The New York Herald Newspaper, August 15, 1847, Page 4

| / BY THE MATL! Affairs in Washington. ‘Wasninaton, Aug, a4? Scott at Puebla. ‘The stay of Gen, Scott at Puebla is ominous of a stout resistance to his further progress. He knows the value of ovlerity and expedition, He has proved it. He knows that it would have taken not half the men to reduce Mexico in May last, that it would require in July. In May the capital was in cousternation—without an army, aod without » plan of defence. It would then have been an easy prize to a force of 20,000 men, and the nucleus for the enemy’s reorganization would have been destroyed. They could not have recovered. Their munitions and cannon foundries in Mexico and the surrounding villages would have been captured, and the means of further resistance, save by guerilla skirmishes, completely arrested. Wherever the gov- ernment authorities might have retreated, they could have been pursued captured, or driven off. by @ hundful of men. hig could have been eamnnity ? . until harassed into submission. General Soott should not have left Vera Cruz with leas than 25,000 men. SIMA 8 new fee to Taylor in April lust of 10,000 ‘men, so that simultaneously with the movement of Scott Vera Cruz, the General of the North could have moved down via a ye with a force of 10.000. leaving the required garribons behind. by the middle of June there would have been a joint army in the city of Mexi- 20 of 20,000 men, with all the principal places garrison- ed from Monterey southward. and from Vera Cruz west- ward. This. we believe, was a part of the diplomatic plan of Col. Benton ight have been adopted with- out tie Lieut. General, and would have been the cheap- est operation in the end. But it was expeoted the Mexicans would succumb with the reduction of the castle and city of Vera Cruz ‘The experiment had been successful in the case of the French bombardment. and we had reason to suppose it might be successful again. Peace was wanted, and it was desirable to obtain it without uanecessary expendi- ture in vast. and what might be unneoessary armies of invasion The sequel proves the calculation to have been extravagantand injurious Armies. from the com- mencement of the war, amounting to an aggregate ex- ceeding 50,000 mon, have been nearly exhausted m de- tached operations in the deverts of the North, and the penetration of an insufficient army toward Mexico, stopped within eighty miles of the capital in default of reinforcements, for three months. ‘The truth is, the war has been rather a war of persua- than of overcion. More has been expected of the Mexicans in what we could do, than in what we would do, We have relied more upon our power in reserve than upon the strength of our armies in the field. We have expected too much of the Mexicans from the law of selt-preservation. and too little from thelr Spanirh obsti- nacy and self-sufficiency. It docs appear to us that in all thiathere has been a very peculiar mugnanithity shown to the enemy, which, however creditable on the score ot huwanity, has been most disastrous to the pros- we have to submit in conciusion is this; ppearances Gen. Scott may be detuined in Puebla till the meeting of the U. 8, Congress; and that Taylor in the meantime may be detuined at Monterey. and the war be found in stfu quo. ‘The reinforouments going down will just about fll up the vacuum mado in fhe rank and file by the guerillas and the climate. The cabinet, however, may have better assurances of pace in the interim, than are possessed by the public. We hope they have. ‘If not, it will be the first business of Con- gress to set about settling this Mexican war. ‘The administration has prosecuted the war with vigor, and Congress has seconded its demands; but neither Congress nor the administration called for the requisite number of men, A vigorous war without men —a vigorous war by piecemeal, is the most expensive of all wars. Draughts of afew hundred at a time in a vi- gorous war, will have cost more than the concentration at the same day, and operating in the same combined movement of 100,000 men in the enemy's count Finally, we have this consoling opinion to give to the President. If he fuils of a peace before the meeting of Congress, the war, the plan of the war—a peace, and the conditions of p boundary, and the locality of a boundary, and the game cards of the next Presidency, will be thrown into the hands of Mr. Calhoun, W. Wasuinatox, August 13, 1847. Good News—Mr. Rives’s New Purchase of the Bla- densburgh Duelling Ground—Editorial Luck. We learn that Mr. John C. Rives, late of the Globe, firm of Blair & Rives, has purchased the duelling ground at Bladensburgh, or part of it, embracing the spot on which Barron killed Decatur, It is the purpose of Mr Rives to erect a summer residence on this ground, and to keep, in future, all duelling interlopers off the premi- ses as far as embraced within his jurisdiction. Good Just look,too, at the luck of our federal city editors. Mr. Gales has a country seat; Mr. Seaton has a country seat; Mr. Blair has the delightful seat of Silver Spring; Mr Rives has the duelling grounu; Mr. Kendall has a place near town; Mr. Heits has just bought » nice place; Mr. Ritchie has just purchased and moved into the princely house erected by Mr. Corcoran, of the firm of Corcoran & Riggs, fronting Lafayette square and the White House, said square and the White House green, with the main avenue between, leaving the White House and Father Ritchie's bouse in full view of each other. Gen. Duff Green has a naimber of places, including a large interest in the Curoberlend coal mines. Talk about poor editors after this, will you’ Ww. VasninGron, Aug. 13, 1847 The News of To-day ‘The papers spoken of by telegraphic despatch to-day, as having been received from 'exico at Saltillo, dated 26th July, are more likely to have been from San Luis Potosi, as the correspondent of the ¢icayune admits ‘This, "however,would bring up'the record to at least the 20th July, from the city of Mexice, aud the absence of any inforiaation of the whereabouts of Gen Scott, leaves the inevitable impression that he wae still at Puebla awaiting the arrival cf General Pierce and train; or, it may be, awaiting the action of the Mexican Govern- ment on the offer of Mr. Trist. It appears the line of 36 degrees has been offered, which will, if accepted, com- Pletely out off all quarreling on the Wilmot proviso, as a hulf degree of territory in a desert will not be worth w quarrel. But why not say 36 deg. 30 min., which would embrace the port of San Francisco, in the Pacific. and trench not a hair beyond the Federal ordinance of 1787 Would the South agree? We think so YERBA BUENA. Wasuincron, Aug. 13, 1847. General Hopping It is not long since that Col. Curtis, in a stampede, believing that the Mexicans all around him like a hive of bees, called for 50,000 men to keep him in the de- fence of the breastworks on the Rio Grande, con- structed under the new military system of Gen. Pillow, with the ditch inside From the telegraphic report to-day, it seems that Gen. Hopping (did any mortal soldier ever hear of such a hero since the:days of Orlando Furioso?) hus got into the same difficulty, and calls for help. Urrea is again prowl- ing round east of the mountains, “seeking whom he may devour,” and Hopping calls for help. But, we sup- pose there is no danger, for if Hopping can’t help him- self, Old Zack with Bragg’s battery will come down again and open the track. We do hope that Gen. The Indianapolis have not received fall election, but think that the Smith, R. W. Thompson, and 5 — eer, pee Sas pent" lemocrats next Legislature: and 24 whigs in the Senate, and a whig majority four to six in the House. NORTH CAROLINA. ion in the next Congrese will consist of six democrats. A whig gain of three mem. ‘The Nashville papers of the 8th, give returns from thirteen counties in Middle Tennessee. on the ticket for Governor, in those counties, 1150. Such e gain justifies fully the belief that Brown (W ) has beaten Brown, (Dem.) county, there is @ net gain of 150 for the Hi Columbia, Furber, Westmnstei Gladiator, Buati ‘Toronto, Ward July t Switzerland, Fleteher July d John Gayle and H W. Hillard, Whigs ; 8. W. Herris, —— Inge. G. 8. Houston, W. R. Cobb and F. W. den, Democrats have been elected to’ gein of one member. varnor runs his democratic opponent very hard. The democratewill have » majority in The Whig can- PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 15. Arrivat or Mr. Cray at Battotorg.—This distinguished statesman arrived at Baltimore last evening, by the Werterm cars, and is stopping at Bar- He arrived at Winchester, Va., yos- terday morning, from the White Sulphur Springs, and is . papers of yesterday, stated that Mr. Clay, on Thursday, left the residence of Hon. John with that gentleman, and pro- he number of passengers from pes on Thursday was largely in- nd it wassaid that a committee of forty gentlemen went down to meet Mr. Clay He is expected to sojourn there a week or ten day! val here, however, sete the matter right.—Balt. Sun, It{ sow Rises... num’s City Hotel red. Besson, Cherbourg, Aymar & ‘aterman, Canton, Howland & Aspin- i vol, C H Marshall: ohn Henry, (new) ‘he Wilmington, D Shi wally’ Vorkshi Walsh; Katshdia, ( ich. (packet) Thompson, Havre, & Livingston; Brarens,(Ham) Flor, Hamburg, Schmidt & jalchen. Barks—Greif, (Du ch) Schmidt, London; Swea, (Swed) Laud, Cork, &c. (Dati Amsterdam, Booven Graves & Co; Texidor, Major, (Ham) Loffgren, St Thom: M. Clayton, in com; er ham & Dimon; a ROLL INTELLIGENG! Cotton Trade, Since the departure of the Britannia, our Cotton market, under the influence of daily continued accounts of unfavorable weather at the South for the growing anced fully thr-e-quarters of a cent per pound. A fraction of this improvement may be ascribed to the favorable tenor of the recent intelli ” of which we received the tele- graphic xecounts on Monday, 24 inst. holding out, as it at the governing market of ympathize with the move- ments on this side, and indicating that on the receipt of later advices from hence, a further rise may be antici ‘sufficient perhaps to cover the present currency in Atki arbor, NF. Foster & Br) Rathbun, Windsor, NX Sor Battle Harbor, Siffkin & Jawues, (Br) Ford ; Picard, Johuston, Bal Schrs—Manciiester, Tutt in. do; Emily Jolinston, ? 43° Cl id. Geo Klotts, smith ‘Coon, Dighton; Ji verpool per Hiberni red. Brig Evelina Bandel, Bishop, 18 days frcm Para, with mdse, does, squue encouragement PH Oe con, Pi Liverpool will continue to 7 days from Berm: rk Lightbourn—3 ‘passengers. Leftno ‘Tally Ho, (of Norfolk) Eliiot, 15 days from New Or- with wheat, to master, ‘ Powers, from Tuspan, 23d July, Santa In Mari- Key West in ballast, to inaster hip John Adams blockading ‘the port — $ ship Geimantown, do da. ‘ourd from the two United States brig Louisa, Beaston, for NYork, soon. 4 MSehe'Thom, Wainwright, 7 days from Wilmington, NC. with lumber, to RM Blackwell, Tho demand on the last Packet day, 31st ultimo, was chiefly to fill out orders for the Steamer, und before ‘change, the sales berely reached 1000 bules, but after the Southern mail on that the market, and took upw. closing @ full quarter of a cent stronger. hol .ers offered their supplies very sparingly, and the 12500 bales at # further advance of a fat full prices, the me large buyers entered 2000 bales, the market Salled. cent on Satur: Steamship Southerner, Charleston; ship Sea Witch, Canton ‘Tuesday 1500 bales were dispose market on this day being badly supplied with samples; tter supply offering, the sules ran up Marine Correspondence. Alben, Medgden, Rew dole William, Pieb, Buchevitio, -Arrsloop Clig, 8: pNewacks rons, ‘Aug 12—Are bark New England, Curtis, iladelphia. rv vs, Aug 6--Cld, ship Frances, Southworth. Li- we hide ivella,. Simpson, Liverpool te lor Soule, Balumore; Empire, ‘Antwe: bertina, Montgomery, in, Meinek bures sebrs 'Yjes, N York; Sinus, J Ellen, Shriever, Fera Crug ‘steamahip Ohio, J jy fn Cork; Ulari , on, Smith fm Vera Cruz; schrs Urie, fm Brazos, & Jago; Ad- elie, Tac 1 lowde, NYork.— Ia‘ Hampton Koads, ship Louisiana. urat, Port Walthall for Bio Janet, Cd sar vane Condor, Flores, York: sche TO cm Pfamilioe, NYork ise brig Rival. 1 7 Boston. : * i rceTH, Aug ?—AIr schr Eliza, Sawyer, Philadel- - "PriLADELTHIA, Aug 1i—Arr brig Richard Ingersoll, Plum- mer, Provider 12—Arrsehrs Sol Rosevelt, Woolley; 3 Payuter, Ni APiaamas Davies and Amazon, Tavior, Phila yater, NOuirontmes ache Emily 8 Souder, Almy, New Orleans, Below. pponed the Virgin: fm “Apalacht- sho, gehe Qugen, Gardasr Baltimore. “Cid ith, brig Dun- BO, ia. : oe vara, Aa Eat ‘chr Excel, Kennedy, Baltimore — i a ‘ork. SE or sce eAug Art ech Water Merchant, Cover- a pM 12—SId brig Rattler, Conway, Para. ‘ca Hl Apg lear ship Warten: vaus, NY ork. Wimineros, NU, Aug 9—Arrschr Urba Small, New York; lh, brig Albiou Couper, Mallikin, New York; schr ralioo, Martin, Matauzas, Arrival of Strangers in New York Aveust 15 ni Hore. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Hate, Charleston; Mfr-and Mrs. Johason, Miss ‘Thoroe, St. Louis; I Luckwood . Ci ©. Faninger, Bangor Mr. and Mrs. Foster, Boston; J. F . Farle. 8. C54 Whitsill Pean; T. Smith, dy, Mo: . Clarke, Alay 8 Cady it: DB, Middletm, barteri: 8 eee eee iagge Domglas, Florida; Geo. Vaux aud fa- imily Phils, Aston House. : Mr. and Mrs. Greene, Phils; Mr.and Mrs. Whe on, Wiscon- i Jrx;und. Mise Hoffinin, Mr. and Mrs. Hewson, Mr. rd, Alby: Mr. add Mrs, Lay ston: Mr, aud Mrs. Weasel, York Mra, Ames, Boston; JG ‘Madrid; V. Gauthreau .G. Maynard, Mr. and Ly Constable, Bosto Gi Lh Woman, Manchester: W, Wallace, d Seybold, L. Pe ‘Geo. Pepper, Phi'a: A. Kel WNico O; J ter: G. Clifton S bay, NO Boston; Mr. bile; A. Mauegaule, . N. ith, Moutreal a; L. Duff) harleston, iry Hore: J. Wilson, Boston; J. Fay, — ton, Cambridge; Me, Drew, 3. W. Blancha: Phila; A Chisholm, Mo- ford, W. Brerdou, Cb 8. Goodrich, Olay W. Goodrich, ngton; W. Gardner, Kichmon vir and tw lish, N. Young, New Orleans sous; Mr..aud Mrs. Sherr a lowaRD Horet, to 3000 bales at a further wdvance, and on Thurs lay PaitapetpHia, Aug lt ‘amounted to 4000 bales at even higher prices; on ay the sales only reached 2000 bales, without ‘any but the full prices of the Saturday was & improvement, preceding day were well sustained. 4 stormy day and there was no attendaace of buyers, but the tew sales effected were at easier prices. A limited business only was transacted duri three days of this present week, and the turn of ket was in favor of the buyer. On Thursday an active Wileox, NYork; stesmer rtha Washington, Stevens, Trousides, Ely, do; and a Venezuela, Dill, Laguayra; brig Planet, Clark, Cj and 3 brige we Ships ‘Isabella, Briggs, Ci altimore; bark Elizabeth J forming Bt Le lager, Havas by Il, Kentucky; N. Cooke, New Orl NL Batts Hudsons Brent, Bal le Bostoi 5 Foot s uebec, D. and Miss Hi $ consin; W. Valliere, ‘Hechman, Mobile; 4, Clarke, 7Ist Light Infantry, Bartlett, Portsmouth; Mr. and Mrs Simms, Mr. jorrie, Montreal; J. Richmond, New Jersey; J. Al- 1 demand set in, and the sales We pie teria themarket at the close being near the ‘Yesterday a good business was the small amount left on the tabl were 1500 bales, were at the full prices ot the day prece- ding, The groat;bulk of thes purchases were for the i cargo for St. Petersburg, Liverpool buyers participating only to a limited extent, notwithstanding an easy freight market, The deficiency ot the receipts this season as compared with the pre- vious one, stands now at 305,000 baies. ‘The deficiency of exports to Great Britain 290,000 bales, To other ports 30,000 bales, making to- tal deficiency of 440,000 bales, Movements or Corton in THE Usitep States. ore upwards of 4000 bal 7 jone bn apes 4 he Mary, Lermond, Newbers: ley cosgepeguters Mass; Phebe Baxter, Fuller, Boston; do; F sleon, Perrot continental ports, includin, do; Reaper, Myers, Boston; JS Harris, Voorhees, Nox: Dukes, Baltimore; ith, do; sloop Jackson, Stevens, Clintoa, Barrett, New York; Planet, Green, Lamb, do; aud steamer Biack Miscellaneous Packat Snips Yorxsuire, Bails ‘Thompaon, for Havre: and Sir Robert Peel, Chadwick, for London, will sail to-morrow morning. Frenca Mart Steamer PHiLapetrne, Besson, leaves for Cherbourg, at 8 o’clock this morning. Accounts from this v Receipts at the ports of the U.S. since Sept. 1846...... ‘ Jsame period last year. . 2,059,650 : year before. . . 2,406,666 ince Sept. i, 1846 . ol \d whalebone, from the. Pacific Ocean, miles West of Montauk Point last Monday evening at 10 Exports from U. 8. 8 over the bar and brought wo on t beach; ‘at 9.4 M, the ship's company landed without difficulty, the number. ‘The ship leboue is all out off . atd aM, on Tuesday, beat ‘The receipts at this port since 14,000 bales; exports. 9,000; taken by spinners, 8,000; taken on speculation, 3,000; stock amount on sale, 10,000 bal in this market were as follows: — Livenroot CuassiFication, the Ist inst., have been two children amon ore in a dense fog. The afely lauded in grod condition, and strong hopes are he cutire cago, and pos i in city, 115,000; ‘The closing quotations | entertained of saving ‘The iatest accounts we have, report the sl easy, with a smooth sea. We received the above from Captam Brown, ted the ship, and thinks it quite doubtful whether Mob. § Texas. Suir Rica, Heard, 15 di mn for New Orleans with an assorted cargo, ra) through his ageut, (Heary wreckers for thei his voyoge, the ves Sxoor Juno, at Provideace fom New York, reports on the ‘ jane, Es.) havin pi services, deemed it prudeut to proceed on 1 not having been iujared at all. M4, on the Long Island shore South of NV in contact with steamer Bay’ water and knightheads—had bulwarks, vlankshear. and the cargs on'deck, some 6 or 7 raudy, were destroyed. Portland from Havana, lost jib and jibboom, aud rigyivx attached, in the gale of the 5th uist ‘The Fiour Markets New Ortwans, August 6—The market, which has been very dull for several days past, displayed more ac- tivity yesterday, a circumstance the reception of the steamer Washington’s “accounts by express ‘There was some demand for cotton, and 1100 bales were taken for France. Flour, too, in better requert, with sales of 2000 bar- $4 00 for Obio, $4 623g to $4.75 for common Illinois, und $6 60 for choice, and for St. Louis brands, $5 75 to $6 per barrel,an advance bushels, at 450. to S0c per bushel, for mixed white yellow. Of wheat, 350 sacks prime®sold at 80c., and 1,400 sacks good, at 60c. per visions. Sales of pork at $16 50 to $1675 for mess, and $12 75 to $13 per bbl. for prime. State, and lost bowsprit some woper plank stove empty carboys, aud a ¢ Brio Frances Exien, enerally attributed to Prices unchanged.— Scuin Prosrect, of Bucksport, from Bangor, before report- n, with bow stove, was in contact night of 3d. inst. about ten miles above Owl's Head, with the bri which arrived at Bueksport 4th, with bow bai Sales of corn, oor} Scur Parnior, of Machias, from Wilmington for Boston, masted, was fallen in with 9th towed her into N ted abandoned, di No change in pro- lontauk, by schr 100 kegs good lard sold Hemp—still advancing. A lot of dew- rotted sold at $102, and 100 bales prime at $110 per ton. Freights—A ship taken for Liverpool at $d. for cotton. Cincinnat1, August 10.—Although there was but a mouerate demand yesterday, prices were @ little better The sales were 100 bris. City Vilis at $4 30; 100 do from Railroad at $4 2 from store at $4 25; lot new wheat, from Canal, at $4 25, Privapenrnia, Aug. Ditepee Bara Rio; at Boston, passed on the 6th inst, off Hi of cotton adrift, som: water casks, aud a green NG, Curry, from Boston for Ba Brio Grace Da ha jeddore Head, 26th ult. is said leur, before reportes to have bea totall than on Saturday. .from Pictou, arrived ut pled coudition, having ex- lost sails boats jeck; was driven nd escaped wreck almost miracu- H, (Br) M’Dougall, fm Pictou, anced the saine gale, had one boat do at $423 © $4 2; anda small | Pifiey, bulwarks, and almost everything off di in among the breakers, 13—The receipts of Flour con- tinue light, and the demand is limited, and chiefly for home consumption. Sales of fresh ground Flour in lots at $6,and 1000 bris to be Sound Western at $5 8734 a $6, extra at $6 76. At the close fresh Rye Flour—Sales of 500 bris. at $3 37}. Corn Meal —Sales of 1000 bris. at $3 26, 700 bris. Brandywine some holders refuse $3 20 for Grain—Wheat is scarce and Brio Maxoarer Entz. eport Conn. expe fost balwarke au Qursec, Aug. on Saturday evenin Shurch, the same night; but got off on Sunday retarued to port. Notice to Mariners. Licut House on Cona! ; about to be erected on round at the same price. nd 500 bris, Leechburg and Flour is very Bark luyerna, Sedgwick, sailed hence ‘on private terme. 3 —A light house is wedge, or the outer rocks con- Cushing, also, will be enabled to do something for Gen. Hopping. General Hopping! Hopping! Where are you stopping, While the horses of the raneheroes, On the Rio Grande : Wasminoron. August 13, 1847. Mr. Clay. ‘We understand that the Hon. Henry Clay, this after noon, passed, via the relay, from the West, to Balti- more, en route for the’sea shore. We wish the distin- guished statesman, o-ator and patriot, a pleasant tour, And a safe return to the hospitalities of Ashland, where, he home of “Old Tip,” the Istch-string’ alwa; ngs out, and where the stranger will always fiad » knife d fork and « plate.and something to eat wherewithall, At the table of the illustrious CIVILIAN, Puirapenrmia, August 14, 1847. New Railroad Depot—The Whigs—Effect of the War News—Accident, $c. ‘Axsmall girl, the daughter of Mr. John Heap, residing in Bread street, met with a shocking accident yesterday, which resulted in death afew hours afterwards, She was seized with « fit while standing at « third story win- dow, and in her struggles was precipitated to the ground, fracturing {both thighs and her lower jaw, bosides re- ceiving other injuries. ‘The new depot of the New York Railroad Company, on the Delawaro, is now nearly ready, aud the change in running the boats there instead of Bristol will take place about the Ist of September. The hotel is a beautiful building, and under the superintendence of Mr, John W. Morgan, of this city, must become a favorite place of resort for our citizens during the heat of sammer. ‘The whigs have been put in a flutter this morning by the announcement of the arrival of Henry Clay at Baiti- more. Quite a number are projecting visits to Balti- more to enjoy the pleasure of taking him by the hand. The friends of Dr. Tyng are to have an opportunity of listening te a sermon from him to-morrow morning, at the church to.which he was formerly attached. —The despatches from Richmond received this morn- img have put a damper on the hopes of the friends of peace, who anticipated a better return for the proposals submitted by Mr. Buchanan than a flat refusal. There ean be no doubt, from the complexion of the intelli- moe, that another battle must take place before the forces of General Scott can enter the capital, As he had not moved from Puebla up to the 30th ult, the late rumors were, of course, premature, but it is to be hoped they area foreshadowing of the events yet to transpire. A curious case occured this morning at the hospital. A man was brought there in a wagon, for the purpose of suomitting himself to the phyvicians as a caudidate for admission to the charities of tbe institution, but while walking up the grand waik towards the entrance to the main building he fell dead, and before uny person could xeuch him he had expired. The driver of the wagon ‘that bad conveyed the mao thither, had in the mean- time driven off, and consequently nothing is kaown of bis name, or the disease which caused his death, Sales of Stocks at Phiiadeiphia. Ly Boawp, Aug. i4~-10u Be ad Jobe; 50 Gir rard bank, 13; 10 Sinjehl Selecg, woe, Md 3945 GF AFTER Saves—5 Miveh ; ing RR Bouds, 7 jn Te Be ech, ales of 7000 a 8000 bushels fair and good§Penn’s and rn red at $1 25 to $1 30 per bushel, part in store; Southern red at $1 20 to $1 26 for old and new, and a prime lot at $1.30; 1500 b d delivered at $138 nected with the dangerous ledge which runs Wiscasset, and known as Cohasset rocks. fhels good white at $1 Rye—Sales of 2200 bushels 7 Corn—Receipts light,and the demand lim ited; sules of 8000 bushels Penna, and Northern yellow at 74 a 76 cts per 56 Ibs. Rocnester, Aug. 11—The market is barren of trans- New wheat comes in in les, which, of cour ‘common centre, an secured, on which will be erected an iron mall proportions for the keeper. or cage, will be fixed the tron lantern—contaiuing & to theanxious mariner to ger, of South Boston, has alread commenced work upou the iron piles, and we learn that Mr vage. so well ko Buuker Hill Mon grceable task of pre uth te actions, except in a small way. small quantities, and sells by the load at $1 1234 a $1 15. Flour retuila at $6 75 for Genese 1,200 Ibs new Cheese, from Wyoming, was taken tof reat power, tone Frarning, None offered at whole, r Alger, of ompletion of the is undertaken the arduous and disa- drilling holes 5 feet his will be a work of time and ‘workmen eaunot contin i aday, and ouly when the CreveLann, Aug. 9—The market is entirely quiet, no taken place since our report yester- ‘om teams is worth 90 a 950. Dernorr, Aug. 10—There was evidently a better feel- than at the close of the refused for a lot of 300 bris ‘at that price. ‘wo loads were Corn—But little is of- transactions havin, larly favorable. wi Ship Tuscany, Edwards, ce hip Silas Richards, of SH, has been withdrawn from the ing in the market weer. $4.26 was offered an Flour, and there was co Holders were looking at $4 50. offered and taken at 25 a 97cts, fered. The prices ranging from 31 to 35e. led from Sag Harbor 12th inst. iderable onquil jiness and is to be fitted for fre rf At Hobart Town. VDL. (b 1847, Portland, 3 whls—had lost all hee bonts at sen, was get: ; Feb 1, (by I y Wo bhi for NW (aunt (reported ald 1 H ain port haina, Band wich Islandi nn, Winters, SH, 21 2200 Spok Ship Waldron, from New Orleans for Liverpool, July 31, Bamssvpa, July 20—Are Bh * Medora, Smith, Gonatves, July 23—No American vessels in port. Aug 6—Bark Smyrna, Scott, for Bosto brigs Plato, Merrill, for Portland, 2 ds; Ann, Remick jJouRh. we cargo. Sid 6th brig Cs Henry ‘n Green, Snow, Cowes aud a mkt; Eilen, Edmonds, Arcturus, Gray, Georgetown, ton, dg; Osear, anter, Paterson, C ie Y os, Faleon, Withye Colby, Bremen: Countess of Arran, ian Sr Jaco, Jul: pak ‘zardo, \ fm York: shes Dean, Powers, fm Hosten do; Union, Ryder, fm do, arr 20th. rdus, from Boston, arr jath, arr 20th, disg, for rts. pAtpraxpnts, Va Aug 12—Arr ship Joha Marshall, Mur- Wg 13—Cld brig Geo W Russell, Parker, W on, Me. Aug ll—Cld schr Regalator, Parker, Vh ttan, Cook, Philadelphia: brigs io (KI) Wil- A ickasaw, Kendr} Sproul, Baltimore ana, Hobart Town, VDL. lathews, Alexan JO Ireland, Crowell; An indem, ‘Black, a ts and Palmyra, Crowell, , Baker, Baltimore: re Arrived. Ho— Win Hoffman, J B Jack New Onceans—Brig on, Wm H MeMallen. son, & Petiert, J & Pegg a hil ‘Aug 10—Cld bark Homa, Weeden, . ary Vane’ Lermmond, P-ovidenvey timity, Goatees r= ym jew York. Arr Brig Telly Ho—249 sacks corn J & R Mil- banks—599 do Howes, Godfrey & com414 do 31 do beans J & N L, Griswold—955 do corn 555 do wheat 216 bbls do 293 do voy, Treseatty do: ines Joh Haneoek nm Bertrand, Barcelona ce, Wilmivgton; Br sluop avi nite Jane, MeK inne: W. Wilson, Detroit; W. Canningham, 4 nz, J, Mer igeld Philadelphia; Mr. 1 bert, New 4 : "i x ut, 3B. Dar Virgiviay £. Baker, Boston: J. Tapper, ‘troy: Mrs. Hi Richmond: Asa Fish, Phi eeand Mrs. (1 Weaver, @oluinbus; M. Rog Jupson’s Hore. she ie sippi; H. Curtis, Ohio; J. Baylis, India- fount Vernon: and Mrs. Douglas. De- jos chusetts: J. Owen, J. ; jin, Gansdeu, Indiana; J. Fall, J. Reber, Ohio; E. Stanton, Yale Colley Dr. Dickey, Philadelphia; N. moana, Aubarn; A. Johnson, Connecticut; 8. Smith, Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. Brodhead, Mr. and Mrs. Andrews, D.C: Hartford; Mr. Brigham, Boston; C. Goward, Philadelphia. R, FAWCETT’S CARD.—I am a member of t' e Royal D cclidgeot Surgeons, rad of the Jefferson College, Phila delphia,and graduated when the Inmented Dr. George MeCel- lan and Professor Revere, (recently deceased) and Drs. Patti- son, Ci McClellan, &c., were professors there. My : and" Matroa’s Manual,” just pub- portant private and delicate diseases 3 and can be confidentially cousulted in jon tothe same, at my office, 113 Greenwich street The bookaare $1 each. ‘I am the only person that cau cu-e perma- v constitutional debility inthiscounty auld It#re W ONDERFUL, DISCOVERY —strikcrs 8 the Hair, which vey hair to i pecul relatic chunge origit olor ina ‘ew minutes. ‘This Solution i» different from any et offered. “Thyse who doubt its virtues ave requested 10 ve their hair ch nged before paying their money One trial will prove the fact. The Solution cau be had at C. B. Ham: moud’s, 278 Boadway, corner of Chambers street; Dr Ch aste- iy. 150 Bowery: Dr: Coney etre, 39 Chatham streets and at Striker’s, 4 C: Lip, w nities SI ean be applied Non nu? | ur Htaliau ‘stedjeated Soap, exceed. the ts chemical pro erful thes the thickest epidermis whieh « into swartuess can be easily rendered soft, ‘scon a0 ill float the livel na purer aud clean i it; asa shaving compound, it is the most man alues a Ii BEESSEREEE it at. Tf it brother, or love: tent ‘possible more so to Chafed and sore, eannot have anything more it’ than Gouraud’s Italian oA i eof cou rf of Geureud’ Soap face in New York were ni nova at his depot 67 R. COOPER, 1¢ DUANE stree:, between Chatham and William thas for the Ines fontoons yeets onde fee iu private diseases of caa cure the m« Id cases cured i das rhas discovered anew method IMSHAW & CO., 10 Goree ¢—Doctor Coope: he can cure the worst form of stricture tu trom one to two , With scarcely any pain my confusion’ of in cure warranted in every met when too weakness of the limbs and s1 aversion to soc! letters containing $3 for adv " CORNS, without curtiog or the St. Petersburg, of Rus- CLIFTON, C: Paaae orus, Bunions, or between the to pate soft every other Hitrd substan ‘The above ships are all of fed by the most experi ‘ir cabins are handsomely furnished, anc attention paid to the comfort and convenience of the passen- wers. : ‘Neither the eaptaius or owners of th spousible for jewelry, bullion, precious ston ware, or for any letters, parcels, jem, wiles regular bi he value therein expressed. Freight or passage, apply on 5 Ke his attendance at his 5 ve hombers street, opposite the EDICAL CAKD—t AVA devotes his entire time to the weasineut A collegiate educat Morrison, 200% Fultow street, ivi ny ls t by, ot fading are taken for the da practice uf twenty-six years, eable him to perfor apeedy and permanent cusea.— ern ertarf, foot id ‘Woodruff & Co., who will all goods to their address. ..... raons wisaing to send for their friends in the ol try, can secure pass+ge on reasonable terms, by any of the ficext ships comprising the new Line of vii TITUTION, 1750 tor EN OF THE WEST, EIVERPOOL, 1250 tous, HO tt INGUER, 1150 ton Liverpool on th the St. George's pool packets, making in all a sl WELT TERUG 86 South st:eet, New York, REMITTANCES TO IRELAND, Ke. promptly forwai dito. ald Betre PUN LANE E Fulton and Beekman, on treattent being unl id Jadicious, requires neither mn restraint in diet, usiness pursuits. nervous, of con mees of the jus by causing nightly emise or hindrance from hree or four days. ‘Liverpool pack- iderate youth,and th tually, impotency, engage the object being to restos and boaily to that state of vigor nature 9) Stricture, a disease frequently existing without the paticut be- by maltreatmeut of medical pre- id sometimes by the neglect of the parties them is by the Doctor effectually cured without rem mentally nelly designed.— of every month, Passage : ine, or the ing the least aware, caused ine, 01 inion vertising Surgeons in the no charge made ly attended to. and medicin the United Stutes. 3 KM. BAVIAKD’s INVALUABLE EXTRA ‘cure of Gonorrhéna, and all other diseases of the uow been sulficiently long , eaclosing a fee, immediate. With advice, sent to 41 tOKGE McBRIDE, Jr., No. cp contig to fe oF ammall, to persons residin in the-sstue maguner'aehe end bin procs: ess have done for the last, Stricture, Sexual Impotency, organs, ‘This extract hat fore the public to establish with- outa shadow of doubt, its superiority over all other mevicines of the kind, however puffing or preposterous d cases, the proprietor has never receiv ‘one siagle complaint of its failure. It requires not the least nor the slightest variation from the patient’s Its action is perfectly free from all t tient under any ordinary y years and more; |, to the subscriber, ited with him, wil me person change in diet, Persons in Ireland, England or Scot diately. transmitted int to that effect given Jy2i 30t*m FOR CHERBOURG ‘The Steamship PHILAD: mi, Will leave on eet. Letters must pass ice. Pp y ML of Saturday, 1th inst. first class a Ke $120 per: i AYMAR & CO., ‘M4 South street. ur forwarded to zi Aig The PHULADELPHIA,on the 13th August course of treatment, ci jo i hor that tell-tale cast of countenauce occasioned by the racking action of so-called specifics, but b ing that peculiar sickly action of all other remedi directions, at 146 Green wi streets, New York, Price UCINA CORDIAL, or me ELIXIN OF LOVE—The al remedy ever discovered for Impotency, yperties prevent- ance s0 well marked under the For sale, accompanied with full ch, between! Courtandt and Liberty joned by cervain secret habits; and many of ly, recommended for the ‘same complaints are w imitations which its unrivalled excelles ty have brought into the market. Th are unanimous in T AMSHIP COMPANY.—' this company are appeinted to sail as foF id. populari- medical fueulty of Eu- isa FROM NEW YORK. their recommen: ial,and have notgiven their sanction been authenticated, to any other es. ‘The utmost reliance may ‘the Lucina Cordial in the for those which follow loss of Muscul: Physical Lassitude and General dations of the Lucina Cordi: ina single instance compound for, the same pur placed on the potency o d also 1 Prostration, Irritabilit digestion, Sluggishness of th andin every disease in any wav of the Procreative Func: . ; almost immediate relief. d, if used as directed, is almost certain to produce a positive about to marry, if conscious of a certain nature, should take this fal estore health and vi ad where want of offspring is a cause of had to it, rhe most beneficial results may pated with confidence. Pi er bottle, or $24 per dozen. % office 147 Greenwich street. #Sold in ‘Trenton, N y John Rickey, and in Philadelphia at 9° North Sixth i loat, with commanders of ‘These Steamers are equal to an ir state rooms and cabins tried sk] and known courtesy. are unusually commodious, and they are provided with every thing requisite for the comfort the first cabin from Ne Wines are not inch all of which it will affor mgers. The price of ‘permanent cure. ‘weakness or disabil as hushed at mederate rates «il letters must pass through the post offlee. For freight or passage, apply 4 Fe IAR & CO., 34 South steet. NAVIGATION ‘William street. OCEAN STEAM COMPANY, Office 44 dD” TORK CONVERS MEDICAL CAKD— is particularly directed to those who are afflicred with scricturetin the vrethra. The vapourig ponsense which ofte: <ppears ii relation (0 stricture, 1 calculated to mislead falsely alarm persons; so of other of private | For the protection of strangers a privately and coufidentially consulted, in troublesome gleets.and other cases affec Weceut cases speedily removed, without ness. 'N’ B.—Persous in the conatry may safely address Dr. be sure of proper medical sid. Dr Convers will be found at private residence aud office, No 55 Third aveuue, between th and IL h streets, New York, w.vere all letters must be ad- dressed, post prid. H ‘ N: B—See Dr. C.’s long advertisement of his celebrated vigorating Cordial, for seminal weakness, debility, nocturual issions impotency, Ke, in this paper, and inthe New York doubt where to apply for me- \dvertisement RS, 55 Th MONTHLY Keron FOR JULY, of the Ne Mi ‘Medical and Surgical Institute, No 75 Chamber Phis institutzon was founded in 1943;to a quackery. aud render sound and sei uid to the af icted, tinder the dis bere by many.) of clergymen and medic EYE ASED 8 en SSFULLY TREATED. 5 Gases of Dyspep 2 Difficulty of Breathing, 6 Consumption, 1 Fe'on on Finger, 8 Gonorrhea, or Clap, 5 Costivevess, | 2 Tntermitrent Fever, 5 Bad Coug! ci ‘Sein 2 Liver Complaint, Secret Indulgence, 3 Hemorrhage fiom Urethra, 5 Primary Chaneres, 2 Cases of Balani enereal, 3 Cases of W I 4 Great Debility, 6 Cases of Impotency, 2Cases of Scald Head, 5 Teething and Bowel Com- aint. 1 Delirium Tremens. 4 4 Cases of Rheumatism , SUCCESSFUL OPERATIONS AND CURES. 1 Large Wart removed from 1 Op-ration for Deformity, the Tongue, 1 Bad Injury of Handattended 1 Amputation ‘of ‘Thumb, to, jury caused by jury enused by fire- Bedlord’s Printing Pres arins, 138 Fulton street, 1 Amputation of “i humb, 3 Uleerated Legs of long ury caused by a burr: ja standing, win Mr. Bloomes’s 3 Inguinal Rupture attended to 3 Buboes opened, 1 Umbilical Rupture attended er 0, Urethra and Neck of the 6 Strictures cured inthe Ure- Bidder. " FA f 2 Suppression of Urine, 2 Operations for Phymosis, 3 Retention of Urine, 1 Dislocation reduced, 1 Operation for Water inthe 1 Operation for Fistula in Ano, Berotum, 5 Partial restored th 3 Cases of Midwifery, one perfect hearing. born in he Pa se Aitaitees othe cnary Orga, and art Yrended to, aoe ee eaene DR. HOMER BOST WI ing Surgeoo sid Phi se ‘OURTH EDITION.—Dr. Ralph tise on the diseases of the Genital Or- iseases pecu- kans; their nature, svmptoms progress, consequences and mode of eure. Adapted to the use of every individual: by Jos, Ralp, M. D., author of the" Family Physician,” and other domestic medical works, ke. 12mo,, 42 pp., with illustrative plates. is the only truly useful work on this subject, before the public, Not only all valuable information, but the most perfect and rapid eure of each disorder, is stated in the plain- eat possible manner; the recipes forall the remedies being given faithfully and without reserve, snd so plainly as to be practically useful to every one, in any place. _ . The nature and consequences of masturbation, or early proper habits, are clearly described, with the proper and only. successtul mode of treatment. It should be im the hands of every young person. ‘Also, which ifof the highest importance, and treatment of those (innocent) dis in complaints. When such fall inte the hand: i ary to the constitution b: inind, if not the heart of innocel ‘of almost daily o-eurrence. “therefore, worthy the attention ye'son p For vale by all booksellers, and by the anth r, 88 Greenw street. Price $1. Sent by mail to Met # part of the U States, or elsewhere, on receipt of $1, uddressed to Dr. Ra box 869 lower post olficr, free of posiage, when the Jette postpaid, Clay & Co. Publishers, 32 Aun street, to whom be addressed. aul3 3t*re or mig Sere CAS iiicrand Gentlemen Datla ay ana et Hluous clothing or furniture 19 dispowe of ean obtain a fair cosh ariee Abarat he enjdence, oF through the post which will baie mgt aT oe BOER, 71% Canal street, ap stairs. SiPaatinsat amen ale y Eely a i> ING'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYDRIODATE OF RGEC aMitariincand Yellow Dock—This medicinal Abiighad forthe sole benefit of those suffering from iffness of the joints, swelling of hem, eruptions of the skin, and all ig from pure state of the blood, &e. It is pared from the purest articles warranted to give satis- Kiction. Icthins, parities and quickeus the circulation, alla irritation, and leav Of the animal economy ix a rfect state of health. For those complaints arising fromthe Piiudionows and Jong continued ase of tnd this com .an- tion may be considered aspecific ; enses that hive long resist- ed all other treatment have been rapidly and entirely removed », ie poverty ain ‘whol taale snd retail, b: je ; Prepared ae LESH MING Dregs nt Ch cs fre tae? 102 Broad wae cor lon Nv. T OARDS.—46 tons Strnw Boards forsale by ‘shea PERSSE & BROOKS, jv2etim i Noven street WELL ON THE EYE—Jast published, « Popular POT stctive on the EYE, its Disceato, and thelrcures with engr® rules for the selection of snectacies, &e., 8v0., price So cents. ‘To be had at the author's, and of booksellers erally. RET Teahi uctehile wrelgevely to diseases of the Bye and ‘ar from 9 to 4 o'clock, at his office 261 Broadway, corner of farren atre H flour Hopping & Meeker~218 sacks corn to order. rroKT, Aug H—Sid brig ‘St Cray,’ Barbadoes; schre et ficial Eyes of superior quality recently imported. 10 30" re. yon R. JOHNSON, 17 Dunne suecet, vear Chatham atree:, 6 welllaown asthe most anccessful pretitioner in New York in the treatment of delicate disenses years D1. JOHNSON enjoyed the most exte in ses of any medical man in New York. ‘The Doce reputation for skill in those old half-cured cases that have No matter how long you john Herman Oelrichs. . H. SAND, President. pwarp Miuxs, General fever yey 3 c. Anperson, Secretary. e ears, is pre-emiuent. ma: ject, Stricture, Ulcers u throat or nose, paius in tu: oustitational weakne: habit, indulged in by young men, cat and uightly emission in four days, without f di vention from business. Post paid letters, containing $3 for advice. attended to. No charge made unless cured Fought on by asecret bscription foran amount not e Oc Navigation Company, will ued at the office of the joel 44 William, corner of Wall street, on Monday, 2ist Five percent of the amount subscribed must be \d of subscription in sj positively cured. Recen Noalteration i HE MARRIND WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL A. M. Mauricean, Professor of Dis Price $!. The important etly intended for cie or bank bills. II be called for in instalmeuts uot exceeding by the operations of the Compa- the By-Law:— 10 per centas may be req hirty days previo ‘he following is the 25th section of “ Subscription to the capital of the Com) $500,000, sI en be stockholde actual subseription ” ier CAMBRIA, Capiain ned, though of a he married, yet to those contemplating iarriag the “Maried Woman's ature with which every secrets here cout jects treated of in Medical Companion” are ofa, Ih preference be allowed to those either married or coutemplatin extent of their then je6 30t BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIP, 1200 tons wer each, under contract Lords of the Admi in Alexanaer Ryrie. aptain Edward G. Lott. in John Hewitt. haries H. i. Judlams. iam Hi male afflicted with the various complaints arising from a stoppage, irregularity, decline, or retention of the invaluable as coutaini and the most certain remedies for ‘This work is destined to be in the hands of every wife and mother who has a regard for her own health and wellare, already proved te Captain bai ow belle _— appointed to sail from ye : ‘The revelations coutained in its hhousands, as numerable lett It is of course impossible to convey, mo, ’ ‘subjects treated of, as they are of a nature contemplating mar- + September 1, 1847 jourual, the variow: 4 September 16, 1847 the married or thos either is it necessar; become possessed of know which a wife, a mother, or COPIES WILL BE SENT BY MAIL FRE SENT Bs FREE OF Dollar, the “Married Wom ” will be sent, free of postage, to Allletters must be addressed New York City. », whereby che sufferings to ter may be subject, can be ob day previous to Passage money—From Boston to Liverpool, $120, do do to # secured until paid for. ships carry experienced surgeons. fo freight, except specie, rece: ‘or freight, passage, or my. oe, ‘Agents in Philadel Stringers Alban St. Loujs, Nafis for Central Ohio; Richmond, V: ish: Colambus, Jol In addition to the above line betw: 5 oston, 8 contract has be however. mart he addressed as above. ES.—ESTABLISHED A. D. 1! ESSION OF QU ACKERY —The members of the New Yerk College of Medicine and Pharma- having devoted their attention during the last six years to ature, can Confidently promise to persons their services, asafe aud permanent cui ry to the constitation or confinement from, PRIMARY CASES OF GONOR! yield to their treatm most aguravated ©: EAS! ‘OK THE SUPPRI every fortmight during ter and Halifax and ages of a private nat RAKT Cy re) IRELAND—W. & J. form their friends and t} money to Ireland, th ble’ without discount, d }, Dublin, or an; iu all parts of England, ia from four. to eight ‘one-third of the time usuaily taken \. e KES OF THE U! some medical men as incurable inconvenience to the patieu or NOCTURNA! prudence, the most benefi eTHR, , peat Let af of the numerous branches mm CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY produced by excess or im- ay be relied upon from Also, be tad and Wale, ptentio W. & J.T. PAPBCOTT, “a6 South street, New York. PACKETS FOR HAVRE—Second Line—The DB. Bian, marten, ‘Persons suffering from any of the above complaints, resi convenient to tak to thema chest cr nt avadieal eure, with full axto diet, Ke, by staing their svenptams, time ote eee ont Srenrtneny, pegrires , ifany, and enclosing ten dollars, post paid, . elsewhere, if any, avel ten, dollars, post paid, direct Y ths old, and will iticulars, enquire of M. Office of the College of Med Gouverneur streets. August 9, 1847. FOR LONDON—R* GULAR new packet shij PEEL, burthen 1000 tons For passage in enbin, second ¢ did accommodations, apply on bot __ Comer Pine and South K BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVER ACKETS.~For Capt, Chadwien, will sail ‘These Pills. the result of twenty years experien re proaonnced by theireslebrated Professor Velpesu as an infstlible remedy for of the urethra. They effect x eure i her remedy, withont taintin he stomech ‘or confivement fe Charite in Par s naib ol, only regul KeILITY CURED, st—The magnifices prepared by the College of burthen 1000 ton the Citv of New Y: i the 16th of mended for all cases of deb | ty prod y ki Itis an invalanble barrenness, ualess depen cond cabin, or steeray et, early application s| arto the subscribe ROTHERS & ( 85 Fulton street (next door tothe Fultan Bank), IVERPOOL—New Line on board, foot of n gle bo thes $1 ench; cases ¢fa half'a dozen $5; carefully eked, and sent to all parts of the Union, RICORD’S ALTERATIVE MIXTURE, OR the perma.ent cuse of primary or secondary sy vene ea! ulcers, nodes, oF any com Taint. produced jelous use of mercury, oF sui as above, her reg freight or passage, ous apply on board, skilful medical tre venereal taiuf remaiiny id use this powerful purifier without d ter himself safe after e ug the sysiem, with this justly cele- $l each; in cases «f half a dozen for nt ta all parts of the Uni OF SARSAPARILLA SSAFRAS, jor furnished pega: wharf, foot of Wall K. COLLINS, 56 South at. 6, $109, » SHERIDAN, Capt. G. B. Cornish, will of Sept, her rogalar iy ns, and sail on the FOR LIVERPOOL—The New Line—Regular packet of 2ist_ August—'T) i a wet ship LIVEMPOOL, 1150 It sail as above, her regular day. @, having elegvat and superior aceom- ptain on board, st west side of Bar MINTURN, 87 South st. Queen of the West, Woodhouse, will sneceed the Liverpool and 0 D EXTRACT GENTIAN REPARED by the New York College. of . established for the suppression of This ‘efined and highly concentrated extract, fying qualities and curatt -€ hi commended by ext-act of SarsopuriL a at presen! certain remedy fu of the bipod.sach as se ida ions, apply to 1 1250 tons burthes 252 i bones oF jot te. ulcerated wore thrent,or any dis: ary effects of syphilis or an ine g M goods not permitied 10) ve HOUT MINTURN, #7 Sonth st PACKET SHIP OSW, « Dower street image be rent co the 7 We cases of half 9 doy Cases forworded to all N_B~ A very liberal, Office open trom 8 A. My" nion. jiscount to wholesale purchasers 8. Rit HARDSON, M.D 95 Nussan street, New hi dist ly t reerive thetr goods, or