The New York Herald Newspaper, August 12, 1847, Page 3

A eh ae ‘on Dr. Brown r, Ne ao! 1 ‘Grand street, west side. Segars.—Gen' Iryou want to smoke Geuutue Havana or Prine! ing that you c Pie a a ll pall os pence og Of eg way, cor of Pine streer, and ask him for some of his Oramay or Golden L and then you cau really indulge with’s paff of « good seger. Navigation of the Ohio Places. Time. River. Wednesday, August 116 P.M. ‘The tendency of prices is downward. Several of the fancies fell off to-day a fraction, At the first board ‘Treagury Notes declined \ per cent; Farmers’ Loan, * ; Norwich and Worcester, %; Long Island, ; Stonington ‘4. Morris Canal and Harlem closed at prices current yesterday. East Boston advanced 3/. At the second board Harlem improved } per cent, | Norwich and Worcester <. Long Island and Harlem | closed at prices ruling at the first board. There were large sales of Harlem at the second board, and the mar- ket closed moderately firm. ‘The stock market appears to be ina very unsettled state. All the elements of apeculation are in a very fa- vorable condition, and we see nothing calculated to give any immediate check to moderate inflation in prices. The money market being exceedingly easy, there are facilities at command to give an impetus to prices of a very decided character. The moderate movement going on, indicates, however, a cautiougness highly commenda- ble, and many @ desperate speculator may save himself from ruin by pursuing @ medium course. The third instalment of 10 per cent on the subscrip- tions to thecapital stock of the Hudson River Railroad, is payable during the month of August, Sales of this stock have been mide in Wall street within the past week at 88 per cent for full shares, being 17 per cent be- low par, a sacrifice which some, do doubt, resorted to, to get clear of the stock. This must be very pleasant to large subscribers at par. | ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of cer- tain articles exported from Boston to foreign ports, for the week ending August 7th, distinguishing the destina- tion and the extent of tho shipments to each country :— Commence oF TH Port or Boston—Wrexy Exronrs To Africa,—Corn meal, 60 bbls ; flour, 1,500 bb! lathe, 10,000; tend, 2.270 tbe.; domesties, 80,915 yar 750; 10,000, Bie teas pn flour, 3,118 bbls. To Europe.—Coffee, 2,013 bread, 600 bbls.; wheat, 3,000 bushels;Ycheese, 43,986 Ibs, hams, 4 casks; corn meal, 50 bbis.; logwood, 306,730 Ibs.; ; shooks, 1,000; whalebone, 36 bundles; beeswax, 1,430 Ibs, To West Indies —Fish, 1,317 quintals, 165 drums, 850 bbis., 1,097 boxes,2 hnds., aad 5,600 lbs.; butter, 6,920 Tbu.; Cheese, 3,991 Ibs.; lard, 600 kegs; tobacco, 4 hhds. and 80 bales; hama, 5 ‘bbls.; staves, 2,000; hoops, 16.000; shooks, 2.784; lumber, 74 M feet; bricks, 50,000; rice, 25 tierces; flour, 300 bbis.; pork, 100 bbls ; soap, 1,0 H salt, 375 bags; apples, 43 bbis.; oats, 52 bushels; ice, tons; tar, 1U bbls. To Nova Scotia.—Flour, 493 bbls ; rye flour, 58 bbls. ; ; bread, 39 bbis.; corn, 10 bushels; 104 corn meal, 111 bbi rice, 4 casks; pork, 104 bbis.; tallow, 9 hhds » 1 cash; br oil, 1 cask; rosin, 24 casks; je ) 35, pitch, 100 bbis.; candles, | box; tebacoo, 4 kegs. ‘The value of merchandise exported from Boston to fo- reign ports, for the week ending the 8th instant, was $114,783 11, ef which $66,073 44 was in domestic pro- ducts, $33,120 67 in foreign products, and $15,589 in specto . e The exports of domestic cotton goods from Boston, for the months of June and July, this year, compared with those for the corresponding months in 1846, were as an- nexed :— Exp or Domestic Cortex Goons rrom Bo: To Va paraiso, bis8 3020 To Smyrna, bases & ci Calcutta. Bt Peters! 210 160 80 Havana. 35 Liverpool..." Lernambuco. . Total for Jul ‘Last month ‘Total for two months, Same time last year. . Inc-ease... ‘This exhibits an increase of more than two hundred percent. ‘The above table shows the destination of these manufactures, and the extent of each market. South American markets, particularly those in the Pacific, re- quire the bulk of our shipments. Calcutta comes next. At this rate of increase, our shipments of these manu- factures, will in a few years be immense. We are rapid- ly ousting foreign manufactures, that come into compe- tition with our domestio cotton goods from these markets, and as our facilities for manufacturing these goods in- crease, we shall interfere more with those of a foreign description. It must be borne in mind that we haveim- mense markets within our own limits to supply, before we send any abroad. The shipment of certain articles to foreign ports from the port of Philadelphia, for the month of July, was as annexed. There has been a falling off in the exports of breadstuffs:— Conmience or Purapri rHta—Exvorts FoR JULY. klour, bbls. Corn Meal, Rye Flour, bel Buccuit: bls Naval Stores, 1,930 Tobacco, hhds 26 Domestics, bi 207 ‘The destination of the exports, and the quantity ship- ped toeach country for the month, were as annexed:— To England—Fiour, 41,648 bris ; corn meal, 9,620 do; whent, 44.702 bushels; corn, 32,977 do; rye, 4,141 di biscuit. 795 bbls ; pork, 146 do; beef,36 do; naval stor 1,911 do; hams nd. bacon, 466,929 Ibs; lard, 140,765 do. 868 bbls; corn meal, 4,390 di 9,156 bushels; corn, 41,393 di Ty West Indies—Flour, 7,897 bbls ; corn meal, 10,212 do; rye flour, 47 do; corn, 6,730 bushels; peas, 300 do; onta, 3,600 do; rice, 197 tierces; biscuit, 1,516 bbls.; pork, 837 do; ; hams and bacon, 11.236 Ibs.; lard, 162,424 do; butter, 86,088 do; cheese, 9,370 do; tallow, 29,008 do; naval stores, 16 bbis.; oil, 6,332 galls.; tobacco, 26 hhds ; domest kgs. To British erica—Flour, 1,079 bbls.; corn meal, 1,727 do; corn, 200 bushels; wheat, 2,313 do; rye flour, 1,523 bbis.; biscuit, 387 do; rice, 1 tierce. L-To South America—Flour, 1,200 bbis.; domostios, 219 8, P*Po Columbian Ports—Flour, 764 bbls.; lard, 4,546 bs.; cheeoe, 1,678 do; butter, 2,600 lps.; naval stores, 4 bbis.; domentics, 95 pige. To Laguayra—Flour, 284 bbls.; corn meal, 1,104 do; bis- cult, 110 do; lard, 69 lbs.; beet, 4 bbis ; butter, 98 Ibs.; hams and bacon, 241 do; tallow, 1,199 do Tv Madeira—Klour, 300 bbis.; corn meal, 100 do; rye flour, 60 do.; corn, 1,720 bushels. The aggregate exportation of breadstuffs from Phila- delphia, from Jan. 1st to Aug. 1st, 1847, was as follows, viz: flour, 364,114 bbls; corn meal, 267,332 bbls.; rye flour, 16,381 bbls.; biscuit, 20,682 bbls.; wheat, 527,026 bushels; corn, 1,056,350 bushels. ‘Thereventue from customs at the port of Philadelphia, from the Ist of Dec. 1846, to Aug. Ist, 1847, was $1,907,010 30 against $1,706,417 28 for the corresponding period in the previous year, showing an increase this year of $200,593 02, It must be borne in mind that these amounts were collocted under two tariffs—one. of 1842, and the other of 1846. The importations under the tariff of 1846 must have been many per cent larger since Deo. 1846, than for the corresponding period the pre- vious year,under the tariff of 142, to have produced the above increase in the revenue, as the average rate ot duty under the tariff of 1846, ramgos about six per cent under that of the tariff of 1842. The gross revenue from the public works of Ponnayl vunia, during the month of July, this year, amounted to $182,842, against $145,507 for the same month last year, making the aggregate for the season, up to the Ist inst, $1,019,631 against, $711,576 for the corresponding period last year, showing an increase of $307,956 this year. We still adhere to the belief that the ‘net increase from the public works of that State, for the year ending Novem- ber 30, 1847, will exceed one million of dollars, or more than one half of the annual interest on the entire public indebtedness. It has been officially announced that after the pay- ment of the August interest, of two and a half per cent. on the debt of Pennsylvania, there was an unappro- priated surplus in the Treasury of $927,227 70 The amonnt of interest paid on the Ist inst., was $049,781 70. The temporary loan of $2 000 had been previously paid, and the revenues had been anticipated to the amount of more: than $20,000 from the banks. Had the Treasury depart- ment been free from the incumbrance of the loan of two hundred thousand dollars on the ist of Vebruary, there would haye been a surplus on hand the lat of August of more than half a million of dol- lars. About a dozen counties paid their quote of taxes in advanoe, to place the payment of the interest be- yond «contingency, This will probably never be re- quired again. The treasury is not only relieved from all embarrassments, but bas a surplus equal to more tap thirty-three per cent of the interest due next Feb- ruary The people of Pennsylvania may well be proud of the position their State now occupies in the financial world, as it has been reached by almost superhuman efforts, and at immense sacrifices. Stock Minchamge: $2000 Tr Notes, 6's, bi0 104% =50shsNor& Wor bio 10000 ys, 38,” «ONS 75 FA i s 100% 50 390 56: 9000 U 8 6's, 67, 105 100 © do tans 55, 9000 Ohio 6's, 6, wor We do # it isthe 30 Long fulaud 33) 20 do 33 oy de bio 43} 36 wo do 3 Fricke ASEER oo Iti 9 jem 2 Aubura ‘och ” fat $0 do 90 637 toa 200 «= do ris 50 Reading RE shs Harlem RR 64 lO 33%, 100 arlem sasha Long Island big z ig Ms soo lo 5 SNor i Wor soda 38 10 do 030 GaSe 100 Stonington b30 62" 20 Reading RR 678g New Stock Exchange. 40 shs Harlem XR 50shs Long Island reg 3344 50 do Te 50 do cash 3394 eh 3D Nor & Ww. 3 203g Noi ‘or See reg 63% 25 do seie cl di 50 Farmers? Trust = eS CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yona, Weonespay Arrernoon, Avavst 11. The quotations for flour varied very little from yes- terday’s prices. Sales of Genesee were made at $5 813, to $6 8734, with a small lot fresh ground at $5 94. A lot of one brand, Indiana, sold at $5 75, and considera- ble lots Ohio and Michigan sold at $5 6234 a $575. A parcel of round hoop Ohio, (baker’s brands.) was sold at prices ranging from $5 75 to $6 2: nd sales of Oswego and Genesee were made for shipment on private terms. Considerable parcels New Orleans and western sour, were sold at $4a$4 60, A sale of Ohio wheat was made at @1 16. A parcel of southern new wheat sold at $1 18, and another do, from North Carolina, on private terms. Pure white Genesee was held at $1 40, while about $1 30 was offered. Corn was firmer by about 3 cents per bushel. Sales of round yellow, part very handsome, were made at 75a 76c ,and ot good mixed at 70c., including a small lot reported sold at 7lc. There was nothing doing in meal. Rye stood at about 80 a 82c, A cargo afloat sold at 470.; some holders asked more. Provisions were steady. Sales of mess pork were made on private terms, and @ small lot brought ¢15 75. Sules of prime were made at $12 60. Sales of Ohio butter were made at 12c., and of prime leat lard in barrels at 10c. Groceries were steady, with a moderate amount ef sales, Receipts down the Hudson River, Aug. 10. Flour... 9,606 barrels. Wheat. 1,600 bushels, Corn meal... 337“ Corn......16,159 * , *Asnxs—The market for pots was steady, and sales of 200 bbls were made at $4 8734, and 100 do pearls, at $7 3736 a $7 60, which exhibited a furtheradvance. Buxapsturrs—Flour—Sales of 2500 bbls Oswego, and about as much more Oswego and Genesee together, were reported gold on private terms, for sbipment. ‘The frat parcel, {t was believed, brought not under $6 81%, nor over $5 8744, Sales in several separate parcels of Ohio and Michigan, which footed up about 2,000 bbls, were made at $5 62% @ $576; 500 do, one brand, Indiana, sold at $575, A small lot of 100 bbis, fresh ground Genesee, sold at $5 94. Several lots, in all about 1000 bbls round hoop Obio, mostly bakers’ brands, sold at $5 75 a$6 20. 600 baevels Genesee sold at $5 8754; and 500 barrels do, were reported sold at $5 4134. Sales of 4,000 bbls. New Orleaps, sour, sold at $4, and 2.000 do Western do, re- cvived via. th Wheat—Sales of e canal, sold at $425. 6,600 bushels new Southern were made at $1 18; 2,700 do new North Carolina, sold on private terms; and 2,600 do Ohio, sold at $115. Corn—Sales of 2,500 bushels Found yellow, fold on private terms; 3,000 flat yellow, and 2 # 3,000 do round do, sold at 75 cents, and 2'a 3,000 do rouna yellow, very handsome, sold at 76 cents; 3,000 bushels handsome mixed sold at 70 cents; and a small parcel do was reported sold at Ti cents. AMeal—No sales transpired, Kye was worth 80.882 cents. A cargo of Oats sold at 47 cents—some holders demanded a higher rice. ty CanpLes—Sperm were steady at 31 cents. Correx—Sales were making at previous prices,though toa moderate extent. Corton—The market latterly has been devoid of the buoyancy so apparent last week, and the purchases ef- fected to-day were at prices ranging along our inside quotations, although not entirely so—it being difficult to buy generally, or largely, at these figures. The market is Well supplisdjand the sales are supposed to reach 1,300 bales, chieh ly for Liverpool. We quote— Livexroot Cuassvication. New Orleans Florida, one. Uplands. Mob. & Texas Fist barrels No. $475 Fxurr—Sales of 3 a 600 boxes bunch raisins were made 1 45. —Sules of 50 bales American dew rotted wore sold at $150. Holders afterwards demanded » higher fi spirits tur- pentine were made at 43 cts. Raw was worth $2 75.— ‘Tar $2 375. North country rosin, 55 cts. and Wilming- ton, 6734 cts. O1.s —A small lot of 500 gallons country linseed, sold at 6734 cta.; moderate sales city pressed, were making at 70 cta., and of English at 68 cts., cash.’ There was no- thing new in whale or sperm. Puovisions.—Salos of 35 barrela wess pork were made at $1575, and 200 do. sold on private terms ; 100 do. prime do. were sold at $12 50, Beef was steady.—Lard —ales of 130 bbls. prime leaf were made at 10c. ; prime, in kegs was scarce, and was worth 1134 cts, Buiter— Saler of 130 kegs Ohio were made at 12 cts. Cheese no change. The late receipts arrive in better condition. Rice.—Sales within a day or two, fuot up about 100 tieroes at $5 a $5 50, Svcar.—We have only to notice sales of 30 hhds. Cu- ba Muscovado, at 6% cts., 4 months. Srxp.—Sules of 100 bbls. were made at 7 ots. Flax seed stood at about $1 48 offered to $1 50 asked. Towacco.—Sales of 30 bales St. Domingo were made by auction at 7% @ 11 cts, Wiatesonr—No change. Wuasxny—Sales of 300 bbls. State prison were made ic. & 28IgC. Faeionts—Rates continued inactive; 600 bbis. to fill up were taken for London at 3s. 9.; 2000 bbls. flour were reported to have been engaged for Liverpool at 2s. 6d.— A small parcel to fill up, (in @ fereign vessel probably) was reported engaged at 28. To fillup in American ves- sels to Liverpool, the rates varied from 28, 6d. to 3s. Nothing new to the continent. 4s av Arction—Imported in the ships Eliza Ann and Sea Witch. Terms, notes at six months. Young Hyson—122 boxes at 61 cents per lb.; 50 do 57; 30 half chests 65; 60 do 53; 10 do 50; 30 do 4034; 27 do 49; 20 do 4834; 151 do 48; 33 do 4734; '40 do 47; 19 do 44; 95 do 4234; 17 do 4134; 15 do 41; 34 do 4034; 25 do 39%; 50 do 38; 141 do 3734; 22 do 37; 32 do 363g; 8% do 30; 216 do 303; 254 do 30; 40 do 291g; 30 do 29; 106 do 25; 20 do 9; 349 do 834; 205 121b. boxes 1344; 240 half chest! withdrawn, Twankay 50 half chesta 3354; 121 do 24; 16 do 23% 41 do 23; 60 chests 22; 50 half do withdrawn Gunpowder—13 half chests 77; 14 do 48; 13 do 45; 36 do 44; 61 do 26; 44 do 30%; 49 do withdrawn, Imperial—11 half chests 59; 11 do 5034; 90 do 4634; 31 do 4534; 61 do 45; 10 do 4234; 15 do 4136; 20 do 40; 25 do 303; 36 131b. boxes 65; 56 asilyson Skin—30 chests 3534 13 do 74%; 36 do 25%; 32 do 25; 57 half chests 24;'48 chests with- drawn. Souchong—246 halt chests 17. Ningyong Souchong— 44 half chests 24; 120 do, and 100 141b. boxes 2334; 70 half chests 23; 292 boxes 2234. Oolong Souchong—27 half chests 33}; 20 do 21; 109 14lb, bo tes 2434; 100 do 24; 292 half chests withdrawn. Orange Pekow— 24 half chests 24; 46 do 183. Powehong—20 half chests 28; 41 do16!4; 25 do 16; 59 do 153g; 130 do withdrawn. Oolong Ningyong—23 half chests 24, Suepoy Oolong—147 half chests 2334. AvcTiow SaLes—30 logy mahogany at 11}g0. a 22%%0., at 4 months, Markets. Burrato, Aug. IP. M Receipts—-Flour, 1000 bbls; corn, 5000 bushels; wheat, 16,000 bushels, It has been raining hard all day, which has checked out-door transactions, The markots have, consequently, been quiet. Western flour is held at $5 06 & $5 12)4, and Geneseo at $5 25; but there are no buyers at these figures, Good red wheat is quoted at Ole., Cleveland white at 1060, as yesterday; but | hear of no transactions. Corn is Sic, a 620., and firm; whiskey, 26 a 2734. Freights to Albany—Flour, 02 c.; wheat, 170.; corn, 14o, Auwany, Aug. 11—P. M. Receipts —Flour, 6,500 barrels; corn, 42,600 bushels ; wheat, 2,600 bushels. The market is inactive for,bread. stuffs generally, and flour is dull and heavy, without marked change in rates. Corn is generally held for higher rates, and I hear of no important sales, either of corn or wheat, About 6000 bushels onts sold at 460, Baurimony, Aug. 11, 3847. ‘The stock board is very dull to-day,’ and the tenden- cy of prices is downward. The demand for flour is fall. ing off again. There were moderate sales thin morning at $6 for Howard stroet, and $6 was also taken for City villa. ‘The supply very light. Sales white wheat made at 128 to 131 cents, and red at 120 to 125 to the amount of 6000 bushels, Sales prime white corn at 69 to 700. Sales oats 99 to dle. Ponneyivani rye flour iw selling in small lots at 4 31 to $4 375%. Sales rye 69 to 200. Mens pork is nesrly nominal at $16 to $1625, and prime $13 tw $14, some holders asking @ quarter higher. Beef $10 to $15 for rime and mess, Lurd is more active at 9 to 1034 for bbls and kegs. Bacon without change. Cineiwnatt, Aug. 9 Flour sells moderately at $4 26 to $4 81, and holders . Whiskey 17 to 1730. in bbls, Lard selling freely and at firm prices. Provisions without any change, ANTD inst., by his Honor the Wine IMMEDI, ‘Stone ATELY—2 street. On Tuesda: the 10th at l6 4 Mayor, Gesner Exton Wiitiams, tate of London, to ANTED—A native of China, We cpeompany » Laotnese Magia Louisa Cousins, of Sls site. he AY, ley | capes of 0 Chia. ft nee Xu ., by the Rev. H Pusper, D. Dstt pd Pond ot lerald, addressed pe the General. , Joun J, a 5 7 — Teel Saunas, es aias Linamerm, daughter of Me op peo thorough On Wednendsy, August 11, by the Rey. C. B. Sing, ae ot ampratdery, Ke, will have the preference. | A Mr. Swwev Convers to Miss ‘Hewnierta, daughter of NTUD IMMUDIATeLY—aevenl Pome ed Shepherd Deveau, Esq. all of this city. rising men to solicit subscribers aud collect money for Died. On Tuesday, 10th inst., after a lingering illness, Mrs. Jemima Fraren, aged 87 years, Her funeral will take place frot typ residence of her nephew, Stephen R. Pinckney, No.319 Bowery, on Thurs- day morning at 8 o'clock. Her remains will be taken to the family burial ground at East Chester for inter- ment. i At her residence in Westchester, on Saturday,July 31, Mrs, Jemima Warson. aged 77 yeara. On Wednesday morning, August 1), after a painful illness, Mr. Benwanoixo Cxosas, merchant,of St. Johns, Porto Rico. CarHanine Harner, infant daughter of James and Charlotte McClave, aged one year, 4 months, and 15 ays. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral this (Thursday.) ‘afternoon at 6 o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 256 West Eight- eenth street, between 9th and 10th avenues. The mem- bers of Tompkins Lodge No.9, I. 0. of O. F., are also Tespectfully,invited to attend. At Westbrook, Conn., August 7, of lockjaw, JonatHax EpMonpson, son of John and Anna Maria Spillett, aged 15 years, a native of Gillingham, Kent, England. A TWO THOUSAND DOLLAR BOND, or a Thousand Dollar Loan, on approved property, w r ranty fora sible Situation, either in iption, or in any private establishment. office, D.C: 8. aul2 7t*re LOST from on board the Jersey City morning train from Philadelphia, ),on & large bl er Trunk marked" L. aes at te reward will be paid for the tranic or any information lead to ats recovery. All comm nications should be sent to the Merchaut’s Hotel, 41 Court- landt stre aula 20; Loi: See eanas ment. ‘one of the most popular fea who can come well recor and perseverance Avy! iy a od the country. ecommended for houesty integrity 85 to $8.8 day. the year round, ISRAEL POST, 0 Nass ean make from 1 e Krvcery store, in the base alt 2c*m » 4 good cook. inquire on board wane street, atthe depot. Also, a good boatman, to go as captaiu, and fi amen to work atice. Good prices will be paid for good steady men, Eu- qitire as above. aull 3t*re ANTED, by a geutee Petent, a 31 family. Would ha young female, who is fully com- Nursery Goveruess in a priv) ituation as e if ldress, ve no objection to go south. ald Phen any o ‘aul road Bank of V; who have not quested to cal Ireland. Any inforu thankfully received by post-paid, Gover his office, all 3e*1e NF WANTED of Arthur and Margaret MeGeer, nau the county ‘Tyrone, Parish Cloghe,t u relative to the above parties will be wen Short. at Mr, Clearys, 23 Anu st St* re a Ns D—A Boy, of cctable famniiy—Salary $100 a ear. “Apply to VANFERNOT & DULAC, 18 South im street. : ix Bank of Létis re Pp ALLADIUM, PLAIN —Lamp-makers who OMM. CLAL AND KAILKOAD BANK OF VICKS- BURG—The stockholders of the Commercial and Rail- E t Vicksburg, are hereby notified that the deed of trust in relation to the arrangem greditors of said bank, deposited is cl remain there until the 18th inst.” All those persons. who hold it between them and the with the Cashier ef the ‘ho is one of the trustees It will is 4 Bank. JOHN A BARCLAY, NUGOGDENS VAY } Trustees, D IMIDIUM PuINTS. Amencan Pilot Duck.—300 bolts heavy, Nos. 1 to 6. Cotton Kavens, Bear aud Ship Mark’d Duck.—500 bolts,com- Prisinj ths ight, both twilled and piain, suitable for light sails, teuts, awnings, &e. . New ngland Canyvas.—1000 bolts Nos. 1 to 10, 22 to44 inches wide, anew and beautiful fabric; a portion ‘of them suitable for india rubber purposes, and will be contracted for by the subscribers to be made of any width, weight or thick- ness desired. Whaling Canvas.—250 bolts extra heavy Nos. 1 to 4, desigs ed for the whalemen. i E yj 4 ‘as, 30 to 72. inches wide, suitable for pa- Mg, tarpaul ammocks, , Cotton Bagging, oth plain'and twilled, 20 to 44 inches wide. Foraale by FOX & POLHEMUS, al2 12 ThS&kTa*: 59 Broad, ¢ [He PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPAKRY road, corner Bea ve notice that the Directors are vow prepared to treat with Manufacturers for Railroad Iron, deliverable 2 an Fi 20: t pleasure 4 announcing to his friends and patrons, that they can be. ac- commodated with a superior quality of Shrewsbury. Oysters, the first in market this season, along with all other kinds of re: freshments generally Kept in saloous. ‘This is a chance for the lovers of oysters. : ‘The Baris stocked with such Wines, need no farther recommending. But’ c takes g Liquors and Se; all and “gi as ive them 4 and OKLGAGE SALE—By virtue of two es kages, to me dire red, 1 wil sale, at 129 Duane street, in the city of teenth day of Angust (\istant) at Ido°elock’ A. M.on that day, the stock of horses, waggons, sleighs, harness, &c., as de scribed in the said mortgages. CHARLES VAN BLARCUM, Attorney for its ala ae expose for w York, on the thir _ August 11, 1847. ORGAN, MANUFACTORY. Pn removed to 548 Pearl street, nes roadway, New York, hat by rimer manufactory, sec abe stock of the best and old seasoned wood, and built convenience for erecting organs of the largest class, he will be enabled to sustain his well established reputation, and he re- spectfully solicits extended patronage, hurch, Parlor and Church, or Lodge, Finger and Barrel Ovgans, constantly for sale. jv24 30t eod* re T° HOTEL KEEPERS. —A Man and Wile wish to get a Situation ina respectable Hotel ; he as first rate Loaf aud faney Breakfeast Bread Baker—she as Pastry Cook, of first rate ability, can assist with making Soups, all kinds of fancy Cakes, Jellies aud Ices. They hive no incumbrances. Any commands addressed to M O.B., atthe Herald ofice. will be auli 3¢* re respectfully a’tended to. [SE FOR BHIPPING—I0,000 TONS ICE, from eight to twelve inches thick, put up expressly for shipping, aud packed on board vessels, Vessels fitted for long and short voyages at the lowest market prices, and at the shortest notice, by 8, M. Cheeseman, Proprietor of the Union Ulster County Ice Company. all 12t*re Depot foot of Duane street, 2t' Maria, has left my bed and HEREAS, my wife Ani board of her own free will, and without my permission, reby forbid it persons from harboring her, and uotity all pesgous that I will pay no debts of her coutracting. tre ced “PHILLIP HESSEMER. KOELER, H M.D., Surgeon and Oculist, has practised © for more than ten years in different parts of Europe, Asia Minor, Lasistan, Armenia, South Africa, Brazil an New Holland. dy’ FP eencu steam Havre, and Paris Express Ageney.— letters, and orders will be received for the Philadeiphin, to sail on the isth, at No. 10 Wall street. A special agent, to attend to the business of the agency iwent out ia the Union, aud resides in Paris. th LIVINGSTON, WELLS & Co. CHARLES FULLER, wholesale and retail dealer in J. Jennings’ new patent "premium safety Gas Lampe; also, fatent Phosgene Gas fordo. Also, Camphine, Spirit Gas, Oil. and Lard Lamps, Hall Lanthoras,Girandoies, &e., of the most approved styles ind patterns. Also, Camp pirit Gas, icks, &e. &e. No. 272 Greenwich street, between Chambers ad Warren streets: a3 30t®re M. CAKROLL’S MEDICATED VAPOR Baths. Fulton street, opposite Church street, are a safe and cure for rheumatism, coughs, colds, swelling of the stiffaess of the joints, ague aud fe: . recommend ed by Drs. Mott, Stevens, Boyd, and others. ‘The Vapor Bath has been succeisfully adm nistered in the above complaints, for the last 22 years. Open from 6 A. M. till 10 P. M. Sarsaparilla 1 yrup prepared by the Shak de. HOUSE, No@ Beekman street. Board and 5, 75 cents per bot- tus tere day, week or month, ou the moat reasoua ice of several single rooms tay be id by <” Single meals mey be had at. all hou Men de WILSON. ad 30thre B Lodging by ble terms. Ae! } TAUGHT, on moderate terms, by a lady who has had considerable experience in’ teaching. She teaches on the Logerian system, which is greatly approved of in Europe. ‘Terms, Three Dollars per month A line addressed to A. B., at the Herald office, s! tended to jy29 ONDERFUL VERY. the Hair, which will chan color in a‘ew minutes, This Solution is different from any Yet offered. ‘Those who doubt its virtues are requested 9 ave their hair chinged before paying their money, Une trial will prove the fact. ‘The Solution cau be had at © mond’s, 278 Broadway, corner of C! jowery; Dr.’ Con 4 Coenties SL ’s- Solution for ir to its original AMUEL R, BLACK, Attorney at Law, end promptly to all business ia, South Caroli the adjoining lewberry, and Fai wi in Columby districts Hi irfield. ina. Uharleston, 8. C. jy ALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY, session 1817-8.- ‘he annual leotures iu this institution commence the first Mouday in November next, and ead the latter part of February. 1 Chapin A. Harris, A. M., M. D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Dental Surgery. thomas E, Bond, Jr, A. M., M. D., Professor Special Pa- thology and Therapeutic 5 Wk. Handy, MM, Professor of Anatomy and Physiology Amos Westco Mechanical Dew pUxrenus O.Coue, D. D. 8, Demonstrator of Mechaaical try. facility for a thorough practical, as well as theoreti- cal education, is provided; and exch student is required to de- + M. D., Professor of Operative and to six hours each day to the mani the surgical and mechanical departmen a ations in to 12 2aw*re Pik HAN! _______sW. R. HANDY, Dean, GINGS—GREAT BARGAINS |! PRIME, Manufacture of Paper Hangings (No. 343 Peari anklin Square), would inform Country Merchauts, nd those in the trade, that he is selling off his whole stock of Paper H wand mi for manufacturing, jew of declining this business for another, All whole: i to $100 for ca strictly at manufacturers’ cost pri buying larger amounts, a liberal disco will be made. Purchasers will fin named, in strict necordance with the above declara auld 12t®Tu Th&Sre R. PRINCE, 43 R. DE LINIERE has the honor to inform the public and particularly young gentlemen who desire to perfect themselves in the Freuch language, that he has opened Un curs de conversation, to take place three times a week. Gen- tlemen who wish to avail themselves of this opportunity, will apply at No.438}¢ Broad way. Mr. De L. takes this occasion to offer h tlemen who desire private lessons. NATIONAL FIRE , 62 Ins ervioge to ladies v3 ERT Be ro SITRANCE COMPANY ce against Fire and Inland ompany is Prepared to make i ance against loss or Len by fire on dweiling houses, wi houses, buildings in general, goods, wares and merchandize of every description, and personal property,and on risks Of trans portation and inland savimation. RECTORS. Thomas W. Thorne, Will m Van Wyck, John Van Boskerck, Hedfield, Bngene Bogart, in Hofftaa, Henry H. Wari, Robert ly Cave Heury D: Beat, Stevben Holt” y Beaek, ephen Holt, Dr ea 3 to, THOMAS W. "THORNE, President Tiss Sapied of tis Tastitntion is now full, and with » aur] ‘Money to loan on bond and mortgage dy1t 30t m J SEREMSON INSURANCH COMPANY—Office No d street, opposite the Merchants’ Exchauge. company Continues to insure against loss or damage by | dwelling houses, warehouses, buildings in geaersl, | Wares, and merchandize, aud every description of per Property. Losses correctly and promptly adjasted and paid. Thos. D., Francis P.Sage, | Moses: An Boker, hom, BH join He os. ML Jeok onto mien” | Thos. W. Thome, | Sea sa sree Seorenry, MOBED TUCKER, sndent ry UFACTORY. Pa Cc Gl at JARI » New York i Anne Jew Yor yu were OMANTIC dersigned has takei Heury D. friends and the pu reasonable terms’and on the shortest notice. aud poles always on hand. A good grove attached to the house for der parties. Sere uested, and is now ready to acc . F cea who feauire palladium for. Bronzing iquor, may now be supplied at alow price. Likewise plat ifs Sbeoner, Isaacs vg tage’® Eeee Peet | Wis au aay aueeieiair fuse rauaae ie ‘Star,” Henry Le L. Chat fydriod potash, quiuiue. laburraguis, chinrrsedt pace suthee! te pictlore im ror the Letheou, strong aimouia aud sweet spirits of casks Whit iy, of tre, iv sulphate of ammouia, cyanid, potassiu flavor. for presei ‘Also in store, en to debenture, a wi all seap, fly paper, ant, moth, cockroach, rat full assortment of the above Brandies, of various vintages from | an‘ bed bus nelson, ite “ a 1827 to 1846. Samples at the office, 104 Wall street. rr. LEWIS ‘CHTWANGER, aula 3oceim HENRY LEGER, all 7t#m tu 23 Liberty street. a IN SAIL CLOTH, HEAVY CANVAS, Ke— ILLLARD T. & FOR SALE.—One in perfect or- COs hetae Filos Pack alee bolts of thissuperior an. A ter witht set ofan bal Se a fomplete, wil be . ‘ tor | sold cheap for cash. ; igned expressly fe square sails, andequally | to the Presidest ofthe Stes Clubs Mr A. GROSCLAGBE, soft and flexible as the linen, No. 145 Fulton ‘stairs salt MeCOMBS DAM—The un: ihe house formerly occupied by ith breakfast, dinner, ‘oat supper, 4 i dinner, ont ‘Boats, batt Lines bli PETER HERM Di C inev Cou Soap, ened trans! de! Me Be all rtlandt & FOW! magic, wizard ! but science happily wears a belt. o the golden one of the mighty H format capecially bew. Courtlandt street. raud’s articles ure to be obtained genuine, ix at his depot, 67 Walker street, first store west of Broadw: OUNTRY MERCHAN’ MERY, Toilet Soaps, Pat ery vari Ys treet, first store trom Broadway. Als”, VROO ‘LER’S ‘unrivalled Walnut Oil Military Shaving DEALERS IN PERKU- it Medicines, Faucy Articles the lowest terms a No, 1 d from OM » supplie the only genuine, awarded the first premium at the aud 30t*m_ THE, ONLY MEDICAT ARTICLE—11 rite with the public, is uaiversally acknowledged to rank fore: most among moderu inventious ; and this celebrity is accorded fo iy for its astonishing powers of purification, as well for ts surprising on the human s state of sor and ! Theda; iy eruptions are immedi the toughest, roughest smooth as an tnfant’s and brilliantly whi lightfu! I fr ware of 30t®m frequeatly chafed and sore, cannot ha eel, soothing applied to it than Gouraud’s licated Soap ! American Institute in 1844 and 184 GE 6. 0. B. GROSER, formerly with i} LER yoE No. 3 _____VROOM& FOWLER: GENUIN. URAUD'S ITALIAN ED SOAP—BEWARE Of A SPURIOUS his delicious compound so deservedly a favo- Ht as medical and chemical propertie: ts action ‘a is so Inarvellous, that but for the ealignt: ty, it would be accredited to the power of nveutor probably suffer at the stake as a ‘sof necromancy, however, have gone by ; if fur gre s. Certain it t the rough, chapped, freckled, tanned, made to undergo, by a free use of Gou- sated Soap, exceed the power of magic ! |, that the entire host of cutaneous tely cured by it ; itis so emollient, that hardest skin, is’ speedily made as’ soft : chemical propertic t epidermis which a tro} in be easily rendered. sol ad itis so highly scente iant, clear, a that a de- ance will float the livelong day around the,person ‘or the mere purposes of the toi asa purifier aud cleanser of the nothing can . nothing can it is the most delicious a luxurious ton- be without it. If it is father, brother, or lover, nurseling,whose tender ve anything ious soaps purportin counterfeit of ated, and of w id The only place in Nev 1 be medic: nuraud’s, Soap sod in w. York where Gou- jew York. R. JON. ‘Teeth, and warrants them'as good as the natural ‘ones, for bitiog and mastication. A coinplete double set of best mineral Teeth on fine DENTIST, 110 BROADWAY, inserts gene! Di War G 2 least hand. alo Arti ano of} completely every other Hrd substance on office, 63 Chamb ot Fre OWELL ON THE ‘Treatise o1 ravings, rules for the selecti e 50 cents. rally. i r Powell attends exclusivel Ear from 9 to 4 o'clock, at his of re uN. TAYL| AL aa pal s the hon w Yor! pain, and f Dr. 3 AC! © BRICK, at Ft Enquire of 3tis*m To and the publ irpate soft 1s performed ii i hi YeE—Just published, a Popular its Diseases, and their cure, with on of spectacies, &c., 8vo., be had at the author's, and of booksel m the BYE, to diseases of the Eye and ice 261 Broadway, comer of reet I Eyes of superior quality recently imported. re OR'S PORTRAIT —The first and only por- lor ever taken from life, is the o1 trait of Gen. Tay painted by Mr Atwood, and now on exhibition at his oo! comer of Reade street and Broadway. All who are cur (o nee how the Hero of Buena Vista really looks, would do well to. call and their curioricy. ‘The pictures sold about the s:reet caricatures, and their impression should be effaced from the mind, by seeing the true Ii Admits nts. aul ADI ORNS, without cutting oF the Ur 8. Shiriacoff, from St. or to auni burg, of Rus- Ww ‘The oper- n the space of a few minutes, without the patient may resume his dress’ and ri . ooeupe tion with the satisfaction of carrying the corn or root in his opedist, wi give his attendance at his ers street, opposite the Park. Welsh Fire Brick, CUXAFTS & TAYLO! 22 Exchange —Wanted, lace. inst. pletii aud hi 50 sary C feet. Also, mill sawed, (for the new State Arses dies will 108, de: ello’ Unopjectior of contrac ‘et re 5 * may be skets Due D. chests black and green Tea will be sold at great bargains to close « oonsigument cers would do weil t e promptly attended t of gO0is to d ing to $10 will au8 J0t*re THAW BUAKDS.—® tons Straw _Jy49 tim _ ioe ea dala L%, ON MONDAY, July 25, between All York, on board the Hendrick Hudson, or on one of t 8 to dispo 500 pairs fine French Ci tock ofblack and white lace Visites, at cost price; avery cheap lotofneedlework Collars, from 3. to so tind some Edgings well worth SOLAR OR! bow: Mr. meignees by the 1845, will Please pan their addresses to the office o' au6 BOY LAMPS, oy my) ST. BARTHOLOME WS CHURKUH for sale, treet.” EALED PROPOSALS will be ral’s Office, for Wh irably situated. Apply to 63 and 67 Nassau a10 Mitm ~ ved at the Comi timber per thous er thousand 1) on, or before the ‘i6ui mable Security will be required for the com- t. Kor size of umber call at the office. New HENRY STORMS, Com. Gen’, + w Pine, for xi ‘ork, August 9th, 1847. \AEAP CASH ESTABLISHMENT.—The undersigned furnishes ships. steamers, hotels, boarding houses and fa- milies with all kinds of stores at whole: le prices. Among egars, fine wines, he Chain ne, 250 found groceries, liquors, Montabello and Heidsiel Country merchants and up town xro- ll, All orders from the country will Masters of vessels having small lots se of for cash will please call. Orders amount- sent home free < ‘cal to. 59 Water st. Boards tor PERSSE. & BROOKS, No. 65 and 67 Nasanu atreet Te bi @ large black trunk bound with iron in large white letters, marked on the "h ead. A liberal reward will besgiven for said trunk, or for any information that may lead fo,ite SLR, by WARRINGTON & RICHARDS, No. 32 Burling Slip, New York. J. D. BELL, IL LING r. J. D, ip Utiea, from Havre, in Pecember, OYD & HINCKEN, No. 88 Wall st. USTAF F. WESTMAN is requested to call atthe Swe dish and Norwegian Consulate, 85 W he will hear of something to hi SH IMPOR1 O' Cr rondway. have received a fresh lot of the much admired sheer lawn handkfs, narrow taped borders, which are offered usually cheap; black and ‘est atreet, where and 14) adenntawe, 1ON.—W. No. 377 ite laced Capes, from $1 50; at Is. and Is 6d per pair; the . each — tn Valeucienues Laces aud eir attention. ____ J¥19 300" m_ GIRANDOLES, HALL, LAN- ‘ea ‘Trays, &c.—The subseriber has now tion one of the best selected stock’3 of the ty. Country dealers, churches, hotels, i ind itto their advantage tock, which will ve sald at rede JOHN" W. MORGAN, Broad) ant, rn to re spectfull day the 2d ivl4 30t#re 154 Fulton at. one door enat o KOADWAY BATHS AND RES ¢. 600 Brondw: rs of this room, they have fitted a where every delica solicit an inspect Adgustats PM _Petit soupers served on the shortest noti The propri n- that in ion to th sand reading ee expense, a Restaur- Ne With the will beserved to thors ho Tose OTICE TO CONTRACT | he Fi lem Railroad fm ‘Croan Felie to ite PI snow and pany reserve the right they may whether c EXTENSION OF over Plains nding er ine in * will be received ; tins, until the ‘rat of Scien oe prepared for the e: if specifications ‘will be exhibited ut the Fock to accept or reject any pro- u jowest. ALUANCAMPEREL, Rogineer. N of goo a “re months, 72 Wail street. nb e® f Five EW YORK, AGENCY .— - iat Axent to France, ey, by receive ord all des most reasousble and despateh, for transmission to and. from phin will leave te fay Tom any part of the United States and Canada, (post ude o' for that ve will be atte Mrs dof Payable ou demand, Letters'and parcels will also NEW YORK FIRE AND MA KANCE Co., New York, August 4, {7s joard of Directors have this day declared ¢ per eeat, out of the pegs of the last six at the offiee of the company, No. . UNDERHILL, retary. + HA ‘The undersigned Leg | dospatche to attead to the busines rador parehase and trai s by the French Steamers, and with the greatest promptn ceived Inde alet Or. be ree Ve ne The Phy w York on the 15th of Qyen | is now ready at No. 10 Wall 9 nied LVINGSTON, WELLS & CO. VRE AND PARIS EXPRESS | PACKET SHIP WEST POINT, FOR LIVER. a8 | RB 23h. Will sail to-morrow, (Friday morning.) at 12 ber- acti of EA SOMNAMBUL A ‘,ulvino, Mr. Frazer + Amica, brace bi will be Petute iy Fy ghee ed Binge Matages Tit rom This © ut Deverinmed ihe NaiAD ENA Fle Bell; Lady Miss Pauny Gordo h BAMBOOZLING Sir Marmaduk Mealoma Me JeGreaaes Mealy, Aire Phillipe, Lede ties sore aitde with BLACK KEYED SUSAN—William, Mr, W: Marshall; Susan, Mrs, Phillips. Boxes, 29 ceuts; Pitaud Gallery, 1236 cents. Doors open quarterto’7; performance to commence at haifvast 7 HATHAM THEATRE. —Uuder the Management ot Mr. CC ETC Rk tiursday ‘Evenings “An just 12, will be performed the comedy of NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS— Lieutenant Kingston, Mr, ¢ Admiral Kingstou, Mr. ‘aylor; Miss Mortimer, ). Howard. ‘To be followed bythe tavestic of HAMLET —Hamlet, Mr. rougham; Claudius, Whiting; host, Winans; Ohelis, rou ‘To conclude with the farce of the ON Mr Brougham: Julia Paices—Boxes, 25 cents; ceuts each seat. Doors ope 7—performance commences at hal fi A VASTLE GARDEN.—Mr, Banen, Stage Mauager—On ‘Thursday Evening, August 12. the comic oj JOHN OF PANS” Fearigo Potts Mr, Holland: ‘Fohu of Paris, Mr. is Clave ha rand Pas de ‘Trois by Miss Le Ils, Wells. and ki Petite Mary Anne, ou Wells Hptermission of Haitan Wage ‘o conclude with NO ING ERE, » Mr. ; Hobia, Walcot; Nelly, Miss Clarkes oles» Me t 654; Vertormance to commence at 8. peamene pest. K MR. WALC THe KAVEL FAMILY be merous frieuds aud patrons in Ne leased PALMO’S: OPERA HOUSE for a short summer sea- son, being their farewell appearauce in America, Bem {0 anuomace to their au: w York, that they have Dcing get PTET ou ring the sensoa Wil ced ‘tor me NO MDALLET. DIVERTISEMEN TS ore NT! A succession of NEW COMIC: PANTOMIMES, by Ga- riel Ravel and the celebrated faraly ; ‘A series of novel entertainments on the ROPE. 1u addition a VAUDEVILLE CO. aud a Grand Orchestra (during the ncermisnign the Bal UMN TED PROMENADE, . erected under the superiatende ti , ne fa Bune = and direction of willbe opened rst time. desigued, mpARy, Musi- a “JOHN SER TON, Manager. MERICAN MUSEUM, comer Broad d Ann # AM aay performances both “Afternvon and tveniage Mlle Gertrude, Freuch Dansese—Balloon—Moving fan- oramic Painting of the. great City of London, with many interesting tions of ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY. Y¥.- ). ob PARES WAS REAR OURANG OUTANG—ANATOMICAL VENUS. Mad. ROC» WELL, the famous Fortaue Veller. Admission 25 ceuts—Children under ten, one siuiling. al Bkeapway THEATRE.—This adel ting in Broadway, will be pay bys ee a management of G. H. BARRETT. Persons of acknowledged talent wishing situations for the season, will please address him (prepaid at log ae street. i tor. (7 During Mr. Barrett's absence in Europe, all lecers nd business coi y be addressed to his agent, ‘ORBYN, No. 2 Barciay street. CAL INSTRUMENTS. NEW St oF Just received from the first manufactories in View and Paris, an assortinent of the latest and most approved mu- sical instruments, consisting of bass instruments called Bassa ‘Tubas, in F.C aud E flat, with from 3 to 6 cylinder aud (a new style of valy rum, which the performer can re- gulate by the move according to his ancy in oue also tf Euphoaeum with 4 cylinder lete bass solo instru: military of musical mstruinents, nets, Post Horus, Comop i ne e had wholesale and retail, aC. G. Christman's mus trument manufactory and warehouse, 404 Pearl m nd st. STONES—EDWARD WIKTHS, ffers for sale a superior quality and article, both of the blue and yellow will be willing to sell upon favorable terms. it of the above stone, which he jy M4 30t* re ROWNS COFFEE HOUSE B LOON, No. 71 Pearl street, of the city, (head of Coenties » ments to merchants, strany call them to that of ty. Breakfast, Dinuer wd ‘Tea. GEORGE BROWN, late of Jy2990t*re Vejoy’s Hot ‘0 CLAIMANTS, &e—GENERAL AGEN Diy of Washi er ay gener it jotary public, an 5 the public that he has senioved hi ofice teehe building ne loor south of Chubb & Schenck’s exchange office, on 15th street, opposite rei Department, where frombely and taitiralty yany bust he will asury , attend to any business in the above ‘ine which bra Oh entrusted to his care. Persons ‘ing Grin tthe general government, and who may confide m u ement, may rest assured that they will be speedily to sender Bodnty land warrauts or treasury scrip will be secured for the officers and soldiers of the present war, and the higheer cash price obtained for the same. ¢ wnylersigned will keep his office openfrom 8 A. M. until 6otlock P. Mt His dwelling house is on Louisiana the City Hall, where, in case of pressi seen and eee before 8 A. M., and i 6 o'clock P. M. Please pay the postage. dyi8r 30t zs SAMUEL STETTINIUS. HOUSE WANTED—A Two and House, pleasantly situated and in y ood rep the Baitery and Chambers st., near Broadwa; ACH, Werald Ofice. nue, nearly pposite necessity, he can be HOUSE WANTED IN BROOKLYN—A anda Half Story House, pleasantly situated repair, wi ‘Aaaress A. HH. FOR saL LAGE, N id in good ithin five minutes walk of the Fulton — Herald Office, N. ¥. alz It*re PH PROP! TY IN UNION VIL- J— dei) of a country store and dwel- cow houses, 2 waggou houses, com ith, 8644: acres of excellent Land, ina ell’ watered and timb T y any in the State—ner is the stoi to be surpassed for a country store. ‘The property will be a bargain, as the present owuer is too old to attend. t0 it. 1 indisputable. Apply to JAS. B. B. atthe Northern Hotel, foot of to7 P.M. York Real Estate lane. awl? 30t* rre rtlandt street, from 9 A the Astoria view of the mile'anda half of Peek Slip suitable for small genteel fi Apply to GEORGE L. WOLF Buildings, Nos.75 and 77 Nassne street, N.B. The above is worthy the attention of « geutleman aud lady desirous of starting « good school, al2 lat*re ROOMS TO RE! nn Eh: fast and tea if required, may be accommodated, by 77 Broadway. ti a2 3008 art of the two story house let low toa good tenant. aull sere Phe lower et will Apply at 226 Cherry st FOR BALE.—A bay horse, 15 hands high, kind, gentle and sound—can trot a mile close on’ three Fans Sold, as the owner has no use for him— Can'br seen at Quarry Stable, 20 Amity st auld 3t®m SARATOGA, BY af Post Coaches are Troy and Saratoga at mow ru the reduce fare of ONE DOLLAR, leaving each place at 8 o'clock, A. At An Omnibus also leaves Troy at 236 P. M., daily, with pas- sengers for Whitehall, connecting with the Packets at the Borough, and returns on the arrival of the Packets at the Borough: FARE, 37% CENTS. Office in Troy, at Hi tel HAL! OTHERS, Proprietors. July, 1847, a9 6tis*re TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH. 4 a aa ST AGREKABLE LIN® TO FREDE- ond, Petersburg, Va., Staunton, Ye. and the ngs, ‘Weldon, N. C., and Cha The pul inforin sure steamer POWHAT Mail Line at Aqquie Creek,) _ Baltimore, every Tuesday and Friday Ey for the above points. iekets to Rich r ed that the wew and spiendi " (conneetivg with the ( leaves Commerce street w ‘ening, at P, G ‘eldon, Staunton, Va 4 Charleston, Creesseeee ‘ADeing at the same nd expeditious, and much more certain ¢ Bay and James River Vy Steatnbort Line,—all the wide aud rough portio: the Bay, betwe ‘otomac and Old Point Comfort, y this line, Aaah the Kine hereby advertised is part t Mail Line through Virgin eqmoanies composing the Gi all be conveyed by them, in con ways as cheaply as by any of nd with more comfort, expedition aud certainty, than the Jine yin Washington. ire at the Southern Railroad of of Steckton & Fall, or at the tne Ory on Tuesdays aud Fi G. W. GUNNELL Ht mind that niger tion with the Powhat Tine, merce street whirty on ‘d the Powhatan, of . B—'Pravellers by the above line wi they have two hours inore in mor H engers by the Chesapeake Bay and James River Boats, and yet reach south of Petersburg at the same time with these Inst, there ix no breach of connexion by the Bay Line. “r Tit STEAMBOAT MASSACHU- he }. Capt. Lot Thiney, will leave the foot ‘of Beach street, for Nantucket, on Saturday, Aug, 14. t6 o'clock. CONEY ISLAND FERRY — modious and elegant steamer JON, Captun ‘Weld, will resuine her trips on the nbove fer- ry, on Thursday, the 12th of August, and conts a on'the vg the toot of Daan al2 2t* e Com street, N. Ro, at Rat ll A.M, aud JP, Landing each way at Fort (% rm snd 1254 and 5 PM. wailton, when there } “Pare each way Hoss pecan are each way ea it BRIDGEPORT—The steamer NIM- appetite fe the foot of Market street; on Saturday, August 14th, at 2 o’elock, P.M. es will be upon the wharf at Bridgeport as usual, sere TEAMER LADELPHIA.— Tins 95 Sa NH J Ship will | ¢ wharf foot of Clintou street, on Sunday, 15th inst , panctually at oAM, Paascugers are requested to send theis bag- xeage on board ou Saturdsy forenoon, mark ow,” ex f ch as they require ng the voyage. al2 itis re STEAMER BAILADELPHIA—Biie ‘ainst this steamer are required to be reu- red in di aelboate, at the office of the Cow nees, before noon of Saturday, I4th inst. al2 Wisre rlock, from the foot of Maiden Lane. ngers will plese be on board at that hour. Leiter Bags will close at the usual oe FOR SALE—New Schooner 8, APPLEGAT r, builtof the best moterials. Said Schooner is f ths old, aud will en i, further of M r of South and Gpuverueur streets, Au aio 7t*m C T—Families and gentlemen wish ing pleasant single or suits of rooms, without board, or c. | TO TEE LATEST MOMENT. 4 TELEGHAP Is HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM THE TERRITORY OF CALIFORNIA. ARREST OF COL. FREMONT. Terrible Sufferings of the Emigrants, ENGLISH DESPATCHES, Zanesvitte, Ohio, Aug. 11, 1647 Some important intelligence has been received from California. Mosers. Shaw and Bolden arrived at St. Louis on the Sth inst., direct from Oregon. They met but little ait. culty on the route, ‘They left Frontier settlement on the Sth of May. Samuel Brannon was met at Fort Hall, and from him information to the 26th of May, from California, was ob- tained, Colonel Fremont had been arrested by Governor Kearny, for disobedience of orders, and ordered home for trial. Commodore Stockton is on his way home. ‘I'he Ameri- can fleet was still engaged in the blockade of Mazatlan, Acapulco, and other towns in Lower California, and our troops had been ordered in the same direction. Governor . Kearny would leave California, and reach home in September next Aflairs were very unsettled in California, ‘The emigrants to California and Oregon, were making rapid progress. ‘The party met Davidson's company at Big Sandy, and two others at Green River. The Mor- mons were met at the forks of Platte, with a large train of wagons, on their way to Culifornia, and the twelve apostles were mot at Fort Bridges, ‘The Mormons would Proceed only to Sult Lake this season. Messrs, Shaw and Bolden add to the horrors of the Previous accounts received relating to the suffering wimi- Gration parties which failed to reach California last win- ter, Seventy-five have perished by freezing or starva- tion, The survivors subsisted upon the dead bodies of their companions. ‘The families of Reed and Donner reached the Suttier’s Settlement in ‘safety, after enduring incredible sutfer- ings, Commodore Drake, of the British ship Modeste, is on his way to the States. As his party is small, jt will pro- bably be attacked by the Pawnees. * RichMon», August 11, 1847, ‘The Now Orleans papers have gone north. ‘The Pi- cayune of the 4th inst. contains no news from the seat of war, y. Ricumonp, August 11—P, M ‘The southern mail has passed through. It contains no news. Mrs, Anna Chase, the modern Joan of Aro, haa passed through to the north. ” PaiLapetema, August 11, 1847 ‘The telegraph station opened at Columbus, Ohio, on the western line, ‘he Election Returns. ‘The following table is corrected by the last telegraph. ic despatches. It is as accurate as the telegraph will permit us to make it:, Means ov Conaness Evecr, Whigs in Italics. KENTUCKY. New Congress. Ola Congress. Dist. 1—Lynn Boyd. Lynn Boyd. G2 R. L. Waddill. John H. McHenry 3—Chas. 8. Todd. Henry Grider. “ 4—Aylett Buckner. Joshua F, Bell, 5—J.B Tnompson. 6—Green Adams. 7—Garnett Duncan. 8—Chas. 8. Morehead. “ 9—Leander M. Cox, | Andrew Trumbo. “ 10—John P. Gaines. John W. Tibbatte. INDIANA. Dist, 1—Elisha Embree. ‘Thomas —Thomas J. Henley “ 3—J. L. Robinson. ‘Thomas Smith. Caleb B. Smith, “ 4—Caleb B. Smith “ 5— William W. Wick, William W. Wick ‘Bryan R. Young. Joho P. Martian. Wm. P. Thomasson Garrett Davi “ 6—D. M, Robson. Jobn W, Davis, “ 7-RK. W. Thompson, Edw. W. Mc Gaughey * 8—John Petit Johu Petit, “ 9—Chas. W. Catheart. Chas. W. Catheart. VIRGINIA. Dist. 2—R. K. Meade. George C. Dromgoole. NORTH CAROLINA. Dist. 6—A. W. Venables James C. Dobbin. 6—James J. McKay James J. McKay. 7--John R. J. Daniel Jobn R. J. Daniel. 8—Kichard S. Donnell. Henry 8, Clarke “~ 9—David Outlaw Asa Biggs. ALABAMA. Dist, 1—John Gayle Samuel D. Dargin ‘ 2—Henry W. Hilliard. Henry W.. Hiluard * 6—W. Acklin Reuben Chapman. Whig gain, 6. Th ogee CAROLINA AND ALABAMA. ‘There is no mail from beyond Montgomery Alabama, to-day, and we are prevokinely left without foe The returns of the elections in Alabama and North Carolina are viewed by the whigas as favorable, but no definite re- sultcan be interred from the very vague figures which are given. ‘The gain of but one whig is yet oertain in ‘olina, in Alabama the Mobile Gistrict, out of the city, does not look so favorable for Gayle, whig, INDIANA, In the 10th, no returns of a detinite character received at Cincinnati, but one of tl democratic candidates, Kennedy or Rockhill, undoubtedly chosen, KENTUCKY. In the first district, although there were two demo - cratic candid: running, there is no doubt, from the ‘aspect of the returns, that Linn Boyd is re-elected. In dixtricts 2 and 3, lately represented by McHenry and Grider, whigs, the contests are close, and doubttil, on account of the whig divisions. ¢ official count can alone determine the result. The seven other districts ave been carried by the whigs, as before reported. There is no doubt of the election of Green Adams, whig, in the Gth district, lately represented by John P. Martin. democrat. ‘Thus far, the whigs have gained the 6th and 10th districts ; and if they lose the 2d and 3d, the dele- gation in the next Congress tor Kentucky will stand the same as the last, MARYLAND. the Fifth Congressional District, of inated RK. B, Carmichael, Eaq., thelr BY THE MAILS, The demoerats of Maryland, have nomi candidate. | Wasnivaron, Aug. 10, 1847 Evening Remarks ‘We have yet to receive the confirmation of the Of General Scott inte the city of Mexico, which Mr. Smith thinks we may reasonably expect by next Sun day at the furthest, our best news from the Azteos gene. rally coming in on Sunday. Gen, Scott will scarcely have had over 12,000 men with him, if he moved from Puebla on the 15th July, and Mexico being eighty six miles distant, allowing 20 miles march a day, (which is good travelling for an army en- cumbered with heavy provision, munition and bag- gage train.) he could scarcely have reached the city without opposition before the 20th of July; but skir- mishings or a battle with the enemy, may have delayed him some days longer. Tt may be, however, that bye system of forced marches like thone of Santa Anna to Buena Vista, almost without parallel in the whole annals of war, it may be that Gen. Scott did reaeh and enter the city of Mexico om the 17th or 18th, as reported ; but that report is yet to be confirmed. Within a day or two we have at Coleman’ eisinger, U. §. N.; Capt. Alexr. Slidell MeKer ; Lieut. Charlies G. Hunter, of Al jurgeon Sharp, U.S. N.; and M. R. Patrick, U. 8. A. | We are happy to announce that the long bridge over the Potomac 1s finished, so that the communication be tween the city and the State of Virginia, so long cut off. | ts again open. The river is here « mile and quarter wide; but the flats prevent any passage oven by fat boats, so that wothing but @ bridge will answer, The Fairfax people can now come over, and we expect that provisions will at once be cheaper, including « reduction of two conte # quart on huckleberri ‘The President has open house tonight, and many of our citizens and city vislters will be there to exchange congratulations with the President on the of peace, and with Mrs. Polk on her late pleasant journey to, and return from. Tennersee Respectfully, THE DOCTOR. Meu Wasninaron, Aug. 10, 1847 The Next Congress—The Old National Theatre. ‘The next Congress will be unquestionably the mort tutensely interesting and exciting of any similar assem blage at this capital for many years, perhaps since the establishment of the government geperal, in theevent of peace, the city will be thronged with the officers and so! diers of the returning armies from Mexico, Im ony event we may expect an unusual influx of strangers, and a long ression A theatre would pay. The old National was burnt out on the — after the last inauguration, March 5, 1846 | ‘The shell 8 still there, and the inride works could be pu: nd the thousands 6: ‘trangers that will bein town. We hope that the scheme will be carried out. It will contribute largely to att: aot strangers to town; and thus add to the money to be ax- pended in the city @ very large amount.