The New York Herald Newspaper, August 4, 1846, Page 4

statements cannot be true tain Wilkes, (who did not superintend the sue vey in person, bat who says he drew bis conclu. sions from the log kept by Knox, and from his written communications touching the survey,) and the Hudson’s Bay Company, anu on the other, are the three gentlemen, who made the survey and soundings by Captain Wilkes’s order. Mr. Benton has taken the side of Knox and the others, and has had their statements printed for the usé of the Senate. Capt. Wilkes came out with a statement last night in the Union, in which he endeavors to show a discrepancy be- tween the late statements of Knox, in relation to this matter, and the log of the survey kept oy him. You recollect that the London Times stated in a certain article, iu relation to the Oregon treaty, that by that treaty, the free navigation of the Co- lumbia was secured to the Hudson's Bay Compa- ny forever. The Union denied that this interpre- tation was correct, but did not state where the in- accuracy existed—and for the simple reason, that the venerable editor of the administration organ was himself in profound ignorance of the real state of the cuse. Phe tacts are these: Toe Hudson’s Bay Company’s charter was granted by Charles the Second, and is perpetual. But this charter contains no grant of lands or wa-' ters west of the Rocky Mountains. Attached to it, however, is a permit of the privileges ot hunt- ing, trapping, building boats for protection, &e. &c. over the lands in the Oregon territory, now occupied by the servants of the company. This permit is for a term of years, and expires in 1858. Now the Oregon treaty st)pulates for the free na- vigation of the Columbia to the Hudson’s Bay Company, and to British subjects trading with the same. But the permit to the company of the privileges which they now enjoy, expires in 1853; theretore, the stipulation of the tree navigation of the Columbia dies out in that year. But it may be asked. is itnot easy for the British gove:n- meut to extend the duration of this permit, if they wish to retain the free navigation of the Celumbia? 1 answer, shat in the first place, peltry is even now diminishing so fast, that the company barely clear their expenses.— dn seven years from now the prosecution of the hunting and trapping trade will be a dead loss; and I know enough of the English character to believe that English merchants will not indulge in So eXpensive an amusement as voyaging such a vast distunce trom home, on the somewhat fanci- On one side, are Oap- | first and ful speculation of huuting possible muskrats over | the wilds of Uregon, or solemnly sailing up and down the Columbia, to make it practically under- | stood that they are monarchs of all they survey” equi-potent with ourselves. So that it appears morally certain that even be- | fore the expiration of the permit or grant tothe | Hudson’s Bay company of the privileges in the Oregon territory which they now enjoy, there will de no claim but our own tothe free naviga- tion of the Columbia, as their trade in Oregon will cease before that period. It would require a great stretch of imagination to suppose that the compa y would apply fora renewal of the grant after the trade will not only have ceased to be productive, but when its pursuit would be certain to entail a ruinous expenditure, This is the true explanation of the “ free navi- gation” article. An amusing scene took place in the House of | Representatives a day or twoago. The House being in committee of the whole, Mr. Houston, of ‘Alabama, if I remember rightly, in the chair, an appeal was taken from a decision of the Chairman on some point of order, and was sus- tained by the House. About five minutes after- wards, a similar question of order was raised, and decided by the Chairman, not in accordance with his own views, but with those of the House as iadieated by their vote on the appeal a few mi- | nutes previous. To this decision an appeal was taken, and sustained by the Heuse, which thus voied down its own so recently recorded decision. Many amusing scenes of this nature occur in these latter days of the session. GALVIENSIS. Wasuinaton, August 1, 1846. The Sub-Treasury—Mr. Cathowun—The Mexican War—The Baltimore Convention—Sir Robert Peel and his Triumph—The Reciprocity of the new Tarif—The Question of Expediency—The River and Harbor Bill—A Trick at the Cards— Shrewdness of Management of the Secretary of the Treasury—The Cherokees, §c. 4 The week closes with the triumph of the Sub- Treasury, and in the hard money form of Colonel Benton. Mr. Walker having failed in his drafts, | he will have to rely upon his treasury notes. Ten millions of them will save a good deal of carting | of gold and silver. Mr. Calhoun thonght the | matter so serious as to require a definement of his position. He would have preferred w post- Pponement ef the bill It is difficult at all times, | especially in a time of war, to keep the finances of the government in circulation apart from the banks. He anticipated a good deal of trouble from this bill; he had done his duty upon the Oregon | question (to which all the people will say “aye ” He had opposed this precipitate rushing into the Mexican war—he foresaw that it would be dis- astrously expensive ; but he now hopéd for the best. It is evident he wishes it fairly understood that he is not responsible for this Mexican war— that he washes his hands of it; and that he be- lieves it to have been as heedlessly as needlessly declared, he has clearly intimated from time to | time. By-and-bye we shall be thrown upou one | of two or three alternatives, either a change in the new taritf—a resort to direct tax: tional bank. In the interval, we must another spasmodic visitation upon th e curzency, Tt is cern that the sub-treasury passed more | a8 A measure of obedience to the diges or mirabile | dictu ot the Battinore Convention than any thing else; while there is nothing in the world more ab- surd than the idea that the decision of the people was made up from the Baltimore chapter of go- vernmental dogmaticals. We venture to say that not one man of a thousand voting for Mr. Polk, ever read the Baitimore resolutions, or knows or | cares to this day, to know, what they are; still, as ted its stakes upon them, it is consistent and fair and honest to build up their fence by the presaribed line, regardless of expe- ciency as to time, and of the consequences from | the simultaneous inexpediency of | administrative reforms, *? % the schedule of | Greatly influenced by the re Laws has been the action of Co reciprocity, in the mitigation of positions. The only question i our own tanffim- but he had done his duty— | without transactions of any note. Our quotations of | | any moment. We quote: | Liverroot Crassirications. New Orleans | : Uplands. Florida “Mob. Texas. | Inferior. aig ae =| | Mdaten Tey | ‘ddling. Good Mrdai ‘ hs F 5 9 ation, or a na- | Full: experience Fine sufficiently active to clear the market. | our shifts for fuel to cook with, and are now relying | you atost. the wisest, and the — PS on achievements of the Macedonian, genian, the Roma, and the Corsican, fall away betore this glorious achievement of Sir overt Peel, of throwing open the doors of a nation to bread for its people. Honor- ed willbe the name of that man in all tune to come. {twas a triumph of right and in the right time. He seized hold of the spirit of the age—it bore him forward—it was the triumph of hu- manity and christianity. It was the triumph of justice, Mr. McDuttie has truly said that the re- peal of the corn laws is the crowning xet of the i9h century. It stands apart as distinctly as the magna charter—the reforma:ion of Luther, or our own immortal declaration of independence. It wasa triumph in the name of the people—for the good of the people, and from the voice of the people, It 18 the people’s victory, and Peel was their honored champion. Let hist retire. He has accomplished the work of a thousand years, and in the name of our tellow citizens, the peo- ple of the United States, we assume to say thus | much in his behalf, We learn tuat there has been a Cabinet Council upon the River and Harbor Bill to-day, and that a veto is re-olved apon,'or the House on Monday. This bill was before the President pending the issae upon the Taritf question in the Senate, and about that time there appeared an editorial ia the Union, leading or Dissenting the Western men | into the impression that the measure would be | approved, Afier the Tariff bill passed, Father Ritchie denies the vaiidity of this articl:, the re- | sult for which it was writen being clearly | achieved ; for you must recollect that there are | Hi $400,000 pending to the Miissinnt and tribu- | tries in this River and Harbor Bill, and half a dozen appropriations of ten, fifteen, twenty and thir y thousands to York State. Had the veto ap- peared before the decision upon the tariff, the nillof Me. Walker would have been overslaughed as sure as fate. ‘The same discipline, tact, and a little of the legerdemain that secured through the management of Mc. Walker the nomination of Pclk, secured not the less the success of the new revenue system. There is not amore accomplish- | ed tactician in the world than Secretary Walker, | —the very fuct of his defearing Van Buren is evi- dence suificient to prove this assumption, | ‘The Commissioners upon the Cherokee difficul- ties have decided :— 1. ‘That the old settler party bad no exclusive the Cherokee territory, ceded to the United treaty, but that it was the property of the whole 2 That the old settler party are entitied to pay accot ing to their »roportionate interest. 3 The award provides for a per capita distribution of the proportion of funds due to the old settler party. 1 The treaty party are allowed their full share re- | ardless of the extravagent expenditure of John Ross, of the fund of the whole trib 2. The families of the Ridges and Boudinots, the heads of which were murdered by the Ross party, are to be allowed for damages to their property. | 1. The Ross or government party have defined for them | the nature of the expenditures of the funds of the govern- ment ot the tribe, and which di d which do not fall upon the Treasury of the United States. x The Commissioners recommend that the Indi- ans be required :— 1. To pass anact of general amnesty 2. To abolish the armed (Ross) pelice of the nation. 3. To provide for the personal security of the people. 4 To make provision for the redress of grievances. 6. To provide for an equal participation in the govern: ment of all parties of the nation 6 They. further recommend the extension over: the Uherokee country of the commercial laws of the United States. Under present circumstances, the Commission- ers are opposed to a division of th: tribe. Tur Docror. title to tes by | bce gi iy dt | Cairornia Emicrayrs.—The following is an ex- | tract from a letter dated June 13th,on the Nebras- ka, or Big Platte river, written by the commander of the company to the editor of the Columbia Statesman. Alter speaking of the troubles and vexation of his com- mand, he says: ‘The country through which we have traveled from Independence has been wlmost an unbroken plain and prairie, with the exception of the margin of the streams we have crossed; consequently we are put mightily to chief 'y on butfalo chips, a resource that we hope will uot fail us. ‘The Platte, a stream sometimes over a mile in width, which we travel up at least 170 miles, is entirely desti- tate of timber. Our hunters are beginning to kill buffalo, elk and ante- lopes, the latter being very abundnt, and I expect to dine to-day on the hump of @ fine buffalo 1 cannot state the precise number of emigrants for Cali- fornia and Oregon, but all told, it cannot fall short of 5000 less than 150 wagons under my souls. I have not ha command ‘since our o1 ion at Indian creek, but the number being so bu! unwieldy, I have been compelled to separate, and | have not at this time more | than about 40 wagons, and yet it is too large for harmony | and despatch. I have with me Mr. F. Bryant, a noble brother chip of . who will, in a beok, record our proceedings ina style worth recording young Jacobs, of Louis. ville, Ky , a fine litte te! Gov. Boggs and family ; Alphonso’ Boone and family ; Mr. Greys so, Mr. West and his fine family, from Calloway ), Mr. Branham and his; and @ host of other most excellent and hep? sod people + We have heard nothing of the Mormons, and see no trace of them being before us. I write so inconveniently that I must stop from sheer exhaustion, and may adda few lines hereafter when fur- ther on the road. ‘truly your friend, South Fork Platte, 16th June. W. H. RUSSELL. Ihave just met with a company of Oregon visiters on their return to Missouri, who will carry this. We are acveuce! 60 or 70 miles since the date aforesaid. We find thousands of buffalo, and kill more than we can des- troy ; it is really fine sport. W.H R. Buoopy Arrray—In a quarrel which took place | eveuing before last at a drinking house in St. George’s, at St Louis, twomen were badly cut with knives. One of them, named Ives, drew a large knife, with which he stabbed a notorious character, known by the name of Jack Bowers, in the left side and below the fifth rib; the wound, it is thought, will be fatal. Bowers, upon the reception of the scab, in return drew a knife,with which he cut Ives’ throat severely Both are under medical treatment. Car a CUMMENRCOIAL New York, Mondayg August 3. Asnes—Both descriptions quiet—pois 3 50; pearls $4 Bre-apstcrrs—There was nothing doing in the market report of the arrival uf the steamer, with fifteen da s later news, haviog been received at anearly | hour, business was in consequence suspended, until the nature of itshould be made known, The market closed, however, before the news was received, and closed | Saturday will suffice, there having been no we a:e aware of. Cotton—The news Ly Mag Hibernia was not published until about 5 P. M., too late for business purposes, con- sequently there were no transactions in this staple of iteration that 9 u ald York Cattle Market. Avo 3—At Market—1471 Beef Cattle, (principally from the South and West,) 50 Cows and Calves; 8200 Sheep and Lambs Beef Cattle—The supplies since last week have con- siderably increased, and prices are a shade lower. We quote the range of the market at from $6 to $7. A small number taken for export to Bermuda, and about 200 leit over. Cows and Calves—Prices are a little lower. All sold oe ranging according to quality from $14 a $25 to Sheep and Lambs—Prices remain firm, with a demand Sheep, $1 26 a $3 60; Lambs $1 a $2 75. peal of the Corn | ti gress, by way of | of the Stat was very backward, and the cold and The Crops. The Mobile Abvertiser of the 23d ult., says: We con- inue to receive unfavorable accounts from the i in regard tothe growing crop. Thi wet weather pro- $48 to the expedi- | duced a bad stand. This was followed by a drought in ency of soextreme ® revulsion at this conju.c- | Mane, and this again by the recent continued heavy ture of our domestic affairs. A yradnation or a Tins Tuke tt ultogether, the season so far has been postpon-ment would have been more judi- Ob¢ of the most unprupiious we have ever known to Cions. We dislike the idea of direct taxations;, | tie, growth of cottun, | The date of the frst bloom in we dread far more the probable bation that is likely to result from the revulsion of business under the new bill. Itis an act of reta- liation by the South which may resulcin a far heavier and more disastrous retribution There is a national magnanimity in the act of the highest degree, but the question is, will not the demand for a domestic sacrifice be more extortion | Sectional exacer- hend from the adjournment of the present Con- gress—a panic—an excitement—a pol swell, that will throw the whole country into a | state of suspension, the banks, the Treasury, the capitalists and all, everything except the and the politicians. Penhsylvania must suffer largely: andwhile there ‘was but little sympathy at first for her fate, there is less since it is known that on the last day of the bill she tried to drive a bargain at the expense of her northern neighbors But she spoke too late for her forty per cent upon cold iron. And there was something so humiliating in such a compro- L P mgers Arrived. mise, that for the honor of her people, we rejuice | iTfiPogt Steamshiv tibernis, that it was nor effected. No, no, Mr. Buchanan, ersa, G Vidal, it that will never do. It is worse than selling your | to agr, Shelby. u birth-nght fora mess of pottaye: for Esanewas | Ulders ood, Whi'e, H starving, and Jacob et ave ae 48 pry, Stowell, Dunbar, Crittenden, Bec wasa thief, but there et in Oid Pennsylvania; and a vice ro ereed er mountain vaileys that can be lina. With regard to the be administrat of commercial reciprocity, we con turn of the tide sh Ms rded is nothing in all hit triumph of Sir hour as the heard in Caro- story to compa: Robert Peel. He stands at th first of modem statesmen—the this State, ¢ 8 season, was about the 10th of Juno—a la- ter period than has been known for ten years past, with fe ti | ate than | ¢xtreme will be passivély borne? In one word, we appre- | ties to such an extent itieal ground } bb 3 et among , tn, Flesch general basis of the creed of | "A¥rwenr—Duteh bark Dar ion, particularly upon the doctrine ™ the exception of one year, 1841, when the date of the first blossom was the sume as now.” Two bales of new cotton have been received in Colum- bus, Ga. from Rasseli county, Ala. They were taken from the field on the 10th ult. The Beardstown Gazette, jot wenth s that since the @ prevails in the river coun- at many farmers are unable to hands to gather in their harvest. Large fields of | , dead ripe, remain standing, and are Lil ely to be counties, are busily engaged in ¢ te ‘The yield is very light 1 ma- not justifying the cutting. The cropin Jo Da- viess nd Stephenson pee Will not be half an ave- ge one hat was not killed by th been badly damaged by ti ” Mens pertour a tae he rust.” Many porti country in that lautude were visited by tort ca the b+ inst, The leaves of the corn had quite er, Rebertson, Daurryle, Hav From tt Jor, Hawt on—Stanton, Hofman, Fenno, Tay- Robertson, Yel!, MeAulay, Sucre jaarheid—Mr Henry Hagne- FA javanwant—Brig Macon—Mra F M Williams, Messrs N ld not be disregarded. Thero | } Heer re With the late | | Doyle, M Doyle, A Skian F Ryon, xDox—Ship t, Virginia; tn, do. —shir > H Wolcott and Wm © Newall, dladsiptlarthe toner hen at tucetaens Canto: Esqs, of Fo tmportations. St Jaco pe Cras—Brig George Heary—60 bhds sugar 09 boxes do Dunscomb & Geck with—200 do to order. en, ony es it 4 orleans; Oxford Boston: é ant Jackson, N el welt roo . 1tth, Amb \ Passage from land, via Liverpool Domestic Importation. , Salvers, Savannah; ¢ Dy the id Back Ball Li ofthe reguar | New Orteans—Ship Roanoke—203! bbls pork ue ke ester, Britton, N The subs ne aaa pene orery five yea S | co—100 bales hemp Davis & Brooks—4 bales cotton J Thomp- ~ loth. Lord § mg 2 ling th ¢ attention of ountry~ $on—334 ancks wheat Howes, Godfrey & co—4# bales cotton hos Wright, Gardver; St | men and the pablic tnequalled arrange- | W bbis oil 50 kegs saltpetre to order. gth, Lockwoods, Errington, | ments for bringing out passengers from counury | Sava Brg Macon—t62 bales cotton J & RR Graves , Apalachicola. 8b, ¢ loare.to mate that the Lmasiness of House at Liv. zim JS Shapter—tt do Porter & Collis #8. pes iy: Power, Apel whiten! | sending for there friends will at once see the great agging F Burritt— s cotton Perkins, Parks jite— " f thi fi 3.do moss RM Demill—io empty barrels 4i bars iron 4 bdls gt, Alles. for New York: | Cilvary delay othe emigrant The ye Swale hy fa iret mn steel Gowdy & Wel kins, for New & ‘are well known to be of t jargest class, com: | ded by men of and as they sai fi nee offer every fuclity tut ean be furaishedr With those MARITIME HERALD ia, Crowell, | Superior arrangements, the subscribers look ard for @ a duccn of the | coutinuation of that patronage which has been so liberally Lane, do; Havre (brig) Somer to one, 5 many Years past. lo case aay of me! the Steam ss " lo » the passage money wil re- Movements of the Ships. , Upshire, and | funde ty customary. Ror firey pareatars apply lewer, Liverpoot, America. America ; Luzon. G odrich, | post paid. J HERDMAN 0. ee Aug '6 from Havana: 9th, HERDMAN & -» New ve ‘July 2522) Aug Aug 20 -Aug 4... Au Schr Harwich, Crosby, from Boston, mds Witch Schr Alabama, Smalley. from Salem md: p.G lveston, Wright, for Galveston and M Belt Charles: Beare: from Thom Thomenon, lime. fe Wontsintincteacureoa, ‘Laedine Moret , Attica, McLellan, , from the mouth’ of the Rio Grande. | (Br) Saun- N..B.—Drafts for any amount esa as asi i all the principal Banking Un d Kingdom, on application ax sti ahove » | ofeach aS PACK month. VAug 25 , Pratt. from London for N Lis See 4 ‘sd. for WYorks ith MAKSEILUbS Link VE PAUhuL Packets to Sail. Roberts : | New York, Cropper, Augié | Ducket, Greenock; ingtou, Milford...” | €8Fingthe year,as follows > oN. Vork, Lape aaess AGES | Saar dete atta Bunce nibtat | ERCEIOINVILLE, (ow) trace, BT | 2, Hathbone, Sep 1 | MeLe lan, Joues. sid ga the lith for Havent: schre Ann Efi | USSURL fre Sie ll Es ma TSMQUTH. |g Adams. fn 2-ds for Balt; Emeline, Churchill, | 4 * July 1 Dee. Renee duis t| Weerminstctr Hovey, Aus & Mover, 8 py March 13—Azr Ianthe, Graves, from | NEBRASKA (new) ee ae igs dernaiegc 2 Ee Names Cope AMEN | Aerceeuotagiige %—Are Comet, Monioe; from Clatle- Feet VILLE, (new) Sarenet’ July 10 Dec ie %cGeaes Jie || 2 yBeurmawere Say 10—Are bark St Andrew, Rich, fm & | ARCOLE, (new) fvelcigh, “Aug. 10 Jan, ps tee | “Sr Perthsnuna, Joly 6—Ayr Southemer, Crosby, from | NEBRASKA, 1. 5 | Watsou, Oct, 10 Mar. 1d Maiausee: A Brea Pesta Noe OUGSOE sane, New | exberinde ‘Their accommodations, for pusengers ac neat Nok via New Bedfo d for seit, 4. Nira Khodia, from wiitbe forwarded free of other charges than those ete PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 4. New York; June 30, telle, Wilson, trom Charleston. 10) pide . canietes, 1-8id. i wide Homa. for Boston; 5, For freight or paseage Rae Ce ry m Hal jor i pe ngeeuae yu. Oi brig Phonix, Elfceraon, N York, ‘a sete Lamy oe a NRW for Hawburg. "KE. ‘ SUN aKTS Pakagoms,Jaly U— Arr Senator. Kelly, NYork. ess ee ee aio. Cre: mae Ports. > > hel ek Aiber, oeerede ‘ dion, Palermo: Hud- NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS e a » Gan phii |. gor Victoberes Reed, Newt Orleun a : i nal fares. Sid Fs 9 P33 ith 3 Semana’ ties, Rowan atiockete cigs Bell L i dence oe Be * 10 sail from New ¥ ork 21st, and from Liverpool 6th of eac Ann{ Disbrow, Malwa, R & W Thorn C and Burmah, two Lsttec of Sedgwick | month. ; Bicue, St John NE, T Wi an, jboand bast, started, but'anchored in President | re Prom How York, los, poet Lingo, A New ship Liverpool, 1150 tons, aril decu pson, Jr; Morning Star, Burgess, Port au rig Moses, Butkley, Phi 2 New ship Queen ofthe West, §Jguuary 21 Prince, 8 W Lewis; hina. S-maris, Hamburger, Santa Mare BX, July 26-—Arr Excel. Norfolk: 27th, Elizabeth, Pi- tous, P. Woodhouse, a i tha, Ke, Everette & Bauele; Palestine, Green, Philadephia, per, NYork for Bangor. Sid, schr Alfred Blaisdeil, Orland, | Ba‘ge Ouseda, Harris, do. to lord for NYork | New Ship Rochester, 800 tons, amieds Fait Hyven, July 90—Sid aches Flizabeth, Baker, Bale John Briton ahh Sepa Fethas Eiiys free New Oneias ae yee rows, SC, July 21—Arr brig Hartley, —,N | ship Hottiugwer, 1050 tous, | “Duteh bark Danklaarheid, Lorin, 50 days from Antwerp, mn | ¥¢:! z A “ ira Bursly. Nov. if so 6 ballast, aud 10 passengers to order. HG a Shopeneten. July 29 Are ache Medinm, Robbins N You | phese substantial, fast sailing, claus spe, all baste in Sw brig Buina, Klaiu, 68 days from Cette, with wine, to | Soop 4.4 Lucy, Phila; 0th, dhe city of new York are commanted by ‘men of experience onger. G i Blakeley, 16 days from St Jago de Cu- | ,Haitownt, July 27—Arr achrs Juno, Robinson, NYork; | aud ability nd will be despatched punctually on the 2Ist of Dee eree ey amt A Beckwith, July 50, spoke | 29h, brigs Palestine, Startivant, and Naritriske, Bmich, N | Ste} Month, | sc eudcommodions, end are furnished brig’ slowea, Could, from Norfolk for Grenada, 1a lax 3040, | Mork: schre Crumpet, Crocker, do; 30th, Maize, do. ‘Sld'2, | itn thctevet ean comduce to the cane sad comfort of Passe: Rewbars Ad penesens Ann Masts, of Eas Harbor, 81)" "Houwes Hore, daly. 29 SRsicher the expeains for owneta of those ships will be Te- weappslscou, Hayden. 7 days from Savaguah, with cotton,to Lael, ESA BD sponsible for any parcels or Duclawes sent by them, unless fem ll. regular bills of lading erefor. Brsehe Acadia, Barnes, 11 days from Cumberland, NS, Senn taikothe Bie el i;Che. | For freight or e apply to. with grind signee: tg Md Weod, 122 fom Amherst, NS, | New England, Curtis, Boston; brig Wetumpka, Howard AN FIELDEN, BROTHERS & CO., hr Mary Eliza, Hudson, 6 days from Eastport, with fish, | YM. ¢ suty g1—Arr Br brig Lallah Rookh, B m8 re : Live to, Avom, Gait ds St Thomas; schrs Mary Jane, Osborne, N York NEW YORK AND GLASGOW LINE UF Recht Howe, aa” ma, Albany. Bld, schr Mary, Trefethen, Po ETS. Schr Lacon, Bearse, from Bostou, mise. i ip Fushi Behr Excel Lavell rom Bouon, mdse, Barsan eycnan dS cardia Meet (pv) tetannny tees From N. J . York. Fm. Gl’gow. june, = July 15. Beiow ore Stanley, Donley, | Ship SARACEN, N,T. Hawkins, } Oce-1. Nov’ 13 Bark Juniata, from Canary Inland. an ashburuer, Savant Feb. Mareh is hint mace Te Rixaouru, July 2—Arr brig September, Doane, Phila; | Br. Ship BROOKSBY,H.M’Ewen,} Nov. Avg. 13. ine Pri ; Tartar, or Es ‘ ita. ) . fr 15. Miele Ethos Alheyy, Leondoas Zipetee, Open, PoRTLanp, July’ seCid. sche Delaware, Trott, NYork. August l. May 15 ———_—— Bd’ Ang ty brigs Sophia and Androsengging "10" or | Be Bark ADAM CARR, —y eri. Bent Wdigssliahéowk Hlcove! ontastouTH, July 2t—Arrschts Pierce, Card, Phila for 4 su 8, Banx St Axpnew, from Huwana for St Petersburg, put into | Bo¥ eats. Crncheti, NYE) SES Me Monhegan, Br. Bark ANN HARLEY, R. Scott, } ri ets. mptou on the 10th July, leaty. She was reported at July 28—Arr schr John Simmons, Small, Rich Jan’y1— Februa. 15. on the 7th, and was then to discharge preparatory to | mond. Scun Laver, (of S1'em) Oshorn, where from or bound t stated, raw wi Monhegan, night of 21st ult. from Cayene. for, was expecied to go to pies few and pas- is less bills of lading are signed therefor. ouldne saved, damaged. "Veorel esd cars partly murs | BY Last Night’s Southern Mail. for freight or passaxeyePpIy to ‘wo other vessela went oshore swine night, oue of which pete JODHUI beat overthe rocks and sunk inten minutes. Names, &e, Home Ports. at REID & ML not reperted. .Avexanprra, July 31—Cid brig Potomac, Portland; schr ‘The Scuoowen which wns in contact with sehr Cygnet, of | Forest King, Boston. | Fas: Batrimone. ark Avernon, Jordon, Bremen Block Islaud and which was sup? Nimrod, from Albany for Boston, which has put into Hyan- Foe eae Tyne | brig Marche Kingsman, Griffin, Portland: schrs Gil Bl ingham. Bost. Aum Rebeces, Sacem, July 31—Arr schrs Lonisa Melissa, (Br) Dieby Isaac Jackson, Smalley, Phila, Below, brig Romp, Lander, modatior paid to p Olinda, Thompson, Londonderry to Philadelphia, 66 37. Bark Ju These shij n and will sail punctually on their regular de: re t ‘and every attention will be the agents or Captains will not be responsible for any parcels or packages seut them, un- are good, substantial ves: 4 ns for passenger,are KOO! promote their comfort. LA. Next door to th bly commanded, ifhetr accom sel & MINTURN, street, New York, or IRRAY. Glaszow. FROM Gtteal BrilAlaAN AND IRELAND, ‘ 9 : i Tho , New York; os She was cut down to the water's edge; no damage to-| Bure & Brothers, Campuen. Nev Yorke Ra ar cork: iS p59 Spoken. FO Star Taree SEW OR CO -e Cunt, & 801 B; Ball, or Uld Line of Liverpool Packets, sailing Packet ship Cristina, Hummond, hence for London, Jaly | 882 Mt the WiIf Trap, a brig, beth Bart 7 from Liveriol oa the Ist and 10th of every mouth. 30, tat 4625 fon 7016. wp, Cla be in de The YORKSHIRE sails from Liverpool, {st of March. Ardenas, Whitman, Boston for Malaga, July 26, lat 42 | Br brig packer, *° OXFORD. ‘s . \th of March. ‘me Fall River: Roe * CANBIUDGE « ) an oF etch Ship Xylon, Millington, hence (May 19) for California and | for Rie de Jane: “ MONTEZUMA“ « 16th of April. Orexon, June 11, lat 20 loa 37 t | Persons sending for their friends, and forwarding the passage Packet ship Montezuna, Lowber, N York, for Liverpook certifiente by the stevmship from Boston on Mahip Brewster, Lincola, Mobile, f 1, 19d ult, AE fret or ig az} sue ol tie eight packets of the Black Ball , 4 = ei ets 0 | off Taskar ee See a Poy : TU WEHSTEIN “Dna y pases, Line, saling from Tivervool om the ‘Ist and lech of every a a by tier t paid, Steamer Cambria, Boston, for Halifax, 2d inst, lat 43 lon moni AOE, a OTHE! ry ie Dabvonet. e Fulton Bank. Jat 44 lon 40, > TT} WwW YORK LINE OF ain, from for N York, July 4, lat 51 lon 15 W. ic is respectiully informed that the rece nt break GLASGOW AND NEW d Hauuah & Ehzabeth, Clyde, Boston, June’ 18. lat 38'N, loa in the Canal, ‘cnused by tthe Inte {reshet, hay bam been re PACKETS. 37 W. paired, the PIONEER & EXPRESS LINE, via Railroad Ship Srephana, Hamburg to N York, July 2, lon $7. and Canal from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh, commenced its Andelle, (Fr) Havre, for Balt, July 30 regular trips for the season on Monday, the éth of April F Planet, (so reported) trom N York, (probably the Planter, | leaving the Depot, No. 274 Market street, DAILY, at 7: PERSONS w tosend forthe trends in any part of for London.) July 1, Lat 44 lon 4 o'clock, aaa, e Scotland, tosail direct from Glasgow, can make arrange- 'B Clair, N Orleaus to Stettin, (s0 reported) June 30, lat 46 | ° By this route passengers will avoid all the fatigue and dan- | th the Bubscribers, to have them brought out ia eny Jon ger of bight travelling in coaches, both Railroads Ddeing pass- ular line of Packets palling monthly from GI we Ship John P Harward, Havre to N York, 3d inst, lat 49 | ed in daylight. A The ANN HARLEY, Captain Scott, lon 19. For farther information, apply at the old-established Office, ADAM CARR, Captain McEwen, Schr Let-Me-Alone, for Balt, June 7, lat 25 lon 73. 114 Market street, 5 doors above Eighth street. SARACEN, Captain Hawkins, Schr Chartotte, Baltimore for J y July 24, lat 29, | 910 km Pere CUMMINGS, Agent. ; BROOKSBY cer of th Jon 72, LUAu ISLAND KAILKUAD COMPANY, ~ | Comprise the above line, and the high character of those ver Fore! Ports. Apexoren, July 4—Arr Ann Wilson, Wilson, Charles tow ina Hill, Olmstead, 15—Arr Montreal, Piince, from New Or- SUMMER ARRANGEMENT Axstiava, Jaly 15—In port, sehr R for NYork, di NTWERP, Jeans; 11. + olehes. | | seit | this | Furth nid be suficient inducement lor persons who ng ir thetr trends m Scotian, to make arrangements for the only line. er asi Brae eae treet, comer of } 75 Sout tuars, EID & MURICAY, may be rion to TAPSCOTT, uden Lane, or ents in Glasgow. Kuight, do; ULt Wyek, Cooper, da: In: | 'S FOLLOWS, COMMENCING WED rah a Cowes; 10, Newton, Sects. from New | “AINS RUN SEsbay: tay 3 ts eas Alor . To" .M. ton tre in for en: Becrasr, Jaly 13—Arr bargue ‘Thetis, Hann, from New Uaave Buco xurn Sit cine tesenpe Seoanngss tteeoies ©? | York, was in contact with a Br vessel aud lost bowsp it, &e arrhingedale and Bt. Georges S.anor. Sid, 11, Alvarado, Ames, for ke “ “ at 9% o'clock, A. M., for Parmin dale and | } a “ Ste thtoneht rt, ster ping “ Mt thton 1 3 bo ot Bonne b Hhekay ile Forster, NYork; ath, Gro Duckworth, i the stations betwe Hortman, tm Baltipore; 1st, Vernon, Bisl mingdale and Greenport. javanna; Johaun Friederick, Wieting, fm NYork via N “ “at 5 P.M, for Farm: je and intemme | LIVERPOOL Zz BRITAIN, tor STEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND ‘The Great Western Steam Ship Compa- Steam Shiy the G : + 1700 tous, 450 horse power. B wate Esq., Commandes; the GREAT ReaAT WESf- RK |, 1000 horse power, Lt. Hogken, R..N., Commander, are intended to run as no diate places. GREAT WESTERN. Leave Gazenrortat5 o’clock, A.M. Accommodation train, | 7 . 5 Ac. > daily, (except Sundays, ) through to Brook- OO an Liverpool i bg New 1- May. Smith, i ler 4 AES'P.M., Boston train, or om the arrival of | Stturday h Jone. for N Orleans, soon, Mau ym, for do. 31; Ar- the steamer from Norwich, vs gpd St. | Sa tha ie, Fd do, apr e oe [Austrian ) do, 20; Pescatore, Georg 3, a wed fr. Da jumore, Aut . MM’, iT TSId Bertrand, Harlan, for Boston, Rare Fag rie Peer | yMats, J Es duly 17Are Gleaver, Sanith, fm Havana; 46th, Jas ‘Webster, fm do; Heritage, Frye, do; Alabama, Rod- do; Ruble, Proctor, Matanzas, sid Isth, Luzon, Good oudon. “ at 8 A. at P. M. Accommodation train, Greenport train, for Brooklyn. or | Brooklyn. | Leave Jamaica at8-A.M. Accommodation train, for Brook- | WV | and Sterility, anatomically, phy: of 0 _QUACKERY.— ¥ feat. Hecenten Py twelve years easbles ictures wil surgeon 1y30 3# re NO PAY. | College of Su 19 Dinape stseeks Ko} of Constiterionst. Deniuity.—Those individuals, whohave iia certain loathsowe habit, ean tbe re indulged calthand society. Remember, i mame Meas Cinnaun i I practitiouer : feal diseases. ‘The Doctor’> reputation Rilt-cured eases that have existed for ¥ ulcers apo. th oriu'the J Sixhtly emis in four di evraced Physician: ble medicine Kence in solitary habits, have weak system, aud have falleu into a state which the watitution is left i wabuity wept ixiety during the reminder of life. seq rising from this dangerous pracrice are aut al ned to its pure physed mat brauch tw, moral ones— Constitutional weakne: eret habit indulged i iy yemulz seaplane ay the greatest e' ae yapepsia, weakness of the limbs, and small of fusion of intellect, forgetfulness, palpitation of TES oR Sale Steer whbee eet again fat Cree ph oe ' y and barrenness, wr fecal emer NE EHS PE ann for the Unit Price $2 perbottle—6 bottles for $9. Sold at 14 a ant Chronic and acute diseases, e Bladder, Leucurshoen or whites, Ure hra, ‘Seri Kid A we be f the a remumed by Averuet eat eedily and effect ‘The: cal Pills, without ope ty suit ble for female . Tar For sale ee and 127 Maiden wer MEDICAL AID. PEEDY CURE ——UK. GREGORY, No: one door from Chatham street. hos now eration a method wher by he is ew taiu private malady, in the short space of two days. To me. ishing to procwe ee tecipe the price will be $3,0—tee fir cure, from $5 to $10 Apply as above, to Dr. H. Gregory. lweme rine stre 1 as eDICAL ADVICE—DOCTOR LAMERT ls coni- dentially consulted at his offi sth fulton, on all being mild aud judicio t, oF h 2 constituiioual, arising from Passions, causing nightly Poteucy, engages the Docto Semere. the system to that state of 0 designed. ‘Stricture, a disrase freq the patient being ‘aware, cau: caused by the nexlect of iy, cured by Dr. ediately atreuded nt to any part of the Us ARID LADIES WIL ‘aterest ‘nd instruct, them, by ig, Moral Phynilogy, book of 183 pages, by the Hon. KD. Owen.with addition! and alterations by It « "D.” Were this work eare uily read by every married persen, and its advice sini lowe ed, we are persuaded that a diffe of society from the Present weuld exist. The terrors of poverty and the prospeet. Ef a large family of childrear whieh coal be bad poorly ring reared, prevent payin peo, ie crow "| he ma. ore will tell you impor. fons. For sale MUCH to. trimonial stare; bat re tavt secrets which mey of It such obje. tions, at No. 2 Ann street, and in other bookstores. y30 Iwerre R, WHEELER, 0; ta Rants p jeulist, No. 29 i Vork, near the Battery, devotsa me cnclece sneetins diseases of the Eye and Ophthalmic Surgery, and assures the public that Bot amongst gumerous diseases which spldect any disorders of that iy_ relieved or cured by him. “The vast number of und: testimonials which can be seen at his fice, will sacialy the public, that bis practice ie not ex- either in cess ‘other Ocullat i the United Staten, ise e aie 4 7 Office hours from 8 A.M. to 1o'elock P. M.,after whieh its out door patients. ‘«* Artificial Eyes forsale, and which will be inserted oa roegouable terme sremaiks on Dl pamphlet containing rei incase several iustances of great oures elected by De Whee mode of treatment, can be had gratuitousl; she same will be fo rarded to Say oe tahun erolioney ite 3 te him by letr OCTOR FAWCETT, comaisu ee Roctee ert ieee bracing the following subjects, v1 i Matrimony, deal veal, explained, with a comprebstelve expocition of toe ins, the consequences atising modern treatment of Syphili , Emissions. has devoted his attention for above al pailuion. ‘The Hoctor ifteen years in this city, to the treatment of the tioned diseases ; and. {rom his extensive practice and tong perleuce jn invest pathology of the vatioms eee. tures of the generative organs, he guarantees, in wus he undertakes, a permanent and radical cure. His diplomes Acgree from the Seas’ Louksiaen, ate apesent ts Lee jegree from of Louisiana, are Srapes en le’ 196 Fulton street. — Tersone ata distance ¢ ; tate work, accompanied inci to femal All letters OOLLEGE OF ME! DICINE AND PHARMACY, MEDICAL ADVICE IN PRIVATE DISEASED. HE, MEMBERS of the New York Coll jedicine and Pharmacy, established for the suppress of genehae , continue to direct their particular atteution to all dwesnee ofa private nature, and " amount of suffering ded, of the members of the College, for many years conngeted with p the principal hospitals in Europe, tor the eure Pe plaints, attends for consultation daily from .toT. PM, ‘Terme—Advice and Medicive $—eure guanarede 7 F° IMPORTANT TO OUNTRY 1 1D8.—Persoa living in the country, and finding it inconven: make appl ‘contain rhea, it from CLypx, July 13—Arr Gondola, Renne, from New York; 12, " et. ae fe an circa ea i ¢ wr ieee Go New Fork 8)1.,, o ie A.M, Greenport tran for Brooklyn. | 2", verpool per Great Western, $100, and $5 Stew harite i Sth fatnags im ger cos pag ‘ M4 bes at 34 P. M. Accommodation train, for Fare pt Britain according to the size and ion rn y Cuxsaves, July —Atr Bark Edwin, Wales, fm Matan- 4 Fare per Great Brit "7 ang Thy Faibot, Kory, fn NYork," es Hay pra Fant to — Bedford cents, East New York ie Piva | t cemanre we untrue meter ee a? oe | Corenwacen, July 3—Arr Augusta, Christianson, G I tting Course Il maies 2, Brushville | Age i ‘ i : New York. ¥ gre rom | TR Hiyde Pann tit iniea) 34, Clawavile during the ses: | For {reight oF passage, oF any, other information. apply in . ares 190 ORE oH July Gth—Enchantress, Phillips, from Savannah iow of court) 37%4, Hempstend 316, Branch 373, Carle Place | New York, 27th Feb., 1946 ve ive re. | rene Soe Mi Wear ORBILITY cur “Capiz, July 26—Nacoocee, Smith, from New York; 23, Woman 68, ‘Suffolk: stations Fost plat mi BRITION AND NORIN anti | L Medicine and Pharmacy of the Sty of Ni Henry Kelsey. Gray do: 20, Pedaga, McCormack, trom’ ged 118g, Va 1 St Georte’s CAN KOVAL MAIL’ STEAM SHIPS, | ‘dently recommended for ll eases of 7 yal: 9, . Sinith, from Genoa. K Matte: d " fence or excess ¢ Daido, July toate dubs Johesvon, fm New York, | imek et cane tstchoree $124. 1 623g, Greenport jer contract with the Lords of the Adm | remedy for impotenes, sterility, or Deat, July 1'—Acr J nas, Keiwick, fm NOrleans; | Accommodntion train 8175, Greenpost by Bostou train $2 25 ralty. i ing on malformation, L ray, (m Savaunah, 16th, Mason, Up on, fm es are in readiness on the arrival of trains at the several A . Capt. A. Ryrie. es jcasesof hal. ozen$%; carefully {Se ) Elfweers NYoru, ani sid for stations, to take passengers at very low fares, to all parts of + Fo Leet. packed and Coats all parts of the U: rowel. for bs to, Pratt, 4 : 3 sid for NYork; 1th, Lucinm, Bibrett N | 'Baggag 1 be in readiness at the foot of Whitehall | J OR the permanent aa ALIVE MIXTURE. 13th, Montreal, rrince, NOrleans. and sid | str for the several trains, 30 minutes | ‘venerial alcers, on. ony aby ont pee ntwerr’ Isaac, Langhot, N York, and sld for 8 bei from the Brooklyn side, | injadicious ute of i gag Bose eda! eeueeee Martha, Somaey, fm prem me, 7 reen| ‘ or ae ' a Ibert, Fritzen, Bremen, and sid for Bait: Horace’ fii | bor twice ench day, on the arrival of the trans from Breck. | dm bhocid ase thie serene tmRE remain nga their oye ya burg, and ald for NY rks 11th, Sophia, Adieho, fin Balt, | lyn. myi9 re | son can cousider himself’ apa ¥. 8300 DOF Fe eens ete Wanna, Wessels, fn Balk, sn LONGO ISLAND RAILROAD Express Mail without thoroughly eleensing the system with +4 sld for Bremen; Nautilus, Tolford, sld for Holstein;” sth Selobraped alipevettze. Manchester, Boswick, fm'NOrleans, aud sid, for Bremed; | Sd has ge a ag’ Og ag Sold in single bottles at $1 each ; in eases of halfadozen for oie omens Antwerp; Thames, leo, caine from Brookten i ay veloc, and 9 on lly paeked and sent to al! parts of the Union. : Lg Sep ey aa ONCENTRATYD XTRACT Ok SARSAPARILLA Obestmone: daly b Mowtreal, Rand, Boston for dale tnd ‘manor, snd the Iaiter at al Places on, the | che s0 fot ewe PREPARED by the New Vout College and 1, J H Adami, R Ne k for Stettin; 2, | ed . No freight, except speci Pharmacy, establi Ct 4 in, do for do: 3, Johu Johaaon, Myrberg.de fut | PEOPLE'S LINE OF STEAMBOATS. FOR ALBANY + of sailing. This refined and highly concentrated extract, jSiglasbelis, Relig: "i via Cowes, for Direct—Daily, Sundays exceyted—at To'elock, P.M For freight, passage, or any other information. apply to {ying qualities and curative powers’ of h: 6, s-essenger, burg for New mboat pier between Courtlanut and Lil | BRIGHAM, J: ent. herbe is confidently recommended by i tcleetia pattencal 1, Rube Pation, Fultoo, Marauza for at Petersburg. | ebigumbon KNICERBOCKER: Cape aw agdiion toAtHABNDER & CONSE Wallies, | tomny exit of Sirsaperilin a press bere he, mare ki | on remed. diseases Marr te aa esday ahd da rotlock | Helitax, nad Boston been enrer h | frem an unpure state of the bl as serofela,ca — Gent, Jaly ’h—Are Emma, Masche, from New York. ENDRIK HUDSON, Capt. R. 'G. Crattenden, | Her Mavesty’s cov 1 ‘ | fing worm, blotches or pimples, » pain bones ot yar Tesnens, June 3—Arr'Superd, ‘Nissen, from New | will leave on Tuesday, Tharsday and Saturdey evenings, at | erpool and New. York direct, The steam shit for this se-: | outs nodes, cutaneous sruprions, tore throat, ot Yor! o’clock. ie rt a Ppenotce i] - Gianarran, Jaly 6—Arr %d, Cameo, Jarvis, Palermo. and | ‘Above boats will, at all times, arrive in Albeny in ample | be given of the time when they. will stat, Under the new | an injudicions use of mercury, sid for Boston. Sid 22d, Washington, Bartlett, Mal: ih | time for the morning cars for the east or west. | coutract the sail every Saturday during eight | Bold in single Prat 15 cents ‘Telegraph. Lagary, New York, 18th, Swiss Boy, Perks Freight taken at moderate rates, end hone taken after 534 | months, 1nd eve nt daring Uhe other mouths the |" mgages of alls dozen boy 83 Ny ck, P e" oO, At a Genoa, July $—Art Glasgow, Manson, from Mobile; Sal- | “All persons are forbid frusting aay of the boats of this line, | Ind Boston, aed between Liverpool and New York, Cases forwarded co al] parts of the Uni tan, Pore Ila, do. | without a written order from the captains or agents. ‘ivaa etre 'B. A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers. yesexp’ JULY 17 —Arr Meson, Uptrot, New Orleans; |" For passage or freight, apply om board the boats, or to P. C. ee a fice open trom &.A. M. to 10 P.M. uithy “Thames, 8 laby, Hava lth, Alera: Marwick, Schultz, at “med aia chs PAPSCOTI"S GENERAL WW. e, RICHARDSON, tangas; Enchantress, Philips, Savannah; 8th, Quebec in} . CE, land, New York; Frederica, Atkins, Boston; At5 o'clock, Ms Landing at Intermediate Places. ersons sending for x MeLellen, Havanna; trebron’ Hood, Havann ‘From the Poot of Barc the ol tr ae per ae Be f York, UDSON, feet - B, King, will leave on arrangements zi Mffetannr Jal 231d bark Obi endyye Weanenny, Prey tnd Sunday ailemooanyat 3 | th itave Chem bromght | AL Ment, she Taree be janpure, July M—Arr Jose | clock. P ‘HE NEW LINE OF LIVE KETS. knowledge, art, and thought. .M ambont SANTA CLAUS, Captain Boverbagh, will ‘1 h IVERPOOL PAC ; ; even tale cree leave ae aT coday wed Serareny afternoses, se 8 hay shine of thie line sre unsurpassed, by any other, ad eer a resre ar eee ar eee tant th are curjons and ge: ae ¥ on board, oF at the office on the wharf. iyt¢ | them more comfortable and convenent than siypaof asmalier ly fr cash, and fo, have) no rival whatever in the waSis day A ‘ ao | class ; and the greatest reliance may be placed im their pune- | smallness of his profits, and the lowness of his prices. Hit AYRE, aly 10.—Arr pone, Drummond, New Or | —— HE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL tuality m si The subscribers ave also agents for the | stock will be constautll augmentea dy t} parek ‘of prie wth Retest, Ketch nee ae EXCURSIONS, Br Ghepee and Unto. Lew of Liverponfacaaia, ay | Ce Uren of male seugenong, of fous. el * on, Am 3 rit ‘ able . 1. arfeatons 7 N'On Rnd. cA BAIL merous the Hudgon river teHobe | ‘drafts foranyamount, parable. without aigcownt mall the | tached, by nny scet or party, 1 ileal “neon er event i ‘Shek: | ug the exceedingly picturesque shores of | Princiral owns of England, ireland, Seotland or Wales, mn | fure, science tnd ar, and Ro et | ‘the most easily accomplished and ate also be obtamed. i Beare, Rose, New O leans: 5, Taclioni ; tir tizgot all rarual excurstous that eun he made from the ci a For farther particalary, ABDIY £0 4.9 paca Bibiioman York: 13, John Hotland, Hend do: Lachinyar, West | e Siforaaeier aad a 2d door below Burling Slip, N.Y. | Whom'will meet with ch ott, C pa 7 iff, fn leaf, aud ¢ red with» rich tur terre M6 Sonth at. 2d dn arling Slip, | me Fe Rape aera de a Haat ty Cee Ree: taste tons | “Re walk aren order, having been considerably FOMLIy ERFOOL—New Line—Regulnr Packer | {itt 4 the lowest possible do; Al atross, Samson, d adverts 4 ho eens here b sitegnony there lh be fo, etpendunes #4 SURAPOCL, tice ner fing eagnes ship galie bas, Tkewise, large Eveleigh, for N York, 16; Tarqnin, Moody, do do; Duc ype a rt Nap ely: Me png E apt. “t. Ne, for the Piano Forte and o ny y, 2, Yo Jar airs, marches, waltzes, ke. mgpdations, appl dy de of Burl . he ae ts or Wo tos Maeempbs! Bunker, vor t) Wakineer,| tbe Ferry Bose from Barclay, Ceas) nd Christopher sa, | paraai Wooo! ULL MINTURN, oF eit Tew be “JOUN BOVE, Booksetier, ‘ be 4 tate "| are comp etely fitted ‘and seats, i . — = 9 hel + bark Rothschild, Laurey, from New | Nititsoats run from Hoboken to Durclay street until 11) the pve hip-Queen of the Wert,, 1240 tons burthen, | —™°2! tmerre ____8t Jnhn street. New York. 4 v o'clock. Captain Phill ‘oodhouse, will succeed the Liverpool, and THURCH’S VEGETABLE LOLION 4 ‘i | Barring 6% conte im! tm® iLon her reenmlar day, 2lat Sentemh 22 4 ints Mansrities, Jaly 6—Arr ship Arcole, Hoodless. N York; a Mi 2 T 18 Mey valuable Cosmetic will Moped cure era 3, Wm Brown, Hinckley, N Ovieanas July ly sailed ship Mir TACK! FOX HAVKE—seco d Line——The FOK LIVERPOOL—N Regular pock- tions on the face and skin, particularly pi rz blotches, ‘8, Brown, ‘for Palermo; »dve) . shi jiogenes, Sil- packet ship UTICA, Capt. F Hewitt, wil sail on et, to mail August 26th—The elegant, fost sailing | etter, tan, freckles and rmgworme, se of the Lotion "for Jeans, 31; brig Ai ousins, tor do, yhe Ist of Bent. For freight or ca apply to ket ship SIDDONS, EF, B. Cobb r 08 for a short time, will establish a clear and. jinn Co Mantredon, {Fi on N 3 | om nolo kHINCR aa Wailse._ | tone at sail as above, her regular day. ton. Sold in bottles at 7 cents each, at Ss ery, cornet july Lat Pion: Mivams, from New het For freight or passage, having aceom: i | of Also by Mrs. Haya, b 20 annebeck, Smih, NOTICE. for splen or Pf og wal ate Sh iaecusfiog Macavone, June 17ch—Arr Caroline, Johaston, from Gib Consignees of goods per ship Charlemagne, from | foot of Wall street ; w @t Orleans whart, raltar. y iverpool, are hereby not that afd snow | to ror. COLLINS eC MALTA, June 2-Arr Ottoman, Roberts, from Constanti- i ig under tenera or Pier NB Packet ship SHERIDAN, Geo By Cermish, aestae sik rusiiiueo ay ver 1 & J.T. TAPBUOTT. || guce JAMES GORDON BENNETT, AVERPOOL, Jol: the Biddons, ptember 26th, her regula, ' 4 EREOOL, Joly 1%—Arr, Agenors, Giffeny; Isabella | jy1 mg | day, jy" | Nonrmwaet Conmsa ov Vuiton amp Nassau sraaete,