The New York Herald Newspaper, August 17, 1846, Page 4

to be distributed among | re made their arrangements on E light hundred pieces were issued ,e day, but, by the next morning, only two in the bands of the Indians! pieces were fou ; Several young men of this city will leave this afternoon to join the armed emigrants for Califor- nia, who are to sail from New York aboutthe inst. Fetax. PartLaDELPHia, August 16, 1846. A refreshing shower fell last evening, but the heat of to-day is very little behind that of yester- day. Our fashionables have commenced return- ing from the Capes and watering places, and others, who wish to follow the leaders are tread- ing in their footsteps on their homeward jaunt; though if they studied their own comfort they would remain where they are, if they wish to es- cape the heat which our citizens are now endur- ing. The sail boat, General Marion, came in about half a square ahead of the Ariel, in the race on the Delaware yesterday. ‘There was a consider- able amount of money staked upon the result of the race. 1 understand that orders have been received at the navy yard, for the launch of the sloop of war Germantown at high tide on Saturday next. This vessel has been built on the most approved model, and the workmanship bestowed upon her is ot the order of superiority for which Philadel- phia is celebrated. She will, no doubt, do her country good service when fairly put afloat. Notwithstanding the heat of the weather, the only theatre now open (the Walnut) is crowded every night Iwas amused on looking in for a few minutes last evening at the appearance which the pit and upper boxes presented. About eight venths of the male part of the audience had divested themselves of coats and vests. Several eases of the same undress appearance were for a short time visible in the dress circle, but a hint from the officers induced the persons to resume their coats. | The Museum still continues open and is well patronized, Our theatrical managers are making arrangements for the coming season, ‘The inte- rior of the Arch is to be much improved and beautified, a new roof is to be put upon the build. ing ; extra entrances have been a pit, which has been considerably en arged by run- ning it under the boxes—the proscenium renew- | r | ed entirely, with appropriate ornaments, and tie dome has’ been repainted with architectural de- sign by Mr. Heilge. The fronts of the first and | third tiers of boxes have been ornamented with paintings by Mr. Glessing, from incidents in Shakspeare’s life and works. ‘she front ot the second tier is ornamented with an arabesque in burnished gold, of great beauty. The arch ot the | proscenium is ric! blyornamented and in the centre appears the arms of Penusylvania. The Ches- nut has been leased, and it is whispered that Mr. Marshall is the lessee. General Welch is also re- eruiting his forces for the winter campaign at the National. Puiwaverruia, August 16, 1846. The late foreign news had not the least effec upon the general market. There has, however been some spint infused for certain articles calcu- | lated for the Western trade, which, although buyers have been near a month later than usual, appears now to be stirring. The jobbing houses are holding out strong inducements; the coal merchants are less active, and much of the ex- pected demand from eastern manufacturers, to- gether with many nullified contracts, have been aa short by the passage of the new tariff bul. Maxxers.—Sales of Quercitron Bark No. 1, at $24, and Spanish Oak at $14. Cotton is more firm at full prices, and for some descriptions a slight advance has been ob- tained. Sales of about 2,800 bags Maracaibo Coffee were made on Friday at 7 a7%<c.; 1,600 Laguayraat 5!; a 7330. F our has drooped. and good brands of fresh ground were very fieely offered yesterday at $40 $4 123g ; old stock goes off very slowly at $3 75a $3 rain has also receded slightly. Prime old Penusylvania red Wheat is offered at 85c and new at 80c.; Corn, Southern yellow, is worth 5c. Molasses is q ; some Barba- does were sold, and about 150 bbls. Porto Rico, at_2c. Provisions and Groceries are inactive. Stocks are without much action or change in prices. Philadelphia City 5°« sold at 1003 ; Pennsylvania 5’s at 665, 4 66%; Rea ng Bonds at 72); a 72%: United State 6's, 106 a 106%, ksburg was held at 64,6 was fered; Reading Railroad shares, 3344 a 335, ; United | State Bank at 4; Philadelphia Bank was held at 108, 107 offered; sales of Morris (a at 95. The Elizabeth J., Capt. Rowland, at this port from Havana, brings one day’s later news from that port. ‘The British steamer had arrived from Vera Cruz, and reports about 300 on th Kk list in the American squadron Boston, Aug. 15, 1846. Life in Boston in Hot Weather—Theat: icals— Camp Meeting—the Herald nm Boston— Watering Places. As most of our fashionables, including many of | our business folks, are out of town, rusticating at Nahant, Newport, Saratoga, Niagara, and other famous resorts, city life wears a dull aspect, es” pecially in this sultry, salamander -weather. However, there are symptoms of returning ani- mation, and before long the old metropolis of the bay State will exhibit her usual stirring, business like appearance. Theatricals are all the talk here at this time, | and many are the speculations as to which house | will be the most successful the next winter. The National opens on Monday next, with a power- fal Sempanys and the Federal Street Theatre, alias Old Drury, a week after. ‘The new museum and the Howard Athenwum wiil open in about a month, and then look out for a neck and neck race. We shall be lookers on in Vienna, as usual, and shall report to the Herald all the green room intelligence, theatrical chit chat, gossip, &c. The camp meeting at Eastham is now being held, and two steamers leave this evening for the holy ground. The Hibernia, with a goodly number of passen- gers,takes her de varture te-morrow.Go wh re will,in all the public places in Boston, your popular sheet is invariably to be found, and the news- 3 find it is the only New York paper that will |, on the arrival of the Long Tsland train. This is eo 7 > pita ner gammon, but a so- ber, fixed fact. Nahant is fast filling up with fashionable arri- vals, and Drew, Whitney and the other landlords are oping 8 iden harvest. Chelsea and Phil- lips’ lingham, Nantasket, Gloucester, ‘oint Shirley, &c., have also a full share of visi- ter: COMMEKCIAL Cotton Trade. The steamer Cambria, which sailed hence for Li pool on the Ist inst , carried out accounts of a very sti market here, produced ogg ance of the coming crop. petRet hes been fel Pause in business, which has enabled purchasers to buy | ‘on rather easier terms, as prices may oc- | easionally fluctuated an eignth of a ce! favor not, however, more than the usual difference between ‘n active and inactive market. The notice of the arrival at Boston of the er Hibernia, with Liverpool dates received here by the telegraph on Monday, 34 inst’—her accounts were not of that sutis 1c tory character looked for by operators generally, as market freely at the currency then ruli harly on Monda Lal 10th inst., the steamer Greet Waiern arrived ve been checked ina great ‘at the full currency small sellers even at those rates, in fact, it Cotton is no better under the last advices, it certainly is no worse, and these accounts have consequently had no influence | on our market, and it has continued throughout the | week (just rita, nl to a close) like that of the preceding oe ina inactive state.—The sales for the wee« ending 8th inst. were 5,000 bales—since to this date 4,000 bales, with a firmer market yesterday at our quotations, which are similar to those previously given. It is, of course, too early too indulge in any but gene- | ¥ po remarks with regard te the prospect of the crop now hing to maturity; ‘tis certainly in a precarious posuien, and it is barely possible that it can equal that of last season, while the probabilities now are, that it will be considerably joss, even with a later frost than we have had for ten years. ‘The movements in this staple up to the same period in the past three years, have been as annexed :— Bales. Receipts at ports of the U.S. since Sept. 1, 1845. 2,060,110 same period last year. " “ year beto: eos receipts at this port since, th $s; exports 10,000 $1000 bale = current quotations in this market = LivRMPOOL CLASSIFICATIONS. New Orleans Uplands Florida The quantity sent this week, says the Pottsville Jour nal of the 14th instant, is 34,842 tons, which is about two tons less than the quantity sent last week, ranged for the | | age. | Estcourt, wite and two servants, Baron Von J: caused in a great measure by. the collision between the | trains on Tuesday night las! ‘The demaut for Ral Ash Coal for household rposes is good, and for some kinds of White Ash Coal used in steamboats, Kc , there is also a fair demand at present Coal which is considered of the second quality, has bes ¢ffected considerably both in demand and price ‘Th blow directed at tl of the county, althoug! sutticiently destruct y, will not be felt so se- verely this y: as it will during the winter and next year, particularly, by the laboring portion of the com- munit: We re ret to learn that it will require the i por- tion of the month of Sey pte r, to canal be tween ‘this place and Res in navigable order. Work that ought to have been tenure greater state of for- wardness, has apparently been nursed by those intere: ed, aod on one or two sections that was wet and dis- a ble work, although premiums were offered J sufficient number could not be obtained to pe: form the work until recently. About six hundred hands a aiplereet on finished work below Reading during the wee! ‘The quantity of Coal sent to market this year from the Schuylkill, Lehigh, Pinegrove and Wyoming regions, in round numbers, amounts to. + 1,069,791 tons To same period last year, . .. ++ 913,476 © Increase in 1846, so far, only. The Lackawana region will sen mat the same quan- tity to market this year that they did in 1845. Coal Freights.—There is a good supply of vessels and prices are steady, We quote to Boston $1 50; Provi- dence and Fall ‘er, $1 25 to $1 31% ; New York and Brooklyn $1 ; and to Baltimore 75 cents per ton. Sent to market forthe week ending on Thursday even- ing last Week. Total. Port Carbon + 12,085 10 229,329 16 Pottsville. ae 6,230 13 136,163 15 Schuylkill ‘Haven. 13,417 O1 235,621 08 | Port Clinton, . . 109 11 47,858 08 34,542 15 698,973 07 RATES OF TOLL AND TRANSPORTATION. From Mt. Carbon. S Haven. P. Clinton. | To Richmond. . +. $60 $1 50 $1 30 To Puiladelphia. ne Crops. is becoming’ certainty. The hay crop is J can poriy be sold at oT rice. Except when the roads $4 per ton will be the average these parts hott next summer. The wheat har- so abundant, more than te: Time Prey fearful devastation on the po- tato fiedds. Canada will not escape.—Kingston Whig. The St. Landry, (N.C) Whig says—Wo are told that the prospects of sugar and cotton cropf generally through- out this parish are quite cheering— than was anticipated a tew weeks back. ‘The corn crop will, we are told, be a very sbort one, The Point Coupee Tribune remarks that the crops look very well in that section of the State. Per contra, the Feliciana Whig s that the year 1846 has thus far teemed with disastrous nts to the cot- ton crop of the South, almost unparalleled in the history of preceding years. ‘The Whig chrouicles as special causes of eT. to the crops, the cold wet storms of March and April, the wind and hail storms of a more re- cent date, and the army worm which is uow de- vastating the fields of the adjoining parivhes. To Ilus- trate, says the Whig, the wholesale destruction which is anticipated where the ravages of the worm have already _commenced, one of our informants, an intelligent planter, told us that out of 160 acres of solid cotton he scarcely hoped to gather four bales ‘The prospect is cheerless in the extreme. Pease Arrived. Nev ay a, - wd usr AS Baie Tosaane Host “Carlos de Arteague, Cu: Santa Mantua—Bark Bogota—Capt Henry Smith, late | me of bark Saluda, of Boston, roe at Valparaiso; Wm J , Boston; Jose ge as, Bi eA Adams, yee MJ ‘New OxLean - UsAciz in the steer- ndolph, Mrs WE Belay. child_an man, BT Voorhees, Capt 3 McKenzit Passengers Salled. Livenroot—Steamship Hibernia, from Bostoa—¥ B Fi erstonhaugh, wife and servaut maid, H F Weld and wit jdut, ME Mousanto, C Mungual, PT H SL Saucy Hl ud, H Fitzmaurice, iT Wood Chester Htarding, GB A PG Heyworth, J Duulop, J Passen, ene rs to Arrive. Savannan—Ship Hartford—Mrs Wm Preston, Miss Char- Lotte Preston, Mrs treudergast, two children and servant, Mrs Howlaud, Miss Bradley, Miss ‘O'Byrne, Mrs Cuyler, 2 chile dren and servant, Mes Haywood and thres ildren, ‘Miss A M Ras Kean, Ur J M Cuyler M 'Prendere O Mar- as Tay- iF i ree Ticywood, MSicGorran cal Horie Ee jor, M W O’Byrne—5 in steerage. reign Im portations. Sanra Manta Bee ota—3815 hides bbls sugar 46 do molasses 17 tons old rope Domi guez—20 bags cocoa $3,103 specie a. — cottce G Dominguez 8000 segars $2, anpo: x Ship Pag a bales cotton to K. Levins 34 do Marst-n & Frsher—% do Newbold & Swi Hope—27 do L Appleby—ai do Everitt & rder—2 bules wool Rotker & Aileen, bal te F Burritt—9 bal sn ke rootk B Rhodes & ontass ‘pia lead Clark, South- worth ee aaiss do Strachan & Scot? bales Wool W © Maith boy id 120 bbls JH Reed—i8 kegs h di TP rere fran Maitland, Con- ibera A Leareeh crank that toes bag A ra apd F Broome—2 boxes Burt, Sears & Burt—1 xson—2 trunks fra Smith—1 bbl t box H W A Peck—2 trunks 3 boxes Thomas & ye Leon & Co— | case order—5 boxes BA Mumford bor Baral: solusonccl case 1A Goce ie B Mrrshall—1 box 8 Firkins 4 hif bbls 8 Bars- Mariaa—i21 bales cotton GS Ca- rey—69 do Drakes & Mi ta do Roberts & Williams—43 Van Acsdale pe jarnock—96 Spofford, Tileston & co—319 H Coit & Co—28 bxs Tobaceo 2 cks mdse 21 bales cotton Col- tomb & Trelin—1%4 = o— Mor —1 bag wool do—152 logs red omer z D Haurlbut—338 bales cotton Robert & Willixms—3 bales cotton 2 boxes tobacco 4 barrels tallow Parmelee & Rodgers—76 begs pea vuts Sher man Day & co—2 boxes tobacco | coil rope 1 bbl mdze W 8 Daimerill—97 bales cotton A Sibley Porst. lowed as usual by a comparative | Withers, and ou i Fs at Liverpool appeared disposed 10 supply the | “Suis Guess, Lathan than dates to the 25th inst., which mivices | lattering even, than those by the previous | Carthage, July ath withdrawing their supplies, | Previously existing. und are | | mayel stores. | ba to W M Bi | stores, to S Sehr Fi y, | taken on potaietion + 000; stork hn city | bales. 'We aunex the | Movements of the Steam Ships. Steamers. Captains. p Leave G. Western, Math Caledon,” Lott, + 4... Sept 1 Sc Sept 9...O0ct 3... Oct 16 Packets to Arrive, Packets to Sail. LIVERPOOL. Sheridan, Comish, July 11 Oxford, Yeato July 16) Liverpool, Eldridge, “Aux 21 Heury Ulay, Ny Jaly a1 Siddous, Cobb, pee] Virginian Jay 26 | Columbia, Rathbone, Ser 1 | feambnudee Barstow, ‘Aug 1) Batrick Henry, Delaio, Sep 6 Rochester, Britton, " Aug 6| Stephen Whitney, Sep 11 rokTssouTH. PORTSMOUTH. Gladinvor Bunting, “July 8) Margaret vans, ug 24 ‘oronto, Pratt, aly 16 vole, tne Aug 17 Switzerland, Koighe, July 2t| Se St dames, Meye Bep A Louis Phulippe,Castoff, July Zurich, Thom 7 kere Pilive Cs vis | ¥ iat en Aue Sep i Duc POrteans, MARSEILLES, | Prince Py ‘Siaviile, July 11 | Missouri, Silvester, Sep 1 PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 17. uM HM SUN RISK 5:13 | Moon mises .. 122 4 SUN ser! SI, MIGH WaTER, 528 Me Arrived, 0 Santon & Frost. =} ms steerage passengers Ship Uncas, Latham, 17 days from Mobile, with cotton, to E D Hurlbut & Co. Ship Ma: tana, Coffin, Apalachicola, July 29, with cotton, tod W Phillips Granadian by obey aa Thoms, from Santa Martha and with hides, &e. to G Domingues, Bary Po Lovquin, (betore repor ed) Young, Neuvitas; Cuba, July ith sugar aud molasses, to Holt & Owea. duty 7th, int 20 40; Tou 79.48, back David Nickels, 5 days from Havaua, for Bostou. Brig Morea, way, 14 days from Apalachicola, with cot- Hurlbut & co, Aug. 3, lat 2924, Jong 83 90, pass- ora, from Mobile, boned to N York; 6th, lat , passed ship N 4 Ti spoke big Cliutou, 7 days from New York to + 26 mites south of Hatteras. aa Bordevux, Badger, 17 days from Mobile, with 367 bis cotton, to order. ‘from Alexandria, with m to Sturges, Clearman & ( Uo Sehr Jalia & Naney, Allen, from Wilmington, NC, with See 10 days from Savannah, with tim- hr owen Schr Ano Man 4 days from Newhbern, with naval fd, Newhern, naval stores. Edenton, NC wie stores. Y days fro ‘ Schr Magness, Taylor, Virgiwta, !"* Beiow,. Brig Metamora, from Mobile. Brig Wetumpka, from Mobile. Also, 2 ships: 1 bark; 2 brigs—anknown B nk, succeeded Bark Canton, which was ashore on Wi e steamers Hercules in get ‘day, by the aid of aod W towed to the city. Sutied. New Orleans; bark Geo Teylor, Ship Queen Vietori for for Antwerp: brigs Albuno, fxr Uadis; Lowder, for Soy, PR; Excel, for Savannah; ‘sehr Albert Perk: Prince. for Port au fos ih seal the Exchange Reading oom. Brio Mati Gncn-We th Bay mony beard the brig Marian . bor je vengers on f Honda it but Justice to the vessel ey ptain, to cor- often Leg a that the above mentioned f saili im the port of New York. Our Judgment is formed from the fact of this morning getting 141,315 tons 170 1 60 145, Jan average. Oats | and potatoes will be uncommonly | ‘ihe rot issaid to have appeared in tho | From the present appearance of the plant, | eing much better | iuslow, J Wwitoors de W M Shaw, Geo M Mit it, J Mirrelus. J Sill, iM AA Fisher, Rey Mr Patterson, | Sir Robinson, Rey Mr Anderson, J Duydale, Mr WN | Halifax—Miss Rand, CH Rand, Captam Stanley, T Davidson. ) which stove | until she got west of zon. jes cotton J G Winter | lingham, NOrle: | Philadelpina; Lake, Lak New York, Cropper, Aug 17 ) liean, Sharp, Bartfor p Auburn, Shapter, 19 days from New Orleans, with | Havanes Ly om ou the tot instant, Williaa | Bern sc Saran, yo Quin, a Vi | Bermuda; scht hi BN Fox, Ellugsworth, Fall ol; Walpole, for Lon- | 12 o'clock this day, pois oe | Bandy ee one any Moan Give months old, was i : Te ihe lace ia’ Mess Dee De nei Sy Glasgow line of packets. vi Burgess, whieh sled trom thi" pat hy fait’ Cardo, and several pasn a, Jam, the terrible gale ares of Marae ia fia ee the ich d r vessels were lost. Brio Cuas THomas, Easteot, which rae son’ (0th inst, for Philadelphia, retarn: ony i been im contaet ou the night of the a ae God , wit acoal | choorer, from Philadel ~o ene ‘The © T reeeivea but little eared loon Ones ascertam| Scu Cora, Read, from New Orleans for Brazos St Jago, weut ashore, with a pilot on board, on. the North Breake a the 2th ult. Crew and officers saved—vessel and cargo total loss. Scue Diamoxn, of Thomaston, from New York for Ban- or, with flour ‘i com, went sshore near ‘Whitehead o on the thy led She was. gut o chine Part YR Re ti Lacecuep— At Newcastle, Me, on th from the eas we & Hall: a'fine brig Moulton, of 200 tons to be commanded by Josephs Swatiddens intended to ruu as a regular packet gi a Charleston and New Orleans. peed, East in tthe om ‘mstant. she 3 inveaded for a iNew York and Norfolk packet Notice to Mariners. The Floating Light off Roanoke Island, ‘We Croaton Sound, will be removed from her station about the Wits inst, and be tall from hi bably ane seven “ST of aw yer aud mr ge oat es Hom agai, MOLE WA A DY PRITCHARD, et dit Spoken gumnen ‘Tith, lat 25 30, lon 5 30, ship “Tiber, ‘Snow, Batavia for PR len Jat 33.09, lon 67 07, bark Jno W Cater, N York for ‘Aug 8, fit32.9, 1on75 10, bark Levant, fm Philadelphia for Carde: uae lat 40 10, 10n70, bark Adario, from New York for rity {Age i8; lat 9646, 1on 72, brig Brooms, M’Guixe, Trinidad 0 nally Hat 1826 N, lon 4937, Danish bark Berahard, 21 ds io Ji ro, for <9, Pay les er 21 le a caaéarats Of Nuw baie toiie Lamsoa, New Orleans to Europe, July 25, NNN Sind Key 20'miles oul ‘ M Curtis, (so reported) Siuly 2%, off Torttgas, Nby ~ Bark Cora, Young, Rotterdam for N York, 13ch inst, no lat, | by the w bark Chatfestou Packet, at N Bedford: Whaiemen. iyi from Sag Harbor 12th, ship: Jno Wells, French, for NN | "Arr at N Bedford Mth, 1» Howland, | Indian Ocean, via St spoken3 | days previo Caenetor, oaths out, . 7 | 1300 sp. reed April 24, 600 feard from, | - date, bark Dragon. Be ett, Nis, 150 bbls who apm; bark Russell, do, 900 ‘Macom| rami A letter from ship Liverpool, Devoll, vl NB, reports C4 at Syduey, NSW, jan 23d, with 300 and 1400do wl oil Foreign Ports. Cartag, June 1—In port, ship Orphens, Hilt, for Val ‘50, and Wo 30 days; whale sia ‘Arabella; whale Sion er Rumen ‘encatne d bikessch dels s5¢ le yore, bane Bult, uext day; Jabez, Smith, and C J; Milton, ¥ ork, from New York, diegy 5 ‘Tredway, fm Phisn, just arr. Go July la pert, brigs Virgin, Devens, fin Bos- passage, arr’23d, coe i ae eance, va for $0. do. tite ship Adel TANAy port orks 4 day Cristoys lon, yj Gongs; fi in Portlay ss Moody, ‘do, and rea x, Aug 5—-Acr brig Lady Sale, cate % Jam = ‘ Cheney, fm Pe ea a totg Manacatyo, July 6-1 brig J L Richardson, Par for! Deon eek: ace. eens ea Dee, Lanett, y renee ing ib —iApeig Ride, Cadtl Yr, Hebe Mary Wetherall, Mabee, Halifax. N Duly Sta port. brige Andrew Ring, Fisher, PE SE Ro a a a it ag Joc Anr shipe Cc Pelosiee: Sinnott, Brflannia, Gillfons day ber Lady Creimone, Sincla castle; schr Ann, ss Snctee Limerick. ‘ pels por via Bahii ton’; Chief, Lafavour, from Mo son, from do for Baltimore, une} Chenango, Snow. do York, rigs Fabius, pide une; Beulah, Forsy:h. for ‘Attica, 60 B ‘Tweed, Hands; Chipola. Len vhost’, and Fashion, more, do. Sid 7th, barks i jia Ann, Girwood, Mary’ Alton, (Dan) N York. Bark Alpha, Merrill, tm Liv 1 nie Cant Id to 2d. s aly’ 26—are | Symonds, fn Salem; Speedwell, Wilson, Bosto Sr Jaco. Jaly 26—Arr br ‘nomas. July 3:—1n port, Pioneer, (before incor- gmt Province) Williams and'd Peietson, Walsou, previous (02d, for lowa, Thomp- . Oram, for do, 2 Walliams for N ia Monte- Commerce, + Gen Marion, jackson, Bostox and St Helewethy May. was hove on her to leak ¥ ry bad! Crocker, da severe gale on’ th shifted cargo, and iwi to, shipped a galley, washed overboard live stock, cai away starboard bulwarks, lower booms, it succession of heay: steamship Hibernia, ; brigs Rodol: y nd re; Lochiel, | Fon Cambe'dge, Hall, do; 0 : ve i | pcmantasyon, Ape 13—Below U L ship Sullivan, Waite, from New York. Line bark Como, Bogardus, from Boston, aay os 9—Arr ship Warsaw, Crowell, N York; brig ninans, Aug S=Art shipe Maseachueetts, (ste: Ww pond Tom Brazos Jago; C totte, Web ma ds Pierce, NYork; M barks) . Brazos St Jago: EH "= tn from New York: Ko'nery, do. Below, com ‘ie, from do; roll, from vs Me Kun, Tron, ass mes ing w eae ‘Rogers, "frown, Braz vs St Jago; Chai do; bark ar ea, Within ny frome do. aid (steams % Peceraburg Howard, ‘Beaton; 3b hester, Vandyke, Pi Port Lavacea: Sevm: ‘Maloney, Havana; Brave, Riddle, Matagorda New Bevroio, Aug H—Arrschrs Alexander M. Caswell, Richmond; Industry, Kelley, N York, Sid sehr Ellen Rod: man, Shearman, do Nawrort, Aug i3—Arr brig © H Rogers, Rogers. dence for Balt; schra Sea Fowl, Baker, do for Ken as President, Coombs, Freetown, for Phila; Geo Washington, | o New Haven, Aug. [4 —Are brig, May Flower, Stevens from Barbadoes and Trinided. Sid brig Frankiin Adams: Felkar, Philadelphia ; schr George Washington, Rayner, d Puuvapenrnia, Aug. 15.—Arr brig Alabama, Means Lubec schrs Vigilant, (Br.) Duncomb, Bermuda: wer Rebecca, Collins, N N York, «ad line, Flinu, Boston; Sr rel foston; Trowel Cijford, Boston: Robert: Waln, Te Smith, St Johns NBy Gardner ew }, Boston; schi Boston ; Alabama, an Provipence, Aug M—A thal; ‘Ireland, Somer Pi R it Tayi or, Lewis, Raccoon C: Kreme burice, N ‘York Hoon empire, Bayion, N tine, ‘sehr Lou alates Bl a "Moseerole, Tenn, amis Meguati- pent Philbrook. N York; Equator, Sturgis, d Ricumony, Aug li—Are_schr Eleanor Stephens, Cox, N York. “Sid schrs siaria M Klots, Warren, 3 York; Repub. Savannan, Aug 12—Cld ship Hartford, Sanneman, NYork, and sid. By Last Night’s Southern Mail. Home Ports. L ‘vb Pel Aug —The barks Lydia Anu, from Rit lizabeth J, from Hayana, and a brig, nan me this foreaoon, and eeded Bra Barks ns Appl for LW Cumberland: for Hebadoes, Berm forN Gleaner, Repub- for Port Spa ¥ Olive Elizabeth, for Ponsa lic, Las st. od to sea tn Is at the anchorage. | full rigged brig in sight. Funaoguets, Aug I irks Elraabeth, ng, Rowlan Lydia ‘Ana armed, from Rio de Jan bi dT hrs Medora, 8 Asabetla, for Halifax, NS; schrs Syren. Shark, © Vule |:and Iigendson Morrieos, New'ork, Cia, caine Thos Ve ner, Nickerson, Providence; Irene, Bryant, Boston Parker, Green,’ Tr Terry, Hallowell; amnbers NYork; jh ne Gardner Gig York; Michig: EDICAL OFFICE.—Di. JOHNSON, 17 Daane street, a Chathaun oe *, well ie e tract a in Miadenes:\ ‘The Doctor's cepetation for seit in cho half-cured en cases that have exist ) is pre-emit Gleet, ‘the throat or nose, fiectually cure: positi t cases cured it mercury. No alteration in diet or pre- aul7 %*m eli devoted to cite de | 5 to eure the worst form of thi it cases cured iv four days. No mercury used, or business pursuits, Strictures cured in one or two weeks with scarcely 4 UTIONAL Drpist’ ed in a certain loathsome, able ae to health and society. ‘Remember, t door to Dr. Johnson's. PAKISIAN DECORATIVE CURTAIN Bn HE, subseribers 3 sre sath assortment ‘Tapestry , Lampas, ments and hid ee or oneh. oy hee ther esta ut in the “Cabinet makers, Upholsterers and othera, are rega our stoe ich ¢ ves ity, wholesale ions, od Packet, al decorations, SON Sk x iT, Upholsterers and Impor'ers, 243 Broxdway. a aT im*r opposire the ~~“, BF KORTOM, | mem “ AT Ea ROME Blea? | aud im? ire aeet, New Yore. sold for the seyments of his debts Mies mouths om | of , of Ballaton Spa, eataok Ballon es: absent. No. 1 ring, to the igri that the iefeadant peor Be irs. Alice Mead. ae tn Solicitor for ccosalalge jaacan, the [ren servi reeds belo re resent in in court and not ohject= jew Yor! fo a ne fort fam id complatua's bill wil | | the otner, while nota few have been deceiv § Cougtot ores Sees, eastern al oe te this of ‘at the city of New Or- | tive, “Hore ‘the poor, patient ED. RANDOLPH, Clerk. NG PILES AND BROKEN STONE, FOR THE U. 8. oaty ROCK, AT Rate a aisict st ol Lontianes pres me copy frp Lt the SY wi. | is speedily nd day Paces The | oat 5 ee from 30 10 35feet | baby be Felusive of a Nohere the Piles are required. over Sfeet es | ~ al erat the smallend is to be not less than 9 | Rove in the hands of proper and experienced persons, the cure | T We pectore tonane seogpalnben inna many. days an tay 1 aa i rveliing i couches, saaticey Dork bathionde betne eso. old-establiahed Office, UMMINGS, Agent. 5 SCAND RALLRUAD COMPAN ARRANGEMENT posals will by ed fe juantity exceeding 500 oumball of the sbove. tiles ele to bo delivered ofthe ‘ard at Brooklyn on or before the Ist ‘day of Decem- ber next, and the balance on or before the first day of February ‘will also be received cubic yee of ‘ee Orne oe 10 be of a har the same time and place, ameter, and entirely fr t the and ane ¥. a. at ‘Brooklyn, F< times and in such | f as may be directed by ethird of she manila will, probaly be r the Ist of November next me a ea and the ba- | £0! Oo ro ired to be delivered previous ber, do, 500wh | Iecthird previous to. the er previous tothe Ist of AE received for any quai tea price yer Tiveal foot be required to fu jocation of their Pi for broken atone per cubic yar Persons proposing for the latter wi stone, and to state the ‘ge proposals must be accompanied with the written as- isto become sureties on bon: s for ; and ten per cent. of e retained, until the an aloratien om be be obtained ut +4 Beis, | Fe ‘PROSPER M. WETMORE, Navy Agent. ie JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY. e No, 50 Ik, ing aathorise sed thet saact of the Legisla- ‘act for be Berar of hie de set the fire of 19th aly ving Unanimously re- id capital stock be filled » conformity with said act an ice Chancellor of the” all the eben stockholders of the Com ixaify,on or before the ae x pew or Secretary o! ‘all street, in the cuy eleet to ail opt their stock, ‘the amount required et such times Board of Directors may hereafter de en. that on the 20th day of shall be created and dispo inal capital of said corporation, subseription will be opened at ice on the Sine day, of October next, and continue oped a from If to 3o’clock, until the *mount requisite is nt stockholders to have a prior right ‘he agreement to fill up shares as -bove mentioned ed and the ae subscriptions to tal 1) ther willl eh MeAl was impaired by 184: hi ey “acgaaroned y oF Getiber next, a and such pay ast And notice is hereby further October next, so much Rave sxe ed of, as will make u aud for that, purpose rks Justice Storey, Perci- | Bos- subscribed —{ the tosuchnew stoc fect on the 2d | aud retail, at principal devot; No.1 Murray street, required on new subsci is shall not elect to ll up their stock, or by the right so to do, that they are required on t! der to the sad President or ete heir original certificates of stock, and in liew certificates, for such number of shares | said Stockholders | to pe ae - PRORNE, Prest. ret Cui ¥YOURSeLF—AFFLICTED, vember uext to si ai thereof to receive ne they may respectively be entitled t receiving pay for seo: parts of shay _Dated New York ‘Tirust loth, 1846. FITS? FITS! 12 Courtlandt atrect ‘A GREAT TRIUM |i Hed a drag moves comer of Hudsoa and Leounr, cored be has been achieved by DRS IVANS AND | Oe Bowery aud Fourth, comer of jah Hi on, cor. RT in the cure of Kplleeic Fits, Cor falling sickn: thet Hysterien Fits, Convul or Spasms every age have pronoun dine: egetabie ‘Extract, however, feel no delicacy ‘They, would, therefore, thers who g THAT 17 CaN BR GU da rested, wo mamine is deception, let it be exposed, tru name of peneenity. no longer let it be said that Please call on, or adress (post aid Parsells, afflicted 23 ,years, certificate swomt te 7th wie; Jacob Patty, 8 the daughter of Oliver C. N. Yor the ton of Judge | i Mr, Bennett 9 fe sal is the ouly advertising the city. See his London diploma iu his | office, 204, ‘Fulton street. Letters Post paid atteuded to, and 4 an m H. before ‘Mayor Haveme ver, March 7 easlow, Ean: ye a ? | be ha years, 2 mony, see pamphlets which may be I directions. $9, $17 and $24; had gratuitously at our office. N. B.—Price per box, with single bottles, with nece: ae medi DI Vv. & HART, Proprietors, ipal Office, 184 Grand street. CONSTIPATION, (OSTIVENESS) Without Medicines. ine dnetiont or Baths. Dis- BY M. By WwaRroN. te Ce n translated from the 2ard French atural eable THE sreomic EXTRACT, = For the cure of Gonorrha: Stri " . | of the sexual organs, meh ae mn: id all disehas aS | erful to bin and sti best manner, aut3 lweod*me mineat physic other fT distinction, certifying the consplowe’ elicasy of Sold at the mational depot of Warton, of William street, and also by Jno. M ww Ring, corner .of ron ‘street and Rake Wyatt ‘% hai Ful m, 373 ey cor. Hall, 69 Broadway; James rooxlyn by Dr. Charles Steane, ist Fulton. LUCINA CORKUVIAL, r, THE ELIXIR OF LOVE. 4 the ture and aaneeey, eure of Incipient Consw tency, Lucorrhea or Whites, ‘Menstruation, incontinence of Uri or mvoluntary discharge thereof, and for the general _prostra- tion of the ee uo matter whether the result of inherent ac causes by ui The wide eatebrity ‘of thi di both Obstrnaned or ‘diseult it quickly ‘removes the I prostration, Nis freq: Languag, the ‘tant i ‘bottle. "Principal off dice Vandalia, for Boston, | $500 CHALLENGE, ’S FRENCH PILLS. HIS is an unrivalled remedy for diseases of a pi {urea positive and speedy, cure, without the res f diet or hindrance from business, ‘The m whieh the Frene s discovery. They are equally netieetes| for hi, en, Gravel, oben troul reir comp! They haye been ex! stages of these com; proprietors Sfillens ¥ ture of “Price 8 ver poe. For sale at i Sa Naseem street, basement. THE Ff ILES. D&, ae Boot Ree for o cure of ‘es either Bleedi ‘c or no mineral medicine, n other powerfal and irrit No tear of taking cold wh; Je under tts influence. chase in diet necessary. If taken according to ‘directions, is % Bowe Sold wholesal, lat Fulton street, Nev Pee $e MEDICAL ‘AID. —DR. GREGORY, No, 3 d radically curing his. parvents of the astonishing ig cure in so hort a ho wii ae the Rie excesses or jeeases of the. various urinary ave or teow fect =—T nut, to totally destroy the reproductive power. {t' is rong that either disease, wi See ae 9 Y ral maut i the eonstitntion as to show “theinwel » in nO other | wav than jn their effects on Bat with regard to the mo haps nothing proves so fruit vertising a bottle of droy ue of these com pposing Temedies were pn nee hr 9 Coutinually rise ia mauy eaves, and 90 euseutially dy ‘hose diseases differ from oue another, that ¢ oe what is good in one mi tonishing the opportwutt i | eee nie acre who apply to bua, Por thstince, ‘aoure | ified with oue have been taking medicines prover sa: in RE their complaints were meither one nor the othez, but totally. t and innocent disorders. | tuich more painfully harrass the mind, | Chi | sad “aferd the fnest field fi tbat of — month. Sometimes the | | might subside o: r disappear a wih | mnie ‘occasions ; wut whethe: | heiswone the better off. Now every real | geon knows that all te physic in the world never cure W stricture, and yet, 1 understood, it may Most easily Bye Peary, “oery cas of GOROte pee; dence, therefore, he would say, if these remarks dase, “(aad he cen appeal to the most eminent physi- cians ie city their truth.) how the cae at VstY patient raid wow someting of the, character Wie Person he 1s abor _ trust in a | With rok, to the eure of Du ician or sur | come on business cothie gt ey, y For a short time gal, but return eeenlionee though it it as been a source of anxiety who cannot Catford a monel & ireatment, the writer furn:shes his own Peculiar ands being eaclused es Siceip mahogany chest, gd $10) can be { ecess: | certam complaints. ‘They ar “. the (ee nore e Tce. 6 A ty both dleessee, is S10" ‘This latter ae Aited or Me Finers and yeltors. hase wore origt of the author's private pasiente, be feerly have = ‘answered every purpose, and 4 wi woke. 7 voce ny ne ral oe oat Othe, th Ameri! ve S.—Aware of the reneval opii | elass of persons who obtrude there. the public in heat diseases, (maltit every paper) he formerly felt it incumbent to give a statement OF bie awn medical quulvAcstions and edvant ed several most eminent names and refer however, the nec for this no louger e: | _— the barefaced claims to medical tiles, &c. &e., ofa cer tau AS i become only a mark of the im pudent pretender. | — al6 im: BpICAL ADVICE—DOCTOR LAMERT is couti- deutially consulted at his office, 63 Guld street, uear uo Saeeaee of a private natare aires neither usiness. Debi ity, fs t indulgeneee. ‘of he Passions, eveuteally, im: Potency; engages the Doctors attention, his object belu 20 Testore the system to that coy # of vigor wature ortiually | desigued. Stricture, a disease fe frequently existing without | the patient L Chad oa oS Cy erage aud leet o Parties them- Dr. L ees post paid, medicine with i Kroutment, restralat nited & Suave ai go QUT MERCURY OR BALSAM— ullen s Indian Vegetable Remed m what wa parse yes tulle’ cocore ret diseases of | Lyn. every kind, speedily and permanently, although theusan Srrctectah te titan ty testes en Bole, shoteetis ‘Also, at'63 hower 136 Fulton street, 381 Munroe | Aven udson street. a Dollar you can obtain a botile of" the AMERICAN MPOUND, which is warranted to cure permanentl diosa A Varieties. It leaves no odor on the breath dapted es dale and t] B.S ber. Mill etve 6100’ o enyroes tu qradees a cases twill not cures Bold wholesale by Comstock, t ere “Bowery and Walker, E: treatment of priv: Mince ‘erupt on , chronic urethral aitections ary | obstinate character are cared by M. on an improved ‘Twenty-five years’ experience enables him to treat that nervous debility arising from a secret de- it. ‘Dr. M, holds no commu don surgeon: thi | London sur in. with pretended Lon- medicines forwarded to all parts. aull lw*rre PRIVATE DISEASES. BRANCH OF THE eet COL- | LEGE OF MEDICL shy Ni erent ‘Rit"goods 97 Nassau ARTICULAR NOTICE —Patients residing in any part | Public store. theirsitua- | _ auld me of the Union, by writing a full stetement of tion, Tet the disease be of what kind it may-—delieste or in lelieste, private or otherwise, it will be cousulted upon by shan hs wesw Gabe ae tenons oa aay remedies, w rect recs forwarded Invthis Iratanes” the fee (85,) which ses, must be ent and bs Wi'e’ DICKINSON cages Nassau street, aes Where one of the Members—Doctor Me | stant attendance aw! ‘immediately. U inelude all ex any other Cy Ail fm ome any Way wit mA USE by the Colle; ist nuine Honduras root. pence ravine of the ge- pproved by the College for im, cataneous rupeions, tome; nd the | ones, syphilie trai ent on am injudi | cury and unski ical treatment. Price, ba Te or 6 bottles for ae, D MACON AND WE! ROADS, GEORGIA. to Oothe ad to Macon, ile lacon to Atlanta,... .. Seat Gothesicen, Weng rom Saves fo" Atlanta and Ooth- cine Gagne, Toft. fatter. pe Tovaces, Foal Irony ‘olla Wa watt AGooas will be cart ealoga, at the tollomting rat Toot. Mossses ‘aed Oil, per hind (mai cache 1 proportion.) 9 —, ty non wnbas 38 7. 12 years of age, half ry TL™ Goods consigiied i0 the Subscriber will be forwarded it Savannah, Asante or, Ooth- rarding Leama ing er | free of om e‘return or uot, | e-{oga conaenel is ee eat See ame ble and \y at the a m4 foresees at oh successiul means of cure ; and which, TON RAINS RUN A! Leavy Brooxiyn Bage: ill be in readiness at is Nantetiaan reek th vsaciee Riateen Bot toe onieear webeec ie paeeeten before the hour of startin side. team neds: ie’ the, | bor twice ouch day, onthe arrival of the trains ve ote fuser atall ell place dae MARSEILUES—Frcket for ie The Fhip EUGENTA, Caps’ Briscoe hill take aioe ot ibe Pocket od all ‘oa the tiveepees OF freight or. N , peaks for oa CHAMB aA PHELPS, orto ~FOR HAVRE—The French op tke ‘AUSTER- ITZ, Capt. Gautrean. ret, and | _ «(6m | come rof Fulton and Water sirecta, N.Y :N. W. comer of | Phu ae South streets, re 9 & Pratt ie acess, a 3 and by C. FRENCH SHIP AUSTER! Bee FROM GAU- DALOUPE.—Debts thet may racted by the crew, will not be paid by the epee - ‘ain or Consignees. ot howd at ft be K., or tthe office of BOYD LA BIN n ractice ex luuively ate ‘mercurivl ulcers, essed Burjetures of the most ‘BN apparatus, Strictures of the AE 7 D Bree Bail dives. Goods wot permitted on the FRENCH car SULTAN Dee st may be the crew, will not be pad a ad ea i re fc st. ie f—Comiguect FROM LIVERPO! ts jitted in fi to not Perm WOODHULL & vies 14 th sireet. FRENCH SAI? ALBERT—Debee tha ggatracied hy the crew will not be Pa aut ACHRRT Caan segues ttend the permite Good: eDoanellnis im con. | yrs or * auch’ ‘mstant, 0 ‘ust be seat to the Pa FOR NEW OBLEANS AND MOBILE—The token nee lass: fo Seve Ports, by which ymmoda Py eye nrc ates Sine apply door eee tie FOR. HAVRE sonal cat SA. Captain in A. Pleree, ~ *SOYD S in NGKEN gahoen bers paren) a re and rre valgable alterative is a sure remedy in Sy; and reg meg It should ‘be resorted to imme- Hately after the first appearance of the disease. Persons | who have eruptions on the ski Ia,.oF any disease aris an Hi alts ae ae moment wi how i | —cases ol a dozen, $5. |” Carefully packed and forwarded to all parts of the Union, | —S&4 | _ NO: ere A seen BLACK DROP. Thi dot! DICKINSON. Agent, 97 Nassau street. ore aué 1 | BRAD THE FULLUWING ADVERTISEMENTS COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY, Fo = MEDICAL AbVIGE IN PRIVATE DISEASES. | | The HE [BERS New York College of Medi kins, — STABLISHED, Ef ag A alc leceastslens Aimses real nodes, rheumatism, ee Tales, #. | throughout the Uri payab! Rae saa godin Ty W LINE O} FACKETS—To si Tot eaitine Ist erent mists eyniaae ca commodstions, Shin maine ree 3! South at. IN, © . kins w ced ley, and ate Ae er regular day. aus i Ee sevvte pare aud ca con rt .ury to the constitution or peered oe gee es Cie ping aed time ray be thus avoticd.” Gas of he Coll y,Yenre, connected with je tied. "Aaa TO cn tay VTNVALIDS — Person aicelceejceang peenrsie sone ate a | Semectinage ect Seven aes the result of tw. a he Pat vas + Fe festa aL ae escaanel Sy thee ests | oa. os an infailibte remedy for ry effect a cure ‘of t "dhe Groin. et med ithout i the 2 a Sie tee oar ote mesh: ihe inning te | PHN ie TO IXTUK, oe jedicine and Pharmacy of he ot the elt ity iat New hor ‘ork iy reeonmended for ii Fano id a barrenness, unless depend. | malformation. jenses of hal. zen $5; carefully Sl each to all parts of the U: a tees ALTER AT Ys MESURE MIXTURE. ihe, a se craic nse ater on packed id in 5 gle battles at each ; in enses of halfadozen tor — 5; ao eee = the Union. } CONCENTRATES PREPARED Hise ee 10t te, and | alcersved wore thi rd o marrie 75 conw suaded that oO to wholesale purchasers, | St rh. Wwe a RICHAKDSON, M.D, | ory shen? Neseee etree Vow NK_MAKERS—i0.0 1 Trank oa ale me Eh See ke Huooie Fuack BALL OR en, a OF LIVER-j POOL PACKET: LIVERPOQ nis regular e new es and celebrated |. Cropper, wil ll sail positively AE New York are fitted out in a most ure of those on daly th Mae bor oe | a rb and ‘mani stat ean ite ey and conve ce bar add to plies ld. be orto the subscribers, antl rre ROCHE, BROTHERS & 35 Fulton street, xt door to the Faltow | of oe TEC DA oy oe SEW "TINE OF ex it from the i) 1200 idge, will sail on ut to Dusiness. l'rice $) per box. the ‘odventagee.¢ to 453 CONSTIA TIONAL DEBILITY CURED iP Re A final elrss; and thelr ae | olan ther Tine of ack it toon ay fat eae to « At their general Passsee OF Office, 6 South st.. i to make carly Mepelieahos on board, Leos = is Peete ‘Othe hours tom 8A .M. to Lo'etockP. iyesforeate, and which will be inserted oa | 5 AST of senckery | bys powers ot the aan | several instances o! efiects of syphilis o° Glover, J rent state of socie' Tay doh ey