The New York Herald Newspaper, August 8, 1847, Page 3

Miscellaneous. ie and suite, daring thelate visit and that the bit an bit has been paid ‘by the State. We are sorry to learn that an altercation took on Tuesday evening last, between seme of the zens of Lafayette and portion of Capt. Hiram Fairchild’s company of Mounted Volunteers. From what we can learn, it seems that the volunteers were drinking at a place near where the steamer New Orleans was moored Some of the citizens made remarks at which the volun teers took umbrage,and a general fight ensued. ‘The affray ina little While became so violent that the Governor of the State, on being applied to by Mayor Bouligny, was on the eve of calling out a detachment of the Lowians Legion for the purpose of quelling the riot. Luckily, however, the mob was put down without having recourse to any such serious measure. During the affray, a per- son named George Brown, a private belonging to Capt Fairchild’s company, bad his skull split open with an &4xe. and another soldier was also seriously wounded.— N. O. Delta, 29th ule. A severe rain storm, accompanied by # violent gale of wind, commenced on Thursday night and continued until late Friday morning. Several yachts and slo} chooner. in ourbarbor, dragged ashore. The Massachusetts, from Fall River for New York, anchored opposite Fort Adams, where she remained un- til Friday morning, when she returned to Fall river. The steamer Bay State made her Fequlay pamege from New York, through the Sound, during the gale, and passed this port about 7 in the morning.—Newport He- rald, 5th inst. A run calling himself Harris Bell, has been arrested, and is now in the county jail, charged with the murder of Mrs. Williams, wife of Rev. Gershom Williams, of Scott township, in this county. Mrs. Williams left her residence on Sunday’ morning last, on foot and alone, to attend a Sabbath school at a school house about a mile distant. Soon after, her friends proceeded to the same place, and not finding her there, alarm was felt for her safety, anda search made. Her body was found in the woods near the road, beating indications that she had met a violent death. Bell had been straggling about the vicinity for several days; had been at Mr, Wil- liams’s thai morning, and suspicion attached to him. He was arrested, and: confessed having assaulted his ictim for a villanous purpose, and choked her to death, —Honesdale, Pa, Herald. ‘The office of the Mechanic and Agricultural Associa- tion in Woodburn, Mass, was broken open on ‘Thurs- day night and robbed ef $3,000 in money and sundry valuable papers: ‘Phe ‘rogues who committed the rob- ery foreed open the doors lending to the office, and ob- tained access to the money, &o. by blowing open the safe with gunpowder. On the 16th ult. deputy sheriff Berchfleld, of Saline county, was killed by the older of two brothers named Allen, upon whom he attempted to serve a writ. As the Allens had threatened that they would not be arrested, the sheriff summoned a porse, and, entering the house, attempted to-execute the process, when one of the Al- Jens, both of whom were armed, lowered his rifle and shot the sheriff through the body, Hlling him upon the spot. Upon this, one of the posse, Mr, Low, drew a pistol and Killed Alien, while the younger Allen fired upon Low, Which was also fatal. | Some one of the posse then shot the surviving Allen, the ball passing through his arm, shattering the bone, and into his breast. ‘The wound in his case was not mortal, and he made his escape, but the officers of justice are in pursuit of him, and he will no doubt be overtaken. We have heard no other parti- culars of the affair.—Arkansas Banne European Postage. A pound of cotcon or of tobacco is transported to Eu- ope for a couple of cents, A pound of literature or of science, in letter form, costs in Italy, going from New York, sixty-eight dollars !!!! nearly. If the raters of nations had entered into a conspiracy to prevent the diffusion of knowledge among men, they could hardly have contrived a more perfect restraint than this. ‘Prohibition is the next step. One would have thought that by this time men would have cried with aloud voice, confusion to the govern- ments which thus stifle the breath of knowledge. Facr.—A letter weighing not more than one-quarter of an ounce pays, in New York, before it can be sent to Italy, one dollar and six cents, M. Viorent Sroam.—-One of the most” violent northeasterly storms that we have experienced this season, commenced, last evening about 8 o’clock.— ‘The wind was exceedingly high ugh the night, and the trecs on the Common and Granary burying ground have suffered considerably. Considerable damage was done to the crops in the surrounding country, and fruit trees in various places were almost entirely denuded of their fruit. We have heard of no damage done to the shipping, though we are inclined to believe that it must have sultered, The steamer John Marshall which left here last evening for Portland, arrived there safe at 84 o'clock this morning, as we learn from the Merchants’ Isxchange Books. In the Sound the storm was tremen- dous, and all uke steamboats were delayed by its vio- lence. ‘The Fall River boat, the Bay State, arrived at about 12 o’elock, and we are indebted to Gay's Express for New York papers of last evening. Mz. Gay, who came on himself, says that the Bay State behaved udmi- rably.—Buston Evening Transcript, 6th ii 10, usually $55 first quality Freuch calf Dress Boots, $1 30; usualty $6 and 8 jeress Goots and Gaiters equally. Jow.' Persons troubled with corns will hind that their test can beritted very easy as well as their pockets,by calling on Joues, 4 Ann street. 2 Baby Jumpersi.This usefal and amusing invention Las been highly approved of Py, all who have ob- taiued it, forthe healthful exercise of children, and the relieC at aff rds to those ‘ing care of them, and has commanded an extensive sale throughout the United Statesand England. Southern merchants would find it advantageous to call. 'To be had wholesale and retail at 311 Broadway. au6 st GEO. W. TUTTLE Inventor and Pateutee. Navigation of the Ohlo River. Places, Ti State of River. Louisville... 8 feet 10 in. ‘Wheeiing. Pittsburg. Cincinnati MOnBEY MARKET. Saturday, August 7.6 P. M. ‘The stock market appears to be in a very unsettled condition, and prices very feverish. At the first board to-day there was au improvement in some of the fancies and # decline in others. United States 6's, 1962, fell off 34 per cont; Farmers’ Loan 4; Harlem 4; Reading Mort- gage Bonds, Norwich and Worcester, Canton, and Long Isiund closed at pricos cusrent yesterday; while Stoning- ton went up 4; Reading 4; and North American Trust 24 per cent. At the second board Harlem improved %4; Long Island 34; Norwich and Worcester 34, on prices current in the morning, with mederate sales of each, 16 weather to- day was very wet and disagreeable, and all out-door ope- rations were almost entirely suspended, Foreign exchanges have been rather quiet since the departure of the last steamer, There is no packet until next Saturday, and quotations are, therefore, nearly no- aninal. Fontan Excuanars. Londoh 106 M vote staat ata Amsterdam ,,...39%4 a 39} Domestic Excwanars. die Mobis Schecks — aX di i rieune ° Nonth Carolinas ta 83 dy di do. Half dollars, Portuguese gol Spanish dollars, y guinens5,00 quarters. 99 Napoleons... 3,83 ‘Treasury Notes. 6 a 64pm Uncurrent Money. pid at f, New England. Albany, Troy, N. York country 0 Georgia. i Banks are 134 per cent discount. The amount received for tolls on all the New York State canals during the 4th week in July, is $136,089 78 Same period in 1846... .. 76,587 73 Increase over 77 per cent, being. .... $69,502 05 The aggregate amount received for tolls from the com- mencement of navigation to the 3lst of July, inclusive, (92 days.) 8.6.6 eseeeees ye $1,790,539 82 During the same period in 1846, (107 days,). .1,228,987 84 Increase over !45 per cent, being... $561,551 98 The following table shows the amount received for tolls during the 4th week in July, from the years 1840 to 1847, inclusive; and also the aggregate amount received from the commencement of navigation to the Sist of Ju- ly inclusive, during the same year :— York State Canaus—Toits Receives Fourth week in July. Total to Jul 797 08 $716,925 85 + 64.822 00 gi2224 tt 626 36 790,991 45 + 69,750 91 858.454 52 75.446 27 1,137,716 97 + 73,780 03 1,107,269 02 + 76/587 74 1,228,987 84 136,089 78 1,790,589 82 ‘The following table ehows the amount received for tolls for each month, from the commencement of navigation to the Sist of July, inclusive, during the years 1845, 1846 and 1847: — 1846, 1847. 913 $179,977 93 — 7,213 89 418.781 98 $799,389 21 24721 2% 319,919 46 504,931 59 214,481 Bt 280,912 47 496,219 08 + $1,107,269 02 $1,229.907 84 $1,790,539 62 ‘The quantity of certain articles exported from this port for the Week, ending August 6th, inclusive, was as annexed:— Commenor o” THE Port or New Yorx—Weexty Ex rots To Great Britvin~Vlour, 78,414 bbin; bacon, 283,841 ibs) barley, 14,776 bushels; cotton, 1743 balen; corte ‘ sta BLD NA bushels; wheat, 115.762 bushels; 14, 531 Ibs; beef, 1,013 tierces; To France—Flour, 3.19 bole 16 bales. To ‘British Wait. Tndies—Lavd. 3,297 Ibs; Dy ned tar beat’ a00 bibles dines, sepod bbles ance 20; oxen, 10. ‘0 Sponish Weat Indies—Rice, 657 Ibs; flour, 100 bbls; meal, 575 do; lard, 2,280 Ibs. To British North American Colonies—Flour, 2,350 bbls; pork $45 do; rice, 2,290 Ibe; butter, 17,016 Ibs; To Danish West Indies—Deef, 42 bbls; cheese, 390 lbs; flour, 360 bbls; butter, 3,381 Iba; rice, 4,600 Ibs. Stock 2600 State fs, 55 104 25 Nor & Wor, 55. bie er Tis 1508 Go 5536 2000 U 8 65, "62 105 do 5085 1000 Ohio Gs, 60 101 400 55% 300 Redding Bas, 'OTAG 100 Reading RR, G2” 4000 Reading ing RR, 1000 Reading MortBds, 75° 100 do 66) 100shaN Amer Trust, 936 50 © do boo on 100 U $ Bank, 4% 200 do 67 ‘armers Trust, 26” «50 Erie RR, 63% 15 Trust, 60 35 do 7} 100 Canton Co, 484% '75 Harlem RR, 633; 48 100 do 6344 150 do. bis 49% 40 do s10 63, 100 Long Island RR, 3346 100 do 63' 50 do 530 33% 50) do 939 665 200 = do 3555 25 Stonington, —b90 60 100 = do boo 33 25° do 49) Second Board, 100 shs Harlem RR, 53 64 200 shs Long Island, b30 34 100 do bi0 Gt 90 do 33) 100 do 390 635g 50 do deo S1h5 150 do bnw 6¢ 300 do 33% 25 Utica & Bche’y RR, 120 150 do. veo 34h 50 Farmers Loan, 36 150 Nor& Wor RR, 59) 850 Stonington, 60 G08, lo b60 56 2 do b60 608% 150 Reading RR, 6674 New Stock Exchange. 83 6344 50 Harlem RR, buw 64 h 635% 100° = do 83 63; 633g 50 do 10 63 63% 150 do cash 63 100 do baw Gf 75 Nor& Wor, 30 59. 10 do buw 63% 50° do b60 55) $0 do 330 63% 50 do b30 59) 100 do ensh 63% 50 do 58% oo do $30 6: +0 Farmers Loan, cash 36 CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yong, Satunpay Artennoon, Avaust 7. Owing to the prevalence of a severe rain storm, which continued the greater part of the day without intermis- sion, ‘change was thinly attended, and transactions in nearly all descriptions of produce were exceedingly light. Genesee flour was quiet at $5 8734 a $6. Sales of Oswe- go were made at $5 814. A small sale of Michigan, in not very good order, was made at $5 68%, aud of Ohio round hoop do at $6, Wheat continued in fair request, and sales of handsome Ohio red were made at $1 20; and alot of New Orleans handsome red sold, in eacks,at $1 22, sacks included. A considerable pareel of South Ca. rolina new was on the market and held at $1 20. Corn differed very little from the closing rates of yesterday, while sales were rather limited. Sales of Western and New York yellow mixed were made at 65 a 68c, and of flat and round yellow at 69 a 70c. Good Western New York meal was firm, and sales were reported as high os $3, while fair quality was worth $2 75.— Rye stood at about 80 a 82 cents. Sales of rye flour were made at $3 8714. Onts were worth 45¢ a 470, Barley was nominal at 50c. to S5c, Pro- -visions exhibited no change in quotations; new mess pork was worth $15 25 a $15 3734, and prime do $12 40; sales of prime leaf lard were mado in kegs at llc. Ip groceries there was very little done; the weather proved unfavorable for operations in sugar; while coffee was quiet at previous priges, with a steady demand, Receipts down the Hudson River, Aug. 6th. i 14,446 barrels Wheat. of , . ‘e made at $4 0 do pearls at $7 6 a $7 12h. -Flour—Sales of 1,500 bris. of Oswe; Were made at $5 814 nd 1,000 do were sold on privat terms; 100 barrels’ Michigan, not in prime order, sold at $5 68% ; and 100 ditto round hoop Ohio at $6; straight brands Genesee wero held at $6, while we heard of no buyers of some New Orleans red, were made at $1 22. including sacks, and 4000 bushels handsome Ohio red wore sold at $1.20. A parcel of 5000 bushels of South Carolina new was on the market, and was held at $1 30, Corn—Sal of 6000 a 7000 bushels were made in the course of th forenoon, including sound mixed at 66c a 66c ; flat yel- low at 680 a 69c, and round do. at 70c. During ‘change, 4000 bushels, round yellow were sold’ on private terms. A small sale of 600 round was made at 69c, and 1300 do, little damuged, sold at the same price ; 2300 do. flat yellow sold at 69c, und 3000 do. New York flat yellow, partly mixed, sold at 68c, Rye remained steady at 400 4620; Oats at déc a 47c, and Barley nominal ut 600 a 55, ‘A vale of 70 bbls rye flour was inade ut $3 875. Corrre—No gales of moment transpired. {Cotrox—In consequence of the sovere rain storm there was a cessation ot business in this article to-day. Tho amount on sale is reduced to small prrcels, for which holders continue to exact very full prices, and at which 600 bales were taken to complete cargoes We quote— Liverroot Crasairication. New Orteans Uplands. Florida. Mod. ¢ Texas eece not one, none. ne. seed a Tg Ma 1g MK a 11% Uy a Why 2 a 12: Wes we iB He dese 128 Adie a 12 123 3 4 —a none. — "a 1s Fisu—No transactions of consequence were 5 pile prices for nearly all descriptions remained quite rm, Haat sac sales bunch raisins wore made at $1 40 a $1 45. Hemr.—The market continued firm, and we note sales of eee American dew rotted, at $140 per ton, six months, Hines.—The arrivals and stock in first hands wore light. Some sales of Montevideo from a cargo recently imported, have been made at about 1D, x months, The stock in dealers’ hands was large for the season. Leap.—Holders generally demanded 4 cents per b., while buyers were not disposed to meet them, except at a lower figure, Lratuen—The market continued firm; 18¢ for mid- dling weights hemlock, was the current price for good lots, with some eales at 18340 for superior qualities. Heavy weights and good damaged were in good request at current rates. Oak sole leather was very scarce and brought full prices. The Boston, Philadelphia and Bal- timore markets were said to continue very bare of lea- ther, and prices had recently improved, Motasses.—We notice sales of 100 hhds., including Cuba Muscovado at 33c., and Cardenas, at 24c. Mar- ket steady. Navat Stones.—Prices remained the same, while no transactions of moment were reported. Oirs.—Sales of about 3000 gallons English linseed, were made at 68¢; and about 1000 American, city press- ed, at 70c cash. Winter sperm, unbleached, we quote at $1 15, and bleached do, $120. The estimated stock of whale in the country should have been stated at 90 a 100,000 barrels, and not “gallons,” as inadvertently ap- peered in our last report. ‘Rovistons—According to reports, considerabl cels of mess pork were purchased yesterday and to- on terms not permitted to transpire. Besides the 1000, ported sold yesterday, it was eaid, 2 @ 300 bbls. chang hands to day. We quote new mess at $15 25 a $15 3744; some holders demanded a higher figure, Small sales of 40 a 50 bbls. prime, were made on private terms, sup- posed to be at $12 50, which was the quotation for the previous sales. Lard—Sales of 150 kegs prime leaf were made at Llc. Cheese and butter remained without cbange worthy of notice. Ricr—About 50 tierces were sold at $6 a $5 37%. Sucan—Tho market was steady; but the inclemency of the weather checked operations, and no sales of mo- mont were reported ‘opAcco— bmit the usual statement, showing the prices, sales, receipts, and stocks 4 week ending this port kk <i spa baparanaie tie Sold Pd thi - . Windesd, thletmenle tweaker on tek, Kentucky, Virginia and N. Caroliua,. 23to 7% 300 hds. Gods, 2913 has. 234 to7 ca, Marylandand Ohio. — _ - 21 hds, Connecticut seed,.. 4 to 15 70 cs. - 143 cs. Gto 12 id, 7 to 16 — - 204 cs, 5 to 60 30 cx. des. 76 cs, 12 to 20 20 to 8744 60 bls. 45 bls. 654 bls, 39 to4 Cabayeee cee cee eelT to 30 100 bis, = — 1288 ble, 9 35 to 45 - ‘348 bis. 566 bls k, for Kentucky and Virginia to- ive; about 300 hogsheads were sold at fully sustained previous rates, for neighboring markets For all other kinds, moderate sales were effected to meet actual demand. Whatenone—North West was worth about 2 South gal’ 10KEY Sales of 120 4 190 barrels were made at Faeicnrs—An Italian vessel was engaged for Liver- pool to Lond with corn in bulk at 100) 8 *c , & second class vessel engaged 8 a 10,000 bushels of corn in bage at 99d, , aad for London. For flour to the same port 389d was de manded. Flour was also engaged for Liverpool. to till up, at 38 6d. To the Continent rates continued about the same. TELEGRAPHIC. hie Cosnsepenmenes o phic Correspondence of Philada. Bulletin. Avugoat 7,12 MT continued ron he imence risin, I e 4X feot in tho channel. The week®closew: Gully on ac, count of the rainy weather. ‘There is no change in prices. Flour is in light demand, but holders are tea. Died. On Saturday afternoon, at 5 o'clock, Josnrn Wa Buown, in the 44th year of his age oe T tives and friends of the family, together with the corps of Tompkins Blues and Independence Guard, are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, from bis Into residence, No, 62 Hast Broadway, on Monday after. noon, Aug. 9. wt 2o°ciock. The body will be conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. The boat le: the foot of Whitehall street at 4 o'clock, ‘The corps of ‘Tompkins’ Blues and Independence Guard, will meet at their armory, Columbian Hall, Grand street, in full uni- form, on Monday, Aug. 9, at 12 o’clock M., precisely, to attend the above funeral, by request of John Mayher, commandant et Tompkins’ Blues. ea CHances Leroy, son of Mr. Lewis and Eugenie "Their Hands are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this afternoon precisely o’olock, from pis father's residence, #0 Christopher street. holes, are se 3 ie ses : 1M ent Regalia, at was for ie Devi sar es Plegonnly situa’ th, i comedy of Kiss IN 8: Chapman Bung by Mme” Aas Me tm w minutes. Mauston House, or address 2. ae 10 LE'L—A part of isting of 2 parlors w: walls, front basement, w ‘counter cellai—rent 10} Stages pass the door on the premises ie BANK ratina ‘OPRTHUNS mance to commence xi halfpast 7. ‘open at 7—perfo WERY THEA KE. Sruvans, Stage perfor ‘John Forcester, J H Hi Bellamy: Htachel, Sirs Phillipa; Princess Eadoaia, Mm i DEAR, "TIS MAD! Tiel ONT Mt Ki Miss Von ‘Tink Booth. Pit OF THE ROUNTAIN. Con- NehPON n E—For sale, the good will and xiures of a Tavera, Oyster aud Boarding How convevience ‘appertaining tosveh an €: central location, opposite the The house has been occupied in the has always commanded, 77 Walt hour rol ol W. K. PI 'o. 1 40th street, \ RARE CHANG JINVENTION.—MAC ins haved Tes kG )chard street, a Maci This even the JEW Eso alt; ‘Cardinal Orchard street. lu PAlLoKs—* has received such uuqu inent of the profession in anain ere until the lth inst. Western Hot oe, Tural ‘o conelude with SPI. U) rad, Mr Hail; Perkin, Burke; Leoline, Miss Turnbull. jallery, 1236 Cents. Doors open ata quarter to 7; performance to commence at half-past 7. VASTLE GARDEN.—Mr. Baxen, Stage Manage 9, the comic oper: eco, Mr. Walco jarke. fter which, Miss Louisa Wells will appea Xaleo de Xeres DOUNTRY SEAT FOR idence in the beautif ted up, aud recently oc: ‘is now offered for sale... ‘T! stables, wood-house, HEAP CASH ESTABLISHM "turmshes ships. steamers, hi mulies with all kinds of stor his stock may be found groceries, ¢ 1D. Montabello ick and green Tea will be sol G try merchants and up town Kro- all. All orders from Columbia Count he wate Peter J. Hoes, are also ou the premises bara, and all other convenient out bail the 10th District, Gaines’ small tion to hear from, “In the Loulgeilie’ Treen on the third day, Duncan, W., 4 weather, Dem., and his friends conflaentis gaslepees ny success, cers would do weil be promptly attended to. r. vaudeville entitled MY MASTER'S ~Thomas, Mr. Holland; Mr. Dupuss, Walcot; Mrs. Dupuis, Miss Clarke, Doors open at 634; Performance to commence at 8. Admission ‘ Of which have been selected fi turope and New York y is now'in the most perfect order. In the Village 1,to none in this State in point of character &e.. apply to DAVID VA P. S, HOES, 35 Wall street. PAVILION, NEW BKIG, roprietor begs to inform his rable alterations and improve ent home free fo MILLS, 59 Water at. SPIKENAWD C Lokal by, about OWYER'S. CELFBRATED & N MENT —The efficacy of this Ointinent in. the effects iiss been acknowledged by. multitudes, who EATRE—Under the Management of Mr. if, August 9 wall OKAN OLIVER—Alfre FLETCHER —! formed A ROLAND F' J Howard; Fixture, Mr. Winans; Marie Darlingtou, Mrs. C. Mra. Selbourne, Miss Hi! 3 ERR YAN DFAIRS xi Lord Statk; Mr. Brougham; Mr. Parker. TIGEK—Paddy Ryan, Mr. vanced cases emi composed entirely of veu jon, Ther doy thousands. atlemeu only: they are of a tomforta- de with the TRISH superior in all respects NN joxes, 23 cents; Pit, 2g cents. it 2 Ann street, and No. ui 3 re to chose general); Private Boxes, 50 watering places ce, 412 Brosdway.’ [EREAS, JOHANNA RTELS, a na 805 or eat. at T~performance commences at half-past 7. rt with families or parties rooms for the season, ressed to lotel, Broadway, will receive immediate at- boat runs between New York and New Brighton, at A, My, and 2 and um every Night. for one week more.—Mondi ms i PLEASANT NEIGHBOK- Nancy Strap, Miss M. Duff, ‘ight Rope by Charles Winther and Chris- let bentomaline of LE MOISSONEURS ‘amily. man Family. jaughable ballet, entitled DECHA- Charles Winther; the other cha- \ce at half-past 8 o'clock. ‘or one week only.— Novel Attrac- Consequence of the general expressed auxiety to her order of the Celestial yr Europe, Niblo’s Saloon, axed, to show the Freuch Ballet Comp "ing hours, viz:— rom New Brighton—At 8 and 11 North River, New Mand ino frequent season advan Azrangement—rom New Brighton at A.M., 123, English ' vaudeville o Christopher strap iumente to-her relatives, addressed lerald, Baltimore papers hman After which the bal —Characters by the Le To conclude with the (0 HOTEL KEEPERS AND OTHERS whom jt ma: en, situation as Glazier or 6 work in such establishments. uation in some wholesa‘e or dressed to J. R., at this Office, aod punctually attended to. an, roadway, New York. Best of city references from his last employer. a8 2t* re huraday and Saturda’ jon 1s nOW ready for the reception of Company. COUNTRY SEAT FOR SAL. the village of ‘Turrytow late Bra. Phil ba derteaetts fire, which destroyed six houses, some » fitted up by y ppy it IEREAS, my wife Anna Maria, board of her own free will, and id all persons from ‘harbor vs that I will pay no debts of her contracting roadway, has been ex; public the only lady that ever left the wa nte—Children 1234 cents. and Refreshment saloon open, without charge, as aud 6tis* re The house, which i piazza front and re: i ANTED—A imarrie sirous of obtainit or other respectable est Address, by note, J HE RAVEL FAMILY beg uit trees, shrab- j merous Sends and aud. the prospect is not surpass by any spot on the Hudson river. For terms, &e., apply to t! subscriber on the premises. to announce to bery and ornamental tree: it son, being their fn i} ee MONDAY, » FOR SALE OR TO LET, on the Bay, Monmouth (Cor N, tate of cultivation, Daring the season will be. A succession of NEW CO! he present proprietor bas more bu: ‘Lo one desirous of estab) a safe and profitable business, this presents an, hich seldom occurs. Address, with real name, “Patent,” Wan TED—A breast of mull Apply before 10 A. iC, PANTOMIMES, by Ga- briel Ravel and the celebrated family ; A series of novel entertainments on t In addition VAUDEVILLE CO. and a Grand Orchestra (during the intermission) on the ILLUMINATED PROMENADE, id for the first time. } "All communicatious from the Vaudeville Company, Musi- ciaug, and Corps de Ballet, to be addressed (post paid) 2h |OHN SERTON, Manager. ner Broadway a both Afternoon and Byer rench Danseuse—Balloon—Moving he, great City of London, with many NCE_AND GERMANY, YoSHARING conveniently attend to. and residing in ay ¢ in con Ne Ber ong woman, with a fresh Dr. Douglas, 98 White at ARTNER WANTED.—A person of terand general business habits, with nee $10,000 in coaht now engaged in thi Dasiness: "The wish to extend the busine! sulting with the subscriber. foresatd farms and lots are not, in Texas or ut within one hour and ahalf of New York. .. Emigrants oF others wish- ited. Apply to John w York; orto W. G. I letters must be a at Wat Y_& COS BOSTON AND EASTERN RESS, via Newport and Fall River—This Express fo. 1 Wall street, comer of Broa ‘at quarter before 9 o'clock, P. M., thereby securing to merchants and others the advantage of a late hour for for- Ne which will be opene ood moral chai @ enpital of fro tisement. The best of references given and required. All commuui- ci W. Y., Box No. 1216, Post Office, pe be tm interesting portions of ENGLAND, &) ORPHEAN FAM! SANTA A ies, Ke. ; drafts; and valuable parcels are secured | yOURANG OUTANG—ANATOMICAL Adi ir he charge of fait se? iniron safes and placed i Te Way, im irow safes aud placed in t hem'as wood as the natural oues, for double set of best mineral Teeth ou fine FRROADWAY THEATHI erecting in Broadway, will be open 1 qnor about the first of Merchandise, packages, &c. forwarded in our own cai ad 1 euablishment, now Ditiog and mastication, by leaving orders at our office, No.1 Wall street, corner of | ed for Dramatic pur- id for in any part of the city. September, under the reet, corner Broadway. Persons of acknowledged talent wishing situations for season, will plense address him ( (> During Mr. Barrett's absence in Ew business commmranlestions) mart raged , on fine f tt by atmooph u NE. 26 Ri meneontey DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON EX" cussion daw the Lower Bay, landing at Co- nd each ‘way--aceompanied by the sea steamer KOSCIUS! ug. Sth, 1847, will leave Hammond street at 134, paid) atlas Leomard screet. fopecall leuers and O8T ON MONDAY, July 25, between Albany and iwew York, on board the H one of the above places and brase i end. A liberal reward NN, No.2 Barciay street. GRAND URICKET MATCH I8 TO BE PLAYED x day, 9th, instant, on the Ch the Red’ House, j 16 e trunk, or forany to its recovery, by INGTON & RicHAuDs, No. 42 Burling Sip, New Yor BILLING aud Mr. J.D. BELL, r eaditecies to the office of OVD. & HINCKEN, No. TS, DEALERS IN PERKU- nt Medicines, Fancy Articles, upon the lowest terms at No. fr roadway, ‘alled Walnut Oil Mi ry ‘arded the first premium at the between two Elev Jo; do Pike street at eed down the Bay as fai a fine view of the iInrborand Bay Playing to commenc f WAY BATHS AND RE 660 Broadway.—The propriet hoanee to the public that in addi they have fitted up, at cousiderabl ant, where every di them'with aati ‘The prootietors feel that it he style in which their sal icit an inspect oF agus ieee living passeagers ir fortifications, ds of Neversink, ment of a wholesome sea if past § o'clock, Sandy Hook Light +3 Logether with thie turning to the city b Seta binson street, next to Barclay, ‘The new and elegant steamer ANTELOP! stablishment an- a he mus pe ncrved to those ould be unbecoming be opened on Mon- on W cents, f the choicest kind provided on board. FORK PERTH BRUNSWICK—Dail Soap, the only. genuine, aw American Institute in 1844 and 1916, r 20, 8 GROSER formerly with OTICE TO Note enh . Proposals for the grading, masonry and. bridgimy nine miles of the New York and Harlem Railro Ils to Dover Plains in dat the office of the Engi- ¢ first day of September. ed for the examination of Contractors, and specifications will be exhibited at the Engi: 'M.D., Surgeon and Ocul than ten years in different, parts o! South Africa, Brazil an Greenwich street, 632, cor. Morton. le, Woodbridge, I ‘ANTELOPE i Perth Amboy at }¢ past 7, stopping at ers for Kingston and, arrival of the boat. t Lasistan, Armema, ~ SUNDAY EXCURS: —The steamboxt HE RENCH STEAM Havre, and Paris E' orders will be recvived for the Phil ; oon, Atigust Bth, leaving Pike rend atieets fig; and Filth streets Hs kt lem, half past 5 0’ peney, Parcels, le ladeiphia, to sail on th A special agent, to attend to the Union, ad resides in LIVINGSTON, WELLS & Co. S—EDWARD W1. yt anle a superior quality and le, both of the blue and yellow be willing to sell upon favorable terms. ‘The Company reserve the ri reject any pro- Js, whether they may be b, re AL ess of the agency,Jwentout in the AND PARIS ‘The’ undersigned havin ‘rance, to attend to the lers for the purchase and transmission s by the French Steam GRAND EXCURSION TO THE FISH- stone, which he , and ; v4 30 Letters’ and parcels will jon to and from the Continent, Hammond street 8, 634. Catharine street 9, Pier Fishing Banks, and remain a sufficient ti inveterate lovers of the piscatorial aut, and return to the city . Lines and bait furnished on t ud furnished on board the boa SURSION TO CONEY lendid and commodious ¥, Capt. Van Pelt, island on Sunday, 8th HARLCES FULLER, wholesale and retail deal lennings? new patent ‘premium safety Gas Lam Patent Phosgene Gas 3 phia will leave New York on the 15th of August, anda let- for that vessel is now ready at No. 10 Wall street. Or- ‘om any part of the United States and Canada, will be attended ‘e Also, Camphine, «l styles and patterns. ke. Greenwich street, between INGSTON, WELLS & CO. _— 5 peavesied.so call atthe Swe- hambers and Warren streets. R. ROBY’S BRAZILIAN HAIR CURLING _LI- 'D.—This preparation will curl ¢ Excursions to Coney = OLESALE SHIKT 0. street, 2d door from William, assortinent of Shirts, of every qi s, and of superior workmanship. 1 Shirts, constantly on hand. estern merchants are call before purchasing. th the use of the hea le proprietors, STORRS Iphia. Coartlandt at; Guion & Co, comer of Grand lity, made in the latest icy and Plain Lines, No. IN. Roig A. Toland —10%g A. M. M. ‘ Fort Hamilton each way, when there is sufficient Agei Co. 149 Fulton st; Brooklyn—Mrs. Hi RUPTIONS OF THE SKIN—AII who we troubled with Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, itch, Ringworm, Pimple. may obtain a speedy . Carroll's Medienced Vapor,Sulphu Iodine Bath Establishment, 181 Fulton street, opposite Chureh, Compound Concentrated Syru the Shakers, 75 cents per bottle. |» CARROLL'S MEDIC. "184 Bulton street, opposite Ch certain cure for theuinatism, cough ti ffuess of the joints, rs. Mott, Stevens, Boyd, and has been sueceisfully adm nistered ia the above complaints, ‘ears. Open from 6 A. M. till 10 P. yrup prepared by the Shakers, 75 cents per bot- CONEY ISLAND FERR OLAR LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, THORNS, Tea ‘Tray: ready for inspection on above articles ia th and private fami HALL LAN- a iber selected stock3 of the lers, churches, hotels, advantage to call an Face, or other diseases of effectual cure,at M. ci, Country will find it to thei examine the above stock, which will be sold IOHN W. 5 144 Fulton st. one door erst of Broadw IMBEM FOR SALE. on the line of the Hudsor betweed 10th and 107th streets, Blooming: ing trip to Fort Hamilton, leaving the eity at 7, Fort Hamilton \p of Sarsaparilla, Pre} au SATLANTIC wa NY.—Tite ships of lation. . Wo S70 a ® mean sort revenge which could wreak itself in the destruction of sofas, ottomans, side boards, pictures, and French bed- steads. INCH TRAN AMSHIP COMPA e this company are appointed to sail as fol- rtion of itis chestnut an ORK. PHIA on the loth Angnat. bec Pia OF Tey RINE INSURA 5 DIVIDEND—The Board of Directors have this OM HAVRE ELPHIA on the 15th of July. I 4 ie MAN HOUSE, No¥58 Beekman street. Board a r a Dividend of Five per cent, out of the profits of the last six he day, week or month, on the most reasons ‘mouths, payable on demand, at the oftice of the company, No. D. UNDERHILL, exmers are equal to any. afloat, with commanders of te roomsand cabins i of the day and evening. tried skill and known courtesy. are unusually commodious, and they thing requisite for the comfort of passengers. The price of sae i the first cabin from New. York 1s $120. Wines are not included, but will be fur- BIC TAUGHT, on moderate terms, by «lady who teaches on the Logerian 53 Orotmeuts, dee ‘a large assortment of Iso, manufacturer of the galvanised Sprin for'comfort and durability cxngot be excelled. Pure hair and other Mattresses; Feather Bed: article in the beh y {ive at fhe Joven Da mye Deeg A —Steamboat and ship cabins an otels fitted up an 5 it. DAVIES, ym, which is gre ‘erms, Three Dollars per month sed ‘to A.B, at the Herald office, shal mstantly on han foagh the post office. tu Por freight rade en OF PASSA EY AER ETAR & CO..M Routh street. ONDERFUL DISCOVERY —striker’s Solution for the Hair, which will chan color in atew minutes. This Solatio et offered. Those who doubt it ave their hair changed before payi will prove the fact. Krey hair to its original 0 The Steamship PHILADELPE © Besson, will leave on her regular day, the 15th of Aw through the Post Office. of Saturday, 14th inst. ce of passage in firstelaas cabin $120 For passage or freight, apply to Jpholsterer, 16436 Fulton st. y The Solution enn be had at C. mond’s, 278 Broadway, corner of Chambers strc neyactre, 39 Chatham stre where iz can be applied & J. HARTNETT, Broadway, wholesale and retail manu ressing and jewelry Boxes, M te Locket; watch, ring, pin arranged t order. rays made and fitted to jewellers’ show eases ys, pins, thimbles, * constantly on i ith neatness and despatch, No. 2 von No. 2 Courtlandt stree! eturers of travelling, iniature Cases and Set: nd pencil Boxes; cases ps tion, when the third Indiania together, the field of Buena Vista was in doubtful dis- AND DINING SA. AYMAR & CO. tated in the business part Presents great induce- fers, and others, whose busiuess may JOON, No. 71 Pearl street, of the city, (head of Coenties slip,; ments to merchants, stran call them to that part of tl Breakfast, Dinner and tain watches, chy NAVIGATION COMPANY, Office 44 William street. AL AGENCY at the 0 CLAIMANTS, &e. i lersigned, general Tea. GEORGE BROWN, late of. city of Washingt ala _____ Lovejoy’s Hotel. NS.—F. AHRENS, the well known Pants as lately received over 100 pes of which he makes pants to or- Conrad W. Faber, Mortimer Livingston, John L. Stephens, 1. SAND, President. Fowann Mita, General Agent, New CHARLE William Chamberlain, abb, & Schenck exchange office, on 15th ‘Treasury Departinent, where ‘he will ly attend to.any business in the above be entrusted to hi general government, and who may confide them to his management, may rest assured that they will be speedily atzended to : Bounty land warrants or treasury scrip will be secured for the officers and soldiers of the pr cash price obtained for the sam: ‘The undersigned will keep 60) LOO, ‘Tailor, 2036 Anu stre fancy Cassitneres and Linen: jer for only to $4 per Also, French and Haak from 84 to $8 per pair, warrant Gents who are in want of Pants, wil e 8T OFF CLOT or furniture to dispose of street, opposite promptly and fui line which maj claims against Herman Oeirich ck cassimeres and doeskins, ood, or no sale. 1 do well to, cat! at 2036 In conformity with the provi en that the Books for sti ng $300,000 to the capital st vigation Compa pany, 44 William, corner of Wa of the Ocean Steam pened at the office of the I street, on Monday, 21st ND FURNITURE WANT- ‘any cast off or super- of, can obtain fait exsh note, or by ealling on t ee, OF Uironghh the host, which will ded toe fi. DE BOER, 7136 Canal N, B. Ladies con be saaeded top Man Deby Oid stock and Job goods bought, of any dese esent war, and the highest i office openfrom 8 A. M. until Five percent of the amou period of subyeription in specie : the subseription will be called for in instalments not exceeding as may be requived by t is dwelling house is on Louisiana Avenue, nearly pposite f pressing necessity, he can be and after 6 o'clock P. M. a. SAMUEL STETTINIUS. HORSE, WAGON AND 'y, Hall, where, inc seen and consulted before Please pay the postage. ection et the By-Law: f the Company, after the in preference be allowed to those ders, and to the extent of their then EW. PAPER HANGINGS~F, PARES & ¢ York, Importers and Manu: wly of all the wew pat 379 Peni street, New have received their usual large a ‘and harness) "all BRITISH Ano. NORTH power each, under comtraet "i per, which they offer to dealers, merchauts, tC ettremely low prices. competent workmen to hang paper may be had at t THIS-—Ladies and all other kinds fi BOWERY BANK, of Jaw. with a capital wesday, the 1M CALEDON, BRIT PANN Ht td a patent lesther., Gaiters of all Gaiters, aud Shoes, of all sorts and hove of the best quality aud cheap, at 367 Broad above Frankia street m Liverpool are the 7 JOOTS — Paris imperial eee teil to the beat sold in Broadway for $6 rot Fulton and Nas- Best boots made to ich Congress boota, of the best Tose boot, shoes, gulters, slippers, Ke constantly on Lewis Bleidorm, taward Ferris, Passengers’ ligiage oust be On board “the day previous to y~-Frotwa Boston to Liverpool, $120, do do te lo NSEND, Prestdent faa streets, oppor RADFORD, Castner. 3, 1847 0 secured until paid for ‘Phere ships carry expertenced No freight, except specie, For freight, passage, or any i AL HARNDE; CO. nsdn to ctaboalbae beets} jalifax, and Boston, a contract by jesty 's government, FILTERS AT ONE DOLL, New ¥. Aree. ye eee AR, ‘All goods warranted to give satisfaction. Corer of Fulton 2, No. roadwa ; fr SIP SOUTHERNER, 4 {i goods ‘noi ‘permitted fable, utore. ODHULE & MINTURN, §7 Bou 'S FOR HAVRE—Second Line D. 1, Swan, toaster, will wil on the Ist BOYD & HINCKEN so. arranged. hi plied to the Croton w that any person can keep them in order b the filtering mediuin at the most. trifling They are so constructed replenishing with riority over any ships for this se due notice will be given | now being built, and Under the new contrac Saturday during eight months, and cht during the other months in the year. iverpooland Halifax aud YNY'S NATIONAL DAGUE: jark & Co, Importer of French Plates, Frames an German lasteaments, General Agent for th aguerreotype Appiratus, a ternately between iverpool and New ¥ NEW LINE OF PACKETS TOA VERPOOL—By the New ‘ —Paeket of the 2st Augn packet ship LV Pool materials of every ¥. t aud superior accom- th of foreign and home maniiacture.. ing reti bi to the eagitnin WooDHULL © of pasnnge $100, he packet ship Queen of the West, 1290 tons juae, will succeed the Liverpoo! should be made to oud re LATEST MOMENT. == TELEGRAPILYL. OG The telegraphic lines between thiscity and Baltl- more, being out of working order’ yesterdsy, we are of course deprived of any news there may be from the seat of war, and likewise of the election returns in Vir- ginia, (Telegraphic Correspondence of the Phila. Bulletin.} Cincinnati, Al 6—M./ Kentucky Etection— Third ‘Day: ‘The whign have carried the oaneeians District. In the y anticipate his Second tchKentucky E) The ws oho male eri jed the 10th District of Kestucky p jority. the 9th, 8th and 7th, the returns are favorable to Indtana Election, Tn the Ist district, R. Dale Owen, democrat, is re- the whigs. elected. The 2d District has been be eh whigs by asmall majority, about 50. In the 3d, ares look favorable for the Tet phi; Strong hopes ane eatectolndd by the whigs ofa gain in the 4th. Smith, whig, has been elected in the 5th district. Wick, dem., been elected in the 6th district by a large majority. The wi are reported to have the 7th bys majority of 160. The Sth district has been carried by the whigs by 200 majority. The 9th district a8 been carried by democrats by # small majority. From the 10th, no returns yet received. We are as yet, of course, without full returns of the election on Monday. From the results already received itis highly probable that the whigs have gained two members of Congress. aville, Ky, vas vine ihe Caren, ware and store houses, full of produce and a large snectity etnee was lost. ‘The total loss amounts te to the amount of $10,000. bout $25,000, on which there was probably insurance BY THE MAILS, Wasiinarox, Auguat 5, 1847. Naval Affairs.—Brazil.— Navy Clothing. The frigate Brandywine sails for Rio Janeiro on the 17th inst. She takes out eleven of the Midshipmen who passed their examination last week at Annapolis. On their arrival at Rio, they, with @ portion of the crew, are to be transferred to the Ohio, which will immediately Proceed to the Pacific station. The press teems with alleged acts of aggression by the Brazilian authorities on American trading vessels. These reports are doubtless exaggerated. There is no positive information on the subject, no despatches having been received from our minister, Mr. Wise, for a long time past. From the imperfect information received, it would appear that in Brazil there are certain ports, no ports ofentry,at which American whalers have been inthe habit of stopping to supply themselves with provisions and other trifling necessaries, for which they would ex- change a small quantity of oil. For the last twenty years this practice has been winked at by the govern- ment of Brazil, though its legality has never been formally recognized, ‘The truth will, probably, turn out to be that in consequence of the recent misunderstand ing! in relation to the affair of Lieutenont Davis, the Brazilian authorities have become more than usually vigilant, and that some whaling vessels have been seized for entering and trafficing in ports not of entry. The seizure of vessels so illegally trafficing, is perfectly legitimate, provided duo notice had been given by the Brazilian authorities that the practice so long tolerated should be no longer countenanced. Otherwise it will be difficult to prove that a snare was not intended. Nothing could work better than the system on which clothes are at present furnished to the sailors in the navy. The Bureau of Provisions and Clothing adver- tises for proposals for furnishing an amount of clothing of the best materials. ‘The contract is made with the lowest bidder, and the Secretary of the Navy inspects the clothing, comparing it with the standard pattern, any inferiority to which will cause its immediate rejec- tion. In the employment of hands to make the clothes, the Navy Department has no concern. That is the contractor's business, The clothes, after being approv- ed, are sold at wholesole prices to the sailors, who thus obtain the very best article at the very lowest price. There could not be devised a more complete or more equitable system. ‘The money received for clothing this year serves to purchase clothing for next year, and thus the government is at no expense, whilst the poor sailor gets better value for his money than he would by pur- chasing elsewhere. What an improvement on the old system, under which the purser was a slop seller, and the poor sailor was fleeced out of a treble price in the purchase of every article. GALVIENSIS. Wasuixorox, August 6, 1847, Look Out, A telegraphic despatch to-day has Scott and Santa Anna in the immediate proximity of a battle. Thenext news will, of course, be Santa Anna’s defeat; but how much more, “nous verrons. Col. Baker says that the} reported destruction of wo- men and children in the bombardment of Ver@Cruz, is & great exaggeration of the truth. Not more than one tenth of a thousand were slain by the American bomb shells. Lamentable at that; but still better than a thou- sand. ‘The intrepid Colonel also says Santa Anna’s country seat at El Encerro was not destroyed, as has been re- ted; but that to the very last a guard was kept over to ensure It from pillage, and the property from muti- to hear it; for it of ‘A North-Easter has sot in to-day, after a fesbion. which will make the salt water amusements at Ca May and Old Point, appear to be perfectly absurd. ‘Wasuinoton, August 6, 1847, Col, Lane, The official report, (with the necessary explanations for its non-appearance heretofore.) of Col. J. H. Lane, showing the conduct of his Indiana volunteers, at the hard fought fight of Buena Vista, comes out im last night's Union, under the endorsement of Mr. Amos Lane, father of the Colonel. The old gentleman came on here for the express purpose of setting this matter right, and we are glad of it, because it throws stills little more light upon the subject, and leaves us to the con- clusion, that the Indian exhibited tl troops under ‘cops that #0 iy ther, must have been exclusively the Col. Bowl It appears, however, that the the ade Illinois and Kentucky ti pute for many hours,and though nearly all hands did their duty, it was, according to Old Zack himself, Bragg’s battery that “SAVED THE DAY.” Wasninactor, August 6, 1847. No News. We have no news! It has been along time since we have heard direct from Gen. Scott, but we have no fears. He has the men, and they hi the spirit to overcome all tance—to take Mexico and to hold it. But peace—peace, what are the chances for peace? “ Watchman, tell us of the night, What its signs of promise are.” Tell us, good watchman, for we went to know. The watchman himself isin quandary. Ie can’t tell, for the life of him; he don’t know. But it is thought if the Mexicans assent to look at the terms of Mr. Trist, they will ask to consider them, and considering them that they will accept. It is thought that they have assented to examine the skeleton treaty ot th rival made History will approve the mission of Mr. Trist- posterity will endorse it. With all the means on the spot of crushing the Mexican nation to the rm t them. They are weak—we are strong. We have borne and foreborne,and even in the punishment of years of essenger ofypeace. Grateful is it to every Ame- art that another effort has been t, they are asked sgain and in to consider advantages of pail oy We do met wish to orton ugaession, we wish to forbear, Wo hope their eyes will be opened, and that we may bave peace—that Mexico may become reepectable and behave herself for the fu- ture—that her people may at length take to the arts of peace—they being good for nothing in the art of war— thirty years of war having destroyed their capacity to ht. The next news will most likely be the defeat and cap- ture, exile or expulsion of Sante Anna. In anyevent let us hope for peace. Ww. Batritone, August 7, 1647 Arrest for Receiving Abolition Papers—The Ram's Horn—4 Pleasure Party—Miss Wemyss—The Ma kets, Se An arrest under a law passed some years since, making ita felony for @ free colored person to receive from the post office an abolition paper or document, cal- culated to incite discontent and insubordination among the slaves of the State. A free colored man named John C, Pulley, bad several times called at the post office, and received copies of « paper published in New York called the Ram’s Horn, having ‘at its head the names of Garrett Smith and Frank Douglas, as candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency—two colored men. He was carried before Justice Selby, and en examination wes hold to ball In the sum of #500 to wnswor al court.