The New York Herald Newspaper, August 1, 1847, Page 3

bout the same. ‘No sales of moment were reported Sales of 160 hhds., Cuba Muscovado, were Porto Rico we quote at 6}gc a 6%, a 7c. Tosacco.—We submit the usual statement, showing the prices, sales, receipt wool enlige thts aa aad and stocks on hand, for the Sold rd thie Sto +4 Prices, ttstosek. tseake on hana. Kents ky, aN ‘cuaninie 2Kto THK, Ate 100 hae, 45 hds. 2160 hds. Maryland and Ohio. — — - 8 hds. Connecticut seed,.. 4 to 15 0 ca, - 218 es. Sto i Pennsylvania seed, 7 to 16 - - 294 cs. Florid . to 60 30 Ses. 73 cs, cf 676 bls. — — 108% bls. a 256 bls. A fair demand for the different Kinds of tobacco was experienced during the week—prices Niskey.—Sales of 260 bbls. eeasiee 28 8 28)f0. which was an advance. HALeRoNE.—No change Faeiours.—Flour to Liverpool was engaged at 3s. 9d. A vessel was chartered to load with cotton $e tare terme #aid to ve equal to 34d. per 1b, A vessel was 4, (an American) for the same port, at 38. 6d., re a olen! at 1ld.,in bags. We tone of nothing of” moment to London To Havre, rates were said be about the same. * Cotton Trade. EY reference to our report per Caledonia, on the sth ‘ast’, it will be observed that our ‘ket was stead: well bupplied by holders—after departure, oes desire to sell was evinoed by a be te holding a large sup- ply of New Orleans cotton, and, as there was no export demand, to affect sales, rates aeaieaty lower than the «quotations were readily accepted. With the exception of this movement, the market was quiet until eae 19th inst , the day we received the letter mail per this packet with dates from Liverpool to 3d inst., ® summary of the news having been received qn Saturday, 17th inst., by Lelegraph. ‘The advance of three-eighths of « penny was rather unexpected at this time, our most sanguino hold- ers not anticipating anything further than a strong market at seven p:nce for fair Uplands. An active demand, at an advance of full half a cent on the no- minal quotations, was immediately experienced, the sales of that day reaching twenty-five hundred bales, freight at three-cighths of a penny. The demand set- ‘ting in particularly on middling New Orleans, they were advanced to 11}¢ cents, from ten and three-quarters, ‘the nominal quotation, at which rate a good olassifi- »tion moved freely; during all this week the demand con- tinued unabated, and the daily sales were about the dame in extent, prices rather hardening up towards the closo—freight also was held firmer, an moved up to half-penny. On the 26th instant the ae et com: menced to assume its former quiet aspect, which has continued to this date, with a reduced amount on pale, and at the close, purchases to a limited extent of ds tached parcels, were effected ata decline of a quai ® cent on those of that day week. We adjust our tations to the closing prices by advancing them cent on those of our last report, remarking, that at these figures there is no desire to press sales. ‘The sales for the week ending the 24th instapt were M4 000 bales. ‘This week to date 3,000 bales. The deficiency of the yeceipts this season, as compared with the pevtious ee stands now at 298.000 bales. The Sefiolenoy of ex) a to Great Britain 297,000 bales. To France 121, —making a total deficiency of 448,000 bales. In relation to the appearance of the next crep, we can- not continue to give as favorable an account as in our last report. At that date we alluded to the favorable appearance of the plant in Lower Mississippi, Louisiana, South Alabama, Florida and Texas—and that the only danger to: be srprenandet, was that the bh which had set in there, would flood the country der the ground incapable of being worked, and that the natural tendency would be an excessive growth of the ‘weed, causing the plant to run to stalk,as in 1840—and ing an exuberance of grass, which it would be umpossible to remove, and which would be fatal to the second planting, on which so much this season depends. Since thet date, the rains have continued over the greater part of the above States, and also over Geor- gia and South Carolina, with but little intermi sion—Florida and Texas being alone sraenies and we think the Hroepest now more decidedly adverse for a good yield, than during the last ten years. Several correspondents write, that many Plantations completely submerged, while on others, the squares and bolls are already rotting off, and drop- ping profusely. Should the rains be succeeded suddenly y & spell of hot dry weather, it will beyond question bo fatal te the crop; nothing but the most favorable wea- ther during the remainder of the season, a late frost, and an entire freedom from the ox ow can give an aver- age crop, and it iu not likely that wo shall be exempt from that epidemic, for they have appeared already Clarke, Perry and Sumter counties in Alabama, sithough as yet, they have committed no serious rav: Movements oF Coron in tHe Unitep rates Rece ipts at ‘cote! Us Exports from U.S. aides Bert, ii 1shoe same period iast year. . ke ” year before The receipts at this port since the lst inst. has been 31,000 bales. Exports 10.000. Taken by spinners 18,000; ‘taken on speculation 3,000; stock in city 112,000; amount on sale 10.000. The closing quotations in this market, were as an- mexed :— Livenroot Crassirication. i e'teeas Uplands. Florida. ae one none. loa 10% 10s a el Mga Ug aga Md Ua WK US a 17 11% a 12 Wig a 126 liga iy Wee 8 wa 1288 19% a 13 1%a 1s & ¥ naone. one. “The ‘initials of” th: annexe will be recognized bs the cotton trade here and abroad, as one of South Ca- rolina’s favorite sons, and no croaker or cotton specula- tor:— Couumaia, S.C., July 25th, 1847. Sin,—I wrote you on the 23d ult., and gave you an favorable account o the cotton crop in this State; that time we have had heavy rain nearly ev and the prospects still continue bi in the weather would make it wort should now commence, it would m: very much, and require warm weather, with an oc- casional light shower, which, with a late fall, may do us some good; still the stand of cotton has been so bad, we cannot make anything but a short a although fa- vorable weather would have a good eect Yours, respectfull ft di " we e'the Sora shed H. O.N. TELEGRAPHIO,, Markets. New Onueans, July 24—P. M. Sales of 1,000 bales of cotton were made without ehange in prices. Sales of 1,000 bbls. of flour were made, consisting chiefly of Ohio and Illinois brands, at $40 $450, Sales of 10,000 bushels of w.eat were made @t900., including some good heavy white Ohio at a higher figure. Corn was heavy, and prices had a down- ward tendency, Sound Western mixed was worth 500.» and yellow do 56c. Sugar no change. No alteration in wterling exchange. Freights about the same, ai Battimone, July 31—P. M. Howard street flour was firm at $6 a $625. The news by the Washington, received here by telegraph yesterday, caused everything to beoomo unsettled, and grain, and flour generally, has been held since at an ad- vance, giving the appearance of an upward tendency in prices. a es ~~ Aupany, July 31—P, M, ‘The market for flour and grain was in a measure sus- pended. Dealers were waiting for fuller developments of the news, We have offly to notice sales of 2000 bushels of oats, at 53 cents. There was no change in wheat or rye, 80 far as sales occured toshow the contra- ry. Receipts by the canal during the past twenty-four hours, were a8 follows:—Flour—(omitted by reporter or the telegraph;) corn, 28,800 bushels; wheat, 7,00 bushels; oats, 2,000 bushels, Vessels plenty, and freights easy, ~~~" Burrazo, July 31—P, M, Sales of 1000 barrels of flour were made, consisting of Ohio and Michigan at $6. Wheat—Sales of 2000 bushels were made, mostly red and white Ohfo, at 90c a $1 06. Sales of 5000 bushels of corn were made, chiefly West- orn yellow, at 0c. Provisions were some firmer, though without sales of importance. Whiskey was firm at 23c. ‘The receipts during the past 24 hours were about as fol- low Flour, 10,000 barrels; wheat, 10,000 bushels; corn, 30,000 bushels. Freights to Albany by canal—Flour, 70¢.; wheat, 19¢., and corn 160. per bushel. Died, On Saturday morning, July 31st, Mancaney Kyox, aged 73 years, The friends of the family, and of her sons, Edward and Charles Knox, are png teen § invited to attend her funeral, from her Charles’ residence, Franklin avenue Bast Brooklyn, this day, (Sunday) at half past o'eloo! On Saturday morning, 3lst instant, of a short illness, Frances, wife of John Seon in the 63d year of her “Wier friends, and those of her family, are pois tosttand sae, faneral, this (Suindsy"ahernoon, at 4 o’eloc! m her late residence, 78 road. way, without further invitation. 4 id N. B.—Charleston, (8. C ) papers please On Friday, the 30th July, Bae Buowanla’ the 36th YT sulatives. aid fends Gd the th respe: e relatives and friends e family fully invited to attend the funeral, at 5 o'clock, tits afternoon, Aug. Ist, from his late residence, No. 82’ West Sixteenth street ay On the 3ist ult. Manoaret MoPug infe \- ter of John and Margaret Wright, aged “il mouthe dood 20 days The friends of the family are respectfully invi attend the funeral, this afternoon, at 9 Sclosk, fom = their residence, 103 ‘Troy street, ine Rt Woodbridge, New Jersey, on Saturday, et 19 od | look, Gronax Chinon. Perhe felotives ond friends of his femily, and those of street, South Brook! “At Westebester, July 0th, Capt. Wa. Bowne, aged 63 ‘The friends of the, family attend his funeral, this da ved bys the ba thi aalabrated been jogurs are entitled to debenta: bend Gabaliron, fine “er do in lots tos ‘suit arclsess, by, in-law, Rev. ly Invited to attend his Aug. lst, at 3 o'clock, P. M., street, near Columbia res) invited to Bie oelook, Py Mat invitation. AJ elas EDON, No fassan street. N. B22 bales Havana Tobacco teat most all wrappers, a and entitled to debenture, for sale as »bor aul 3tis*je IGEON SHOOTING —There will Ba a match of Pi, on Monday, August 24, at the Red House, Mar. Jem. Shoot ng to commence at |! o'clock. 1 accompanies each print. This letter ail gf ‘the ‘genuineness of the portrait. ‘Terms liberal to the "Cireulars of our various publications com; sortmet of comic, ising the best Baie fen Slits for elitacd TU riba 4 Chatham st, and 15 North 6th st Phils ALTI Dane, COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY, he annual lectures iu.t Perenliatorter toy Prints and colored lithographs, with show above all but one price, and that ver given to all orders. wi Part of Fecroass n Hau theore! wired to ulations .R. HANDY, Dei QUGH AND READY —Just published;a beautl RE A) eg care is institution jovember next, and eud the Harr ‘M., M. D., Professor of the Principles . M. D., Professor Special Pa- natol ry rio Prefer Brotamsor ot Operative ted iD, D. 8., Demonstrator of Mechanical uty facility for a thorough practical, as cal education, is provided; and exch student vote from tour to six hours each day to the m: the surgical and mechanical departments, aul to18_2awere kers, Noue nee Apply at 173 Water street. yfive good Cloth aud Fancy Signs Le ‘apply except those who ean make GOODH. eLM. aul 2¢*m —A nurse, competert to take ie charge ofa voung infant—aone others need apply. lv at No. 58 Nps Place, between the hours of 10 and 4, a jonday. Boxee WAN’ TED—By a gentleman in & private femiiy, re are not mot Shors Canal be capa within een or four blocks of Broad: C. A. B., Herald offi jy30 3tisre ON WANTED. a a @ youu iter in a private family, wi mendations for character and com| aecessary, and has qualifications for the duties ofa light dressed W. G. at the office of the ‘man of good ad- excellent recom- Would travel if ONEY FOUND. roving Bie property, ind yesterday by the undersigne ‘containin 1 the owner, by ey paying for this advertisement. RUSSELL E. GLOVER hands to make children’s constant employment will hands to learn the trade. is a desiral portunity of having their daughters i a trade in a res] ible f where none but young women of respectabil.t! ,and by which they can atall times beret: nest living. “Apply at78 Bowery. HILDRENS CLOTHING Wanted, fifty experienced nd Ma i clothing, to whom ited number IBERAL CAsH ADVANG new On second hand Vehicles | left at New York Tatter- iy27 6tis*m WILL BE SADE ON Royye OF LONDON—( them cleaned a stored, dressed a ing, ice of @t per suit cloaks cleaned. A word to ladies—It we them also to haye inele mahles Gl clossed or dyed in readiness lyed and watered fer $1; yed from 75 cents to tos 50; carpets cleaned from cents per yard, without taking apart. returned an a wee! , attended to. N. B.—Blacks altered to. om her oF coher. 4y31 31 Sat Sun &Tu*m 70 Allen st. 2doors nove Grand. —A Gentleman and aa and two or three rd with handsome rooms, ata Rete mode: ate nue. for the fall or winter. Gentlemen can a NAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE 80. ihiel Otce for. Americn, 74 ‘The following, resolution passed he Ganiyot Discus in Loser Wr eeuibhed bee aes fara hereafwer be insured) jnited States and Bri- . 8. Local Be JACOB orRVEY, Chairman. J. Leanpen Sranr, General Agent. ‘Resolved, That persons assured by this So whole sferm of life be allowed to cross and re-c! ig mail or first class Steamers, or in first class sail the months of May, ietober free of extra charg voter December, January, and April, on payment (previous to embarkation) of an extra Premium of a quarter per cent, er cents on each rd is2taw Ph&Sn re CONOMY AND. BEAUTY OF FINISI your fall clothing ‘eng for the e Atlan- , August, ey and. da Vobraary, Micah | 1 Goan ”) .—Gentlemen, in due time and have the spots entirely tal fe ry the colors re- the gar- well for arti- orders punc- ween by applyii aati Where the yt OK SALE—A new SAIL BOAT, 16h ie long, 6 inches beam, wel ee ihe ing, been ‘Iauac ed only one re may be ISSOLUTION — between the undersi; We JONES, is this way disso e HENRY B. yones, and the stor jassau streets, is coutinued by L, under the firma of YOUNG & y mutual consent. ed og hy the undersi, ip the corner of Fulton undersigned, WM. M. G. The ‘debts of the firm are to be collect) ps id Jones. YOUN DININ' street reated in the business part of the city, (head of ea presents, it Ments to merchants, strangers, and others, whose business nav calf them to that part of he eity. Breakfast, Dinner and ‘T Gforce BROWN, late of Lavejov's 's Hotel. reat induce- LOONS —F. AHRENS, Ann pres and Lineus, of which he makes pants to or- der for aay $2 Oto from $4 to. $8 per pair fe good, Gents ce are in want of Pants, wil the well kaown Pants y received over 100 pcs black cassimeres and doeskins, n do well to, au at 2036 4 30t* re UNES’ HOTEL, No. 152 Chestnut street, Philadelphia K iad ubscribers, under the firm of Bridge: if terest in this extabli iment, and hope wants and comforts of their ce of the liberal patronage hereto- ‘West, ha y Meares attention guests, to merit a contin Tore received by its former proprietor. ‘ne house has been thorougol: therefore feel assured we can welcome our friends lie to aceommodations equal to any in th It oft adel Li N. WB RID: 4 OH. WEs’ EW KOURELLE — form his friends and the now open for the summer ent has been entirely reno- since Inst year. ‘The rooms perior atyle, and will com Ce NEPLUNE HOUSE, The subscriber begs leave ts public generally, that his hous my city, who are ore places to resort to. ch health and PiearS. ai find this on ‘most healthful pl lace is Lo geben abe by land or wat 4 “daily. This ned be gh ago by xpense as oben If liberally suppo: rly The undersigned has great able to give entire satisfaction to all who may their patronage, and he is now ready to treat wil fara ie: parties for rooms to board upon fair terms, by the day, week or Transient ncompany can always depend upon beini iooms can be secured on aii, ¥ tl Vetier. New Rochelle, June 19, 1847. the shove boesecom sew and eostty hermjeasor a for the accommodation o| renidence for single e “leme it great above Canal street, in a quiet at renovated, and merits, habe GES,” 1001 It offers the South, as Present occu elect house ted. The accom- ‘how ON, 7 MERCER sT— aad ad fe of Puadelpinge having leased ily renovated the interior with ling hot, cold and shower baths, ¢ boarders, is now ready to re rd hat be found a most desirable hs 5 ing within a few moments lway, aud a few doors quiet id eine street, free from the to mosth ases of this de a bm attachea. The liquors a1 y any, establishme: y the untiring en ot er house, all those that may favor her with a iption. To the segars are not ;and Mes. OTICE TO GROG SKGARB! SeGANS! QUES, No. 106, Hays ds wel w worthy the ANTHONY'S Nor in rter of nnd Gi re reo rash ist, gives him eminent fncilitic y of articles ou the most reasonal ARLES WOLFE (son A Ralph {sees my for seany seers prope ee ius} yr yma his fri a I romantic Cot- . Harrison, as a trnets to merit little south of eat ace thi ‘unweleom trial Ie paca eae Ea i a Bl ss veloute bers 1 ne vrem ibers inform we ner We that they lireet ra for the ‘entabl rik No. eae ae DELLUC _Bole successors to Pines Boa PAGUERREAN Sor cath Cnr ge portrait taking, Ao TBInNY te Seoul ei Rael Coan fern ace ie aes Se ee aa 2 00 500 rea wee July eebioi Harmer of i ts at 66 ess pai almer, for Seoteh, ++ 7 OO 90 00 hairman of Albany, 2000 00 “hr ea 5 a iS a oct Fea gurer ‘of as et om, ke and rie i a 133 50 ai at discount on cs 1—From MeKee Sait, i bargh branch of lew —From From W. K. Juhiasou, "Es iy beh ng 4 donation of Coshocton, Ohio, by the of Messi ell &, its in two sams, viz, $1 000 and $iis By i115 98 a, of Fortiand, Maine, by") 9 89 00 500 from a lady, unc ae 15—From the inhabieants apt hide. Vs ‘Wayne New York, through Me folstead ,. 85 42 From the faneelsenta of Nin Mackinac, by the oo Sami if} -, being balance from for- 1m W. W. Weihereil, of Republic, Sen sing ‘eca county, Ohio,by eral Hsg.0f, Hepat ig. Bes- Esq... . +e 53 00 ‘te Miles, beng’ donation + township, Knox county, Ohio,by the dy, soulton & Plymp- eee 1 Rro Louisville “ep Commitiee, by Messrs. ps 20—From “Messrs. R.'diic fom in fhe neighborhood of 8 velby, Heokland county, Ohio, by the hands of Messrs. Baldwin, Dibblee & Worl . 00 From a ‘*Friend tg the Trish,” through’ Rev. Jas. Knox, by the hands of J. F. Joy . 500 From the citizens ef Chaldon, Geauga county ‘Ome being proceeds of corn which was colle ted and. a sold ‘by by the handsof M. Grinnell . 821 75 Frog . Ski N.Y.. omitted in last remittance, + 100 23—From Jesse 8. Olmstead, Esq., of Lower San- dusky, b ing, he, contribution of that place, by the ace oft . Robe: rs, & Co 139 21 Gil at ont & Johnson. 234 15 J.B. Adi red by his bigeye dispensing . 300 Jance in his hands as Tren re 100 id we ied ions and clothing which have been ship) J for Limerick brig Thomas’ William, for Free Trader, for Cork, and bark Saone, for 250 barrels com meal. oye=2 perrels rice? bundles clothing) 9 barrels flour 30 barrels Tatler. il berrais com, 3 boses clothing From Koxbary, Li Lichheld county, Conns—12 barrels com (41 bushels), 1 barrel clothing. pebfom Sherbura, Chenango county, N. ¥.—1i3 bags com, 297 ashels From Tioga county—89 barrels meal, 12 barrels flour, 17 bar- om. sri barrel beef, 2 barrels peas, 1 barrel From Fort Plaine barrels meal, 22 barrels corn, 2 casks corn, 4 tierces and 2 box From Cuylerville—9 barrels beans, 2 barrels wheat, and 1 box clothin T rots Hladaon~61 barrels meal and 42 barrels meal. From Little Falls—6 barrels peas, 32 barrels meal, 2 barrels re flouy, 1 barrel beans, I barrel pork and 2 boxes clothing. From Bethany, Genesee county—5 barrels beans. ‘rom Ontario county—4 barre Brom Salina--3 boxes clothing, 21 bbls flour, 23 bbls beans, and 1 half bbl beans. From Oneida~21 bags corn. Krom Toledo—i1 bbls meal. From Rushford, Alleghany county—34 bbls flour, 21 bags m aly, 4 bags corn, 1 cask beans, 1 box ciothing. From Columbts, Chenango’ county—33 bbls and 4 casks From, Butternutts, Oswego county—17 bbls sont 5 bbls beans, 1 ree clothing, 1 diay) buckwheat, 1 bbl rye tlow ‘rom Augusta, ida county—9 bags corn, From Canajoharie—14 bbls meal, 1 box clothi From Akron, Ohio—49 bbls meal, 6 boxes clot bale corm, Id bbis ryeaud rye Hour, ¢ bbls wheats bbls hour, 1 wheat. package From Woostes and other placesin Ohio, per barge“ Sulit 271 bbls ci boxes and | buudle clothing. _ From Cherry: Videos bbls meal, 31 bbls corn, 1 box cloth- (2 bbls flour, 17 bbla e Ser York, 4th Ward—3 bbls meal. ‘rom N. ¥., by Thos. MeClintock— 87 bbls me: nica bbls ‘corn | ek: From Wayne Co., tes through the Mayet of New York— ba sole and 1 half bi eid nis =e 26 bbls 5 bbls im Genesea, N. Y.—162 bl ant half bile tou, 8 bie wheat, II Dele b barley, 1 Paty and I package of clothing. Ge rite ta ‘a Lady—2 bundles clothing. iburg—2 bundles clothi ‘rom Johesonn—@ bundles clothis lew bey bbls meal, 2 boxes slots wreuce Co., N. ¥.—13 bbls com Ieper 5 bbls peas, 5 bbls oatmeal. 1 weld flour, less 52 bbls Teivered to R. Irv, From Sterling. or Got. ¥.—120 bushels com, 3 and “Frees Liteasion Cons Uhle sal. From Milwaukie, Wisconsin—150 b ¥'rom Fen Yan, Yates Com—I5 bbls lo 7, 26 bbls peas, &e, 2 bbls Porky 1 box clo eerem Verona—I6 bbis corn, 8 bbls barley, 2 bbls clothing, 1 001 rom 8: Hart, Fulton, N bbl pork. iver uswets Gott bor clot iyeoe, Ovelda Gor yer Hialveead, Haines com (4340 bushels.) From Hammor Steuben co—9 bbls flour, 32 bbls wheats 21 bbls corn,> bbla benus 2 bbls peaay 4 bole rye, 2 bble buckwheat. Krom Moitpelier, Vt—67 bags com (188 bush From Burlington, Vt—160 bags corn (281 bushel beans, meal, &c, 8 casks meal, 1 box clothing. From ‘Thomas Kenuedy, New York—1 bbl flour. Prom Albany, without advice—Per boat Rough and Ready—22 bls cora, 1 bbl pork, 1 box clothing. Per bont Tompkins—! bbl pork, 1 bbl E. Coruing--86 bole flour, 1 box clothing. dio. 3 bbls Hoar. 1 box elothi eal. ») 16 bbls bags Atbany=1 box clothing Pax 1 bbl beana, 7 do flour. Cassander—42 bbls me: Brutus—210 bbls corn, 1 bbl pork, 16 bbla barley. Dot bbl meal, bbls wneat, 4 bbls flour. Dispatch—8 bbls » — ‘Insurance—16 bis corn, 1b0L poss, 1 box clothin Sarah Ann—t bbls font, 9 bole ora, bbls barley. a THT beans, « bbls “ Marnfrll—ao'hole fea “ — Rastera—T4 bbls flour, 9 bbls com. E. Corning box cloth “3 From D. A. Rexford, Esa, of Bherburn—44 bb ‘YBUR! _M. Van Scnaicx, Cmashoa KOELER, M.D., Surgeon and Ocalist, haa pasted more than ten years in different parts o! Aue Hlivor, Lasistan, Armenia, South Africa, Brazil rand ie jy27 30 ere Greenwich see 632, cor. Morton. [oeran T THiS WARM A THER.—Month: Tickets entitling the holder ies Wid use of the Warm, Col Fey hg bythe rien: poate Broadway, for $1 50, may interae nore! 7. H. BYRNES & CO. Present holders of tickets are, of course, all leet ofthis arrangement. Entrance for Laden 134 Crosby re ps PAPER HANGINGS-F. PARES & CO., No street, New York, Importers and Manufacturers, Fee fe al large supply of all the new pater atgle lity, of French and American Pay pear, order, hird Fireboard Prints, and wi low Curtain P per, whieh they offer to dealers, m and others, it extremely low prices. ‘The most competent workmen to hang paper bo beh bed at very short notice. STRAW BOARDS. —50 tons Straw Boards to ais ey PERSSE & B jy29 x No. 65 an mad 67 Ness sree, u For sale by i BROOKS, jm wy d 67 Nassau street. PABISIAN DYEING ESTADLISHMENT—o ce William street, New Yor UIT & DESCHA x aye and Snith' le, never before ino: d Jt |, sewil twistand trams dad sont worse ant "Winey have hmported patent mach we imported patent mael "a silk, either in aking, spools for putting up worst: tf ; damaged ort faded © xoods, ribbons, silk, satin, merinos, thibet shawl rimpe, fringes, cord and tassels, Indi and geutle- mits, &e., lyed and cleaned equal to new articles. ENRIQUES begs id the lover ral, to exas NQtice To. sMoKEns, Teave to call the attention of hia fri the favorite weed, as well as the public in his choree andextensive assortment of Havana and Principe Segurs. Some of the most delightful brands juat received per Ciilde Haroldjhaving been selected under the inspection of one of the best judges in flavana, in order to. please the. most frs- fidlons, and not to be surpassed by auy other collection in this city, or elsewhere. No. 106 Broadway, "ivas uaeere comer of Pine street. HOLESALE SHIRT WAREHOUSE, No. 34 Piatt street, 2d door from William, where may be found a assortment of Shirts, of e yy ry, made in latest atyles, and of superior workman: Fancy and Plain Linen, juslin and common Shirts, ‘constantly ‘on hand. Southern and Western merchants are ous a invited to call before purchasing. |OHN WOOLS! ae pro OPOSALS FOR BUILDING - Fonsi will be re irae at he! tL, ice, No 8 Old Slip, for adding to the Sea pistreat, Af et to each wing, to be built of the same materia! plan ‘of the present hospital. Estimates wil bs ecsived yor tet work complete, includ- ing copper roof, painting, &e. &e. till the 3d August. 'y order of the Board, jy25 10t re USSELL ¢ GLOVER, Secretary. _ ASiRcdn sek Po ae gg LYCEUM BUILDING SRniCULN AL Esdimprri0N—At the suggestion fom ba Foriety: whose Fair will be hoe ep meri oalasone of F and to compete for premiw 9 ep rh Rogmi—or eae pics ie ”" set | the iioaceparsats ce sae Wee. re H. Waddell, Jy eore } F. GARDNER, Seo’y. LIGHT FUL Al ION pond Staten Is! anion: Pessiog weet tae Het Beal. Mo throught the cee. ane Lower Bay, Harbor, 'F ¥ Torehich inthe altars the foot of Hammoud st, nt Lo’clock, P.M; 5 an Piet Noo IN tas art by the way of Eli and yetwatne vats ani a a pe ‘of the at Bel ti. Fare for * pet i | 12 and Vo'clock P.M iene Conev island sliscatte hosees Feb 1234 cents eae] oc. ~ CONEY ISLAND FERWY Te 6 some jus and elegant steamer [ 1, will regularly run at MA Saf ‘apt i Lan wil ran kee Leave Shrewsbi from foot of eres, a. North Ru isis ee to the Fi foot of Chambers street. ¢ i Ks. pet st mbot oNEE sr faked and pier gi 1 North SUNDAY EXCURSION—The s ster b. COPPER, will iene the pier font gf bers street, for Key Port, Apeuee 1 at 834 o'clock, returning to the city before SUNDAY EXCURSION TO HARLEM HERALD, Capt. J. Parks, poaetonen Haslem ow Sunday Ss — and the Aelet ae No. 3. iorm theit Mende’ snd al, that they have chartered ENDID, Capt. Hughson, and the ‘ON, for an excursion to Van as on Lveaday néats Angast, 1817, weath- mittee respectful jrass Band and Nosher’s Cotil way ea for the occasion, play rapid of the first quality will be prov: to be had of the committee, and on uu Band are eu- wes oth at. return EXCURSIONS TO BULL'S YMLCIETUBLUM, AND FORT ding at Hammond, he Steamboats FRANK, streets—Fare, rn cents. Isaac Scott; ind ROBERT ANNETT, Gaylord, will ruu on Su Commencing on Bundny, lays until further notice, as ‘ete foot of Cann s street—At 7, 9 and 10 vieare For’ Lee—At 8 and il o'clock A. M.; have been fitted up in a superior manner, ute, which presents inducements equalle by no other excursion from the city of New York. PLENDID SEA. BREEZE EXCUUK- ion, commencing ‘Tuesday, Jt iock P. M., down the lower ba re for the excursi HA’ ON, | H ey Island oaels opie e super ill eave Pier Non, Nort River, Fo down the lower bay near 8a nd each way, affording fami tale the sea air with °c biden he half price, Tl ‘WH with tea accomm the comfort of Passengers, for pleasure parties. se 1 opportunity to and fe cy ‘o'clock “Pe at 634 o'clock. a very large and convenient bo ns; and every attention will be paid to lew Apply No. 8 Battery Plas DAILY EXCURSION TO THE ELY SIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN.—On and after July, Lith, the steamboat PION. fran fi elds, at Hoboken le. ry Hat nape, Niger ign’ vy ne lock, ice, ene will run as follows, from Fulton ire Tiga Le Le Shrewsbur, sas my aa ‘he Line, ‘Sines will se to Howell ¥ and Limapaea ‘Stages to convey passengers to all rsons are forbid trusting the shove oat on ac ‘OR NEW ORLEANS—Loi York I Line of Packets—The fast s Wm. Hohayeyi master, mai Meader, Augus For freight or passage, apply on board at 4 ior furnished accom. 6 are foot of Wall LLINS. 56 oe at ‘oodruff & Co., who “Agents ya New Orleans, J. promptly forward all goods to their address. The packet ship Oswego will succeed the Wabi « Lo vor Line of Pockets breicivele the first nad oly romular packet to sail M he jing packet bark GENES EE, what K. COLLINS, 56 South street y nd freight will be received on board, after thia nay eventog Jaly bippers will Dense dentin of Wall street, at to their bills softens. te omg plense be on board at Orleans at IZ o'clock, M., at which time the ship will sail seket ship Wabeab, € pt. Hithaway, will succeed the Ge V jy3l Pinrect bli are respectful fetablishimen. "Be y decorued oY jules iva —A.W. i Ph sa yeiss Gass ean ral i Eine aes ihe NALAD QUEEN — 1; Bay fe with A KISS IN HE BANK Mr. t Selim Petabous, Se, C. Burke: Prauk Fathom, Mr, Jordaa Pettibone’ Mrs. W: Taina on. Boxes, 29 cents; Pit and Gallery, 1236 cents. Doow open ata q terto 7 performance to commence at half-past ALMO’S OPERA HOUSE—Open e Week of the French Ballet Compan: etfully enpounee. that in comsequen ta they will ouly remain Owe wie Louger, d u hen will produce several new ets. Mr. WIN THER will appear in his elegant exercises ov the Tight Abe and A Piveriseimens will pee val seg ‘ ely ane tofmances for Mo nA will con a t @ Baile ae Le ROGGE DIABLe charac. ns by Dancing on oo Tight ees by Charles Winther aud Chris- tian Lehman Anew Vi gorilla the Foglish C aepany. and the Ballet LE MOU'SSONNEUR! haracters by the ch HES CHE ATR Ke a ler the Ma he CH = Vonday Hvening. August 34 will be h ‘ORIST TO THE MILL Fagen Franchine, Mrs. C. h, LIFE IN THE CLOUDS—-J aniser. Mr. Mars, Mr. Parker; Bacchus, Mr Brow ade withthe farce of HIS LAST LEGS orca. ‘0 cons lage Mr. Brougha: Kes, 25 ce it, 123g cents. Private Boxes, 50 6, August 24, the Mu Signor Calarini, “Mr. Hollan farquis di Pompolo, Mr. Ever ADE ipods § Walcott: Ai and Mary Aun Wells. = Ballad, Land of th e West, by M Hh Herr Cline will appear on the tight rope Me’ note to conclude fn Indian dance, by La Petite ary Doors open at 634: Perforinance to commence a Admission ct a Care Uniaews dunk Kevice lying at Aisin on board 25 cents. pad olelock, A a Rave EL FAMILY bem to announce rous friends and patrons in New York, thi leased’ PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE for a short summer sea- son, being their ronal varie in America, commencing MON th August, 1847. Daring the season ote be produced several of their popular ALLE T DIVERTS ks A succession Bon EW. COMIC PANTOMIMES, by Ga- briel Ravel and the celebrated family ; A series of uovel entertainments £3 the 1H lu additions VAUDEVILLE C 10. aid a Grand Orcheatra (during the intermission) on ¢ y ‘NeW ILLUMINATED PROMENADE, ned for the first time, mrmuntcatious from the Vaudeville Company, Musi- ciang, and Corps de Ballet, to resne Sivabre JOHN: SEATON Me Manager. Mille Gertude, kreuch BanseureBetioones aoe oramic. Painting of the, great f London, with many interesting portions o ‘GLAND, 'VRANCE. AND GERMANY, RPHEAN KAMILY.—SHAKING QUAKERS. NTA ANNA'S WOOD. 8. Al moPRbRS. OUTANG—ANATOMICAL ‘VENUS. OC: WELL the famous Fortune ‘eller. PALL at TH 0 the above place, on last Wednesday eveniny 4 kiven general satisfaction, it will be repeated on Wedneaday Evening, August ath, under the sole direction of Mr, J. Parker. ‘A promenade in the garden ts 50 cents, admit oclinbestrera: te miane, ROADWAY THeATRE.—This establishment, now erecting in Broadway, will be opened for Dramatic pur poses solely, fe or about the first of September, under the Imanagement o| G. H. BARRETT. Persons of acknowledged talent wishing situations for the season, will please address him Xstane at 109 Leonard street. N, sole Proprietor. 70} letters and Yy, ihe addressed to his agent, ORBYN, No.2 Bare OV! sequence of the general express an belonging to the higher gee oi ia ‘Celestial a Empire Prior to log Seperare fe TOPS, ug Nib ni ' Salou TK bie th te] expres |, to show. the public the only fare ore Jef the a Admission 25 ceuts; dren 1236 cents 528 6tis* re UNION COURSE, TROTTING. eT Aye August Sth—Purse $250—Mile heats—Best Davil Brpiantats tus ad Baltolk tip akateton wagon. J. Whelptey enters b OW, ik m "PSHE NA N. IRE iNSL OMPANY, No, 62 Wall strect—Iusurance against Fire and Inland Navigation Risk 6 Company is prepared to make insur ance against loss or damage by fire on dwelling hous houses: buildings in general, goods, wares and merehandize of every description, and personal property and on risks Of trans portation and inland uavigation. DIRECTORS. Thomas W. Thome, William Mh avyess a G4 Boskerck, W.C. Redfield, famene p jogart, Martin Homma, Henry H. Ward, Reber L,. Case, John J. Hemck, ha D Ward, Heury D. Beach, pienhen Holt, rHOMAs's We THORNE, President. W. C. Ketioaa, Secretar N/B—The capital of this lustitution is now full, aud with a “Thoae ey to loan on bond and mortgage. jyl1 30m J EkkeRSON INSURANCE COMPAN Y¥—Othce No, oJ) 50 Wall street, opposite the Merchants’ Exel remedies This compgny continues to insure against loss o fire, on dwelling house, warehouses, buildings ooils, wares, and merehahdize, and every description of per- sonal propert ‘Losses correctly and promptly adjusted and mit TRC on. T, Woodruff, B. Moses a moher ompson Price, John re Lee, John ©. Merritt, Joseph Drake, Thos. W.Thorme, John _Gro. T. Hore, Secreta 500 CHALLENGE.—Notice to gentlen.en ae want their old (nie to. look like new, call at the ailosiag, D ra Cheening, and Repairing Establishment, No.77 ‘Gold street, coraer of Gold and Spruce, where orders will b> punctually attended to at the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms, by J BN 7 Gold st N. B—The highest price given for gentlemen’s left off ‘wearing apparel. dy 30t*m ER’ in the best Newspapers of all cities and the United besten, Corda kay by the accredited spent VB. Paimer, who 1s also authorised to receive aaa The age isin the Tribune Buildings. _jea9 sore r FOK “LIVERPOOLS Raw Line! t of 26th of August—The splendid, packet ship SIDD: il as above, her superior furnished accom. Jeans wharf, foot of Wall ¥. K. COLLINS, 56 South st. meker ait SHERIDAN, Capt, G.B cere the Siddons, and sail on the 26th of inc ae ang KET SHIP BROOKSBY, FROM GLAS. rthis ship will please send mi |, foot of Roosevelt street, All goods not permitted in five days will be ___ WOODHULL & MINTURN, 87 South st. FVERPOOE LINE, OF PACKETS—Hegular "Won Allen, mast her ethsimodetioas bein and comfort apply ot The well easwn packet ship Stephen Whitneys Charlee W. Popiam, master, will sueceed the West Foint and, sai uth mber, her regular day FOR LONDON—With I Despatch coppesed aad copper i fain Tay lor, iE 4 potato » apply on board, ter, will sail as abo passed for room, of Maiden Lane, oF = a, her cares FRENCH BOOTS. — Paris iageea French Calf ‘Boots for $4 50, equal A the best sold yo rh usually $5—can be found at the ‘corner of B Fulton and Nas- saa soreete, opposite the Herald office. Also the French Congress boots, of the best analitys Soo, shoes, gaiters, slippers, ke, constantly on None, of Fulton Best boots made to All goods warranted to give satisfaction, COUNTRY SEAT FOR wipes ve ble residence in the village of chester county, fitted up by the late jectipied for several years by E.. ‘Treadwell mse, sehich ig bons #8 foo well finished and now in J. ‘There are also on , wardener’s house, and other ‘The ‘grounds, about six acres, are y of choice fruit shir the prospect is no For terms, &e. ‘cpply's 10 ‘ul 1 ¥ c.Vv B. SREAANE SS. ‘OR SALE OR TO LE oy ony ap a carriage house, convenient out buildi well stocked with a bery and ornamental tre by,any spot on the Hud Also, lots from half an acre to twen Persons desirous of car on bu he in a healthy location, atx cheap rate, farms and ie are. not, in ee ir one hour andahalf of No ik Somme IN, Staten island — friends and the public, morales a ‘inrrore Emi ie single noue i "arioes to treat wit it rae fo the season acre to a roadway, will, will ‘seceive in i ie at A sieamboat runs tt New York and New Brighton, at and 11 A, Mand 2 and 6 P.M. ea New York—At9 A.M. and ti The at cae ome ight, ~g well vei ST OFF CLOTHING AND. FURNITURE, WANT- :D —Ladies and Gentlemen having any cast off or super- fluous clothing or furn price for the same, b subscriber, .B. La Bid stock amount. = Jy24 30t* re c# HURCH ORGAN ANUFACTORY. GEORGE, JARDINE, 83 Anthony street, New York Eanblnhed twelve Years: Sy24 30 re IRHOGRAPHIC “ STONES—EDWARD ‘WIRTHS, No. 90 John street, offers for sale a superior quality and both of the blue and yellow 0 sell upon favorable terms. assortment of the above arti stone, which he will be will Syd 30t® rre_ Di! ROBY'S BRAZILIAN, HAIR CURLING Li. preparation will curl the hair benntifally seis, and ie yarrenteg not fo injure it in the least; Shes Mepeuses with the ire of the he whieh injure hair b mirning it tiga ie dretail by « fale propriewrs, STORRS an ¥ aN h Sixth st., Philadelphia. : | canes New Yorkctitadwaye Conrtlandt st; Stoddard & 20. 149 Fulton st; Guion & Co. comer of Grand and Bi Beooklyn tes Heres, 139 Fait Mt NEAR "§ & STOTY’S GILDED BRASS SIGNS—Office 20 Maiden Lane, entrance Green street. eer These letters are remarkable for durability, and ‘a brillianey of the gilding anequalled by any other artic! the Ca Female brilliancy is warranted to stand exposure wo o'They are also japanned to any oa foal may al 1 c HAR’ T, No. 2 o Broadway Seale and retail manufacturers of travelling, riting, dreasing and jewelry Boxes, Miniature Cases and Set- thigs, Binte Locket; wateh, fing, pin_and pencil Boxes; cases forsilver piate neatly arranged 6) order. ‘Also, ‘Trays made and fitted to jewellers’ show cases, to. con- hes, chains, keys, pins, thimbles, pencils, &e. y of the al han th neatness and 3 les constantly on and and made d It street, spatch, No. Conrend ib agree E AND PARIS EXPRESS lersigned having despetciee. The w Special Agent to France, to. attend to the Agency, will receive orders for the vurchase and tre ‘goods of all descriptions by the French Steamers, on t most rensonable terms, and with the greatest promptness and despatch. Letters’ and parcels will also, be received for transmission fo and from the Continent, The Phila yhin will leave New York on the 15th of August, aud a let- ter for that vessel is now ready at_No. 10 wall seeese , Or ders from any part of the United States aud Canada, (po YS md meee be attended to, Tre Li iVINGETON, WELLS & CO. mui 75 cents, compriting a iolORY diseasesand Fane es, ke. To ford & C N, Needle and. Fish Hook M BON, Needle and Fit Ho a= Btore ho ‘urticles, will sell to the trade nce trom cheir, manulacturing, pri ‘Crowley, being now in England, ana eding. mae’ their eetaplishment. by. the erection Stall be onabled Lovell atex:remely low prices. Tardayovne 1M tid | Hare 8 Briggs, $0 ae faeet oufetr roadway Kuig! Rhodes, 831 ways tt aoe om Sets ae At, 10 Aa a Now ‘ears is Her & Conter’ 116 rey ty CI te en ite & fon. avenne; Natht. Bewyer 298 Bleecker streets J.C Cra 4 way; J. & J. Sinart be eiue . Ry. Fomine ie W ter street, ie rer" P ais.) ah arenes sires, Bes act aa} Gaceaat Moet ce se To TEE LATEST MOMENT. 4 PELRGRAPEI. FURTHER FROM MEXICO The Peace ‘Commissioners. THE OPrNIons OF THE MEXICAN PRESS: SPEECH OF GEN, TAYLOR, ‘The Southern papers which reached Richmond yester- day, contain further intelligence relative to the state of affairs in the war quarter. ‘The Picayune learns from a source entitied te credit, that Gen. Pierce did not leave Vera Crus on the 17th of July, but was expected to march from that place on the evening of the next day The health of the city of Vera Cruz had been re- The Governor of Vera Cruz is said to have recelved information that an attack would be made on that place immediately after the departure of Gen. Pearce. The necessary preparations for an effectval defence had been made by the Governor. ‘The correspondence of the Picayune makes no mem- tion of the force collected at the National Bridge. Letters from authentic sources have been received at Vera Cruz, from the city of Mexico, which positively state that Santa Anna is in favor of peace, and is only waiting until the peace party shall acquire undisputed ascendancy, before publicly declaring his sentiments. It was unknown at Vera Cruz as to whether Sante An- na or the Mexican Congress had selected the commis- sioners to confer with Mr. Trist. itively known that the Congress had even assembled at all, but it was understood that the peace commissioners Were assembled on the 7th of July by order of the con- gressional body. The Jornel, » partizan paper, adhering to the cause of Paredes, denounces Garostiza, the moderator ; and Bar- anda, as the creatures of Santa Anna. The Sun of Anahuac avers that the commissioners represent the views of Santa Anna, and therefore draws the conclusion that the latter is decidedly in favor of the re-establishment of peace between the two governments. The Fico Iris, of the 13th, asserts that the commis- missioners had accepted of their appointments, and taken their departure for the purpose of discharging the duties entrusted to them. This course, observes the Tris, is approved of by a large majority of the most in- fluential men in the republic, and whose exertions, in a great degree, contributed to this result. One letter mentions, as being appointed om the com- mission, Cuevor Corlina and Sera Surea. Santa Anna still remained in power, and no ohange in his cabinet had occurred. A majority of his ministers were said to be in faver of an immediate adjustment of the difficulties between their own country and the Uni- ted States of the north. Gen. Pillow arrived at Puebla on the 8th of July, with Indeed, it was not pos- Nogotiations for peace were under pendency as late ne the llth, up to which time Gen. Seott had not moved to- wards the capital. The New Orleans Commercial Times states that a French gentleman at Tampico, who left the capital on the 6th of July, declares that the Mexican Congress was not in session at that time, and that nothing was known relative to the appointment of commissioners, ‘The New Orleans Bee represents the accounts from Mexico as conflicting,but those from the most authentic sources indicate a disposition to negociate. The terms conceded by the United States, however, must be very ‘The Picayune contains the oration of Gen. Cushing, and the reply of Gen. Taylor, at the Walnut Springs, on the occasion of the celebrationof the 4th of July. Like- wise the numerous toasts offered on the same day, at Monterey, together with the speeohes,of Gens. Taylor, Cushir g, and Col, Wright,on occasion of the complimen- tary dinner to “Old Rough and Ready.” Liout. Fuller, of the Massachusetts regiment, gave the following sentiment :— Gen. Tavcon—* We hail himi as the next President. May his civil be as brilliant as his military career.” To the above Gen. Taylor arose and briefly re- sponded thus :—“I have never had the vanity to aspire to or look for the elevated station which has just been alluded to, but if my fellow countrymen think preper to elevate me to no distinguished and honorable « position, I shall most certainly do my best to faithfully discharge the responsible duties imposed upon me. other candidate be preferred and offered, who may be more competent than myself, | need not say that I will most cheerfully acquiesce in thé decision, and shall re- Joice that there is one more worthy to represent the people in the highest office in their gift.”” Bautimoar, July 81. The sloop of war Jamestown has arrived safely at BY THE MAILS. Wasninotow, July 99, 1647, Ocean Mail Packet Service—Meannes of the British The British Government has exhibited a spirit of mean and disreputable jealousy in regard to our new line of mail steamers. As is well known, the postage on let- unard steamers across the Atlan- shilling sterling, or twenty-four cents. Our government fixed the postage by the new American steam line also at twenty-four cents. Conse- quently the mails by the Washington were carried at the rate of twenty-four cents « letter. forwarded from Southampton to London, were charged twenty-four cents per letter extra, thus making the postage across the This piece of sordid niggardliness is the more dis- creditable, from the fact that the Canada mails, arriving at Boston by the carried by our government from that city to Montreal, at the lowest rates allowed by law; as it has always been the desire of our government to prove the existence of the most cordial feeling towards Great Britain, as well in matters of moment, as in transmitting her mails across our country to her colonies with the least possible expense to her. Her return for this kind of- virtual embargo on our enterprise, and @ petu- lant attempt to frown down our efforts at competition with herselfin steam navigation. How dare Amerioa at- tempt to rival on her own domain the empress ofthe seas 7 ‘This is her language; and with the ill humor‘ofa cross old exclusive of the ancient regime, she bridles up if one venture between the wind and her monopoly. We cannot, at present, retaliate. the rate of postage by the Cunard line, at twenty-four cents; and, until next December, there is no way fitly to meet this gross imposition of the British Government, ‘The President has no power to alter the law, or to go ‘The British Government will, therefore, continue the pitiful exaction, until we shall be in a po- sition to retaliate; when it will lower its rates with » flourish of trumpets about liberality, and the earnest de- sire of the British Government to cultivate the most friendly feelings with the United States. ‘This isa mean and paltry advantage taken by Eng- It is the Intention of our government to retaliate by the only means possible, before the meeting of Con- gress—that is, by raising the rates of postage on the mails carried between Boston and Montreal. These will now be raised tothe bighest standard allowed by the law; and Congress at its next session will be recommend- ed to enact such retaliatory laws as will compel the Bri- tish government to abandon its overcharge on mails carried by our steamers, This affair has formed the sub- Ject of a correspondence between our minister at the nd Lord Palmerston, been discussed at an extraordinary meeting of the oabi- net, this morning. ters carried by the tic, was fixed st om These mails, when forty-eight cents. — Cunard steamers, are Congress has fixed Court of St, Jam GALVIENSIS. Wasninoton, July 29, 1847, Gen, Taylor's Division. While there has beens report from the south that Gen, Valencia and Gen. Minon, with 9000 men, from San Luis, were marebing to the help of Santa Anne, at the capital, there is another statement that the Mexican forces raised in the State of San Luis, principally,will be retained for the defence of the capital of that State, in anticipation of the descent of Gen. Taylor. This isthe only contingency that will justify the march of Gen. Taylor from Saltillo across the desert; because there can be no necessity of his march to the city of Mexico, if Scott has really « force of 15,000 “a and the fact In, that if Gen. Taylor has A Scott, the whole count have'to be. relingult nales. Yet it may become a stroke of polic nite. and wll the igen suncund in order to subdue the «: 0 NOUS VERRON! to the succor of a nim to Matamoras will bn Urrea, Carrabajal, and Ca-