The New York Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1847, Page 3

1844 to 790,400,000F, in 1345 to 848 ,100,000f, and in 1946 to 851,000.000f. ‘The shipments east from Pittsburg, on the main line of the public works of Pennsylvania, in each of the past three months, were as follows :— Canat Commence nr bbls... . Bietand Pork, ibs RG—Swiements Eas. Me 13a sara las 93,581 59,041 ‘997 36,602 142290 The aggregate of flour for the three months was 202,254 bbis.; wheat 36,248 bushels; corn 34,401 do, The transpor- tationof breadstuffs on the public works of Pennsylvania, from the west or western part of the State, appears to be very limited, compared with those in this State. Provi- sions appear to be a very important item of shipments ast from Pittsburg. Stock rae pty 3 75 75 she forrig anal b90 Es $5500 Treas Notes, 6's, 100 "Site Onis, 005 i heat * orR = 390 ll 100; Renieine Te be 700 ao 1 30 co 169 38 16 shs Manhattan Bank #6 $2 is Fe te Co BS Se lb 55} Meet Peete Ce ob hoe ian R Bi 50 Auburn & Roch bty 103 jem 1 sy 100 Farmers’ Trust b60 36 cae a ae 960 338 too is bio 63 ry Hudson River R Bt too East Boston 10 do 85 $500 Treasury 6 pc 104% 50 shs Harlem RR ad br a 200 Reading Bonds, §— 76% 100 do ibe ae 50 she ‘Stonington KR & 24 do ay: 10 Bank Com hes ott 100 shs Nor & Wor fry rv 40 Reading RR bye or 67h d 30 Long Tsland R 33 3 CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yorx, Tuurspay Arternoon, Avaver 12 ‘The quotations for flour continued much the same as yesterday. Seles of Genesee were made at $5 8734 to $6, ‘The latter figure for small lots of fresh ground. Some lots of straight brands, Michigan, were sold at $5 68% and 675, A parcel of mixed brands, flat and round hoop, Ohio, sold ut $4873¢. The transactions in all descrip- tions were very limited. Sales of handsome white Gene- see wheat were made at 140 cts, and of western mixed at 118 cts, Corn opened with greater firmness, and sales of western mixed were made at 72 cts. Holders after- wards grew more stiff, and held mixed at 75 cts., and flat and round yellow at 80 cts.; but these prices were above the views of buyers, and sales were checked, until to- wards the close of change,when there was some yielding, sand sales of round yellow were made at 75 cts. A lot of mixed, also, sold on private terms. Sales of New Jersey meal were made at $3 50, and of Ohio, do. at $2 94.— A sale of rye was made at 81 cents. Provisions con- tinued steady. Meas and prime pork were firm, but sales trifling. Lard was firm, and prime in kegs com- manded 113 cts. A small sale of city prime beef was reported at $925. Groceries continued much the same, while transactions in nearly all descriptions were lim- ited. bed Receipts down the Hudson River, Aug. 12, Flour. ... . .12.530 barrels. Wheat, Wo ,295 bushels. $5, ‘stile 18 320 bbls pearls were sold at $7 75, which showed a further advance. Baavsturrs.—Flour—Sales of fresh ground Genesee in several small lots, in all about 400 bbis., were made at $6; 780 do. mixed brands round and flat hoop Ohio $i ‘4, and 200 do. one brand Michigan at $5 75. Other sales of Michigan and Genesee were repo: ed, in all some 3 4 4000 barrels Mio! and Gene- see, the former at $6 6234,and the latter obiefly at $5 87}, Wheat—Sales of 2600 bushels handsome pure Geneseo white were made at $1 40, and 2400 do mixed Western at $1 18. Corn—Sales of 2500 bushels Western mixed were made before ’change at 720; afterwards, 3000 do round yellow sold at 7oasand 4000 be gered m captad sold on private terms. ing the early part of ‘change holders Neaeanesd their asking rates to 750 for mixed 4nd 80c for round yellow, which checked the movement of buyers. The market closed without animation.— -Meal—Sales of 250 bbis New Jersey were made at $3 50, and 350 do Ohio at $2 94 Rye—Sales of 2500 bushels were made at Sic. Rye flour was worth $4 1234 a $4 25. Qats—No change, and sales light. P. Beans—Sales of 100 bbis were made at $1 per bushel. Correr—No sales of moment transpired, while prices remained abvut the same. Corton—ihe market was better attended to-day by buyers. and sales of full 4000 bales were effected at prices decidedly better than those curreut yesterday. At the close it was impossible to buy at our inside quotetions:— L1VEREOOL CLassivication. New Orieans Dilense, Florida. Mob. & Texas 13 1368 13 none. none. Morgaents or Corrow in tu Unirgp Starrs. tal Exports to Teroreigh Ports since ist Sept, 1846. 1845, Received since 1st Sept. ~ x] 1845. 996 421.627 138,880 6,726 181,550 Ports. Fi 1,600,183 ‘otal, 1845, Decrease, Scoek om hand at the lace same dates 1847, 268 266 bal: Fisu—Sales of 300 quintals dry cod, of ew quality, were made at $3 76. There were none left afloat un- sold. Mackerel continued scarce and firm. Favit—Small sales of bunch raisins were making, without change in prices Guxvy Bacs—Salea of 20,000 two-and-a-half bushels, were made from ship’s side at 160. Hemr—The market ala! firm, without sales of moment having tran: Leav—The article ite as before, viz : $3 8734 offer- od, and $4 asked. moLasses were firm, with moderate sales. Sales of 115 bbls spirits turpentine Aft there was a rumor afloat and in the market, and that there ve, at 44o, and on the apot at 47c; while holders talked of asleing 60c. Sales of 283 bbis. raw turpentine were reported it $2 80 a $2 83, and 200 » 300 bbis. tar at $2 37340250. Rosin was firm at yesterday's quotations, O11s—Small sales city and English linseed continued ‘to be made at old prices, viz: 70c for the former and 68¢ for the latter, cash. Sales of 1041600 bbis selected whale were made at 340; shipping do was offered freely at $30. No change in manufactured oils, Ow Cane ayo Meat—BSales of 24 tons thick cake were made at $22 ops ton, and 21 bbis. or about one ton, of meal sold fot ad Provisions—There was no change in new mess or prime pork, while prices were steady, without sales be- youd retail transactions being reported. Beef—Sales of about 100 bble bse asa were reported at $9 25. Lard— Continued firm, sales of 200 kegs prime were made at 11}g¢ ; good, in barrels, was worth 10c, stwady at 634 to Tike. Ricr—Sales of about 50 tierees wero made at $5 26 to $5 60. The an within a day or two has improved about ‘ye. yas Bvoan—The market was steady, but no sales of con- sequence were made. Muscovadoes were worth 6 to 7} ots., and quotations for Porto Rico were within about the same extreme range of prices Sxeps—Sales of 100 ible clover were made at 7 cts. A lot of 300 ourhela North Carolina taxseed were on the market, and held at 150 cts. Ta.crow—Continued firm with light sales. ee oy change. ‘Sales of 200 bbis were made at 2734 a 280. Cotton was taken in an American vessel for Liverpool at 4d per lb. Thegxtreme rates for flour tothe same port, varied from 2% to 26d per bbl. The offerings we: 26, without being aes For grain, we heard of no engagement. Saces at Avction—Raisins—750 bxs brand Muscatel, $1975. (as they are); 500 half do, 63 a 6736 cta; Demi: Jobns, 360 five gallon Hamburg, 50 ots; Cherry Cordial, 37 cats, $2 60 » $2 87% per dos. 4 . tes 1816, 127,467 3 at the Cheese was TELEGRAPHIC, Markets, Bautimons, August 12—P. M. Flour was dull—Howard street we quote at $5 a $6; fresh ground City Mills were held at $6 25. Sales of 5000 bushels Maryland red were made at $1 15 a $1 26, inclu- ding some lots handsome Pennsylvania do at the latter figure. Corn—no change. Provisions—no change, and transactions limited. Whiskey exhibited no change. B .0, August 12—P, M. The flour market was dull. Sales of 9.000 bbls. con- sisting of Ohio and Michigan, were made at $5 a $6 19%. Wheat was dull, for Ohio red, ke. $1 06%. Corn was inactive, and sales light. Western was worth 620: ‘There was no change in Whiskey. In provisions there wassome better feeling, though sales wore light, Re- coipts were very light, viz:—Flour, 300 bbls.; corn, The experts of the special trade rote in! 8.000 bushels; wheat none, Freights by canal to Al- pany—Flour, 62c.; oorn, 19¢.; and wheat, 170. Married, evening, the 11th int, lo the Ri 8. B. Thayer, es Mane x, only daugh- of the Reva, of Pee of this city. On Wednesday street Universalist Chureh, Mr. Tuomas H. BaarsteD to of the Crosby street Adelphia, to Jou Ansa Seixas, Died. Wednesday evening, the 11th inst., Mrs. Myrna M. ‘Robertson of aise ell tae place this afvernoon (Friday) at 6 o'clock, from No. 11 ust Fifteenth street, and friends are respectfully invited to attend without won, Wedaseay night, Mrs, Manaanet Manrin, aged Ihe family, and of her son, Alexander Tr. Sieur ar regen tO attend her funeral on Fri- y afternoon at 4 0’ hig Sey 6 Depau Row, street, without ver invi ion. Bice Mansion House, Mobile, on the morning of the ‘AntHun W. Sir, aged about 35 yer tee aatcder of abip Emblem, of ‘New York. i “Gn Seer Ae 12, James, son. of aes Byrne, “othe ‘ \ds of the family are invited to attend the fu- neral'on FF Friday afternoon, the 13th inst., at half-past 3 o'clock, from No, 32 Chapel street, Brooklyn. ST OFFICE, NEW YORK, August 12, 1917 —The am er Hibernia will leave Bostoa on Monday, the 16 : id to Boston. peck. of half an ounce or under, 5 cents, and such eins alt ounce OBERT H. MORRIS, P. M. EXAS LaND AGENCY —The ee: eee Sires his ‘on the beac v1 services to locate, survey an Texas. H articular attention to the exat tion ‘and perfecting Titles to Lands recorded in the several coun! ated 5 attend promptly to th itand wnapproprial wed, “land yment ¢ taxes on lands be- longing to non-residents. ig made the necessary arrange- rye yy is prepared to attend to every department of a Ge: ency iv any part of eae uring, Ps ras | nd donpatsh soll buslanee ontrasted to 2 wil attend to the set ent of claims due by individuals or the and the transaction of business in the YY the Stace of Texas. $y, per ston, to the sal tn Bate A i= enderson, Governor of the State, Aus Wm Ward, Com’r Gen. Land Office, do. a Burnett, Sor ead of ‘ta So Ce troller, 5 Wm. G — General, do, 1 dames, Webb do. ab South 6th street, 5 satin Ne 43, South Front stre City Hotel Buildi Cordova can be foun York, ond will feel pl a 8, by rahe hee , State of Texas, in his 5 ower ‘to Holders of lands, ‘Melam, Bas d give any information 10 are respectfully re- aul3 3t isF' rc Nee ANG White of the Howard Hotel on ace ornss & White foward. Hotel, on ace count of il health, that firm is this day dissolved by mutual . Alt vesiasie of the late firm will be settled by the remaining partuer, E. Thomas, or his agent, at the ofige THOMAR August 9, 1947 8, WHITE. Ricowsid Hote el wi be renter be conducted i inthe Face) f ¥. mas 0 respectfully solicits a continuance of kee E. THOMAS. aul33c*re GNTLEMEN’S LI tlemen or families, ta ‘OFF WARDROBE, ke—Gen- any superfluous effects, such Jewelry fire arms, furniture, Ke whieh of a yantagecualy have the ‘best op- ber, who will Office, No.2 Wall stre cia al Wadweys N. BA ling addressed throu th the post-office, or, other- wise, will reeei a13 sre « ONSTIPATION (COsTIVENES: ) DESTROY ED.— “ Obstinate, inveterate and habitual’ Pomselpation: (Com tiveness) not only toully overcome, Ca ly des des- troyed, without using either purg: tives, ‘means, recen! ly poser tt ctaclentereetioaed allinte discovered in Frances by M. Warton, 68 Aue Richelie Tis” Eee 20 conte ‘Tie great remedy palatable and di fond es called “Ervalentn”—a ‘arina—in some resembling grroy 7 rock ‘The above treatise a isa ight Deng ot Wetton at Fant spreat young the | J , ished for Sy AP rd foe Charabers street, three doos ‘oath ot Buasrts 1 Druggists abroad, desirous of introducin their respective cities ortowns, will be deal witvat oreble terms, by addressing, post paid. YT The Direc tor ofthe National Dapor of We Pans,” New York. auld 30c%m ony Cxown om - \ Burbank, Eso, and his Jourae) d Moroceo Manutactory, of Chainbers & & 1», formed themselves into a Pie Nic party, and Elisha Burbank and Eves Cooper, peer roK to that Co i beaut ful and y place, Bheep'sHioad b. Chey found the landlords polite “and ac: od arty spent the day in a most delightful Uje whole was so well conducted that 1. The eoifee, chowder, &c., was ex- Every passed off so well, that they intend hi ing auother one ‘part of next weélc ia company of th wives pe ir ‘A Pnyate Family residin ee Botintny to accom jate a few Gentlemen, ora Gentle- man and his family, with full or partjal a bese with pleasant aud well furnishes tooms, ina m ide: Nor ‘val with ry iriieaiwess ire muc arcane sate, the boar] be d derate ns “ig rte addres note co" Bas, wit ves stag Herald ODA WATER—FOR SALE a valuable Baie with instructi ns tor making bottled Soda Water, with or with- out Syrups. With this Recipe the retailer can’ make his own Soda Water, without apparatus or machinery of any descrip- ttion, expense not to excee(! ten cents per dozen, made with very little trouble, and ready for yse in twenty minut cha ge will be made unless the purchaser is periectly sat Apply to DR. MA. jo. 54 Orange street, where See les way be goons Brice for he Hee ipe $5. ald. 20%m O CONTBACTORS—Engineer’s Office, James River and Kanawha Company. Big Iiand, Bedford county, Va, Tth August, 1817.—Proposals’ will be received at Lynchburg, Va, until the 29th September vext, for all the work on their Canal then eaccotepcced, for, from Lynchburg upwasds on James River to Bi 8 distauce of about 19 miles. ‘The cere hated ire rei locks (the foundations of two of which have bean Jai few small culverts, the abutments of Svea sontiuet Term. Wilts eek. ctane mile lon 20 two da on Asi Bi th of September next, and all ecatul Finformation will be given, time by the Assistant works afo wimeers on the line of worksaforessid, ( aut3 20t 3taw re in Chief En N¢ OTICE TO BUTCHERS — Articles of the But Melting Association fur che ensuing year are now aad will remain open for signatures at their office. coruer of Ly enue and Fourth street. until Ist September next. ers desirous of becoming memby will call aud leave their sij als 20r*re of the As jaatures prior to that date. _By order of the Board of ‘Trustees and Opthalmie suigery. Artificial e inserted oa reasonable terms, Office hours P.M, after which he visits out-door pati remarks on diseases agai id Krom 8A.M.tol ts, A. pamphlet ntmergus ins Wheeler's mode of treat. jis residence. or the same pplication to him b» letter, Jy31 Sus SatTu&kTh*m Tromon board the Jersey © morning train from Philadelph large black Leather Trunk ms \. ye reward will be paid for the trunk ‘All commu: Hotel, 41 Court- 12 ‘he or any information that will lead to 1ts recover} id be sent to the Merchant's Lie FRERES + BRAN landit jordeau: rancis, fro! eek ay known Brandies, direct from he Howse ary areata fy of the Subsesiber, in France, viz. Cognac, " Leger Freres,” Airmax ae Stat.” Bordeaus, Henry L 1. Cftrets aoa fioehciie Lata ayette brands pale aud colored, in half, quarter gai eighth ripen. leo 13 3 ie ite Brandy, of’ saperior flavor. for prese: 0 Iu store, entitied to debenture, a full assortment of the above Brandi ty 1827 to 1046. Samples at the office, 104 Wall eueren nee wong anl2 3ot*m ENRY LEGER. — (HE PENNSYLVANIA KAILROAD COMPANY give notice that the Directors are now prepared to treat with Manufacturers for Railroad Iron, deliverable in 1848 and 1819, nt not exceeding Fifteen Thousand T. For in- wly at their of a No. 70 Walnut stre 8. V. MERRICK, “SALOON, 106 Church street—The Pro- etl known Saloon, es great pleasure riends and rane that they can be ac- perior quality of Shrewsbury Oysters, eason, along with all other kinds of re achance for the m announcing to, commodated with the first iu market freshments general] lovers of oysters. he Baris stocked with such Wines, Liquors and Segars, as need no further recommending. But’ call and give them a trial. al2 4t*re ORTGAGE SALE—By virtue of two certain mort- ages, to me directed and delivered, I will expose for 129 Duane street, in the city of New "York, on the thir- teenth day of Angust (uistant) at 10o’cioek A. M.von that day, all the stock of horses, waxgons, sleighs, haruess, &e., as de- scribed im th id ee EHARLES VAN BLARCUM, Attomey for Mortigee. mz 2 _ August 11, 1647. c Ss Ohaiton er rieeeabie en a snd favey Breakte re Krer—she'as Past eee caaayet with making Bou, all Linds of taycy Cakes, Jellies and ees. “They hive no lncu ob an comma ito M. O-B, atthe Herald offices will be re tee a ten wo. ‘OR SHIPPING—i0,000 TONS twelve inches thick, put ap expressly pole ‘on board vessels: Versel rena fo shin and he lowest market prices, and at the rep gorge Proprietor of the Union Ul: | dil *PBodnty land warrants or treasury serip will be secured for fficers and’ soldiers of the preseat war, and the highest ay Srore, ty a ceeoren ch tapas saan, ho » stand: man, English 1 and is hin with the above business. hae wile is willing to mike erally useful. Reference given. Inquire treet, for N. the best of exty An) So 16 Clankstreet, fat i eee TED—A you wis re ment with houte, as bookkeeper, cerresponden th the French and cecreeged Jed ad Cherry Herald Bi r A situation by Years of age, to take c: work,” ‘The best of relerene sureet—the advertiser can be s al3 1 WwW the Ice Barge, foot of at ice. Quire as above. latter end of thi Way i” fata further Cy ri, to his present em jox 1339, Post Office, BY, “WANTED IN A GROC inderstands the business, and is will bliging, and caa come well recommended. a good boatman, 10 go as captain, and. fv ‘ice. Good prices will or Yor good steady men. ee desirous to etable young hildren or mn) Apply u ent young man, who can ois well scquainind with ript will be Re Apply at Fourth et Ys ie e rat 197 Hester Aull 3itre WANTED by axenteel pete ituatiou as ‘Apply William street. young, ft t ‘a10 6t®m yon of any A Rwo Dollar Loan, on approved property, rautv fur a r le Situation, eit! ther in or on Public ‘pti wes in any private aah apent, ‘THOUSAND DOLLAR BOND, ora Thousand will be gi wld Te re Herald offi y RS. a cure for rhe s, stiffness of the joints, Drs. Mott, red in. the al from 6A.1 M. al 10 P.M. CARROLL'S MEDICATED VAPOR Baths, 184 Fulton ste, opposite Chureh street, area sale and ‘olds, swelling of the fever, i recommend. por Bath bove complaints, forth ) hareaparilia Byrap ooen i by the Shakers, 75 cents per bot- tle. aud S0t*re EKMAN HOUSE, NoJS® Beekman street. Board and fe by the day, week or month, on the most reasona Bly: Mingle mel als my be hhadat all how tely. sud eveniag. Je WILSON. ad 300 the Hair, which will color in 2 ew, minutes Biriker's, 4 Coeuties Slip, uine unless signed Navi jomas W. Thorne, FolorVan Borkerek Hagen B fs John J. Herrick, Heury D. Beach, "y ‘ist, to loan on bond and Broadway, corner of Chambers stre 150 Bowery; Dr.'Coneyactre, 39 Chatham street; and at it'can be applied. CTORS. ONDERFUL DISCOVERY. niga ’s Solution ae to its original 4 ferent fr N HE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No, a ‘Wall street.—Insurance against Fire and Inland Willi h Wie Xs, ere Robert L. Case, Joha D yue eigen we Homa" W. ‘THORNE, President. +g . Seere Bins sadiat of tos fastiation is now fall, and with dyl1 30t m J EFEERSON INSURAN '. Hore. Secretary. JMPANY—Othiee No This company sont insure i hou y Ser y pent sae ant me mason, ier ele muldings in eee "Homes correctly and aaa adjusted and paid. DIRECTORS. Thos. T, Woodraff, B.R.Robson, M.D., Francis P.Sage, Moses Tuck John P. Moore, jaker, Thompson Price, “Caleb C Tunis, Jas. B. Holmes, jn " tei f sean ate ‘ Phos. Morrell,” ny ogart, on W. Brae TUCKER, side Just received from ie and Paris, an assortment of the sical instruments, cor Tubas, in #,C and gulate by the springs of the Rey in’ one inomeut: also valves, the most complete bass aula 900% m EW STYLE OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.— manufactories in Vienna and most approved mu- Tat ting of bass instruments called B E flat, with from. 3 to 6 cylinder and (a new style of valve called) drum, which the performer can re- sol J» tO mor phoneum with 4 jo instrument in use, for or- chestra, or military bands, together with a general assortment trumnents, such as Sai Ebo Asse, cord, jing to his ylinder OrnAs, poe ke, musical Mustrpment manufactory aud inelicee 404 Pearl st. i yy POORATHIC STON, 90 John street, offers for bove article, both of the blue and yellow be willing to sell upon favorable terms. s3.—ED WARD WIRTAB, @ superior quality an of the city, (head of Coenties ended to. obtained for the sai meen mah counlioa vat Velfare 8A oe Sharing sees Browne: COFFEE HOUSE AND DINING SA- LOON, No. 71 Pearl Lame ituated in the business, part Presents great induce- nents to merehants, strangers, and others, whose busivess mav call them to that part of the elty. fast, Dinner an i GEORGE BROWN, late of jy29 30#re Lovejoy’s Hotel 0 CLAIMANTS, 8, be “GENERAL AGENCY at the city of Washington “The undersigned, general agent, notary, public, and sie ace, respeettull the publie is office to the building one doof south of Chu a "Belieuck’s etchange oifce, om sth street, opposite, the ‘Treasury Department) where ‘he will promptly and faiBifally end. torauy business in above hi be entrusted to his care. Persor havi general goverument, and who may confide ment, may rest assured that they will be nfersiened will oe his aoe openfrom 8 A.M. until y, he can be Yelock P. M. road ‘hank of Phenix this city, wi remain there until the 18th inst. ‘et Tuented to pall at aull Gtis re LLADIUM, rae in wire and late, and p dydriod potas) mh, quinine, it all 70m BILLIAKD TABLE ler, with a set of quew sold cheap forcash. Cag No. 145 Fulton street, up OMANTIC HOTE! nt D. Huested, and i: id frien public wit the PETE: plied first store fro Soap, the only American Institute in 1844 bts GEO, B. which from its present termi Datchess Counts 1s now Prepared for th and profiles and specifications neers office. at Cre ton | ', will be receiyed at tl ite PI fans, hee oe >y day of September. e examination of Conts Ibe exhibited at the Kingr! with All thos bilities of the Commercial and cousented to the compromise, the OHA Bank. BARS ay Wis Siutlcurwaygrr, 23 Liberty street. at_N to the Presidevt of the Bwine ub, Mt A. onset, at Pe “MeCOMBS dersigned has taken, the house formerly occupied by uow ready to accommodate his breakfast, dinner, and supper, on udjon the shortest notice. ‘Boats, bait, lines KR the lor m Broad w: ‘ND IRIDIUM PoIN WHER DODG DEALERS. IN REU- Medicines, gency Arties, the jyiee a SAMUEL STETTINIUS. COMMERCIAL AND RAILROAD BANK OF VICKS- URG.—The stockholders of the Commercial and Rasl- Vicksburg, are hereby notified that the deed of trust in relation to the arrangement between them and the creditors of said bank, is deposite ik of 10 is one of the the caer of the It ri ne pers LAY, "} Trustees. —Lamp-makers who require palladium for bronzing liquor, may now be font! ata low price. Likewise platina n points of Co pamiped pao ah A ‘nod id chow- Pi wi ‘Also, VROOM KPOWLERS “anrivalied Walnut Oil Military Shaving genuine, aveieee the first premium at the GROSER, formerly zie VR (OOM & FOWLER, o 3. served to those who honor will tors feel that it would be unbecoming in them ir saloon has been furnished, but tam inspection. It will be opeued on Mon- of ee of LUSTAF F. months, payable ‘on demand, at the. ome of the com) 72 Wi D. UNDERH' WESTMAN is requested to Fon po Consulate, 8 West treet, where hear of something to his advantage. The Com reserve the right to ace a vouals whether they may Vo the owencarage sss SY Bro ey LAN CAMPBELL, Engineer, FICE Bs THE NEW YORK FIRE AND 4 RINE INSURANCE Co, New York, August ¢, 180 DIVIDENDS clr have Gay declared a Dividend of Five per cont, 5 the profits of the ing ant lat®re P PAYS DISEASES CUnED BY A JLAN, with ten years practice in this city, guaran- vying ‘a perfect eure, without mercy M , in a tew da: BOTANIC advertised nostri ie m: the numerous bo: nat who Aine a pe an av imposition, hi Bowery. Adi Peraverere’ ea tng a :. mel trained aly at 143 wer, A vice gratis KOELER, MD., Surgeon and’ O OQ DENTISTS; DENTAL DEPOT, 54 BROAD WAY* Hy, SORREE PED Pergsog and Os ‘parts of Barone, New York, where may be found. compete ansortment jeuis, South Africa, Brazil” nod of Tee} lustruments, gold Foil, Pl Asia Minor, Lasistan, Arme Ne id. Greenwich street, 632, cor. Morton ._ VRENCH Ly ty ch PHILADELPHIA—New York i ixprese, Ageney.~F: Bie Taceived for the Philudolphin to veil ue ihe st, | J asjuvas of the ageneydwent ct im ne Uiaice, sed tte eas of the ageney wen Pars Me MenCrE WT TN GSTON, WELLS tie. a3 13t fh (FARCE ig TLLER, wholes wholesale retail devder In J. ‘Gan, Lamy J it it Patent Phomrene ge for dar Aloo: (Sa ph and Lard Lacnps, Hall Lanthorn, Gir doi : a 80, 3 Wicks, he, ke, No. 272 Greenwich Chambers and Warren streets. USIC TAUGHT, on moderate terms, by a jad eho ae ad considerable experience in. teaching. Senate areatly approved of ey at the , shall be at 729 IOL%is re d 1 Gol sey oom Svat sm ay ee of, of gehtlemen : : a irre resi eects cae as a Ee Ladies o can be attended to by Mrs.4 rowley, being now in aoadan IDEM TURE WANT having gs sRrerfinons effects to- wearing Apparel, ¥ for the same, by seudiny Ofice, or there, whe 1 Leveastyn. lish fae ee rine subserib- Wil attend at way? up stairs. a in iy tis srovtion of tosell at extremely low prices MR8. BAILEY’S BENE: a t | acm vening. 4 Pi 50 cones: mich tiered ren eas | Oe aioe ay Sioet emia ke fds, from pana ps sso Le These birds can ican fe ree aokeegp any Ctinee with e*m Neto el ONLY GENUINE Fr y | Ap ICATED 81 eWANW Ow & sht ARTICLE shi pound so. mod ions ; and its wizard! ! a be dave of necromancy, batscience happily wears a belt ol the Go epides one of the mighty Hi mations which dark, rovgh, cha sare Inade to undergo, Ned medicated, that’ the its chemical pi the thickest spiders to swartness toat the | Smiiewimn pasiee ote asa shaving compot for a moment wife, mother, to the helpless sori operation ible to th Me ‘Beware of spurious soaps purportin, meee bower beware of a counterfeit of Courtlandt ‘he only pli fend's articles ar Welker meet s0e® whic! ee ‘or the mere purposes of the toilet, noth fed and sore, cannot have applied to it than Gouraud’s e in to be obtained genui st store West dein: UiiotS really acknowledged | oy ad os this cele powers of purification, edienl aud’ chemical. properties, brity is accorded swell as Its action e enlight power of at the stake as a er, have gone by ; ated Soap, exceed. the wer of et i cane, t of cutaneous is so emollient, that speedily made as soft properties are 50 pow y around the,person is the icaous ost extant, and no gentleman who values, a luxurious, ton: without it. If it is father, brother, or lover, nursel hose tender sayiping to be medicated, ond jouraud’s Soap sold in York where Gou- at his depot, 67 New York.) To be to lly. 7, Powell attends grclegrely: ice OC wo 4o’clock, at his -OKNS, of New Yor completely eXWirpate soft or hard ( an 10 i se re NY. street, sary General’s Office, for White feet. Also, vs Yellow Pine, for gidery, mill sawed, (for the new State ee Unoojectionable Securit) Von of contract. ork, August 9h, 10 ABLISHME, to close a cousigument. cers would do weil to call. be promptly atteuded to. of ing to $10 will hug 30t#re 73 CURE Teast pain.—Dr 8, Shiriacoff, from St. has the honor to announce to the ladies and geuth and the public in general, that he unde Orns, every other Hard substance on or between the. toes ‘aa Elixir of his own invention. he apace of a few minutes, without the e his cuts Dinek sud green Tea will be sold at grest Country merchants and up town gro- All orders from the country will Masters of vessels having small lots se of for cash will please call. Orders amount- Ibe sent home free ‘ot ea published, # Popular —Just ‘on the E VE. its Diseases, and their cure, with tules for the selection of had at the autho: ctacles, ke., 8¥0., , and of booksellers diseases of the Eye and 261 Broadway, corner of ives of superior quality recently imported. without cutting oF the etersburg unions, 2 d ‘without ‘The oper- dress and occu; bee the corn or root in attendance at his IN 8T. BARTHOLOMEWS CHURCH for sale, 108, Piksitealy citaared? Apply to 65 and 67 Nassau alo litm HALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Commis- Pine timber per thousand er thousand feet, all Arsenal) on, or before the ‘16th will be requi Pd size of timber call at the office. for the com- jew HENRY STORMS, Com. Geun’l. he undersigned ouses and fa- M (ius, 59 Water st. _jv29 tim LLIN: iP sce, RESH IMPORTATION ~ Broadway. have receives F eey, che SOLAR LAMPS. THORNS, Tea ‘Tray ection one of th 4 onary t and private families, will ivl4 30t®re GIRANDOLES, me nM o their advant ibove stock, whieh will be paid at re IN W. MO! 154 Fulton at. one door east of Broadw KAW BOARD5.—50 tons 3u Boards for sale v' A JVARDs. ons Peas see for ale by fo, 67 Nassau street i. 4. D. BELL, ae ti December, sheer lawn handkfs, narrow taped borders, which are amered black and white Ince about 500 pairs fine French Cuffs, at 1s. an remaining stock ofblack and white lace Vi heap lot of ueedlework Collars, from 2s. to ‘ins in ‘Valenciennes C ay ee jealers, els fe to eal a luced prices. RGAN, EW, ORK. N igned cial Ageut to Praee, cs attend ucy, will receive or descriptions by the F mas terms, and with tch. Letters re parcels ipnowseaarits dors from any part of the Unit eid) ) will be attended to. we for ‘ission to gud from ‘the Co hig oo Ter ng om te Co tad States ‘and Canada, HAVRE AND ral IS EXPRESS despatched a to! ‘the aiintee of the for the parchase and transmission much Stes ers, On br the greatest prom Ae A ett Or- janada, (post LIVINGSTON, WELLS & CO. NATIONAG ED: 1 Reserve Fund (trom, surplus prem (bare of the Capita i VSS MOHICA ‘America 74 Wall stregt, Jacob Chairmen, Bata John J. Palm Jonathan C ni Janes Boormon, by Wil Gece, Bax Barclay, F: Pamir, jank Tables &e., obtained either of the Agen North American ( Cad ‘orms, jonies. A Medical Staw 4wyis modious and elegant Weld, will resume h shove bw k nly, at 1036. A land 12! oat’ 0. 10; M.; rt Coney Lefand 12ig tnd. 4 F. M M; Hamilton, when there is suffi meme O° will lenve t Saturday oi will be upon the wharfat Br: Aug. 14, at 6 o'clock. George street, Hanover Square. ‘ourt of , and C RICHARDSON, aa, of 1 the Chief Office, 74, Wall throughout the United States, and British Examiner attends dail NDER ite? meopee! for the United States and B. N ye on Thursday, the 12th of August, and conti nth ug the foot of Duane st yan Vestig each way at FOR BRIDGEPORT — ¢ foot of ay, August 14th, LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUKANCE 5U LONDON. A Savings Bank for the ‘Empowered by Act of bag tei ina by Mme Sorg, Mr. Brough—e. ke Doors open at sisomene to commence st diac ou OWERY 1 ‘A.W oe Proprietor B ast write aan CAPE BELG ie fet tive. M ‘epson Bawdus Sane, rd ah ae ir. eine Cloe, Miss Tusubull; ty Ma. Mr. C. Burke: F THE HEATH Gilbert, ew Mra Es Se oeud, Me. Milter Walter A: Lingron, Bae Mars. Boot foxes, 23 ‘it and Gallery, 1236 cents. Doses open ata guareertoT: performance to commence at half-past Ck D—BOWERY THEATRE. Silas JUL TURN BULL. poemhy wnforms bh se ane the public that her ‘Benet, aud mm ila prearance, will take place oa SATURDAY i EVENING, ‘August 1th, 1647, upon whieh occasion So MAUY TAY LOR, aud We CLARKE Have ia the kindest maaner sr vojanjnered their services. Firstavd pouidyely ihe out Bigs of eins in which M as Taylor, Miss Turabull and Mr. Clarke will ap- pear. By particular request of large numbers, who were unable 1o obtain admittance last Saturday evening, the grand operatic ime, ballet of LA BAYADER: will be repeated. Zoloe, for the la for thie higat only, by Miss sy to be expressed in the Turnbull ; Niu with other ente dav. B mer lox Book now ie opera in two a of BROTHER AND S —Pacheo, Mr: Walcott; santh, Miss Clarke. After which, a grand Pas de Deux by Miss Louisa Wells, Migs Amelia Wells, and La Petite Mary A To conclude with the WIDO ‘Tremaine, Mr Hollands Jane Chatterly, Mi Doors open at 634; Performance to commenc inder the Management of Mr. August 13th, will be DFATHER’S WILL —George Howard, Mr, ( Realize, Mr. Taylor; Al- bina Mandeville, » Hows To be followed by the cv medy of the CORK LE i won, Mr. F Brougham Kate O'Brien, fis, irons his Cu FLETCHER ie performed the comedy ‘9 conclude witha new affetuoso entitled oulcte FA Romeo, Mr, Brougham: ‘Saikteus, Me. er; Narse, Mr. Whiting. Price: ian, cents; Pit, 1234 cents. Private Boxes, 50 ceuts each Doors open at 7—performance commences at half-past 7. pie RAVEL es beg to anuounce to their no- merous seeds and oR trons in New York, that they ha: leased PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE for a short summer se: son, being thee farewell pavrinin's in America, commencing D ‘i. On 16th Angust, ae ip ; juring 0 season wi oduced several of their popular ALL! wrt DIVER SEMEN’ A succession ot NEW COMIC FANTOMIGES, by Ga- briel Ravel A ithe cebebrated family ; A series of novel entertainments on ti GHT ROPE. AUD YT fg CO. and a Grand Orchestra isi ft iLLUM Nate PROMENADE, designed, erected nador f the. SOneL tendence and direction of es Will be opened for the at ine fe ‘ from cians, and Corps de Ballet, tobe areae Ser Ee aabeny Maal dys \OHN IN SERTON: Manager. MERICAN MUSEUM, comer Broad AM eNadia performances ae doatet atten M’lle Gertrus French Danseuse—Balloon—Movi oramic Painting of the! great City Gf Landon, with many interes EN Cet AND GERMANY. OnPHEAN ‘aM HAKING SA NA‘ WOODEN [ies OURANG Ob TANGU bert ROC* WE! mission 25 nae SROANWAT TH wees in Broadway, poses soled ¥ management o! H. BARRETT. Persons of acknow! ledged ishing seasons will plese cloeertin | prepay Sos Logan F ya theed U7- Doing Mr. Barrows sbecies AEN business communications may be addreased to his 3 tfre W. CORBYN, No. 2 Bare Yi mul ie oo about tl the first 0 easrs, JR. Myers, A. kt Wi more” Solomon, J. Sanford, and orn, who have va ing to crowded and delighted audiences for the past five weeks at the C atre, Philadel- ia, will commence a series of their amusing and scientific pucerts at the above place, ay evening, August I6th, ye future bil 3 2 =, HINESE CORIOSITIERS Junk is induced, from the receiving from ves citi of OR TWELVE DAYS LONGER. from the interi ge the State, os every day arri- to witness, perhay ave an opportunity: Architecture, together witl ps—for the only time they ye specimen of aval the many which are Contained in er Sabin, we. The taste. witch thes” taaatnne the Guns, Swords and other implements of war, the beautiful Shoes, particularly those of the female sex, which are not more than three inches in length, are richly worth seeing. Let All who have read or heard of the oveltie of the Cokes rin’ now avail themselves of irre OLMAN’S GALLERY OF OIL f 203 Broadway, above his Book Store, Ran ck arate by celebrated masters, via —Titian’s Venus, by may ever nese Co or, $2,504 , benidea a tinted Pea out 000, r hakreaah of the {Directors in London. Chief Ottice for al ow land, Esa ham 5 Worth, Kay. uel Bog I. aw: Habieni, Bk General Accountant. Lists of Agents, street, or from United Sentey Board of Local Directors- at3P.M. 8 ARE N. A. Colonic CONEY ISLAND FERRY—T 2 com steamer [ON, \er trips ou the above fer. ort water, Fare each way ne st N Markets pagers on at 2 o’elock, P. port weial: ‘STEAMBOAT MASSACHU- , Capt. Lot Thiney, will leave the foot of Beach street, for Nantucket, on Saturd ala ae’ the 22d." For freignt or passage opp avl3 2weod MER PHI street, on Sunday, oa board on Saturdas forenoon, such as they require steamer nt d to he waplioats: at the o} ‘signees, belore noon of Saturday, 14th inst. al2 Stisre RE AMEBIE SOUTHERN. ty on board ‘ORD, TILESTON & 48 mouth street. Ship will leave the wharf foot of Passengers are requested to send thei bag- t =R—This her regular. trips to day, the 28th inst., and e freight on Monday at Peck slip, or to LADELPHIA, nton Lith inst , panctually at marked " Below,” ex- al2 duis re Pria— Bille are re as ad’ PALESTIN. Cope. Johnson, he WABASH, ( The SILAS HOLME Persons Raa 1 to secure passage bj ES, Cape B yy ether the above berths, apply on board, or to aulsm Ww. ONLY REGULAR LIN NEW ORLEANS —The following. Le sailing and overice pocket sips hn fatious unsur for cond cabin and id iti to proceed to New first class ships, commanded by men experiei and will sail punctually on their appointed kOF FAKE ve FOR kn dy or passage Monday, August th. et jerry, Mi Misndayy Ate: ‘30th. " jathaway, Monday, Oriteans bh packets, & J.T. TAPSCOTT, 86 South st, close at Hale's, Gilpin’s, and Ken eon ship T ively sail as above he: The accommodations PACKET SHIP WEST will sail this pay, Fe Friday, Aug. he foot of Maiden lane. Passengers will please be on board at "s Letter POINT, for Liverpool, at 12 o'clock, from pat time, Letter bags Dffices, at half- tre of 20th Aug—The ', Capt. Moody, will posi- a FOR LIVERPOOL—Packet ath 2 splendid fast sailing cop mite, ‘and copper-fastened sia u in, second cabin and steerage ‘hose about to Hand examine this +; it Bon thse Soe: at (A to. lig! ‘goods, or they revise. from New Orlea FOR GLASGOW— ite of Angas the fine n fr. 500 ton: ‘Capt. ‘Hug! bn ff Fort Cionntgnecs with plea ive fatded acthets “il oir ECOL LING % South st, 35 y Gladiatas, by David ; ‘The Misery ts Beran Hele ‘orman, by Rubens + the side, me iressetenad by. Prato te mnperior ay Pa reablisexhibition af apseones ie at ountry, ports all the New Popular Eugravings from Leh pid Germany, which with his extensive collection of Books, Pajatings, ‘ancy Stationery, rawing he offers t the moat reasonable prices, wholes or THERALDRY.—Cous of Arms furnished and emblazoned fe Most sumptuous style, iva? Mon, WeddsSat tre’ ” a” De nad in pen drawing, UNION TRS! ftwo mile hess money. 2, Purse $50, with an inside stake of $50 h. ft, two mile heats in harness, tree fur horses never won n purse over $30. . Purse $100, with au inside stake of $100 h. tt, two mile heats n haruesa, free for horses that never wou & purse over 4. Purse $200, with an inside stake of $200 h. ft., two mile heats, 1m harness, free for git horses, except Lady Suffolk. 5. ‘The same ay No. 4, under the saddle. 6. Parse $300—$100 to go to the second hest horse—three mile heats, free for all trotting and pacing horaes—James K. Polke in hafuess all others as they jlease, to come off the 6th ‘ip4¢ $300—$100 10 go to the second be: ts, free far all pacing and trotting hors they please. o¥e purses and stakes to close on Thursday evening, August 1th, by 9 o clock, three or more to make a race, and he stakes nud purses will commence to be trot: ted for the fi vf of September, and will be arranged to nc- horse that should enterfir mare chan ne race E SEO! GE SPICER, ASS \ ction, an jazant, fo, 31 Crosby his traly astor aoe of superior DK. DEW fae Ni is @ p istags aatiful mahey Teaprant end perteouy Setentfal Tapid travellers, of fine figure and tiful in every bes pray tt the pecially designed to be prescribed internally or extern And ia warranted to cure after all other remedies lyve farled, All theamatic and scrofalons affections, Hing ‘worm, etter, horse—two mile James K. Polk WS INFAL- barber’ frost bites, busus, mains i the spine, dislocations, en: largement of joi call tion, tooth aud One or two doses taken ar- pains of every nature ver and agne Truken in two doses always. e been made in two years, Amoug the many distinguished ladividuale pug) have! Rindly allowed us to refer to them, for pr ses H. Grinnell, residence 'No. Hon. id Mason, conjractor of the HH: lem river, was cured of chronic rheamati $0 years’ standing-—can be seen at all times at the Brides Mr, Samuel Roberts, his partner at the Bridge, gives it us his opin: ion ‘that it nthe hus fife, from & HeVero injury sustained bye Murphy, proprietor of the Harlem, Bull's 1 Aroadieay fin ines of stages, has fent over one thousand bottles, of it the better they like it. distributing agents are wanted. Principal depot 230 Pearl street, New York city; 8. Ingersol & Ca., wholesale ts, and at the principal drag and other stores and tay- roughout the city and country. put up . Jarge bor nd sold. at Socents Dee, single bottle. $4 if $21; one gros "Lhe proprietors of this ire te their opinion, that the da Kreater uumber of verti red tothe public, All letter jy8 3teod * re PROPERTY IN UNION VIL- ountry store and dwel 2 Wagwon houses, com acres of excellent Land, inn high'state of cultivation, well’ watered and timbered. "The crops are not surpassed by any in the State—ner is the store to be surpassed for a country store. ‘The property will by told tiny as the present owner is top old to attend to i. e putable. Apply to JAS. Ry every Norther Hotel. foot of Courtlandé str » and Thursdays until 1 P, M.; other days Kerk’ Real Estate Company, corner’ roadway ind] Whole: Jeveral Cottage houses on the Astoria and Ravens ona turnpike road, with a fine view of the within smile ‘anda half of Peck Ship ies table for small wonest fan LF, Law s at to GEORGE LY WO. Bellanga Nos nt Nassau street. above is worthy ihe attention of a gentlemay and lady desirous of at? re starting a Kood schoo OOKSBY, Cones Sek on, ats 1th Angi her romrul lar e ps ae bly a limited ni Led aaa or or having splendid ‘nccormmodati oly on board, feet of eve Bk Re or to OODHULL & MINTURN’ 67 Bouth at ‘The regular packet bark Aun Harley, 500 tons, Capt: Hobert ail suces Brooksby, and sail on her regular er dy the ay Septem au'3 INLY REGULAR LINE ( OF PACKETS FOR gia Ay Gyan elena new packet ship ‘wen, will sail positively in ae mmodations, 601 maps ean “also com arly application veede Wa. Pe Veneloe- 9 rue 134 yea of BF ROM | pI new, fast an Cay second cabin pas ™ ‘SCOTT, uth street, ckets—Packet ne 4 iin pace " ot pit ibis onan tare “yy rerio on ie My Getohae. early heed Seeals bo aeacs m the A Sethe atau Um PP . a anid m ~ ute ot en in TE NAT Seer ON beg A 4 friends aid the ‘public wishing remit seat rable’ without erons fret ‘on the ial Hank of trehind Dublin, recount the wumerous, branch ee | throughout the eo ‘Also drafts obtained payable in all parts of England, Seotland ied id Wate, sienaucen Sonth street, New York. EaBecond Line~ Tre vegans" suits of rooms, without board, or qi be accommodated, by Fequired, way be accommodated: | The lower part of the two story h No. 224 Cherry street ‘will be let low to 4 good tena ADI 226 Cherry st aull 3t®re "At Hoboken, the {three story brick houve 's Unibn Place, three tninutes walk from the ferry, Immediate, possession For particulars, inquire of boken, or ee He KENNEDY, 17 John at N A wa T FOR gAuh— TAY SAT FO wi in y, fier and recently cee Yoase; qoblen, srrci- hos ou oye ba Duildings "The ‘groun: with ater variety of sp: and hehe ne breakfast and tea fo i all other Af uur acres, are W ple, venr, peach, cherry. spluin Pied and shrubbery, ait of which w 4, both in Europe and New Yor! win the most perfect order. Fe ‘ none in thi State xf oa rai immer ‘or terms, wo D ik: Keg. Kindurbooks op PY HOES, 35 Wall street. and Saratoga at the reduce fare of each hl moibus ONE DOLLAR, el roy at 2g P.M. daily with pase connecting with the Packets at the od the aritval ot no Pook as the E, “an CENTS leaving. Office in Troy, WALSTEDS & OTHERS, Promnietory July, 1047. ‘T— caved gamlemen wish: | 20 THE LATEST MOMENT. aaasuiimenmenpeaemennead PHELBGHAKAA , From the South. Ricumonnp, August 12, 1847, By the politeness of Mr. Hall, Washington mail agent I have obtained the New Orleans Picayune and Delta, of the Sth instant, all due at Richmond. ‘They contain no Of interest. We have no further election re turns here. ‘The mails have all gone north as late ag due. Memprns ov Cononess Exact Whigs in Italics KENTUCKY New Congress Old Congress Dist. 1—Lynn Boyd Lynn Boyd. 2—Samuel tyion John H lc Henry * 3—B, L. Clar! Henry Grider. 4—Aylett Buckner “ §—J.B Tnompson “ 6—Green Adams. sane = 5 jobs + Martie” “ 7—Garnett Duncan. Wm, P. Thomasson. . be S. Morehead. Garrett Dav. 7 —Rie| French. Andrew Trum! ; 10—John P. Gaines. John W. Tibbatts. INDIANA. Dist, 1—Blisha Embree, homas J. Henley. “ 3-J. L, Robinson. 4—Caled B. Smith, R. Dale Owen. ‘Thomas 4: Henley Caleb. B. “saith, “ 5—William W, Wick. William W. Wick. if bi M, Robson. John W. Davia, W. Thompson, “Edw. W,, McGaughey . a rig Petit. John Petit. 9—Chas. W. Cathcart. Chas. W. Cathcart. 10—Wm. S. Ewing. Andrew Kennedy Durr. 9B. E Maske: ne wer. 3 Meade. ©. D, NORTH CAROLINA. yap Aca Dist, 5—A. W, Venables, James ©. Dobbin. James J. MoKay. ih. ae te J. lathe Fg oo Clarke. 6—James J. McKay “ 7--John R. J. Di “ §—Richard 8, Dor 9—David Outigu, ALABAMA. Dist, 1—Jokn Gayle Samuel D. Di 's . Dargin. + "anne yt Hilliard. Henry W. Hilliard. ouston, Ge GW. Ate vo. S. Houston. Reuben Chapman. saree G a Whig gain.....,.., Democratic gain . . ; Net whig gain... .3 Puitapecenia, Aug. 12, 1847, KENTUCKY. ‘The democrats have carried the second, third and ninth congressional districts in Kentucky. This isa net gain of one for them in that State TENNESSEE. The whig candidate for governor, Neil 8. Brown, ix elected certainly in Tennessee by three thousand ma- jority. The congressional districts are unheard from. 1oWA. A few returns have been received from Iowa. Thomp- son is elected in the first district. The second district is doubtful. BY THE MAIL ‘Wasnixaron, August 11, 1847. Affairs in Mexico—The Future. Letters from Monterey and Tampico, received in this city last evening, dated as late as the 26th ult., contain no mention of the occupation of the capital by Genera Scott's army, nor of any engagement on the march thither. Rumor, in this instance, as in the case of the battle of Buens Vista, may have but anticipated the truth. There is nothing at all improbable in the state- ment. Nothing has been received here as yet, caloulated to dissipate the very tedious uncertainty existing. The anxiety for news is hourly becoming more painful and absorbing. ‘The papers will send General Taylor to San Luis. He will not go, however, unless the present views and pur- poses of the administration should be changed by future circumstances. The general, in his last despatch, dis- suaded the Secretary of War from erdering an advance on San Luis, although his own inclination is for active service. In military point of view he deemed it unad- visable. Had Gen. Taylor advised the step, the Secre- tary of War would have ordered an advance, as the lat- ter has not only given the general the largest discretion since the commencement of the war, but has almost in- variably issued his orders for the direction of that column of the army in accordance with the general’ views and suggestions. Noman in the country enter- tains w higher opinion of Gen, Taylor's military capa- city and gallantry, than Mr, Secretary Marcy. It is asserted that the volunteers under Gen. Scott's immediate command were discharged before the expira- tion of their term of service, in accordance with in- structions from the War Department. Such is not the fact. That step was taken by General Scott solely on his own responsibility. It waa kind and considerate, but unwise, No doubt had General Scott pushed on af- ter the annihilation of the Mexican army at Cerro Gor- do, he could have taken the capital without the shed- ding of one additional drop of blood. But that is not. the only mistake committed during the war; and it would be invidious to hold up one alone to gensure, where there have been many equally desecying repre. hension. The question now assumes unusual interest—what course will be adopted in case Mexico refuses to make peace after her capital shall have yielded to our arms? ‘The present views of the administration hold the city of Mexico as the terminus of offensive operations, No ulterior course has been resolved upon ; yet I have rea- son to believe that in such an event the capital and all the other important cities, on the seaboard and on the frontier, now in our possession, will be garrisoned, The main body of the army will remove to some healthy and secure position, and the revenues of the country will be made to defray the expenses of this armed establish- ment. GALVIENSIS. Wasminaron, Aug. 11, 1847 No News Yet. No news yet. Gen, Scott's communication supposed to be cut off to Vera Cruz, so that he will have to eut through with his despatches with a foree of dragoons. Scott supposed to be in Mexico; but after a harder fight than reported, Peace expected; and people are begin- ning to bet on it. Ourown impression is that more men will be wanted, and that it would be judicious to give to General MeNeill the privilege of adding several New York companies ef volunteers to the district battalion gone dow, and to make it # brigade under his command. Even with peace, he would be of good service in explor- ing and surveying the route of the Tehuante io unless that canal is abandoned, as we shrewdly itis. But if not, he would be the man of the work. New York bas not had her share in this vas, and she ought to have chance, You may look out for news every day now, but beware also, in the meantime, of the bulls and the bears. Mexican news has its effect, upon the mocks, you know. Bautimonz, August 12, 1847, Off for the Sprints—Shooting Stars—The Heroine of Tampico—The Letheon— Markets, §c. ‘The steamboats and railroad cars are orowded with passengers this morning, all endeavoring to make their excape from the heated and confined air of the city, to & more congenial atmosphere. Largo numbers are en route for Cape May, whilst Piney Point, Old Point Com- fort, and the Virginis and Bedford springs come in for a large share of our moving population. ‘The shooting stars on Tuesday night were on a grand | soale in this vicinity. Between ten and eleven o'clock they rained down at a brisk rate, and the number of star agers were unusually numerous, Mra, Aon Chase, the heroine of Tam ico, will arrive in Baltimore this morning, and she of course, re- ceive a hearty reception. She is on a visit to Boston, of u business character, which renders it necessary for her | to move on rapidly, but I pres the will return in & | more leisurely manner, and all Cro Md of aD doing honor tothe woman who beovely stars asd stripes”? in the midst of an ene- breeze the * iy’s city, Au operation was performed yesterday by Dr. Charles S. Reese, of this city, for merosis of the thigh bone, whilst the pationt was under the influence of the letheon It was ie rformed in the most complete manner, without the slightest pain being experienced, in the Presence of «uumber of medical men. The alterations inthe Museum are progressing and we will soon, haves eo placeor resort, as I un- derstand that “ Yankee 3! ” who is one of the in- cipal proprietors, is aclartstesd to make it “ the for ot aorts of attractions. Tuy Maaxers—The flour m Sieg eae finely, what heavier, there beng less ing new Howard street bran uniformly contended for rate sales of sty Mills at of LO hes hy ¢omman a Rye flour. The su leas nets en ee Seep in Augast 12, 1647 ‘The clouds have been threatening rain ali day, and a» it has been insufferably hot, a shower would certainly be an advantage. A project has been set_on foot for the building of » Tailroad from Camden, N. J., to Port Republic, an ocean harbor, which would serve a6 « seaport for Philedelphia while the Delaware tiver is blocked up with ice. If ugh | topof th with sales; choice do, for litle corn in marker, aud yellow may be iO ceats P. 25 26 cents per