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Stath Brigade New York State Artillery—Bri- the Auburn & Syracuse Rallrosd. The; interest of all Boise Nee Yonx, 21th Juve, 117, | Patties will be properly protected by these g 1 tn compliance with Division Orders, ‘his Brigale will | ‘The expenditures of this year were $250,279, and last wiform armed and eguipred for the s urpose of | year for sameasix months $197,085—an increase of $141,- day, 22h ist The line will be featod nx | 113 in recelpta, and but $58,244 in expenses is thus esta. ‘ at oyiork. & M, qecl f the | Dlished, with a net gain of $87,796 for six months. A athoua ie 0 Presideot. by the Fleveuth regiment. under the direction of | dividend of four per cent on $3,560,000, its present capi. SES mill woke a requisition upox the Commissary | tal, tales $142,000, leaving $162,164 of earnings to mect deve: mecessar: . ‘The wevers! trons of Hussuss attached to this brigade, are | interest, &e., and form s surplus fund. ‘The creation of py pe ergot duty. Their commandan's will report tO | 4500 new shares, payable in cash on or before July 25th ag VUSDIER'GENERAL MORRIS. | will make an aggregate capital of four millions of dollars, Frees. A. Woo 1s BPM. é on which regular semi-annual dividends are confidently om eh ted by its managers. A Meeting of Mechanics and Laborers | °*?°! . wonsliy emolotedat ties Nere Ver! Brookins, convened at | All the railroads of New England have during the ast the Brooklyn vening, 22d instant, to ‘¢7) five months of the present year been highly productive, we ae P poten Dips pert nag Sa erg and the semi-annual dividends have in several instances € ongr Faron was called to the Pig od been increased. The Fitchburg made five per cent in Socretary;s whereupon the fo! February, but the company had to borrow five thousand ‘ized the construc: | doitars to enable it to pay that dividend, which it must 4 h sessed Wet veihoute share | poy out of the next half year's earnings. ‘The Worves, je the. : Busnes. of One fs | ter has made @ semi-annual dividend of five, and the ‘Therefore, | Lowell, Maine, and Eastern, four per cent each, The h dey shares of all the dividend payleg railroad companies command ® bigh premium, which induces many to re- alize, under the impression that they rule as high as they The line will then named to constitute the Farwell Grogan ever will. Beene ian, | At a meeting of the stockholders of the Somerville and {pases Brow 2 Easton Railroad Company, a board of directors was m A. Browley, John Cares, elected for the ensuing year, of which B. Williamson was eee F eevomel, elected President. It was determined to commence on rick Devoe. the work this fall. a nish 2p toner to Carry the | A Fesolution passed the lower house of the Legislature of Connecticut, on Tuesday, authorizing the New York THOMAS H. FARON, Chriiman, | 8nd Boston Railroad Company, (the Air line) to com- Secretary. Je252t | menco operations when the sum of $200,000 is subscribed ee ee it nuncomatn, Patna ens, of ene | Ha net moving psa tin RING? Compaen of Hy iodate of Potasa, | Hl 000, ; Yellow Dork. The abv eis prepared from | ‘The oorn trade of Great Britain has during the past Feenstra ee ance crining Tow tae mses | six months possessed a vast deal of interest. The aboli- sious ind long continued nse of mercury, this combioation | tion ofthe duty upon breadstutfe imported into Great Bri- rey be conmesresn oceans. figerate! mare ione Teaco tl) | tain sinoe February last, and the abrogation of the navi- nar En. [tie warranted to give satisfac: | gation laws, have placed this trade upon a different basis PY «i. RING, 102 Broadway. | than bas heretofore been experienced, and have had a . - material influence upon prices. ‘The importations of The Plumbe National Daguerretan Gallery, | preadstuffs into Great Britain have this year passed into Ba ise comer ot Broadway aud Weusray street, shove | consumption at once, and have not accumulated in the most interesting 'y, and contains the | warehouses, as they have heretofore. In;the returns for {argest aud finest eollegtion of Daguerteotypes.in the world. | +44 venrs 1845 and 1846, the imports merely comprise the Gold Pons.—tf any doubt exists In the mind | quantity entered for consumption, while the returns for 1847 comprise the aggregate recelpts for the period re- ported. Imrontation or Grain into Great Britain Jan. 5 To PR thous into ‘Ou motion, we adjou Beraver Roar rt cle is sold 25. per cent lower at lace, than at others, it is pl be onay to decide which inthe cheapest. No person should, wie : ; der any clrenionnmrecbe inawoed agold pen until he | Corn, oa _ pad has examined ow tens nd leases mess 312,276 202,197 “T'1 Cedar street, (up stairs.) sees lsttiae “a - aegyr meemng 13,606, Who Cuts your Hair !—This ts a question so 379 often asked of gentlemen whose hvir presents that exqt 844457 ind reeherehe appearmee, only to be obtained atthe hin 647,261 an art » that we take the liberty of informing those « 12,455 men who are not nequainted with the fet, as alco. strangers visiting the city, that the ouly establishment we know of 1s at 1,931,996 RIDGWAY'S, comer of Broadway and Maiden Lane (up aT '201 stairs), Do not tthe number—170 Broadway, corer —— of Maiden Lane (up stale ‘edd ateod 681,075 1847. Cw 1,078,641 6 $37 366 makes them convenient, they |): val rt form a cheap and elegant addition to the toilette ble. Re earth a. 448) state GPSAUNDERS &'SON, 177 Brosdway, | {pdian meal.” = a8 ; Soaps, Perfumery, Brushes, pig every de- Total... 2... 12,948 483,557 1,265,433 iste edtiay. he eth most Weuuelfat ‘iaiah and: war: a eee oes evet BER or ranted manufacture, for sale at ¢ same period, were as annexed :— 177 Brondway, oppose the Hloweed Hotel, | GRAIN AND FLOUR uxronrep rnom Gurar Briraix, Jan. 5 : 10 APRIL 5. wc RE BO 1845. 1846. 1847. 4,910 9,410 HM, no Improved Magnetic Machines.—The new In- sprument known a," Moorhead's' Graduated Magvetic Ma; 2s ai chine.” is conf commended as the inost effectual an : 4,205 convenient art the Kind ever introduced to the public,— 13209631390 Ii perfectly simple in construction, and not liable toRet out | By deducting the exporte from the importa, wo have the fa tesnel coterie matte annexed returns of breadstuffs entered for consumption: i UMPTION IN GREAT ingst distinguished members of the medical profession. Baeapeturys uxtanee yor Con ‘Manufactured and sold whole: Ay ‘Bnival . HAD, 1816. 1847. dway, New York. | ‘Total groin, all kinds, qi 111,667 1,202,946 7 " ‘ Meal and flour, ew! 66,959 1,201,843 “ Richellew” Diamond Pointed Gold Pen |“ qnese returns exhibit an immonse increase in 1a47 Triumphant ! £0, daturh the equanimity of ri: “ sist ttvon telling the whole. truth ubont these | Over the corresponding period in 1845 and 1846, particu- hth I sagacity, have found out 2 Fulton street nel eee Rickelion™yoid | larly im meal and flour. It is by no means difficult to at, warranted equa in quality to thre account for the high range of prices, in the face of state- 505 that ttempt to throw distin the eyes nf the purchaser by aia theca oN | ments like the above. gnmeaning ery of , wild cat,” Sein a at Hewel which they | ‘The increased importations of provisions of all kinds trendy exeited the eupidity of a aet of sharpers: whorwe water | into Great Britain this year thus far, compared with last gland are buy at chetr work of di p is worthy of a remark. It appears by the annexed state- ye ¥ ments that the receipts of beef, pork, butter, ch Tice, were as follows :— Other gold pens from 75 very Mother’s Book.—The great interest | [yvouration or Provisions into Great Brutal manitested by married ladies in the subject treated of in this, To Arnin 5. work, hawalreadly exhausted rst edition, ‘The terrors of 1845, 1846. Pp. verty, and the prospect of a Cut. Cwt. vent many prudent peopl 6 2% but here is a work ill tel 20,854 33,819 author is not allowed to state 238 work, but he ea assure his female readers that itis univer: 137 302 ally approved of by thote for whoue beoefit itis designed sale at 222 Brondway: under the American Mus 2 t & Co. comer of Chesnut and Third streets, Ph 7,631 of the publisher, No.2 Aun street. Letters enclosing | Pork, fresh 65 addressed to the Publisher, will ensure sending the book, —_ —_—_—_— post paid, to order. 325 5t ex TOON 455 sscates cscs, STS 45,153 z 2 MaRS = ‘The increase in the importations aad consumption of Wootl’s Sarsapariiia and Wild @herry Bitters.—At cer ns of the year, and particularly in the | Batter and cheese, is more striking inthe last three summer, many persons are subject to months than at any former time. The following is the pirits, accompanied by a debilitated stomach, it neral Jangnor, and a variety of syinptoms, | COMpariso: le to, describe. ‘The ouly way to remove Imroutep ap Duty rat, Jax.5 to Armin to strengthen the stomach by the use of proper Butter. Ur! Lathe toni . to brace up the muscles. secure an appetite for Im'a. food, avd allay ve-vous irritatien, and by putting the body ina eee. Imp'd, Duty paid. ewe. wi cwt. s'are of health to produce ease and atr-ngth of mind. ‘To 27:99 36.597 toto a thing is more effec’ ye Sarsaparilla and ata 50:20 S507 Will Cherry Bitters. ‘They are ronfitently recommended as x 58,726 61,809 he be-t summer medicine ever offered to the public. 47,491 8 2 S-ld whole ale and retail by Wyatt & Ketchum, 121 Fulton 72 69 101,524 192 Broadway, 311 Bleecker street, N.¥. ‘Price $1in | ‘There has been # great decrease in the quantity of erties. dere je21 Steod | eggs consumed in Gront Britain. This is attributed to The Married Woman's Private Medical | tue great destruction of poultry in France and brig ponniege thee pet ges bey Professor of Diseases | Bolgium, from which countries tho eggs are prin- abe irene demand forth ‘most , portant grork (of which cipally imported into Englaud. In Ireland large w edition roe hoste easing sa, “5 agro Umar ried quantities of poultry haves been destroyed, iy con- For sale at Broadway, | sequence of the high price and scarcity of grain ypder the American Museum, 209 Brosdway, and by De A: | and other articles upon which they feed. In the fice, 129 Libert t, Ne & Co, corer of Chesnut and Phird streets | first three months of 1846, there were imported into Ntnle'Oe Car Albany, Tenmond, Va.i Geo. Redfield, Troy | Grose Britain 16,016,960 eggs, while in the first thres On the receipt afi, a copy be transmitted by mail (free | months of 1847 only 11,527,970 were imported. Of the oan ce ener 2 SHS | snccsnsed thipcrtition of beef and pork, élarge portion Medical Card The Members of the New | was direct from the United Statos; our domestic supply York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 95 Nassaa street confidently promise to-persous aufferiuge fiom complaints o, | Of these articles this season has been more limited than any nature asafe and speedy cure. Some of the mostexperienced | usual, and prices have advanced very much within the his past three or four months. Rice isa very important article of food in Europe in all seasons, but in consequence of the scarcity of bread- —For further particulars, and a list of their prepara- | stuffs, it has this season been much more largely con- ete Sedat imece, ee nt Comalties | cimedthan heretofore, ‘The aawexed.statemect shove that the importations into Groat Britain in the firet MONEY MARKET. three months of 1847 were nearly three times greater Thursday, June 246 P.M, | than those of 1846, while the exports in the same period ‘There was slight reaction in the stock market to ritchany trig oataelia Abcd limited. day, and pricesimproved afraction, with moderate sales, PROM GNEAT DRITAIN, Jaw Seok teat, At the first board [llinois’ advanced % per cent; Indiana isis. Ff INTO AND 5 147, Mj Reading Bonds X; Reading Railroad 1%; Canton \; | tmported .. a ais'zia Harlem }¢; Treasury Notes, Norwich & Worcester, and | Ke-exported. 54,652 55, 10,616 Long Island, closed at yesterday's prices. New York | Retained for cons., duty free. 7,711 21,650 204,500 State 6° fell off por cent, North American Trust 4, | ‘The gross reovipta of the Western Railroad Company, Sarmers’ Loan %, and Morris Canal %. of Massachusetts, for the first six months of 1947, com. At the second board, the market was heavy, closing | pared with the corresponding period in the previous year, with a fight decline from prices ourrent in the morning. | were as annexed :— Quotations for fancy stocks have beon pretty well in- Western Raicnoane flated within the past threo weeks, and it {s our impree- ome vor Six Monwtns he. bas pearees, Total $356,539 Ws ABs sion that many of them have reached the length of thelr 220,956 Sin tether. A collapse, similar to that experienced three ay Gait years since, may be the result of a much greater expan- sion in prices, ‘The money market continues exceed- ingly easy, and tho rate of interest rules at five per cent So long as such a condition of things can be preserved, to long will tho stock market continue in its present | #000 Ohios' state; but there is moro danget of » contraction than | 10,000 111 Spec Stock Kxchange. 6's4b90 10744 50 Morris Comal, 60 M1 50 Canton 076 ‘s 11, 200 do OP's 165g 25 do. 60, 10g 90 Nor & Wor al 100%, 225 9 1 bIS a 200 Long island RA any further expansion on the part of the banks, and, | ':400 Indiana Bds bio & 2 “sn ; bie consequently, more prospect of prices for stocks gene- Hee a do 47% 20 do suk rally being lower than highor. S00 Reading Mor 7 A new steamboat route to Boston will be in operation Pg A Trust next week, via Providence. ‘Tho Rhode Island and | 17) Reading 6 Worcester will be put upon that line, and passengers | 500 do 100, do will bo carried through, between New York and Boston, | ‘30 do for two dollars each, ‘This will compel all the other lines to reduce their fare to the same price; and we have no doubt but that the competition on Long Island Sound for the remainder of the season, will be carried to a grei extent, This outside route ia intended to op’ ticularly against the Fall River line; but it mus more or less, all the existing lines between the two cities ‘Tho law passed nt tho [late session of the Legisloture of this State, authorizing the Governor to ap Point three commissioners to adjust and termi- 50 do bo 850 Farmers’ Trust % 300 do nate certain diffloulties between the (then Mohawk pd bs 3 and Hudson.) Albany and Schenectady and Troy 100 do bis 67! and Schenoctady Railroad Companies, was passed by Se ee request of the latter company ; it was stated that the CITY TRADE REPORY, Utiow & Schenectady Company refused to extend the New Yoru, Tnunspay Arrennoon, Juny 24 | {ne same indulgences and privileges to the Troy Cempany | The market for four continued rather languid to day | that were onjoyed by the Albany and Schenectady Com. | Without material variation in prices. Sales of fair | pany; thus “ through” tickets to Buffalo could not be | Michigan, including some lota of mixed brands, sold at | provided to passengers upon the Troy & Schenectady | $7, with fair Genesee do at $7 a $7 123 a $7 25, the lat road, nor could the cars of this lateral road be run | ter for some lots of straight brands. In the forenoon through from Troy to Utiea,as they are run through | 8me parcels of good straight brands Genesee sold at $7 sented to from Albany to Utica and Buffalo. 3734. A lot of Western flat hoop Ohio sold at $6 87} ‘The Governor, empowered in the premier, has appoint- | The closing rates for Michigan and Genesee were about ed the threeCommission jom we have alluded; they | $7 8 $7 25. Sales of Obio mixed wheat were made at | are Jostructed to arrange iMioulty. ‘The Commig- | $1 62 & $1 63. Sales of northern round yellow sioners ave, Henry B, Gt ‘of Canandaigua, 'T injothy were mando at 08 @ 1000; sales of western mized were * Whild of Hoohoster, ond Mr, Wilkinson, the President of tnady st 90 w 90}f0, and of western fat yellow at 09 6 960 | i's & Shepherd tyreen the hours of A, Mand 2 P disou cud Catherine street morning, alter ow ‘Small sales of meal were made at $4 768 $5. A small parcel ofrye flour sold at $6 373. Rye remained at 110c., | i104 and oats at {63 a S4cents. Provisions were some firmer. | hamees’ heads sowards There were buyers of new prime pork at $13 25; and of | "5; new mess at $16. Sales of lard in kegs were made at 944 cents. A lot of Albany cured beef sold at $13 60 for the | mess, and at $9 50 for the prime. In groceries, transac- | tions were not large, sugar was some less firm, while cof- | fee was inactiv Receipts via the Hudson River, June %3.—Flour, 42,882 bbls. wheat, 35,230 do; rye, 2.210 do. Asnes —We report sales of 70 bbis. pots at $4 87), | and 100 do peurls at $5 75, jth oae oA. rt sales of 2,000 Ibs. yellow at 25. Breapsturrs —Flour—We report sales ‘of about 7,300 | Mi , Gene- | a and | bbis., including mixed and fair see and Ohio at $7; 1,100 do fair brands Genesee, round hoop Ohio at $7 1234; 500 do straight brands Genesee sold in the forenoon at $7 3734; 2,600 do sold late yesterday afternoon at $7 25; 250 do Micl sold to-day at $7 09, and 2,600 do Western Ohio tat hoop at | $6 875. Wheat—3,000 bushels Ohio mixed sold at 162 a 163 cents. Corn—We report 9.000 bushels round Northern ¥ t 903g ; 2000 do New Orleans mixed, chiefly white, sold at 96¢, and 10.000 do Northern yellow sol tween the Sth and 26th July, at a wee! leliverable be- have only to notice « sale of 100 bbls Western New York at $476, and 100 do New Jersey at $6. Oats—We quote at 30 a b4e. Corre: Domingo at 6J¢c a 6Xc, and be pene at Tike a 70. Fisu.—No sales of mackerel o: ported. Smail sales of dry cod were made at $3 8734. Fruit.—Sales of about 400 bo: it $1 65 a $170. Pig was inactive at $4 50, *. CardenaB at 23c. Navat Stoaes.—The market continued inactive, with- out prospect of change until further advices from Eu- ro Limited; 500 0 4 800 & 900 do American city pressed at 65e., cash.” Nothing new in | & ‘Transactions in all kinds we: 600 gallons English linseed sold at 610. sperm or whale. Provisions—Sales of pork were rey limited; $13 25 | i was offered for new prime pork, while $13 60 was aske moss was held pretty firm at $16. Beef—400 bris. A he cured were sold; the mess at $13 50, and the priae | at $9 60. Lard—sales of 102 kegs were made at 9\ Rice—Sales of 40 a 50 tierces middling to good quali- ties were mado at $5 a $5 50. Sucan—We report sales of 300 hhds. Muscovado at Ge, a 6}40,; 160 do Porto Rico at 7e. « 7340. ‘Tattow remained quiet at o ld prices. Wuatrnone—7,000 Ibs, north west sold at 27c., and 3,000 do South Sea at 28¢. Wuiskey~In barrels, we quote at 29}<0. a 30c., with les at the latter figure. port, in Ireland, grain was engaged, half in in bulk, at 10d. Re Dutch vessel engagements. Kean Estate at Averion.—Store and lot 209 Pearl | 0x156, $30,000; 1 lot corner 44th street and last on the street, 21., 11th avenue, 256x100, $510; 1 lot adjoint avenue, 26x10, $320; 2 lots do name size, $305 each. $610; 2 do do do, $295 each, $590; 1 do do do, $325; 1 lot 2659x100, $640; 1 do corner 11th avenue and 43d aty on 44th street near 11th avenue, 26x100.5, $315; 1 do ad- joing, same size, $240; 1 do do do, $235; 1’ dodo do, $230; 1 do do di on the other, where it meets the w: ter.) street, 354g feet front, $310; lot adjoining, 25 feet front, | $208; 3 do do do, $200 each, $600; 1 dodo do, $220; 1 do | do do, $205; 2 do do do, $185 each, $370; 1 do do do, $175; 2 do do do, $150 each, $320; 1 do do do, $200; lot adjoining 66 ft front, next to water, $600; lease of lot 71 Barelay st. $4,845," TELEGRAPHIC. Markets. Burrato, June 24—P. M. Oar flour market continues depressed, and sales to- | day were very light, embracing 600 bbls. of Western brands, with small lots of Cleveland city mills, at $60 625. Wheat was also dull. We report sales of 5,000 | bushels Ohio and Indiana, at 1350. Corn continued very heavy, and we quote Western mixed at 65c, and yellow | do at 60c, Whiskey was very dull, and prices nominal Provisions were inactive, and sales limited. The receipts in round numbers, during the preceding twenty-four heurs, were about asfollows:—Flour, 15,000 bbls; wheat, | 0,000 bushels. Tho present freight on flour to Albany, {8.90 cents per bb! Acpany, June 24-2. M, Flour closed to-day at about yesterday's quotations. We report sales of 5000 barrels, consisting of Western brands,inoluding lots of Michigan and Genesee at $7 @ $7 25, Wheat moved more freely, and we note sales of 10,000 bushels, chiefly of good Genesee white ke., at $1 80. | Sales of 5000 bushels of corn were made, consisting of | mixed and Northern yellow, the former at 80c, and the latter at 90c. We note sales of 5000 bushels of oats at | 40c, Provisions, no change. The receipts, in round numbers, during the preceding twenty four hours, were | v d is tha: about as follows :—Flour, 20,000 barrels; Corn, 20,900 | sole cause of life aud mo Yanism, oF maguet bushels; Wheat, 20,700 do. [Telegraphic Cor. of Philadelphia Bulletin } PirtspuraH, June 24, 1847. There are six feet water in the channel and rising | slowly. Flour entirely nominal at $4 75 to $5. All bu- stand bo —_—_—_————SSs | Married. On the 24th inst., by the Rev. Alexander Crummell, Mr. Manx Quonm, of New York. to Miss Many Awx Unpernitt, of Sing Sing. On the 24th inst., by the Rev. Joseph P. ‘Thompson, the Rev. R. K. Topp, of Vermont, to Miss Manta J Croven, daughter of L: P, Clover, of this city, On Monday evening, June ist, by the Rev. Father Laughlin, Mr. NictoLas Mooney, to. Miss this city. Died. ByVery suddenly, on the morning of the 234 inst., by a | 0? fit of apoplexy, James Victox Witsoy, of this city. His friends and acquaintances are invited to attend | | N. his funeral on Friday afternoon, at twoo’clock, at No. 70 Pineapple street, Brooklyn, without further invitatign soe ETY OF AMM ANY JOR, COLUMBIAN ORDE) RECEPTION OF THE POLK.—The Society of Tammany, or Columbi 1 Council of th Chief Magistrate of the ited Srates, res) such of their fellow-citizens asare disposed t. to meet at ‘Tammany Hall on Friday, at Il o’clock A. etfully request Daniel E. Delavan, Daniel D. Briggs, John D. everson, Joseph Dreyfous. Robert yd, Charles Meeks, Jr., An Carrigan, Johu er, Richard B.Conuolly, ‘Asbury W. Kirk, Timothy R, Hibbard, Committee of Arrangeme: JAMES CONNER, Ch Wx. S. Conno.ty, See’y. entre clock, for the purpose of completing the organization of the sociation. 4 member of the association, Thos. B. Tappen, David Kissner, John Vi. Bloodgood, Aaron Baldwin, A. Mellroy, DG. Tay! Jno, H. Chambers, rt ‘orbes, Samuel Nichols, Jr., Charles Campbell, Thomas F H.W Gilliland, John L. Martin, John Ormond, Charles Heath, Morris Miller, James Kyrard, James M. Bad, Thomas Raven Robert Farran, LLINOIS CANAL SCRIPT. F h is ready to fuse a oi Ht be issued in exechan, We Jeap ca script which mayibe pre: ‘The intereston the of its issue. Regular for the script, which about $1,100,000.” Parties in New York hold formed that’ they can have ese ra 1 established North American Land ‘Wall street Je25 Steod* + yikili county, P binese, French and In fe grant of the exelu- mers, the nvers Ori ing. been 1c, For the last month, and upon making arrange> ls or & company, to com- nd, a eapival about two required Tl RISE. —Th by ihe ent and dol will arrange, and be prepared to exlubit in the course of teu days, satistic mee, from credible and authentic sources, of the na y of these rivers (the Apure being « main branch of ). nd that the annot fail to be success: Correspoud, or confer per Letters direeted to me at Messrs. rh onal h 3 va New Vor. June 25, 1947 R' y DAVID W. BERTINE of the New Jere foreuee, will prose in the MLK Chuyel. cor er ot! PAUL THEATRES ly informs the pu and hes 1GH1'S —Frida: | Nee tBu iy tea Drivers are req ~ F short season of T' Jane 25, will be Igiza, Sig's Teresa i at the Box Office. ts Dental Depot, 554 Broadway. $1; Pit, 50 cents; cel peu at a quarter past 7, performance to commence at VY THEATRe—A. WS i Stevens, Stage Maviages —H aut bus corn meal, 986 do ; corn, 17,276 bushels ; | siness, when the members ace dtoattend | pop. ited, is expected fo atte | news from the South to-night. By order of the So id | PUTNAM Gea, Mr, Steven ; “Afier which BKETC ¥ & respectable YO! lost her bady, a 255 6th Avenue, NDIA—Tom Tape, Mr. De Mr., Vache. SLVER TWIST —Olive Mr, Neale: Mr, Bum cen open at 8X; Performance commences at TH ME. ICAN MUSKUM—PERFORMANCES both Af ternoon ; THE ONFHEAN amity, on KENNEBECK ‘The most talented and popular Band in America are house, and will give their Grand Concerts this half-past 3 arte it 8o'clock, when d performers wi pear, ncluding the Chap ir 'o conclude with ‘Sik rneter and’ reference. Ten strert, South Brooklyn. ATION WANTED, of JOHN DAGNA on the 13th of November, 18 eeu heard from. Any inf rmation id be gratefully received Catherine Daguan, care of Edward ik ‘Apply act Ware | him, oF his wher dressing & line to his sister, ted performers w VAKD WANTED for two children: vere they cau have the st be moderate. 2 office of this paper, stating terms THE COU NERY, not far from 6 ree Oe TE. lai farmer's house, neat NAPOLEON BONAPARTE: | notice by the purchaser, at $1. Rye—Ii bushels sold at $1 10, and small sales Rye Flour were made at $6 3734. Meul—We RAL OF NAPOLI ‘Will also be exhibite Admission % canis. LLO ROOMS. French Opera of Ni Ww —MME. FLEURY JOLLY, Primo 8. DUBREUL,, First Barytone of th Orienus, respectfully anno A GRAND CONCER’ ON THbRsbAY EVENING, Suny Ist, C BATHING—LONG BRAN The subscriber will o the reception of visiters tant. EW J 4 n His Hotel (Yormerly Sairs’) for | ~The market remained very quiet. We quote Monday, ast | SHOWLAN Rio at 7c a 73¢c; Java at 8c a 10c; Sumatra 6}¢c; St. SEQUIES TO O'CONNELL. mittee of the United Irish Ri ‘proper tribute to the memory of Dé request the respective Irish soc and its neigborhood, to appoint consequence were re- EATRE.—This establishment, now way, will be opened for Dramatie pur- ‘eu or about the first of September, under’ the G. H. BARRETT. Persons of acknowledged talent wiathis ill please address him ( 09> During Mr. Barrett's aby business communie 8 of bunch raisins ieties of the city of New York delegates to confer with, them @ market continued quist, without sales ot ul ‘The delegates will me evening next, (30th inst, In case uo special committee can be appointed by the respec- tive societies, the officers thereof etat Tammany Hall, on Wednesday ‘clock. ituaticns for the ‘We have only to notice sales of 60 hhds . ree auested to attend. By ». SHEA, York, is entitled to the 4 | Its Conducted on the most chaste pportunity of forming associ F {astos, of ascertaininy i 1o candidates ano} ns oe enial to the Ww , through any oth- ies? office far ladies ouly, 61 Grand st. ve nading, refreshment 3646 Lispenard st. F. BALLARDI. TER ROBERTS, 73 he attention of ladles. v hite and black Vi- Admission 1236 cents. Concert commences at 8 o'clock. m23 rre 1OPIAN OPERA SE) BRILLIANT, SUCCESS. A id Cone: INSTHUMENTAL Solos, Refrains, Cl by e very cheap; ladies’ needle work aud tatnbour Dresses, d VOCAL AND. Laces, Hosiery and Gloves, of every description. RON AWNINGS—THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL MAKE. p Iron Frame Work for Aw: roll the Awning up snug to the house without ey costnearly the same as those ‘They have pat them up at Ad 's, Bebee & Costar’s, 100 Broad- & Foirman’s, Likes DUD haunts, Glees, Dances, ru 5 d of the following artist olin; y i J. Bryant, Castanett; W. Donal ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 5 A grand performance at 3% o'clock. ‘Tickets admitting a Geutleman and Lndy, 25 cent ert to commence at 8% o'clock POLLO ROOMS.—Mme._ Donna, and Mons. DUBRE Kreneh Opera Company of New Orlea Signor RAPETTI and Mr. H. C.'TIMM respectfully an- ARAND CONCERT, On Tavaiony > e Band is compose . ; ings, With rollers, HuTs—Two American vessels ,were said to have been taken up for London at 11d for Corn, 113d for | Wheat, and 38 3d for Flour; 2000 bbis Flour were en- gaged for Liverpool, at 34 6d; and Grain at 10din an | American vessel. Engagements for grain for London or Glasgow at 12d; and in an American vessel ior a direct | alt as taken up for Lon- don at 3s 746d per bbl. ‘To the continent we heard of no any difficulty whatever. LEURY JOLLY, L ‘irst Barytone of the assisted by Mons, nouuce that they will ¥ Ist, av THE of the most perfect adapted for an in- he pleasure of the iu a continuous sensation, to the most delicate is in every re- L n Tickets One Doliar, tobe hid at the coutrol, and ean be graduated to any po } Qn a eastes openat 734. Concert to commence at 8 o'clock precisely. fant, or sufficient for the ‘The magnetic force is impa with uo unpleasa sno assistant in its Usey an amless. Each instrument is warranted, wholesale and retail, by IRHEAD, 182 Broadway, N.Y. wsion top Barouche, in ol ess, but little used, Apply at No. 102 Crosby street. ongestadult, at t NNUCCHI’S GREAT AND EXTENSIVE RAMA, at No. 315 Broadway, opposite Gothi every day and evening. Admittance very day and evening. Admittance i" 'h's Cosmoraina, the best ever witnessed in Amerioa, of more than one hundred of the most expressly painted for tas exhibi lented and celedrsted 10, $230; 1 do do do, $255; 1 do do do, $320; 1 do do do, $430; 1 do do do, $450; 3° do do do’ $400 each, $1200; "1 do do do, $380; 1. do do do, $315; 1 do do do, $310; 2 do ds do, $340 each, $680; 1 do do do, $430; 1 do water lot, 40x100.5, $1300; 1 do on 43d street, near 11th avenue, 25x100.5, $235; 1 do adjoining, same size, $200; 1 do do do, $225.’ (‘The following are irregular depths, being parts of w gore 65 feet 11 on one side, and about 30 cents, children magnificent Pai good order, with a good. will be sold low. yo. alorious victories, achieved by our gallant 0: with gcorrect Likeness «1 General “Taylor, ‘era | —Sad Accident—-Dull Times—-Theatricals—-Mar- “ WONDERS OF CREATION—Will be pu Relies from the Wreck of hered on the Shores of a Turbu f the most remarkable product ration the vast an . Cal f ‘General Scott, hibition open from 3 to 11, P. particulars see the hand ° quity of the earth, and t fantastic. shapes and those of the rainbow, mil- ppearance of man—with an Appen- r Iufinite Space, with other counts of meteorological matter, strange, yet ne- the existence of the most elegaut lions of years before dix on the Scenery m a Eaverainmente by 5 ny 'ONS—Chaude Melnot te, Mr. Chanfrau; Col. Damas, Mr. rau will repeat by Le H, GRAHAM, ‘Tribune Buildings, ee H. LONG & B Li 32 4 . RGESS, STRINGER & To conclude with ONNELL—Now Published, a full length aniel O'Connell, engraved in the finest style ize, 24x17; likeness undoubted. I discount to the trade. a Song Book,) ent price ten shillings, FIT OF MR. RICHINGS. EATRE, PHILADELPHIA Manager W. R. Blake— e performed the popular Blake; Dazzle, Mr Richins; Lady Gay Spanker FAREWELL BENE ALNUT STREET TH Lessee, E. A. Marshall Also, the Family Book. Every wife, mother, aunt, grandmo- , Sister, maiden and sweet- ‘athers, brothers, husbands, | ther, gentle coush ought to have a copy lovers, &e., ke. Louk te ity FURNER & Fist re and 19 North 6th stre M OF LIVERWORT— ug A new patriotic song, oat Glee from Luli~ ree of A PLEASANT NEIGH- YLOR'S BAL: Beware of counterfeits. Re- genuine is vow prepared at the wholesale depot, ret, by the pro Redding & Co, 8 State street .—TROTTING AND past 2 o’clock.— . a $30, mile heats, best 3 in 5, in harn and closed with the following entrie od Ham, Hadsou: BW. Van Vorhis, Pougt B. Briggs, 4 Exchange, Alb roy. See the signature, Dr. | from 73 Beekman street—ell others are spurious and unauth At4 o'clock, purse $160, mile Tivats, and closed with two entries : Wheipley names 4 5, in harness, EUROPATHY—DR. HOLLIOK'S New System of ng Universal attention. uruals, are everywhere discussing the rea! Practice 1s attr: 1 yetumn after the sport of the da BONE: LIN, Proprietor. Centreville Course, June 25th, 101 B. A Trot will come off over the abovs r, y called eiectricity, «i =n baled ea F own to be MATURED HORSES F ey ee a about I5hands hi every respect, suital MESSENGER’S Stables, 48 Trinity Plac: PHENIX HORSE BAZAAR, No. 19 & I Mercer street, between Bleecker and Amity streets. There have just arrived at this establishment several lots of very fine horses, among which are some pairs of very ith proper apparatus, directed by a comperent kn: lyuamics, this is ue man’s purposes. | of phystologs aud on nes. ful blood bay mare about 15 hai t traveller ; together with single horses suitable | the road and family use. . lofts of this establishment are appropriated ex- ages and sleighs, which will be the most reasonable terms "THO! i lek book called * Neuropathy $56,500 i) be loaned for» term of year OAD, No. 11 W re spaci elusively for at tun Water oflice Al Vall street, ia the Cr 12a Ma- | tiLpa Gray, only daughter of James Graly, Esq., all of TGAPT Toy T oF }, about 15 hauds high; a sorrel or bay would CAPTAINS pa OWNE be preferred. Enquire at 150 Front street, up stairs. leased and fitted up the house ov en North riv $2.0. “The owner may be found at Ni Beaver street, up The horse may be sven at Patri Ke. R Boats or barges for pleas gerstaken at all tunes wherever the RECEPTION and Yetlow,Bird Seeds, with * AND SUITE—O a of rare and valuable birds, such as the fancier t any other similar establishment in the United aale at 280 Broadway, hy R | PRESIDENT, JAMES K. | Welle mates | g’elock; Chambers, at 93 iver, at 10 o'clock, A. M., a he Narrows, to meet the Prosidet and suite, aud Order, hay- img made Cites mya? to unite with the Hovorable the Com- | City of New York inthe reception of the W. 8. JOHNSTON. TATEN ISLAND.—For sale es on the hill sid «li Monte, belonging to Mrs. im company with them tothe noite with them, | he dina thick wo tes ot the ferry. The outh ience,and a new road easy of acct been completed Au xenr SACRED MU lace on Monday, July 5. | desirous of joining’ them, will EUREKA, at 1 o'clock, ?’. | where the Oratorio of the. f "he ” y, With such as are oe ee = TABLISHED GROCER . M., and proceed to Ponghkeepaie, | quor Store, sitw ock and fixtures, ner wishes to sell areall new. "The ow | will be performed in the magnificent ‘Tent belonging te ricultural Society, under the directior HUBB. Port EENTH WARD BRANCH OF THE WASH- | y INGTON MONUMENT ASSOCIATION.—A Meet- will be held at Central Hall, corner of Grand street and Market Place, on Friday evening, June 25th, at Eight House, outhuildin id seven acres of land—the rs will be furnished in a subsequent advertise whole 'or & part, to suit purchasers, and on the most accommodating terms. This extensive buildin Hadson River, from 10 to 15 miles in square; carriage house 1 to the Oratorio, | Franklin Square ; Firth, Saxton, Broadway; ¢ nL Wall street, ¢ . WHITLOCK, Seer ‘a8 Fourteenth Ward Branch of the Washington Monument As. | Fulton streets J Fy citizen of the ward who} feels an mterest in the sub. | JM 194, Fullon streets J vited to come forward at this meeting, and enrol hiv | ae NEW IRON STK. SANDS, William ©. LoMpson, eomrnan- | distance south of the vill-e of Yon © well conducted school Nendid fast sailing steamboats p! d stages also run daily in cow: ‘The days of satling of the above ship the remaider of the ewrrent year, are hi within abalf mile. | daily to and from the eity; (oe re a ee EN OF TN I roTeD LATEST MOMENT. Puitapecenia, June 24, 1847, ‘The Southern telegraph beyond Wilmington is out of order—the wires broken ; consequently, there will be no —_—_—ss =v THE mala, ee Affairs in Washington. Wastincrom, June 23, 1847. A Snake Story—A Volunteer Officer showing his Gal- lantry—A Batile—The Result—Departure of Volun- teers. In the absence of political oxcitement, the idlers take up their quarters in the Criminal Court room, in the hope of gathering something particularly entertaining. ‘Thore was » case of interest to-day—that of the United States vs. J. Clements, first lisutenant of Capt. Barry's company of volunteers. It appeared, in evidence, that, on Thursday evening, Mr. Edward J. Klopfer met two young ladies at the foot of the capitol; and, being an in- timate acquaintance, they accepted of his company to see them home. They passed into New Jersey avenue.— When they arrived at the bridge, something was seen in the water resembling a “snake or a worm.”’ One of the Indies said it was a“ enake;’ Lieutenant Clements, having joined the party. coincided, and repeated the words, with the addition of “and nothin’ else.” Mr. Klopfer and the ladies then pursued their way, Clements following. A remark was made that th sround & private dwelling designated, was pret * said Clements, * but it is too.thick.” feat a short time afterwards, halted, and turned round to Clements. The ladies wenton Some conversation passed between the two men; and, according to the testimany of the ASTLE GARDEN is opened for the seasou—lu the | witness, (Mr. Klopfer,) Clements acl ‘nowledged that he Evenings Concerts of lustrumental Music will be pec by the German Brass Baud, under th elected compositions from Labitzky, Strauss gl, Stracck, and others. ‘ Ifau hour during the evening for prome- ts, and viewing the Cosmoramas, which was not intimately acquainted with the ladies. Klopfer thought that Clements had intruded himself, and threat- ened Clements that he would inform ‘his (the lieutenant colonel of the battalion,) of his con- duct, at the same time “shaking his finger at him and looking him in the eye.” Clements called ibstance of the affair, briefly ‘stated. Messrs. Radoliffe and Carlisle ap for the defendant, and Mr. Key for the United ‘The indictment charged an assault and battery on Mr. Klopfer. It was contended that Clements wae on his | way home when he met with the ladies ; that his con- duct had nothing insulting in it ; that the ladies them- selves did not complain ; that they, living in the same section of the city with Clements, had public throughfare ; stated) that he was not drunk, juteh courage abroad,” because he was able to discern that the animal in the water was not a worm, but a snake! Mr. Carlisle thought that this case was similar in ite origin to the first disturbance in the world, in the Garden of Eden. “No sooner had tho serpent appeared, than the devil was to pay.” Mr. Key indulged 4 Femarks, but recapitulated what was sald by the wit- nesses, replied to the opposite council, and insisted that Clements had committed an ravated assault and bat- tery on Klopfer, after intruding himself into the com- pany of the ladies, and dogg their footsteps. The case was given to the jury, who subsequently rendereda verdict of guilty, and the court sentenced to pay a fine of five dollars. if company of volunteers left for Fort Ty) ,paltimore, to-day, ‘The battalion of Baltl- more and District of Columbia is now complete, and will shortly be sent to Mexico. Baxrimone, June 24, 1847, News from the Seat of War—The Baltimore Battalion kets, Gc. x The poney express came bounding along last night, | Perceive by this morning's “ Sun,” with some unfayora- ble intelligence from the seat of war. It is of course, I Presume, in the Herald of this morning. ‘The Baltimore Battalion “from the wars,” are expect- ed to arrive here in afew days, and arrangements are- making for a grand public reception of them. ‘They are now en route to their native city by the way of the Ohio. Mr. Wm. Boon, who resides near the city, took down his gun yesterday to shoot troublesome cat, which was standing at the time bya bush near the house. He raised his gun and fired, which was followed immediate- ly by the screaming of a child. On going to the bush he found that his hter had been playing behind the bush at the time he fired, and thata large portion of the shot had entered her face and eyes. It is feared that she will lose the sight of both eyes ‘The dull season has fairly net in, and our merchants aro starting east to replenish their stocks for the fall trade. During the past season an immense business has been done by our wholesale merchants, leaving their shelves almost bare. We have no amusements here at present except the performance of a very poor compan y at the Museum, and it will be closed in a few days. for the purpose of romo- delling and doubling the size of the theatrical depart- ment. When finished, it will doa splendid business, if it should have « good inanager and & good company. ‘Tue, Manxers—The flour market yesterday was very dull. There was a sale on Tuesday alternoou of 300 bile. Howard street brands at $6 50, and sales this morning (in lots) of some 800 or 1,000 brls, at the same price. The more buyers than sellers at these. figure are willing to take $6 624. Thus it stands to-day—sell 234, aud buyers at $6 30. Nothing done in City Mil Jorn meal $4 50. tle do: rain; prime red Wheat held at $1 40, and white at $1 30-tu0 buyers.” Bale ot white cora at 90991 cents, and of yellow at 9c. a 92c—n he . 60cm G5e.3 rye, $1. Whiskey is dull, and will ot bring over 33\¢c, a Si3gc. in hhds. and bris. Provisions less active; groceries quiet. Sales of Stocks at Baltimore. JUNE 2—$1,655 City 6's, opening, 100. United Btates 6, 1967, closed at 10734 asked, 106% bid; State per cents closed at 90% asked, forthe opening, 94 bid. City 6 per cents, of 1890, closed at 100% asked, for the opening, 100 bid. Puitapevemia, June 24, 1847, Mr. Samuel Roms, a dry goods merchant of this city fell dead about nine o'clock this morning, while attend- ing the sale of Myersand Claghorn’s auctionstore. The sale was adjourned in consequence, The African order of Masons made quite a creditable Procession this morning,‘on the occasion of laying the corner stone of a ball, to be erected as place of meeting. On Tuesday night a young man named Isaac F. Basa- ford, committed a violent assault and battery upon Henry C. Dorsey, with intent to kill,at the boarding- house of Mrs, Nugent, in Market street. It a] that the parties when residents of Louisville, Kentucky bad been rival claimants to the hand of Miss Louisa Jenkins, of thatclty. Bussford, it appears, was the successful suitor. ‘The marriage took place, and Bussford removed with his bride to Lancaster, where he commenced busi- ness, They arrived on a visit to this city, and Mrs, B. unexpectedly encountered her quondam lover, Mr, Dor- sey, at the Swan Hotel, where they were then putting up. Dorsey persecuted Mrs, B. with letters, endeavoring induce her to deserther husband. ‘The jealousy of Bass- ford was aroused, and the attack was made upon Dorse: in consequence of finding him locked up in «room with Mrs. B. und her sister. Dorsey was seriously injured, and a further hearing of the case has been deferred until Monday next, when it is hoped he will be able to be pr sent George W. Barton, Esq. an eminent lawyer of this city,was assaulted last evening while in the act ofleaving the court room, by Harvey Smith, a young man frem Kentucky, at present aclerk in «mercantile establiah- ment ofthiscity. He bad been a witness in the trial of Major Daniel, ‘now pending, and Mr. Barton on com- menting upon his testimony. spoke in such a manner that Smith, was determined upon revenge. ‘The words used by Mr, Barton are said to have been that if such a man as witness were to have come into his office he would lock his book case for fear his Purdon would be carried off. Rather too strong for # lawyer to use with- out being fully justified. ‘The assault was made with « cane, and a blow inflicted that caused the blood to flow freely. ‘The offender was arrested and committed to prison by Judge Parsons, and this morning held to beil in $3000, to appear and answer the chi | neecion with the Harlem ply to William Keltinger, burgh ferry, at the foot of Delaney street ne, 20th August, 2ist October. tthe Williams , Ast September, 24 or upon the pre From New York—160 ber. Her cabins are fitted ap with unusual splendor, even for he price of passage (without wines of liquors, is from Liverpool thirty fee; and from New York A six octave Gothic pedise jcorvers Piano Forte, wit obtained on board warrante ed materials, at 569 Greenwich st. next ‘receipt or bill of lading, | For freight or passage, yt ROUT KERMIT, 76 South street. | SPORTING INTELLIGE RACE, to come offon the sth day of July, free for | H sloops wearing their own jib and maim rauce money filty dollars—three start from the Hammond street da stake boat statione Ince of starting, the boat back LEAR HEAD i= summer object of M. n and back to the pl B. All entriesto be For particulars, made on or before the first day of | D. H. VERBRYCK corner West and Hammond orous getion of the brain mor rous setion no d hats should be as an man can, make more mouey with one of Try the experiment Brooklyn | treet, where they | ~ Passengers per packet ship GAR jleage be. oh board steam: ) WISH GOOD MILLERS I22 © and buskins at % 0) LADIES’ WHC tomorrow (Saturday,) Jun d them at J. B. o'clock M. at w time the ship will sail hy as will close at the w | establishing b | dent returns, if hi ET SHIP ROSCIUS, from Liverpool, will ischarging under general orders on Mor June 26, All goods not then permitted. will pr hi . Consignees will please | 4 | aud Jersey eity, | hope to me FER, 122 Canal street, between West Broadway PY EXCURSION TO CROTON BALLS LAkt MAHOP, tution. — Unio tinuance of there pe ib NEW LINE OF PACKETS, TO AND FROM | ‘The splended and fast in New York on the 26th June, and fro! urge. Jury In the Major Daniel's case, brought in a ver- guilty this morning. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. 1000 do 78; 2000 Finsr Boano—$5000 Reading bonds, b5, do 78; 10,000 U 8 Loan, 67, 106%; 1000'do, °56, 106; 100 shares 145 2, Mores Canal 20; $500" Bu jehennah ds jing Railroad 38; 100 do 338g: 408 do 3336; $1000 Treasury ni diot Lehigh C serip 84%. Srconp Boanp—750 Bonding ailroad Pits 8000 do Bonds 0 nah Canal 1 Coal scrip 8159; road 3934; 19,008 Reading fonds 70%, 590s ” Bank 2734; 2500 Little Seh. ation fs 8044; 30 Schuylkill Navigation 354s ; 2000 State Tue Srorerany or Tue Tax. su ny.—We hare, been asked by our correspondents—in consequence soule rumors ‘nat have gone forth—what was the con- dition of the health of Mr. Robert J. Walker, the Secretary of the Treasury. Weare perer te reply, from having seen him yesterday: that he is rapidly recoveri his health and speech. He «peaks with more ease, an without diMcuity. His cheeks are acq the flush of health. His intellect, of course, is always health: tive, and vigorous. But his labors have been sui to wear almost any man down; and, with the view of rr. Ith, he ‘as soon as the Presi public duties will admit of it, to visit lace for & few days, to recrult his consti- June 2 DeranrMent or Stats, June 23, 1847 Information has been received from’ Joseph Cowden, eq. consul of the United States at Glasgow, Scotland, {the death, at that place, of Jeseph Jobnson, a seaman of the American bark Fanny, Charles ©. Sampron, master. He was born in the city of New York, and ak on the Ith August, her réguiar day. Persons about to pr Nieat7 ine Harlem Rail 2 'y. or those wishing to send dor th i Packet, can make the iber. “The nccommod A door below Bi eto gentlemen wh ad door below Bai jew gn Fictabtieh and Soraen. w hii at New Orleans, under the fictitious name of seeeh sitver His clothing, ard the sum of about $170 | belonging to him, are in. the possession of said consul, | and will be delivered to his legal representatives, or to | their order. | Maeneric ‘Teinararus.—The Magnetic Tele- from Pitteburgh is ebout to be X« ‘ontevitle and Dy the tat Jawusry rext wit it iy sald, on the aud Now Orleans, is to be jy eper mies” | ist of August,