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

cester fell off 34; Harlem \; Reading \; and Long Island X{. There were small sales of Morris Canal, and there appears to be very little disposition to sell at pre- eent prices. This is evidence that all confidence in the concerns not lost, and that they have some hope of the canal proving to be better property than appears under existing circumstances possivle. We annex a table of gold coins showing their weight and value in this market. It will be useful to those whose business compels them to take this description of money. Tate or Gor Coms—Weicnt anv Varun. American. re Ne A eT Georgia 85, of all date: Doub Nd Halt outiognscal a ter ‘date Biehih ben Doub on. ‘alate hanish Gold, per act of Cou cal tender ar 09 cts Omills perdwe, Deubtoons Aexican and South americans Ds whiskey sd eth n Gord er act of Connress of | cts. 9 mills per dwt. ‘Tou Thalers, ll dniee Ghee Fr. dor, of Demmark or Pru: 3 90 vod isa ay do do ge 7 80 nider, (shares m propor. 00 Joh V"Ghares Ay propor. “hoo ey ae « 3% Sevan ‘a Xeritf, (Perec), 4 5 so Pistole, (Italy). i 32 ‘The dr>gon sovereigns, so called, are worth only $4 80: Many dowbloons and parts of doubloons are light, and con- sequently not saleable. A doubloon should weigh the same as a.good dollar, or two half dollars. Moat of the Johannese and half Joes now in circulation are light. They should be taken at the rate of 80 cents for the weight of a five cent piece. TABLE oF SiiveR Com ollars, (unblemisb= rowns 57 ce! Proportion). as ones terfeit dollars, prticulerly Mexican, are in circala, 80 well done as to pass through most hands without de tection, According to the Detroit Free Press, rumors in rel tion to the probability of the railroad being taken, are as thick as leaves in autumn. A few days since, the cu:- rent report was that the road would not be taken by the company chartered for that purpose, and that the bond- | , holders would themrelves purchase, but had not time to | Perfect their arrangements, and that all idea of the State | selling the Central Railroad must for the present be aban- doned. A day or two elapsed, when Messrs. Hammond and Trowbridge received orders to open books for the subscription of: teck on the part of the citizens of this State, in com‘ sliance with the terms of the law. eed i discrepanc'.es cannot well be reconciled. ‘The & eneral opinion is now, and always has been, that 'G the t’jad will be sold. The investment is too good a one et to ‘oe lost, and the object of this game of fast and loose, is to get the State bonds at the lowest possible rate. The Central Railroad is now finished from Detroit to | Kalamazo, a distance of 144 miles, and its construction: together with the fixtures, cost the State $3,343,234 92, } and is offered to the Central Railroad Company at $2,000, 000, mostly payable in State bonds, which can be bough for 20 or 30 per cent less than their face. Coupled with the sale are conditions that the whole road shall be laid with ahoavy T rail, and finished within a given time to Lake | GOING TO Michigan. H4 VIN The receipts on this road from November 30, 1844, to Jewel, December 1, 1845, were $202,744 57. The receipts from | (" November 30, 1845, to the 1st of July of the present year, | as we stated last week, are $181,492 35, being an in- crease of $93,902 61 over the corresponding time of last year. With such facts as these before us, we cannot for | a moment believe that the Central Railroad Company | will hesitate to seize the golden moment of making an | | investment, the safest and best ever offered in the coun- try. Sinoe 1943, Southern and Central roads. Under the tariff of 1842, this iron is chargeable with a duty of $25 per ton. Every season the cotton planters make great efforts to got samples of the new crop into market as early as pos tible. This competition among the cotton growers is at- terded with very injurious results, as an carly arriya! ofthe new crop conveys an impression abroad that the maturing generally is early, and that the prespect of a good yield is fair, ax an early picking does away ‘vith the dangers of an early frost. The first receipt of the new | crop in each of the past seven years, has been as fol~ lows :~ Comrarative Reexirts oy Finst or New Cror. 1840—July 11. 18:1—Joly 80. 1¢12—July 97. 1843 —Angust 14) 1844—July 23 1845 July 25 1646—Angust 7, , The first receipts of the present year’s growth have Deen as follow: August 7. at New Orleans. Angust 19, at Mobiles + Compared wl former years, the appearance of the _ first bale of ne cotton in the market this year, was later | than useal, and, with one exception, later than in either of the previous six years. We have from time to time given full extracts, from is varicus authorities, in relation to the growing crop, its backwardness, &c., but the following, which we take from the New Orleans Price Current, of the 22d of Au- | gust, sams up the whole subject in a very limited ‘wpace :— aareeeree tes qiewi its backwardness must | be considered as Semo tn hk the ea up to this date, we ve reteived only four bales nat 1682 bales last year, and 1536 the ag bine previous. jes this, the couatry press and prival Re ble reurces. concur in representi of the caterpillar or army worm, and yo. 1] worm, to an alarming extent in ore, sections of Louisiana, Mis- sisi other States, and both in the w) and lowlands. It is alse said that the worm has made its ap- pesrance about one month earlier than in previous years, while the crop is fully three weeks later, “hus ring the sere more imminent. In addition to all these io favorable features, we may mention that rains have pre- vailed throughout a great portion of the past tem daya— acharacter of weather which is calculated to retard the metu of the bolls, while it is said to promote the ra- vages of the worm Accounts from Texas alro represent See as being very destructive in that State, besides which, the crops are said to have suffered great ney from excessive rains Altogether it must be ad- er adaieead cae aa fag Agave @ marked con- eee this region at the same period last yi Tdbiepéoutte im the face of this and innumerable other evidence, to doubt for a moment that there will not be u very great deficiency in the yield of cotton next year compared with this. It is impossible to tell what the extent of the deficiency will be, but we may estimate the grewing crop at 1,800,000 bales. ‘The receipts of wheat flour at Boston for the years | ending Sopt. Ist, 1845 and 1846, were as annexed :— Importation oF Fiour into TON, 1845 ann 186, 106, 194 246.8 1 ts a0 25,394 emt | period, has been 152,908 bbls., against 120,170 bbls. same time Jast year, showing an increase in exports of 32,738 bla. The increased receipts by the Western Railroad have | ‘been a very large per cent of the average. The impor- 4 AMUSEMENTS, kc. HOWES & CO.’S N. iozc y<2 FE steny, ozzZ pee ef $ > i ing some of ich Cut Glass, Chandel Lamps, jendid assortment of rich fey . stay’ pMACARTE, Taepetrian eete, Bam 4 arly Led Fawn] her graceful ani te with which she chains i= ed aud oe artiste the lead- sfse do New Jersey RR ony ebras, Girandol es chaste and meet 0 shs — RR 53064 3 Lats nd RK Me Horsemanship by wane f ERNE: am AUCTION NO’ JACI Ad BRAS full in tiirelgtan Gensel ing secu % joteer of Phasbus. Posturing “Ancdeen. a his large stores, I times prepared to Hou: id SebsssedsSeteses? 3e\beeknan aud b Povomed Cee Let, Me 1 val mi fe vit genera Tew on. Liberal ph noe cee || scriptions of dry goods, clothing, Si “ad Mr. JACOB ibsite wilaten havi posal of R of the business, as On Take the Ist i at Newton, Sussex count: of this PAS to Anwa A, daughter of John H. Hall, on Thursday, June 25th, At Tusksloosa, Ala, Rev. Mr Hackett, Samui G Cocnnan, Es Wilcox county, (formerly of this city) ‘to Miss 8 N, of the former place. On the Ist inst., by the Rev. Dr. Higbee, Mr. Sasuxt | to Mania Jane, elder daughter of the late Henry Cochran, all of this city. aud accounts closed ‘The first fall trade only, will commence on the M., when a spleadid stock of el advances and storage, st bidder, Pega" Died. Niches 2d inst., of old age, Mrs. Ann Nevin, aged 94 7 The relatives and friends of the family and those of her ind sons, Robert, John and William Bell, are respect ily invited to attend her funeral, this (Thursda; ) after- Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS. st September; Mount Morris G ized in 130 Men and o lorses, req attached to it Fight he ig! hey ans, female oques: Greatest Fetale Hider of the a kee a8 08 nrgever witnessed. J ixon. Olympic Exer- the great are §j 188 BROT! "8 New York Mammoth Cireus, CENTREVILLE Lt RSE—TROTTING AND | CING. . gr.m Lady. vs bs im, Lady Moscow. noon, at 4 o’clock, from the residence of her grand daugh- ter, Mrs. John Disbrow, 280 Stanton street, without fur- | | ther invitation. : st inst., Avorina Bixpo, daughter of James P. | and Margaret D. ‘Allen, aged 6 years. The friends and acquaintances of the family are invi- ted to attend her funeral. from No. 59 Robinson st., th CUOK WANT. ORY the Ward Room Mies of the U. good C oh. to ccme well ¢ Tharedey) afternoon, at 2 o’clock, without further in: AUKUATS. ae At Bridgeton, N. J., the 23d ult., Hon. Extas P. Sreuey, | that State, in the oth year of his moa be gS the 22d ult, at the residence of William Es son-in-law, in Millcreek Ohio’ Desona Fevton, GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION AND COTILLON PARTY TO CONEY ISLAND. 'HE subseriber having chartered a STEAMBOAT fo: 3 y evel will leave foot of Canals tre Hat 8 o'clock, procerd direct to ( A Cotillon Band Fare for the wh le exeursion, 90 ¢ it the advanced age ots ears. «| Fe |e A rape | to nurse by « ve EFT on Tuesday ev f mill oul a Pocket Book containin ‘owuer can have it by on the counter of this offic a small ‘tum of money. ovThe Ak, pls ral ie Jection to going out. oron a way to the South Fi ‘Whoever will leave’ at the. ber’ at 2 small | INiblo’s, shall re WARDROBE AND FURNITURE WANTED. ADIES AND GENTL the h cash prices for all me applying for the # roome and Spring stre B.— A line through the post office or Ba ah, be FRANKLIN BATH HIS notable and popular establish LO: SAVINGS BANK 800! 6, wit four weeks. The 5 BOOK Wo, abe. rie eee owner, by leaving itat the Savings Baal, $10 REWARD. pds Tuesday, September Ist, in Pine, near Nas: Package containing Gold rer’s by leaving it_with Captain ot wecriag eprarel To'’clock, A. 120) relock, M My 4 0’cloc! Landing at Fort Hamilton pug aye Fare 123 cents, All persons are forbid trusting any one on account of the New ¥orislore » 2d, 1846, the above excursion, on next, September ‘sd, t The oli ck, White: y Island, and re- ach. T KEELER. ; CONEY ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON FERRY. Saptain R. sy regularly to Sitch ine nt the'Si | RAND COTILLON EXC | the 7th September, from 9 A. M. as ting, i not, the fitat fare day. PRURSDAY RYRNIN BIRD CAGE MANUFACTORY, ‘between Wooster and Lautens. would inform his cust fp om at ie Koos constantly on hand, a large Bue eet, of every desert corner of Baki in ee Centre streets, will receive the $10 REWARD—LOST OR STOLEN. Lo he evening, of the 20th ult., from the wharf at Ho- | 2 8 Yawl Boat, 20 feet long, the cxzertioa of 9 2 Ol | aimee par tieular desire of a number of attended t pels oe 4 E: eamboat 508. k. COFF! or foe his splendid feral PRATT, and ON Few URSION on Thursday even next, aprons 3, and ing about three or four o'clock. Committee pledge themselves that nothing on their will be wanting to make it equal, if not superior to any jofore given to the public. | ‘he management of the floor will be under the direction of | fret rate amateurs. hments served up on the European plan. r, eiaicine a Gentleman and Ladies, ALKER, comer of Ceutre street. eee popersap Ee Cates, will leave as follows, viz. ver, 3 Liberty street at 4 to & and take he reet, at 86; Old State | ainted whit ith athe top, and ee of conte and Fancy ep. Wyranded on th OLE ARS wil be pails ga nie, ii ne oe of articles cinta | store, which he will sell less bought elsewhere. WEDDING, iret lel nad eae Bere NGRAVED in sw est manuer. and un sof the ster. A "Sr VAN BOSKLR Rew Fok yon philadelptie. | hnkcdee aad printed in the a inspe panel from Yon asta at short nes: ety of Cards. engraved the taste of the mm the execu’ion and the price. on Saturday or Sunda Superintendent, di Freese and Bar | p Nekew One Batt Patt 109 in every variety of styles, to = | Rais as Temards orders prom, attended to, at Prompe’y VALENTL snital will be ecuralug. it to the office of the e company, No. M.S. BULKLEY. HOCKERY=Ar Chany etween Jatnes and, Oliver streets. a good assortment of low priced PI Cups and Saucers, Pitche piers, Lampe and Lamp, Gia iSH HOOKS—J. & J. the finder upon Fi et, Philadelphia. ; foot of 9; and N ‘he wésther prove uatbvorsble, dus notice ag when the Excursion will tak iGULAR at LINE FOR: BOSTON. A NORWICH & WOR. r (7 Particular attention paid by the subscriber to the if, Cards at Home, and Sonatiensary. Goi dding Parties, in the LEASE, for a nw f y Water Power, adjoining a fou table quantity of Land, near th water and railros ‘The permanent summer s1 is from Neve | MORE ke BAKER, i, rs, Kwers and Bi Cars or Bs Cc CONROY sti tothe trade ag remanerazing Prices, a ia ye atsortment of the genu- ad ‘comma eto with that ¥ a large cereaen of ordinary Limeriel } jy sold aa the real Limerick, at very reduce ge quantity of Salmon an: je Manufacturers. Also a small commenmest rior drilled eyed Needles, treet, coruer Clift. GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES OR ARRIVING FROM EUROPE, OR ELSEWHERE G superfluous effects, such Ww. A Hire Hurniture, Be, wineh they would almost any amount. Apply to *r ye are accompanie: | of the ‘most supe ease and comfort, COFFEE AND DINING oo Ces Nassau and fa sday, ‘Thu ne and Saturd WORCESTER, Captain Van Pelt, londay, Wednesday, and Friday, at 5 0 formation, in Ss a ae DENTIST, TO THE CITY. FRENCH LANGUAGE. ONSIEUR EDMOND DU BUISSON, having a few dispose of, offers his services to those wh | are desirous of acquiring For further particulars e Hotel, i ot the ne Penn, from TINMEN AND SHEET-IRON wore: | AT’ TION. FORTUNE FOR SOME OF YOU.—The adve: has ivveoted an effective a Smowing at the wrong en HAS RETURNED No. 8 Bi Place, North River. TROY MORNING AND EVENING LINE. — tage Sag ae AT. Ci O'CLOCK. fc eerie ual HLEVERT, No. 80 Broadw N. B.—A line through the post office or uae ceive prompt attenti ne \AKMERY AND MILLERS BANK, Ha ne jotes of this ieqieegee to9, ey) to ea 62 Wall ataet. wan) A TOBACCO LEAF.—Eighteen bales very #u- fit wrappers, ed 19. the here paratus for preveating C It being ‘out of his mec! he will dispose of the Right se whom it will most benefit, pplication (in person) at 375 Greenwicn st re, from 8to 10 A. M._ Ask for Mr J. TO TAILORS. HE Fall and Winter Fashions for 1816 and 1847, are now stale, pablished by T. OLIV. $s! $138 pr Mateo Bi be matual ay i" paren | THOS. OLIVER: bam! ee ps ee we find at the railroad office, the State gal ‘Sats 7 Yelock. has purchased about 3,135 tons of railroad iron for the | t ‘Tharsay aod gehen mornings, at ower pecans. on opposite N. Bw bales Havant Tobaree ‘Leal ontante for tire eit ood for Noriega segars, or any other ki ni: of goo sale as above. Yor “NOTICE <The firm of 0: i solved on Oe ‘2th instant, by indebted to the late Gem wil ment to Tomas Oxiver. Dated New York, August 27th, 1946, APE daties of Miss KeUGH'S School, No 73 Third Ave- nae, will be resumed on Monday. Sept. 7th. at end mg thems hard," florl well as removing all pai prevents the accumulation of tartar, fT nespient decay from the teeth, h, dad aweetens the mouth ma Morsiag. Pant efeer to YHORN CHAMPAGINE FRESH INVOICE of this delightful Chamj store, to which the attention of pony le: vate gentlemen is invited. Sis. any ia this eouutry, and at no nigher | corner of White street. LEVETT, Di.\ eas Ee hen fo freight NOTICE—All goods, freight, itt other kind of property, positively at Seino ownsers ns M. ORE HARM results fro competent Dente than the {Ubi ubli fare aware of Iti SION, on G, 3, 1816.— *S NEW 'voRtic BRASS entlemen, who gave such for the tain Smith K prpceed up the North River, returu- o'clock, P. M.; Pier No.1, teenth street at \4 past 9. without change of Me, OF Without, 'd through by ‘ie con: » Who will have particular charge of their will otherwise give his attention to their i 1. North Riv: wes Captain Dustan, t¥s, at 5 o'clock, re of J.H. VA. ear Pa oe bei at Pe Ny Bristol, Catakill, » Coxsackie, timore. LO anal on MondayGWet: | sathy en Veins ost tob'adlon on the NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY LINE. FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT, From the pier at the foot of Courtlandt street. essure steambont EMPIRE, ean as Courtland B. Mi tstrest. o8 ‘uesday, ‘Phursday per Tee mill | Tes on caer aero: aud Friday evenings, at 7 from lade ap and | } ‘A BROWN HORSE. 15 hands high, 6 years « Aspai was taken, by mista telat from en Sie Whoever will cetera, the Tiers eros. specie, of sm or any and (snow supenor than that ee C. LIVINGETUN & CO., street, the introducer of the erapuible Reeth, on the principle of | VY 22AT—I0.000 bushels, ly Messenger. a dae Wheat, for Lys by E. OLLING jospherie Prevsure—N. eee THE CHEAP ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOK STORE, 62 JOHN STREET, IN THE BASEMENT. thant s: BS ee Professional and wad the Ii PASSAGE Ye a BELFAST Dik Sth November—The s, ENMORE, Captain Michael, eaday and Frit on Tues, ‘Thursday: an arrive in Albany in time for Hi as above, her x reesh te to ha ar live of firsc a ‘he | an of each from the above to y fe ‘ous of ha ht oat ‘hon’ the’ no rth of roma Por pry (it by letter, Post paid, ts 4 funciamento, aud adneres Fareto Van one r Dock, 25 cents; Poughke Hudson, 75; Albany OPPOSITION MORNING LINE AT 6 =o CLOCK FOR ALBANY. Van Cortlandi’s (Peekskill), “Hambargh, Milton, Pough: ried Hook, Britol, Ove Dollar. low-pressure Smith, rol Wacwe scert os 16s velock, ALM. Re id Saturday. ie, 50; siimr e ateietly to the system of hi but an aie. Exe smallest profit the business ada i fu fuaher vacua oh | aad 508 STS of Ts to 8 imornine ge mablie, 2 prices eavirely | below il? sell fc Se RICHARDS x) , BROTHE! SECO FOR NEw wae ace hae! i new, fast sailin c Webb, will sail Ae ee rage passengers, can be accom | oa, ig made on ‘board the ships, fot of mit spreve or to N & CO, 61 South st. N. B—The eubeseioars will Gerpaxets a first clas ship es ahove Port, by whieh freight and oa fi ey bromo Moral’ Pht nye 400 vol, tural Purlosophy and es exact rine 00 vols. Al mi if ear lying at Murray's w American History au Y ISLAND AND FORT HAM. Landing at the new Greenwood Cemetery Dock, ench way. Fare 1234 cents, “ane Steamboat PROPRIETOR, Capt. H. Mallan, will on he 2ich, commer ‘ort Hamilton, touching at courant kiving passenge: pportunity of ‘Cemetery, where they can spend an hor pleasant promenade; returning at an early hour. Leaving as larly t rs an oj oad iy . M. ch way, T. BEILBY, Proprietor. bh Folios of the divines of the = aA at re. JOHN DOYLE 8 pes ged LIVER DISEASED? i will but try in time, Our x, Bordentown, Oct. 25, UNJON LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER. Pr ely the first Fock R r tendid fons, burthen, | Cape the cctommodatone well known are supe ! reat capacit ee Setn bf owt cabin, and steeray to those of any other tr ery. way more comfortab ‘Those wishing to secure berths tion on board, at ig Ne, 4, Nort! BALSA My own life has been saved with sand my mother's f»mily were both consamv- yr. and a sister died with that faral used, avd been bens vis ke le oF WILD CHERR' should make carly applica: | hee PAESCOTE, 86 Routh-s Second a cone surling 3 GLASGOW LINE OF PACKETS— dav.—The fine, rig sailing ptain N. T. Hiawkine For som. Th be self li About oye veut ao,t was pl ed" mg Ved sine the pain juny side ak rw "me to Ja raised, ed dicot ser ral edispored to it my~ for a number of bf eave ‘ca Tuesday PEOPLE’S LINE OF STEAMERS Lap ALBANY, irect—Daily, Sanday weave o’clock, P. M. ourtlende, and Liberty KNICKERB ICKER, Capt. Hourhion, will eave on londay, "Wedaes: HUDSON. Gare irsday and Seturday evenings, at? boats at oft denen enrive ein Albany in ample eonitg gars lor the Haast and Waste 8, at 7 o'clock. R. G. Crattenden, one taken after 534 " forbid trusting any of the boats ofthis line, fen mm the captains or wyemaas age or freight, apply on Sond the bouts, or to P.C. Schultz, at the office on the wha 3 MAIL LINE. at Intermediate Places. foot of Barclay street. SLAVS, Ca ged pas , Wednesday, Friday, and one SOUTH AMERICA, Captain 8, W. Bra y, Thursday and Saturday aftern ly on board, or at the office on the wharf. an3im . Overbangh, if hey ‘ald vere pe cars excellent accommodations, ULL & MINTURE, ular packet ship BROOKSBY, wt tou e Saracen, and sail on oe re- For freight or ‘passage, hart 2 Oct 2 ps MORNING LINE AT wor C LOK ‘OR fro : a bottle of sour hwen, will succeed gular day, the Ist November. SOUTHERNE, R, FROM L ine under general order, VE! POOL, is diseh: foot of Dover street, ted must be sent to public store stre wo it gaia A. er statement is trae. walt eee ben he wrapper. DHULL & MINTURN. sul Iv Le hp gpa ti HXRLES Watts Tate Jad; of New O Jeans, has sion, as Attorney and Cow seltorat Law in the Fede ian: jeans, Sept mer, 186 “ GOTHAM,” 298 KOWERY. annonaces to his friends and the public, arrangements of musical ¢ be resumed in the most attractiv st 5 which ay le 4 PACKETS FOR HAVRE: weketship ST. NTCOL ‘veleigh, will sail on ae st of Octo Be RINCREN, 8 Wall street. NLLX REGULAR LINE OF PACKETS FOR RLEANS—Packet of the 7th September. ne aplendi ‘and fast sling packet s iember fh bers second cabin, and steerage passe U uunctuality of the ‘sailing of oe ~ S$, Captain "Nathaniel w. ber. ir freight or Passage, 6 Bt er style, this evening, ai regular day. Her accomm are very superior, a0 ming of packets may al on. to of Wal ar bert vista * Taig 8 uth sue door below Bui thould make cal iH 298 Bowery, Gotham.” | ralttredts ae vinrube ELOSCATED PALL BIBLE. rare ere (late BR. an act ‘egal fast sailing regular pac! ace paeweney apply on board at ema i SSeS, 6 + di Woodrul, who will ; TO OOKSELLERE s. N EXCELLENT tga for “young , bern foo f at he | Oniens hom Tire sgck of 4 how Ti sian cop fiir an cog nes tation from this city direct, has fellen off a few thousend this week” barrels. |% m the pier A the pier toon of Warren re) itn 0. Touching at the foot of Hammond st. board. tenner [RON WITCH, com- ; Roe, leaves New York, Tues: y. L ves Albany, Monday, Van Gourtladis, West= psie, Hyde Park, Kingston, audsre ANY Al OY. F SSAGE ONE, ROLLA Breckist th sera talkin vening tra the evening train of ¢ og ‘The steamboat NI AGA “Ay Cant, Wm. Elleworth, Mon. at ove . from the bot of Derelay sereet. ‘Neteraing On oPpe- it, apply om board, or to F. B. ey at an Se ii Se ant Pee a SVAN Den, ‘Captain it 1, 2, 9, 10 and 11 A. M: 4,5, 10,and 11, A.M. and LAHAS | | sees Tinding lor the Telegraph- ‘the day Fare 1236 cents, 2 le. q 5 winrate om ie" | , on Tuesday, | ! EF bP tye "8 Phenix Ea and Gold’) Manufactory, 4 | | under the AMUSKMENTS, #&o. —— Pin THEATRE—-Fourth sight of Mr and M see Sept. sd, will Play of it , Mrs clude with the F et the TALUS TRIOUS 8ST: R ANGER ba: Hamy; Bowbell, Mr. Bass; ; Kate Horn; Fatima, Mrs. pe at To’elock, and the performances will com- half-past 7 Jelock. Boxes $1; Pit 50 ceuts ; lery 25 cents OWERY THEATRE —Fourth night of Miss Julia Dean, Thursday Evening, September 3d. will be performed the Play of THE LADY OF Ly ONS—Claude Meluott Mr Neafie; Col, Damas, Mr Collins; Giavis, Mr Clarke; Fauliue, Miss Julia Dean After whi he Misses Vallee will dance La Polka. je with the Drama « KAKK’S PRO. R jarke; Harry Markland, Mr Jordan. ean wall rise a ball past 7 = Jpper Boxes, 2 cents; Gatte- _ GeEeNwic 1CH tae ig Sena Varick aud Chari- ‘hurs ky September 3d, will athe Play of ROMEO. AND JULI ler Ur Freer; Romeo, Mrs Geo Jones. Previous to which, the Burletta of the ARTFUL DODGER The Dodger, Mr H Chapman; Mary, Miss Julia Drake. with the Drama of the FiIRKMAN'S TER—George Heartley, Mr Freer; Pat Rooney, Mr H Chapman; Emi a Stark. k, Mra Cranford. a 19s commence at ha ASTLE GARDEN, with ws extensive Prome and evening —BUFFO TROUPE OF Ri —Thursday, Friday, and saat Sept. 3d, 4 an INSTRUMENTAL INTRODUCTION Re Intermission of halt an ae for relrestuuents, w the beautiful rage of GOSMORAMAS, + Esplanade. conclude with aseries of DISSOLVING VIEWS and ESE FIRE WORKS. (The smasement to commence at a quarter to 8 precisely. cents . Doors open at 7—perfor- past T ofelock. ALLET AND COMIC PANTOMIME! RAVEL FaMILy. BRIBE RAVEL, LE BLANGY. TBLO'S@. ARDERS the performances will begin w: i pert To be followed by the first act of the Ballet Pautomime of LA SY LPHIDE—Sandy, Gabel v" Reuben, Mons Henri; La Sylphide, M ‘le wlangy Half am hourh juter To conelads with ih NJUROR,S GIFT ; OR, THE MAGIC PILLS !—Cole Gabriel Ravel Doors open at hall past 6 oveteex : eatertainments com: mence ath alf past 7 0 reloek, Tickets 50 cents. eA. re joey WR Beanies Manager. ur a . HURAD SY EVENING, Seotember 3d. iat” willbe performed (2d time) the Comedy of HE IRISH AMBASSADOR, SIR PATRICK O'PLENIP ose Mk. COLLINS. THE IRISH POST. TERRANCE Rea GRADY Mr. COLLINS. | MOTHER AND CHILD AWE D TorMorrow, Mr COLLINS’ Benet. STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA. lanager and Lesse nsement has been newly deco: ndvomert the tre in the Union, MRTA WALLAC _NO_ BILL: RECEYY" D. MARTINI, Professor of Singin; ng, “will resume his lessons as usual, at his Music Room, 98 Leo- Society Library Building. or tHe Accorpion he would re- st published, containing a delightful popular operatic melodies and favorite | NG WELL. Sollessiog of the m tions cau be played on that instrument, have remained so long unknown, ccompanies his pupils on the "iano and col whose capabi: Signor L. M. Guitar, au30 Im *m . TIETZ, of Vancanson, his Cabinet of Anatom: . Admittance 25 cents, SHAKSPEARE ASSOCIATION. SHE arrangements not being entirely completed for the re-opening of thi he members are under the necessity. of i friends, who hold ticke's, the performances will take place ‘on Briday, the 11th tead of Friday. the 4th inst stir | MONTEVERDE’S Bane AND BOWLING OON. 0.5 BARCAY STREET, (three doors below the Ame- rican Hotel,) New York. iber would re- spectfully inform his frends and F eneral, that he has four as good Billard Tables, asgeau be found im the city, all kept in complete order. Aa -hese table: sepa- Fate apartments, the proprietor thinks it will. be more select d agreeable to gentlem ing his house, in h gentleman visiting the above establ.s! will ‘@ private cue and apron, for ecial he best in the city, Any gentlemen wi the billlard roo » exelusive to themselyer-or the bow ean have the same by applying at the bar. Also two Bowling | Alleys, which are always kept in first rate order, with best of attendance. wery. day at 11 o'clock, ‘Tuesdays and Saturdays, howder Mill prot Col Sp r7 en calling for the Bhove oyste: ways have ‘bene ‘at the shortest notice; they can depend on havirg the above assortment. His Bar is well stocked with the choicest Wines and Liquors, and Segars of the best quali- y. Also Cher « tno Juleps, and Punches made in a tanuer not to be surp 7" Gentlemen wil P any neglect of duty of the ae to communicate at the Ber, ‘tendants. } FRANCIS MONTEVERDE, | No. 5 Barclay street. TO PROPRIETORS OF CIRCUSES OR rican Eagle Stable the clear; and from its size, and contiguity to the Bowery, stalls for Horse: room for wagons. (Private entrance at the Hall door. awe imer MENAGERIES. | FO LET OR LEASE for a year, or term of years EL comer D ‘i ntresta,one block cast of the Bowe: ng is 61 wide, by 80 feet long in | would be well adapted for'a Circus or Menagerie, or wou | aoawer well for wiater quarters for either, having over 70 1y on the prem: 3 tie street Megamart NO. | LLIAMS, Proprietor. PORTER HOUSE FOR SALE—The Fixtures and few months m use, of the parties de- b ‘bu loc ens titted w farn: prices, which will be disy vidal bargain ie (applied. i imme. diately, It is um c* bease f i al MN irmig ata ery | an rent. Any person dis} ye for cash, rect anote to W. J, omen wall be attended ' to. aa ae | “TO LET—K furnished furnixhed, a the | ‘ooms furnis or unfurnished, ow the tone or two gentlemen, with bi ny next. Here can ‘ Yortabl Ot he ra0me with basement kitchen, would be let to a s1 espectable fami! | Reference exchanged. Inquire 99 Cedar street, near Bros vay. 3 3r No. 222 Mercer street, ‘will be suitably re- reasonable expenses paid st September, 1845. sar fi A SMALL Private Family, without children, h-v- ing more room thaa they make use of, would ‘let a Lyeation suite of furnished rooms to single geutletne badway. Heferences exchanged. Addr s23%re | D_LET_ WITH. GAS FIXTURES—The two BA ‘Also, for story House No. 138 Charch street, to let. sale or to let, the three story house No. 140 | srreet, in connection with ie ne howe N out. Applyto E BERGON 27 Wall street. A FARM FOR SALE. 27 miles from miles from ‘90 acres, Washington jes from or there- and copper rate, or all together to si made eas) N.B. 'Y LE is now ready for examination, 89 Fulton street, (between Wii ‘he proprietor of this | duty to say to bis friends, tha with the $ ore 103 Full ing been put in circuls NO MONOPOLY! WATIRIPONT 4 J. apts, FASHIONABLE No. 82 Siaciaes a sereet, hear Falton, ¥ 7 by to supply Pheri aie pathic te FALL SEY EES oem : tlemeu’s Hats, on Saturday next, the 29th ot $e hac the are of it equal in q' yy A eee StL, ceerattee, aire tal ary este and at as Si wwarditiro we | ENT. Ag reed FALL STYLE OF HATS. Bir ve and Nassau Streets. SENTL' ® suing it an23 2w*rre ¢ now ready for examination and sale. on, ‘The subscriber devotes his attention, as hitherto, to he | pot | ea shooting himself, but she paid little attention to the 1 jon of the finest qualities of Beaver es! [roatend as such, they are with confidence recommended to | the pabli in | En bweodee Comer Pine and 192 “BROAD Wa 58 ORNER OF JOHN STRE:! To THOSE, WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES. From the Eveni Sih IMENS OF RING'S unay niouchable VERBENA CREAM FOR SHAVING.— article, universally by those t ie the first ar too it is fully e maoafectare an Cs the <1 les AN, thergtore, wh eeonomy and comfort in shavings should possete thewsselves Bs From the New York GazerreThe New Soap crienee, and we speak from the more a: tor and fries me something more. bee ig soap in the world. Lag eters the w) “fined snd Be ‘mad on # fo forsale, wholesale and retaly sd for ini "akan, n26 Im*me 192 Broad’ ot John street. Gill Net | orate by | FEWINES— ag bales Enalich eens Mereet | re tout 8, y had a mar r te ‘1 treatment. Hi ‘cone sir reaugeeee | Jared atc’ s° "seme property, hough it ay be hs ction was much needed, to show that the best | two story brick, well | | ke id pure hasers. j Wood Jand and meadow in proport.on fi} hyd ig men | | MEN'S HATS | as will be spared to | of the standard style for en- | = LATEST IVT RLLGENCE. TELEGRAPHIC. Wasminerton, Sept. 2, 1846. The New Orleans Picaywne of the 26:h August says, from information received at Alvarado, it would appear that the Californias were not taken by the squadron under Commodore Sloat, but that American citizens located in those provinces combined with disaffected Mexicans, declared themselves independent of the Central Govern- ment, and raised the flag of the United States in token of allegiance to this country. This version does not appear to be identical with the rumor brought here first from Havana by the revenue cutter McLean, and next by a ves- sel from Kingston, Ja., whither it was conveyed by the Daring, more than a month ago. The ver- sion of the correspondent is confirmed bya Spa- nish letter before us, written in the city of Mexico on the 8th August, in which itis given as news. The steamer Britannia was not telegraphed at Boston yesterday afiernoon. BY THE MAILS. Wasnincton, Sept. 1, 1846. The News from Mexico—Preparations—General Gaines—Mr. Ritchie away from his Post—Retro- cesston—Giood Luck. No official despatehes have been received by the War Department trom the army for the last | three days. The late news generally is credited by the administration, and has imparted the hope | more strongly than heretofore, that Santa Anna will accede to che proposition toopen negotia- tions, as transmitted through Commodore Con- | neron the 27th of July. The expression attribu- ted to him, “if the people of my country are for war, then I am with them, but 1 would prefer peace,” is supposed to contain his true sentiments, | for it has already been oflicially proclaimed that | “the party coming into power will likely offer } | proposals of peace, as we learn from a source de- | serving of credit that such is the desire of many of the most influential men in Mexico” Four hundred horses, and four hundred mules started from Cincinnati for San Antonio on the | 26th ultimo. Six hundred horses will shortly be despatched from Georgia, in the same direction. | Wagons, and supplies of all kinds are on their way to General apior, from every direction.— | The probability is that a junction of the several divisions will soon take place, ‘and then for a march towards the capital of Mexico. 8 ae? General Gaines arrived in the city to~ y, and took up his quarters at Coleman’s hotel. Hicdas somes tetanus cic tiopataik tenis the President, and to insist on a restoration to the command from which he was relieved—the western division—for the purpose of being tried by a court martial, He thinks now, ashe did a year ago, that he is ‘possessed of'ns much per- sonal etliciency, and more mental ability, to com- mand the preposed expedition to the city of Mex- ico, and thence, if necessary, to California, or the ‘sthmus of Panama, or both, than he possessed in the summer of the year 1814, in Canada, at the head of a division, to meet and triumph over « veteran British army of nearly double his num- bers, commanded a Lieutenant General ef ' the Wellington ie et officer of higher rank than we have ever had in” our service since the last days of our beloved Washington.” The old soldier is almost dying to fight for his country ! A more patriotic heart than his throbs in no man’s bosom, and in conversing with him you would feel bound to dissent from the opinion of General Scott, that he is “insane,” and in his “dotage,”” and that the best thing that could be done would be to “place him on an indefinite leave of ab- | sence.” No, no, he fears not “‘a fire on his rear from Washington, nor a fire in front from the Mexicans.” Mr. Ritchie left us yesterday morning and went off to Virginia. Farquier, it is said, where his fa- mily has been sojourning the greater part of the summer. The departure was Fant shy, for what reasons itis not known. It is some satisfaction to know that the Union will be in the hands of able writers—Mr. Buchanan among the number—un- til the editor’s return. ‘The Alexandria people, or that portion in favor of going back to Virgima, had a toreh-light PE cession, with banners and music, last night. day the voting commenced, and will be etre and concluded to-morrow. There is little doxbt that our ten miles square will be curtailed, and the Potomac, as it should, form one of the boun- aa lines of the seat of government. It is said that an elder, in one of our most influ- ential churches has drawn a prize of ten thousand dollars. If an impious man had met with this | streak of good fortune, he would have wasted the money. As it is, some portion of it will, from the known generosity of the winner, be aj pplied to charitable purposes. FELIX. Bartrmone, Sept. 1, 1846, | More War News—Democratic Nomination for theMayor- alty—Whig Prospects— Markets,.§c. The news from Mexico and the seat of war, has caused quite a stir inour city, and we may now confidently ex- pect stirring intelligence by every mail. The West will also make its reports soon of the doings at Santa Fe The political cauldron is beginning to boil and bubble in earnest for the fall elections. The Democratic Con- vention for the nominatiun of candidates, commenced its deliberations last night, and after nominating Jacob G. Davies, for re-election to the Mayoralty, saiccened. Ts ih nomination Ceused a good deal of diseatiefaction the friends Fe re 2. all efforts to pre pre ceed with the nomination of the other candidates w: successfully resisted, and an Bk merry and on. ried, to meet again on Thursday evening next. The re- nomination of xe, ae on rs os — test doubtful, a1 n grea Whigeewho will how enter the contest with = spirit. "Major Law will be their candidate, and he joudtedly, a maz of more general popularity with ‘a classes and parties, than any other in Re cit ‘The same dullness continues to pervade the city, | though we may now hope for more prosperous and ex- | citing times. it private sale, situated in the State of | sce fg a of Homer township of ~The supply of beeres has fallen off, con- onl ad offered at the scales— vand, prices a waned all were tw by city butcher per m, he tian at * bs. on the hoof, » $4 cand averagi ag shire Tage are selling 3¢ $5 9003 7, with & wth deine market for Ho street tlour is extremely dull = | There were sellers yesterday of fresh, ground parcels, at $3 8734, Dut no sales have yk pret: There were settlements for receipts from cars at $: is tour at $4. Bmall sales of fresh ground Susquehanna flour at tne The supply of ne contin nes. reat 2 Hele is of prim to spc cena ning i a a cate ts ‘Palen f whi te com to-d to-day at 47249 cents, and of yellow at 50 cents. been a decline in the price of whiskey, and sales or Lise as beens decline Sue Fishoee ta'ece’’ Niwas ket is mot active. < Puitaperrnta, Sept. 2, 1846. ‘The dog-star has resumed its swav, although autumn has commenced. The thermometer ranges to-day at 90. Ahorrible tragedy occurred last evening in a house | of ill fame in Grocer’s court, kept by a Mrs. Mary Charl- ton. An elderly man named Phillip Knappe, a French- | man by birth, who had for many years been a resident of Southwark, was in the habit of visiting this establish- ment, having tavished a considerable portion of his | means upon the landlady, who was generally considered as his mistress. She did not happen to be in when he | celled, and he wandered from one part of the house to another, evidently in a disturbed state of mind. Reach- ing the kitchen, he had a {conversation with a colored woman, and in te course of it intimated that he design- | threat, having heard him use similar language severa} streets. | snonths previous. As soon as Mra. C. returned, the ser that had been inquiring for ban, Saas ed ber out entering the parlor, where she | supposed when a report of a pistol was heard m, and on rushing Pe they fount him fret aac ei, the blow «usbing in torrents from an awful wound in the right ear, struggling in the agonies Of death. He was lying partly on ft side, bay his right hand, which still grasped the weapon with which “i 4 committed the ed, was i his He survived but a fow moments. T vrae'a six barrelled revolver, of Colt’s patent pA poe | the barrels were loaded, it is perhaps a fortunate circum- stance that he did not mect his mistress, as he might pane Been tempted to shorten the period of herexistence as well as hisown, The cause which led to the dood is not enaott known, though i ts he was jealous. Ife had been in several pul bat a short tine * previous, and had i 1a : A Ee perfectly sane — wos rad See te das phatioen be bel “Ton the match he had E !