The New York Herald Newspaper, August 5, 1847, Page 3

“3 Bs Ret Hi July [7 foot'6 in, Wednesday, Aug. 4.6 P, M. ‘Tho stock market was not so activo to-day, ang prices fell off a fraction. At the first board Long | a de- | clined 34 per cent; Harlem, *{; Norwich and Worcester: 34; Pennsylvania 5s, !;; Fi rmers’ Loan, i; Morris Ca- nal and Reading Railroad closed at yesterday’s prices, Stonington went up 234 per cent. At the second board Stonington advanced Island, }¢; Farmers’ Loan, 34; Harlem fell of The Board of Directors of the New York Fire and Marine Insurance Co. have declared a dividend of five per cent., out of the profits of the last six months, paya- blo on demand at the office of the company, 72 Wall street. A new bank has been recently organized under the Free Banking Law, with a capital of $300,000, called the Bowery Bank. It is located for the present at No. 173 Bowery, and will commence business on the 10th inst., with D. W, Townsend, Esq., formerly cashier of the Butchers’ and Drovers’ Bank, as President, and Nat. D. G, Bradford, Esq , formerly of the Mechantes’ Banking Association, as Cashier. ‘The reputation Mr- ‘ownsend has acquired as Cashier of the Butchers’ and Drovers’ Bank, is sufficient guaranty of his ability. Under his administration, we have no doubt, the Bowery Bank will become a favorite institution in that section of the city, As an evidence of the confidence placed in the officers and Board of Directors, we learn that the stock already commands one per cent. premium in the market, ‘The bank will commence business with a capital of $300,000, which has been quietly and privately filled up, and, if necessary, the amount will be increased to one million of dollars. A very important feature In the business of this bank will be the payment of interest on deposits when they remain over thirty days. ‘I'his will be very advantageous to the small dealers in that section of the city, and will give the bank the use of a large amount of funds, An institution of this kind has been loug wanted in the Bowery. ‘The anrexed statement exhibits the movement in the prinefpal departments of the banks of this city at two periods, May and August, 1847:— New Yous City Banns. Tom WiI7—— ——Alug. 1817 —— Loan: Specie. Loans. Specie. Bk of State tA N York.3 191, ‘ii i Oo % a 025 — 830,8' Merchants’ Bank. 695 1.4-2.235 ‘317 Lovg 994,224 119,479 116,798 728,798 2,265,255 118.702 7,036,785 27,717,069 Den. Cire'n 2.373.198 367,098 287° 550 Nirenat ae ee if nee i + 22762) 2,406,321 255 255 2,408.6 Butchers & erat + 21,800 _ HB Totrls... .6+ +. $3,819,639 18,290 916 3:6 3,964,153 18,069,433 ‘The above aggregates compare as follo fay 1817. August, 1817. Loans & discounts ..24,852952 27,717,069 Inc’e, 2,864,717 Spec ceeece 7$036,705 7,116,927‘ 80,147 irculstion . Deposites... W060;83 Dec'e, 20(R0d There appears an increase in every department but deposits, which is out of the usual order. An increase of loans causes generally nearly corresponding increase in the deposits, and the fact of the deposits having fall- en off in the face of such a large increase in the loanvand discounts, is an indication of the active employment of capital. ‘We notice in the returns reogived, that the amount of ‘‘eash items’? was very large, shewing that loans have been called in to # great extent, in anticipation of quar- terday. With all the contraction in this way, and the bona fide payment of loans, there has been a large in- crease in the line of discounts. Ifthe reports of the rest of the city banks show an increase equal to those in the above table, the aggregate increase in discounts at the oloss of the past quarter, compared with the quarter previous, will amount to nearly six millions of dollars. — ‘The abundance of money is the best evidence in the world, that the banks have been rapidly expanding, an¢ the reduction in deposits shows, that as fast as the banks discounted, the proceeds found active employ- ment. The advance in prices for stocks generally, shows that the brokets got a good share of the tavors from those money machines. The aggreZate amount of Joans and discounts of the banks of this city on the lst of May last, was $38,979,125; while but thirteen banks exhibited on the Ist of August nearly twenty-eight millions of dollars in loans. ‘This department of the city bamks has not, fora longtime, seeded forty millions of dollars; but we should judge from 0 returns thus far received, that on the Ist of August the loans amounted to between forty-one and forty-two millions of dollars, The amount of specie on hand the Ist of May, was $10,325,310; the amount on hand the first of August was probably larger than that, as thirteen banks show an increase of eighty thousand dollars. The quantity of flour, wheat, corn and barley left at tide water during the fourth week in July, in the years 1846 and 1847, is as follow :— Recetrrs oF pour, ann Gi Flour, bbls. at, bu. Corn, bu. baa bu Visto axes 369,192 2 65,490 19,363 sree 383 Increase. 5,596 64,255 = «311,586 3,610 ‘The aggregate quantity of tho same articles left at tide water from the commencement of navigation to the 31st of July, inclusive, is as follows :— Flour, bbls, Wheat, bu. Corn, bu. Bar’y, bu. 2,001,878 2,221,879 3,739,080 282,557 1846. 965 800,012 151,85 Increase....+ 707,472 1,602,914 2,999,077 130,705 By reducing the wheat to flour, the quantity of the latter left at tide water this year, compared with the corresponding period of last year, shows an excess equel to 1,028,056 barrels of flour. The quantity of flour left at tide water during the sea- con of navigation in 1846, was 3,063,441 barrels, and of wheat 2,960,636 bushels. ‘The receipts of corn thus far exceed by 3,148,940 bushels the entire receipts of 1846. ‘The following table shows the quantity of some of the principal articles of produce left at tide water, from the commencement of navigation to the Sist day of July, in clusive, during the years 1846, (108 days,) 1846, (107 dnys,) and 1847, (92 days) :— Recerrrs be Twe Waiss 1917 1846 1817. The exports of breadstuffs from this port to ‘Groat Britain and Ireland, during the month of July. were as’ tol!ows, vja : flour, 899,184 bbls.; Indian meal, 28,635 bbls, whoat, 637,142 bushels; Indian corn, 782,201 bushels cats, 18,039 bushela; barley, 51,013 bushel Acoording to the report made by the Secretary of the ‘Treasury, from returns received to Monday the 26th of July, 1847, the amount in the various depositories of the government, to the credit of the Treasurer of the Unitea States, was $7,767,490 96, of which $164,361 44 had been drawn for but not paid, leaving the amount subject to draft $2,828,342 44. Transfers have been ordered to New Orleans to the smount of $2,141,150 95. a lor & Wor, 160 do boo 21300 Penn 5's, i ‘2100 Indiana Bonds, 10000 Heading M Bonds, 450 ahs Bie of Amerios, " 10146 25 OFFTY THADE REPOKT. ym |, Weosespay Artennoon, Avaust 4. 125 cents. Corn was firmer by about 3 cents per bush low, common, at 67 cents; round was held at 74 cen! Sales of rye were made at 80, 81 and 82 cents. Oats wei selling by retail at 453; cents; by cargo, they were worth 44 cents. Meal stood at $2 50 for ordinary, to $2 75 for good Western New York. Provisions were inactive; prices remained about the same, but sales were very trifing. In groceries, sugar and molasses were moving toa fair extent, but there was nothing of moment reported in coffee. Hiesetets down the Hudson River, August 3. Flor et dont 15,766 Corn meal “ Asnes.—Sales of 100 bbls pote w re made jane 81a, and 26 a 50 do pearls were fold at . LTasenepr nee of 5000 Ibs H at 240, were also reported sold at the cels were algo sold at $5 62 same price; some few of September at $9 50; Southern was inactive at $0 Wheat—Sales of 6000 bushels western were made st $1 02 ; @ small lot of 200 bushels Genesee white sold at 125 cents; and 2500 bushels red western at 102c; Corn—Sales of about 5000 bushels good sound mixed were made at 65¢.; 1600 bushels fiat yellow sold a 70c ; 7000 bushels flat yellow and mixed, sold at 650. a 67¢ and 2000 yellow mixed sold at Gtc ; round yellow wes held at Tae, Mcal—There were no sales of inoment re Ported; ordinary Western New York was worth $2 0, $2 75. R; | of about 6.900 bushels at 800. a! 44o., and were sold by retail at 45c, Cottox—A good feeling is apparent in this staple, and sales continue to be made at very full prices. 1600 bales, but are believed to be grater, as 1 New Orleans at 130., but no enquiry for this grade. CanpLes—Sperm, no change. Corrre—Prices steady, but no sales of moment were reported 18—Dry cod were firm; 100 quintals rather ordinary were sold at $3 3734: leaving about 600 afloat unsold — Good quality were worth $3 50 a $3 62% Large No 3 mackerel were also firm at $4 75 a $4 8734 for Mass: choaetts Favit—Sales of so? aad 1000 boxes bunch raisins wero made at $1 40 a'$! He! ep Aibrbaiet of Aioccican dog eattel were made at $1 36 0 $1 40 Li ices for pig stood at $8 8734 $4 askew. s—Gales of 230 bids of Cuba, and 70 do Porto Rico, were made on private terms Navat Stoxes—No chango in Spirits Turpentine: within about two days 1000 bbl change in Tar; Rosin was inactive. O1s—Sales of 10 a 1200 gallons of city pressed Amer- foan Linseed were made at 70c, oath; English was re- ther languid at 680, and sales vory light. In Sperm and Whale there was no change, and no sales of moment. ROVE of moment transpired. New mess on private terms.” Beef and Lard stood at previous 0- tations. ‘There continued to be # good inquiry for ter. and we quote New York State, fair to dd, at ta a 160; and-Ohio do 11a 14c. ‘There was no change in tho prices of Cheere. Rice—The market was quiet to- moment reported, while prices were str'ady, Taviow—No transactions were reported. Wnarenone—North-weat was steady at 28 cts, and South Sea at 30 cts Woo1—Sales of small lots of fleece were making on terms which indicated some less firmness, when compur- ed to those current last week. In foreign there was no- thing doing, and the stock was very light. Wriske: 2834 cents, 6d., and a British vessel at 3s to Liver; hip at 3s. Gu heard of no en gagement of moment to London. To the continent the rates remained about the same. Tras av Avotion—Imported in the ships Lucas and Vancouver. Terms. notes at six months. Hyson—00 half chests 450. per Ib.; 10 chests 43%; 13 do 43; 800 42; 40 do 8734; 33°do 31; 93 do 0; 19 do withdrawn. _Hyson Skin—20 eheste 48)4; 16 do 43; 11 do 33; 90 ds 7; 71 do 26. ‘Tonkay—s0 halt chests 2234, ‘Twankay—12 half chests 45. ¥oung Hlyson-—373 half chests 68, 40 do G2, 31 do 8034 68 do 50,30 do 49}4, 18 do 4634, 29 do 39, 22'do 3734, ‘ii do 36,62 do 34, 311 do 30, 37 cans. 82,25 du 33 half chests withdrawn, —20 half chests 66, 10 do 47, 21 do and 50 13 Ib, boxes 45, 63 half chests 36. 150 do 3534, 72 do 35, 50 13 Ib. box 350 131b. boxes and 254 6lb. do withdrawn. Imperial—28 halt chests 73!/, 33 do do 72%, 29 do 65 10 do do 64, 38 do 6834, 22 do 68, 59 do 6544-10 do 3% 20 do 5234, 11 de 4634, 20 do 46, 64 do 45, 79 do 44, 44 do = 10 do 41, 12 do 40, 49 do 39, 47 do 3134—45 do with- Flowery Feo00—66 chests 34, 25 do 2834, 20de do withdra’ “gelone= tis 13}¢1b. boxes 3634, 50 do 2634, 119 do Souchong—130 chests 17, 56 do and 35 half do 1634, 61 cheats 16,235 do withdrawn, Orange’ Pecco. 1834, 751 do and 30 halfchests 18, 35 do 17, 84 do 1634, 6 do 16, 106 do 15, 272 do withdrawn. 53 Powchong—79 half chests 26, 26 do 23!;—20 chests withdrawn. : 3 TELEGKA ruse. Markets, New Onieays, July 28—P. M. Cotten firm; since the late news per Britannia, sales ot 5000 bales at full prices. Flour was dull, and sales very light. We quote Ohio and Illinois at $350 a $4. Wheat was very dull, and no sales of importance were were made. Corn--Sales of 5000 bushels of Westera mixed were made at 41 cls. ‘Tobacco, inactive. Whir- key—dull, and looking downwards, Sugar—No change. Sterling bills stand at the same rates. “~~"Babtimone, August 4—P, M. Sales of about 600 bbls, Howard street flour were ma at $5 79; City Mills was held at an advance. Sales of 1000 bushels of wheat, consisting chiefly of Maryland red, were made at $1 10, including parcels of good Penn. sylvania heavy do, at $125, Sales of 2000 bushels of corn were made, including Maryland white and yellow, at 73 a 76 ots, Rye was firm at 75 cts. Provisions rather stationary, Whiskey, steady but Inactive. Weatber fine and pleasant ‘Avuany, Aug. 4—P. M, There wore buyers of Genesee flo:r at $6 50; but no sellers, Holders were firm. In grain but little doivg Oats-—Sales of several cargoes were made at 45e, Whis- key was held at 280, Receipts by canal during the pr: ceeding 24 hours—Flour, 7000 barrels; corn, 9000 bush els; wheat, 11000 do. Burrazo, August 4—P. M. ‘The demand for flour was moderate; sales of 200 bbls were made at $450 for good brands Cleveland city mills and at $4 373 for fair brands of Ohio and Michigan. Sales of 800 bushels Ohio white wheat at $1, and 1000 do. Western red at 95 cents. Sales of 5,000 bushels. chiefly Western mixed corn, were made at 43 cents, Whiskey—Sales of 100 bbis. were made at 24 cents. Ro- ceipts during the past twenty-four hourr—Flour 6,000 barrels; corn 10,000 bushels; wheat 10,000 bushels — Freights by canal to Albany—Flour 65 cents; wheat 18 cents; corn 15 cents, [Telegraphic Corr. of | Philadelphia ea) Pittsnvron, August 4—[. M. The river falling, and 3 feet 9 inches in the channel. Flour selling to-day very moderately at 4 26 to $4 37— the stock and receipts very light. Grain, as well as Flour, 1s much depressed. “Holders of wheat made a stand at 87 for prime red, but mo more than 83 to 85 can be had; and then without much animation. Corn may be quoted at 35 to 370. with deoli: tendency. No- thing doing in Meal in the wholesale way. There is ver: je manufacturing demand for Cotton just now. Hold- 8 look cheerful on the foreign news, and are stiff in their exactions. Sales of Rye making at 36 to 400,— Nothing doing in rye flour. [t is difloult to describe ex actly the state of our Poa! market—it is so ex- treazel fluctuating. There have been exporters in market, on eastern account, but their transactions are limited, and prices are wholly uninflnenced, ried, In the Allen street Methodist Episcopal church, on Wednesday evening, August 4th, by the Rey. J. L. Gil. der, Gronce W. Covvann, to Amanpa M., daughter of Joseph Whitdeld, Eeq,, all of this city. Died, On Wednesday morning, after a severe illness, Ax rox Fannusan, ung pon Tam Ferdinand F. and Maria J, rand It months Thet friends tthe famliy are respectfully invited to o NA ‘Pras, i 7% 450 needle RR, 66} 200 67 1 do 67 190 = do 6m 66. 59 do 66 oo do #90 after 20. 66) wm 399 66. ito Farmer’ Trast, %: 100 510 36) 100 4p ina week 36) 190 36 ete ws 33 wor &' Wore, He 1258 fore, Iie 8% Go sie 1 do 30 Second aig oo Peat. Boul, 77 ig ots Dipemnagron: 9 ry B & 200 Long [sland. bw uy ‘0 i; "yo a4 gitend the funeral this day, August ¢, ot 4 o'olock, from 5 Franklin street. a t Quarantine, New York, on the 2ist July, Jamus respectable Young woman, just ied seamstres. 01 ym Styler; anal le top eextre Please call at 243 comer Dbermatd ‘aa amall the: tsnese: wren be iN HARLES The market for flour opened with more firmness. Sales (~ hich will be | Weduceday, Ag heat 10 Sh t of Genesee were made at $5 50 a $5 624, with a parcel of good quality at $575. Sales of lots, including Ohio, Michigan and Indiana, were made at $5 50, and a lot of extra Ohio sold at $6 26. Southern was nominal at $6. | > A lot of Genesee sold, deliverable by the Ist of Septem- ber, at $5 50. Sales of Western red wheat were made at 102 cents, and a small lot of Genesee pure white brouglit Fiease address a NUT, 245 Com eh se ity ry iON WA’ = . a, Who is nt to make herself waetal a private family — —— nities Cit we a se and fine work, would LOOK AT Tiliscy ds charge of chulsren, aud make dreases sor the family, and ‘Ties, House Slips White hi Ieee of general sewing. 7 Ey ‘She has’ just ent testimonials, ‘Hasng ob- “Mew Lima, 274 Gre who left Warren Point, ire- 2 jast, call or send to Mr, dell, 10d South st, ia this city, he will hear of some. of aud ‘sere sales of good flat yellow were made at 70 cents, and of i: ae good sound Western mixed at 65 a 66 cents, and flat yel- prown wi ifs cu ay (Th ry, Avguat me 10 @ * ot No a= hes aie lange stock meron Faruiture, eo arian rose sofas, Tose wood ce mag gpitimilor rer of varinus i » \ ‘and plain bure wood arm chairs, mas! gand sqwing chairs, . work tibles; book- vans, 0 toms iT Rotice Ta tela 3 JM e W au ippers. aud all — kinds Hest style. Also a large well Buskins au a great swaneene of fi es, calf and putent levthers Caite Alto, Boys’ Boots, Gaiters, and Shoes, of all ca “ali of the above of the best quality and cheay WORKTINGMEN 4 harge and enthusiastic necting, of held at Broad street house pm Tig oyed in he United States bonding, warshuse, to the ginted | hour the me A. tumble aad apiited series of eae ra, and a copy of the same was -¢ with a resolution to that effect, to to Robert J. Walker, Secretary dressed at Yength For full iproeseding’ see AIN, Chairman,” aud It*re A full length portrait of ad quarters. Monterey y st ed of him, now un corer of Reade street aud ‘Broadway. Admit 7 bern, and all other convenes aus it*re | about four acres, are well jorthern yellow were made Bueapsrurrs—Flour—Sales of 2500 bbls Genesee were made at $5 50; 500 do good quality at $5 75, and about 2600 more,embracing several separate lots of good brands, fo) PURSERS AND SURGEONS OF ' U » NAVY ~The subscribers have eke seat Tinvened Bay tops, which | Property i frown Loudon, nfeDansttes for they offer at iy par 1000 barrels Indiana, ‘Ohio and Michigan were sold at $5 50; 200 do Ohio, onw brand, sold at $550, and 300 do extra were sold at $6 20; 1000 Genesee were sold deliverable by the first \NKEE DOODLE mca = Webster declines a hora!—! week's uumber of Yaukee mph of ly at 7 0! loek this morning, at 116 Nassau By aus 20m door above Fiank ec M. CAHILL. jor $7, Kine Freach Calf Boots, city made, for $3 50— usually $5—can be found at the corner of fulton aud Nas- woe Opposite the Herald office. Best boots made to Re ey warranted to give satisfaction. Cort fassau streets. nee in he beautiful village of Kinderhook, ounty, fitted up, and recently: oosupies by Hoes, bsq. 8, Ca year, peach, ch nd ain ery, alto an Aca AS fa aus 30C*m 10 LET, O8 FOR i ALL ow Pure Bri pe Tae on 39th str Mari “Mantels, stai arden, shru! w ostory double now bi widing ‘on the Sth av on the east side, YORK ELBE bye A C 1817 bivipe N — "The Board of Di a» Dividend of Five per ceut, out ot the profits me the last si ths, DaAne on demand, at the ome e is the com pa 82c. Oats by the cargo were worth orma from Havana, tlw by ie in Cor. of Pive street, and 12} for hand- ification of guod middling. The sales aro ad h aRy MERC HANTS, Dé: maeor rated upon the lowest terms at N: Courtlardt street, first store f ‘0 AS “unrivalled Welaut OW Miltary st Rony! cn oeie ieieteas aie det the first premium at the Atmericau Tastitute in 1844 and 18: GEO. Olesen. formerly with RO} FOWL: Ry of No.3. pol apeculative feeling is developing itself. We quote fair ue snd 35th street. ‘The house wall be fiuished with and 3c* n immediately. For further particuloss en- Broadway cormerot Antiony, — Aandtt*re Possession § quire at No sirable residence ix the vill towa West- chester county, sceupied fir several years by cred forsale. ‘The house, which is abvat . COUNTHKY BRAT FOR SALE What very de- Fri ee cee eae, wisgra Trout aud rear is well Muished ‘and wow in good order i whagreen house attached. ‘Chere sre also Jarringe house, stable, ice house, gardeuer's h venient out buildings The grou eked with arent variety of © t trees, shrub: d oruamental tr: peer ts not surpassed spot on the Hudson river Kor terms, &e., apply t0 the her ou the premises. K ucres, nie ARERR SPO ie Wi dow 5h ile. i wip al tly on y hand a | He CITY, 1614g kul Hangings, nt the lowen moasible prices sah Upholsterer, 16434 Aa ‘i powals for the grading, niae miles of the hom its present terminus & 8 of raw Turpentine were York Tatar te Rada oa reported to have changed hands on private terms, No srmuiaa ac Croton Balla to, Bs ending falls to Dover Plains in edat the Tl aa the Eng: forthe examination of Cevire tions will be exhibited at the Engr ‘The Company reserve thes os posal » Whether they may be ht to accent or reject any pro- s—The market was hid Be end no sales x was worth about $16 25, and new prime $12 50; 700 bbls solu yesterday RUPTIONS OF Ti SKIS roar hi hy Ri cba: fodine Bath iebabicumess moound Concentrated 8) ater i cents per batt tant of Sarsaparitla, ie by and no rales of orm re ©. V_B OSTRANDER, FOK SALE OR To L au Bay, Moun state of culty. r ou the maa rh County, NS Salers with ali the nee if an acre Spent pot im Denes or af of New York 8 oF others wish All letters must be ps ty 21, 1847 fe} PAVILION, XW BiUGH VON, Staten inland he proprietor begs wo suforta his frieuds aud che public that he has made considerable alterations and improve vents in this establishment sinee the last season. He has erect da large building, containing thirty-three rooms, altogether fecounected from the main Lody of the pavilion. ‘hese goms are inteuded for geutermea valy; they are of « comforta- Ae size, light, aud well ventilated, aud superior in all o those generally denomiuat vatering places throughout the country. sishi vim at ention. e City Hotel, Broadwi ollowing hours, viz2— D VAPOR Baths eet. are nante-and | ttn giro Ga sgtwelling of the | rity ill bee je hmeb id recommend. ‘The Vapor Bath | ¢ pax2Y Arrangemen street, opposite Church re for sheamat 4 coughs, col ry by’ Des. Mot, eee, nd others 3 i neceisfully adin ntstered in the above complaints, PM. fae te faa tally alin lara aati D. Me from Now, York, at 9,A. M2 and ox yup prepared by the Shakers, 3 Senin perbot- | hear Sales of about 60 barrels were mado at Faricuts—An American vessel engaged flour at 3+. 1000 barrels first rate pl general housework or ae ‘children: TE —Two or three be accommodated with very breakfast and tea, in a small tuated in a respectable neigh! aud convenient to the Broadway stages. rorhood, No. 590 Houston S—Amounting to $2; AGG & UO. 70Beaver st_ Ci UT STOCK OF DRY forsale low if applied i seolving imiediatel near Broadway, would to accommodate a few Gentlemen, or » Genth ily, with full or partial board, ruished rooms, i wi (00. do and 250 61b do 30, 15 half chte, Please address a note t MONDAY, or Wail streets—a' Check, drawn. os ‘Ol two hundred and twelve dollars and filty cent h July, payable to o: are cautioned from takiog 'S. Fleet, fur | ‘These Steamers are equal to an} ; dated 29th or | tried skill and kaown courtesy. ot ment has CK, FORMATION WANTED of rey Mahon: carpenter, of the pirish of Maderah, Cork, Ireland, James, Any person giving an} be thankfully recelved by Daniel O71 information of him rine, of Piermont,N. 1, | tte t From New, PrightoaAs sand 1. A, My and Ie) and 6 agon advance om New Brighton at Music tc Nighte-—I'uendny, ‘Thursday and Saturday. ws How rendy for the reception of Company. GAY & ost’ E Phhssey Newport and Fall River—Thi leaves the office, No.1 Wall street, comer of Broad- warding cases, packags Bank notes, specte, dralts, con safe Jaced in the charge of faithful conductors. in iron safes and p! FAY ke CO. Merétondise, parkages, &s. forwarded fn our own cst by leaving olen ‘at our office, Not Wall str ay, packages will be called for in any. p: Off rH Nost Wall street, comer Broadway ices 2 No.7 State street, B Boston __ nd 30tre TRANSATLAN ve company are appointed to sail as fol- Fi 2M HEN, YORK. HILA,on the 13th Aug, W YORK v4 eh Sept. 1ON ee th kROM. RE iM DELPHIA' a the pa of July. TheNEW YORK ‘ son ish August. Th kage rooins and cabins ith every fre wausualty comm md they ug requisite for the comfort of price of peaetge Me the first cabin, trom Now ‘Yerk s $158.” Frora fiavre 1,000 francs. Wines are uot included, but will be fur. ished at moderate rates ail etters mast passthrough the post oe. For freight or passage, apply to, he Col aman ea HIS 1S/AID. bones: 1936, 76 894d. - fresh breast of milk, to nurse an infant. OF VESSELS.—An American Bo; years old, active aud ym it shes to follow the sea. ghapnly personally or ATTA will take ery street, on the oth Ae alt Working Boats u lace from the foot of Mout uigust, at 3 o'clock, hes, to row one x ey street around th igeltopporite tho Navy Yards ‘The tirst boat retanuing io the startiag point will be present. ua ed with a purse of $10 and the entrance money, with the ex- aa 2t ie AYMAR & Co. trance muaey fur the second boat, which will be r 4 LB. Daily, | Sundays Hxcepted "No alteration to be made in the boats exrept leaving out — S @ fixtures, Entrance money $2.90 cach bout, to be paid fhfroaxh Bizeet At 7 o'loek wtlew entered, ow or before the ih inant: Cor et Sonne and Honsomer on moderate terme, es le experience in teaching. n system, which is greatly approved of f a Eepope, butt TR A a a ab boas |. AtVive O'Cioe, ¥.3-Laialag st Tetermetiace Fle TER PAPE —A full assotmeni 1 CF iy my end i ral es f er ‘s Solution | color in» few minat yet offered Those wh» doubt have their hair eh DON~= Chief Office for Am The following resolatinn vsred by | ive anys are hinple to be sent to, public store vall street, New York. he Court of Directors in Loudon, is published fir the if: nation of persons insured (or who may hereafter be insured) NOTICE = all perm: urted States and Bri ing the © ew of the Bi s P “BROOKSB frem ot sow, 000 dette of he te wit be pata by the AC rd ainvey, Uhairman, roe DR Fis Os TEP iAL Wank OF yt id: Ce AN DW. kee RAPS OFT beg ton vush North Ameren ranpen STARK, Ge assired by this So whole tern of life be all al mad or frst class Sieamers, or in first eles wnil js during the months of viay, Septomber, and Ontober free of extra charge; and d November, Decemi ind April, on payment (previous to. em’ premium of a quarter per cent (25 August, the | + Jawuarys February, March, | Bale rh iit, BUWERY BANK ~sspgitd GONE TE weneral k law, with acapital of $300 i. susiness ont Puesday, the uth day of Al William ire Calkin, i ‘ew is Bleidorn, Jearten 1 tudward Fervis, paste Ww. fOWNeenD, President. fap cag Po BRADFO! TAD FURSTTORE WANT F WARDROBE effects te jes or gehtlemen havin Htmvcace ‘earing Apparel, Foanares rice fur the same, by se Naud Office, or 3 nerwyes teen oT, sae ty at, i ‘Broadway, up st Ao be attended to by Mrs. A Aa phen A rn ap oie ae aoe aoa ring fa od | large assortment of § iro sary dulity, made in the atest shower baths, Muslin aud co 50 1 aa ROE HN ee | EE NURRE WANTEDA heslthy woman, wath» 7 sees enve on hor regular day, Ges: aud 3° he 15th of A A OM Letters must pass th the Post O1 jer 42. M. of Saturday, lath inst. lass cabin $120 AYUAR & 5c South BS LINK STRAMBOALS BOD o’cloe! she Vier between Courtland! and Liberty atreet Sieamboat ISAAC NEWTON, ©. Wi aoe on Monday, Wednesday, aud Friday evenings, at 7 int HENDRIK HUDSON, Capt. R. G, Cratten den, will phase ‘Tuesday, Thursday aad Saturday even- joc] will run as follows:—Leave Albany, at hg A.M ept Sandays, Passengers will tind this the uw ind convenient route. peditio from the foot 0 Barclay street. Steamboat NO. 1 K Monda loc! wat ROCHESTER, Coptain HR. H. Furry, wil eave, ou Tuesday, Thursday, avd Saturday afterioour, ve hoats will ar all ti Moruing Cars tor Freight taken at mv e rates, ard yelock, P.M. Lom ALL perse without written order trom the capnivs or sgeuta. aston West aud sur i} ver street, ER All goods no! permuted: 22 re WOOOHULE & VIN ECRN 87 Soother, tie ed Kanal IF uat oP a oreonsignees =WOODHULL & WINE RN, 2. 87 So ad re ret ivey thir fricuge and the pable wishiug to rem): uy ble with wt Irelwud, Dublia, or aroughout the eouutry "Al wall parte of Enginud, Seotly ivan ry watts, anchor, pump, Browse LUON, No. 71 Pearl stere of the city, (hend of Coentie rehants, strangers, an to that part of the © “Breakfast, Dinner and Ren sitmotedin i NTALOGN A ‘Tyilor, 204 Aan street, eid Tee woh Cassiineres and Lineo ved over 100 pes of which he makes pants to or- ir. der for only $2 50 to ft pet Avsp: ren hand nish luck enssimeres and doeski from 84 to $8 per p epee or no sale Gents who are in want of Pantee will do welt, ail et 36 Aun street. 4300" Wilolesate SHIRT WAKEHOUSE, Ne. ww street, 2d illiam, where way be fou ‘and of su ren bie Fancy nod Pin Linen, alt before purchasing. is a Hd oe he RN eri ti hes, hotel cra mad na ieee ee a ret Seaae 00 poll and lve geners! | examine re sock, which vale ane ase | dri4 sore 164 Fulton ot, one we OWhar dRATKS . Srevens, Stage Manager feneee4 will Hib pestbeaned che KE, or the Maid of tosh a will be added the hard popthe Naiad Guess, Miss ke. tof the NALAD | J. Turnoull; Bapuste, of OLE BULL— eene; Mary, Sliss he hewn all, Mr. oxen 25 cents: Pitand Gallery, 123% cents Doors open ato itt ATi = JULIA TURS- forms her frends and the public tt Rey Bevel aud last appearance wil ENING, 7 nat upon which occasion W: CLA BOWE RY Tit = kiudly tendered his boon x Will appear as Sir THE NAIAD QUE! = most positively the last representat le. 1 the last mig bt of the pei ge, FRENCH BOOTS. — Paris i French Calf ening, July 27th, to protest yE for $1 50. equal to the best sold iu Broadway for $6 | LA BAYADERE. d only time, La Polka will Turnbull ard sixteen young iadi rie other patorealanaeats In addition to whi 90. Also the French Cougress boots, of the best ots, shoes, Kaiters, slippers, &c., constantly on AM, ABE ATRE Uden: the Sienaxtenent 3 of Mr. ‘th ets DAUGHTER Tmt vel Angelo Muller, Me Herbert; aie rarectio of HAMLET. t of Fulton 300": ted THe PRU Kia @ (Howard: M WANTED—A sTORE—in or uear Broadway, Maiden Laue, Johu street or Fulton, street would au: swer Rent must be moderate, Apply to R. © , at this omer $ = aud dm PRY SEAT WOR GALE—That very de- a To eouelude.w Mati Ldn Brougham; Mrs Fitegig, Mrs Brougham, wiwtaatre i Sle ther ¥s—Boxes, 25 cents; Pit, 12% ceats. Private Boxes, 50 bles, wood-house, Doors ore a ta ne © commenc he rounds, Tr OF CHANLES WIN TTEK E—Open every Nigh Ballet Company rmances will comn 1, 5, 0=Wormwoo ALMO'S OPERA Hous! taight but Three te piece entitles ye by Charles Winther and Chris: the laughable ballet, 1 °o ‘ouchude with the. comic pantomime KEL vers by the Lehman Family. ‘The sivenvement un the best mauiery we = rattaue Bakr, Sioge Manager —On August 6: the buriesta of WHIRL: diusix chacacters, and Miss (larke * (ees Evenin y HALL, Mr Holl To "ve followed by the w tele pud hard aished walls, aud genevalty arranged for the con- lay declared | Venience of occusants, Apply to WM.C.H: WADDELL: H fal performances of [err GREAT CHANCE SALE—The Public fia House, No. 99 Harrison street, with the Steck and Fix: tures in it, all gomplete, will te sold at a bargain, and a Music 1 Melange, by Messrs Loder. M ouclade witha SAILOR’s Ry v *VCAL AND INSTRUM On wh eh oceasio. they will b r MACDONALD, &e, & mit a lady ad gem) 29 con eluek —Pusitively 9 just pone ment. ques ce cf the general ‘expressed anxiety. t 1. 957. Broadway, lie the only twiy fe mission 25 ceuts—Childven 124% cents é Cream aud Refreshment ivon open, without rhargs, as ‘PHE RAVEL FAMILY beg ¢ announce to their ne: ierous friends ai MO” patrons in New York, that they have HOUSE, for a short summer sea son, being their well appearance in America, commencing pects single rooms in the various The proprietor is now ready to treat e with families or parties ng to engi engage rooms for the season. Letters addressed t , will receive immediate at- During the sane will be nroduesd. ee A succession of NW COMIC. briel Ravel and the celebrated A series of novel enteryaiaments ‘on the OPE. te CO. and a Grand Orchestra Intermission) 01 WW ILLUMIN'ATED PROMENADE, which will be opened for the first ume ations from the Vaudeville C be adviressed (post paid) DEN SEPT A steamboat rans betweea New York aad New Brighton, a P.M. River, New Yo MALO A. Me and 12 food taave funnent comuanetocions A.M.,, 1236, To THE LATEST MOMENT. Th L KG RAPHIC; “Rrcumono, August 4. 1847. The National {x the only New Orleans papur of the th. received at Riehmoud. with the papers of the 27th. They contain nothing of importance. The steamer Gale veston from Bras Vist, has orrived General Shields —Mr, Secretary Mason's Address An officer of the regular army, late from General Scott's camp, gives an enthusiastic uecount of the gale autry of Gen, Shields. Liv says that even among the officers of the regular army, he is regarded as the bero of Cerro Gordo, He always possersed « taste for the science of war, and his admirable strategy is proverbial in the army, In addition to this, he has » deserved repu- tation for even romantic bravery. The officer states that the orifice made through the General's body by the shot, was large enough to admit a man’s arm. Nobody expected his recovery, and the surgeons ascribe it to his perfect equanimity and serenity, which never forsook him, even when told he could not live. ‘The address delivered by Mr. Secretary Mason before the Alumni Association of the University of North Carolina, on the occasion of his recent visit to that in- stitution in company with the President of the United States, has been published by the association. It is a chaste and elegant production, abounding with lofty and patriotic sentiments. ‘The following extract exhibite am elevated cstimate of the labors and the uses of the prone : “ But the most striking displays of its (the 's activity aud power are only to poy te, in the eld of journalism, w¥ere it more than equals France im energy, and knows no cther rival throughout the world. it priuted the drst newspaper in America in the year 1704; io 1825 it had joined an additional number of eight hundred and fifty ; aud, at this day. it ucts upon the popular mind through the teeming columns of more than two thousand journals. Sharivg. as woll as stimu. lating, the progressive spirit of Lhe age, it advances into the wilderness with our hardy ploueers; keeps company with our commerce song tho islands of the sen j aud y with the sword upon ever ik won by our victorious arms. Ale ready it send us shipping lists from the Sandwich Islands, chroniclos the news of the day in Ba Vera Crug, and echoes back the thunder of our canuon from tho shores of the far Pacific. Beeoming thus the missionary as well as the sehooimaster of republicaniam, it plants among other nutious the weeds of freedom whieh it has itself ripened 1 our soil ; and having firet contributed. to the glory of America nt home, it crowns its labor of patriotiam’ by making it better known, und, therefore, more honored abroad ’ The address teema wih valuable truths, enunciated with persuasive eloquence. and arrroged in a smooth and narmonions ai y le. _ GALVIENSIS Wasninaron, A August |, 1847, A Midnight Sieve in Washington Iris seldom that the pow fisturt Avenue d by nuiduight street mele; but we have ai object im this chapter, to desertbe suck w fue ne we Raw ib lust night f sae row ia the of Pounay lyn < our eMps ixth street wing of Cocian’s b tel cailed striethy « m lor t can searoely be ight scone; for this morving, when we were ing work on \exieo, to « nolo sguthering crowd, and of confased aogry voices and profang owths in the strect below. From our window we observed some twenty persons, the main detachment veing on Sixth strvet, with asupporting squad of half dozen ov the pavement of the main avenue, these two streets intersecting each other at this house, as Vesey wnd Broadway cross wach ot her at the Astor, It was impossible to identify the individuals of this gang, or the upshot of the ae: from the confusion of Voices, oaths wad exvcrations, We observed, however, that two of them branched off into fisticuffs, their blows resounding with horrid distinctness 1a the * stilly night;” then two others fell to, and shortly after the aRttolah Dacia & athe general guerilla fight ; some one of the gang, or perhaps an imperturbable amateur, on a stoop near Brown's Hotel. a few doors up the Ave- nue, playing the bugle all the timo, as if to give zest and a tincture of the m:litario to the entertainment. ‘The figbt appeared to be moving up towards the muaic, some six or seven remaining to the settlement of 4 quarrel among themselves, clove under the window oo Sixth street. There was a rumbling sound up the ave- nue, like that of men’s heads coming into contact t war about one © called trom an interes Moving ty of London, with many ANDGERM ANY, Kin © Pee AK xpress way, daily, at quarter before 5 o'clock, I’. M., thereby securing ‘o merchants aud others the advantage of a “jate hour for for tons ¢ AN ok Oni WAN t eat im aS fe ae NPONILC AL V and valuable parcels are secured i This e: erecting in Broadway, writ be opened for Dramatic pur poses solely, ov or about the fratof September, under the Ve Pt Are rT. FRE! Tl sTHAnisuir COMPANY —The Shine (CF During Mr. Barrett's ebseuee in business al be uddre HURSDAY, Au, $500, mile heats, h commanders of Bryan enters gr. by + isiey renters b: «, Moscow, to the South Ferry, o'clock for the Seuivensaet rooklynyat Us awd 336 nas soun as the sport is over. DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON | EX- CURSION DOWN THE LOWER BAY, Landing at Coney Island each w: Jarge aud commodious sea steamer KOSUIUSK O, Capt. ‘Thursdey, August 5, 187, will leave the tout of Hammond sureet at 1) M nts. cest kind provided on board. Ref estments of the CONEY ISLAND. FERKY ~The RICAN iLE, i n Geo. Pavan, will an reg y Island, landing at Fort. Hamilton, as {ole lowsi=L sing Fes No Lat 10, 4.4; leaving Coney Toland at Tu addition to the above trips, will t Hamilton, leaving the city at 7, Fort Marit on » from mH. Peck, will 7 OR REY VORT.—The steamer JUSe Pi EE, will leave the pier, fuot mbers stre t, daily, for Key 74h FGn Sunday's, the boat will lenve at 8%, asians Trains for Schenectady, Ballston, and Saratons “saperior steamer NEW {AVE Van Pelt, can be chartered tur ons to any place, by application Peg —G saND Exe RSiON £.RICA, Captun Trasdell, will RTC iieaday, Friday, and Sunday after. oou:, proceed on a Grand ( sitive Bx disian LO Brinves Cr cof Canal street ai 936 0’! river, at 10 o’el ceuts, to be had on by arrive in Alliany ia ample I WILSON, JOSEPH 6 PEARC ee taken after 534 ———— f are forbid trastiny any of the bon's of this Wot Sa eo or freight. avply on bod the boats, oF to PC. 10% A.M. and 136 P.M new in A.M from Liverpool —¢ ou ® signers will please send their perm ts ou teard toot | Ow Sunday will le Do! with window sbutters and cellar doors; and the b: rasping of a watchman’s rattle, ® square off, calli the rescue, when our corps de reserve scamperi Sixth street, turning quickly round the first cor: Then up the aven here was a stifled noise asof a min choaking, then it became more distinct; then there wae the noise of w scuffle, as if amoug # parcel of store 4, and of heavy blows, and of half suppressed terrific imprecations—-tpen a voice broke out which might have been heard across the Poto~ Help!“ Help!” “Murder!” “Joha,” * Bill,’? Murder!’ The posse comitatus which kad Hed up Sixth street, and around the corner, immediate- ly returned, and stopped on the coruer of the Avenue, to debate upon the expediency of going to the relief of chelr comrade, who, as it appeared, was in the hands of « stout watchman, They bantered each other as cowards, and two ef them would have joined in battle had not # third interposed, and moved oif with them up to the main ac- tion,near Brown's, the bugler still playing right merril Meantime the main body of the — had retreated t ward the lumber yards along the canal.on the next parallel street south of the avenue, aod shortly after with a good deakof the wiry edge taken off, the rosidue of the “b hoyn’? moved away in the same direction, excepting one or two perhaps carried off to the calaboose. confused was the sport that we cannot positively testify;to the success of the watch in the capture of avy one; but the con- clusion of the affair certainly justitied the supposition. It was adisgraceful interruption of the peace of the city, and we only regret that the wat-h did not capture the whole party. Who they were we don’t know, nor whence they came, nor whither they went, nor do we care toknow. We learn they were a gang of boatmen and others out on a little frolic ; but to our observation, they managed the fracas ubout as badly as any thing that we have ever heard of the Mexicans. Pa The Presidency—Father Ritchie and Gen, Taylor We start out with this postulatum, that if Gen. Tay- lor, the cannonier of the Cordilleras, runs, the havoc of Bragg’s battery at Buena Vista will have been but am inkling or a sprinkling to the route of his opposing can- Cidat+s and their cohorts. if he runs, with or without 4 nomination, he will win the stakes. It is not his vie- tories alone that will do this it is not alone his sturdy qualities as « soldier, that will make him so formibable; but itis his hardy, flat-footed, straigt-cut,brown-coated, straw -hatted, unostentatious, inflexible manliness, and square-up identity of republicanism that will tell more potently than the bugle call upon the hearts of the American people. Those are the strong points in the old planter. Weill, then, what are we to do? “To be, or not to be; that's tho question.’ But we think, as the old women say. in the case of a projected marriage, we “ think it will bea be.” Yes, sir, the chances are that he'll run, and as John Van Buren once said, “ be will run like the cholera,’ if he does run. and you may burn up all the tar in Tar river, and it won't Stop the contagion from running up tl ream, like a spring tide backed by « freshet from the mountains, overflowing all the bottoms and deriving the squatters to their canoes It ia this view of the case which hus diverted the at- tention of Father Ritehie from the long contested con- teat on the war with the Intelligencer, to the politioal rinciples of Old Rough ana Keady. Io Saturday vight's Union, after quoting the North Im-rican, Me Ritohie neral Taylor isa whig—@ ris sod iragments, but tm not in relat ed, but to all in favor of the wh dito the tariff of 18460 And the WN ee © Pree Viatker Ship, Bast River = will rou ax follows Leave Shrewsbury v 8 J eland, that they draw drafts for large or sm i National The Line pate will ran to Mowel snd Freehold. Suwes to convey prs are forbid trusting the above boat o re forbid trusting the above, bo N. BAM & count of the Owners. 114 OL Fe OFFEE. “HOUBE AND DINING BA. Ss will ran as follows | Leave Shrewsbury. Ang. ug.’ Thurs'y, 5, at oat Known Pauts marta of the country. MORNING BOX fee Sr and intermed: Far ts. Wik irgpoyen ae i ay, qieets, neues, el LIVERPOOL vi nee Will sail as abowe, he: een elegant and HORN. as 7 ‘sonth ot day, at in offices be fpdleerinaioesety ry a equally distribu i” Hm tons burthen, Capt. Pie it ag ty W oodnowag, wil succeed the Avervool, and cud el If be be a wh wig. he ie of clive tari! and of a math Tht De Nas been pooriaaity of investigering the bana. #048 to provounes wptn eral Paylor’s oproion Fubjeots. could be an: all wiye ery aod proseut bis priuciptes j luinly ‘ad yly before the eeu Chat's it, What's the use of any “mystery” in the matter! Why minoe the question at all? But wo would like to Know, if the order from head quarters In- hi biting the writing of letters on public affairs by officers tthe army, would not interfere lo the desired and re- quired explanation! Again, provided Gen. Taylor has formed no opinion about the bank, or (be tariff or the sub- treasury, will he be allowed @ furlough. and the ne~ certary “ pub. doo.” which to study out a conclu- sion? We hope so. Mr. Ritehie goes on to say “in he for or against a protective tariff and a bank? d if he beclected a ‘no-party’ man, what course would take in the general administration of the government, a to nvold acting as a party man, and servinj rly views! ‘The great difficulties whieh would bw bad wo as tarif and We | the carrying on of such an administration are obvious enough; but in what manner are they to be avoided T How fri the cabinet to be formed ! Ay, ay ‘my ~ngrocable’’ friend, we got you that Lime, ‘Jfow is the Cabinet to be formed! And the vex! jnortion ts, what willbe done with Seeretery Marey ile Ucket, we are afraid, would come up « biawk; sor are wo positively certali ‘Uhat the Postivust: eounowt 0 ae has been his conduct of the lost Citic rtineut, would Atand secure, But about this \ »bi- Mr, Ritchie enlarges Will it be ad or a polltictane of differen: ‘here a bit of blac! a bit of wilu rt wil vd bee tween the whige and demosrate! the whigs le con- tented with this allotment? Will they be willing to leb the preseut moumbents remain tn office! Or what rule will be pursued to prevent the President from serving any part views??? Jeha! how he ran upon the interrogations’ but ‘all these questions mig! ight an well be saved. ihe beet Eze ‘be, if Gen. ph rg ont gcey- | the democrats to nominate him * " once “hie might drive the whigs to Gen, Seott: and