The New York Herald Newspaper, August 29, 1846, Page 3

y Reil Rood will fasting eller willbe | So. July I breakfast boy Dice cteues et the | ehh mecaeal ahi supper ‘and lodging on the boat are ectually superseded by the celerity certainty of the Rail Road. ‘he boat charge a8 above, 26 cents for passage, isa rate which the = experienced Lone | | admit a nh pened je aggregate expense such case as we will be $1 50 to $175, unless reduction also take place in meals and berths. ‘It is well known boats never run at these rates except for short terms and under severe competition. From an examinstion of the actual annual expense of several boats on the Hudson, it eppears the day boats only pay ex: when receiving about $1, and the night boats when receiving 75 cents per passen- er, including berth and exclusive of the extra charges r meals and boggage; and-to this we must add in each 26 cents to make compensation to the capital em- the boats; or we have in one case $1, andin tho Biores tan, Uxcluilve in eech oase of extre on beggage, | nd one, meal saved ‘by the Rail Road passenger. At | other $1 25, exclui these rates the Rail Road would make a fair business, if it were necessary to come down to them, which we think it is not, Passengers on the boats that only pay their pas. | lee, on deck, and dispense with m. not contend for at present; but for those who do confident no indi 2d. Business dui the four winter months of January, February, March December. During ‘this period the river is usually closed by or so much obstructed as to render it very uncertain as tor copenneee for regular business. The q and stagnation of the er ‘season has been ‘ielded to as a rp y Aes of choice. When the cause | it co! country will not remain tive di arket wil sought wherever a Road opens an avenue to it, abundantly spparent from the progress of business ou the | between Albany and Boston. The receipts of the ‘Western Road from Albany to Worcester, being 156 of the 200 miles between Albany and Boston, amounted. for Ske four winter months of 1844, to about $130,0)0. In 1845, for same montha it was $212,484, equal an advance of 15 r c.*Dt, and for the three first months of 1846, it en 26 ver Cent. greater thay for the same month: 1845, and ¢ this be realized for the remaining wint months of th.‘# year, the totul for the tour winter months Of 1846, will be $265,000. It will be a moderato ostimate to suppose the mt three years will give an aggregate increase of 25 per ent, making for same months in 1849, * iohe prososed Hudsort River Rail Road will be nearly the same length (144 to 1'9§,) a8 the Western. It passes through a much more fer:‘Je and densely populated dis trict—has three times the number of inhabitants interest- ed in its local and general pereerce ats ted Ce cheaper tion, and what rl port to pepo at tem hy that it will form P conmbection (very much wanted) between the political and commer cial Is of the State. 5 ; we have a large population that will require winter su) 3 existing manufactures wiil be greatly | stim |, and ata perd Sree. manly on on f the proposed ut throughout the west- eet ane ot aaa tee THE vasa’ ote more general commerce than that of the Western Rall Road, will tend to centre inthiscity. We, therefore, re- gard an estimate for the winter business at 60 per cent. | Punctually attended to. reater for ss income, than the before mentioned | fFoea for the same time, to be a prudent and | reasonable one. As above stated, that Road will this year | receive $266,000 for the four winter months, and for 1849, | estern Rail ‘We estimate its se at $330,000. Our estimate, there- fore, for the winter 000. We see no ind to doubt this amount of receipts; but to guard the contingencies of not receivin; this amount, we take an advance of only 25 per cent., in- stead of what we believe will be realized, which make: receipts for the winter months, say $412,009, which we believe will be fully realized the first year the Rail Road is put in operation. ollecting our data we have the following summary of receipts :— Summer Business. 200,000 through passengers, at $1 50 400,000 way do. at 50 Freight estimated. ms ister Business. - it and passengers, estimate: United States Maily arat elass.s* 40,000 . $1,027,000 $300,000 00-000 25,000—$575,000 Summary of expenses. 14 200, oth ough Passengers, at 50 cents. ..$100,000 a 400,000 way do. at25 cent 100,000. On summer On winter busiuess 4-9 will probably be suili- cient, but say 3g the gross receipts On account of mail expenses... 206,000 20,000 se $461,000 Altow fer deterioration of superstructure 46,000—$507 ,000 ss of the road, than will in our opinion realised the first year of its operation ; and contemplating th to arise from the natural growth of the country, and from the Greatly increased facilities that will be given by the pro- posed railroad, we look forward with confidence, that Within avery few years the business of the road will be 134 to 13¢ millions per annum gross income. Old Stock Hixchange. 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On Thursday evening, Aug. 27th, by the Rev. Charles Constantine Pise, D. to Miss Carn Died, At Middletown Point, N. J.,on the 26th instant, of scarlet fever, Jnusa Fxost, youngest daughter of Robert and KJ!en Marshall. In this city, on the 20th instant, Joun Haran, aged 58 ears. i! In Salem, on Monday last, Mr. Rowsnt Cowan, aged 95. Ms. ©, wasa native of Scotland. During the revo lutionary war he was with his brother, Capt. J. Peabody, in the Chesapeake, in command of a privateer. t Enfield, Aug. 16th, Mr Joseru Pratt; a revoln- tionary pensioner, 86. : At South Deerfield, Aug. 25th, Mrs. Enizasetn Srrar, widow of the late Nathaniel % On 28th inst., Mra. Mant sLow, 86. Ww, On 24th inst, Davip P. Paasons, 22, a native of Ca- | pe naan, N. Y. At Milbury, Aug. 22, widow Svusannan Woodward, 99 years, 7 month: and 16 days. ft At Norwich, Vt., Aug. 10, Mr. Timoruy Nictiots, aged 90. Mr. N. was for many years. aud uutil n cently, a resident of Amherst. In Philadelphia, on Thursday evening, Hon. Joun Kennevy, one f thd Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, after s long and severe illuess, in the 72nd year of his age. In Resding, Dupuey Woovnier, of Andover, aged 86—a revolutionary hero. POST OFFICE FA oan, AW CALEDON: 1 osto s arc stcoser will be closed wr-thls oflce Gn Monday nt, at half past four o'clock ! Mi. Postage on all be prepaid to Boston, Letters of heif » ounce sh a oral Hald ow.ce 5 cer ROBERT H MORES, the Sist in U. A. 0. D. UNITED BROTHERS LODGE, | savant ige to Fesells . 8, y PE Members of this asdas ere eeqpented'to sitend et foe regular night, Monday, Angust 31, 1816, es business rel. Hare of the Li 4 ill be brought before th nda beat ooRSGokPH PURARD, NA. Jown Lucas. Secretary. an29 2rond tre NOT, 7 DMScHantcs INeriTUrE SCHOOL, bers street. (nm Tuesdav, lat of Septembe: Gommences. Pupils are 1ge ested to be retual at jommitte 29.21% me 4°. WHITMAN, Secret ASSIGNEES SALE. N Tay '*dsy, Ist of September, at 2 o'clock P. M., at No. | “enw street, content: f t ving ithesne, consist ne Of three looms. with winplements hig thts, § Assignees. an29 3 HE UNDERSIGNE,,” a8 agent for the State of IMingis, hereuy gives novice, tha x f+! notay, the ant DER, Sefdets of such bonds of ene Bea."® sas are ent r the-act of the Legistature, % Parti Seeds offne ome roll tax for Iai the °F three dol twenty-three upon each of the sa, “ 9¢ for $ ‘The overdue coupons due tat of Jannan.Y) BA2: must be pre; sented to the undersigned (at the Ame 3 Bank. ‘onor after t 1c Iat of eptember neh, in order .*bat Paid may be stamped thereon, and'a reeeist «ite amount pud. . LEA 29, au291w*m ‘August | WROUGHT NAILS. 4 5 KEGS of 100 Ibs each of 236 and 3 inch wrought nails Ist Ggaliey are daily expected, ani oa delivery after Ist of December seid HORGE F, GERDING, au?9 tm 7 Maiden Lan ction of Liberty st ~ELOGK! FANCY go’ ODS AND GLASSWARE. nN Large sortment of Fancy Goods, (| io! Qui | tars and Flutes; also Glassware, Chit will be sold | iodentera at reduced prices, 4g "0 EF. GERDING, an29imee nn | tween avenues A an | by applying for the | twees usiness for the same year, is $495- | 412,000 | tion. * Lotteries—The Fraudulent C rn $520,000 | Wada 1.'N. | N ‘Mr Matruew L. McDoxovan | | Miles, Broadway, 4 Henr | and 5s 64s refined yellow 4s and 5s 6d; crushed | warranted to Reep good time, m | wang. C. ALLEN ior of atch | Goon News te Ge Nidwnert smal | completed their arran ther with earpet, rags, &c. | th essary for wo hing “RhoNeg a ih Ke. | | bo: Ii be sold low, | aie, | smi AD THE MOST REMARKABLE OURE ven RECORDED. ° mi ‘aipowono’, Me., July 30, 1845, reat benefit fi it DAs siR—He 5 * it from invals luty and privilege to let the world know wi rime. Possessed of Ml enjoyed perfect health Twas troubled with a di with considerable pain tly attacked with a cough, thea [was contiued to the house eight mouths, wh hi time my cough was very severe. ¢ tion nal cw store Me ; gave Me up ; sai they could ¢ for me; I must die; it was impos ble for me to short time. Oue of them said my lungs were rove 4 when eminent Dhestclans, had. exhausted ill, frieuds despaired of my life, my own hope of re- covery at an end, I resorted to DR WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WIL en I had taken ove anda half bettl ware removed. ' oootivacd taking 1844, when I ceased to bleed the lang: health avd's: “gi improved sg that I left the house, but was aot able "0. work foro your, ser my health is good. Tam able to do a day’s work every day on my fal ak " VAMES COMERY. Witness, THOMAS BENNER. *~ : For particulars, see Dr. Wistar's treatise on Coneumption, to he hed ELICK WATER. : brated medicinal eutucky. ama ta Durgaclver tic, diurrhe- ng possessed of greater variety of sub- stances and in greater abundance, it atauds at the head of the Helin Sulphur Warers in hts ecuntry. and is Weatieal with riage of Eogland. Analysis furnished gra- Ee ane ye eon eN ee JOHNSON, Druggiste way, Granite Butld autotwere comer of Chamber s Lost. murbie clock, in carrying 1t from the treet and Sth avenae ta the New York Hotel, Broadway ‘The finder wiil confer a favor by leaving it at the bar of the New York Hotel. ‘aus iteme TO PRINTERS, ANTED—A Compositor, who is sequainted with ever Wy “aerccmssnolict work.’ No othechoadinntt cece story Herald buildings, 20 WANTED, | WO or three good Salesmen. Apply in the ev: cat JAMES BECKS Coo au29 2tre 359 Broadway. WANTED, SITUATION as a coachman, by one that thoroughly un will give any satisfactory refe: 203 Greeowich street. WANTED, SITUATION as chambermaid or laundress, by a re- spectable yomne woman, apply at 490 4th street, be- B. Good city references. ther private or public profession, and auzé 3t*re ANTED, A. SITUATION by a young woman a rates WARDROBE AND FURNITURE WANTED. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN an obtain the highest cash prices for all kind of w stress or nurse jroome and Sp: N. B.—A line through GERMAN HARDWARE. LARGE, Scissors, issels, Butcher Knives, Forks#Saws, Plane Irons, Halter Chai Pocket Kui Pins, Umbrella Frames, &c. 0, Curtain aments, Slates, &e., has {et been received by offered forsale low, on accommo- ‘ives SLATES (AND SLATE PENCILS. Si |. Also, 9 casks Slate Pencils. For sale by GEORGE F. GERUING, 78 Maiden lane, Se ‘ Junction of Liberty street. Violins, Guitars, Flutes, &c., constantly on hand. m’ec an28 1 RICHER THAN EVER. HE NEW YORK JE) RSONIAN and Weekly Di moeratic Review, is published every Saturday morning. The number for August 29h, will contain Porvaits of Politicians Hon. George M. Dallas, President, with biography, &e. An interesting article on the State of ‘Affairs in Mexico— Gen. Taylor and Gen. Worth, % The Chancery System Cousidered—Plan for its Reorganis vester and Le of ar W Tespondences Free Trade practically illustrated et! urg Cor Interesting Facts relative to the Finances and Property of the State, if i ‘Trial of Gen. Gaines and its results. : Late news from the Army—|mportant intelligence from Vera Cruz—The French in the Pacific, &c.. forming a most inte: ing record of passing and future events. Publication office, 102 Nassau street, aud to be had of news- meu ingeneral. bat 2 ‘ewsboys supplied at 88 William street in the rear. au29 1t*me RANGES—RANGES. IERCE’S First Premium New Patent Two Oyen Ranges, combining economy, convenience and durability. These Ranges have always taken the first premium at the Fair of the American lastitute, and are universally acknowledged supe- rior to any ever offered. All ranges sold by the proprietor are warranted in all re- spects. GEORGE PIERCE, au29 ilw*ine Sole Proprietor, 292 Broadway. | SOLAR AN rts ee ee s. ND TEA TRAYs, "TRE Subscriber has just received a large and splendid as- si i meut of Solar Lamps, Hall Lanthorns end Girando es, gontaining from two to twelve lights of splendid fi for charches and hotels, a large assoruinent of aud suspending Solar lamps. for sale at reduced prices. OHN W. MOKGAN, au29 Im*me 154 Fulton street, N. Y. BELGIAN COOKING STOVES. OF these famous Cooking Stoves for sale. - (GEOKGE F. GERDING, au29 Imec 78 Maiden lane. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. | in Bere SHEETINGS AND SHIKTINGS, of every | syle and width, all the known brands, both heavy and | fine, Stark Mills, Lawrence C. Indian Head, Cabot A, Premi- um Heavy, Merrimack, Exeter's, Uaknowu's,&c. may be had at manufacturer's prices, on the second floors of Nos. 10 and 20 Cedar street, half a block above Pearl street. Low priced and medium yard wide Sheeting ; also, best Southern Cotton Yarn, assorted 5 to 10 and 7 to 12, Batts, Wicks, Warp and z- . UNDERHILL, au29 it*me 8 and 20 Cedar street. CITIZENS AND Si RANGERS. ipuE advantages to be derived from ordering clothes of an establishment purchasing every thing for cash, must be apparent toall M tablishment 1s one of these—my stock e and fashiouable, and for eut, cantly. and workman- 10 successful competition is apprehended. As a speci- men of prices, | would say thata very fine French cloth dress cot will a made to measure for $20. | have cloths which e made ow ax $16, and some as high as $23. The $20 co f the fineuess of a Broadway $25 Other garments in Proportion. GB. CLARKE, 116 William st , opposite the new bui dings, —The balance of Summer Goods selling at cost. 2t¥eodrl ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL INSTITUTE, 61] HENRY ST., ADJOINING MARKET STP.2ET CHURCH. V. DREW, PRINCIPAL ENGLISH DEPARTMENT. G. P. QUACKENBOS, A. M., PRIN. CLASS DEP. HE Fi ces on Tuesday, September Ist. Parents pectfully re to ex: | amine the claims before making selection of a school. I ages and fitted for the countin col e Classics are thoroughly tans and. with in the reach of eve to placing tages will holar, no charge will be m oe Latin and Greek daring the first three quarters. | mary Department and Modern trusted only to h of the Principals elements of or ‘subsequent progr ation of this Institute 1s trons are among the most respectable ta nity. The rooms are large, and well ventilated. A kymna- sium has been erected in the yard, fur amusement and exer- cise during hours of intermission, to which all are admitted without charge. Circulars may be obtained at Saxton. & or at the school, applic. ive loe A few well known names hi list of patrous. Rev. Isane Ferri 9 Joseph Hoxie, 205 Madison st: John Harp. ram Ketchum! Esq.. 10 Kutger st, Nir Quack eNno precu el of the lice. Dep., refers, by e been selected from a long 7 East Broadway; hit sty His 82 Cli c Moore : ent, of Colam ollege ; Bro! jes Authoa ; James Renwick, L L.D., College Gre ‘aylor Lewis, Prof Greek, New York Uni- yersity; Rev. J. MeVicker, Columbia College; 90 Fourth st; Rev N. Walter Chisholm, Esq ho A.D Patterson, Esq., Editor of the Anglo American, 137 Hudson st, &e. au28 Str CHEAP SUGARS FOR PRESERVING. ROWN SUGAR for 3s 7 Ibs, good N_O 346d and 4s: yellow and light Havana 4: w do 5s af Gs Tbs, FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS. Best quality young hyson for 6s ; very good 4s and 5s ; best Moral Phi RC. SI | Ao ad Mohae 4s ; good black and country youug hyson | 3eper lb. PURE JAVA COFFEE. Old Java of the finest flavor, roasted and ground daily, Is per Ib; Sumatra do Aue et sale in quanties to suit, by an2tiw*re ©" 250 and 428 s WATCHES AND JEWELRY —Those ase Gold or Silver Watches, Gold y Will find it greatly to their actiber, who is selling all de- o above at retail, much lower than any other in the city. Gold Watches as low as. $20 and $25 each. Watehes and Jewelry exchanged or bought.” Ail watenes Wholesale and retai ant3 Im*me real aromatic weed (as ers, &c.)with the best segar er than any other purpose of manufacturi among other improvements h ia the manus facture of Segars, is the highly inner one of packing up Segars in the same manner as the Chivese ; thereby pre. serving the peculiar odor and aromatic flavor for which tas ars have so lone been celebrated, which to this day been entirely neglected by putting the Segars in cedar thus imparting to the Segars the bad odor aud dice eabie flavor of the cedar; this new and philosophical tely tried for 8 months past,—and of its ad- public will in a. short time be able to judge for "As soon as the first invoice comes to hand they. ¥ advertised ; meanwlule the remainder of the old Moex pat upon the old plah, comprising a very choice: and ‘well selected assortment, will be retailed at wholesale prices, and sold by she thousand at from $1 to $3, less than the usual pie Call and try them ! at the Habaneros House, No. 12 SMB" secondhand Show Case for» je cheap. nu23 Iw*r THE AMAZON WIG yan ha of Hair, being the latest and ; Sas oS dives them here eee The forehead and Bozdaicey india ft sy RES a ance ec or d ‘once become parcel of the "PD HIS dark is Geied TRE—Mr. Collins’ last perform: 3 2 Sat performed the Comedy of HIS L Mins ; Charles, Mr A. Andrew: ors Julia, Ma O PAY THE S—O'Callaghau, rs Mr Fisher; e Horn. RENT—Morgan Rat 1 5 | ‘OST—Terence O'Grady, Mr Sheriff Capsicomb, Mr Bellamy; Mrs Cap: s Dyott; Mary Capsicomb, Miss Hall To’clock, aud the performances will com- vast o'clock, Boxes $1; Pit 50cents ; Gal- will leave Pike A nl 384 land, 15g and 33% ing At the new dock at Gowanus (uear the Greenwood Ceme- ty) and Fort Hamilton each way. udid new stenboat JOSEPH K. COFFEE, 111 ran direet trom Whitehall re Couey Hamilton only on her last t assortment offer “ke Cove Bock i 50.’ pocket cutles the ‘only loc which aaa eel pocket pistols. 5 us. ham and Bhefield goods, to the city and country trade. Catalowues are ready. RY THEATRE. —Saturday F rmed the CORSAIR Hinds, Mrs Madison FAMILY, in the Be- stic performances. P. Grattan; Zeraldi, Chaufrau ucceeded by the ‘A Island, 10 A. M., 12M, 2, 4 and 64s P.M. Bare 1234 ceuts, each way, HO! FOR TO THE HIGHLAND: dwell on the attractions which are pre pared Lo greet the senses of those w to accompany the DELAWARE, steamer, jown our Bay, on to-morrow (Sunday) morn munecessary a8 imp) c HIRLEY, Aucti DI ee OUSE. KI at the sale room’ new and second ircte, £0 cents; Upper Boxes, 2 1 ts; Pit and Galte- wer Wariek and Chari- de: center, pier and card tables evolving Light refrigerators and six piano for 2 The boat wail leave ms | and soho K—Fermanio, Mr Ch he Yellow Dwarf, c below Fulton Fei Pic Nic. Fishing, Crab- Particular attention given tO assignee’s sales of stock aud ~ AUCTION NOTICE JACOB BRAISTE) HE undersigned respectfully i JACOB BRAIST. 59 Beekman and 69 Aun streets, he effect, in his usual punctual Deore open at 7—perfor- ASTLE GARDEN, with ic exe open day and evening.—Situ the oasertainmant i Ry REDUCED TO THE F 1s) ive Promenades, 1» ch way.—The subst i 2 rday Evening, August 20th, above on Sunday,Mon , and Sept Ist, as foll Hammond street, 8 0" ‘Mr. | Hancox,will leat his large stores, | imes prepared to ner, Herzog, Canal, 84; Delan- formed by the Ore stra, ander the dij of half an hour for refreshments, re of COSMORAMAS, an ission sold at their own jew the beautiful ran beral advances will dry goods, clothing, ke &e., and ona | ime, Mr. JACOB BRAISTED havi disposal of Real Estate, will attend of the business, as and inortgage, prom: on collateral securiti The pitot of the boat, by visiti very day, lias discovered the bt m abuocance. cohen Wetionlatts to hac truth levening 1236 ce! ring money on bond REAT / MRS. CRISP, MR MRS LOVELL, MR GARDEN, rar T Rk. CHIPPENDAE, . WATTS. ning, August 20th, the a favorite Overta TART NEVER WO, + Donna Leonora, Mrs Watts To conclude with A ROLAND FOB AN OLIV Mark Chase, Mtr Chipped ht f only, will commence ou the I. when a splendid stock of elegant , ances and storage, wi RNING LINE AT R AL at the pier foot ef W: t the foot of Hammond st. Breakfast and dinner provided on board. highest biduer.” Sir Alfred Highilyer; Mr tertaiminents begin at 8 o’cloek. Passage $150. ‘Touch: Commi JACOB BRAIST. EDGAR JENKINS, Aucu IN CHANCERY, SALE IN P, THE BODINE FA NEAR PORT RICHMOND, ST. IN PURSUANCE of adecretal Chancery, the above mentioned at public auction under the ar the “Maggion SeptembeF next, k ‘he Farm contains about sixty a front ou the river Kill Van Kull. ill be sold ia one Il be divided ans ‘TITION OF PHILADELDHIA. Manager aud Lessee. been newly decora: heutre in the Union. ince of amusement has ted, aud is now the handsom AY pint, Nau baceb; ‘atskill, Hudson, PEOPLE'S LINE OF STEAMERS FOR ALBANY, Direet—Daily, Sundays excepted—at 7 o'cloek, P. \ From Steamb. a w; Lord Flourish, 3 Betty, Mrs Gibbons: Colonel Hardy, Mr Naulkuers Frank subscribe: ea, on the Ist day o! allan bring «ge Paul Pry, Mr Burton Hardy, Mr Bowers; Pheb THE MOST EXTRAORDID Y TION EVER KNOWN. EB CELEBRATED FAMILY OF At BROTHERS AND SISTERS, CONSISTING OF ILLARD, MISS A. FOSTER, MRS. MR, OTIS, DR. TRIPUNE, D MR_ PARTRID: THEIR. FIRST CERT AND LECTURE, AT THE APOLLO ROOMS, 410 BROADWAY, Ow Monpay Evenina, Avaust, 31, 1846, ONSISTING of a complete illustration of the system, mode of life, manner of worship, peculiarities, Ke. &e. of this singular, and cels of convenien For further informati J ¥. 8 KINNEY, Fsq., Solie! ‘he above boats will at all for the morning cars fc ighs taken ‘at moderate rates, and not persona are forbid trusting any of the boats of this line, iho at & Raider Ee er rg | captains or agents. Schnita, at the office ou the wharl 1 ti ive in Albany i ag rape fa J ry in ample MISS JULIA A. W! snes 1846. TRIPUNE, IGE, GOOD CHANCES TO MAKE MONEY, WILL GIVE GRAND CON- TO LET, the best comer Grocery in this city. Stock and Fixtures for sale. UNITED STATES MAIL LIN AtSo’elock, P. M., Landing at Intermediate Pl From the foot of Barclay street. Steamboat ROCHESTER, Captain Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday afternoous, at 5 Steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Captain B. Overlagh leave on Tuesday, Thursday and « will leave on hitherto unknown people; their origin, c. Se., with all assorted Nos. 1 t06, 2,3. 4, 4,5, 6. and Nos. | turday afternoons Apply on board, or at the office on the wharf. MORNING BOAT FOR ALBANY AND TROY. PASSAGE ONE DOLLAR—Breakfast board the boat. Passengers boat will arrive in time to take from Troy west to Buffalo, and forth orge, ‘ARA, Capt, Wm. Ellsworth, Mon- riday! at 7 o'clock, A. M. from the Barclay street. Returning on oppo- or freignt, apply on board, or to F. B. Hall, at jelity and truth—f ¢ For sale at all the Music Sto Commence at 8 o'clock, 29 | es, &c., or wishing to sell out, can apply open at halt past 7. particulars, see bills. HOLIDAY ST. THE ADIES AND GENTLEM the ehsuing season at please apply by letter, Houses let. rents, &c. collected with promptness. a “BALTIMORE EN desirous of engagi e above establishment, fel te AND FURNISHED BEDROOM wanted ing train of te Seratoge and Lake Ge: MARSHALL, Philadelphia, ‘The Steamboat and Holiday'Street Theatres. ROCKWELL & STONE'S MAMMOTH RCUS. CIRCUS OCKWELL & STONE’S CIR \—An accurate likeness of the | Lessee of the Walnut weekly) not to exceed ulass, to Amanuensi BOATS BET WE: STATEN ISLAN tain J. Bi D.Van Feit, will Leave Staten Island 6, 8, 9, 10 and 11 A. M; atl, 3,3, 4,5, jew ae 7,9, 10, and 11, A.M. and 1, 3,3, 4,5, the risk of of the owners es every hour throughout the day. y. FAKE REDUCED. ate System—S, J Syl- | D, HY, LINE OF NEW YouR AND: i “The steambonis SY LF ry ISLANDER, je a8 follows :— ich performers as LEVI ‘an_seldom be seen at the 'e cents. In addition, the sane time, for the sum of celebrated HIRAM FRA and the well known Clown, JOHN of America, lend their Female Equestrian, M. bright particular star of wardrobes,all furnished in handsome style. ‘The hous replete with every convenience, having hot, cold and shower baths, and is lighted with gass.' ‘The entire house has b inted since May and newly furnished A private tal "The house can b ith block from Broadway, plying at 413 Houston fulaid. The beautiful and ac- GO! ‘erma mae known Dy ap- tor the Telegraph- e Fare 12% cents. aRarn; y t Lockport; ath at 3 4 lth and ‘12th at Re th and 17th at Auburn Gentlemen and their wi be xecommodated with applying at 474 Broadway. TU PROPRIETORS OF MENAGERIES. TO LET OR LEASE for a year, or term of ‘The building, known as the corner Delancy and Chrystie streets.one block east of 61 feet wide, by 80 feet long in and contiguity to the Bowery Lith ac Brockport ter; ldth at Seneca Fall | ing the great Na | , 7 HOWES & CO’SN. Y, MAMMOTH CIRCUS. | Change in the weather. Cloth coats are not un- will perform et ville, 27th; | » s or single gentlemen, can ihtfully situated rooms, b CIKRCUSES OR oon, wt 3 o’clock. ROY MOKNING AND EVENING LINE. MORNING LINE AT SEVEN FOR ALBANY iD clear; and from it at Cananda Lyons on the 12t oth, Toth and 17 for wer well for winter qi lis for Horses, and Apply on the premise: auld 2tawTh&Sa im*r NEW BOOT AND LA ment ever organized in the United 150 Men and Horses, requiring 26 ie a vie font, lew: e, aa etal, Hedson, reakfast and dinner on board th: NO. WILLIAM: 3 the performers, wardrobes, in’ it Eight Femal Female Rider of Tk’ MACARTE, ; her graceful and fasci charming 7. 1ivete with which she cl hly-educated art ry. The Proprietors description given in the r the extraordinary and daring feat lampton, Milton, Po hh: also, | andeliers whom is the Greate: arrived from fa SHOE STOR NE, NEW YOR E, 69 MAIDEN K sity Made Boots, for, $3.50; Fi boat. ‘leave om Monday, Wed- Gorham, on Tuesday, whose new style of E | mesday and Fri ‘The steam! + Captain ‘Tharsday and Saturday mornings, at 7 For passage or Leight what NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY LINE. FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT, ; $e Captaua B. Macy, esday, Thursday UMBIA, Capt. Wm. H. Peck, will leave on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, at 7 Passengers taking these Boats will arrive in ti the Moming ‘Train of Cars ene ‘spply-on board, orat tae Office om ae ir Of property, pos THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL a EXCURSIONS, A SAIL, across the Hu on river to Hobo the Elysian Field jeturesque shores o oy All our boots warranted Every thing else in our | equally low. Jobbers and others will please give usa I] Lefore purchasing; our stock isall made under our own 3 and equal to any now ‘on board, or at the office om the TRON, and the w ‘among the Performers der, the Napoleon Horseback are the more lane, corner of William st. FINE BOOTS, FOR $3 ity made, and are equal to those sold in other stores Boots for $4 50, equal ity for $6 or $7. All JONES, No. 4 Ann street, fear the American Mi sales and small profits is our motto.—4 Aun street. o NO MONOPOLY! WATIRIPONT & JAMES, FASHIONABLE HATTERS, No. 82 Nassau Street, near Fulton. THE subscribers will be p friends and the public with the mea's Hats. on Saturday next, the 29th of August. beg respectfully to state, that the bi their own manufacture, and no exerti hat, which they guarantee those sold at the more exte: adway, and at “ sy From the pier at The low-pressure steam! seaves the foot of Courtlaudt street, on Tu Fine French Cait D: at seven o'clock. to the best made, and sol Boots warranted to aire gatie YOUNG & Ji | cises, by the whole Col Tambler, Mr. MACART Cole’s Dogs, Hector and Bil in their elegant. Gymnastic | Sweet as the Charioteer of Phebu tr. Nixou and his son. Mr. Al nd brilliant Act of * Fancies of P Stack Rope Evolutions t Rope Dancer. ng the lending, most the world. COS New York Mammoth Circus. 8 0 26 HOWES & CIRCUS FOR SALE. Id by them are of | sent use without ing purchased in now offered by the su of said property. Communication by letter to he ‘The grounds now present a charming aspect, the trees be 1n leaf, and the soil covered witha rich turf. he walks are in excellent order, having been considerably ished the present spring. : pleasant afternoon there will be in attendance at ade, Elysian Fields wull perform selections frot | ing to the quali Paterson, N.J., August 2 ED PRICES A’ ESTABLISHMENT, urow Street, (Sun Buripina.) '¥ BLACK FUR HAT. ESTA GURNEY’S 8 NOW OFBN FOR THE N-—Dodworth’s Cornet Band will perform eve ‘Treaday snd friday evonings, commencing June Tad, Mt te Operas, popu- Bareiay, Canal and Christopher sts., ly fitted up with awnings and seats. joats run from Hoboken to Bare Werriage 6M cents. BOSTON STEAMERS—FOR HALIFAX AND | LIVERPOOL, Sah: Passage to Liverpool, $120; passage to Halifax, $20. For freight, passage, or any other imformatio . BRI at HARNDEN 134 Fu: FIRST QUALIT SECON. he see JALITY SILK HAT. THESE prices have been firmly establishud, and as implicitly relied on, as the beauty, styl | of the article to which they appertain. ‘The pro respectfully ask the public to tes on with the productions nd believes no candi ‘erry Boats from soot sess tm | MONTEVERDE’S: 0.5 BARCAY STREE’ rican Hotel,) New ¥ spectfally inform his f he has four as good Billiard Tables, as can be found. in the kept in complete order, rate apartments, the Kreeable te gentlem Kach gentleman visi be furnished wit use, and the bes Dilllard roo m excl lay strect until 11 BILLIARD AND BOWLING | county assembly tick 0. the value of his low the Ame- | John ‘any other manufactu: id will leave the premises or their prices. T. T. GURNEY, 134 Faltonst. | iT, (three doors bel ‘ork Sabai hose tables are in sepa- REMOVAL OF s HAT AND CAP MANUFAC’ respectfully notify the -d from his former locati a much more ¢ ymmod the first of Sep a private cue and apron, for his t . Any gentlemen w to themselves, or the how! can have the same by applying atthe bar. Also two Alleys, which are always kept in first best of attendance. day at 11 o'clock. Tues Fish or Clam Chowder Daring. the season the choicest Oysters, such as Shrew: 103 to 89 Fulton street. & CO., 6 Wall st. OTICE—TAPSCOTT’S GENERAL OFFICE, Removed from 75 to 86 South street.—Persons their friends im any part of the old counti necessary arrangements wit asonable terms, to have at, in THE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. ‘The Ships of this line are unsurpassed. by any othe: their immense size (all being 1000 tons, and upwards) r them more comfortable aud convenient than shipso reatest reliance may be placed fe subscribers are also order, with the ys and Saturdays, 1. WILD, manufacturer of Cutlery, No. calling for the above oyst ‘¢ them at the shortest notice; they. can depend having the above assortment. His Baris well stocked. w the choicest Wines and Li ean . | ubscribers, on re rt Knives of his own manufactur ing, good and cheap to the trade EDUCATION. EY. R. T. HUDDART'S School will re-open after t! Monday, September 7th. Cir Segars of the best quali- ps, and Panches made in please to communicat any neglect of duty of the attendants. FRANCIS MONTEVERDE, No.5 Barclay street. IP "Private entrance at the Hall door. THE ALHAMKA. ICE CREAM SALOON 'y, between Spring and Prince. Summer Vacation, of lars containing full parti ently and da Jehoch, 18 Fourteenth a Fifth avenue, or of M lnsurance Co, 58 Wi TO WOOLLEN GOODS MERCHANTS. H. MIGEON & CO. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND SATTINETS RE- FINISHERS, No. 341 West Srnevr, N.Y. EFERENCES : and Slade, 63 Pin street; D. Brigham & Edwards, office of the Alliance al6 tin*m For further particulars, a] ‘ No. 659 Broadwa 86 South st., 9d di TRANGERS—Strangers attraction in this fashior te WY. 2 varscorr, oor below Burling FOR LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.—ONLY REGULAR PACKET SHIPS, FOR LIVERPOOL.—The eleg M. thbone, master, will positive. and orders for work’ at Messrs. Wooleott AW. ©. Langley & Co, 3 Broad al6 CHAMPAGNE. delightful Cham; to the place, not to speak of the excellence \ , renin fend other refreshments to be found there. | Union Bank Tennessee, 50. Admittance free. 1 ~ CENTREVILLE COURSE—TROTT THORN FRESH INVOICE of thi The superior fast D. r, Will be despatched on the Sth of September For passage by either of the above ships, having unequalled Accommodations in cabin and stee y PURSE of $200 will be given—) harness, $50 to go to the second best im the race, for all horses, to come oft gust 29th, by 9 o’e ite heats, best 3 in ES—29 bales English, Bridport, Seme, Herring and Net Twines, comprising {fom 536 to 36 1b. manufactured, ember—The splendid fast suiling new packet shi OW DITCH, Capt. Pike. et, shy 14 900 tons burthen mited number of not be surj vd tember 3d, to close this day, sat EN & LOSEE’S, a complete assortment for this market.— CO. and her accomm oth of which will be ard, pier 13, foot of Governent lane, or to .,. GEORGE SHERLOCK, 158 Maiden Jane, 4 doors from South st. Passage can also be had to and from Liverpool, &e., and all parts of Great Britain and Ireland, by wpplying as above. Three or more to make a race, $760 Purses to close, September S, CARRIAGES, F AUCTION, every Monday, at 2 o'clock, at the American ¢orner of Chrystie and Delancy day. August 31 1846. OHN WILLIAMS, Proprietor FOR SALE, A beantifal black Pon for some time asa above will be sold low.on uin’s livery stable, 65 Re: FRENCH LANGUAGE. ONSIEUR EDMOND DU BUISSON, having a few hours to dispore of, affers his services to those whe are desirous of acquiring the French langusge. jars enquire at his residence, ‘Commencing Mov: » from 7 to 9, and from 4 to 5 P. M. Hotel, io the morni UNION LINE OF P. 'OOL.—Packet of the jid and fast sail CKETS FOR LIVER: rembe: iT. GEORGE, 1000 Passengers, it is well known are of packets, and thet more comfor able at second cabin an equal to those of any other capacity renders them w application on board, at pier N. &S.T. 86 Sonth st, 24 door below Burling slip. FOR NbW ORLEANS—Oni he 7th of September—The 4 hip TALLEY RAND, ¢ ¥ suit for the above port as advert A LE, vE SADDLE HORSE. rive alto in a.carrage. It fe. Apply to B. Galbraith, 29 Pa a PER LAST PACKET FROM EUROPE. ; n Hub! J. Smith, 241 Spri ye. It is just che met | -Ciuton, 127 Howery, and by drug re che ‘ebb, will positrve- honrd the vessel at ba Oe SOHN HERDMAN ‘The Tolleyrand will be succeeded } ship TECUMSEH to sail on the 12th 0 iar day. having handsome fi irnished accom: ‘all st., or to INS & CO., 56 South st. this evening, 2th Ph he Bird of Para A. GRIE No. 5, John street, New Vhik. RIOR MILK COW, imported from ov, & HING Room No. 9, Tontine Build rs will please be on Normandy, and for sale street, on Monday, at 12 o’el: At Orleans wharf foot lock, at whieh time she WOODRUFF, who ress. LE, Taylor, master, iy 4 ER: ew and fast ine ba EMPIRE ‘boo irihen, Capt. Russell, will sai ely as ab The accommodations of th second eabin and ste-rave port.all of which tion on board, at ier Nos? Now nee or ion 5 0. ver, AW. os. F PAPSEO %6 South street, ad door below wader r keneral ‘order, me OF . Consignees wi azir jeans whi lease attend to the on, August 27, 1846. South Carolina Statesmen and the President—A Scrap of History—Judge Douglass— Commission er of Patents—Distingwished Strangers ~The Statue of Washington, §¢ The report that Mr. Holmes did not call on the President when he was at Old Point, recently, and pay his respects to him, has, in the absence of something better, afforded a theme of conver- sation among the few politicians now in Wash- ington. They are ata loss to account for this slight on the part of the honorable Congressman. “How is it?” they ask; “we thought South Carolina policy governed the President in every thing?’ “And did net Mr. Holmes, when Mr, Polk sent im his veto of the Harbor bill, say, with great gusto, it was‘ really refreshing,’ lvoking ten years younger as he made the remark, while his colleagues responded, Amen?” Yes; ‘but a simple and brief explanation, from one of the South Carolina delegation, not Mrs..Rumor, will afford the reason for Mr. Holmes’s conduct, and perhaps serve as an index of events, in the un- known future. Itis all owing to Mr. Calhoun, between whom | and the President there is not as much intimacy and friendship as there was between Patroclus and Achille mon and Pythias, or Jonathan and David. ‘Towards the close of the last session of Congress, when assistant treasurers under the apaees | act were to be appointed, Mr. Holmes and his colleague, Mr. Burt, recommend- ed Colonel Harleson for the office at Charleston, | These gentlemen were so well satisfied with the | Presiden’’s answer, that they, or one of them, wrote to him, telling him that he was,or would no doubt be,appointed. But what was their mortifi- cation to discover that the President had sent in to the Senate, for confirmation, the name of Mr. Laval, instead of that of Col. Harleson ! Messrs. Hoimes and Burt were highly incensed, and openly accused the Executive of a breach of faith, saying that he repudiated the Colonel be- cause he was a Calhoun man! This is the version of the disappointed, and therefore ex parte. These gentlemen are as “ ar- dent” in their condemnation of this one act of the President as a ‘ southern sun” can make them. ‘This is the reason why Mr. Holmes did not call on the President at ‘Olu Point. As to the breach or frigidity between Mr. Calhoun aad Mr. Polk, or the causes which produced it, nothing need be said on the present occasion. In the Edgefield district, in South Carolina, Mr. Pickens is out against Mr. Calhoun, for the course he took on the Oregon question. A letter from Charleston dated the 22nd inst., now before me, | says that Mr. Pickens thinks, ‘by this course, to secure the favor of Mr. Polk, and obtain the mis- sion to England. Thus itis in the political world. Judge Douglass, of Illinois, went home from | this city, to Illinois, by the way of Charleston, South Carolina, taking the Southern route for the the western, Mr. Burke, the Commussioner of Patents, left the city this morning, for New Hampshire direct, “He will probably be absent a month. Gen, Hamilton, of South Carolina, and General Anderson, ex-Senator from Tennessee, are will | among the temporary sojourners in Washington, | Workmen were to-day employed in pulling | down the frame building on the Capitol grounds, | which enclosed Greenough’s statue of | ton. The “ living marble,” as it has been fanci- | fully designated, needs a thorough cleansing. It ‘ashing- conveys # poor idea of the “ father of his country.” Were the inscription to read ; “This represents a lymphatic Roman, just reeovering trom an attack of sickness,” it would be admired as a fine con- ception of the artist ; but te say “ Pater Patriw,” is to ask us to surrender every hallowed recollec- tion associated with the name of Washington. An iron railing is to be placed around the base of the statue, which will hereafter be exposed, ha- Ms, no canopy but that of heaven. o particular rumors, or transpiration of facts, | to-day, about the Departments. There has, within the last week, been a great comfortable. » Mr. Dallas was in the city last night. I presume he reached Warrenton in time to-day to eat the Democratic dinner tendered to him by his politi« cal friends in old Virginia, The Kev. C. A. Davis has been deprived of em- loyment as a clerk in the Treasury Department, y the refusal of Congress to make an appropria- for the Statistical Bureau. ELIX. Puiwapgrnia, Aug. 23, 1846, The weather has been close and sultry to-day, | butit is by far preferable to that which preceded it. A curious scene came off yesterday in the de- ts mocratic delegation in the Fourth Congressional master Mr. | the celebreted aud principal. Ri- ‘Arena, Mr. HOBBS, who: ‘traol Master Nixon. Olym district. At the regular meeting the following names were placed in general nomination; C. J. tson Ingersoll, Lewis Carr, Richard Vaux, J. Sidney Exer- Jones, and George Hassinger. Afterwards the delegates partook of some refreshments in an ad- ine joining room, and Col. Jones very injudiciously proposed that the candidates should address the members of the delegation. After some Mr. Geo. Sweet, the | demur the Hon. C. J Bec lead the way in an argument, prepared beforehand, to prove that he was the most available candidate, and could command a majority of 3000 more than his friend Mr. Carr. The latter gentleman then rose, and with a great show of modesty hoped that the una- nimous nomination of the delegation would be given to Mr. Ingersoll. This was resisted by Mr. Schnable, who, in a powerful speech demolished the arguments of Mr. Ingersoll, and declared his intention to oppose that gentleman’s re-nomina- tion. The convention isto nominate on the 7th September. In the second district the name of William A. ry, Stokes has been placed on nomination for Con- ress. o The whigs have selected the following as their —Senate,Jas. Vinyard; As- Sunbip, R. P. Gillingham, Alexander Marten, ? Binns, Peter . Glasgow, Chas. L. F. Mansfield, 8. W. Olwine, Samuel Cooper, and Peter L. Bockins, The bar of the city held a meeting this. morn- ing,and passed resolutions expressing their regret at the death and respect for the memo- of the Hon. John Kenned: one of the associate judges of the Supreme of this State, who died in this cityon Wednesday night, A melancholy accident occurred yesterday af- | ternoon, a short distance below the city, im conse- ‘ Some lads uence of careless use of fire-arms. Sere amusing themselves Li firing at a mark with an old percussion cap fowling piece, and while the rest were grouped around him,one was on his ith | knee placing the cap, the weapon being already charged with the breech resting on the ground.— Just as he hadaflixed the cap the hammer fell, and discharged the whole load into the head of a lad 13 years of age, named George Jones, killing him instantly. The coroner’s inquest exonera- ted the unhappy lad, in whose hands the weapon was, of all blame. The money stolen from the emigrant, of which mention was made, is believed to have come to this city, and the police are on the trail, with a fair prospect ef success, Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia, Avo. 28,—Finst Boann—$70 State 6's, 66; 2 Arren Satxs.—20 shares Commercial Bank, 4934; 22 — | do Western do, 4334. Srconp Boann—$3500 Texas Treasury Notes, 1234; $3500 State 5s, 5 ds, 664g; 50 Reading, 32%); 500 State 6’s, 6634. $1500 Texas Treasury Notes, 124; 60 ad, 327%; 7 Pennsylvania Bank, 251%; 10 29. From Navvoo.—Accounts from Nauvoo show | that there is great trouble in tha: region. An ex- | tra of the Warsaw Signal, of the 17th ee | proclamation of a [shear calling himself John Carlin, | who, it hi | roaen ty enya but by what authority is not stated. Mr. st., contains a en endeavoring to make some ar- Carlin says he went to Nauvoo and read his writs to the persons designated, but that they laughed at him! He thereupon ‘calls upon the “ order-loving” citizens of Han- cock county to assemble at fe, on the 24th inst, th se of forming a ‘‘ posse,” to march at once | ieinendoe ant arrest the contemners of his authority, | dead or alive. Whether this will turn out to be but smoke, we shall probably learn ina few days. The Jarge Mormon vote cast in Nauvoo at the last election, has convinced the antiMormons that there are more Mormons in and about Nauvoo than was previously re- presented. These, they will endeavor to drive out of the country. The Mormons, or rather the citizens of Nauvoo, are anticipating an attack, and are organizing the citizens into armed com \si a The [ore bo whic! ey i palates I the Stat expired, and there yut few, if any, leavin ‘its lan, the matter will soon be | brought to an asus id. preparing for re- mone stipulated to A Rattroap Accrpent, we understand, hap- ned to the Paterson cars yesterday afternoon,.— ‘he 1234 o’clock train from New York, mostly composed | of freight cars, when about two miles from the Bergen depot, was thrown off the track by the switce being mis- placed, tearing up the track for a considerable distance. ‘Che freight cars ran against each other, the ends mount: ing up into the nit, and throwing the bricks, furniture, ke. they contained, into confdsion. The beautiful pug one, ‘car ran some distance into a marsh, but no one, we lieve, was injured. They were detaine’, how ever, about 3)4 hours,—Newark Adv. Aug. 28.