The New York Herald Newspaper, September 12, 1846, Page 3

have giv. 1 it as their professionaljopinion, that there is no work of the kind in the country, possessing advantages superior to those of the Morris Canal, for thg transaction of a large and profitable business. ‘The annexed table exhibits the quantity of certain ar- ticles exported from this port, for the first eight months in each of the past three years :— Exronts rrom tae Port or New Y: Jan. 1 to Sept. 1, 1841. Same SS Same time's, Apples, bbls 54 As! 8» fot. bbls 29,036 Cotton, at Domestic Covi Goods, tales and esses = 18756 Dyewor w'd,tons 5; 206 Fish, Di oh ewi,. 27,588 Mackerel, pols 1,515 Flax Seed, tes Flour, Whi 858 Gunpowder, kegs Homs and Bacoa, 266 2,556 ‘987 47,126 105,793 091 11,802 558 33 5.619 2,816 4,304 4.04 ue 1,017 1,497 1 47594 5.729 "peat ort 2, ' 24/843 24,193 147,075 82)192 ‘479 107 2,683,512 673,523 1,399 7867 49,574 wat 5,826 268 ‘Aineriean, bbls aa 2,037 Saltpetre. oe 2412 3d Silks, plies 71 1170 913 Soap, boxe 29,048 22/913 19,372 ‘Sugars, weirs Fav, 123 — 153 brown Bi 1,967 513 6,610 365 39,795 6,675, 4,530 5,607 181,651 0,893 11,941 2,032 uy 901 174,596 Gun & tmp, Ibe... - 73.506 86,416 58,896 Tobacco, leat (finds... 3441 529 3,099 bales. 727 5,706 9,698 mannf’d, at 13,841 13,671 Whalebone, ew 17,060 10,456 Wheat, bushels 633 5,902 923,332 Whisk 723 ‘34 nai Wool, = 556 573 ‘There has been an. increase in the shipment of many of our staple products this year, compared with last. The greatest increase has been in beef, butter, corn, corn meal, domestic cotton goods, fish, flour, (wheat and rye,) lard, lumber, rice, tallow, tobacco, wheat, whisky, and wool. ‘The value of merchandise exported from this port, in each of the first eight months of the past three years, has been as annexed :— Vavvr or Mercuanpise Exrortep raom tur Drstrict or New You. 1944. 1045. isis. January. . $1637.83 1467-855 2,100,644 February. 1,352,522 1,820,635 18451845 2,385.586 1.909.598 21459,053 - 21309,184 2971270 3,114,549 3,181,788 4,062/249, 2,103,503, 0 2,396,962 2,621,038 Total.........+... $19,849,262 18,746,152 21,002,139 The value of merchandise exported from this port for the first eight months of this year, was $2,255,987-gre: than for the corresponding months in the previous y: ‘We annex a comparative statement of the exports for August, 1845 and 1846 :— Va.cr or Exrorts bie su trony Av Av ois 1845 AnD "46. Iner.. .514,512 eer, Deer. .211,032 + $2,356,362 is that the recent decree of the Secre_ tary of the Treasury, has hada very great influence upon pei: seveeee It appears by the exportation of dutiable foreign goods. Early in August the new tariff bill passed both houses of Con- gress, and it was anticipated that a very great exporta- tion of foreign merebandise would immediately be made, for the benefit of drawback and for re-importation after the Ist of December, under the new tariff. The con- struction put upon the law regulating this point or feature in our foreign trade, has put a veto upon any attempt to defraud the revenue in this way. The importing classes complain very much about this treasury order, and argue that the custom of the past forty years, is sufficient evi- dence that such exportations and re-importations, were legal and authorized-by the lawsof the land. It does not follow that because certain laws have been for forty years improperly construed, that should continue to carry out the old construction. It is our opinien that the Secretary of the Treasury is perfectly correct in the constructions be puts upon these acts; and the enforce. ment of the order he has recently issued, will preserve a large amount of revenue. Old Stock my change. $20000 US 6s, 62. sl2m 1 300 shs Belen RR SA is Gees Teg 1590 e 360 54 inois 150 Reading Bds 109 2 ae nw 5i3y 2 S; ‘Utien RE 1091 Be a Wor R. on . 5 RE 30 575; Bhe 200 Reading RR . 3 a 0 do aie 5900 do. 6 40 Farmers? Trust 25% 300 do 30 616 125 Canton Co x 50 do 30 6t 3 do boos go 637% 20 L island RR n° “4 sdgsee Second Board. if ths Hustem RR 60 $9 Ein b10 57 0 £ 200 3358 aby Heme aR a do 8 tm do wm do do do 603° loo do a io de “36 S00 L Inland RR et 2 Nor’ WorRR | af 30 | ds % 3075 & ‘b10 Fd oo NA Trast B85 New Stock Exchan, | ae Pe Pree Mon 2% 50 she Harlem RR 83 54 © 2% 50 do 810 5435 antan. co bi0 30% 50 do © 5435 rd Sri WorRR b2057% 50 © do 510 544 bio stig 50 do b3 5439 B ‘3 Saturday 57 150 do 3 kg 0 baw 5 do DIS 545 of ee Fe so do 8357 bI5 Ga Married. inst, by the Rev.J.B Hardenbergh, Miss Jane A, daughter of 1¢ Dudley Packer, of Mystic, Ct. all of thiseity. On Thursday evening, 10th inst., by the Rev. Spencer Hi Cone, Mr. Janes Sontenvits tof Bierling Soot to Miss Hassan Manta, daughter of Mr. Melyne of this city. in the 9th iust., by the Rev. Mr. Ansell Leo, Mr. W. 8. Sattvou, to Miss Eotuen, eldest daughter of P. J. Spiro, of this io one na paper please copy. On Friday morning, nt ‘et, Esaza Wircox, inthe 38th Uy ear of her ag The relatives ‘od friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) morning, at 10 o'clock, from the residence of her brother, Charles C. Wilcox, 98 Renwick street. On Friday, 11th inst , of paralysis, Joserm Cowina, in the Gist year of his as oBe At the residence of Mrs. Van Alstyne, at Bonhamtown, N. J., on the 8th inst., of scarlet fever, Wiuirt Huse, ba of Willitt and Emma L. Denike, aged 2 years and 9 onths At sea, on the 24th ult., on board the bark Weybosset, Captain Harris, on the possage from Glasgow to New York, Hannan Raston, second daughter of Mr. Alex. Langmuir, late of Ayshire, Scotland. | KITCHEN RANGES. HOLMES’ TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES. M ilag ! Proprietors are now prepared to Cornish Holmes’s Kanges ee the trad or boarding he or sett oad for private families ig right from the ar und ell te therm. ig and setting Ki ‘ yomeeeg rpassed La economy, convenience, and durability. They cone hide. Woy ine Bershaned ear ai petites Sonrpsmoees for Ere, any excuse to the purehas to dtotinr euinterFarlor, Office and Bed Room Grates of latest pat a beige Hal, Office and Bed Room Stoves, Stovepipes, » Tin Ware—Bright, plain,'and japanned.’ atalltimes ready to set ranges, grates, an smokey ehimneys cored—no ew ‘A, GILHOOLY tnd SON, poe Proprietors and Manufacturers, 78 Nossau street. ® me MALE SEMINARY, ~~ Ne. 7) EAST BROADWAY, corner of bei aed neta S Sana R, , fey, will be removes have masons ers. Also The draw Elizabeth On the ew Yo erm bot FY hens Rare tion of aenb T Be: for el, station 33 a0 of books inhe Ragin chert Fre Latin and Drawing. A stage is provi ad sidin vont wesidin in a distant part of the city, free of charge. ~ SUNDAY CHRONICLE. AND SPORTING capital week! Beet a da} Ti setpublizbedetinorfow a mal" Heat es couia aes "there will be found in its inal matte: GERMAN HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. T= MEMBERS of the above os Society ere notified that a general Meeting will tember, et 3 o’clock P.M. pose of electing officers for the ensuia TAVOS BERNHARD, 12 It®re Decretary. SCHOOL OF DRAWING AND PAINIING BY 8. CUMMI GS, N, A., Professor of the Arts of De- ty. and Gentlemen now a12 1 low street, for the pur- e# me BUUK-KELPING, &e., sa bx, Ait STREET, | on Book-keeping: A complete set of books is kept by every pupil, whey aid of the teaches, enters in them, transaction alter Cransac- tion, uutil the whole variety of business of ood m house shall have become disposed o| [a vhis ect of explanation and city must, lu a very snc Mitesh bem’) AM siz lw*me entry becomes th pupil of moderate ca come a competent boo! © my notice that A. B. tAliees Esq rtment of my Cutters for sale fo, mang the je timte bac! annot procure the machines sxcapeby by hum, blie that he has sey * be my agent for inyvelf, and that My only. authorized agent inthis ity is Jehn F. Mackie, a trceer ateet at which pl customers: plied on the saimé terms us at my acta a at Worces New York, Sept. 11, 1816. si2it®me HARDWARE, NAILS, &e. FPORGER, ALFORD & Importers aud General D ‘American Hardware, Cut ceived a large stock of tr aaa rising One of the most extensive assortments " e enty, which are offered at 1d prices for cash or approved credit, assortment may be found—Kuives and Forks, Seis- sors, Dhears and Razors; Pen, Pocket, and two blade Knives, Shoe, Bread, and Butcher Knive: an michens Butts aud Screws; HHL and Strap ‘Table and Backflap Butt and Brass Back Saws; jutchers” and ™ Iboott- and Panael Ls Dold ‘Mull and Crosscut Saws; an extens! re sasortspent of| - Hinge Mfin'«” superior Wrought Naily—-6d; 8d a indy Grifin’s” ‘superior Horse Nails; Trace ana ‘Ox Ch y Daget and Back, Chains; Hatter aud Well smiths" Bellow mn =Z20 era au Engl, German and ‘Tools, &e.. have ‘Ar Saucepans aud sities Man n Ketgh ‘de | ers aud Meat Forks; Mature Forks, Axes, A ‘They invite buyers to examine their a nit and prices, si21teme 29 PARK Hie corren, FAWiG and Scalp Maker, respectCally imforms his irends and the public i that he Falt St *me N CONTRADISTINCTION to those in weneral u: vivid lite-like transparency, and ee sha) shade to correspoud w.th youth and age. ‘T! ech an durability aud the purity of the gold Man the watfora firm uess and the ease with which they may be Dr. Castle particutaily desires to impress upon those who seek to hive the most perfect restoration of art can effect, as well as to eusure to his patroi ry advan- tage of utility, beaucy and ecouomy, which ex; mice, skill and assiduity in his profession caa accumplish, His office is at 381 Broadway. 812 1v*me THE EYES. R. WHEELER, Oculist, 29 Greenwich street, devotes his exclusive attention to diseases of the Eye and Op- talmia Surge Aruticial Kyes tor sale, and inserted on reasonable terms. Office hours from 8 ~ .M. to 1 o’clock P.M., after which he application t 0 him post OPINION OF. A KEGULAR Spe ey HIS certifies that | have recommended the use o! TAR’S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, for s, foc two years past, and many botth ve been used by my patients, all > Jn two eases, where it was theught confirmed jon had taken plaee, the Wild Cherry effected a E. BOYDEN, Physician at Exeter Comer. Exeter, er Sepe. 30, 184 10 QUA ACKERY! NO DECEPTION! ‘gvalined emimentse camantionel by this medi- respect, true. ware of counterfeits and imitations —The unparal- ‘and astonishing efficacy of Dr. Wistar's Bvlsam ot Wald Cherry in all disenscs for winch it is reeommended, curing genuine ‘Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of uine, unless sigued by 1. BUT LS. Pi W. FOWLE, Boston, \ tcD. Sends, Agents for Rew Vork City also by druggists generally throughout the United Sates ad Canada. #12 1tD& Wre Since a ye SITUATION for any genile- rprising ad dive ia Any smart, active business young mau, Raving $1,000 er $2,000 in cash, disposed to e benevolent oecupation, where there is no possibility of loss in. aa ‘and where he will b Food a Jee during the faithial discharge of its dutic further particulary ‘by directin; ote to box No. oa 2 Post O Office, New York, within ten day most anexceptionable refeieuces, both 8s to the permat ene and safety of the salary and bi sf the hi cher of the gentlemen counected withit, will be maiarivg the expens: nly. No one need $1,000 at his own immediate co xh aie and ready to comply with in cash. is required i and 18 to be advanced for thirty da ply who has not at least §: mand, oF who is wot both ay Dando never ne) less can ecsily ade to prodace ay with every certainty, for the next ble only fora faithful and enterprising t be free from debt, economical ia his is whole attention before three o'clock ess is Life and Health Insurance. The company will commence business on the Ist October, at which time the services will be require: (Box 1912.) 812 1tme GENTLEMAN acquainted with every line of mercantile business, a good book keeper and able 10 write the Spa- nish, French and German correspondence, wishes to find an employment adequate to his knowledge, in any mercanule ott.e in this place, A note directed to H. H. No. 14 Water street, w , Will be attended to immediately. ‘ED. 812 lw* rr WANT. Ai FIRST 4 tag day debe neg and atrendiny ‘ing of O; dustry and cleanli Apply immediate}: a the ‘Westchester House, 48 Bowery, corner Broome street.§ 312 2t*me WAGON WANTED. goan, second hand fone horse Nato b wa and capable of opening Ts—So! price. A rehiser can by ad- WANTED, — i Leg A bas asa partner SMART, BmehpbAwg 5 4 ki i kinds of refresh- large and elegant ments served up, includ 41s; location cennot be surpassed business, as it past. Any person quatified for the y.st the small sum not $1540to so ther informa on lease to pares alne re RAILROAD TL Wine, immediately, 10,000. O. ties, seven feet lang. ta nly at the office of the Hark Bites, AP Newt Yorke or a he Chee eared C vat Plains. WARDROBE AND FURNITURE WANTE, ADIES AND GENTLEMEN can obtai cash prices for all kind of wearing apparel,{ by applying for the subscriber at No. 11 Ms tween Broome and Spring streets. N. Hhrough the post office or otherwise, to. im*rh STOKERS. be punctealle ah SIGN OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE. SORIA’S DYING ESTABLISHMENT. The oldest in New York. FFICES for the reception and d Hf | ala - ja pal (90 Pearl street, opposite C BRANCH No. 256 Grosawiel, west side, between Murray and Warren 257 Bleeker, near Morton st, 740 Broadway, nearly opposite Waverley Place. 357 Grand st., between Norfolk and Suffolk, 189 Falton st,, Brooklyn. 13i Atlant 208 Broad st. Newark. Where Dying, ‘Cleaning and Restoring in all its branche is the best manner, and on the most reasonable terms. 811 2t*rre 10,000 PAIRS manufa consisting of mei red India Rubber Soo 's overshoes, and ladies’ san- shirred Sus Weds ee rs, amnonys at the Union Rubber Fre st ianover Square. IMPORTED SEGARs. bore usriotes in the mor into operation. If retail ‘ore ‘sso ouchaasrice Havana Segar, cheap anc vis ho with small profits for ¢ quick veers. 13 Beekman tercets, kine aes su im*rre ey ii Rover tga F deal. ['giletges in sare, hotel keepere, he, wish fo save fom th to smoke a pi kept by competent Jodg vot thew weed. and they te wonehel BELLEVILLE WHITE LEAD. TT Haseeresibesarereetrig trom she acory at Belle | Ville, Ned. their regula dry and in oil, pat up in c ecual in quality” tony imported brea? ‘ne ton and upwards, b fit ff ited Lea hich are For sale 5 a a FRYATT, CAMPBELL & CO., Ki Also, Red Lead, Litharge, and Orange Mision ee sil Im*me_ india ver offered in this market, and being determined uot to be undersold, are dto offer such inducements to the city and country ‘as will warrant them in giving us call. Sol its for Good: nufactories, '¢ Agents for Goo eres cokers. s1060*r FIVE ain wane DOLLAKS REWAKD c A ant one HEST, containing two thousand haudred Five Freng Pieces, together with some of wearing apparel, the property of Henry Bal- (thea ow of | Asses lst, oi ther from the steamboat ply- id Amboy, or from the cars ranuing eiehins Ral hy the owner was a passen- lon oF ard ‘ine from New York to Fhi- rew oe will be pai 0+ ‘& proportionate reward fort the IERBERT, Agent of the HO 1w*eb2 No. North Becond sweet, Philadelphia. the 13th of Sep- | 219 PEARL STREET— | and patio will be sold !ow to close a concern; also, | x ANISH Gurley f Di Italy, 12 It*me Soles, oles aud ca 6 Oil ‘ea and 4 aud sat of some capital ean dented Unie adopt its principles ee spooning satbe binding; miaglecor oe of patte: the various style: meats cut, vies of garam Wen. StiXemerrs, s10 1m*r No. 113 Broadway, New ¥ Penlerss end GENTLE! or. man and lady who can pro- du eee ‘ontalay hear of a good place to es- tablish a Fer mal He. Soath; in a healthy place, by ceilex: iy s RILEY! Store. in Broadway. ohiggtion to 1872 Able and Devsert Cut Cutlery, qasekithe of 5 orks, Ci is, itcherand Sh Shoe Kuiv wee o nually, on 1st re-imbursable in Mean tad Sh Particular attention given to assignee’s sale sof bees goods > ana GENTLEMA! Commission br with the same, and sper on, ‘ke. in lots atthe Merch: & BANKING ¢ it Al gm throu) ear a oe Hardware, French, German a ‘apt Knives, consisting ears, ke double and and singlo,barrel Guns. of RE shelf goods. i by A.J. etna pang Baetionest. UCTIONEERS. ant ofa permanent fe mod &e. at Auction— bo Sealey Yelock. at 250 lots of fresh im- 0 suit City, Western orgia ani COMPANY MORT. Im*r in the Auction and ten years connected igh knowledge of n: rt be the manner of compen- Would take a partner si2 2" MTh re HOSE who wi all the various tune, are advised to obta work on the le pat y whi desir cold and shower house has been newl: furnished. jock fom Broadwa: 2 were “T O LET rx SUITS OF ROOM TU TALLORS. ire a rapid ies et rments +5 for ‘the loc: THE WINTER. isting of Drawing Rooms, irable, is ‘only one ly at 413 Houston street. knowledge of Cutting worn at the present copy of Stinemetts’ celebrated vcouteins all the information tha met with t! moat wuprece- hroughout the faction to all ght to ten di Priv The fi nishe ale Sete PARLOR AND BEDKO! ;| a TO SINGLE aus [Large ond well f 1d Rooms in « Private = References required. Address TH some! Office. murket. THE stock and fixtures of the new - b> i Comes Roo In other busines: Pempgiene BaeS PA FIVE THOUSAND ailanthus Trees, from: ten to twe ve feet high, consider straightest an sillw*r at Luwasend’s Livery Stable, in R sade street, way. AHANDSOME prir of Bay Carriage Horses, 7 ‘ears ol, excellent travellers, the fproperty of a | street, very P renter ‘The best of reference required. be rented for a term less than six months. At Gentlemen and othe view them at the garden of Fran City, or for terms apply at the Seed Store DUNLAt & THOMSON, E ROOMB are on the ly furnished, and in a priv r broadway. per week. for $ FOR SALE, ms, No thriftiest t1 ‘OR SAL! jentleman going to Europe. Charch and Broad: 77 Walt ¢ Reason for selling, the ‘ownal Office. a te 1 B00% d_ judj dim hey may be seen | Fou Z¢ sizaeme HORSE AND WAGON FOR SALE. ome bay Mare, ‘be seart ‘old: idle, bridle, harness, ‘&e. The whole ‘der, II be sold a bi a * ae ba seen attoascan Townsend s stables, 12 all2weme FO: SALE, can A FINE BAY HORSE, hands high, sound in all res} or ty f nam harness; suitable, ET jurance, for a physician, BL. Re tives Stable, 25 Great Jones’ st. ight years old, 15 ts; gentle in ee strengtn, do- r terns apply at #10 3t* m ets, from’ anythiog ever offere of New York. His prices are as low.as his hats are fin 59 Iwis*r LOST, YESTERDAY AFTER: 4 Newfoundland Dog, with white orvks o4 tks Pose tip of the tail. > light Aby person returning him to 73 un street, will receive a reward of Five dollars, me to ticular: wold simply state thet hie at wearing public of the city teste, and color, the productos YALL STYLE GENTLEMEN’S HATS. ROWE, Merchant’s Exchange, 4 Wi now ready for paceeton, and sale, apr d Beavers and desirable snenee and warranted not tote surpassed by of any Hat Estabtishment in this city. _Prices—Best Beaver, $150. Best Silk, $1. fine Silk Hets o1 = street, has the most f hionabie 89 2w {BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVER- POOL PACKETS. Only regular Packet of the 16h of September— ficent, and celebrated fast-sailing, vorit Ship YORKSHI Bailey, commander, will sail Positively on Wed he new, magn Packet pt. ly necessary to say, as it that the accommod: cond cabin and steerage passe: werd and costly manuer, with “rh shout cal but add to the & in cabin, We'made on board, to the RE, burthen 1156 is well known to the ery modern im- and se fore en ” by nautic CO. 35 Fulton st.,, Fulton Bank. | ix 7S ous, will sail as al it oF passage, having for splendor or comfort, apply 0 street, or °K. COLLINS & CO. 5¢ South st "Kor fre Price of passage Packet shij cee: di take arly a Micagion oF boar sini JOSE? foot of Wall dthe 8) age T i f P. sail puuctuall pa | wi favorable cpportenity to those who may feel desirous of hav- ug their friends brought ont from the north of Ireland, For FOR LIVERP tal ra su Packet ship, eit SR ENcK, B. Ei AR P. SEPTEMBER. fo Dassengers, Perso: 'H M ASSAGE FROM BELFAST DIRECT—To the 15th November—The s, Jendid iP My mang Captain Michael, y thereby further Sere plete pleare yey, (if by ic or to Messrs. RICHA s3me Her accommodat Sengers, are wus about to embark would any well prev.ous to cngegien decent N ship CHAOS, Cay praia Wilson, now loading at the a neve sbi Rochester, from it OAT sad ace peraiied in five days aunt be sent | RRA ‘Appl HERDMAN & red at the lo eud thei to pabhie store. WOODHULL & MINTURN, 87 South er aint seqant fae talk | DAN, G. her || J. H. Trask, master, will suc- | ERIDAN, and sail October 26th, her vee own fast sats Ship GL ADI- on foot af aiersen Lane, or 10 BSON, BRO TREKS aC), FORK VERIO at ‘on Saturai BEB vrei ~The splend fi foot of Dover street, bag despat hed Yon treet. B Ifast. 12th jew, fast sailing packet m ior second cabin and steerage =, of the packet bea ol a hose t ite ndid ship 4 et. 1o examine this e from Great Britain aud [relan ial bi wi Sess ‘ornish, mas- 5 | OF THE l6tn | en 1000 tons, will sail r cabin, second cabin, to embark should rrangements to havea ling the 15th of each Presenting the most letter, post paid) to as *bove. an % on ba ‘0. 61 Sor Permits 08 Reads at | iT inder genera) ordet DHULL & MIN mip Saracen, from Glasgow ited must be sent to tht rat foot of Pike st., URN store. TURN, 87 sonth st. ry way more com: ing ts i. ire berths | Gon. Clinch, et, i iheeht'make ay sa has ard, at Pier N. 11, below W. & 3.7. TAPSCOTT, ts si0 re 1d door bel below Busting oR 1 rear esas os Reraler Ubi fear alin Wonk For inoue breceaks mt: able enmergP wali vaneiyt to po Catala on board, ia oO so MINTURN, #7 South street. The regular Packet. ship Rochester, barthen seed “the Queen of the West, ‘and ea stan ber regula dey, | Gam ietot ‘of Octobe ss GRAND EXCURSION TO SANDY HOOK. Accompanying the new and beautiful steal ‘ou this her first trip to Charle, 6 feat aud stauneh st unboat ST. CHOLAS, Cpt. FT. Deming, ow Satur Sept.’ 12, will leave Canal’ street: at 3 | De cloaks pets. i Nonh orth River at foot of Clinton | en : aagere afioe down N OTICE, HOUR cuangeD TO SIX O'CLOCK. HE evening line of steamers for ALBA- » consisting of the Hendrik Hudson Feaisesieagtars soa Clistnies ae cadets Tuesday next, will leave New York for Albany at6 0’ P.M. instead of 7, as pees re. GRAN E ARK TO CONEY SISCAND: The and fast sailing steamboat J Cave, Suuth, will lea September 13, 18 to Coney Island, where she turn to Newark, b Torelock, P. M Port Richmond, on purpose seo g xing those at each pl stam is almost unnecessary to that Coney Island.is on th and is cooled by rkling surf, and salu bathing is unrivalledthe beach i ing slowly and safely to the sea, Bhe will table retreat from the m: son, Hetresh:nents provided on Board. Centre street wharf, » t 12 o'clock, noon, on an excursion will remain tthree nore mt re- Bb Island, yh ways ford the ¢ an opportunidy of visit: te, for it is universally ¢ of the O rious air. hard and level, descend- ‘The opportunities for re- freshments are abundant ; and altogether. it is a most comfor- ant heat of the city at this sear There will be vo detention on account of the tide. the weather be stormy, th will next Sunday. Fare : ‘Alsothe shove popular and f leave New York f»1 foot of Barcl at7o’clock, P M., fe war! 123g cents, postponed until ts, each way i sailang steamboat, will ewark, on Sunday, at9 o'clock A M. Stree: and returning, will for New York. Fare each mays sl0 ewark, Si at, The Should OPPOSITION TICKET eS FOR THE NORTH AND W FOR ALBANY, 15 ct recuse, Poremouth, sa #3: LL erat a6 = i i, Ohi ee Ha 50. Montreal $3.0 veket at the Office, on, $4505 No. 100 Marclay, From Steamboat } pier between teamboat KNICKERBOCI Houghton, iy and Kida DRIK HUD at time for the morning for t sgbetaken at ate Tate o’cloe lerate rates, and i none without a written order tom the captains or ag Schultz, at the office on ers. by applying, = F ST AR RS UBANY, Sundays exeepred oat? veloc, FA eurtlandt and Liberty sts. o'clock. Capi. R. G, Cruttenden ‘Tuesday, ‘thursday aud Saturday evenings, at? bove boats will at all times arrive in is Albany i in ample and none tak en after Sig All persons are forbid trusting any of the boats of this line, ents Kor passage or freight, appl. 08, board the bouts, orto P, w UNITED STATES MAIL LINE. Arsoleloek, FM, Lan he foot of Steamboat NORTH. AMERIC AY ( apt. Rv leave ou Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and noons, at 5 o’clo eamboat So'clock. “Apply on board, or at the office on the wharf. at Intermediate Places. WL, Furry, will Sunday after: t SANTA CLAUS, Captain B. Overbangh, will leave on "Tuesday, ‘Thursday aud Saturday afternoons, at | AMUSEMENTS, xc. AKK THEAT HE On Saturday Evenini will be pei RICHARD Ill —kichard, Kea; King Henry VI, Mr Betry; Henry, ————— ooo | MR. AND MRS. CHAS. KEAN, FOR | NIGHT MORE, Sept. itn, Mr Charles Earl of Richmond, Mr. Byott; Biisatech, Mire Chas Kean; Lady Anne, Mrs Ab- TH To Clan Fi nee at '¥ 25 cent juchess of Y¥ onclude w: 's Bar the farce of the BARRACK ROOM— » Mrs Chas Kean; Colonel Ferner, Dyott; Bernard, Doors ope at To’clock, and the performances will com- alf-past7 o'clock. Boxes $1; Pit 50 cents; Gal- Boxee, Mr Nenlics Julia Dean. will be performed the tray ¥ THEATRE—On Pizarro, Mr Booth; Al ea) oF. ZAS aha | ic larke; Elvi After which, the ¢ ome of of the LADY AND THE DE- v ee apt onclud: Wild arke, Andrew, Uhanfrau; yen at 7 o’clock, curtain will rise at h nw efthe WARLOCK OF THE ; The Lady alt past Tm Dress Circle, 50 cents; Up} A i fats ¥ panera ipper Boxes, 25 cents; Pit and Gaile- VASTLE CARDEN, (with ica qrisusive Fromensdes ROUTES OF and evenit of PETMIOMAN MINSTICELS the BL —This the enterrainment will commence with an INST PRU: MEN vat Be a ae Us ‘ouclud CHINESE INTRODUCTIO. f halt Mission of our for refreshments, RAMAS, w the beautifal range of COSMO} a, Esplanade. FIRE WO! le with a peries of DISSOLVING VIEWS and ‘he amusement to eataniees at a quarter to 8 cisel Admittunce 25 cents. ti ne XTRAORDINARY BILL. SHAKSPERIAN COM ND BURLETTA, "FIRST APPEARANCE OF MR. HACKE tonU'S GAKVEN—Saturday Evenm, pt oi ill be presented Shakepeate's ( somedy of M Mitity wiv! OF WIN DSOK—Sir Joho Felstaff, Mr Mester) y Y Ford Yandeuhott: Slender, Chippendale; irs Ford, Mea C re, Mysa Mr Ro conclude wit’ LEND ME FIVE SHILLINGS—Mr. Golightly, Mr G Holland. Doors open. at hal mence Li hatf past 7 0 Pioek, Wit Besce Di $ omleey 3 sceias * com- ILADELPHIA, Managei aT MUR ‘Hy avon: ni ‘a EVENING: Sept. 12, 1846, will be performed, me, Dick Da To conciude with the drama of THERESE. Carwia Th Me on Monday the comedy THE itbeiet os ashall even: xt, in the dome: THE GAMESTER ‘Wine Does W onde are STREET THEATRE, bi romengee oo W. E. B URTON «4. THE KING OF Nightly received with grevt James the Fifth, Mr. J Wallack. jr; Sir As ‘OMMONS. olanse by fromded houses. x 20 iy. Malcolm ‘Young, Mr Bowers, ‘Laird Suaail, Mr urke; Mungo Small, Mr Howard; Lord Seyton, Mr Arnol; srehbra p, Mr Hamilton. Madeline, ‘Mfs Wallach; Widow ‘Berton’ Mas tlughes. After which the dance of fi Miss Oceana Patrick, ( Burk Nora, Miss ean ne, SOL the are Soldier, Sinclair. Chapman; Darby, Vather Luke, Mr Baars Ka been, Mrs Howard; Mr FOR NEW BRUNSWICK. THE large and awift Stermboat NI PHILADSLPHLA,Captainl, 8. Fiazee will | lerve New York from the foot of Barclay sureet every day (exceut 8 Sunday) at 9 o'clock, A. My for ek, helsea, Blazing Star, feos: Perth Amboy, South Amboy, and Price's Point, New Brunswick about half past 12 o'clock. Re Mig! .t 6 o'clock, i New Bruns: New Branswi andiny Bentley’ leave New Branswick PM. sare to South Amboy. Price’s P Wick, 25 cents, All the other landings, 1254 All kinds of freight taken at the lowest rates New York, 3d September, 1846. half | st2wem | o 2 Oe T MORNING LINE A FOR ALBA! steamboat pi Passage $150. Touching at ae foot of Hammond st. | street. Breakfast and dinner provided on ANY fri at the pier foot of Warrea om the | MIT HE LADIES AND this Establighment a1 Roomfi 11 o'clock, jon Mi ‘CHELL?S requested to m oudav, Sept. 14, Opening, arene ‘Theatre on Mouday, 2ist. in W. MITCHELL. 8121 owns ‘The swift and magnificent steamer IRON WITCH, com- | ke. manded by Capt. Stephen R. day, Thursday, and, Saturda ednesday and Friday. La point, Newbarch, Milton, iskill, Hudson eaves Roe, leaves New York | Albany, Monday, | Van Courtlandts, West: | Po'keepsie, Hyde Park, Kingston, au25 re ‘ucs- MORNING BOAT FOR ALBANY AND TROY AGE ONE DOLLAM- Breakfast | a areas on board the boat. Passengers taking this boat will arrive in time to take the evening tran of cars from Troy west to Buffalo, and north Cane, ‘Wm. Ellsworth, Mon- te Saratoga and e Geor ‘The’ ‘Steamboat NIAGARA day, Wednesda; 7 o'clock, A. M., from the apeaibost fos tres Returni rning on oppo re days, "Forpe or freignt, apply on board, or to F. B. it the office on the whar ni9 re DAILY LINE OF BOATS BETWEEN N ORK AND STATEN ISLAND. ‘The steamboats SYLPH, Captain J. B and EN ISLANDER, Capuis D. DVank ‘ ae St Staton Island 6, 8, 9, 10and 11 A. M; att, 2,3,4,5, crests Ne ze New York, st 7 1% 10,and 11, A.M. and 1, 2,3, 4,5, | anne hee Vi dcr oAie, sTanaing for the seeleernale are Ves i eae B ovecy boer Uarcugsor the day, Fare 12} cents. TROY MORNING AND EVENING LINE. iG LINE, AT SEVEN O'CLOCK. FOR ALBANY AND TROY—From the clay stre: 5 int, New: psie, Hyde Park, Rhine- Hudson, Coxsackie, Tier at the foot of at Peel beck, U. Kinderhook an ts neniay aad Friday, he steamboat ie wie artlawdt feet on" ry evenings, nt seven, o' ele The Sceamboat pont, COLU a es on day, Welneedsy" Mand Hi ri o’elock. i eights bank bills, oR ih en NOTICE—All | other kind of proverty, positively at the owner’s — orat the office on the H. Peck, will venings, at 7 ‘ing these Boats will arrive in time to take the Mor Frater from Py ky, to exiae, and teball an akon board, or at the Office on cie, risk o7 gp OPPOSITION MORNING LINE AT 64 O’- CLOCK FOR ALBANY ling at Hammond street, Van Cortlandt's (Peekskill) | BOS ii 3 New Hambargh, Milton, Foush ihgston, Uppe keepsie, Hyde Park Catskill, Hudson, and Coxsackie. HE new and steamboat METAM 2 HE wl eave she pier fovt jonday, Wedursday and Frida: turning, leave Albany on Tuesday, Thursda Passetigers taking this, the cars A, Ca West. and Dasers on a $1. ol Passage, hs “Dallar ailing ew spressaye of, ML ay Street on at_634 o'clock, Ns Batarda is boat will arrive in Albany in time for board. an Cap 's Dock, 25 cents; bsrpsted sh 50% Smith, | Re: ietors of Steambonts wishing BELLS i LUNG, would do, well to pay a visit. on the, Steamboats Niagara, loungneer, Guvernor, Jroa Witch, Thomas Pawel, Excel postin 3 A ( Bell Hane peel aly ada ‘d for Steam. ed ey Beam Fa ratcptecteea ect ta Fees = an? “imeod rc TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH. | an | enee, render thi ing feature & CO/SN blishment arriy Stee MARIE MACART! vie ney Feats, of the inthis country. ‘The t the great (ee Brate | Fai E, liarly her own, fal and fascinating address fae, chaina he OLYMPIC THEATRE. NTLEMEN, connected with t inthe Green paratory to the Y. MAMMOTH CIKCUS. form at ville, 27th; SV tavia, lst Se Mount. Waited ope tors reler the public to the brilliant description given in the re- spective newspapers of the Cpe al and daring feats performe: d by this Equestrian Direets Master, Mr. RICE. NIXON, and the unapprot am 'erfc Principal Ri- gz the Napoleon ofthe Areus, Mr. HOBBS, whose fess on Horseback are the moat extraordi nary ever witheased. dure nifeaet enact by Master ‘Nizea.” Olympic Exer elses whole Compan Bur Tambler, Mr MACARTE: ‘Wontertat" Benes br Pr. Cole's Been Hecor ana Bal The BWIS8 is BGT Heke, in thelrclegant, Gymnastic. Fostures and 4 Sweet se the Charioteer of Phesbas Posturing’ and Gres: west Y thologic C. Hi 2s Pe ROWES & COM New York Mammoth Cirens. Mr. Nixon and his son. Mr. hc and brilliant Act of * Fancies of APOLLO ROOMS. mua” Me Slack Rope Evolutious. Mr. Geo. Sweet, the , With a variety of others ' ented, ani MADEMOELLE Cyn oy respectfully informs the are, babar York that h FIRST: ON WEDNES. Qn which caer al of emi 58078 in MLL Ke NACHEL, (her first appearance in Ame- collis ir. GI dt) ORGE Bh Suistow, CONCERT in sie piace * the above Ry ate Pe nou YP api EO. LODER, ote SEPTEMBER | 1, 1816, wall baanieed by the following Pro- +». Violoncello iolin se direction the Con- The Coneert wil pupae at 8 o'clock. to, had at the usual place TURY PLANT. Full programmes ied Steod rre CEN HE SENTRY, way tl are at Libis yd - ered io Sowa Pisnte Open from.7 A. eed . M, erly fo 4 cents, child: a half price. —_ oe of admission will be y rfanded wo any viceroy in not pereety ati inthe largest nad most wonderful plant of the kind ever ibite this conatry. sl? lw MONTEVERDE’S BILLIARD AND BOWLING 0.5 BARCAY rican Hotel, spectfully i |e has 4 | be faratehe use, and the best inform his frie this public ard ‘Fables scan 2 city, yw the Ame- ces didlo wii Naw Hk ee ‘The Subser be reales in the rep in th wishing the billiard roo n exclusive to themselves, or the bowling alleys, can have the Also two Bowling Alley: rate order, with the best of attendance. e by applying at the bar.— s, which are always kept in first Lunch every day at ll o’clock. Wednesdays and Sundays, Fish or Clam Chowder During the season, the choicest Oysters, such as Shrems- bury, Chink Mill Cold Spring and Massachu- sets Bay. rieh calling for the above oysters can al ways have them at the shortest notice; they can depend on havirg the abo well stocked with the choicest and Segars of che best y= Mranamer nogabe Gentle any neglect of 17 Private entrance at the F eet viosse {2 communicate iy of the attendants. juleps, aud Punches ma FRANCIS MONTEVERD No.5 ow iI door. Im*r at the Bar, GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM CHARLESTON TO NEW ORLEANS. 'd Moutge mery, and with five hours Via Savani Through as soon HE pnblic are respect: T Fall and successful operation, daily, h, Macon, Columbu by an ee Jasper, Wm. Seabroak, ey From Savannah to From Macon to Railroad; from Barne: of the ‘Montgomery Railroad; Montgomery, Alabam: From Montgome: Prom Mobile to Fare to Columbus $22: Columb: ‘New Orleans by steamboats, to New Os leans $41 50. Stages leave Slacos on slondsya, for. 7 {iahassee and Pensacola. And the steamers Savannah on Wednesdays and Saturdays Marys, (Ga,) and Jacksonville, Black Creek, ka and’ St. Angustine, (Fl re of she ti in his route will leave Charleston #9 o'clock, A- Yyannah, by the well known splendid steam packets stagin ly informed that the above route Baagengers by M., for Sa- Capt. EE. P. ge Bo: ‘T. Lyon. Central Railron mn to the terminus thence by railroad to by steamboats or stages to Mobile. ; to Montgomery $26 50, including onmmtbus Pe, cod meals and berths on board the steamers. 96, ‘ednesdays and Fridays | ‘Wm. Gaston and St. Matthews, leave Darien at Barnesville | sd St. Picolata, Palat: a "This route Vs unsurpassed for speed, comfort and safety, be spared to merit x eouti rden. public. BOSTON STEAMERS, FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL. THE BRITISH and NORTH A CAN Royal Mai ‘Steam Packet Shi Ts Sone Jeave Boston for the above Ports, on 045. a Sept wage t0 Liverpool, $120; pass freight'© ‘OF passage, a} to Pry anni No berth recured watil. paid for sone to Halifax, $20 SeiaHi aM ows ‘ednea- For NEW YORK AND LOUISIANA LINE OF ¥. TO ‘The sail on Saturday. Toth Packet ship SAR’ LE sail as above, her regular day. Taylor, mantel lean: 1g & iraff, who will will wenoned, te ht or passage apply on bos 4, at O1 wharf, footot Wal seston ee ER COLL! «0. mith 90 No goods received on Friday evening, 1ith inst Age en ‘Rew! bir ds fa hi “dis cou fy ; mpt! lorward al ods to his ress. 2 | meas CNESEE, Munot, master srtelle, FOR LiVERPOO svat Ship MARMION, To ratchet Kad war conault ineir interest ahd comfort by Jand judge for themselves, Hor terms, Moderate, apply on board, foot ot Beck Slip ster Coker of AUTION. — trust of the Crew of si dy Capt, Buckland, from t sme de Due of their cvntracting al be aby te Capea ot We T. PAPSC oRse Youn, Sept. 11, 1846, wea on “he ling Packet ‘ds, burt! i whieh ALL PERSONB ue hereby regs sstieg Sardi en 7 will b SEPH MeMURRAY, Pine & Sout! ar Wales, TT. si2me OTHIC HALL, aad his Elephant, his Dancing, Lady, G. TIETZ, Duck of Vaneanson, his his Cabinet of Anatomy, | and his Cartoous of Raphael in copper. Admittance 25 cents. | 86 lw®re sIGNOR LOUIS MARTINI, Professor of Singing se To tH commend hi e |AUGHT on very ttc heen to teach jon of the most popular operatic melodi to show that the best P sea ea thet instrument, dso long unknown. pupils on the Fiano, and this Music Library ing the So is Album, just published, contai nrow he would re- AMATEURS OF THE AcconD! Totus: | and favorite MUSIC moderate t by a person who has of the sc and who undertake: Terms, $° s permonth. Any take at "ihe Herald Office. struction will please nantes a line 10 Imis* re MUSIC TAUGHT, ITH mach facility and rapid progression. DAY, N Professor o! Violin, continnes to teach Ms Kedowa that she (0. 425 Broadwa: fthe Guitar, Sing: fies and gentlem if requested. struments, Sti d the public sttahere she fed t zr which she had j ow ‘prepared to renew with M, DUMS- doors above Canal st., roBianoforte, Accordeon at en of New jout extra dances, at her residence No. un Leonard street. the eI 1816, as geons an others of th per le boy perfect heads an stomach, Of Vera lve os. ipe Talend 3 ronounced by the most emineat ~DOUBLE-HEADED CHILD. ifthe wonderful freaks of nature, now exhibiting at eum Hall, No. 450 ae road t curiosities of 1 physigtog ists of New York and he eks, wiih two hearts, four |i professions, who have see has a beantifally formed body, of ‘Nantucket, June 21, hysicians, sur- joston, and all | it, to be h two Ladies pad seatlemen who feel desirous of witnessing the wonderfal and curious in our ow! are invited to call | while this exhibition conti Heing nothing that need offend the senses of the most fastidious. ‘Admission 1236 cents. slOlwere_ TARGET EXCURSION. HE JEFFERSON GRENADIERS, will, on, Monty ment, the lth inst. visit the house of § John J. Me go er, Of J Ce Le bs Ser cupeate tne esee SAF Taaes Breck bY there pase 9 o'clock train. 4 John street, a few WREN' foe oy hy Broadway, prone ofr reaeh, te and Gorn fancy’ ‘articles mprising Zé Eaters often den jeneri 00. Ryo Rare a and ‘ne ‘of oll Fie kis pantr Geta ets and other kia all widths, ke. a large vari " Perforate ‘possible prices. boar Sy applying ac 416 Houston st. MEN and wei wives, or siete Se gen Purse Slides and Ben han wl high he will im) a BOARDING IN HOUSTON STREET emer, oan 810 ower \ | The Sergeunt-at-Arms of the House of Re | until dark, and then broke up and LATEST INTELLIGENCE, TELEGRAPHIC. Advices from New Orleans tothe 4th instant, were reeeived at Washington last evening, and transmitted to this office immediately by the magnetic telegraph. The steamer James L. Day arrived at New Orleans on the 3d instant, from Lavacea, which place she left on the Istinstant. Nothing of inte- rest was going on. A small portion of the troops were there when the J. L. D. left, the main body having marched for the interior. Lieut. Whitmore, in command at Indian Point, was compelled by disturbances there, to proclaim | martial law. The schooner James L. Day left at Lavacca, schooners Highlander and Swan; at Indian Point, schooner Sea, from New York ; schooner | Piedmont, Falcott, and schrs. Lairedo, and Sarah | Jane, for New Orleans; also bark Mipang, at | Desky’s Point, steam propeller Florida, brig Hen- ry, schooner Charang, and six sail in the offing. BY THE MAILS. Wasaineton, Sept. 10, 1846. The New Appointments—Mr. Mason in Possession of the Navy Department—Capt. Vorhees—The Missions to England and France—Mr. Pickens— Mr. Walker's Family Felicity—Swicide of Felix Grundy McConnell. In my last letter 1 remarked that the Union of last night would proctaim the fact of Mr. Ban- croit’s appointment as minister to England. {tis even so. ‘Iwo or three weeks since I positively stated, from what I knew to be true, that Mr. Mason would become the Secretary of the Navy. Saortly afterwards, Mr. Ritchie published three or four lines in his paper, saying, in substance— “It is rumored there are to be changes in the ca- binet. We have understood nothing about them.’” On this equivocation, the announcement made in the Herald was contradicted, and many laughed atit, as belonging to the library of fiction. They will now admit that your correspondent knew more, in this parti cular, than the official editor. For Mr. Ritchie’s information, we will state that Mr. Franklin Pearce has been offered the it of Attorney General, that he will, in all pro- Pability, accept of it, and that Mr. Mason will act as Attorney cone ad interim, until Mr. Pearce can make it practicable to come to Washington, pd tae may not be for six weeks, or more, as Mr. Mason has informed several of his friends.) Mr. Mason has taken the oath of office, and this morning, about 10 o' isha resumed his cush- ioned chair in the Navy Department. The heads of the several bureaus Paid their respects, bidding him a hearty welcome, and shaking his honest hand. In the course of the day, the subordinates of the bureaus engaged in a similar ceremony.— Mr. Mason seemed to be much pleased with ‘the attention manifested ; and there is no man on earth who is more entitled to love and respect. If all the Virginians were like the Judge, it would be a greater honor than at present to make a boast of being from the Old Dominien. Captain Vorhees is in the city. Our country, at this time, cannot well afford to dispense with the services of such men, and it would be but an act of justice to restore him to his station in the navy. He hasalready been suspended a year. without pay, and this, toa high-minded sailor, is punish- ment enough for the tindings of the court martial. It was supposed, last week, that Mr. Pickens would protably: go to England, and’ Mr. Bancroft to France. This was desired by the President ; but Mr. Bancroft positively refused to make the exchange. 1t was only krown to two or three in the city to-day that such a proposition was and rejected. It Mr. Bancroft had not had his ewn way ubout it, he would have to-day been Secretary of the Navy! The mission to England was the peaceful ph a to him. Without it, the rPesident would have been compelled to tell Hint in plain language, to go to New England.— Now, heretofore, this mission went a-begging.— Mr. Bolk offered it twice to Mr. Calhoun, once to Mr. Elmore, and ‘to Mr. Pickens, and to Mr. Holmes, all of whom refused. rr. was then asked te take it, and he also declin The President, a lite miffed, said he would make his own selection, | and accordingly appoint- ed Mr. McLane. Mr. Pickens poet swung back on the mission, but it was too late—the ‘golden opportunity” was lost! Will nes to France? It is thought So, but no one can tell with certainty— not even his most intimate friends, several of whom are now in Washington. Mr. has said that he would remain in France unul his successor arrives, and without limitation as to time, therefore the shpciniioent may be deferred until the Cabinet sete down, by the return of Messrs. Johnson and Buchanan, and the instal- lation of Mr. Pearce as Attorney General. But Mie the Nod pee oe the » we will watch the horoscop Mr. Walker this day inst week, had three Tana dren, he now has four: The last comer is a b’ Even the weight {has been ascertained to be pounds. A very important item during these time of rare oecurrence: The city, to-day, was thrown info excite- ment by 2 report that Mr. McConn: member of Oolien Thy? from Alabama, had committed sui- cide. The facts, as Basilly gathered) eas and briefly, are believed to be substaniially these. After get- ting shaved, between eleven and twelve o'clock, he Wear ato th St. Charles oe a ny an ePer ing. e wife to his wife, i oe ehatised juired of po in at- tendance, whether she would loan him but probal robably suspecting his object, she declined He entered his room, and locked the door. Short | ly afterwards, a noise washeard, which indueed one of the attendants to sits at the nthe door, and and nly him if he were sick. An 1 was heard ; and it was spond plained. An houror two after ae See return of chills, of which he had room, the lady of the house looked d through, iy transom of the door, and saw Mr. ing on the floor, covered with blood. me oy has the alarm, and on oie ae entrance to the room, it was discovered that he had cut his throat in two places, and below the short ribs inflicted two wounds on one side, and three on the other. The instrument employed, it z said, was @ common jack ora pruning kni fe. A Coroner's inquest was held, and the verdict was thathe | kilted himself in a fit of mental derangement !— | Poor Mac! peace be to his conan! ith all his faults, he byte man of warm oo generous im- ses, and his own worst enemy. Pithe’ funeral of the Hon. Felix G. McCennell will take place to-morrow at 12 o’clock, Oy the direction of the officers of the House of Repre- sentatives. The following is the order of proces- | NOR The Chaplains officiating. Pall bearers. Conrsr. Pall bearers. deceased. The family and friends of the ~ Members c ' the House of Representatives of the United tates now in the city, preceded by their Clerk. The mr hep ear ‘of the House of Representatives. eant-at-Arms of the Senate. Members van be nate now in the city, preceded by The other oficersof the Senate. e other officers of the ‘The President of the United States. ‘The Heads of Departments. | ‘The Chief Justice and Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of the United States, and its plomatic Corps The Diplomat y rs, Auditors, and other other Heads of Bureaus ae ps — departments of the wits with their officers. the Arm: ment. ‘The Mayor of Yin banal C et and strange! — ne Bautimone, Sept. 11, 1846. 1 Weather—Flare up in the Temperance Convention beat A Strong Sleeper—Markets, $c. ‘The weather this morning is decided:y cool, and there | is every indicationof the near approach of Jack Frost. The change hes been very sudden, and asa large num- ber are suffering with colds, rheumatiem, &c., in conse- quence, otherwise our city is unusually healthy. ‘The Maryland State Temperance Convention met yes- | terday for the purpose of discussing the propriety of merging temperance into politics, ‘and calling in the as- sistance of the ballot box. They continued in session. dissolved in the most informal manner. A resolution was introduced declaring the opinion of the Convention that no temperance man should vote for intemperate candidates for office, and that they should vote for temperance men regardless of all political bias. ‘The discussion on this resolution was ve and as evening approached, the members st