The New York Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1847, Page 3

session of emigrants, within that period, have been at least five millions of dollars more, making about thirty iilions of dollars in specie, added to the gold and silver currency of thy country in about six months. This is so much real wealth ; we are actually so much richer, a8 we owe nothing for this money. What we have not paid for in our products, is owned by those who brought it into the country, and it came here without any thing being given in exchange. It therfore cost nothing. Specie brought into the country by immi- grants is doubly valuable, as they make use of it for the _ Purpose of purchasing, cultivating and improving the soil, and for the purpose of developing the resources of the Western country. ‘The wealth added to the country witin the past year, by the importation of specie. is permanent; net a frac- tion of which will ever find its way again across the At- lantic. We have enough merchandise to send out of thé country to pay for ull foreign manufactures brought into it ; and 40 long as we holdon to the independent treasury system, and keep our currency close up to a specie standard, there will be very little danger of an excessive importation of foreign goods. Our manufacturers can compete with those of Europe more successfully under a properly regulated financial system, than when the cur- reucy is subject te those immense expansions and con- tractions, which have heretofore buen so frequently ex- perienced; and manufactures established under a restric- ted banking system,can sustain themselves under the most contracted movement, while those commenced in speculative times, and in a season of high prices, cannot stand the revolution a pinching money market invaria- bly produces, We, therefore, look upon the extension of our manufacturing interest, during the existence of low prices, and of a reduced tariff, as an exceedingly tavora- ble feature—one calculated to put at rest all statements that an inflated paper currency and a high duty, are ne- ovnsary to foster and sustain this branch of domestic in- dustry. ‘We shall never have an importation of foreign manufac- tures into this country again equal to what we have had, while our exports have been, and still are very limited 4 to what they ultimately must be. Our manufactures are increasing faster than our wants, and the markets in this part of the world for foreign goods are annually de- { creasing. A few years will suffice to change the entire complexion of our foreign trade, and place a large |, vatance annually to our credit. He sgr Exchange: 10634 340 shs + yaad ‘Trust us bf $20000 Treas Note: i 6000 Penn's 5’s 360 73 2 4000 do sms 7910 ‘Auburn & Rochester ae" 700 Ohio 6’s °50 100, 450 Long Island 1500 do 99% to Fao 90 3244 3000 tints Special 47, 150 Harlem RR bao 62: 100 4 950 do b15 62 tot Reading Bonds b60 H 100 do 62: 6000 do 76% 230 do 623 500 Indiana Canal 5’ Cs 30° (60 do bay Wats Merchant’ BE 1 00 do 62 10 Bank of America 100% 250 © do 0284 365 Reading RR 6 50 do sow 6° wo do 390 65% 650 © do 430 62 100 do trig 200 do 62 300 do 6644 200 Stonington 56 be Morris ©: anal 11% 200N A Trust 330 9 100 Nor & Wor 53 Second Board. 100 shs Reading RR 360 66 250 shs Harlem RR bis 6} 40 do 663, 50 de 83 61 400 Long Island 390 31% $00 do 83 61, 100 U 3 Bauk 4 89 do slo 6 260 Farmers’ Loan 3é 50 do 810 61, 25 Nor & Wor 53 do 6 200 Harlem KR 61 50 do 6) 40 10 62 300 = do 830 GI 50 do 6156 100 do 200 do bis 6g 50 = do 62h5 New Stock Exchan; ee $7000 Treas Notes, cash 10636 100 ahs Harlem RR cash oa 40shsHarlum RR 53 62 do, 20 do 3 Get “0LIdand RR as Sa 00 ge 62 $ Prontgaton RR cash 56 6g #10 56 CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yonx, Weonzspar Arrennoon, Juty Md. ‘The markets generally were rather languid to-day, especially of breadatuff. Sales of Genesee, afloat, with ® parcel to arrive during the present month, were made at $6. Michigan mixed and straight brands sold at $5 68% a $6 75. A lot of straight Ohio sold at $6, and seve- ral email lots southern Ohio at $6 125g. Small sales of southern were made at the same prices. Sales of Oswe- GO were made at $5 94. A-sale of puro good white Ge- nesee wheat was made at 187 cents; Ohio white do sold at 125 «127 cents, and 2 lot of Illinois mixed at 118 cts. Cor moved pretty freely, western mixed at 62.8 63 cents; flat yellow 66 a 66 cents. and round northern do, at 68 69 cents. A sale.of prime northern rye was made at 90 cents, Rye flour (Pennsylvania) sold at $425, Oats sold at 44 cents, Considerable sales of meal were made at $3. $3 1234. Provisions were very dull; sales of mess pork were reported at $14 8734, and of prime do at $12 60; a lot of first rate quality, prime do. (Ohio) sold at $13 60. Lard in barrels, stood the same; 9 was offered, and 93¢ cents asked. There was no chango in Beef. Groceries continued inactive—there were some sales of sugar and coffee made, but on terms not made public. Parous of Baxapsturre on THe 291m June, THE DAY BEFORE THE MAIL CLOSED FOR THE Last STEAMER, axp THE 14TH JULY, THE DAY BEFORE THE DeraRTURE oy thm Careponia’s Mai, June 29. July 14. Flour— ‘ g7 13% . 7 18% $6 sd a $ 19% asked. 97 — $5 68% ab Genesee. . + 160 & 1600 132 aw 1870 Ohio white... 16808 — 125 a@ 1270 Corn— Western&Nor’n mixed... ... 95890890 62 8 630 Fiat vellow.... 92 a 940 66 a 660 Northern round 990 67 068 a 690 _ 85 a 890 j — $3 50 asked. — 300 a» 312% - 430 a 440 Receipts down the Hudson River, July 13. our, bbls , + -20,179 Corn, bushels. Cornmeal, + 8.811 Wheat, bushels. Receipts pre the Hudson since the opening of Naviga- tion to the 13th inat Flour, bris, 1,280,171 Corn, bushels. . , 1,638,660 Corn” Meal, . 1,123,312 Bre | bare ra Wereport sales of about 200 barrels, inclu- dine "both kinds. The pots sold at $4 8734; and the pearls at $6, Burapsrurrs—Flour—We report sales of 10008 1100 bbls. Laat es $5 94; 650 do. Genesee, part afloat, at $6, 2100 a +» brands org at $6 75; 500 ‘do. Michigan 68%; 500 do. straiy Ohio, sold for ex- port at $6; small sales southern brats were nade at $6 @ $6 123g, and 400 bbis. southern Ohio sold at $6 1234. made up of several small lots; 1000 do. Genesee sold, to arrive in July, at $6. Wheat—sales of 5000 bushels Ohio white were made at $1 25; 5000 do., do. ut $1 27; 3000 do. Genesee sold at $1 37, ‘and 6000 do. Iinois mixed solid at $1 18. Corn—sales of about 20,000 busbels western mixed, were made at 62 a 63c.; 2000 de. at G4o.; 6500 do. flat yellow, sold at 65a 660.; 4200 do. round mixed. sold at 65 a 66c.; 8000 do. round yellow at 67a 68c., chiefly at the latter figure, and 1000 a 1600 do. at i} 690, Meat—600 bbls western New York sold at bar 12%, and 1900 do., do., including 400 afloat, at $3. Rye— sales of 1500 bushels were reported at 85¢., and 2600 do. at 9c, Rye Flour—300 bbls. Pennsylvania sold at $4.25. Oats—sales of 2500 bushels were reported at 44c. Cotron—Chere was more inquiry to-day for this ar- ticle, and the sales amount to 2000 bales.at steudy prices. Corrxe—We have only to report sales of 1,000 bags made on private terms. Fisu ~ Dry ood exhibited no change. We continue to quote it at $375; there were two or three small cargoes dry cod unsold altoat, amounting to 600 quintals. Mack- erel, in = urge way, were dull, though the retail trade ‘Was goo! it—There Ming no change in bunch raisins, which were steady at $1 50. Hemr—There was nothing new reported. Hines—The sales since our last report reach near 30,000, consisting chiefly of Orinoco, Rio Grande, Ma- rauhains, aud Mexioan, on private terms. The Orinocos are eupposed to have brought 1154 to 113%, and the Rio Grande 12, 6 months. @ stook is mech reduced in firet hands. Leatnen—Remains firm, with steady sales, at im- proving pric cle was dull, and purchases could have i. —Sales of 328 hhds. St. Croix were made on private terms, Naval Storre—Sales of 150 bris. spirits turpentine wore made at 360, and 2,500 a 3,000 bris. North County rosin, on terms not understood, but supposed to be under previous rates. Nothing new in other kinds. O1ns—The market was again firmer, and sales of 800 2.90) galls city pressed linsecd were reported at 70¢.; sales of *yglish were also reported at 680.; nothing new in whale or eperm, a Provistons —sales of 100 bbis. best quality prime pork Wers made at $13 60 ; 900 do. sour bee pe sold at 120 bbis. Ohio prime was reported sol $12 60; aad 100 do new mess were reported sold ‘ $14 87)6 | ‘60 a | 90 casas ptekled shoulders sold at 6c. Beef was steady at previous prices, Lard—93¢0. was asked for a good article in barrels, and 90. offered. Cheese we quote at Gate. Orange county butter was worth 18\0. New York western 18 a 160.; Ohio 10a 120. PR eapines an sales to the trade were making at $5 a n Svaan—No tales of moment transpired. Hats BONE.—Sales of Northwoat were m: Sales in N Bedford were made at 280 pene —The article was some firmer, and sales nIGHT#.—A Cargo was engaged to L bbl. An American vessel en aed thot fon Liverpen heat Pat 8s. 103d. wnd Lid. for Packets for the en eo engeged flour at 48., and ul, in ‘bulk ‘at 184, my) ondon, 6000 bbis. were engaged at 4a, and grain at 1d A British versels engaged 4000 bbls, to Liverpool at 30, 6d. Th jas nO Change to the continent TELEGRAPHIC, Ausany, July 14—-P, M. Flour was a shade firmer, but no sales were made Worth reporting. Corn—Salos of 9000 bushela Western | mixot and fat yellow were made at 600. Rye-2000 pushols were reported at 70c, Onts—10,000 bushels sold at 400, No change im provisions. Whiskey was some firmer. Receipts by canal for the preceding 94 hours were a6 follows :—Flour, 17,000 bbls; corn, 31,000 bush- 1s; oata, 10,000 do; wheat, 9000 do. Boston, July 14—2 PM.” Flour continues extremely dull, and we quote Michi- gan and Genesee at $5 62}6 a $5 75. No sales of mo- ment were reported. Corn continued heavy. Sales 2000 bushels southern and western mixed, sold at 70a 7130; northern round yellow was inactive at 80c, «nd the tendency of the market was downwards. Oats were ull at 450, We quote Rye at 90.0950. Meal do, at $3 75 a $4. Provisions, no change—prime $14 a $14 50; prime mess held at $17 a $18. Freights to Liverpool— Flour 3s 6d; to London, 386d a 4s, Cotton—Sales light; no change in prices. a piaaens comin aceite Be every thing dull. There is no change in our markets ‘The river is stationary. —£E———————E_————————EEE_ Married. On Sunday evening, 11th inst., by the Rev. Dr. Wait wright, Mr. Wo. G. Donuar to Miso Awva Datta Cas daughter of Westley Cane, Haq, both of this elty Ou Wednesday, 14th inst., at Trinity Church, by the Rey. Dr. Wainwright. Cuances E. Levey, Hag. to Je inta, daughter of Capt. Boxer, Royal Navy, C. B., all of Quebec. Died, Yesterday morning, July 14th, Emerine H , daughter of Wm. H. and the late Rachel C. Van Voorhis, aged 2 years, 2 months, and 24 days. The relatives and triends of the f.. pap and those of Mr. William Jackson, are invited to attena the funeral, this afternoon at 3 0 "clock, from 206 Clinton ot., corner of Monroe. Newburyport and Portsmouth papers please co On Tuesday, 13th inst.. after a short illness, Saran Canouine, youngest daughter of Charles B, and Sarah J. Kaudeen. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and those of her grand. ents, C. N. and Margaret Dodge, are re- ‘spectfully invited to attend her funeral, Thursday after- noon, 15th inst., at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her father, 4th avenue, between 3ist and 32d streets, Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for inter- ment. In Brooklyn, on the 14th inst., Mrs. Euizanern Bick: widow of the late Judah Baok, deceased, aged 4l years ‘The friends and acquaintances of the beng A are re- pectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (I’hursday) eheracon, the 15th inst., at 6 o’clock, from her late resi- i 146 Fulton street, Brooklyn, without further in- itation. vi On Wednesday, the 14th inst., AvoveTA Dawa, infant daughter of Thomas W. and Caroline A. Chandler, aged 16 months and 21 di ‘The relatives and friends ofthe family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral,this afternoon at 3 o'clock, from No. 6 Columbia street, South Brooklyn. On Wednesday morning, July 14, 1847, after s short illness, Henny Cray Vaucnan, youngest son of Phebe and Thomas Vaughan, aged 1 year, 9 months, and 13 days. ‘On Thursday morning, th inst., in Philadelphia, atter a long and painful {ilness, Mrs. Mary Axw SHeauuane, late of Washington, D. C., wife of Col. John H. She:- burne, and daughter of the late Hon. Elijah Hall, of Portamouth, N. H. Cco% ENCEM:) OF 8T. JOH IN’S COLLEG FORDHAM, ‘hurday i take plata on July 15, 184 Exercises will comment t 2 o'clock, P.M. The Harlem beta cnr ears will leave Hall for Fordham at $:30 A.M, 1 P.M. A.M. 3° PM. 10 A. M. 4 PB. x 1 ALM. 5:0 P.M iy! It re 6:30 PM. NFORMATION REQUESTED as to an Itali ent A "man name MEDICIR who erived so chin Gy frome ol upestioraan | is represented as being at that time about 55 years of age, and a very good lookin Juformation thankfully received by EBENR. TE THAYER, 6 ‘Wall street, ANK FOR SAVINGS, Chambers sorte ‘ustees have this day declared the usual dividend of 5 per cent per sums ofsand. under 500 dollars—and 4 per cent ms of 500 dollars and upwards, piyable on and after Monday, the 19th inst. Interest. not ealled for will be carried to the'aceount as principal, .J. D. P. OGDEN, Secretary. iyi GQ4NUELR BLACK, Atiore will attend promptly’to all busi in Columbia, South Carolina, and r? Hershaw, Lexington, Newberry, and Fairfield. ae ia, South Carolina. and J Caldwell, Charleston, 8.0, Columbia,8.C., July 9, | y 15 2aw20e*re UsT PUBLISHED" ie Desperadves of the South- west?” contatuing an account of the Cane-Hill Murders— vogether bani the Lives Of several of the most notorious Re- 14 Moderators of that region—by Charles Suwsmer- as This is one of the most extraord:n’ tains the only account of the Southwest ever written Its details veapectinn Regulators and Moderators ave of the most thrilling kee while the narrative ne the Cane-Hill Murders, and the trial and execution of thy posed murderers, absolutely surnass anything tw be found in n fc rien The work is » lendidly illus- Bed e cuts drawn by Matteson, and engraved by Orr.— ice 25 cents. ‘Tne author of this work ima W. Hon. T. M. Woodruff, Ho- wna herat d Seba Smith, ta vant. 20. hil fee! iscount mabe to the BURGESS « srRINGER, i. Mone & ROTHER, Be RFORD & jyld tr NE CEN r REWARD= Ran away from the subse iber on the 13th inst. Charles Fisher, an indented apprentice — jie publie are hereby cautioned pint harboring oF trusting hin. POLEON BUNEL. Nae York, July 14, 1847, jnl5 St¥re 8% a LAMPS, GiKANDOLES, HALL LaN- ‘rays, subscriber has now seaderioe oue of the best selected stock3 of the above artic city. Contry dealers thurches, hotels and private f will find it to their advantage to call an examine the k, which will be agld at reduced prices om wn” JOHN W. MORGAN, jy'4 30t®re 154 Fulton st. one door east of Broadway. ISSOLUTION —T! Be pers heretofore arieting, be tween SAMUEL N AR- & AK OMEN was diwsolved by mutual consent on the aah day of t the is firm of May last. All persons h Baker & Archer will preseut them immediatel ie sub- rier, and all debts dive said firm must be paid to the sub: ‘criber, who alone is authorised to settle the affairs of the late fie JM 3tre NES—EDWARD WIRT! for sale a superior quality and both of the blue and yellow ‘o sell upon favorable ierms. assortment of the above art stone, whieh he will be willl _ivi4 300" rre ADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARD- ROBE —The highest, prices can be obtaimed by gentle men or families who are desirous of couverting their left off wearing apparel into cash. Fam gentlemen quitting the ci denees, having an) y, or changing resi- yeriwous effects to dspore af wif had it'much to their advautyge to send for the subscriber, who will sitend them a tei rexidenee, by appoiatment J. LEVENST YN, ap etairs. Ladies eau be aitended to by Mi LEVERS jy re Ee eee W ‘irnberan water or esol ‘woman, ira ier clue plseey Aaly catke bind Bose, 500 aap eerences ‘DIA’ TELY- wT ry Matis ‘Cutters f cere PANTED TMD aul aut tio Ne BANBO RT NEW HA. ‘Tuesday, ‘jai 20th, the fast runoing steamboat see 35 343 toa burthen, witha ver he Mevehante? peer ‘d ape Let 1ON as book Keeper, ‘cay nee! tmee merchant? Address: by let W. NT ED—O Boud and Mo: wee ceete al ral pre' ith the most unquestionable. security to M. ee Towner, Esa., 16 lu acdttion wd will meet wi imme i by auction asahore, on Friday moraing the 16uh inaeaat, et nine The stock comprises rence, “ Catharine,’ jon to town or conse ANTED—A situation as soabecnaid, fer ing, by a steady, aeien.| EPO! Bh Brovdway, New York BARNTHONY Gna Ant k & Co., Importer of French Plates, Frames and struments, General Agent for the pparatus, and materials of every of foreign and home manufacture. ‘A. having retired from the busine: vot sel! exclusively. to furnish thls required in the art His long en rs i generally aig Ea ANTED—BY A Rk! isp ot ee YOUR MAN hey the country, as hi yor ky pot he will devote all his Vewee Lee on bond and mortgage of portrait taking, the sartees mate- e cilities for supplying the ys 88 Second atreet, stati of arcicles ou the most reasonable terms. had, will meet wit tention, any time until all aeele hi ‘generally useful. ‘situation by a steady young i a in @ store, where he Satisfactory references can be ars willing te employ such a young man, lense address by letter Sy EG. ARS SEGARS, SEGARS—H, HENRI ae hig friends and the Broadway, corner of Pia e sale ‘of imported Havana and Princi Sex: be constantly ou hard a choice assortment of all 5. trade supplied on liberal terms. oor CHE—TOOTHACHE.—Dr. PRITCHARD 8 ‘oothache Mixture, ~eouee to afford teemeds ate na f, and superior to anz T< paration by. an experienced dentist, sad approved by ma ‘sicians throughout the Union. omic reasonable terms. ‘ront, and opposite Fulton’ Market. HOTON {fair COOLERS —I would most respect- f the public to my newly invent> tou water. The beauty and du- NEW YORK, July 14, 1817 athe will leave Fa CE, e{CALEDONIA inst. “Her mails w jet ats aa Pe f additional al fait ouace, 3 cents, ‘Thursday the ish it” jecers must be prepaid to e or under, 5 cents, and each ROBERT H. MORRIS, P.M. LYCEUM BUILDING Agreo iba ey roms. ew A QHTICULTORAL £3 e Pamtes A ricultural prings, on the ik Keociation Lew changes rf © “All Persons de us of ie tho caure of Hs culture, are earnest vited to sme tr ye ‘of Flowers, F cores, offices, pi vas ed ul rian may be withia the reach to call at 262 Water st. mborts, shi thove nwill beuolibet » prin co that 68] Brosdwary opp sbuane ‘The public are respectfully inv between Peek slip and Dover atreet, uext door to Mott's Beove of Mr. Jame Fro Rooms—of toe eae ae } 4 orgatry H. Waddell, N. B-—The Cooler can be seen in operation sa 3 Wate ee King Delifield, hu 7 Archibald Russel Ie A DVERTISEMENTS are daily, forwarded for eel Wacko will be ne nee hunins Bute, Mr Be Bar: ieee Ha Miss Bei et. ‘o Li setae Pin Bi half-past C3 ASTLE SREnEN i Mr. B, . Stage Manage: mence with «| timp iy Jenkins, Mi Waleot Himat jeots L 5 Everard; Lord Lovel, Levere; Betty Fina dancing, by the most accomplished performers. To ‘paclude with LOVE | My Holland, Sm rt, Mr. Walcot; Rose, Miss Clarke. : Performance to commence at &, ee ‘short sum- nee rius, Mr. Bellamy? ‘alia, omedy of A POtirxive BLUE-A. NOT say genet: exats Pit and Gallery, 12% cents ors open at a ic ‘Thursday Evening, July 15, the euteytaumeats,w ta wil com: Wy the arte ot Br OEE RY cues ins. iug, a variety of singing and ALL CORNERS—Simon, Caster GARDE hinese Juck Keyis board 25 cents. Open from 6 o'clock, y Exbibitiou—The ug at Castle Garden = NTOMIME maton al ba dh NEXT, OTF! erecting in Broadway, will be opened for management of buaisre recom \ ME CAN MUSE suoes ry a ON KENNEBECK Fi nit aie fee va, Mi ‘ M id othe family, Pete Marui, Miss Julie oe mn EEBANTA ANNA'S WOODEN Maguifcent’s Moving Diorama of the ‘Will also be exhibited at each and every pe M. PAs.e OPES HOUSE—THE FRENCH ram D Pa IMPANY » whose: per> lecittronat bovh in the Havana and New Orleans Theatres, created the most astounding senration, and elicited shouts of approval from one and all, will make their 6rar apnearauce at ul 515 ter = | Bist bad THEATRE —This pepblighiment, now poses solely, ree ‘about the first of September, under the Pechoss/ofi soktnon indeed bee nak tious for the season, wil lesions earns 109 Leonard street. N, sole Proprietor Europe, all letters and ar. FORMANCES both Af The most talented and Feat We Sian flacsia packet at this house, and will rt Rhetrditeud Conse ais aud evening, at halt-past and aise; rat 8 o'clock, ucluding the Chap LEG, in Army in Mexico, may be seen here FUNERAL OF NAPOL IN BONAPARTE, riormance. Admission 25 cents. jelre “AUXHALL SALOON.-THIS EV] ENTERTAINMENT—To cx Betton of Songs, Duets, Tiiaa,, Ro und: jes, 5. GARDNER, Sec’y. ‘0 LOAN ON BOND AND MORT- GAGE, at legal interest, upon improved d aunineumbéred property, in the business part of authoris rine Buildings. agency is i he ferrand need appl; in_the premises wil em beware that justi¢ he premises are’ ve fon Pal the pr foun is PRIVATE vows ~ a. EN AN; AMO, AIL AD COMPANY, ew \t, Passengers by take Rransport, Capt John Goulds at 33g orclock P. will take the cars for Bordentown, thence ington, and arrive at Phi in. tine to eonuect w A, ges Post ‘tice, fmbor, where the: SON, TAILORS AND TROWSEAS oy STRAND, Dress Trowsers, 30s. abouc7 o’elock next mi southern and western IN.—Dress Coat, 608.5 aD New York to Philadelphia, $225, ots, 428; Dress id would do well to inspect the cted Cloths, Doeskins and Vest- ey will find at our |NCREASE OF SPEED, F STEAMBOATS —My new method propelling has been secured, nearly completed, a0 that the public may s ment shone tobe sph to steamboa umber Ofscientific and prac rease the speed oue-third, and make the wish to communicate with those who feel d in improvements, and I should like to sell one-e jon, to enabla me to defra e at the Croton Fonudry D SAFETY, purchases, as. thi AND RARE: of @ newest and most a) more’ fabri hows of Eugland manufactori EDM 69 Strand, London, England, ALIONAL LOAN Won gt ASSURANCE 8_- Ginny. OF LONDON. A Bai establishment goods of 1) Ist aulodi Ste 3 Gs the a from surplus prem Goerck stce (iart ol the Gapiial ie ascend ie tT. LAMIE George street, Hanover Square, C ourt United States Board of Local Diecut Poe 74 Wall ie aoe EXCURSION AND PIC NIC—ASH- LAND INSEITURON, No, 2, SISTERS y txcurson and Pic Nic on FINDA yin lica cesdnnal teak ian Drerton they would cordiall mids Of temperance to Unite With Sacto invite their friends Ma ‘on that occ: Vi c Edw. Habicht, est. General Accountant. org lee oly Reaeesty oan vec aud the Yoot of 19th str uane street at dg past 7; Market street ‘East River, a and proceed on her way toKe! c. slic of the Ase troughout the indo Delaney nee five wil Py no pains to Tea © his beautiful grove as NDEK Geaeral Agent for the United States and BONA. Colouies, ngton Bross Bead is engaged for ne day. ‘hall se ean dw. a5 bKPAN FUND Like ASSUKAN' HY ¥ OF LONDON—Chief Office for America, naw York.—The following resolution passed by aks ie ape Hie ed red!) Juired States veh Bi ie Ww. Hardenbrook, Charles J. Day, 90 8th Avenue; Bewer jadaon st morning of the excuWion. [ithe weather should prove a sable ‘on Friday, the excusion will come o! tmation of person AMBOAT EXCURSIONS AND. \T PARTIES —The fast new low pressure steamboat NORTH AME rel fo accommodata Boctetie 'S. Local TREOB HARVEY, Chairman. J, Leanper Starr, General Agent. ‘That persons assured by bes Societ, whole Sore of life be allowed to cross and re-cross mail or first class Steamers, or in first clus ig vessel 1s during the months of May, J Oxtober free of he charg bren es emily too well known by the cit lal asa eee class large and spacious steamer to need any p. ticular description September, and ‘Apply atti ae sect, us. and a selecti a. of the Bi 1 Ope: ny Me. Sharpes Miss ison 4 preside at the Piano Forte. An estire change of performance grery Evening. sion to the Garden, free. ING-MUSICAL of a choice col- jentimental, Comic, ace, Messrs. ‘Quayle, jos ‘ickets 25 kone pe re admit a ESTE. and Ladies. Admis- RAND CONCERT-This iDvesing, at Pinteax’s Ci slic Colonues Saloo at 8 o'clock. Prien OF $30.—To come off July 10h Fr more to : Th iy ‘evening, July 15, eu or before 9 o'cluck, P.M. te CENTREVILLE. COURSE, rm L Mile heats—to 250 pound wag A. Conklin enters, | Jones enters... b. g. Manhattan, E, White. .bom, Bell Ringer, br. m Sally Sutton. 4. g. Trustee. r, Daney outers... 6.4 +0 Enerance one ome fotker refrethments that never won a purse over $30, 2 mile heats in harnes: ‘Vo close at Green and Beveu’s, HURSDAY, July 15,at3 o'clock, P.M. Match for $900 K- Atd o'clock—Purse $30—Mile heats, teat 3 in 5. in Harness. te) yi Ite Tis DULLEST TIM for the Chinese Jank and Arc! would be no better than the wi ‘Archy, his usual caution, beateoilection for the curious he has ¢ Bird ©: &e. ¢ Daly's Hotel, Mentrenl, by 43 fe has the Croton wi teenth tre Fou acs for City Hall every five minutes; is within a few 10 Brosdw airason corner, in Bower iN Were is OF THE YEAR—Only hy, the city at present of Wisconsin ; bat now on hand the offered, of natives ith pat-paid, will meet with Pn Gia JEYE, 5 John st. HALF OF A HOUSE TO LET—Second ory, 27 ntain; cars, ds Aig 00: pate &e.; mi as pure fs ‘mountains coud door (rom the simpiimmitdtits NP C1 at 317 Fulton street, Brookly quired. ‘ TO LET—A suit of rooms, with fall or partial board, (ial ina pleasant los well calculated for a gentleman and tis wife and a single lady. Application to be ma Wivu.” Hefereuces siren andre jovember, December, J and April, is Payment (previous to embariat remit of a quarter per ceut (25 cents on eae F. CAMR iyo Wisgtaw Th&Sa re RE WEBURY cH SE JUNK AND CONEY Is aND HORRY —The commod ous and for the present w: ion), of an extra CLEAN HOUSE, pegnis the Hi PM Per No. ni Neds y 1234 RSION AND COTIL- iin managers of the Thistle Pegerclant Association, respectful awia, | in House. une of departu Courier aut Enquirer and Sua jyl0 tats mataw Tr NTINGS, ENGHRAV: en AND dca rp you wish to purchase either the be af o> where so large ae ve and at more veagee*the prices wes art at COLMAN'S, Broadway, who he. eeeutly ty sy cases of Ont Varmtings au id Ry ed extensive invoices of all the new vail: ly anuounce that they will give Grand Excursien and ( N.R., Thursday the 2@d inst. Accompanied by the barge < RAT ey Tickets one dollar each for lady and gentleman ; children half price. To be ugauie eoose) Deosiveny, Sapte A Norther Hotel, 79 Courtl.ndt, and of either of the mang: for particulars, see salt a ts. we ‘and recei\ M. Lean’s, 54 Walker stret immense stock of Books is going off at very re- NEW 2 x RN BOATS FOR PANY gk RR OMETON MED! IAT PLACES. Hogkie SLLIAMS, aa K Coats of Arms furnished and embiazone: tuous style—ur way be had i in the most sump- in which Titian’s Ve- inety other choice bh board the Boats, or to Geo, ott Brocrteen ee a ten anteage "persons are forbid trusting the above b nats on te edaarolinncumers ~SHOKE, LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY — is well Lm Bathing place is now open for the rec badina, ators srl be spare "The steamer Oras, from Fulton Market, and the ates Edwin Lewis, from Washington Market, will make adaily ong Branch. Stages will be at Ocean House pon the arrival of anid boats toe SAMUEL COOPER, tr by the Mei ie of Liverpool Packet dtd packet ship HOTT ra Bursley, will sail her re we York on the 21st of July, fo IGHLAND HOUSK, N.J—Th inform his frends and the publi receive boarders. ‘Those who may tronage, may be assured that ery attention will be dt their comfort and amusement. The location is too well known to require comment; suffice it to say, so faras regards health, sea bathiug, fishing, and a beautiful view of the Atlantic, not to be surpassed by any other situation in Ni 18) Boats will be in attendance to take parties out fishing aud sail- ing. Price of board moderate. The Leagoree Edw Lewis ly to and from New York dai jy13 6t*re PE: ER 'W. SCHENCK. to secure passage to Liver, TLEMEN “GMAT Ips lem fe y wishing to you wish to exjoy good health and feel cool, this hot you must not neglect having it matters not of what. kind 6 he or dark—they can be made to look "od Murray, forner of Werhiagton strece, ty where you can depend upon having given to the pablic, defies health to mouey wil note to the great pessoual Comite CORT! for their friends e the Old Country, can mi rangements with th Hottinguer has sple: cabin, and steerage passengers, sae desirable conveyance for assent your Coats and Pants materials they are— imevery respect a most Fo, secure berths, ap- ASC si nition oF comment. ii do well to call or send a 86 South stree' t poh door below E S, 94 Murray street. don it in this city with ‘eU e omit hee were bi Bak t i¢ BROADWAY, NEW Yu. ng recentl furnished and ae fitted up the exter jouse No. 648 Broadway, is now Dyepared for the reception of permanent or transient house is so arranged as to afford convenient parlors bed rooms fur families, also single rooms for geutlem F mihiee from the South, and other strangers visiting the city, wi jad at this establishment all the comforts of the best ho: it eat 8 Brent saving of expense. MRS. M. MORKIB. s street, 20 door from. Willian, nge assortment of Shirts, of every y, tad the late: }, and of superior workmanshi Fancy and lain Line igall nie common Shirts, Souveantly ly on han a estern merchants are re: i call before purchasing. "JOHN WOORSEY, ae waa | re SNTVETH ANNUAL FAIR of the Ateneee hak of the City of New York —The Mam f and indastry, announce to th that CAST GARDEN, the largest amy world, has been procured tor the reception of F moet uery, ‘and choice fabrics of skilland ingenuity, from the manu- fectorien aud workshops of our country, on FRIDAY and SATURDAY. she ist and ad days of October next, and will ope «to the ge on (oso e Sth, at Qo’clock, A. M.and found a He Shwe, ricultaral and Horticultural Exhibitions, Ploughing and Snediug snesehens aud che Nectornt Convention of Farmers, Garde. ers, and silk Culturists, will oceupy por- thons of the first aud second weeks. The friends of eeunry and improvement throughout the United States, are invited to come and patronise this g eat na- tional exhibition, to the usual preminms of old aud silver, medals. lomas, aad the ‘Van Schaick,” ‘T'all- 14 "Knapp” premiums, $400 has been appropriated as qxtra cash premiums, ulars, giving full particulars, will be i HB er on Sunday, in ni boarders nor ehuld forts of & home, “Sicuation, vicinity of Bi Hroadyray; hoping, moderate, aid references OBES ORIENTA\ E— Th r zh robes, whic are ied the sdmmiratn ol Honable circles of E are peculiarly fa ia an well as irate ‘comfortable tor wear. io wi It to id ROHR ene 7% there are 0 all the com- the chew ak Shirt, 128 Spri ENGE—Notice ( N will bs panetually attended to at the most “hes hes 1a N. B.—The highest pri off wearing apparel. mh 30r®m LY KILLING ere Ne BE Pr Ailling Paper, = Tages, FY: ROBBE, Wille jyl4 3 Re’ P#iNTs BY THE POUND —Jast received at Di fy, 4186 id ¢ Columbis Fe Gitndet eet comer of Colaba a | fe Henlish lon % tention of buyers vas their cheap: ness will be made Tanifest on ins R DUFFY. &SON, yt ttre 48h Grand street, corer of Colnmbia, TOY POG MINTALUR PAINTERS, ac — C No. 2 Courtlandt sireet, near Broadway, wholesale: and recht au factarersof traveling, sretings sd jewsley Boxe, Miniacare (asesaud Sete Tags, Bute Locket; watel, 7 pit and pencil Boxes; for sibver plate neatly arran ‘Trays made and Wage ie show cases, to,con- tain watches, hans keys, pins, thimbles, pe Pencils, he ‘A variety of bore acjeler constantly ge b ‘on hi and made went; with neatness and dt, street, Wie HGH LON, x MD. hag removed bd live onk, locust and cedar, salt- ear sinee. All very: in as good condition oan accommodation for Passengers are best invterials, frames mostly the stocks, and resalte prered ‘and refitted, and near! OAKES TODIN heer Rh either chronic or inflammatory— of the limbs, contractious of cords matters uot of how long standiag; ru hard swelling and enlarged joists few applications of this Liniment. with incredible success in scrofula or king's oui enlarged and hip joints, tic doloreux, and n OF byoole at one ad M. that day fdether arsioalars apply to i a It of flesh wounds, an ae) never been known to fai sores, and swell FOW NEW QRUEANGCovising aay Ter valso stiff neck, sore thrat f Packets—The fast sailing Packet Bark L,.. Minott, Prams is noy load- aM Soaiively saul on tor e, haviny HOLESALE SHIKT boggy es 34 Platt cers a kidneys, in ‘the ch htrnjshed accom. speedily ang effeceully eradicates cutaneous eruptions of in the form of salt rheum, pos Ywarmor fetter, barber moves toothache an comms, bunions, chibi, Ke. It souratintbie Ki 8. IMGERNEE, Bole Prop 1a 230 Pearl For sale also, by Draggists generally. NCIENN S LACES —W. 5U ped way, offer alange assortment of the above, r cent ¢ nese ieeplar prices. Als $6 South at. leans, J.O. Woodruff & Co., who will ods to their address. tain Hathaway, will pent the Agents in New prpmerly Sarwar al 01 . i Passage to and from Liverpool by tar renal ir iling on the Ist and 16th of e ‘Wishing passage to the ol ean have them brought out rior for comfort Rigi 7 Broad gi, Haier: a ly in ewer prt ship 5’. h ¢ Royal Bank of Irelnad, o., Bankers, London, payable at irs & Mash 1 iat RACTIC BABY JUMre NTA new and aseful its three months old and up lee Testing, as the: ee serves to sustain the child 2 forthe com aX Prescott. Grate, Ames fe C sight, free of discount. Apo ROCHE, BRO Tt aith. ‘Po i eer a ber angured om oe iSGOW ~The N iin ‘On OCR rab, aah exular used and and serail at 311 Broadw: right or stage i ood, h pqzommodations, apply mr eth i MINTURN? S ‘@ “south street, succeed the: Hyndeford ine and Patente sertmeny of Wresen pester Ol I Hhevae mare areted ‘oud are considered the bes jorier, of the Freu wand are eon ‘Theve lamps are for sale madera bt large assortment of rich plaim and cut glass, 1, Vases, china ware, toilet sets, and every ar Nand call on her vex N LINE OF PA a ly sche Rer regu has large and elegant cabin arrange ms somely accommodate a limited mumbergt e ‘nt and airy rooms on deck {verpool oa the Lye Sep roepe ‘Those ws ri cae for Learoes upon afin terms, to tere Persons urd fot ee ears berths Uvely saul ia ke She has le ES HYPERION FLUID, or Vegetable ae hee ng a eee compoun its tonic Rh stimu)» peplises, combines in itself he well: knee Yes UER, 1000 tons, slog tare on lendid large aud comforts. captain, on board, at west ta a ‘ MINTURN, 67 South street, gue be sail on her regular loss ia ot pomatum, nom ht the ‘hair in its embryo ie ae and conti baldness; and ass wl rat art ee failed 1¢ fase: | | pristine beauty. |; BOGLE,, Boston, and for sale by 100 Fulton gE new Positive y. smodetions’ apply on be boar tr ei pis ce uperior furnished accom: LLiOTt, ¢ a ri i Vall Ry Ye 56 South ot eins, and sail the 26th of "August, bends” nr BD ins to ‘OR HAVE Lt ke. ‘ Tie pocket ship 8IDDONS, UBY'S, ura SECOND D LINE me | DOV @HINCKEN, Packet Bark GE pate from New Or at 1 wharf. foot of Wall joes will Weer attend to the reege vs FAB 0: unfarnished, at 31 North Moore st. FURNISHED ROO. TO fsa] and two bedrooms on the 2d floor, at 27 Warren st. Jy10 6t#re eres only ‘and well roughout the country. tre following hours, viz>— Yew Brighton—At@and 11 A. M,and 2 and 6 P.M. Noi er, New York—At 9 A. M. and 12 ‘and 6% P. M,and more frequent communications will be established au the season advances: ‘on New York, at 9 A. M.,2 and (% P. The Pavilion is now Teady | for the recent vat Seapeny, ap2s tire F. BLANC. APARIMEGTS TO CET, handsomely Toast LET—A front parlor pe ae and superior in all respects: oplberes yer? single rooms in the various tor is now ready to treat with /amilies or parties rooms for the season. Letters addressed to tel, Broadway, will receive immediate at- ‘A steamboat runs between New York and New Brighton, at ; ponday Arrangement—From New — at8 A. M., 1234, ‘manent Country Ri Scriver offers for sale h Farin aitate Pennsylvania, 14 miles nort iuadep) acres of land,'288 acres of which are in the hi tivation, producing wheat, rye, Indi acres beit ood! and a large piazza ou the east, the whole house sure grounds surrounding ¢ farm three ‘stone houses for farm three large stone barns, contr wing hundred head of cautle. and tor t house, ice house, fish po ked with the finest stream of spring water in every eld, the Philadelphia and New York papers « Pieaby Vnily' churches. Further desc: Hon is wnnecenrary ited to call and eva however, jody that for beauty, heal advantages, it is not surpessed by any in the U acre. App GEORG lontgomery co. It contains chest state of c corn aud p has eae sacal-s . ists ia fine stone mansion, 00 feet i with nee tion for a poly of twenty persons. rhe plea- Ve e shaded ‘with eleg evergreeus, and very beautifully Inid out. ‘Chere are on the ers or !cnants, together with » snail, by which the same day are received, and an omnibus passing the gate morning and a ni immediate vicinity are Episeopsl, Lutheran and u tion tl which is $220 per may be well also o mentio nae Sai oe. Trendwellt Ei W h in about 46 feet, shed and now i gecupie fere ge house, ce hi Sonpenlens cei ketltiegs be cromnas, well stocked with a reat variety of cholee fr bery and oraamental trees subscriber onthe premires, 14 dor#re, Dypry, HARPS, 21 BROAL maker and importer, rers of this delightful lection he has now on. sale, fmost splendidly finished, and also plein deseript brilliant toned Dont tice—in tone, touch, elegance an xcelled. Harps riptions can be y Porwarted per sing! Poatay ‘here are also on the premi se, gardener’s house, and other . F. BROWNE the attention of ini: | ment to the very elegant comprising some | Fulton sti depends upon the fr fore follows that sum 2 Ss way, wi assortment, aud cheapectiin ww N-B-Imported Freuch Boots, 6 M. CAHILL. fag THES BER would resecth 7g GRIER a nega ow hand a large sssortment of Ladies Hldzen's colored and black Caster Boots, Bu rare aed ore fa the cit treet. corner of Wonster rangers, a full | ciel Lo it eu) cular attenti ‘Guocka, ‘Suapeuders, droulderBracen oanned a py artist to atten { many of his visitors, he has concluded to oren the Are: jate be cece Billiard Ds be cond acted, Ranta f visitors will he rarefully commderen 4 spared 10 render this Baloon foily worthy of Uie high ert. beautiful light and airy Summer ts, expressly adapted to the great summer object af “keep: 0 xz it| LATEST MOMENT! NEWS FROM MEXICO BY OUR SPECIAL OVERLAND EXPRESS, THE AMERICAN PRISONERS, ATTACK ON TAMPICO. Santa Anna Raising Money at the Point of the Bayonet. Be. Ke. &e. Our overland express from New Orleans reached Bal. timore yest-rday morning, with advices from that olty of the 7th instant. Our special agent immediately trans. mitted the following summary of the news, The New Orleans Picayune of the 7th inst., announ- ces the arrival of the schooners Sarah and Major H. Bache, from Tampico, both having sailed on the 27th ult. By these arrivals the most interesting news relates to the American prisoners in Mexico, All the accounts, verbal and written, agree that intelligence had been re- ceived at Tampico that Majors Gaines and Borland Capt. Clay and the other American prisoners in Mexico, had been released, and ordered to Tampico under a large esoort. This escort was said to consist of 900 men. ‘The verbal reports which have reached us, are to the effect that when the prisoners had reached within 160 miles of Tampico, they were met by Urrea,who detained them as prisoners. The story is further, that Urres had ordered out all the me® of the country that could be raised, for the purposes of making an attack upon Tam- Pico. It appears to be certain that such was deemed the immineney of an attack that three companies of the 11th Infantry, which were waiting at Tampico for trans- portation to Vera Crus, were ordered ,up into the elty, Every man there was under arms, expecting the town to be attacked. We have heard so frequently of the apprehensions of an immediate attack upon Tampico, that very little at- tention is paid to them. The present alarm appears to be better founded than usual. We see no reason to doubt the report of the release of our prisoners, of their encountering Urrea and his treatment of them. We have nothing but the reports eurrent in Tampico, and credited by Captains Furwell and McDowell, of the schooners which have arrived. ‘The Sarah was boarded on the 28th ult., off Marina from the U. 8, brig Heckia, blockading the port in company with U. 8. schr. Flirt. The following letter js from Mr. Clifton, the harbor master of Tampic: ‘Tamprco, June 27, 1847. Gontlemen—As several vemsels. have, run preat Hiek ta. coming in towards the bar of T: ico, aed give notice to masters that there ase’ three Fetal States pilots at the bar, and that SACRE shows herself. a boat goes out to meet her; but should the bar be too rough to a black will be hoisted on the North Polat, and the vessel will sicher sb sr eight fathoms or stand off ‘ould # vessel by accident get #0 close in as to have to run in or go ashore, a boat wil some a8 near ax possible, and point with a flag in what direction to steer. Bi the houses on the North Point to bear W. N. W. am they will be off the mouth of the channel. If we should think it safe for her her to stand in, a white flag will be hoisted. All thia will be when it is ‘impossible to get over the bar; when it is really possible to cross, s boat will be off the bar from daylig "until dark. Cassius M. Clay, Maj. Borlaud aud all the American prisoners are expeoted in town to-morrow or next day. The three companies of the 1ith regiment of now awaiting transportation to Vera Crus, have been ordered up tg town, as it is said the prisoners have « Very large escort —I have heard it set down at 900 men. ‘bh jooner Star, from Vera Cruz, and the schooner Prentice, from Mobile, came in this m I have been:sent to the bar in company with Caj Edward Jenkins,to form » United States Pilot estal ment, as the former one did not give satisfaction. Ci tain obert see is activel pao in my at the interim, Respectfi A. J. Curron. An extra ofthe New Orleans Times, of July 7th, an- nounces the srrival of the steamship Alabama, from Vero Cruz on the 2d inst. The latest dates from Mexico by t rrtval are to the 19th June. Santa Anna it is said has demanced 4 forced Joan of one million, and is raising the money at the point of the bayonet. A letter further states that the work of fortifying the approaches to the Capital is progressing with great ener- gy, but with very little judgment. No further tidings have been received from General Seott, except that he has abandoned Jalappa, and it was in possession of the guerillas. Commodore Perry has returned from his expedition to Tobasco; he found the river impassable, and consequent- ly landed his troops and marched to thetewn. He found the enemy ready to receive him, and having drawn up his foroes, they fired, which the Commodore returned, when they scattered. Four of our men were wounded,Lieut. May among the number, lost an arm. a THKLEGRAL Liu Shocking Affair in Philadelphia. Puitapecrmia, July 14, 1847, William Rushworth and Patrick McGuire quarrelled last night in Decatur street; a regular fight ensaed, when the former got the latter down, throttled him until his tongue protruded from his mouth, and then bit it off. The physicians fear death will ensue from mortification or lock-jaw, and in case of recovery he will be deprived of the power of articulation, —— BY THE MAAL Wasnixoron, July 13, 1847, Despatches from General Taylor—General Scutt and Mr. Trist—The United States and the Roman Pon- uf. Letters have been received from General Taylor, stating that he can spare some troops to General Scott, having now a superabundance for his present exigeneles. He does not design moving on San Luis Potosi, as his present convictions are opposed to such a movement as inexpedient, because unlikely to be attended by any good results. No necessity at present existe for » for- ward movement, as General Scott’s advance on the capt- tal will be made before he can be joined by General Taylor, The declaration of the latter, that he has a larger force than he requires, is # sufficient refutation of the hacknied charge that the administration has left General Taylor destitute of troops. Nothing further has transpired of the misunderstand- ing between General Scott and Mr. Trist. One party has already made his representation of the affair to the id the prospect is not surpassed | proper quarter here, but a correct judgment cannot be by any_spoton the Hudson river. Forterms, &e., apply tothe | Proper 4 Jade tormed on an ex parte statement, and therefore one ean- | not as yet arrive at a satisfactory conclusion, Fault | there is, and grievous fault, somewhere. It is now matter of certainty that the Pope has int!- mated his desire, though not formally, to open diplo- fe Action aa ever offered to their’ no: | matic relations with this country. T’he channel through on Ag ltt pce sal | which the overture bas been made is such that it cannot 1190rd at W*re vg | fa LIGHT HAT! CLEAR HEAD !—KNOX, at 128 a | be disregarded. The cabinet is fully alive to the mu- tual advantages that would result to both coun- tries from the establisement of diplomatic intercourse betwren them, and the President in his next annua) mes- ing coo] Mite healthy. snd vi ction of the brain more or less Iasticity of the head. It the nuld ce as light aud airy fe more money with one o a will find the fargent ia city, wholesale or re- Haat wed tnd perged dansot Ke. Gentlemens tnd Beye wrilscll a low ae auch ary Na Gentlemen's Boots an ‘Shoes made to | at manner at sept Tits walt” | NG ; AS ND Se GOODS—Gentle NEW, SrRING, A Anata, now fer yy Aes 237 Broadway, corer Eee craved. with Lia nen Us ee | Rae ~The ‘subscriber reapeetfally “Tnforma his ratrons and the public, that in compliance withthe wish sonable reputation it has aeguired. prea 8s on sage to Congress will recommend the appointment of | Charge @’ Affaires, to reside alternately near the courts of of Rome and Tuscany. Our commercial relations with | the latter country, render the opening of diplomatic re- lations absolutely necessary, and the increasing impor- tance of the States of the churoh, under the wise rule of tho present excellent Pontiff, will beget a like necessity in their regard. The Pope will of course send e layman to reside near the government of the United States equal in rank to the agent our government shall com- mission. Genera, Scott's force is swelling gradually, and num- bers by this time some fifteen thousand men. By the | ead of this month he will have upwards of five thousand more. Hie has now « sufficient force for apy enterprise that he may feel himself called to engage in. His troops are of the very best material His entrance into the ca pital, if opposed, will bes bloody onv. But it is need lews to say that with the conflicting accounts from the clty of Mexico, it is impossible to form © reasonable conjecture whether he will or will pot wes. with serious | opposition. After the fall of Vera (>is, Sante Anny je | boasted that there were four points 0. the | capital which it would be impossible 1 | pass, It has already passed two, Pueute Nacional and «road to the our army te Cerro Gordo. Whether the other two will be defended, | \¥# stall problematical. GALVIENSIB, Bautimone, July 14, 1847 The Volunteers fer the War—-Theatricale—dimus¢- jug, vt the Be Baltimore anil i organising bie meo so rapldly 94 pra¢ | eable. He hes rome four hundred at the fort, oad it le