The New York Herald Newspaper, August 15, 1846, Page 3

SS oldest fore ths article now in log Sap Defore che tase thirty years, can be bad at the subseri SrBAUNDERS & SON, 177 Broadway. _A few doors above Ci above Courtlandt street. schon baa ‘ heair or = eleven gic Halr Dye, = new one ft sr rane nter’ setber eee oer gece eaerieade oe soiree pancous effect 1 saree Gorined ts cal we yee nd have thebr whia “ve Plumbe National ol tea of Broadway to it some frames for berm exhibtred Fthe art, that Of being made and Murray beantiful Wethinetn of 4 more zucel auy thing of the kind that has ever ted ve the public, and should be seen by all lovers "y may form s correct idea of what is capable ry the erreotype. of the Unio iver, Places. % a. of | Rice Cincinnati, July 80... 1p water—falling. healing. ie 30 + 6 ft. 8 inchs. 6 feet, full. Ton ). Inby 28 « W feet. 7 inches MONEY MARKET. Friday, August 14—6 P. M. ‘There was but little business transacted in the stock market to-day, and prices remain without any material alteration. Tne excessive heat of the weather has nearly <suspended operations i: Wall street, and it is highly probable that, under the influence of old Sol, prices will | -drop toa lower point. We can herdly expect an im- yprovement in prices, until the mereury ranges below ‘the nineties. ‘There has been very little enquiry for foreign ox- henge for remittance by the Boston steamer. We quote ‘sterling bills at 734 a 8 per cent premium ; on Paris, 6f.40 a 6f 8736 ; Amsterdam, 8834 0 86%; Hamburg, 8434 a 34%; Bremen, 766 & 76%. ‘The receipts of the Massachusetts Western Railroad Company continue to come in very large. ‘Ihe last re- ‘turns amounted to $22,000, or over $4000 increase in one week. The whole gain, at the present time, since lst of January, is over one hundred thousand dollars, including the amount earned in the transportation of railroad iron, Dy contract, for the Connecticut River road, and the Pittsfield and North Adams road, but which has not yet ‘Deen included in the weekly reports. The same ratio of Increase for the remaining twenty weeks of the year, will swell the gross receipts to one million of dollars’ against eight hundred and thirteen thousand, the aggre. gate income of the year 1845. ‘We annex our usual table of quotations for the princi pal State and other stocks used for investment:— Paiors or Stocxs in Tux New Tete Mearns. fr SEIS TTL es iW SissiS111 iis Tgriistisnnt $281 1ggsgel Ly 2% 6 ox S: eee ane |111831 age EERE § N.Y. ‘Life bom of te Co. Ins. x eran BR81 8818 ASVLLSIIITISI eels = teens Bae 33. meuse & ca saan « sae re & Hudson Canal, at Mtg Bas., 77 Many of these quotations are aes cei, in the | There has recently been very | absence of operations. litle business done in State stocks, or, in fact, in any description of stock security, real or fancy. Even the quotations for those in which transactions have been made. are no indications of their actual value as invest- jither temporary or permanent. The position of | public affairs, at present, is such as to preclude the possi- | Dility of obtaining prices for our really good and sound stocks, near their actual value ; and so long as there ex- ists that uncertainty and doubt in relation to the opera- tion of those measures affecting our commercial sys- tem, end our external affairs continue in their present state, we cannot hope for or expect any improvement in prices, or inthe demand for stocks for investment or for epeculation. Considerable anxiety exists in relation to the course the | government will pursue in regulating its own financial affairs. Several attempts were made, before Congress ‘adjourned, to compel the Secretary of the Treasury to report whether any treasury notes, under the hhad been issued, and, if there had been, to what extent, | , 34 at what rate of interest. None of these attempts wa? successful, and we are, therefore, withuut any offl- | cial in. ‘ormetion upon the subject. We are, however, informed that the new issue of treasury notes has taken place at the south-west, and that an issue will be made | here in a few. ‘*7® It 1s possible, thatthe bulk | of the new issue will first appear at the south and west, eb hiked etiy eek be put into circulation upon more fe. | vorable terms to the % “overnment—that is ata less rate of | interest—than at the no ‘wth, where tnere is not so much demand forthem. We hay "* 2° doubt, however, but that | nearly the whole amount aut. Xrized will be issued at a nominal rate of interest. Had, Y¢ independent treasury Bill gone into operation st once, . ¥¢ NeW issue cf tr sury notes could hi been made mo." *ssily, and ate more reduced rate of interest, than they” Will be now, as there would have been a demand for them © make pay- ments to the government, at difforent points, \Yhere they’ ‘would otherwise be required in specie. Even \\nder ex ‘isting circumstances, there is very little doubt but that | ‘they will obtain a circulation, if they are not forced out, by putting on a high rate of interest—as, in that case, they would be sought after for permanent investment and be locked up in the vaults of capitalists, where they would remain until called in by the government for final redemption. If these notes are issued at » nomsinal rate of interest, they will be continually going imto and out of | the treasury ; they will be to the government what pa- per issues are to abank, and willebb and flow, so that they will answor the purpuses of a much larger amount, ifthat amount was absorbed by capitalists and salted down. An issue of ten millions of treasury notes, if is- sued for investment, upon proper principles, would be paid in and taken out of the treasury several times in the conrxe of a year, and would in *his way be equal to an issue of several times the umount, made in such @ man- ner as would make them desirable investments. ‘Suppose an issue of these notes is made, say for ten mil. ions of dollars ; the government gets the value of these notes at the time of issue—they pass into circulation, and ‘are sought after for remittances from one point to another, | ‘and for the purposes of trade, and for the regulation of | Momeatig exchanges ; they are also sought after for pey- | ments due the government, and in this way get into the ‘hands of the government, when they will be again issued, upon receiving again their value. There is no limit to the amount this use of these notes would give the gov- | vernment ; the power granted for re-issuing them, and | ‘authority to keep at all times ten millions in circulation, give facilities to the treasury superior to any other sys: tem. from the embarrassments with which they are now con- | tending. ‘Tho banks of this city are waiting some de velopements on the part of the government in relation to its Ananclal policy, before they define their own posi- tion. The government deposits in the banks of this city | are rapidly dwindling awsy, and it is reported that one of the deposit banks has refused to receive any more de- potits from the government This is undoubtecly true, | ‘and it would be well for the others, having deposits now to any extent, to place themselves in a position to meet drafts for them at very short notice. The Secretary of the Treasury is perfectly right in using up the surplus | revenue now on deposit in the different depositerios throughout the country, before he raises any moro by issuing treasury notes. There are millions on deposit in the banks, not drawing a fraction in the way of interest, and there .#no reason why this amount, should remain ‘there, and the expenditures of the government be made in treasury notes, drawing even{s nominal rete of inter | Gallery, | wont t@ to oery cout of the purplng used iP besore the Government issues any amount of (ressury notes, The banks ére much better off without these de. posits, particularly as they are but temporary; and it would be better for the commercial classes generally that there should be és much uniformity as possible in the movements of these institutions; and so long as the banks have large deposits from the government, they will make some use of it, which tenis to derange their regular and legitims'c operions, by producing fluctus- | tons in the discoun: departmen’, iajur to business If every cent of the surplus revenue should be drawn from the deposit banks of this city within the next two weeks, it would be a good thing for every one engeged j | in legitimate mercantile operations. ss gen FF at Woe H fF, SLi8 TOLS . nd sy, Uh at i0 fais & * 1600 yair a ct of all di Old Stoce Kirchange. wie po abby and 1200 NY State 7s, 1849 103 B u | MUON Vstuess' nse ‘sayy agg tencaston Co bs SH | Poieway glace 4000 Kentucky 6s 8% 50 do 360 34! ee io, 1870 aig 350 Harlem RR S enn 66% 50 lo LOST, A HAIR BI .CELET, 5000 "do 6 RA 48000 do Norte Wor BF BOUT one o'lork, yesterda bya ta 1000 Reading Bonds 721g 23 do 57 farming from an excursion, rai ol ot, set 6000 728 200 do a eae, henreen the foot ot of rest, + ly 24 | 10 she + Ohio, L& Tr 9M Wo Fb C ie a T 83 25% 100 bao 57! 1 to Spring, through the Bowe: , Crossing: rom The foe 3 Morn 9 seReading RR, Se ates amait be piven, by apgilpong. ot the'desk of at the desk of | 200 Lon 33 ay ode 61% | the Herald o ine aul bsrre a) 31 GOLD WATCH LOST, | Second Board. Lost night, « Gold Lever Wi ie independent, se 25 shs Nor & Wor 5736 100 shs Morris Canal 9 rt Tarned Bek "2 S0Harlem MR = 93 56100) 8. | Chain, each ink in form ote ts Ra here 10 do $64 100 Reading RR 45-6745 | are,requested toatop the Shore sinlotes WToflered A Rew Et do 563 of Twenr: ‘fe, are will be ia by applying Ha ms | | Sew Stock Kxohange. oe entre Brees to, STEPHENS. $@4bs Morne Ca cwh 9% $0ahs Harlem RR Mou $634 ‘ ~ | 50Nor& Wor Sat $7 do cash 56% COW ‘LOsT— a8 REWARD. _ 1% do NS ie 3 do 37 36 STRAYED, on Tuesday, 11th instant w Bp Cp, nih | 2 ¢o bt 57g 50 do Sar 56) on her back ‘nearly healed. She had on 50 do nw S7iq 150 do 33 person « her to, North 2% © do b1O S5T}y 250Long isk RR bid 31 liamabarg, wear ill receive che 2% © do uw 57% 30° do bis 3188 | ab aike. woe 200 do ash S756 100 do 45 3 nuts Serre ‘JAMES NOLAN. —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——— 5 Died. IVE D W, i | On the 18th inst,, of consumption, Jour Rronazze, in | FY covery of Bon REMAND wil ve niet i dine ncbaorhies was the 42d year of his age. aly the ‘from the British aig Cou fariog, row The friends and acquaintances of the family, Meth ie laying at the Quaranti: on pplication members of the Ancient Briton’s Benefit Society ; the St. David’s Benefit Society, are particular! regiesel to attend the funeral at four 0’ » from his late resi- dence, 14 Oak street. On the 14th inst., of a lingering illness, Many Suarren, | wife of 8. P. Shaffur, in the ood year of her age. The relatives and frionds of tho deceased are respect- fully invited to attend her funeral at her late re residence, No. 46 Robinson street, on Sunday, 16th eet at o'clock tala om board, or to the con ‘JOSEPH MeMURRAY Corner of and South st. WANTED. "a men to go into a oF ate! ead of Be Naval Rendezvous, No.9 Che F Aner ke. vy auld A OR the U. tia ery Bt. Ww. Lb, perienced Salesman, accustomed to the Broad well ainte jt ely, seaaainted TER KO is verre At Staten ea! of southern fever, on ike 10th Captain Bens W. Cass, of the schocner Napoleon, aged In the midst of life, we are in death. n Falls, Aug. 3, while on a visit to her A. M., precisely, without further invita inst., 26 years. He wasa native of Southold, L. I. daughter, Widow Many Suaw, relict of Col. Benjamin Shaw, avd mother of the late Hon. Tristram Shaw, of WANTED, few first rate Journey men Jewe! ore. to a native of Midd » aged 86 years, He was an to whom constant employment Gmearin he wee of the eeieittion Gane ‘pensioner for a. “Apply to BILING, e'BhOs, many years previous to his death. a4 Se ree aiten_tane. B, Portland, on the Lith inst, at her eh Th w. le, Mrs. Nancy G. T’ ALLEN, Captain 45 LED A situation Wy det Ro Allen, of the U. 8. Army, aged 29 y wks Please cal call e142 R a espectaule young Woman, jurse. Good city reference te ald 2t*r eae the 7th’ ig ee his Race in ‘Goochland syed Sere ae ) SOUTHERN DRUCGISTS. wipatp Bryce, Esq., for many years a member | D, . b Of the Legislature of Vingidia, a ditiogueked Inewan, | WANTED. by s Young Man, an riepences gens and oneof the most popular men in the county. | note addressed to ae tthe Hersld Offer, N. be arrended ro. anaen. wire Dfice No, 6 INSURANCE COMPANY. oS) Wall Street, New York. HIS Cea being authorized by an act of the Legisla- ture of f New York, passed. May 12th 1B4 gutted’ “An et bate the benefit of the seffersoy {asu’ om POST OFFICE, NEW YORK, ‘Ava. TE AMER HIBERNI4 f om Be sto The Mail shove steamer will be closed at this Office ou wane, ‘at half past 4, P.M. Si fusuran pg tee poh de tbe repaid to Bow if y," to fill up its capital stock. which was impaited by ork oa fe te rd genie eed each addtiogs tall | ne fire of 19th July, 1045; and 1 hed BERT H.“MoatRts, Fa | tal sochbe hlled ob provissoas | BETTE vo th the Steamer ada ae at Boston | MK Notice en in conformity with for Li will else at the Uflug. Telegram Neos | the auroral clthe Wie Chasse haat tae Fe oe } ne prolt id 1 er and Hanover streets, at 43 P.M tuis | all the pi stockholders of t! company, pe they are re- ld auls | care to ly, a oe before s i day of October | NOW Is THs TIME TO SUBSCRIBE. | iPS, oe iatae ik ae Mow Ferki alae ir elect to fill up their stock, and als up pay stock, to Rey, the amount required at such times tha such manner asthe Board of Directors may hereafter de, eh National Press, or Journal. for je Fam " ished verery Serurday, in sis d iy of pablicntigne ye 0 in case they. elect pies Office A sive Duteh street. * ant | . STRI GER &C October bes alee 50 a new stock s] be created and dispos- | ‘Wholesale Agents, 222 Broadway, ed of, as will mak; 3 the origintl capital of said co:poration, | auld iterre corner Aun street. and for that purpose ooks of subscription will be open CARRIAGES. the said office on the 2ist day of October fuext, and con open daily from 1° to 30’clock, until the ai Rbscribed—4 ndersigned, Spemarty of the House of Brewster, | subseri resent stocktboliiers tex ‘he nee Id gain zesumed the Carri tosuch igreement to Gill up Be oPR bsrriptions to take effect on the 2d day of N h day an instalment of five of his patre | them that the same. coufidenc | him, shall extend to ever sexes {cilities to meet t id Piles securing xteusively. reposed in actiun—believing he por- lovember_ next, on wi dollars per share is required And notice is hereby shall not elect to nil upt wbscriptions. by the last Packets T. Ww. “HORNE, Prest. Paris Cashime Gro. T. Horr, Se _ Dated New York, ye loch, 1846. aul? 2tawtN2r FITS !—A GREAT TRIUMPH E has been achieved by DRS IVANS AND | are of epileptic Fits,(or falling stckay | Hysteric’ Fits, Convulsious, tpasi Phi | everv age have. ed Privtors of th 10 rege ae IT ca: re Mboaser ta lend Cash hp tc Scarfs i Coshmered'Econevalien 8” anis ltr TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. BROWN SHELTINGS and SHIRTINGS, of every style | all the jag ot ra is, both Neary ae fin ine- | peace SU indian Head, Cabot ay Premium | He btctert, Unkuoat, We ey bead at | gan tag es, ou the secind flours of Nos I and 40 i Bde a ae Te Mhecipgs” Aten bose autho Contes 2 ee es cars Lf ¥ Lye wen Wana vUSDeHRILE, ald lc#m and 20 Cedar street. | TO COUNTR HEWOaR A Fitustion is waned in & Country Store, (where, no | n of Henry | MEtN FUN —MEEE FUN—MEEN FUN. “FLAVOR KING shin Powder—Under the xpe- igh! s ween of England, A tebsvenies hen goed ort te ae pn al Ali 4, ms, Biane- od splendid erticie. just begp igs ba Ng SOUNSON. MOORE RE ‘VcURy” jeriig the al5 lm*m Importers, ke , 8| Maiden lane. ¥. at detriment to U ry The traly. uopleasaat sea ; ae too copious perspiration. Tau, freckles, e tyerdily dissipated by ts salutary iofluence: Travellers, and resideuts in. warm climates will highly CHRISTIE’S GENUINE Sse a RINGS, | MAGNETIC FLUID, | FOR THE PYRMANENT CURE OF RHEUMATISM, Wall street, ‘and retail NERVOUS Ct | DR FELIX GOURAUD’s ITALIAN ME! re may be the complaint, i CATED SOAP. O matter how chronic or adil) id jerful pow rs, as de’ woeresy’ The most JR paosed orth Becr Cis BRACELETS, GARTERS, | ic BI fF Variogs worn by th consent rated ld Hoe pros ped w Beceees tad Mnlden lave cab be considered fumished. with ce hat incke. hs 3 ‘d's Italian Medicaved Soap Fon h 1 Epic ane scion mond a Ty skin deep, itis the more tay fey mn cov in which loveliness resides, should be kept im its pres- NEW INVENTED Bees B’ ATCHELOR’S new invented Wigs and. Sonpe, me made ch Di ir for coloring hair, has = ol no Roost werent curl yt and xa ed in the com etelysuperseded ‘all the old and d They hoes, Poudre Subtile for e yan he Ly Whice, made by the D-etor, sent allowed to be the most excellent ariel pay rae Moga wear fo inspect a vianee and Poll selected | the com peabody hs ever graced lady’ oy ot'sise and colar; they’ will tater’ Liquid Vegetable Hoage for erimsoning ale live OR 4 only manuf i choice perfumery and faney arcieg ave tbe hed roadway Rang hehe Mle) manu! Brenda stoc! el es per! ae an ot ‘slker Vicase to copy the address wen or rom Hrosdway,and the agency for Beal's se ee SONSUMETION & Co., Lowe BERE js, perhaps, no disgate wich which ovr country is uateniede eet tes ees mre 6 Coy Lome ‘ffecr me ffecred. which sweeps of red. wi res ‘aanually eo man | shat fell destroyer of th 4 Consumption. KITCHEN KANGES. TWO OVEN KITCHEN are ‘to the trade, or set them ap for orivate families or ui hones, hav ing purchased the right from the patentee m item. "6 Gar experience iy manatee is sy, for forthe past it 18 Li ee im asserting Loy ot Holines® Tor eeonomy. convenience, and darnbign. They fe of temperauce trrecks of other ii Per prepay m for | surpasses dn be. And 1f the allegations of those who wer eicnat oop ted to) veracity, may be velieved, there is & ARE, bight pi have Pregeatire apd Beare" or Wild Cherry is 0 ffcring tls, merges ee cured igiet tet antes ent and blac wold neh ne he * ad ileus ‘A. GILHOOLY L¥\& SON, ; foamy reat. song etree oa intrigne excell F. K ETUR EBABANY neni, an? To the confidence of the nic, a the — ste inventor, nine unless by AB. & D. ats benef SuTree of Anges gadton or sale oe regents for New Vor also, by dew erally throughout the United Stateaand | _au® Imre No. 5 Dev street, New Yorn. bn sate WOR AMILIES GUING TO AND ARRIVING | PARIS HATS. OM THE COUNTRY. | direct. Havre Packet, Hy 8 on NOENTL sMEN having supe:flaous effects re P ints, of the best | ispose of, such as Wearing Apparel, Furniture, &e je te | ean Lid A fair Gash price for the same, by for Sage \Sedeiicwieae pane Le weary” {TOW Uti a Were be attended to by Ms LEVENSTEN. | fresh 1 Le 4 geo be le | ceived by eh wat % slay “d a FOR SALE. A RARE CHANCE. 1s. now offered to any person small eapital to invest in a sure basin ixtures of the well known Portet Hor now doing a good business. Apply . 99 Canal st, between 12 and 5 P. M. 7 2 SITET ASD JEWEDRT | W age wish to pm chase ‘Gold ¢ af ailver Wate. oo Cc Gold Pencils, Ke rently to th Griteee' ta call oo i seal LS Sites ‘ait of the above tril, much lower than any othe Gold Warches as low as, $20 an eley exchanced, ot bught All wat je- er the money refunded, . ee A OEE imponer of Watches ans lewelty, DESIRAGLE FARM FOR SAUCE. courtney % ‘Wholesale and retail, 31 Wall street, cereals woe Seltieg. il dn wit trick, Ver wrt inane ep seni, junred on a st Boy 1g miles from ‘fut Lan ling, to TEGANT FUROISHED APARTMENTS, on the w Wood NJ." Price $2, 239 {ieropean, Plan: pastors witnfedrvome attached, with oF | Peat ei cdi of yeithout breskiestand enti Broalway auld tue | Fp it LOOK AT THIS! £8 AND GENTLEMEN if rou want a fe article | taand Shoes, call wt 367 Brosdway, where you | Hat AND. CAP. MANUFACTORY. LAPE Be a ‘hat he han pmored pa gest essoriment. ¢ he mont fa: hiton street. ing & much more commotion Breet je in the. city. Do not mistake the numer, 367 morp st having otherwise increased his facilities, he Is lyray, cor of Franklin street. eu of eiving aw Bi PON his former patrons. | assortment of Imported nee Bost, ROBER’ latter, 89 Fulton st. \ aided e dollars. Li. | ants ‘mem tween Win. and Gold.) a THOKN GHAMPAGNE bday Bours, FOR #3 60, | raeau he ea tn sagt | techs: ne free a eee Sites a igi this country, etiane naher | ik o (No.4 Ann street, ana LIVINGSTON, § CO. ifietg mtn ns brome Aud notice is hereby further given that on the 20th day of wishes of all, bothin qaality | th ight so to do, that th B f Ni | and price, equal to any retry rye re « seh ry. | uber ext, to strende the a Freaigent o¢ Se wt | 7 d office, their original certificates of stock, aul! ln*rre 25 ant 27 Canal street__| thereof to receive uew certificates, for such umber of sh ree LAURENT & BROTHER, | asthey may respectively be entiiled to, said Stockholders | MPORTERS OF FRENCH GOUDS, No. 4 William | Freeing Py or cto parts of ar ry, 8 i A SAIL across the Huds to Hob. hon, and then'a walk we the Riysian Viele | 4 the exceedingly picturesque shores of id wil the most easily accomplished and ary, W ¥ or ere on festimony, see pamphlets which may be | “ ag Sad He wiltara ste Bente Dota e ter | ice per box, with fall directions. $9, $17 and $21; | chats os oa teciedaay coh oniziotes tie je beens Peay roprietors, ‘atis(nctory, or loan the mauey ro hia ’ goodsal salecman.’ Address B. J oe beast paper, 013 Iweod*me 184 Grand street. t wl ie life’s calm evening. find: ion fi ted tO for which they are pur- eo euty ears pee jen vitae, end south bran row "x | SUUOE aad ttbok thas Wil besvenaved how of ny caponee to wore ever bright to minds which look complacently ou days. the . Numerous references cau he given (o perseas | LE*. watp for the ufflered 7. No. preventive of the iting sotrion are courtly man ne bef Tier or mp La Pe sere hich beset us in ony chargeable and fekle clime ? Fh Te thee, and bed-roce: UHATES, of the | ee FOR CAMP. FEBYING AT. AT ROSSVILLE, iricrpance Rare dd faut ved ; Sapte ep iio aM, LER’S ARE sad SAR foot of Delapes it 6; foot us nat book ot ree jenth street % past & office of the Y. t | autho land = large bills. ane: Aapeloen seal | EXCUK: PLEASA. 3 Fe} | AROUND STATEN ISLAND, If FAIR WEATHER. gon wader eight oe vare 4 at. The tional 4 ivy, 4 fd steaun-packe! Hae Sauday Rkers0d MANY i eas follows semnat of Canal sumaet oh pe street, juste * ke street, at hallpast 1; Pier’ No.2) Nc, ak wengers @ fine view ofthe Forti- the Harbor, Narrows, M4 2 re he | peers | Mere wail fe ene ‘Mond —t 4 of Hammo 4 3 Pike, % to 9; uments provited ground nes re fish are enh en izect— Daily, From Steamboat Gh BL RAMBUAID & jundays excepted at To'c eis CRERBOC iy Teave on mae Taek BAB gS a, pap eveaions a7 moraine ate errs erage 2 ate Monda: ednesday, Friday , Sorelock. va Steamboat SANTA pan B. lagh, will leave ou Tueeday, Toursday un 7 alsarnvote’ et o’clock. Mi OVrerd ios boats, or to P. C. a pressure ont NORTH ‘AMER igh }, on Monday ft Passage or freight, apply on board HYLER, Capa TSE QND. ¥ INE aah a oe ‘ ‘an Feit, will ht: ae % cera lien 4,5, 10,and 11, A.M. and 1,2,9,4,5, fd! Taras of oC te crreete NeTCCL, cograph landing for the Tele ie Braga Cvery hour throughout the day” Fare 1294 cents, FARE REDUCED. | FOR NEW MAVEN ree 2 New Haven my Sly ine field, ER, 10 iw redueed | | and ‘Thursday atvernoon, | noon, at 3 o’eloel TROY MORNING AND EVENING LUNE. MORNING ae) AT NraRn O’CLOCK. FOR ALBA) 1D TROY—From the he foot of Barclay stree: West Point, New: | , Hyde Park, Rhine- Hudson, Coxsackie, Steamboat Pisa Landing at Peekskil Ur Ned Hook, Boustoh Cassia Seeerare Belieoee Breakfast and dinner ou board the boat, tite sea Rais yeas jill eare on Monday, Wed- iy am Tenarene NSaturde pe = gle Sor sefegpnseae oF ight ly on board, or at the office om the | NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY LINE. From th FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT, Thet seal at EMPL, Capa Macy, recat veaves the loot ol Courant. street, on "Tuceday, Thursday d_ Saturday at Toe! witye Beeamboat COLUMBIA, Cort: Wm. B. Peck, rill ere = ou pre hone Wodnesday and Friday even elock F faking gon vo bt arrive in ult = } jormi 0 rt uffalo, an Soeth to Stratoga, Whitehall and. Lake Champlain other kind oF property, positively at the owner's risk. j26r THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL EXCURSIONS. eursions that can be ie from the ¢: ere ergends bed Lippe Rm spe rece the trees be u i} ee red witha ric! he walks are in exeellent order, having been considerably hy by OTT ere will be in attendance at xeellent Band of Mu: + PO} deed °) Barel anal a Christopher sts., wi “spans rks inane ape mi sm*r ° velock Werriags 64 cents. Byes TON STEA MER: BALI: Ax AND + IVERPOOL— id. N American Royal Mail am sl ? HIBERNIA ~ A. gen I boston for the above ports, o Saudi 6th Aug. , 1816. For Freight, Passage, of any other {ufortation, apply to BRIG! Jr. Agent, Rane ben ed O28 6 Wall st. FRENCH Sul? ALBEIC)—Debts that may be coutracted by the crew will not be paid by the Captiin, nor be the consignees. ans St ere SHIP angen en nees of the cargn te ermits on board, at Prer Tequested to.send their permits 8 board, Fe Goods not igeintioed orf, ath instant, wust be sent to the Public store. tt auld 2t rre | the crew, will not be paid by the Captan, nor by the consignees, auls $r re SULTA of cal a towend thei GSU tiuinie x or tothe office of towtine ‘poiidn Go | will be sent to the Public | GENTRAL AND MACON AND WESTERN | RAIL ROADS, GEORGIA ae Sp on Te ae fp HbsE Koads with the Western and od. sso) Railroad Tine from Sa- | it, form a cor 1 miles, road. ate of Geo the 190 miles Macon & Western} ‘Western & Atiantic ed from Savannah to Atlanga and Oot | a enloga, atthe rm tes, Vi es x Weick Goovs. To.At- To Ooth- Sagar. Coffee Lianoe, Bagging janta. caloga. tier, Cheese co, Hides, Cotton Yarns, Copper, Tin, Bar ‘and. "‘Sheet Iron.” Hollow ' Ware . $0 75 $0 62Kg $0 % dbaler of Dry Glass, Points Drag: cubic foot. Savannah to Atlanta. $10 00 Children ander 2 years of age, haif price. to. Mi | Sie Fe Gots eonatsued 3s tha Makecriver will be forwereed Freight may be edizg, Prenent eg jac | any of Commiss) aid at Savannah, Atlanta or Ooth- NER" Forwarding Agent, C. RR. Bavannane, ‘Atgast 15, 1846. BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVER- POOL PACKETS. a5 re | | | | aston burt tons, Capt. T. B.C: onthe 17th in of Ananst, ‘The accommodations of the New York are fitted out in 2 most th modern improvement to the comfort of those 3 ture, before en Ze in cabin, secon phaction shoul je'on “ard, foot of Boel Or to the subscribers, je, early ap- Man street, ROCHE, BROTHERS & Co. anil rre New Line OF PACKETS FOR LIVER- coal WA’ a! cron trots Hate Tay | berthen, Capua t 2ist, her reguli io y , fips of this line being all 1000 tons and upwards, per- | Bons about to ‘embark for the old country will Nendid, fast ERPOOL one wishog 10 4 gee * eal ‘on boar ip, oF to W.eJ. At their general Ports Stee ould rre ‘Sanday’ will al . | Ci 7s, Wednesdays and rridays, 65 p'cleck; | BOATS BETWEEN | 7 | nasties, b Aol Paasaze or Freight, apply on board, or at Office oe i fesvghe taken after 5}¢ o’clock. 3 NOTICE CAI goods Poses bank bill or any | SULTAN— ebis hay may be | v In | Bands engaged, and th 4 a | KING CHARLES SPANIELS—Six, Back nd | i es very fine, just imported per ship St James, or don. Also, Three Shetland Ponies, suitable. for gentlemen's 25 Fulton street, next door to the Fulton Bank. | 1200 Eldridge, will sail on ants ef Me, Collis ‘ani lay evening, Ai 17th, will be performed the? D US MAN. and th eG Nene, Sir MeBhape, Ste. Coltny which he wi i 5 gen, hefarce f TEDDY THE TILER, Tedd Tiler, with the song of * Widow Mahouey de with the MISERIES OF HUMAN LIFE. To’clock, and the perforta lock, Boxes $1 it win Hyanag, ache Desms of ON aS Mej i Scott; Dou Jose, iy WITHOUT A mima of the BLIND My oF the Dogwol Cesle Keep tools ae Witcen, Sr Blanchard: Dosrel the Corto eee thas Doors. oper lock, ew ‘will mae at halt pa: Dress Circle, 50 cents; Upper Boxes, 2 cents: Fit aud Ga ry, 1234 cents. KERNWICH THE. og ms o1 Tob streets. —Snturd erformed tis DUMB 3 Felou He ree Legy 25 cen UWekY THe Oy Will be pe: BO% r Varick and wien vi CHAS ea or uh wir Fw yosd Edward Wilton, Mr er, Mr Ht Chapman; Jaue Wi'toa, Mise Cran: ord Mrs Me rs Penson Fuity Julia Draken alter which. vances of ul elebra- ted ACROBA’ ‘i ‘Thomas Nuna, the . satipaee ter Nuon, the Ac- coors open at 7—perfor- efore 8 o'clock. ASTLE :GARDEN, with its extensive Promenades open di ‘and evening—Saturday Evening August lth, the entertainment will melnde a good Aelecuon of | 'M from Boieldieu, Lanuer, J, Labitaky, Vou Weber, Agber, G I, be. performed by the Orchestra, Hon of Mr } vr ae an hour for Jefreshmenu, fal range of COSMORAMAS, ‘around the whole of the Esplanade, which. will tly Meminated with gas, thus gi visiters an ex- ity to examine there tte Ad- SURTON, n during th 1n¢ e@ two celebrated Comedians can be seen on the same evening this Seas LOS GARDEN—Saturday tvenng, Tne entertainments will commence with a popular Oye rare, sihich the Cor ce called the SC APE GOAT— Ietatt Polyglot Burton; Od E Ei Bid: Cheleas Arhold: Ma ter: Evederick, ‘Mice Hardw iss’ Roberts; Molly Maggs, Mrs Watts. hours wcgrnussion tor ine Concerts A-te-Mastrd, freshment Saloon. 10 conelnde with the COBBEER’S WILL, or Acror in Luck—Duprez, mr Everard, Emile, Aro'd; | Be Fel, H. Placide; Countess Hetivien, Mrs Watts; Joliet’ Liss Robert rs open at 7 o'clock ; entertainments begia at 80’elock. _Tieketr 50 cen! ) Views. mic nie pig b. AREENWICH THEATRE—VISS CRAUFORD has reat pleasure in informing iver friends, and the theatri- cal public, that her benefit will take place at this theatre, on ‘Suesday evening next, 18th instant. The bill for that eve- ning will be one of the most attractive of the season, and ‘one she hopes that will succeed in fillitg the house. ‘The | gutertuioments, will cansist of the following pieces :—The Prazedy of FAZIO—Bianea, Mi ‘ord: fCRTHERINE AND Fre Also Shalespeare’s Come: PETRUC! Mio—t therine, Miss Crauford; Petruchio, NE nelude with he YOUN Freer. The ente: ments will BCAMEP, ia which that charming actress, Miss J. D: Will perform the character of Joseph. awl2 tiéin NEW YORK SACKED MUSIC SOCIETY. URSION TO NEAT EN on TUESDAY, the Jath inst —Performance of the ORATORIO of the MES- SIAH at the Commencement of Yale College. HES. ED MUSIC TY, with auch of their are desirous of j ining se Zz oni jew Yori at Lo’elock, New Haven immediately on this oceasion, and in returning @ close of the per- | wee 1 particulars will be farnished in a subsequent adver- | tisemeut To svoid the inconvenience of a crowd, the number of | | tickets will be limited Tickets for the trp one dollareach. For sale at Firth & Hall's Masic Pei Atwill’s; Saxton & Miles’; George F. Nesbitt’ kins, No. 1 Wall street; J.B. Flandreau, sae Bowery Board of Managers of the Society; or of ft -O. WHITLOCK, Sec, $8 Canal. street. | HOWES & CO/S NEW YORK MAMMOTH , CIRCUS, | (THIS, anrivatied corps, of Equestrians will perform at Buffalo 2ith, 25ch and 26th inst.; Williams ville, 27th; | Loekport 28h and 29th, in roure to Reche: 9th September. and will tablishtment ever craanined in. the United 190 Men and Horses, requiring wardrobes, tnusicians, be at | ae Veins Greatest Female Rider 0 fr arrived from Par MADAME MARIE, MACARTE enew style of Equestrian Feats, b Selnrichenie thdcteentes Bis etcerai ent fort | and the charming matvete with which she. cl fice, render this gifted nnd highty-edueated, artinte t | ing feature of the® arena | refer the public to the b | spect the Ae recent! st rts aestrian Director. Me ao WES. Riay NIXON md the unappronchable Clown D's among the Performers is the celebrated and ait | er, the Napoleon of the Arena, Mr. HOBBS, whose corer} wre the most extraordinary ever witnessed. of Horsemanship by Master Nixon. Olympic y the whole Company, Ted by, the, arent, Europe n saber, Mr. MA Wonderful, Kents by Mr. Cole's Dogs, Hector and Billy. The SWISS BROT ERS, | in theirelegant, Gymnastic Postures and Groupings. Mr. Bweet as the Charioteer of Phosbus. Fosse: ing and on. Mr. Nixonand his son. Mr. Howes in his \ ; thologiea aud brilliant Act of “ Fancies ot Proteus.” ‘Mr. ee . Howes in Sinck Rope Evolutions Mr. Geo. Sweet, the gelebrared Tight Rope Dancer. With a variety of others ‘The whole comprising the leading, most talented, aod classic performers nthe world anit ROW KE0'S New York Mammoth Cirens BON 1 -dworth’s Cornet Band will perior ¥ ‘Tuesday and Friday evenings, commencing June ‘tad, ars Admitince tree. TLLIAM ALLIRON, Mraprintit °C PAULINE DESJARDINS would respectially inform her pupils, &e , tht she has returned from Sa- |M | retowe Springs, (where she ined the honor of introducing: the | Redowa Waltz, which she had just received from Paris.) aud that she is now prepared to renew he in all the most fashionable dances. at her residence, 4 Leona st eet, west ade of B way. 12 2w*rre THE ALHAMRA. ICE CREAM SALOON No. 559 Broadway, and Prince. OSTRANGENS--Strangers vis city will find new attraction in the Salgons of whic h, aside from the delicious [ees and Confectionery to'be found there, is fitted up m a style of Eastera spleodor and magnifi- cence never before attempted in ths country. The be«utifal foun ain in the tesselated court, which di keys a variety of | curious and ingeniou. jeis, not only keeps the air delig Jy cool and pleasant, but excites an amusing intere: thonsand conj-crures: while the spacious promenad | the balcony. lew, every pleasant evening. of more eats ane 2 than can be found congregated in. any other place of public resort in. the city. indeed uo where can an hour be passed mre rationally of agreeably. 1 Admitance free aul lwis*rre NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY. EXCURSION TO NEW HAVEN GRAND ORATORIO OF TH® MESSIAH COMMENCEMEN U OF YALE COLLEGE, ‘On the occasion above referred to the aered Music So with such of their friends as are desi: ous of accompanying them, ill embark on board the steamer NORTH AMERICA, at pestle Re ‘on Tuesday Next, 18th inst.,at 1 o'clock, Precisely | The performance of the Oratorio of the Mes: lace wt the Method st Chareb, it New Haven, Be solo parts will be sust by Ps Persons of emi: and the Crorns aud Instrumental le} oe Sostery is HANDE! AT TH this city. ipper wil to reaching, and after Tete: dition to the’ Orc! Lothian’s celebri be enlivened with chor | ‘The Board of Manag: view of affording w = in Cts Le ye 0. Firth & fiails mu | F. Nesbit’s, J.P. drow, 226 Bowery | at the residence of a5 17418m CENTREVILLE COURSE. oa, LEN? piengae Trains will joavp] cee t2aud +P. M:, for the Course to witr Bee auld stm | ATHLETIC GAMES, AND MANY SPORTS! e arrangemeu ‘ment to all who pai TTHE CENTREVILLE TROLTING COUKSE— Monday, August 17, 1846.—Free for ail Competitors.— No entrance fee. Th mes and sportsunder the direction of Mr Johu of Boston, the celebrated Professor of Gym- PROGRA ty td 1 Trotain match, under the mile and repeat— for all horses that | never no for Lge Poh} Ba rhe. Entrance, $1. Prize, one elegant Saddie and ad. Lou tee race—one mile round the course. Prize, « ong. Silver Cup. a ‘ring the Sledge—weight 15bs. Prize, $3 | 34, Tire barruw race rouud the Course. Prize, a rich ¥ marth Sarde. Prize $9. Tih. Short foot race—100 ards ith. Pigeon shooting—24 birds—six competitors. oth Climbing the g-eased pole. Prize, $3. Prize on the top of the pole. 10th Pig race=teil greased. Prize, the Pig, ‘The Course will opened tt b o'clock, and the sports will commence at 3 preci: ‘eald t®me Mare, 15 hands ual h En FOR SALE—A ¥: iS high, five i quire of TOWNSEND fe SCUDDER Biables, tard 6 Sneath Brooklyn D SAL TKO) EINE AD DiLE H RSE, ay te petesenely ph 5, AS andale. Apply at the “Teak of S jerald Office, for farther naetiantnrs tote rf d perfectly manageable. For Sale by John street, Importer and dealer in Birds, ans Im*rre my OETHEN, 128 Sp 3. for nell A GRIEVE, Nod Cages, &e. M of Ha MCU AR ‘SKIRT. ¢ to call the attention of those who have not y them. ‘The qualities of this Skirt have heen so weil reared ww constantly in demand, and are stil se “1 sab pass any other article of the kind, though others have made a recent invention, the only one sue~ The Cire street, return: thanks e has received rince fhe begs et tri il tested the _nestest manner and Iwem FRENCH DEES BUUTS. ish Buskins, of patent forocee, and nit" Tesionable ot ‘and retail, at manufacturer's ‘auld lw*r GbN PLEMeN’s G Lite Eng pico M = wae Sosa ie Uhean nh De August 15— | company has attached to it Eight Female egues- | partment will be equal to 6 | 'Bports on Monday next. the 17th inst. Fare, aah ays | \f" wee TELEGRAPH REPORT. Bartmore, Aug. 14, 9, P.M. The weather to-day has been very warm ; ther- mometer, at 2 o’clock, P.M , stoodat #1 There isnolocal news of interest. Stocks are dull, and city and state securities have slightly declined. There is a slight decline in Flourto-day. The mail from the west contains nothing from the Sante Fe expedition ATHST INTELLIGE' | Elections. North Carolina gives a whig majority—Senate 2—House 17. Graham’s majority is upwards of 7000 so say the Richmond papers. Inptana.—Returns from this State show a smaii | Whig majority on joint ballot. From the army. We have New Orleans dates to the 7th instant, which contain a few additional particulars from the army. General Taylor was despatching regulars to Camargo with all possible haste ; likewise send- ing large supplies of munitions. The highest point on the river at which any of the volunteer troops were stationed was at Someta, between Barita and Matamoras. General Worth had been ordered to lay out a camp for 10,000 inen at Camargo, and establish a depot sixty miles from there on the road to Mon- tarey. The steamship Massachusetts left Brasos.July 21st, bound to New Orleans. with volunteers, The ship Howard, of Savannah, trom Liver- pool, via New York, went ashore at Nag’s Head on the 30th ult., and is supposed to be a total loss —insured for $8000 in New York, Dates from Havana have been received to the 4th instant. One of the Mexican steamers was fitting out for England, under British colors. BY THE MAILS. Wasuineton, Aug. 13, 1846 . Arrival of General Brady and Col. Crane from the Court of Inquiry in the case of General Gaines— Mr. Marcy—Injustice—The Question of the Dis- banding the Louisiana Volunteers—General Bra- dy—Overtures to Mexico. General Brady and Colonel Cvane arrived here to-day from Point Comfort, bringing with them the record of the trial of General Gaines, and the finding of the Court. The two officers immedi- ately repaired to the War Department and com- municated their decision to Mr. Marcy. It will be made known by the President in a few days. It is understood to be favorable to General Gaines. You willfindin to-day’s Union, a correspon- dence between the Secretary of War, Governor Johnson of Louisiana, and General Taylor, con- cerning the disbanding of the Louisiana volun- teers. Mr. Marcy has been severely censured by some of the New Orleans papers, but I think without reasen. It is a hardship to be-sure for those brave fellows who were among the first to volunteer, ta be sent home withont have any hard knocks. But it was not optional with Mr. Secretary Marcy to keep them in service after their terms of enlistment had expired; and the only alternative in his power to offer, them he of- fered them atonce, that is, to enlist for twelve months, under the act of Congress of May last. The question lies in a nutsh first, was there any law under the operation of which he ‘could continue them in service, after their term of enlistment had expired? None. Was he justified in retnining them in service without the authority of law’ Certainly not. In this difficult position, he acted boldly and prompt- ‘ly. He communicated to Gen. Taylor the non- existence of any luw by which the three jonths” volunteers conid be retained in service, in structed him to offer them the choice of two al- ternatives—to enlist under the act of May last, as twelve months’ volunteers, or to be disbanded, At the sume time, he teehngly expressed hig regret | at being obliged tc take this step. I do not bee what other course was open for Mr. Marey.— ‘There was the law staring him in the face. He deeply and bitterly lamented the necessity that existed of disbanding the brave fellows, and worked at the thing for a long time, trying to ar- ' range it in such a way as to retain them in ser- | vice; but it was impossible. The law has been | in existence since an early period of the govern- ment, and is a foolish one at best. It was never made with a view to such a crisis as now exists. | But there it stands—the law—and it is not for Mr. Marcy to gainsay it, or to go beyond it. Toblame aman for doing his duty, under such cireum- stances, is rank injustice. | _ General Brady is a grey-haired veteran of 8 | He is as straight, lithe, and active as @ man of fifty. He is the oldest officer in the American army, and I need not say one of the bravest. He | has a fine forehead, and his countenance is ex- pressive of benevolence and amiability. He is as jovial and buoyant in spirits as a man of two and twenty. As Ihave more than once told you, no over- tures have been made by Mexico to this country. | ‘The overtures on our side, however, se liked, be well received. Information to 1 fect iiss reached our government, from a private source, which | do not feel myself authorised in nami ltisa ag ree upon which reliance can be placed, btm ge. h it is not official. A letter, as you have been dready informed, has been sent, under a \ flag of truce, to Vera Cruz, to be despatched there | to the Mexican government, making friendly ‘ overtures, Meantime, the operations of General Taylor will proceed. I trust that the Mexican government will listen | to the dictates of reasoa, as weil as of isterest, and cease to hopelessly drag on a war which musi | ultimately terminate in disaster to themselves. GaLVixNsis. Wasminoton, August 13, 1846. Mexico—T he United States—A Glance at the Past —A Look at the Futwre—Renewed Energy of the Government— Oregon—Appoin tments. The injunction of secresy having been removed from the proceedings of the Senate, on the confi - | dential communication asking an appropriation of two millions, to be used if necessary, in con- cluding a just and honorable peace with Mexico, | the public will be surprised to learn that already n dove has been sent through Com Conner, to Mexico, with the olive branch, and by this time, probably, has delivered to Com. Conner the in- structions of our government! The Union pre- sents but “a brief summary of the facts,” while | the Intelligencer publishes them in detail. Con- trasting the two it will be seen that “brevity” makes important omissions, though it is said to be the ‘‘soul of wit.” This day three months Congress declared “ by the act of Mexico a state of war exists between | that government and the United States,” and the President, the same day, proclaimed it ‘to all whom it may concern;” and exhorted “all the people” to “exert themselves in preserving order, in promoting concord, in maintainii the authoriy and efficacy of the laws, an in supporting and invigorating all the mea- sures which may be roa by ee authorities for aes speedy, a just, and an honorable peace on biliactie pox fore known in an; or n! pe Aprbetens “ amen.” a battles of Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma had been fought, but the news of victory had not reached the capital The result filled every heart with n JOY» and with anxie- ty we looked for a ‘* pony peace. But, since, nothing of consequence has been done, if we cept the occupation of Matamoras, and Shag 9 peaceable poscession of Camargo. day to this we have heard of Reepaserione on the part of the United States, by and and sea. An association interested in Mexican affair: formed by the Earl of moe oaye. on June, through Mr. Addington, that “her majes- ty’s government are fully conscious of ail the evils } must attend the rupture which hus unfort- nately taken place between the Unived States and Mexico, and especially of the fact that British in- terests cannot fail to suffer most deeply from such a state of things. You may, the be well assured that bet majesty’s Vvernment will watch with the utmost vigilance progress of events, and wil omit no, favorable opportunity of em- ploying their best efforts with the belligerents, In order to calm their auimosities, and restore between the two countries.” The London id, several bmp previously, said that the ne- wouid be forwarded | to Mi Mr. 7 Pibeubam by the Caledonia steamer, was in- 6th of