The New York Herald Newspaper, August 21, 1847, Page 3

neasly Giecad a half millions of dollars, exceeding that of last year by about eight hundred thousand dol- lars. Jt is, however, our impression that the tots! in- come will exceed that amouat,as the bufiness on the canal, towards the close of navigation, is generally larger than during the months of July and August. In 1646, the receipts trom the opening of navigation to the end of the second week in August, were just avout one half of the aggregate for the season. Should such a result be realized this year, the total income will amount to nearly four millions of dollars. The amount of tolls collected on the Welland oanul, up to the Ist of July, 1847, was $54,866, against $39,064 ‘vo the corresponding period in 1846. This canal con- neots the waters of Lake Erie with those of Ontario, and enables veasels navigating Lake Ontario to pass into all the other western lakes, and transport produce from one extremity to the other. To the ports on Lake On- tario this canal is invaluable, and opens to them all the commerce of the west. ‘We annex a comparative statement of the eondition of the Farmers’ Bank of Virginia, and branches, on the Ist of July, in each of the past two years :— Vaauens Bags or Vina HA. ist. ar Yate i Pastors dees: eg 3 $ = ie BBE oles of other pire aeesas HEAL $6,020,267 4 $6,009,133 02 Covital stock... og 99 $2677 B40 0 sn oe. rast 92 198,827 06 vat ¥ 10,108 $8 $6,030 207 A= $6,007,193 02 ‘The aggregate movement of this bank and branches, tn July, 1847, compared with that for the same month, tm 1846, exhibits an inoreaso of nearly eight hundred thousand dollars. Tis increase is confined among the abilities to the circulation; and among the assets, the line of discounts, exchange, specie, and balance due fon banks. The great increase in the ciroulation has not been followed by # eorresponding addition to the pseiney of specie on hand. ‘We learn that Wm. H. Walton, of Salisbury, has Deen elected President of the Iron Bank, at Canaan, Conn. The following gentlemen wore chosen direo- tors:—Wm. H. Walton. Timothy Chittenden, Alexan- der H. Holley, Leonard Richardson, Lee Canfield, E Grove Lawrence, Samuel Hurlbut, Augustus Miles, and Charles Sears, Exchange: $9000 Treas Notes6s 10356 50 shs Reading RR 610 6536 2.000 cr 10. 160 Farmers’ Trust a 525 102, 300 do Bag “0 100% 100. do bas Dttei6s, ez 1038838 Morris Canal 460 1056 do 6s, 104 25 Canton Co 47 NC "300 Nor &'WorRR. bso oh lor & Wor 50 do bso 55% 0 do b20 55! oo do aim 54) 100 On bio 33 7 20 Erie HR scrip 833g 150.L Island Rit 208 % farlem Ait a) 200 do 66; 250 do b30 67 Board. $0 Farmers’ Loan 360 3k cy do si vy 50 Have. RR b3 66: J 66) cy & 1 os 50 66! 8 Nor & Wor RR BH 56 50 6 50 # 6 Pen are, 66 $5000 Nea” ie be Serres arate nn a B Nor 8 4 shs aga 30 55i¢ 50, ce) 55; 0 50 5 Basen 65} cITry a neta haat ga REPORT. New Youx, Faipay Arternoon, Ava. 20, ‘There was some reaction to-day in the prices of flour and grain. The drain fromthe Atlantic States south aud efst of this port, during the prevalence of high prices the past winter and spring, left them compara- tively bare of stocks, and the people beivg compelled to relvstate themselves in this market, from supplies re. cvived via the lukes and canal, has for some time buoyed Up prices, irrespective, more or less, of foreign quota- tons. Owing to the wants at the eust, from whence or- ders had been received, flour was in better demand to- day, and sales of Genesee were made at $5 75, including some small parcels fresh ground, at $5 814;. Sales of Oswego were made at $5 60, and of good straight brands Michigan at $5 75,and another parcel of fair brands wold at $5 50a $5 624g. Alot of Ohio flat hoop sold at $5 25, and a lot of Ohio fancy at $6. Sules of pure white Geneseo wheat were reported at $1 25, and a lot cf Western was sold on private terms. The market for Corn was firmor; Western mixed sold in the forenoon ‘at 700. and 720. During change, sales wero made at 740: 750 3760. After change, another sale was reported at ‘4c. For good round whiteand yellow 800. was asked Salvo of W. N. York Meal wore reported at $2 60. Rye was held at 850. 8 87}¢0, Oats wore scarce,and held at 640. by wholesale, and at 680. by retail. Alotof Beans was sold st87c. Provisions were very quiet, and exhi- Dited no change, with tho exception of Lard, which con- tinued firm, Groceries were steady, with moderate sales. Receipts down the Hudson Aieer, Aug. 19. Flour, 13,470 barrels. 22870 bushels, ++ 1,610 barrels. Asuzs —Saler or 100 bbis pots were made at $525, and 80 do pearls at 78. Buxavtrcrrs—Flour-—Sales of 3,000 barrels of Genesee were made at $6 76, including small lots of fresh ground at $0 814% 600 do Michigan straight sold at $5 60 and $5 6234; 400.8 500 do do, sold at $5 75; 500600 bbis Nia- gore, ‘and 600 do straight brands ‘Genesee, were sold at $5 76 Bales of Oswego were reported at $5 50; 600 bbis Ohio flat hoop were reported sold at $6 28; 3 2400 do, Cia quality do, sold at 5 60 a $5 76; and 300 do fancy 5 Sor eold at $6, The closing rates for good brands Mich- igan and Genesee were $5 75 & $6. MWheat—A sale of 3000 bushels western mixed was made on private tevms, and a lot of 1000 bushels pure good Genesee white, was made at $1 25, Corn—Sales of 5000 bushels of mixed ‘were made in the forenoon, part of which was low mixed, sold at 70c. and part high mixed. or nearly yellow,at 72¢ sales of 10.000 do, sold at 74 @ 750; 7500 sold at 724 74 a 750; 5000 do, ou the spot, aud 10,000 do, to arrive next week, at75e; and 6000 do, on the spot, sold at 760 After rohang 000 do sold at 740. For good round ww 800 was asked. Af al—nales of 300 bbls Western New York were made at $3. Rye waa firm and held at 85 a 87}¢e; Oats were nearce, ‘and worth Sac, and by retail 680. Beans--Sales of 160 bbis were made at 87i¢e per bushel, Corree—Sales of 132 bags B Rio, damaged, were mado by auction at $4 70 @ $6. cash Featue ‘Sales of 200 lbs. Ble geese were made at n—The market continued firm. There were no pts, and no sales reported, mall sales bunch reisins continued to be made at old prices, Hain—Sales of 4000 lbs. pure South American were made at Sic. Hemr—The market continued firm at $140 a $150 per rican dew rotted. ‘or pigs 4e per Ib was asked. Mo.asses—Sales of 60 hhds Musocovado wore made at abe, Navat Srones—Sales of 1000 a 1600 bbls of raw tur- pentine were reportedat $3, Smalisales spirits do. were reported at 470, and sales of N, County rosin were said to ae been made at 60c. —There was very little done in linseed, without anang ein prices. For w lot of country G6e was offered, tnd Oe asked. Sales of 600 bbiN. W. whale were mato nt at 330, Sales of pul were making by retail at Thee. Provistoxs—Nothing was done in Mess Pork, prices of which remained nominally the same; 60 bbis new prime were soldat $12 1234. Bees remained unchanged, Lard Sales of 2 & $00 kegs were made at 11440; in bbls wore made at 10} for prime quality. | Butter—Ohio was worth 1136 9 130, and this State do. 13 9 154. Cherse 10,000 los best Herkimer in boxes soid at 7340. Rice—Dull, Sules of 60 tierces wers made at $5 6234. incluting small lots choice at $5 8756. The quotations ranged from $6 26 a $5 75 for fair quality. Suoau—We have only to note wsale of 20 hhds, Cuba at 640, 4months, Srep—Sules of 150 bbls. Ohio clover were made at 7M, which showed an advance, the market closing rm. Tattow—Small sales of about 3000 lbs. country were made at 9c, Grouse was in demand at 10\0 @ L0igo, Whatrsone—Suies of N, W. at 300. Wuisney—Sales of 50 bbls. wore reported at 280. Woo.—Sales of 10,000 Ibs. Amertoan Saxony fleeco, fall biood, sold at 500, Fxrion1s—1000 bbls, were engaged to Gl at 24, and 1000 bbls. to Liverpool at 2684 To London, 38 Was asked. To Liverpool, rates stood about as follows :— Flour, 28 4 2s 84; i fata, ia baj 9d; cotton nominal at <q. We heard of nothing to the continent. Sues es TELEGRAPHIO, Markets, New Onveans, Aug. 13—P.M. Sales of 2.000 bales of cotton were made; market steady; no change in prices. Flour was rather heavy, sod we only note sales of 400 bbis at $4 62/4 a $5, oon- wating of Illinois and Ohio, with some lots of 8t, Louis at the latter figure. Sales of 2 000 bushels of western mixed and yellow corn were made at 520. for the former, and ut 60¢, for the latter. Wheat dull, and no sales of moment reported. Sugar, no change in prices; sales mall. Sterling exchange, 43¢0. « 5¢.; sight billson New York, )¢ per cont discount. Freights inactive, witnout phadge of moment in rates. ‘ Crnorwnatt, Aug, 20—~ Some salee of flour wore made to-day at $4 60's $5, the general appearance of the market was, however, dull. The mails due from the South and West have but contain nothing worth transmitting. Bautimone, August 20—P. M. The Cambria’s mail being behind to-day, until after the close of business, and the secounts by telegraph being considered sovcwhat contradictory, the market continued extremely unsettled. Owing to stocks of Flour and Grain being much reduced, holders were dis- posed to await full developments of the news before of- tering thelr supplies for sale, Corn was in light supply, and did not appear to be much shaken by the news — ‘There was nothing done in Wheat. Provisions were steady, but sales light. Whiskey stood as before. New moderate way, begins to arrive, chiefly of this State's growth, pennies Ba cae eae ripfenaee, can make from #9 O88 8 as} ISRAEL POST, 140 ae thie Lan a wan Ay Ste nd ish branches, Piatt eae ati a vecoiae The ty aH ee ae eta a ae ee ae eas a ie TELEGRAPHIC. pao Rint Classes at a the Shak spear ie e 3 faued H. Siriker tte + Performance will commence pre- se a od corner of Duane and ve a both in theors MORE MEXICAN: DOCUMENTS. fanawer Saturday og. Mr. Jordan, Ludovico, ‘in Ww ai. Hall; Viuceutio, Mr. hit og doe ty Jack, SHEMrARD \y pleasan box 569, through the. ost Icke aa erview may be had, which wil ANTED—An iaieil bo: Best of references required. ‘Address sox Micbenens oF the = rally useful in any em Bue IN THe Ot ‘K be asrommodated at Rose ( 'y, after Saturday wext, the i present ceainy leave for ho wink h 4 spend a short season many attras tions it to the a A great va- “A few more persous ean tage, Cornwall, Orage at lagen «88 uiunber of Spridgs ou that day. int @ country this ‘Bess, Miss Gai- ‘situa fester siorts oes gttice. dy willing io make yealing ow kates a doses 122 Water uriere Tay Ricumown, Aug. 20, 1647, il. es, 2s “eho ‘aud Gallery, faves cents. Doors open ata | , peters | 13th instant have been ree ice to soars at half-past 7. p nes ROU New Orleans papers of the od The Picayune publishes important ments. Two circulars, dated 7th gna 1 speotively, were issued by Pachsoo, the foreign affairs, to the governors of the Stat, ‘These are considered the latest and beet 4 “7 Santa Auna’s views and policy. The first abounds with fulsome pancgyrio of Sante Itbegins with declaring that his whole life | the glory of his name are indissolubly associated with the war, Pacheco denies that Santa Anna has apy under. standing with the Americans, or any plans or prepara. tions for making peace; he listens only to the dictates of peace, and the wishes of the legislatures and govern. ors of States. He was the first who encountered the en~ | emy to share in their honors, ‘The second circular intimates that the civilized world is im the favor of the Mexican cause, and that the opin- jon is equally general that the United States cannot triumph except by the internal dissensions of the Re- . overument of Her Britannic Majesty has signified to that of Mexioo the most loyal and friendly sympathies, which the Republic has alway; has not recognised any revolutionary government in Mexico, and only that is legitimately established which has the presidential name, wherever it may be, should | the chances of war compel the government to abandon oer the Peat Erie As » Mr. edb ce ROBBER’S WIFE—Lury O’Gig, fF ih Lies a CLOUDS—Bacehus, Mr. ie, coueinde Ixion, Mrs. Broughs Bayt 25 cents; Pit, formance cormmsenecaat half-past?. aia ‘LE GARDEN —baturday Evening be Breessted ¢ the vaudeville entitled the WANTED (either silent or i ective)) etive))—Iu the Mexioan Som ledicine, a certain cure Torthe Ag e any, August 20—P, M, Sales of 2,000 bbls. flour were made, consisting of good Western brands and Geneseo, at $5 50 a $6 624. Sales of 6,000 bushels of Western mixed corn were made at 70 cents. Sales of 1,000 bushels of oats were made at 46 cents, No change in provisions. Whiskey stood Receipts by canal during the past twenty-four hours :—Flour, 10,600 bbls.; bushels ; wheat, 2,000 do; oats, 5 new minkeewe ot of 0 you ka h saerion io the aioe That for the difference. Why nomlet me iell y j.yithout ‘her requisite in doubied relerences en, Both ry to the mediciue +” box 1,922 Post Office. ix shirts a year from | “Aug ust 21, will ENDEZVOUS rt, Mr. Waleot; Kose, Miss Clarkes Mr. Charles, Winther, tone and Mile Julie ee pee i Chretien. Me oe « ballet Pantomime of LES MOISSO- will appear in the ‘Mouamab la, being their last appearance Doors. open at ue t Performance ‘to comm ly mechanical, the: ¢lass don’t care tw. as long.as they are t there i Gui sells ANI ED- Several young “ladies acquainted with milli nding; (more particalarly store U epee references SP apply about the same. ‘erated, When yoq ws 1 Opposite Herald office. =" ea NTED—L rehant tas een Jpg ot Satting well recommended may with cH uame and reference, to box No. Bostow, August 20—P. M. Cotton—Small sales were made, without change in prices. Flour—Thia article was firmer, and sales of 600 barrels were made at $6 a $6 12}4, consisting of Geneseo and good Western brands, Corn was quiet, and sales Mght—prices remained about the same. Rye and Oats maintained previous prices, Whiskey the same. Hemp firm at $150 8 $160 per ton. Iron—Scotch pig firm at $33 a $34, Sperm oll firm, Lead dull at $4 1236. Wool, no change, Freights dull. ee ‘Married, 19th instant, by the Rey. Dr. Fisher. Mr. James W. Moone to Miss Atterra A. Nicnoxs. all of this city. On the 20th instant, xt St. Pon's Dr. Wainwright, M York, to Miss Hesten A. Brooxs, of Bloomfield, New Jersey. At Tine Church of Nativity, Thursday the 19th inst., by the Rev. Richard Kein. Gustavus W. of chester, Mass., to Jane «:. C Guana, second of the late Bernard Graham, Esq . of this city On the 18th inst.. by the Rev. Dr. Wainwright, Ev- waro Magnusson to Mantua Exiza, eldest dat dwceased. Also, at the same time, Wirt to Many Jane, second’ daughter of the bo .. the extenelv9 ales it everywhere commanded, w: those who buy the mati to sell 2. ith rE eramel holesale aud Re ail Depot a1! rons N.Y. LES FULLER, whol SPAMLES FU ea eit a and retail ie ler in J. ron Phosgen » Lard Lai ‘D—A situation ths mi vay bo nal acai ht benim LO HO! h ad ao to vit oy re OPERA the cpmedy of WIDOT with galebakioy Apply at hatterly, Miss Mary DOW eat Mrs Rattleton, Mrs W fton; Mr Podge, Mr T Placide; r Anerwiich! Rates schtevonihins on the TIGHT ROPE, oy the Ravel Family and Leon Ja: ; ‘0 ooselade with the pantomime of GODENSKI—Goden- Ravel; Grivotiche, Leon Javelli; Mad Grivo- 3 pens Jerome 1. Pec Be atthe, Ne change in Provisions. Oba WATER—For ale, a valusble recipe, with instrag- (rg for making bottled Soda Water, phe riptic per dozen, made with very te Torre. ja tment eas the pur erin peaictly ated je areet, where i aiale bons Os performance t 8 o'clock.— Apply to. Dr. MARSH aul Herman ip commence at oteloe of John Mom ES. of Ring! ‘s unapproach- is arti Ou Thursday even! ODS —JAMES BECK & ik Goods, fas nels ‘uae soak ne Lead [hss » Embroidered Faines, Gingham, ree Drap a he es a 5 Gintt “AAENTSE ye this city of the ORIGINAL urch, by the Rev. ir. Epwanp W. Canvek, of New pore ae Ea made t baa of Lg i Bhey ral na a Bat of i BONG, “DuErrs, | bs gvacinay carseat | UF FO !Cha For particular tes bills ‘fancier by the Comrany, To’clock~Performauce to commence at 8. Aiea i A letter from Lord Palmerston, the British Secretary, | Sccompanies the circular. His Lordship assures the Mexican government that the resident minister of Great Britain will consider it his duty to follow the govern- ment, and maintain relations with it, in whatever part of the Mexican territory sald government may fix ite ALSO, Embroidered Collars, Capes, Chemizettes, Handkerchiefs, &e., the largest assortment. Lace Robes, Capes, by far the most exten nomy and poets ci should poe moa mise Collars, Ke,, of every description, and (eyo the Evening Mirror. York. iaw by experience to be J Ring's Verboun Crea best kind of shaving soap, an persons who have troublesome beards should not te Prepared and for sale, wholesale and retail, by Charles H. Ring, g., Brugeist, 192 Broadway, corner of John street. au: fore t Broadway and Ann street. 8 bot oon and Kevenini. tis BORAN ise REN ‘AMILY, OR K BBECK SOCALisTs. te Panorama ‘of the City of Loudon! lorris, Miss Bernard, &e. ANN ”8 WOODEN LEG. MICAL. VENUS. Fortune Tel Hosiery and Gloves, of a new and superior make, Irish Poplins, plain and plaid. Scotch Shawls and Long Shawls, of every plaid and clan tar- tan, of the finest mak ‘The above, with a full assortment of Fancy and Staple a fered at unusually baa Later from Santa E Fe. Puivapetemia, August 20, P.M Advices from Cincinnati state that later news from Santa Fe had been received at St. Louis, which confirms the previous accounts of the attack on Col, Easton, by On Monday, the 16th iat at Niagara Falls, Prrxn WiG8(-eTR, Esq . inthe 70th year of his age. and friends are invited to attend his fu- neral, this morning. the 2ist instant, at 10 o'clock, from his late residence, No. 175 Second Avenue, cerner of ithout further notice. ‘On the 19th instant, at Staten Island, Partie Haste- TON, oat John and Mary Martineau, aged 2 years and 4m rices £ wholesale where gay ean select yr ett a 6 Neen Broapway T from the pre es in the Uni irae = ee ; med for, Poses solely, ed ae ih first of September, under tt Ccmagement 0 COTTON DUCK—A a rious numbers, 22 and 44 inches wi warranted superior Na Ht & L. & GEO. GRIswoLD, MANUFACTORY- mrt JARDINE, 8 Feant street, near to anc op Eleventh street, wil The report that Fort Mann had been destroyed by the Indians, is contradicted ; but it is thought it will have to be abandoned from the scarcity of men to defend it, as the neighborhood is infested with hordes of well mounted Indians. Some of the soldiors are very disorderly. TCHELUR'S INoTAN DYE 1s far saperior to for coloring the pas ee L' Rs ai a ous ag HAIR stat wit ane fer the | fal an thing, a offe of acknow! season, om, will please wddress him "PAN 187 Daring Mr. Barrett's absence, in Enfope, al ventions may be addceased ROADWAY THEATRE: (ALBANY. )—Thi hi roth will be eee on orb: fore the Ist of Sep ale Proprietor: pan pouage of OF GOOD BLACK T! igs pare for $2 25: five pouns of excellent or Tecility with witch this re tion and Seainlalonene o VA sale and retail at ey “BA CHELORS, eRe eware of wate Gibbs. N, No.2 | oe treet. convenience for erecting organs the La enabled to sustain his well cerabbianad: reputation, and ite ree spectfully solicits extended Church, Parlor and ¢ hureh, reans, conetaatly for sale. Pat be UNADU. Li At the store of the Hong age treet, opposite Oak street, Yellow Fever at New Orleans. monn, Aug. 20—P, M. The deaths by yellow fever during the twenty-fou hours ending on the morning of the 12th instant, wer forty; and at the Charity Hospital, during the twenty four hours ees at lx orelook same evening, thirteen. me's Finger and Barrel (al! }) 30r eod*re naeisirtd talent w season, will Please address him, pre- OTICE TO BUTCHERS — Articles Meiting kyenig for che ensuing year for signatures at their office, comer of street until lst September next. becoming ey ot the Association to that __By order ban the Board ‘of Prasteon, EW STYLE OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.— Just received from fe first manufactories in Vienna most approved mu- ng of base instruments, m3 to 6 cylinder and (é ve called pia ‘which the performer can r ) tO move according to his ay. SISTING ROOM MISCELLANY VELLING COMPANION. containi esting story from he Wi ns yee deny inter ant Hn. CHINESE JUNK !—CHINESE U| The nee ‘of the Onis Junk om EN OR TWELVE DAYS as sre from thin aoe of the State, are every say a for the only fy ce pa utchers desirous o} i cal} and leave their aig 13 20% re "STEWART, BUSSING & CO. ar! st., cor. of Madison st. Ropfgctiouers, 418 phie* at 32 pa pages he ear onl ving to witness, perhay have an opportunity- Architecture, together ti contained in her cabi BY THE MALLS. fo many ‘Curiosities ‘which exclusive attention to’ dise: Artificial eyes for td and ice hours from 8 A. M. to 1 Eye and Opthalmic » inserted ou reasonable terms, after which he visits out-door patients, A’ Temarks on diseases of eut cures effected by Dr: W gratuitously at will be ‘ad any making ap) boty yy ot of war, the deautuiu le sex, which are not th are richly worth se the novelties of the Wasuinoron, Aug. 19, 1847, The Tennessee Election—The Lieutenant Generalehip —The Rumored Advance on San Lute, In the galling defeat of the democratio party in Ten- nessee, the President has, in some mousure, realised the consequences of his unwise scheme for making Mr. Benton Lieutenant General of the army, tor that en- tered as a main clement into the contest. all surprising that it is 0. oes, particularly those of th alt who have read or heard er wy now ‘vail themselves of this treat, re of 14 to 18 will be received as ‘erms may be known ay jer personally or by ate by the springs of the eye ith nie ou solo instrument in use, for or- i rac with a geuel of migee E peneagr orate such as Ebo net jorus, Cornopeans, vind nd andverinatc, ment manufactory and warehouse, 404 a a University Place and Sth Rat ntebacs tek ry ND FLOTILLA ANGINGS—GREAT BARGAIN E, Manufactare of Pet (No. ne boy ont LEFT-OFF WARDROBE & any superfluous effects, he: ily. have the best oj e subscriber, who will Peon bv appointment. LEV: No. 2 Wall street, corner of Broadwe d sbrough th pega eaie hot }aEASED ‘LUNGS. ‘fice for Di + See Book of 200 pp.. just published . showing exited il or faxnill jies, ard. ‘apparel, jewelry, Way Gevttl diotine of DOMtaty of doing #0 b; ittend them at their res iiriecmants music an Pearl RACTORS, atin ‘TENSIO} aby to Do It would have been strange if the people had not coupled Mr. Benton with the President’s party in Tennessee, as repeated efforts were made last seasion to folst that gentleman on the army as its actual commander in chief. That attempt was the weakest step of Mr. Polk’s administration. valid argument to recommend it. ew ena and Harlem Ra ho ite Digweat Ce inus at Croton Falls to hess C bay ay Lee office of for the examination of | = pole and ‘reared fru ‘will be exhibited at 0. right to to seeagt of reject any pro- ALLAN CAMPBE LL, Engineer. Wi Kei ‘ROWLEY & SON, Needle and Fish Hook Manu este! f amounts, a liberal discount "from n sina Farchasers will, Gud the prices Cocetimen aint ti auld a te PhiSee Re PRINCE, 313 Pear VOTLON SAIL. CLOTH HEAVY CANVAS, ke— Uaited States Pilot Duck.- 1000 bolts of | * superior Uan- A comprising all nambers from 1 to 10. Duck, designed ¢: and flexible as the | American Pilot Duck.—300 bolts heavy, No: Cotton ttaveus, Bear and Ship Mark’d all widths and weight, both twilled and pi Tiegh tents, awnings, &e. Roadside, may pebiicersibitisn o SMAN imports ail. the Engra from London, Paris, and Germany, which with his extensive intings, Fancy Stationery, and Drawing be offers ‘at the most reasonable prices, wholesa'e or eS —Coats of Arms furnished and emblazoned in the most sumpmnous style, or may be had in pen drawing ‘The Company reserve the yw method € condition of the Iu ssly for square a worth mentioning, but let him get an opportunity and he would show that he ought to supersede Scott and Taylor—men who, although of approved military ability, nevertheless did not agree with the President in politics.” ‘The gen- tleman himself, with characterestic modesty, said that thirty years ago he had read Humboldt, and had 4 Lieutenant Colonel of militia, and, therefore, hd counselled the President to appoint him acting Comman- der-in-Chief of « large army in a foreign country. What should be said of a connoisseur of painting, who, passing by many an eminent artist, whose canvass mirrored na- ture, and whose pencil was as the wand of the enchanter, should award the execution of a great national design | to a man whose only claim to the distinction consists in | his having somo thirty years ago read an elementary treatise on perspective, und having at the same interest- ing period, executed some very indifferent charcoal sketches on a dead wall? The Matamoras Flag representa General Wool as hay- ing advanced to Encarcacion, and speaks with much confidence of the intention of General Taylor to march It is probable these preparn- tions are only designed aso ruse to keep the enemy's | forces in San Luis in check, and prevent them marching to the succor of the capital. an attack from General Taylor, they will stay at home. If, on the contrary, they are impressed with the belief that the general's column will remain inactive, they will be emboldened to march to Santa Anna's assistance is not improbable that Gen, Taylor's orders have been issued to cheek any such movement. former letters, the general's last despatch to the depart- ment contained @ very strong argument against an ad- vance on San Kitlé, He dwelt on the disadvantages at- tending a forward movement, and declared himself oon- vinced that no advantage could result from it, He there- fore suggested that all the disposable forces on their way to the seat of war, should be sent to General Soott, the active operations of whose column would require an aug- mentation to his force—and offered to send him a por- tion of his own troops, having, he said, a superabuadance for garrison duty. Orders were immediately transmit- Leite Sunday afternoon, at5 o'elock. For pas | ted by the Secretary of War, in conformity with the General's wishes and suggestions, and some of the troops then on their way to Monterey, were countermanded to Since then no despatch bas been received from General Taylor, nor have any additional orders for him issued from the Department; so that itis ex- tremely improbable that the General seriously contem- plates an advance on San Luis. commen*ed that if, when advic id permanent benefit to abandon the tre rived in ten, ey TRODUCTORY OFFICE, No. 13 oars = Ladies, from 9 A. M., 1 to 10, 22 to 44 Portion ‘of them be contracted for zs A Hours fc ee irom 5 reeeil 936 P. Persons applying through post (moacy enclosed) post rid, Teferesce, will receive prompt attention, and be Hetted mee confidential. KILBY. Sica s.we shall bo enabled towel a tra prices. Wh Sanvas—250 bolts extra heavy Nos. 1 to 4, design- ed for the whalemen. cresyl je, suitable for pa- }, Cotton Bagging, Bhstines af every ene sdetails Mills, Lawrence U, b LJ NOTICE—THE ROSE HILL SALES AND Exchange Subles, corner of 2ith street aud 3rd | fem fe aud colored, in ile quarter ks White Brandy ac, * Stal Rochelle Latuyen ette brands flavor. for preserves. full assortmens Of the aboye Brandies, of yi peo merntaeee fron User to 1846. Samples atthe oftce, 101 Wall ug PASHIAN vote G Es ed i on wie second fl; 8, 20, and 22 Gedar street, bee saroete Low priced ra mediuin y' Yarn, ‘wine, Wary aud Wa: hae 2, this date the price per +9 t0 10, and 7 to 12, b atm, ment will be 50 cents 'N UNDRRHILL & CO O BHUMBUG—A new dining SA1000 Just Opened cown town, at No. 17 Front street, a a fer yourself‘ ry, comfortable, and neat a saloon as | ovements need ouly soue visit, convinced es the city affords. 7 he alterations and im) aa K COURT E D 01 DESC. xX r style, never before intro- “at Pe.RioR ut a very beautiful pair of middie sized — deli ws alto! come be w8l 8ee Larder, as herevofore, shall be bows te moat choice productions of the p. at all times, at the shortest epee roaine are i le to be more showy and hers in the city. perfectly matched tI id at a great bargain, as the to owner has uouse for them. Apply at the Bazasr, 31 AND SANE C ly Mace taNew Tod jt ¢ 18 at 182 Broad F putting up worst. patent maci auctor: spocisor seeker snag satin, bel oy tibet. ap ¢ : y gIMps, adi iene arments, er, dyou and cleae egual to new articles. FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCH h all descriptions of fine Gold und Jewelry, at retail, lower than any OVE New Helland. Coatesoonssrtie publicat a distance wishing informati valuable Birds can call to their rec: lection Raymond and Wariug, tne Gabeor ber is selling rureat celebrity has caused thea to Vv persons, who offer spurious aud public are sppedtully ig store in New York will ever Dr. Christie's articles, The. sole and ex- feuey 44 at oue hundred and eighty-two Broadway. other hoase in ae city. Sats cr tracers aia. -- ed. Gold Watches as low as $20 to $25 fewelry repaired in the best manu ALLE, cof Watehes and Jewelry, Wholesale and Retsil, 1 ner William, up starr. a>. RSION TO HARLEM ane steamboat HERALD, C B. make an excursion to Haslet, on on San Luis forthwith, worthless rmiiations, agsinst which Esq ~ MAGASIN DES f Canary and rare and Valuable Cage Birds, faucy OBS (I ee. CHILDA A nae wer at much less than the | dst Breadwa}), bees the liberal patronage di » door from Houston atre strangers, aud the Ladi chit, that she is vow ovening he ne gear 's clothing, ve allowed » wil og Charles Spaniels, Eny and sneer prtiecs, If they are led to expect AGU. KOT YPE PLATES, CASES. CHEMIC 3, of superior quality, he HONY’s Naan Dage rian Dey 47 Boadway, N: “the WI ry eo nisin ay ilolsties Also, a suitable a a: faveliscicm ac talt peat 3 “Lad and Chi snd Gentlemen Vents braidedto order, chive | Holes, EXCUR iON T04 As I have said in + BANKS—On Sunday, « | evens commodious sea stvamaer foot of | Chamber TCHESTFR LAND —To gen- for country sents; to for gardens; and to all perzons 1 in the neighborhood of The met city is forsale +1Xo.450 Broadway. (Coliseum a id, The ob esd Dream, Ary atarenthy reduced j Crawford, A Freem: iu Newgate, Mr. Stewart and Ca: der Prevented, The Attempt at Suicide, Sophia Oni , Sophia’s Vespair, Crawford's Leap from the Bridge, 5: eed by her eaemies, be LOR «pt. Demis) at 9; Cacharine at 9) deners in want of | jsmmond at 8; Spri = e iu the town of Westchester, within f passing over Harlem Bridge tree of toll, are offered at private sale, in lots containing from within 15 minutes wall of, Pier No i, NM, at! a's Hall, with right. of Also, anew style ¢ fearri he most fastidious lover of the fir avd pret tops; togel 5 to 50 acres each. the sew, Crawford the railroad; front on good i ly. Just publish torsateat ali bookstores, in a2lae*tm 9 WwW Tha eas os. at a moderate charge. a HOUSE, NoWs Beekman street. Board and ing by the day, Week or jon A choice of several sing applying immediately. ° tthe day and evening. " qe ere DEN of Teeth, Deatal for the excursion, 50 cents, Dinner Laiepenne on board ft. 12 vs oply to Gouverneur Morr cy to Walter Rutherford, MPR GNETIC -M HEAD'S GRADUATED MAGNE’ le rooms By. fe: au taportant toaprevembas etre all ae! jetuce, and has heen adopted by the Medical rail", as being the most couven JOHN STKE! LT—BOOTS BEML jock of fine Dress Boots, at $1 50, ie. on not to a A ped for style or durability. ‘he B sement is to let. bert ; NTAL SErpF, aA EROABWAY: steamer BUFFALO, Capt. ny, W, Hancox, will leave the f where may be found a complete assortment cramnents, gold Foil, Plate, Wi ke. JOSEPH “s Pi IN ST. BARTHOLOMEWS CHURCH for wale, a 108, desirably situated. Apply to 65and 67 Nastau id therefore not liable to get out of order, as if Ieadmits of the mode perf ct I other instruments. ard. yo b 14 can be graduated to any Rost will arrive in Albany by 5 0 Yelock ISAAC PHILLIPS, Shs, FISHING “MOONLIGHT EXCURSION Pro TH ¢ Banks, on Saturday evening, Aux i H. Smith, will lea’ y E oot of liewnteds st, Tpect perfectly hereto secompa.ied by a new Mao the lows dissaaes for wh eh aes ip Pegpagabieiaes Invafactured and for «ate, yeho retail, by me DAC MORHEAD. 88 Browne. N.Y. LsUn—it ths should meet the view of JUHN J0- :PH NICOLL, who was apprenticed see yea: seince Ce | om JOHN'S. ‘ork, or to the tabeecinons instrament is wi with full directions for # most effectual, Smith, will make AN did new Steam vere ATLAS, Capt an excursion to the Fishieg, makes Island Inlet, where will be Roost, after "which will be day return to th Nothing bat tas at f the pleasantest as well as most he: rsions ever made from this city. A Cotillon Band will accompany the Boat. ets $2 Ladies Tickets &, THE Treatise on the KY! the eveumg, and on the Bauks, thence to New ‘he boat will stop at Coney Island, Koi GALVIENSIS t time for bathing the place, and then procera to the Fishing Banks and remain iving plenty of time for fishing, and return to M., the following morning.— neral “he Powell attends exclusively to diseases of the Kye and from in 4o’clock, at his office 261 Broadway, comer of Wasmixoren, Aug, 19, 1847 Old Zack's Position. The Florida letter of Old Zack, just out, bests the You can’t catch him on the bank, tariff, and war questions; he is delightfully non-committal. Do not the whigs suppose that that We knew that some ipa bl eke the nae iy i reatly to ita Ee Baie RSs Huctlagsse, sone island. Fare 75 ceats. and ao charge for at reasonable rates. street “Artifiial iiyes of superior quality recently impor Wired iene SHIRT assortment of oF Shines, of evor: jes, and om ete ea Se Spices 0 the well ar cia Teoeived eived over 100 pes KEY PORT.—The steamer JOSE PH y K, will leave the iper, foot of Chambers street, daily, for Key Port, the boat will leave the foot of Hom- gi Chambers, street, hs: 'T. B. OAKLEY. Some other man is encouragement for Henry Clay? We believe that they expect old Zack will givo way to Clay; and we hear they are going to apply to the old General upon this very point, to wit nominate Henry Clay, will you not withdraw, and write If old Zack says you, they will | draw him out by « letter, and then nominate Clay. “I am in the bands of the people,” then the bige will be in a tight pinch; and they may nominate oe the two parties. old Certain, too, the capital of oe Clay's visit to Phila- but the old tortol bel never min e ner of Hammond and West sts.; Gardve: ‘omer of Washington street and Battery Fieee "Od 4 tel: Coflee House, comer of Wall and Nassau Young, corner of Bike and South streets; Bo & J mery aud Front s pred Hf of the ie insertion of an advertisemer iam OO eae clplastog mond street at o: ¢ Pike street, Kast River, and ‘Pier t MILT F S797 tant st WH Lor i call before purchasing. the said Judson 0 ART ALONE. E- A Carlier el fie ON Ars’ TONS the haee oil ke an Exearsion « Ore, ‘on bourd the Dodsworth’s evles | Augnst 20, 1917. ONU MEN £5—Lost or mislaid some time last week,wo h were lent to a gentleman. some place vot recollected. yndaess to ig them to the su'- ks. and a reward if de- ans for Monuments, whi has forgo'tea them Whoever will have spasr, will receive bis wormest than red. OBERT E. LAUNITZ, Marble Y, No. 536 Broadway. VER a edaelt ‘8 lotter in his favor?” et and Cotillon Band, Wing they will proceed to the Grove Pic Nic, and at 2 o'clock the com) tain (John Mayher) with a spie: did street at 8 o'clock, lish black am pee and doeskins, from tito 38 ir warranted good, Gents who ure Fa of Paste wi I's The Sone wi tear the Bier fout of to be detested oun al cure,at re Irs. Carroll's speyhat p lodine Bath Establishment, 184 Faltou street, op} street. ds in the old counter} pl ont, we think, is) at febe bode grens will sot the ball agoing, n Dt sailing from Liverpool on ts each—to be had of the fi Liou Jones tastes, Branch H Mr. John Me Nally, 502 W 191 Water street, or of any w Compound Concentrated Sy: 1 75 cents per bottle USIC TAUGHT, on has tous, Capt. P. Woode yt Jorn =, re jed to. ble re fore! nwo Fait Mine re HE OloINAL HALVARIC RING: ; em nig magnetic tlnid, , Goruer Jobu street on moderate ‘terms, by a eu ‘she had considerable experience in teaching. teaches on the Logerian system, w! Europe. Terms, Three Dollars per month. ‘A line addressed to A:B., at the Herald oficg, &ec., wholesil* aud etal whi ta is greatly approved a eaters supplied on Mie ral by the original mukers, 192 Broadway, corner Joha a A Little Too Fast— War tothe Knife, The report of the Mexican Committee of Congress, adopted by a vote of S2to 22, rejecting the offers of | Peace of Mr. Trist, is conclusive of war. We were | therefore @ little too fast in anticipating the President's | message, or #0 much thereof as we supposed would re. late toa treaty of peace. The Mexican congressional deol. ‘Ve | sion abolishes that iden. War is the word—wer to ex- | pulsion of the Amerioans, or the subjugation of the Tho syren cry of peace {sw dead letter just Any man who will try, after the fashion of the army letter writers, to make out a case of peace, from slace SRA SSTEATE RECT. | the report adopted by the Mexioan Congress, ls au Inge- nious fellow, to say the least of him, Wo have seen o gentleman to-day, a man of intelligence and observation, a resident at Vera Cruz, who left there on the 2d of the present month of August, who say * that war {nthe word, ‘The church bells of the Capital have been ast into cannon—collections have beon made voluntary contributions, and all the preparations for = heavy fight or two—the pase of the Rio —the Barranca ol Joannes, £1 Penon. and the city icself, woelogk Ay | the Mexieans have mustered some 80,000 men suid rixty ieoes of artillery, and a fight or two, or three, if, or are The only reliance for © peace before the mecting of There {# no other i congress is San: and bis authority, though abeojute for the prooat, 18 iitary kentlemeu are requested to appear in wni- aly ager "Live I for thn rr 254 in addition to whieh ieirge for he i ein the weather prove unfavorable the excursion will be ian aud the price is mach reduced, he 25h, if favorable, andif wor, oned until Wedue: be Mt thee tale piace the Persons sending money ‘to their friends in large and small with drafts on uh 8, section in. Figends Banking’ Company, Iso out the rlacifal beaks in CARLI the ote fore those who BrOR : BRIDGEPON will Hem re foot of Ma gt street, on Bm scribers. K & CO., 34 Routh st. SEMENT The undersigned boa varding houses pod fa oly re firm at the mer NIMROD th. ares ws 4 of Wall. maw 9% Packers he at Cie Arh CASH seoaisiee bees eid of is ia of mores at nt 50 baskets Duc OH otic! lonnd Vasa half oan blac besa ters would ao we | to call, All orders fro be fra a attended to. Y MEYER, of No. 6 Wen street, rm his numerous friends and castom: qi songs. fae t ILLON KXCURSION | Mexicans. 'LANDT We ghd lt ant Pesursion of Coley the benefit of the Widows? i or pane, sail Sep umber 13 is he Ins di a pter San gh ts bi Coantry ‘nee ita an 4 hi old motto, cht atres Agents in ae cout Yoraels haying small Vots prompuly forward NRY TM 16 West street, corner of Reetar, 2 ayy DOSTIVENKS-) DESTRUYED — rate and habitual Constipation jy totally overeome, but al. a purge: tives, i codrutt & Mio. whe wil packet ony One £0, bare —, will mucoeed the cere 0 of for cash will plense call. sent home free re car eo Husa, end anit ner raumtn Pr end wilt her PAF seom York Brignde Brate Band tillon Bands, will ~ two efficient Co Pa NOTICE—Tan IC E—Pasays amt ww every, yariety, uae, tM ey 68 Rue Rucheliew, Par | from Erasmus A road ws LEw 3 ‘anti nig rien ts ‘on Yih itary Voleeteg first premium at the <atixtiat 23, at 12 o'clock, ML. aud 168 Couire sts T. Wo t, palatable aud delicious Warina~in some respects abate Pe? rod train cons! bertson Bas ‘Store 00L hdably detained atid ‘Monday, thd | Please be on board stermboat Ilerentes, ot i Dock, at 12 ofc loe! will clove Be ig 1a) OL LIVERPOOL will plense clear theirgood dom Howes tl doy. 4 tly on hand at the 01 « has Young's, cor. Bouth and Pik SHIPPIRG—i0 000 fat ICE, from Pain as zorenaly fot shipnin Els ge and re Been ham ers it three doo , desirous of introducis Canal at. at 9; Hammond st. recta ch cin} goa a ats ‘ BON "54 'Panke! 9g, and touch at Wort Lee, and atop ot each place on retarn'ng thal the wsad inert wn unfavorable, the Excursion witl |