The New York Herald Newspaper, August 15, 1846, Page 4

[ESE and that measures would be taken to have the, proposition made to the, yoveramens at Mxibo with the least possible delay,” Nobert Peet humself admitted tet instrucvous had been gent to Mr. Pakenham. No wonder that Great Britain is soliciteus to end a war, which her policy with regard to the annexation of Texas provoked, for the renege tbat “ber anter- ests cannot Jail to suffer most deeply from such a state of things.” What those interests are—among them the silver of the mines—are well known to the world. Mr. Pakenham was for a long time Mister to Mexieo, and is as familiar with Mex- ico as wih the affairs of his own household ; and, therefore, it was proper that he should have some agency in an effort to bring about a state of peace. No “meaiation” has b en accepted by our go- vernmen'; but there is, I have reason to know, a perfect understanding between the administration and Her Majesty’s minister. No ‘ overture” was made by Mexico ; but the President was well assured, by some one, before the 8th instant, that “our difficuities with the Mexican Republic ” might be adjusted, by paying “a fair equivalent fer any concessions which muy be made by Mex- ico!” Mr. Stidell and Mr, Pickens came to the eity a few days only befvre the message was sent 10 Congress. It will be remembered that, daring the discus- sion of the war bill, Mr. Crittenden suggested the policy which the President exhibited in the mes- sage—the olive in one hand and the sword in the other. Mr. Winthrop proposed an amend- ment to an appropriation bill, to send out a min- ister; Mr. Webster subsequently advanced some- thing ilar. but all duis was then laughed at! However, good can sometimes “ come out of Nuzareth.”’ Butt mention all these things as a part of the history of the times. Little can be said of the ac- | tivity of our Navy, More than a month ago, the country expected that every important port in Califernia was in possession of our fleet, notwith- standing it was thought at that ume, Lord Sey- mour, the British adiniral, would interpose every possible obstacle to the operations of Commodore Sleat. From certain indications in the South we New Orleans Picayune said, ** we should be less surprised to hear ol a treaty of peace with Mexi- co ihan we were, atew days since, at the an- | nouncement that the Oregon controversy was put fo rest.” On the same day this was published in the Union in this city. Mr, Hannegan called up a resolution, requesting the President to commu- nicate to the Senate the orders, if any such had been transmitted to General Taylor since the bat- tles of the 8th and 9th of May, directing him to advance on Mexico, or otherwise ¢ ntrotling his movements. This resolution was offered under the influence of the imputations which appeared in the public prints, that since the period of tae | battles upon the Rio Grande, Generai Laylor had been wholly inactive, although he continued to have under his command a large body of troops, occasioning a large expense to the government, While a time peculiarly favorable for a campaign was allowed to go by. But the Senate refused to adopt it, and no reasons were assigned for so dong. _ There has been some dilatoriness, or a kind of implied armistice, in all the transactions connect- ed with our army and navy, cver since the battles of the 8th and 9th of May. But a fresh determmation now animates the administration, Since the adjournment of Con- gress instructions have been sent to Gen. Tayli and given to Com. Shubrick (who will short! Keve Com. Stout) to go ahead vigorously and ef: | , S¥¢oxp Boa feetively. Every thing Mexican within spying distance, except the yellow fever, is to be captur- ed. The ports in California are to be se.zed anid occupied by our squadron and our troops —blovys are to be struck at the Mexican strongholds, and their troops, if they willonce more remain an, tue field to measure Weapous with us. Sante. Fe Coahuila and Monterey are to be taken, und up: pr Mexico occupied by our arms. Owe southern vundary must extend from the mouth of the Rio del Norte to the southern bounds of California on the Pacific; and as it was once said by a Boston | ankee, “a vast territory would thus b aequir- ed, competent to maintain hundreds of muilhons, and to furnish all the productions both of th tempera’e and \usrid zoues, abounding in mine and with a free population of near- more than enough to balance the slave population of Texas.” The Union of yesterday says that “the crown | grant to the Hudson’s Bay Company was made One years, it expires in 1859, and with it ail the benefit of the navigation of the company, which | | Survey or Lake Cuamptar } that it is in ion between the United States | ‘of this interesting lake, as an a 1S Segured to, thes by the late conv and Great Britain.” This is Mr. Buchanan’s opinion. The London Tims of the Mth of July says, “the navigauen of the Columbia is secure to the Hudson’s Bay Company in perpetuity; ard the existence of that company Under the charter of Charles” is itself unliuuted. This 1s Sir Ro- bert Peel’s opinion. Which and who is ngh,t? 1 have been creditably informed that the Pyesi- dent had mae out, ready to be sent in, tine ap- poinunents for Oregon, in anticipation of ihe pas- saze of the bil creating a territorial govesrnment. and those trading with them, Ithas not yet been ascertained who wure to be | the incumbents. Feurx. New Orreans, August 6, 1846. News from the Army—Health of the City, &c-. There is no great news from the seat of war, although vessels are arriving every day. The Alabaina arrived yesterday, but the only news she brought was, that the army was on the move, health good, and that the Matamoras Reveille had ceased to beat. Indian depredations are spoken of, and it is stated that McCollock’s rangers had been despatched to protect the Mexicans against their old enemies, the Cumanches. Rather an | odd proceeding that! The city here is remarkable, and unusually healthy. No yellow fever has as yet made its ap- pearance and it may keep off, but it is thought we shall have a small sprinkling of it anon. In the worst years it generally has commenced late in August according to the tables, in. which 1 am pretty well “ posted up,” being one that have | never before * frizzled southern sun, There is no local news of any interest stir- iiig. The Louisiana volunteers are coming back every day. “True ’tis true, but pity ts that ’tis true.” “Business is dull, and there is no- thing in the way of amusement stirring, which is not particularly pleasant. The report that th® Empress Josephine Clifton had married Place, the “‘agent” of one of the theatres here, has caused great chaffing among theatrical people, and the admirers of the lady. in the burning rays of a Bartimore, August li, 1846. The Telegraph—Remains of Major Ringgold— | Camp Meeting Preparations, §c.—Tom Johnson in Limbo—Emigrants, §c. The sympathetic wire between Baltimore and New York is still prostrate, from the effects of contest with the storm king. When it will be re- paired no one seems able to foretel. Had the line from Philadelphia to New York have been constructed on the line of the railroad four of the last five days might have been saved. The fact is, these telegraph lines do not seem to have been either constructed or managed according to the Progressive spirit of the age. The “penny wise” system seems to have been pretty general- ly adopted. Capt. Kane, of the Eagle Artillerists, has re- ceived a letter from Major McRea, of the United States Army, informing him that it has been deemed advisable not to remove the remains of Major Ringgold until the weather becomes cold- er, which in that climate does not occur until the last of September, so that in al probability the funeral will not take place until about the Ist of December. This uecision is undoubtedly a wise one, and it will give time to those companies from the neighboring States and the counties of Maryland, to fully prepare for their contemplated excursion to this city on the occasion. It will, undoubtedly, be one ‘of the greatest military pa- rades ever witnessed in this country. No less than seven steamboats, eeveral trains of | this State, cars, and all the carriages, barouches, gigs, wa- gons and furniture carriages in the city are en- gaged for t»-morrow and Sunday to carry our pious population to the camp grounds, which are in oe Per wens in various directions. The demand for whisky, and liquors of all kinds, tor the taverns along the roads, has cansed quite a. revival of trate among our distillers and liquor dealers Carriage makers are employing ext hands todo the repairing of vehicles consequent on these turn-outs ; and the horse dociors are studying the various cures for sprained, lame,and wind-broken horses. and the churches in the city are not capable of contaning these numerous worshippers, let them go it while they are young, and the devil take the consequences. Tom J -hnson, the comedian, who has recently been performing in this city, lett a few days since for the purpose of filling an engagement at the Bowery; but Ilearn that as he passed throu: h Philadelphia he was seized on the charge of ‘oe serting his wife and children ; and not being able to give bail for their maintenance, was carried to prison, where it is sai er, as the horses have got no souls, he is still confined. Tom ? @ broth ofa boy, and rumor has it that he is Fa ‘under a matrimonial engagement to 2 lady of thi city. tive bark’ Paoli, Capt. Welch, from London, has arrived here with one hundred and iwenty- five passengers, some of whom are from Prussia, Puitaveceua, Aug. 1, 1846. We have among the passengers for New York this evening, in the train from Washington, the venerable Ex-President Adams and family, Ex- President Tyler, and Robert Tyler his son, anda large and respectable list all round. We shall have further to remark upon this and other subjects to-morrow. We were brought off from the Federal city in the very midst of our lueubra- tions. Respectiully, Tue Docror. Pui.apeLruia, August 14, 1846. The Weather—Cricket Match, §c. We have the thermometer to-day at 94, and the heat of the sun is intense, though there isa fine breeze stirring from the South-West totemper its scorching, but one must get beyond the limits of brick and mortar to feel it. ‘The well-contested cricket match, between the St. George and Union clubs, at the grounds of the | [& latter, has just been concluded. The heat of the weather was a great hindrance to the players, but nevertheless the game was a well contested one, and is creditable to both parties. ‘The following is an accurate history of the game :— Union Crus. ist Innings. St. Gro. Ou Te led by. Winkworth, Wright, b. | Bates, ¢, by Lewis, o Comry, b. by Dudsor 0 a R Waller, leg before wick- Rouse, b. b by Di 1 Fell, ¢. by atcrofr, (not out. 10 Groom, c. by ‘Turmer, o Green, b. by R 6 Edwards, c. by Tu e Warren (run out,)... 2 32 8 4 58 _- ad Innings. 45 O. P. Blackbur, bowied vy 2d Innings dro m,. +4 Tinson, c. by J. Tickaor,.. 0 4) Wright, ec. by Tume: 9 2 Winkworth, (ru ow 6 12 Wa b. by Wheateroft, b. by 2 ates, ¢ Wi no Comry, ¢. by Dudson. Sutcliffe, b. by Lewis (uot ‘out, Groom’ b. by Dudso»,. Green, (not out,). Edwards, b. by Dudson,,. SI-BS | weve Of the wide balls, 11 were bowled by Rouse, | } andl by Dudson. The St. George men strove j Selene to defeat their adversaries, but their | efforts did not vary the result, and they confessed themselves fairly beaten. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. | , Ave. 14—Finst Boaro- 16 shs Philadelphia Bank 108; $1000 City 68, 1862, 1003; ; $1000 State 6s, 66%; ; 21 shs Northern Bank Kentue! A 100}; ; $200 Lehigh 6s, +10:; ; 160 Reading RR, iberty Bank, 40. cash, 50; 10 shs 435; ; 6 Northe: i Lil 25 shs 3 U.S. Bank, 3do, 4. State 5s, 6634 ; 250 Reading RR 33; ; 100 Girard Bank, 10%. Merver 1x Kentucky account from the Louisville Ledger :—At Knox- ville, Daviess county, Monday last, one of the most re- spectable and influential citizens of that county, named | McDonald, was murdered by a man named Freede. Mc Donald attempted to quiet a fight, when Freede took ex- | | ceptions, and without further ceremony stabhed him with | adirk-knife.which caused McDonald's death immediately. On Tuesday last, Thos. Elmore, a respectable citizen | of Cloveport, Ky., was murdered by a man named Hiram Harris. The particulars, as related to us are as follow: Harris had been drinking, and the by-standers were in- | duced to make fun ofhim, Elmore joining in the sport — | Whereupon Harris cut hin: across the lower part of the | abdomen, and he died almost immediately Harris was | arrested, and is now in the Hardinsburg jail. P. 8.—We learn by a friend that the most intense ex- | | citement exists in Breckenridge county, in consequence | of the death of Elmore. ‘The citizens had the benefit of a trial. —We understand ntemplation to prosecute the survey ‘opriation to continue the survey of the lakes under t! War Department has been made. But so much of the favorable teason for ‘ that we doubt if more can be done this reason than a thorough preliminary reconnoisance—an adoption of | f; | what is tec! Ca eporitneee a scheme of triangula- tion, the order 9 the work, the choice of the locality for the base line, probably its measurement, and the erection of the signal posts of the main triangulation. This will so far advance the work, that it may be completed in | the course of the next season.— Wash. Union, Aug. 13. COMMERCIAL, New York, Friday, August 14- Cotros.—The demand to-day was somewhat improved, and the sales amount to about 1500 bales, nearly the | whole of which was taken for export. Tras at Avetion—Cargo of the ship Geneva—Terms; | | notes at 6 months. | Hyson—23 chests at 47 cents per Ib ; 22 chests 42; 250 | 12lb boxes and 250 61b do 373 Young Hyson—22 half chests 74, 10 do 63, 15 do 57, | 80 do 5635, 10 do 5434. 25 do 64, 35 do 53, 10 do 52's, 26 | do 52, 19 do 5149, 46 do 50, 17 do 49, 10 do 44, 8 do 40, | 12 di 3, jo 38%. 27 do 38, 10 do 37, 64 do 36%, 29 do 34, | 43 40 32, 20 do 30, 80 do 27, 61 do 2534, 62 do 24, 66 | do 284g, 10 do 23, 242 do 2245, 162 do 22, 189 do 12 | do 735; 50 Télb boxes 40, 1u2 do 395 ; 438 half chests withdrawn. Twankay—20 half chests 2517; 309 do withdrawn. Gunpowder— half chests 41,8 do 4034, 86 do 40, 22 , do 234 ; 181 do withdrawn. sine? half chests 41, 8 do 4034, 86 do 40, 24 do Oolong Souchon; 33%4; 50 131b bxs 25, Chulan Pouchon; 's our markets and first meat agit lg proba ~ beg apn 4 i very plenty ; fish, of kinds, as usual ; vogetebles, quitea drug-—don® pay for celsing ; fruits of every kind and quality, were never more ‘plent at all prices—peaches, from $2 60 to 75 cents a baske' nutmeg melons, of the old kind, very fine ; water mel- lons, large and fine, at No. 8 and No. 3, Washington mi ket.’ W. potatoes at $4 per ced with most of ason, with t! and Scotch Greys, many of which, being planted later, promise a very fine yield. (Mr. Jacobs ought to see to the fith aid meat boxes, and have them puton small wheels, so as to be moved ception of the and properly cleaned from underneath.) TARE OF PRICES. Apples, bri. = Chickens, do... .0 37340 0 62 Beef, ch’e pes..0 10 5 Sea Bass! Hearth: 0. core: 8 Striped do 0 8 a0 Beets, bunch, 0 — Flounders, 010 2012 Cucumbers, i 00 i 0 6 a Gn Pens, 4 pel 06 0 5 6 | Carrots, baneh... 0 06 8 ‘Turnips, bunch 0 Ss 0 183¢0 0 25 { 20 12a 018 V2 0-8 50 | 5090 62% Crabs 012 7 2 Lebsters 0 6 50 624g Butter, fresh...0 15 00 12%_ Eggs, per doz...0 15 | 4 6 Cheese, per 1b..0 8 Hie See SH Ri Racist 3 ‘ong es ‘am | = ye 62iga 0 OQ = Salsify, dozen, .0 50 | ‘owls, do... 62)qn 0 87 | Philadelphia Cattle Market. Avovst 13 —At warket—1000 head of beef cattle ken to New York—240 cows and calves, 490 swine, and | 1700 sheep and lambs | Prices—Beeves mostly all sold at $5 a6 the 100 Tbs, as in qualit Cows and calves sell at $15 a $33. Swine bring $5 a $5's the 100 Ibs. Sheep and Lambs generally brought $1 a $3 each. Hay—The price ot good timothy at 70 a 860, the cwt, and straw $6 $7 the 100 hundl . > The Crops. We continue to hear the most doleful complaints about the destruction of the substantial and wholesome article pede: pee Uur citizens do not indulge the 1 pec savin, i — (enn) pokey if any portion of the crop.- ‘a the eastern part of Long Island the potatoe crop is most ruined by the worn 3 and the Jas is trae to ome extent in Vermont, and ‘in the bordering on the Hudson. We have been favored with co, | the three days precedin | once more flourishing greenly with us | aheavy crop of corn may now be dee tain, aud th» buckwheat makes a prom: | —Belerdere (N. J) Apotio z er ted foun ‘ . we Customs, __ Treasvay Deranronsr, Annexe isa copy ot #u ret entitled ier waster t canal boats from the payment ot tees and hospital ris | ney. proved 20th July, 1848, ‘ t wil be observed that the act merely p* boats from the payment ot marine hospital tax or n beer and also irvm the payment of fees or any coy: for any “register license, or enrolment und liceuse” or for granting any such papers or the performance of any act incident thereto ; bnt coes not obviate the necessity of such boats being provided with the existing laws, or exempt thom from a compliance in ail | of er rerpects with the provisions o: the re; recording act of the 3ist December, 1792, or and licensing act of the 18h February, 1793, may be. | The boats referred to in the act are deemed to be such | a8 are adapted for and ordinarily employed in the trans- | portation of any goods, wares and merchandise, or 801 | 18 boxes | W Hocherton—6 do Yor f wing & Schneider cask M Kramer & co—367 bus Poerier & H Bakei—3! casks orthern Liberty Bank, 40% ; | We copy the following ke the murderer from the jail and yh wihest | . take the murderer from the jail and execute him without | Previous to 1833; and as it runs only for twenty- | ‘ & such operations in that quarter has now passed away, | 156 chests withdrawn | | fic. Left from making their usual dieplay of fine beef, veal, | rienced very heavy weather off | some broken spars pn i ™ fruits, | ry, and | yedays from St ‘Themes, i rel. The | Brig gar, Ke, ¢ F & Peck 300 western and the residve Pennsylvania, including 320 ta- stern section of | Atlantic. 17 moat 8 Livenroor, July 25 i . onor through Canals ‘without masts or steam | 18d uty SOW, chip wareanty, Tesdey, trom My R. J, WALKER, Secretary of the Treasury, | PSH". 24s, Aug B8oRsa 8 Eeese Has ae a Ha? Seer as TS Ty ee Pave ‘we Arrived. Breaen—Ship Atlas—A Rader, G Muller—and 178 in the ip—Bark Lewis—Rev Wm Littlewood, Eng- jionary, Mrs Littlewood and soa. Passengers to Arrive, Cuispesert Rem Edward—N Rivers andlady, B wid reaux, lady ant vhurch, © Clark, T # Durham, CC Glover, J ‘Adams, D MeLean Voreign tmportations. Spor ers Sty hall dodo te 1036 do 422 che: 'vson powder 25 es do 500 6th box Imperial 500 6 tb boxes 50 c i. . & 3 sia to order. Burwex—Ship Atlas—290e bars iron © Beck & Kanhardt— & Behrman—i do Loe ‘Treves—195 do Henschen & Uaksrt—8 do s G F Gerding—5 bxs Jung & Behrman—? do J H & G H Witt. hous-—785 HC Muller & co—191 J H Bergmaun—2 GF Mey- er—100 bxs Des Arts & Hueser—12 do 3 cks C Abrenfeld—21 casks Grosheim & Claphan—2?do 27 boexs C Muller—3 io 6 bales F Cottenet & co—I9 by 22 cases Haulin & Shively. of Phil: der & co—25 bas runenthal & co—1z do C D Lilendahl co—l11 cases F Thorspecken & co, of Philad—5 do P D Mu! ler—3 do T Bry ou—1 Horner & Eista éo G Hessenburg & jetor—1.do A H Ward & 1 do Hedon brs omax—2 do P Speyer—9 do | Winverhoft, Piper & Kerck—7 de 6.cks C W Warwick—0 co—! do Hoose & co of Boston: CW Th bxs Vietor & Achelis—8 cases F ‘H Sandix ide J C Holi lecke—30 kegs Schrage & Koo; —6 bxs J Napier—6 Meyer & Stuck-n—3 OH Kagpebars co! bx JC Ernenpuatsch—25t bxs 23 yy t ler. cases T Grunenthal & co—! box C Lippold—3 cas ak Wesendock—2 C Abrenfeidt—1 P D Maller—t0 Horstmen, Son & Drecke Meyer—4 W V Seht—2 do Pey: Ahi M‘Bruke—3 do Schmidt & Balched—70 bbls Bure es C FA Heenrichs=20 bbls CT fanes—31 Ma cases to order, its 1 box F Wood—1 bex balion Cotheal. Canpenas—Brig Sarah Lg Bred hhds sugar 130 bxs do | 8 eee houey 60 hhds molasses, J & Co, a ws. pees oI tint ERS MARITIME HERALD. ‘Carlos, Watson, Boston. No ship Liverpool, McLellan, une; | brig J Cohen, Jr, Morley, fm i raul 22 4 = 2» ry 26 23 y 27 23 7 20 9 nal A fa Fort brig ‘Sarah Wood, Wood, ¢ Porte. ‘oo Phila, Cid gh, brig) j others, seated to tasers snd are requests ich they can po ccloos Heep surpassed i LO! Upholsterers and Im assur it, e newest desigus for ety cannot be ATERSOBS: « rt geese teeta THE PILES. ra Lueinds Sow, fi a, F 8 D. for the eure of i ma - Stomach, Bowels, Kid- faflammation of # e. & ELECTUARY rementy for that id ig complaiut, the Piles, ever uffered to the publie a:k shis. if is an intern +} rem Boz aud Ulceration of not an extecual ayplica- es, either Bleeding or bt hat | eanes speedy and permanent. take, and improves ‘he gener { in its ope ration, ond | every article of e inflam plications ‘ere iu th onvenent and offensi' ays me TP jisease, temporary 1 eur 5 Giediscase ke itt source, and removing the cause, readers the eure certain aud permanent. Whe ‘Blectuary contains no miveral medicin or other powerfal and irri hile under its influence. if'taken according to directions, srnehald Lith, Go. bound ‘to Jseme! 025 | ES mimronr, August 12—Arr ship Emerald squat 12—Arr 3 + 3 van London: Galine colocynth, gambore: coi ‘& Ketchaim, 121 Fulton street, N.¥. Price joston. » Stover, St Croix. mpson, Mayaguez. paraiso, Thorndike, New No, 3 Roosevelt Castine, ARE 8—Arrschr eseranrep, ae se Ha disease, in the astontshiny ‘ethod, recently seem incredible to je to call as abovi & certai two davs, by a n Tue those who will take ie trou mt ‘ bownd E; Susan, Mills, Myst Me convinced that what 1 bere sated is Dterally an . 12th, sid’ the abov to the Outer Roads, ‘whal rt, hence, for the Paci fe. aud all before vepar ue. i i cure is generally about $5 ea See itd, | Stedical meu or ethers wishing te. purchase the 3 informed the price has been raised to $500. EDICAL ADVICE—DOCTOR LAMERT is coufi- den ted Gol —Ship Lucas—8 cs raw silk Edwards & Stoddard unsell & Whitmnore—‘ do lacre ware to mas rant, Virgima, ot! och S$ Churchman, and M zibeth, and HW w, Lawrence, Mobile — Loudon; schr Betsey, half do 500 bxs do 112 chests ton- kay 59 half chests do 850 chests hyson 127 half do 352 a gun 30 ers 850 half chests souchong 1900 13 1b boxes 664 hf chts pouchong 41 chts do 3679 matts cas- being mild and judicious, in diet, or hin constitutional, | ari ightly emi fe Doctor's atter : stem to that state of vigor wature origiut Suri i ently existing without tmaltreatment and Trorp, Aug 12—Arr ri Phila, Sid steamer Monte, Aug 5—Arr brig Pe Toby, do; Samnes A M ington. (Br) Hil Wilson, Malleck, do: parti etters, post paid, ith k ‘or brige Nimble, Shaw, ek, do: Thy Patrick ‘Heary, Key Ang S—Arr steamship Alabama, Wind) 8 liveston; schrs Sea, W jo: Swan, Calla- dvice, om to any part of the » TRUNK MAKE.RS.—10,000 Ibs Trunk Bi J Bryon—1 trunk G H Simon— ity, & to td: fone, weeotved; perior quality, from Nos oe re pei do 13 cask« 2 bales Weiss & s © H Bernheimer & co—3 Schro- THE EYE. R. WHEELER, Oculist, No. 29 Greenwich street, New ry, devotes his exclusive attention to ‘Ophthalmic Surgery, and assures the there not amongst the qumerous which the human eye which cannot be essenti Cid 34, stennship N schr Mary Wilkes, a; ship Graham, do: Kan mitiago; ‘ships, Ma ‘Warsaw, Schander, diseases of the Eye and testimonials which can Williams, te : abeth, Apder will eatisty the able that bis te b+ par do J C Muller & co—t do ited States. 4 A 7 Oe hours fiom 8 A .M. to 1 0’elock P.M., after which its patients. ‘e,* Arulicial Eyes forsale, and which will be inserted op "A pamphlet containing remarks on Diseases of the Ey fot oostaining remarks on several instances of grea tod. by Dr. the same will be forw: inside, and 2 outside, bonvd in, one of the the steam propeller Massachusetts. N ; Aug 12—Arr brig Industry, Lamphere, St jor, and Isabella, Phila; R P. isworth; Ottoman, Ban B ' © Frendenthal—3 C Beck & Kan- ly at his residence, o "3 yer—2 bbls Sam Emmes & co—1 case Solomon Hart—1 do making application te je & co—3 M Wesachf:ldt—17 BG Wainwright—I do Aqui doD M Ndt—1 ck E Beck & Kanhurd—3 cases 'O_ QUACKERY.—DUOUTU: Roy udou, is consulted confident which he cures without mereary cent cases he cures in twelve years enables Dr. C. to cure strictures without pain. Debility, resyjtng froma fi: dirs bark Jolin Benson, Thatcher, New- ve: ¢ Albany for F Riv. her & Son, F River sex, N York for Providence ‘ By: ug 12-Arr selirs Roswell King, Phila; 01 bern, NC. for F RUXILLO~Schr Zerviah—42 dog hides 8 logs mahogany fei hsinehacsiegs cilia few days. A practice o! | 2.08 ems do 9000 coe the most obstinate julged in by young + ‘Aug i2—Arrachrs Oregon, Post, and Blan- | + ordre sehr A Rogers, Saunders, Suf PHILaDeLentac—Arr 1th in barque Mariett . Koper, Bremen ; bri fm Havana: Albert teed cl 4 are guaranteed or uo charge: inst, ship Win Gray, Twining, enandec ailiiiias REM GSM a. Welle, Massosay, 8 ARRIED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH TO IN. Moral Physiology, written by ear hkD. Odear wr hadditions ofa elteredons, by ‘kman, Eastport; Michi Movements of the Steam Ships, Captains. riverpool. America Packets to Sall. LIVERPOOL. July 16) Liverpool, Eldri July 21| Siddons, Cobb, Aug 2s July 26 | Colu Rathbone, Sep 1 tow, Aug 1| Patrick Henry, Delano, Sep 6 Aug 6] Stephen Whitney, Sep il MOUTH. PORTSMOUTH. | Gladistor, Bunting, July 8| Margaret Evans, Aug | Toronto, Pratt July 16 | Walpole, Thomas, ‘Aug 16 Switzerland, Knight, July 2| St James, Meyer,” “Sep 1 | ‘ibs HAVRE. HAVRE. St Nicholas, Eveleigh,July16 | Francois Ist, Due d’Or Louis Philippe,Castoff, Julys { Zurich, Thi Ang té | ouis Philippe,Castoff, Julys { Zurich, re hocies Atest P le: July 2 | Utica, Hewitt, nM 5 11 | Moon Rises 657) HIGH wate Cleared. Ships Robert Fulton, Davis, London, T S$ Winslow; Con- stitution, Neill, Quebec, J MeMurray New York, Unmp- bell, Ch ston, Bulkley. amily, " Me! Hand & Co. Barks Kathleen, Bliffen, ros Masen & Thompson; St W Lind, eo, W De Forest & Co; Nashua, Skal Schrs Nidus, Smith. Fraukfort, R’P Bi dridge, Bo Cull, Staples, Philadelp & Co; ‘Eliza Bright, Kellar, Philadelph " Khodes, Provideuce; Proof Glass, Blydenburg, do. Arrived. Ship Lucas, (of Boston) Miller, fom Whampoa April Ist Great Ladvone April ith, and St Heleaa July 4th, with tea: Ke, to Talbot & Olyphait. Sid in company from’ St Helen with ship Vaneouvre, Crocker, M, lat 25 30 lon 5 30 BE, came up with » Boston, 71 a Helena July Mayhew, 100 bbls spm, Helena three how ‘The V 1s from Padang, with was lost in Strot f y weather of many Lucas has e1 even heavy Ki poke briz George, 6 days bound to Barbadoes. reach ship Austerlitze, Gantrean, fros in ballast, to Mr Lehens. Point Petre, Guadaloupe, b Lewis, Gerard, for St Thomas, July 25. Bremen ship Atlas, Gardes, 30 days fm Bremen, with mdse, to Meyer & Stucken. ts. 134 ster 5 ‘tiaytien bark Canton, la : he C got ashore 0 Thuraday nights ou the West Bank, and nocked off her rudder. ‘The steamboat Mere les weit to ju Berceau. jentley, Oxner, 9 day Sarah 0 Bad Br brig Science, He Dunscombe & Beckwi Grandee, Gilehs er. Schr Zerviah, Tucker, from Trnxillo, Central ica, | atic rit mtsaes xillo, Central America, of cto Fernando Wood. Aug 3d, ke Ke ship ‘St star US brig of war, bound into Ki x “Schr Puritan, Fields, ¢ days trom Newber in Schr Cyguet, Crowelf, 10 days from Machias, lumber. Schr Pocassett, Coffin, 6 days trom Lubec. plaster. Scht Brilliant, Hall, Richmond, coal. Schr Clarendon, Ingraham, Thomaston, lime. Belww. 2 brigs—unknown. ‘The bark Canton, reported ashore on the West Bank, has not yet succeeded in getting off. Sabled. Bark Kathleen, for Rio Janeiro. Miecciinnevus Krcord. Lerten Bags by the ste: Hibernia, for Li close this day fovcluck. Letters cau be pre-pard to & sail at 12 o'e Havre, wil bore, sntr Bono, Sill, formerly of New York, which has not | been in th cast for along time, s been Whalemen. Whaling bi Bedford, to the am Fishing sehr Low Bet eisle, Mth ult, port in sehr Freedom. ‘Arr at Provincetown Sth, brig Carter Braxton, ut, 300 bbls spm 70 do black. id Jul » Lonisa, © 4 nt of $25,000, ai f Portsmy $5000 in N York. he on Wester ‘wo Brothers, Nont, 40 «pm. sp 40 do black fish oil. Foreign Ports. Baravta, May 25—In port, ship Aldebaron, Meacom, for U pers required by States, uneevtatay bark Brazil, Andrew, for Amsterdam, Ide. rt, brigs Fawn, tor Boston, Jag | Carpenas, Aug d= Auakapan, fr N Vor {Geo W Knight, Safford, do. ron, July 192 rt ba Vd im a few days, iorara Ww Const Central America, Jane 29=In port, bark Prowpt, Pieree, for Reaija, soon. Jelphin. Mania, about May 10—In port, ship Dethi, Williams, fim ln port, ship Spring, of N York, wg Crowell, Boston; French. Boston Glover, M.D. Were this boon carefully read by’ every married person, and its advice strictly followed, we ae per- | suaded that a’ different state of society from’ the present end the prospect of a be buat poorly reared | prevent many prudeut people from entering the, matrimon a work that will tell you important se- crets, which may obviate all such objections. book 50 cents, For sale No.2 Aun st., and most other terrors of povert) | large family of children, which cou! 7 pe May. Horner, fm Havana, and a barque u) August 12—Arr brigs Marcellus, Farnham, ictou; Melazvo, Nichols, Montauk, brig Lend T URE, YOURSELF —AFFLICTED, ‘ou can obtain a bottle of COMPOUND, which rieties. | restno restriction of diet or bw to every axe, sex, and constirut drugs, and has cw e compound needs no puffing, as it speaks for Y very trial that is made of it, and the | will give $100 to any one to produce a case it will vot cure. Sold wholesale by Comstock & Co., 21 Courtlandt street ; retailed at drug stores corner of Hudson | of Bowery and ina, Merreman, Spoke 10th instan e permanentlyja OL. July 111 New York, Cropper, Aug 16 Use; “Aug2t red thousands 0 sands 0 & Edgar, Hul a’ Mary, Silabys Rondowe.¢ UH acts, Parker, Baltimore’ Sid schre euch, Else Increase, Chief, Texas, Oregon. and Nic | ia; sloops Gold’ Leaf, Roudout; Bally, Pontamouri, Aug 9—Below. schrs, R Rantoul, Jr, Card, ‘comer of Bowery aud Houston, cor. ker, East Broadway aud Warket, and come rof Fulton and Water. Third ond South streets, streets, Baltimort schr Swan, Webher, Be Taunvon, Aug 7—Arr sche Sarah, N York; 12th, slps Ar- R Sid7:h, schrs Yantic, and Fran- | York; %h, H Ames, Albany; sloop | By Last Night’s Southern Mail. Home Ports. , Aug M—Cld bark Harmon: e and by C, Stott, Washington City. OCTOR MORRISON confines his practice ex Tuuvely to the treatment of private 5 i chronic urethral affections of the uriuary apparacas, 4, mercuritl ulcers, Twenty-five years’ experience that nervous debility arising froma pretended Lon- only advertising London diploma in hi t paid attended to, and |. holds no communion. a pranoeack, Rio liam, Wiren, Norfolk; Abel Story, Cornell, from North River for Newport. oads, ship Rhone, Harve: ‘Nonrocx, Aug I2 London surgeon is ¢ medicmes forwarded to all parts. PRIVATE DISEASES. BRANCH OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL- LEGE OF aah ARTICULAR NOTI(C E.—Patii of the Union, by writin est AND WATERING PLAUES. | her without any sears, Mr. C. informs ust subscriber has taken the above named new and splen- 1 ed, at the ceucre of the beautiful a dit may—delie te or ia the same for the ea be comptes « pom by F that purpose, ais ions, forwarded delicate, private Or ot the Members, who meet 4 shed and furnished, and offers unequalled r Boston, June, 27th, 5B ke ship Tiber, of on. Lefi at’ St ff Warren RI.) ys for the Paci | all other er the ship Vancouvre— fee, and his on board as pas- from St Helena, Capt Hollis, Mr Bacon, supercarge, Gentoo, ‘ot Boston, | it be encl Penses, must be entlos | stant attendance THE SPECIFIC EXTRACT, For the cure of Gonorrhara, Gi of the sexual organs, nocturnal emi | from the urethra, erf ang. 3. SEMAN. Springfield, July 24, 1846. Strictures, weakness ee Hi PHiLADELPHIA. the Marshall ot different nations— 9th, 143322, lou 67 30, Is NO) 'E LESSEES, BAGL A pense to render this spac: 1 perfect in every department, an jerving the patronaye th me STAVES BAGLEY, HENRY ¢. MACK the Wi He by PETER L. FURGUSON. SPRINGS PAVILION. Prepared by the College, nuine Honduras root. m as. and at 6 Sebago, Coffin, unc; bark train of dil t inj ray and unsk Hfal medeal treatment.” Fe 6 fe . or boule ON MERCURIAL BLACK DROP. This valgvble alterative imary and constitutional. Ship Leibuitz, Sleeborn, 52 days from Hamburg, to Schmidt Balchen. Aug 11, lon 6958, saw one of the Londou pack- jure remedy in Syp! should be resorted to imme- he first appearance of the d have eruptions on tl landen, 23 days from Miragoane, St Dombigo, with logwoad and mahogany, to A C Kovsire — been seuson, will be spened for the ; i day of ‘June fhould not beone moment without it. Single bottles, aud, with 6000 | to all parts of the Union, Axent, 97 Nassau street. READ THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS COLLEGE OF MEDI ICAL ADVICE MEMBERS of the New ‘and Pharmacy, established for nature, FAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON "the honor to inform his fri , that the iso P North River, and New From New York. BLANCARD has i id operation and pre; from Cardenas, With su- Brig Union, Morrell, 11 days from Turk’s Island, with 1098 | bush salts to Pucker & Lightyouras Tn auands with 4ooo 12 days. trom Picton, with coal, to 3 days from Providenee, in ballast, | AND PHARMACY, ‘ATE DISEASES. York College of Medici ‘tention to nil diseases ently promise to persons re a manent Cc pei . BLANCARD. Pavilion, New Brighton, June 1, 186. MANSION HOUSE, WN, CONNECTICUT. we to announce to his leased the above house expe:ience and strict t pitot boat, which reported befure reported. “Same time, 5 ywhern, NC, with na- to RM Blackburn & Co. rie, Smalley, 10 days from Calais, to Smith & Boyn- = members of the Formerly of the U. 8. HOWARD HOTEL, Corner Broadway and Maiden Lane. thaukfat for the patiouage e they have succeeded Messrs. the above extensive and popular hotel, most ce of the same, with the assuraoce that as no city is better eslenlated for comfort and conve- will there be a strouger jon manifesied at all times 49 ev sure the fmding it incon’ it to make ean have forwarded them 8 ‘chestcouta't to form a are, by staring ith all sym time of cor ia eoe ar ers poy pomp y | vinced, for addressing you, whieh PRAUL SSrLUini © F saath oR eompinel ous UTEL DE PARIS—AN Nes VIGNES, one of the is How: rrendsand the travel pool, will the Exchauge Reading Rooms, at half past y part of the coati- opened the hou | on Reade street, cal be happy to accommodate those who may wi F confinement fror New York. for Liverpool; Walpole, for Lon: | on Mon- | the mast reasonable ITHOUT MEI W pay."—Dr. tha CONSTIAUTIUNAL HE TONIC MIXTUKe VY CURED. ed by the College of f New \ ork, iscom bility produced by. Tt is an invaluable depend OR BALSAM—"No cure no iT jemedy i old recently to cure secret diseases o under the Bremen flag. At last ac- fen secret indi e oF excess ing between Newcastle aud Amsterdam. Aad Ya Ms Sf ¥ im pote heyetiet RICORD’S ALTE: }OR the perman pw have tested it wit! k Frances, of New Bedford, before reported burnt off Mauritius, was insured at different offices in New JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY, Orrice No. 50 Waxt st., orrosits THe Mencmants’ CHa HIS Company continues to MI was lost in Steaits of LET Ee syphitis ‘Trefethen has arrived at Newbury = Mt aby es insure against loss or dam: oes, warebquses, buildings in ue. dise, and every description o Droperty a nguinat lors or damage by” inlund na and transportat ‘Mitecrors. tem should use tl wares and merchan son can consider himse! i \ lenen ; in eases of halfadoren f+) kedund Sent'ty alt parreref the Uason ‘a few canes, wo "we inv atten- Ta. which so ont the # decomposing ee eae ion, we invite mony of highest 4 keutlemen of the i entirely;satisfactory,we wou achreuce sweat atte fame ee. mp are used it with perfect sucess in and a Bnooxien, Marehy, jer of 1845 vereiy acted THis Grass ‘oF the, mac pthg aes, Some ‘hat, twas with great fess ed ayeelt a sensati sat i mouth to the lowest Iwas Rieter : juantcomrs ‘and recently in che War a ‘ashing’ . Yownsend—Being affli with 2 Sooner! ftre endear ored, re rend rere the system by the use of physic fein but I out,at agp ie ng used baphysio ie pesiek cdegiogs cure ; iol pcos eames site te = ions. s Beate Twas two its ulce: organs of life in their pny: recommended to G7 Jour bottles | find myself relieved distressing symptoms has restored thi Albany. August 90. 1945. x the Athen B son of Ex of ecbpee en tcrermameert ars, using fe “La Conductor, of No, 18 we learan te Bg riven EN, Plomet{EPIEATION OF THE HEART. palpitation ar dhe cre, qevore beartburn ang aah eg ‘euing sensations forseveral years—was entirely cured by’ wi ct dad pun the’ uc ast shone ‘be unable to sleep aighte—was ly re b one Rew AND ULC agit ES a fh al nlcare. 1, 129 Greeawieh street, f terrible sores wich covered ia whale body, atront Sraelsd csoneeils ape perfectly restored ‘tse of two Mr eCaum, SLPRE AINS, sere nan " . No. itd. avenue, , dizzinensin the he ‘informs us she is, as'she believes, per manently restored : ‘heel 51 Cherry street, severe pains in breast od ties wasunnbleio tise « Se eh nd betes eats aow joying g¢ 4 OMPLAINT. : AL Se ver complaint. Mrs. ite, extensive bearding house No. # State erect pepe arr Apne pmmtince os Ay a Yyoshua Morton, {0 Morton street, wife cured of disease of blood, and son of bad sores on head aud bodv. RHEUMATI i ‘Tho stonishing cures that this medicine has in cases of chronic rheumatism, are indeed w Dr. Towusend—I ne attac! tressing pain in T could " y hi yt walk without crute! oy a reraenies wed tokeep my bed “I tri oad Dilers badd cote. Eneed et i ad ghtained a pend in few days it ‘am as well now exe ASHBELL WALKER, 22 Daniel st. benny Jan. 8, 1046 k th Terr f the ol id most respecta- ble lawyersin, Haro Cons. The following in extract the care of Dr, Seymour. {have conversed with two of our Principal physicians, and recommended your, Ison, of Harlem, was afflieted with = bleed- rears, iitrely relieved this inghter, of Erynipelas,and isosoret de ‘VOUS DEBILITY. Mrs. Conquest, 137 Broome street, cured of nervous pepe le gag ts. = lady wasso ly flicted that part of the time ‘was unable to sleep, or even converse with Rermne a, POX, eens Chapiny for Wm. Talor, Astor bag on yaghter ei very severely—he gave arilbar=i it, wat, and dried inup dirostiy, residing in Jersey City, was sick i he don 40 escaped the From’ variety of other Deen reported, webe tic'persea thie toulant deter ths erpeineha: wel dinseae c . are very prevalent and fatal at the preset Uime in all, nS Gheat MEDICINE FOR FEMALES, . apar sore ‘speedy for lacimrent constmaption, barreamea, Tucorrhm,” or obs or dificult méastrantion, incostiuence of wring, orinvoluntary di reof, and for the thou of the system, no matter whether the result of it cause or causes, irregul: if Zea be more surprisi the inv effects onthe Namen frame. Persons, all weakpese ena last pa ese | ander it ence. "It immediate ni lessuess of frame, w! yin the great cause bar Feunes: be expected of us, m cases of so delicate a nature, tolethibie’ conihnaces of curse peripeied, tee commen the hui of cases have been to as. ae s pa he re been without : after ing greatly di ‘affering conti ' iy ‘sation beari » falling of the ib, fF cua of tear dv ling he. rm aod 3 M.D. MOORE, omer Grand and Lydins Albany, Aug. 17, 16e See nar eee Dr. Townsend—Tp all whom thie may aston SIRS ig to certify that my wite used oue bottle of your ‘ious to her confinement, antes Oe alarming and ficate etreumstances, being troubled with the drommne areal ing of the fet nervous adectou, tnd very uch * permission, and the reco fi Bad used ity she was Induced to try with Iittle fice it to dicing had the, happy, deatred eflert Sqronty teibelane ef couemmen yer ects of one week of its use, thi gry hy ee gave tt had been for slong’ wc time previous. subscribe myself your most obedient Pat oplged ore ASTONISHING CURE OF THE com. PLANT SPINAL Dr, Townsend—Dear Sir : The prearbenchethend have de- ed, through the Bi Crovideas, Taleable iededue, wil tes samdio teeleee aaa bee i der orul tuusual character. Hoping Tsay i ot some who have beeu so much to me, and to who out fering ae {have a heya a you fliow agconnt of the we "hd been very awe out of health for sin crores Gee famines ey ry oT continued Setasine on hough cess. Ga —- month a fi SaPehedihealths. 1pm (ally awtre Malate, adlettos st the, bottom hos the bos Meee eet wantin cones aaa te ‘ours, with great respect, ke MARIA THOMPSON Crty, May This isto certify that Mi: med ‘above ocTies cry os Min as hela ‘uy whom it may concern that the statement in the | Certificate is true in every particular WM. H. Wind Areal a SO fs For anle at 125 Fulton street; R&R ie jomas W. Thorne, mas Woodrel, win, Niek= 7 . OONCENTRAT#D cAI DY erperanitaas Quito, Chase, . of Medicine anc ark Fairy, Cook, 8 Atlautic Ocean, 610 bbls Ia at present before the public, aue | iedy for all diseases arising ich as eerofula, salt heum, 8 or pimples, ulcers, pain in . ulcerated sore throat, or the secondary effects of syphilis o OMAS Ww. THORN AKO T HOPE, Recretary. COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Perfumery and Fancy rk Rouble, Proctor, Havana for © { $ Mavana, Ang 4—In port, bark Eliza J Howland, for Phila, , can be supplied LPS Heep it constantly” on heads tage Ady Md cs the Uni eae Gases forwarded tn who sale purchasers, a chasm r., Paterson, N. J.: 103 South Peart st ding & Co., No. 8 8 Mr. Wells, dra Poughkeepsie Se mer of Marker and Eyoud streets, Newark, Rone. ont ty iy 7 » Hus co 5 throagioy it the re ano {rd genta Auert: sud ined rth the rie anata of BP, wit TOWNSEND, ard his uamme blows tn apd 2mSaeMk'Th* re — INDERS’ BOAKDS.—10,000 Ibs. Binders’ Boards a4 for Seow rior quality, from Nos i ea |e Se FT'9, EAREI, AOE MARERSP m0 Ie bone Bray ould im ¢