The New York Herald Newspaper, July 30, 1847, Page 3

have heretofore been closed against us, or have been sup- plied from other sources. The corn laws of Great Britain have been so much modified that the principal obstruc- tions to the admission of our grain have been sufficient- ly removed to enable us to send breadstuffs to the ports of that country, at a fair profit, and successfully com- pete with their own producers. We shall solve this question in the course of the coming commercial year, to the satisfuotion of all, and if our anticipations prove correct, there will be no want of markets hereafter for The earnings of the Buffalo and Niagara Falls rail- road for ten days ending 20th July, were $2,968 against $1,686 same time last year, showing an increase of $1,293, ‘equal to 60 per cent. The directors of the Syracuse and Oswego railroad have decided on # route, and advertised for proposals. ‘The road will pass from Oswego, through Granby, (Os- ‘Wego county) leaving the village of Fulton about one half mile to the east, to Lysander, in Onondaga county, touching at the village of Baldwinsville—thence up on the west side of Onondaga Lake, crossing the canal at Geddes, (near the lock,) and connecting with either the Syracuse and Auburn, or the Syracuse and Utica rail- road, as may hereafter be agreed upon. The routesse- lected is represented as an excellent and cheap one. length will be thirty-five miles, or an excess of only two milos over an air line between Syracuse and Oswego.— Ono half the distance is nearly level, and no grade will exceed twenty feet to the mile. with a T rail, (of about 60 pounds to the yard,) and the whole road built in the most approved and substantial The track will be laid The board of publie works, of Virginia, have sold to the town of Petersburg, the Petersburg and City Point railroad, on a credit of one, two and three years. Immediate steps are to be taken to raises fund for making a survey of the route for the railroad from Ra- leigh, N. C.,to Camden, 8. C., which will connect the Northern and Southern lines of railroad under the super- intendence of a corps of engineers, to be sejected by the capitalists of Boston, who havo purchased the Ports- mouth and Roanoke road, and who are about to extend that road to the Raleigh and Gaston road, On the 16th instant books of subscription were openeu at Weldon, to the stock of the company, chartered by the North Carolina Legislature, to fill the space from the present termination of the Portsmouth road to and by Weldon to the Gaston road, A sufleient amount was promptly subscribed by the citisens and the Boston Company,and the first instalme:t paid in. A partial survey of the route bas already been made, and it is supposed that the junction will be made at a point near Littleton, on the Gaston road. A meeting of the stockholders will soon be held, and the company organized by the ap- It is expeeted that this road, in first rate order, will bo ready for the next spring’s Stock See gy 10t 250 she Long Island RR ‘0 50 0 ‘nes [Telegraphic Cor. of Philadel; aTiTzauaon, July 29, P. M.--I haveno ebange in busl- ess affairs to power oarfarty = The Flour market will be tinue a i daughter of James Gemmel On the 27th inat., by the Rev. E. Lathrop, Eowarp R, Yaue, to Esta A., eldest daughter of Mr. John West, all of Brooklyn Ives, daughter of four years and four months. ‘The funeral will take place on Friday, the 30th inst, at 5 o'clock, P. M. rh ‘the residence of west 13th street. grandfather, James Bul tfully invited to attend. ‘ednesday evening, the 28th instant, of polntment of officers. from No. 6 Attorney street, wil fi South Wiliam street ror hereby acknowledges the receipt of Ve a ons and Clothing, since ys ‘rot aud 6 oh aie ane ot Mortis Sept Bp Bele atu Serip eae cad —From ‘the Lenaox Society, oo an News & ‘Wor Aah Ee Mosher, 10900 Trea Notes wise Onto es 1960 Be ‘Commiites of Pen was discount on certificate of 1—From McKee Swifc, 40 do 50 N Am Trust . argh benacn of the New Vorkand Krie Railrd 123 50 eset. a CITY TRADE REPURT. Naw Youx, Tuunspay ArtERnoon, Jur 20. Bales of fair brands Genosee flour were made at $5 62}¢ 8 $5 68%, with some small lots, a little fanoy, at $5 75. A parcel of Wostern Canal, sold at $6 50. Sales of Ohio were made at $5 60 $5 6234, with small lots, a little faney, at $5 760 $5 87}4. Salesof Michigan were made at $5 56% a $5 34}¢; Southern stood at $5 75a $5 8734, while eales were very light. Sales of good Ohio wheat wore made at $1 26, A small lot of pure, superior Gene- see white, was sold at $1 35, made at $1 10; and @ parcel of Ohio red, brought $1 20. Corn was some less firm than it was yesterday. Sales of round white, were made at 670.; and of pure flat white, at 67}g0 Sales of Wostern mixed, were made at 630; of flat yellow, 663¢, and of round yellow, at 66 a 67a 68., fmoluding @ lot of do, reported sold st 65. Meal was steady. A sale of Ohio was made at $2 87}; Wes- tern New York, was worth $2 75 a $3, and New Jer- sey, $8 95 a $3 60. Small sales of rye were made at 800. Onte advanced. Sales were made at 630., and were afterwards held at 64 10—From the, jubabitants of Ashville, Chautauque A sale of Illinois red, was fs 1s-ab roms the Tahabioanis New York, through inhabitants, of Sam | Abbott, nts, Barley was inac- tobe some firmer, owing to some Provisions continued les of new mess pork were made at $15, sad $12 50. Groceries exhibited no chan, A fair business was doing in sugar, wl tales of coffee were iuconsiderable. Receipts dawn the Hudson River, 2 473 barrels. Corn. Asngs.—Pota were rather inactive at $4.8736. Sales of ubout 100 bbls, pearls were made at $6 75, which was now of 26 ceuts per bbl. psturrs.— Flour—Sales ot 600 bbls. Ohio were and some lots of fancy§do were sold at $675. $6 873g. From 1.000 to 1,600 bi id. wt $6 6234, and 1800 do nold at $s bite’ vith oe small sidhgpe & little fancy, at Fog 15. 1100 bois tobi gan were mpl at $5 3436, and about 600 do. were sold at $6 6634. A smail lot of 100 bbis.. rather fuverite brands Rochester, brought $5 75. Southern we continue to quote at $6 75 a $5 8734. Wheat—Sales of 2000 bushels goo Ohio were made at $1 25; 400 do. su- Perior pure white Geneseo at $1 3 and 1500 do Obio mixed, were sold at $1 20; and 1200 Corn—Sules of 1000 a 1600 bushels inferior fat yellow were made at 630, and 2600 1000 do. flat white sold at do at 670, Western mixed 6 & 6B0., according to quality. 6600 bushels were made on private terms good round yellow sold at 630.; 6 & 7000 do at 66 a670. anil 2300 do’ were reported sold at 660.; 2600 do. mixed heated, in store, sold at 680 ; 6000 do. do. at 580. Meal —Sales 01 170 bis, Ohio were made at $2 8744. New it $3 26 @ $8 50, and western New Rye—A small sale of 6 a 600 bushels Was mado at 60c. Oate—Sales of 1600 bushels were rds, asked. Canpixe—Sporm 3036 to 81 cts.—market steady. Corres--No sales of moment were reported. "Prices remain unchanged. Cotrox—The market hasassumed a quiet aspect, and ‘will probably remain without further obange at present. Molders beiug relieved by the free rales they have made ritanoia. appear now to be jn- made at $550 9 $5 of Genesee were | beeches eee for 2600 do. Ohio red. do. lilinois red at 6 do good sound do at 66}¢0 ; 67360 , avd ubout 1200 rount Jerauy stood at al York at $2 760 #inve the arrival of the different about offering their supplies. Livenroon UnassivicaTion. Uplands. Florida. Mob. pa Texas From Akron, "Onto rah bbls rye aud rye il 4 ole wheat, 4 bois flour, 1 PaSlom Wooster aud other lacesin Ol {Phils comme: Boxes ad | bundle cloth her y Valley—4 bbis meal, 31 bbls cor aid Hai, New Yo fone. BA bbls Bw cnr ood was much reduced, and id. We quote them firm 3736 to $350 Sales of 400 to 500 bbis, No. 8 mackerel sold, «m bracing Viassachusetts, at $475, and Halifax do. At $4 0254 wnd 150 do., No. 2's new, Massachusects, wore sold at $8 to $9 25. Soaled herring were still soarce, and -No sales of importance wore rotted was still held at $126 per ton. No Seqnemee was in market. * "edb article oontinned inactive at $3 62}¢ to n—Tho public sale was well attended to-dey, dvanord one ornt per pound on best descrip Inst ie sale. A fey ane 2 ‘half bbls ce {bushels em im en in sacks, 79 bbls ‘i . compared with the tion of the ‘catologue was com; lwather, and brought corresponding prices, 9.240 hides of sole sold at the following range of prices:— Hewlock—Light and middie heavy do. 143g tol & fate damaged, all weights, do, ‘do., 94% to 10%. Oak. t4, 20 to 49 ote; damaged, do, 15 to 1654 Tho stock on'hand is about three-fourths lees than this time last your, pirits of turpemtine was quiet at 36 made, fey a te; ‘and 400 do. Wil- There was nothing doing in ets. Sales of tered bbls rosin were mn vhe inington at 65 to 70 ota re Wr other dexeriptions. , O1Ls— Dealers in linseed seemed dispose: Some holders anticipated a furth yers oontined their purchases chiefly wil stietnd staph se 706. pabieached was held Fi? bales maka seal ‘rom “} ea Kenues Prom Albany, without bbls corn, 1 A se pork vance. while bu their immediate firmer rates; N.W. whale, sum- Wo quote at 440, w 4de., and winter do at Provisions—Sales of 100 an were made at $15, and 1000 60; small eales Of meee were made $625 Bef ro rained avendy ‘Lird—Sales of 200 ferior, at 8), with « small rr. 260 tieroes, fair to ad Porto Rico were made at jovado at 60, a OKo othing ve momen doing, Whisxor= The avtiole was firmer are iwede ot hg, sad $80 do mute. Nn we | 14 200 brls, new mess pork my (he sulew embraced Syd quailty, ot $5 0 $6 ee Baurimone, July 99—P, M Balos of 600 bbls Flour were made, including Howard stroot, at $5 60.8 $5 6234, and City Mills, fresh ground, at $575. Sales of 2000 bushels prime red and white Pennsylvania Wheat were made at $1 25a $128. Sales of 1000 bushels Rye were made at75c. There was no change in Corn—and sales light. 300 bhds Sugar were sold at prices not understood. Provisions were some firmer, Whiskey was held at a slight advance. Steam- @r's news wanted. Ataany, July 29—M, ‘There was little or nothing doing in flour or grain, dealers were anxiously waiting for later European news. ‘There wasno change in quotations, Receipts by canal during the past twenty-four hours, were about as fol- lows :—Flour, 6,000 bbls; wheat, 6,000 bushels ; corn, 20,000 do; barley, 3,000 do. Owing to the late breach, only four camal boats arrived to-day. Freights—Vensels plenty, and rates easier Jull until the arrival of foreign as holders are not duit uot by large arrivals to all. “the ti ver still con- More of the ‘wapposes. to bably die from the effect of their Fe the Tiebmetanee, I trust, will oall the atten- tion of our authorities to the removal of such nuisances used the disturbance, from the city entirely. —— EEE Married, On Wednesday, 28th inst., at Trinity Church, by the . F. Schroeder, de ype a Peter; to Joser ey all of this city. Died, of Thursday. the 29th instant, Avice George W. and Cornelia A. Reid, aged her father, 87 nds of the family, and of her and her uncle, Henry Stark- James H. Fuetcmer, in the 36th His friends a ‘and acquaintance are respectfally invited to attend his funeral this Khip Lheeimne at 3 o'clock. ut further invitation, ce collected in Elem wan paoust me ir V. s fae see ty ae 79 4 fe the Boe: f aus Obiomby the i of Collected on the New . sent him on the 10th May Atherly, the . 500 800 jde, Wayne county, folaten Broke, 8542 inac, by the hands balance from for- 15 0 W. Wethereil, Bi onlay the haads 53 00 53 00 dept 110 00 lected in the Reighborhood of § eiby, Hochland ids of Meas i 95 00 ne hands of J 500 From the eltizoas of Chaldon,” Goatign county, Ohio, gall By te of com which was collec: nd by pyar Wy. es, aaa 6 M.H. 821 75 7 if ra, D’, . 100 29-Fiom JessSb Oloarend Bone ‘he coptributos of that pac, y Messrs Robertson, Brothers, &'Co. th» sum paid J. mer, Esq., for 00. 4 139 21 + Tre Commi ittee, by the hands of Jo ‘ 234 15 m J.B Bat sg by his children eM eClinicck aq ot Waterloo, ta. hands as Treasuret....2.s.seesee. 100 Provisions aud clothing which have. been shi wrinied imerick: brig Thomas & William, fo fader, for Cork, und bark’ Sauer for Gal From ihe barrels corn meal. ge fine 2 ftcatep clothing, 9 barrels boxes clot ry Lhe county, Conu-13 barrels Som (41 fabenn, Seao county, N. ¥.—113 bags corn, 207 From sec cents barrels meal, 12 barrels flonr, 17 ber- From eee N. ges barrel beef, 2 barrels peas, 1 barrel Ri Fort Plain bar barrels meal, 22 barrels corn, 2 casks ferville—2 barrels beans, 2 barrels wheat, and 1 era barrel \le—6 barrel sabes gant clothing, 21 bole four, £9 bbls beans, a oot az berrvle Cag Ps a sand hone header hford, Atleghi ty—H bl us] rd, Allegany comnty—2 m4 floar, 21 bags “fom Columbus, Chenango count)—s3 bbls and 4 casks IT bbls com, 5 bble TbbI rve flow corn, 14 bags, wheat x clothing. boxes clothing. 190 b Ie Julius” LT box cloth. 5 bbl: 1 NY by Thos, Metctinesek— yor of New York— He Spi re Ah meal san com bls wheat, It bbls ‘barley, 1 BD 7 eal, 2 boxes elothing, bbls flour (to G. Bot. N. Y.13 bbls corn pork. 3. Stoo 5 bbl ee flour, fess52 bbls dol:vered <a ol fan Fut Co Cools bbls dour 26 bbls pens, Ke, 2 Veronese Bois corn, 8 bbls org bbls elothi Fulton, N. ¥.—1 bbl po =e ables lel, Lewis Co Comt pone clothing. « Com box clothing. Qhio= 1409 peas corm (4340 bushels, a On, per Halstead, Haines aben o Stole flour, 32 bbls roma wheat, 24 vb aman Ba 2 bbls pens, 4 bbla rye, 2 bbls Yextzhege com (138 bushela) 6g bag corn (381 bushels) 16 bbls New York—I bi Sciiisecti toes Aces ‘and Ready—22 ; box clothing. se bhi Hour | bor Clothing. a bbls flour, 1 I box ol clothing. 0. He Van Allen=30 6 Yan Renegelner 20 bbls cnn fousa onse Railroad—6 bags ¢ baayU box lothing, bas TDbI beans, 7 do flonr, nder—42 bbl Fatar—240 Nol ror. 1 bbl pork, 16 bbls bar Do—1 bbl me 1 4b bs t, 35 bbls flour. eam. iti on nn Dbis Deeley ye ey, beans ¢ bbl por < " Toy jbbls com, M. Yaw a nasi HEN et ee en ccotbisnment wile sys the e i Sa a are aa stad to TUATION WANT! 88, as waiter in a mendations for el ecessar a peontd oath Sel ‘recom, | et mptly atten oe to. o'clock, in the Large sales root erthe if irtsscnt Vestal late co ce county as ell aft -dealer-scoustting of & iromatoue of CU? edged, dit patted light ‘are, white 4! jowls, Tea Ware, London of Glass, Ware, Tumblers, Wine a great variety of Fancy Articles. id to goto any nen the country. ‘Stage Manaxer. ve Kevening, TELN-Baptste, hb wih eat ot Plates, Toilet Ware mm ly ie a rae to assortmn to which will be poved the comets ferkia Pyefinch, Mr. ©. ‘ih THE GOLDEN FARME! cnet wien THE, 2S Pwitcher, Mr. y of wah) ee | 1 EID, hi fe saat the railroad between vem York M wutand of May! iia Re wll be thank: a Fier rr en Loe cen eee ‘Canada papers please €0) Z tT WAN’ B: PONTO: ANTED— — ibe: Can be seen fortwo days at 78 Pet ee NEW YORK will ar ae ails willl oe att the 31st inst., at Shs (Friday, 30th duty alge eo solention ¢. Stu ffe 8 Wet Inte, and South ‘mene game USE. — Fiiday. Ee iH ggamence orth, the an A ae ‘Gregory, Mr PI ALMO'S OPERA H other birds ah " 1| Pap eer anf uly =e ai —The i otice on Betarday’ Mes ounce oF ua Ht MORRIS. PM. San rus) Ann Lorks, mth Birds: Chives ‘Love Birds, J alled ‘La Jota Arragouese, | ide, id Bi selet' be the uarivelled ipersoemaion of Mess, KOPOSALS voN BUILDING —Pro e offi Old Slip, for adding to the Sea Charles Winther 9 on "hi oa a hh additi belt cue Ti AON ae th we MAE ROBERT ras the balfet pantoinimne entitled the LIV- i ch wing, jo be bail of the same rea tal. Hcimaras wall bores wed for the wor ing copper aot, patntin gamplete, inelud- feet 8 (ny ay well is ever mance fo com RUSSECL GLOVER, Secretary. _ ol IND VE TIVE 8 'y apply i Karle ‘hoes the boat is sow lying. ollana: Captain Phobbe, Me Walcot: | several faucy dances by Bt euLTUR AL Rooms, LYCEUM BUILDING CULTURAL 15 EXTIBITION—At the suggestion + whose Yair will be Herr Cline will appear on the Tight Rope in the course of the evening Doors open at 636: Pertormance to commence at 8. Fou, and a few st devs 2 below gemmlors of « home, ne es " 0% tunity seldom, met. w and required. “Address box 984. post offi Reis 4 a RTLE: GARDEN.—Extraordinary Exhibition—The now lying at Castle Garden — | hat =o aan Exhibitton to le 8th and 9th of Mi o td uta. Open from 6 o’eloc! sirous of aiding the cause vited to exhibit speci Pifartics mt compete for pre Chinese Juok Key boa ~The Co-Partnership heretofore exist under the. "bem of YOUNG { by mutual consent. ‘s eae is continned by the un Jaa streets, istics anders tee debts ofthe firm are to'be cullocsed bs py xl Jones. "T9 DOCTORS as we Somes For Sale, « Dr | (bon nao ion fi RAVEL FAMILY beg to announce to. cs ir merons eee ood parrous in New Y: PALMO’S OPERA Hi son, being their farewell! MONDA’ Daring the seasou will be pr: BA LLET Dive HeTise ENT! A succession of NEW COM: road jacipal seedsmen in New: ee Corgerry - wig Wes, iene ma a kine okt ea. E. GARDNER, Sec!y. jutlen.en who want new, ¢ Hib at the ica, CoMmMeancIng of their popular 'OMIMES, by Ga. A series of novel enteraiaments, on the In addition a VAUDEVILLE, CO. and « Grand Orcheats (during the intermission) o ILLUMINATED PROMENADE, d for the first time, All communications from the Vaud i wieome v8 xt = aT athcy A in the Hpoer part ol rate fore marricien much wanted in name, &c..ar this KR. WHEELER'S a eee sLLY BALSAM OF MOSCATELL' ble preparation ever Miesenee ‘for JELEBRATED —The most valuable ille Company, Musi- d RTISEMENTS we y. x rs sy ejcios and principal to fear, will bo cpenee be Drama ypu or neat mt first of September, un mae | drinking cold water, when over-he thei plelots of children. agua cleye is SiR e e agency is in the Tribune ed rece OsT—Tw eNTY FIVE OLA REE Lt WARD—The Re Mapher, Ean 4% he useless to dilate upon th efficacy, of nt uames of the references amply every reason to. belie to Its curative v straight back to reco c Maes, Malot Noah . Collis, Ean, Chas. oemale at Dr. Wheeler's office, 29 Green- i tar) Me. Milan, 18 B "Boud drapstore, 71 Broadway. Persons of acknow sare eeu ia euations for th ent wishing situations sensou, Will please address him (pre-paid) at109 Lecuard street. (7 Daring Mr. Barrett's absence in Eu berry communications may be addressed to his agent, Jel: __W. CORBYN, No. 2 Barei AN MUSEUM—FERE ‘ORMANC| E! New and it baal pate hem or his agent, Jol large sized Russet ae . lost by the NUN ‘on the 17th of SLOTHING AND. FURNITURE WANT- id Genth ‘any cast off or super et Wax Figures, consisting ae SCHOONER “AMIST off New Haven in the year 12, “ THE pia oi palar aud Kratested auetvany ie America for one week more ad of SHAKING QUAK iY iu the oountr’ OODEN fac eo oe » by sendil oie or by cal at his residence, or thro Ie Bevenetally attended vise sua DEE BOER, 7134 Canal be attended to by Mrs. De Boer. b goods bought, of any epetipiion A and +| CAURCH ORGAN MA GEORGE JARDIN’ fe QGRAPHIC “STON. of the (here article, both of the bh sone, es hie he will be willing to sell upon favorable terms. Evel borrow, 0 Of Mesreov'e Bark Note Reserves ft thit grly repay aera opy. week. Te is aruswally rich, an besides, Layee od re only | ba tag 9 nd Ly Siem will not Buena Vista; but that it will remain as it is, and that 80 far from the general b KENNEBECK tations, Cony, of a a year in advance. ‘Oithce 48 Gol XLY ONE BHILLTNG—For a ful ienath cog rain In Ancoay soe, New York. het poke ike ‘Hough he blished; size of engraving. 15 inches are the aie fore, 6, Wait ts he ougraving tt ia in Mexico, may be seen here holds the city of atal) hours day an out resistance—tl Adinissien to the w! VADY—NOVEL ATT! RACTION—In cou- eee auxiety to see a fes Jour, 12 wide. The first i press ‘The S—EDWARD WIRTHS, fist come, best served. car uperior quality, and of the general ex; belonging to the hi ier order of her departare for han been ex ipresaly @ that ever felt the wal 0 Bienes ot MERCHANTISaee = a atyle and width, all the kuowo abot Et Premium Heavy Me surope, Nablo’s Saloon No 1d, to eho, the public the Admission 25 cei 2 Ty TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH. GREEA fina = TO re jon, if a Charlesiont .3 C. ined that the new’ and splendid low pres- ure steamer POWHATTAN. (comnecting with the Auai! Line at Agquie Creek,) leares Commerce auieet wharf, Baloi te eoday and Friday Evening, at 6 P. M., pate to second floors of hove earl treet Pag Nicky AND MOST A‘ ‘arp 1» Nos Sey and 7 to. T.N. euseitire & CO." QROWNS COFFEE HOUSE AND DINING BA. LOON, No. 71 Pearl street, situated in the business part of the city, (head of Coenties ‘slip ors, and others, whose bu: PURSE, OF $50, two milo iveate in hatu that uever wou a purse ove be by® oelock: ‘Three or more to make a race. ym to that part of tI Be Breakfast, Dinner and Tea GEORGE BROUN. late of, L anal a ADVANCES WIL! MADE ON cond hand Vehicles, left “4 ‘ew, Yor = stoi scestmeoeten, ELER. M.D. Sarg ‘maze, than tsp. Yours in different. perw.of Earope, Mitr, Lasisian, Armenia, South Aftica, Brat “re. Greenwich street, 682, cor. Morton. WRATHER — vionthh) f the Warm showptand'@yrimming Bathe, 60 Broedway, Tor $1 36, may . H. BYRNES & CO. . of ¢ lowed vi ance for Ladien, 1% Crosby st. AL LOAN JON A LiFE ASSURE N y He Wisow and Or; Rewerve Fand t fate Tees, rt i ane: T.LAMIE MURRAY, George street, pane Square, United States Board of tert Director FIVE HUNDKED DULLARS, IN TWO PURSES, $250 each—$50 to the second best, if three start—to come off over the Saratoga 8) a being enurely a avoided by tan fk SO are advised. "tha ate ‘line hereb; anc reat 5 he toaskeleton wi come ~4 the 11th August, and second purse ont! th Suffolk should enter for both purses and lose tl first, she will have the privilege of going to salkey in the se- to be made to the proprietors, Cah ig elose 4 by any other Hine, an rik wore monte orher line, except the Jine “For further particu pl oe WAKA ‘ickets entitling the hol the 10h of Augw e times a weeks during the £ PATTON & COLE, Prop for all grades o in, if horses will appea: Present holders of tickets 50 of this arrangement. wo Ieluoee than psssei peake Bay aud James River Boats, and yet reac! he: im the beat sold'ia Broedway for $6 or $7. Fine French Meat Boots, city made, for $3 50— ly $5—can be fouud at ie semen ot posite the Herald Be ‘Also the French Cong ity boots, shoes, Kuiters, alippe "etersburg at the same time wi 83) any ee ober tae of hen there is no breach of comexion by the Bay Lin ic tie 1A a 15 83 |, Maine, 10 00 UNDAY EXCURSIC ON ISLAND The comm: Steamer NEW HAVEN Ca ba 4 a leave mer No. } North us innell, vt * 99 00 ha O'brien, of Ali goods warranted to give satisfaction. and Nassau streets. THE subscribers offer for sale turmp seeds of the bose kinds, viz :—roota pea, or Swedish, show ball, pote yellow Blsbe and oe ‘Conev island arate ‘hours. Myre 1 1236 cen! nasi UNDAY EXCURSIONS TO BULLR FERRY, TILLIETUDLU LEK, landing at Hammond Ta coins The Steamboaty F ERT ANNETT. Copies til further wotice, as follows: ‘eve plant fresh oice and Aca flowers se: DUNLAP ‘% THOMSON, Seedsmen and Florists, 63) Broadway. SHAT KOK SALE—That ver: sable vectiaace is the visas of tarerrowes cheater county, fitted up by,the late Mrs. Phillips, and Treadwell, £sq. is now of- ch is about 46 feet by 40, wit Piseza front and rear, is well Gngah Solera veil run - an ‘he Blank Commencing on Sunt f the Agents throughout the ‘American FR Medical barn General Agent for the Waited Seater and 2 ch oe 7 ai or mea ‘and Bri ° Leave pratt Lee—At 8 and il o'clock A. M.; 1, 5 and 6 the above Boats have been fit for this route, which pr: er excursion from the city of New York. = pied for seyeral years e im bietercncetlel ae PAPER HAN PARES & CO,, No Pearl str have vomagl the} ‘ork, Importers and Manufae usual large 1 Bench an all the ne ites ae TY BRIDGEPORT On | ell stocked with agrent variety oF cholce trait tree bery aud ornamental trees, and the prospect by any: spot on the Hudsou river. su ati le ‘ou the premises. For terms, &e., apply t0 the C. V_B. OSTRANDER. @ KOK SA SALE O OR TO LET, 0 ong the marg' , Moamouth County, N. J. {0 detlers, merchants, Baigent araar: Stages to b airfield, meetiad, Milford, Mic. y daily. sollosen at eleetaely low pelos ‘he most competent workmen to hang paper may re be Bae at very short notire. ENTLEMEN'S LEPT Gentlemen or peanut SPLENDID SEA BREE EXC sion, commencing Tuesday, July rh at 3 o'elsck < M., down the low: from half an acre to twent je’ bathing. Summer residences furuished or unfur of carrying on business in the city location, ata cheap rate, will find an &c which they abet deus best opportunity of doing r the subscriber, revideneen e nr aU giniment. heuer of A Visedvey. through the Post Office. or otherwise, 's oy River, ev ro down the lower bay near Sand: ey Is) fand each way afore ‘are notin Texas or one hour. au ahalf of New York. Emigrants or others wish: ited. Apply 12, John Iveson, t, New York; or to All letters inust be post paid. ly families an opportunity % hildren. Returning on th inf i the B o’clock trip at 63g 0’ yelock, Office No. 2 Wall s1 N. B.—Line addressed will resets receive promi a very large and convenient boat, ‘and every attention will be paid to y he New Haven can be chartered ‘Apply No. 6 Bate the comfort of passer for pleasure parties. ‘ISSUE PAPER—i000 Heems | No. 1 PAVILION, NEW BRIO HON, Staten (eres ds and the publie, ZENS “Ly oF OMRON 3 BOATS Fa ih KEBAN at Van Courtland’ Newburgh, Hikeepsie Wdfapsios Catsbil sndiiudoon--Farese cout WILLIAMS, Capt. Saturdays, at half et, wouching. at “Fenase! ‘e Fh 0 IOTEC PROPRIETORS —an accounbent, .employment does not occupy a portion of itto keeping the bool equivalent for the gs large building, containing thirty-three rooms, alto ether aah of the pavilion. y are of &.comforta- mud superior in all respects Je rooms in the various on the country. Proprietor i now ready, to treat with families or partian rooms fe Mima be Gy fi tel, Bi onnected from the mau ome are intended for aut Beamer ROGER oes the vier toes of Hottaso (ht, apply en poard the Boats, or to Geo. forbid wn the stove boats ae ae for T. ena ice, rondway, will recei ne fttamboat rans between New York and New Brighton, at foes 11 A. M,and 2 and 6 P.M ‘VorkAt AM. and ti ¢ communications ton at 8 A. M., 1236, ERR elegant steamer ION regularly run at the «106 A.M. Ms h yng 1 AM. anda F range county. ke tive season ad pe A ap reload = New ‘ork every y ahongen oe 4 o'clock, retum: ing next mo.ning. For further particulars, aie ao rf I leave Coney Ieiand, Phursday and Saturday. fea is now ready for the Tecepgon, DLAN SOUND SOethe sei et two bosts Coe | together. T ‘ship SIDDONS, from tinder keneral or ‘welve or more steamboats land jer in front of said premises, desirable location for thoue juterested jn the Hotel, bi For particulars enguite of J ALLMAN + On the premise NTALO INS—F, AHRENS, the w eeyermutted, wit positively be seat to the Pub) tat Stor ‘Tailor, 204 Aun street, has latel: Cassineres anit Line mF for ore $2 50 to FOR NEW ORLE. York Line of Packets—! i rat oak ORME ie first hh at ad ithe mitively wail as abt ey hor pasange, haying handsome fur: m board at Orleaas wharf, foot mglish black cass meres and doeskins, per pair warranted good, or no ho are ia want of Pantae wi LBs st AND “ 7 ne Rell 10 b eailat at 2036 TLaMeNns ry 4 Ore us irous of converting the y throug heals sores, redu ost, aggravated charac~ ¢ feaspoonful is required to he tar for am Nidal for ern, and bilious cholic; ved on board, after to-mor- 0. Wott & Co., who will thaway, will succeed es Ge $10 forfeit will be pai according to directir who have horses ean aff rd to w dies on the shelf, att parable compound itmach to their ad rautage to send forthe aerate er who will tend them at th id attend the: ef residence, ata cended to by Mrs. J. Nal BANK OF nly aboat three cents Sold at 30 cents a single bottle; one dozen $4; halt | gross and gross atmuch renter dod dedacti gant IN A PI PRIVATE FAMILY.—A small an occupy, tht bin que or ero eed dinner on Sunday, with com vf Gontlotuea roqailag all tre eormorts of a hease’ wil waty of nutice. Dubl throughout the country. "Also, afta can be obtained, payal in all parts of England, Séotinrd as ‘and d Wale a apalication 0 ani wi all other remedies us them from fwen tothirty years—and row will ase this alto pot nor do not use anything of shower baths in the house, 1, between Hudson and crt elee, Tt cau be ob- ~FOR NEW ORLEANS —Louimana and New ‘ork Line of Mondays Auutat Ga) first regular om % John ion oat Pearl street, rem¢ illvarm, Kellingor, at jal Park, New. York city; a ddlers, and tavern " SHMPEN T- uihice, b+ the druggists, store throughout the eity and cor ente are wanted from all pare | 3 i Wy a eccnenmodasions . USL LINS. se Routh st he apply on Sound ss Orleans wing font GPositively no freight will be ’reveived on bouetekes thon day even « ai zephyr worsted and from a distance to sanguine expecta rative effects upon merehants of every respe well to callon as, it will not ‘Therefore, all who have cC "They have bmported patent maghnr y for patting up worst. ed and silk, either in si or fi 0. geen & Co. who will jathaway, will emg: * al peat ptly forward all Wabnsl anil | ier eater days 20h LIVERPOOL—Ne - | Rowrta nnd soul faunromed ta they sbould © Rewan D—BOAT LOST—On Monday du O its squnl] in the Bay. amar Vellow Hook 10: copper-fast BO. pated ay the ii mn enon. aay person Ho R. ng. He habitable site gia ers must be directed to Di Principal Agent, ‘eatchester bene ae rite, po Se 3 Bi here will ROOKSBY, Le ae <9 Minn oi on moderate terms, fi jorable experienee in teaching. fhe yellow creste Geo. ©. Thorburn, seen. toltand, afee simile of ac ATEST MOMENT. TELEGRA Pisa¥ Purcaecemsa, July 99, 1847. ‘There wus no Southern mail at Richmond yesterday beyond Petersburg, and of course no news. Narow, July 98, 1847. The War-—Gen, Scott's Operations, and the reasene why Gen. Taylor should stand whe Nee Piles id where he 1e—Proopecte As we gavo out a month ago. it Is now admitted by officers fresh from Monterey, that Gen. Taylor will not be in readiness to march upon San Luis Potosi before the Ist September. Suppose, thon, that ho crosses the desert of Encarns- cion and Salado, to San Luis, what will hegsin? He | will have extended his line fiom Saltillo upwards of 800 miles; and # desert of that distance, as inhospitebleas the desert of Sahara, will be between him and his de- pots. What ishetodost San Luis? The city will be deserted by the Mexican troops. Urrea and Canales are hanging along the Rio Grande. And if Gen. Taylor can do good at San Luis, his object must be to push on to the main column at the city of Pegs reducing the towns onthe way But Saat | is to oe by this operation? The whole of the northern field of opera- tions, in order to supply Taylor with the men and means to march upon Mex ee ee up to the enemy. inclading all the 1 bv iene ete. Morvover. Gen. Taylor will not be ‘Able to le Queretaro, Hue will want his whole force to a through, and he will leave the country behind the hands of the Mexicans. ico, must be abandoned and Thong & garrison at San Luis, or Zacatecas. or Again. Will not General Seott have men enough duovw the city of Mexieo, to hold ic, and to keep the nd open to Vera Cras! He will. This is Generel Other returns from the offiee of the Adjutant cone Other. wise, there would have been presented an oessity forthe marob of General nie, the relief of General Scott. reinforcements to Vera Crus, ut now the neovssity is removed by It is fair to assume, then, that General Taylor will not be wanted at the city of Mexico. Why then march him ? He can do no good at San Luis Why. then. go to the trouble and expense of the Journey, when there is that he will have to march nd reopen the line of the Rio Grande? There is no earthly use in the march to 6am Luis under these views of the case, and we are much mistaken if General Taylor goes there at all. Monterey and Tampico give him all the tn agrees oi of the actual occupation of San Luis; besides, no army at San Luis to reduce—no munitions or waste: rials of war to capture, as they ha | des ert men and materials, to aid in the defenee wu ubdtiess all been defence of Our pion, therefore, is that the line of Gen. Taylor extended beyond the borders of the desert at on the eve of his marob to Mexico via San Luis, he is more probabl all J} his detachments for the security oe his Tepots, Prepare tory to a visit to his —_ in Louisiana. On the other hand, wo will suppose that Gen. Soott joo, and tut he has taken it with- the road is cleared to Vere Crus, and that the detachments of troops cane a along the line are all-sufticient to keep it open—to con to escort couriers, despatch carriers, ko., without inter: Tuption. Still, the United States semble, and find Scott holding the Socerese mag of the hionte. zumas by force of arms, and the Mexicans indignant the mention of peace. What, then? The Congress of the United States will adopt the plan of Gen. Taylor, Mr. Calhoun, Commodore Perry, and others, by defining a boundary, falling beck upon it, and occupying it until Mexico shall assent to acknowledge it, including the occupation of her ports in the fnterim. But Mexico may open her eyes in the meantime, and guess that it would be safer to make & bargain while it may be had, tha finally to submit toa boundary which may include more of her territory th than would be now demanded. Wasuinaron, July 28, 1947. The War News. The interest increasee—the anxiety inoreases—the doubt increases, and the immediate prospect of a pesce, in a corresponding ratio, decreases. Valencia is march - ing tos junction with Santa Anns. Scott must have another heavy fight—perhsps the hardest of all—perhaps the last, but he must fight, and he will next decisive news that we expeot is, that But, are wo then to ‘pesoe? Doub about your peace parties as much as you please, no peace party as yet in Mexico. To get Spee vent, peace, we must create a peace party in Mexico: with it, place it in power, and keep an army on ppd ‘spot for # series of years, at the expense of the Mexican go- vernment, in order to sustain the peace, and the peace party at the head of affairs Or else, we must adopt Mr. Calhoun’s plan of holding the ports, and occupying defensive line, abandoning the Interior of the country in toto. If we have ne posse before the meeting of Congress, you will hear something more of Mr, Calhoun’s plan YAHOO, Wasuinarox July 28, 1647. Music, ge. We had music in the Eastern Park of the Capitol this afternoon ; and among tho distinguished persons present we were glad to see Mr. Buchanan. Thore he was, with, as usual, a bevy of ladies around him. He is the most popular old bachelor we have ever known, and he de- server to be. He thinks that we are going to have peace, no doubt. He has, we suppose, great fuith in the over- tures of Mr. Trist, and the three millions, taken to- gether with the uniform defeats of Mexico, and her com- plete inability to help herself. But we are not quite so sanguine on that score, We rather apprebend that moro volunteers will be wanted before ® peace is per- suaded out of the Maxisens. “Bantimons, 2, July 29, 1647, The Recent Outrages—The Law won't reach them— Ship Launches ~The Markete—-Stock Sales, $e. The recent rape and seduction cases, which have caused uch « stir in our city, have, It is now said, been quietly settled, without an appeal to law. ‘The perents of the young girl brought here by her heartless sister and outraged by her paramour, have returned to their home with their unfortunate child, too mach broken down by trials and afflictions to bear the further morti- fication of public trial and exposure of their misfor- tunes, Thus the villainous perpetrator of so cool and heartless an outrage on wre child, ensues the pun- ishment he so rie! hy weerite but erbiaps, for the sake of hie family, and thelr future propecta, it mere, better as itis, He is, however, a marked man nity. ‘Tie seduction oase, resulting inthe death of the vic- tims, hte also passed ae A ea of the law. rpetrator of the deed has le the poor orton diess girl, with her infant, oceupy 9 ger's grave. She wasa fine, noble looking creature, wor- better fate. A splendid new schooner called the Honolule, was launched yesterday morning from the ship yard of Messrs. W. & G. Gardiner. She was built under the ai- rection of R. Edmonds, Jr., Esq., and is one of the pure Baltimore clipper models, and Teflecte the highest eredit on all concerned in her construction. She is built on Eastern account, and is intended for the Pacific trade. A schooner for Capt. Green, from L. B. Cully’s yard, om Federal Hill, was also committed to her appropriate ele- ment re continue to be good audienc On Monday evening, Miss Lady of Lyons,” with Mr. Jamieson ea She comes highly spoken of, and will doubtless i. ‘The * Poor Gentieman,’” was well presented last evening, and to ® good house.’ Burton has several decided Baltimore favorites in his company, whom are Mre, Burke, Mr. Perry, Mr. edaway ont pie oe which seoures @ good sitendance on oo- ensions Tux Manxers—The flour market remais prime wil now bring Sales of white com at in request at 43 a 48 cents. proved « little; sales at 26 cents in barrels. Kroceries quiet Sales of Stocks at Balt 100 Girsed hanks 530 oreester he 334) 25 Canton ents 13-16; 150 East Boston Company, % » 20. Ar Avorion—15 shas Fitchburg Railroad, ae Reeth adv; 26 Laster do, Mass, Il per cent adv; 10 do, d Hu! cent adv; 40 Old Colony, 3% adv; 22 Fall hiver a : Bmcakees. Manufa Ci , per gaat foo MS ere aa 4 ae ponon Compan, Globe di 10 she de an Wo, to United States acd ptt meee An ELopement at “PLAINFIELD, —One of the quietest villages of our codaly has been quite S2- cited by the base cenduct of an Tees man, who bas been somewhat largely engaged the shoe busin & statement in the w she ise nath ith her ta, — lea a wife and threo children {n utter destitution. One of his obildren is dangerously rick, and another old. Higman is an Englishman, about 30 years old, quite stout, common size, dark complexion, heavy black con tenchea 04 the Logerian system, ifantagh id greatly approved of iy at the fierard ice sell lt “i Sele SHIP B' Cockatoo in ay and or ety, get Tine ipl sarveled toh oe Birdar"Crgen, Bird not permitted i 4 five days will be » | of boots owned by Ke tion of his friewd vA AG RR ha La i Lismane end Frage! AV ti} ihe LINE, “* by, Gao ‘he favorite packet 2 = burthen 1000 tons, ( Me’ sevewmnodenions for cabi ive assortment of delightful brands just receive setected under thei ut Teele to be surpassed by any gie goltection in thie comer of Pine street. WAREHOUBE, No, % Pitt ham, wi its, of ever quality, ana i eas verge va ait sa abo At om fees as Sei ever any maser Feel succeed | brediter, aod & brother: ice oy i. ‘toad Ry a piaieeg: ony Of elsewhere. Persons desirows ae sending Aye ‘he nem brought ov ee i | Will be overtaken. —Newark Adver' KET js thin rat char rae toler Y weneral ov der, All goods not perpuiad willbe res " re Raves TRY Sr arith dete 6 z,: whiskers, black hair and eyes. Just borrowed considerable money, = two have been maki we peepemeniont for months. but. in i | such great secresy that neither was suspected util | beyond reach. ‘They went to New York Friday i rn- cond eabin | Ing. moved at the Howard F the ‘same night. An enit of them, aturda: have not yet retarn we Land New York, via Toronto, was to te | ut into opere!)on last Monday