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

to time, to keep up their assortment ; and there is no doubt but that very great sacrifices will be submitted to before the close of the season, for the purpose of making a clean sweep of all old descriptions of goods. Any change in the tariff, in this way, produces a great deal of embarrassment, and is only one of a thousand | reasons why all alterations or modifications in this de- partmentof our commercial system, should be made as gradual as possible. We find in many items a difference of fifty and seventy-five per cent in the rate of duty en- forced by the two bills, and we see a reduction to this extent required in about four months. No matter what may be the supply of any article upon which such an enormous reduction is to be made ; no matter what pe- cuniary embarrassments particular interests may expe- Tience—the most abrupt reductions in the tariff of duties are from to time made. It cannot be that such sudden changes are beneficial to any class. If changes are re- quired, they cannot be too gradually made. A few years in the life or history of a country is nothing If we ar- Tive at perfestion in our commercial system in half a century, we shall be reaching it soon enough. It never Was intended that these laws should undergo these great and suddea alterations ; and we are not surprised at the efforts made to preserve there laws when they have once been adopted, and the effect of the alterations upon 8 variety of interests when they are made. ‘$2200 Obic ad 7% ic Ga, 1800 9634 3300 is 5° 5000 60 $000 do 7 700 U 8 Gs, 1862 66 10060, Penn 33, 66 5000 oT 5000 do. 66: 000 65 a io 66: 25 209 Nor a Wor 57 0 M 9) 360 57 50 C we ly ds 530 57 50 Long Island 38 525 0 57 200" “do veo" 32°" 100 lo 860 5? lo . lo 150 Harlem RR 860 56% 50 do 57! 150 po 360 5635 25 = do b30 57 25 do 56 _ Second Board. ie] shs Canton 530 34 100 shs Long Island 31% do. 530 34 do 304 100 Nor& Wor 830 573% 100Harlem RR —b1O_ 56! % do bio 573g 200 do 33 56) New Stock Exchange. 125 shs Far Loan 83 23; 25 shs Nor & Wor 57 50 lo Big 150 = do 57 50 Harlem RR 810 56) lo $7} (30 do 56% 2% © do s10 47’ Bde RE eed F io 5 Nor & Wor 83 57% 50 Reading RR bt) 66 3 Nr Go 57% 50 do biSs 66 Married. In‘this city, on the 12th inst., by the Rev. Moses Ma: cus, Rector of St. George the Martyr, Tarorminus Cary Catuicor, only son of W. Butler Callicot, Esq., of Fair Hill, Cecil ‘County, 'y, Md., to Firaiwa Hatusce Ly stan, Only child of Mrs. L: og of New York, and ward of Fitz-Greene Halleck, venues 4th inst. at Hieneasts church, Seen ton, th A Rev. John Ufford, Lieut. THomas L. Rixc- ane 8, Army, to Miss Susan P. B., only daughter of the Hon. Abel F. i hur, deceased. On at the city of Arequipa, in Peru, South pried DM. mnano THacxana, of that city, formerly of Philadelphia, to Donwa Mania Manveta Conneso Estremavovaa, of Peru. At Carlisle, Pa., on Saturda: J, McClintoch, Professor $ en F.B, Collage, to Mary Helen, ighter of Col. 8 Churchill, Inspector General U. 8. Army. Died. Yesterday morning, the 11th inst., after a short but severe illness, Mr.Peter C.Pavmen,late Treasurer of the Chatham Theatre, aged 43 years. His remains will be taken to Mamaroneck, Westchester County, for interment, this morning, from his late resi- dence, No. 69 West Broadway. At Fire Island, L.1., on Tuesday evening, 11th inst. of inflammation of the chest, Axpkew Oaxes, Esq., one of the the Coroners of Kings county, in the 37th year of ag The fi friends and atten of the family, together with the members of the Fire Department, and are requested to attend his funeral at hi No ies Ful Fulton street, Brooklyn, on Friday o Yesterday, Winnrase Warsox, in his 324 year, former- from Birdsall, Yorkshire, England, of co: ition of bram, after a short but a very severe illne: At Rochester, fom ieme ry Major Hannay P. for thirty years a respected resident of that city. At Hudson, August 12th, Joun W. Switn, aged 42, one of the most valuable citizens of our river city. At Cincinnati, Rev. Dr. Josuua L. Witson, aged 70, for filty years a resident minister in that city. On the 1ith inst., of enlargement of 10 heart, the Rt. Rev. Benxvict Fenwick, Roman Catholic Bishop, of Boston, a native of Maryland, oged 64 years. NIELS, . Weekly Report of Deaths. Tn the ~~ and tLe New Sie a. the Ist day of August to cas a. of it, 1846, Abscess, 13, Anonlegy, 8 . on 13 Bleeding, 2; Burned or sca 1; Brone' jes 1; Cholera fa Consumption, 23 22; Croup 1; el(sun stroke) 4 ; Delirium tre- in the head, sentery, 15; er typhoid. 1 diserse of, 2 5 Hoopi 1; Inflammation of the. ‘ Corneutus B “AnH 3 City Inspector's office, August 10, 146." CALDWELL’S LANDING, t Tusspay, Aug. 11, 1846. GS. I. BARD, (better known as" Uncle Sam,”), presents 'e his th par, com, - the “ Ax Nic ‘ock, this rom on bo e steal ties ‘did not enabli havior m Auld Itis®rre jer to entertain those, whose be- to them the ‘ities of ladies and gentlemen. PARIS HATS. Toone. received from Paris direct, per last Havre Packet, ¥ ont latest style, for sale, on reasonable terms, at Suivi 99 Wall street, up stairs. GENTLEMEN’S FRENCH DRESS BOOTS. ENTLEMEN’S English Buskins, made of patent ‘ampico Morocee, and Calf, fashionable styl wholesale and retail, at manufacturer's pot, 73 Maiden lane. aut3 lw*r ‘CHES | WATCHES AND JEWELRY. —Those “ihe wish to purchase Gold or Silver Watches, Gold hoi Id Pencils, Keys, ke., will find advantage to call on tabaci who Ferptions of the above at much low oth house im th chee ts la ts $20 ad bea eiry con Ail wwatcne the money reftmded. “G.C. ALLEN import of mene Jewelry. nolesale and retail. $1 Wal au!3 Im#me FITS! FITS!—A GREAT TRIUMPH N, MEDICINE: has been achieved by DRS IVANS AND HANT in the cure of Epileptic Fit, (oy falling sickness.) Hysterical its, Convulsions, Spasms, he. Physicians oF reels, Acted 2 yeas fertifea Perel 7eh ales ipDelaney. ¥ 5 the dau er of 9 vears, ‘Sg i hi Kaudall i dete 9 Rae 4 MeDuget Totty! ete ete ae ‘Sunith, 5 ¥, Custom Hous. aut3 Iw*me FAMILIES GOING TO AND ARRIVING Mt hd EUROPE, OR Le =n AVING » ious effects, auch as, Wearing Apparel Fire Arms, Jewelry. &e., "which they’ would convert into cage, will obtain a bers] price for same. by send- rd Soe the subscriber, who will attend at Pheir por: WT by ee 2 Wall street, N.Y. A liae through the Post Office or a okaew ill Prompt attearion. when you Eaten serve, to force dandreff, the JO) tod "beauty, and ‘pre a fof, and. c iF hab AIR RESTO SRATIVE un cea ont the, sign of the American or 41: “rare Ae sles Any |, Price 26 cents, at 62 id era! Reet JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY, Te No. “empani orrosite tHe Muncnants’ pat tty ry wy oO sarees aaa STKAMBUATS, &eo. FARE REDUCED. FOR THE FISHING BANKS- 'G. modious ‘renimer DELAWARE leave the eB, AMT ee de. > | Rie aE et No. 5, Youth, “RF F, tael aute: all the membe busizees of importance will be brought beloce ecole, ” J. 8. Macres. G 8. ines nal tel NO DER OF ARRANGEMENTS fc Swords to Captain £. 8. monet pap ages ening, August 13, ‘The public are respect(ully iuform- will be re-opened tor the seasou ou ete ‘aiasstad' dh ikke osesbl pment, le Moe apg pe to attend ‘ rehearsal « bed in Thandey next, Ar J. pits i" Will = 4 1 Alor eh Be is engaged for the trip. yok the Conspiracy Ca harge Din: on board. Tueeday, and Friday. MORNING LINE FOR BUBARY AT SEVEN O’CLOC: M. y, Thursi 5 Bircrdsy So morni ul hi jon manifesed at allt ii eee Seb Ber tase, is: the charge as <"The officers and non-commissioned officers of the 1st and re es 3 Hesiments U- S)'V. of New York. wilt asemnbe at ‘the “ im dress cost, we white pantal Sr ofthe ind ania, ris Regiment ‘upon the bili « HEROKEE CHIEF—Captain | Patipaw, Mr. Coney; Matilda, Mrs ROM the Pict fo of Warren atreet— = * : curtain will rise at halt — Bones, % cents, Pit'and Calle: | pont ATE Convey Varick aad Ch re | ledies, wil cee pa ous Naval Officers are at 7 Li utenant es will be ieyet by ‘Warren lat eve ing at 7 Oelock, ra CONEY “SCAND man FORT Tr HAMILTON FERRY. Mall run every wee! til er notice, as fol- 4 street, 11 o'clock A. Ms 3P.M. MG $< PM. and Murderer's ed harles: con be yet atsing at Th of the celebra- f Thomas Nuon, the Walter Nuun, the Ac- fel at’ rath tive, and Steward ‘Nunn the ‘To conclude with th BOYS, or the ae Pi Jroissy. ee B, Burmett ion BA C. Bure fajor Same ure! A genpand, te oP aes Copesine ot of Arrangements above named new and 5) it the centre of the t ny Si Charles Banter will escort, assisted by Major W. the two Regiments of the piacaas 4 haa boat LOLAS, Captain Richard Yates, will | R, apigaonl ALM, UP, | Mh hall, 10 o°eli faa Island, 13 igs rk Me doy, Ev enin 3, Aug. 13th, a hand sth. pas le nx good kelection of ong full iif oubers, to nive Sun's call Sprivgfield, July 24, 1846. COLUMBIA HOUSE, SEL ADELE Stok’: ‘Marsha House,) OPEN! HE LESSEES, Bacher, MACKENZIE spared no expense to render es 5 Hotel perfect in a th sneering AMES Bi HENRY C. MA i — as ies, Lge Gount de Bongars, 3 LEGANT FURNISHED Re Reopen gag jan; parlors with bedrooms attached, and tea, rt Broadway. SITUATION WANTED. mee desirous of returnin FOr LINE Di jaily, joat pier between C boat ENICKE OCK, x GABRIEL PAVE IN TWO CHARACTERS OLE RAVEL FAMILY. LO's GAROLN—Thersdey Eveowg, August 13— entertainments will commence with a populor y and faturday evenings, at 7 ‘The above boats will, at all times, arrive in Albany in ample ing cars for the east or west. | cee esarsdanae none taken after 53 | ; fm te engi any of ya fone peetie line, ppply on board the Bona oto Washington House. dations! from the family she is now with. LOOK AT THIS! Nod ane Cm ge geg oe faring achievements on the Tight Rope, SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION. HE PUBLIC is informed oat mine enlarged and im il be opened for "To be succeeded iM iler Lourdsa, Gabriel Ray olin, Francois Ravi fos wont's fine article i pine are ori order withe sehaltes at Oi that the office the wi 1d Stat ‘an hoar’s atgrpmnes ‘for the Concerts Ala-Mosard, | inthe Refreshment Sal 0 onelndewith THE CONJUROR’S GIFT, or THE LLS—Colorao, Gabriel Ra Don Pi + Elvina, M’meé Leon Javell Doors oped at 7 w'¢loek : entertwmects begin +8 s’¢loek ickets 50 ¢ mistake the number, 367 Be ada, cor. Cals PAVILION, By: E ANC. |W ieras ferme 5 large Of Taported French the low price of Five dollars. Geena a na will — — a dag ene co 5 aeeke ae cirecinem pay} u ee ar ce rele on the wharf. MORNING BOAT AT Ee) O'CLOCK FOR * anne Bin low pressure boat NO! Wings, on Mondays, Wednesdays and rridays, at 634 o'clock, | Ayoe Passage or freight, apply on board. LINE OF BOATS BE’ ‘ORK ANP SEAREN ty ISLANDER, Captain D. Staten Island at 6, 8, 9, 10and 11 A. My atl, 2,3, 4, 5, | New York st 7,9, 10, and 11, A.M. and 1, 2,3, 4,5, feck ‘of the owners the: for rhe Tel raph- Tiller antes Fare 1234 cents, ge Soy be SD INDERS’ hg ay tare Binders’ Boards, sup jor quality, from Nos 25° Fe ay received and ER BROO o7 Rte ate O PAPER BOX fpr aap id Ibs Lr pn superior quality, just received, *PERSSE XR BRUOKS. 65 and 67 Nassau ste = Trunk Boards, gecetved, and for REENWICH THE, ror er benefit will take place at this. the vext, (8th instant, atthe most attractive of 1 Mill for thaet Gore from,Nos 35 to 190, The il! for that evr: 7 6 R Pavilion, New Brighton, June 1, ny iaRGanp re Aa or Hobinson rect, freak: MERTCAY Cape (ON _HOUS! CONNECTICUT. leave to announce to his eaeneed, tence and snct ‘oupesienc Mycetnie cf telveneia SOHN L. Honk ie e U. 8. He ton. J'0 TRUNK | MAKERS —i — PERSSE i BROOKS 65 and 67 Nassau st. | Fae of Ra ne Mi inedy of CATHERT jends and the pio nat «Crawford: Pettughic. Mr. Germctpa ak tote h N | will perform the character ot 1 NEW YORK SACKED MUSIC SOCIETY EXCURSION TO NEWHAVEN ox inst Sriaretenar of the ORATORIO of the MES- Commencement of Yale + ollege. MESA PRED bls er uP New Yorx at | rs Feloek., New Haven immediately at the close of the per- ed coloured woman, to do the cooking and be required. Apply at Good references will 1,09 TUESDAY, a, (EN RANGES. HOLMES’ TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES. ors are now prepared to furnish Holmes’ the trade, or set them up for private families ot chased the right from the patentee ANTED immediately, at the Lafayette B: fectly well ae polish AUCTIONEER & & SALESMAN WANTED, address, who can Hafteence, al estate, furniture and merc pectiee a Ts HE ne boarding houses, havin to manul por ay boro m. Kitchen Beness, in rears, Warrants us in asserting thal leee! Hirpained Br semen. governs And Sareiity are warranted to perform the purposes for wi ghased, andifuoe they will be removed free of any Cxnense to the parel chaser. Numerous references can be given to wishing to purchase. Proprietors are constant); supplied with parlor, office, an: me patterns. ‘Also TIN WARE, bright, pli id japaned. ‘The masons at ell Gines teed 8 por eck and ce imneys cured ; A ‘no cure, no OLY & SON, FAMILIES | GOING TO AND AIVING ROM THE COUNTR ADIES on GENT! LEMEN having Fe diet effects Pe th as Wearing Apparel, Furniture, & Price forthe same, ie reteen he {or - the Fost Ofice, or AS eate a m) tglows — ce I particulars will be furnished in a subsequent adver | To avoid the inconvenience of a crowd, the number of tickets will be limited for the trp one dollareach . For sale nt Firth & ic Stores: Atwill’s; Saxton & Miles’; George F. Pe Wallstreet: J.B Flandrenu, sof M angers of the Soe ft HITLOUK, Sec . 88 Canal street. “YORK MAMMOTH from 25 to 45 (clare. manu “ase raaste ret! ai be wave with. “Address ' su bed-room GRATES, of GENTLEMAN is desirous of phoning asuite of Fur ents in a house desirably situated in the ot Je og Broad) v3) . "Kddre eter 2 és TO SOUTHERN DRUCGISTS. ANTED, by a Youne Man, an_ excellent Druggist, a South. Best of referen . . A. C., at the Herald Office, EECHES—LEECHES— ‘Di treet, is REMOVED to ad J. SPERDINA na eave ce} 0, até lo ig eae "Tuesda epday afternoon, Mat Vane Fed TROY MORNING AND EVENING LIN. MORNING. Ane AT SEVEN O'CLOCK. FOR ALBANY AND TROY—From the . oo eding at Fe Me look, Brist inde: altimore.” Breaklast. and dinner ou board the boat. NIAGARA, willfeere on Monday, Wed- Pt Bice oe SorMINE, at T 0” Ar aichenond Ret be ‘passage or eight apply on board, or at the office om the S_unrivalled corps of Eques Pocsinmmogith, asth and aith h and 29th, in roure to Roch Kigegter ith ath and'9*h Septembe The Large: a will inert at to the integrity ‘of the Union, an al rights of two mitlion bill proviso as a mere Northern paper manifesto, but it is a manifesto of 100 serious im- port to be lightly disregarded. note at ‘i yong to be rut bm be attended to by Mrs. ef LEVEN “CHEAP HAVANA SUGAR. vat REC! kel a large jot of superior Havana Sugar, ie ge ia a wide do 30 7b | Whose new style i Equestrian “Feats, YHE SKIN AND rane at = (oa a Msi ce, every onper) ) season, ighoeedueated artiste the ead. ad ary HA dati wg f ats ais we Riding ee. jo Gs 3d, beat, ‘crushed 6s 6d rai, (bt jAlvo fine. Gi For sale at wholesale WLER, 250 and 428 aoc and 76 Vesey sts. KS. KUE (toe SEES 128 Spring erg peeeeres. her thanks of the UINCU! CULAR Bi ft) hat ot this Skirt have b rece NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY LINE. FOR ALBANY, AND TROY DIRECT, The lowepretsave steamboat EMTLRE ‘Canaan ,B: Macy, foot of Courthuide street, on "Tuesday, rated a princi cient ITALIAN CHEMI Ls aud dispel them, and to make the skin clear and. love: ae acts so mildly and sootl con ladies and fnfan rh riug worm ; and often effected a cure w' indeed a blessed remedy. ‘AL, ‘SOAP never fal is ke sre the most extr nct of Horsemanship by Master, Nixon e whole Company, le ACAR has recerved since lewgrecen *; ved soures the turday event Ted by, the arent Europe, ‘The Steamboat COLU Wonderful Feats 188 jock. UMBIA, Capt. Wm. H. Peck, will leave = Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, at ki gers taking these Boats will arrive in Mi ‘Train of Cars from Troy west to the oraing Train of Care ty roxy 1) The Cirenlar ties necessary for comiort, In consequence of Shirts, they are som kept jo on te Fattom street, ae NEW INVENTED WIGS. ATCHELOR’S new inv the finest natural curl manner, to the peculiar style of each indi rely. anew invention, Fancies of Proteus.” Mr. ind Rives a gracefulness to Jade, eopty Gn bound, or a8 the wharf. No frevght taken after CAI! goods, freight, bank bills, specie, itively at the owner’s risk. THE ore UOT OF at ¢ Crowes cx in SIAC Hove ks por pan and Scabps, made of the Neadine, me Pa chain in the moet easy made in the neatest manner. other tind of mater IFTY DOLLARS. HAWTHORN—Woshingtoa his Afternoon, the MU ‘CTION given on the Piano at Two Dollars Person who understands the profession to take pares will Please sper The public are invited to ins) large ant stock, containing every variety ty of ize and Reiny they will A axe across the Findace tiverto Hobo | ralk to the Elysian, Fields, | the exceedingly pictaresq we the most easily een lished and attrac excursions that ean be street Hobokan — itch of Quoits will come mutes walk of the Berry; | from the ksown celebrity CF the parti onsiderable interest. Tickets to be had s undersigned, proprietor ii ‘Tuesday oelock. Rimitance ily. Young ladies wishi iress anote to ‘* Music,” at CENTURY PLANT. Auateed to view — Please to copy the address. They ay ry &Co’s, No. 345 Breed, 3 jong T da it of its tribe, will be re- jonday, 10th instant. Open — DUNLAP & THOMSON, 635 Broadway. T TO THE eer N: RTS are now forsale at J. joon there will be in al ields, an excellent Baud of favorite Operas, popu- (rom Barsiay, Canal and C her sts., feed ao tte pictame onl pose pond run from Hoboken to Barclay street until n Sonar, censemenle eo ted, at ie 7ILLIAM ALLISON, Proprietor "LLE PAULINE nag oy yd eae a resnoettAny, kind ‘that has ever I perform elections fo mm the LHAMRA. 'd health. ICE CREAM ‘AM SALOON jerlor article, embracing man) No. 559 Broadwa: 10 STRANGERS Gemogere® new attraction in from the delicio ies that caunot be oer aad conlecsoner to dor and "eek 644 cents. DRAFTS ON GREAT BRITAIN | AN ND—Persons wishing to re- Hy money pope friends ii ritain or Ireland,can Lin y now prepared to Sian most fashionable dances, at her re street, west side of Broadwa ATHLETIC GAMES, AND MANY SPORTS! | efforts been le to jace an arcicle embrac- | img the above quilites, but not successful, until the appear: ance of Mr. Hough’s I jen, ju das one of the best improvements in the article of dress red to the public. panctually a:tended to. THURN CHAMPAGNE. FRESH INVOICE of Ke 3 arets extremely that, Previons no- | ENTREVILLE TROUTING COUKS day, August 17, 1846.—Free for ail Competitors. COUNTRY MERCHANTS. RUGGISTS, and dealers in ere superior fo tat this country, ent et ne nirher ni oye ral ice than that: cat bevels, C.LIVINGSTON,& CO, Perfumery and Fane: upolied ton the most favorable terme, sports under thepditents oe vg) of Boston, the celebrated Profe: PROGRAMME. match, under the sadd'e—1 mile and repext— horses mg never trotted for money—catch | examines i Prize, one elegant Saddle aud F on OF THE iT, ees will please | «| FRom eLIVERPO send th ae permits on al r west side Burl: Ou SE tary" 8h ar Ecce Fy bee ssences, Fomaes, iN JOH. ww exse Geut'emen’s Paris Binck 8 Silk Hats, of the best | MEEN FUN—MEEN FUN—MEEN FUN. o itted in five di gre liable x0 be sent to | good! not permi ae tn five ders, in let be — ie Gey mile round the course. BuACK a OR OLD LINE OF LIVER- FOR iVERPeoteoaty regular packet of the 6th Ait ares new magnificent, and celebrated favorite Packet 3! NEW pt. T. B. Cropper, wil ons of the New York are fitted ; gs every modern i: ‘improvement | yare nde to the comfort 3d. Throwing the ‘Sledve—weight 15 Ibs. 4th. Wheelbarrow race round the Course. Prize, a rich | burthen 1000 tons e, $3. indiolded 10) yards. onthe 17d) of August ‘ | Sth: Short fooe race ith. f rh and costly mani convenience, that oleashe of the sol ile tle ; rane Wal ia ea of cable The Course will be opened at ill commence at 3 precisely Pig, o Schock, oe the proses: J suis t HIS admirable emoli " A No.1, Pee hd ye Pk season No. 374 Market * street, ore at 7; “3 this route y this,route parson formation, apply tthe old-estblished Ofice, CUMMINGS, Agent. LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT TvO nit) Sap bid drive also in # enrriage. just the fy mize for riding ow jonk piv at the desk of the Hertid is now by common consent rate . ches pinples, pustules, inds rar oak An ‘competi paces © by th this CA poe composi the last six months, has increa- Per cent. The clearness and fresh- the AVEL have rende: m ROCHE, BROTHERS & it Sos stre | NEW TE aca FOr LIVER: | ‘The nents, fast snil- RPOOL, _ 1200 mill avoid alee foe both Rail Mi ™ Siarket stveety3 door bore & been completely or 9 need toilet that lecks beauty be, as is assert- rtant that the thin cov- ald be kept in its pres- for coloring hair, has Poudre Subtile fo for erad| 3 *ithe ships of this sons about to embark vantages to be derived from to any other, as their great ¢ y way more comfortable and. conve! small clras; and their accommodations for | ge passengers, it is well known are Persons rehuieg to secure | herths, ‘Ghould not fail to make early application on board, foot of Burling Slip, or to suiteble for gentlemen's Sale by 1 . 4 Johu street, Importer aud deal Goursud’s. Grecian qcuplemsivecperedel ait treclttg | for chat purpose the com lexion = hus ever graced or gt ~ rod Kouge for erimoning pale lips ani i ape th me By togereet Sh | chotee pe a and fancy’ articles, are to 1. F-F GOURAUD'S depot, yaad toe agency for Beal's ‘Agente—Jordon, 2 Milk st., Boston: ell; Green & Co.,'Worceste FIFTEEN DOLLA TOLEN from the subs double bottom Lever W. th hand, Hobert Roskell hoover will return said Watch, and. ay ill lend to the detection of the thief, shall re- as we om, years reward, or ts for the recovery of the ELISHA FINE BOOTS, FOR $3 50, Je, and are equal to those sold in other stores | Dress Boots tor $4 59 eqaal | the best made, and sold iu this city for $6 or $7. All Ok JONES, ‘No.4 Ann Lean, Near the American Mas 1d small profits is our motto.—4 A fRAINS RUN OB) FORL OMe & CoEe Leave Brooxtyn at7 0 li A. am "Boston trein for Green- Seacars at joots warranted to give W. & J. T. TAPSCOTT, At their general Passes Office, 96 pomth PACKETS FOR HAVRE—Second Line—’ UTICA, Captain J: A. ist of Sepember, Ne i fam OF pas- idk me all the wt wat ye aH reo ur Farmpausle and Green| AFIRST RATE, FORTER HOU 4a Accommodation train, \days,) through to Brook: 3. M., Boston train, —— the start fom Noe Leave Gree: ees of te or Ty iveonce for any per ber, on Sunday last, a Silver h, ly il, with day of tively as ab: ve, her reg cabia, 2d esbin ho yd | passengers are unsurpassed by any'vessel in. port, number ofher passengers are already enga should make ear! Maiden’! lane, or to EPH MceMURRAY, comer of Pine and South streets. E PROPERTY FOR SALE rene, OF oxebauy e for New Leave Famonooaur at 6; ile fai THE subscriber ma port train, for Brooklyn. ¥ oer ou commodation train, for Lnave Jamarca ana. ais "Accommodation train, for Brook- et Greenport train for —— . Accommodation train, Bast New York ie = Ky e a Saratoga 1 RICK Ri bg nih F of Duties on Imports, acc ie Witla 1816; al midway between all th title is indisputabl : U. U.S. FAR ness g7, EDT ED ts LACK nails, mS OLD LINE OF LIVE’ OL TS. LiveRroo ete regular Packet of th of A aaa magnificent and ¢ ‘piacket Ship NE Cropper, will sail new Warehouse Fane to — Bedford | sees DE! SIRABLE FARM FOR SALE, coutainmg 2 acres, with good ake Ri fill din with brick, bara, ' =e hk i || in complere order, chal 44, imine bay iy station $1 Samal weit eeboe a = dreds will tell you with | Ks St. Geae | hair r beautifully, and makes red or | wards Woodbrtdge, anil e>'/wrine train 81 5 & Greenport by are in readiness on the arrival of take passengers at very low fares, to all parts of | eect Suen will be in readiness at the foot of Whitehall | the sooral aes 30 minutes | i Cain Second Cabin an be made on board, foot of Beekman street, ROCHE, BROTHERS & Co. 35 Fulton st. (next door to ae ae Ls ins at the several Mad J csp Kple lange rriving im te al coral Ton ng couthe asvival of the trae from’ ne | ue Fes ane ase aaa om LIVERPOOL, 1130 VL) sail as above, her pede For freight or passage, havi ae orto neen of the bas. 1250 tons Men apo ys aft Mi dohd intorse Arebipoets marry with a face 423 est ah e length - one piece, from 30 of any ‘Smenstowe tun a atone for chases or on houses for farmers or tenants, stune barns, containing stabling an‘ ndred head of cartle, and for the storage of duce, with couch house, wagon house, attached. ‘There are also the adysutages 0 iter atall place Conveniences fora GLASGOW LINE OF PACKETS 1 obtain always bi olen H ve. Aa eoenn her resuler de da rit houses of a ine ofthe b ‘chm bok, wit Miss AND wow = ? jay sueceset eekly othe above ports ty whic ame iN a ranary and com cribs fa fine spring house s acres, orchards ste wall, astream of ud eventog mail phi and New tone of a more coual texture than r cut or in the roagh, and on mo~ Nanuel ces ‘Rocko County, N, Y. iP aie HULL & MIN’ a, Me see t ship BARACK! from the "iH by hich the wnat A a ber, her regular day. OLD RAI UNI me th & a RNS | American Me aan also be furnish ‘all SEE | | pos Lutheran and | I}, persons wishing | P. Van ess, the brother of jeinity are cH scope, pees “yy OO)... 9h Seth or oi Prone “— the nea Amer ee pani iadoa ei “Boptomiber” ah er eglt | aca eee | tinted Bees. which is SE cet oer aud daw dw*rre passed ‘by any in the Maave trouble, it may he Tell so to mes. LATRST INTELLIGENCE, BY THE MAILS. PWasutnoton, August 11, 1846. ‘The Appearance of the Cayital after the Siege. A city under capitulation—a city visited by pes- tilence, can alone afford a competentidea of the clearing out from W; ington since the final ad- journment yesterday. The little storekeepers along the avenue look demure and reflective—the barbers sit at their shop doors, on the look out for any unsuspecting countryman that may drop in with a beard on, asa god-send—the hackmen, a most unconscionable nuisance, (be; fee their peaion? have put their horses, poor thin; hvlf rations; and many of our wider i . | who keep boarding houses, on counting up the profit and loss, find’ that there is no profit in a loag session. A few members are still lingering among us, like lost spirits in a deserted grave | yard; while here and. th re, a fellow servant of Weber, Axber, | a be Reformed by th the direetion of Mr. CW. Me fan hour far ie view the jbonurifal ruige of COSMORAMAS t the public press, inquires ‘* when are you going tu leave 1” We went up tothe Senate chamber this morning, the scene of our long and unbroken routine of nity for the session, and it was deso- Jate, saving the presence of Mr. Westcott, clean- ing out his drawer, and afew of the officers set- ting the chairs in order for the interregnum. There were no bright eyes in the galleries—ne pleasant voices around us—the dignity of the uni- | ted assembly—the beauty and the grace of the accustomed auditory were gone, and many, per- aps, forever. 5 "he failure of the two million bill, in leaving | this Mexican question open, will be very apt to LA FETE CHAMPFTRE—Cheva | Ravel; Notary of the Village, Jecome resnit in a combination of the fif'y-four-forty men, with all the other elements of the North and West opposed to Southern slavery. We advert to the slavery question, not because it is palatable, but because itis to be the ground of the coming con- | test, the absorbing element of all the elements in | dispute between the North and the South. The protected States of the North, in being divested of their protection, will either compel the South toa compromise upon the tariff, or to a final contest upon a fixed and determinate boundai "| to slavery. This is a question coniounding an exploding all party distinctions, and the ra) | with which all have been settled upon the Southern ity the financial matters in dirpute larform, Jeaves to.an unobstructed view the tr ndous and terrible alternative, the very whisper of | which almost savors of treason to the Union. The @ettlement of the Oregon question has taken | away the lastcommon ground of unity against | British pretensions, and the public mind, no long- | erincorporate agamst the danger of foreign a | gression, the danger being removed, will natural- ch of their | Ty concentrate or divide upon local irritation | and as naturally upon the greatest and most di | tinetly defined. Mr. Niles declared in his first speech on the new tariff bill, that it involved not only the question of free trade against protection, but that other and more fearful isepe of treet labor against slave labor. At the meeung of the next gts this odetion will present itself for consideration ; and in this solitary and exclusive view, we may. well look to it as far more interesting than the’ intensely in- teresting session that has passed, with all its great achievements. In any event, it becomes the pacts to hold the constitution- the South. Others may regard the We see here the sagacity of Mr. Calhoun in his opposition to the war with Mexi- co. He foresaw the irritation it wouid exeite—the issue it would hasten—the dangers involved in it; independent of ‘he expenditure of money, and the consequent increase of the general taxation in some shape or other; but in any pes op- pressive to the people, and particularly op) to the South. But he could not avert vine virend- edalternative. As well might he have tried to arrest a fitof epilepsy by a sprinkl ng of salts over the face of the patient Tue | ocror. 2 Wasninoton, Aogust 11, 1846. The President—Mexico—Dreadful Predictions—A Peep into the Halls of Congress—Departure of Members—Anecdote of Webster—Marriage or No Marriage. The President, this morning, remarked to a friend that he was not well, and from his appear- | ance, it was evident that the excitement of Mon- day, and the attendant circumstances, had pro- duced the indisposition of which he complained, Mr. Polk, heretofore, has sustained the reputation of a man of nerve, ‘a Young Hickory,” and, | therefore, it woud be unfair to suspect that the loss of any measure presented by him to the consideration of Cengress bas seriously distressed | him. He no doubt deeply regrets that two mil- lions, to adjust a boundary between the United States dnd Mexico, were not voted, especially as the world will not stop toconsider the reason for the defeat of the billinthe Senate The fact will stand out Pamninen dy pe asked, but did not re- ceive. Beside, this will go to "Mexico ; and it wiilthere be said the representatives of the peo- | ple have no confidence in their President; and | this, with the return of volunteers to New Or- | leans, will produce in the minds of Mexicans a | spirit of stubbornness difficult to overcome. The friends of the Executive, out of and in Congress, are mortified ; but there is now .no remedy, but | in the language of the President, to Pig iogracgee the war with the utmost vigor until a gory fed eace shall be signed by the parties, and ratil by the Mexican Republic ” In the midst of our tronbies, Hague, the astro- loger, comes forward to alarm us. He has been consulting a map of the heavens, and_¢arefull aE the aspect of the planets. The result is, that before the fourth of next March, there are | to be scenes of confusion, suffering, distress and calamity, such as have seldom if ever been known. before, and originating mainly outof the tariff act! he stars say it cannot live long.” These predictions, and the means which suggested | them, far surpass the apparatus of the panic makers, Who argue from terrestrial, and not ce- lestial appearance 3. “ Such portenta met the eye when Cesar fell— Admonished im in vain ; but who can tell Whether such secret messengers of fato Are meant for kings or ministers of State !” I peeped into the two chambers of Congress to- day. In the House the messengers were carrying out the trash, and negro Basil the spittoons. Two or three messengers were quiefly surveying the | bare walls, whue a lady, who bad detached her- self from her company, wis, for a few seconds, oceup ses the Spenker’s chair. I believe that it was Romfort, who bad so good an opinion ot her vex that she thought women were better | calculated than men to legislate for the country. In the Senate, Mr. Mangum was chatting with — | Mr. Westcott, of Florida, who had his legs cocked upon a desk, smoking @ finely flavored regalia ; while a messenger was gathering up newspapers and letters which had been carelessly lett upon the desks by Senators. What acontrast to the scenes yesterday « xhibited ! The southern boat took a heavy load of mem- | bers this morning, and there are not now, p | bly, twenty in the city Much amusement was occasioned yesterday, by the entrance of Mr. Webster into the cars.— | The seais generally were filled. “Mr. Evans catled | ow ay" Webster, you ean take a seat next to me.” “Why, said the Senator, ‘ there i ardly room | for two such fat men as we are” Never inind,” | | rejoined Evans, ** you can squeeze in.” The ex- | Lesiegs of Mr. Webster’s counvenal oe seemet! to say * Where shati I go 1” ashe did at Pancuil Hall once on atime. 4 gentleman atthe entrance of the car, seeing the dilemma, ebserved “* Mr. W: bster, you are welcome to my seat, if you can ride backwards.” Weuster looked at bin fer a moment, (drawing himself up as straight ihe Bunker Huii shalt, and taking off his bat, while all the passengers were looking ou,) and responded, in a peculiarly comical tone, “Sir, I have been going through this crook d world so long bas Sards, that can ride inanyw y!” The laughter that ensued was loud aud tong. He then took @ seat with Evans, and in res minutes the loco- notive was on its way to Baltimore. €M This isa strange voi, where people tere sometimes (0 prove that they are married. You remember that a short ume since @ Ialy, calling herself “Mrs. Mary Aun Van penn came out in — Teneo warned the pnolic from pay- | in moneys to the estate of the late General N and that,through counsel, she is : Sohn # Van § ‘make of the whole atfaira tnatier se. | of law. Witnesses are to be examined, and lee | ters produced, purporting to be written by the de- a sed to (he Mrs Connor, (that Mm call ng her dear wile. ” In fact, every possibl: ing fone ‘one bone oie flesh.” It ray expected | Sictne ease would be tied before the Stas Court this morning. Mr. Dent of the counsel for the lady, and Messrs. Carkale and Bradley for the re: ent’ Mr. Dent asked further time, till next Friday, to give him an op- | portunity to consult with his associate, ig teeraeta of Philadelphia. Messrs. Bradley and lishe were read! ynow—the respondent evoenct Cc. the rains! We ve mt, and “all things On their side arranged. | Me’ Dent stated that “we” will make an issue of farriage or no marriage,” and earry it from the Orphan’s to the Cucuit Coprt, Atter some cons , | Yersation berween the “men learned in the aw,"