The New York Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1846, Page 4

TELEGRAPHIC. Burrato, Monday evening Flour experienced a decline to-day. Sales were made of Calhoun, Battle Creek and Homer flour at $4,75; Eagle Mills at $4,70; mixed Michigan Pork sold at $1025. The brokers refuse to take Wasuineron, Oct. 11, 1846. The Fights at Monterey—Arrival of the News, and | the Excitement—Baltimore and Ohio Volunteers —Anziety Respecting the Killed and Wownded— Oficial Despatches—Gen. Taylor—Party Spirit —The Administration nota Party to this Busi- ness. * But Linden saw another sight, ‘When the drums beat along the bale, Commanding fires of death to light ‘The touch-holes of the artillery. The Army of Invasion has gained another hard fought field. Its onward banner now waves from the parapets of the Sierra Madre. The | steamer Powhatan came up this afternoon at | about “five o’clock, ornamented all over with co- lors and streamers waving in the wind. On land- | ing, the purport of this triumphant disp'ay was announced to be the takmg of Monterey. The good people of the Federal City were met on their | On the above evenin, one of the owners o} eight o'clock proceeded to Capt. Hugg’s After an interview with Capt. ‘hen in Broadway, he was seized ‘al men, and while one held him, the other, ured a bucket full of js hair, clothing and return from their various churches with the news; | and the sermon and the preacher were at once su- perseded by Gen. Taylor and the Mexicans. The yt post office was crowded with applicants for the | Pauube his news; and some one of the lucky few possessed of | tar on th a New Orleans paper, was detained to read again and again for the crowd the news from the camp As one detachment of listeners disappeared to re- | tail the important tidings, another immediately filled its place at the windows. Allwere gratified at the intelligence that the Baltimore and Wash- ington volunteers occupied a prominent place among the fighting men ; but there followed anx- ious inquiries, not yet to be satisfied, of the killed and wounded. It appears, however, that Major Wilhams, of the regulars, a citizen of this district, isamong the slain. He leaves a family here of five young daughters, who have now neither fa- ther nor mother. Col. Watson, of the Baltimore regiment of volunteers, is reported also among | ed of the rank and file, because Baltimore and Washington are interested to the number of some six hundred men. Before leaving this city, they frequently paraded the streets at night, singing some such chorus as this :— “We are going to join the army, ‘We are going South, heigh-ho ; We will cross the Rio Grandy, And we'll march to Mexico.” Alas! my brave fellows, if the news of the night be correct, many of you are at the end of your journey, and Monterey will long be associat- ed in this region with the memory of those coura- geous young men who will never return. It is said that! the draft upon Baltimore, in the volunteers, being chiefly upon the hard-fisted “young democracy” was the cause of the recent defeat of the democratic ticket in that city, but they have amply made up for it before the walls and bastions, breastworks, trenches and palisades of mhecterey. it is only a day since thata gentleman calling upon Mr. Marcy for somelittle post of honor con- nected with the Army of Invasion, was told that there would be no necessity for employing him. because the fighting was all over—there would be no more fighting. The opmion gained ground every day after the intelligence of the evacuation of Santa Fe by Armijo without the firing ofa gun. it was apprehended that that movement only disclosed the policy of the Mexicans to be to en- tice the invading army into the interior and to cut them off in detail. It was expected that this would be the policy at Monterey, and that Gen. Taylor would find it evacuated, and the enemy as far in hisadvance asever. The result changes our calculations entirely,and shows that the Mexi- cans are actually beginning to fight, and perhaps just beginning. ‘Yet we hope this reverse will contribute vastly to shorten the war and hasten a conclusive peace. You will have received all the details. We are informed that a messenger, with the official ac- | ims count of the fighting, and the capitulation (a ve- ry honorable one to the Mexicans, as well as to Gen. Taylor,) reported himself at the war de- fartment this evening, and that Gen ~Scott ex- Trane some disappointment atthe result. Gen. ‘ayloris further said to have adopted the liberal capitulation allowed to Ampudia, from conside- rations of humanity—considerations which neu- tralized the advantages of the brilliant achieve- ments in reducing enemy’s well-arranged {c tifications, but we forbear further speculations, in the absence of the full returns. Suflicient is known to satisfy us all that Gen. Taylor and his brave and _ hardship-enduring ar- my have done their duty; and we have no fear, \for one, that that worthy officer 1s to be superseded, notwithstanding the malicious whispers to that effect. We know very well that there are men, who from mere party con- siderations, would make a precast of the fortunes of war to ‘supplant old “Rough and Ready,”. simply becanse he isawhig; but the course of the administration in regard to him has been most praiseworthy and Honstabis. We know, too, that the President has had evil suggestions of party expediency whispered into his ear, but we also know that he has regarded them with a com- mendable condemnation ofcontempt. He shares in the victories of the army, in the honors of Tay- lor, and the demagogue eserves the larietta = {he the rancheroes, who would make the chief con- ducting this war a party man, or the war itself'a party business. All honor, say we, to old jh and Ready, and the brave men under id. If, instead | utterly routed and of a great victory, he there: vi man who would de- it mere sincerely or deeply, for the sake of ‘aylor, than the President of the United States. If, therefore, there be an under-current for the | superseding of Taylor, we claim that the adminis- tration is not a Party to the miserable enterprize. Pairavernia, Oct. 11, 2846. | The glorious news from Monterey, important though it is, seems to be but lightly considered, so absorbed are the people in the excitement of the election, and the chances of success [possessed by their favorite candi- | dates ® Cook, the man who yesterday murdered his wife, and | America. then mutilated himself, died last evening about 10 o’clock i r y Cate—he is op Mr. Colemen, and Mr. | A { il i At the last Congressional election TEST INTE IGENCE. , John H. Campbell, native, was el moat of the whigs joining in his suj | free-trade candidate, or | should rather say, in favor of two tariff candidates, | Suffolk, es “Ar. Hollingshead, native. they both continue in the field, Charles Brown ma lected, but if the tariff party unite upon Mr ae head, Mr. Brown will certainly be defeated. fourth district, Charles J. Judge Conrad, the whig. and at $4,68. Wheat.—Some sales of Canada wheat ‘ates in the ai ents per bushel. Mess bability, be elected. At the last election Mr have been'maumds et 67 cents per the then native candidate, came within 160 or 170 votes of Mr. Ingersoll, most of the whigs having voted for Mr. Commercial Midland District notes. Shearer, Col. Duffield, the whig candidate, having onl: If the whigs and natives shi J. Ingersoll stands | osed by @ whig , rt. Brown is thi He is opposed b; It Sturgess, Clear & Co: Wasl Mr. Coleman, whig, and et ee eee Boca sahsanton, Goal ersoll is the aeneration r. Littell the native can- ind the natives continue their candi- Charles J. Ingersoll will, in all pro received about 700 votes. sul on Tuesday run but one candidate, % | no chunce of bei BY THE MAILS | Littell, the native candidate, win | * withdraw, and thus give Judge Conrad the ch being the sole competitor of Mr. Ingersoll | other of them must withdraw, or they will, by their ob | stinacy, elect C It ic svident, fom ehat | have written, thet if Mr. In- ersoll, shall ‘be returned to the next Congress, e on account of the whigs and nativer eac! i candidate against him. There isa dispute among some of the whigs about their Select and Common Council ticket for the city of Philadelphia—some thinking the councils ought, and uncils ought not, to subscribe to the tral Railroad Company. The Canal | quite a strong opposition to him inthe interior of Pennsylvania, fi | strong men of the democratic party. an election lies with the natives. ndidate, they will, by thie course | others that the ¢ of His only chance of | Canal Commissiorer. Tarrine aLawyra,—On last Saturday evi renin) | sh-handed outrages It appears that one of the most hi; on Broadway, Fell’s a young member of the Baltimore bar, had | behalf of the steward of the bark Margaret Hugg, a | tt Neged to be due from this vessel. vas* sent for Se Gent Hugg, side of Broadway. hat off, deliberately top of his head, ‘filling The parties immediately ‘own, will probably eluds detection. What could deen their object, ie & perfect mystery.—Balt. Clippe 12 pa Men Hune.—The Baltimore Sun says :— During the past summer the States of Alabama, Georgia and Florida were inf nappers, horse thieves and mail depredat. Jong time eluded the most persevering vigilai Alvin Flowera, sup) Whilst on his flight from Georg’ near Quincy, Florida. He was ag announced in our il of that place. a view to prevent the driver of the mail, only witness, from testifying against him, way the killed. An intense anxiety prevails among | shot the driver, whilst on his box, a night or iw our citizens to hear of the list of killed and wound- | 4 juent to the arrest of Flowers. Fortunatel & passenger inside, who drove the here he died soon after hi asures were taken for the arrest of the etcteet’s and umber of his accomplices were captured. By yesterday, we Jearn tha Quincy, which resulted in the cial court was called al conviction of the principal, and five accomplices beg aries to the murd were all condemned to rom the excitement and it doubt that the sentence w COMMERCIAL. New York, October 12, ercoe and the mar- a. Asnxs were in ket closed firm at lerate—on thore effected to- accepted; although the selle: they are suficient for the demand, We continue to Livesroot Cusssvicarions. | schooner of 100 t | ded by Capt. Rol yn C. Stac | Willian” SVoodbridge, ae Gare F an x—There was very little done in the market yor. | dealers are holding back for late advices from Gonesee is held at $5 561; a $5 624; Michigan at vty 50 a $5 56%. ‘There is nothing doing in grain. “Cotton Crop. The New Orleans Commercial Times of the 3rd inst., says :—“ The accounts from the i crop; do not vary from those pre events they do not lead us to anticipate a more favorable | gole on the 6th and %&h, and has ira many others. She was owned by Capt son Sth. terior, in regard int | | usly received; at all result than was hitherto expected. weather has‘enabled planters to progress rapidly with | picking, and throughout t country, they will In Louisiona and Mississippi the worms have ‘iele such a clean sweep, that the crops can no longer be in- | From Tennessee and North Alabeme the advices are less favorable than those we recoived some ceived to-day from the Atlantic | increase over last year is looked so are much more guarded in their predictions, The @ made their appearance in each of these | nd wherever they alight inflict great injury in ort space of time. red immensely, and the current impres- @ raceipts will fall considerably itimates of the total growth of the d in at present, but until | , and the entire damage | all not venture to imi Later advices from Europe will be due here en Sunday, by the steam ship Great Western, which left Liverpool on the 12th ult = The Hibernia will be the next teamer, with accounts to the 19th ult, and likewise pr The recent fine | ater portion of the lower | here the great i yea United States are sfrely indul “gees its the first favorable fe pendence from this rtised to leave Boston on the — weather since our last has bee: the past day or two quite cool. The gene! the city continues excellent, and we are now 7 ofan epidemic. The river remains at low-water New York Cattle Market. | Ar Manner, Oct. 131700 b the South,) 70 cows snd calvos, and 3,100 sheep and cattle, (about 500 from The sales were to a considerable extent | ally 1800 head—but prices have sustained a ‘Transastions ranged from $4 60 to Lambe For the former the prices of last yj Maintained, but the demand was jeclined a fraction, and sell 60, as in quality. sive =naltt outs ot frees $18, $28 to $35. do; | Elizabeth, Thomas, do, J Laurie, Au . Sherwood, ora, it hogg, em Fi fopkins, dow. Goram: Stina NB ET ie Faia & rene Eien, Fl folk, V" Feliz Genie bee, T par Sar mus, en. M Der a Seat Gaskell ashing: Arrived. Ship Pactolus, Harding, from Havre, to Fox & Livingston. | gia Hoch Sepe iu co with Harriet, he Jessi for Charleston. From 0th to 16th Sept, in lou 25 to 30 perienced very heavy westerly ales, | hoom, and ‘had. close reefed topsail blown from the yard. On the 10th inst, at 10 9 pared sea sieamer Great Weatem, lence for Liverpool, lat 40 F} jon 68 hip La 4. Voter, 34 days from Liverpool, with mdse, to J Ri eng ote 3 ah, ina 44 fon 28 experienced a heavy gale, lay too un ey i Lost and split qn entire suit eras ‘ls, and carried away to) t cross-jacl Bremen | bake b ., eas oe days from Bremen, acc, 52 days from Antwerp, with mdse and ers, to master. rer. Wade, 23 23 days from Belize Honduras, Babbidge, 40 days from Glasgow, with iron, to Bark Urania, Shaw, 8 days from Pictou, with coal, to N L | McCready, New bark Acton, Boorman, 4 days from Eastport, with plaster, to Brett & Vose. Bark’ Galileo, Blauey, 3 days from Bostoa, in ballast, to the Sw brig with 3290 b Bog Gul ne to Hasbeck ry fe id in co brig Eagle, Savory, of and Salem. Parted company with brig Shawmut, from Rio Jaue- iro for Boston, Oct 5th, lat 35. lon 66. dane fre from Rio Janeiro, Nephews tea. Oct 10, lat $830, Lou 94, a rowell, 15 daye from St Johu, PR, with su- toF Spies, Left schr Albion, just arr from NYork, Hub! Below. One bark—unknown. Ship Atlas, Liverpool. [a filscellancous Record. Baio Waxcorr, Eddy, from St Croix, Cubs, arrit Darien, 3d inst, in distress, having been aN: cane, wt lat 32 16, en the dich ult, Saw a y Fonte aflose’ between Uae incitade af Chetlerton and, jen. Loss or tHe Brio Amenioa.—Savannau, Oct 7—The brig America, of Boston, Childs, from bound to New Yor! rd wo, the cabin separating from at same time both boats. The passengers an owned by Messrs. Allizone and Troubadt, of Bost Philadelphia. "Mr. Sherwood, the m whom the above infor and brought with him her letter bag. Suir Rosaama. or Livenroot. at Boston, f t, 46 25, lon. 41 20, ship Shenandoah, of and from for Li th, lat. 463, lon Jon. Doo! for New York. 85 a pepe jer bark of 270" tans, call ae fora ‘New Orleans packet, George W. Brown. Same day, by Master {9 tons, ealled the ‘Thorndike; an and aby m, to fost pore ieee The crew ef fishis in with 23d ult., lat eta Ton 49 men leg ook froin ihe cabin, mast Throsher, 27; ren With the’ exception of bor, le they. hav in none It is posal | cape or aia, = miinon sara ‘aud som earwan pateed Bist wits of = ream. Schr Mariner, Patterson, of Belfast, Me., sailed paulin Coye on the 2d of Sonteraies, “bound to Phil and hs not since been heard f She eneo f Belfast; and he i dom bosed o¢hes tive sOns; Patterson, master, and David F. ‘ Jai ip ou fire; day, about xo mi jistaut, Picked up a loug boat, no oars, appeared English. ‘Whatemen. pn Seps 11, lat 94 30, lon 23, whale bug Pheoai 45 days out, clean. ‘The P left at the Islaud Provieus,chewhale brig Gem. Hlicharsany iN 2, Small Pesta from Sag Harbor, Oct 7, ship Wm Tel! Sooken, no date, (about Aug 1) lat ¢a, of Mattapoisett, 300 bbls oil, 3 mos out. | _ Sent 15, lat 8.N, lon 43 | Rig Janeiro, of and for Boston, Satnt Hi jet 8, sag t 24, lat 48 45, long 3940, British bark Ma: from Waterford for Quebec, nothing standing bi | lower masts, bowswrit broken off, wanted << as Sept 11, lat 49, long 32, was pasi steering Sept ii int 1300 8, suas 3 3, wipe ised joston. er Babson, Jn Sept 16, lat 43.50, lomg 4¢ TS beg ior, Hurd, from Matan- tas for Bremen. | ae arien for Pi Cummirgs on board. ‘essacumcon, from Cronstadt for Boston. ay meres Market: Oct. 2—Prices have advanced?igc per ‘and we have altered our quotations | in conformity. The limited nature of the business trans- acted to-day, is partly the result of the small quantity of- fering, i in connection with the very full prices demanded | tannia ‘8, who base their pretensions on the continued | Camp! le accounts from the interior in regard tothe | @v 1b. on all descriptio: p. ‘The greater portion of the past week’ ae have been tor France and Spain, in addition to which | } some small parcels of good cotton have been for England, and one or two trifliny Some 3 or 400 bales were likewi: ssel now loading les bastzundl week #1 amount to 5,900 bales, Operations | jught to complete | e west coast of at the hospital. He was a hardened wretch, though sen- sible to the last, he manifested not the slightest symp- tom of contrition, and actuslly expired with an oath upon his lips. The county has been saved the expense | of his trial by this concluding scene in the tragedy. I | might have also said the expenses attending his execu: | tion, but for the chances that a jury might have consi’ | dered him either insane or laboring under monomania. Quite an excitement was occasioned early this morn- the discovery of a corpse, partly enveloped in a | Pet zine. in an alley at the Tet 7 the as a medical school. It was evioently een in the alley for the purpose of being discovered and creating a feeling against the institutten, by some | porsous who are inimical t to its interests. The coroner | ‘was called, and after holding an inquest upon the remains | it was removed for interment. The deceased had appa- rently been an inmate of our alms house, and had been feted with « complication of dissasce hint hes wasted his frame to that ofa skeleton. Asa subject for dissec- was unfit, having been atenant of some | yard for at least eight or ton days. uite buoyant to-day, and prices have ad: dl. Besold at 67% toa large amount, cadyther aes Wore Girard s “Girard Bank, ser 3300 State 6's, 73; | Purtapevenua, Oct. 10th, 1846. Election—Candidates— Probable Result. The election in Philadelphia will take place on Tues- | day next, and as | know your people may wish to know what will be the probable result, I send you a line onthe | subject, for the inspection of your numerous readers. To aright understanding of our election, it should be re: membered that the city and county of Philadelphiacom- , pose four Congrorsional districts. In the first district, Messrs. Levin, Florence, and Mor- ris, are the candidates. Two years ago Mr. Levin was elected by about eleven hundred majority —Southwark gave Mr. L. 2,400 native votes, and Mr. Morris, whig, 600 | ‘and Mr. Schman, democrat, about 1200 votes. In the second district—composed of most of the city ward: Mr. Joseph R. Ingersoll is the whig candidate, Mr. Ash- | mead the native, and Mr. Stokes, the democratic candi. | date. Mr. Jos R. Ingersoll, | think, will be elected. In he third distriet Chasles Browa is the democratic candi- The Winyan (S. has been highly propitious to the hi | rice erop of that neighborhood was sore "harvested in better condition. town Obseraer of tho 7th inst. says:—The | arvest has been favored by another dry and | bland week as to the weather—and we much question if the rice crop of the neighborhood was ever harvested in | better condition than the present crop. We learn from the Yorkville (S.C.) Miscellany, that | the cotton crops on red lands in that vicinity we: | good—the sandy lands not producing quite so welt. From what we can leara, says the Milledgeville Jour- Franklin Col- | nat, from various sections of the State, we are led to be- | Locust street, a new institution recent: pmo | lieve that the cotton crop in Georgia will not be as short | J Patel oy the Logiel lature, and which has scarcely com- | as was anticipated a few w: larger than it was last ye ) Observer sys a the weather ks back. ‘The crop will be and had it not been for the | and worm, it yo have been quite a large | there will be at least three- rriman, Ban} rr Litt | Neweastle Aug 27, om 28th ult, lat 4 40 100 4 a abandoned =a brig was hove to very near one. As it is, we think fourths of an average. Paseei Antwenr—Bark Niole—! Foreign Importations. Liyancosi--hip Luconia—2530 sacks salt $ Thompson & | it ve The Mexican news has rendered the stock market | N saa do Koblsaat 1 do Sera 4 ty Le] do &T RA lows & Wardswarth—78do © D Tillien- Jrunont » Beraheimer & Housmann do be? Young & Ellis—6 to order. ian brig Retulia~79H bxs 2261 hf"do 2672 qr ince de Joinville—313 hhds sugar 108 olasses Meyer & Stucken. molasses “4 bhds su- Coms: ner—160 1 bales sarsaparilla rs Alexander— | Gulnare—9209 hides Bisacks hair 3 bis io GRaxpr—| | wool 38 dy hair 70000 horns Harbeck & co. MARITIME HERALD. ———————— PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 13, SBpoffort Tiler te Go L.. SomBark. hte, Kuru 1 junker & Place—Brij Winnett, Sarab, Ci Foreign Ports. Anrisga, Sart 23—In port, brig George Heury fin NYork*® rr, the Am vessel in po Just ort. Monrtreat, o Get Are bathe f Pearl, Chalmers, London; Lag ther, Su | dv Seaton, Dufill, do; ie British Princess, gow. Cld, barks + Rory O Moore, McMaster, Li sverpool; B li james ins Bilton, Major, ae Gear ont romandel, M’Coanell, <a ny M: Gloues Sussauah Fleck hie al Liverpool: the Skaw, knd ron: for Boston; F f New York ‘Newcastle, kag. Ae py Crocker, yom vena i Wee bash, (of Boston) Street, New Orleans Aug 30, 8¥ chra AE Portland) -Hutel -Hutel sd on, ae for Malaga, bore up alter being 25 miles Fe v it teak f 600 atrok * ead, Rio J Janeiro, eons iladelpI Hercules, Crowe, E Byron, Br, Hankinson, bys Kriners, Bry Anthony. . Br, Moore, ‘St Johus, N oer Tri waterlegged and and partof her Gilkey, Siduey,C: ket’ Roads ‘on sccount of herd winds, and remained to-day. *Bapsinaos teride ths see4 Marriot, Warsaw, Watchman, ide Seward, Sy ii or Waterwitch, ck and bileed. ¢argo saved; | orgs asec, oe ta Ls O'Donnell, Othello, ams Anaiachieoia bar Trg; aloon ‘ee rai Meatoria, Vessels outsi off’ the bar at forelock two compenies of | of the 2d Intaey unt ey RL Ors gatuites, aad Cocheco, Usher, Hi: mad wi ATH Setar pa Mary, Virginia, Caro- vat Oct 9—Arr steamship Mutual Safety, Penno- | = ian, Nichols, Philadel- re Tat ATExcel N'Vork. Nan ald sche Ann re ear brig Watchman, Alden, Boston; 1 Geonarrow . Johnson, ‘aha paia Brown mae Ne ‘ho —e = bere kat oie. ALEX. DEMPSTER, “4. Bt, Principal REV. y.WikLiAaMl £9 TOWE! feueon, lies meen from -Arr schr burg: Only *Dansiiver Mi MeDut shia; 8th, brig Stephen Youn, ema, Day, do; 6th, aldsekr the Princip SE ee = i fo commanteate ing para to reaches of a solid Pas | io cee] , this lasticution ows sufficien:ly Burstourit, Pah by + F schr & H Herrick, Clarence, NY Piekering, hence; » Lyon, Liverpool; new) Morton, Phi- en oi b, Pamell, NYork; iow £2. as ie Dara Landis. fe crete —_ CLINTON. CHEAPER THAN EVER. L peal py ge rozared mi Rio Gravde, wich hides | ‘Nickerson, ae lute ayy from Malaga, Sept 5, with s Seat, ep | IR, WHEELER, —2 a 2 i deraics hig exélasive attention, je Surgery, nd asures the public that vous diseases " “i te ih “Thompson, 4 days from St John, NF, with plas Bi stituted in | ter, to maste organ wi ast Brig ears Tiubbard, 15 days from 8t spe in ballast, to A cone ‘Angol la, Bell, 3 days from Boston, with mdse, to D artis, Schr Trampet, Ames, Thomaston, lime, Schr Henry’ Clay, froin an Eastern port, umber. Ship Virginian, for Liverpool, Jays at auchor at the Quaran- tine. idence, o1 tpolicatinn to hiv by letters, post DEPOT OF FRENGH CHINA AND GLASS BROADW ence ay, ‘(OF STAMS) + ceived from recent arti Gre Glin Mail. fe eet iets atch ay ar pater M now selling the best Pench Orchard iaige unt, $9 134 rr med and den be procured for cg eg ae JOHN MOFFATT. werent, ni ati 0 diseases of ‘which the hu- hich is eded e: in Seaal or eee Pen chat aEmey aches Ghoakibe ta the Oniend ‘Artieial Eyes; for sale, and which willbe inserted on “Office hours trom 8 A.M. to 1 o'clock P.M., after which he fet fontainiag remarks om diseases of the Exe wee mummerous instances. ef rehase — is orbe paid ia Private classes, tually attended to. camer Braud HOTEL, NEW YORK. for the patronage they have re- they have succeeded Messrs. Howard 1a id tas Rotel. most respectfully ask will Private Soi Boi ees wit be rciven 8, and peultivation Thc rete a ar netiebdecavententau n if ETD 8 KOALER. HE Subseribers, thank: ain Near the pronat rion CH street. Pee York. , 66 Broadway. nie the summer, ighout, and has entire new far- jouroy, narrowly €3* ‘THE GLUBE jence, 30 at no other e and of the America, from DANCING iow WALTZING Panama eecicen and 8) isignon the sam assurance y is better « ilcalued for comfort and conve- ates peer ents tim ry gE: THOMAS & o ITE. evélers, &e,on Tuesday a is obtained, arrived on the 4th, on the old Cee of a rest CHESTNUT STREET, Lage mt ark Francia, Crocker, tablishment haying ‘ie id it ing strong and night ot om On ny Taste =a 42 18, Jon. company with a large ship steering SW. show al, blue and red, with two No. 117 Fulton at letters in it, o1 shor & poop deck and a wheel house upon the 1 reeomner apacket from Liverpool OLD WINES. B. PAULDING, No. 3 V Slater of his stock of Oid Wi pordy his business early nextepring. 109 Ait ae and 390 doz L ‘At Thomaston, 5th inst. by Messrs. Suow & UNCHED—: inst, by. Messrs. om ublic in general; that he wi open during the ensuing winter, pho a ae warrant his doi ng $0" Ag lancard by eles sed sghooner of 100 tons, called the Beuigal, to be commanded by Capt. Alden Crouch’ “At the South’ Village, uh, # ship of Fehon nc ape communication wil to him Post Office, The steamboats run as follows :— it) or a Batavia Arrac, imported 1890; old Bucellas ‘ing schr Minerva Cwhiek vessel was fallen 50, and the bodi th an assortment of Wines 09 IwDS1tW*re iquors of various ecalee SHERWOOD’S MAGNETIC MACHINES. '¥ recent improvements in these mac! doubled i Pe, f th sate, size, that some of the crew es- h etter and with less noise than an Tachines, and are much better adapted for meamer i Patients, than any ot h casi Manual, Chat edition, 1 234, 8vo. ahi ‘in is English or French langu: ing specific directions for using this instrument, fe a ine 012 3td&itW*re eee on » Tichly finished hee advantages to = aang Hoe business o: States Hotei? end and * 10. (02 Chambers st, N.Y. pee GYMNASTIC ACADEMY. fad 161 Crosby, treat, one door from Bleecker Springfield, July x 1m6. dhtie Oat Le ies placed (rection aud'masabementet Ded. Be RICH. under whos re-arranged on an improved has been thorough! e most perfect institution in at it i< now by far tl sort to Gymnastic Exercis thing they can expect or desire. t ty LAWRENCE, street, a few doors from Broadway. ish and German faucy articles sand other kinds ham, mate, andJohu B. Haskell, boy, lor, sea and St Tho- fimare 9th inst., tons of eld coy" jong | B20, ai speci. ri it wed olgen gee | ting up jury mast, on the sa eatees loug 73, 545, scudding | the time, the wird su shifting from SE'to SW, was struck by on the ler, Carry! ig aay a ora boat and davits, uushi I, when vessel broaching to, wat pper kuocked down, rodpeatels her and gether before the Pye had to cut away mainmast. On the 29h Sept passed schr | Isaac Yownsend, dismasted and abandoned, Hp Bef he Axston, Howes, at Boston, on 22d ult, MrORTER of Freach, En) fivor us with « call, cossforeable pagomnisine Zephyr Wool on CALVIN. Case! self the edvante: resent jew House; sri the long txperience of the present cure every luxury that may conduee to the comfort or pleasure of his guests. BOARDING IN A PRIVATE FAMILY. if treet. “he st he It be paid to aid to mi a4 Imeod*r water a 58 Broome ay eoeaet John st. ~ PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON. NCARD has the henor to inform his friends aad ill keep the Pavili ayer =e Fg 43 bLANCARD. Pavilion, New Brighton, Sept. 28, 1846. tirh UNIUN HOUSE. T% Howl eal sence pringtel new and splen- the above named mpleted, at the centre of the beautiful id, Mass., and will open the pane teres Union Ho mating | ui pee iends and patrons, and ib- , that they are igle rooms, furni: Tnost Teasonable terms, by 175 and $2, accord- ising, for or gina le night, nts. severest ion of our patrons. ah ne ream, irhere the. -0ee ar foun thall be done to render those who oats zeepectfully, who Proprietors. Tete ay id an assortment of yeigges, Gimps, &e. assortinent of Steel lasps, Perforated Paper, &e. Bt atthe foment Possible eee Parse Slides and | c., Which he will | ies et MieKerana 0 apy brig Hien ie Bunyan i + well—t ¥ ‘sp, crew al iy e brig Erata, at this No. 67 i ot ‘Street. ong alarge aocartmant of taUN, loa 2¢W, Ameri- is millinery, Bonnets, ry Omen ‘has now on Fiateand’| and ‘Medium Voightlan- rican, of his own mam th PA poe gh ieals, Co Coating F Boxes, Ba Baths, and wey wufactyre, supe- lescopes, Galvanic Bateries, seods, a tenets silks, es N¥ork bouid tothe Gull of Mexico—by the Guldare at this ret, 42 day hier three india Hubber ieee PAIRS: of meats or I dats dha | each ‘ one sain ae Y ar 106, ALS afaet “a ie eocnas. wh oe ship Richmond, the Uaror "i i cualised a brig suppor Pata tet BIRD CAGE MAN UFAGTORY. between Wooster and Laurens. would inform his customers an cops constantly on hand, «large supply a Ba description } Sent 27. Jat 26 10, Lous 79 50, we Susan Jane, Stanwood;? boat I Srwnite agnal with red bordersand WW Tat 3630, long 73 39, brig New England, Sheph from Tarks Island for Providence, with part of the creo that f Channon and Fane ais au Cedar and Willow Mats and enerl ed will oon : assortment of artic! hich he will Fig Je: Li L e bei 1 1000 tons and upwards, per- sons avout to pt for the old country will not fail to see the advantages 10 be derived from selecting this line as. Pe, cons] mone KER OULD return none cinity and the pul trouage bestowed upon fh " aera eee Ee i okay il be sete Ey TAYLOR. of every description | A m ual consent, by GENSHOM SMITH. ness at the old 06 Iw*r &ec. 3. SMH LING TRUN. be, ong 3 Bioutharizer, No. ahs 4 4 now on hand and ¢ ot Tineke, Valises, C Carpet i retail. le pe | ‘Trunks, mitable for or ropecn Travel, and Portmaiteaus for the forthe ‘Wes Indies, South America, ke., riled, with Im*r¢ ference to aay ot! ‘ery way more comfortable an, amall glass, and their accommodati: bin and steerage passengers, it those of any other ths, shoul boare board, foot o of Burling sit Oct7—Arr bark hes Miles, tae Bristol. eit HE has ot fallito. make ‘early a i ere 1 ES T. TAPSCOTT., Sonth st, wecond door below Beeling si ont a Will sail from Liverpool on the 6th SOLAR AND KARD LAMPS, GIRANDOLES Et) rather aes pt te as es HE ods v THE INVISIBLE WIG O closely resembles the real head of hi and connoisseurs to send 4 their friends can hwe them ars or any of the regi a » 16th, 2st and Bech of Application to te bemmede as) ing brought out in thts magai line, meee Tats sth, th Ty tone on favorable ter: 9% Waterloo Road, Liverpoak, ‘Agent Deates 4 oy am. ~ ow without dis- f Cape oe FoF Cape Tunes be obtained ow apphiestion Gf by. etter post paid) as above. R. REESE LINE ‘OF PACKET SHIPS FOR ket shi als on Seah age. slevebypronsace? PER, on the 21st of Qetober. search We vents Chee. rani ie Broad Liberty street, up stairs. IT Im*me ‘th of October. HE undersigned ae tenders his sery for the Receiving and of iiekey 3 panetusl attention will be paid toll as moderate as Pier house in wannah, Ga. sain 1646, WW SHADE DEPO’ hive” 7 raya a it, a. iifpar.. odie ah EJ percest ing raed | 4 oe JOHN HERDMAN & ( Passage trom Great Britain and Ireland cai cured at the lowest rates, on application FOR LONDON— Firat Packe mf favorite ache HO8SL Ei vOR LONDONDERRY, Ireland—The packet oo Capt. Powell,'will be despatched on AN Seo fi “they: te aN) at any n gee Banners, and terior LAR POLS le not to be surpassed. ¥ ee «& e Oise ‘ork for N sail [tis presumed an be (ote pe LS i. ‘ad on the most most Tetnouable SERBIA eae sha LIVERPOOL=The New Lin et RO Cc ctieatth, ri De es fre i ion: PERM CANDLES AND = rae iles at row = saben He Rg ting = A aman, will fil ta above, her haying elegant an. Sepals ecom- iy to the Captain on board, at Ee of WOODHULL & UNTURN, in quantities to aa ce KO B.—Families, board coger to any part of the city free of Samp: ‘rotius, Thom Col 1000 tons, Captain Ira T, and sail on her ont tad eee ene McK ve the 2ocl ult The ship ‘Uneas arrived on the 28th ee from Ni mn of Cs with are cule a from a cee sas canes front see & CO. , Red Lead, Litharge, and Orange Minerals" ODS FOR MEN'S GORY AND FOOTE, aa en int we po MERCHANT TAI i hy ies | ie ae the bones or joit eous ern] ‘ceed vend English of the best fabrics, | ae sine sha a ce SIINS—24 and 6-4, blagk and 5% ‘thd fancy, Silk, Satins, al Artcripes, Plaid figures, &e., the Plaid a shaded stripe. ailesias, canvass padding, buttons, Egret tthe at their advantage to ex- aR Hal ne secoed aes Pun LEANS Pot tah to sail positively RCT Oe! sii | packet SARD) FOR cm. urerbriden iVEKPOO. Th He ior lations for passen- 's, On moderate terns. ‘Apel fa bi ord fi vt x A 10 na ol ck hy laiden When ea owt st. aH PLES, [D RROREEE, H“4 now in ro | "a Fees permitted in ite wes Pa i ee) ue hades re 4 estes | Cone ei , Son et ier eat 2 Co ekling, Ha ane 5 Hea & sont sgfinball, vicina A be ‘santa Heshola, 8 st Seal aoa or | aus ent 6 were Zz re) , BF above “Goode packed end de- ve 218 Im*re ue BELLEVILLE WHITH LEAD. Txt ie ey | Rina helt Fro 17 Mancus B. Sanrorp, Anson P. Sanrarn. PAS. an ann of the ee bstance: them, an | etek » of Po Bo ee and Yellow an ae ie 4 QUActER IN APY TO IN NEW YORK —Dr. Gooren, it Duane ‘Chatham street, aanesr. and citi m, the vi of aii or ‘iy quacks, to gins suede it aay mine ga an} wendy is is | Row well aide of Saounry as health. IT wai this at Mop tate“ ©? THio8. GREEN, Bricklayer, Hestem_ D5. of the sane eae experienced, gic hed in saga as = The Hhetbaese He EEE a sik. Le wera shes tillado® and “Man; sold ‘Hum and choice Brandien, iz sale by s17 imér Heme white sad colored pm | Tee E'BROOKS. 5 andy Nassua ot. Pris nb ae he aoa ad reference. sent eae oe pee a ett getable remedy, zaoet a of th, eae rae ea iuale eae BT Agedes will on NASBA ‘% the 0 Eiledel pie Callers Ot Medi hte fiperiones: in “Ey {orm Se eee ewe wey pune ee aS se wad rv eARTICULAR pats! 4 ’ stivement of them titeation ley the dives ei ay writing = may—delicate, eat, E Consulted upon by the meta SSRIVATE DISEASES-ERANGE OF GRE FRIES: RIVATE DISEASES —BRANC Pe LPHIA COLLEGE FMI pit act Us [3 re in a i; a will aPes a Hin New York. Where one of the members—Doctor MeBouielleria fait. maa ae |CTURE CURED, * TR see Srecwie Exraact,, for the cureTot Gonorhos anal et fecieas ana" i aioe 4 eye int ig in any way SanSAPAi Line, aoe Sythe prerees of ica hia College, iscover a es ia er sd waaks ul jee One Deller per S PAL BACK Dior. ON Tegateeas anldbe goested the first appearance Dollar, ex ‘cases eo don dozen ean me pre i) Nae joie ay ci ting inerther of th re dexennoctamel em H general physi y ind fe comaiaonal dette produced from any eause- tito a powerful eprector ot Fetanle wir PUDICRINGON, Anon, Nessun ate Now Yor ‘ork. ENT Leh adem conn cant ‘without in} ary ry to the constitetion or 4 ‘iness. Inyalids are particularly to apph-| aaa 'varteanount Of snfcring nad ine seep be ec ealdee| ‘vas fering am enties oF et Collaaee ces S&P. hits i To" SCAR RON pas bop 6 bes mag and findi it in to ios frpeel eae sagas Yogeter with all symptom, f of Fe ny poses received elsewhere. 1 oF cones ot ee my Tp CEG WATS Teicha ral i es sterility, or mal Hench: cases of half dozen ant foal paras oft ies, om ICORD’S ALTEX. F B ALTERATIVE ML jenerial uleers, wag my a iste i le bottles at dozen saunematotits ARILLA for8s oom reched satent te aul parts | to any extract of, see and may be relied on ee: e ing from ar impure state salt rheum, re, Lng blotches or pimples, ‘alee! ‘ise.