The New York Herald Newspaper, August 31, 1846, Page 3

AN ADIBU. Sweet city ofthe summer breeze, how bard from thee this parting ! As thy turrets sink behind the wave, | feel the hot tear = Forth from e es thet weep And cannot Ps gaze, at ‘Te catch one last and lingering look of Rhoda’ ile snd am I grieving }—tearful leaving Rhoda’s rocky scones were fairer far in wild wood, nd still my heart yee ten te par Still yearned again to roam— erie this new change Is very strange ! ’T is like a second Jeaving of my own far island home. Is it for friends I grieving leave, and leaving grieve so Ab ! no—cold friendship never caused my brain to burn mod): 50 The tearful eye ‘The fearful sigh ‘The heart, so sad and sore, Proclaim regret, ‘That’s only met ‘When loving hearts, at parting, fee) that they may meet nomore. =~ Haply, from yender turret bends a dark eye o’er the Haply, to-night that eye will stain the soft and snowy Oh ! itis bliss Believing this! her 80 ! soothing joy, halt destroys The dark alloy of grief I feel, at bidding her adieu ! Off Point Judith, Aug. 25th, 1846 Mayne Rew. Forr Laramrg, June 28, 1846. ‘The Expedition to California. My last letter was dated at the Twin Springs, where we had encamped in a most beautiful place, and near which a large buffalo had been killed, The next day we reached the junction of the north and south forks, which form the great Platte. We travelled up the south fork four or five miles, when we crossed that stream, which was done not without some little difficulty, it being at this place nearly a mile wide, and deeper than usual, owing to the late rains. We arrived at the ford about the middle of the afternoon, and by sun- down the wagons were all over, the water in many places coming above the wagon beds. The next day we travelled up the south fork ten miles, andencamped. This is a most beautiful stream. ‘There are no islands in it asin the Platte—the bluffs are smooth—the bottom lands from three to five miles wide, gently sloping down to the water’s edge. Timberless, the prairies make a broad sweep over the bluffs, up and down the val- ey, and across the broad river, which winds its silver course through as lovely a scene as the eye ever dwelt upon. From this point the road leaves the river and runs tothe north fork. A distance of fifteen miles bi ht us to ‘‘Ash Hollow,” one of the most remarkable places we had seen on our route. The level prairie over which we had tra- velled nearly all day, suddenly sunk down into a deep gorge. It was a wild dell, and I was told had been the battle ground of the Sioux and Paw- nees. For five miles our wagons wound around among hills and steep declivities to a litle spring, half a mile from the north fork. Here we stopped to enjoy a refreshing draught of water after the fa- tigues of the day, in riding through this valley of sand and water. At this river we found a com- pany of rhs yagons encamped. They had jad considerable sickness, and this day had bu- ried one of their number. We continued up the north branch some three miles, when we encamp- ed for the night. We heard today that Dunbar’s company of 20 wagons, which had left ours a week or ten days previously, had gone up the south fork farther than we had, for the purpose of finding a better crossing, but that the water had risen so that it was impossible for them to cross. Their one bt J of getting across will be to kill buffalo, take Ive ‘Wave, and boat thus be able to get over. ‘ost of our compan: felt pained at leaving this Oregon party behind, articularly our young men, as there were many juir and amiable young The next ing we travelled over a sand road most the way. About 10 A. M. the Loi noggth Rock was discovered, some forty miles distant. I saw it. It looked like a small standing out in bold relief against the sky. T'we days more we reached this celebraied | 2¢@Fly as much as for the whole of last. There are yet UPERENCES. ve tno! fapeerthy onieestii Aled Mary Wo tee TT ienairaited, corre, of eae Lt ee rool, and arrived opposite to it about noon. Its | four monthe left of this year, intwo of which the coal ames have been selected from a long Boerh Garcase: Enncacdentoaes, Lockport 28th and 20th; Albion sist e Rapetanvert | height was variously estimated by our guessing | business will be very large. It is estimated that about wr pop tg 167 East Broad: PERS, etc., received weekly from his maNura at Attica on the 2d; at Perry on tl at Mount Morris on company, from two to eight hundred feet’ Tsuje | fohn Harper, 82 Cliff st iNG Sing, and manufactured expressly for the ReTAiL | the 4th; at LeRoy on the 5th; at Rochester on the 7th, 8th aud | 5 . . P- " four hundred and fifty thousand tons will be brought st. ‘yRape, and warran! all cases to ¢: ntire : at Canandaigua on the 10th; at Palmyra o1 the llth; at Pently sloping up, snd coming fs point'st ang | © {ide water over this road before the close | seruindua’ ood Moos hic Depeaica ss Cle | tama mapsietarng forthe il td winter ee, ennee | Lows os hg itt Viern on he th at Ach | t S sy ‘olumbia it JORK SOLE AN R = ie th, 5 Fenty sloping up, Mud coming 194 point at the | or ihe. your. This will wall te aggroguia tonnage | Plletey est Chases Athtes Vint Hart iutnerwithoheg ttlens comprising theaters | whe Lenget Eaablahmote Sct onan’ tuned aoe bl | of 1946, to about twelve hundred thousand, and show an | °° ree 5 Serio Lawes, Prof Greek, Ni ssortment ever offered in this cit i of which may be comprising 150 and Horses, requiring 26 commences rising in an oblong square, ot 10 by ediyes ” versity; Rev, J MeVicker, DV. Me foand by the PACKAGE or SINGLE, nat the Deror, 73 | Carriages to convey the performers, es, Musicians, 20 feet, 100 tec more. Yesterday we passed a | increase in this part of the business of the company of | Yolambia College; Rov, 9: Id. Poe e Maven Lane. R. WILTSE. au30iw*in | ke. Th company has ‘jtiached to it rsh, Female egues | srsiee Ssriosayin my iow thant this ; Some | about fifty per cent. The aggregate receipts of the | Walter Chisholm, Eoq, Principal Brook NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE, 69 MAIDEN ently arr | 06g eee hr dled oe ae the C. T ae 4 ortress, and | company of the year, compared with last, will show a | &2. bina og Esq., ‘Editor of the Anglo LANE, NEW YORK. MADAME MARIE MACARTE, hers the Castle Tower. But before emepiinh | grester per cent increase than this, as the charges for | wht FINE Calf City Made Boots, for, $3 00 ; Fine Calf | Whose new strlo of Hanestiem Ueats. peculiarly her ove, this, it may be necessary to give you some idea o ssadvaasitides bes wake We ca: huis, ti CHEAP SUGARS FOR PRESERVING. City Made Dress for, $3 50 : Fine French D: ual | boing chaste and Glaspie; ber grecetal end Seeciaating edness, this valley of the Platte, which possesses many , ‘'*sPorting coal this year have been higher than usual, | FROWN SUGAR for 38 7 lbs, good NO. 3s 6d and 4 Sy area 10 Sy, SA fll ons boven warrensed | Ao reuder tins gifted teil Wiphicecueetel ome tae meee: | r peculiarities. ; Jobers and is country. The Proprietors In one of my former letters, I have noticed the | ing been no opposition tothe rond this season, the Schuyl- | 4% 4) tetned show, 4 and ss Gd; crushed loaf Gs 7ibs. Tac dsddlner ots spe nail mone aster. ot jeseripicon given tn" the Ter song and hilly nature of its bluffs. In travelling kill Canal undergoing an enlargement. The monopoly | , Best quality young hyson for Gs ; very good 4s and 5s ; best pono Aa Steed by hin of toa Sxrregeanesy! id’ Coang Sane ‘up the river to Fort ie, [have remarked that | the railroad company have enjoyed this year, has hada | Srotie smal etc nes! en a cl MeGEANY a ites westrian Dir Riding Master, Mr. their knobs, or hills, or bluffs, or whatever else | P ~ baestgy PURE JAVA C iden lane, corner of William st. | NIXON, and the w own, DAN RICE. th be called very important and favorable influence upon the income? OFFEE. : e Perfc jebrated and principal Ri- hey may be , are only to be found upcn one | Old Java of the finest flavor, roasted and ground daily, 1s FINE BOOTS, FOR $3 60, leon of | HOBBS, whose feats on side of the river at atime, sometimes on cao sie , Which has probebly been as large as they can expect to | per ib; Sumatrads cents, Ror sole wt ansehen ne ea made, and are equal to those sold in other stores care the most extraordinary ever witnessed. Juve. | and then on the other. Consequently, while one | Fealize for several years, should th canal get once more | auogiw*re * Pash Gad He nea nes Dealer, ine’ French Calt Dress Boots for $4 50, equal | nile act of Horsemanship by Master Nixon. Olympic Exer- | side presents a rou, ‘@ppearance, the | intoeperation. The railroad has had the coal business . - enwich and 76 Vesey sts. to the made, aud sold in this city for $6 or $7. All e whole Soppeny: led by the great European | other, is. pmidoth > , THE AMAZON Boots warranted to give aatitinction. . MACART Wondertal, Fests by. Mr: | and even as a gently undulating | of the Schuylkill region to itself this year. WIGS, YOUNG & JONES, No.4 Ann street, | ( , Hector and Billy. The SWISS BRO’ | lawn. The wagons will often wind along under | ‘The following i Riel the atacent OF oval sint | be AEs aa Near the ‘American Musi in their elegant, Gymnastic, Postures aad Groupings. Mr. | these bluff, in their broken appearance, you | to market by the anal during the week ending | (3 ENTLEMEN’S Real Heads of Hair, being the Ia |) eee nt sonal nsetes Ie one Nae Tee COM. | Sieeetee sae, Mteoeend Ue War oer tomien Gees kis | can trace houses, castles, towns, and every thing , the 25th inst., and since the opening o! the navigation. greatest improvement in the manufacthre of Wi | thologieal and brilliant Act of“ Fancies of Proteus.” Mr wh.ch the imagination can conceive. These sud- Lenicn Coat Trape. Scalps; and the subscriber is happy in being the first to intro- | ‘ KN C. Howes in Stack Rope Evolations. Ge: denly disappear, and the blutis by a! This week. Previously. Tota. | duce them here. ‘They di he forehead and temples to | _ 128 FULTON STRE gelebrated Tight Rope Dancer, With | end’ even; ba . h “ ecome smooth gy Lehigh Company 82617 93481 00 99,307 17 | MAY height, a poi in wi ing never before attained.— ing it unnecessary to enter into particulars respect: ‘he whole comprising the leadiny en; t the ragged bluffs, with their By RhumecRun.. 4.633 14 = 67,189 16 = 72'193 10 | y are com of ventilating or gossamer work. They | ™& his fall fashions for 1816, would simply state, that hisnew | classic performe the world. les and towers, are again’ seen upon By Hesver Mendow....... 2871 00 46058 00 49,439 0 | Gtonthe y a mechanical contrivance eutirely new; they | stvle will excel in beauty. lightuess, taste, aud color, any | — aud HOWES &( w York Mammoth Cireus. the opposite side of the river, where they appear BY Vazleton.. 88 53.¥64 00 57,052 0g | AF put on ina moment. ‘They immediately adapt themselves | thing ever offered to the hat wearing Sof te city of CIRC KR SAL ie pivatar aplonsians an "iis. © dies Pr By Buck Mount 24,601 00 35.242 o9 | tothe countenance, and at once become part and pareel of the | New York, His prices are as low as his hats are fine: KCUS FOR 3 ry , ince lends €n- By Summit Leve! 7,082 00 7.506 09 | living Copy the address. au3l lw is*m LL the prope:ty of the Union Circus, now in this place, chantment to the view.” This was the case be- | From White Ha 151300 1,730 00 E. PHALON, 61 Broadway, opponite the 7 TOP consisting of horses, 100 foot caivass, seats. benches, ak eae TER, emhss lionise” Ger pone Ficoll AE edhe au2s im*re Glohe Hotel under Thusnins Hotel. NO MONOPOLY! curb and dress, all nearly new and in complete order for pre= ddenly j vornt y | Total ....-.++++9 17,001 11 294,998 16 312,790 07 | TEOLOGIC SETING WATIRIPONT & JAMES, FASHIONABLE iring any further outlay, the same be- suddenly jamped across the sream, and the first | ‘Toul ivoua Sahay hall Min 759 836 08 | GEOLOGICAL MEETING HATTERS, sale by execution, and is baling We saw, was the immense mass on the : am | EGE vensty me f the Ameriean Association of Geo- | No. 82 Nassau Street, near fulton. cee Sa ee reeL vane | tops of the blutis, 200 feet above the river. There | Total Schuylkill and Lehigh 1,072,626 15 | toge io the cits Of Now Vit ae Wed THE subscribers will be prepared to supply their Hon PF MES ERT AW | it stood, solitary and alone, in soleain grandeur. | The supply of coal this year is likely to be abundant. | A-M., and be coutinued for several days, friends and the public with the FALL STYLES of gen- JAMES O'NEILL.” it looked to ne en “ieee like the jorts on Go- Reh receipts Uti me me 8 fy be larger | sion: Fert y pty be at the New ‘ork Un [rs sreteiateee tare ih ae ot pene t. They gust 25, 1846. au27 lw*re yernor’s or Staten Island, and seems to have than uswal, and the importation from Pictou has already | aint Pro e ress MES TALLS th . i MARTINI, Professor of Singing, wi'l been placed there for the express puroose of been very large. under the warehousing systom. Coal oid | peodhese batronian Clas guanuter skolk com be aeatice ssons asusual, at his Music Room, 98 Leo- quarding the genii and spirits which dwell in the | Wut be cheaper in December See: MCRD | ee Marae, } secre iihgse sold at the more extensive and showy estab Society Library Building.” C.M. Wuratty, § Sere! way, and at as i ccord: ‘ oF THE AccoRDION he wonld re- caverns and deep recesses of the ragged peaks, ‘Gia Sboais ‘Seaebe pM Cay Lah Seabee nvited to register ther | ime tothe quality. AB -WATTRIPONT, | commend his Album, Just published, containing a delightfal which immediately toll Le i ollow in its train,aud Line the — gs009 U $68, 180% 10), too sks Lote ial RR. ag gt | RaMer and address at the rooms of the American iustituresia | _8u23 2w=rre WM. H. JAMES. collection of the most popular operatic melodies and favorite be A ‘ort Laramie. 1000 N Y State 7s, 1019 103% 50 do a1. { ReEeee, cm hete arn Sule stawincoBemerr | ESTABLISHED PRICES At P'This production was much needed, to show thet the best thy ‘o leave this part of my subject, as well To rer a 0 ie paiteeiz™ Be ASSIGNEES SALE. | GURNEY’S NEW ESTABLISHMENT, musical compositions can be ed on that instrument, as my letter, unfinished, for want of time. | MAY y7ahs Del Hud scrip 43 - se aot Fd t of September, nt 2 o’clock P. M., | 134 FuLtex Sraxet, (Sus Buitpine.) whose capabilities have remained so long unknown. finish it in a day ortwo. Isend this by a party of 10 Vicksburg Bink 5% 100 ReadimgRR 00 op ich street, the contents of ¢ FIRST QUALITY BLACK FUR HAT. enc er Sencumneaies TAS: DecnIs: CA. al eae ae Californians on their return to the “ States.” 109 Fai rust 2g 200 Nore Wor RR Si3g Sanaa ree mean, cane some wie Fao Bat. } ts peter = au30imem | 3 : bio 214 100° do bs ae if enone BOYER TLANTIC GARDEN 18 NOW O©EN FOR THE | tists STC. | Buoniecat “SS I at ER BONAR ROY OLY Aatignee SEABON Dotmerts cerses Bend Ti ean e7e | nw Srecuration.—Last week several citizens ap- 175 do 30 638 100 = do 60 577 ILLINOIS BONDS sa . Admittance tree, | s | papregns Me Ree | se ask no Mie oe | THE GND RSIGNED sent for she State of Iino iim*re WILLIAM ALLISON, Propriew? A i reby s notice, , te f 1 v: 7 , e juries ha: | of Mlinois, as ave entitle: 4 . him i «jury panel hed been drawn, “Tho Sheritreplied | ‘sovel.oc Gi RR ime 33 ae RfSMERR 36 upon sach of the stid bonds for $ 090, | REMOVAL OF | ROBERTSON’S PHOENIX | sigreriats Mast; Sev are now tobe found shox the fecon in the negative, and pronounced the summonses to be | 50 Harlem Railroad "33% 130 do -—bafup eK | sented to the undersigned (atthe Ameriexn Exchange Bank) | CW Pes uh gt ANUFACTORY. =| ft having, leased. the fires | rank forgeries. It turned out, upon further inquiry, that | 100° do bio 55% 50 do 460 6 | on or after the Ist of September nex, in order that the am uot pablic, that he has removed from his former location | ng desirous of the person who served the summonses, orsone ato is | 30 do id may be stamped thereon, end'a recei,t given for the | iosto bd Fulton steer cenettone | Suichie Book Department. connection with him, induced some of the persons sum- lew Stovk Exchange. amount puid. i store, and bavi | ng Geap Lis Wiiee ies se otied'Tor those who will buy | pooed te May $18 fora cerifcate to exe Pe them from | 25 shs Canton Co 3 Behe Morris Canal ¢ 634 | _auddlwem ‘Aug | ecufident of giv he ie | A Cheap List will sow be pu pertinence hb in wi nis was done was to | 30 Farmecs’ T: ; jor & Woe a or WROUGHT NAILS. | st. Farehasers are invited to call and examine his New Rooms, | Set ereene es a pain oleer, or fo it up a | 30 do ij an ean 378 HOO KEGS oF 100 1bs each of 234 and 3 inch wrought nails | —*15 !mem pests Gold.) _ | No. 203 Brondway. second floor. ee ere fitrsahing ieppur atian yarcis nacmoned mene | SPEER BS Bg | acne Shas ier uoenegemeae a wll slow, | CONBY ISLAND AND FoRT wa, | MONTEVERDE’S BILLIARD AND BOWLING | lo 57 . N—| § N. Juror belonged to militia company. % 40 ma | mae we "GEORGE F. GERDING, a Gock lb ny. Vere teoe | bay (Met: Cehace doves bolovd dibstone | % Mo aa Wy 33g | _au291mec 78 Maiden lane, junction of Liberty st | Sacre ir i ne conte, | NT O.5BARCAY STREET. (ie Senscriber would re- | Madame Jumel, widow of Aaron Burr, was mos #% do, Monday 3535 400 = do cash Tig WINES—20 bales English, Bridport, Seme. Herring and | _ The steamboat PROPRIETOR, Capt. H. Mallen, will on gpectfally inform his friends and this public in general, that | folly insulted at Saratoga frag’ oReadeenR st Bt 2 do 3337 Gill Net Twines, e BA complete assortment | 2 after Monday the 21th, commence rannivg, regularly to | he has four as good Billiard Tables, as ean be found. in the | mannered beors, Siding ins | 33 ae ep a 0 do ba 57! from 5% to 361b. manufactured resely for this market.— | Coney Island and Fort Hamilton, touching at the new Dock | city, all kept in complete order. As hese tables are in sepa- | coach and four. Madame J. will | ——— For sale by fb. R COLLINS & GO. +t Gowanus, ig passengers an opportunity of view: the pro} thi select | Sueousae orl ne wil = RE 7 46 Sonth street, piesa ‘Cer atery, where they can spend an, | agreeable to gentiem vu ate Par earend. Married. - | pleasant promenade; rétuening at an early hour. Lea 5 On the 23d instant, by the Rev. Mi BLUELICK WATER. | follows — farnished with a private ¢ apron, especial Gen. our Consul at Liverpool, bh Secouvena: ean v. Mr. Verala, Mr. Woe. | UST received, afresh supply of |“ Cnoal street, 934 A. M. and 136 P.M. H the best in Any gentlemen wishing the . h . ips Vaix, both of this city. han Divers ‘White Hall, 10-A. M. "MM. el to th Ives, or the bo 4 clined etpublls diteer teoderes hist oltizens of bis Holtsday’s: Bluelick mntucky. | Coney falandy 113, Me aad 5 M. eaeeya the seme by applying at tne bar. “Also two Bowling | Diea. wuthe: | ‘Touching at Gowanus each ie Alleys, hich are always kept in first rate order, witht . BEILBY, Proprietor. st of attendance. i nee to Greenwood Cemetery by the ee paareute, elles tonpeioe be the Tate Charles Fran: ERS FOR ALBANY, | , hunch every. eT oe Bs We, |, having been induced to | cis MeClure, in the 18th year of her age. ndays excepted—at 7 o'clock, P. D vason_ the choicest Oysters, such as Shrews- i ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectful- Mill Poad, Cold Spring and Massachu- | Ln ton Fark hout sregarding some it to walk some 5 miles, ‘water lots im that vi- to do, totally di fF resourse on or near igned, John Wheeler, Jr., otie'ss wowanus, BEM” size, utility, an ni oy per er aaiarpae ye Metallic Tablet Razor patie fr the article now in use, CG, H. Meday, J 7. Miller, «J. Hobe, C. ¥. Spe idell, and oldest years, can be had at soukeaeion, UND Alem toon shove Coasters eir skins, and make what is nalled “bull | ” and with small freights in each, they will | ni, ladies among them. | AMUSEMENTS, ae. HEATRE—First night of Mr. aud Mrs. C. y Evening, August 3ist. will be ri of THE GAME: se 2 AUCTION NOTICKS. Aucti JACOB 8. PLA’ : OOTS, SHOES, BROGANS: SHOE THREAD, ke.— Boece eR ATT let into, AeA: Se boyd ‘street, for of wi M may concern, Sor ot a ‘Aug 20, a Baber. rt PAts 23 ‘ ih | OF ‘s ean. the MONEY MARKET. Sunday, Aug. 30-6 P.M. ‘We have very little of interest to notice in the stock market. Prices still continue very much depressed and there appears to be very little disposition to make opera tions to any extent. Both boards are pretty well filled up, most of the members having returned from the wa- tering places, and we think there must be a movement of some kind made very soon. Some of the brokers are not making their salt, while others are operating among themselves, with the idea that they can make something out of each other. They will soon find out their mis? take, and may then make some effort to get up some- thing to draw in the outsiders. The rapid depreciation in the market value of Morris Canal, has had a tendency to frighten outside specula tors, and it will be very difficult to bring them again int? the market. A few more such movements as that re- cently made in Morris, will drive away all the outsiders and leave the brokers in Wall street to fleece each other to their satisfaction. ‘The bondholders of the Morris are boots; yy kip and ER— Alibezan, Mr ye. Fisher: Irza, Mi: ellomy; Bowbell, Mr. Bass Kate Horn; Fatima, Mrs. Seed To’clock, and the performances will com- alf-past 7 o’elos Boxes $1; Pit 50 cents ; ns; chil mi ti = und; women’s grain lace buskin: black lasting gaiters. Thread ; 20 cases cast Shoe Bills and audi It*je silk bor f Miss Julia Dean ‘wgimen be performed the Walter, Mr. Neate lodus, Mr. We t night, ‘Bist, will Ma: Clarke; M ‘emy SHER WOOD’S MAGNETIC MACHINE, S WARRANT§D to be perior to every other factured, by whate: of pretensions fois- io pre ever been obtained atthe Ame: or any other Institute, as Isely rr presented. maguetic forces more coutinsou-ly, with J) to the sensations of the patient and with more th: rth id A. BEECHER, Auction ECHER, store 46 Cedar str 1 Tees. To conclude w wa Mr. Hi aig Ng of PAU. rie nt; Mari an261m*r AUCTION NOTICE AND CARD. JACOB BRAISTED, Auctioneer. HE undersigned respectfully infvrms his friends and the public generally. i sr JACOB BRAISTED as hi 59 Deekinan and 69 Aun streets, effect, in his usual punctual manner, in REEN WICH THEATR i ly fitted, together tom’ streets—Mouday 3 form: eat cases of ach. &: E—Coruer m=) at all times pr spice of Housel ‘eive partic: y be made, as usual, on all di ; Ptions of dry goods, clothing, ke Se, and ou'a limit of PR ee og Fi sheet om hg BT MACAIRE— time, ; Me. JACOB BRAISTED ha . lores, % cents; Pit, 1244 cents. Doors open at 7—perfor- disposal of Real Estate, ESF val pan aie ore containivg specific directions for this instrument, and which alone c au2t 3t*m 102 Cl ~~~CITIZENS AND Sj HE advantages to be derived ter seri 7 Lf tablishment purchas of the business, as well as to th r bond making a desperate effort to get hold of the canal for Cerrone gg Cp ees be en a Scell Sf) to. Ihe, Droensiag manenen 00 aoe farge and fashionab EL. GABRIEL R. ‘“AaMILY! the amount of their bonds, but they will fail in their ob- RAVEL Fi MONSIEUR HENRI and MAD. ject. Itis not impossible but that the bondholdors may on collateral securities aud accounts closed up All bi ip. no successful c All busine ch t hy ‘he first fi AME L ‘even lose their lein on the canal as the stockholders | ™e" of prices, eto ment re fr "Tare leche which galy, wil commence ‘ou the 3 <p IMLt'® GAKDEN™Slonday Been have itin thett power to make and sustain the ples of | Ss hs ofthe tinenens of « rondway 82 Other ents ia | gold to pay advances, and storage, without reserve, ta. the hich, GLIMPSES OF THE VATICAN AT usury. In the event of their doing so the bondholders | Srapgrton. © wn (GB. CLARKE," | hignene bidaer.”"For futher particnlary, Pepe ove ae | RP cat dita emesis osha TIGHT ROPE ‘ ot ‘ om st , oppositathe new buiidings. : onthe 7 Will have a poor look for their investment. It isalso | 4 5 tne palace of Summer Goodsselling at cost | MUST Commission Merchant. To conclude with NJUROK,S GIFT ; OR, THE stated that the bondholders are buying up the stock at 29 2t*eodrh au222w*me JACOB BRAIST! Auctioneer. MAGIG he ae See ia ga oP pear the depreciation for the purpose of saving their bonds. | “J. A. O. D. UNITED BROTHERS LODGE, v7 1 EDGAR JENKING, Auctioneer, ents begin at 8 o'clock. Its at present impossible to tell what will be the result No. 8. ’ | IN CHANCERY, SALE IN PARTITION OF a RE ‘N NEVER BEFORE UNPRI DENTED COMBINAT! AND HILARIT RAND GALA DAY AT CAST NESDAY AFTERNOON THE BODINE FARM, NEAR PORT RICHMOND, STATEN ISLAND. IN PURSUANCE of adecreral order of the Court of Chancery, the above mentioned premises will be sold at public auction under the direction of the subscriber regular night, Monday, Augu: a isiness re! i ll be it be fore th ting to the welfare of the oda will be Mma Lefore nen an Pend *re of all the movements, there isjvery little doubt, however, but that the stockholders will come out of this operation much more favorably than they did out of the last. Under ENJOYED! 1ON OF NOVELTY 'L. Se Joun Lvcas Secretary | the most adverse circumstances the stockholders cannot be NG WOM jon as Nurce and pi on the premises, on the Ist day of | Athletic Games and Man! | called upon to pay more than eight dollars a share, which PE eae eis od the Foren aC targe | MONEE taeures and forthe : will give them the canal completely clear from debt. | 60d refvrence from her last place. Pleas calle at?7 Thom. Kull, ‘The Mansion HOUSE | ~ Mr. JOHN mows Profoes sou street, W aust !t*m som streets FE ast tm | and grou will be sold in one parcel, and the resi- ANTED—By a Protest T due of the premises will be divided an cels of convenient si Gymnasties st Boston, respectfally f . GALA FESTIVAL F Mts Before doing this, however, efforts will be made to re- ew York, GALA FOR FE WEDNE pudiate the debt, which we trust, under the circumstan- uhees. to the mirth. sold in lots or par- is vicinity. A RICH ENGTH OF STR i i i ir | how ework ingeneral ii For furth as tothe title. &c., application | AND AGILITY. «1 ces, will be successful. ‘This has been a swindling affair | 10 ngeneral ina private family. reaces. A ie 7 3 A ‘ sft AY, September 2d, at » ply at 186 Forsyth street. fro eh may leto F.8 KIN » Solicitor, 8 Cedarst., | CASTLE GARDEN, wh from one end to the other, and the stockholders will be | and! item 9 weet frontatore, ‘Pletwe call to-day. "| or tothe unders Sports and Athletic Gimes of Metiie Begin! Toner a Lithographie maps previous to the sale. Dated, August 22, 1846. au23 toSept!st m of the premises will be ready, five days on and Albi PHILO T. RUGGL Been received with raingled: The enter thousands nts of applau: one of a decidedly ori justified in pleading usury or anything else to throw off the indebtedness. D=By « Young Woman. to do chamber work, wa of city references given Master in Chancery. aracter, OF ae and cannot fail ~ Most enthusiastic approbation of ‘We annex a table exhibiting the quotations for certain | ance in the country. Apply 1 Christoval all classes of soci de Mr. Sherid: stocks tithe warled sla casei day cf the pastareak aus} street we aust 2tm A WANTED IMMEDIATELY, the’ utmost decorum’ and order ‘ve ieactered ‘enon. the at the close of the market of the week previous. There LDa By o jrespectable Young a al Meas nah CHS ven TtRe OEE caeeioteae POTN CDG ees tae BetnOG, WER HR IRR has beon no material alteration in any of the fancies, ex: as) to ‘chamber work on howe Berke asin Rielle aia toley vouse chiar Ir whi see: PROGRAMME. | ‘quired that the howse is in the upper part of the city, gen- | Ist. Archery at * target 40 yards, Best in value of five ing, rences from ironing, or cept Morris Canal, which has fallen from 8% to 6%, be- | lain cooking. Can give good her last emplo: ‘ers. Inquire 37 Hi Le 7 teelly furnished, and has ¢ rot , with bath room, ke, | @rows. Prize, a rich silver cun. ing a decline of about twenty-five per cent. There is s0 WASTED— An szjerenced persée thenend a = ‘A line to W. 8. Box 2327 Fost Olive, will meet. with atten 3d. Throwing the Sledge, weight 15 Ibs. Prize $3. little doing in the stock market that prices cannot fluc. | .¥, {ed with the Drug and Prescription Umsiness. ‘To one | S22: : : saan Sl ne garden cweiva tines’ Five Anite faces cee of undoubted integrity and nnexceptignable characte, 8 good TO LET FOR THE WINTER. —_| “ak Leapingthe ener ingle bar. Prize, asilver - _ Pye tion te offered. Preference will be given TWO splendid parlors on the first floor,together with | cup. Quorations ror bia} RINCIPAL SToc: DELLUC Patil 'N Pye che. ach lauguage. Ae handsome bed ms, pantries and wardrobes. Or Sth Running in Sacks, 100 yards. Prize. ilver cup. aa NO. No 2 Park Row: ‘oust Seem Tome, Gth. Long Foot Race, one mile, 24 c1reuits of the garden. Be ae Be oie Se ANTED, sanlece Wh oe bee, cold end torger | ith’ Wheelie Race, blind folded i Fag we Be ce ac | A RITUATION ot a cpsehan, cher private or pubic | felhe atl ate hou han Deen | a a eat treet = He GR Gai eg | Zh brome that shorouehly nnders s, Profeasi n. an since May and uewly faraished A private table is, hort Foot Race, 100 yards. Prize $3. Sot SS Ss aetna reauired, by Spebying st | p d. The house can be seen at any time from the lst of Climbing the Greased Pole. Prize. a splendid silver = i = 7K NK 7 WARDROBE AND FURNITURE WANTED September. The location is very desirable, being only one he pole. = my ARDROBE AND FURNITURE WANTED, ~ | block from Broadway, east "Terms made known by ap- igreased. Prize, the pig. a 663 OX ra 6 6 LADIES ANP GENTLEMEN can obtai plying at 413 Houston 28 4t* me ‘ill commence at 3 o'clock, preci 58% 58" 58 OST8C «575% 57! i Seesitar WANTED. 2 RAs ERAS au3d ati SM Six Boe fae 2 2 |, by applying for the subscriber Marion ap desta iad tals wires ce Seaient cme STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHI De hee ety Geri eats ak 'N. B.—A line through the post office or otherwives will be be accommodated with delightfully situated rooms, by | W. RON... 4.0... ++... .Manager and Lessee. SF BY HK BH | puncinaliy ateoded to uz lin®rh applving at 474 Broadway, suse imere_ | “THIF popalar plage of amasement has been uewly decora- hctendar aa aie aah im POST OFFICE DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE, coutaining 20 vee a ie OT Rar resents tre in the Union, ape eae a yA Re Daa 3 New York, August 29. 1846 irate ae fesse ines teanies THE FRENCH Spy’ ax Bic Bo BM BS BS) QTEAMER CALEDONIA from Boston, ‘Toe mail for | Htuaedona s ye Toute, 136 miles from T Merilde, Miss, Cy chapman; Tony, Mr. Barton; Colonel SY BMH BL 82% 8244 | AS the above steamer will be closed at this office on Monday | wards Woodbrldge. N- 6 Bice Peers Bowers? Dey of Algiers, Mr. E. Shaw; Vicksburg. ae é 5 3 Sie | fos at half fons o’clock P.M. Postage on all | Pearl street. 4 THE DUMB BELLE. Uni'd States Bi, ee eee ee te ters OF aif an ounce TO FOREIGN GENTLEMEN arnving im te | Vivian, Mr. Howard; Eliza, with songs, Mus. Howard. Rast Bomton.-. 16 = SK SOS | Sangeet ROBERT H. MORRIS. PeM. e Fiateas or oe Paddy O'Rofferty; Mt. Ey Shwe Caer Mr. W. Wood A comparison of prices current at the close of the mar- | URadane ieiecien al reas LO: Farm i eat m WALT nae ‘all : ‘ wo bed rooms, eit , eT Th : - ket yesterday, with those ruling at the close of the pre- | first or second floor ia the viciaity. of Majden lene At i Pin Teeontaine 308 acres offand, | “gh AM ings tte basen ee We BE ARELPHIA. vious week, exhibits a felling off in Ohio 6s of % per dress R. R., Herald office. Terms to be stated. au30 3t*re the highest state of cultivation, producing SECOND NIGH ¢ OF THE SEASON.“ cont; Pennsylvania 6s, ; Reading Bonds, %; Norwich | 4 ny pxcrLiiwe OME LLERS. one-the remaining 2 acfer being woodland. On the ae OLLINS = at | 2 tun it ye begu ith atte, ied " and Worcester, X; Harlem, %; Long Island, 3; Far- | he stock of » Retail Book Pg SR ge Nee ON TRS EVES Arist Gomedian and Vocalist. mers’ Loan, 1%; Canton Co., % ; Morris Canal, 2X, and | f00d neighborhood for, sale. Terms easy, and. rent low nthe ‘east; the ‘who ample ac- formed the Comedy intwo acta, entitled’ "© PO” Vicksburg, X. | =—aS — eA alii turrounding the Rouse are shided with clegear ever | THe NERVOUS MAN, AND THE MAN OF NERVE. There spears to be very little falling off, or variation | gYNGLISH AND CLASSICAL INSTITUTE, | greeas, and very beautifully laid out. ‘There ar Ca TR | } g RKET STRAET CHURCH. e jor Fs OF teni Ni in ERS. | in any way, in the weekly receipts of the Philadelphia | DREW, PRINCIPAL BNGLIOH DEPP TTT Tn: | large stame baru, conta i ot eae te Mic ad ey aateetep ete | and Reading Railroad Company. We annex acompara-| G. P. QUACKENBOS, A.M. PRIN. CLASS DEP. | hundred head of cattle, and for the f EDDY THE TILER. tive statemont of the business of the road during the | "[’HE Fall Term commences on Stiached: ‘There ars les thesdvantagevote heespringhouss, | TEDDY MALOHNEY the Tiler... Mr. COLLINS. | fourth week of August in the past throe years. cm ‘ tee house, fish pond, agarden of two, sctes, orchards stocked _. LEND ME FIVE SHILLINGS. Puttapeienia axp Reapina Rainoap. of a school. Pupils are received at all ages and fitted for the | spring water in every held, « duily maraiog aad evening raail | M-CGolightly, Mr. Chapman; Mrs. Major Phobbs, Miss Petrie. te Week ending fg, 24, 1844. Aug. 21. 1815. ug. 22, 1816. | Counting room or an Selige ve deme Giession exe to and from the city, by which the Philsdelphis. an HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE, BALTIMORE Travel se nos in $8,203 63 3,29 94 3.350 03 | Tages Weirhin the reach "ol ever wendy acing, their advan- | York papers of the same day are received, and an omnibus ADIES AND GENTLEMEN projet os goes hw ae he hi mrde for Latin and Greek dariag the fret thn eee uatiere, | Passing the gate morning aad evening, the ensuing season at the above ‘reight on coal. F 25,310 19 44,657 35 | Te Heluary Depurnsent ant Weis Lae wet vga P fine iementane wisthity: are Episcopal, Lutheran and | please apply by letter, SAC TUTTE Phiiataip Total... . $16,870.50 © "20,878 73 742 02 | trusted only to the most competent hands. ‘The firs et | ote ee ° ishi 4 ALL, Philadelphia, Coal ‘Trans: ‘ous: ties 23,606 31,029 | of re teancymals ls to see their pupils well established in the | ro p reucse are [nvieed ty celia eceentps is cores, east NT heey Ser One ee mri bots Gaiitlly. of oUulteaweporiad over: thls woed of thought and | However, be added that for beauty, healthful situation, an aa J ’ so much depends. | advan nd, it is mot surpassed by any in G. TIETZ, | from the mines to tide water, from the Ist of January to leeate ta thouiet Unites trouble, it may be well also to men- iis Duck of Vaucanson, tion the price, which is $235 per acre. hy te GLORGE SHEABY, Whitemarsh, au8 2taw dw*rre Moatgomery Co.. Penn. BOOTS AND SHOES. jancing Lady, his Cabinet of Anato ‘oons of Raphael in copper. Admittanee 2 cent c HOWES & CO.’S3 N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS. the 27th of August, 1846, was 759,836 tons. In the year 1845, 800,000 tons were transported. It thus appears that the coal business of eight months this year amounts to ed at Saxton & iB highly-educated ertiste the lead- | mth al to any now ‘made. Every thing el yellow and light Havana ¢s and 4s H | and have not been sub‘ect to those fluctuations, there hav- roadway, Granite corner of Cham! Geatler calling for th them at the shortest notie above assortment. His By Wines and Li id Segars of the best q juleps, and Punches made in her street above oysters can al- No. | Havana Segars.— mn an29 1w*rh Gy ui Ti Will leave on Moni ays W ADRK HUDSON. Cape it Os Seuttend | will leave on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings, ly invited to attend her funeral, this Colooke, from the residence of ae. H. ‘Woodman, Not i ect, corner of State street. Funeral service at rocisely at 10 o'clock. 4 NEWS for smokers of A Habanero House,” 12 Beekman stre their arrangements to furnish the arf blers, At Albany, August 29th inst, Mr. sti i | oelock. ‘ . ey idl ead sash feemeothG merchant of (hat oity, casa arn withthe vest segar the fiavana prodaecs, and cheap: | _ The above bonts wil at all in Albany in ample Riscasn ‘wit slosoo 0 evuanenieste: 6s che Ber, | In Montreal, 20th inst, Mra. M’Caviny, wife of John | fenow at llavuns soul wil cerca ee ae Sener Hivers | Te Te taken at moderate rates, and noe taken after 5% | SY nesleet of duty of the attendants, tating | to enjoy tho cool air, she made a misste; fell to the | amoog other im introdacea in the manu: | | All persons are forbad trusting any of the boats of this lines | > Private entrance at the Hall door, nade imer_ | ground, a distance of 20 feet. She died in the mare a kg boats, orto F.C, tn hour and a half, but not before giving birth to premen nt, apply on Seliaiferat the office on the wharf SW BEAT=i0,000 bushels, 1 [flinows Went fo On the 30th of July last, at his residence, in the coun- pas = ty of Prince Edward, Md, in the 67th year of his age, Mr, UNITED STATES MAIL LINE. au26r 4% Bonth street. | fantzs Moss. The deceased was in the militia service of At So'elock, P. M., Landing at In ane Tee | FOR SALE, | his couatry in the war of the revolution ; was at Guil- i | orem ie [el te ee bangh, will | A FINE SADDLE. HORKE. | ford Cotrt House and Little York. He was entitled to Steams OA NT Cae Geiday, and’ Sunder shee | WILL drive also in» carriage. ‘It is just the meht | Pention, which he drew for many years of his declining | A ep BORE a : linge sine, for riding om borsebeck, aad bes, been long | ‘Si | Steumbo SQUTH AMERICA, Captain 8. W. Brainard, | Pfoe—e ted to the saddle. Apply to B. Galbrnith, 23 Paik | Hecnie ate ariier of the Rev, Dr. Tolley, of Trane Tilldeareon Taceday, Thursday and Setardey afternoons, | “PER LAST PACKET FROM EUROP! ied at New Orleans in the 61 ar at 5 o'clock. fs. y 3 i sic amcadl br ar street vias B. ARE sentzeech way — subst ts, HO ir Chinese ie Pye the | Page county, the Rev. | St Second-hand Show Case for ale cheap. au2 iwer tial steamer ‘i PALO, Captain J. W. eee at Te eee ee | his age.’ The de- THORN CHAMPAG! ane or ei, Sgt, and Beye lot as THONG ee oe Beseay | out aw No. 5, John strest, New Whik Hier im the war of the revo- FRESH INVOICK of this hs ee ae a atced ereck teens Cant ey . eta csoes Vik. pre ABS aS is im | st. 7H orelock, I greet, 80 Canal, 84; Ds ane Sup KiNG CHARLES BPANIE: Bir, Biagk and member of the Mothodint nd prvvate i | Balt aa Heesieahie Nets chefs’ Wefreshincacs * paptastieggnat ghee sec sr: than and a ene ato | vel a , Three ind Pe i aay. sa be ‘atty-Ave price than that of - of the. boat, by visiting the | sona—x “| Sd rere mimaccth is ect Oe saul inh 10 Nee walowee sustdussy | Cages orem, alata Died | one sees how it is. | per should sup) LATEST INTELLIGENCE, Bar-rimone, Sunday Evening. Information has been received in this city that Santa Anna sailed for Sisal, instead of Vera Cruz, which accounts for his non-arrival at the latter place previous to the leaving of the stenmer Mis- sissippi. From Santa Fe, Letters from Santa Fe, dated July 17, state that a special session of the Council was called relative to the approach of Gen. Kearney. There were 600 soldiers in the place, and 1,000 on their way from the lower counties, and report states that they can raise 15,000 in tendays. Fortifica- tions were building; but the probability is that no resistance will be made. ——== BY THE MAILS. Wasuinoton, August 29, 1846. Whig Organization—An Appeal to the Democracy —Future Events—Present Condition of the Ad- ministration—A New Democratic Paper—Chief Naval Constructor—Recruiting Service. Itis a fact, not to be denied, that large num- bers of whig speeches are now being printed in this’city, and circulated under frank. During this month seventy-five thousand were folded and en- veloped, and the superintendent expects two hun- dred thousand more as seon as the press can work’them off ! This isa slight indication that the political elements are at work, and, asone of the papers says, that “the whigs stands animis opt- busque parati.”” It is true that the documents are folded and wrapped in paper at the public ex- pense ; but this should not be a matter of com- plant, for, with the appointment, occasionally, of a few whig cierks{in the departments, this is all the whigs can expect to receive under the present administration. Mr. Secretary Walker remained in this city during the recess of 1844, and did the very thing of which Mr, Ramsey is charged as guilty: The best of the story is, that Mr. Dickens, the Secretary of the Senate, assisted him; but when Mr. Dickens was subsequently a candidate for re-election, the democratie Senators, with two or three exceptions, (among them Mr. Benton,) voted for somebody from Pennsylvania, and Mr. Dickens barely squeezed in by whig votes! Both parties have alwayssent away documents at the public expense, and the cry now raised is nothing more than a political trick, which will be repeat- ed throughout the Smnby. What is to be done in the premises? Will not the cackling of geese save Rome? ‘Why can- not,” asks the editor of the Union, “the Demo- cratic Association of Washington again assem- ble, appoint a committee to ascertain the move- ments of the whigs, and report upon the best means which can be appointed to counteract them?’ The Democratic Association, composed of unwavering and patriotic gentlemen, at their own expense, sent away hundreds of thousands of documents in 1844; and, although people may laugh, did more than the present members of the cabinet, towards placing Mr. Polk in the Presi- dential chair. Some of these gentlemen obtained situations in the departments; but Governor Ran- dall threw his up, because Mr. Bancroft required him to act in the capacity of an ostler; and he wrote the Secretary a letter which has not, nor ever willbe, made public. Mr. Seignstack smells as strongly of democracy as he does of paint; but the circumstance of his wearing a green baize jacket, and being a little deaf, prevented him trom obtaining the office of Commissioner of pub- lic buildings. He was recommended to the office by,a thousand ,mechanics of Maryland and else- where. Hes as capable, honest and deserving, as any in the land, but—he didn’t get it. The Democratic Association have adopted the refix of “Jackson,” and meets in Jackson Hall, uilt and owned by Messrs. Blair and Rives. These gentlemen are members of the association. Will they rally at the sound of Mr. Ritchie’s trum. et? Willthey “hang the banner on the wall of ‘ackson Hall,” and answer to the Union’s call? No, sir. They cannot, unless some few circum- stances,which I am not now at liberty to mention, can be obliterated forever from their memory. What lies in the future may be guessed from the presentcondition of the administration. Every is. The settlement of the Oregon question on the basis of 49, and the veto of the river and harbor bill, have dissatisfied very man; | ofthe members of Congress, and their consti- tuents. Honorable gentlemen who came here to represent the people’s interests, have asked for of- fice for themselves, and been disappointed ; and there are hundreds of things which have afford- edthemes of complaint. Towards the close of the session, having confidence in my integrity, a dozen members wanted me to start a democratic aper ; which invitation I gratefully declined.” r. Rives was applied to; the gentleman who waited on him, endeavored to point out the ne- cessity for the Globe, revived ; 1t was, they said, the only means by which the democratic ren could be united, and future success secured. They were dissatisfied with the course of Mr. Ritchie, and did not conceive that he was acting in good faith towards all sections of the Union, but in good faith towards the Union newspaper, and those whose peculiar interes:s the official pa- rt. This is not rumor, but fact, so far as the information from twenty members of Congress, or more, can be credited. Bu! what did Mr. Rives say to all this? It is not the time, gentiemen. Messrs. Blair and Rives have wealth, a large printing-office, myriads of influential friends, and have not been treated as they de- sired at the hands cf the President. They are under no Kian oer: not to revive the daily 3 They print the Congressional Globe, and have years the start of Mr. Ritchie’s Congressional Register, which he proposes to publish to compen- sate for the withdrawal of the public printing at- ter the present Congress. Although the ‘* Union” has fifteen thousand subscribers, the list, we are told, must be still considerably enlarged to enable the’proprietors to sustain ail its usefulness, and to insure them against pecuniary loss. Y ‘The administration, and Mr. Ritchie, and all concerned, may not credit the assertion now ; but before the expiration of six months there will be another democrat paper in Was! ing 1, SUS- taining old Jacksonian prneiples. e editor, that is be, has left the city for the North. The event is just as certain asa firm pre-determina- tion can make it. What may occur to preventit cannot now be conceived. “This may, coming from an anonymous source, be disregarded. but none can tel ence the wind emanates. w= ever, itm ind will be felt. Ti rs very litle on the surface of po- lities in Washington, but there are subterranean movements which in due time 7 be developed. ‘A rendezvous has been opened near the mar- ket house for recruits to fill up the fifth regiment of United States infantry, which was almost de- stroyed by the consolidation of its meteriel to com- plete the number of men in other companies, re- quired by the act ot Congress passed at the last session, A rendezvous is also open for enlistments in the dragoon service. Our surplus population are now in Mexico, and therefore but few have been attracted by the music ef the drum and fife to the taverns, the doors of which are adorned by the stars and stripes of onr country. A large number of applications have been made for the office of Chief Naval Constructor, rendered vacant by the death of Mr. Humphreys; of course well backed by recommendations an personal influence; but the Secretary of the Navy will not appoint one, as there is no authority of law for doing s0. There are four or five who act in this capacity; and whenever it may be neces- sary, any one of them can be especially employed by the Department. Feuix. Purtavecrnta, August $0, 1846. We are at last enjoying a most splendid day; the sun beaming down upen us with summer heat, and scarcely a cloud to be seen to hide its glories. It is said that the body of Mr. David Hewlett, a member of the Gulick Guards, trom New York, who was drowned on Saturday morning, when about to embark on board the vessel, was found about noon to-day, in the river abreast of the Navy Yard, and atleast two miles from where the fatal accident occurred. Jon M. Coleman, Esq., has been nominated by the whigs of the third district, as their candi- date for Congress. Mr, Coleman was formerly superintendent of one of the grammar schools in that district. A large portion ef our colored population have leit the city for Chester and Wilmington, to attend the camp meeting at the former, or the quarterly meeting at the latter place. Ail the boats that have left the city yesterday or to-day, for either place, have been fterally blackened with them ; bee cesta had more than standing room on Two named Kemp he ol Aw mera burned, this morning, by an explosion of a quan- tity of r, wi Y which they were playing fire. The affair happened in South- ‘wark, and gave rise to an alarm of fire, twacted all the firemen from the upper