The New York Herald Newspaper, September 2, 1846, Page 3

The Hype Park, Dutchess Co., Sept. 1st, 1846. Tour Eprror or Tux New Dear Sir :—My attention has been called to an article in your yeste name is mentioned the Native American party in the Second Senato rial District, at the ensuing election. termination to decline any and all nominations iv well known to the leaders of that party, lam a in which my rd the proba a loss to divine in what way the report could iginated ; and as it may mislead some, I tak earliest opportunity of contradicting it in toto Although warmly attached to the Native American party, anu con! receive the sui ss of the American people, the use of my name can at present advance th: t party, or contribute in the sligh’ est degree to its success. As your jourual is th: first, and so far as I know the onl currency to the report, you will ol this contradiction of our obedient gras rinciples of th: ene ip the: rtof the grea en not think the interests of u one, to give lige me much by publishin; it in your nex ——— juested to refer the reader to advertisement of Dr. Samuel Dickson's ‘onper, the great Surgeon ‘stem of Medicine, We are req MY lusble Work, os Sar Astle * ork.” as Sir styled it, on the Chrono-Therm Challenge—Much hus been sald lately ahout the steamers ORE: frieudy of the Atlantic the Oregon, and thst 1 inion, and that if | offered a bet, For the purpose of te dthrir confidence it 0 N and ATLANTIC, it she was faster were ready to back the: would be taken up be- te » to bi day this week; ~ et) be given, aun the money deposited if thir pe spotwthe pu lie, tha rt Y on to race op yy Promise never to allow the Orenoo No. 10 Union Place. Daguerrian Gallery. er corner of Brondwayand Murray stre it We can recommend our get what will please them in the way of a perfect likeaess, Phalon’s Magic Halr Dye, a new and in scovery, Warranted neither to sinut nor wash off ‘e, which instantaneously change: enntiful browa or bla notice to be given. ps to Stonington. ‘The Plumbe National on aud instantaneous effect,all othe to twelve hours to produce any excellence will be ap) cation. Country gentlemen can have Rivited to'eall at the depot aud Ladies will be French Lunar Pills ean be lad to learn that the at 112 Cherry street. Navigation of the Ohio River, Se 36 foc! Lovieville, Ang 24... 5 toot 9 inches MONEY MARKET. Tueslay, Sept. 1—6 P. M. Notwithstanding the favorable advices from Mexico, andthe probable speedy settlement of our difficulties with that government, there was a decline in the stock market. Harlem fell off 44 per cent ; Norwich and Wor- cester 34 ; Reading %{; Long sland and Morris Canal left off'at yesterday’s prices. The sales were not large, and we attribute the decline to the fact that the accounts alluded to above, were not generally believed, the way they first came to hand being very unsatisfactory. confirmed, there must be an immediate improvement in the stock market; and if it results as anticipated, there will be one great cause of the present depression re- The books for subsciption to the capital stock of the Hudson River Railroad were opened to-day, at No. 6 The Canal Bank of Albany has declared a dividend of three per cent. The Girard Bank, of Philadelphia, resumed business a few days since, in its banking house in that city, upon ‘an availabie capital of about two hundred thousand dol- larg, with the annexed board of directors. Boaxp oF Dingctons—Gi Charles 8. Boker, > Bank, PuitaveLrnta. Edmoad Wilcox, ‘Win. M. Muzzey, John G. Whelan, ‘Thomas Prichett, W. M. Han sell. ‘Those acquainted with the business men of Philadel” phia, will see that the board is composed of some of the best merchants of that city. Six of the board are exten- sively engaged in the dry goods trade, and the character ofthe bo:rd throughout is such as to give the public great confidence in the institution over which they pre. side. The vicissitudes this bank h: the immense losses it has experienced in its capitel, and in ite other assets—the repid depreciation in the value of its property—and the immense amount of its liabilities, which have in neafly every instance been paid in full, guarantee a more favorable,result in the liquidation of its remaining liabilities, and a more favorable resumption o business than its most sanguine friends have anticipatedf Commencing business with an ava’ hundred thousand dollars, aad assets varying in value from three to five millions of dollars, it does so under auspices the most flattering. revlize on the remaining assets, when the bank tive operation, than when it was in the hands of trustees The debtors of a bank, as well as those of an individual do not make that effort to pay up, when that bank or that individual, is in a state of suspension, as when their creditors are engage Baok will have much greater faci of its assets and for thy settlement of claims now, than it has evempossessed ; and we have no doubt the direc” tors will realize a much larger amount from their assets’ thn the trustees would under the most favorable circum, In making this assertion, we do not wish to be Und+rstood as detracting an iota from the credit due the fal management of the affairs of the company, as we think they aw entitled to the thanks of the stockholders ; but the po: directors occupies, gives them much greater facilities for realizing on the assets of tho bank, than the trustees passed through— ible capital of two It will be much e1 in active busine: ies for the collection trustees for thei ‘Pie originel-capital of the Girard Bank was five mil- ‘Tions of doliars, composed of one hundred thonsand shares ot fitty dollars each. In the Jiquidation of the affairs of the bank, since its suspension, the tru: possession of thirty five thousand s sixty-five thousand shares, the market value of which, at the prevent time, is about ten dollars per share, repre- senting, at this rate, a capital of six hundred and filty There is very little doubt but that a much larger sum than this will be realized out of the as- sets of the bank, independent of the cash and available | capital the institution has commenced business upon. The § ock is permanently held by those who have great confi- in an ultimate improvement to some extent, in its an investment; and there is, therefore, very little flonting aboutin the market. The board of directors feel much encouraged, and have full faith in eventually establishing the bank upon a better basis than it ‘The experience of the past seven years? Purchase¢ #0 dearly, will be very serviceable in regu- lasing the operations of this institution, and there is, there- ore, very little danger of its progressing too rapidly, or adepting a course likely to lead it from the regu- lar and legitimate business of banking. We have more Confidence in banking institutions properly revived, those which have saved a moderate capital from the wreck of a large one, and resumed business upon it; than We have in hundreds of the new concerns which have been chartered within the past three year: knows, out of the banks, whether they have in fact any capital or not, the chances being that they have net ono- half, or perhaps one-quarter, of the capital represented. It may require a little time to get the Girard Bank once more fairly and successfully under way, but it must, before the Japse of many months, take its rank slong side the other banking inetitutions of Philadelphia. Its business, since the resumption, has been to a very fair extent and ix steadily increasing. The returns of the Canal thousand dollars. and Banking Company of for the week ending the 17th of August, make toe following exhibit. Canat ano Bawerno Company Cash Liabilitie tates. 690,366 37 | + 127,692 43 | $2,724,653 86 Due distant banks for Pperle. sev eevee Paper payable within 99 days Foreign and domestic bills of exchan; Papor payable in over 9° daya, ke ‘ceed the cash | Vabilitios $830,035 69 ; and that the amount of specie on | hand was more than twice as large as the circulation. It must be highly gratifying ta. those who feel an inter. est in the prosperity and credit of Pennsylvania, to learn that, notwithstanding the damages occasioned by the ex- traoslinary Moods of lust spring, and the consequent de- tention of navigation, there is every probability that the tolls of the year will exceed those of the sufficient to pay ail the expenses of the extra damages ‘The nett proceeds of the public works last y peying all expenses, was between six.and seven hundred thousand dollars. It will, therefore, be safe tocalculate on about the same amount this year, notwithstanding the severe damages to which they have beensubjected. Had ao extraordinary casualties occurred this season, there s every reason to believe that the nett revenue from the canals and railroads, would have been in the neighbor. hood of $900,000, ‘The annexed statement of personal property listed for axation in 1846, in one county in Ohio, shows the great «crease in the veluation in one year. Vatuation Pensovat Paorgaty, Hasitton Co., jumerated articles. me sous 1485 1,023,880 + $4,294,015 + + $3,390,330 Total Of this thore is in the city. sw the county Amount in 1845 Increase. . ery fair for one year. Old Stock $2000 U S 6s, 1862 103 1700 Obio fs, 1860 9% 1000 Reading Bonds 7 L0shs Morris Caual 7 try] 10 do 83 67% 1009 do ae 50. NA Trust 6) 7" 260 Reading RR 03 695 10 do s3 8 200 do b30 65, 40 East Boston biO 1434 100 oO 50 Island RR b60 3:38 300 wo do bio 313, ie ” 83 313 coy do ‘b60 31 25 Nork WorRR _ 374 odo 360 Pe Ey do 310 57 5 do 33 57 New Stock 1000 K. Ga ‘30 965 Sothei Talend eR as 3 30° do b30 313g 0 do b10 314g 2% Reaging RR Wed’y 654 1% do’ © 69: BFsEseelSfeeeee F SoFes! ” do Bw 69! 0 do Wed’y 65 40 Nor & Wor RR tw 5735 2% do 83.97% 2% = do © 5754 50 do bew 578 50 do b3 57 40 do Wed’y 57) 130. do bew 57 %5 do © bike Married. On the Ist inst. by the Rey. E. Crawford, Mr. Cuanues L. Tutery to Miss Hxixw Manta Cantocg, all of this city. at Springfield, N.J, onthe 30th ult., by the Rey. A. Rivers, Major M. N. Sir, of Brooklyn, L.1, to Miss Anita, daughter of David Carson, Esq, of the former ace. "On the 20th ull, at Philadelphia, by the Rev. Mr. Lice ter, Mr. Hexnt Dr Born, of New’ York, to Miss Jane Hust, of Philadelphia. Died. On Monday, Aug. Sist, Wittiam O’Baren, aged 78 years. residence, No. 433 Broome street. ‘he friends and acquaintances of Davin Hewett are T respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from 139 Hes- ter street, between Christie street and Bowery, at half- past 10 o’clock this morning, without further invitation. AtBrooklyn, Sept. Ist, Racuer Isanex, daughter of John and Elizabeth Green. The friends of the family and the members of Salem Division No. 35, 8, of T., Nassau Lodge No. 39, and Salem also, the members of Encampment No. 7. I. O.of O. Constitution Co. No. 7, are respecttully invited to attend her funeral this afternoon, at half-past 4 o’clock, from the corner of Nassnu and Jackson streets, Brooklyn. On Tuesday evening, Ist inst, after a protracted ill- d immortality, Sanant ness, and in the {ull hope of a bl Avy, eldest daughter of Mr. Samuel Winterton, aged 23 years, 6 months and 18 ‘The friends and ac spectful a , 3d inst , at half-past 3 o'clock. At Taunton, 15th ult, Mrs. Exrenrence, gonsort of the late Luther R sep aged 92 years. At Middleborough, 15th inst., Mrs. Sanan, wife of the late Lieut. Wm. Haskivs, of Taunton, aged 86 years At P months, A native ot Needman, Mass, ¢Tyringham, 7th ult, Mrs. Lue; Joseph’ Buell, of Grea’ Barrington, aged 88 years. At Newbern, 8. C., on Sund: merchant of New York. In Sonth Carolina, on the 25th ult, Rosext Mr: Ny Esq., the democratic Senator from Bladen, Columbus and B runswick counties. He died of bilious fever, on Wed friends upon his recent re-election to his former seat. In St. Charles county, Va., on thi tHan Baran, aged 87 y rolina, his mother was tuck; where be participated in the adventures and peril of the nitory and State. eran iaienmeeeraimnenernammenrmemammiaemmentimeenanmmntoeeeel + 903,085 2,759,432 ee + 9 $1,634,583 This increase amounts to about sixty percent, which His friends and acquaintances, and those of his sons, William, John, and Robert, and his sons-in-law, Robert Pardow and Wm M. Lummis, are invited to attend his funeral this afternoon, at half-past 4 o’clock, from his late 4 tances of the family are re- invited to attend her funeral, from’ the resi- other father. 166 Canal street, on Thursday after. terborough, N. H., Mr. Samus. Eves, 93 years 9 relict of the late 23d ult., Abatan H. Van Boxxr.en, Eeq, in the Olst year of his age—formerly a last, in the midst of the congratulations of his th ult, Mr. Jora- He was born in North Ca- sister-to Daniel Boone, and with him in early life he was one of the first settlers of Ken- tlement of that country. He removed to Mis- souri 47 years ago, during the time the Spaniards owned the country, and has ever since been a citizen of this ter GULICK GUARDS. TH members of this Company are hereby ode: pear in full uniform, at the Armory, on this (We: moruing, at 8 o’clock, fur the purpose of attending the ral of our brocher soldier, David Hewlett. JOHN CARL ND, Commandant James Bostwic, Orderly Sergeant. #2 Made tT LAGE, LODGE, No. 163, 1. UO, or O. F—Th M Ne T. 0,01 Brothers ef Hermitage ‘Lodge, are notified to meet their Lodge Ktoom, 132 Bowery, this day, Wedacedey o'clock, for the purpose of paying the Digi wiease, of res} wa Neil. The members of the to our departed other, James I Order generally are invited to attend. Setest wines J. W. SCHUMES N, G. H.R. Scnentes, Secretary. 52 Iterre Lee At Niblo’s, oron the way to the South rerry, « si Cameo Pin, Whoever will leave it at jt at re hall receive $2 reward. H. ATCH! W toot o'clock, Pismere Sales count of 200 Gold aud. Si of Secoud hand Watches, &e. Also—100 Accordion ; also se Glass Cases. cash © talognes vow ready. s WM ORMIC ALk OF FURNITURE 0} Sar Clock, at No. 202, Gren furniture of 12 en furniture. WALTER GREE! (stone JOR wy eT EMrORTED HAV ANG SE —W. GREENOUGH mber 2nd. at 11 o'clock, at the auction store imported Havana Auro- will sell this day, Segars, entitled to debentu: ra La ins. La Flora, &e., alm Wi ingtoa & Lord By: id samples are now it be foun ih; s2 It nu EXTENSIVE SALE BY AUCTION. — A [°H CHINA AND Gi w. A WARE, = aed Yor'et : offered for sale In hands Gas F ixtw a splendid assortment of rich C! meats, ke Ke. tire stork is to be s: 7" Corer Broadway eer. AUCTION NOTICE } D. JACOB BRAISTED, A HE undersigned respectfully “friends and the ONDAY, Sevtember 7th, at 20 $300 $109 tothe second best horse. publie ‘0. 59 Beekman aud 69 Aun streets, h effect, les usual punctual manny eral advances will be made, jons of dry goods, clothing, ke &c., . JACOB BRAISTED having disposal of Real Estate, will attend partic: and mortgage, promissory notes, stocks ‘on collaters Brities. All b quirer. au222w*me =———————$_=__ ——_———_[__ WAktED- 4 Child to nurse by a Young Womaw, — a fresh breast of milk, Would prefer hi but has no o jection to going out. Inq Mulberry street. s22%r AMUSEMENTS, ke. HOWES & CO.’S N. ¥. MAMMOTH CIKCUS. PAIS uanvalled cons, of Equestrian ‘26th 26th 5 ‘28th and 29th; Albion 31st Attica on the 2d; at Pe it LeRoy on the Fa stock of a house fortunare, Cousisting of «large of Gold Jewelry, Terms | States, ik thand 7th, during the Largest Establishment ever organized 1 Men and fe an to convey the performers, company has attached to it whom 1s the Greatest Female Rider o! y arrived from Pai < “MARIE” MACARTE, whose new sryle of F to the brilliant description jiven in the re sPective newspapers o! d Um d OTHING—Benedick, Kean; Claudio, ¥r Dyott; Rogberty, Mr Bass; Mrs Charles Ki ‘ To conclude with the Fa NGAL TIGER— He L. Col. Damas. Mr Clarke; Jolix Dean. » the Misses Vallee will dance La Polka, conclude with the Drama of MAKE PRO- S—Tom R kewell, Mr ‘auny Moretand, pen at 7 o’el eek, rele, 50 cents; Upper Box: ts distinguished arti: HO ON, and the unaj the Performers is the ¢ fapaleon of the Areu eback are (he most extraot ile act of Horsemanship by Master A y the whole Company, ted ler, Mr, MACARTE. -W Hector and Bill Masta, Mr. RICE. verree and prinet| tures and Groupings. Sweet as the Chariot Pr Mr. Geo, Sweet, the ht Rope Dancer, With a variet ‘he whole comprising the leading, most telented, lassie performers inthe 0.8 New York Mammoth Cireus. CIRCUS FOR SALE, seats, all nearly new and iv complete order fer pre- ptember 2d, OF LYONS— Wr H Chapman; Cot re Eatravagaize of, the RIO GRANDE Capea Hopkins, MH Chapman; Mrs a h the Drama of JACK SHEPPARD— Julia Drake. ents, Doors open at 7—perfor mast 7 o’elock. SASTLE GARDEN, wi ean Gay snd event OPLAN' MINSTRELS = ion of half an hour for refreshments beautiful range of COSMORAMAS, series of DISSOLVING VIEWS and WOKKS to commence at a quarter to 8 precisely ents: TROTTING AND ih 'M Yelock, P. M.—Purse Hh services of Mr. : B BRAISTED as bis his aree store AND HI AND GALA DAY AT CAS’ NESDAY AFTERNOON, tem! Athletic Games and Manly E) novel bare, and for the fat e ¢ public. Valuable Prizes free to all Competitors JOHN SHERIDAN, the well-koown Professo Gymnastics at Boston, respectfully announ ovine community of "New York, and ite ¥i VoPurs under the dle. “CENTREVILLE TROTTING COURSE. RSE of $300, to be given for the two champions 100 to the second best, and to come o! instant, two miles and repent, enters pacing c. h.g. James K. Polk, to skele- tb. x. Moscow, to go ay he plea aceoidiag to the rules of the cours CONKLIN, Proprietor, Centreville, Sept. 1, 1816 Ist. Archery al ~ KILL ‘0 stop dinrrhona wit .. Prize, arich silver cup. e it cures ulcers, W ANTED—A situation by a respectable Protestant Ger- man Young Woman,as chambermaid and todo plan “4 sewing ina private i tween Sth and 7th avenues. No. 7th ave up stairs, first floor, 32 lt*r WANTED. . BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, a room, witll breakfast only, between Liberty street and the Park. A line dressed to H., Her office, will be attended to, 198 1t#re ANTED—By a Young Woman, a situation as Cook, of toassist in washing and ironing. Good city reference kiven. Address A-B. at this office. al ster W ANS ED—A situation by » respectable Young as Chambermaid, or to do general house work smal} ‘Private family. ‘The. best of city reference given. Apply at No. 2 Stone street. 81 2t to do chamberwor! no obj 472 Pearl street, room No. 12. side, between fifteenth and sixteeuth streets. ‘he best of city reference can be given, sl 2t®r WW ASTED— An experienced person thoroughly «, quain- ted with the Drug and Prescripcion business. ‘To one of undoubted integrity and unexceptionable character, a good situation is offered: Preference will be giveu ig,one well acquainted with the French language. Apply to 5 tm and perma DELLUC & CU, No 2 Park Row. au3l 2D, A SITUATION 18 a conchman, either private or public, by one that thoroughly understands his professi vn, an will give any satisfactory reference required, by applying at T 203 Greenwich street. au28 6t' WARDKOBE AND FURNITURE WANTED, ADIES AND GENTLEMEN can obtain the cash prices for all kind of wearing apparel fu-aitur by applying for the tween Broome and Spring streets. N. B.—A line through the post office or otherwise. puvctually attended to. os 8026 im*rh MERCER’S COFFEE AND DINING ROOMS, Own Nassau and Ann streets, New York, where every luxury is served during its’ season at moderate charges. Private entrance to Ladies’ Dining (attend- ed by Mrs. M 2LA ti "18 STANFIELD, DENTIST, HAS RETURNED TO THE CITY. au3tlw*m SHERWOOD’S MAGNETIC MACHINE, ly re presente more continvon:ly, with less violence to the sen the patient aud with more permanent efficacy, than invented, while the cures it has acta: language according to ord+ wing specific directions forthe new method of w this instrument, and which aloue cun render it eftectual H. Ht SHERWOOD, ) aust stm LOST. A SAVINGS BANK BOOK. No. 86,916, within the last four weeks. The finder ill receive the thauks of the it at the Savings Bank, Chambers street. ~~ $10 REWARD—LOST OR STOL! N'the evening of the 30th ult., from the wharf at Ho boken, a Yawl Boat, 20 feet long, the exception of one black streak arot ‘ut der’s name uhscriber. "JOHN VAN BOSKERG. pt 2, 1946. stiwtre Lost BETWEEN Hownrd House, New York, and Philsdelp! on Sitarday or Sunday; a dmft drawn by G A. Nicoll: Superivte dent. dated Ang. No 20, at uni aud seventy-one dotlars and forty-se' Treasurer of Phitadelphia and Keading Ki MSs diel As the said draft was not eng da ‘steppe Bk Walnut street, Philsdelp ig Walnut street, Philade aaer 3 M. 8. BULKLEY Wi. A BERCHER, Apctioncer UCTION N: TICE—WM. A. BEE this dv. at his auction rooms, 46 Ceda now Tendy. re denie s2it*re PUSH HOOK = | themselves. "Also s Hooks, omnereny sold © large quan’ Fichivg Tackle Manutac of the most superior drilled eved Ne No. 52 Fulton street, corser (lift. GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES the real Limer GOING TO OR ARRIY ING FROM EUROPE, OR ELSEWHERE such as Wearing Apprre! , ke, which convert into Cas, ay dovso advantageous! * EVETT, No 80 Broad Poitment. H OLEVETT, bath ceive prompt attenti uo N. B.—A line through the post office or otherwise ra re- 52°F VAUMERS.AND MILLE NK; Tlagerstown, Ma. a _ otes of th: tution boug! at one per cent deen, by TAYLOR & SMITH 82 tw No. 42 Wall st CHRISTIE'S GENUINE GALVANIC RINGS, AND FOR THE PRIMASENT CURE OF RM AN D RHEUMA it. ™M, ; tres try, are dail BECTS, BRACELETS, GARTERS, ke , are sdapted for various and can be worn by the th perfeet safety and convenience. The great be witnessed to be believed. ‘Only Agency in New York, No. 182 Broadway, between Johw street, and Maiden lane, (> Explenntory pamphlets may be had gratis. 2 iwiktW *r ) WATTS late Judge of the Commerral Court Jeans, has resumed the practice of his profes- and C Hor at Law in the Federal aud Brate Conrts of Li New Orleans, S 1916 sl 2w*re iOTHAM,” 293 ROWERY. H B. N, announces to his friends and the publie, « thathis fall srrangements of mi enteftainments will be rerumed in the most attractive style, this evening, ussday, lst September. In order to secure the general ap- probation which thi te of rational recreati as experi- enced, he hs eng Messrs. Knease, Lynch, Mrs. Sharp, Miss the seaton. Every available talent will be employed, and it ry to say thar he is determined to secure from Is that support that they have extended to hin with 'Y. and to promote the comfort of all who letra H. R_VENN, 208 Bowery, Gothim. NOW READY, PART THIRTY OF WR TUE's ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE. vas contvins spirited engraving of Nosh’, Fan en) sureniton ofall vets ofthe fin articulariy € this work. al ger (late Ro Martin & Co. inted white, with the top, and has a ew mast, bench-step and thwart. S. McCormick. the branded ov the inside of the stern, A re~ OLLARS will be given on the delivery of ight for thirteen raed, mndgpay- snitable reward will be iid to: office of the company, No. ER will sell treet, © large and desirable assortmentof ¥ oreign and Domestie Dry Qoors. Sale will commence at 10 o’cloc&. Catalogues and samples CON OY offer tothe irade atremuonerating prices, a large ns: o-tment of the genu- we hollow pointed Limerick Hooks, made expressly for fe assortment of ordinery Limerick ey would Z rt by sending to the subseriber, who will attend st their residence by ap- ce exerted on the system by these arti- the well known F i ¢ favorites— muce, ke. during Gothym.* * arsvlid falled to RENCH LANGUAGE, MORSIEUR EDMOND DU BUISSON hours to dispose of, offers his servi aap coniroes of acquiring the French langasg ‘or furtive: Hotel, ia the morning, from 7 to 9, and from 4 to 3 P.M. anal im rre TINMEN AND SHEET-JRON WORKERS, ATTENTION. FORTUNE FOR SOME OF YOU —Th haa ivented au effective sppuratus for prev ng at the wrong end, Itbeing out « cai Line of business, he wil dispose of the Right of In gr Manofact re To those whom it will most bewefit, on imin sate #p ation (in pe'son) at 375 Greenwich reet, near North Moore, from 8to 10 A, M. Ask for Mr J. st 3t*rre and sores of all and every . the money will be Iso eradicate all rhea as applied. To b bottl dott! HUDSON RIVER. AT 4 MEETING of the September Ist, 1946, it was unanimously the passengers be teudered ly conduct, and his efforts to silver cup, 8th. Short Foot Race, 100 yards. Prize $3. Climbing the Greased Pole. Prize. watch, on the top of the pole, 10th. Pig Race, tail greased. Prize, the pi ees The sports will commence A ion 25 cent engers held SPLENDID, — = to the Captain, for h GREAT ATTRACTION! PIECES MR. CRISP MES "oRT Pk CHIPPENDA. . s s. SP. . 'PPEN, E RS LOVELL, TTS. ae ‘LL, MRS. WATTS IBLO'’S + ARDEN—We the performances will be After which, the Comedy 0 1 Celspy John [row thack, Mrs ‘Watts, MrC ally Scraggs, Mra Crisp, pen at 7o’clock; eutertainmants Voxre at 8 o'clock cei ¥ NEPER BEFORE E EVE. ‘ NJOYED! ENTED LON BINATION OF ROVELTY LARIT tLE GARDEN, WED- ir 2d, 1846.—~ Eng! of an’ entirely presented. to the New vaL FO) ant GILITY, on WEDN CASTLE GARDEN, when he ih Sports and Athletic Games of Merrie England ! which have at Boston and Alban attracted thousands of spectators and h mingled shouts of applause and laughter, tisone of a decidedly original character, ithslastic. approbation o . Sheridan pledges himself that am and 0 be preserved upon the Some idea o1 the sports and prizes will be gamed PROGRAMME. target. 40 yards. Best in value of five 2d. Throwing the Sledge, weight 15 Ibs. Prize $3. 3d. Wheelbarrow Race, halt a mil jen twelve times. ' Prize, a siiver cup. eaping—the exercise of the single bar, Prize, asilver cup. Sth. Running in Sacks, 100 yards. Prize. asilyer cup. 6th. Leng Foot Race, one mile, 24 circuits of the garden, Prize, arich le, making di ceute of silver cup. eelbarrow Race, blind folded, 100 yards. Prize, a plendid silver tt 3 O'clock, precisely. % au30 dt*m. recommend to al i Parties going on all pic-uie or other excarsions, Ca) pain Heury A. Hi \. H. WAGEN, jewkes, William Cameron, GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION AND COTILLON PARTY TO CONE IE subscriber hat WANLUT STRE E. A. Mansnat, Le ‘Gronor Evans, Secreta Wa. H Hazard, William 8 82 lt*rre re W ANteD-A situation by two respectable American Girls, ‘ vork and assist in washing have jons to take care o! n, to im 5 to take cal jease ingolegiat ANTED—A situation by a fespectable protestant young woman, ina private family, "to cook, wash and 1ron, oF do general housework. Please call 242 Sixth Avenue, in the SIR PATRICH OTP E NO TEDDY MALOWNEY oragcky White: | In which eharacter, he will sing "The 0c oney Island, and re- tamatanearly hour, A Cotillon Baud is engaged for the Fare for the whole excursion, 40 cents each. TONEY ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON FERRY. The Stermer 1OLAS, will on and after this Coney Foot of Pike street. 0 will leave foot of Canal ay HIS popu} ted, and ix naw the handsomest thestre in the Uniow, WEDNESD. < eptember 9d, FIRST NIGHT OF MR, ANDARS WALLACK, Torclock, 4. M. 4o’clock, P.M. Landing at Fort Hamilton e All persons are forbid trusting any one on account of the 1% o'clock, P. M. © o'clock, P. M. sh way. Fare 123¢ cents. Claude Melnotte, Mr» al acl ton; Beanseant, Mr Marsh; Glavis, Mr E Shaw; rauline, ‘Wallack; Widow Melnotte. Ms Hughes. Miss Oceana aad, Mr Benni: scriber at No. 11 Marion street. be- Jeremy Diddler, M STOKER: way, My Hamilio amer IRON WITC wwn for a few da: sh asi We COLLINS, y the celebrated Irish Comedian and Vocalist, ENING, September 2d, 1846, will be Somedy ol IKISH_AMB ASSADOR, 'o be followed b MR. COLLINS. ry of EDDY THE TILER. .Mr. COLLINS. Widow Mahoney.” To conelnde with the SCA! {, the Tiler. YO y Mr. COLLINS will appear every night this week. ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA. TO place’of amusement has beet newly decors: THE LADY O} ‘olonel Damas, Mr Bure ina de Greeque. AISING THE WIND. + Howard; Sam, Mr Burton: Fanwood, Mr'E Shaw; 8). c IGNOR LOUIS MAR’ LON EXCURSION ENING) Sept 3 EW YORK mber of gentlemen, who tire satisfaction, did new steamboat JOS. 3 WARRANT* D to be gr her $ Or pretensions fuis- ws ever been ontained 9 of any other Institute, as parts the maguetic forces next, September 3, and up the North River, return- about three or four he Committee pledge themselves that not rt will be wantiag to make it equal, retofore given to the pudlic. ‘The management of the floor will be under the direction of first rate amateurs Refreshments served up on the E Tickets, Oue Dollar, i tobe obtained at (09 W. ‘The steamboat Jos. E. Foot of Pike street, East Nortn River, 736 ;) Liberty barge Prett in tow ; foot of ¢ ry other ty Cay ed are incou- dmitting a Genth KER, corner of fee, will leave as follows, viz. : P.M; Pier No.1, j to 8, and take the I street, at 8i¢ ; Old State to9; and Nineteenth street at 34 past 9. - ie weather prove unfavorable, due notice will LA when the Excursion will take place. 22 ire : A'L LINE FO} 1A NORWICH & STER, without change of: rw! y muel having a few sto those who REGULAR 5 ‘or of Singing, wi a h sic Room, 98 Leo- the Society Library Building. lessons as usual, at hi To THY AMat&éUKs or THE AcconDION he would re- commend his Album, just pablished, containing a delightiul collection of the most popular operatic melodies and favorite ‘ion was much needed, to show that the best i on that instrument, COLMAN’S LASSIC CABINET AINTINGS, peBtattouery,, Drawings, Brawley » , Fane) , c, ke. are now to be found pea the peoond tot irs, (having leased. the firs: " erg ¢ Sry eine wil he cold saree lowe priven sn h below the regular prices, being den oon ap Last will soon be published forthose who will bay n quantities, Purchasers are invited to call and exam’ No. 20? Brondway, second floor. TLANTIC GARD SEASO} N is NOW wow The N.—Dodworth’s Cornet Bend will perform every ‘Taesday and Friday evenings, commencing June tad, + o'clock. \mittance tree. om WILLIAM ALLIBON | Proprie ‘ i r particalars enquire at his residence, Died York Gage, OF without, this line are sceompanied throux ticular charge of th i} otherwise give his attention to thei ith side Pier No 1, North River. fe + (sundays excepted) at 5 o'clock, ductor of the trai divertiser | Ch TO TAILORS. HE Fall and Winter F. ready for sale, p, street, New Yor NOTICE, solved on the 270 late, stant, by mucaal cousent. All. pers indebted to the late fm wiil please ware itamediate pay meut to THostas Ouiver. PHOS. OLIVER, WM. HOYLE, Ji Dated New York, August 27th. 1816, silwe TPYHE duties of Miss KeCGH’S School. No, 73 Third Ave- nue, will be resamed on Monday, Sept.7th. sl lw*r GEOLOGICAL MEETIN HE yearly meeting of the American Association of Geo- Jozists and Natoralists, will be held at Colum lege in the city of New Yo Wrinesday, Sept. A.M., and be coutinued fo al days. Any even ons onaddresses, will beat the New York Universit sons interested in progress 0! ience are iny: tend. JAMES TALLMAD( Chairman of Local Commitios. Wilraruy, Secretaries, Mi names and address atthe rooms of the American Ini the Park, on their ar THO! ¥RESH INVOICE of this delightful Cham store, to wh: aad private snow superior to that of any in this eountry, and at no nigher than that of the best brads. mt Cc LIVINGSTON & 20.,_ maerl) intf re yushels, Llinois Wheat, for sale by K. K. COLLINS & CO., % Sonth street. GLASGOW LINE OF PACKETS—To sail Ist October, her regular dav.—The fine, fast. sailing hi ip BARACK }, 450 tous, Captain N, T. Hawkins, Wilt suet ve. Yor freight of passage, having excellent aceommodations, apply to WOODHULL & MINTURN, ‘ 87 South street. The regular packet ship BROOKSBY, 450 tous, Hagh McEwen, will succeed the Saracen, and sail on gular day, the tst November, sre PACKET SHIP SOUTHERNER, FROM L& OL is hargiug under general order, at R. All goods not permit- VERPOOL foot of Doves 5 rs at bry leh Peach WoooauL & MINTURN. UNION LINE OF PACK POOL—Pac and fast sai : Tous vusthen, Capt. W. G. Ferris, wi 3d, her regular day ; the accor e passengers, it is well known of any other Itue of Packets, and their hem every way more comfortable aad convenient. Those wishing to secure berths should make early appli tion on board, at Pier No. 4, Novth Kiyer, or to W. & J.T. TAPSUOTT, 25 “outhst., stre Second door bviow Burling Shp. B ISH SHIP LANAKHSHIRE, FROM LIVERPOOL—This ship is discharging under der, at the foot of Dover stre Con trend tothe receipt of their goods. 92 ACKETS AVReE—Secoud Line—T' het np ete NICOLAS, Gapteiu Nathasiel We Pretec will sail on the Ist of October. or fe je, Appi y yereht OF PeeOy KEN, 00 Wall street. reat capacity neral sigewes wall pl ONLY REGULAR LINE OF PACKETS FOR is! EW ORLEANS. the A , Cape. tember hh, her splendid ax ‘ost comme ons for cabin, rs. are very superior, aud Ke passenge: smiling of the r.. # line of packets may ale ibe epended on” Lhove wishin, to secure ‘verthe 4 y rpyligation on boa d: foot of Wall street, Serene DR A PaUOTT 90 Sonhstreet 2nd door below Burli g Slip. UK NEW ORI Py Ae" S eg Wo mag seers Lonjsa~-The fast sailing temaigr packet SARTELLE, Taylor, master-will be des shove For freight or passoge, apply on board at Orleans whart, foot of Wall street, or to 4 d =» K. COLLINS & CO., 56 Sonth street. Agent in New Orlen promptly forward al! goods aptain Dustan, leaves $, at o'clock, P.M Van Pelt, leaves ion. inquire of J. H. VANDERBIL’ ‘Thursday , and Satur The steamer WOR( For farther informa . 8 Battery Place, North River OPPOSITION MORNING LINE AT 6 CLOCK FOR ALBANY. at Hammond street, Van Cort! keepsie, Hyde Park, vns for 1816 and 1817, are now ‘Y. OLIVER, 4 Courtland T ” he. frm of OLIVER HO ELE est dis- (Peekski Milton, Pough- THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBI- TION EVER KNOWN. THE CELEBRATED FAMILY OF SHAKER BROTHERS AND SISTERS, CONSISTING OF MISS JULIA A WILLARD, MISS A. FOSTER, MRS TRIPU UN MR. OTIS, DR. TRIPUNE, DMR. PARTRIDG A a, WILL GIVE THEIR FIKST GRAND CON- CERT AND LECTUKE, AT THE APOLLO ROOMS, 410 BROADWAY, and Wednesday Evenings, Sept. 1st and 2d. Gof a complete illustration of the system, , insiner of worship, peculiarities, &c, &e. of hitherto unknown pe ple, their origin, ss, Ke, "wes, ‘with all the Of originality. sl2tr Catskill, Hudson, and Coxsackie. Passage, Ove Do! E wew. and. fasr-sai Etephant, his Dancing Lady, his Cabinet of Anatom: and ae -artoous of Raphael in copper. Admittance 25 cent | an30 lw*re G. TIETZ, OTHIC HALL, anuounces his Duck of Vaueanson, hi "clock, A. tgs g loc! f 1 ing North and West. Breakiast and Dinner on board. Fare to Van Cortlandt’s Dock, 25 cent: Hudson, 75; Albany $! eae Poughkeepsie, 50; silmr ‘D FORT HAM. ILTON—Landing nt the new Greenword 8 of the Association are invited to register their Cemetery Dock, each way. Fare 1254 cents, h way Th boat PROP . and after Mgadey vba tithe coms Coney Island. an H. Mallan, will on the 2ith, commence runt Fort Hamilton, touching Passengers an opportunity of viewing here they can spend an hour in a ming at an early hour, Leaving as reet, 944 A.M. and jal, Hin M. and Island, 113g A. M. and 5 jowanus each wa ou ns hotel Keepers, pleasant promenade, r Lanch eve: Fish or Clam Chowder Jhinkarora's, Mill T. BEILBY, Proprietor. FEOPLE’S LINE OF STEAMERS FOR ALBANY, di red—at 7 o’eloek, P.M. ‘ourtlandt and Liberty sts. ing the above assortment. His [sar choicest Wines and Liquors, and Segars ofthe best Also Cherry Coblers, ‘a manner not to be surpas: Gentlemen will please to communicate at the Bar, any neglect of duty of the attend: ay ind Friday ever RIK HUDBON, Capt. eon Tuesday, Thursday and Satu MONTEVERDE’S pas RD AND BOWLING SALOON. 0.5 BARCAY STREET, (three doors below the Ame- rican Hotel, spectfally inform we has four as good city, all kept in complete order. As ‘hese tabi rate apartmen and agreeable ng Each gentleman visiting the above establ.s! be farnished with a private cue and apron, for his especial use, and the best in the city, Any gentle billiard roo a exclusive to themselves, can have the same by ay s, which are alw f attendan few York. The Subscriber would re- nds and this public in general, that iiliard Tables, as can be roprietor thinks it will enitlemen v; house, in private pa mont, Wil men wishing the bowling alleys, 10 two Bowling order, with the t ILo’clock. Tuesdays and Saturdays, yr the the season the choicest Oysters, such as Shrews- Pond, Cold 3 Massacha- for rsa = —_ al- rest otic a depend on Garis well stocked. with Gentlemen them at th jeps, and Pune FRANCIS MONTEVERDE, jo. 5 Barclay street. te entrance at the Hall door, lin*t ‘The above boats will at all times arrive in Albany in ample for the morning ears for the Ww ht taken at moderate rates, and none taken after 536 forbid trasting any of the boats of this line, A SMALL Private Family, without children, hiv- ing more room than they mak of suite of furnished rooms to single goutlepon. Location would let a order from the captains or agents. board the boats, orto P.C. roxdway. References exchanged. Address N. B., Lit s2*re TO LET, WITH. ©. RiS—The two y Honse No. 138 Chi let. Also, for or to let, the three story honse No. 140 Chureh connection with the next ho . 138, oF with- ply to E BERGONZIO, all 52 Iw*re noons, at 5 o'clock. Steamboat SOUTH AME. 1 y, Thursday’ ani A FARM at priva New Jersey, in the Bridgewater, 1a Wi a | ‘Saturday afternoous, Apply ov board, or at the office on the wharf. re of Steamboats wisi » would do well to pay a ountaineer, Gvernor, Ii ‘Thomas Powel, Excel: ine Mr. Homer's im- ly adapted for Steam- and warranted for one year— 180 Fulton street. good repair ; t an mine to be sold separate, or all together to ‘Wood land aud meadow in proport-on to the fi made easy. —Any person wi by calling om Jacon Bret A FARM FOR SALE. yunt} hin gt om Sor fre AAC BOLMER. so, ean View te farm it ty dinner provided on board. ON Ww N WiTcH mK. Roe, leaves New York. ‘wen: Paie, Hyde Park, K re LBANY AND TROY PASSAGE ONE DOLLAK-—<reakfast board the boat. Ps MORNING BOAT FOR A A a a tal the evening train of fr inserata Lom. rom Troy west to day, Wedvesday ste mboxt pier fo ben respectfully tostate, that the hats sotd by , James E. Woodruff, My Ry i raf, who b | ne of oakpt *pbly on board, orto F. B 8 on the premises. 52 2w*re Oo iIdimg) deem: culate respect 8 for 1846, would simply state, shat his 4 ‘ Tightoess, taste, and_ colo pS pablie of the city of His pri ats are fine. av3L iw is*m, O MONOPOLY! WATIRIPONT & JAMES, FASHIONABLE HATTERS, No. #2 Nassau Street, near Fulton. ill be pre to supply their HE apa rah PALTV of en ‘on Saturday next, the 29h of Aug hey 1 evepared co ertions will spared to eee ee eee shall caus te quality those sold at the more extensive and showy estab voadway, and at os reasonable prices. accord Age way: aa A WATT TIPONT, ‘nN on awetre WM. H. ee dalous shame LATEST INTELLIGENCE, Wasurnaron, Sept. 1, 1846. We have received New Orleans papers of the 25th ultimo. Upon the appearance of the steamer Arab, off Vera Cruz, Commodore Connor repaired on board the Princeton, when an attempt was made to in- tercept the Arab, but the morning was she slipped into port withont hindrance. ions differ as to the intentions of the Commodore towards Santa Anna, some believing he had no desire to intercept him. alm, and Opin- ta Anna krought a letter of introduction from the U. S, Consul at Havana, Mr. Campbell, and a box of fine segars for the Commodore. The letter announcing the foregoing urges, as “a sean- the adyance of Gen. Taylor’s ar- my while the revolution is going on in Vera Cruz and Mexico, The Mexican papers are ridiculing the failure of our squadron to take Alvarado. — t complaint was made because Alvarado was not fortified, #0 that the war vessels could not slip out and in at that port. Baurimore, Sept. Ist, 1846. Col. Davis was nominated last night by the de- mocracy for re-election to the Mayoralty, At Alexandria, the retrocession vote at 3 o'clock was 504 in favor and 174 against. The Western mail contains no intelligenee of importance, Our merchants are waiting for the news by the steamer, and there is consequently a pause in the flour and grain markets. The mobites sent word to Nauvoo that they would burn the city and the temple on the 25th ult. About 200 men were under arms. Bloodshed was expected. The mo threatened to clear the Mormons out of the city. SS BY THE MAILS. Wasuineron, August 31, 1846. Camp Mecting—Doings on the Way—Money, a Golden and, Silvery Stream—The Vincennes—The Movements of the Administration—The War— Gen. La Vega, §c. As trifling as it may appear, the camp meeting, a mile-or two from the heart of the city, engrosses as much of the public attention as any thing else, at present. Yesterday, every cart, handbarrow, wagon, and public and private hack, were in re- quisition ; and even the poor dray horses, which had been worked almost to death during the pre- ceding six days, were ridden by their cruel owners to the scene of excitement. Notwithstand- ing there were upwards of five thousand people on the ground—from white to black, including all the intermediate shades of complexion, and as many degrees .of morals—good order was maintained ; that is, there was no fighting. The negroes had a meeting to themselves; in their company there was not even one white face asa bright relief to the ebon mass. They sung, they shouted, they prayed. The better to enable them to leap and jump in their feats of fanaticism, or folly, they tied their handkerchiefs around their waists. No unhallowed pale foot was allowed within the enclosure. Hundreds of impious wit- nesses looked on at adistance, and, as if they were in an enclosed theatre, anxiously awaited the changes of scene. We love religion, and en- joy its beneficent influence ; but such a mockery is contrary to the teachings of the world’s Re- deemer. Several disturbances took place on the road leading to the camp. A drunken driver was struck with a stone, after being knocked from his box. He had effended by running his horses against a small carriage which contained two ladies, and endangering their lives. Their pro- tector inflicted the punishment. Strong dunks were obtained not far off, without difficulty ; and to this, in part, may be attributed the disreputable proceedings. As soon as this camp n ting is over, another will commence eight miles from the city. The Rev. Henry Slicer, well known everywhere as the most zealous preacher in the Methodist con- nection, is among the many ministers who will conduct the ceremonies. The ery of “hard times,” for the first time in the history of our government, was heard to-day in all the Departments. Instead of givin: checks, that the clerks might go to the banks ani get their money, as al secrets “hg and silver were displayed in profusion. One of the pay agentscarried gold in his hat and silver in handkerchief. Men were going about clinking their cash, crying out one to another, in great glee, “ Sub-Treasnry!” “Sub-Treasury!” lt would have done Mr. Benton’s heart good to see the golden, silvery stream. The better days have come! Some of the clerks sell the constitutional currency for the trash of distant banks floating in our city, and pay their debts with what Senator Speight calls * rags and lampblack.” Mr. Walker ought to inhibit such an “exchange of funds ;” and we shall anxiously await a circular from the Department in accordance with this suggestion the sloop of war Vincennes, Captain Pauld- ing, attached to the East India squadron, has been ordered home. She has not been abroad more than, if quite, a year; and six or seven months must elapse before we will have the plea- sare of annou ber arrival. The report bas Mimaaizanlatea, that.no further steps are to be taken by the Administration, of a belligerent character, with regard to Mexico, until the result of the revolution shall be known. This is a mistake. On inquiry atthe War De- partment, where information can sometimes be obtained, Llearn that the midst active measures for prosecuting the war are in progress. Major General Scou is as busy as Adjutant General Jones. The orter of Secretary Marcy is Go abead!” and all the clerks, as if acting under the influence of a warlike spirit, patriotically obey the command. Two companies of riflemen from Fort McHe: and a battalion from Fort Colum- bus, are fort':with to be sent to the field of opera- tions. Provision has been made for their va oy at ance. The idea of supineness is |; the gentlemen employed in the War te. A dozen drunken fellows entered city to- day from one of the adjoining counties of ‘Mary. land. In their advance was a lank, '. with big epaulettes on his shoulders. cal- ed bin ua Vega, and were especially pleased to follow him when he went igto.a drinking house, The news to-day from Mexico, and the move- ment of our squadron in the Pacific, the weer ed capture of Monterey, &c., has placed i tional fuel on the fire of our patriotism. Frnx. Bartimons, Aug. 31, 1846. Hot, Hotter, Hottest—Militia Parade Quashed—Oppesi tion Line to Philadelphia—Chesepeake and Delaware Canal Company—Theatricals, $c. The last day of August has arrived, and from present- : indications, | think that the excessive heat of summer will continue through the first fall month. Yesterday ‘was a most oppressive day, and to-day will not be less 20. The Major-General of tho militia of Maryland, finding that he had at his command but six hundred muskets to arm a force of twelve hundred men, has wisely con- cluded to postpone indefinitely the muster and drill of his vast legion. This will spoil the sport anticipated by many of our young bloods, who were preparing for grand display of fantastics. A steamboat boiler was rted into a cannon, banners and flags made, e other appropriate et ceteras for fun and frolic i bed aatigary toute a the _ effect of stirring up the mi sp) State, ing caused the Srentign of numerous new companies, and pe filling up of numbers inthe old ones to an unperal eled extent. There are now three line# oftravel between this city and Philadelphie, the railroad line, the Erriceon steam- ers, and the new barge line. The two last mentioned lines run for $1 each, and the cars for $3 per head. The barge line has been put on in opposition to the Errie- son, and having superior accommodations to the latter, carries the larger portion of the Passengers: It appears that the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company, which, by the way, is one of the most singularly managed pablic highways in the counisy felted the boat opposition with the Erricson and throws every ob- stacle in the way of the barge company, for of detaining it on the route, and allowing the other com- pany to beat them through as much as possible. Every trunk or bundle of baggage on board must be taken into the office of the company at Delaware city and weighed —then liquor is furnished to the drivers by some one, and some else bribes them to move along as slow ‘as possible. pposition to the line is attract- rendering our city quite lively ; and the grand mil perale, onthe 1ath of ‘14 s enliv ing public attention, and as a consequence will have the the posse ers the other carried his snui hold an tndignation encoding to express’ the feshings ot old an in mee’ 38 ny the passengers relative to the conduct of the 4 ct of raising it still higher in public favor, Ono of fi-box into ‘Mr. and Mrs. Wallack have performed to. crowded houses during eve! ht ot eae wei ot he F reat treet, Theatre. They ‘he cordial reception, and their benefit to-night will doubt- leas be a bumper. ve, i , met with a most The approaching elections, and the fall business, are September will serve still more ® and stir up our citizens from their dog-day« tupor.