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

The Plumbe National yarthe upper comer of Broadway and Muay street, howd ng Ey seollegtion of promi- Ta che re can with propriety. re- eouillshineat tall thoes who wish ts procure Foreign Papers—By the Hibernia—Fall « ef the porial any 4% * Hustrated News, oe ‘W Imer Smith” ” "Phe Times,” Bell's Life.” Ke. ke. early, if ry i “ Navion,” " Dispateh, you wish to obtain atiy. For sale by Berford & Co, Book: sellers, 2 Astor Hi _ Important to ngers.—S arrivi: the sig 1 are res) ormed that the Broadway Jour- itrwmger’ ah + the ouly thing published for the Benete of strani Tthasa large and correct map of the city —the lergest and Dlaviest ever La oa ag and railroad routes, public offices. &e. &e. Publ ford & Co., Booksellers 2 Astor House. ee cutting and. Trimm Whiskers, {Lin mind all w bo have hair-or whi iu order, that HILL! manag kers, to ‘Trav smell compass in which th thing necessary for the ness, and the handsome and - made, rendersthese ene (caperiee says any manufactured, An exaininat nt) SAUNDERS & SON. 177 Brosdway. Congress Boots —At No 4Ann street, near the city th assortment one CAI Boots ons and th es the le. ity $350, usually sold at French Calf Dress Boots at Sin Susually 36 sud $70" Senall profits aad cash sales account for my selling so low. _H_B.JONES, 4 Ann street summer Compiaint.Wwe heard of several Q td uffering from the sum- f persons, especially childre ay “oe os eure. It HAT Eithnte and geowe up persous Lecoultre Razors...These Razors, (beyond 2 question the best imported to this country sie ean be had of bseribers, and warranted, together with a very Jai well selected assortinent of Razors, Pen Pocket isan fy = hi tal to te toilet. Sfaneny Bote BARBERS SONI Bradt. Howard Hotel. opposi til the Hair is restored.”. is arplied on the above terms. Office th who apply it themselves, it “No hi Beal's Hair Keston 108 Nassau st. N. B.—For A Zink, Mayor of the city of New York, do hereby tI have seen a general certificate. and am personal ndaaiaed with many of the pa.ties who have sg ed it,and know them to be men of the nighest epadieg' in che community sae, ARON CLAR: jew York, March, sigston Ageney—139 Washington st.; Philadelphia~21 N. ixth st Hunting’s Hotel, Madison, N. ¥,..There 1s no more: greeable the viemity of New York than Madi- sou, Now Jerset no hotel within an equal di tance ag which you eon derive so much comfort and receive so much attention as Hunting’s. Having sojourned at it for a time we can ‘0 such of our citizen for business or f th Af not the b treet, op- ‘SY. Savage’s, 92 Fulton street =~ a the trade hal! undersell us.” Levi Brown’s pens, genuine, $3. ye Ri re $2, and we au re pai enreebeiyat ibas are was cgul inevery respect to the pens sold for $3. Gold pens carefully repaired No bsite the Exchan We intend that wo house Free Competition.No Mon»po- ATON & CO ,71 Cedar street, wholesale iu there articles, do not profess or le of pen. They inds, withouc exception, (the assertions of all others to An contriry nv twithstanding ng) and sell them at such prices as w i yield moderate profits. If these happen to be, gen rally the 2488 from 50 to 75 c na pea less than ‘others are sefling them fe heir ss only. It may not nbie to their rivals, but itis very comfortable to their Navigation of the Ohio River. State of River. FR Jay’ 26... .8 feet 10 in, + eduly 27." «26 feet, falling, uly 30..', 7 feet, rising. Jag 28... .6 feet, falling MONEY MARKE -. Monday, August 2.6 P. M. ‘The stock market opened this morning at a little ad- varoe on Saturday’s prices. There were sales to some extent at both boards, and the market closed with an upward tendency. At the first board Ohio 6’s went up % per cent; Farmers’ Loan, %; Norwich and Worcester, 4%; Long Ieland, ¢; Harlem, 3. United States 6’s, 1867, Reading Bonds, and Reading Railroad, closed at prices current on Saturday. At the second board, Harlem advanced 1 per cent; Long Jeland, 4; Norwich and Worcester, }; Farmers’ Loan 34. on prices ruling in the morning. There wore large eales of Harlem at the improvement. The steamship Hibernia, at Boston, from Liverpool, brought five days later intelligence from England. There has been a complete revolution in the principal markets. Breadstuffs were down and cotton up. The scales are reversed, and our entictpations have been realized. A few days bad weather, or a few days good weather, have 8 wonderful influence upen prices of breadstuffs in Great Britain, and it would not surprise us to see things re- vorsed by the next arrival. It is getting so late in the Beason now, that the crops are pretty well advanced, and in a short time will be out of all danger. Prices then will become settled and established for the season. It is our impression that they will rule low. The slight ad- vance in cotton was the result of the slight decline in breadstaffs, and the lower the latter go down, the higher tho former will go up. They regulate each other, and havo rarely been known to rise together. A semiannual dividend of two dollars and fifty cents per share will be paid to the stockholders of the Syra- euse and Utica Railroad Company, on the 16th day of August inst. Stock registered at New York will be paid at the American Exchange Bank. Stockholders residing 4a Albany and the vicinity of that city, will be paid at the State Bank in Albany, those in Oneida county, at the Oneids Bank—and all others at the Onondaga Coun- ty Bunk. The Chesapeake and Delaware Caual Company have commenced funding the back interest on their bonded debt, amounting to nearly 800,000, cr about 60 per cent onthe prineipal, by the issue of new bonds for twenty years, at #ix per cent per annum, payable half yearly, convertible into shares of the capital stock of the com- pany, at the pleasure of the holder The annexed statement exhibits the condition of the North Western Bank of Virginia and branches, on the Noarm-weerern Banx or Vinainia any Brancues. July 1.186. July 1, $1,019 340 36 $1,070,334 Bills discounted Sto |. W Bank of Vii far Insurance K Wireling ‘and Belmt. Bridge Co. a Virgina 6 per cont . 582 00 fet Stace Baok, Ilinol: 1,885 28 © ed 81,479 47 hor 31,700 72 te 60,967 92 pecw—silverand gold 239,199 79 Bank notes ines rporated by thi State 14,578 00 $1,910 913 30 740,600 00 891.802 00 39,435 78 divvdend ‘No. 4a, 22,218 00 “depositors a 235,995 96 In transicn betwee eud branche: - 200 00 $1,529 699 21 $1,940,913 30 This comparative statement exhibits a very great in- Toate in the agaregate movement within the past year. This increase has been confined to the circulation and dvposite among the liabilities, and to theitem of “amount due by other banks” among the assets, A very extraor- dinary inflation has been made in the amount of paper fasues, while the amount of specie has fallen off. The efroulation has increased since July, 1846, $376,307, and the amount of specie on hand has decreased $8,657. ‘The annexed table exhibits the exports from Toledo, Ohio, to the first of July in each of the past two years :— Commence or Toren 5 104 1047. Increase. Decr’se. 253,964 230,691 _ ~- 5,347 - M4914 ~ 143,405 102,333 - 162,817 - — 1,294,642 148,588 — ‘obaceo. te iyi Ibs. 40,772 lbs 6,155 _ Put avd Pearl Ashes. 75:00 noire. — 555,184 Toledo is the northern outlet of the Wabash and Erie Canal of Indiana. and the quantity of produce reaching that point {s the best evidence in the world, not only of the resources of the country through which the canal passes. but of the capacity of that work to oarry every thing that offers to the lake shore. The increase in wheat and corn has been nearly one hundred per cent. ‘When the Wabash and Erle Canal is completed from Evansville, on the Ohio river, to Toledo on Lake Erie, it will pase through ® sountry which will furnish an amount of produce for transportation to market, equal to the full capacity of that work, and the revenue from it will be large enough to pay in full the interest on that eninge of the public debt depending upon the income the publle works for Hquidation, The productive | entirely unsettled, by foreign news, The reosipte during | ness of this canal is almost beyond calculation; we have no doubt it will exceed the estimates of those inter- ested as much as those relative to the Erie Canal of this 8:ate have done. With an outlet to the north and to the south, running through the interior of the whole line of the State, it gives facilities to nearly every county to get their products to market, and opens to all a cheap com- munication with thereaboard, to the south in the win- tar, and to the north in the summer. It will find busi- ness enough along the line to give full employment to all the facilities, and opens a communication with the waters of the Ohio river and those of Lake Erie, that will command a large carrying trade. The Collector of the District of Oswegatchie has fur- nished the following statement, showing the value of the imports, exports and tonnage of the port of Ogdensburgh for the quarter ending June 80, 1847 :— Commence or Ocpensnurcn. Imports of foreign merchandise. Exports to foreign ports...... Drestis Exports to American Ports. Ashes, bI +++» 1,060 Sawed lumber,ft. . .960,390 ‘hye, bush. 5,343 Shin, Flour, bbls. = Spirit Butter, pkgs Pig iron, Cheese, do. 7 Starch, cks. . Tonnage Entered and Cleared. Asmaricen vessels ent’d fm foreign / laced tons. 26,004 cleared to 26, voreiga vessels eutered from cs . cleared to do. . yee vessels in coasting trade entered. Tonnage Owned in the Steamers, tons Schooners. Barges, . Batteaux. . Ogde of Yankee railroad enterprise, be a large port of entry for the Western produce trade. Outlets from the inte- rior of the Western States are rapidly increasing, and the inlets at the eastern end of our great lakes must also in- crease, or we shall not be able to transport to the sea- board the produce of these States as fast as the commerce of these lakes bring it along. Buffalo is already crowded. Oswego is rapidly increasing. Dunkirk, the western termination of the Erie Railroad, will soon be ac- tively engaged in the lake trade, Ogdensburgh, the western termination of the Boston, Lake Champlain and Ogdensburgh Railroad, will soon bea competitor for that trade. Buffalo and Dunkirk have a very great advan- tage over the ports of Lake Ontario, as the navigation of that lake is avoided. and the distance is greatly rodu- ced. All will soon bave business enough, and in time, more than they can dispose of. The West is yet in its infancy. When its immense breadth of territory is culti- vated to the extent it will ultimately be, we shall want two or three Erie Canals and half a dozen Erie Railroads to carry off the produce as fast as it comes along. Comparative statement of arrivals and tonnage at the port of Quebeo, up to 12th of July in each year :— 12th July, bor . 678 249,366 604 230,629 Less this year....... 13,739 Stock Exch: $5000 City Ss, 70 95 mers Trust 36 19900 U 86s, 67 106; 17 5000 do 10653 do bis 17) 1208 Ohio 3 # 100" 75 Canton Serip 4% 1iwo “do, oor 160 Nor & Wor — b39 $6 1300 100 360 5534 1000 a) 0 Ge aa 369 5582 29,tll fp. b60 48% 100 = do b20 45 ae Bonds us ie e b20 55 ng ry 558 5100 Readivg MBds 7550 Long Island R60 ue | Oh 10 she! om, full 97 20 do 33 5000 Reading RR s6m 66 575 do 3374 5) us 667% 90 do 34 67 500 = do 30 34 200 Farm, frust 3 50 do 603434 50 310 36 © 300 HarlemRR 163! 50 do 60 3614 150° do 63 100 do 35% 400 do 63: 150 do b6o 364 50 do 30ds 63) 50 do blo 36° 100 «= do b10 635% Second Board. 500shs Harlem Railroad 64 500shs Long IslandR 34 100 do blo 644 50 do Ey 100 do 64h, 200 do. b20 34 130 do b1O Gilg S0Nor& WorR 60 56 150 do 6435 100 do 5634 3% = do 6 75 do bao 50 do 330 Gt 50 do b15 56: lo a farmers Loan ‘ 109 Longjleland R bee 85, 200 do Eos*4 New Stock E: FS 30 10134 100 shs Farmers Tr c’h 257 Soantoug fala Rois, 3” So Norte & Work ba) 5 100 Harlem 15 63, 25 33 55! 1590 do b30 56 0 = do 30 5636 50 do 30 56 50 do CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yorx, Moxpay Arreanoon, Avaust 2. ‘The steamship Hibernia arrived.at Boston this f ore- noon, With five days later news, which was telegraphed and published by the Herald at an early hour this fore- noon, and had; the effect of depressing the markets for breadstuffs. During ’Change sales of Genesee were made at $5 50 a $5 6234; ofstraight brands, Michigan, at $5 25, and of Oswego at $5 873g. There were no sales of wheat reported. It was sald the article could have been bought or dc. less. Corn was also lower. Sales of flat yellow were made at 62c.; of round white at 650., and sales of West- ern mixed were reported at 60c. Before the news sales of flat yellow were made at 68c. For rye, 8lc. was offered, and 82e. asked. Oats remained the same, In meal there was nothing done; $2 60 was offered, and $2 76 asked.— Provisions were firm, but no sales of moment transpired. Groceries were steady, with moderate sales, at about the prices current at the close of last we Receipts down the Hudson River. July 30, July 31. Flour. ..... 9,095 barrels, Flour.... . .13,222 Loe hoe Corn Meal.. "200 + 10,212 do. Since the Opening of Navigationto August 1. Flour. . ..1,634,975 barrels. Wheat.. .1,260,934 bushels, Corn Meal 93,690 do. Rye... 45,543 do. Corn... «2,180,834 bushels, Asurs.—The sales of pots reached about 160 bbls. at $4 81%. Small sales of pearls were made at $7. Bueavsturrs.—-Flour—Sales of 300 barrels Geneseo were sold at $5 50; 200do. at $6 6234; 2700 do. straight brands Michigan, sold at $5 25; 400 do. at $6 31%; 300 do. Oswego, sold at $5 374; and 150 do. straight, round hoop Ohio, at $5 8744. Wheat—The market was unset- tled by the news, and it was considered some 4c. a 5c, per bushel lower. Corn—Before the news, some 4000 a 6v00 bushels flat mixed, were sold st 680. After the news came to hand, 4000 bushels round white sold at 660.; 3400 do flat yellow, a little mixed, sold at 620., and salos of Western mixed, were reported at 60c. Pricws were unsettled. For Western New York, $2 60 was offered, and $2 75 asked. Rye—It was said Sic was offered, and 62c. asked. Oats remained nominally the sume. CanpLes—Sperm were steady at 30}a31c. of about 1000 bags Rio were made at Cortox—The Hibernia’s accounts being favorable, and the accounts from the South more uni: formly unfa- vorable for the growing crop, holders decided to demand an nee to-day on the ruling prices of Saturday which was occasionally Pad and the market swept of ull offering at lower rates. sales are reported at 2500 it believed to be iit larger, and were nearly entirelv for export. Fis—Sales of about 350 quintals inferior dry cod were made at $3 37}4; good were ey at $3 50; mack- erel, 210 bris, large Massachusetts, No. 3's, sold at $475 a $4 81M. Fauit—Sales of about 1,000 boxes bunch raisins were made at $1 40 a $1 45. Hemp—Market firm, and holders asked $1 35 per ton for American dew rotted. Hives—No tranaactions of importance. Leav—Holders asked $3 87}g, but we heard of no sales of moment. LeatHer—The demand continued good, and prices had au upward tendency, while stocks on hand were daily diminishing. Since the public sale last week, all descriptions have advanced. The entire sales made during the past week footed up about 25,000 sides, which, for the season of the sont, ware large. At this rate of demand, from now till the let of Jeunaey, it will require some 600,000 sides to supply the market. Owing to the fact that tanners have been disappointed in ob- taining necessary supplies of bark, the quantity to come forward bide fair OY rove short. ‘The increased con- sumption caused by the Mexican war, and previous ox- | sg to England, as been estimated as high as 10 per con’ Navat Stomes—The market was unsettled, and no sales were reported; dealers were waiting for letters per A Once al of ii 1.8—Bales of linseed were light; city pressed stood at 70c.,and English at 680, There was ‘- Ing new in be ‘or whale oll & Rm ‘novisions—Pork was firm, though sales wero ver: limited, Tho foreign news unsettled the market, and no sales Of any moment transpired. Ricr—Sinee last report, the sales have reached about 160 tierces at $5 a $5 3734 Sucan—Sales ot Sbout 5 300 bhds Muscovado were made at 614 a6)¢e. Sales of 20 bhds do., common, were made by auotion at Oa OXe. ‘Tat.ow—Nothing of moment doing. Wuacesonr—Nothing reported. Wnisxry was dull at 280. Freionts—20,000 bushels Corn were pee for Li- verpool, in bags, at 103¢d, and 1000 bola 38 6d, and 2 93000 do. in another vessel at th rates. To London. 2900 bbls Flour were en; dat 38 0 9d, and alot of Grain, in bags, at 10}¢d. To the Continent, there was no chang TELEGRAPHIC, Markets. Batimone, August 2—P, M. The nows per Hibernia reached here early this fore- noon, and had the effect of completely unsettling the market for breadstuffs, which had s downward tendency. No sales transpired worth reporting. Our stock of flour and grain very light rE ED Burravo, August 2—P, M, Nothing doing in breedstuffe. The market has been at her funeral from ato are P. larynx, 1; Ul Sarthe Unkno} been the preceding twenty-four hours, have been as follows:— Flour, 6,000 barrels; corn, 30,000 bushels; wheat, 35,000 bushels. ugust 2—P. M. ‘The market has been stagnant to-day; the brief re- port of the Iibernia’s news received by telegraph, this forenoon, unsettled prices, - Operators were disposed to wait for fuller developments. There can be no quota- tion given for flour. A sale ot 1000 bushels yellow corn was made at 66 cents, and 6000 bushels of oats sold at 48 cents. Receipts by the canal during the past twenty- four hours were as follow 1000 bushels; wheat, 10,000 Flour, 5000 barrels; corn, phic : Correspond noe Failadeighte | Ballsite. } non, August 1,12 o'clock M.— is held at $4 62 for new, but there are no sales, in ongequence of the foreign news, which we are every moment ¢: yo ing. Grain is in very light receipt. pe and prices fairly sintained, with but few sales. Wheat is worth 85 for white, and corn 37}¢0 for yellow. ~There has been more papers in Leet but buyers are not free, as the shippi demand at this season is limited. Sales Whis- at 21340 to 22}4e in barrels. Died, * At Greenwich, Conn., on Sunday afternoon, the 1st inat., Evizaserm, wife of Benjamin daughter of Er. Henry E, Bartlett, in the 24th year of Robson, Jr., and friends of the ctive families are invited to ow it Broadway, this afternoon, ., without forthe farther in invitation. In the city oyouay we Yon te ae the 2ith day of Stat day of Ju tage ‘Asrovhie 2 15 Cas lungs, 5: tama sot throat, 2 inanition, 1; Or 015 ration of OAR, “Age—-Under one year, 141: to? to 5, 23; 5 to 10, 12; 10 to 20, 17; 20 to 30, 54; 30 to 40, 48; 40 to 50, 42: 50 to 60, 16; 60 to 70, 15; 70 t0 80, 8; 80 soRR) WHITE, ¢ HITE, City Inspector. roars vs PASSAGE 2 orn , 100 O Barclay a street, Aa” security required will be > given for the fuliiment of all contracts made with this compa: night, swe, to iN POPPING THE ir Vernon; Bobbin, Mis oors open at ‘impor formaus THEA. ¥., Jacm leury, Mr Pearson; ; Agent, New York—18¢7, an ORK KEY PORT.—The steamer JOSEPH, will Teave the per, fi Phembece bee taller fhe Ra pill 1¢ boat will leave at 8g, A, M. ne: Gleaalvon, Sie, W. Marshall Lord | ps Hera ae of ihe NAIAD ‘The superior steamer NEW HAVEN, Caprain Van Pelt, can be chartered for ome sions to any place, by applicat N Bauery Flee, Northiniver. Y apphcatioyau 30ers a te i oy Fathom, Mr. Jordan; Mtr | POR’ MERIC K will xcursion to Bridgeport, Ct, on foot of Canal street at 934 o'clock is i st river, at 10 o’cleck A. M. cents, to be had on board on cae Sacto The committee wi 1 pai debabetul aquati¢ Cotillion Excursions of 8 Jueh juding supper for a gs and |; ys Phe City Brass Band and F ‘ma Wee's Co- ed for the occasion. LL ana Mee if Pike ‘he RK proceed ons Grand Cotillon ER.— Tue: tite fed bs fn icheville, Mr. C. Howards ee bette rd. Bish te B IN pe) » Mr ets cia excursion 75 ham ii EERE orca. ie Bruun Pit, 1236 cents. Private Boxes, 50 cor! Xu boat ONEIDA, Capt, renee having been chartered for i, boner X rand Cotillion Excursion, up the Nort! int, ou Tuesday, Event sie 3d of yard cine” open at 7—performance commences at half-past 7 pre- ‘one of the most A HOUSE—Ope ‘the performaices: will soatineuce wih ‘ormwood, Mr Conover; Susan, Mi _ Dancing on the Tight Rope by Charles Winther and Chris- Lehman ‘After which, th Ballet o ey mre ao { LE ROUGE DIABLE -couelude with the Ballet f , NEURS—Characters by the Estiomipe of LE cone ne divertisement will. commence st halpa BENEEIT OF wif Asti et Nie Bane te make the following Tod val Fist det ai ie: wath street at Sg; Bull's Kerry. at Tiekets for the Excursion can corner of Canal and West 1 Bs nok of Ham Marnier, 192 Canal st; sts; Mr: P. De La Ree, 19th street ner of Hudson aud Canal sts.; BoA Marriner, coracr of Waverly Piece sod treat —" CONEY ISLAND FERRY—The dious and elegaut steamer 10 Weld, will regularly run at the D ptitene 2 ays A. Mand ig B, ME. a A. M andaig Be ft 3d, the ‘com entitled caigo ‘Pous Mr. sem 2 johu of| [in Pas de Trois, ‘by Misses eae Amelia Nes which a Gra Duo Concert, by Messr: ver. with the comediette. euti rig BAM BOOZ. ‘rauk Bamboozle, Mr. Neafie; Sophy Weston, Doors open at 6}4; Performance to commence at 8. Admission, 2 cents. ASTLE ft ae mB pre perce a Ke: arse on board 2 cents. Open from 6 A clay tee | celica boat EDWIN a cart from foot of Vesey street, at Eatontowo Landing. The St » Will run as Gollows E RAVEL ed merous friends and leased PALMO’S OPE 184" or reduced everal hot {heir popular NOMIC. PANT DMiMtes, by Gu M During the season ri be om A succession to NEW ( wes will be in ri passengers to all ia Maiden lane, William Ghitks drawn by Oliver Br Fleer for ‘and twelve dollars and filty ceuts; dated 29th or jayable to order. ire eantioned from taking she tame pped RU, i a3 3 ere Maiden lone. ay ment has brother James, Any person giving # af norman mn ofhimw be thankfully received by Daniel 0} man and his fa and well furnishe hot and cold water; in a most desirabie forts of a home will be realized at a mod: ADISON LAN DI VE eieeraly thatvun sua becea tion of summer boarders. Fifteen or twenty more boarders may be accommodoted with pleasant and airy rooms, Goods, for sale cheap. Combs made to order, al paired, the publ be served daily a aud 1 o’clock, comprit refreshment from the bar, at the moderate charge o ling; Residents of the upper part to absent themselves long from bus rangement of Mr. Pinteux addition: ted exertions to contribute to the gratification Pf his hose of patron J. PINTEUX, inspection ill convin othe Filterin use. P. uo «nce to the public that in addi room, they have fitted up, at c: ant, whete Or delicacy in v 01 to laud the style in wi Fespectfully solicit an inspection. It will be opened on Mon- ug Coffee coma No. IL ses, pats or machinery of tay d la Water, without app; 8 or machinery of any descrip- ti ., th . ry ite trouble, and gree char Apply to DIL, MARSHA sample Cagces F Brew sty! this medicine : the testify to ite curative eh ia M. ‘ Spoons. marked A. H. Bz 6 pene Spoon: Stiver For H marked A. §"B. The above reward will be pai covery of the articles, or the detection of EES ueves, Any ise respecting’ the robbery RW seed AND R at Monterey im May Jast—price 30 cents. A fac simile lars sortme vot gomiey German, home ty prints and colored | ort apie: with show bits fo i NFORKRMATION WANTED of Miah | Mahony carpenter, of the p:rish of M. Cork, Ireland, by H rine, of Piermont,N. h. ud 3e*m WwW aNae a respectable Protestant girl. a situation as chambermmaid or to attend on children. The best of city Sete Apply at Mrs. Clark’s, 226 Grand street, ew Yor! a3 Ire ET NURSE WANTED—A healthy woman with a fresh breast of milk, to nurse an intant. Apply at 3d Crosby atreet. em OARD.—A Private Family residingnear ee would be happy to accommodate a few Gent emen, or a (Jentle- ily, with full or partial, bo leasant rooms, in a mode ory house, with ituation. The com- rate expense. ” Herald Office. 3 3t*m se address a note to “ Bor yo CAPTAINS OF VESSELS.—Au American Boy, 17 years old, active au: hes to follow the elligent, with a good education, % one in a lad, can ad: .U,, No. 10 Barclay sireet. 1OUSE HAS the accommoda- BUNTING: New Jer al: P°RFUMERY DEPOTIN BROORLYN=Iockey C Tab, that sweetest of all Perfumes, and Lubins o her * xtracts, Fancy Soap, Cologne, Hair Oil, Pomatums, Hair D Fun, and other Toilet Powders, Combs, Bru Madison, New Jers t 10034 Fulton Street, Brooklyn. ith the expressed de- pecial accommodation of e honor of announcing to August 3d, Lunch will ment, between the hours of bli ig & chon riety, and the Prgite re of who don’t idence of his uuremit- a3 2ris*re Cafe des Mille Colonnes, 307 Broadway _ GoPaeR DINING SALOON. Fulton at—H. UNTER desires to make known to his numerous customers, aud the public at large, that he has enlarged.ventila- ted, and thoroughly renovated his Dining Saloon, and can now af nd neat a saloon as the city affords. be seen to be appreciated: and he only in pheks it, convinced quently, His La Sutera plied with the most choice productions of the markets, whic! I be served ae a imes, at the shortest notice. Onew ig medium. at the most tr: e aay one of their superiority o fdis other Filters sold as usual. «04D WAY RI 600 Broadway.—The proprietors of this establish ta the batt and reading pure liquors, wil Pearce to those who honor feelj that it would be unbecoming in them ich their saloon has been furnished, but the 2d Ai Petit soupers served on the shortest notice. au3 lat*m JREEN, TURTLE SOUPS AND STEAKS) AND SI's. We D TERRAPL ‘he Proprietor of the Bank eet, (between Broadway and nds and the public th steaks this ich he will Nassaa,) would inform his serve up he has Re * r, with or with- this Recipe the retailer can make his own expense not to exceed ten cents per dozen, for use in twenty min he purchaser is perfectly satisfied. L, No. 54 Orange street, where for the Re: will be made unk ss may be seen. Jennings’ new pat am) Po Ls fe Also, oy Ne aeh | Lard La:nps, Hall Lanihorns,Girandoies, &c., of she most and patterns. Also, Camphine, Spirit Gas, wh, \ tly tH &e. No. 272 Greenwich street, between ts. INCH STEAMER PH Havre, aud Paris Express Ageney letters, 1 orders will be received fur the Philadei phia, to sail on the loth, at No. 10 Wall street. A special agent, to attend to the business of th yAwent out in the Union, and resides in Paris A eee y WT IVINGSTON, WELLS & Co. 3 gt th Ds WHEELER’ NIVERSALLY C ELEBRATED BALSAM OF MOSCATELLO—The moat valuable vegetable preparation ever discovered for the cure of Diarr- haa, Cholera Tofautum Dysentery, Cholera Morbi tie and Spasmodie Chul king cold water, w of children upon the efficacy of he references amply Gen George & Manes, Major Noah, YW. Paxton ‘faite or ale at Dr. Wheeler's office, 29 Green- fo o ig sole proprietor) Me d Cine 183 Broad 4 pe drug store, 7; $10 The house No. 2) West sth street was burglarously entered on the afte: f July 39, by (wo bey: 215) aud robbed of the follow: Ng ast marked A. H. bs, oue Silver for the < be Jett with Mr. No. 21 West lath street, or Capt. Johnston 19 TT tend avd ruled—also rag, For sale by JAN 3 NOKVAL, 100 John street. MPORTANT TO PERSONS ABOUT TO VISIT EU- KOPE.—A discovery has been recently made, in connec: g of iron, which would be very Proprietor is s. He would th son about to visit Euglaud to take out of the right to that couatry, ou joimt imple and its importance can be xeen hed any erm even if he has no knowledge of the iron busi- it,” care of **Perse,” Post offi KS AND f Beyareof the cnjebrated brand His just received ty the bark Childe Harold i ahip Adelaide, rom Havana. The above segars are entided to debenture, 44,000 Londo 4 do” 74,000 1 For sale in [ots to suit SSerchers, wy, DON, Na i 8 ansa street. N. B.—22 bales Havana Tobacco feat most all wrap] Sauiee to debenta) sale ee aul Seis je ¥—lust Parad a benutifial ithograph from Atwood’s pictare of Gen. Taylor, taken Accompanies each print. This letter will couviuce aise ¢ genuimevess of the portrait. Terms liberal tv the c of out various publications comp a gue press and thot very low. Especial care ER & FI are 74 Chatham stand 1 North 6th st hits apt. Hogh Mekwen, will sil aa eee or ser id“ (irre. 1 ae enna wpa ‘i to aa her regn! Ravel and the celebrated A series of el cacerslncpenty ‘on the E. In addition a VAUDEVILLE CO. and a Grand Orchestra (during the interm:sson) on LUMISTED PROMENADE, which will be opeued for the first ume. All communications ik mm the Vaudeville Company, Musi- to be md iressed (post pid) JOH MERTON, Manager MERICAN MUSEUM, eoruer Brondwey aud —Splendid perforinauces both Afternvon and. Wile Gertrade, French oramic Painting of the great City of Loudu DAILY. EXCURSION TO BAR. duly ith the wr EN. tt alin st Hovokeny nie tioned gee) as Dilows — Nineteenth street, ‘ing the above men- Elysinn Fields, and Corps de Ball ‘h Danseuse— Balloon ND GE Yy. SHAKING gab. AKERS. MORNING LINE aa NATOMICAL VENUS aud Intermediate Li Brenkfhat and Dy ORTH “aN PARC) , NTA ANN ner on board the Boat. ROY, Captain A. Gorhs RRA, Capt. H. L. Kelloy iE, will leave the Steamboat Pier foot of Barcl ay street, Tue: and Saturday, att half past six o'clock, A. M., returning on the ker. ‘garden aftera dance, makes this a very jall at this season of the year. esirable pince for u ‘ickets $0 cents, adm Mir Parker orm ving a geutleman and ladies; to ve hea ee Tretght, apply oa board, orto ¥.B. Hal at ice on the wharf. 4y20 Apegrhe 3 BRE “ttn” 78 KOR ROADWAY THEATRE.—This “establishment, now erecting in Broadway, will be opened for Dramatic pur- = or about the first of September, under the ir etween oueende and ide rock © TON, Capt. Wm. H. “Peck, will | riday evenings, at 7 Pears ISAAC leave on Monday, Weincadert and Fi kc. Steamboat HENDRIK HUDSON, Cap den, will leave on T: . H. B. rsons of edged talent wa ng situations for the season, will fay ‘address him treet. ri TSA ANN pea or. ir. Barret i rope, = uring sabsencs, in Europe an RBYN, No.2 Barely QUATIC BALL wi will be new Hotel, foot of 13th street, August ath, war. R. G. Tharedayand Saturday even. pecial ‘Trains for Schenectady, Ballston, and Sarat » Will ran as follows:—Leave Albany at 8) . engers will find this the most ex Tickets one ‘aotian’ to lat the bar on the even- ofthe ball, or of the Co malts of Arrangements. The ray Vey Five "Boek, t YY Steamboat ROCHES TER, at Eatarmedinge: Places raeuraaruinan Macy tnt Betas sReictn; ambos SOUTH AMERICA, Capuin T. N. esday, ‘Thursday, avd Saturday after: ling a view of the it one of the most will leave on Tus is 800 feet in the all-rooms in the city. loor will be under the management of a com jaa person, aud music under the Erections fe Fre cise, tM taken at moderate rat tetas tre kid wane sayreleee bene ol tiie n order from the captains oF agents. or feign biti on board the boats, UNION COURSE, line, without 7 aTATER ISLAND FERRY On | x SUNDA’ SVP un SPAREN TaLa ran as follows, Gan further notice = At 6,8, 9, 10,1, A.M. and 7 Lk As 7, 9, 10, 11, A.M, and } bi o vements need only imate ¥ after, a purse eeatiee . Bryanc enters’ gr. m. Lady ele Devens aveiiton won. ten past 3, and nt 4, 5, J eMetotey enters b. g- Moscow, to go to asulky. DR. DE. witt. Cc. KELLINGER’S yRraL: LIBLE LIN IMENT This traly astonishing r, beautifal and transparent delightful in its flavor, and is e: Panding vat Van Gourtiaudes Tagreat aod perfect kill and Hudson.—Fare 50 cents— rd. Nina Steamer ROGER WILLIAMS, Capt. and Saturdays, at half-past lobinson street, touching at tert from New Yorks or passage or rieght, apply on board the Boats, or to Geo. foot of Robinson street, above boats by ac pow reakont and yingston, ‘All rheumatic and scrotalot barber’s itch, old sores of every natu pains in the back, and affections of the largement of joints, oth aud nervous he: ffections, ring worm, te iwesdays, Thursday coras, callouses of every descrip- ‘One or two doses taken ac- nature yield to its roken in two doses always. haye been made in two years. Amoug the many distinguished in allowed us to refer to them, for ublie ‘good. Pt city; Hon, Richard F city, rte Amold Mason, cont a ote owne! FOR NEW ORLEANS —Louisiana oe Nie tom Line of Packets—The fast sailing pack H, Wim. Hathaway, master,is now loading, iin Monday, a 23d. Tietze! furnished accom- ly fare the Hon, Mo- sata pha contractor of the was cured of chronic rhe to Agents in New Orleans, J. 0. promptly forward all goods to their addres ‘The packet ship Oswego will succeed the Wabash, and sail her regular dav. ONLY “REGULAR LINE OF PAUKeTS FOR ORLEANS.—Packet of 91 ©. Woodrutt Hy Co, who will standii Samuel Roberts, jon that it saved fa jam Aree pepaweiny Ok we itiatene) Broadway fines of stages ment over one thousan it the better they lnk ‘of packets, 1 is Well know f the other Southern packets. } ng the season, and the price of passage low. Those Wishing to secure berths shooits make ear! W. & J.T. TAPSC sold at S0cents per single bottle; 81 pe ross $21; oue Kross $36. ‘The pr their opinion, that they can show more ast unding Cures, ro a greater number of certifi- eee remedy offered to the vablie, FOR LIVERPOO! TON, Capt Roe steerage passenge ort) and the greater r IBERAL CAsH ADVANCES WILL. te aE ON and second hand Vehicles, left at New ton T ale. or on storage \C TAUGHT, on moderate terms, by 8 had considerable experienee in teaching. Logerian system, which is greatly approved of ‘Three Dollars per month , atthe Herald office, oa be at nase by oe The phove Fal be succeeded by Maat ifeentnew oe Po) ‘1500 tons, to sail | Capt. Allen, burth+ ust, hee regular day. lesirous of sending for Country, can have them brought out in packets. by Gal My @ nddressed to A. ANTED—By arespectable Young Woman, a bert or Waiter or Nurse. to make hersel! evally useful to a good home in a private Good references from her last place and others. Please apply at Johnston's Bird Store, 280 Broadway. ¥OR LIVERPOO. Co teh OF Aurost tt er ship sic Ositively sail as above, m4 ei ONDERFUL DISCOVERY —Striker’s Solution for the Hair, which will change vey hair to its original color in a iew’ minutes. et offered, “Those who doubr ite vit have their hair ch nged belgre prying the The Solution cau be hed comer of Chambers str voneysetre, 39 Chatham street venties Ship, where ir ean be applied. esigued H. Striker, in red ink. H BOOTS —P 7 $4 50, equi to the best sold in B Fine French Calf Boots, city made, for $3 50— usually $5—can be found at the corner of Fulton aud Nas Siw sireets, opposite the order fur $4 50. Also the Frene quality; boots, shoes, gaiters, sli wuperiog het rae Ke COLLINS, 56 South at nap SHentp an, Capt. G. B. dons, and sail on the ave requested 10 th of Hat Wareiaie iy28 a a LIVERPOOL LINE OF PACKETS— Packet of the llth of “Angu wacket ship WEST POIN as above, her regular day. passage, her Seeomimodations bein, and comfort, apply on beard, t—The splendid new ', Wm. H. Allen, mas passed for room, elegance, of Maiden Lane, or to The well known packet ship serpben ate Chartes W. eed the West Point and sail Lith Best boots made wv. ess hoots, of the best k&e., constantly on | tokee master, will iber, her regular aa ~ PACKET SHIP BROOKSBY, from Glasgow, is discharging under xeneral order, ai foot of Dover at. All goods n9t permitted mast be sent to WOODHULL & MINTU All goods warrauted to give satisfaction, and Nassau streets, A GREAT CHA Comer of Fulton dy ill be sold at a barea SHIP SOU THERNER, from Liverpool atone AM please send their permits on board foot E.R. All goods not permitted in | edout. The fire was kindled in the cellar. Soft Broadway comer of ANEiony | so rapidly that the principal atair case was involved im UNTKY SHAT FOR SALE—That ver lence ia the village of Tarrytown, TURN. 87 Southst. come To THB LATEST {MOMENT. fa TELEGRAPHIC, . * Ricumonn, Va., Aug. 2, 1847. ‘The New Orleans mail of the 26th of July isin, bat the papers contain no news. = BY THE MAILS. ‘Wileiteron: Ai bh | The Late News from the Seat of ate san SE and Mr. Trist—The Union—Brezit. No despatches have been received from the Head Quarters of the Army in Mexico by the late arrival. A letter has been received from a person well versed tn Mexican politics, and intimately acquainted with the most prominent members of the existing administration, He states positively that, Santa Anna is prepared to negotiate. The only circumstance tending to weaken the credit of this statement, is, that his letter is dated on the 13th ult., whereas advices as late as the 17th ult. have been received, treating the probable negotiation as mere rumor. The writer, however, possesses better means of ascertaining the views and purposes of Santa Anna than the public generally. ‘There is little probability that General Scott and Mr. ‘Trist are acting in concert, as the wording of the recent intelligence would lead one to suppose. Indeed, there exists scarcely possibility of such a desirable consum- mation, after what has passed. It is greatly to be re- gretted that, at such an important crisis,an unbappy misunderstanding should preclude that unison between the commanding General and the diplomatic agent of the government, so important to the success of Mr. ‘Trist’s mission. Congress, at its next session, will call for the correspondence, and then the cause of the dispute will be made public. The Union, in ite customarily feliciteus manner, has so bungled this subject, in reply to some strictures of the opposi- tion press, as to present the administration as having made the discreditable attempt to convict Gen. Scott of having delayed the chances of peace by the unworthy trick of ante-dating their own letters. Of course it was not of malice aforethought, but one of the editor’s happy blunders, The adminisiration is nevertheless the scape- sont, and very deservedly, as however creditable it may be to the feelings of the President and his Cabinet to re. tain the Union a» the quasi-exponent of thei: poliey after the many glaring preofs it bas lately given of total incapacity, the wisdom of such course, at least, is ex- tremely questionable It is evidence of no less ques tionable taste to endeavor toget rid of the unpleasant fact of such incapacity, by calling nvmes like an angry boy. The editor of the Union should be ashamed of such a mode of defence at his time of life. While on this subjvct, it may be proper to remark, that the tone of the Union on our relations with Brazil, does not reflect the views of the administration on that question, That journal “trusta’’ that no serious diffeul- ty may arise out of the misunderstanding between the two governments. The United States are in a position to say that no difficulty shall arise, and that fit bas al- ready been recorded in the action of thé State Depart- ment in the matter. Our government scorns to take ad- vantage of the weakness of Brazil, and therefore looks with cold disdain on the pragmatic petulance she ex- hibits, She has neither the will nor the power todo aught but bluster. Querulous peevishness is the privi- lege of the weak, and thus she is privileged. But the balance of peace and war is not in her hands; therefore there {sno danger that she will be suffered to break the peace. ‘The Emperor is a young man of twenty-one years of ‘age, and cannot be expected to exhibit any extraordi- nary discretion in his intercourse with foreign nations. For what has happened, his late ministers are most to blame, and their successors may abandon the silly policy pursued by them. The administration of affairs is al- most entirely in the hands of the ministers for the time being. The house of Braganza never exhibited much administrative talent since the first king of the name, John IV., ascended the throne of Portugal in 1640, down to the present year, when the people «f that coun- try felt themselves compelled to take arms against the intolerable oppressions of their fat queen. It is not very apparent that the race has been improved by trans- planting. The Brasilians are worthy of the house that rules them. The whites comprise nearly one-fourth of the population, the Indians one-tenth, the remainder consisting of negrees and mulattoes. A triumph over such a people could ne be the ambition of the United States, and under the ciroumstances, our government will not suffer itself to be provoked into a quarrel. GALVIENSIS. Bautimone, Aug 2, 1847. Rumors from the Seat of War—Speculators at Work— The Cowhiding Case— More Rich Scenes at Hand— Miss Wemyss—The Marke’s, §c. No confidence is placed in the peace rumors from the seat of war. Indeed, the only news we get arerumorsand from their great variety and complexion, it is evident that they have their origin in speculation, manufactured for use mainly in the New York market. ‘The recent cowhiding of Mr. Weishampel, the editor of the Bee, found its way before the City Court on Sat- urday, and Mr. Fogg was fined $5, and compelled to give ; | Hos aca to keep the peace. The offensive pes was brought in evidence, which stated that an case of seduction had come i: their knowledge, but it being at present in @ “fogg,”’ the particulars could not ‘until next week. I pears that Mr. Thurston, Mr. Fogg’s partner, before the cowhiding,called on Wels- hample and offered him moneyto suppress the facte,which he refused to accept. The next nuaber of the Bee is to be issued on Saturday next, and as the editors have had the girl and her mother before them, 8 stacy of more of more than ordinary interest ma; ney, be antici robably by more cowhiding. Thus Mr. F. iene ‘cow- Riaed tne alfair into public notice, and will doubtless attempt to cowhide it out with like effect. Miss C. Wemyss makes her first aj map peatan ce this ev ing at the Front Street Theatre, a Julia, in the “ Hun back,” sustained by Mr. Jamieson, and a vi stock company. There is considerable anxiety here to see her, especially by the old friends of her uncle, and a fine reception awaits ber. Professor Grant is exhibiting the effects of his exhil- lerating gas to very good houses. He gives his fourth lecture to-night, and will doubless have a crowd, as the exhibitions he gives are of the most amusing character. ‘Tus Manners. The news by the steamer W: ton has unsettled the markets, though it comes at 2 os son when very little is doing in stuffs, owl ing to tbe small supply on hand. Holders of flour have their asking rates, but no transactions have come to notice. Howard street new flour is held at $6 26, with- out finding purchasers; fresh inspections could be bought for $6, and probably less, Susquehanna held at $6.26, Nothing doing in corn meal The supply of grain {s very small; tuere was scarcely any on hand to- day forsale, Wheat and corn are held higher. Cote feet advanced, and are scarce at 68.460 cents. Rye a 78 cel Whiskey 24a 26 cente in bhds. and bl There is a little more firmness in provisions. Groverios quiet. ‘Tobacco in fair demand. Sales of Stocks at Baltimore. JuLy31—$100 Mary land e w: naidhs ity 6's "90 10156. “Pritapecenia, Aug 2, 1847, ‘The premises of H. 8. Brown, at the corner of Ex- change Place and Chesnut street, occupied as a refeo- tory, were set on fire about I o'clock this morning, and with the exception of the store in front, completaly burn- and spread flames before the family were apprised of their danger a cautioned heen y fitted ap by the Inte Mis. Phillips, a PY. KSB by E. Treadwell, tsq. is is about 46 feet b: WoobnULi a MUN 2 ed and now in gor with a green house attached. ‘There «re also on the premises carriage house, stable, ice house, gardeuer's b RLISLE & RIPPARD’S EM ICE, im connection with \e subscribers beg to i honge in conuection well stocked with in Liverpo retut they have opened neni, George Rippard & Son, of Liverpool, and are enabled igers to aud from Liverpool, Dui rk, and all other parts of Gr nutageous terins: sengers coming through our spieronee to numerous Lerters V_B. OSTRANDER. FOR S uta OR TO LE Fe ‘the — rom nd treatment they si ch Oy "In order to tally carry out the a we have been induced to establish a house in this “ty, intmentand annoyauce common to emigrants ‘pool may be prevented. George Rippar Garrick, Hottluguer, Quecn of Also, lots from half 1 bathi rs0Us p bu in ahealthy location, ata cheap rate, will find an not in Texas or If of New Yor! veoh, the asian New, ‘York; or to Pei eons wishing to sen A ‘Ai letters must be pos drafts, payable bonus nd hese ioney to their friends can proe cnt ce vate rien money 1 a that oe w Bi form his friends an te alterations a rations a ment Be cea ‘ye Biles on thi oblate draw drafts. for hing oot liscount. direct on the af ine numerous, branches ‘hiv. ye main boty of ey re of comforter rand superior gaan nee, erie and well ‘gene erveues a fi. ally de ng Pinoee ough att in'all parts of England, st ie families or parties i Varvocte New te ra addressed 10 New Line—Ke, eee Now he and New Bright 2 and 6 evrvorken At Ko Mand’ | b Neyo ine more fo frequent communications aay sited he ea New w Brighton ate AM 19%, uy 3 Fr te sae ato A. noo ‘The Bavilton on ve now realy for san gtaw BOARDS —*0 tous reise ry oat runs saat pion so RAGE acne | 1250 tone burthen, Secon of the Wert, srt ‘will heath Tiverpoot, and sa i eae PRTER CLINTON, by Mr. Nolen, who resides in the house adjoining. Im otirst alarm, a colored servant girl jumped from the third story window on E ner Fina and was dread. injured Another servan h more presence bg t| clamber d along the roof, and entered the gar. ret window of Mr. Nolen’s house. The rest of the faraily got out by @ smail stairway, opening, on Exchange Plaoy. The loss is betwoen three and four thousand di to which amount there is insurance. On Friday, about noon, & lamentable accident oc- ocurred on the Columbia Railrond, three miles this side of Lancaster. Two men, Edward Edwards and Thomas Williams, wore crue =4 to ag lg boat cars, which came violently together by ing of an axle,while ing at considerable speed. A short time afterwards another train came up upon the same track, and though on seeing the destruction thd engi- neer and firemen exerted themselvrs to the utmost to avold the collision, the engine and the fragments of the broken down bout train came together with an awful cranh, The damage to the tender and engine was con- siderable, and four of the hinder cars were shrown off the track by the concussion. second it caused jury to the boat train than was occasion- = | ed by Fahy The two men killed to Ohio, and were accompanied by thelr wives, one of whom had bon the accident. |g cia Le Secinated to the engineers of either ‘The engineer and firemen of the second train at their posts, endeavoring to arrest its speed, and though the" Feomotive was dashed to fragments, yet neither were joju . The fragments of d espatches containing the by the Hibernia,have again prostrated the eee, by the flour men, that prices were parse! ‘be inflated. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. er Ne Boa ge ie 5's, 81; 1000 New Orleans Trea- ei do, 136: 1400 eee: aio —_ 000 Beate 5, at 5, 98% 30 U. \ ArTer Lg i ais i unk Saeas "Loan, 2000. 8 6, Bowne is, Spree Teegn, 12). Unioy taunt wud: 5 va 80% 1000 do 5; 1000 17, 8, Loan 6's