The New York Herald Newspaper, June 29, 1847, Page 3

LT Attra ER stem ‘oor ine Vesa phy a Boch staere ANTED, SUITABLE isda “Rely by hero Po Oi Bi The week's business opens ly, No buyers | Yao 1 See Meee ne ‘at a decline on W 4NteD—ay ‘all the banks and branches of South Carolina for severs! periods. The annexed returns exhibit the movement in ‘the principal department of each bank and branch at four periods :— Banxs oF Spore Cancuins. a ‘1847. 125° 1,044,517 1,095,149 919,756 ‘soolere 377-533 406.313 467,648 950.787 965,447 601.859 686,613 530,384 545,736 691458 722,496 do Yom lito ‘Sega Southwestern RR... 43,630 220, 139, Planters & Mechs. 179,379 175,319 Union Bauk 65, 99,399 77, State Bank 197,903 Bank of 8. 6 44,326 $599,965 902,367 921,810 Cireul Bauk of the State... 997700" 1 429,822 1,368,990 Branch at Columbia... "MEE Nash Southwestern HU 795 Planters & Mechs Union Ban #2,910 State Bank,’ 38,24 Bauk of 8.0: . ea $1,996,621 Bank of the State... ., wr iH Branch at Columbia. 73,684 do Camden + 31403 ia Bank of 8, 6. 259769 “$1,883,312 2,074,514 {1,982,866 1,937,330 It will be sven by this statement, that the variation in each department has been pretty well distributed among the banks, ‘The increased ciroulation, in the face of a falling off in the specie on hand, is by no means s favor- able feature in the above returns. Stock ‘Trens Notes 6’s 107 $3000 mRR slo 6634 11000 Ludiana Boad: Ade i bly 66. 9000 Pena 5's biw 66: 19000 Ohio 6s, %60 100% stw 66; ae pk 18 Spel a ar ye ‘60 53 eadiny 77: Long 32 10000 Reading Bus bin 2 do FH S000 do 79 do ‘by60 32) 250 shs Farmers’ Loan 35 00 32: 100 Morris Canal 60. 20 45 32) 40°N. A, Trust 10 32) 475 Canton 47 b60 32! soo sentgm Seno 4% 100 do 60 32 arlem 66, ington ise Marie woo O38 0 Stoningto 59) Board. $000 Reading Bonds 205% 250 she Long Island ba . F 4 shs Nor & Wor, baw Fr nt do 533¢ 150 Harlem 150 Long Istand aig Gp Harn RR oe io do. 30 30. 66; bo do 960 3288 50 do. 30 66 10 do #10 328% 100 Karmers’ Trust 35) 0 do 327 5 Canton Co 48 5 do 32 do 49 200 do Ne $2000 Iud $ Bonds 40 shs Barleth RR. sso 99 co) do 39 40 do ce 39 50. do 815 35, 50 do 230 34 50 do 35) Ao do c 35h CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yorx, Monpay Arrennoon, Junx 28, The state of the markets for breadstuffs exhibited ‘very little change to-day, cumpared to the closing prices on Saturday. Sales of Michigan and Genesee flour were pretty freely made at $7 a $7 12}, with some mixed brands Michigan at $6 87% $694. Sales of Ohio white wheat, equal to Genesee in quality, were made at 1600,and a small lot of ordinary do sold at 18744¢. A parcel of rye sold at 10¢c, and a lot of oats at 0c. Meal was very dull, western New York was worth ‘$4 60 and New Jersey $4 75. Provisions were inactive and sales light. A lot of prime pork brought $13 43% » $1350. Lard in barrels? was offered at 95. There was very little doing in groceries, without change in prices since Saturday. The general features of the markets were languid, and not much variation or anima- tion can be expected till the arrival of further news from Europe, Receirrs pown rue Hupsow Riven, June 26. Flour. . 23,326 barrels. 1,849 do. 31,669 bushels, 1,834 do, ‘We report sales of about 100 bbls pots at $4 8734. Pearls we quote inactive at $6 68%. Baxapsturrs —Fiour—We report sales of 12a 15,000 barrels Michigan and Genesee, at $7 8 $7 123; 800 do. mixed Michigan. sold at $6 8754; 1000 do at $6'94; and 1000 do at $7 04%¢. 168 barrele ed Michigan sold by auction at $4 50 » $5 374. ‘heat—We report, sales of 4 600 bushels Ohio ordinary white at $1 3734, and 10.000 bushels prime Obio do, equal to Gunese: white, at $1 60. Corn—Sales of 2000 bushels Northern round yellow were made at 99 cts; 5.000 do, sold at 98 ts; 4500 do, Western mixed. sold at-45 cts; 3.000 New York inixed, sold at 93¢; 12,000 do, mixed, Western, &e. sold at 90 cts; 14 4 15,000 do do, gold at 92 cts; 2900 do. fiat yeliow sold at 94 ots. and ® small lot (300 bushels) white sold at 99 cts; 5 a 600 bushels Western mixed, da- muaged, sold at 71 a 80 cts. Rye—Sales of 700 bushels were mrde at $1 06. Meal was dull. We quote New Jersey fit $4 7d, and Western New York at $4 50. Oats ~16u0 bushels were sold wt 50 cts. Caxvixs.— Sperm were steady at 31 cts. sue cone te pt was very quiet. Java we quote al & Oac; Sumpra 6)¢0, and Laguayra at 7% a 7%c; Rio remains the yamo. % wee Cortox—Byp, g small amount of cotton was on gale to- day, except a full prices, Holders seem disposed to wait later accou’ats now due. Exporters are not operating at these rates, believing they will be enabled te fill their orders 7, better advantage after the next steamer arrives from B.orope. We could only hear of 400 bales sold, and refer to the annexed quotations, with the remark that holV.ers generally decline the inside figures. Livexroot Cuassrication. New Orleans Mob. & Texas Florida, none. 103 Uplands. not Fauir—The market for bunch raisins was quiet, with prices the same. Heme—Nothing new since last report. —Sales of 1000 pigs were reported at $4 50. 48848— Nothing new since last report. Navat Srores—The nrarket continued inactive. The demand for spirits turpentine was limited to the domes- tic trade, at former rates, 0: ‘Sales of 5000 gallons English linseed, said to be tra quality, were made at 62c; 1000 do fair quality sold at 61c,and 4000 do American city pressed sold at 61c. Whale, winter bleached—6000 gallons sold at 50c; 2500 do, natural color sperm, sold at $1 04, Paovisions—The market continued inactive, though the prises current at the close of the week were steady to-day, 200 bbls new prime pork;sold at $13 43% at $1 40. The quotations for new mess stood at $16 to $16 124. Bref was firm without change in prices. Lard was of- fered, in barrels, at 93¢ cents, There was no change in cheese or butter. Rice--The market was quiet,while prices were steady. Sxins—A sale of 1200 bs, Arkansas deer skins was made at 1644 ote, SvGan—We have only to note a sale of 50 hhds Porto Rico, on terms not understood. A lot of 26 hhds Musco- vado were put up at auction, but only five were sold, at 6 cents per tb., the sale being stopped. ‘Tatiow—There was nothi ng dolog worth reporting. Wua.rsone—Weo a. ‘est at 27 cts.,and South ‘Sen at 28 cents. at whioh the last, sales were m: Wuisxny—Prices were nominal, and no sales of mo- ment were reported. Freronts—Engagements were made for grain in bags, to Ireland, nt 12d. 1000 bbls. were en; by a British vessel, to Liverpool, at 3s; andan American ship was engaged at 89. 6d; and 3000 bbls were engaged by an American at 38. 6d, To Havre the rates remain- od the sare as on Saturday. Markets. Bavrions, June 28,—P. M. Our flour market continued very dull to-day, with light sales. We quote Howard street at $6 50. Wheat was in fair request, and sales of 2000 bushels Maryland and Pensylvanis red were made at $1 31 a $1 33, Corn was heavy, 2000 bushels were sold, chiefly sound Mary- land yellow, at S2c a 83c. Meal was dull, at $4 50. Whiskey was also very dull, and sales very limited. ‘There was nothing worth reporting, doing in provisions. Our business men are anxiously expecting later news by the French steamer, due at New York. Avsayy, June 28—P, M. The flour market was very dull to-day, and no sales made worth reporting. Prices were nominally the same ason Saturday, Corn—Sales of 500 bushels were made | at 860. Outs moved pretty freely, and 5000 bushels good heavy canal, were sold at 50c. a 62¢. Meal was dull, so was rye, without sales of moment in either. The ro- coipts by the Canal, during the past twenty-four hours, were about as follows: Flour, 20,500 barrels; wheat, 19,- 300 bushels; corn, 19,400 do; oate, 10,400, Boston, June 28—P, M. Our cotton market was dull to-day, and sales very light. The advance produced by the steamer’s news has, for some descriptions, been nearly lost. Flour was very dull to-day, and very little was done in any kind,— Fair to good Genexse and Michigan, stood at $707 50, ‘The corn market continued depressed, ond sales difficult to effect, Good sound Northern yellow wo quote at 105 | vents, Hye was wl#o dail, Sellers adked 198 conte, but | trayors refused tq offer fo muh, Provisions wore inye, 5,547,455. $,761,292 | | since Saturday. ‘orrespomdence iladelphia Bulletin. cameron ste React: large sales weather is iutensely warm, and the river is falli to attend her late residence, No. 7 Sheriff street, without further Martuew Safe, in the 51st year of his ne emer mages te rn Ca ae ihe, White Smith, 4 i Taraneh ITablan cacies, [tis so also be in view of each por ae cites erase the to commence’at amboat Crotou. No situations ou the wa- fal or more convenent. For location is believed to be very munication with the ATLA. W. Jaceson, ~Taeeda U RUIN—Old 1 I iy about 4 feet 4 inches in the channel. Any oue in need o} atreet, opposite WI two days, if not engaged. month. Died. Mrs. Exizasnta Atex Lansixo, wife of the late ANTE Gerri! Lansing, 67 years, W = young woman of ‘The friends of ‘the taal harereat, $0, oh = y steamboat at all sensons, er widow Samuel Legge't, aud in view. of the count seat of John Hoggarty, Esq., and near that of Gardi- £70 acres, with pretty good buitd- ¥ E604 landand plenty of woos, Th Be 2, of Cliutonville, about halfa mi ding Lote i the village of Clintonville, from ED—A sii ion, b; ble character, as childrea’s nurse and those of her sons-in- | tious to travelling with ‘ lady. Kuquire at 71 Bee! ' front room, on the ANTED—A ail w invitation. with the washing a On Monday qorning, 28th inst., of paralysis, Mr. pad bas 20 0 ; Lord Besuville, Jordan; Me iss 25 cents; Pit and Gallery, 1236 cents.. Doors open a 7; performance to commence at half ALMO’S OPERA HOUSE—M. K BURKE, Sole Les see and Proprietor. OHN D' ironing; would . street, between the Bowery and ThirdjA' ‘The friends of the family, and the members of I. O. of | 90 up stairs. ©. F. and U. A.O. D., icularly New York Lodge, No. 10, LO. of ©. F.,and National Lodge, No. 18,U. 4. O. D., of which he was a member, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this (Tuesday) morning, at ten o'clock, from his late residence, No. 227 Bowery” On Monday, the 28th inst., afver a long and severe ill- Rizey, » native of the county of Cavan, Her friends and acquaintances are vited to attend her funeral this (Tuesday) On Thursday, the 24th inst., at Warwick, Orange | Ms. county, Isaac Varpuzen, in the 7éth year of bis age.— by # numerous family and Typhoid, '16; Typhus, wi, acae iy Dice Suda Boe de 14; Inflammation of Stomach, 2; i ‘Throat, 1: | to Inflammation of Li op lasanity, feng Por dice, 1; us, 13; Measles, 4; Mor ion, 2; 9 Prethagure Berl i Berofula, 3; Suna ary Sh ing, 5; Ulceration of Stomach, 2; Unknows, 2. Age—Under one year, 64: t@ 2 years, 39; 2to 5, 10 to 20, 13; 28 to to 40, 10.70, 1,70 to-80, 5; 80.40 90, 3: passe! id St ep f Orleans to this chyvaamed GILMER 9 TERWOOD, En- guweer of the Steamship Galveston, plying between Orleavs and Vera Cruz, was, lost overboard on the night of 13th inst. opposite Little Prairie jissouri. He was on way to New York wi ids. He had on cotton and flannel shirts, and socks, ané marked on his shirts; black hair, Roman nose, and about 30 years of Should his bedy be found and taken care of so the perton so doing will cou warded, by. ap Catherine Sherw Jods now.et | erwood, now at Catskill, who takes this opportu- low passenge is generous attention to her under the pres- sure ofher calamity. Je29 3t* re OAKD IN WILLIAMSBURGH NEAR PECK SLIP | ¢st FERRY. A, private family posesshig « large aud cle- ar Fe tly furnished hou: ck Slip bumber of beautifully of New York-and cold, warm, ead salt ache witht ten yards of the house. “For further particniige Catutee ati Bounard, Restaurator, corner of Pine and Namanu streets; New or ‘A Daguerreotypist waging cicheras an as- culars, please tthe Herald office. je29it®re etween THOS, w York, an SIUART GUINNESMand JOHN BUSH, of New Orlen under the firm of GUION & Co., is dissolved, and the uat of gaid firm 18 a0 longer to be use: New Oareans June 14, 1847 529 3t*rre tinent. DVEMISE MENTS are daily [ Newspapers ofall cit | States, Caunds, ee by th d vib ‘also aut to ree . ageuey'is in the ‘Tritune Buildings ieag soar I O. OF O. ¥—The memvers of New Work Lodge, N Je29 3t re s joual Hall, Can street, thi ?) morn mies of our deceases a! Osuonwe, Soeretary. NG ICE.—The cor ides, per paeket snu ouisy: BXe gN0 FAR—Dr POWELL, Oculast, Aurnt, ke 261 Broadway, coruer of Warren street, attends exclusive- ly to diseases of tne Hye and Ba 4 o'clock. Dr. Powell has just pablished a pupul eugravings, 8v0., paper 50 ce, nd at Burgess & atringel's, Berford & Co., Fowl Of booksellers generally. yeaa iter OWLING 8A SALE —For sale, the li Saloou No. 360 Broadway. (Bnd one of the | my py ‘easouably, as the proprietor i Another business. For further particulars, apply o iaes, between the hours of twelve aud three, or any tine OURTH JULY NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN —It tto look well dressed on the Fourth, you had bet- coats and pants to 91 Murray street, comer of Washington, where you can have them cleaned or dyed and repaired superior to anything you have had doue in this city, remarkably cheap, at short notice. @Articles w mted for the 4th must be leit previous to Thursday and returned on Saturday, aud go disappointment, at my cheap store, _je29 3t#re . CORTISSOS, 94 Murray st. S'TUATION WANTED.— Wasted « siaatio tan wi + jest and willing to devote his w at this office to OMMU NICATION FRO! his late Under date of respectfully in- | the New York Democrat, ‘afternoon, at | that had previously four o'clock, from her late residence, 35 Spring street. ale Lat Be iy tevestignted, and ths He was for many yoars'a merchant in that section of | ‘The public (and in partic country, and much respected, and is now much regretted | collect that shortly belore that article was writ large circle of friends. W | lenwebe: rat time here) of t ae rs. Timm) Di w Pee tickoe led by WIFE~Hickory: Short . M. Carriages will be A survey map of the pro- e auctioneer, je29 It*re the wharf at Flushi rty can be seen at the office G. WwW. HIN Ancrioncer. atts. oh THe GoyERNOR'S , W. Chapman; Letty Briggs, Miss thable farce of the HOUSE DOG id; Betty, Mra. ‘ formances commence at eight rquette and Boxes 50 cents; upper tier 25 cents. Stage Manager. —Tuesd uments will commence jadelphia Democrat, cusation against rt time tl would let the public kuow lar the German pablic -AD—Oblivious Oblivious Top, Miss Clarke. Miss Louisa Wells, INE will go through a large assortment o} Top, Mr. Waleott: Ko be followed © After which the celebrat his wonderfal ps in trumpet tones, throug! the had been the first Heury Brisch, i iscovery was hard]; ir. Wollenweber acc: ion, i rhis day, (Tuesday) June 29th ail atrece. large’ eacortent La Polka by Miss id Ms. the Highland Fling by La Petite Mary “Adinission, 2 cents, Doors open at 644; Performance to commence es, Hiquors, and 50m. choice To conclude wit and ‘velvet caps, green 3. At ll o'clock, twogt art, one butcher’ 0. WARREN, Auctioneer. — band segars, fur and silk all the emigrants who travel in my trans- | aud one pedlar’s Wagon, one furniture c jues on the moran; je89 er) ME \ICAN A ee neat lian is zoTEzs LATEST MOMENT. TELEGRAPHIC. Pouitapecenia, June 28, 1667. ‘The regular mail has arrived at Fredericksburg, but the news is anticipated by overland express to the New York Herald, BY THE MAIL je: Affairs in Washington. Wasminoton, June ‘TT, 1847. Our Relations with Mexico, The fact has leaked out from various sources, that our countrymen, in the event of negotiations being refused by Mexico, must hold and keep the soll of that country, This announcement, however, | know was thrown out, at first, to frighten the Mexicans, and induce them te come to terms of amity. The misunderstanding between Scott and Trist is not supposed to be very serious. Soott will not brook any interference with bis military plans, and Trist, anxious to bring to a close the object of hie mission, has suggest- ed certain movements connected with the army. The despatches recently forwarded to Mexico, will, like oll on the waters, com! the troubled surface. It is certain that our troops will remain in Mexico, vomito or no vomito; they are not to be driven out; and one thing is indisputable, which | learn from: source, viz: that the most lively hope ts administration, that the opponents of Sante peace party of Mexico—with Herrera at thei? head, will make common eause with our country. Seott will guaranty Herrera the Presidential Chair until Mexico i NCES ;,UM KENNEBECK oo gad in public ‘eekly Neport of Deaths, lscoverer o! In the city and county of New York, from the 19th day of | POOF #migrant out of Bll. June to the 26th day of June, 1847. tmade Ka Men, 107; Women, 65; Boys, t} + Girls, 63. Total s#3. 1, Aaphyxia, Iy Apoplexy, 9 Bleeding, 2; B . 93 Ble ; Bron Cranontes iy Cancon ts Casunles: ‘Cholera, tn in, 5 Convul- UskUM—Pr peer P WAMinY VOCALS: ‘The most talented and popular Ban at this house, and will give their and evening, at halfpast an 2iW: BROWN, Aucti 3 AT AUCTION W's WIN will sell sday, June 29, at 10 clocks ‘at No. 112 Broadway, th; cane Min Geasatiiemaste nent whist the ranks of th d the service of the Philadel, and the lasting disgrace o! a 1 it that time indicted aud held to bail plaint., The" Volksfreund,”"a Society. recently formed Eially for the protection of fewas asso ciated with America are engaged ‘Concerts this aftern o’el 1 wl arrincludiug the Chap “y Bhis editor to ogra myselfands family of five chil’ iso, us 4 Wreat variety of the most be lummiug aud other ‘A ANNA’S WOO! nu by the American Army in Mexico, may be seen here ing Diorama of the BOR YONAPARTE. every performance. America, Birds of Paradise from China, &c., &e. re. popular and effic me. Every effort that many ‘sound learning, and « most id devise, was employed to 1 do not mean here to say u tage, for I believe that in Ambrose T was provided with less and able defenders as can be found, even if the 1 been determined I should be quartered ratify au excited mobs be exhibited at each ROADWAY THEATRE —This guablihinent, now re wr med for, Dramar s solely, ou oF about the first of September, under the winning and can ‘eeth- | show me guilty. gounael T was ata disady, hat and KF, §. Sealll ecessity of closing same, ,in consequence being about to erect uew bi oe poses solely, on or Mr. Gosling will keep his office up stairs for the ensuing two the above establish- two as a whole community ha alive, to gr But to th conte c =n . 5 aus, an teamer Andrew Jackson, informed us yesterday that a from it Raber iriblag situations for the i vid) at 109 street. IN, sole Proprietor. Ul please to call for payment. ICE TO VISITERS, &c.—Gentlemen or Families ing any superfluous effects, such as wearing juiture, &c., which they desire to Persons of ackno season, will please ad Daring Mr. Barrett's absence in Kusope, all letters and ibieees communications may te tdssesed fe Eisagsets 13 tfre W.CO) Gaayn ext harge against me was, that Thad obtained from Carl i LI fora ticket which would carry him that at the time of obtain- ly pretended to him it would cary him to ‘ingum county, Ohio, whereas it was Jewelry, fire arms, of advantageously, have the best oj sending for the subseribe: sidences by appomtme .. Uffice No, 2 Wall street, N.B.—Line addressed ‘th: will receive prompt atteution. R. ELLIOTT, Oculist, 683 Broadway, tients that during the summer months, he from 10 to 4 o’elock, on Tuesdays, and ‘Thursdays. sddressed to His agent, "No.2 Baretny ‘RAORDINARY CO. Carl Clans, the emigrant, when be fist ig oolbaoe Cetin, chet to Taylors: jez 3 asked my clerl 9 ad a Taylorsville of to the for wh ch Be an efter . The first, of thes name was in Seencey county. Kentucky, and for this season, wall take place on Tues fer th 1 nearest point to his destu of age. d end hin, and that the fare tu that place was that his friends can recover it, and.uotice given of the’same, | grant then bought a ticket to Cimeionat N be liberally re- | returned to my office, stating that, he of the deceased, Mrs. | ticket. for from a letter he had with him, he saw that he ‘oing to Taylorsville, Muskinghum county, Ohio, an in. Kentucky, (there are eight towus by the name le in the United States.) after having consulted the map, that Pittsburgh was the Tine to. that ‘Taylorsvil . taking the one im one for Pittsburgh, retu same time, told him, that at Bnew conveyan borand bay | $2. The emugra noon, upon which form two f the Turkish Jani- beat ik FOLLOWING TESTIMONY of the efficacy of Taps chanek’s Pulmonic Byrup is given entire fur the benefit of the publie:— nity of returning her grateful thanks to Mr. John Bailey. a fel- | Taylorsville, of Faslorsvill clerk then told hi best ice cream aud other refreshments will cially for the ladies sician, who. was councell plied to me to obtain for him half k's Pulmonic, Syrup, which he took fier taking two bott * mptoms, but continued taking tles Were exhausted. Cincinnati back certs of Instrumen: 33 will be given direction of Mr, Monk, ions from Labitzky, Strauss, the close of the I the half dozen s cross-examination ot * evening for prome- The clerk told me ¢ Cosmoramas, which ‘conversant with the interested for Schenck, but state the ich as may be simi above facts for the e1 mn 1244 cents. Concert commences at 8 o'clock. GARDEN CONCERT SALOON. 8 ETH\OPIAN OPERA SER} NA- BRILLIANT SUCCESS. —A grand Concert of MENTA wider RS su imony shows conclusi 1 K, an most a misunderstan Sixth street, Philadel p! office, 32 Bout New York; 8 State street, Boston; an ral. y Druggists in gene- 426 7t 10 has uo experience in do- t naturally be supposed could understand either the wo ds or meaning of my clerk, ve privilege of navigat eco and Apure, made to me by t a8 i term of eighteen years from the 14th of last month, and upon terms highly advantageous, | am di ne * | easily mont in this city. For parti who was atthe same moment transacting business with at least twenty other passen; j1eve that every rigt , Chaunts, Glees, Dances, ‘Sothern Negro. mposed of the follow aut, Castanett; W. Donal ‘SATURDAY AFTERNOON, ‘A grand performance at 3% o'clock. Tickets admanting « tseutiovan and: aay, 39 conta. Coneert to commence at 8% o'c Sitios POLLO ROOMS—Nime. FLEURY JOLLY, Prima Buen anon DUBREUL, First reas i 1, Big RAPE TT! aud Mi ‘ful tivat they. wil respectfully anvowaee that hey, veg consisting of So! ht minded man who will look upon the testimony thus given by Claus, and consider it with piejadiced mind, wi that the whole transaction at most amounts to thi misunderstood my clerk. woe bit now comes the second fact, which a KEPAID LETTERS TO ALL PARTS OF KU. | !¥ sit ts possible any thu P ROPE —The subscribers will receive Hey porate Po sible I could, in the remotest deg Tope Seamer Cambria,” ist July, to all parte of Bu- | made agunet me, and ther is, thas rope. on (3 "i ’ Bigs will close at 5% P. M., Wednesday, 20th inst, from the city, on 4 business tip to. Fis P BmLate me HARNDEN & CO., 6 Wail street. Keenan? thiog of the transaction till two noe, Mba veenaltses above, teall prnecetha im: | Era ss aalar mr Eladched boon gallegrol Sell pier teuce, when he sold the ticket to. the Task every one of my fellow citizen (fthav: ry ISSOLUTION —Th urtnership fe D fe Tec copareners heretofore qapus T bel: ous of making arrange- ese rivers (the Apure being a main nd that the enterprise canuot fait to be success: iclined to embark |, OF confer personall: rected to me at this city fended to, and interviews may No, 3 Nassau street, be- ESPASIAN ELLIS. 325 lw® th grant, is it not clear, aud my'very enemies, y ) that if Lam to be held a criminal fur my clerk’s isnot every man guilty of the crime committed by the tween the hours Bills 8 Sh of 11 A. Meand2 P.M July. Vi ‘New York, June 25, 1847, FR BAL VALENCIENN) 5 LACES—W. SCOIT & Uo. irge assortment of the nbove, 2 per cent cnder regular ULY Ist, AT THE Tickets One Dollar, to be had at t rut Soncert to commence at 8 o’clo On Tuunspay Eve: al places. Doors No. 377 Broadway, offer a of various widths, PI only by teutions through- tious of any man ANNUCCHI'S GREA’ MORAMA, at No. 315 B y di Admittance 23 ¢ the best ever wi of more than one hundred of iy painted 1 the talented and celes hieved by ou: gallant ire aud correct ax the assure the public, and th ilar experience, that it was ition, to stand indicted for a felonious of ent and patriotic with a determination, if possible ity. And here Jet me say, that the Vol into the very Court Ko th. whenever their emp! vd, that reflected upon me or wot here give them credit 7 EXTENSIVE COS +101. O.of O. F,, requested to meet, at their Jodge | ut had been as ‘ Sig o’clocks forthe eet, thle CT needay| fervaee abe . purpove of a tending tne funeral eeremo- | lieve me J. R URNER,N.G. | ‘ence, with jee iver | euds, arr an r fine jaconet, cambric, mull an ic"“muslins, Handker- teased in Amerioa, chiefs, Collars, Chemisette hi very small advance ou HE CHEAPEST STORE in the city, I manufacturer of hay coy Mr. JW. Barber, of 72 Dey | treuntt did not act marty, > rom New Orleans, | aud indulging ia loud scoff Feather Beds, Curtain 16436 Fulton street. ep aad feralabiea oa — YuUROPHOBIA—This much dreaded disease can now be prevented by the use of celebrated Les Poudres Vertes, o1 patronized by the Prince Albert, and co Powders art andother mattrasses; every article in the uphol r lt aud i e bl Santen call aud receive the same Pan een K ATT the | counsel said ica) rre 56 South st. ¢ intel of Vera ition open from 3 to 11, P. M. for other particnlara see the handh ‘ts ) ship cabins, and hotels, fitted Ker - | his children pointed atin all after tr on the Eye, with | Phere go muslin 75 cents, comprising a | MAY TSURLET THEATRE, PHILADELEHIA— 10 - Marshall—Stage Manager W. when one of them may be innocently accus Louis Napoleon Santeries atumy, physiology, diseases and treatment, | !f ever itdves come, they will then understand my wo: ales forthe selection of spectacles, ke. To be had as | cheit en rngedey Even Gane ha will be performed the drama ‘Arbaces, Leman; Sage of Vesuvius, Mrs. Blakes Nyasa, Mes, the Drama, called THE HOUSE DOG ; ween of kngland, Hi . Besides the effect they intended a transaction should have ou my reputation, it has been no trifling the expenses of m mating not only jut also the loss of time and business already a yet amount to much more. For tl however, I shail hold certain parties responsibt was tempered with somethi there being he iat meateectk | Justice, who semembered ol supply of these spots valuable wiers have just been re- ceived by the Agent for the Unite tha hears JOHN FISHER, 1 Store, 40 Chatham st., N. adog, who attaches any to it or himself or family, ought immediately to call and bor it 300 more than a_patri ¢ business difficulties, and who t if they could get me out of the way, their chances compleied in | tor builuing a fortune on my wreck ce ecutors are already under five til tock, bar, liquors, | | was Ordered to give, to answer for the ut eo€eg- | vate malice their conduct evince: he | A jury of my country, after e to all that cow HHURSDAY, Juty 1, 1817, at half-past 4 o'clock, P.M.— H» AP SUGARS.—New crop Green and Black Teas and Mile Heats—best in five, to Harness: Family Groceri Just received from tion a large stock of white and brown 4, green and black teas and groceries, all of which are of- oat sugar 9% cents pound; rown sugar 38; light do 3s.6d; yellow long tea 50 cents; as stigating the case, id age e during the evening. jets Sere | facing with Adminsion to all parts of the Course 50 cents. ht Havana do 4s; finest ig Hyson 50 cents; jb old coffee 10 cents ries of all kinds for sal su 250 and 428 Greenwich, aud 76 Vese Dealers and families from th to call before purchasing. Goods de VED from the Siate of New York, me brown Horse, 16% hands high, sound and kind in double an ie pair of bright be and kind in double and single harue sale at the Western Hotel, J HARPS, 231 BROADWAY — rere of this deli before the public the samme rae had ever bee ingle: harness, ie County would do well red to the’ onts with- y themselves also, by WILLIAM NEWELL, William, near Beekman street. oblige the leaving their nam EUROPATHY—DR. HOLLICK’S New System of cent towns, who are desirous teeth preserved, however larg inserted on the principle of suction, without springs or clasps, whicn for beauty and use canuot be surpassed. All operations warranted. Dr. Brown & Brother, (removed) to No. 469 rordway, 5 doors above Giand street, west side. 5029 1t* re : UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK— Annual Address before the Alumni will be delivered by Professor Cyrus Mason, D.D, at Church, in University Place, on Tuesday Kivening, June 29, at 8 o'clock, The public are respectfully invited to attend, ‘he ociation will meet in the Chapel of the University atGovclock. A full and punctual attendance 1s requested. ie GREENPORT LONG i8LAND PECONIC HOUSE.— This beawifal, healthfal, aud commodions building, adapted for visiters, sportsmen, &ec., &e. nished in the highest style, w ready, unde: determined to sustain its reputation. Ci of the Peconic Bay, thi Island sound, and O FARMERS or persons residing in the country or adja: je28 Serre irous of REWARD.—The Jewelry Manufactor fe cerca ear P 6 plain descraptions, of lariously entered on Tuesday, having their decayed 3 he cavity, or artificial teeth | POO Bes Are exten subscribers was bui le of finish certainly tn- A list of prices and d n tone, touch, eleg is new system is, that neith- ature er drugs, nor any other of the ord requisite effect at mysterious and a Consisting of alot of sealed ‘ Ri ether with 200 unfinished et of gold joint Bracelet ameo Bracelets; | lot of Cameo Bracelet Clasps, unfinished: so unfinished; about some of which were en- Guard Chain Slides, unfinished, ready for escriptions can be ¢ ‘pervading power, the motion, kenerally called eiectricity, gal- d' which is now known to be the agent employed MUSIC—THE PIANO tau itable for small stone: ings, unfinishe: Potts’ | prir of sold Ear ith proper apparatus, directed by a competent knowle: electro dynamics, best means we possess for mitigat Chronic and Nervous cases, an inens #4 men will find in this red health, without any danger ike those that follow from drugs Dr. Hollick’s Office is 47 Warren Street. ‘erms three dollars per ic,” at the Herald office, a 727 300i od # LIGHT HAT! CLEAR HEAD!—KNOX has some beautiful light and sly adapted to the great summer object of 128 Fulton street ne Bra of Jewelry sent in for re} Office hours from settles down into quiescence, and “ ? Ment cans will smooth their wrinkled trot Under sock cir- cumstances a treaty of peace can be and ptesery- ed, 4 long us we occupy the country. In fect our ral will be a great teacher, and with assistants struct Mexicans how to be good neighbors. presses have already been established—common must foll d then the “cinnamon colored” Mr. C. J. Ingersoll calls them, will assimilate Bo- tions to our republican academy of ethics. Bactimonx, June 28, 1847. Arrival of Baltimoreans—News from the Seat ef War —Death of James H. Kennedy—Burglary—The Mar- kets, $c. About sixty of the Baltimore battalion, Just from the seat of war, have arrived in this city since Saturday The talked of public reception has passed off in smoke and they have been allowed to arrive, and proceed to their homes, without any manner of weteome being ox- tended to them. MWThe news trom the seat of war, received by the overland express, this morning, for the first time, looks The Mexicans have at last proposed terms of peace, and although rejected 4 General Scott, it is looked upon as 6 posal of terms, that may be agreed on by both parties, I regret to learn that James H. Kennedy, Esq., one of the owners of the three runaway slaves, the arrest of whom at Carlisle, Pa., caused a disgraceful riot at thet place two weeks since, has died of the wounds inflicted on him by the black rioters. He is of one of the most wealthy families in our State, » oung man much es- teemed and respected, and his death from violence has caused great excitement. His friends and family look upon the Rey. Mr, McClintock, who they charge with inciting the negroes to violence, as his murderer, and steps are already making to have him arrested and in- dicted for the murder of Mr. Kennedy. He positively denies any participation in the riot, but there are & dozen respectable witnesses, bags 9 it suid, the Judge, District Attorney,’ and 8! of Carlisle, who testify that he gave countenance to the ri- oters, and urged them on in their work of death. On the testimony of these witnesses, he has already been held to bail t0 answer ase rioter, and an effort will bow be made to hold him for trial as an accessory to murder. This is ® sad position for a clergyman and professor a, that of a college to be placed in, and it is to be hi he may be able to satisfactorily clear charges brought against him. A most daring set of burglars have commenced opers- tions in our city and some half dosen houses are enter- ed nightly, So far but little booty has been obtained. Tue Manxets.—Our markets are pretty much at a stand in icipation ofthe steamers news Howard sireet is dull at $6 50, and some small sales have been made at $6 43 Puirapecrnia, June 98,1847. The overland expresses for the Herald Offive, now al- most daily anticipate the contents of Uncle Sam’s lum- bering mails. Within the past five days as many ex- presses have reached the northern cities with important war news, which has been furnished to the reading pub- a whole day in advance of the arrival of the mails. The intelligence by the last express 1s most important, as showing disposition having been evinced by the enemy to ask for peace. As this has been al) slong the object of the war, the intelligence recelved must be classed as among the most important received tor several months, Capt. R. K. Seott, ofthe Ist regiment ef Pennsylvania volunteers, is expected to arrive in this city in a few day: for men to fill up the ranks in the regiment, sickness and death having thinned them considerably since starting from this eity last winter. The eg! of sie, Soret hey omeee mip ten ary on rtion of our population, and a variety o! re- vai are asces Ly relation to ite ravages. There is, without doubt, a number of cases atthe Blockley Alms House, but the city is comparatively free from the ma- lady. ‘A meeting of workingmen ia to be held this evening to take some measures to protect themselves from the practices of emigranta, who, on arriving here, in efforts to obtain employment, offer te work at prices greatly below the rates agreed upon between the em- ployer and the employed. What measures they can take to prevent such attempts to obtain employment by thestarving emigrant, who 1s himself, perhaps, forced to adopt extraordinary means to furnish food for himeelf and family, it is not 0 say to divine. Weare suffering the most intense heat here. The thermometer at the Exchange stood at 97, at half-past two o'clock. jales of Stocks at Philadelphia. First Boanp—1000 _ U. 8. Loan, 6s, 67, 10634; 9000 do, 107; 3200, do, N82, 10636; 1900 U8. Treasury Notes, 6, 107; 2300 ity Gs, "76,'101; 20000 State 5s, 8034; 2000 do, 86; 5000 do, B34: 94 Mechanics’ Bank, 27; 9 Kensington, 62. ArTER SaLes—200 Reading, 3334; $50do, 3356; 60 Girard Bank, 1274; 100 do, 13; 20000 State 5, 80% ; 306 6s, 76, Seconn Boanp—20 Su "12%; 1000 State 55, 0%: 200d Bond 100 Reading Heatltsad as Fc, agion Conner on Axuany, June 26, 1847. The Enlargement of the Erie Canal—The Repeal of Parts of the Seventh Article of the Constitution—Al- bany Board of Trade—Bank of Watertown, $c. A number of the influential journals of this State have, within a short period, occupied a considerable por- do, 80; 300 City &e.;.a lot of Bul Hf KTollich’s book called * Neuro a “4 For the recovery of which th i the bookseliers: tion for any part thereo! & SAFFE al ibove reward will be paid, or in pro Pee hae HOWL Ls , richest, brilliant and ng, the Long | _je28 3t®rh Rear of 43 Ann street. 01 hat any man can make more money with one of with new machi f sinsurpasted pie: ith houses, ren, and o1 es of health- and the respon dersigned, whose rept entire care will be de} House, from its numerous local beaut ¢ whole is reposed requires no panegyric to render the Peconic jul advan- ‘Fry the experiment REWARD.—Drowned, last eveni 9 o’clock, between Gi deo,a young man, named WM. feetfive inches high, dar ed bosom sh boots, wee pats fishing through the Bay aud | ed "'W. Lloyd.” ity of reaching the city by railroad | stars was engraved ane u about halt past ‘and Castle Gar bout 20 years old ‘and eyes, dressed in a plait $2 i toes a a risformation, apply to J. W. HOLBERTON, 75 Maiden lane, New York, or 40ON HOUSE & New Jersey. The above prem- ford arare chance for ‘his well known place of public resort celebrated for the convenience of its lo- d for sale, and a! OF THE MEDICATED VAPOR BATH IN RHEUMATISM. ADAM = jude to you for the ented Vapor Baths On the face, in a semi-circle of thirteen mestrian figure of Washington ; the his father for the recovery YD, 164 Forsyth st. a tages, the most fashionable and popula 8. W FAIRC Male and female attend: publish the following to my house and one month to m: tack of Rheumatism, My right leg became contracted, and, , and, _June 27, 1847. retort of the season. ROTON WATER COOLERS —Iiwould moat re . ention of the publi¢ to my newly inv the Croton water, The beauty and dura- bed, with a most severe at- valuable grape vines,and the most appr ees The whole premises, together with anew Supervisor aud Stewart. ed article ‘ory House adjoining, well After trying nu was recommended to your Baths—the first and se- i, L was carried out of the © ndress or dress—the in fact, I was perfectly he! for a Grocery, or unble terms. ‘The proprietor hay ty of New York as he ci steam boats, The above will reach of all. was unable tow relieved U rucch and cane, and the rely cured me—all pains aud the contraction letely removed. his may be the means of induci 1g others to resort t your establishment, bi The public are respectfull seldom ‘offered ited to call at 262 Water > ity to the city of New York, and great natural advantages, has street, next door to Mott’s ants of experience are engaged, i liar stocked with wines, ales, &e., of the spieecand Bala We mena S54, SH RE LONG BRAN This well known Bathing place tion of boarders. ‘The buildings have. bee | gfreet, between Peck Slip and and no, efforts will be spared for theis co Stove Factor jace for residences, fort. The steamer Or Edwin Lewis, from Washington ake a daily uip between New York and Long Branch. Stages will be at ¢ Ocean House upon the arrival of said boats to Long Branch, SAMUEL COOPER, J range County, one m: : Thomas Powell sto at ing. For farther particul: 125 Forsyth street. long beew esteemed ithe most desirabl [ESN AWNINGS=THESUB! Iron Frame Work Xe., that will roll the Awning up snug to the any difficulty whatevs vAwaineny Hk athe st fa the United Bentga The Secent tay place there in the Jaying out and alks, Respectfully Y« nd put u J. W. GIOV. 73 y cost nearly the same as those To Mas. M. Carrow, 184 Fulton street. that are stationary. They have put them up at Addom's,| — > Lat ndiid Broadway, opposite Stewart’ ewis & Fairman’ idences, have much enhanced re & Costar’s, 100 Broad: While the additional facilities of dot] 5 CAN WEST, way, and at ttle Green-st., near Maid —This delightful summer r the, reception of boarde ublic that no ex- #, to $25, CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, ‘No. 102 Fulton street. USKETS AND GUNS.—3,000 Muskets for shipping. 1,000 double aud single Guns. fe Barrels, Gun Locks and Gunsm th’s d on favorable ter proprietor would inform his fri ertions shall be wanting on h street, or on the pre D.—CHARLE! ‘alph James, for many 7 the ote 'Noutilus Hall, years proprietor of island,) respecttully informs hi ic, that he has leased that beautiful rot 0 for New York. boats leave daily for New W.. THOMPSON. Propr 126 6m erie ier Ne eh 1 Maiden lane. ____ e293 re inform the public that th IN have just received f 1 W. irom the Springs, such anSharone Blin iin te ae 0g a0 ger, Vichy, ke. ticularly beneficial at this se hi they ‘fulfill, as usual, for the same il, at the: + hear Prince streey Jje29 30t*r Sole successors to Place & Souvilard. NOPE Shop. Hf toe OTICE TO THE PASSENGERS OF TI N ER CAMBRIA tee sabectiber Sroald maarne inform the passe th just received by of Havana and P their ambria, that he pe Segars, w nd the public inspection. , None bat the genuine H will be offered at this establishme 28 2 ere ana and Princij B I States other than the State of New York, will be reguired to make in writing, to the city of New York 01 val of auch vessel the Jaw of May 5, 1817, and in case of anv omission or neglect to make such report, the penalty of seventy-five dollaes for each of said passengers in whose case th Tigidly enforced, _C: the arri- W. SPIES & CO ARISIAN DYEING ESTABLISHMENT DEPOT for the reception and, delive y of ORT & DESCHA . r establishments, No. 2 Park Row O RENT—At Tuscarora, Schuylkill county, Pa., a Foun dry and Machine Shop, (will be rented separate or toge- ELLUC & CO, gether) with a ten horse power steam engine, all in complete arder, with all the necessary tools for Foundry, M: and Blacksmithing. Patterns, Flasks, to commence. Apply to MENT D Tneated close tn © I. it, FX" dye and finish in goods, sewing silk shaded; trams, organsins, and spun # (0 of brig Virginia from Soi perior to any other lots to suit purel ton AFT AME HAP Pr DUGAN AND BROTHERS, 5LATERS,i90 Br: ‘atreet, corner of Broadway, New Yor! manuer, oid Roofs repaired ans JACOB ALTER, —Anthracite Coal, best quality, $2 per ton. je25 20t*r ALLENGE.—Notice to 500 & gentlemen who want stem. | POUM at the w i joring, D: ould respectfully | ftiloring: Dy to new articles, PYROMETEM—This valuable and discovery, which has recently attracte probavion of the members of the Royal ng their state in will be punctunlt a earned ta assortment , the most reasonable te: by papal pe ca Segare | “entina anoere ning rods are arsolutely necessary. vertiser desires to call the attention of ‘stem of conductors, are neater, bandsomer, rth i Th attended to at fhe Henry street, will be —The firm known as GILMORE & CAR' ‘Water, corner of Dover street. be: di 5 77 Gol ihest price given for gentlemen's rot Pine sweet. | Lil? the year whe ration hereby give no- | t every building, the of steamboats and other | the public to hi in which passengers who are not citizens of the United | Pat up by him are brought to the port of New York from any of the | Pct than any ot ir that they | With, copper joints, which Mayor of | hooked” plan hands of the proprietor and inventor, at218 Ninth stree ya and Friday's gratui ar, From @ta Ht Aeloek, Ya RD WANTED IN THE COUNTRY, sot far from nin farmer's hotive enefit of bathing, would ‘Terms must be moderate. A line addvessed U 1, the office of this paper, stating terms and sitnation, jiate payment to A. nuthorised to collect two children; ii re they can have tl he public can obtain further inf tion, diportaceordne tothe him section of | WALWORTH, NABON, & GUILD, CURED.—381 Broadw y with the request of Lieut. Mel r AHRENS, the well kno ‘Tailor, 203¢ Ann street, has Intel: ‘aasimeres and Linens, of whicl only $2 50 to $4 o, French and Ko 4 to $8 tosh, to state that he equence of total deatiess and dis- in New York, under the pro- Edwards, Aarists, (38! Broad ER ROBERTS, 373 Broadway, wi charges trom the ears; fessional care of Drs. 100 Ke’ makes Pants to of ve cassimeres and doeshina, le. ntirely recovered his hearing, and by military duties, Signed, Surgeon to H. B. M. IC Olly for sale—A specific for jections in and discharges nh Wee want of Pants, will do. Well t6.eall at 203% “damibrie ithe $2 + residence in f At Mr, MA. Residence iy ped by De Bolton — | ley, smntrgatre +t ‘door ms , PERBSE & BROOKS, tion of their columns in an examination and analysis of the seventh artiele of the amended constitution. This article, it is pretended, is devoted to the economical ais- bursement of the public revenues, and the liquidation of the public debt. In regard to the financial article of the constitution, of which I have spoken, | have to say that at the ensu- ing session of the Legislature, proposition will be introduced for the repeal of so much of the ar- ticle as restricts the immediate enlargement of the Erie Canal to the dimensions contemplated before the suspension of 1842. During the present it han become perfectly evident that the capacity of the canal in too limited to bring forward freights with that celerity which the interests of dealers demand ; complaints have, therefore, been more numerous than ever before. Thus [ am induced to suppose that a proposition for the rej of the restriction would be received with favor. The movements about to be made in the west to secure in- creased facilities for the transportation of the great staple to tide water, will also have a booutne Spee this question. It will be urged in favor of the it on- largement of the canal, that it has been lately asoer- tained that the public interests are measurably involved in this matter, and that it would be en error not tosvail yourselves of the conspicuous advantages which the possession of the entire trade of the mighty west will give you over those foreign districts that are vg li -gaed efforts to divert considerable portions of this into other channe)s. Probably an immediate of every dollar of the public apes i = onlarge- ment, except necessary appropriations expenses: oe “and fr the payment of the re of idate your liabilities, the State uj ro bg Re ‘basis much more speed- the recently organised a which meete at the Exchan, ing oper nd it failed. que new board seently ive, and reports o operati flour, ke., the cnpltal, Will hereafter be more interesting, ‘because ill be more extensive. OP okaetans! that the directors of the bank of Water- town have’made such arrangements with the Comptrol- lor, ag justify that officer in allowing the ban. to resume ite ess. The bank will continne to redeem its bills, and they will also be redeemed at the Exchange Bank of batty. semee MeKown, Esq., the Recorder of this city, died this morning, Ho is nid to have beam distinguished for many of those virtues which render the human constitu- tion estimable and divine; he was a member of the Board of Regents of the University, and was formerly % prominent member of the Legislature; he was aged 5% J *The Senate will assemble on Tuesday next; the cham ber is in excellent order, and | hope to see # full Senate present, Lis Tue Presipenr iv Maiwe.—We understand that in compliance with an invitation extended Ny Mor Dana to the President of the United States, he wilt bel Augusta on Friday, next week, and return of Kalarlay to Portland. He will be accompanied by Mr — his Seeretary of State. Mr Clifford Peg 4 on | and Mr. Burke, Superintendent of the sducnats (Me) Journal, 20th 1”