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payable to the stockholders registered in this city, at the American Exchange Bank on the 2nd of August. ‘There has not been @ very active demand for fereign exchanges by this paoket, and quotations continue with- out any material alteration. The supply of bills in the market is large. ‘31 jremen . . 30 Bvt Excuances. Sostor ~~ *hiladelphia 7 spar & Sob Si Heels 9 Jalomore: Augusta. flo Mouile(ie ore, ds jotarions ror Src Atmer. gold, old. aol a’ i, Jarolus dolls, .1,03 > a Bs eet Neges eee) eo RRR = Hes Banks a 136 per cent discount. The amount of uncurrent money offering for redemp- tion is very small, as the issues of the Eustern banks in circulation throughout the Western country, and we shall not gee any large amount of them this way until the fal trade opens, when the country merchants visit the city and make their payments. ‘We annex our usual table of quotations for the prin- cipal State and other stocks used for investment :— Pnicxs or Stocks in THe New Youx Manxer. Redeem 1847.5 1847. 1847. ate. able. June 4. June 29. July 23. United sites $ ima 107 alO734 108 4a10635 — 1836 10S 106” 10536a103% 105 al + 5 98 8 New York, 7 Saas Oot H. Ey 104 I ry ig 1008 rr 36 bs 5 18501-3100 210034 100}ga101 100 ald». bs 5 1855-8 100 Yor “alol4 190 alae i 5, 1850-60-1 100 al00% 1b0>gal01 100 aol 436 1849-58 2 964 1G — Ohio, 6 1890. 013g 99% A100 995 oy 6 1856-60 102}q 1005401086 100 4 5 1850-56 — 93 a by 7 1856 10394 1034¢a104 109 Kentugky, 6 —— 05 1045ga104% 100! 5 B20 88 Utmois, 6 47 a 47h indiana, 5 45 6 = 38 inp $3 8985 o0s;n 80% 1980 80 ing — 3 a 83: a a 80 ed 100 a = 100 "a — "100, a100%4 N. York City? 1857 107 al08 a— 108}¢a109 “ ae ase 10g aloe 18, ini It 104 a 5 ime 8 288 eo 8S Du Comme N. ¥ full 95, 8 NG B0HGa BONE 90 98” 90)n0 99% 90 Y. Life Ins & ‘Teare Co, 1050106. 108 "a tae Loan & Trust Co. 36 490% 95, 8 39 a Ohio Life Ins. 50. 103 signe wt ra jank of U.S in im yl'a. 5 a— 4 4 Jersey R. R. 0 186 9108 105, 006” 107 a Mohawi ited R isitoad, 69 a— Utica & Schevecta Raid 125 0127 12001221) 3 Syracuse & Utica Ruilrond 199 mlz 123360125 124 125 Auburn & Syracuse 07 09 108 allo Auburn & Rochester R, i al03 102464103 104 Fs wading Railroad, 63%{n 64 6630 6736 67 7, hie ry her ar ia ae Reading Railroad Mtg Bus, 1 Ths OM Tage 1306 The variation in inteslena for several of the stocks in the above list, has been caused by the payment of di- vidends, while in others the variation has been produced by the temporary depression gruwing out of the recent advices from Mexico, It will be observed that govern- ment stooks have declined, within the past week or two, ‘There isno other cause fot this than the impression which during that time has existed relative te the posi- tion ot Mexican matters. The favorable complexion of this question up to the Ist of July, in connection with the eusy state of the money market, had created a con- fidence in the securities of the government, calculated to carry up prices somewhere in the vicinity of old rates, Dut the probabilitios of a xpoedy cessation of hostilities becoming lees and Jess every day, holders of government stock began to feel alarmed, and the fear of further loane coming upon the market, much sooner than previously snticiputed, induced many to realize, and the result was the decline alluded to. Within the part day or two matters connected with Mexico have sssumed more favorable ap- Pearance, and the indications are deoldedly of a more Peasetul character. Accounts recently received from the seat of war are certainly more enoourag- ing, and if they sre confirmed, there must be o Movement soon made, that will remove all the difficul- ties existing between the two governments. We attach every importance to the course things take previous to the entry of our ermy into the city of Mexico, as every thing depends upon the progress made in opening nego- tlatious, prior to any further demonstration of hostili- ties. Ax we have repeatedly stated before, if our army enters Mexico as an enemy, we may as well abandon ail ideas of peace firat as last. If the peace proposals re- @ ently made to the Mexican government are refused, previous to the forward movement of General Scott, there will be, without doubt, an engagement between the Americans and Mexicans, In that event, there will be abother chance for the opening of negotiations, as another defeat, similar to those already experienced, will perhaps teach them what they already should know that it is utterly useless to contend with ue—that nc- thing short of peace upon such terms as we have fo repeatedly offered, will satisfy us—that in not granting us what we now ask. they will compel us to take more—tbat the longer they protract hostilities,the greater will be the indemnity required; that # complete anni- hilation of alllocal government in Mexico, will be the result of our occupation, and the downfall of all dicta- tors, and a thorough subjugation of the whole country, will be the result of the progress of our army any far- ther into the interior. It is the most extraordivary thing in the wprld that tho party now in power in Mexico, cannot see that its existence depends upon making peace with the United States. The leaders of all parties, and those composing whatever may be left of the government, have more to gain by making peace than the people. As soon as they get rid of the war with the United States, they can go to plundering the people again, and can continue all those lawless acts, which they have for years carried on ! fo successfully. So long as we hold the country, they can- not practice their favorite eystem of government, and the longer we hold it, the more the people will be opposed to any change, particularly a change that would bring them again under their old rulers and dictators, It is deci- dedly for the interest of the leaders in Mexico, to get rid of our army as soon as possible, while it is as decidedly for the interest of the people to have us remain. If these conflicting interests were at work upon this question, it would be a very difloult matver to arrange; but ag there seems to be a great deal of incons stency in their movements, we see no probability of any mutual efforts to accomplish the same object. According to our advices, t appears that the people are in favor of peace, when they would be the most serious sufferers by such an event ; while the government is opposed to peace, when it has everything to gain by such a movement. If these contradictory parties can be reconciled, we may arrive at something decisive wpon the question. The Auditor of the State of Oaio has levied ,the fol- lowing State tax for the current year:— Onte State Tax vor 1847. a hw payment of the interest on the State For geacral teats purposes For common school tund. Total. seeeeeee Last year the total amount of State tax was eight mills on the dollar valuation Ju one hie L & Trust bi 20900 90 106 50 Morris Canal 6:0 U 8 6%, '67 1046 $8 Canton v0 20000 do b60 196 do 4B com Penn 5's 80, HH Nor & Wor 53 do b30 80g 50 53} saa 40 330 tq 75 Erie RR scrip 8 810 80 bre KR 62 sina oni ee 60 hd a mag lslend rs 5 i ites Readiag Bonds 4 3 do too 33 oe Reading Mtge 798 0 50 Hi k 4 a feeb Markapen Bh ts ‘oO bie FS 50 awk 62) 67 Mechanics’ Ble 108% 59 $0 Rendiag KR oT 30 do bet Hy 2 do binawk G7 10 de 880 62 at “glee te pA 30 do * ee 100 10 etoretamag Betend Borde bith 40 shs Lovg 50 si 0 te bas be oa vs 9 | jo 63 10 do 60 32 od} Smo a io AS Be 100 = do 860 32% 2.0 do bs 200 do blo 3 100 do 100 Reading OK 100 wo 8 4 ye b60 ty 50 Nor & Wor ° New Stock Ei xchange. 500) Treas Notes © " , foah. Worle RR bt ey’ fag me Parmen’ Te 10 do * a2 * o 50 do CITy TRADE REPORT. New Youx, Faivay Arreanoon, Juty 23. ‘The flour market opened to-day at $5 26 @ $5 31%, for fair brands of Genesee; but it soon appeared that holders refused to accept these rates for sny considerable lots. Buyers appeared at the terms stated, but scllers for bet- ter qualities demanded an advance, and sales of good Genssoo were afterwards made at $5 43% a $5 60, includ ing a lot of Troy at the higher figure. Wheat was inao- tive; a sale of Genesee was made on private terms, Corp opened. pretty briskly at yesterday's quotations; sales of good mixed, In shipping order, were made at 63 a 660; and of flat yellow, at 658670; and one lot do prime quality, sold at 69c, A lot of handsome white sold at 70c, measure. Holders of Northern round yellow de- manded 706, but buyers declined mecting them at that price, and a sale was afterwards made at 65c. The mar- ket closed with less firmness than was visible in the fore- noon. Meal—Sales of New Jersey were made at $3 25; and of Western New York, at $275 a$3. A small sale of rye was reported at 76c; and a salu of outs at 430. Provisions continued at about the same prices. Sulex of mess pork were reported at $14 623 a $14 75; prime do, was worth $12 $1225. A sale of lard in barrels was sold at 90. Alot of pork hams, sold at 7c; and shoulders pickled, in barrels and in bulk, sold at 60, In groceries, transactions were light, while quotations stood about the same. iecsivts down the Hudson River, July 22. Cents ore do. Asties—Pote wero steady at $4 8734, at which 300 bes, weresold. Pearls were less firm at $6 60, though #) sales were made at that price, Baxapsturrs—Flour —Sales of 600 bris. of Genesee wore made at $625, and 400.8 600 do Genesee and Mi- chigan sold at the same price; various parcels, in all feom 1,000 a 2.000 do, embracing mixed Ohio, Michigan, with some parcels of ‘Genesee, were sold at $6 124 a $5 3756; 2.000 do Genesoe, a part rather fancy, sold at $5 43%; about 3,000 bris. Genesee, and 1.000 do Troy, were sold at $6 50; 1,000 do Georgetown sold at $5 6956; nd 200 do mixed Michigan sold at $6260. Wheat—The portion of N. Carolina new, unsold, was going into storo; 1,100 bushels Genesee sold on terms not. made public. Corn—Sales of about 6000 bushels flat yellow were made at 65 cents, and 3000 do at 670, and 2600 do very hand- some do sold at 690; 2500 do mixed western sold at 640; 5000 do yellow mixed sold at 650, and 2500 do at 66c; 6000 do New Orleans mixed sold on private terms; 4500 do round yellow sold at 65c, and 1000 do handsome white sold at 70¢, measure. Meal—Sales of 1000 barrels New Jeracy sold at $3 25; 400 do western New York at $2 75, and 300 do prime quality do at $3. Rye—We have only to note # sale of 60 bushels at 760. Oats—1500 bushels were sold at 430, NpLEs—No change in spi Correx—The market continued inactive, We quote Rio at 70, Sumatra at 6}40, St. Domingo at 6 a 6%, and Laguayra at 74; Java 8 a 90, according to quality. Fisu—No arrivals of Cod to note since last report,— Sales of 500 bbla No. 3, Halifax mackerel, were made at $4 50 a $4 624; scaled herrings were scarce, and prices firmer. Sales of 100 boxes were made at 80 & 860, Fauit—About #00 boxes bunch raisins were sold at 145 cents, Hemr.—During the present week # speculative de- mand grew up, aud all that could be purchased under $116 per ton, was bought up. The sales included 509 bales at $10734; 600 do at $110; 123 do at $112; 60 do at $100; 180 do ut $116 $120 per ton, 6 months, now hold at $120 a $125. Hackled—Sales of 300 bales were made at $130; 160 do $170 @ $175. Lxap.—The sales embraced 200 pigs at $3 75, and 200 do at $3 6234, all for cash. Moassxs.—There were some sales of Cardenas at 230. Navau Stones.—Sales of 1,000 bbls. Wilmington rosin Were made at G90, ‘There was nothing doing in other deseriptions. Ons —Bales of 1,000 gallons city prossed Linseed were made at 70¢., and about 1,000 do English at 68e., cash, Crude sperm we quote at 05 9 97c.; whale at 3dc., and natural fall sperm at $1 05. Provisions.—Sales of 400 a 500 bbls, mess pork were made at $14 62 © $14 76; prime do was worth $12 0 g$l2 50 bbls. baie were sold at 7}40.; 37 hhds. do at Da 50 bbls. pickled shoulders at 63<c., and 20,000 ibs. shoulders, in bulk, at 6c. Lard—90 bbls. 3. ‘fair quality sold st'90. Butter—200 packages Ohio sold at tio, No change in cheese. Rice.—Market quiet, and very little doing. Sucan.—A sale was made by auction of 60 boxes Ha- vana white, damaged, at 73; @ 7 81-100, cash, TaLtow—Good rendereu was more “inquired for, and the current asking rates were 9X a 0% Wuavesone—N. W. was steady at We,and South Sea 0 Wuisxey—Sales of 200 barrels were made at 250. Woo.-A sule of 1000 lbs 34 a 34 blood Suxony Fleece, was made on private terms, FreigHts— (he packets to London engaged flour at 49 8d; to Liverpool do, flour at 4s. und grain, in bags, at td, and im bulk at 12d. A British bark was taken up tor Liverpool for grain at 12d in bulk A foreign vessel was engaged for London, at Js 0d tor four. To Havre, flour 800, grain 220, aud for cotton 0 demanded. Rates steady. en TELEGRAPHIC. Markets. New Oateans, July 16—P. M. Sales of 600 bales of Cotton were made at previous prices, or at thous which were established by the Cale- donia’s news. Sales of 5000 barrels Flour were made at $4 a $4 1234, consisting chiefly of Illinois and Ohio brands. Wheat was dull—sales of 4000 sacks Oblo and Wlinois red, including some lots of white, were made at 8o. Sales of 10.000 bushels of Corn, including good sound mixed and flat yellow wore made at 800. Sales of 500 bbls Meal sold at $3, Sugar was some firmer. The quotations ranged from 5c, a70., according to quality ‘Tobacco inactive, but prices steady, No change in fo- reign or domestic Exchange. Freights steady. Bautimore, July 233—P, M Sales of 600 bbls , chiefly Howard street, were made at $4 8734 @ $4 50, aad 500 do. City Mills at $4 75; fresh ground City Mills was worth $5. Sales of 3000 bushels, chiefly Pennsylvania, red whagt, were made at 1120 Corn moved somewhat more freely, and sales of 2000 bushels Maryland white and yellow were made at 63 ovnts. In provisions not much doing. We quote mess pork dull at $16 # $16 60, and prime do. at $13 60.8 $14 60, Lard, 9 a 934 cents. Whiskey—Sales at 24a 25 cents. Aunany, July 28—P, M. Our flour market was firmor, and 4000 barrels good brands Michigan and Genesoo were sold at $5 a $5 25.— Sales Of 2000 bushels western mixed corn were made at 60 cents, Sales of 3000 bushels oats were made at 390. Wheat dull. Provisions, no change. Receipts by the Canal during the past 24 hours'—Flour, barrels 12,100; Corn, bushels, 19,100 ; Oats, bushels, 7,000; Wheat. nothing. Vessels rather soarce, and freights steady. urraLo, July 22—P, M, Flour dull—small sales of Ohio and Michigan were made at $4. Wheat was dull and transactions light— fair Obio white wo quote at 870. Sales of 5000 bushels of corn were made at 310, consisting of western mixed Proviitons, no change. Whiskey, dull. The receipts during the past 24 hours, were about as follows :— Flour, 3,800 barrels; Wheat, 10,000 bushels ; Corn, 10,000 bushels, Freights to Albany, flour 65¢; corn 160, Boston, July 23—P, M. Our flour market was somewhat firmer, and sales of 4090 barrels Michigan were made at $5 50, and 600 do. good brands Geneseo were made at $5 60 a $6 6254. Corn was also some stiffer, and 6000 bushels Western mixed sold at 630, including some lots ordinary do., at 6lo. Sugar—We note sales of 100 bhds? Porto Rico at 6 a 7o. Wheat—Dull. Provisions—No change. Mess pork $17 a $18; prime $14 a $15 50, Oil—Linseed held at 70¢. Rather more doing in spirits turpentine. Cotton con- } nues to sell pretty freely at the late advance, Freights steady, Died, On Friday Laat 28d inst., Eowanp Swan, in the Ath year of a The ria of bis family are invited to attend his fu- neral, from the residence of his father, No, 648 Houston street, this afternoon at 5 o'clock. On Wednesday, 22d inet., Paitrr Brousseau, onl ohild of Philip and Sarah Brasher, aged 1 year and months. Suddenly, on the 22d inst., Frepericn Suecvon. ‘bse jest eon of Samuel J. and Helen M. Jacobs, aged 22 rm The faneral will take place this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from his father’s residence, in 26th street. between 4th und Lexington avenues. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. On Friday morning. after # woek’s illness, Mrs. Cate Line, wite of Hen: Van Winkle, aged 71 year The friends of the family are invited to attend her funeral this (Saturday) atverncon ‘at 4 o'clock, from her late residence, Bergen Hill, N. J. On the 23d inst., Ronert Atexannen, son of James and Isabella Ramey. »ged 13 months and 13 days, he friends of the family are iavited to attend the remains from 180 Liberty atreet, to the steamboat, at 3 o'clock this day. 0 COUNTRY, Mk, BORA! TS—Brown and Bleached Shee ii d Shirtin e ityle and width, all the Ta tented Reet theta or Ua th the teennd Aare 23 Cedar m and Pear! te i) Lo etd 6 ‘sont per oar SP Bag Wick, Ha 5 aie. a ‘adding; also, { aad Ho A ES DERAILL & CO. 20 aud 22 Ce eC Ox HON 51200 supe * 4 ores 1 ore dl of desivnbi —40 tous superior ilroad nay hite Beans—30 bus Hs sap Now landing por sol pene quality. by 4 Hine Ew adr uy’ fg pANUbON WE, Jy em it. hte cers felch Hes Fat a haar ie ise. Your, ceenecttal "Ss NEW F ROFEC=HUBsELL, coos Te “ot R TRI oe ANT: "VERE e 'LN E will sell thi hall mat 10.0% 35 fhgeramgtion room. 188 Waree street, (co vay, & advances} 23 lange red or penel ‘excellent article fur therrovontice ef mochenr seer destro seootien slot thing or Blansete, Alea '6, iron Seton orig | 3 sizes, and three jouey of Plate Chests, auitable fur steamboats or fim ‘ya ere me the Hugh — aN HOUSE, pitt; W5B MY o i Neve Tha Sov ene Tastes Galt CP TGN open for the season. Tie Faking Bet eee f i atthe steamers Oras ant B Lewss, ave dally forthe For time of poh | advertiseme: tim reraod Sun. jyi0 lar*mtiaw Tu ThSat LONG IBLAND PECONIC 2 ig, al healthful, and commodious building, siapend ston valices, tet nished im the "| style i nour tesa rider palewiigoat deterniue patatioa,. Commandiug the Pecouie Bay the harbor aud steamboat landing Island “ound, aud! neighb ice tarenque scenery with privileges of Hears Sea fang, sale b FORD & (o.,2 Astor House. 16 ATTENT INTLEMEN AND LA- ‘Dine winiting the eae ‘that DIES visiting the ei pie desirable retreat, PAI Broadwoy and Park P now waster the airection nay thes subreri- af fief ends ra ee ber, who “iil at “all times be happy eas mA splendid parlor and two Rekiooass ‘to let to perma oarders. iva 0 WATOES—A few Dgtkets of Tomatoes, fresh and very Shrewsbury, for Persons disxppointed this ing their ry at No. fine, from Red. tai LEN FROM A DhSK $25 ON Sieh auect New York dl a Gold Tate sy ker Hi Whoever will return the ‘as tofead to the recovery of bove reward by applying as above, anc Albany and Trov papers please copy. and sporting generally. to. the visiters, scpallad toe Cea eAspetnans te Sena aud-embellishiments of the room vely fori ocher source of saili Bay Sound, outside. "Phe fucil.tyrot reaching the eit ‘stn wie tin the responsibility ofthe whole is rr “ one reputation 1% whose entire care will be devoted to render: the Peconie House, from its numerous local beauties, and healthful advau- tages, the most fashionable and jpular resort of the season. We FAIRCHILD, Supervinor ani Stewart ofexperience are engag thes, Ke, of the Snes Male and fernale attend: ani the celine stocked witha choicest brands, i mere , Be |. J—This establi the of October. Having been cheats peaee ce fers many inducements considered une- qualled ; amuseme inal ities of the min . &e. Route by oA. M, 2M. rand Jy ld 15teod *re \¢ foo! is Phrowsh nT hou ‘ea A limited numberof rt building is 100 feet ia depth, beloming to the situated in the city of Perth ‘Amboy, may jon to the subscriber, during the present ang from $50 fo $100 per lot, “This y of August next. No subserip- een fer thasentl spasate cuseeisine ceil Germeninel Agr this dxy, for auy less amount than $290, to be paid in cash. pernaus to purchase lots, are informed thatthe steam: boats from New. York leave Pier No. act ‘North River, a5 o'elock, A, M . and are at3 o'clock, 2M, every day, except Sunday REWS, Presi lent, jy73w eod 3w th # stat iots, 25 feet front rye Inventors? Lnstit OST—TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS mR AAD Ete i prac who will ret Beqeat ‘Wall street, eaubvcriber'on ie fh of hun or his agent, Jol MR ‘ind este ane FURNITURE, WAN i reals through the post, fe puuetually attended to. ehitelD nig BOER, 7134 Canal street, up stairs. N. B. Ladies can be attevded to by Mrs. Boer. Old stock and job goods bought, of any description and HU RCH ORGAN M Y. GEORGE JARDINE, 83 Heke, street, New York BLISHED, No. 3, price 3 cents, of th N NEWS, containin, feed reland, rer Pin DAY ie PU roe and Wales; Sporting Published ety geen i , by KIMBER & FINN, ‘all newaveuders, For farther information please to call in the ba “ps 315 Baal or “4 Reade, or 15 Wall street, up st "AN ED IMMEDIATELY —Several young aud ent yy sgt to solicit subscribers and collect money |r Men who ca» come well recommen AKEN te WANTE, tending his business, capital of from six to te ness of Livery Stables and Ridin ing the requisite ¢ r jaa and wishing to estal the present ree an ‘excellent oP ning through to thousaud sqaure feet red feet front by ove hundred an depth, with several stab! ‘School is the most fashionabl a DisB Riding Sch ol 408 Bowery. ANTED-HARD WARE. —A youn "ars, experience in a wholesale and retail ines part of the city, with is eee ey enter U WESTERN MEK poke roughly acquainted wi York tarket—a good j er. would like to make a as purchaser, &¢. ‘A young mau, tho: the dry goods trade nnd the New witioas or more west- to some of the first A line addressed to * Jacquard. Box 950 ice, stating where an wterview may be hi ‘OF CLEVER FELLOWS— will be held on Sunda: at the lodge room. "S5 ‘in about 20. WOOLDRIGE, Grand Counsel. Manus Ketty, First V. © McGowan, Second V.C. AR=WAR—Wak—The minator is sare death to Flies and Mssanitoes, Are you troubled with any of the Exterminator, a cheap, but sure remed; ‘ou only 644 cents. vest article ever offered in our can be had at 251 Pearl street, Ney York. Que hua filty men and boys wanted to sell Apply as above. RUG STORE AT MIDDLETOWN, CONN.—One of the best retail Drog Stores in the State of Connecticut is ible of conducting the ‘a small amount of means, this store offers aluable lease for five a new front put in wen ralron nectivg Middietown w jew York, will soou.be in operation. au question” has been decided in all of which Well reader thia store standing the business. SRubEL Be lebrated Chinese Kxter- ¢ ‘periment will cost und know itto be the nd from $1 to $3 per day can 4y23 at} now offered for sale. many advantages pee wor of Middletown- Iaable to a person under- ex by etter op personally, to po Tuk, FUBLIC—Uive my articles 1 warrant them all to be as represented or the led. HAG. ‘LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE. oer approved and veer article, free from and other destractive renders it he dower atrial saa gulce tor and luxariaut in its growth, and it will bald heads by its use, and hair tl tud'is turning gray or falling out, by the use we of apintor other be restored to its natural color ations of the Eau Lustral. id ee an infallible cure in all druff, and for prevent- she brillianey by a few ap prevervative against « feetions fe the skin on always find room to exca’ all that man calls invention me wfiaidetnn “a 3 Hae ry doniaon ED B id at retail of A.F. Artuult, 149 5 Broad’ irate sees whic! whch he would do better perhaps sale by Jules Haul, Chem: wholesale and retail by A. AY’ PATENT HUSE—Vor sale in en Vee by the nctarer, 43 Conrtlandt greet; James hodes, 831 Bros id ler & ie hedet poe at wi 4 J; Scuart, 426 Broad 210 rae sedees Me! ‘street; Charles Pi t; J. Craig, 7 Broad. a Hodgman, coi gem and no where else in the HOULDER BRACES, and BODY BELTS — Agate’ Premium Patent Flatic Shoulder Bi commended and patronised. b; this country, for children or adults, who or are round shouldered, or affected ness, or pain in the e habits, or those contin they will find them an i ers, expand the chest, th obama tion to the lungs, brace, will be abl as improve the form. Gendemen'sontiting yA BAltoa ay ior Body Belt, or Abdominal Supporte: ted. ‘tere bores le to Ho more work pith I YNOR VITO VITI has the honor of informing the pub Nhat hs firs al of splendid Marble Statues, Bus ins, and Mosaic, T take pce dicin Tae, aca magnificent description, ni wangt imported inte finrshed in the beat at Pa) a Baers! Best po ci NATIONAL FIRE. INSURA, Navigation fthiks—Th ance against loss or ds houses, ba:ldvngs in iy hs lize on dwelling houses ods, wares and merchandize nd personal property and on risks Of trans Portation aud inkand Dart Rs prem W. Thorne, Willian 13 ave w tts ‘THORNE, Presidout. this fastitution is now fail, and with » Mis to loan on bond = mortgage. , LYCEUM BUIBDING EXHIBITION—At the suggesti of the Sate ricultural Soeiety, whose Fair will a held at Saratoga Springs, on the 15th’ of Sept., the American Agricultural Association have changed the time of holding jon to the 8th and 9th of Sept. All persons de the cause of Horticulture, are earnestly in- specimens of Flowers, and to compete for premiums. Programmes of Mr. James Hogg, Broadway, opponite the Room—of any o the principal’ seedamen in New York, or of the following Executive Committe Luther Bradish, Wim. Coventry H. Waddell, James Lenox, herherd Knapp, Theo, Frelinghuysen, Hula King Delateld, Archibald Russell, "iL Pel award Clan iyi 60r¥re D.P. GARDNER, Secty, SEGAKS, SEGARS, —H. HE URS re- spectfully informs his \d_ the publ he has opened the store No. 106 Broadway, corner of Pine street, for the exclusive sale of imported Havann and Principe Segars ere will be constantly on hand a choice assortment of all the favorite brands. N. B.—The trade su lied « an liberal terms jv9 30t*re TT E Tull assortment of wl jain aed area Be fay, end. a leaf Wrapping. For sale by AMES L, iy? isue*m No. 100 John street. ANTHONY'S NATIONAL DAGUERKREAN DEPOT, 4%. 247 Broadway, New York —E. ANTHONY, (late An- thouy, Clark & Chemicals, and wn Instruments, General Agent supply of Daguerreotype Apparatus: and materials of tription, both of foreign and home manufacture, Mr. A. having retired from the business of portrait taking, votes himsell exclusively to furnishing the various mate- ivele required in the art. His long experience as a practical Dar fuerreotypeiat, gives him eminent facilities for supplying the heat qualigy 0 ity of arcicles on the most reasonable terins. iv’ L4 oe CAPES: —PETER ROBERTS, 373 Broadway, respectfully solicits the attention of ladies, visiting N | York to his stock of goods, compris.ng the following, xe Capes, from Mantillas, red Musli Collars, 23. cen conts; tape bordered do, d rag very cheap; ladiew needle work tambour ates ses, do do; Laces, Hosiery and Gloves, uf every description. je2t'30t*r YSENTARY can be cured by the herb doc twelve jours—the very worst casesin a few days, All dlsskaes of the bowels, however bad, speedily removed, and all cases liberal terms. No’ cure no pay. tame \kewise cures ali cases of Fever and Ague, or intermit- fevers, in 12 hours or no charge. ie later Office. 266 Broome st. LEOSTATIC LAMPS—L- Chapdelaine, No. 375 Broud r Inte arrivals, a large and splendid as- t Oleostatic Lamps, of different pat eve jamape were invented by the celebrated A. Thi lorier, of the Breuch ‘Academy, andre, considered ie bert tamps ned in use. ‘These lamps are for sale only at 375 Broad- in this eit hand, « large assortment of rieh plain and cut glass cutlery, giran rane ‘ware, toilet sets, and every ar ticle to mid Wttre CLRAK COMPLEXION—DISEABES OF Tnk SKIN.—At this, and, indeed, the n, the skin is often repulsive in appearan cases out of ten by tl and what is supposed be a disease of ood, simply a disease of the Skin. If some of the ate ds whe take purgative medi a ans were to use on their skin whitens th nl never so Morphe PRRUTAN CHEMICAL SOAP ucver fale cure and die vel them, and to make the skin clear and beautiful—cven yel- low or dark skin it changes to a beautiful healthy w!) ceness, jothing) be used on inf iy the eatest aafety. Physi it in gases of Salt Rheam Chaps, Old elas, Ringworm head, Ithas often effected cures when every other veniedy has ittiea® Ie was very justly called by the Medical “\ <s:ty of Paris, and a miracle, Persons are delight ver one tral.’ But mind, got the genuine—ask for Jones Itx!jiu Che mical Soap, and take no oth win iow York ouly, tthe sign of the American F Chatham street—price #0 cents a cake—where ma thio. donest Spantah Lally White, for beau via gatural lifelike white t» the thee of la jones Amber Tooth Paste, for Whitening the teeth, sweetening the breath, making the gums healthy, tc.5 price cents 3 box. fits for Joues’ Soap—In Brooklyn, 139 Falton streets in Geiver, ted er Dail Baltimore, Sid Taylor & Co. 6 Jarvi cael itsburgh, 69 Lit berty st; in Newark, N.J., 270 Bron ALD, GREY ED OR WHITE HEADS, and those who would possess a beautiful head of hair for a very ng sum, read the following statement of respectable per- As Abraham Vanderbeck, ples Avenue D, New York,cer- fies that his head was entirely bald on the top, and by the use of two 3s bottles of Jones’ oral Hair Restorative, he has a good crop of hair, and will soon have it long, thick, and lux- Wiliam Jackson, of # Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Is O of February, 1817, that Mr, Thomas Jack son’s head on the top, was enurely bald for fifteen years, ant that by using two ds bottles, of Jones’ Coral Hair Restorative, thehair is growing fast,thiek and healthy—he expects by using this a little longer to have a better head of hair than he ever weak at the Roots. =I hereby rey, and Salling off, and that tise Restorative hag entirely | cea i it, al as fine dark look. efore use: jones’ Fort Hair Hentaraeive, | combed oui handfuls of hair daily. ate New York. AVE YOU SCURF OR DAN ’—Mr. Power, peer of Fulton street, had his haip completely ch ap with pandraff,and Jones! Com Hentorative entirely and permanently cured it. NT TO DROSS, Deautify, and make you oft und fine Read : jate barber on hoard, he sesamiboat Fron Buildings: Brosklyn, 139 J alta se et: ink 8 State 3 in Baltimore, Taylor, 6 Jai vig vg Balding on ittsburg, 89 ei st; in Newark, N. J. 8 Broa Imre THE subseribers offer for sale turnip seeds of the viz —roota baga, or Swedish, show ball, red top, white globe, red lobe, yellow globe, yellow yellow ‘Aberdeen, fall radjgh and spingel with a lange plant fres every day. Choice and fragrant flowers at all seasons of the year. D NIAP & THO ON, jt em Seedsmen and Flo 6% ll COUNTRY SHAT FOR SALE —That very de- sirable residence in the village of Tarrytown ‘ent. Mirs. Phillips, and ‘aq. is now of- out 46 feet by 40, with id now in good ord ont ited upp : by Me agreen hor carrioge house ice house, gard venient out buildings, The grounds, reat hart i of chor t 5 the prosy urpassed: ae oa Hudson riv river. Sor beet ot apply to the ‘ (Sieeres* PMC ov B. OSTRANDER. in of thi ro SALE OR TO LET, on the & Un Bay, Monmouth Coun) ant N. J. arate of cultivation, with wl the ‘necessary lots from half an acre to t ty. with the advan of fis bathing. Summer residences furnished or unfur- Persons desirous of carrying on business in the city im ahealthy location, ata cheap rate, will find an onsulting with the subscriber. aforesaid farms id lots "re, faa in Texas or ivanin, baewithin one hour tnd wha of New w York. Titles Lye Cot or race wish- rdening lots an be ited. Apply 7, Ry Jha ts n_Tveson, Esq., 55 Courtland s jew nes, Auctioneer, Key Pe Port, 3s. “AI lettone mrust be a J. Joly ‘20, 1847. | he STORE AND PART OF DWELLING TO ihe stand 1s ong of the beet in the eity, for any bu ens, Heing near Washington viarket. Tow tll May. Apply at 204 Greenwich at AP. Ray TAR: Wane PAVILION, NEW BRIG IT and ce ps Rare Pnatderble form ec aud he ity this extabliahnen has ere ia large building, Ticonteetsd. bom Soe" iar es 4 Tewill be 3 Hy jenomi various watering places thi oughout ‘The proprietor is now AY to treat wit families or: wishing to eny fc, some ra addr nim at the Cie lotel, Brocdwey, I receive immediate at. ‘enon. A steamboat rans between earn York and New Brighton, at the following hours, vizte From Ne LOn—, 4 id. 6 P.M. dea eet Sse i ne uRle shel Peet oa tet er teceente fe Nes Ww Brighton ath he pare ciel off = oat ic Nigar ents at ny ie OMT er - oe ir. Ce lad Mi THe Ht couglade wit iin 14, % couta; Pit and Gallery, 1236 om to 7: performance to commence ons sig Re Newtiet oe Bowe Manayer.—On ‘with Fe GREGG RIES Mrs’ Greg After mic, Hy ‘Ge Miss ‘Billing “ia ing Ny: own wig: eonelud it a \d; Mrs. ra Des de Trois, by Misses 0 rer SECRET—Thomas, iy aT OMBINATION VAU. LL hi a Se Sy on “= wil! Se aled “Auten with ‘dieldt who wall wi Ladies. Admis- side at the Piano ine _ Tickets 25 ones, tondi: otes frew. tL Fonklteyieat 1 Saar Garden exe Juok Keying is now lying at — Ge ign on board 23 cents. Benes een Og 4 ROADWAY THEATRE. erecting in Bron‘ way, will be opened for Dramati —This establishment, now = ‘about the fire: of Beptember, under the | wisdeca talent wish icuations for th Pant Fi season, will please address him (pre-paid) st109 Leguard street. (7 During Mr, Barrett’s absence in Europe, all business zp commanioncons may be adden \ ME \iCAN MUSEU i=PERVORMANC ES both AF ternoon and Evenin at Rade) New and interesting collection of Figures, consisting from. a ereis) nt bist aire Oi KENNEBECK aie and talpated ae in America. m0 for ont one, veek more. 0 cory E off New Haven in the veer I 3 ‘THE ORPHEAN ie oa in he ‘count NaS ‘Or ym by the iaenactoes ‘Army in Mexico, may be seen here KR WHITE STONE, NEW RO- CHELLE AND GLEN COVE.—The com- modious teamer KOSCIUSKO, will on Sun- oy July 25th, make an excursion to White ‘Stone, New Re Glen Cove, going and recurning. ee a RBION TO CONEY ISLAND er JACOB BELL, © hours » ve Grand’ sree =a ‘ nae i Ocaly sland, 13 — Wiha eer a ve AM andi eM N TO THE ELY HOBOKEN.—On and after July Lith, the steamboat PIONE! om (anal and Niveteenth streets, die it Hoboken, leaving the above men- Elysian Fields, will make regular trips ineteenth stret, ‘anadas) ing, July a4 hy ae riok, at the Pavilion in New ‘Brighton. For particulars, see, h EMELLA will tke up visiters from Fort Hamilton at 7 30 ovcivent Clifton Lanting, ae) 40 ¥ derb Its do, at 7-30; Quarantine do, at 8, and bring them back alter the COtcert, Tickets, $1 each, to be hid at the Pavilion, dou board the New Brighton, Fort Hamilton,» aed W. Sacuson, Proctor Fogel tveniag, duly a4. wel bopeaeek: Ee omi—Cilderoy, Mr W. ess ot OLE BULL —Eberener IUD wEN IN ‘THE Woop- TELEGRA FRIO A Little Later from Mexico. ‘The steamship Palmetto urrived at New Orleans om the Loth inst, from Vera Crus and Tampleo. Sho brings news a few hours later only, from Vers Crug, having sailed the same day with the Galveston. | Her advices are a day later from Tampico. The New Orleans Picayune is confirmed in ite opinion that the * momentous news’? Leareerety at the capital om the 6th, (speaking of the terms Of peace offered by the United States, English mediation, ko.,) was a hoax. Captain Mayo’s expedition from against Padre was not successful. rg Jarauta has positive orders to take no Prisoners, and to put to death not only every American, but every Mexican he can catch who has rendered service to the Americans. Col. Pierce has not yet left Vera Crus. No news has been received from Tampico or the Brazos. The eight American prisoners who have arrived at New Orleans, reported at Tampico that about thirty others attempted to escape with them, but were retaken and three were shot in the pursuit. It was supposed that De Russey’s expedition to recover the prisoners had failed. The Picayune gives extended gleanings from Mexican papers of June 30th, but they are not worth telegraph- ing. Whe New Orleans Commercial Times has not @ word in confirmation of its “ momentous news” telegraphed yesterday, Execution at Lancaster. Lancasten, Pa, July 24, 1687. We learn that John Hagerty underwent the last pe- nalty of the law to-day in the prison yard. He mount- ed the scaffold with great firmness at ten minutes to one »’clock, and joined with fervency in the devotional exer- cises with the Rev. Mr. Keeman, of Lancaster, and the Rev. Mr. Mayer,of Harrisburgh. ‘The rope was adjusted by the Sheriff, the drop fell at a quarter past one o'clock, and the corpse was cut down at a quarter of two. Pugilistic Contest: Purtapetema, July 28, 1847. A pitehed fight for $500 aside took place on the 20th instant, about twenty-five miles from Wilmington, N. C., between two men from New York, one of whom is called Reid, and the other Barker. They had five rounds, and upon tooing the mark for the sixth, Reld’s shoulder was found to have been fractured from a fall at the closing of the fifth round. Neither of them was otherwise much injured. BY THE MAILS. Wasninaton, July 22, 1847. Mr. Trist's mtssion.— Strength of General Scott's army. Mr. Isaac D. Marks} It will be perceived that the letter of Mr. Buchanan to the Mexican Secretary for Foreign Affairs, contains a seeming contradiction of my repeated averment that Mr. Trist is not clothed with plenary diplomatic powerv. Nevertheless, | again assert that Mr. Trist is not clothed with plenary powers, nor bas it ever entered into the minds of the Administration to send him to Mexico ase Plenipotentiary. The lapse of a fow daye will probably bring the solution of this paradox. It will be seen by the result that in relation to Mr. Trist’s power, as well ag in relation to everything else, I have asserted nothing on supposition, Mr. Buchanan’s letter was not sent iu by General Scott, but was conveyed to the Mexican Secretary through the agency of the British Legation, Thurs is probably no truth iff the rumor that General Scott had sent a mes- sage to the Mexican Government, giving it until the 30th ult. to decide upon its course. There was no necessity for such ® step, and, all the circumstances considered, it is very unlikely that General Scott should have seat any such message, unless he had received positive assurance through the British Ambassador that the Mexican Ex- ecutive were disposed to come to terms, General Scott must have had by the 8th of July, under FOR THE 8¢ NKS—ihe GHUANUER, Capt. H Arm: strong, will make an excartion to the Sea B ss Banks on 5 turday, 24thinst leaving Warren oFclock, Hammond ar6ig. Delaney 6%, Catharine fo = Hare opthe exe A. H. SCHULTZ. 31 SEXCU. NS wi ABANT Pent fse ES. athe i wieiid low propueet wo seapuciodace bed is too well known by the citi. ge and spacious steamer to need any par- _ Apply, meld Green h atreet. ae office, 14 Broadway, previous to the sail- ship on the 2th insvant. York, July 23, 1847, FOR LIVERPC new Steaunship 8A) ate agnematicent wills all pik t, having supers pe ot on on the 6th of ner, can do so at 8 tren for New York, prices charged for eRe 219 PEARL SAMUEL THOMP! Bi ckol d ror Tur Rav Tuster Mocs Javespool to New York 7. Tns Reg Ths B'n. 95 (1609 (new) Sardinia, (new) Elizabeth Denison, Peter Haurick, The subseribers wou! lie that they have added several sj kets between this port ant known and extensively pater for ears,and have no hesitation in ggments fOr the passage ¢ ‘do Ireland, that. they’ will _ in point of comfort, conve- , one of which will sail from Lavergeols every soaking delay an cons rt of embarkation om mm the various d hospital money pai ; and when those eealed for it pad willbe Promptly. re: ruclars, 3p SiPBON of VeRHEW, 275 Pearl street. 10 Goree Piazzas, Liv'pl. ht, are also furnishes Bankers, London; the National Bank of Scotlan 4d Northern Banking a0 D. 670 1d Teapeetfully jaligsn, shele Gcetphe ox and wish to make, ea on find these ships inferior to’ nience and hor 2 be secured afl nt we igmer ). GRIMSHAW & C' Drafts or exchange, pevale at onal Bank fy Irelan “RE MITTANCES TO TRELAND, & TV nunGk Mcbaturs Jt., Not femit money, in sume large ot small, to pervous residing the syme manner as he and his prede- done for the last thirty years aud more; “to the subscriber, or with him, wit \ the name of the person or England of Scouand, to town, will be immiedixtely tr in any part of Ireland, cessor in business h alo, to any part of Hengland or Seo" y and paid accor vr forwarded to the anders ws fous of tuforming the pablie of the U tance of a direct hin the power of the fri mongers comi ing outto this county) spectable establis! they have found the im , the immediate correspon ment, from whom they can -ds thelr relations leaving the es, from Dublin, Cork, °'Persons desirous of @ olin then can be obtained. from pithe business in this country; being blishment in the passenger trade in ers that hage sailed in the from our office in Liver} can do soon more ir house engaged 1 Oe have been despatched the different ports of Irelen cient guarantee of ed anes gh towns of. sits id an pe with hen day ES if the atthe mg Apply or a PACK SHIP sIDDONS, “Rou “cIVEm signers by this vravel, will pleas cud not permitted within five days, will the? fabite Be Store. Nome gE ICE —-PASBENGERS | his immediate command at Puebla, 13,600 fighting men, consisting of 6000 of his own troops at Puebla, 3.500 under Cadwalader and Pillow, 2,500 under Pearce, and the garri- son of Jalapa, 1,600,under Col. Childs. Troops were arriv- ing every day at Vera Crus at the last acoounte (July 3), and were being despatched immediately they arrived at hefid-quarters, Nine-tenths of those in hospital were ra- pidly convalescing. It was upon the most reliable infor- mation that! based long sinoe the prediction that,by the middle of July, Gun. Scott would have, at least, fifteen thousand men under his immediate command. Inee there ie an attempt to revive the stale slander against Mr. Buchanan, that he forbore to take measure to arrest the war, when the measures were pointed out to him by Mr. Isaac D, Marks. I gave ® correct state- ment of the facts connected with this case last winter, and repetition is unnecessary, All the steps recom- mended by Mr. Marks were adopted, and would have been adopted if Mr. Marks had never recommended them. The course that he recommended was pursued— not because he recommended it, but because the infor- mation he communicated, the Secretary of State hap- pened already to be in possession of through Mr. Black, then consul at the city of Mexico, Mr. Marks repre- sented Arista as having asked that a Minister should be sent to Mexico. A Minister was sent—not on Mr. Marks’s recommendation, but beoause Mr. Black as- sured Mr, Bucdanan that Herrera’s Administration would receive our Minister, Mr. Marks further repre- sented Arista as demanding that Gen. Taylor should not advance from Corpus Christi, Gen. Taylor did not ad- vance until it became manifest that Mexico had virtu- ally declared war. Thus Mr, Marke's suggestions were in fact carried out. But other recommendations of Mr: Marks—to wit: the payment to him of two thousand dollars for expenses unauthorised and unvouched, and his appointment as diplomatic agent to treat with Arinta, were not followed. Hine illa lachryma, GALVIENSIB. “Wasuinaron, July 99, 1647, The Public Money—The Way the District Appropria- tions are being Disbursed. It behooveth us to take care of UncleSam. Heis humbugged by « large proportion of his customers. He is considered a fair subject to be swindled; and if chisel- ed under cover of law, it is regarded as « fair business transaction. Some $16,000 were appropriated last session to com- plete the paving of the Pennsylvania Avenue. The work is nearly finished, and it is well done, If conduet~ ed with an eye to economy, there would be left a surplus of three or four thousand dollars; but it is fair to pre- sume that the money will be pretty much absorbed in the work. Allright; and if all other public works were limited to the appropriations designed to complete them, millions of money would be saved to the country. The paving of Pennsylvania Avenue, between the Deparment and the western gate of the capitol—one mile—will have oost about. $4,000, but it is withia the limit of appropriations passed for the work. By con- tract it might have been dong for one-fourth less mone; ‘The men Lave been working by the day, and ae justration of the “take your time” principle, two men were occupied about two weeks in laying’ « certain fingging for foot passengers acroms the street.— ‘The agg bate) atl * . of the a peared to be & work of endless ditioulty, Tato a “two dollars # day and roast beef.” ‘put “ti this is not the subject of our complaint. We oan excuse the working men, for their exposure to the hut sun. They had a right to take it a8 smoothly a6 possible, they have made & good job of it, and’ dee deworve credit for (heix workmanship. ‘They ought to thank the superin- tendents that they gid ‘not require their Mit erpod isbor beyond their strength; for ve it receliected that the first summer of the Job some seven oF eight rx the workmen dropped down dead upou the strvet from the excessively Lot weather, combined with excessive labor. We bave, therefore, no complaint to make about the Avenue. He We complain, however, and the wh bite will im the protest against Ube © ight hours \c the shies? im process of erection at the capitol, |) aw item of the civil and diplomatic List @t Lhe inst session, some $17,000 were sppropriated 1or lighting the capitol and grounds with Crutcuolt’s solar gas, un elegant gas, and of cheap production, Irvin greace, soap tet, amd the offal of the Kitehen A here were no specifications as to the manner in which Ube Work was to be done; the money was ap- propriated lor the lighting, the plan was left to the com- luisoiucrs and OF. Lrutebett, Well, air, the crotebett of ME. Uruccbett i realy peculiar. "The wbout the capiol Comprise some twent; ‘acres, uw the midst ot wuieh is Ube building. he J Loy of teal aterm Ww ou the west, aodon « aval of noms Dity lower than the park east frou’ From We span of the buduin = oe uvute 101 14a feet, OF nearly two num jevel of the yrounus OM ths west tron edna Line, a6 ab Sugie OF Lhirly degrees, ea Ane Iruus LUG WeetsrD gale, ie the cro hid ae uume. Weil, WuW, te Crovebet Of Mr. Crutehett Is to Hynt the grounas frum Ube dome of the capitol. One Would Bove LuvUght the dowe bigh enough for a lantern, as ibis, Nobo A spare loug pine trve, taller than Voe main mast of the tenurylvenie—is to by run up through Ube dome, Like @ liberey fifty or sixty loot Maguer. 4 lis Duge piece po heied is to support & huge MeulerD, ae & Leight trom thy lower extremity of Lhe grounds of 260 feet, ‘The shaft and the lantern are Lo by supported by the oiient mechanisin of the deme; sf the | Mnd Under the pressure of & nop wester, there iv» Pro"!