The New York Herald Newspaper, August 15, 1847, Page 3

tion, river, and fart ip now existing between the Potsce.John MoDonald was arrested on complaint of Richard, Jane and Frederiek Griffith, for an " assault and battery, and committed to jail. David Dowd was arrested on com| beges cemmgiert was arreste Marday was nan aroned for staling charged on account of his ls youth. ‘Law Intélligence. Avo. 14—Suraeme Covrt.—In Chambers-—Before Judge Edwards —In Re, Paul Bruni.—This matter was Tequmed this morning in the Circuit Court room Mr. Freco placed on the stand as a witness Emanuel Josephs, eas of the Fourth ward, to prove that the arrest and examination of Bruni were 5 but m of the olty 8 e'clook, next morning, without ae, Jonephs, sam thet en bein, captain and wards. Upen these admissions the im, tice committed him. Mr Fle Field then went on to arg that Justis Driuker had not the legel jurisdiction’ of Bruni’s oe a therefore the commitment was illegal and voi Mr. Saxnvonn replied, after whi h the Judge decided that idence was The objection was fe ie withdrawn, and ape ‘and the man who brought the prisoner before the magistrate, were ex- visions rather quiet. There was no change in mess or prime Pork. Beef remained about the same. Lard con- tinued firm, and sales in barrels were made at 10c. Sales of Ohio Butter were made at 1134 » 18¢.,andof New -York State at 13 a 16}40. Cheese remained without change. Groceries were steady, without change in prices. Alot of St. Croix handsome Sugar brought 8 a 8}<¢. Moderate sales of pots were made Asems epee, 2otss ite eter wn a wax—BSale of 1000 lbs Northern yellow were made paturrs—Flour—Sales of 1,500 barrels Gi 87! 1800 do Michigan at $5 75; 300 00 Found bony Oblo wo TEAte Sheen 2 happen paige te for 1 P fi me About 2000 do., handsome Ohio round yellow, sold and small lots flat yellow, including some parcels ot oral ound do, sold at 78o, Meal was inactive without, ces, | Rye Sales of 1600 bushels afloat at boc, and. 1500 do. in stare were re- ported sold at84c. Oats—Iin consequence of some pur- bn being made on government account, they became firmer, ‘and’ stood at the clove at 480 a dc, the latter peaked, without being obtained. Barley— last sales reported were made at 53}¢0 a 650. Corrsr—No sales of moment were rey We quote Rio at 7c a 7%ic; Laguyara, 7c a 73¢0, an ‘and Suna- tra at 6340 @ 6%0. Corto: iP ers being busy with their correspon- pondence for ers, the operations to-day were small not exceeding 700 Dales, t our quotations. Liverroot © CATION. Frorida. m= s Orteans Texas Fisn—There ‘were no new cdeans “Dry Cod contin- ued firm at $3 625 a $3 75, and mackerel were aleo very firm, while no sales of moment transpired in any dv- soription. It was said there had been some advance in mackerel at Boston. Fauit—Small sales of 300 to 400 boxes raisins were made at 1400 a 1450. Hemr—Salea of 167 bales American dew-rotted were made at $140 a $150. amined. An adjournment was then moved for 7 Mr. Hall, on the ground that it would ne tosend a commission a) ras to take testimony of an ordinance made by Se in February last, in relation to the aa and management of the line of French steamers ‘Ddetween. Cherbourg snd N ‘New York, which was published in the New York Herald, of the twenty-seventh April, to show that it was provided by ordinance domestics were not to be considered part of the Ce Mr. Hall called. upon the opposite counsel to admit th ordinance as published in the Herald. which was clined They also asked for the adjournment on another und, to wit. to enable them to produce testimony to iow the treatment that Bruni received at the hands of the captain and steward, which would clearly prove that the contract between him and the captain, even if h wore a sailor, was annulled. After a desultory conversa- tion between counsel on both sides, Mr. Sandford insist- ing that neither pieces of testimony could be admitted, further proceedin, djourned to Monday week. their understandings,” wi aCamanche arrow | ag ocr 4 e Freuch co vots, for $4,50, at Young’s Paris Boot sture—usually 6 or $7. Save Your Money—Jones, No. 4 Ann are ear the Mu eum, seils as good Boots at $1 50 asare us sold at $6 0r $7 Second quality’ of Freuch Boots $3 30 ally sold for $5. re assortment of Congress’ gud Salvo egeally yo | goods warranted to give satis- faction, Please call and examine. Navigation net bas Ohio River. Places. reat pee falling. ———————E eee MONEY MARKET. Saturday, August 14.6 P. M. The stock market remains without any material altera- tion. At the first board Treasury notes fell off 34 per cent ; Farmers Loan %; Reading Railroad 1; Long Island 34. Norwich and Woesster advanced \ per cent; Canton 4; Tlarlem }s. The transactions were only to a moderate extent, and the market closed heavy. Very Uttle disposition to operate is exhibited by speculators, and it is impossible to tell what will be the course of prices within the next month; at present everything is in an unsettled, feverish state. At the seoond board Treasury Notes fell off 3 per cent, and Harlem advanced }¢. ‘The news from the seat of war has not had any par- ticular effect on the markets one way or the other. ‘The quantity of breadstuffs exported from the United States to Great Britain, from the Ist of September, to the latest dates, nearest the 10th instant, was as an- nexed :— Exronts or Breapsturrs From THE Uniten States, Wheat flour, 2,992,319 Corn meal,..... 826 536 Wheat, bushels,. . + 9,464.400 Indian Corn,.,.. + 15/800.917 eer eS | 436.884 Of the above, there were exported from the city of New York 1,677,163 bbls. of flour, 341,916 bbls. corn meal, 2,227,277 bushels wheat, 6,516,418 bushels Indian corn, 71,764 bushels rye, 367,791 bushels oats, and 307,668 bush- els barley ; and from New Orleans, flour, 616,879 barrels ; corn meal 62,642 barrels ; wheat, 546,515 bushels ; Indian corn, 4,162,278 bushels ; barley, 531 bushels, The revenue of St. John’s, N, B., for the quarter end- ing July 80, 1847, compared with that of the correspond- ing quarter in 1846, was as annexed :— Commence or Br, bathe Saag ar Rev r £18 3, Ordivary Revenue. bxport umber duty Light House duties 8. & D. Seamen's do. sone aug Kmigrantil do From toms, « oan Fig Incidental Ki Keceipts in aid, Totals £39,807 111 £41464 7 0 Statement of the number of vessels arrived at the Port of St, John, N. B., with their tonnage, for the quarter ending,sth July, 1847:— Vessels... 279 Coastwise ~Vessels,.. 299 Total number of Vessels...578 77,021 tons. Number of vessels cleared during the samo period: — Vessels,..219 ¢ 96,119 ton; 61,453 tae British. 2,997 Foreign, 12,971 Coastwise—Vessels,..325 19,095 Total number of Vessels...5139 Tifo72 tons. The receipts of the Auburn and Rochester Railroad Company, for the first week in August, were $10,351 11, against $7,035 72, for the corresponding week in 1846) showing an increase of $3,316 39 this yeam The receipts of the Housa‘onio Railroad Company, for the month of July, 1847, amounted to $16,777 76, of which $9233 95 were for freight, and 6,643 81 for pas- sengers and mai $15000 Trea Notes 4 4 300 do 104: Ha RR seid do Tose 30 Aubura & Rochester Ig b6o 1F4s4 150 Canton Co 49 250 si) State oe 's 54 04, 225 Nor & Wor RR. 5g 000 Reading Bon 50 lo #10 dg 9000 U States 6's i, RR 560 65 20000 Peun 5's do 83) 65 10000 do 190 65 1500 do | simos 65 42002 Ohio 6s, "60, 590 530 635m do bigmos 66 {0000 ill ¢ pda. veo 30 66 43 she Mauhartan Ble 150 do 10 66. 00 9644 100 Long Island RR 8234") 10 Famers’ Trust, a1 3 % 20 do a" rc) b10 35%_ 65) do 32h, 50 do 860 39 200 Herlem RR 64 20 = do 3% 400° do 360 64 50 do 39 35 3500 do iO Gig WNew Jersey RR = 105, 500 do Gig 7 Erie RR 636 jecond Board. 19000 Trea oeeet's 810 +] 50shs Harlem RR 510 64 200 = do 20 do 64 6000 = do b30 rt 20 = do 810 64 000 30 00 do b30 65! 500 , 50 do 6 400 Farmers’ Loan 310 35 $0 Ls Island KR 32% 100° do 960 32 200 = do boo 35 100 do 30 33 CITY TRADE REPURT. New Your, Sarvapay Artennog, Ava, 14. This being packet day, both for the Hibernia, sailing from Boston on the 16th, and for the French steamer Philadelphia, sailing from this port on the 16th, ‘Change was thinly attended, and transactions in most descrip- tions of produce rather limited. Sales of Genesee flour were made at $6 8734, and of Michigan at $6 75. A lot of Obio round hoop fold at $6, anda parcel of extra Zanesville, Obio, ground, from selected wheat, expressly put up for family use, by Mesars. Beaumont & Hollings- worth, was rold at $6.26. Fora handsome lot of Ohio fiat hoop. $6 was offered and declined. A lot compored of half Ohio and half Geneseo, was sold at $5 94. In wheat we heard of no transactions, while prices remain- ed about the same. Corn was firm, and sales of mixed made at 780. 0 766, and of small lots flat yellow for the eastern market at 780. A sale of handsome round yel- low was made at 80c. At the close, Wostern mixed Leap—There was no change in prices; 40 continued to be the asking price. Mo.asses were firm, but no sales of importance were reported. ‘avaL Stores—The it of the market for spirits of turpentine was more quiet, and it was said purchases could have been made at 450, "though some holders stood aloof for a higher figure. ‘There was no change in raw, in rosin, or ja. Ons—Li was quiet, while small sales wére making of American sity pressed, ish, without change in prices. The: thing very in whale or sperm. PRovisto: The xtreme range of quotations for mess pork was $15 25 @ $15 3734, and for, prime $12 25 a $12 3734. Beef continued steady at “previous prices. (es of packages were made, including Ohio at 113g¢ @ 13c, and New York State do. at iio 8 16)g0. Cheese stood at about 64ca7}o. Sales to a fair extent were being made, chiefly for home use. Rice—The market was steady, while no transactions were reporte ¢ only to notice a sale of 40 bhds. St. Sucarn—We Croix, handsome Koons at 8c a 840. Srxps—Sal bbls clover were made at 70. etmitite, Gamal ceatcnroee: Wading the prices, sales, receipts, and stock on hand, for the woek ending this aftrnoo1 Sold Rec'd this ke . Prices. thie week. week. on hand. Koumeky Virginia . Carolina,. 33600 7H ¥ ds. 46Thds, 2990 has e. Maryland and Ohio, , — - 21 hds. Connecticut seed,.; 5 t0 15 a5 ease. | = 118 cs. 7 to 16 = 204 cs. 5 to 60 73 cs. 20 to 1K 582 bls. 17 to 30 561 bls. 1135 to 45 506 bis 3 Mingo. - =- @At auction—35 bbls. St. Domingo, 9% to Lc. The business is active. Pretty extensive transactions in the various grades have been effected. Pricas are fairly supported, and all kinds of tobacco have a decided up- Ward tendency—more 40 for Kentucky tobscce, Al- though prices are very high now, we may justly say that, before this month is over, the article will have vanced another cent. Wua.rsone—Within a day or two, holders have ad- vanced their terms to 29 a 300. for both kinds, at which sales to some extent have been made. Wnuisrry—Sales of 60 bbls. were made at 280, and 16 hhds. drudge were sold at the same price. Faricnts—Rates were dull. Cotton was engaged to Liverpool at 144 per 1b. For flour and grain prices were Unsettled, and no probability of much change until after the arrival o of the next steamer. TELEGRAPHIC. Markets. New Onsans, Aug. 7—P. Sales of 1000 bales of Cotton were made at prices, Flour was dull, at $4 50 a $475 for Western Obio and Illindis. St. Louis was in some demand for choice brands; the government having entered the market to some extent for that description. Wheat was dull, and transactions very light. Sales of 8000 bushels of Corn were made, consisting chiefly of West- ern yellow, at 50c. Meal—Sales of 900 bbis Western ground were made at $260. There was no change in Sugaror Provisions. Freights and exchange as before. Whiskey—Sales at 20 @ 210, Burravo, August 13—P. M. Sales of 2,000 bbls of flour were made, embracing Ohio and Michigan brands, at ¢5 1234. Sales of 6000 bushels of wheat were made, chiefly western, at 106¢ a 108. Sales of 5000 bushels of corn were made, embracing western mixed and yellow, at 53.8 55c. Sales of 5000 bushels of oats were made at 330. Receipts during the preceding 24 hours, if telegraph and reporter are correct:—Flour, 6000 bbls; wheat, 50,000 bushels; corn, 20,000 bushels. Freights, by canal to Albany—Flour, 6c, and wheat,17c. [Telegraphic Correspondence of the Fhils, Bulletin.) Hirrawuna, Aug. 14, 12 M.—Flour is firmer to-day, with active sales at $4 60, and $4 62% to $4 76 for fret ‘Tho firmness is induced by a light supply and receipts. ‘There bave been no sales of wheat to-day; sales mixed oorn at 3734, and good yellow at 43 to 450. Oats are dull at 22 to 230, Im provisions nothing doing. Lard is firmiy held at 9 to dc in kegs. ‘There is scant four fect water, by the mark, in vhe channel to-day. Sere Died. On Saturday morning, August 14th, after a short but severe illness, Jonn Enwann, eldest son of Ferdinand F. and Maria J. Schott, eight years and one month. The friends of the famlly are respectfuily invited to attend the funeral this afternoon, Aug. 15th, at five o'clock, from No. 115 Franklin street. or AE ERE EE EPPS to St e Fe t of Kington avenue. aid @tis*re sage aug d th weefel ald rd by leavii ieou- Pe peer cent " MEDIATELY—Seve: Paitey and enter hed in ean. w day, the year fount to $8. a day, pees Coachman in tutry where. he would make himself sit general | by th Apaly By Tero A, vet the office of the id. in a ‘Crockery, "1 TON AB CL! Whats ms Gay aa Tep A AARON or Wholeaie year. Apply to Fy William street. Sirens by respectable young man, who A prbe Se; wi sheahore nea He a wile make et Street, for'N. R. baie ald 6 re ATED s. Boy, RANFERNOT £ DULAC, Thou | 8 A Bate ton oe rantv fom a res rks ye 3 ria of any § seripti offic popbte DOLLAR BOND, me oe property, wil ianions eith Dos. a THE 8' ‘ter House, with. F wishing to purchase, at 164 Delaney street. TOCK AND FIXTURES OF A the good will of the same. Any per- ‘would do well to call imme em” LATINA —In Wire. ald 6t®re B. BINSBE & 66.3 Wi . Plate and For sale a floor. D AgUE prices. \s raphic process, Vi rect from Viena, ald 6t#re procured from Havana, auld 30t®re Regalias, Orama v cou 4s Oro, Au dia, For sale iu lot upon terms ts ousure RREOTYPE LT ing oe 5B. BINSSE: & CO., jam street, second hav aud type Plate: Now Ee ‘known { throughout the Uni tates, quality to any ever imported by al lowest market B. BIN! se ie Co. 83 William street, second floor. ng publ ppreciation of the wars that can be and he pledges himself that nothin | ‘iorate from what he prides himself is a justly earne: agent at Havana will continue to select the can be procured, the lowest rates.— of the fol nary primes) ay. poced Emprests, é clas, &e. AUN QUES, Broad wavs sotsaf Bin SABA ESTABLISH hips, steame hinds of may be found gros So basketa Dive D- Montabelio wad. He haf chests Diagk and green Tea will be told at from the country will easels having small lots call. Orders amount- MILLS, 59 Water st. hanes and up town gro- ary me iP rt Ts of CH Patent Phosgene id ry Strick es ke. for do. hin aud Lard Lampe, Hall Lanthorag ety bers and Warren streets. ARLES FULLER, wiles and Cae siealer we J. Jennings’ new patent Premjam fafety Gas 0 wanny i nas Oi 16 Camp ine, Spirit ‘Gas, lo. on aT ‘Greenwich atree! th eesee yr trans hia, ill Me ter bag for for ars is ‘any ‘part of ald, wall be it be'attonded ta, Ne ee iat Fr » to attend Les I es of AND PARIS esi mens asing Seo jons by the French Steamers, on the United “LIVINGSTON, WELLS & 00. paar ikauor, an mow be sapot in wire, and plate, an iM, ent NA, zai ee INTS, imabsee whe Pal hipaer d Me lor, Tacha nertealennenis « iimonis and siveet a bite, ivory black, suphiate of ammouia, eyatid, potasiam, chemical ‘whale o} soap, fly paper, ant, mot ch, rat and bed bag een R Wis F ‘incurwayarn, all m1 23 Liberty street. OT! MR. ae firm of Thomas & ess of the I Partuer, KE. Thomas, 01 New York, August 9, 1 sie c favor. Maut3 ater ibove stone, went ngs will be _ivi4 sore White, of the Hi count of ill health, that firm: is this dey dusolved by ‘mutual con fi ill be settled by the rem: this agent, at the ‘office ‘ehthe i; - i Wo WHITE. ‘The Howard Hotel wlth Ferealter be conducted in the name mas, who respectfully solicits a foaparszes of of the myent are now reedy Their office. corner of ONES=E WARD W! ra for sale a superior quality. al e article, both of the blue and yellow willing to sell upon favorable terms. ROWNS COFFEE HOU! LOON, No.71 rear stree| AND DINING Ae ituated in the business part of th ety, (head of Cocnies ‘aliy)breseua reat induces ments to Macghantars aus ers, and rs, Whose business mav ol them - Bat part of oe city. ‘Break fas ea. panera GEORGE BROWN, ateof Jy29 30t#re Lovejoy’ ’s Hotel. Bio way, no ince to the public y have fir oe rery “ee Hiquor WAY BAT HS eae RESCAUR. NT, No of this establishment an- Rion to th the baths and reading iderable expense, a Restaur- is, with the must choice and An rei be served to those who honor ne in ad feel that it would be unbecoming in them which thei bes hed, but i. It will be opened ou Mout the shortest notice. dish and Norw: he will henr of somet! USTAF F. (WESTMAN i is requested to call at the Swe Consulate, 85 ‘est street, where to his advantage, ané iar re dended o- uufactured articles, will ortly to increase thei lerable experienc: teaches on the Logerian system, which ia Evrope. Terms, Three Dollars line ssed to A.B., at the Herald office, all advance from their manufacturing ‘m, Wim. Crowley, being now in ae 4 by a adr ‘yhe chin teac! greatly ‘approved of per mouth. jeedie and Fish Hook Manu turers, Alcester, iekshire, England—Store No. 77 M: » (up stairs) New York. Wm. C. and Son respectfully inform the merchants of York and other cities that having now on hand an extensive stock of their ma- I to the trade or importers at a rices. One of the Jand, and sues by the erection o| ir establ:shment steam miils,we shall be enabled to sell at Coxtremely low pricess Jy 30t* re G 11 green alana 3 ea es in this city is for sal 0 Broadway, (Coliseum Building) at greatly reduced prices, comprising Pheato Barouehi th Also, anew style of carriages, two or four yer: with a yy tops; tor ther with ai ment af harness. sok! we 8 ROGERS. he tc: tAlpacas, ie Ai in or in dresses, as well as icinds ‘of Shawis, can be dyed in the most delicate colors, the Fall fashi the best #rench style—prices to the workmanship—at the old and well kaown (80. 6.58) Dyeing Establish Minesbal office, 490 Pearl sti cree auld 3t*m NFANTS’ AND MODES, established 497 Broadway), begs leave to return the liberal patronage she has received ¢ door from Houston street, and je Lnines, eee 619 is me- and vi department. ry ts of nit descriptions, H: ‘and foams Patent Skurts. and Children’s Geutlemen’s Vesta, braid. * ler. -B. Ladies own materials made up. au15 300m UNS AND PIST L8—To Country aud City r dware 0 88, ass Cloth, Mo G erchants, Gon- Smit ad others—Fow! ces of 4 full assortment Ct el ) from tc duelting Pistols; six barrel Ke- ¢., all of which are offered to the trade at ‘by B. SUSE. cLeMEN'S HATS—F ALL Beebe & U jatters, hats, on August 8th, 191 the fashion for the season, B ue a Upos « beg leave to say th their tention to introduce auyie of hat alto- gethe to any belore offered They do} opted tirely new and unique mode of trimming in the highest degree, elegance of finlah aud Gurabulieye tion of thebate the pre Another improvement will be the stri: hat as weil to the features, as 10 the rm and ise of Fnac gruity of a large and ton this oceasion. besid kin hat, a black their ir hat, of the le, which will be sold ly in attention to the branch of Chestunt ‘street, Philadelphia, which inst style correapouding with quperjot sto Hock of goo ing & in be for where. There will atone both placesa! full and complete assortm gents, youths, and chi pertain inj nes, umbrellas, gloves, orasl see, ‘and ot srded_thein by a ready and frequent, inter- cities of Paris and London, togettier with the Fecent improvements which they have effected in the con. struction and use of machinery, will enable them to offer gods of the most desixable fashion and fabrication at the very lowest market prices, either at wholesale or retail. aul) Grate. PRO POBALS OBALS WICL BE we Bn a ht the Com ve until tJ met. for forty tron Columns, or ire wow Bete Arve i sich gap be soem at red in twenty and ies aye oe ¢ and 64th streets. ‘ORMS, Commissary General. auld 6tre Noy ce chain at ches he rn leaving it at aes Mai ‘as pot quite go stiff, and sellers were plenty at 780, Pro, i a5 tm yj RS. M. CARROL! 184 Fulton stre certain cure for rhe ed by seal is inst in uewachined vale ve called late Y the springs of 12 300#) atism, Klands, stiffness of the join rs. Mott, Stevens, Boyd, has been suceeisfully adm nistored in the above eel STYLE OF received from the And Paris, au assortment of the latest and most approved ma- im sid srholousis and wea masical i eyerataant manufactory and: warehouse, 404 Pearl st. L's Lg) 2d VAPOR LS y ‘asafe and and others. The Vapor Bath till 10 P. ‘pared by the Shakers, 75 c pod bot. M for the last 22 years. Open from 6 A. M. Sarsaparilla 8 ae yrup pre! N*y Vienn of bass instruments called Bassa with from 3 to 6 cylinder and (a drum, which the performer can re- ie valve, to mo\ ie cording to his 4 cylinder for or- ristman’s music and LY er OFF WAKD) carb pb oe resi Cty rd ch as A Apparel ice for the same, "ost Office, or Fj Late song be attended to die te URNITURE WANT freee effects to- aranare, fee oy by sending for the sabecrib- herrtae, who will Beis EVEN! STYN, oaavey up stairs. aati NATO AL AA Wai reel fi Java Joan on bond IN” INSU! y continu seer remesee ecerem, 5; Jol \ Joseph igen ‘horne, Thos. W. Gro.T Ho: Notick—m OTICKE TO the, nt the ral FIRE INSURA rex talnaranee masini mage by hr fre on Pa I street, opposite the Mere freon deel ag houses, warehouses, builds eretary. J. A, BILLING and Me. J.D. BELL, Consignees by the ship Utien, from Havre, in December, will please GOYD ke CHING) (2, BST ve York nnd Hi ‘a speci rai will be e Con ANY and inland e insu welling houses, ware, neral, waresand merchandize of and personal property, and on risks Of trans portation ant ‘ak id navigation. RECTORS, Te W. Thorne, im Van Wyck, fon Vay Boskerck, W.C. Redfield, twene Bogart Martin Hoffman, i arc Ih iar john J. Herrrel Henry D. Bench, Stephen Holt,” srHoMal 3 rHORNE, President. beri institation is now full, and with » id ___Syl1 30m MAN MEAN Y—Ortice No es to insure nguinst ty or eee, by jive, and every description of per” Lowes vorveetly ‘and promptly adjusted and paid. TORS, Ret i, rancis Pa avon. D, noe be mvise the office of TORS—EXTENSION OF Croton Falls to Dover Plains ie es a pee rived at the mes ngs until the | rt day of Septem te mgr it to ret or reject any pro- Engineer. ye M, nad ¢and ie P Pleasantville et 6X and x A. M. and wl be nadine {i Convey passengers 10 the nitro lhery 25 Le mina, cases, pac! a fited Up expres barge are so well aay only 50 Bower Grand, and of “North Ri ¥ & CG P aves 2 office, No. “Ww Mi Hockman’s office, foot of 19th 1 ¢ Grand street at cents, tar farther remarks. And every exertion will i e 2 manages to make this excursion superior to any of the boat GENEVA, ru on the 9th street, N, wit 24 Her ns a .M. Fare Lan Hamilton, when there is sufficient waters yen, Ke. 1» Spec ratte, and ea bl ‘nd placed in the change of aignta d «above, ay AI on ; 028 | poston ND ba EX- ay P.M. eteumetian “Inte hour for for- pane aawel, “Babson uch admired Brass and Cotillon Bands are iz. Bennett. popular Professor of Dancing, to |e EL a wing artists are engaged :—Miss Les! te of the it Mien A: Wife: ra ‘Quavie, Mr. Rea ai, will introduce some ray post ballads, duetts, trios, gles, ke; Mr. tate of V naithall G Mens ‘Provided on oan d by Mr. ‘T. Weyant. Ice Cream Confectionary Departme . Baloons,by Mr. h. Tobe had ' ee 26th areata Ce sea; Pe ruax, deflerion, Hislh 338 rant, 333 the mauagers on the morning ot th the, excursion 0. Should the weather be unfavorable the exeursion will place the first fair day. CONEY ISVAND FERRY Phe steam: Capt. Geos ge 1 day, "A lammond, tisg and eB. Mz on Suasdays will leave the fone A.M foot of Spring street, IN. H er No. 1N.R. A.M., 16 P. te Coney ire 1236 and 5 P. M. ig each way at Fo a 15 2t is* im Bowe THEATRI ‘Co. ~_ghomsona Froprieior— . iahowill bplomed. Ul vas SACRE Nite = Berta. Heal Naor len eal drama of THE INCHC af i oniirihtamnee! sme! Tue GNA Boxes, 2 cents; Fit iad Gallery, 1236 cents. Doors open ata paar LE GARDEN. — day ke vag Leman? ti done oor ke, Me Luette, Miss Phillips: | Louise, Miss exeood r, Mr Charles Wi Winther res any Rleardo, Aatoi ar on the ft NAPO! a je Coe the Management of Wi A 6th, will TOWN Skits Nr ti be le UA MAN ABOUT Citeheon;, Lord Aubrey, Mr Staif , aa “ray Bates’ iite HOME ns Tada ioliowed by the SE, Gerad Pepper, Mr. Brougham; Darky Donahoe, Me Parker: Agren MSE : "To ‘conclude ‘with Prangine: TO GOOD LUCK Paddy flerty, Mr Brougham; Count Manitidae My Paice Boxes, 2) cent; Pit, 12% cents. Private Bo nance commences at half-past7. 16, 187—Fareweil Hue aRatee ath FANCHE’ pallet, ‘anchett ‘iss M ‘The Gregories iy Meine Soin Seton wad TB chie i ALMO'S—MONDAY, Ai gagement of the TIGHT ROPE Javelli and Gabriel Ras Half an hous iatersnas jon—when the Gran play'on the JLLUMIN ATED PROMENADE, designed and executed by aucing by Madame Leon and Heati Wells To conehade with the comic Paatomime of ALUMEAU, Tickae teeta is ali parts Stine Cseablamea a Tickets 0 Establishment, the Brome. loors open at’ # Nights of the day, and Fr chestra will Hate jerformance Monday, Tuesday, Thure- MUSEUM, corner | Fare each way auld 7t#m Sac! ‘way 12}4 cent TEs FOR KEY PORT.—The steamer JOSEPH. ry Cents KE, COFFEE, will ‘I ficntoe street, daily ee Nor Ke ter, foot of y Fort, at 3 the boat will ae the foot of Ham- @ and Pier ua jo will arrive in time to 15th. th. Wor pasmage SUNDAY EXCURSION TO =The steamboat HERALD, Capt. Parks. m, will make an, Excursion to e the morning ( OPOL PPOSITION TO MON ALBANY and fatarmediats ta Fain omri'f y » apply on board, of HA) CEH HR, 36 past Returning | ere Harlem 6 past 5 o’clock, P. M. Fete each to sat ru to the ¢ ce to farnil on board. sce Bad, 20 Saturday, Sund: The Lu id — wi All be of the 4; Decrath, Re a foot 0 vat halfpast the Pier between den, will leave o'clock. Fare for the excui N. B.—Dinuer Turuiched cn 1 board the boat. Col. Smith will m hand, as usual, with his celebrated lce Cream ree other Brooklyn, be aon th FOR ‘Loni “a Catharine, at tea early hour. For the Sea Bass Banks, where she’ will” ist a sufficient the most fastidious lover of the = ata moderate charge. Bait furni shed land, landing rw. SNe ad an at 3 a M. Stages will be in ranch, ower, will run regu! it Fort Hamilton, as fol gs Coney ~ FOR BRIDGEPORT—The steamer D me Jeave the foot of Market Angust 144 1h at} my Cr cilely ce aE renga P.M. all. GaN De Oe Sony oe wa Landing. The Steai ee eyues will ran as follows ik.—The Ste FOR SHREWSBURY, ORAM \ HOUSE, zxom Dock, Middletown end Red Ban! Master, ‘will run as foliows, from Fulton iver Leave New vari ck, m boat, re Shi bury. Leave Shrewsbury. Saturday, Sunday, me, OPPOSITION 1 Albany, Ue Piniwauties $07 ay ‘aad Hamilton ilo ae Whitehall, $2)Mont- Ms 16, Monda) i ine Stages will run to Howell Works, tages to convey passengers to all Pt ea are forbid trusting the abo mers. Seals Pr ALLAIRE. s net mei: 6 75; Cine curity requ ined rill be Loh forthe fulfilment of all yontracis rade se com, island at fe a morn- sown. wad nig street. wailendd rformane¢a bath A. Mille “Gertrude, Fycuch Dansense--Balloon Me the, great City of London, with many of BRANCE. AND GERMAN Py COMIC ME: RLANGR Sa OUTANG—ANATOMICAL Vk Mad. ROC» WELL. the & reune 1 ‘Admission 25 conde ander xr KOADWAY THEA Bigs crdyen lp: ‘Fe chaned for Drasaje 9a poses sal September, under the Management 0! oramic ¢ | aoa ts OMPHEAN mel ANT A Al NAS WOODEN LE NUS. al LATEST _MOMENT. TE womArure. AUTHENTIC IN] INTELLIGENCE PROM THE SEAT OF WAR. General Scott at Puebla ON THE La | The Intended Advance of the Ameri- can Army. All the o d Rumors Anuihitated, ACTIVITY OF THE GUBRILLAS, THD PROSPHOTs oF PHACE. The Preparation of Santa Anna for a Battle. de. Se, Se, Despaten No.1, Ricumoe, Aug. 14, 1847—A. M ‘The steamer Fashion ‘gp arrived at New Orleans from Vera Cruz, She lett the latter port on the 2d inst. Gen. Scott was at Puebla on the 30th of July, when there wes strong probability of an immediate advance on the capital, Gen. Valencia arrived at the capital on Monday, with four thousand troops. Gen. Pearce arrived at"Perote after an action with the Guerillas near the National Bridge. = Lieut, Sipton, of Indiana, and the Surgeon of the Pennsylvania Regiment, are dead. ‘The courier of the British Legation arrived at Vera Crus on the 31st, with correspondence from the capital of the 29th, and from Puebia of the 30th. Mr. Kendall represents the chances of peace in an un- favorable light. He says Soott will march immediately on the arrival ARRE! ssa of selnonledaed t Ram wisitig {inyptions jons for the |, sole Aroprietor. Barrett’s absence in Repos, all letters and eati ad. oUMAOH TR NAT beekes rarauce in th he ORIGL GINIA'3I eae ~ Myers, A. &. Wine neimore, D. Kelly, F Solomon, Hau(ord, anit. Nowy fam, the Chesnut t Theatre, Philadelphia respectfully an noades to ty citizens of New they will give a series sof their Chaste and Pleagin Sonesrt Commencing NDAY EVENING, Aug. ery evening during the — Win wall intro- eer! PAR. ats will i mes gill cone jude witha new Bur- aracters sane ompany. 4 f° vot new SONGS, SUETTS" Otte" CHORUSES oe ba ‘he evenings enter esque founded res Oper For particularssee hil 0 Doors open ‘clock—I auld atis® INESE JUNK \CHINES! CUR. s— aptain of the Chinese LER ge ‘citizens of re hi Rew vr Forks fostop NOR FEY ‘Says LONGER as barge han from the pincatie of the State, are every day arri- SPatforiance to commence at. eae oes pes nape=for the ooly tints ae, ry may e' inlty-—this_ rare. speciizen Architecture, together with the many Cufoaities. which they worship, contained in her cabin, &c. The Idols sebich the ra of i the yecacanl th 4 " sth nearly the or os weerme they dere to portunity of doing so by se Attend them at their residence: the post-office, or other- Al3 3t#re Prompt attention. of Pearoe—certaiply in the first week of August, and it is more than probable that the hardest fight yet will be at the city of Mexico, The Mexicans were prepared to meet him, having all their fortifications completed, and twenty-five thousand men. The English Legation was secretly exerting every in- fluence to keep the Americans out of the capital. Other letters to the Picayune, represent the chance of Peace in amore favorable light, and think the resist- ance to our advance will be almost nominal. ‘The Mexican Congress had referred Mr. Buchanan’s letter back to the Executive,and thrown on him the re- ‘*ponsibilities of the war. The peace party at the capital was strongand increasing. They have no faith in their generals, The Sun of Anchuac says that when the guerillas attacked Pearce, 600 Americans approached under their fire until within 100 yards of the Mexicans, when our forces opened deadly fire, forcing them to an imme- diate retreat. While the Mexicans were retreating, the American cavalry rushed upon them, killing about one hundred. ‘The position of the Mexicans was one of the strongest in the country, but the Americans passed the Bridge af- ter a short engagement, and arrivedjat Perote in safety. Gen. Seott despatching Gen. Smith’s brigade from Pue- bla to meet them at Perote. The Commercial Times considers the news # full con- firmation of the failure of Mr. Trist’s mission, and that all prospects of peace are dissipated. Its correspondence states that there has been « con- test about their constitutional rights, between Congress is SE FOR SHIPPING—10,000 TONS ICE, Ptr ba inches thick, put Eg expressly for s! vessels. Vessels ited Se jong rere ‘at the lowest market prions ae sho by' tM. Cheeseman, Proprietor of the Uuion Ulet all 12t*re practised rope, KOELER, M. for more Surgeon and Ocuiist . “clian ton years in different, parts of E Asia Aion, Lasistan, Arm th Africa, ‘Brazil an ) Jy27 30t® re Greenwich Constirat PATION (© OSTIVENESs) DESTROYED.— i inveterate and habitual Constipation, (C tiveness) not only totally overcome, but also completely di troyed, without using either pur: tives, insect ple, agreeable nnd infallible mi Warton, 68 Rue Ri iyo T (ibe atremedy is a bight, palatable and di food called Slang ‘a vegetable Farina—in some respects bling arro he above tre IN fational Depot & CO. road- tes corner of Chambers street, three doors routh of Stuart's Cx, TRY MERCHANTS, DEAL N PERFU- MER at Soaps, Vatent Medicines, Fancy Articles in every variety, supplied upon the lowest terms 1 Goarlendt sted tree first store from Broad: ‘(OOM &FOWLEWS ‘unrivalled Walout Oil Military Shaving the only genuine, awarded the first premium at the and Santa Anna, each charging the responsibility of making peace upon the other. ‘The discussion has shown, what was generally sup- posed, that the latter personage sincerely desires the patching up of the difference between the two countries, as the sole means of securing his grand object. He is ambitious of the dictatorship. When Congress dissolved, it was done by the withdrawal of such a num- ber of members, as to leave the remainder below a con- stitutional quorum, Santa Anna held a council of general officers, at which it was resolved to effect one more encounter, either by marching against Scott at Puebla, or, reject- ing the propositions for negotiations, calmly await his advance, and act on the defensive. Im order to be free to act, Government issued a decree suspending all newspapers except the official organ. The Delta says that Congress had met and adjourned without coming to any decision upon the propositions of our Government. All letters from the capital agree that Gen. Scott can take the city without difficulty, and that the foreign merchants of the capital are anxious for his arrival. Lieut. Whipple bad arrived at the capital. He istreat- ed well, and expects soon to be exchanged. Commodore Perry has withdrawn his forces from To- basco in consequence of the sickness prevailing a:nong ‘American Institute 1 ia tol agd Gitoser, formerly with aus soem OV ROOM EROWERR: of No. 9 Ours COTTON DUC constant supply re rious market ae inches wit warranted superior two t, for sale by tay in market ATH kL. & GEO. GRISWOLD, 72 South ati . Board and by the oodtes or month, on the most ate ble terms. "A choice of several single rooms PY, be had b: spptyiny immediately. Single meals mzy be had at all neues ol id J. ‘a4 300" re K—A aus, iestawiaem Cape. T. x o'clock FISRNING, LINE FOR ALBANY ‘AND whe the Steamboat Pier foot of y, at half past six o'clock, A. eempnat pier foot of Bajcla ve, at seven ofl inet "hive SteamerNTAGARA, Capt. H. L. kee of clay street, mboat ISAAC. on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings, at 7 NDRIK HUDSON, Ci R. G. Tuesday, Tharsday + Saturday even- “Gpecial Trains for Schenectady, Ballston, and Saratoga " e O'Clock, ¥. A six for Albany and interme: Fare 50 cents. Breakfast and dinner on boat SOUTH N. Hulse, will leave the Steamb: Barclay, street, ‘Tuesdav, Thursday, and Sat .M. Laud Mtr ST Baadivgs— = une ‘ROY, Captain Ch sk mee treet, mda ys, jock A. M. I leave ‘wesday, Thursday BOAT Xi 1 delocks P- jy returning on the ply om board, or to ¥. B. avai Sg LINE sie ALBANY, Dail ‘Through Direct At ‘OK xcepted— “ee Care, Wiss i. Peck, will Cratten- Springs, will run as follows:—Leave Albany’ at 8% A-Mar3 PM., except Sundays. Passengers will find this the most ex peditio i convenient rou! M.—Landing at Tenermetinte Places— ars forthe reogill, will y afternoons, apd Saturday afteraoons, I] at all tines arrive in Albany in ample Eutor rates,and none taken, after 5}¢ re forbid trastuing A of the boats of this tine. ras x Ryeret Cyt! the o from the foot 01 Barclay street. Steamboat NOR! TH AMERICA, Capmin leave on Monday, Weihiesday, Fridey and a5 0'e Breamboat cp Lg | La Captain R. H. Furry, will feeve on ‘Tuesday, Thursday, at o'clock. West. 5 OF agenta, jow landing at Pier 7 -GE « FREREY BRANDIES, R. p es Bordeau: in Franc PBordeers, Henry bb. F enedor pelo sat asin balls emer 15 lg casks White Brandy, of superior Also in store, entitled to debenture, a of various vintages from i E PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPARY give notice that the Directors are vow prepared Manufacturers for Railroad Iron, delivera| to an amount not exceeding Fifteen Thousan ply ‘at their of ee, No. MER hy in 1848 and 1849, Tons. For im- t street, Phila. K, Pre: Church street—The | Saloon, takes great pleasure ese that they can be ac- ity of Shrewsbury Uysters, ‘season, along with all ot! tinds of re freshments generally kept in saloons. chanee for the loyers of oysters. ‘The Baris stocked with such Wines, Liquors and Sei ino farther recommending, But’ call and give, 9 OMMERCIAL AND RAILROAD BANK BURG—The qtockholders of the Commercial Bank, urg, are hereby notified that the deed of th tru on 10 rangement between them and the creditors of eat bonis deposited with the Cashier af the Phenix Bank of this el is one of the trustees. ‘Tt will remain there until the 18th inst. All those persons who hold amy of the liabilities of the Commercial and Railroad Bank, who have not yet 6 to the compromise, are ulso re: uested to call at the Bank. re them, until the sickly season passes. The Sun of Anahuac attributes this withdrawal to the overwhelming force of the enemy, and fear of an at- tack. Gen. Almonte was still in confinement at Mejicalzin- go. Alveres was in the capital about the middle of July, and had several long interviews with Santa Anna. Mr. ‘Trist had been indisposed, but was convalescent. The American prisoners at the capital think that Ge. noral Scott takes it easy, and many believe that British Jealousy in endeavoring to keep Scott out of the capital, and that Santa Anna asks for terms. The First and Second Pennsylvania Regimente are with General Scott, and will, no doubt, play their part: gallantly in the great struggle that has by this time taken, place. Major Smith, the Quartermaster, died at Vera Crus on the 24th ult. : Lieuts, Porter, Steele, Wagner, and Alder, of the Navy came passengers in the Fashion, Despatch No. 2. Puitapeirnia, Aug. 14, 1847—M. In aletter dated at Puebla, July 30, Mr. Kendall re- marks that he had conversed with s gentleman who left the capital two days previous, and who represented the capital to be inundated with water, in consequence of which there was much sickness prevailing. It waa the belief of the foreigners in the city of Mexi- co, that an understanding existed between Gens. Scott and Santa Anna, to the effect that the latter would sur- vender the capital after the first attack of the Americans, and that peace would therefore ensue. About twenty-six thousand Mexican soldiers were estimated to be quartered in the capital. antl 6 i DMISTON & SON, TAILORS ANI MAKERS, 69 STRAND LONDON 'Trowsers, tet Liatoa Cloth Pelevots, Gentlemen visiting Ei large assortment of well ious to akin getablshment goods of from the best West of B DTROWSEKS Dress Coat, 60s. ; 26; Dress Vests land would do well to inspect the elected Cloths, Doeskins and Vest- purchases, as they will find at our 1 newest and most approved fabrics, milan manutactricn a the lowest possible cash prie a EDMISTON & SON, F230 jy15-91 aulS3i Ste 69 Stra . London, appl "om board. ¢ boats, orto P. Pd ‘ou the whart ett STATES, te ep ae ne P avi ad cSt AFEN TAN ‘onan The new and el root, Tues six, A. M., “fron Gyno foro -y a uberier q steamer, ; NEW i can 1 any nace, by application ee on, se omnis ma the fe eer, Aap lew ke packet ship rate, and will positively sail as above, her rt a ie tae at ol Wah a New On OLLINS, 56 nat tr ron yt ldrees, et, ship, Osweno, Care iagersel. will succeed the i" vegnine dnw t, to sail on arin. XN Be zak Sec pt. past inson street, touching at ‘ovdratt & a apply 8 Rowe the Bo Best, or to Geo. tasting the Move boats on ac my 19 rh isiana and New .W ORLEANS —Loulsiana of Packets—Positively the first and only. Wana! pe Hatha wore will iW IN BT. BARTH OLONE We CHURCH for No. 108, desirably situated. Apply to 65 and 67, >; URSE FIFTY DOLLARS with an h. ft., two mile heats, in harness, free : we of $50 h. ft., two mile heats $50, with an inside eae eee, was with an inside stake of $100 h. ft, two mile that never won a purse over Pure» $900, with an beats, nu harness, free for 4,under fe orate fas toi send bet. hornet mile by free for all troreing Seat cing horses—James a Folks in hare ss, all others as they please, to come off the 6th Sey ‘ “9 lock, three or more to mal race, aud he sakes sod Freee ba. eo race to be trot 10h, by ed for the first part of Septemb I be arranged 10 »e- | ter any horve that shou ye meh OR SRCESA Gait of Bay Horses, 6 waren | old, closely mateh ‘and black tails and mane pty pearelers nu ult. May be seen at P. Aas FINE, 40) risk) ILVER WATCHES,The Subser ber Ming all deseriptions of fine Gold tm | re Jewelry, i Wa Riches ua ioe a bd lewelry repaired in the best mani ngual prices, er of Wat One account represents their number at twenty-nine thousand—and it will be difficult to show that General Seott will have more than half that number of effeotive men at his disposal. Gen, Santa Anna was supposed to be favorable to the peace negotiations, but was over-ruled in his opinions by the arrival of Gen. Valencia, from Potosi, who de. sired “a fight.” Gen, Scott expected to move from Puebla, for the ctty of Mexico, during the first week in August. Gen, Shields was at Puebla at the last accounts, and in the enjoyment of good health. Major Gaines, Capt. Cassius M. Clay, and the other American prisoners, were still in the city of Mextoo, without any prospect of release The American prisoners at the oapital, judging from our past successes, are of opinion that Gen. Scott will take the city with great caso, and with but little loss ou his side. ‘The expres from Pueble, which was supposed to bave been cut off, reached Vera Cruz on the 20th ult., with despatches from Gen. Scott for Washington. Commodore Perry bas issued a notice discontinuing the ten per cent war tax on exports from the Mexican ports at present ocoupied by the American navel forces The government has levied « tax upon the Mexican merobante. The health of Vere Cruz was improving. Major Smith, quartermaster, died at Vera Crus; Ifke- wise Lieut. Sturgeon, of Pennsylvania, and Licut. Tip ton, of Indiana—both sons of ex-Senators. | tn — Fire in Portland, Bosrow, August 14, 1647 About twelve o'clock to-day a fire broke out in Pere land, in the twine factory and dwelling house of Mr. Foyes, on Free street, and thence extended to fifteen or more houses on. Cotton street, the majority of which, with their contents, were destroyed before the famew could be egtinguisbed