The New York Herald Newspaper, July 28, 1847, Page 3

LL CRE SS Planters’ Bank of Tennessee and Branches, according to the report of the 10th instant : Puanrens’ em Tennes: Notes oy ee Dome: Fechaase, ‘good city, fresh ground, at $6. Sales of 2000 bushels of wheat were made, including fair Maryland red, at 9c; and prime heavy Pennsylvania red and white at $1 26. Corn—Sales of 3000 bushels were made, consisting of good sound Maryland white and yellow, at 70c a 75¢.— Whiskey was firmer, Provisions stood the same, with some more enquii ‘Avuany, July 27—P. M. Our flour market maintained the buoyancy previously noticed, and small sales of Michigan and Genesee were 5,400 612194 Tu gold =, ailver. 492,992 si6.a75 | made at $5 25 $9 3736. Some lote good brands fresh Notes of other speci 81,727 $4035 | ground, were held at@ higher figure. Corn—Sales of ‘207 —=« $4,000,980 | 2000 bushels western mixed Fold at 62 cents, Oats— Sales of 10,000 bushels were made at 43 cents. Rye- No sales of moment. Wheat—No change; there appeared to be some more inquiry. Provisions about the same.— ‘Whiskey was some firmer. Receipts by the canal du- ring the past twenty-four hours, were as {ollows:—Flour, 16,500 barrels; corn, 23,900 bushels; wheat, 6,000 do; if ial depositors Unclaimed dividends sianan = «$1,300,808 ‘The leading. features for several periods compare as| 0% 400@ do. anne Burvaso, July 97—P. M. July 1017, July 10i7,| Our flour market was firmer to-day ut $4, without Loans and discounts. a 1,374,625 Ine. ot sales of importance however, having transpired, Wheat Chrouh i: i Hat Bae? sie'tta | —Good Ohio was firmer at $1, with more enquiry in the Depe 164,191 318,612 Dec. 145,579 | market. Corn was dull, and the market had a down- ‘There has bern an increase 1 every department ex- cept deposits, ‘The increase in the aggregate movement has been limited. ward tendency. Small sales Western mixed were made at doc. Whiskey was inactive at 23c. Provisions—no change. ‘The receipts during the past 24 hours were gor | Shout as follows : flour, 3,800 bbls; wheat, 2,000 bushels; 10 32% | corn, 10,000 do, Freights by canal to Albany : flour 65c, Wd 33 | wheat, 19¢, A “Bosrox, July 27—P, M. Flour.—The firmness previously noticed was sustain- Sales of 200 barrels Genesee and Michigan 50 do wy bio 63 | were made at $5 50 a $575. Corn.—Sa es of 2000 bush- eg Cah ee ee ba 63 | els were made at 67¢ a 7c, including sound mixed and 1 Nor & Wor RR iu 59% 50 do ma - Northern yellow. Provisions steady. Whiskey firmer, Pome \ i Hemp held at an advance, and stock 3 Rest €% | with small sales, P ngpecvey ie an ie do “im Goa | light. Freightssteady. Receipts during the past week i 6 ee ay mn -2 62% | were about as follows :—flour, 11,700 barrels ; corn 10,000 200 do. a a 623 hels. pL EneRR oz ito do ss pss UM eet Ta ec et ee j3 hong Island RR 33,30 Stonington RR 65 Married, ise b30 3384 On Thursday, 22d instant, by the Rev. E. Dunlop $3000 Penn os 560 70% 50s ra clemRR og | Smith, Mr. Mancus P. Woopaurr, of St, Louis, Mo., te do opg 80 500 do. b30 62 Miss Many W., daughter of Randolph Brant, Esq., of “neo Ind Bonds 4% 50 do bio 62, | this city. do b6o 45 100 do 330 61 ee n'sha NA Trust 9% 50 = do 6! so eae ree het ab ©n Monday stepoon the 26th instant, Foro 8. Nee i age siw. 6lie | McCuwrocx, ears and 7 months. ¥i0 62 $0 Heading RR 67 His friends and the friends of his brother, John N., 100° do 6 50 0 673g | are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, on this 100 do 61% 50 L Island RR 32% | (Wednesday) afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from his late resi- New Stock Exchange. dence, No. 79 Bedford street. $1900 Trea Notes 90 she Harlem RR 03 6234 | | On Tuesday, the 27th instant, Micuan, Warvins, in do 50 do 285 | the 37th year ot his age. Ey fy Harlem RR » g @ His friénus and acquaintances are respectfully invited 0 to attend his funeral, this day (Wednesday,) without further invitation, from the residence of Owen Byrne, 29 Garden street’ near State, South Brooklyn, at 4 o'clock, P. M. At New Orleans, 18th instant, Cuantes H. Bausn, aged 31 years, formerly of New York, and for the last 15 ‘ars a resident of New Or 10) a ——— CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yon, Turspay Arrennoox, Juty 27. ‘The flour market continued firm to-day, and sales ot good fair brands of Geneseo were made at $5 50 a $5 62}. Some small lots, rather extra, sold at $5 75.— Sales of Ohio were made at $5 37% a $5 6244. Sales of one and two brands Michigan were made at $5 60 a $5 O,TAILORS.—A desirable enporennity toa ig to commence th well assorted stock of ready. 7808, W 6244; and sales of Georgetown wero made at $5 75, and | WSCC" “ithe ning ia yere Lowe of Ohio at $5 3734 a $5 6234. ‘The market did not ap- | conveniently fitted up. Posse ear quite as stiff in the afternoon as it did in the fore | SY. Addreus 30 eee Be part of the day, though there appeared no great anxiety LRGs ihe highest prices can be A ion ry men families who are desirous of converting their fi wera apparel into cash, Families aud gentlemen quitting the sity, or changing resi, dences, having any superfluous effects to dispose of, will ad itmuch to their advantage to send for the subscriber, w! attend them at th ence VAs Bron J. LEVEN! 466 Broad yw Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. 1, LE 4¥28 Sere either to buy or sell upon compromise terms. Dealers generally seemed disposed to wait for later foreign news. ‘Tbere was some more enquiry for wheat, and sales ot Genesee were made at $1 28, and of poor Western at $1 4 $1 08, Corn varied very little from yesterday’s quo- tations. Sales of Northern mixed were mado at 65c, and of Western do at 623g a 63¢; of flat yellow at 66a 67 @ 68c, and round yellow, a little mixed, at 660.— A sale of pure good round Northern yellow was re- ported sold at 70 cents. Sales of rye were made at 78 a 80 cents, Sales of New Jersey meal were made at $3 560. Oats were worth 484 50c. A sale of malt was stairs, NSLYN: a POR ELE SOUP AND STEAKS and Stewed in soup and steaks this day and during the Mibiwnel: valto-a criteiou nt. Cessesisieail the real epicurean style. Will be ready from 11 on 7M Bauk Coffee House, No. 11 Pine farts tem way ane SB" AMES ROSSETT. GARD INA PRIVATE FAMILY —A small family, made at $1. A lot of barley was held at 55c. Provi- having ie app rooms than 1 y can occu 40 would wish to sions stood at about the same quotations. Some old | (eee aoe a ee et arnianed og primo pork sold at $11 75, and a lot of new do at $120, | Geutlemea requiring Frere adel ey ates deer inary Some tierces of beef $19, and city mess do at $13 a $13 25. Groceries were inactive, and no sales of moment were reported. Receipts down the Hudson river, July ‘26th;— , cold, and shower baths in the house. Apply ey street, between Hudson aud Greenwich st. eet, Rew Yok COURT & DESUHAUX Flour, berrels. 21,824 niperior style, never belanet ttre c “of sorts of goo sewing sil Geen, bushels, bea ‘ ade zephyt worsted and Wheat, * ipatant machinery for patting up Worst: skeins, spools or stic bons, silk, satin, mMerinos, inlet cashmere gimps, fringes, cords and tassels, ladies’ and geutle- garments, Kc. ‘dyed and cleaned equal to new articles. 30 Asues—Small sales of pole were malo ai $4 8744.— d or faded Pearls were duil at $6 50, Sales of 600 bbls fresh ground Breapsturrs—Flour Genesee were made at $5 623; 100 do, a little extra, Bold at $5 75, 200 a 300 do $5 50; 300 a 400 do Ohio sold ¢ REWARD—BOaT LOST—On_N Monday during Bt $5 3744, $d 60a $5 6236; 1000 do Michi, anftwo brands, eold at $5 60; and 1008 'do, two brands do, were re- 8.10 aencalt tie by fer ow fn er Cry ported sold wt $5 6234; 500 do Qhio were sold at $5 60 and 5 a 600 bbls Georgetown were sold at $5 75. Wheat ~—Sales of 23 a 2500 bushels Genesee were msde at $1 23; 6000 do Ohio common Western, at $1 a $1 08; andda 6000 do poor Western, including parcels of ordinary Il- linois, at $1. Corn—Sales of 6 a 6000 bushels Northern mixed were my de at 660; 2600 do Western mixed sold jow sold at 67¢; 3000 white outside, the inside varui supposed to have drift- ed shore in Gowanus Bay, or. on Long Islan Hi ‘Any person deliveriug the boat to GE fewlit:, Coney Island; + West street, New York, w tor Hasnilt.n Hows raceive the lo BOOKSE LERS AND STATIONERS—A Young Man who has been some tim B another at 6234 a GBe; 4000 do Northern yell donate He has do flat yellow sold at 67 a 68¢; 4000 do round do sold at | fiw agency of se in his native country. 67e, and 2800 do, a little mixed, 660, and 2000 do good | Piewe addres __Jy28 lt re round round yellow was reported sold at 70c; and 1000 do white at 6%c; 1600 do round, damaged, sold at 56¢ Meal—Sales of 250 bbls New Jersey sold at'$3 50, Oats were worth 48.8 60c, Malt ushels were sold at $1. Rye—Sales of 5 a 600 bushels were made at 800; 500 do, in the ship, sold at 780, and 800 do sold at the same IBERAL CAsH ADVAN: new and second hand Vehicles, sails, forsale I KOELER, M.D., Sargeon and Oculist, tins prnciined © for more than ten years in different. parts of Europe, Asia Mivor, Peasy! Armenia, South Africa, Brazil ane ADE ON ‘Tatter- eft at New York Price. New Hollan ANDLES— Sperm were steady at 303¢ @ 3c. _iyat 0c" re” Greenwich street, 632, cor. Morton, Col —The market continued rather inactive, with- ‘ost on the oth of Julya LIBERAL ReWA K LD WATCH, near the size of an English y alver al; winds by the oondants (seem) “with rere? and a regulator, is moved by a slide on the edge of the case: out change in prices. Corrox—The demand to-da imanufacturers, who have purcl rincipall boing about 700 Naeens at he ceae opens on the side of che face. It his the family crest, pric.s rather easier than those current at the close of | "' i fhah weak. Panwa acon oeeedioia pl odes hy ‘heemnye chain with long links. Apply at this offie dy27 Liverroon Cuassivivation. HAVRE AND PARIS EXPRESS New Orleans 2X ORK, Ww, AGEN he undersigned having despatched, Inferioi eee ae Br ae special Agent to France, to. atteud to the business of the 4 1034 a 10! gency, will receive orders for the purchase and transmission 1935 8 IR | ot goods of all descriptions by the French Steamers, on the 12 & 12° | most reasonable terms, and with the greatest promptoess f2%q a 123g | aud itch, Letters and parcels also be received 12% & 12% | for transmission to and from the Continent, ‘The Philadel- * 13x | Phia will leave New York on the loth of August, aud a let- none i386 8 13% | Ter bag for that vessel is now ready at No. 10 Wall street. Or- tone. notes none | Sere from any ‘part of the United Bates ‘and Canada, (post “8 paid,) will be attended to, Fis—We report sales of 500 bbls No. 3 mackerel at | y's Zot rre LavINGSTON, WELLS & CO $4 75, and 2a 3000 quintals a ‘There was none left afloat unsold. Scaled herrings con- cod at $3 3154 a $3 50. CKOWLEY & SON, Needle and Fish Hook manu arwickshire, Eagland—Store No. ane, (up stairs) New York. Wm. C. and inform the merchants of New York and other Ving now on vand an exiensive stock of their ma- ll to the trade or importers at a their manufacturing prices. Une of the how ia, Eugland, ana anteuds tinued scar d were held at 900. Faorr of 1000 boxes bunch raisins were made at $1.45, including small parcels at $150. 270 do da- maged sold by auction at $1 12, a $1 15 a $1 20 cash. Hemr—A sale of 100 bales American dew rotted were sold at $125 perton The market was bare of Manilla. Hroes—The market was alittle more firm, but without Feapeettull exten that fa nufactured articles, will sinall advance from firm, Win. Crowley, bei shorily to increase their establishment by the stenmn mills, we shall be enabled to-sell at ex remely ‘low prices. ion of sales: rede ino hands worthy of poo ‘i iaiian _Jv25 30t* re Leap—The arrivals were large, ant ces inclin: to CK 4 CEKS, HOTEL Krk Pe RS, —_ Aroop. Quotations ranged from $3 62% to $3.75, Oe Aa O BCOARS IGTEE, § eT ENG LeatHer—The announcement of the public sale to | QUES, No. a gf Bo corner Pine ca ceive eC le Harold, from Havana, a choice take place on Thursday, bas caused.» temporary censa- tion of operations among buyers and ‘The latter are indifferent about selling vmtil after the sale, antici. pating better prices when that sale shall have taken ¢, particularly as the Western fall trade has barely meotof u eb st brands, weil worthy the attention of deal aud the trade in general. OTICE TO SMOKERS —H. leave to call the attention of the favorite weed, as well as the pul eral lus chores and exteasive asortment of Haran me of the most delightful brands just received Citide Harold,having been selected underthemepeeriey stone of the best judies i in Havana, in order to please the most fuse tidious, and not to be surpassed by any other collection iu this city, or elsewhere. No. 106 Broadway, v2 Me corner of Pine street, S HYULDEK BRACES, aud BODY geen Porto Rico were made by auction at 28 8 2814 ote. cash; 30 barrels sold at 23 ote. cash, Navat Srones—Sales of 100 bbls. an turpentine were sold at 36 cts.; sales of N. county Rosin were made at 50 cts., afloat, and 200 bbls, North ‘county turpentine sold at $2 50. O1.s—There was no change in prices, city pressed Lin- remiuin Patent Hltstias Shoulder Brace, 40 hiz commended and ronised by the most et surge seed sold in w moderate way at 70 cts.,and English at | this country, for children ot adults, who are inclined. {9 stoop. ed. {0 sto0} or are round shouldered, or effected spine pervons with weak- F pain in the chest, those of consumptive or sedentary habits, or ape confined by study, or at the writing desk, ns they will find them an invaluab'e article to brace the shoul ers, expand the chest, thereb; ing a free and ealthy a tion to the lungs. Mechanics and sii tee by -earing this will be able to do more work wi fati_ue, as well ‘othing new in whale or sperm. Provisions—Sales of 200 bbis ipa ng pork at $11 75, and 160 bbls, mew fend sold at $1! ew mess, was worth $15. Beef—60 tlerees noid at $19, wa 10 bbls., city inspection mess, sold at $13.0 $13 25, Lard yemained steady at prevjous quotations. Rice—We have only to report sales of 30 tierces, fair | as improve the form. ‘Tobe had wholerale a1 re ail at to good. at $6 a $5 25, Ve SuGan—No sales of consequence were reported. Gentlemen's outfitting stoke 37 Broadway, ‘TALLow—No change. WPvesie se rot Park Place, y perior Body Belt, or “Rodoniunl Supporter ere recommen b JEWEL ERS, MINE aN PAINT 2KS, KO " Sowrtlandt flour waa engaged to London tn Butoh | grndvay, wheat it rel Susnfereoenat Sele. one or two vessels were engaged for Ireland | writing, dreasing and jewelry Boxes, Miniature Cases nad Set. at 11364, for grain, in bags. ‘To Liverpool, rates stood at | cass Flute Locker seated yee i aud pencil Boxes about 3s, 6d to 34, 9d. for flour, and at 103¢d. for grain for silver plate neatly ‘arran in sacks, ‘To the continent we heard of no change. Also, irays made and fitted to j swellcey show cnsos, to com , chains, rings, keys, pins, thimbles, pen ‘A varity 30 too abot Constantly on hand and made igotder, with neatuess and de spateh, No.2 Courtland street, Ni rk JVI torre Reav Estate ar Av ct1on.—Lot on avenue A corner 1éth street, 26x953¢ feet, $1.125; lot adjoining, 26% x9534, 890; do do, 775; 4 do do, at $780, 3,120; lot corner avenue DENTISTS; DENTAL DEPOT, 41 BROADWAY A and 16th street, 26x9534, 1,750; 4 lots on 16th street N rear of the above, 25x103%,'2,800; lot adjoining, same Tesh Denn} Inmet gl En ht Wy ire, Bolder, Size. 685; 2 lots rear cf above on 16th street, same size, 1,250; Lot adjoining, sume size, 690; do do, 646; lot cor: ner 10th street and avenue A, 962x953, 1,050; 2'lots ad- joining om avenuo A, 23%(x9534, 1,650; 2 do do, 1,600; 2 Kore lots adjoining. 1,600; gore lot on 15th street, Tear of above, $90; do do, 750; do do, 610; do do, 460; do do, 790; lot corner of 14th atreet and Ist avenue, 26x94 feet, 1.800; lot adjoining on Ist avenue, 25%x94 feet, 1,375; do do, 1,800; do do, 1,200; 3 do do, 3,900; lot on 13th street, rear of above, 25x103!4 feet, 1,100; lot on 14th atrect, do, 1,326; lot adjoining, same size, 1250; do do, 11795 lot on 1Mth street, near’ Bowery, 25x91 feet, 4,900, OSPR 1 Springs, platiny, Gold, iver Mite a older ke. SO iva dae ARRIGON & MYERS—MANBIO. ville, New Jersey—Are prepared to viduals or families for the season on. ti terms. The Hotel overlooks Focd besuufal P; bat 3 miles from Newark, and parti reach Belleville in an hour, “HOUSE, Belle- ecommo tate indi- e most moderave Passato—is distant leaving New York can and at an expense 9 but 3756 1 Gteod* 1c RUG STORE AT MIDDLETOWN, N.. the best retail Ding Etores in the State of Conne now offered for sal ‘0.8 person eapenle of conductin bu means, the whe Mirch Tratty ana havinn 9 amal =a ane, this store offers vantages to the parebeeor’, A. valent TELEGRAPHIC. be he store has ied sya ome i — me connecting Markets, the elty ot be i mand the RLEANS, July 20—P.M. | “bridge Cotton—The market remains without change, with moderate sales, Flour—The market was inactive, We note sales of 1,000 barrels of Illinois and Ohio at Sta $4 25. Corn—Sales of 4,000 #acks were made, consist- ing chietly of western mixed, at 48¢., including western sound yellow, at 560, Wheat—Sales of 4,000 bushels were made at 90¢. m 95e., consisting chiefly of Ohio and sto! le to a tanding the business. etter by letter of anne ry met EL BOWNE, era jareeere ‘ur John street, New SOMPOUND SYRU Saraaparilln and Ye remedy ie published lor the sole beseht phibo UMAtieM, pains and stiffness of the joints, cular sabstances near them, re pi fi ind is warranted to gi Minois, good red and white. Oata wore worth 986; corn retin. Wins parties and quicken the eireu ony alle 0. Teri tal y t Of the animal ec mm meal $3 10; whiskey dull at 200, @ 213¢0, No alteration perfect state Tent Wer frose complatnte ‘arising on, in freights or exchange. Injudicions and von continued nse of mercary, this combina ni ite {on mn be cor asidered & specific ; eases that hive Jong resist. fe, July 27—P. M dal ot been ripiy and entirely removed ty, ipo era Herative ay rO ait by ‘repared and for sale, wholesale and retail c ARLES H. RING, ragyist and Chemis S719 200" 19¢ Broedway, cor John st, Jur four market was some firmer, and 500 bbls How- rd street were wold at $5 50a $6 76, including some BS. wer, Stay SATCHEL Baska PS —Jac rb 8. Plart will sell Geil i~d s It o’elock. at the 8, 23 Fm aged of | Mande street, two case: pny at OK ore 6 Fcontaiuing 200 doz. nests, of six eac Also, a quantity of straw tats, M4 to 28 inches long. _ Also’ ud re ED—By a respectable: woman, im & ly, imanear part of the country, a AnDWAit FAN¢ DS, PIs. understands co ‘washing »iroving and baking, aud taking ice COR Sats gare of asmall Soi neNe: site Aiaree strest | Hest fall sale of the aber a ekesiT te place this day at 10 en fortwo dave. iyabitere” | ovclock, at the auction toous enreer yt Pine er ate are Also, 2 casks b! By a young man of xood ad- fasnily, with excellent recom for character and competence elif 8 qualitleations (ye the duties fof ¢.. A lute addressed W. Gat the office 1 be promptly attended to. 0 inKes, | va peed table aig, Be. wien French ‘tks ¢ : pieces iu lots t Shine ges 1a Lots to suit pure vers; also, 300 doses 1, aud Tao, 2 lntge cases satchel baskets, 200 nests exch, of 6 each aad ajunotity of ance anee best quality and worthy special atention; also, 0 general assortment of carded knives, sevssors, rs, ke. Ale . Mill fi hardware gouds, WB tan ee Also a young ran a, family, or chamber works Good elty rnbenegs can be ret. or she will go as ng use work all locks, snd variows kinds of gues art now ready, Jy de te! ining on jy in ‘oth bce, al all mio: TAILORS —1 he w dersigued has ret few copies of is a eres which area few copies lightly soiled, are perfect, which he will sell atu reduced price. ‘unnecessary to say any thi is universally sckuowledge equ! lete arrangement rat 7 befor rie of the book complete. & praise of the al y the trade ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A few sover ond an ral beautiful fh the a rage: we cia T i SHANNON, 118 Nassau RGaaLe FOR BUILDING —Proposal: ‘STINEN Nov its Brondway, New" York, Figen IMPORTATION —W. SCOTT & CO, No. mere. have received a fresh lot of the much admir HO! earal ante sdee Paar uarrow taped borders, which are offered | man’s Retreat, tity fest TO each riaartalte walltor tee extoo lack and whute laced Capes, from $1 405 tiaterials and plan Sout heen, ffs, is. and Is 6d per pairs ch Cu Fetnaining stock ne, French ‘and white lace Visites, onan, cheap lot of needlework Collars, from ts to 6s. eacl # will also find some bargains in Valenciennes Laces and worth their atten Estimates will be re ing copper roof, paintin y OF at yas 10t re or the work complete, inelud- ‘cost pric &e. till the $d Aug the “RUSSELL GLOVER, Secretary. _ rT! ‘in PAareu—a full ssortinent of ail traw, and palm aud ruled—also ° FayETS mand vel on. Jy19 301 eye BRAZILIAN HAIR CURLING tT: Q a wall curl the ie beautifully ‘and strongly, and is warranted not to injure it im ihe least i thus dispenses with the use of the heated irous, whieh injure the hair by {esa and burning it. Sold wholesale je and etal. by the pole Proprietors, STORRS & CO. Sixth st tie ourtlendt st; Stoddard & a .. 21 North AL YShiorri0n—ae the ion Aeests i in New Yor! Fite che to gp t) € Me Fulton st; Gui A 5 Go corner of Grand nd Bo ery. ves, 139 t iyo x ‘ho anion have te ‘me of hold ee Assos vation have ‘changed, the ae ENTORS INSTITUTEExirordisary Sale of Val TRG reenter pete, roe ble Heal Fataee—A timived nomier of ehoice balding ted to exlubit cimens of Flowers, Fruits , or Vedetal Nes, | lots, 25 feet fr ar by 100 feet in depth, ig to the ‘and to aomice’ opened Programmes may be obtained | Luventors’ Insti ltuated in the city of Ponty eae may of Mr. Ses caloat onan tee iy tpplication to the aubscrer, during. te resent mis—of any of the principal, seedsmen in New York, of of | Month of July, at prices raring from $90 to $100 Aah the following Executive Committee :— ly ot Angust next. No suba Luther Bria, Win. Coventy H. Waddell, Yor the rapital stock of this Leatitute will be received she rd Ki this day, Sprang, Jess amount than $500, to be paid in cash. Theo, Krelieehuypen, Persons desiring to purchase lots, are informed thatthe stein: ‘Archibald Russell “Pe boats from New. York lenve Pier No. 2, North Hiver at Bawa i ofclock, “A. Mand Barelay street, what at3 o'clock, B. iS 11.60t*re D. every diy, except ber 0 Fare 12! OMON a DREWs, President. 500 war ‘slot nov. July ise 184 77 3¥ eod Sw th ein oy oe No, 77 Gold street, where orders re 7a OSL, |SDEFENDEN IT, CHE. and most agreeable, med ite Ce Rellinger'etntalltble, Livianeat antversal li be panetually’ attended to at the shortest notice, and ch is thes be panes aon FP NO AR Ty Gata yused by the medical faculty throughout the city . B.—The highest ime given for weutlemien’s left off | and country. It eradicates oe. heals sores, reduces in- weutingipgenal iyi gota the most, aggravated, chart: ‘PIMOLAT’S SULPHUR, BAT! tT PE. street, uear Broadway.—These Baths ey been establi: ry ed for the last tweaty. rs, and are the only Sulphur Baths in the city, ey are ded by the most eminent physicians, for the cure of rheumatism, salt shew, chronic complaints, eruptious of the skin, y for au adult, for t will be paid for every fa Te'ts pat up who have horses can affird to use it; it dies on the shell, after they get one trial. ful and incom ral Medicated Vapor Bathe also given daily, froin 8 A.M. to 8 | anouuce. ‘Sold at30_ cents a es ves orate, Kross and gross at much gr n of price, Hence the ADVERT ICRMEN TS are daily torwardes = pablisesia cause and the propriety vor all the stage proprietors of New best Ne: rs of all cities and pr ork city,.the Harlem Railroad, and other farge compat the United States, Cana y the aceredi together with our best and most’ distinguished horse trainers authorised to receive mabser and dealers, laying down all other remedies used by many of w them fri tothirty years—and row will use this alto- ill not nor do not OST—TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS KEW x fre img wpe 9 Ha rbsceiver will pay $33 10 any et waite ret Vics) cSeen) sreneen ies oh. 00eh teas nal yn or ms acent: John HE Mager, Ban. 41 Wall tect froin William, ‘Kellinger et Willamaburgh at che faut of alarge sized Reusset TR Cr Grand Street Ferty; of Sr. Kyle, Harlem Hailroad 6 fc the subecriber'on the Ith of ‘Say Iast City Hall Park, New: York citys aad at the. druggists terre keepers, saddlers, aud. taverns, throughout the ci try generally: Distributing Ageuta are wanted from all parta he United States, to whom farge profits will b ' will pay the expenses of all who may come from a distance to treat with us, if we full to watisfy thelr most sanguine expecta LOTHING AND FURNITURE WAN1 —Ladies and Gentlemen haviog any cast off or super- ‘Tacias TEU ta or furniture 10 dispose of, can obtain afair cash price for the same, by sending a mote, or by calling on the aubseriber, at hi zpeidance, or through the post, which will | tions in relation to, its truly wosgenal curative effects upen be puanctually attende man and horse. yervlent, merchants of every respectal H. Ey BOER, 7134 Canal vet, up stairs. class and denomination, will do well to call on us, it will not N. B. Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. De Boer. tvileged few. Therefore, all who have Old stock and job goods bought, of any nairion and ould be and flare try, an ae yy 24 30 re them, can profitably assist jing this ret GAN, NANUFAGTORY native over thé face af the whote inhabita ‘lobe, GEORGE JARDINE 3 Anthony street, New York | WiPT C KRLLINGET Prince Aare ed to Dr. DE: Re a cad ‘Twelve Years. Manufactarer, at Yonke Wesiteter cont, New rk yee NTHONYS NATIONAL DAGUERREAN DEFO! FOR SALENA eee roadway, New ANTHONY, (late An- years old, well made, kind ins isle nnd double har- thony Clete &Co., Importer of French Plates, Frames and Ch Gsraes greed General Agent fc Apparatus, and materials of and home manufacture. road, to a wavon, in 3 rd on_th y further particula: 28 apt, ot oth of foreign R SALE—A handson te years old, and abous 14 hands hi rials req ness, and cantera under th rreotypeist, gives him eminent facilities for supplying the et (4 sound, and stands without ty K; rest quality of articles on the most reasouable terms. ‘Also for sale, a handsome tight Wagon, nearly new, and ‘iyil gov made to order. oth ave wold for want of use. na HOGRAPHIC STONE! WARD” WikTHs Enquire at Mr. Duff's Livery le, Howard street, No. 90 John Fo tbr for s anes ality ans bye Centre and Elm streets. ya Pre ‘a supe: assortment of the both of thet blue ad yellow mae wi tie he will be ‘willing to sell upon favorable terms. s NEW AND MOST AGREEABLE LINE a BREDE: vcr SEGARS, SEGARS.—H. Vater aye Nebsea re- has ricksburg, iy nana Pay pt Va., Staunton, Va. specitully informs his friends and the public opened the store No. 106 Broadway, corner of Pine street, for he ve inia Springs, Weldon, N.C,,and Charleston, 8. C. the exclusive sale of imported Havana and Principe Segars, The pul ible os jalormed ¢ that the new and splendid low pres- where wil constautly on hand a choice assortment of al ire steamer HATTAN (convecting with the Great the favorite brands. N. B.—The trade supplied on liberal terms. WIRVALENTA—The undersi mupply of Ervalenta, a valuabl Line at dave Creek,) leaves Commerce street wharf, Baltimore, every Tuesday and Friday Evening, at 6 P. M., for the sbove points. _iy9 30r* re d haye on da fresh le remedy 1 obstinate cases of camminaion, “Fatup it pound packagee Kor aie, whole: Petersbu male and retail, by Lied ‘ Wetton ®. : ‘Apothecaries and chemists “ ftaunton, Charleston, $ 817 2530048 No.2 Park ws nN Being at the same price, more. direct and expeditions, and much more cermin than the Chesepeake Bay and James River Steamboat Line,—all the wide and row P oe rtion of the Bay, b yuth of the Potomac and Old Point Comfort, being entirely avoided by this | ‘Travellers are advised that the line hereby and parcel of the Great Mail Line through itis the intention of the companies composin Line, that passeny tion ‘with the Po: 1, alway line, and with more comfort, expe “other line, except the Jine yin Washington. tage and Gardens, the Bisrding Houseana Public Garden iehere he trusts to merit their favors. It is located close to little south of Plonter’s Hotel Dock, and named tinge. i ten ie ae LA ion iet9 3otr att 3 AG %, further particulars, inquire at the Southern Railroad of- meee athe ‘udermney ere ten fice, Pratt street, Balumore of Stockton &. Fall, or atthe the public that he a removed his office to the building one | Commerce street wharf; or, on iW GUNN ane ee on door soul 0 of Chubb, & Schenck’s exchange office, on 15th NELL, Capt. board the Powhattan, of pk; Be Travell Hers by the above fi street, Of ‘aia asury Department, where ‘he. will i ear in hind tae rene and faithfully. attend toauy" busiuess in the above line which th be entrusted to his care. Persons having e they have two hours more in the ‘Chesspesize Bay and James yet rene! outh of Petersburg at the same ‘Gwe wath these last, thes gp fle mae jtnen ny ent stared Wee ee Spe: there 1s wo broacht of commesion by the Bay Li speedily a nae or Bousty land warrants ov. trpawazy sivip ill be secured for the officers and soldiers of the present war, and the highest i NDID SEA BREEZE EXCUUR- Seco ion, commencing Tuesday, July 27th, at 3 jo’elock P. M., down the lower bay, touching cash price obtained for the same. ‘The unde d will keep his office openfrom 8 A.M. until | at Coney Island each way. Fare for the excurs cents. 6o'clock The superior steamer NEW HAVEN, Captain Vanpelt, His dwelling house ison Louisiana Avenue, nearly opposite | will leave Pret No.l, North River, eve at 10. and 3 the City Hall, where, in case of pressing necessi-y, he can be | o'clock, go down the 10 er bay near Sandy Took touching at seen and consulted before @ A. M.,and after Go’clock P.M. | Coney island each way, affording. families nu 0 take the sea air wich their children, Return o'clock trip at 2 o'clock; and the 3 o’elock trip Children half price, The NEW HAVEN facia pay the postage. MUEL STETTINIUS, AREHOUSE, No. 4 Platt jam, where may be forad's HOLESALE SHIR’ street, 2d door from a very large and convenient boat, with fue accommodations; aud every attention will be paid tg te assortinent of Shirts. of every quality, made i the comfort of passengers. The laven can be chartered Stati Faney and Pi for pleasure parties. Apply No. 8 Battery Place. 3528-200 re hants are res) etfolly invited to JOHN WOOLSEY, 34 Platt st. Jy10 60c*rre is speedy and po- wn to fail in com- oa the bonds of CITIZEN'S NEW DAY LINE OF OPPOSITION BOATS FOR ALBANY, Landing at Van Courtlandt’* Newburgh, Poughkeepsie, Kingston, Caukill and Hudson.—Fare 40 cents=— Breakfast and Dinner on B ‘The uew and elegent Steamer ROGER WIL! LAMS, ty ) rminator has never been 1 this unwelcome intrud O4 days, Thursd d' Saturdi ¥ the proprietor, CH PALLL APS, wholesale and re- | A; Dewraots t Sip: ple toanol Wstiumne sect woncting tail, at 16 6 reenmich ateet ure Courtlan sad ery Hainmond street pier, trom N onl streegs W. Gabandan, 141 Righth avenue, N. York; | 3" 7 s board the Boats, tnd Bulle eng ore, comer of Sands nnd Fulton streets, | "Stabler at tie omeey foto se mePialiatheny Brool T.. Peet vat the office, | persons are count caof the owners. CONEY ISLAND modious and elegant steamer |, Captain Weld, will regularly run at the following wae fad 16 F M jy10 300¢m So NDO! HALL = MHORNS Yen nee Me The vatseriber has he ready for inspection one of the best selected stock3 of the above articles in this city, ‘Country dealers, churches, havea and private fam 1 find it to their advantage to call and examine the above stock, which willbe sold at reduced prices, sm HN W. MORGAM _iv' jt’ forbid trusting the Vik PATS, NT ot: Bs JUN Unskhs Assist: Sa lnew and epatel erctole 5PM. tie Nursery, by which infants three months old and upwards wd can amuse and exercise themaclves, resting, as they da, iat § little seat or saddle, which serve the child and itll the support required: Also itp attachment, the asker, which forms light, airy CRADLE for the comfort of child ren daring warm, tls recommentied as conducive est aa bb, wi ae KOR TIVERFGUE=Aee Line—Re er of auth of August The splendid, paeket ship 8 NS, Captain E. B. postuvely sail as esas, ba regular day. Kor freight or passage, nt superior furnished accom modations, apply on board, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street orto di . K. COLLINS, 6 South at. ce of passage, The picker any BHERIDAN, Capt, G.B. Cornish, will seceed the Siddons, and sail on the 26th of Sept, her regular iyae OR LONDON —Only regular panies of ist August. The favorite packet ship PRIN L BEAICL, burthen 1060 tons, Capt Me: Above, her regular day. Having spleadid accommodations for cabin, second eabin and steerage passengers, those about embarking’ should make early application on board foot of Mniden-lane, 01 to be assured on finding it,on eetly ah ie 9 be had, wholesale t, ‘Thomas W. Thorne, . Me y, cor. Pine th sts. ae 2, Persons desirous of sending for, their fri in the old country, can have them brought out in the above ship, or any of the regular packets by apply! above. Jy28re ‘Blevhey Holt," THOMAS W. THORNE, President. Keioca, Secretary. ye eapital of this institution is now full, and with » 5 fo ace side Burliog. i We. ai All goods wot pernitied will be went to pablic at ita VOODHULL & MINTUR Ne PACKHD SHIP LIVERPOOL FROM LIVER 0: ye thieday discharging nader general over, fe 28m to Ioan on bond and mortenge. 11 30t m : Y fo cone On onan Art) ot PACKET SHIP BROOKSBY, FROM GLAS. MPANY—Othice No, GOW.—Consignees please send ia Wall street, opposite tne Merchants’ puchavge hele veramits on board, foot of Hecsovall sacet ine This company Coutinues to insure agninst loss or dainage by | meaiaeh goods not permitted in five days will be ‘seut ire, on dwelling houses, warehouses, buildings in genera futile goods, bem and merchandize, and every description of per- jyaam Wi JODHULL & MINTURN, 87 South st, soual property “| = > > > FOR NEW ORLEANS <I Losses torreetly and promptly adjusted and paid. York Min Mie onday, Augas A gen ‘urn leans wharf, : Jexeoh i e Bogart, | street, or to E.K. COLLINS, ph, Thor, rat Agents in New leans, JO. Woodruff & Co ro it Ww! irae John ine ave oceHle a onl ipevaed sade ow who will Geo. T. Horr, Secretary. (kd - nd nil Nev eee azn Hata. billamos v4 ATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE 8) HOR LIVERPOOL Packet shin ASHBUR- CIeTY, OND! " Henettof the! Witow and Ory yes reguinr day. thot Aeguae, hte, sl da Capital £500,000 ste: abin and steerage passengers, being unsure | [osseey by say ship in port, and ie. greater number o} | berm already engaged, those desirous of embarking in thi saendid packet should’ make early application on board, foot f Maiden lane, or to J McMURRAY, comer Pine ; pital is inv Us tates.) eae a SNE MURILAY : Lo, Georg: street, Hanover Square, ‘Chairman of the Court of Directors in London United States Board of Local ectors—(Chief Office for The above Pal eaimaceoded by the mi A b/ N ork.) | om ng Jecob Margene rs Ohara, "Sait Storing Hon, | HE OP etn eee ate emer Cn, Tonathan Goodies Esa. Samuel M, For | countrys eam have them browse owt i, either of tet ators James Boorman, Esq. Gevepe Barclay Pampl| in he, Ke, tb i iol Oiice, 10 Wallstreet, of dl By vo al Agents throughout the United Staces, and Be Wallin, Van Hoc C, Edw. Habteht, Esq. a, General Accountant, Rates, Lists of Age packets, by att ‘as above. ~ LIVERPOOL LINE OF PACKETS—| a Packet ‘at be lith Go oft este ralendts new é ket chip WEST FO ', Wm. HH. Allen, mas ier, willenl| asabors, her egulas day, Vor freight or her accommo: pssed for toor, elegance, and comfort Maiden, Lane, o to KRM. 76'South st he well known tisha lisbae Whitney, Charles W. Rogon'' hs parr A seamyepelly informed (Antu evo thermenn tre requested to ‘wnaloe ‘Lon Friduy, the 30th of July, Sielnek in the forenoon iyi ot me ¥ THEATRE—A. W. Jackson, ¥ 3 Grane itt tear i it Joreahart sn Season: * Will be pes ny RATAD'QUEEN™Bapuste, Mr Bushe; N occa iss urnou Previous to which will be acted the comedy of the V EI. MONT WOOL DEALER—Me- Mr. Keene; Capt. Onley. J. Deuteronomy itet Ce Burl “ucinde-with the draws of the ADOPTED cl, Mr. W Marshall; Kecord, J. Greene; 23 cents; Pit and Gallery, 1234 cents, Doors on quarterto 7; verformanée to cornence at half-past ALMO’: 28, the. of the Wwigewis vic Vitti atterly, Miss Mar As Yehich th A Grund Divertioesiont, Fes Eeossais, by Miles Jutia and Flor Graal Pade Dens from the ballet of Giselle, by M'lle Adchide and Mone. Sehm o,be sypcoedgd by the in railed performance of Mons. my on the Tight * Tiny the ballet pantomime utitled the LIV- ING SRELETON. by the Lehman Gunily. meee Circle, Machen Bessel $5. "Doors open at 7 ‘Tier, 25 cents; Private Boxes, commence at 8 o'clock CASTLE GARDEN. Mr, Benen, Stage Manager—On Essig ateriaimments. wil commence iN ALL CORN jimon, Holland, A, Mey Walcot: Hose. Mite Clarker Sephis, ROLINE will appear on the Tight Rope ‘tume. and dance the Scotch Beratbaey, len travsformation to the costume of a noble. Perlormance to commence at 9. xtraordinary Exhibitioo—Th ese in now yin iw at Castle Garden — mission on board 25 cents. Open from 6 o'clock, A. M., oP.M. Jaw A CARD: ~CASTLE GARDEN: HOLLAND'S BENEFIT. Thuraday Evening, July 29, When will be presented the imitative bu Metta of WHIRLI- G HALL, in which Mr. Holland will sustain six different pat ‘With n variety of novel entertannin as will be expressed in the bills of the day. naldition to the performances» SPLENDID LADY'S WORK box Pill be wiven away, during the half hour's intermission, in the folowing mauuer :~—On entering the Garden each Indy will ceive a ticket w: mber ou it, the duplicate of the aunn- b basket on the stage, from which id the Indy holding. the corresponding All be presented with the Work Box valued at §20. HE RAVEL FAMILY bek to | aoe to. ta merous friends aud patrons in New York, that the: "Ss OPER HOUSE for a short summ Americ: lgch, August, 1617, Daring the seugn mil be produ y of theit popular TIS: A succession of NEW COMIC PANTO briel Ravel and the celebrated family ; A series of novel entertainments on the TieHT ROPE. iy leased PALMO’ son, being their Gorell awe in In additi whi Al tions from the Vaudeville Con cinns, and Corps de Ballet, to be ad‘ressed (post i e JOUN SEFTO. THE VAUXHALL SALOON Of several par Ball at the shove ie duesday eveving, July 28, 1847, h will be under the entire direction of Mr. J. PARKER. Jare will be taken to have everything agreeable. A promenade ju th makes this a very desirable Tickets, 50 cent of Mr. Parker, or ai establishineut, be opened for poses solely, on or abont the first of September management of Bs a. B Persons of acknovwie: geal senson, will please addrera hi At109 | ANN, (9 During Mr. Barrett's absence in Euro! business communications imay be addressed ut jel3 thre CORBYN, N Barciay street. ME .ICAN MUSEUM—' a MANORS both AF ternoou and Kvening ‘4 New and interesting co! 1 of of the 36 Negro Slaves ¢ HE SCH( off New Haven in the y« Also ©: t THE ORPHEAN rea laaliae ‘ust RAD, time, \ENNEBECK the gar ¢ paler aL y in America. Also for one mpany of SHA 2 he only genuine « juptry. SANTA ANNA'S WOOLEN atal! hours day and ey “Aumont he whol evden her departure for ren 12hg cents LLERY OF OIL bove his Book Store, ohne dd masters, viz of life Dy Jiator, by David ; Motays, the biaeksimth ; Helew Forman, b by English Roadside, &e Se. Is esteemed by su perion fo aity, public exhibition, of pictures in thi Ir, COLMAN imports all the New Popular. from London, Paris, collection of Books, 03 of cho ce Preuss by "TER ALDRY. style, or may be had in pen drawing, E THE NeW THE. TH sverture books for a full orc! tures of the most modern compose: for do., composed of Waltzes, € favita y, Strauss, audvother Ger by Jeter, post paid, to be made and Musical director) with a fist o! 619 Broadway. by Lanw pplication fh co (Len residence, 27 Stre UNION COURSE, L BDNESDAY, July 28th, até o'clock, P. to 100 Ibs. w: aParse of heading heats—best 3in D. m. Lady Suffolk. J Whelply +names b. . Peter Me! arty. A ‘Couek! b. ‘elsh over. ENCH BOOTS. — Paris ij ‘Boots for $4 50, equal to the best Jy27 aeje reach Cal ae i sau streets, opposite the Herald office. order for $4 Uxoods warranted to give satisfaction. au streets. THE subscribers offer for sale turnij best kinds, vir red top, W Stone, yellow ‘Aber: and geueral every day. year. 518 Mem Jy28 900% 1 ‘a, or Swedish, show ball, globe AT FOR SALE—That a the village of ‘Tarrytow ester county, fitted up by the late Mrs. Philli gocupied for ssvaal fears by. Treadwell, oq. te now ot fered for sale. ‘The house, which is about 46 feet by 40, with Piazza front and reni i now in good ord with a green hor Sica ¢ premi enrriage how convenient o well stocked with a gre by any spot on the Hudson river. subscriber on the premises tane off shed, ve OSTRANDER. Tt in of the Rari tr Monmouth Co fanas in a state of cultivation ‘with all ‘the ‘necessar 0, lots from half an acre to twenty, wit ¢' bathing, Summer residences 0} tian Bay ov location, ve subserib half of New Y Jan w ed alarge disconnected from the main rooms are intended for ble size, light, and well co those general: watering places throughout the country. \¢ Proprietor is now fe: fishing to engage roome for the season. Letters a him at the City Hotel, Broadway, will receive immedi euti body of the io pencerees only; the ventilated, and superi tye following hours, vizi— From New Brghton—At 8 and 11 A.M From pier No.1 North River, New York=-At 9 / “yand 6X P.M, and more free'weot comin yenson ad vo in New Brig Krom New York, nt 9A. M., 2 and 0% PM asic Nighte—Tuesday, Thersday and es he Pavilion wm now ready for the reeeytion at Comreny, ane" Ure A TO HOTEL KEEPEMS AND OTHERS.—For fe, that valu i i te sane, con Vest und Hammond streets, inthis city, and now c Bred as a Steamboat Hotel. ‘Twelve or more ste mboal i ily at the pier in front 0 ‘ry it crested in the Hote desirable location ‘ or those, interested" SMIDT, 20 Nassau ALLMAN, on the prem: premises, renderin = street, or of F Jyh Stood in sé—For mle in New York by the a cenen ert James facturer, 23 Courtlandt stree td one Lag ‘ourpet Invoy ne, 134 5 Dey streets A132 Park Rows Part & Brig 40 Broadway; Knight & myOn 320 Broad way; Charles Pitt & Son, be ates! 116, ter ee eNathl, Sawyer, 399 B 26 Broad 210 Waters ut Founec ti 256 Third man, Mi iden Lave oy esa eereok and no where elsé in the city of New York ANADIANS AND SEGAR FAI adinn Fr Sabseriber to call the atte 1 Ques, i HE, Jy 100 re 106 Brondway , corner Pine st. Popham, hy Seat ‘eal succeed the West Point and sul Ith Septembe: y. jyat ait re ik LO! IN—With De me OR LONDON. fasts rm aad ‘aptain Taylor, her ng.» larg part her carga eneageds will sail ex shove. ens re hy pafcees Colnmbin, Oa one ao, “np ce Sombie 8 J n daly sei hasten, iS aware eit” Mes HARD! 3 & STOTY’S Gil, DED BRASS LET SIGNE—Ofhice a4 Mad Green atre' arkeabl # brit line s warranted to ojapanned to pay IMES, by Ga- 0. and a Grand Orchestra es, the proprietor will give © Taken by the Pim ime ‘Army in Mexico, may be seen here hs been exprenily ,t0 show the public. the only Indy that ever lett the walls of Canton, “Admission 25 cents Chi S28 brie re foreigners as Cngravings and Germany, which with his extensive Paintings, Fancy Stationery, and Drawing been Hoary he offers at the most reasonable prices, wholerale or its of Arms furnished and emb'azoned ‘A set of the over= the two cel ebrated horses, Moscow and Lady Suffolk, contend for ons — loscow. mile heats, at 236 alt Broadway for $6 ‘or $7. Fine French Calf Boots, city made, for $3 50— ally $5—can be found at the comer of Fulton and Nas- boots made to "Also the French Congress boots, of the best quality; boots, shoes, gaiters, slippers, &c., constantly en an Corner of Fulton seeds of the yellow other e arioty of thotes f fruit trees, shrub: bery and ornamental trees, and the prospect is not surpassed For terms, &c., apply to the high ‘out-build- the advan- furnished or unfur- aerteat yenirane of carrying on business in the city ata cheap rate, will find an "farms and lots are not in Texas a4 vady to treat with families Cad wid A steambont runs between New York and New Brighton, at us will leave the South Ferry, Brooklyn ioe the half-past 1 and half-past 3 o’clock, and return after ing, containing thirty-three rooms, altogether Il respects denominated single rooms in the verious L ATEST MOMENT, TELEGRS Pury INTERESTING FROM MEXICO, The American Prisoners not all Liberated. Santa Anna’s Design to send them to Atapuleo. Anticipated Attack on Reynosa by Gen. Urrea, PREPARATIONS FOR DEFENCE, Rout of the Mexicans near the Brazos, dic. Ke. die. The New Orleans Picayune of the 20th contains a let- ter from Lieut. Barbour, dated Mexico, June 29th. Tits gentleman was taken prisoner in February last, while advancing with an escort to rescue @ train which had been cut in pieces, and the men belpnging to which he supposed to be murdered. Lieut. Barbour states that the provision for the ex- change of Major Gaines and others, was not extended to himself, nor to Quarter Master Smith, and Midshipman Rogers, and that Santa Anna has no ides of releasing any of them, but wishes to send them all to Atapulco, on the Pacific By letters received per the Mary Kingsland from Bra- 208, to the 10th, it is rumored that Gen, Urrea is about to attack Reynosa with three thousand troops. Preparations for defence were making, and several de- tachments had been seen near the river, and the object of Urrea was believed to be an attack upon the depots and wagon trains between Camargo and Monterey. ‘These rumors about Urrea are not confirmed by the Matamoros Flag of the 10th; but that journal has simi- lar accounts relative to the Cirragal gang of desperadoes. The Mexicans and others discovered near Brasos, were taken prisoners or dispersed, and a rancho they frequented burnt to the ground. The tenth regiment from New York and New Jersey are quartered at Matamoras, where they will remain un- til relieved, which will be several weeks perhaps. BY THE MAILS, Wasninoron, July 26, 1847. Mr. Buchanan and the Union. In the Union of Friday night appeared a communica- tion signed “Justice,” in which it is stated that the “ex- planation made by Gen. Cass in the Senate, on the 22d of February last, in relation to the character of Mr. Marks, and hi juct in this transaction (corres; ond- Department.) was incorrect and un- ry material point, and was afterwards admit- wred to haye been such by Gen. Cass him- self, in open Senate, in reply to the questions of the Hon. John M. Clayton.”? ‘This statement is as incorrect as any can be which has not even a shadow of truth, After the 22d of February Gen, Cass never alluded, in the Senate, to the subject of Mr. Marks’ correspondence, nor to Mr. Marks himself.— ‘The explanation he gave on that day—similar in every important point to that given in the Union of Thursday night—was his final explanation; nor did he ever alter @ single word of it in the Senate, nor, 1 am persuaded, any where else. In his speech on that occasion he sald, “I do not impugn the motives of Mr. Marks, for! know nothing of him;” and this is the speech in which he is represented by “Justice” to have “impeached Mr.Marks’ tharacter for truth and probity,” and which he is wards said to have retracted. Furthermore, when Cass resumed his seat after this explanation, he re- ceived & note from some person in this city, vouch- ing for the unimpeachableness of Mr. Marks’ cha- racter, and he tmmediately arose and gave Mr. Marks the benefit of the voucher. No allusion was afterwards made to the subject by the opposition in the Senate. The statements made by General Cass, on the authority of the State Department, were never called in question, It is but reasonable to suppose they would have been eagerly questioned, had there existed a possi- bility of impeaching their correctness. Thus then, the three propositions contained in the communication of “Justice,” that General Cass’s explana- tion of the 22d of February was incorrect and untrue in every material point—that his statements on that ocea- sion were afterwards retracted by him in open Sen. te— and that the explanation first made by him impeached Mr. Marks) character for probity and truth, are with- out a shadow of truth, and indeed bear about them their own refutation, Notwithstanding the strong evidence afforded by the wilful publication in the Union—for wilful it was and not accidental—of the tissue of misstatements in the ar- ticle signed “Justice,” | yet cannot believe that the editor of that journal designed to propagate to the prejudice of Mr. Buchanan the groundless charge that the latter had neglected to avail himself of means pointed out to him by Mr. Marks, of preventing the Mexican war—for it amounts to that, No man does #0 much mischief to his friends so innocently as Mr. Ritchie. Like the mer- chant in eastern story, who carelessly flinging some date stones around him, struck an invisible genie in the eye and killed him—so Mr, Ritchie flinging around his articles, helter skelter, is continually killing off some political friend who may have the misfortune to come within reach of his advocacy; and that without ever meaning it, it must be confessed, ‘however, that in the present case, appearances are strongly against him. He could not have been ignorant of the facts of the case, for his leader of the night before contained an accurate sum- mary of them. He saw and read the articic signed “ Justice,” before its insertion, He either did or did not know that its allegations were unfounded. The former hypothesis ir, 1 suppose inadmissible, as it would argue « premeditated attempt on the part of the editor to mis- represent Mr. Buchanan ; and yet the latter can searee- ly be true, as he could have easily ascertained the truth by a reference to the files of his own paper, of the Intel- ligencer, or of the Congressional Globe, The most charitable surmise is, that through sheer carelessness he took the communication on credit, neglecting to refer to the sources of information within his reach, It must appear from all this that it would be eminent- ly unjust to charge upon the administration all the mis- takes of its reputed organ. Is it too muchrto expect that the Union will now state explicitly of what portion o f the administration, if any, it is, im reality, the organ’ and to which part, if any, it is hostile—whose interests it cares for, and whose it holds cheap? Is it altogether fair or conscientious, after what has passed, any longer to foist upon the public the fallacy that it (the Union,) faithfully represents the views and feelings of the department of State’ GALVIENSIS, Wasninoron, July 26, 1847 More Despatches Col, Graudin, (a West Point graduate,) who served with Gen* Taylor, in the hammocks and everglades of Florida, and who for rometime past has been « clerk in the Treasury Department, has been detailed, and this morning despatched with despatches to Gen. Taylor, at the Welout Springs, near Monterey, with instructions to follow up Old Zachary if he shall have left the Springs for the desert of Encarnacion, Salado and Matehuals.; Of course we can only guess at the purport of these despatches, and wappose that. they # (for the de- partineut never instructs Old Rough and Tumble) the expedieney,with the new reinforcements going up, of an immediate, quick step forward movement to San Luis Potosi; and it may be, that by taking the Victoria route, Gen. Urres, the baggage warrior, the great cap- tain whose exploits of bravery are confined to unarmed teamsters, will be cornered or run off the track. W. Wasuinaron, July 26, 1847 The Soldiers’ Land Serip There are some bad boy* among the returned volun- teers. We learn from credible authority that several of them, after selling their certificates of discharge in New Orleann, showing that they have yori the marion of service entitling them to ite have come te the War Depart ised Sed’ that they = Jost their certificate, woes ro other vou their service, and thee Cg the pote ap which had already old, To make at sare, 1 ty eh bey and ought Co be generally known in New yOmuan that no discharge will be regarded or attended to at Warh- ington, unless presented by the soldier or his legal repr sentatives, of some one of them in the soldier's - or in their own right according to law. “Wasniwatos, July 26, 1847 Mr. Calhoun and Mr. Benton. ‘The Oregon question and the Mexican question have filled up the capacions measure of the sagacity of thir eminent man ofthe South, His first net upon entering ' peton of the Inst Cor ate wt Mhe Aevt oa b this foot upow t \ were at first afraid, but they rallied around bim int « of forty-nine. Mary