The New York Herald Newspaper, October 27, 1846, Page 3

MONEY MARKET. | Monday, Oct. 26—6 P. M. The stock market continues very heavy, and quote- tions are steadily settling down to the new standard. | ‘The operations to-day were only to a limited extent, and the stree' arsa very dull appearance. Some of he bestfancies in the list are lower than they have been at any time since the settlement of our Oregon difficulties. Atthe second board there was a slight improvement in prices, with very moderate sales. Some of the fancies partizularly Harlem, have dipped low enough. We annex a statement of the condition of the Me- chanics’ Bank of Augusta, and its agencies,jon Monday the 5th of October, 1846 :— Mxcnanics’ Bank oF Avausta, axp AcENcins. es.) | Capital stock 000 00 Bank notes issue Do on han: Do __ in cireulati 420.4 00 118,394 79 ane due sora 4 bud ts. 5t7 a2 R id mesma onan with agencies. 13,219 3t eee eee G1175,738 77 $128,520 96 Carol 26,327 00 a due by other banks Sxcheces matar Apal Notes discounted, running to maturity ‘Ot which is considered doabifa f protest... . lying over, not protested, ame ONE. as oe 162 47 | | | | | | Total, ......00000 ee ee ee $1,175,738 77 The leading departments of this institution, for several periods, compare as follows :— Oct 1844. zeit, 1816, Oct. 1846 | Discount + + $396,822 $34,225, Revoaiees 77,827 “ass = 395 | Cirenlation 348,350 665,038 at Specie. 152,698 ian ‘The circulation of thie bank has fluctuated very nuch within the past six months, while the loans and discounts | have been very uniform. The amount of specie on hand on the 5th of October, 1644, was nearly fifty thousand ollars larger than it is now, and the circulation is nearly ne hundred,thousand dollars larger than it was then. } The returns of ths Marine and Fire Insurance Bauk of Georgia, and its agency at Macon, for October, 1845 and 1846, present the following comparative statement :— Manine ano Fink Insunance Banu or Gronata. t 6, 1845. Uct. 5, 1846. 446,820 40 225,296 $9 Discounted notes ranning to Exchange rapning to maturit Dis d notes under p 328 ed for deb Dui other banks aud agents. & ss ssusz = is 8 3 8 Py fe ote ‘of other ‘ban Notes of the city of Saveunah. Ey Fs 3 liga & $1,175,597 31 inclaime: ue to mee bonks $1,175,597 31 + It will be perceived that there has byen but a very tri- 1,203,610 68 fling alteration in the aggregates, within the past y: The line of discounts has increased, and the circulation and specie fallen of. The banks of neatly every State in the Union are generally disposed to maintain as uniform a movement from year to year as possible, or else, on the contrary, they cannet expand.— There tppears to bo a determination on the part of those doing a legitimate business, to keep as clear from all connexion with the banks as pos sible. The banks of this city are actually in want of first rate, A No. 1, business paper; and inconsequence of the scarcity of the right quality offering, their line of discounts ranges below the point they wish to reach. Anylamountiof loans can be made upon stock securities of a fancy nature; but the banks are afraid of these things, andhowever much disposed to extend their discount line, they do not dare, in the face of the anticipated diffi- culties inthe money market, to deviate from the legiti- mate line of business. Thiscautiousness on the part of these institutions, guaranties a proper restriction, which will tend to ensure the general prosperity of all classes more than any thing else. We have heretofore repeat- edly stated that the checks which the movements of the government from time to time produce, are attended with very desirable resul ts. ‘The shipments of flour and grain to Liverpool, from this and other ports, at present prices, must pay a loss Very large shipments have been made at current rates; anda very great advance upon quotations reported at Liverpool at the latest dater, must be realised, before even costs and charges can be made. We annex a state- ment of actual sales of flour in Liverpool, shipped from Philadelphia. It shows the cost, charges and net re- ceipts, at the rates then current, and it will serve as a guide for any variation :— Swirments or Frovn to Livenroor. }. 1846. 200 Posi flour sold, duty To marine insurance on 178 6d per cent, and stamp. .” To bond, dock and town dues. loading, werehou at 248 6d....,£944 6 7 es or brokerage and guaranty, 2 per COM. ss seeseresseceesceees 417 7 To , 2% percent..... 6 2 0 Total of all charges.........cceseeeess 84 411 ee 1646... At 5% percent. ............050. 1768 33 This flour cost in Philadelphia as follow: Mock 1a, 200 bbls. at $4 87 6 7 00 Loss of interest five si cae, $1,011 67 * Duty 2s. 4d. per barrel. This exhibits a loss of $243 29, equal to nearly twenty five per cent, or about one dollar and twenty-five cents per barrel—the sales netting but about $3 6234 per bbl. ‘When there isavery great speculation, and every one is pushing forward supplies, ship owners advance the charges for freight, and the expense of getting stocks in foreign markots is therefore increased; Other charges, also, increase in a corresponding proportion. Flour ex- ported at present prices, cannot pay a profit, unless there Proves to bea greater scarcity of food in Europe, than the most unfavorable accounts yet warrant us in believ- oe Old Stock K $1800 Obio Ge, 0 Wngshas eriom RRL sis a5 $0 K.-| sing bonds 92% 50 do bi Se 360 100 do, 0%, tan shee Earm's Tr DIS 2 2% Aub&RochRR 99 30 % Nor& WorKR 60 10 Haat Boston 16 25 soe 600 L Island RL 2M 100 do b30 61 Bf. aye § Ee orem ms 5 RR 50 iene & ‘BNoeWor® sar lo 6 of do 0 New Stovk Exchange. s0shas Nor & Wor 515 $00 shes Herlem RR 53 no do cy 20 10 2% © do ce 50 | do bs do 3 50 do 190 mo do 83 ® do © 5 do “ oo & 30 50 Harlem 53 50% 50 c 3 fw 8 fo a @ a> ‘Tuesday "JOSEPH CROCKER, atthe W Hee, 3. sey, J ents tan atte; eee is’ books, “Owe ino 8 £00 American or ‘women for rom #0 | the murder of Dudley Marvia Hoyt, with ¢ | 30 Guent Speeches of Counsel, and “The Letters” in full ; with 3% saplanatory Notes, which furnish a e,ear and complete he | 30 tory of the case. Drawn up by the Editor of she Kichmond | 301K, } Soutnera Staudue d. be = ters RICHARDS & COMPANY, 30 Amst. | |) HAL afternoon. 26th inst. ponerse by the Rev. E. Tucker, Mrtaxcton B, at the Oliver street HE, ther remained in DeAceranay, to) Mise Ana Manchanr, daughter of TUESDAY, of ortmber i806, by Charles Merchant, Esq ci vstom Hovss,, ‘ith, 1646. On Sunday, 25th int? ch Rev. George Benedict, i M. Cuants? Wurre, to Miss Sanan Aww Fennis, all of | wii AND NWuMBEAs. this city. Died. On Monday, 26th inst., Isapeuta Kyrie, aged fourteen pron from dentition, daughter of Thomas and Isabel. een friends and ac: ne are respectfully invit ed to attend her funeral, this afternoon at 3 o'clock, from her late residence, corner of Troy and West streets. BiOn Monday morning, 26th inst., after a lingering ill- ness, Acxxs H. Tuostas, youngest daughter of Taomas H, Thom ‘The friends of the family, and of her brothers, Wim. H. and Robert H. Thomas, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, this afternoon at 3 0’clock, from her late re- sidence, 67 Murray street, On Sunday, 23d August, on board the packet ship Ash- burton, on her passage from New York to Liverpool, Mr. Tiostas Neison, 60 years, a resident of ‘Spar: i ta, Randolph county, is. {G Illinois papers will please copy ‘At Norfolk, (Va) on the 234 inst., Mrs. Many, Nestent, widow of the late Dr, Peier Nesteli, aged 90 years. In Monroe county, ‘Alabama, on’ the 2d inst , Rocrn Macaatny, Esq, at the venerable age of 83 years, and a merchant of Mobile for over 50 years. Weel eekly Report or Deaths im the ba and couaty of New York, — i ‘ihe day of | etober to the 24th day of Oct: 51 Men: 36 Woeneai Anearism, 1; Apoplexy. or sealded, 2; Bronchitis, ‘ Aolera morbu: ++ 008 packag two er s 8 head 5: yy inthe dffu- i Fever, | 1 cough, 6; Leflammation, 3; luilamma: est, 1; loflammation of Iugammation of flammation of liver, knows, 6. ier year iG: 1 to2 years, 38; 2:0 5,14; 5 to10, 9; ‘30 Lo 40, 18; 40 to 50, 13; 0 to 60, 6; 60 0.90, 3; 100 and upward, 1; wuknown, | 's B. ARCHER, City Inspector's Uftice, yo 26, 1846. 0 30, to 70, 63 10 to 80, 1. Colored person: City Inspector. PROTECTION BLUES. sont he ORD ba will vse @ Drill of this com: } every lay and E at grclvek ae the sixch Ward’ Hote ° | ‘ls: of Novem | Panetual attendance is expected, by order of | com, D. P. SurtH, Secretary. THe RICHMUND TRAGEDY. blished, iv book form, price twelve and a half 4 Authzuticated Report ot the Trial of My 1, care of J Sch egrand or V 1. SSSSEr mm eu wwe SESIZonveod —iNFORMATION WANTED! F THOS. AND WILLIAM RILEY, natives of the pa- | rish of Crosserlough, couuty Caven, Ireland. Any in- | formanion from them, of any kaowing them, will be thaukfally recgived b’ their cousins, Kosaua and Mary Gal | A Tagan” When last heard from, they were in New York Lie Hh rect to care of CH. DONNELL No. io! North Kront street, Philadelphia. o27 It a ERENCH FANUY GOODS « J, FABREQUETTES FILS & MONA, 61 Maiden | * Lane, (up stairs) importers of Frene and Fancy Goods, have on hand a lage pe ae b ie assortment of MT Faney’ Goods, tw which ding by every arrival | Diz. fom Havre. Their stock c ieel goods of all | 11 HB connected’ & D'T, kinds, such and purs Tassels, Broaches, | J Smith Combs, Hai Braci . &e.; Bans of all | JE Spresipcions, Perfumery, Aceordions, rich ‘ Head Uressts, Coiffeures, of new styles, Baris fancy articles, re 4 &e. &e., towhich they would invite the attention of pur: chasers, and which they offer for sale ou favorable terms. 027 wis, SSlssae Lost September . Bi AST evening, a Hair Bracelet, in fing. from comer Bur- . 8 jap and South street to 68 Chiff street. The finder uP itably rewarded by }i ing the same at George Sut- i CUSTOM HOUSE NOTICE. Van" were. ROBE, auctio. twélve mouthe, will be sold at auction on ourgre Novas Rxchange Place, WRENCE, Collector. Vessens. wae: 1s Desdemona........ hip Duchess de Orleans ‘aad’ jot ships’ . fire Havana, RB PROM. » -Nova'Scotia. rpool., Ese hr -Slup Panama. . Independewe Rose: ‘Ship Jessore ‘Steamer Great Brita, Ship Gaston. No. 80 South street, or 220 Froat street, Brook- | 12 087 2*r 15 Lewis Tappan FOUND. ie qe, Wiltias ‘A BAIR of Gold Spectacles, Saturday Morning last, in 19 DWM Broadway. have them by calling a{209 i WME Broadway. N. A. FREEMAN, 1 New 27 Li*rre 20 RB Routle PANTALOON MAKERS. “2 Pepe WANTED. by EB: W. Tryon & Co, 931 Broadway, Men Fs to make Pantaloous. None need apply unless they 5% ove bring samples of theic work. ‘The highest price paid. 8 F a 4 No mark APARTMENTS WANTED, 6 Charles FURNISHED, withoat board, either in thia city or Brook- 6 Mrs M bold for a very small and quiet family of tnree 8 No mai About two rooms will do, if with small kitchen preferred.— i JS WM No'é Wati stating rent, (which must be low,) and locality, to | December 17 Mons Pagect, Pi79. one case rs G.G. G.. Herald office, post par 027 #re SITUATION by Syne AL Uiiitcraenl of Weicene apimee in a private family a8 | THE FOLLOWING PACKAGES WILL BE SOLD FOR STORAGE UNLESS TAKEN OUT. fir aa Sones oF Beam city references ree ou DATES. MARKS AND NUMUERS. vaexaces. vEsexLs. WHERE PROM: nr ay BOARD UP TOWN. 7 | November26 M ina diamond. . London. ANTED for Gentleman and Wife, a parlor and bed | nt?” room fui with fall board, between ith and lth streets. Priv: fail would've preferred: Nove, eddveseed scHtpbert,” aud lefeat this office, stating location and pic will be promptly attended to. 37 3 UNION HOUSE. FTE srbseriber has tken the above named new and spler- did Hotel, jaxt com, ag theeentre of the beautiful will open the same for the vil f 81 eld, Pabits asoceumraniia co tbe suk foot aoe Urine Haas he 3 ts large, richly finished aad furuished, and offers unequalled advantages to all perscns, Couveltin business or plensare. Having. + res Hotel” Congress Hal, seriber roapecttall (Shape | old ‘frien AMUSEMENTS. all others, to ,1ve % i ARK THEATRE—Tuesday m= Will Resiont ih. iely 1 : PA performed he play ofthe LAB TTONS—Clew CAKLTON HOUSE. Melnotte, Mr Ande son; Colonel ime Bass; Beansean P,, 1:,HODGES has the pi Stark; Pauline, Mrs Hunt: Mde Deschaypelles, Mrs Vernoi * friends and the public, Widow Melnotte, Mire B: tof nis late partuer, Capt. J. Ben: To conclude wi jo drama of the WANDERING house on his own accom, aad is now BOYS—Count de Croi ir Barry; aa Denny: Justin, Mise 8 Denny; Lubin, Mr Fi ‘he Baroness ‘Doors open at at half-past 6 o’cloek, and th ope Fa OIVE-UF_2o Toag aa it ie in your power to | fill commence at7 o'clock. Boxes $1; Fi Se peed avail ied of ‘that justly. celebrated remedy for So Ra = = Saabs Coughs colds, and every species of lung complaint, RE—Tui jober ath, WIST. SAM OF WILD CHERRY. ths pecformannes yu commense wits the Tragedy of Mr. W. Fowle!, HAMLET Hamlet, A. A. Addams; Laertes, Stevsas; it yout thing, the following certificate worth publishing, it | ratio, Clar! Ghost, Neafie; Polonius, Vache; Ophelia, is at ya I hereby oorsity ee ry I was sitieed with a very trouble- some couch for abou! ir. Itrieda rs many differ. to me, Li all to nv purpos ce fees renga ZUMA, whe “Last ‘of the store, Dinmnatte Monee s—Moutezuna, Empeior of “Mexiea, Mr. rene; hat. | was not getting any beiter, I was induced to t Ji, Teoteuchli of Huitztlopotehli rincess ars Balsam of Wild Cherry, and accordingly pre. hter of Montezuma, Mrs. paniai boul , Draj end Apothecary in Couqueror of Met 5 Mr Ne Neafie; Portland. ing it according to directions, | can truly Fags to Corten Mins b Barbe iss say, it cured me entire) Doors open at 7 o’clock, curiaim will neeat halt Tam now well and able to attend if et Ci work, and would cheerfully recommend it to any Dress Visele, £0 conta: Upper Boxes, 25 cents; Picana ‘Glie. teted with any disease of the Langs. ip Paes 1236 cent AL TTCHELLS OLYMPIC THEATRE—Tuesd "Winey Samira Co. Me, ees ated tng. October Z7ih—The eveuine’s entertal aiamect Wil a - ono} Bir Jas. h ASMODEUS—Ferdinind, Mr Clarke; Gil Fann by Ab. & hart pty ly > ag son; Isabelia, Mrs H Isherwood, Gitys thao by ‘drageiate senecally nouhout the United eee Serene ee eee Te After which the SAVAGE AND THE MAIDEN--Me. ©. K. ’3 SACKS. Crummles, Mr. Mitchell; Mr. Fo 116 William ‘steht ‘opposite the Washington Stores, | sQhe"ale,t© coe ude with the fa eof JOHN PRETTY- Gasca 4 AND o aby archi at my JOHN & CO—John Prettvjohn, Mr Holland. Dress gizele 40 cents; upper boxes 25 cents; pit one shilling; oryyeee, 5. ‘NEFI¢’ Shit AM: of Overcoats and Sac! fe Nive black ¢ cloth 8 Sacks, ‘with silk collare 8 and fronts. vies ne eit Mr as low as $5. HEBRE re $11, 027 Stis*re BULIELY, a Pues, on y, the 23th instant, at 6 o'clock P. M., M. NO. Bu NEVOLENT ‘iu celebrate its 25th anniversary. by sits atres CARLO, wae for the 2d time in America, ap Apollo Saloon. President—M. AH. | ras the Ri ++ ag Sprit a ladder 12 feet high. ‘ Vice President wits awsoy, | "Sher nunnals ona Mid "Howe, in an clegant twa horte act, 026 tr nrer—JOHN LE’ | asthe Olympian Jers, Mr. W. D. in his pra: AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK DIVIDEND: crpal act of bd 4 E American Exchange Bank on the 2ith int. declared | St er New School ofl Glue. sree 3 ae ceny poyabte wo Soskelder M. Lipman, will appear ina grand vaulting mateh. T NORTH is engeged tr next week. Doors — at 4% o'clock, Performances to commence at 7 o'clock. Boxes 25 cents. Pit 1254 cents, ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA. | W. E. + Manager and Lessee en thoroughly re-decorated im the now the most beautiful Theatre d after Sanat Books sili ve’ cloved from 26th Oct. to 34 Nov 125 8 rh . FISK, Cashier. tKOVT, Tne PHILADELPHIA HUNTING PARK COURSE TUE ( EVENING, OCT. 27, mpue abe Meeting over Contes will commence The heated & Gators commence with esday, the 3d of November, and continue two N CRIA R DE BAZAN. now produced, ise the first time, with correct seenery and cosrumes Fire dey, Noy. 3d, Purse $200—Two mile heats, | Don Cwsar de Bazan, Mr W: bn! Charles Mr Bow- Don Jose. Marsh; Marquis de Rotondo, Burke; Laza- » Miss Chapman; Maritana, Mrs Burke; Couaters de igher. M Bertha, Miss Oceana and Mr Bennie. i "SPRING AND AUTUMN. Hinck; Sir Simon Slack, Me Burton; Major &- Sorrel Hiram. - @- Fourth July. THE FIKST cRAND CONCERT LANIST fa ~ Molen NRT RERZ, fessor of Royal Conservatoire Place on ro oF Raa wit ele Tuunspay evenne Oct, 29th. sina TABERNACLE when he will be asnate ‘MADAME BERS wicz, MAYER, R HONORS RAPETTI, @ select Orchestr had Tickets, One D Doos each—to usual plac rs open at 6—Concert to commence at 8 o'clock. ,ROFESSOR ROGERS ed from. H4Y. in, het Ra Risestonighin necions ei ve commanded by Ce most his Northern and ‘ani Lace enlighten men a be ba hls poosarles, ce iu Ison streets. See bill. developements of ‘Gamen attention, and ig aunoni Course of Lectures which will oi ices hi: um, Harlem; | on Saturday at VANDERLYN’S GREAT NATIONAL PeryRE of [- Sentient 6 Colambu: dear eaioen Of she a joors open at half past 6 o%elock: curtain rises at 7. Open from 9AM to 10 PM. Season EIEN wants tone it auoes cinox i Det. 27th, HOWES & CO.’S N.Y. AMMOTH CIRCUS. Pocishersat Liber ques iS unrivalled enews the Lae Establishment ever Nine aaah nieached to i toit bao Saar is the Greatest Fe eget punereney Fs vert reler the able fo the spective news performed bx. tints duet ON and Bireewr, tor HO WES Rid 0. le Clown, atoning ate ears and aan onthe ve Geroder jinted by order ibiting for ort ume in th s Actdemy of Design, corner of Broadway Season tickets 50 cents; sin- gee cotaprsing eee requ 6 masie se oe isiy es own, ae ry lead ae ie oy given in the te Te TL a x Gpteer en haw;’ Mrs Dartmouth, Mrs H Lewis; Mrs ans whole "Compre t ‘the, ate he new play of The Violet. cna HOW RS & COO’ New York Mammoth Circus. uml r Serer ,| eter NOTICE To HACK AND CAB-MEN. Mi ada m wee Ri} THEA’ PHIL, F $ ume ce, 6. Aeserions. Mr a Ey 0, HEAT Db (aay CARRIAGES mNo. rs ee qe citi t0 et ith th might. of pA wagons parse bint, o | fon idea ac never won 8 Duise of We TUESDAY EVENING, bet. 2771046, will be performed their horses a e play o A M \. erent Mafemiors.<: ooo voc ce ecctuetes Ms Digpest AWING AND PAINTING. one: enters ‘Nahmaok .Mrs. Blake «Mrs. Fisher J RW. STON, teacher of Drawing and Painting | Dance by M " * to the Institute, L. 1, some leisure le with the farce ol time whi riohee toil up ia sae’ Private Lessons, or WANDERING “MINSTREL in att fare, eam entrant 1 | UNION COURS, L. I. | On Wednesday—Judgs Cours Canal rae J. bookstor ements have been positively entered into with the following ga'ary of talent:—The popular operatic corps, Se; oes Treeer, ‘Mr. Seguin, Madame Augusta, r, he. ae ib vo teeing RA SALOON. A fORRTG, te second 1 betw ta ap purse of ‘$100, ‘comes miles and and J. K. Polk, po on ‘Monday next, the 2d of November, two Ne ryant enters Lady Suffolk, to g> under the saddle. iklin enters J. . Polk, to goto askeleton wagon. | th & r fen few York, October 26, 1816. G. SPICER. | pat iT NCE ONE SHILLING. <2) The whole bu ingas thoroughly carta ‘and as comfor- table as ‘private Parlor. is and Every oe ring the Week The entertainments wi! iit and consist in part of | | Beautiful and Comore by the wond jetters, with a great variety of Watch he Newfgendiaad are the Gaeet to bs seen ta the a brood Sine ewfoundland Pups that cannot ates. imported from | reet, Blooming: | o a7 hall hours” om seer M Spaniels are are ran rae UST “ang ht on very moderate *DAGUER tn LATES. (ie, AP us veltcon, end wh tateriabes vo ore Jy with the greatest facility. | ALS ye tnecnction, ye) 1) pd | at ‘reneh cthe Pian Fanbe Martenet Deaei tat ws Bast No way and Bi ge RR G. PAIGE of forming « Class for Singing, to commence on the 24 Ci, November Partake more oa fromm = lesson inthe bo Reventon ree pooped going ~ gy a rosa bat chem econ ae once : at sieht but rood va to miki mnsieal notation at The stra yy all a, stages of Be ct pig secs wi what weenie ion tobe made o a hal vocalizing, senrpeias ly. ay oy his intention struetion in eis whichis tothe ind jst. by which a schol er aclrentonts with good peectical neoctes "SUPPLIES. FOR. THE YRUTED STATES | DRY Di ROPOSALS, to be mad be endorsed, (proposal: | ow be,) wilt be received Be at oer an 1 for the us treet, | Tout | Yardy wader | during the fiscal y 12 hiekory & ed tor every barr be sent to Dry. previous to th 3060 cubic yards Saud free fom dirt 1500 eubi ‘ards Gravel. one, BOL Eiesedung BROOKL’ (a AO -a envelope to 1 to 15, a8 the case per barrel. el returned—1 barrel to Dock Office as sample of November next. ND- Coan y per eub. yd. Class No, 3.~GRAVEL. Beach washed durable per cub. yd iweb diameter. ‘To be of ahard per cub. yd. € yards brok wd durable qual —brokeu in av; 800 cubic a ceeding 136 inch ia dia free trom dirt. be sent to Dry November exe Class | Yellow Pine Timber. on sre parallel whi thiek, first quality: ity of Granite or Gneiss gular pieces of not ex- ter. Entirely Samples of 2, 3and4 to Dock office by the 9h No. 5.—TIMBER. Long leaf, heart, sawed per cub. foot faces, 250 pieces 12 X 12 0 40 feet low 9040 ¢' Me R AND TIMBER, peek, 2imches Bd ineas. per M feet. | 10, 000 ant a Ue inch thick, lst quality, sen- a 0. | 10,000 feet same, 1 in. do de do do planed, tongued and grooved do. 15,000 feet same, 2 inches thick, 2d quality, do. 10,600 feet same, 13 inch thick, 2d 10 060 feet same, ee do do do do. | 20,000 feet same, 1 inch Albany borrds, do. | 1,200 cubic feet white [a timber 8 to 12 inches square, sawed 20 to 10 feet long per cubic foot fr. | Post O1 will be Areleaton iF pagent, nen a Sssasisapease ge | een Beto a50e iron washers, ali-hound, vt doz flee flat bastard, No. 7—WHITE OAK. 20,000 feet B. M_ Jee eta Mok plan fo 4 inches thick, first quality, per M feet. 2,000 cubre feet mber 12 X 18 inches, iheweds 30 ty 40 per cubic ft. 3,000 eubie feet W. 0 X'Gb hewed, 45 feet ‘ jo. 2,000 cubic’ feet W. O. timber, # to 12 inch square, sawed, 20 10 40 feet long. do. W. 0. plank, 6 inches thick, 25 perM feet. uss No. 8.—IRON and STEEL. 2,300 Ibs. Sanders? east Steel Wg tO neh square Fer anmple, per Ib. 200 a geen aon steel 3 inches wide, flat, 4 lo. 700 Ibs. taut potent lise tid toes rounds, por sam: , 0. 40 Ibs. bisterea steel, 9X 75 inches, Mat, per 10,000 Ibs: wrought iron, 2 inches round, per sam- ny je, 4 12,500 tbs. do do 54 to 13g inches round, per sam- y 0. 9,000 Ibs. do do 34 to 5 round, per sample, do. 1,750 Ibe do do 1 to 2 inches square, per sainple, do. 16,000 Ibs. do do Livingston, 3, 4, Sand 6 inches wide, 3g to inch thie do. 6,500 Ibs, do do Banks’ best-best 2 to 3 inch wide 36 to 1 thick, do. 4000 Ibs, do do 1 to 34 ‘inch wide, to 1 inch thick, per s* pie, per Ib. i hel hole, senpley 1 HARDWARE. i feet lone, re per piece ris: smooth, 10 Hime lo wood 1 ine a $8 millsaw, — Binc 5 do saw pit,’ ahs an do taper saw, 7, 6, 5,436 and 3% do do a doz hinges, strap. 10 in do do du ‘butt, 2 to 33¢ in do do a0 del eer, pntwoene, do do 5 do chest do do 5 do drawer-locks, do do Ee do do do 2 hasps and stapl do do shovels, Ames’ best No, 2 do do 2 do 6 do do per Ib 10,2 an do 450 Ibs. pinch bars, rr doz) 3 tot ft 1 to 1% inch. do 1 doz. screw — Per doz. 1 do 1t03 inches do 1 do bench ae d dor. feet long Grindstones, @) eter, | in. 20 doz. axe-handles, wood | 20 do maul handies do tepe line ich brads 2, 0 Kegon cut, 6 to 16 tons hay. dee tim enc 12000 Ibs. feed. ground 350 bushels feed, (fin 400 do 12 doz. mem. peek The bu ow reserves ti service. he or the; be acces the bidder or ice of y.andertake tha ‘nto and sq Bonds estimate: nd 10 advertisement. bond ay Mare! B A+, 9 , 50 feet,tist qu. amps ty h to3 ne i | ah corn) f the articles nam the arctan of] ty per cent., according to the wants of the Each offer must be accom; signed by one or more respon guaranty required, and otherwise conforming strictly to this The delivery of Clasyes 1, 2, and 3) will o avers Cla bout inch iq. and 1 inch o7, VAS AND SPIKES. 40d, 7. po 1b. sample, do. wrought 6d to 10d,” 40 do 4s do spikes, prs'd 10tot2in 7,! foo ry do 300 do 6 to 8 in 30,000 do do 75 do ae Gin. 7,200 do do 5 do railroad, 4 in. 500 do do $2,100 Ibs, Class No. 11.—STONECUTTERS’ TOOLS. 400 Ib. nary patent granite, 8 blades, Ib sample per lb | 250 Ib. seabbti doz. 14 to 28 Ib. do do | 285 do loz. 5 to7 Ib. do do 300 do pists in, 3 doz, 7 to 9 Ib. do do ‘00 do inlee chains 54, 1 doz. 9 to 12 feet ong, of the Seon bes best Sanality do Class N 12—SHIP AND tLeRy” 36000 Ibs repe, M: ila, 6, 436, see 2h, ‘and 2 ine sample per Ib 1000 do rope, hemp, 6 to 3inch lo do 300 do do do $00 do von do do 50 do do do 200 do oskum do do 100 & tow do do #0 pive thread line do do 200 square yards old canvass do aq. yd. $00 Ibe. hooks aud thimbles do perl. 10 doz. brooms, corn do doz. 10 do do hickory do do : = water ee a do ge tin eups (pint ie lo 5 do oil feeders FH do do Igallon measure lo do eye a A ‘ 000 900 No. 14.—1 jothy an a Pr. 2000 Ibs. % do muster book: “Go do do blank (cap books do do | sous Ck ¢ ) eewite Daper z per ene lo lo 4 per ( (eatin sizes) do do ms envelope Pri do ream 32 "Jo paper, cap, Phine, faint rujed do do 6 A paper’ dodo ‘do reg’n do do : per. eal b4 do do do. blotting paper do do be aoe. is drawing Pencils French) = a jo 1 % boxes pens, Gillot's ex. ork No, do doz brs 1 do & do medi do do 1 do do | Win hee oa Henry's) & do $ do pen holders do doz. 2 do ‘ate betes bik ink, (Maynard & es! do do 1 do it red ink, carm, do do 20 do w) do do sn cecling wan, best, do 1b WT he offers must be made in duplicate, for each class separ. ately, according to its number, and to indorsed, and must distinet! rice of ping article aca the amount ed out for the orrectly ade p at foot, = hie cota mou tthe jas bid for expressed m words. All the. a1 cles are to be = best to be red Yard, Brooklyn, at Ri | abe withi mary bo reqeire rected by ro itsell aia i imerease or ve keveral classes to neanied by 8 wr Wadete willvithis of ener id within ten days after throwgh. th te fr to this pump ; oo ed ROSE WORE A an RK. who erived ere in August G from London, is requested to call at No. Hoar sess; where he wil sséeies reiwenea eal io. teas “ees Bedford be} ist3i*r HE Introduce! Lgccares for the Seazien 1946-4 ‘ gH | oe th Colle fege Belding. Broad wi ter ay opponie Bend tes) a ieltewine bee fy Ts Mott on Surgery. json on Anatorn} a pe cdncudn wie he iG reday 1 Prof Paine on I Wether at Mettene ou cod’ ‘Materia Sree j, at 8 P. ht oF presage, UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK—MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. j on Obstetrics. Publie are respecetl| inv) wey: | at Secretary of ft. Naked encirel enka ti | of Phe Dry Dock’at the Navy ler the direction of the Bureau of Yards end Docks, ding 30ch Juve, 1847 ; as follows :-— SEMENT. | ARRIVAL OF u per dozen. | do | avele, brace bits ste | LATEST INTELLIGENCE. TELEGRAPHIC. HIGHLY IMPORTANT MEX Ico. ADVANCE CF SANTA ANNA TO MONTS tem er Ne oat SLOAT FROM THE PACIFIC, Puitaperraia, Oct. 26-6 o’Clock, P. M The bark Elizabeth J. arrived at this port this morning, from Havana, which place she left on the 10th inst. We learn by her that the British mail steamer had arrived at Havana, with files ef Vera Cruz papers to the Ist of October, and with Mexican files to the 30th September. These papers state that General Santa Anna_had had left the capital, and was marching to Monterey with four thousand troops. In the latter part of September a decree was | issued in the city of Mexico, which has reduced the duties on all imported goods 50 per cent ; also the laws prohibiting the importation of cer- , tain foreign articles were suspended. General Paredes has literally changed places with Santa Anna, having arrived at Havana as | an exile, unattended. He is to embark in a | steamer for Europe, that he may there recruit his | wasted energies. Commodore Sloat, the late commander of the U. 8. squadron in the Pacific, arsived at Havana, | with five or six of his officers. He hoisted his | Pennant on the brig Perry, then in port. At Monterey, on the Pacific, he left the frigate Con- gress, under command of Commodore Stockton. When he left, all were well. Burrato, Oct. 26, 11 o'clock, P.M. Mrs. Harris, wife of Dr. Harris, coroner of this city, was burned to death on Saturday night, oc- casioned by her clothes taking fire. State of the market—Prime wheat 86 a 88 cts.; Flour $4 56 2 462; High Wines 20 cents—sales dull. | BY THE MAILg. Partaprcrnia, Oct. 26, 1846. News from Mevico—Homicide Case, $c. The bark Elizabeth J. arrived this morning from Hava- | na, with intelligence six days later from Mexico. A de- cree had just been promulgated by the Mexican govern- ment removing the prohibition on the importation on for. eign goods, and reducing the duties at present existing | fifty per cent. Santa Anna had left the’ city of Mexico at the head of 4000 troops for the seat of war. Commodore Sloatjwith five or six of his officers,was at the Havana previous to the 10th inst., having arrived there from Monterey, (on the Pacific) and had hoisted his pennant on board the U. 8, brig Perry. He was expected | to sail for Norfolk or Charleston in few deyen re” A homicide was yesterday committed on board the | Oyster sloop Spark, when off Fort Mifllin, about eight | miles below the city, A quarrel occurred between two of the hands, Michael Redding und Peter Herd, in the cabin, ending with a scuffle. ‘The latter caine out, and had been sitting for some time upon the quarter-deck, when Redding came up and inflicted a stab upon the right side of the throat of Herd, severing the jugular vensel vein, and causing death in a few minutes. The he Union, Waal ton, and Netive American Rifle C Sompanies formed escort onthe eccasion. ‘The firing was done by th | ter, ina style of irregularity seldum equalled, and ne excelled. The order to fire was not waited for by half of the corps, and so instead of three volleys, I counted ve the 8. A letter bag for the U. §. squadron in the Gulf is mak- ing up at the Philadelphia post office, witich is to go out a the brig Garnet, to sail on Thursday next for Vera TUL. Siocks continue dul! of sale, and prices hare a down- ward tordency. The flour market is also without ani- mation—no tales to note. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia, Finst Boanp, Oct 26.—$120 State 4's, new annual, 70; 14 Northern Bank Kentucky, 93; 7 Schuylkill Navigation, 20%. AFTER BaLes—W0 State 5's, 67 Sxconn Boanv—500 Schuylkill Nay Arrex BaLes—110 State 6's, 75; 50 U. Bank Derarcation. Report has for several days past been busy with an alleged defalcation in one of the banks. On inquiry we learn that a clerk in ono of our banks has absconded from the city within the last four or five days, taking with him from $20,000 to $40,000. The officers of the bank have been busy night and day, since the discovered defolcotion, in post- up thei ks,in order to discover the e: , which it is thought will not exceed a sum We have been unable to learn in what manner the money was taken—whether ina lump or at various times—but su; that a full statement of the affair will be made public in a few days. For obvious Peg ieh Gans seo nog hd ‘the bank as well as the Clipper, Oct. 26. The Eutaw Whig (Ale) states that Bryant Hines, who S Pear wind last nA off about sixty negroes moi the State Bank of Alabama, has captured Hidaand lodged in Greene 06 ee cosy, Jail, to await his trial for the penitentiary offence. Forty-two of the roes were ‘ond in his sea ra ee Gaon ‘wey beck to Alabama. “one fourth of their value is going to the Sapte, beiden «remand of $380 for Hines pe personally. amount due the bank is about $70,000, for advances be Re siedenes hm ig od Previous to that unfor- peas pronniueny Mr. Hines had a large and productive Property. Revotvtion Cay | Smith, of bark the b: i bis et lelphia, re} is sailed 5 Sas x Cora, at Philed at a Phenix, and schooner Ai the which occurred at te rottay ae | , Md instant, tor ment troops, for September, at the instigation of a Gusmanistos, poblisher of @ journal ostensible leeder of of known es the Gusmanistos Kod rag oo 8. B csute suchen no farther | particulars. AUCTION NUTICKS. JACOB 8. CUTLERY HARDWARE Ang CU TLERY | SALE Daw ast wll sell this ae i ‘at 10 cfelogh a athe uct 3 treet, by catalogue, 250 casks, cases, and lots, eon: long and D handle shovels and Also, English and American table and pocket cutlery, car- teas plane irons, tea-tra poous, brace and bitts, we cupboard and chest box se re, Brit corkecre wa, copper » cast batts, woodsere among which are aciasors, 4 Wills, stock locks axes, Kc. trace chains, el , screw her i above are to close sales, aed with 4 variety of izmingham goods, are worthy especial az gxtion, man silver thimbles, aud. 50 do do tea aan ‘mat cote O27 *rre ke. Ke. ; CHANCER Y SALE. Bie order of the Court of Cha er the direction of ion tye BUMONT. 8 & 5 HOBACK, me etron by chan} Taig aertocock, lock, eae with two reet. Heyernd 13 eh ti Ins front an jE SOLD AT AUC'TION, at the Merchants’ Exehaaee Jn the city of New York, on ay the zith day her, 1846, a: 12 o'clock at noon, all that ¢ Lett es. ay Mond near the tavern kept by the lote Judge Late, the property of Weak hate Tea? Pe at ind now ords. be the seme more or ) and ix equal ty about cty Tote, “The hose and ell 4 ‘Phe tl fife positive, snd the terms will be hy to, OK, jor at Law, msellor No. m Rowe street, New York, wri