The New York Herald Newspaper, July 11, 1847, Page 3

| | | “noe with, and for the purpose of carrying out, the con- templated compromise in’the affairs of that concern. It is stated that ten thousand shares have already been surrendered in Philadelphia, which is one-half of the twenty thousand originally required. The stockholders in this city will be waited upon soon by one of the trus- tees, for the purpose of bringing the arrangement to « close a8 soon as possible. By surrendering one-half of the stock, the other half is more than doubled in value to the stockholders \ al Stock Exe $1500 Treasury 6's 1046 25shs Canton Co bio 47 “000 do We 75 do wih P20 do 106%; 40 Mohawk RR 500 ‘Trensury 52-5 1063425 Nor & Wor RR 5 1850 U. 8. 6s, °67 10655 150 do. 1000 State 7" 118g 50 0 bio ; * i 300 Reading RR oa Mt 1 3 eading, 6 43, 400 Long ts RR 2% Reading Bus b10 7634 200 fay bao S28 ‘she Am. Exe. Bk 10 250 Stoning! 6 190 Parmers Trust 35 400 East Bost 19, 10 do D390 35 285 Harlem Railroad G3) 100 do a 35 do 60 63 100 New Orl. Canal 3% 2 63 % Vicksburg 1143 1300 do 63 150 Morris Canal ITig 50 do $30 6374 300 do Dims 18” 300» do &. 50 | do 1% 50 do 60. 6244 10.N. York & N. Haven 02" 100 do bao 6s Second Board. 250 ahs Readi 100 shs Long Is RR Leo 3234 a eager ae 130 Harlem Railroad t 0 do 390 65) de do 6o3g do Canton serip 4%, 200 © do Canton Company 47g 100, do 190 Nor& Wor RR 53% 100 do a) do b30 ao do b30 54 0 Long island RR 3 50 do 330 63 New Stock Exchange. $25000 Treas Notes 360 10654 50 shs Harlem RR cash 6344 2000 Ohio Sixes 830 1004, 100 do. 1000 lo 100% 50 do 83 63% 25 shs Nor & Wor cash 54% 50 do 63 do 150 do cash 627% 0 do Say 100 do 62s 0 do 537% 50) do cash 62 "9 do Ey) 50 Long Island RR 32 WW do. 100 "do baw 32%, 100 Hartem RR 4, 30 da ba 324, 100 do 6344 50 Farm rust 830 34 0 do 63% 50 Reading RR = b34 6654 Ww dio 63 rt a See CITY TRADE REPORT. New York, Satumpay Aprennoon, Juty 10th. ‘The market for breadstuffs continued heavy to-day. Sales of straight brands Genesee were made at $6, and of Michigan do at $5 75a $5 8734; mixed brands Michi- gan were sold at $5 50 a $5 68%. The article which sold at the lowest figure was not in very good order, and bare- ly passed inspection, Small sales of bakers’ brands, Ohio, were made at $6, and small sales Southern were made at ‘6 123g. ‘Towards the close of change there was rather more inquiry for the better qualities of Genesee, which were wanted for shipment; and at theleaving off, holders demanded $6 12}¢, and were indisposed to sell for less. Wheat was heavy, and transactions moderate ; sales of Ohio, good mixed, were made at $1 174, and of white do $123, Wefheard of nothing in Genesee. Corn sold treely. Western mixed at 58¢ a 60c; tlat yellow de at 62e a 65 conts; round northern yellow, at 65 a 663G0t8. At the close of ‘change prices became some tirmer, and the market closed firm for Western mixed at 60e a 65e for flat yellow, and 660 for Northern round yellow. Rye was inactive at 82c a 84c; and oats at 430 0 4tc. Provisions were dull, and sales trifling. A small sale of new mess pork wasmade at $15 62},. ‘There was no change in prime. Beef remainedjthe same; as well ‘as cheese and butter. Lard, we quote fair to good in bar- rels, at 9c and in kegs at 10c, Groceries were inacti and very little doing in sugar, coffee, or molasses. Receipts down the Hudson » 20,886 bbls, Rye, r by the circumstance, that a large number of boats were aground on the overslaugh in the Hudson ‘Asnes.—We note sales of 100 barrels. ‘The pots com- ynanded $4 8734, and pearls $6. The latter article main- tained the advance previously noticed. Barapeturrs.—Fiour—Early in the day 200 straight brands Michigan sold at $6, and 3200 do at $6 75 a $5 87 300 a.400 Genesee sold at $6, About 2.000 do mixed bran Michigan sold at $5 62}, a $5 68%; 1,200 do mixed brands Michigan in poor order, which scarcely passed inspection, #old at $6 50; and 10,000 bbls. straight brands Michigan were sold at $5 75; while mixed and inferior brands were heavy at the close of ’change, good brands Geneseo were in better demand, and holders generally «lomanded $6 1234, and refused to accept a lower figu iheat—Sales of 2,200 bushels Ohio white were made 123 cents, and 4300 do mixed sold at 117% cent Corn—Sales of 30,000 a 40,000 bushels Western mixed were made at 58 a 60c, including parcels of flat yellow at 6234; round Northern’ do at 65c; 5000 do inferior West- ern mixed do sold at 600. Towards the close of ‘change Western mixed became firm at 60c; and flat Fellow at id at 664; 4300 bushels badly damaged New Orleans mixed were reported sold at 43c. Rye was inactive at 82 a 840; and oats at 43 a 4d, Barley—Sales were reported on terms 65e; and 10,600 do Northern round yellow sol not made public. Canpies.—Sperm were steady at 31o. Corree.—The market was very quiet, and no sales of moment were reported. Corron.—The sales to-day were light, comprising on! about 500 bales. Offers were more numerous than yer terday, from chippers, but at bids too low fur sellers. ‘The sales effected have been at our inside quotations. Liverroon Crassiricarion, New Orleans * Uplands. Florida. Mob. & Tex inferior. now Ordinary if . 18 a 11 U1 a 1239 a I 124g a 12! nowe. - mone. none. none. “noue ‘Sales of 400 quintals dry cod were made at $3 ackerel were quiet, There were no new cargoes —-The market was leas firm, and sales of 2000 boxes were made at $1 50 a $1 55. Some small lota sold lay. Hines.—Sales of 7000 Montevideo were reported at 12e—10 per cent off. The stock of La Plata was light, Leav.—Was held at $4 26, but no sales of moment transpired. Leatner.—Prices had an upward tendency, with an improved demand. Heavy weights sole were very seat and asale was reported ‘to have been made at I7c per pound; 16 to 164 was about the current price, Navat Stores. @ report sales of 1000 bbls Wil- mington rosin at 80c, North county was held at 7ic.— Sales spirits turpentine, to arrive, were reported at 3634: and on the spot at 37c, Raw we quote at about $2 50.— Nothing was doing in ta ++ Or.s—Sales of 1500 gallons city{pressed Linseed were made at 67c cash; English was held at 65c a 660. Salea were light, 4000 gallons bleached Spring Whale sold ut 50e, Nothing new in Sperm. Provisions—The market was dull and sales very li- mited. A small sale of 26 barrels Mess Pork was inade at $15 6234; Prime was nominal at $13 50. There was no change in the quotations of Bes sh confined to the retail trade, Lard—We quote at 9 a 10c, for good quality in barrels and kegs, There was no change in Cheese or Butter. Rice—There was more doing; fair to good was worth $58 $5 60. Sales of 260 tietces were made to-day on private terms, Sucan—The market was juactive and no sales of mo- ment came to light, while prices remained about the same, ‘Tattow—No change. Towacco—We submit the usual weekly statement of prices, sales, receipts and stocks on hand, for the week ending this afternoon. Sold Rec'd this Stock . this week. week. onhand. Kentucky, Virginia and N. Carolina,. 23¢t0 736 100 hds. © — 2332 hds, 106% \d Ohio. 401 = pa 7 toe = 5 t0 60 = +20 to 87g 14 bls. +I7 to 30°” 100 bis. 200 bls. Bees se +35 to 45100 bls. - St. Domingo ~ Tho market remained steady for the various descrip- tions of tobacco, and transactions were limited to small rules for immediate wants. The crop of Havana tobac- co—Vuelte Arriba, Tiera Adentro, Portido, yielded very little, and is, in general, of bad burning. Vuelte Abago, St. Catherine, and St. Sebastian, was an average crop, chin demand in Havana that we cannot expect anything of a large supply. Cuba tobacco is said to be plentifal, and of good quality. The crop of Connecticut seedleaf tobacco, so far as ascertained, will be pretty large thie season; of Pennsylvania seedleaf tobacco, only a small supply can be expected. Whatrnone was steady at 28c. for Northwest, and 290. for South Sea Whiskry.—Sales of 30400 bbis. were made at 22023¢. Frricnrs.—Tho rates were brisk, and several en- 8, 6d. gagemonts were made to Liverpool was paid for flour and 11d. for grain, sels were engaged for Liverpool at 11d, for grain. London 13,000 bushels in sacks at 10d., with some four at 3s, 6d.; 1600 bbls. were engaged by a Norwegi veasel at 38, 6d’; 0000 bbls. were engaged for London 3s. 6d.; and an American vessel was taken up for Liver- pool to load with flour, at 38, 6d. ‘To the continent there was no change in rates reported. ‘ TELEGRAPHIC, MARKET Burvauo, July 10-—P. M. Flour continues very dull. Sales of 3000 barrels were made, consisting of Ohio and other Western mixed and straight brands, at $475a$5. Sales of 10,000 bushel ‘Western wheat were made, consisting of Ohio and Indi- ana mixed, at 850., and good white do at 90a92¢. Corn— sales of 6000 bushela were made, consiating,chiefly of Western mixed, at 40¢, Whiskey nominal. Provisions in moderate demand. Receipts during the preceding twenty-four hours have been about as follows :—Flour, 2000 barrels ; wheat, 10.000 bushels ; Corn 10,400 do. — Freights to Albany by canal—flour 650.; wheat 18¢.; corn 15e. Aunany, July 10—P. M. Sales of 5000 barrels, chiefly Michigan and Geneseo Flour, were made, at $5 60 a $5 75. Wheat continued very dull, and no sales worth reporting were made. Corn sales of 6000 bushels were madé, consisting of western mixed and yellow, at 630°a 58. Sales of 2000 bushels of Oats were made at 400, Barley was held at 60c. Rye continued dull. Whiskey remains unsettled, and sales limited. Regeipta by the canal during the past 24 hours:—Flour. 10,500 bbls; Wheat, 7000 bushels; Corn, 19,100 do. Freights etead: . Thomas, Stapleton Smith, ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family a1 vited to assemble, at the foot of Canal street, at half past 9 o'clock, on Sunday (this) morning. On Saturday afternoon, 10th inst., Tomas, infant son lary Higgins, aged 4 months and 15 days. ‘The funcral will take place this (Sunday) afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 272 Bowery. On Saturday evening, the 10th inst., Menixt Lincouy, youngest child of Dr. and rates without change. Bosrox, July 10—P, M. Sales of 600 bales cotton were made, without change in prices. Flour continued dull, and we to-day quote Genesee and straight brands Michigan, at $6. Wheat was very dull, and no sales of moment transpired. Sales of 1,000 bushels of Corn were made at 59 cents for west- ern ordinary mixed, to 60 cents for flat yellow do, Pro. visions were firm,without much being done. Fish steady though thore was very little doing—dry cod were firm at Freights were steady to Liverpool, with rather more offering, {Telegraphic Cor, of Philadelphia Bulletin | 10, 1 P. M.-Three feet water in the g slowly. The flour market is con - y at a stand, in consequence of low rates and the need season. No export demand, and transactions only for immeaiate consumption, at feeble prices. No change in the grain market—the stock on hand light.— Sales wheat and corn made without change of quota- Cheese maintains its rates at 5 to 53%. There are light sales Bacon at 6 to 634 for shoulders, sides, and 8 to 8% for hams. ‘The extremes for wool are 24 to 33, the new clip coming in freely. =e 7% to 8 for Married. On Friday evening, the 9th inst , by the Rev. Abm. J. h, at the New York Hotel, A. Rr W. |., to Jutia A, M. Sait, daughter of 8q., of St. Thomas, ‘the 10th inst., by the Rev. Dr. Fisher, avn to Miss Many Rosauin Frexs, daughter of the late Chas. C, Feeks, all of thi ont, Eaq., of ty. Died. turday morning, July 10, Many Aww, daughter of d Hannah Webster, late of Bradfield, North S effleld, Yorkshire, in the 18th year of her age. T 1 friends of the suas see respectfully invi attend her funeral, on Suni past 4 o'clock, from 32 Lewis street. On Saturday morning, the 10th inst., atter a short ill- ness, Joy L.,son of Martin Snider, aged 1 year 3 months ‘The frichds and relatives of the family are respectful- ly invited to attend his funeral, at 3 o’clock on Sunday (this) afternoon, from the residence of his father, corner of Stanton and Coneord str On the 10th inst,, at North Bergen, N. joanna and Joshua H. Old, ag d to y (this) afternoon, at half ts, Brooklyn. LIZABETH, years and H. Foster, aged 2 years and 2 ths. . Relations and friends are invited to attend the fune- ral, on Monday, the 12th inst., at 23¢ o'clock P, M. from treet, without further invitation. ital, at Jalapa, Mexico, May 26, Sergeant Davip THompson, son of Jacob Thompson, of Amesbury, He was attached to Company G, United States At Canterbury, N.H., 20th ult., Deacon Fraxcis Winker, aged 88, GRICULTURAL ROOMS, LY‘ 361 Brod ey Ney k. HORTICULTURAL of the State Ay Vited to exhibit specime aud to compete for premiums. Programmes may be obt Beedsman, 5624 Broadway, oppo ¢ principal. see 01 Executive Commitee Luther Bradish, ‘Theo, Frelinghuysen, Rutus King Delafield, Archibald Russe! Ma RL, Pell, of Mr. James Hogg s—of an ight diminution in receipts, which is made to by the above table, was said to be accounted for IC ‘LEMEN G. ——Gent you wish to enjoy good health and feel cool, t Weather, you must uot weglect having your Coste and It matters not of what kind of or dark—they can be made to look like new, at small Murray, corner of Washington street, isthe only ce in this city where you can depend upo. jes done up in first, rate order. Th % defies all competion or comment. All you who prefer health te mo.ey will do well to call or send note to the great pers given to the public, t0 M BUILDING, EXHIBITION—At the suggestion ricultural Society, whose Fair will, be held at Saratoga Springs, on the 1th ¢ ssociation have changed the time of holding n to the I of Sept., the American and Joth of Sept. ‘All persons des ‘of Horticulture, are earnestly ine ‘of Flowers, Fruits, or Vegeudles ned. ismen in New ‘m. Coventry H. Waddell, Shepherd Knap d Clark, ward Clan materials they are— ati forter, ee ETISSOS, 94 Murray street. NREDEEMED PLEDGE! Frock Coats from $1 to $| —cost $30. Business coat from $1 to $3. Pants black and figuzed Cassin black cloth vests, Remember the $5 a }—Fine fashionable Dress an ach—a few of these have never pants, from $1to$i. Vests—s $3. About 100 new le breasted, $1 to $1 50 cach. treet, comer of ATIONAL DAGU, 247 Broadway, New York —E. ANTHONY, thony, Clark & Co., Importer of French Plates, Fra Chemicals, and Gi supply of Daguerreotype Apparatu: both of foreign and home manufacture. . having retired from the. bus devotes himselt exclusively to furnishing the ¥ Fials required im the att. His long expe ist, gives him emines articles on the most reasonable terms. man Instruments, , warm and salt water For further particulars comer of Pine and Nassau JL 3tSuM& W: N DE ¥, (ta General Agent and materials of every of portrait taking, rarious mate- ce as a practical Da- ilities for supplying the ‘ARD 1~ WILLIAMSBURGH, NEAR PECK SLIP FERRY.—A private family possessing a large and ele- gautly furnished house m Wii would be happy to accommodate a board imsburg.near Peck Slip Ferry, ed number of ladies is beautifully situated, bor aud bay of New ten yards .. ‘The house e view of the hi ey to loan on bond and mortgage. __iylty m_ HOLESALE SHIRT WAREHOUSE, Ni + CO ern and Western merchant eall before purchasing, ved for nituye other articles ‘not ex d will be executed with ingston & Wells. 2 HOUSE, N ber begs leave to informa | hi 8 house is now open for the summer . The whole establishment has been entirely reuo- ud very much improve newly fitted up ins, supe public generally, that pant, and, has been for private families, and has been liberally supported. times are now changed, and as thew h soon, the subscriber hat no doubt hi |, therefore, advertises in order to advise fa i 8 their patronage, and he is now ready to treat with parties for rooms to board upon fa rhas never been knowa to fail in ¢ tail, at 16 Greenwie! A. W, Gabaudan, 141 Eig) f store, corner of Sands and Fulton streets, cents. mation of persons (or wi in the above Inst jon, resident in t! rican Colonies. By order of the U: 8. Leal Board, rsons Voge by this Society for the a mon September, and October free of November, Dec: and April, on paymes of a quarter per cent der. x9 aeadtaw Pare (previor cy ‘Thomas W. Thome, William Van Wyck, John Van Boskerck, W.C. Redfield, Eugene Bogart, John J. Herrick, Henry D. Beach, Stephen Holt, W.H. Jacobs, THOMAS W. THORNE, President, ‘The capital of this institution is now full, and with a 3 Platt where may be found a quality, made in the latest ‘ancy and Plain Linen, han y on hand, : are respectially invited to JOHN WOOLSEY, 34 Platt st. Jy 10 600* re D PARIS EXPRESS re making arrangements ‘rench Steamers, between termediate points. oks, newspapers, articles of eding a lvinited pineas by the fore OSTRANDER CO, 'No 10 Wall sree. ince Inst year. ‘The rooms style, and will com: wi ya be neat and clean. that this delightful spot is not more s in the city, whoare every summer health and pleasure. It offers pat great expense as leet he Weather is coming house will be shortly lies to bei as aye confidence ion toall who may favor fammili terms, by the day, week or nt company ean always depend upon being accom- an be secured on application at th house, BUGS.—Tais speedy and p uider on the boud periority. PS, wholesale and re- |. betwee: Jyl0 30c*m COB HARVEY, Chairman. ral Agent. re-eross the Atla mb 25 cent pk some We CAMHOUR, Se + ENWICH SAVINGS’ BANK comer of Fowth street —Jaly Inte to he usual aerm-annval te per annum on all sums lesethan five hun um on all sums of five hundred d Parte, puyable at the bank, during bank hours, ou and afver stant. i Inverest not called for, will be credited ae kis open for the reception of dey ment of drafts shree days in ench week vi nesdays and Fridays, from 5 to7 o'clock, in the afteruoon. By order of the Board, 4 BRAHAM VAN NEST, President. See's. side eatin iv9 Stis*re Curmmton Gitperr, 3 4 pal and th ‘Mondays, We ANTRD IMMEDIATEL' trions men to soliett subseri trated Londou works, None le rences, and are APTANB WE AC AERO opening for ashort » the Franklin Sales Roo ment of Furniture, consisting in part of After whieh, the Heathcote, Mr. Vallee; rr To conclude, wi Bolding, Me. Tilto on. isH-TON-WISH— Bar; Narauattah, JNEORMATION WANTED. I WINCHEL, t 0 ber volunteer corps, quarter to 7; performance to commence MOUSE 5, Wi poste the above house, and new and costly furusture, ad for the accommortation of th be residence for singlege lemen, being of that great tho bove Canal street, 1 noise incidental to mosth ern despatches have beew recs, ANTED—A room, with full board, b: arespectable, private family a da most desirable within a few moments roughtare, Broadway, aud a few doors ratired street, free from te . Mr. Waleot: Jane Ch ‘ceoud part will commence with a favo which the celebrated HERR GLINE will go 'throagh | his wondertul performauce on the Tight Wy ANTED—A Cook for a at the Broadway Bat) Restaurant; one who unde Rope—an entire new hand English styles. Apply “ sii ths, 600 Broadway. lu the course of the eve: ig, variety of sit the most accomplished performers. Rumors of War—R ’ by any. establishment ‘ar—Rumors of Peace hopes that by the unt: merous attaches sring efforts of herself. her house, she will be able to give general faction to all those that may favor her with a call. WNING POST Avenue, between First Awning Posts of th AIL orders thankfully RR a a! SE Euscod Doors open at 645; Performance to commence at 8. os Mx. M. K.BURKE’s BRNER(T ‘evfully saformed that the trends of ive hum a complimentary benefit ‘he committee have selected some among whom are the ALMO'S THEATR. —Phe publicare re Mi. K. Burke intens londay evening next. most emmeat artists, median, Mr. Leounr J ‘Winans, and other di 7 Also, Miss Anna C battle between Gen. Scott aud Santa Anna, after a loss variously stated at 1100, 1300, and 1800 m Gen. Scott succeeded in routing the enemy, and in tering the halls of the Montezumas. We have to-day a rumor, that papers are before the Cabinet, significant of peace. We don’t know, but time will show. tually attended to. ed chu all profusely illust which are, with the reading mugen enhle ious publications, sent by mail. le of importe and Principe ye constantly on hand a choice assortment o! companying all orders. on liberal terms. HAIR CURLING Li 1 the hair beautify athern will commence cate, Johbu Dun: medley dance, b) ACAIRE—Robert M lin solo, by Me. H ich, the RIVAL PA treatise on the Ky ravings, 8vo., paper 40 cents, muslin 75 cent description of its anat th rules forthe select ve, and at Burgess & String i sel rs generall: FAMeS M. KELLY, Shake ry ; mut atreets! Mercer and. Tailor he adel be 2 Pepper, Mr. Leonard, being his last appearance bres New York—itadway, 2 Co ain ey ras choy Sarope: Durby ODoncahue Sainsy urtlandt st; Stoddard & Guion & Co; corner of Grand and Bo iw several favorite and “My native e list of names « ra between the pivc The following is have come forward to sunport Mr. Burke in a ( apparel, jewelry, re to dispose of advantageously, hi has taken that old tunity of doimg 40 by sending for the sub: tend them at their residences by appoiutms r and well known establishment, th West comer of Sixth and Chesnut streets, where will a large and yeueral assorunent of E: goods, of the best q Bouney, John H. Hobert itlian Waln Drinker, John French, and other ston Levingston, Willi He has made arrangements to Office No. 2 Wall street, corner of Broadway. the Pont Office, or other ” N. B. Line addressed thro receive prompt attenti TON WATE! nd attention to ith their custom, dat the shortest rded as of not the has been able to and in the way of rs, at as cheap a fas » Mercer and Tailor spectfully.solicits public patrou- lomew O'Coun Ek ther proceedings may be taken from the furmer pet of the Mayor of last January; and that Col. tem Bouford, administrator, de bonis non, of Kosetuanere #4 x bute the fund of the estate among the next of km: Gen. Kosciusko. Colonel Bomnford summoned to appear in de. A. Allen, ‘Redmond Four- - Osborue, Jas, Ru- ‘lauagan, Moses G K. Stewart, C, Foote Derty, Heury H. entirely on a new pli price so that it may be within the reach 'y- He, therefore, “SPhiladetphin, Mav, 187. ‘0. ATH d—A head arrany i lences, would do ‘allmadge, Saml. Osgood, Dr. tin, Alderman Kohter, Ral s. 3. Henry, Win, M I. ihe public are respectfully invited to call. at 262 Water st veen Peck slip and Dover street, next door ts Mott's Stove Shower Bath conaecte t fitting up their country resid ine them, they are j CHARLES KA) 377 Bowery, N. Y. ices advanced in jarge deposits about $49,000 in eas. ‘The only w are Estko's and Zolkowaki's grand-childre ters of Gen. Korciusko, ‘The Cooler can be seen in operatior a me Wi ter lay, Chas. 8. Roe, Win, y well to call and ex: general assortment of wholesale aud retail. », James Berger OAKE'S IODINE LINIMENT— cure for Rheumatism, o1 Paralysis, or loss of the use of the limbs, con feo a muscles, and gout, it matters not Of how long standing; safe and certain fe N. Sniffen, A. Mca li Moore, Owen Breunan, Pasquale Passeddu, Duncan MeIntyr Haskett, A. Gardiner, Capt. Jas. Dunn, George A. Halsey, lions of money to the Indian e all the way through from New ¥ ing of arich return to the farmers, r thur, John JaV. Westervelt, da, bey Bee. A VTS Ee eeeet pact Sicer, ey ee -a3g William stroet, near, Dus Persons seer ved in private office, by ringing the bell. PRROADWAY THEATRE. —This ewablishment, now jway, will be opened for Dramatic pur- ‘of? or about the first of September, under the B. f PYROMETER —' id talent wishing situaticus for the atl09 Leouard street. GH sousan, will plows slaress a) mm, will please a: Dry prepaid) 0 During Mr. Barrett’s absence in Europe, business communications may be ad i W. CORBYN, No. 2 B: sICAN MUSEUM—! id Ever Mg JE ORPHEAN FAMIit, yore A ‘The most talented and popular Band in America are engaged at this house, and will give the: and evening, at half-past 3 aud also other talented performers man Family, Pete ANT. val wndisper ently attracted the attention, from the beginning to the end. W. n of the members of the Royal Society, cuss sae inners shies reception everywhere; and at each point along the wh journey there appeared to be a common resolution more signal and impressive demonstrations of re than at the last city preceding. The journey wa continued triumphal march, from Washington wo Aw gusta, in Maine, and thence returning by a new reut to Trenton, where the old track was resumed. journey, to all who participated in it, will be som to remember for a life time. We regard the pri attending the company through the tour, as op, highest distinctions of our hiimble and upprege carcer—a career of novelties, ups and downs, nest incidents, depressions and distinctions, scomewn markable—a career conducive to sometbing of exams rience, of observation, of information, and of }udamens ul " edily and effectually eradicates ¢ the ay inthe form o etter, barber moves toothache aud headache. corns, bunions, ehilblaine, health and disease, Vd, hands of inventor, at2i8 Ninth street, where ts the pain aud cures ke. IMGERNEE, Sole, _ For sale also, by Druggists generally. s having claims against the late Dr, sent their accounts, and ; Wednesdays and Friday's grat ven tothe poor, from 9 to Io’ clock, ‘i DUGAN AND BROTHERS, SLATERS« street, comer of Broadway, New York, new Roofs put manuer, old Roof MANCE lock. KENNEBECK Grand Concerts t quarter past 8 o’cloe! luding the Chap place and at Mr. P. Cl: PP Lornis, Miss Julien. a1 ‘A ANNA'S WOODE! ‘Taken by the American Army in Mexico, may be seen here atall hourg day and evening. ‘he Magniticent Moving FUNERAL OF N APOLEO| hii tabs Bleecker street. seme withoer delay to the veer of goods, compris.ng the following, vi ‘, CH fr white and black Vi- will be continued by the sul ae WHITE, ‘HREAD.—BEALS, BUSH & CO.of- 000 of this superior warrauted equal toany thread in the mar- IN BONAPARTE. pihieed at each and every Lease Ke and tambour Dr Gloves, of every description. HOULDER BRACE commended and this country, for UTIinS OF THE OPERA,” Second Ediuon — di for this popular work having ex- ition, the publisher respectful: , dealers and others, that he is wow able to fulfil all or- t eminent surgeons in are inclined to stoop, _ The second number of the * Be: issaed on the first di Jatest operas of ** Loi bellished with n correct an also, the Spanish song of Spanish, Breuch an the chest, those of cor habits, or those contine as sung by her, having English words; also, a beautiful new - ON.—Purchasers and con- fumers of Cotton Threads are hereby, eautioued, thar an this market, is not the celebrated six-cord thread manu- Shi ql find ‘them "3 THREAD —C ers, expand the chest, th tion to the lungs. brace, will be able to do more work as improve the form. ‘To be had who ne f spool thread marked hanics and labors popular songs and pieces ever published at the low cents per No. or $5 per annum. All orders ad- JOS. F. ATW. J TeH’S, Geutlemen’soutfitting store, 237 Broad w: _ Coiner of Park Pla perior Body Belt, or Abdominal Si i RAND SACKED CONCERT—At the Cafe des Mille aes Saloon, on Sunday & for which the best Ice given. To comme MPURTLE sour t up at Cainp Buena Vista ‘a spleudid Turtle Soup NB. uhily recommen J HSON INSURANCE, COMPAN (=O) 50 Wall street, opposite the Merchants’ Exel ure against loss or at Bo'elock. jy Mem is day (Sunday 11th.) will be served vet; wate, ring, fire, on dwellin wud Fountain. Hall, 167 Walker A ty of variety 0: to order, with uw ci h, No, 2Courtlandt street, Jyl0 s0r*re - mnuster of Cricketers from th ane of Cricket, 's Club, (which has sion) The sides will b yers in a contest between the D He has done the best he could. He comes among us our President, the impersonation of our institutions, and, In respecting him, we respect them, and we respect our- selves. All the glory And the more opposed dual, or the city receiving the President, the greater will be the evidences given of thelr patriotism, their love of country, their devotion to the Union, their reputation for hospitality— their self-respeet. DIRECTOR . BK. Robson, M.D., Francis P. John’? Mi ‘Anson. as. E, Holmes, | on this occasion de up to embrace the Thos. Morrell, Eugene Bogart, pairing Reaublishinent, mostreasonable terms, by J.B t Hy hd at John R. Dayisos ‘he piahest pene given, fee: eeatiemens MOSES TUCKER, President. myc wing are expected ts compe fh JCH ANY WORCEST d, do} Capoade, ER Norwich, June 38, 1817.— GRAND SUNDAY EX INES*. JUNK.—The steam! Yates, will make two 8 DAY, (sunday) July: to have,» fine yin the North- OXFISE OF THE NO. Yo re, St. George’ RAILROAD COMPANY. ‘Eyre, 8t Georg OCKHOLUERS of the Norwich Byes Hen ote Georags pe ladelphia; Sutto peg iyo 3 Junk, the greatest cur onnected with the in- ‘he before the meeting c properly broug! ofthe Company. Per orde 14 re P. 8. », the two best billy ers in the world, are to play «match of five hundred points up for wine for the company atthe Arcade Billiard Saloon, No Xttreet, on next M INA, PALLADIUM AND IRRIDIUM POIN1S— i: aladium Plate and before 11 o'clock, ffording the passengers at t tions, Ke , enjoy: returning tothe ¢it lay, the 12th insta Pen Points of best a healthy and pleasant oe EE Wis Fi ‘at 2 oolock and 6 o'clock, f sale, at 23 Lib EUCHTWANGEK Drugs, Poisons, Manures, &e. &e. &e —Hydriod Labarraguis, Chior. Soda, eon, strong Ammoni 8 Sulphate of Ammonis Chemical whale oil Soa) Mat and Bed-bug Poison: For sale at No. 24 Libert) 5 Potash, Quinine, CONEY ISLAND FERRY rangements.——The commodious. earner JON, Captain Wel jon with the AMERICAN EAGLE, C July 1th, 1847, run as follows from ‘The ION leaves Grand street at 10 A. Pike street at 10% A. M., 1 .M. and 4 a nd 2 P. M.; Pier No. turning a8 follows from Coney 1 Passengers at Grand street only and at Brooklyn oa the 34 tr ‘ood view the lon will pass ne: k at Quarantine. MERICAN EAGLE gM and Sis PM 4P, Returning, will leave Coney Island at 1114 A. M,, URSE $300—to o'clock, P. M.—T tries -— D, Bryant names... ........ come off on Wednesday. July lth, at 4 closed with two en- . gm. Lady Suffolk, ie to Ko as she pleases, treet, wholesale and retail, by (ats VIS FEUCHTWAN' CIENNES LACES. Ww. assortment of the above, cent Cuder regul . Conklin names. Je to go to a wagon weighi ‘The cars will leave for the course at 3 o'clock, an soon as the sport of the day ater Fare each way 25 cents. ; OEL CONKLIN, Proprietor, Weights according to the rules of the track. Centreville, Juls 9. 1847. UNION COURSE, L. 1 e, Chemisettes, Co very simall advance ou the eost of importa ATENT ELASTIC BABY JUMPER, OR NURSE'S ASSISTANT.—A new and useful article the Nursery, by which infants three months old and upwards can amuse ahd exercise themselves, rest little seat or saddle, which serves t itall the support required. which forms a light, ren during warm wea ING AND PACING, ‘Fare each way, 12% cents. ‘ XCURSION TO FORT INDEP pt. HL “A. Hughson, will make an excu Fort Independence, on ‘Tuesda Fifth street at7 o'clock ; Willi attachment, the Basket DAY, July 20th—Purse $200—-$100 to the Second | o as she pleases. n. Zac. Taylor, to go as he Ith Te vue alone, and be assured on finding it, on ‘oodraff enters b. g. € xl and perfectly ond way. re eet, 8 orelock ; Pier No W street, 844; Hammond street, bert Conklin enters s. g. James K Jy 10 20 BATHING—LONG BRANCH ON MONDAY, 5th will of reception of visiters, instant. #iel7 L2tiseod* rre ‘TEAM ENGIN five horse power each, low ss if taken away immediately. ROFESSOR OF M mode of igforming hi BOAT FOR POUGH- D KINGSTON.—The » nA between Court: da FOUR O'CLOCK KEPSIE AN lute profanity. Mayor Quincy is justly his dignity, propriety and excelleuce—but he seamen t. us to look upon the P than asa fellow-citizen, and that the attentions pale pv the Chief Magistrate of Boston to the Chiet Maainren, * | of the Union, should rather be precise than over = and were more properly formal than famihar HENRY HOWLA| wo, of about twenty ‘New Hamburgh, Milton, Hyde Park, Elmore's, SUNDAY TRIP. The SANTA CLAUS also leaves every Sanday mo at7 o'clock, from pier us above, I if, in addition to the above street, Rockland Lal WO SPANISH POODLE aud Khinebeck. the property of & Ke G.R, SOLOMON takes thi i public that he has ve ham street, where he continues to teach Vio- joloncello, Guitar and Singing as heretofore, either in i ew and improved. im js pupils are advanced in one sale by the dealer in places, each Van Courtland’s, Leila Bi NEWKOUNDL answers to the name of evening, « black and white OG, about a year old—he | lo.” He had on a muz- returning him to No. 46 For further information apply on board, or at 118 West st., rs. ht street, will be paid FURNISHED ROOMS ‘TO LET—A front and two bedrooms on the 2d floor, at 23 Warren st. run on the above M. manufacturer of the and other mattrasses: Peather, Beds, very arti olstery line a every article in the up! JO AVIE me Moss Materials, aud its, ship cabins, and hotels, fitted up and fui ‘eather Beds, Curtain RENCH TRAN Pier No. 1, N. eM. Landing ship UNION bein ‘The letter bags must, by law, go to and come f st Office—no letters will be receive fy ra must be provided with p lie is respectfully requested 1d until further notice, which will be —Sunday and Daily Excursions to Fort Ha: ‘The well known SAND INVALIDS— ing articles have gained duequalled popularity frem 2icthe untverial satisfaction they i and are sold only genuine 21—One Courtlandt street, p jen! Pain Extractor, for burns, » 00 well known to need re regularly during the season to Jamilton, as follows :- canal atreet—At 934 o'clock, A. M.; 123¢ and 334 LNorth River (near the Battery)—At 10 o’elock, is) At 1144 o'clock, A. Mus 2% and 6 CARLISLE & RIPPARD'S EMIGRATI . in connection with George Son, Liverpool —The subscribers beg to i public that they have tats excellence: jm of Columbia, for staying or restoring the hai nd perfectly" free from dandruff aud B—No oats save those belonging to the Ferry will be allowed to land at Coney Island, without a written from the proprietors. , Belfast, Dublin, | President and suite wer jsengers to and from Liver other parts of Great Brita For the general sati ugh ourthouse in Li reference to numerous le'ters received from emigran advantageous term: ction given to pas | by people. jair's Acoustic Oil, ‘ownsend’s, Bands’, and a certain cure for deafness. Comatock’s Extract of Sarsapa ‘Spohn’s Remedy, an excellent article for sick or ner- colds, and all diseases of the 21—Hays’ Liniment will cure the most obstmate cases of are we have been induced to establish a house in this city, that al | disappointment and annoyance common to em in Liverpool may be prevented. 2 21—vous headache. 21—Pink Syrup for cougt erpoul, despatch the Rose jottinguer, Queen of the West, Liver ‘ herr regular days, and, in addition, on ermifnge for worms m children or adults, never fail- ure. DAILY EXC i SIAN FIELDS, HOBOKE Sunday, July 11th, the steamboat PIC will make regular trips from Canal and Nineteenth street, di- ofl Elysian Fields, at Hoboken, leaving the above men- Elysian Fields, at No. TWENTY-ONE Courtlandt street. HY introduce to you side among our brave countrymen in the bloody pata! « | of “Bony Visty,”’ and who was wounded in the fmt wh - defending the honor of our flag. (This touonea ra. chord in earnest. Its vibrations were quick to tne | cent glorious events in Mexico. the broad street below | fluent waves of the sea, and | with a flourishing of hats, that made the see= curious to behold] Agents in New Orleans, JO. Wondrafl & Co. who will as usual, all orders for ir establishments, No. 2 ear Prince street. OF PACKETS TO AND F he splendid, fast tain Freeman, will posi ERIE TAY BANG OTHE pe ar sey The subseribers continue to: forward Kang to all parts Lo Ws Railroad, Aivanys Rochester Sole successors to ket ship SEA, Cay teabin Arrangement hours from 2 to 6 PM. UANO—Balance of the ear gers in light and airy rooms on deck. ‘Those wishing to send for an make necessary iheral terms, to have forward Lm sry: 4 id others at at v ae Pe lowing places, via Bro Vi Fal Brooklyn, near NO TABLES. with SUL seed dite for d dining rooms, hot ‘warrant A large assortment, the largest in the city, ih) a general nsf Zabinet Yurniture, consti ona, Cal ist Lane ng oa ihe public lly invited to all on ering, A (86 South street. 1 British built, fast Geale, master, will have | Attorney General, Mr. Clifford. He had the piensa introducing the first President that har visited tae wea: of Maine | i spate buik of 2000 barrels, oF accommodation: Ciapdetnane, No. 375 Broad OK CHART hu—The | SL elth yellow metals; | SOmUIED in his favor, we ate pratined (omy, wea, we mr icott’s Emigrants’ Travelling free, LATEST MOMENT — TELHEGRAP : Visicapebrata, Jule 10. ‘The telegraph is out of order, conseauen MA Affairs in Washingtor, Wasninarom, July 9 bog 1 Local ag Affaire of Gen. Kosciuske. We had last night a distressing rumor ot a blood in whie , On anniversary day in this city, among other features of the celebration, there was a festival at the spacious Odd Fellows’ Hall, under the kindly auspices of the ty dies of St, Paul’s Lutheran Church. Audience large au fashionable. Good music. Splendid and bountifu! cot lation. So popular was it that the festiva:, ov req\ cet) was continued another night. Church, a few/ Pears 40, few in numbers, rapidly inereasing, under th @ pastorst care of Rev, Mr. Graeff, a distinguished ditt™* offenn sylvania. New ediflee, Gothic style, one of *F" B oi | the city, nearly finished. A few thousand @omn — » Gnly are required; but the irresistible adios m4 Mrs. fh. and osm are determined that the funds can yea # to you, madam, in the good worx. on. Reverdy Johnson and Wator G, Tochman in the Orphan's Court a petition praying EaAas P=" be ordered to show cause why he should not ma +" ‘The prayer has been granted, 9a ‘ust next. ‘The estave consists of $5000 or $6000 in stocks. and as ‘Ivins her 1 to It has been raining dettghtrully all day. Worth orn—the crops of whywts ork look highly proms Wasninatom, July 7, 1044. The President's Northern Tour ef Keconnovance ~ Some General Reflections by the wav. ‘We have followed the President and sutte In Bie ‘There is one inevitable conclusion to be drawn fren the results of this northern journey. It 1s tMia tne” whatever may be the local difference of opinion betwee Massachusetts and Virginia, upon such questions aa 320. tariff, and slavery, there is an indivisiviity of newer iment upon the common platform of the Union a anes taneous, inherent, hereditary respect for thy impersope tion of the government, of whatever political purty 9a may be; a spirit of pride, of glory, and of enthumasm our institutions, tantamount, paramount ; and 1a tee presence of the personage representing in hi the fabric of the U siasm of pride which is unanimous and overwhelming: = species of satisfaction in having the bodily form befurn them of the spiritual essence of their repabl He is here play—a plain citizen like us, Look at him. He is ac the head of @ government of twenty millions of people, He is without arms, without soldiers, an: where he might sleep safely in the ‘open road. There he ie—that pleta little man, with the grey hair combed behind his vars. persue nited States Constitution, an onuns: ican systom, man like ourselves—without pomp or dit at last refleoted back upon us. political sentiment the indivi- ‘These, to Us, appeared to be the common or unterys sentiments among the people in all the wwas ae route. There were, however, some distinctions » In Baltimore, though the’ parade was not #0 maens cent, the enthusiasm was greater than at Phusansene You could distinguish it, although the shouts mene n be louder in brotherly love, than among tma Uimoreans, The reception at } Yors, vs camre: took the premium, She bas the city, the capacity, all the advantages or rune o> and setting aside all competition in a city aispiaw. mes is great city, is that same Gotham, the city ul tna ren mopolite more perhaps than any other in tne wona o> cepting Paris. Baltimore, though pretty l1beral, pelops « to the Baltimorean: ans—Boston exclusively to the Bostonians; put isa~ York is the city of the cosmopolite—the ety uf tn» world—it has no walls around it—its streets opeu upow the land and to the seaward, in every direction it ws open city, and you can go into it, and smoke « car 1 Broadway in the day-time ifyou like, without hindsanes And though the b’hoys are ‘hard to manage ut tunes, 6 israther the excess of a Itboral successfully operating general xystem, than of a bad administration, mumicer pally, or socially een, The maser Philadelphia to the rennsvives+ The reception at Boston was elegant and showy, No point of etiquette was omitted. Not even the treo cheers, wherever it Was proper to put them in. vot once. They stand upon authorities of Massachusetts and Boston. The gave the best dinners—the best cars -the most committees- the most ceremony, but their cheers were limited to three atatime. That was the standard—and we suppose if even President Henry Clay bad come along am them. etiquette would have stopped them at three. ner at the Revere House-—s princely dinner—t ty of the occasion; (the Bostonians, in this respect, have deserted the old idea.) forbade!the presen wir etiquette, the constitureu At din- 1 digol- ked bottle, or a bottle of ‘resident rather us 8 superior patme But, though done with reluctance, Boston acentstq, herself with credit. Neither expenses, nor oerntsy . nor tin allair appeared to us to be too ceremonious to be weeps and too particular in the punetilios of oMcial etiqustes to which ought to have been done, we are willing 60 sam’, and yet there was something wanting. How differeps old Salem on the return of the President from iver | Hampshire! All formality was set aside, ana every teat vidual of ten thousand people, five thouxuna visibia #4 every turn, streaked it through town after the free dent's barouche overtake the town, shoemakers and millionaires, merchants and atave dores, all classes were on the run—throwing ap ther hats, shouting and yelling more like the exctted Fart sians on a gala day, than the staid descendants of te luritans on meeting a President to whore elvet om fear were opposed. It was in New Hampshire that tha aes enthusiasm blazed out most universally aud noose neousl, It was there that the temper of the peosts was aided. nor en, nor means, were denied. BEI He « refreshing. There was not one thing emtstes —we say they streaked it throws» encouraged, and satisfied to the full extams ce, at Concord, after the processiom. ta taken up into the seoomé wa ery to the front portico of the Amertcan Mowse: awa jovernor Hubbard, were thus introduce@ te For ini Fellow-citizens :—i have the honor and the prowd same faction to introduce to you the President of the Umi. States. ‘The hurrah was taken up and repented at tase « fitteen times, before the President could be vacen aw: Fellow-citizens :—I have the honor to Introdues qv you the Hon. James Buchanan, Secretary of State. cheering was again enthusiastic and overwnenms Itwas the same on the introduction of Mr. Chieoea and Mr. Burke, and » half dozen governors ana vernors, Fellow-citizens :—i have the honor to tntroaa «+ your aequaintance, Comn.odore Stewart, of the onstitution. [Three times three.| Feliow citizens !—Will you hear me? { have mow 9, ‘aptain Steen, who fought mae ne out after snout wens ws. But, after returning fom New Hampshire, macs | chusetts appeared to have caught the fui comtaawn | for the furor of the ontbasiaame of Mee. poupee inn buryport, Ipswich, Beverly, Salem and Lynn, surpasses: even the rapturous greeting of the President at men chester and Concord. In the Massachinsetts towns. mentioned, the people ran after the executive parowon like people under the spell of witeheraft, oro mom | other supernatural inspiration—five a) pee say at Suiem there were forty thousand 1m » #+ Tar ‘own to make up bis time, shouting and burrams = most extraordinary rate, for the . lation of the oli Bay State, “a wanee sapetayl Ten thousans ng after the President as he swept torouen © From first to last of thi ‘triumphal journey, we » | expect toree the like again he trip was arrunged and planned months ago by tw: nd for the first timke, Mr. Mopror, «= Maine, as @ territory, ont Cot Lom a te ay first President that has Visited her since Aue nerane + State, Mr. Clifford, whose open and imnaniy prewnes » classes received, expecially by the Judiciary, witn re | marked respect to which hw is entitled. The farmers, on | the other tack, preferred to get hold of the band of dus,