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Constirerionat 1. CONVENTION, Wednesday, July | m—Mo Nicholl, from ig anding committee on weg aaee teed or earieat eine, b. as vagy sablic use, or ceded, theUsinn bho, | Priated to to the U: States, | which shall hereafter be sold or 4 eh eet | with the fund 4 the common school fund, and | all moneys heretofore appropriated by law fe tessosnd benefit of the said fund shall be and mar ag fund, the interest of which shall be inviolab! sais ro- priated and applied to the support of common 20 tp Aa Festal be the duty ofthe Logial 2. the duty of the ture to pass such laws as may be necessary to keep at all times securely | invested, and to preserve from less or waste all moneys arising from the sales of the said ls in the said first | section mentioned, and all moneys now belonging or = hereafter may belong to the said common school fund. §3. The revenues preraing frees the Propo rtional share of the moneys of the Unit States rece! fred on deposit | with this State upon the terms specified in an act of Con [par of the pry States entitled,“ An act to regulate of the public money, approved the 23d of June, tea0"s 1836,” after retaining so much thereof as may from time to time be necessary to make any — iency in ae principal, shall hereafter be Tenure lied to rposes of common school education, subjest to the ipeenrese od restrictions in the next succeeding sec- tions contained. ott All erxiating 8 ns heretofore made by law portions of the said revenues in the preceding sec- ton mentioned, for terms of years which have not yet xpired, shall continue to be made until the panes of | terms of years, and not afterwards. us 6. The portion of the said revenues now directed law to be annualy paid over to the literature fund, KA be so paid in the yearone thousand eight hundred and forty-seven, and not afterwards; and after that period all existing specific appropriations | now directed by law, to be paid outof the revenues of the literature fund, shall be paid out ofthe revenues of the said preceding third tee tion mentioned, until otherwise ordered by the Legis- are. The committee further report for the consideration of the convention and recomm>1J to be submitted to the bare ty Lapeer 4 the follewing additional section: 46. ture shall, at its first session after the asuptionet this constitution, and from time to time there- after ax sl be i wide by law for the free educetion and instruction ff every child between the ages _ of four and sixteen years. whose parents, guardians and | employers shall be resident of the State, in the common | schools now — ae? a 7 i struction, after applying ¢ vided shi be del “A and in th the liquidation of town and count The convention th nse of such education and in- | public funds as above pro efrayed by taxation at the same time, charges. proceeded to the consid of the article on the subject of the legislature—t! tion being on Mr. field’s motion to include “aliens, paupers and persons of color not taxed” in the basis of Topresentation. Mr. C. withdrew that, and moved to amend so as to include “ paupers.” Agreedto. Mr. B n moved to include also two other see ir. Bascom moved to provide for or i lege color when admitted to the right of su! $y ee oe moved to amend so as to include tha tania of | representation “ electors” only. Lost. Mr. Jordan moved to amend s0 as to require the. legislature to district the Stare > senators—but after debate, withdrew it for the | present ‘was pessed over, and the second section was taken up, fixing the sumber of senators and representatives. The recurred on Mr. Richmond’s motion to strike Out 32 asthe number of senators. This motion was dis- | cussed until two o’clock without coming toa question. — | The committee then rose. Mr Worden made an effortto discharge the Committee of the whole, and to recommit with instruction as to the number of senators, &c., with o view to control debate on these questions in convention ; ; but the proposition not meeting with favor, he withdrew it. Recess.—dlbany Argu: bola lena he change of weather in different parts of the country seems to be producing a great man: f sickneva, rheumatism, influenzi fund’ such like, ric Magic Halr Dye—Red or Grey Whiskers | changed toa beautiful black, instantaneously, by the applica- | tiou of Phalon’s Magic Hair Dye. Country gentlemen can have'a boutle forwarded them °, fen ir orders, cash enclosed, 10. F. Phalons 61, under sou jotel, Broadway. Price $i per bottle, with full die Teetions for use accompanying ottle. Hieamen are invited fa call op toe de t, where they ers substituted for red Portable Dressing Cases.--The Subscribers having completed their assortment of the above, can recom- meud them to the public and travellers, as the most complete case fora long or short journey, ever manufactured, both as Fegasds utility, durabiliy aad d cheapuess, ION, 177 Broadway, afew ely a oustlandt street. G. Saunders’s Patent Metallic Tablet Razor the subscribe: ‘he public and sti Various patterus. Great Lottery Swi dle—' he National Po. lice Gazette of week, will contain a continuation of the of the assumed firm of Charles Meln- ity, with its usual extraordinary record of e ouly five cents. 77 Broadway, wholesale and retail. are invited to call and examine the .—The oldest and most approved strop no use, hay- H ‘ uu Letore the pie for the last thirty years, can be | ad at vy commented, with commendabl erity. upon the the banks of vy dews here is the antly recurru in that climate. gous faalt? Ithas receutly come to our knowledge that Mr. B. | Tows, Sailmaker, ef the city of Troy, went on ‘0 Wash- ing on C ty, and made proposal: for the construction of a Jar, e vumber of Teuts. but the requirements of ment, havin re of tisat su! weve such thi be impossible o1 MONEY MARKET. Thursday, July 23—6 P.M. The market slightly improved to-day, both in prices and demand. There isan upward tendency in prices. At the first board Long Island went up < per cent; Harlem, 1}¢ ; Norwich and Worcester, % ; Reading, 34 ; Ohio 6's, . Very Title ‘was done at the second board, but the sales show a slight improvement on prices current in the morning. There is evidently a determination on the part of some of the most extensive operators to put up prices, and so long as they adhere to that there must bea steady improvement. The receipts of the Reading Railroad Company con- tinue very large. For the third week in July, in the past three years, they were as follows :— PRILADELPHIA AND Respino Raitroa Week ending July 20, 1841. Julj 9, 1845. Ty 18, 1846, | Travel... hate fe 73 54 eh) “i rerkht on goods. "913 49 2,489 2 reight on ceml.... 10.919 24 26510 % 46,705 a ey 29,496 11 2.45 57 Coal Trans. Ton: ime” 24,350 32,519 With « ‘senipoltatiots of only a third more coal, the receipts for the week were nearly double those for the corresponding week last year. Petitions are now pending before the Legislature of Maine, for a charter for a railroad from Portland through | Saccarappa, Gorham, Alfred, Sanford, &c., to South Ber- | wick. This comports pretty neerly with the route grant- ed in 1836, to the Maine, New Hamshire, and Massachu- setts Railroad. The route in question would opena pro* | ductive interior, and afford new access to several manu- facturing sites. On the other side of the present railroad, there are pe- titions from Kennebunk, Wells, &c., praying for a road from the junction at North Berwick, or some point in that neighborhood, thence to pass down through Wells, Kennebunk, Kennebunk-port, &c., towards Portland. — There petitions reached the Legislature at rather a late period. The inhabitants on that line, it is well known, have leag been desirous to restore to themselves the treasit @hich they formerly enjoyed, when the great post road ran through all those villages. The Directors of the Western Railroad met at Spring: field on the 15th instant, and declared a dividend of three | dollars per share, payable on the 34 August, to holders | of stock on Saturday, the 18th of July. This dividend ja made payable a month earlier than was expected. — Last year it was paid on the lst of September. Some of the directors were in favor of four per cent, but others, whose councils prevailed, thought it more prudent to move cautiously and keep the corporation strong. The harvest of the year is yet to come; the net revenue, here- tofore in the second six months, having been more than twice as mach as that of the first of the year. The re. coipts last week, ending the 11th, were rising $20,000, | against $15,000 last year. The work upon the Pittsfield dnd North Adams Rail | road is progressing, and we learn that it is expected to ‘bo in operation by the ist of October. The tron for the road is on its way from England, and as soon as receiv. eJ the work of Iaying the rails will be commenced. ‘The highly prosperous condition of the different Sa vings Boake throughout the country, is the best evidence | 1m the world of the improved and improving condition of the Ishoring and mechanical claseos. A recent report of the Institution for savings in Boston, for the past six months, shows that $415,259 have been received in 7693 | deposits, 2.265 of which were new, and 5,428 in old ac- | counts, and that there has been paid out in the same pe- riod $477,411, in 5,663 payments, 2,240 of which were in fall, and the remainder, 3,293, were in part of account,— The accumulated fund amounts to $269,503 50, a division of which will be made in July, 1847. Savinos Lewlghd pg 1846. nage ons, Ww Temgunt of dividends that have been declared dive, and sumac tnar vara seo peo ei sees $8,008, amount ninth inth dividend to be “cloned Siena e 16th day of July, AD, see eeeee (65,082 66 To convent of fund for insurance... 387 50 To amount of profit and lors account 209,203 62 ‘Jo amount balance of this agcoant,..... 48,299 97 $9,408,044 48 4; or which shall hereafter be es- | Ls ye nanner as may be provided by law, for | On motion of Mr. Perkins the pending section | ‘ents for the Army—The Newspapers have | ; Farmers’ Loan, % ; Penna. 5’s closed firm | | seventy seven dollars to each depositor. This an This amount is invested in the‘follow ing securities :— Amount invested in Bank stock. Amount secured by Bank stock. _—- maven in n publ funds.. mou on rigage. Amount loaned to cities ret so By amount loaned on — security, By amount of real estate. By amount of real estate | of debt. . | By cash in By interest due but not yet received By interest accrued but not yet due $611,130 $3,408,044 We look upon the returns of these institutions as an | index of the prosperity of the country and people gene- rally. They not only show that the laboring classes are receiving wages remunerating them for their labor, but that they a le to lay up, from time to time, small sums for future exigencies. The full and profitabl Ployment of the laboring classes, is evidence of gene- | ral prosperity, and that the order of things under which we exist is favorable for a healthy increase in the aggre- | Gate wealth of the country. On an examination of the map of the mineral region of Maryland and Virginia, situated in the Allegheny Moun. tains, it will be perceived that the Potomac River passes through the centre of the coal and iron basin, the river being the line of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and the Baltimore and Ohie Railroad, from whence it is easy to form ajust appreciation of the value of the companies lo cated on the borders of this great highway. In our esti- mation, the coal and iron companies on the Potomac must become the most valuable, as their products are not only of superior value, and in the greatest abundance, but, without any private expenditure, will have the advan. tage of a choice of conveyance to market by canal or railroad. ‘The charactor of their coal, ‘ the Cumberland coal,’ is of such acknowledged superiority for heat, duration’ and purity, that the Navy Department has entered into a contract with the “' Mary land Company,” for a large sup. | ply, for the use ofthe United States’ steamers, and not- | withstanding the present limited means of transportation of coal on the Ohio Railroad, the business of this com- pany has, since the short period of itscommencement, | proved perfectly satisfactory tothe parties interested; exhibiting such signs of promise as afford, to reasonable | calculations, the most brilliant hopes of success. | _ Wehail, with much satisfaction, thé prospect of these | enterprises, and do not doubt, now that our principal foreign difficulty has been settled, that such an impetus | will be given to the energies of the country, as will | render them all profitable, and of general national im- | portance. The Maryland and Virginia companies having | been managed with strict economy, they will now reap the advantage of the generul prospects of the country ; having no leeway to make up, their future voyage must prove easy and prosperous. It is with much surprise that we hat | want of economical’ foresight which i | part of the federal government, in not securtng an eligi- | ble site for the establishment of a ‘great national foun- | dery, with such a sufficiency of coal lands as would be | adequate to provide the public steamers with the choicest | fuel, independent in the supply, and beyond every possi- | bility of imposition. The coal and iron beds lie in strata, exposing their front to the Potomac River, in such alternate succession, intermingled with limestone, fire brick clay, and hy- draulic cement, as to render them not only objects of immense value, but subjects of remarkable curiosity, | worthy the examination of the goologist and the en- lightened statesman. The representations made by Silli- man, Johnson, Shephard, Douglas, Shepperd, &c., are | guarantees which ought to satisfy Congress that these mines merit their immediate attention, especially as a very small appropriation would secure all the land that | i | \ | | | | | would be necessary for the public uses. | fi Old Stock Exchange. | 4 109 shs Terms Trast, b30 150 Bx FA ae bio 65.30 | $1,000 Minot 63, ter" 25 $75,000 Pe Se 100 do b60 25: | "$1,000 Reading bas 1% $9 do Long Isl RR 38 Behe Us ‘ Revdiag RR bio 69 13 do Ohio Lfe & Trust 9 ito ©? DiS 6036 200 do Harlem K 52% 400 FA toms 72" | | 300 do 53 do 68% | 100 = do $8 380 doNor& Wor RR $8 100 do 53% 100 lo b60 59 ca t30 deg 30 do vio 388 | lo 8 | 50 do 030 534 > ‘ | 50 shs Nor & W ve aa hs Nor & Wi or & Wor bis s8\ 33 b30 58 3 & a Be Hyriem ge 1” ca Bay | New ‘Stock emchanaes i | $700 Ohio Gs, 1860, ‘53 9134 150 ahs N & Wor Frid’y 5836 a ahs Forms Trust, i 25h do cash 58 Zig 20 do 583% FA do Marna Canal,b2 Be 3 do cash 58% 83 12 25 do btw 38iq | SdoCetonCe we ae a a 3 58 2 do Haslem Friday 52 25 = do Friday 58 | do Friday 52 Married. On the 9th inst, by the Rev. Dr. James Covell, Mr. 8. Jamrs Jaques, to Miss Jane Moone Battentine, all of this city. Died. On Thursday morning, July 23, Fr. of Joseph G.and Catherine jutcher, her Ti wget = Loge of Vad Rene! are respectful- ly invited to Friday shatsovn as 6 o'clock, from the ieetdane of her! father, No. 53 Spring street. 23d inst, at Brooklyn, Samuz. T. ns P, daughter in the 2d year of | On Thursday, Sort, MD. in the Stat year of his a j be remains will be taken to South m, Westchester — . N. Y., for interment. | ‘On Thursday, Presexven Fien, in the 8ist year of his age. eis friends and acquaintances are invited to attend his faneral thie afternoon biday.) ‘at 5 clock, from his late residence, 337 Fourth street, east of the Bowery. | WILL BE READY EUON, A GROAN FROM THE SEPULC cy, illust and pernici pice rel: tveto the exils and in Lio ited by proceediugs atill pending iu the Sureogates Court in the mat Ter of the estate of the late Kobert Halliday, and designed as | thereby cast on the Tayton. Thou shalt not false witness; “ Judex dumnatur cutn woceus absolvitur. | _j24 r* rre | | SPLCULATORS Takk NOTICE. | WORKING MODEL of Judd’s Centrifuge 2. | | £4, mill will be exhibited ter «fe y the patente Pe Miskes ieconie bs the | ee etane ¢ or larger ters wired A. JUDD. BL SET ROR LT PEL TTR TF 2 | GENTLEMEN GOING TO AND ARRIVING | FROM EUROPE. | ETAYING superfiyons eects, such 4 Weanina Ar REL, izwausy, Fine Anos, &e., which they would c | Neet Jute cash, may do a0 co thetr advantage, by sending for the Subscriber, who will attend st their residence sy appoit| ment. HH. LEVET, No.2 Wal N. B —A line through the post-office, or otherwise. will re- | ceive prompt attention. dy24 3t*rre | | | DOSAMIGOS SEGAKS. | 143,000 SEGARS of shit, celebrated | brand, in store, and now ig from the Harmonius | Walker? for sale iu lots to suit pareh by L, a Chambers st. and the uudersi, ved All persons | _ jy2d terre HENRY E. RL | DISSOLUTION | ‘opartnership heretofore existing between JOHN | ued by re by a house of . J. Timmins, who will ates, devote their atten- | bon to all business entrusted ee them. | _J24 3tre JOH NHERDM AN. 61 South st. | PEKFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, &e i HE Gevuine Walout Oil Military Shay ing Boap, bighly a t SOHNSON, VRO agents for Dr Foord’s celebrateu Pectoral Syrup, for coug colds, and *ll disexses of the luags, kc. jyztiw*re | A BOOK FOR EVERY AMERICAN. Life and Public Services of GEN’L. Z. TAYLOR. | se LUDING. 2 minote account ook his defence of Fort Harrison 10 1812—the battle of Oks eve in 1837. and | tiles of Fee 4 a and Resaci la Palma, in 1816, to oa is added sketches of the offi who were engyged in | a & ‘contest by an officer in the U. 8. Army, with the fol- | Tess ar ph of Gent Z. Taylor, ale of Gea Taylors letter to the Mayor of New | ¥3 of the Battles of Palo Alto and of Resaca dela Pal | ba) by Lieutenant Dobbins, of the Second Dragoons, | ri ‘4 ee. Central Mexico, showing the contemplated route Sap oF Dat the Territory lying between the Nueces and the |” Price 2 cent rice Bidets» fume Magazines, &e., in paper covers, ie Urea fy Me eae say part ae pth ated Wen | Ly tery ten pi4 | Sak eotunte! sonording tothe ihe cash, peeers, post eine tes asl sh el ve or. ferrens wit ohh Bet sp ysueatoae, A oye tt ONG & ESOT HH iym ~— 32 Ann street, New York. EPING. | CTICAL BOOK- No. 88 Cedar street. Mii<. C. C. MAKSH res] et Le mage at the pai ig, that | itis g rooms the stady, icceping, Commercial Ariyhmetic. and S1cteantiie’W riting, continue open from & A. M. to8 . Such are the practical advant»ges of the system of in be tion, and of the faithful attention given to the learners, that person of capacity becomes and receives a certificate ts that | coal with terms, references, &e., may be obtained | NC. MARS! Book-keeping, are well adapted | toschocbsand pelrenstavnrsction. tor shows ebere: J lw*me ‘OR SA AP FOR CASH. comer of | Tage se ar yee lwem | Agency, St a to twenty dollars per week. A good refe quired, "A duress box 2057 post office: er Taittre” WANTED. | BY mens MAN, Warehouse B aun, orto imeelt gene | on reasonable terms. CARROLL'S Berge et VAPOR BATHS, | Bath,” ‘80 call | Price than that ef the best bran tS 0) | Wall street, near {OR in LOST eae, R A onthe buch rterdny stern SITUATION te family, on apply tenth at Iter young woman—the iz at 159 Willi+m st, useful Bt the offiee of thi : ONE THOUSAND LABORERS | WAXZED inmedinely on, the line of Michigan Canal, (from Chie go to aand Laborsi and one hundred Stoue ‘Men of steady habits will fad upon ths es and regular payments. ‘of Trustees of the Illinois and Mich- WILLIAM GOODING, Chi Canal Office, Lockport, TIL, ith ht f be had, will meet with erm WANTED. a Addreas F Wier, 0S Greeawith near FEW Laing Hex tobe Nouth' ti A. Kitna Yeats Setcenbeu eave {8900 over and above theis expense fa to them in writing, with an (ped learing $1,000 year. Some men now in ons om nto pellet. oubt over ear clear of his of our Union, All letters a DR. POWELL, OCU. twill be neces Seeee ane eee obtain, Fie Neda iach pets oP erste Uekse atttee Hes URGEON, his residence, 251 Broadway, corner ea otges| of the Tear Passage, Cataract, and to ORSRU ROSIE Stumed with ri et, attention and success. wi an poroncdng iSMUB, or ‘Squinting, cured im eterate cases of ported, Dawei EYES, of superior beauty bv TACLES adapted to every defect. 4 to the peor without charge. Sie and residence 26) Broadway—entrance 134 Warren street iy2d_It®me A MIRACLE! A MIRACLE! very white clearskin.—The Jones’s Itali member, without mnigreprecontation ea, m, for wrich i it teceived the Wisheat encor y, and the unsolicited approv: ie dical Society of Paris Ithas cured: thousands in the United States of every disfigurement aud eruption of the ski as pimples, freckles, blotches, salt rheum, scurvy, heat, pack tan, burn, morphew, chance the color of dark, yellow or sunburnt skin y clearness. ‘0 prove to the public the yad the full are ar led to M. or, by the Medi y, Paris ‘e con: | SLE the greatest pl slauthropiat of Pine are, and jemical Sonp, a mi acle to cure any eruption or disfigurement of the skin. ST. AND OPERATIVE 8 “eelock, et hia to Diseases of she Eye and Ear, Chamiom It will prove a bless. to future ag 8.” Sold at the sign of the American Eagle, #2 Chatham street, and'4ia Brondway'y or 190 Fulton hanege ten re iy23 tw* A ft SILENDID. i. Gelicios , a beautiful head of hair can ve by Usi ing bottle of Jones's Coral Hair eA, 18 eres are (and mind, reader, it will do all here stated,} to force the growth of render it beautiful; to stop its fall — oe and to rk, and k oor it in mg enmty ber ooral made, Bolder ea Chat, m 13 arcedeart 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn _323 lw*m FURNISHED ROOMS TO LI wo orthree Gentlemen may be handsomely dated with Furnished Rooms, at No. 24 Vesey street, and house is pleasantly situated, being | pet eh ee, ae from Broadway, and directly oppusite to St. 's Also, coupie of pleasant Rooms to let at ag tS Ps aaa 2®me SOUTHERN MERCHANTS. hat’, to beep it clean and and dispel dandruff | ccommo- 1O WANT Merchandise of rexdy sale, er inaure e Proves, can ratify thei their desires by applying at the Ste: ‘Works ani horatory, it aiCourt Jand street, Fwhere fancy soa] three dollars per dozen: an lavender aad other perfumes se!ves to beter article, can be sind from six cents to every description of cologne, like rano. We pledge our t Maal prices, than any lace where the 4 sox oh Jy23 1w* rh PUBLIC TAT ARCADE BATHS-FORMERLY PALMO'S, yd COLD AND. BHOWER BATHS—Price 1236 Cents. The well known superiority of this Bathing Establishment over all others, renders it uonecessary for Proprietor to a 1 Nine tickets for one dollar. JQHN F. GANNON. Open from 5 o'clock A. M. to 11 P.M 22 Atin® wi BATHS FOR SALE HE Popular Bathing Fiarabljchment kept in the Mer- chants’ exchan; -d fo two other brane! HE Sabscriber, fi NOTICE that have been ef. from the great cures it have been ef- THs by the Venetian Lintment among the few who have tried it, fee! id it only requires to be known to nited States, "Not to accomplish the same, this so Pat the tame ine taken into | CO! TS HE Subscriber, Say Dellac, ic, and they Copartnershi P his brother, M: 81 will continue the business as Druggists, Pharmaceutiats, ke. as heretofure, at Nog Park, Row and 381 Broadway, under the firm of DELLUC & CO. auccessors to Place & Soutl- | FRANCIS DELLUC, | MANCELLIN BELLUC. | New eget 1846. iy2liw*m | 3. KOETHEN NYENTOR of thi oth ma Cipeyi aR SKIRT, 128 Spring strt, I feds reruns her for the’ encouragement haweneasomnerets mere y of this Skirt being #0 iy oy ree = for comfort and er sts I been introduced or | advertis i a decidedly = rior om je—she. ladies whe have not yet tri article to call and ion I article is only to be had at 128 SPRING ST. 4 FULTON STREET, site St. Paul's Church) TT HOSE whe have never tried the Vapor Bathe, as ad tered al above establishment, ree orant of the. safest and most efficacious remedy. for many a1tac resalting from the great changes of onr climate; but also ble mode of bathing. Real cleauliness haga 0 beewo ‘ed without the use of these bath: M. Carroll's, Barhe differ from every other and have been established in this city for 20 in oth Medicated Baths, as ad- aif an hour’s notice required for the | dy 19 6r*rre yoare, Sulp' ed by the Bulphur Baths. KN CHAMPAGNE. A. FRESH INVOICE, of thi delightful Cham god privere geution ofthe streading of this Wine val tlemen is invi' le rea ing, is now superior to that of any ip tie country, and 20 angher ro LiviNasToN & CO., Wall atreet malty. mort) rath re CHEAPER THAN EVER. FULL SUIT of superfine Cloth made to order, in the most substantial and tashionable style, can be procured for $20, at MOFFATT’S fashionable Cash Tailoring Estab- lishment, LF Ke ma st.. New York. Every Ke fe eually low. Sya2 eodlw*r, JOHN MOFFAT. NEW INVENTED WIGS BArczetors yw invented Wigs and Seal) the finest natural and pet aed jn the most ensy They are manner, to the pe entirely: anew invention, doing away with all the vexatious diticulties #0 loug eyrerienced by those who The public are ii to inspects large and well selected stock, contaulivg every variety of size and color; they will | beable to ju Ml. BA’ inventor and op onl: Please to copy the address. ANCIENT AND MODERN HE SUB boy! has opened ba’ manufserurer, 2 | 165 Broadway. | Jy2liw*re | ment, in ti ara, be basement treet, for e sale of ¥ Inevery department of human knowledg the. "He hos accumulated a con: Hasrabie soilection of warks, many of which are cerious and fares and all, more olen of reat value. He intends (0 sell exclusi al whatever in the ‘, lewenert of his prices. Hie | tly at yenteu Sy the pure! gate libraries, oro vee ler collections of Vooks., fle. will = every work, ancient or mn, to-which value is at any sect or pany every department of litera- | = lan Tie over, there: | “ make his euablinhment tn agreeabl sige, tor th jomanyne, vine, ist, men ar iey rs, og lence geueral wham wilt est wt aa ig her his gas | ia pees hace Py cer y a my33 1m*rre rope New York. TO THE Sey Baca trae ir anda itm sal healthy. eet Gs ‘dan- HA- "tN NvidoRa te IAs the only and mete aig Fe Re oe z | also the anual interest on AUCTION NOTICK. He, comtURE eee He ral assortment of No. 125 Hammond st. near 2 ised good mm + russe o Car pets, English Out Clothe, Rugs a Mahony Bek Sofes, Chairs, Di vans, Ottomans, two Meicel Cl joc! Also, basement, kitchen sad bedrooom Furniture, complete. Sale le Pianoforte. “At Itovclock. a valuable ee principal part of the house to let low tal} Bt May ter Evening, July 24— he Melo ve LATEST. INTELLIGENGH, TELEGRAPHIC REPORT. LATER FROM THE ARMY. or the Biccaine Nun of Lindenberg—Don Rayme Starke ; Theodo.e, Hadaway; Lady Agnes, Mrs Phil: Doors pen at 7 o'clock, curtain will rise at halt pasc 7 — Dove irele, 50 ceuts; Upper Boxes, 25 ceuts; Pit aud Gaie ry, cents siete ‘AUTON NOTICE Renigena, Betigenton=7" Altay Pras July ith, at 10 o'clock, at (20 Pearl street, Refrigerators of differen le for families, grocers pplied themselves with ful article This sale offers an opportunity to buy On Monday, the shop, . bench I » lumber, ee» 4850 Grove'st to\close the business, "’ "* jt 1t*me J. A_BROWN. Auctioneer. niDAY. Sai BLEECKER & CO., gm RID. Thy MAG AND AL at the More AND Tis cCOMPAN "AN Rona" Codt 1000 shares of = isos sive oni P cioatn trust 100 eac! e Potomac an eg! rou Company ~The property of the Potomac na Al ghany Compan’ on both sides of the Potomac River, ai Emouuts to 20,000 scres of tho most valuable: mineral (inst Presenting a constant succession of rich veins of coal, irou ore, brimstone, fire-brick clay, and hydraulic cement ; the | mac River affording an inexhaustible water power for transportation and iron works When completed, the Chetapeske and Ohio Canal, and the Baltimore and Ohio 1 pase isnmediately’i Company's lands, securing & communica ‘any outlay penditure to other cor- particulars enquire of 6trre to the Cy renee Ppt ing associations. For furt e HOTELS AND W ERING PLACES. FASHIONABLE TEA HOUSE, Five Miles from Newport, on the gd Road leading to the Stone Brid, HIS NEW, spacious and deli rig iz sirnared establis ment is nent Is opee. for receptio Pert nent Boarders. Tea Parties and Pie. Ni Hy tarnished at ‘short commod ra, being 20 by | Fesainerve promises every (ent) patronise him. Portsmouth, July, 1816. THE COLUML: y a PHILADELPHIA NEW and Fashionable tlotel, possessing every modern pists cpatet gl necessary to the elegant accommodatios those Ste may NJ. BROWN. 323 1w th community, fs now aes, BAGLEY. MACKENZIE & Co. guers | ot Jonee’s Hotel way aie, formerly of the Washington House, oof L. Frnatsow ivi8 lw*re aitieert rtene! cela yas. ‘The proprietors trust, by thei a forthe orm rt of their guests, to receive ‘a contiwu- ance o| public favor. ‘This is, without wrception, th v Passe pleasant route on the | peesens lasing fo" aed to Beratogn & ow make an can leave New ierdinnat aterday eve ate Sentoes Peters | to visit the ie, and Sear by hs re 's 8. COLE MAN, om. ROBES the Astor House). dylttf * rre + M Eine of the Steamer Empire). es ae TO, Hy bg pat in this establis! ent, havi fed since. the close of the| will be Spened for d “vies Cg onthe ist | 2 GAKI DNER. ¥23 2m? r Bi at the following hours, via:— rom New Brighton. From New York. Fy % & M. DK, 5, 7 + M: eam ot BLANCARD. Pavilion, New Brighton, June 1, 1816. ja7tfre BOARD IN THE COUNTRY. A FEW genteel sRonrdere can be accommc dated the most delightful country sexts in, Orange gout oneal fom the ri ies Belew nce desirable Ww pA By rarely: tg epee es am Talk, ec, or farther particulars plesse suquire of Ay ing Biese Fulton and wil fan screen er C,H Hing, N.B vdid steamboat Thomas Powell lands gers every rnoon, leaving New ‘ie atd o'clock. 3t®rh HADES Ly me oneal fete ihe of reese te plea a Fafa net ee toany other house of the kind ii he city New satisfaction which he has hitherto given to his pall friends and sng vy » while proprietor of “ Shades,” in geronse bi ters hime if wil new es root bis part will be wanting to merit lishes, 3, Welsh Rare, Poach- ray i ibe supplied w ith el cy. papers, as org ae Se VS Eanid ime! te SARACEN’S HEAD, 12 DEY STREET, N. ¥. J oseex SMITH ,late of Worcester, England, bears leat mers and te s public in 9 inform his fn Seseee, ond caeel a ‘Rentlemen of taster Hie ill aa a ox ke oe, So i eet eraton eee me cpl ot Seon wy hruaeta Hie Reeve 2 eral ‘most superior i Wed aer'el cancanees aie myl5 im*r BON SEJOUR. Tar gens si eens se, by commodation. "A hotel ou the Jerse pecay bas ton nen, nie tideratam which « pow supplied. ihe ol lany mansion) been re-fit vette en » seta wich me a! id tant mead tions, seamen nde are Leutieliy: asd cot and, what with Ie ery, charming waiky agreecble ing, che place wAl-chal DANIEL W. LOCKWOOD. The Passaic, for News, leaves the foot of Barclay street Rant Woot Taken Bes Morya ee ne G o'clock. At Port Richmond there ais im attend i frien : ee eee A ope Y, Ia experience 6s business, a oent nies eta) Se CRN i MONROE “Sinré $m*re Formerly of tio |. 5. Hotel, ‘A. &L. DELMONICO, are iuppy to vwform thet friends and the ‘at their new Hotel in B et, is now comp! ener < been spaced so renter it one of the move com ve spared to render it enn the city, and perspas desirous ofa siread aia ers merely Passing oY wil a wit fad i) wasseel d'egmforis attend to with my 26 Im*r THE NEW ENGLAND HEALTH INSURANCE OMPANY. NCQNFORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF | CONNECTICUT, IN MAY, Caprrrat, HON, JOEL W. in President. DAVID SMITH: Exq., resident. rain oN Reaceny, JOHN G. HUNTINGTON Hears: _ EN HA APMAN, General Agent, the Company, ting thelr ordi om Four De ne of the Cor After divid aie to the soekbolders, one half of the ba ye applied balSuce due on the stock notes, and the remaining is to be divided between the stoekholde tion to the ainount of capital sto the sum paid by the insured for Every person who becomes taking ose share of he capital of the compan: be profitabl the beneate which nie patie ured, in propors held by each member, nea | if the business not aly | wh ge at ed, and a tall share nae the profits of The guarantes capital req Aled, sad the Company are sow tatu ‘Applications for msurance may be Company, No. , Norwich, Connecticut, and to agents in the towns and cities Lat Ni WM. DAVID 8. IVES, 42 William street. it tw rre Agent for New York. ane rear 13k. 00,000, DOL Bt AN A a ‘A SURPLUS. Orrice 41 1T, Brooms. , machinery, mer- Coe sa aires Cen era conflagrati ever occu! in the country ; they ‘with comparatively slight losses bg the privilege of | ADILE GAKUEN open day and eve FOURTH OF JULY IN IN MEXICO. with its exteusive Prome: 3 This Evening FL, 2 len C | Sigatemonts. wit incte 00d 96 jection of e ers 4 ‘alliwoda, itzky, Kuhner, bach, Donizetti, Vou Be low . ‘ erenen Welln cd Ritta ae a Advices from New Orleans to the evening off ve perl ed by the O: formed by tl W°Meyrer. Intermi stra, under the direction of Mr of half an hour, for refreshments, a to view the beautiful range of COSMORAMAR, the 17th, have been re: ed at Washington, with letters from Matamoras of July 3d and 5th. extending around the whol: f the Espla: je e ¥ au [ | ier iifnminated with pas, thus giving ruade, will be bril’ Gen. Taylor announced to two of the regiments | ¢ to examine these beautiful Views. Admission | on the 4\h, that in a few days he would have boats to transport them to Camargo, whence he would put them directly in motion for Monterey, and if they get no fight before the summer closed, it would not be his fault. The papers of Texas and Matamoras are full of details of the celebration of the 4th. The rains eae RP OWEREUT ATTRACTION MIL Y— BRIE RAVEL AD MDLLE. BLANGY. tebe IBLO'S GARDE N—Friva: entertainments will comme: To be followed by Daring au TIGHT ROPE, by the Ravel Ch srles Winther. ee July 21—The ba popul r Overture, dinary Feats on the » Gabriel Ravel and be followed by the petite ballex. Pantomime in one act, called the VENGE A ot DIAN were holding up. Some sickness prevailed, Javelli; Colisto, Mle Blangy; Eu "5 F b Half an hour ucermussiont ior te mostly bowel complaints. The measles had ap- jo the Refres ut Saloon. 4 he mhote to conclude with Rosrgcf Laughter ! called M. peared in Mark’s regiment, and several men DECHALUMEAU—Koquinet: G Ravel; vel ules, AR. were down with the complaint. Mr. D. E. Gray had arrived in Reynosa from the upper country, by way of Monterey, and re- ported the Mexicans full of apathy to the war. Five hundred Mexican volunteers at Monctalova, had refused to serve on hearing of Gen. Taylor’s victories. Some disaffection among the Louisiana volun- | teers had appeared, but it would be settled, hav- ing been reterred to Gen. Smith. The wounded and sick were doing well at Fort Polk. | HOWEDS & OU"S NEW Oa RAS MELA CIRCU: ians will perform at rtown on the ‘The Largest Establishment ever es, Comprising iv ven an | Carriaxes to convey the performe | The yy has attached to 1 Female questrians, aunong whom js the Greatest Female Rider of tle Age, re: | coutly arrived from Pars 18 gt MARIEMACARTE, epee im the United lorses, requiring 26 drabe, musicians, Ke. | CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. Wasnisoros, July 23, 1846. In Senate. | Mi Benton. Evans and Lewis, were appointed a committee of reference on the army appropriation bill. | PRINTING TARIFF PRTITIONS. The committee on printing reported against printing the tariff memorials. tre the eelebrated Seote! GIANT ‘AND OTANTESS. Reain pelts is 4 peor en and itera weight over 700 Ibs. Mr, | i ‘noe 432 Ibs. . is the most enormous Sure. in wrorld.” ii appea in inack and the | Mr. Casenon presented petitions from democratio strength nerd agility, aad wr will ide i wohorse act. The counties of Pennsylvania, which gave 14,665 democratic wae Sea ie ce , se | He moved to refer them to the printing committee. nile Act ol ec by Sa, Nixon.” Olympic oie | morning about this tariff business. We had « funeral | moons by te carne, led by the great Europesa | dirge of these pensioners at taking away the bounty we | | Re. Hector and ey The SWI BRO! en | nave allowed them, No man who could read but knew their elegant Gymuastic Postures and Groupings. Mr. 8weet in the Presidential election that Polk was a free trade “ aaaaiien 2°% | man, Pennsylvania to-morrow would vote the democra- ye Howes in | tic ticket again, even though the tariff were repenled. Mr. Jannaain asked Mr. Sevier what construction he it on the Kane letter. Por Seven replied that it was a free trade letter, and that all this petitioning from Pennsylvania was a mere jo joke. oe a een ated cakyivania rood upen tbe vr encureeae moved tolay the petitians on the table.— Le et enka Ms. Staretp ater be Senown that he woul favor auch a tariff Dll ax the Slack Rope Evolutions. Mr. Geo. 81 the celebrated Tight Rape Dancer." Wich a variety of others. The whale aerisieg § the leading, most talented, aad classic performers in the HOWES & CO.’S New York Mammoth Cirens. ASEAN geen coe rey. creates, commencing Admittance tree. ‘WILLIAM ALLISON, Proprietor, MODEL OF NEW YORK In Carved Wood now on exhibition at the one before the Senate. ahee le te have ie hacen ie one shed, fares and ther Mr. Stunarow could not tell how Pennsylvania would v1 have voted under such circumstance: Fe rr rn Snr tee 1 Uidireaae CLageanabicos the indtyigeal pinion of the Sena- Fgef the moat highly | tor from Penney nin on the au ferent compartmeu ss eli ving ome of the Pricipal Bue | Nee further debate Sie Mtc ute resumed {he motion to lay these petitions on the table. Lost—yeas 26, nays ME. Harweop voted with the friends of the’ tariff of ‘42, and thus gave them a majority of one. ‘The petitions were then referred. FREMONT’S REPORT. | On Mr. Hasnecan’s motion the committee on the Li- brary were instructed to inquire into the cause of the de- lay in distributing Fremont’s report of the exploring ex- pedition in Oregon and California. PRINTING TARIFF PETITIONS. ‘The report of the printing committee, against printing the tariff petitions, was taken up, and the vote on agree- 2B NOW OFEN FOR THE | ill pertorm eve o’el AS ime re | Sear, and up m Above the Modeb is a Gothic deeorated carved work, containin oil paintings by the first arti siness Kista hed a in the ei’ | Hours of exhibition from 9 A. M. to 10 P. M. 1 Tickets 25 cents—Season tickets, 50 cents. 6t*eodre HARLEM PARK TROTTING. ty’ Purse $30— Male Heats— alee, enters ch. m. Pevtoua. Betsey Baker. b. g. New England- | “bg Rob Rov. jy24 1t*rre | ing with it resulted ina tie. Yeas 26, nays 25, TUN SALE, Mr. Dattas, the President of the Senate, gave the casting vote in the negativ wren | SADDLE HORSES, So the report was not agreed to, and the petitions were then ordered to be printe ust the right size for riding, on horseback, and been long sed to, RESOLUTIONS IN FAYOR OF THE TARIFF. le. Apply’ at the desk of the Herald O ‘or Mr. Crutey presented resolutions of the Legislature of farther particulars Jes t New Hampshire, in favor of the tariff and protection. NAVY PENSION BILL. Mr. Lewis, from the Committee on Finance, beck the navy pension bill. An amendment ro] isting $3,000 for payment of invalid pensions, was , ani the bill passed ‘The bill for the relief of the heirs of Robert Fulton was reported from the Committee on Claims; without amendment. GROCERY FOR SALE. THE STOCK of Groceries in the store 50 Cathe *t, with lease of store for one year, with the privilege of five: the stock is | ght and well selected— ought for cash and will be sold at a bargain, as the owner is about Je ving the city; this isa rare opportunity for one wish- ing to go into the business, as the stand is o-€ of the best m | the street. Apply on the premises. If the stock isnot sold | the store will he to let 373 3t* rh Tu Lb. Spacious Parlors and Bedrooms, handsomely furnish- ed, to let, to Southerners and others, three doors i THR TARIFF. The tariff bill was then taken up. Mr Uraam spoke for two hours against the bill. Mr. Simons followed in an able speech in behalf of fcom the Battery, No. 6 Greenwich stret, in a delight- " RT yruation.” Rooms may’ be procured! with op without | "Me hota ons ied whenthe Senate adjou board. 322 lwer red. House of Representative: PATENT OFFICE CENTURY PLANT. BY REQUEST of sever Mes ve mill sxritit | The House went into committee, Mr. Dromgoole in luriosity, which is 26 feet high, flower stem 2 feet in the chair, and took up the bill to transfer the superinten- ¢ Pemtalerwnce, ‘and contains upwards of three thousand | dence of the Patent Office from the Departmeat of the flowers. jy%4lw*rre | Secretary of State to the Department of the Attorney General. Mr. Jowes, of Tennessee, made a speech against all the men to be | executive bills which have been brought forward for the & Thomp- | creation of new bureaux with salaried officers. He was steverbe- for retrenchment not extravagance, as well when his | Party was in, as when out of power. ‘The bill was farther discussed by Messrs. J. R. I | soll, ‘Simms, of South Carolina, Adams, Giles Owen, Ser. don, Stanton, and others. At one o'clock the debate closed, and the committee proceeded to consider the amendments, several of which were agreed to. The committee then rose, and the bill avd amendments were at once laid on the table. HAMBOR DEFENCES. On motion, the House again went into committee of the whole, Mr. Brodhead.in the chair, and took up the Dill making appropriations for the defence of Staten Island and other expose: Dreshet. having boon Mr. Seaman moved aa amendment, and made a speech ‘LINE, via Railrond upport. He pointed out the defeuceless condition wy ‘commenced its pe fate York harbor, and the necessity of the proposed day, the éth of April, | fortifications. street, DAILY, wid CENTURY ALOE, 'e have now to announce the, arri this most extraordinary plant. seen at the Conserv: tory of Me: son, 635, oe ithout except | fore exhibited flower stem | plant over 22 feet, and 12 feet high ence, while at the base it is fuily two feet round that none will fail in beholding a plant at once remark: itr rarity aud its extraordinary age, djylT 1) RAILROADS, &e. TU WESTERN TKAVELLERDS. He i respect ater thatthe rece nt break r osired the ONEEH a fad Canal trom Philadelphin to fi ‘reason on feavi ng th oe pevets No. 74 Mar Se ie eens bunbenapn whl aveid all the fash e and dan- ger of. cna, travelling in coaches, both Railroads being pass- ed io daylight, For further juformation, apply Mie lb canttiohes Office, Sten eee ee CUMMINGS, Agent LONG ISLAND KAILKUAD COMPANY. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT the committee in favor of the bill, condition of Sollers’ Point, in je some remarks in relation to the defenceless condition of Sackett’s Harbor, in New York; after which the commitiee rose. Mr. Bunt submitted a resolution of inquiry relative to the recent appropriation to the Camanche and other In dions, which lies over. Adjourac! 4 and Maryland. Mr. Husoraronp mi BY THE MAILS. Wasuinoron, July 22, 1846. Congress—The Tariff, §&c. &c. fRAINS RUN A, ESA. May 3 COmEnCENS wkD Leave Bacoxire at7 0’ delick Mt Boston trein for Green- far a ene Seon ee a Doubtful—still doubtful—but there is a chance hs “0% o'clock: A.M. for Farmin daleand | or 4 defeat of Gen. McKay's schedules—or a sus- th ig riaogs. Gr rt, ste ing rough to een, ‘ster pin t Jamaica, Branch, Hieksy ile, | ie, and all the stations between farmingdale and Green; for Farming: pension—or a mitigation—although the resolve of the free-traders to pass the bill as it is, continues, or appears to cont nue, unshaken. At eo diate two to-day, at the close of Mr. Cameron’s defence 20m me | of Pennsylvania against the bil, Me, Upham mov- : 13 P.M. he train, or on the arrival of | edan Executive session. The free-traders thought the sinnee rom Norwich, Yetng at 8 this motion a most inglorious waste of time.— Leave Passemanace at 6% A.M’, Accommodetiontrain They protested. Mr. Sevier called for the ayes . ag 4 PE Brooklyn, | and noes, 30 to 2i—carried ; Messrs. Benton, Lag- a or | by and Haywood going with Messrs. Niles, Came- ‘A.M. Accommodation train, for Brook- | ron and Sturgeon, with some twenty-four whigs, M. Accommodation train, A.M. Greenport train for Brooklyn. for the motion. This is an inkling of a sign, ‘Accommodation tram, for le and interme “ . Leave Jamaica ig : 4. Mad La a sign of deliberation, at least, before the ott raz Beaters ents, Eset New Yoxk pet Kiie final plunge. It has a good look. Nil Bika, Hyde Park (17. mi ® | desperandum. They are hesitating about | “ aes) a8 igh extinguishing the Pennsylvania furnaces. They Thompson jon $1, Lake station are, perhaps, deliberating upon a graduation—a b Pred Sedo ation ik $1 3736, Se, aosaes sliding wale of reductions—a gradual letting down pra Ped che rt , instead of the sudden prostration | tack $1 62: sport of protection on Siem bs the platform. The vote will hardly be taken | | Aistercre feo od soa ‘his week. Me. Haywood is charged as bei the leben 9 pessongere MC verane Toren) vee PaO | sa ions for notoriety, in permitting the report o} as it is, to go unanswer- | Baggage Crates will be in readiness at the foot of Whitehall his opposition to the vill ‘ote sy 90 minutes ed and not from any purpose of epposing the esrnan” he likes to be talked about; he | - fo vill. They say he por whee each hi ate ver ner from f Lng preters it aren to his disparagement as a party man; he prefers it to a negative position of 7 NG ISLAND RAILROAD bs sn obedi ‘We think we know the man. Heis Bi : ana T., Mf 4 hap opposed to all sudden rhe gown He is ne. ‘Alao, tain nd rtain issue, to financial Peek =f of unce: 5 aa Pamir? aide The. i a very uncertain c! of our affairs. ‘e believe st him opposed to this sudden revolt ion in the ta- riff, ne from opposition to the general principles of the bill, but because it isan extreme measure at an extreme crisis; because it will add internal confusion to external embarrassmente—a de- pten thr and manot and Se hiser atall places | SSomEY TS TAND 7 ARG FORT WasDTON | Pei ag JOLAS, Capt at derangement ef the fi. "Malla, | rangenyent of business to a ge! tno vareordey ‘on the above ie: troop, which must ey i in it diese orig giejock A, | burthens upon the people, and 1 i t 6 and 9 he news which we Pi PM. Whitehall ince} 6% ‘sad o'clock A. M. wpany | sions ee the the Company take their customers ia My J me Se ay leche Hii ek isc o'sices A-Di-iDe | last nh fore, not altogether stale ay, New York, of all expi notwi vilhtatdi ‘ding the rapid changes in the Je \TER, visas Ra mpRiren—Feoot of jammond st, tat 76 4 {! ofelock thermometer in the capitol, from heat to eM tele re ioe hy ‘eed iigotlock (M2 illugented, for example, in she. p of the oc! Vand 4 P, M. Ces bill. sides, r Dufiie, paced SREVANG ind HA nee in top cere of iotientie vite | ie veloc A. My i hy eagle ge ng ony a eelaber ay Wekeme, Conrals een | ding st Cort Haailios each way. today, emitted, evident signs of irritability. thie disease has been prono ane 6 not every age | Lectin aya THOMAS BEILBY, Proprives,, | He Grought his staff to the floor with Sen OT, A Stivers | ,N. B. tem Mo Now a oe the | more nervousness—nis step Was a bars, reds ean a ore i ted—he appeared to in U evaatoment all'orseud to the P i Intend ote pseu yh areme | Fe my fe ape snrnotion. He is very street, obtain a pymphiet contal of cure SS ii borne this ssion Most respectal METT feeble—he has cinrse,. The Pricer the imedicin ice Sith tall Stee | dente Bm Hiren E k, on Sa | orkably well, considering little physical 1d $24, or single "Sith secompenying | Feit on scceene, havi pdld accommodations, ap sees that is left yale bias "opti lohing op aid oi hang ; DRS. IVANS & HART, * 4 CC bs ihe aks FA pon, N. ¥ i ye Keme