The New York Herald Newspaper, July 3, 1847, Page 3

Pritipeeram asp Con le amount since 30. 1846... ...97,070 07 Bame time last year. .' 76,1 6 48 Tnvrease......., 21,553 59 The increase amounts to about twenty-five per cent, As this is a part of the public works of Pennsylvania, it will give some idea of the probable incomeof that State from its works this season. The amouut of tolls received at Albany during the month of June, in 1846 and 1847, wus as annexed:— ‘Tours on New Youu Strate Canars.—Receirs at war. Fist week. in June seep pee eens eee BUL871 63 From the commencement of navigation to the Ist of July during the years 1846 and 47 :—. Tuerease in 1947... .. Increase in 1847...4+ 60+ +++ ‘The oanals not being opened until the Ist of May this year, there were no receipts in April to offset those for that month last year. The opening of the canuls this year was somuch later than last, that a fair com- parison of receipts cannot be made, there being fifteen Uays more of navigation last year up to the Ist of July, than this. Notwithstanding this, the income from tolls this year, up to the Ist of July, will exceed that to the same date last, nearly or quite four hundred thousand dollars, from only sixty days business. This is at the rate of two hundred thousand dollars per month. At this rate, the increase for the season of navigation this year, will not vary much from one and half millions of ‘The receipts of produce st Tide Water, by the canals of this State for the week ondixg June 30th, 1547, were aa annexed:— or tHE Canats—Recrirts or Propuce. 153.865 805, ‘As the season advances, the receipts grow larger, in- stead of falling off, asthe bull speculators anticipated, er would have had people believe. There appears to be no end to the supply of breadstuffs in the western country. ‘The annexed statement of the shipments via canal ‘at Oswego, shows that the same activity in breadstuffs exists in every shippiug port :— for the 3d week of June, $10,708 against $4,758 14 received for the corresponding week of 1846. The gross amount collected from the opening of navigation to the 22d of June, inclusive, for two years ‘was as follows :-— 1847, to June 22d 1846, to June 22d, , Increase, 1847. . ‘The chipments by canal, from the opening of naviga- tion to the 22d June, of flour, wheat, and corn, for three years, have been as follows :— The Increase in wheat and corn has large. The shipmeuts via canal from Oswego, are toa great extent, the products of the western States. The enlargement of the Welland canal admits vessels _navi- gating Lake Ontario to pass into Lake Erie, and vice versa; and the receipts of western wheat at Oswego from the upper lakes, through that canal, are very large. — Mort of this wheat ie manufectured into tlour at Oswego, and chipped via canal to tide water. The vicinity of Oswego, along the lake shore, is an excellent wheat growing section of country, und large lots are brought to that market for sale and for manufacture. ‘The State Treasurer of Pennsylvania has issued anther letter, calling upon the county of Philadelphia for tie pre-payment of taxes, to enable him to meet the interest ‘on the State debt due in August, annex, speaks for itself, It is pretty close shaving. yaa, June 30, 13.17 see by the published vali of your County Treasurer, that he and the Commission- ers ate taking active measures to coliect the State tax, 80 as to be prepared to pay the quota of your county by the 15th of July. ‘This is @ most important step on their part, and, if successful, will insure the payment of the August inter. Many of the other countios have given assurances, which can be relied on with entire confidence, that their ctive quotas will be paid in due time. depeuds upon the action of your county. Her interest in the punctual payment of atever impairs the credit of the State. or wisdates her public faith, cannot fall to be most pre- Judictal to their interesis; and in such un event, the re- proach would full mere’ immediately a rtion of the people o! fort upon their part, at this important crisis js weil thmed. aud will be productive of the most it is worthy of their character for pub beon exceedingly Tho letter which we ARLES Gineine :—! people hare a der} the demand, aa w wealth. The et salutary results, lic and private integrity. ‘The cull of the Couaty Treasurer is in the proper tone and [ doubt not will meet a cheerful response in tbe Tompt action of every good citizen. @ felt throughont the Commonwealth. and in my judg anent, if it succeeds in your county, th duterest on the Ist of August wil Leyond ull doubt. To prepare the Treasury demand, the sum of two hundred and fifty thousand dol lars in money will be necessary. make that anount of mouey available to the Treasury by the Ist of August, | will have uo fear as to the re- Yours, &e.. JNO. BANKS, State Treasurer. Stock Exchange. 25 »hs Nor & Wor 530 100%, 3 Hendjag RR lu. 456 Loag tsland 400 d> Its inflaence will be rendered certain If Philadelphia swil) 25 do 200 Merchants Ex Co 100 Canton Co $ Nor & Wore 3 7300 Ohio Gs, 60 she eeving RR lo Board. 50 she Harlem RR b10 200 do Tues Leese. 2 = 100 do 30 Harlem RR do 500 do 50 Long Island 2 2 sas Sas New Exchange. 40 shs Farmers’ Lo 0 she heen RR di h 4 —s ‘ore io =e CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yorx, Frroay Arrenwoon, Jury 2. ‘The flour market presented very little change since last report. Sales of Genesee were made at $7 1234 a $7 18%, and Michigan at $7 a $7 123g. Owing to the near advent of another steamer’s news, some large houses were out of the market, and preferred to await its resulte,whatever they might be. Small sales of Baiti- more flour were mae at $7 a $7 12%, and of Richmond mills at $7 25a $7 60. Sales of Ohio handsome white wheat were made at $1 60a $1 6234. Owing tothe sup- ply of Northern round corn being less abundant than ern mixed and yellow, its price was better sus- ‘tained, and sales made at 920. 94c. and 95¢., and Morth- Western mixed sold at 80c. 8c. and 820., according to quulity ; and Western flat yellow fold at 85¢, Snles of meal were reported at $4 a $4 1234. Rye was heavy, and sales made at 98¢, a 1000. Sales of oats were reported at 470. a 480, Sales of barley were made at 700, Provisions continued inactive, and sales limited, while prices remained nominally the same.— Groceries were also quivt, without a prospect of much being done till after the holiday on the 5th inst. Recerers Down tHe Hopson River, Jovy 1. ern mixed sold at 900. Perris at $5 600 $5 6234. Berswax~ Salen of 2000 Iba Northern and Western gellow eld at bone Reape Turrs—Flour—Saler of 7, barrel Michigan and (ienesee were made att 4 18%; 400 bbls Ohio were sold at $7. In Southern Flour, there bbis Hultimore Howard street, and 400 do, wt $7 12; 900 do, Richmond at $7 0 $7 1256 @ $7 700 do. do. at $7 ‘was not much dot superfine, sold ot i fH i i 4 i & i i ellow wertern es oS eee 2000 conven restern fiat yellow sold at 85 cents: w mixed sold to arrive in september, and 20,000 do, seller's option, to arrive in August and September, sold at 30 ° sold, with the priv: at 2 cents per bushel, on its refusal after steamer’s news, at $1. Meai— 400 barrels western New York sold at $4, and 100 do at $4 1256 cents. ati, at one bushels were made at 2: jo at $1. end Outs -~Sales were reported = aa conte, though buyers offered 47 cents, while some howgers 60 cents. Barley—800 bushels sold at 70 cents. Cawpirs—Sales continued to be made at 31 cents. Corrrr—The market continued quiet, and sales |i- Cotton—The sales moderate to-day, not exceeding 500 Bales. Prices continue easy, where holders are dis- posed to offer their supplies. Fisu—Sales of 100 a 200 quintals dry cod were mad. $3 8734. Two parcels mackerel were afloat sold. 200 barrels mess, No 3s, sold at $526 a $6 3744. Favit—2 a 300 boxes bunch raising were sold at $1 65 4 $1 70 ovate; 4000 boxes lemons were sold by auction at $4 25 w $3 25, and 4000 do oranges sold at $1 12% a $4. e S Hemr—Small sales dew. rotted, were mude at former rates. Iyp1co—10 cases Bengal were sold at 90c. a $1. Leav—We report sales of 2000 piga at $4 25, which ed @ decline. Moxassna Inactive; wn quote Porto Rico at 300, a 3le., and Cuba do, at 226 aw 23. Nava Srones— We have only to note sales of 60 bbis. spirits Lurpeutine on the wharf ut 36/¢¢ , cash. Rosix—300 bbls. sold at 75¢.; raw turpentine was no- minal Vv and 1 a 2000 do, English sold at 63¢,' In fish there was nothing new. Pnovisions—We bave only to report a sale of 60 bbls. cleur pork at $18, new mess was quiet at $16 a $16 1234, aad prime do at $13 50; there was no change in beef or 1ae., and New lurd. Butter-—We quote Ohio at 11360 York State at 13e.15e, Cheese—No change. Rice—The market remained quiet,without change in aR—The mar! Cuba Muscovados 1d St. Croix at 73gc. a 734. prices not proving satisfactory. Wharenonr was firm—350v Ibs South Sea sold at 28c, which was afterwards refused for more ; Northwest was worth 27}g¢. : Wuisxer continued inactive, while 25c was refused Woo1—stocks of Fleece continued light, and sales limited; foreign was dull. Fxeicuts—An American vessel was taken up to load with wheat in. bags for Bristol, at 10d, and with flour at 386d. To Liverpool packets demanded 3s 6d for flour aud 11d for grain, which were obtained in some cases; 500 bbis flour were taken on the terms stated. A Brit- ish vessel engaged 600 a 1600 bbls at 33, A transient American vessel engaged 1200 do at 38; 11d was offered for 10,000 bushels of grain in bulk; 3s 6d was paid for flour, LA ROrE and 8 market. An American vessel was engaged for a direct port in ireland, eae Anca Markets. New Orteans, June 25, Sales of 3000 bales of cotton were made,without change in prices, which were steady. Salos of 2000 barrels Ohio and Illinois flour were made at $6 50a $675. Corn continued to move freely, and {sales of 20,000 bushels Western mixed and yellow, sold at 75c. for the former and 85e. for the latter. Sales of 8000 bushels of Western red and white wheat were made at $1 40a $1 60. Sugar remained steady at previous prices. ‘The Cambria’s nows was said to be in town, but time had not been allow- ed for its effects upon the markets to be known. Bavrimone, July 2—P. M Sales of 500 bble, Howard street flour were made at $6, including City Mills at $7. Sales of 3,000 bushels inclu- ding Maryland red at $1 15, and Pennsylvania prime do at $1 30, Corn—Sales of 4,000 bushels were made, in- cluding white and yellow at 80 a 85 cts. Oats dullat 45 a 4S cts, Rye dull at 83 a 85 cts, No change in provi- sions or groceries. Whiskey dullat 27 a 28 cts. Weather fine. Boston, July 2—P. M Sales of 1300 bbls mixed brands Michigan and other western mixed brands, sold at $6 75a $7. There was no change in Genesee, which stood at $7 12g. Sales of 9606 bushels of Corn gold, including western mixed, at 76c., and yellow, at 89c. Cotton remained inactive, without change in prices. There was no change in réights, The steamer Caledonia begins to be anxiously looked for. Wi pleasant. [Telegraphic Corresponden Prrrsruran, July 2,1 P. M. of Phila. Bulletin. } 4th. and the anticipated arrival of later European intel- ligeuce, which must have a great effect on the American markets. Tue few sules of flour which are made, are andee peculiar circumstances, which offer no liable cri- terion of the market. In usual business, nothing is do- ing. Wheat is very scarce here, and is worth 89 to 90 ente, according to quality; but few transactions are noted. Cora seils iu limited amounts at 43 to 45 cents, Corn meal quiet, Outs selling at 27 to 23 cents. Whis- key is very dull at 24 to 2434 cents, in bbls. Provisions doll, witit no change in quotations, Cheese is scarce, und dull at 53 to Og. in small parcels Lard is wanted, and would command 8} ‘The improvement in rice has brought up quotations to 534 to 54,, but salus are limited Cotton is quiet. Last sales fenuessee were at 11 to 11% for inferior to fair Sales feathers at 27 to 28 cts. The uew crop of wool is coming in more freoly, but there is no change in price. re Married. In Jersey City, onthe let instant, by the Rev. Mr. Balch of New York, Mr. Cuances Peeassav. of New York, to Miss Many, duughter of the late Jucob Bender, of Boston. On Thursday, the lst instant, in the city of Brooklyn, Sirs. Ornetia LW. Van Per, wife of John W. Van Pelt, aged thirty three years ‘The relatives aud friends of the family are respectful ly invited to attevd her funeral, on Saturday, the 3rd instant, at two o'clock, P. M., from No, 340 Fuiton street, Brooklyn On Friday, the 2nd instant, Many Jane, wife of Pa. trick McQuade. The friends and acquaintances of the family, and those of her futher, Edward Munson ; also, those of her brothers, John and edward Munson, Jr, are requested to attend her funeral, to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon, at 4 o'clock. from her late residence No. 15 Chestuut street, near Madison and Pearl, without further invitation. At Albauy, on the ist of July, Perea McELRoy, son of Patrick Metiroy. His funeral will ake place on Sunday afternoon, July 4th, at 5 o’clock, from the residence of, his father, No. 212 Elizabeth street. On Saturday evening last, Mr. Wm. Lovo, son of Sa- iauel Lloyd. ‘The friends of the family are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, this atternoon at 3 o'clock, from the church in Orchard street, between Broome and Delaney streets, The remains to be taken to the Greenwood Ue meter} ————_—_—_—_—_—_ UN FOR THE 4TH OF JULY.—There is no place in the city Sire, this glorious da: i be better enjoyed tnan at he “Old Floyd House,” 58 Beeksan st. The latest ueWws froin the arwy in Mex co can be seeu daily the he vest of Liquors, the finest relishes, all aurte of refreshments, i dgwgs, meals, &c, andeve-y thing shat Leart aud soul cau can be found by a ppl to aire PPS WILSON, 58 Beekman st OURTH JULY —Th f Perth Am- pable din- ey on Monoay, the sth ist. Goes oue Bt UVA BULOLIA MACKERE! ry tot, con tng of No. 1, 2 aud 5, nfloas,aud forsale gn, lots to BAMUEL R. KELU ol Wal or stolen ou the night of the use of J. Moorhs at , mide by John Banco, Duo ¢ return of the articles to *. ward be paid fort’ MOND, &¢ Merchants’ Exchange, and no ques F 1 White street, mouey. The looer can tas. 58 White street, before 10 A. Riva Fleury’ veral stones, Brit Broadway jy3 We AS8ING through Nassau With pleasure, the prepara Lunch Room. A visit, ¢ the opeaing, impressed ns vorabl ‘cannot avoid commending it to our friendswho preparation aud promptness int their foo jess than omy. ‘The proprieto geutiemanly Yankee, has chosen to designate his plat Nassau street, the "Yankee Lauch.” Ww t, we Inst week observed, then in prog w ‘J3 Set re BROWN, STONE SEAL ENGRAVER AND HE- T.. Raed PAIN PAE SP SEEN othe Park, oats of arms, Crests, cyphers, tone or brass; diamonds, anethysts, topazes, ught in the rough oreut toany form; ladiew seals engraved with arms, or any ice. Coats of arins foend and painted in any style, from $2 wards, and forwarded to any part of the United uada. Books of heraldry kept, wit upw: Any inform: herald ITE HOUSE SALOON, NO. 7 MERCER 8T— Hee HOSTILE, late of Philedelphie haviog lecrea the above house, and thoroughly renova: jaterior with new and costly furniture, adding hot, cold and shower baths, for the accommodation of the boarders, is now ready to re: ceive bourders. ‘This house will be fonud a most desirable residence for single genthem hin a few momenis walk of that great thoroughf da few doos above Canal street, free from the nore incidental to. ion. ‘Lo the house t a bar attiched. The liquors aud seyars are not to be surpassed by any establishment in ahe cit ; and Mrs. Posiley hopes that by te bina are nt \ LD e ies of her house, she will be able to give geueral Tatiafuetion to nll those that may favor hee with a call. BM ig ish, cn laa. P FOR SALE corner of Kast Brow? Moe ee oreats sow dolag s het ate bav'aeas= uly teasou for se\ling out 1s om Acconnt of go ng out west.— Enquire on the premin-s yotieee Ee N, 1 ac the be 4 Satur 7 Duaue s reet, next. door to the Shakespeare Hote! on next Sunday, Jso, chowder served up this day, A iN ry REY’; N. B<L be eand s. hha, HILL, Jr. |. B-Lanches may be found on the table every day throughou: the week. jy2aeer ULDER BRA mmen‘ed and patronised b: is country, for ebildres round shou red, fess, or pain in) consi hab ts, or those ¢: by they will find them an invalucb e arti c7a,expand the chest, the-eby giv Mr. JW. ship Louisville, from ies le to do more work with ‘open ata quarter past 7, pubhe that the Wi EN ERIE OF MRS. Gentlemen's ouditting store, ATRE—~A. W. Jacnson, Proj vner of Park Piace. bduminal Supporter, Ea wholesale and ret ood bank Ho highly recommeude | and 581 Broadwey, ne: ttheir establishments, ar Prince street. sale one or two ‘ay be seen on application to WM. tthe Croton Baths, 202 Canal street, corner of reet. Will ve sold reasonable, as the room, ix wane , Mr Hada ; DELLU : DUE Oi. tor GENOA—Coirona | Sole successors to Place & Sousilard. Bon Bis aes JO MMISSIONGRS of Bi 10 the masters and ‘owners ‘a Don Giovauni, Mrs ath act of RICHARD III—Richard, Mrs % cents; Pit and Gallety, 123¢ cents. Doors open ata uarter to 7; performance to commeuce at half-past 7. ALM: ?3 OvEKA HiUsk—M. K. Buuke, Sole Les P, Mr. Joun Down, ing, July 3-4, the perl ree of WILFUL: MURDE! hereby give uo- , teambont Aut other who t cit a J Sen port of New York fron Unnced "States other than 4 red tp make a repo val of ach Yewels in taid port 'E AM ENGINES FOR SALE.—Two, of about twenty live horse pow 10 sold low it taken away imme 0 COUNTRY MER ‘ork, that they. | NTS—Brown and bleached said port,uecord’ng to the first section of | rt 10 7, 2 in case of anv omission or pesiect \ nd for rmauce will commence of seventy-five R—P sthagoras 3 Frank Keaberlys Mr, Pheltss followed by LOVE IN LIVERY: Ho conclate win tein ste ob Hickory Suort, W. Chapman: | t —Paul Patent, the the GOVERNOR'S WIFE « Chispinan; be 3 se Ror open at balf-past 7. Pe: formane es commence at ‘ah arg Adi LE GAKUEN Saturday Evenin, ard wide sheetings, 6 cenis pe! batts, wick, twine, warp aud wadding; also, cotton yarn, Nos.6 to 11, aud 7 to I {P1he. WO KRD.— Le unvst exte variegated col red exhibitic to the public, is uow designs, mottnes richest, Boliiantaud | ‘works ever offered . with new machinery, apply toJ. W. HOLBERTON, 75 Maiden | | ISAAC EDGE, ju F UNDERHILL & CO.. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARD ROBE.—The highest prices can be obtained by mea of families who are desirous of converting thetr leit oft fey ber order, wette and Boxes 60 cents: ris Suge auages. July 4, the entettalamets will com: veiture' by the Orchestre, dy of «KISH IN THE DARK— Wolcott; Mra. Pettibone, Miss Clark; by swiss Louisa Wells. hy Herr Cline will appear on the city, or changing resi- to dispose of, will fad vautuge to snd for the subscriber, who wall N, 466 Broadway it much to their attend them at thei u PN Ni ea would inform persons affected a IES REE: Wesel & * ALY OF NeW YORK, JULY 1, others, whose tet have been received from the Post ¢ deuomsuations of five mnd ten cent a) OF lot A La Petite Mary Anne. I 1917 —Prepaid sta Oficesepartment, of aud will be sold on Sales of 1200 gallons city pressed, were made at at 6)6% Performance to commence at 6 OME—BEHOLD AND WONDER —Grand Gala D. Performances—Celebratiou of the Auniversary at Rooms, 406 Broad wa: ANDEK, the ceieb: from 6 AM. to 10 P. M. Compound Syrap of Sarespastll ‘ jeB 200% yetween the hours of 5 ROB'T H. MORRIS, P. M. HNTLEMEN’S LEFT OFF WARDROBE, we — ies having any superfluous effe re mms, furuiture, ivantageously, hw twaty of doing so by sendiug for the subscr tend them at their residences by appointment AUTION.—Purchasers ana c sds are hereby cautioned that Js’s TH D. .. atte ied Necromancer, will ap- abet pclicheiek warts ase beraby yaerious and Oriental, Entertainments,on Mon: sete in this market, is factared by Messrs. J. »”uow offered for ord thread manu NCLOSS & SON EFFERSON INSURANCE C N 50 Wallstreet, opposite the Merchants’ Exch * ‘This company Continues to insure agaiust loss or fire, ou dwelling houses, warehouses, bufldings in gene goolls, wares, and merchundize, aud every description of per- is not the celebrate i %e wearing apparel, Jewelry, commences at 2 o'clock, i ‘TRE—Mx. Paxston, of the prin- al theatres, has Jeased thi ment, and Contemplates opeuing itou Monday, with an effi- cient dramatic company, fur a seasou of eight weeks. it continued inactive. We quote cipal British prov 5%e. a 63¢¢., Porto Rico at 6c. a 2 Wall street, comer of ough the Fost Office, ot otherw y N. B. Line addres will receive prompt atie cco—Suales of Cuba were made by auction at 18c. a 190.; but about 325 oases advertised, were withdrawn, Me \ICAN MUSEUM—PERFORMANCES both Al ening at 34 and 8X4 o’elock. UAT ha KENNEBECK t talented aud popular Band in America ue engaged ir Grand Concerts this afternocn quarter past 8 o'clock, when : appear, ineludiug the Chap iss Julien, ani pthers "3 WOODEN LEG, en by the American Army in Mexico, may be seen here jours day and eve ‘he Magnitics FUNERAL OF N_ ni the 30th of June, im Market street, BRACELET, with gold e hed C.M.M, The fiw ber tat Mr. Turnure's, fosses correctly and promptly adjusted and paid. hy Thos. T, Weoodraff, B. R. Rolsou, M.D., Francis P.Sage, Caleb C, Tunis, orner of Madison and Masket sts. at this house, and will give thei at haif-past 3 aud ‘ REAMS FOR 1 HE FOURTH !— pack ‘Thompson Price, it up aud laying it by for the Fourth, which comes on the mm Company will sup. ‘ANNIVERSARY: of t wholesale und retail, from their : hi CHATHAM SQUAR LF" Their Ice Cream Mine will be sprung at an early hour Joha C. Merritt, The Americas Patent John R, Davia, KER, Presid * ‘APOLEON BONAPARTE. N Will also be exhibited a¢ each and every performance Admission 25 cents. ROADWAY THEATRE receutly occupied by Dr Bolton iy m5 241 WATCH MAKER WANTED —One who waderstand i c istant_ employment. and plying at J. G. van HATTER, 214, Bro: posite bt. Panl’s.— bscriber has been cor 1 by the very liberal Hat aid Cap Manufactory and Sales Reom, so as to make his estab! he I most commodions establishment of the kind the success of the 3 business a few years since at his present, locat to. adhere strictly to the following rules, which. were t laid down, and which have been ever since invariabl i Every purchaser and visiter may rest assure: Il be spared to reader — bi erecting in Broadway, will be opened for Dramatic pur poses solely, hans about the first of September, under th G.H. BARRETT. dged talent wishing situaticus for the d) 109 Leonard street. sole Proprietor. Persons of acknowies season, will please address him ( (> Daring Mr. Barrett’ business communications ion by two young wom reneral housework; house work. ‘Thi ¢ from their last employers. Pleas h he commenced nurse, Or lo assist wil soecial Partuer and capital, to en regular Mercantile business, in Northe the advertiser has a very extensive nequaintance f years in the retail trade nd for his integr 1, No effort will RAND FOURTH OF JULY BALL AT VA Saloon—A Ball will be given at the above plac July Sch, m “comimemomtion of the } will be entirely discounected from the Provided, and care taken to y Will be made to induce him to buy an un hall be, as heretofore, y and ability, will dressing rooms. will very thing agreeable. Persons purchasing Ball Tickets, will be adm nance in the Garden w thout extra el Floor will be under the direction which is a sufficient guarantee for its respectability, aud good eat this advertisement wi junication addressed to ceive promptattention. es are uniform, more moderate th erate as any other establishment in y observing these rules: always fall aud complete,b; tae of manufacture iby careful attendance to the tastes and | Mannge ‘ont the subscriber confidently trusts not in his former standing but also to conduct that | th a sativfaction tothe pablic hitherto | <. Mr. P. will lave introduced all Bvo., paper 50 cen rilles, Waltzing, SpanishDancing, ion of its anatomy, ph . s forthe selection of above, and at Burgess ringer of booksellers general per it 9 o'clock, and continue until a late ck aud Drab Cassimeres, | ‘anadians and imported (re- nost Mh A ape mi 'o be had as rd & Co., Fowler & Jyt soc*re 4 Gentleman and Ladies, rker, or at the Saloon. A suificient 11 be iu attendance, to eusure order. RAND CONCER’ Mille Colonnes Saloon, ing. for which the best ‘Lo. commence at 8 o'clock. ment tickets taken fur billiard playing. ) Mole Skis, from the ic Hats, Ist quality, $4; 2né hich, he respectfully refers to't im by ‘the American Iustitute, celebrated Summer Go vhich has inagreat degree su; lighter cooler, aud not liable to be at all ‘3 RE) omach, Liver and Kidne . loss of appetite, headache, ion, languor, low spirits, los i innted all other worms, and other distressin, dicine has met with extraordia aud is prized so highly by all who induced to introdu ry sufferer from the ab 10 be,a perfect cure, rd. with the fashions of | es be suited from the extensive assort- c always kept full HEATRE, July 2, 1817—The ait perform every evening ent, is remedy contains no mercury no and does not Aig hey the closest attention to © summer wear; Army and Navy Caps, i uths’ and Infants’ Hai bone castinets; J. Sandi style, (including beautiful styles from Paris,) as per samples | Pale i,’ ae nae EVE OF INDE Corner of John WICH SAVINGS BANK aud Four:h street —This Bank wi e Manager W. R. Blake. PENDENCE. formed the COMEDY Messrs. Chapman and I be open to receive aud Saturday afternoons of this week from lock. The iutevest on which will commence from CLINTON GILBERT, N. PIGOT. July 3, will be @ two Dromios ment able to meet auy and every demand of th the economist, aud of those who prefer tastes, instead of complying with the dictates of f Singing and Danei w National Drama o} '» Me Leman; General Taylor, Mr ‘On Monday the National Holiday will be celebrated at this | Is production of a patriotic piece, splendid traas- ¢ } Secretaries. STATEN isLAND. \ be given on Monday, in commemoration of the glorious Auniver- t TRIUMPHS | R al Brianne on | IN MEXICO—Gil Du CONEY ISLAND FERRY. did and commodi N EaG 3 i ious steamboats apt. Power, and 10. here will Se a grand display of Fireworks. ne services: ofan excelleat Band have been secured. ‘kets can be procured on application at the office in the About four feet of wa- terin the channel, The week’s business is closing quite dull, owing to the unsettled prices, the approach of the and 334 o'clock, Pier No. 1 N. y Island (returaing,) at 11 , leaving Hammond street, 10: tat 1%, 1% and 434 a’eloc k—Couey Vstand, (returawg,) at 7 ck, N.B—The AMERICAN EAGL for Fort Hamilton, returning at 8 A. M 1D TO IKECAND. removed to the office of tl tivns in movey, articles of food, ed and forwarded to the © Friends, in Dublin. Phe Irish Meliet Committee t subscriber, where subseris- NESDAL, JULY ith,at3 o'clock—Mateh for $200 je Heats wader the saddle. W. Layton names ch. g. Young Caleb, 4 years old, by Nu nmittre of the Society 0 JAMES REYBURN, ‘Treasurer, William treet. S leaves Pier No1,N.R, ‘A Townsend names ch. g, Columbus. Lnmnediately after, Purse $50, mule heats, best 3 in 4, in har a Bus, cout meta SRRPER SAE @ but the snbseri FOURTH OF JULY EXC F LEM.—The sieanboat JACOB BELL, Will make an Excursion J. Bridges enters br. g.R. from, the Merch ints? Nogive enters bm Village or on Saturday moruiug. ‘The above reward will be paid for its recovery, or the papers therem, and no i ‘The owner's uame is painted yn the fro1 W.B MAITLAND, 27 Wall OLICE TO SMOKeRe—ith JULY the city for the count will do well to call and examine the extensive assortment (Havana aud Principe Segars, which are warranted to be of equality and geunive, al aua aud Principe Segar Store of jank on Friday last, id. Piva ae y Grand street 24; utcher. "jvs 3t* faM& Wie questious asked. DOLL. A large White 8 ar hind quarters. Had on a collar wu suvve reward will be paid by returning hin to 171 Water a -rlem at o'clock, P* M. XCURSION —The st Capt. B. Overbs » on Sanday morning, 27th, at 7 o'clock, A. Hammond street, Rockland Lake, 's, West Point, Cold Spring, Corn meh, Muiton, Poughseeys ‘on the baek and the owner's name. 10 enjoy the cool leave the foot of ie » MUSIC TAUGHT—No, 463 Broadway, 3 doors . DUMSDAY, teacher of the hove Grand sireet—— Guitar, Singing, Piauotorte, Accordion ues to struct Indies and geutlemen « night at their own residence ‘Terms reasonable. ng in New York at WRT OF JULY siderable experien in teaching. She articles, for aale cheay § at Hammond and streets, Fare 12k pmodioo HOBEICH ANNE TT, FRALO, Capt. J. W theory which she w D INVALIDS. ; d auequalled popalarity. trem at the Herald o! 4i—the aarversal satisfaction they give to those who use them, dl—and are sold only genuine in this city, at No. Tweuty- 21—One Courtland Qaytord, and BU © mgarticles have gar Honeox, will ran ov nding avy excursic coul aud comfortable for the head. in immense varieties at knmons’ iz: White and earl, jandt street, ical Pain Extractor, for burns, sores, lous, is too well me, will need somet ‘Vhis'article may be fu Goectcah Sol july, down the beat e 8 J. Mansell, will make npleusnre tri Bay of New York « the fot of Vevey street at a qu t No. 2, North River, at a ‘clock, A.M, returning to New York, in am- wle time, so that all may be euabled to join in the amusemeuts bia, for staying or restoring the hai head ly free from dandruff and 21—Hewe’s Nerve and Bone Liniment and Klixir—Never fails to cure any rheumatic affection, f Hair and give it a beav the head perfect leudid 4 A splendid aswort- yest article ever uses and Gingham Summer Caps, very light. @ an entire new stock, J) 23 FSaMere HAP! CLEAR HEAD! Fulton street, has some beautiful light and aur ats expressly adapted to the great summer object of “keep tain Naur’s Acoustic Oil, a certai: ill be a Brass Baud on bonrd, 21—Townsend’s, Sands’, and Comstock’s Extract of Sarsapa ure for deafness. X men's to be had on the boat. Ware for the —Spohn’s Remedy, an excellent article for sick ov ner —vous headache. 2i—Vink Syrup for coughs, colds, and all diseases of the 2—lungs. ET Hays? Liniment will cure the most obstinate cases of ‘The healthy and vigorous action of the,brain more or less Jepends upon the freedom and elasticity of the head. It there- at summer hats should be as light aud airy us (hat any man can, make more mouey with one of ‘Try the experimeut ct KS, on Tuesday ial steemer BUFFALO x of Chambers stre 8%. Canal street 34 foot 1,N. KO o'clock, Retreshments 0: with any others ‘ermif»ye for worms i children or adults, never fi “3 NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW RO. nm the 4th of July, in evening until Tuesday —Stove, Grate, and fron Vai 2l—ever knowa to 21—Roach aud 2i—with these troublesome vermin. ) superior to any thi 4 accommodate ive a polish aud vent rust. Bug Bane—will effectually do away II leave foot of C C7 wetoek, ML; foot of Hammond stree FS past font of will leave Falton Yelock A.M. for the =e d will proceed down the bay, re- ROADA AY JULY 4th, 1817 ud is eugayed for the 0 BOOKSELLERS—Published th face for 1848, alt profusely illustrated with ng waiter, entirely original, t) I RAINS ON SUND. GRAND SXCURSION 7 ‘TY, ON MONDAY, Ju " € M Hegant and fast sail ; Leave Brooklys yaces, with the prvi reamer MOUN- Circulars, with full ds yur various publications, sent by mail. ‘recurning froin G le sud Lake Road inclu- rs, schkeeners: Karmen’, and German Almantes id Manor and back. $1 10; a sive and back, $1; fro ‘ from River Head and Greenport inelusive aud b ‘usearora, Schuylkill county, Shop, (will be rented separati orse power steam engi cessary tools for s Patteras, Flarks, Se, and. 60 ply to JACOB ALTER, ; Tuscarora. HW, best quality, $2 perton, je25 20t*r sion tain for Kechabi Returning, leave Farmingdale at 63 P.M. ITH JULY EXCURSIONS — aud commodiou us rua As usual, exc the ¢ o'clock P. M from Brooklyn, whieh Shop, aud Blacksmi boat GENEVA, Capt. to commence. Api ard, will moke four Exedrsions on Sunday, the 4th, i Hammond st NR. the accommodation of ation and fireworks at Ja- fi Soney Isiand, as Follows jing to witness the cele! FO 2B LATEST MOMENT. a TELEGRAPHIC. LATER FROM MBTIICO. wninlhc alah MOVEMENTS OF GBN. SCOTT. lis Departure for the City of Mexico. SANTA ANNA STILL IN POWER. Affairs in the Capital of Mexico, INTERCEPTED AMERICAN DESPATCHRS pUB- LISHED IN THE MEXICAN PAPERS. Be, Ke. Se. The steamship Palmetto, with Vera Cruz dates to the 18h, Tampico to the 20th, and Brazos to the Slat, bringing an express from Puebla by the Cordova toute announces that Gen, Scott commenced his murok from thence to the capital on the 16th, but says nothing te regard to overtures for peace. One thousand troops left at Vera Crua on the i7ta Under Pillow, had joined Scott. Nothing further from Gen, Cadwallader’s force. The sick were left at Jalaps on the 16th, for Perote Gen. Shields was among the number, =. From the city of Mexico we have dates to the 9th. Sante Anna is still in power, His resignation wae withdrawn, though it was intimated that # majority of Congress were anxious for his acceptance of the admia- istration, and in consequence of this it has entirely change Pslioy, and thrown itself upon his armies. Of the Puros, opinions are greatly divided. A quorum of Congress cannot be collected, and such confusion and anarchy never before existed. At the city of Mexico um iinportant fuanolal measure Passed by Anaya’s administration, bas beon summarily abrogated. Santa Anna, in his defenos, says public opinion led to the resignation of Barnantoa andthe no- mination of Lafraqua a6 head of the State Department, causing dissatisfaction to the Puros, the result of which is not known. Gen, Almonte is still @ prisoner of State. Chibuabua bas voted unanimously for Santa Anna for President, but the impression is that Congress will elect, and Herrera be chosen, President. No mention {s made of measures for the defence of the capital. The papers state that Gen, Soott’s inteution to march to the capital on the 16th, was a boast to keep up tho spirits of his men, The government is urged by letter from Puebla to fall on Gen, Scott now, and meet and crush Lim, ag he has really but 5,000 men, though he pretends he bss seven, Gen. Taylor is to join Gen. Scott. The propositica Mr. Trist was authorized to make, ft is said by tbe Mexicans, was that each Republic shoujd name three commissioners, to discuss the claln of the United States, and if Mexico would not consent, war must de prose- outed. . ‘The Repubiic of the 7th publishes an intercepted des- Patch from Seeretary Marcy to General Boott, of the 40th of April, which informs him that the President sup: Poses, by the end of June, he will have 20,000 men, and General Taylor 10,000, and asks the views of Gen. Scott on various questions suggested, and gives directions how to operate with the disaffected Mexicans States. Several other intercepted letters are given. Santa Anna reviewed the troops under Alvarcs on the 6th; they had not all arrived there, but wore ex- expected to reach the capital with eight thousand in a few days, Vice Governor Ojacca’s resignation hag been accepted, False alarms continue at Tampico, but a party of drw goons who proceeded forty miles to the interior on the 18th, saw no armed Mexicans, and the people appeared friendly. Nothing of interest from Brazos BY THE MAILS. Affairs in Washington. Wastinaron, July 1, 1847, Post Office Department. The Union of Tuesday night contains an article on the post office, and the advaucing spirit of the country. There could not be w more unfortunate combination ‘The conduct #f no portion of our governmental system isco much at variance with vocial or national progress, «ss the post office department. While everything else ie advancing, st is retrograding. Conducted on a large sud libersl seale, it could be erected into one of the most useful 0: our institutions, and be made not only to keop pace with the spirit of enterprise inherent in our peo- ple, but even to give en impetus to the commerce and industry of the nation. As it is, it is an incubus and & drawback, It does not pretend to compete with pri- vate enterprise, and yot endeavors to curb and coutrod it. On one of the most imporiant routes in the country, 8 private express beats it by twenty-four hours every day in the year, “Post-haste’’ isy in this country synonimous with “snails-pace.’’ Peddling and huckster- ing with mail contractors seem the chief end dud aim of the Postmaster-General’s existeuce. ‘Tho time of the community Le holds of no account, and the saving of 4 dollar the extreme of good management It must be confessed that the Post-oMlce Department presents difficulties to be mastered only by consuuius courage, great financial skill, and far-reachiug »n torprige—difM ulties with which no gréinury tac can successfully grapple. But with ‘very few ox ceptions, the heads of the Post Office Department have all, of Inte, been very ordinary men. The conse. quence is, that the Department exbibits more pateh- work than a beggar’s coat. The Navy, the Army, the ‘Treasury, and the Department of State have generally been properly cared for, by the selection of omivent and talented men to preside over them; but the Postmaster General has almost invariably been some party. hack, promoted for doing the noisy work of the House of Re presentatives. The present Postmaster General, though not of this stamp, is nevertheless totally unfit for the office, Instead of attempting to remodel and to im- prove, he took the system ashe found it, and made it worse. He adopted, as fur as possible, and recommended to Congress, « coutracted, miserable polley of high charges and petty retrenchments, at the same time en- deavoring to compel the public to be satisfled with the epeed made on the post routes, although business did thereby materially suffer. There could not be agreater mistake. If the Depurt- ment wish to maintain itvelf, it must show, at least, as much enterprise as individuals, As long as it does not deserve public confidence, by serving the public faith fully and with promptitude, its revenues cannot increase Mr, Cave Johnson may, as he did last year, exhibit % de- creased expenditure of half a million of dollars, bus if such a result be reached by the same means ax St was compassed last year, the whole department will soon g o to destruction, Economy {s one thing—parstinony aue- NGE—Notice to ring Bi old and Spruce attended to nt the shortest notice, and on 3 Chumbers st 934 A. MPM; Wess Rit AM, and 2 CHALLE OO siete ott c Dyeing, Cleani old street, corner o eave Pier 2, F. P.M, and 3 P.M. THOMAS BEILBY, FOURTH OF JULY —The sea steamer KOSCIL | paying a good pri prenest price given for gentlemen's shining rods are ai ‘erciver desires to cal of conductors, « lately necessary. II the attention of isomer, cheaper, and more com- to evege buildin DAVID 8.1V FS, Superintendent FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION 5 a Waa LEM RAILROA are 0:conts for exch dh lng 29 rald of Studay and M. perfect connection. , NASON, & Gi N BROCE A porters of superior F , tin Francais, Frene mitloons, silk boot cord, Incets; ver and calf skins, i flor quality of snoroeco and TH OF JULY splendid steamer ED faynes, will make th ada 1 Exenssion pa Mo Hovk, towehing at ND UPTER LEATHER — . No. UPPER LEATHER NS, 299 Pearl st., y Stree! id street 5 o'clock; Pier a patent leaths jarge assortment o hand. tly. on . limings, bindings, ke., % a ‘turning to inte ducthe Excursion eee eer RUESTON—Tihe ne steamship TRIS, ©: Pier No. 3, North inst at 4 o'clock, Te M ncleton, and return to thts M Ho: | Union can have been noti | ting sin iv a too saving dispositiom—1 mean, of course. ju ROFESSOK OF M od he continues to tench Vio- lin, Violoncello, Gui roved method pec anced in one hal echt. ‘Terma moderate. Leave Harlem aud by anew and imp; his popils are adv ‘OK GLASGU Wm Pk NE ‘Alpin, will sail as above, he For freight or passage, French Accordion t [EGER PRERES HRANDIES—C % le ty the subscriber, (entitled to de! of the several bra accommodations, apply e R.. or to SHA bouth street «Capt High McEwen, will ail on her regular day, the is iy bo chelle and Bord Hyndeford, and pipes, which are offe: rent prices by the Dealers are inv’ Wind en Office No, 104 WVallat STABLISHMENT D dj trams, organs Hen yarn; sew: Hie are caintioned not to tras Croton Lake ean take th it these places, and return to | cers for Lake Myho ard 10 oi? paid by the captaia o f their contract PW, Fay’ OS & Co., 93 South street. yA peta © FOR SALE—Twenty rl road carts and six one hor ‘ed and copper fastened A 1 | RTHA, Middleton, master, es SVRNES & CO, below Barhug Shia den, and cutiog yarns, a at the sbortes) | Datieged or fated Go tlermen's garments, Men dyed aud ¢ Cau be Homediately despatched. pt la, ribbons, silks, satins, merivoes hese can he hed arthe moet resaonabl nae feet Maker, No. a! 1k 0 Montgomery st. VERPOOL OF i or, Robert Besant, 1 SPAPNCOET, 56 South « URRAY LEIGH LON, M.D. has removed bis of Chagnbers street (opposite the Sa House to *{ Sixteenth street (eart of Offive hours from @ to 6 P M. gitu be Immediately dp 149 North Frout street ther, The Postmaster General will find that the reveniuce of his department will increase most rapidly by a system of cheap postage—putting no restriction on the psoss— to mail contractors, so as to have the mails carried with, at least, as much speed as they exp bo carried by private individuals or comapanies--end by cmploying efficient, prompt and intelligent Post Masurs. | There never have been so many complaints of failure | and dotentions, as during the last year. The ronson !s | obvious, The evil is increasing. Wluuders of the y | srossest charactor.arising from carelesenes: and ipatien vion, are happening daily. It would be unreasougbdle to charge all these immediately on the Post Mester Geueral but nevertheless they unquestionably arise from the odious system he has introduced. 1 believe no wan can bo more conscious than the Post Mester General himeelf, that bis management of the department has hitherto beeu a great failure, and therefore the praises of the but uneivil irony, His beset- oMicial life. itis an error om the side of wirdom, but “till an error—and in the management of the post-vilice a great one, Mr, Whitbread, @ very eminent Pngtsh nan, was addicted to like Parsimony in the manny: ment of public funds, Unlike him, Rowland Hilt, whe has conferred such a vast benefit on his countrymen by the introduction of (he cheap postage system, has ever | exhibited the most liberal spirit in his efforts to give the poorer classes the adventage of more abundant in- | formation, and greuter fucilitios for correspondence. The result exhibits in astriking degree the wisdom of his _ | Policy. The revenue from lettors has increased steadily ¢ | since the system was first introduced, aud at prerent it far exceeds what it over amounted to wider the cht system of high postage. GALVIENS! Wasmrvoron, Jane 08, 1847 Important Government Despatcnes—Special Cabinet Couneit. ‘There oan be no donbdt, | think, that importat govern rent despatches were received Inst eveulog, a9 a special + cabinet council was convened this pwrning, at whi hea