The New York Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1847, Page 3

Stock Exchange 16000 De ¥ tate me Bt Sateen Co ep 98 0s, 100 pect ry) i. Nor & WorR $100 Tudiann Bonds 43 225 = do 4000 do 0 43 40) do 150 Farmers’ Trust b30 36 3 do 30 do bIO 2% 40 do do 3555 100 = do 30 do b10 35% 190 do ‘ 500 do 3544 50 do [wkaftrnxt 60 19 Morris Canel pao 1235 390 do 61y5 4 ‘do 39 1582 175 Reading R 67 a do boo 16 100 dee " 560 67 Fe do 1g 25 Erie Raerip 83 0 do 154 45 Harlem R 68 0 do 490 15 550 do 930 68 oe do 860 15 450 do 68! 20 Firemen’s Insurauce ¥ so 200 di p30 50 Manhottan Gas Ho 250 Long fldR bio 33, 0 di 50 do 30 “ag wd Fi 30 425g 50 do 3 woe, uiseee Be . 08 ‘b60 42 © 300 do veo 34 41 100 do 337 b30 41 100 do 560 33) bao 40 300 do ‘boo 34 40 400 do ° uu Second Board, $10000 ‘Treas Notes, 63 10374 25 shs Nor & WorR 6134 125 shs Canton Co 2 do 7: do ‘D3 39! 29 109 do. ‘384g 390 Long Island R 50 do 39%4 100 do * 250 Farmers? Loan 35}— 100 do. 2 Nore WorR 229 59°50 Harlem R ET} do 615% 100 do New Stock Exchange $2020 Ohio cs b30 10936 $0 shs Long Isld R 200 do 30 100%) 100 Nor & Wor R B50 she Farmers? L 358% 25° do a do do 90 do do 0 do. 50 do 150 Loug Island B. 50 Reading R 0 do do wa do do 0 do New Yonx, Fripay Arreanoon, Ava, 27. The flour market remained steady, without material variation in prices. Sales of Genesee were m: with small lots, fresh ground, at $5 81 a $5 87%. Sales of Michigan were made at $5 6234 @ $5 68%, and of Ohio at $56234. There was nothing doing in Southern, and quotations were nominal at $626. A sale of Genesee wheat was mado at $1 30. A sale of Western was report- ed at $1 20, Corn—Sales of mixed were made at 72073 ots., and of yellow, both flat and yellow, a little mixed, at76 éts,, and of round yellow at 76 ots. Meal, of good quality and in good order, was in demand, and was worth $2874 a $3, indeed, very little if any could be had under $3, while inferior or low quality western New York could be had at $262}. Rye remained steady at about 9%, New oats were worth 63 a 5éc.,and old 54 a 68 cts. Provisions stood at about the same prices, with a very good and steady retail demand. Groceries re- mained rather inactive.’ Fine sugar continued firm, while common and infericr grades were heavy. There ‘was not much reported in coffee. Receipts down the Hudson River, Aug. 20. Flour. 000 bexrels. 6,500 bushels. 1,200 2,200: be Asnes —Sal made. No Pearls we fered. Bs Wax.--Stles of 1500 Ibs. Northern yellow were Made at 240. Baxapsturrs.—Flour—Sales of 1600 a 2000 bbls. Ge- nesee, were made at $575, and a small sale of 200 bbls, fresh ground was made at $5 8734; 600 bbls. Michigan, rather choice,sold at $5 63%; and 600 do, straight brand, at $5 623g, A small lot of Western mixed sold at $5 50. Small sales of Ohio were made at $5 62}. and 100 do, Dukers’ brands, at $6. MWheat—A sale of 2000 bushels Genesee white was reported at $1 30, and a sale of Western was reported at $1 20. Corn—S: 2200 bushels mixed, were made at 73c; 3600 do, sold at 73; nd another lot do was reported at 72c. 2000 do. fiat yellow, 2000 do. yellow, u little mixed, sold at 75c.; and 4000 do. fas eller sold at the same price, and 6000 a 7000 do. round yellow, at 76c, Meal—Sales of 300 # 400 bols. part inferior, sold at $2 62). and part fair quality, at $2 87%; good quality Western New York, do. was worth $3 Rye—Sales were reported at 90c, Outs—Old were worth 54 @ 58c¢, and new 53 2856 cents. Canpixs.—No Change in sperm. . {iCorrxe.—The market was quiet, while quotations re- Mmained about the same. No sales of moment were re- red. Pe torron.—The les, to-day, have been to the extent ‘of 1500 bales, chiefly to manufacturers. Prices exhibit no change, the operations being entirely at our inside quotation. The market ia well supplied by holders, al- though not more abundantly than for the last few days. Livenroon CLassiFication. New Orlea Florida. Mob: § Texas. ea i Weal oid a 1234 a Siding Faire 129% a 12) 12! Fai 13 a 13g Sy 1334 a 13s 13he ‘none. 13% —~a lt none. -— 8 ere about 1500 quintais dry cod, uflo:. ‘but no sales of moment were made. We quote thomat $3 50 a $3 623g wekerel were firm, bui no sales of consequence transpired. Faerr.—BSales of about 600 boxes raisins were mat $1 40a $1 4d. &Ginsewa.—Sales of 2500 pounds were made at 33c cash. Hemr.—American dew rotted, was firm at $1 60 per ton . Leap —Sales of 1000 pigs were made at 4c. per pound. Moasses—Market inactive. Nava Srones—Sales of 300 bbls North Country rosin made at 60 cts. Spirits of turpentine was firm at 47 cts. No change in other descriptions. Perven—Sales 3, 00 ibs. were made at 6c, to go out of the market. O1s—Linseed was rather inactive; sales in a moderate way were reported of English at 67’ cents, and of city ressed at Ze ets. Olive was firm at 110 cts. Winter jeached aperm we quote at 120 cts; winter whale do at 50 cts; crude sperm was worth $1, aud whale do 33v. Pnovisions—Considerable sales of pork were said to be making on private terms. 100 bbls sour prime pork sold at $10 50. Sales of new mess do were made at $15 to $15 24, and 90 bbls prime do sold at $12 1256 to $12 25 Be:f—Sales of 600 bbls city mess were made on private terms. Other «mall sales of do were reported at $13 25. Lard—Sales of 560 bbis were made at 1034 cts, and 470 do et 103f to 10% Butter—There was a fair retail demand, without chauge in prices. Cheese for home use was stvady at previous rates. Rice — the market was firm, at $5 75 a $587}, and prime was heid at $6. ke Svean.—8t. Croix, and other finer quality sugar, “was, anything, firmer, while common aud inferior grades were dull, No sales of moment were reported, Tatrow.—No change. ‘Wuatenons.—Prises remained about the same. ac £y.—Sales of 60 bbls., State prison, were made at 26: Woor.—Within the fow past days, sales of about 60,000 lve. of fleece were made without change in prices. A jot of Buenos Ayres was sold on private terms. Faeroute.—Rates continued very dull, and in a mea- sure nominal. 7d. was offered for grain in sacks, aud 16d. per barrel for flour, to Liverpool ; but 1s. 6d. was ‘auked for the latter, and 8 @ 9d. for the former. Cotton was nowinal. There was nothing for London or the continent reported. New Onueans, Aug. 20,°1847. Cotton.—The market continued firm, and sales cf 500 bules were made at fuil prices, Flour—The market ‘was some firmer, though sales were very moderate, We continue to quote Ohio and Illinois at $4 50 a $5, while choice brands were worth $5 60 a $675. Corn—No change to note, Small sales of mixed were making at 4c for good sound yellow, 68 a 60¢ was asked, Wheat continued inactive, Coffee.—Sales of 300 bags of Rio were made at 7c. Sugar, no change. dull at 200. gop Xchange 5 a5}, steady. Sight bills on New York i a 3g, Freights inactive. ather continued warm, and the yellow fever was rather on the increase. Bautimonn, Aug. 27—P. M. Flour—The market was rather less animated, and sales of 600 barrels Howard street, were made at $5 314 $5 62}4; quotations for City Mills were nominally the same. Wheat—There wasa fair amount of business do- ing, end sales of 4000 bushels, chiefly Maryland red, were made at $1 10 « $1 20. Corn—The market was steady. and sales of 2000 bushels, chiefly white and yel- low Maryland, were made at 68c a 700. Meal—The market was dull, and no sales of moment reported. No ehangy in Outs’ or Rye. Whiskey was steady, while provisions remained about the same. Freights dull. vato, August 27th. Flour—The market was steady, and sales of 1000 bar- rels were made, consisting of Western fair to good brands at $4 87, including rome Genesee fresh ground, at $6 06%. Wheat—Tho market stood about the same, and gales of 6000 bushels Western red, with some lots of white do, sold at $18 $1 06. Corn—There was more business doing, and sales of about 20,000 bushels were made at b4e, for Wertern mixed, and 56¢ for yellow Outs were less firm, sales of 5000 bushels were made at 350. Whiskey stood at 6c. a 27¢. Provisions—Sales light, without material change in quotations. Receipts during the past twenty-four hours, were about as fol- lows: Fiour, 3000 barrels; wheat, (if understood aright) 20,000 bushels; corn, 20,000 do, Freights by Canal to Albany—Flour, 600; wheat, 16: ; corn, 136, Aunaxy, August 27, Flour—The market exhibited no change, and sales of all kinds were limited. Wheat—No sales were made worth reporting, while prices remained much the same Corn—Sales of 2000 bushels of white were made at 76 ets, and 2000 do mixed, at 71 ote, Nothin or oats. Whiskey—No change, Noting eset eet sions. Reooipts by the canal during the past 24. hour wore as follows :—Flour, 6000 bbis.; ‘wheat, 6000 bush orn, 12,000 do, Voesels plenty, and freights easy. reenact h Detach Borton, August 97—P. M, FloureThe market continued steady, and sales of A000 bbls were nade, oonslsting Of good brands western | tficial & of and straight Geneseo, at $6 a $612). Wheat—No sales of moment transpired. Corn--Sales of 4000 bush- els were made at 80 a 830, consisting of good mixed and ep ES jc 4 Dew roltea phere unchanged, at $155 a $160; Ma- nilla, mal eee at 12%¥0. = Se. eee nd bags , consisting chic! . Ingo an Sum hoi 64 a Oho; 4 ‘months. Oils—No change. — Freigfits continued inacti [Telegraphic correspondence of Philadelphia Bulletin } Prrrsavra, Aug. 27, 1847. ‘The market is dull in feeling, but prices exhibit no material change. The ales of flour, except by retail are limited, with light receipts, Grain is quiet; corn dull. In provisions there is only moderate activity. For bacon, shoulders 7 to 734; sides and hams 8% to 9 cts; and hog round 8 to 8%, Barrelod meats, inactive. Not so much enquiry for lard, and receipts are light. Died. On Friday morning, 27th inst., Many Exten, infant wee ot Claudius and Margaret Bradley, aged five moni The relatives and triends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral this (Saturday) atternoon, from the residence of her father, corner of Raymond street und Myrtle Avenue, Brooklya. in the 37th inst., Ernacinva, wife of Samuel C. Her- bert, in the 3th year of her age. ‘The friends of the faraily, and of her futher, Joseph Riley, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from her late residence, ai iter or Division stre: which are of the same rally rewarded by leav: 228 Ite ret, evtember: Terms. ther by the month or qi Faghish. ly to teach t au28 30¢*re porter, 3 vals av splendid assortment of he offers to the trade nt low UN MAREKS— Wanted i to ® flouriahiny rate stant work and d wage Syracuse. N. Y.; or apply to Moor 028 3m ny Sees UNTRY MERCHAN’ of every style and width, ow F & Baker, 204 Broadway. known bran Ke. may'be ha of Nos 18,20 aud 22 Cedar stre best Sourhem Cotton Yarn. essorte Wiek, Twine, Warp and Waddin 028 itm TN. UNDEREVLL & CO. UMBUG 01 by numerous iedjMadame Adoirh,ttom Frauee now ather Ml Hester atieet, thirdblock east o' the Bowery who (ft benefit or evenbut mere cxriosity,) co tific skill, of all the, most secret affuiry of love, marriage, Jen lousy, friends, low, wheu or what husband or wile they will xet- Allacknowledge, who have iavestigsted her wonderful powers. fee reduced 10 3€ cents. Consultation hours, all day and eve>, RAV®LLING IN EUROPE—A competent aud expe- rienced gvide, perfectly familiar with the most of the auguages ot Europe, would be glad to e to travel with any gentleman or family who desire to vi ® r h it the Continent of Europe. He has the permiesion to refer to the Key. Dr. Tyng, East 16th street, Edward Willis Fairman, Esqrs. for his character and qualifications. ON: CORT! ae Gt¥rre rs from 9 A. laws of physiology nd electro dynamics will 7~ Strat be less liable to deli i jintme by galling before 11 A.M whea Dr. His wally mont at leisure. N. B.—All Dr. H.’s celebrated mode! t derstand their di ¥ strmetare, and unders ir diseases, ATERSON GAS notified and ‘requis each share of the the Office of the near Grand street, inthe town of Paterson, on Wednesday, the Ist, and a further instalment of two dollars on Monday, the 20h of September next ensuing, oueach day, to be paid be- ween jure in the payment of an instalment or in be subject to fu of Incorporati 8 complete Steamers navi ny Price $1. For sule by 028 Lorre 103 Fulton street. lerable experience, i duce the highest t iter itwation, from men of sake f omfeuge at the office of the Hi Al Ll first rate Male Dancer, able to perform the haracters in some new bal 4 cf Dancer, to perform in the _ Aojly at M.L. 88 Rende street. LADY who has had of a school, would hall the hter qualified to tnstract, m the and drawing, aud hi é ‘The best of references given — Freuch language and music. a to go in the count . Apply at Clinton street, oor from Amity street, South B ready to be met , the er or Kove! English branches rooklyn. ntleman and his wie, without family, , procuring a well furnished house for the winter, or for ove or two years, in the upper.part of the city, id desirably located. Address box 165 Post Offic: MA N experience and of undoubted ¢ and to be increased in proportion te the amount of trade that he could influence. Address, with name and reference, C. & C , at thi accommodating ‘ance of a servac’ meals, Address box No. 2315, New York Post Office. au27 2tin* lemen, and where t EL KEEPE! ‘who has been engage: who perfectly understands the ma its departments, together gaging himself as as: Telerence in re ith book keeping. is desirous of en- ‘some leading Hotel. Undoubted to character and capacity wil jerald office, with name aud Toeations Bu racter, a moderate salary “wu28 2r8ase' neighborhood of Bt, artments, capable of the morniug and evening rs last 15 years, an of a hotel in aif I} be given. be sell at auction this day \~ ac No 14) Broadway: lags served by Wim, i comprises te mget heentiful Birds ft, othe: from South rie: Stace immer das tow 028 hte 4 My OR CROCKERY GLASS. ‘hoes CHINA y iT ¥ August DAY, ction of | ai Ls Kollers, Ploughs, Harrows, ete, ‘ots, of choice Roses, Shrubberies, ete, 8, Fo: Horse, Wagon, ete. crops in the ground—hot house "Rin, about 15006 Strawberry vi 80, about 13,000 Strawberry vin Also, at peivete sale, the Farm, culuvation, delightfully located, view of the Lower Bay, the oceai, Jersey shore, et y the whole purchase money may remain on bond ‘and mortgage many years, a28 It*rre J.W. SCHULTZ, Anctionee: SALE OF CATTLE AT THE U. 8. NAVY YARD.—Will be sold at public auction under the ction of P. M. Wetmore, Navy Agent, at the Novy aatd, Brooklyn, om Saturday, Aug. 28th, at 12 o’clock, noon, on of Oxen, Terms cash. ans dt*re ONDS OF THE CITY OF ST. LUUIS FOR SALE. —Mayor’s Office, St. Louis, Mo., August M4, 1847.~-Up to the Aith day of October, 1917, sealed bids wall be’ received by the undersigned, Msyor of the city of St. Louis, for the pur chase of one hundred and fifty thousaud dollars of six per cent, bonds of the city of St. Louis, (except such amount thereof ax may be sold at par, on or before the 15th day of September, 1847, payable at St. Louis, or of the purchassrs—the principal in tw re Ing six per ceut per auuum) semi-annually. Such bids m for part, or the whole, of ssid bonds. ‘The bonds are to be ench for the sum of one thousaud dol Kaeh bidder is re- quired to write upon hi for which Y years, aud the inte WANTED—in a ai enced clerk, well ae market; and fully abl ‘s028 Soren n | references required. Address ately, two J Mage tu the central part of this address, fi. Rector, — Brown and bleached Hh Is, | free from those prope: Mills, Lawrence C, Indian Head, mack, Exeters, Unknowns, d at manufacturers’ prices, on the secoud floors eet, between William and Pearl streets. Low priced and medium ee wide Sheetings also, 5 to 10, and 7 to 12; Batts, ie druggists throu NDOW SHAD. HE ORIGINAL plasters, magnetic fui 1, Corner John street. i ‘arranted to be manufactured oy the original makers, and the price is much reduced, 192 Broadway, coraer John call before purchasing. goods importing house, an experi- ‘dry goods and the ted wil harge of the French and Ger- lary will be allowed, but none competent for the situation x 1503 at the post offic: 5 ALLIBLE HAIR DYE—AlexandersTricobaphe vement of 1816—The most successful Liquid Hair Dye ever known fordyeing the hair, whiskers, &e. a na.ti- Kk, so exacily resembling the natural color of letection. Its effect is instantancous and It can be ased with the gr ease. Itis also (usual in all’ imitatians of this cele- preparation) of giving an unnatural red or purple tint leis for sale by most of the respectable the United States, and by Rushton & homas & Maxwell, William street; A. B. & D. huson, Moore & Taylor, Maiden lane, New _G. A, WRIGHT, Philadelphia. States, for sale wholesale aud retail. at JOHN F. DUNCKER’S, $8 Chatham, corner of Chamber street, jew York. RINGS, id, &c., wholesale and wealers supplied au20 0 re LESALE SHIRT WAREHOUSE, No. 4 Pia reet, 2d door from William, where may be found a assortinent of Shirts, of every quality, made in the Intest s, aud of superior workmanship. Fancy and Plain Linen, Muslin and common Shirts, constantly on hand. estern merchants are respectful JOHN WOOLSEY, ly invite 34 Platt st. 10 6 tilaP M, y dispenses with drugs, m place of which he aly snism.on his new system of Neuropathy, founded jich fo Museum of Human Anatomy, are kept atthe ofice;and will y Manufacturers for Railros be explmned to those patients who wish to study their owa to an amount not exeeedi: formation apply at their jo. ania 14t¥re AGUERROTYPE PLATES, CASES, CHEMICAL: ality, at lowest market poder’ 3 National Daguerrian Depot, : = aa Broad nage New Wark. UP-Hvery thing in the line constandy on hatd, HE "'NNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPARY give ¢ Directors are now prepared to treat with ad Iron, deliverable in 1848 and 1849, ifteen Thousand Tons. For i 7 Waluut street, Phila. Mei Presi GH COMPANY.—The siock- ho/de:s of the Paterson Gas Lignt Company are hereby d to pay an instalment of two dollars on ital Stock, respectively held by them, at ‘ompany, at their works on Jersey street, equalled for variet} hours of 10 o’clock, A. nd 4 o'clock, P. M. PATENT PREMIUM EX TABLES, with metal plated sides, for private mbonts, &e., unsurpassed for ace, warranted never to get out oforder, A large assortment, the largest in the city, and wu- together with a general assortment of ele- Cabinet Furniture, constantly to be found dway, where the public are re- reat Ame rs, Likes, anil art for finding the amount of wages p heretofore subsisting between Meinhardt & Bote we fiiseolved on the Ist July. al3'6m 8. P. MEINHARDT. _ any rate per month, by inspection. — ss JOHN MORRET. O HUMBUG—A new ai uy at No, 17 Bront sti re, received by the late Havre his line, to which he iuvites the attention of wholesale retail purchasers. Among the assortment are rich dress F: of the newest styles, ladies Work Boxes. Dressing Cases Papeteries, geutjetnén’s Travelling and Dressing Case tivg Desks, Portfolios and Lokstands, Staruetts, Bohetian GI ii decorated Porcelaiue of India,Seons an Indies Reiicules and Purses, Card aud Tablets, Work Tables, C fue toilet Brushes, Com scription,fancy Stationery fine segar Cases and Pipes, odeur chiefs, Shawls, C: let appendages of ever; ket Caclery, walking Cs ‘oxes, glove Boxes, Han jars, ‘Tea and Money Boxes. Also, an extensive collection of Chiwese and native Indian fancy articles and curiosities, the most suitable presents for friend abroad. aud Stiseod*re Fee, SALE—A bai Oe dar panel Coach, m first rat oncel In i : kit, 172 Fulton street or BEARDSLEY & PORT VOK, $2 Canal street, where it can be seen. 928 3t*re OOL—300,000 1) jeece Wool, comprising all quali ° * VALENTINE G HALL, Comer of Pearl and Beekman st: oore s 'e.D WITH A COUGH read the opi "HOSE AFFLIC nion of Counsellor Palmer.—GentLemen:—I was for- merly au unbeliever as to the beneficial elects produced by your Horehound Candy, believing it to e on a par with many but having been prevailed which | was attacked, it is of the quack uos:rums of th I found great rel ° Cigeboys of Ep ih heir lungs as public sprakers. WS be PALM AR, 123 Cherry atreet. 110 Broad wi Agen 20 delphia; Redding George Dexter, Albany; Mrs.” Ha| iy Boston: LAD | 21S —DR. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPA favorite of the Ladies. It relieves them of great amount of suffering, and gives them fine complexions. and buoyant spirits. Mrs. Parker kindly sent us the follow. ing s— South Baooaxyn, Aug. 17, 1817. Dr. Townsenn— Was very mach reduced by nervous- i read your advertisement, and was induced to try the f your remedy #It restored me to.a better state of health joyed for several years previous to taking it; au do most cheerfully recommend it #s a valuable medicine to all who are afflicted as I have been. S. PARKER, Baltic street, South Brooklyn. 28 30% m “Hopewell” Cotton 40, of every size Wrapping, woot and Manafactarers’ Twines, of every scription Shoe Thread, of every description, including Titley, Ta:- ham ‘alkers. For aale by 028 1m CFEBRA & CUMING, 106 Pear! street. D* OEYVILLE GLASS WOKK 5, iLaADELP HLA Phese works are now in blast, and the subscribers are pre- pared to execute orders for minerohy porter and wine bottles, carboys, druggists’ glass, patent medicine bottl » A fall assortment of druggits’ vials aad bottles constantly on hand, BENNERS, SMITH & CAMPBELL, an2t Im* gba No. 3536 South Prats O }-AMP MANUFACTURERS, GAS FITTERS, 6 —The mos: elegant ke Ke, ever imported from woods must be sold ina fe are some plan brackets, pendanis, bn stock. ‘To be seen fiom 9 til 5, at 198 aug7 3t*m KEN FUN—T RATED CHIN M POWDEX.—This traly veantiful and elegan eau be had of all respectable chemists nad perfumes i York, and throughout the U. States, Travellers and residents in warm c Cigge this invaluable a ge ie e sole importers are HUBBS & Wholesale depot W Bac! fall st, New York. ((= t evch box bears ihe wit ea ent ” Vv. v NOTH AM ICA BSUENERY—Ti Day’ Published—Coutainiug the following. splended of the Genesee, Rochester. N. a si yfemenss etal ia Bar Colne, N.Y. ah—Saratogs Lakes NY ot One ow ii 8, besides the iMustrative text, by he ews are all taken on the hehe. pige editor, Sony Karen, Eq. J soge by E Whvefeia. hart erms, ly be rf mailed to any part of the Unica states Bele Copies 25 cents, ster, - LOG & BROTHER, 32 Ann st, N. Ag are now prepared to supply back uumbers. © USIC TAUGHT, te r Mis arma erent le” ‘ian System, i y in Europe. Terms, The, Dollars por montiens? SPProved of A line addi unin We ABs Ah ey sa ne PAINTINGS—A small collection of ra Kings. by the old masters. in perfect or framed, for sate at 91 Liberty street. T rical pictures, landscapes, Ke. 9 till 2 o'clock. CHIAGES. ty is forsale +: at greatly reduced ; rie oaches, “Buxgy ‘Wag ns. Also, anew style « fearringes, for two or four persons, with aud without tops: together with a large emprtgens « ness. al 300m H. 8 ROGERS, OWKLL ON THE EVE—Jast published, « Popular ‘Treatise on the BYE, ite Diseases, and thelr cure, with 5 for the io tac! . brite 38 th. To be had at the uuthor's, and of booksellers a Powell attends exclunvely to diseases of the Eye au: Hi hom, 90 4 o'olock, at his office 261 resdway, corner 9 ofvuperion quality recently imported, urself. ‘The root Just opened down come and an2i 30¢*m ANCY GOODS—FREDERICK A. WOOD- TH, importer ot Fancy Goods aud Parisian No- ers, anew and elegant stock of articles in ale of every variety of way. one deor from Broo. urniug goods, An22 30t® re i+ fine Bronze Groups and lass ware in the EMeGt varietz richly Dresden manufacture, geen, Albums, Sougeniris eivers, Letter Stamps, Paper Cutters, Accordious, Musicnl Boxes, choice Perfumery lo $0 Wall street, oppos Thos. T, Woodruff, Moses ‘Tucker, Thompson Price, m. K. John R. Davin Drake, Thos. W. Thorne, a MOSES TUCKER, osident. 8 mvi4e EEKEKSON INSBURANCR COMPAN}—Uilce No the Merchants’ Exchange. is Company Coutinues to insure Against loss or damage > fire, ou dwelling houses, warehouses, buildiugs in general, » Wares, and merchandize, and every description of par ry. etly and promptly adjusted and paid. pincron n Di Francis P.Sage, sneog Babee ° ‘Ansoy Jeb ©. Tunis, Jas. f, Holmes, fen yo ae, i Morrell, joseph Alen, ; part, Wan Kk. Th Robert Sinth.” have received their usu: dow Curtain P-per, which they and others, at extremely low pric ‘The most competent worksne very short notice. EW. PAPER HANGINGS—F. PARES & CO., No 379 Pearl street, New York, Importers and Manutacturers, ‘al large supply of all the aew paterus, of French and American Paper ‘iews, Fireboard Prints, and wice Win- offer to dealers, merchants, 8. n to hang paper may be had at J 29 30 re HAN A. COHEN COMMISSION MEKUHAN, rT, will make liberal advan A. ARTAULT, Proprietor of 149 and 151 Broadway, up stairs, has stock for fall trade, whi a encouraging terms, con cd work boxes, fine fans, cutglass, Paris pore Perfumery, Jewelry, steel good id varied stock of faucy and useftl Koodsto be found in this city. Lafayette Bazaar, Ine to those who | just imported a suitable ts _ 28 tm | D=The Board of Dire Itgives me pleasure to testify to the beneficial effects I have experienced from the use of your My ayatem keveral debility, and with a variety of female com- HERS— Artic ion for the ensuing iqnatures at ti street, until Ist September next., First avenue and Butchers desiro aatares prior to that date. y order of the Board of agesof the above well known Brandies, direct from the ho in France, viz. Cognac, “ Leger Frere: Henry L. L, pale and colored, in hall and eighth pipes. Also, 19 14 casks WI flavor. for preserves. full assortment Of the above Brandi 1827 to 1846. Samples at the office, of the Subscriber, BROADWAY (corner of WHO SHAVE TH m the Evening Pest.)—Spe: able Vérbena Cream for Shaving. praised by those who. made trial of remium of the Institue Fai john st.) MSELVES. jm. article equal to it, [tis sense, a destroyer of freckles au than the old soaps. All, therefore, who would consult eco- nomy aud comfort in shaving, shonld possess themselves of it. (From the Evening Mirrot.)—itiug’s Verbeua Cream we know by experience to be the best kiud of shaving soap, and persons who have troublesome beards should ot be Prepared and for sale, wholesale and reta Ring, Druggist, 192 Broadway, comer of John street. de: ich he offers to ng of faacy in ware, Country merchants are invited sorere 2 NEW YORK FIRE AND MA ‘Co. New York, August 4, 1847 ‘ tors have this day declared idend of Five per cent, out of the profits of the last six payable on demand, at the office of the company, Now 1 street. D. UNDE 4 UNDERHILL, Secretary. H 3 FULLER, wholesale and retail dealer in J. lennings? new patent ‘premium Patent Phosgene Gas for do, Also, thorns, Giran tiers, Also, Camphine, ‘Spirit Gas, No. 272 Greenwich street, between ety Gas, Lamps; algo, ‘am, doles, Se, of ure Tyost a3 300 of tne Butchers ar are now Trendy roffice, comer of ng at Pier7 from Bordeaux, 85 pack, Chatanette and quarter hite Brandy, of su entitled to debe of King’s unapproach- art universally ook the first Fair. Indeed, it ts fuliy conceded ose who know that it ia impossible to manufacture au to the skin, fragrant to the pimples, and is sold cheaper by Charles H. from the Inrges' to procure an artiele bay a Wg or Toupee, Copy the'address. KANGERS and Citizens wishing Toupee, are invited to inspect the Batehelor, where they United States. leer The: ways very business, and the at Batehe lor's manufac- way. Priyate rooms for 019 30t* ree held at Saratoga Ag’ ibition to che 8th Theo, Frelinghuysea, Archibald Kusseil, Wholesale and Reval BAT CHELOWS INSTANTA d for colori GRICULTURAL ROOMS, LYCEUM BUILDIN New York. LHORAL EXiIBITION—At the Society, whose Fair wi 1oth’ of Sept., the American estion will be aged the time of holding ave ¢ and 9h of Sept. All persons de se of Horticu&ure, are earnestly in- to exhibit specimens of Flowers, and to compete for preminms. Vegetables Programmes may be obtained 6 } Broadway, opposite the y of the principal’ seedsmen in New York, or of Lxeeutive Commitiee m= Wm. Coventry H. Waddell, apherd Koay if King Delatield, . L. Pell, Edward Clark, D. P. GARDNER, See’y, ABY JUMPERS+-To Bonthem and Western Merchants— Your attention is reapectts wsefal invention, the Pareut he fut exercise and amuseme: alled toa novel and most i¢ Baby Jumper, for the of infauts. “he relief it af thowe having eare of children, the extensive sale it has ‘ywhere commanded, with the li who buy the article to sel! al percentage allowed Je- rentor and Proprietor, jepot, 311 Broadway, N. ¥. jis far superior to the hair to. beaut | Capt Delano, will sail gests, |e C7 fansau etree) mount of bo hey offers, and to make a payment in cash of five per cent of the amount of bonds bid for by him, to be deposited in the hands of the Mayor, at the time of receiving bids, which depo- site shall be repaid by the Mayor outhe day succeeding the day on which the bids shall have been opened, to. the persons who made the devosites, excepting tothe bidder to whom the Bonds are awarded. On the 1th day of October, 187, the bids shall be opened; the bonds then unsold shall be sold to the highest bidder, of bidders, for cash, unless the b deemed too low. ‘Certihicates of indebteduess now outstanding agaiust the city ba ge fanny le 4 ber, 1847, ive} he M Ty tothe yo mber, 1917, inclusive, the Mayor will sell the bonds ibegealas or any partthereof, to muy per- son or persons, at par, for ensh, making the bouds so taken at par for cash, payable at twenty, ten, nine, six, or three years, ‘alter date, nt the option of the purchasers ‘A copy of the ordinance authorising the sale of these bonds is'given below. ee RYAN MULLANPHY, Mayor. D.H. Armstrona, Comptroller. elas (or hp puotaaee of wstsahdian bond nee to provide for the payment of outstanding bonds, atiousof indebteduews, which {ail due during the present fiscal year. f fc itordaiued by the City Council of the as follo: : : “'Sx.c 1. That the Mayor be, and he is hereby authorised, to issue the bonds of the city to'the amount of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, forthe purpose of paying the outstanding bonds of the city, which fall due durig the present fiscal year, other obligations of indebteduess which existed pre: o the commencement of the present fiscal year. . The bonds to be issued under the provisions of thi e, shall be e: ity of St. Louis shall be dated on th n \d such as are not otherwise provided for by the fourth section of this ordi- nance, shall be redeemable ot the end of twenty years from the date thereof; aud shall he made payable, principal aud. in- terest, either in this city or in the city of New York, at the option of the purchaser, wl h shall be designated at the time of purchase; the said bonds hall bear interest at the rate of SiX per Centum per annum, payable semi-annually, for which eeoreseall be attached, said coupons to be signed by the ‘reasurer. id, or any es, at par, for cash, at ty may not be sold in this manne: the highest bi der, for cash, on a day which shall be thirty-live, di iter the ge of this ordinance between the hours oi P.M; and said day shall be designated by the s advertisement ; and, further, that he will receive sealed bids for the same up t» that time. i Sec. 4. The mayor shall sell all, or any part of the aforesaid or persons, who may apply for the jit the money received from such sale id such person or persons who may Il have the option of having the bond: 5 in the City Treasury buy said bond fy executed, redeemable ia ei y years. as he or they may eleet and design e. chan 8 On the day which shall have been designated by the Mayor, in the adfertisement provided for by section of this ordinance, between the hours of 12 and Lo’clock, P M., the Mayor shall, in the presence of the Comptroller, and the President of the Board of Aldermen, and the Chairman of the Bonrd of Delegates, or such of them ae may be present. open all bids for the purchase of said bonds, which he may ba: to that time, and he shall sell to the highest bi dders, for cash, ali ofthe bonds issued under the prov ofthis ordinance. which shall not have been sold previous in manner as described in the fourth section of this ordinance: majority of them, the bids be deemed too lo they shall of the city. offers, and he shall also require tum of the amount of bonds bid for tthe time of receiving the bid, yor onthe day succeeding the ‘Seo. 7. The amount of the proceeds of the bonds to be sold under the provisions of this ordinance is hereby appropriated tothe payinent of the bends of the city, falling due during th presentfiscal year; and also to the payment of all oblig of indebteduess wh ich existed previous tothe commencemeat of the pre parate fund to be call- id, all moneys that may be appropri- by the City Council. shalt be set aside and reserved exelusivety forthe purpose of discharging the debts of oe city made by way of loans to her. RC. 9. 1 layor shall receive the certifica’es of indebt- eduess which are now ou'standing aghinst the 1 Bou Gathitioed to be sola aden ts ort nds authorised to be sold under this ordinaue DEMETRIUS A. MAGEHAN. hairman of the Board of Delegates. GEORGE MAGUIKE, President of the Board of Aldermen. of the eity of St. him returned to orngimated, with of hiskapprov: ard. of Al dered by’ sai fe requ nem of alo svote for jetions of the Mayor thereto. to the contrary, teen JOSEPH j UG te erk of the Board of Alder 5 This bill having been received by thy Board of Delegate: by a messenger from the Board of Aldermen, withthe objec- tions of the Mayor thereto, on the eleventh day of August, one thousand eight hundred and for The Board of Dele- gates thereupon proceeded, and reco Jered the vote on the Passage thereof, and, after reconsideration, passed the Sime by the requisite majority: all the members present, nine in namber, x ting for the passage Le hd the objections of the Mayor, to the contrary, notwithstanding. ‘ IN H. TICE, 0 Clerk of the Board of Delegates. auger the foregoing to bewtme copy af the origial Or e [u. s.] on file in the Kister’s office. Mus awit YAS. LEMON, Register, UER ‘appears to be two differ Thi York. you know what. mal perior to the other? Auswer! That's a struck me Sonya Bat I have ne for the difference. It certainly is not ‘Why no~let me tell yon, one lass ba rt Scott, 91 Nassau street, and his shirts being ent in asryle tru- mechani they consequently fit beamifully. ‘The other class don’t two straws whether they wear any shirts or not as long_as they are tolerated. When you want any shirts, cal there first—he sells a magnificent one for$! 50, and wat rants nto fit. Opposite Herald office. Established 185%, 30 FELD, New York, 565 CHaites “AHRE. rty streets, Phaitadelphi up stairs, and 25 ourth street, up sta , Danue street,’ Importer of all kinds of toys and fancy articler, perfun foaps, musical instruments, French chiva, Ger: man plain and cutglass ware, omaments for mantelpieces, li qnorenses, &e. uz 300* Fe EKOPOLD & MAUR] BRONNER Importers 39 ik Of French Feathers, Flowers and Materials, No. ile liam street, near Fulton street, New York. Office in Paris, 6 and rot Caire, & auld a SUNDA URSION TO f ISLAND —The splendid and spacious steamer NEW HAVEN, Capt. Van Pelt, August 20, leaving ns follows !—Pike st, F P.M: Grand st, Bite. 24 PoM: Fifth ate, Rey Re! turoing, leaves Harlem 934 P.M. Fare each way 12% cents. aaae ae re GRAND pd TEN ISLAND on Sunday 20h August fair westher, stopping. at terth Ambo) hour. ‘The stermer JACOB BELL, Caprin Richard Yat will leave the pier foot of Grand street, E hallp. 10, affording toy bay, a the different fort Fare for the excursion, 50 cent the drama . Dormilly, Mio lips, td Gallery, 19% 7; performance tu commence at ANTOMIMIs 1. the iast'and’ Albert Holland, mmasced 09 a bs is WIFE—Ch After which, Luc their extraor: iar ‘Strap, Mr. Winans; Nancy Strap, Mi will sing the Spau Doors open at 636; Feriormance to commence at Adi 50 cents. ) int’s Moses in the LPALIAN COMPANY, from Havana. nd Gentlemen, accompanied ALMO’s OPERA HOUS| 30th, will be per sette Gi easel. Mi LE—Hilarion, Gabriel H Wells; Giselle, Madame Leon After which, dari ip cbiavements onthe TIGHT ROPE, DECHALUMEAU Mad L Javelli. N —Roquinet, Gabriel Ravel; Mad’lle at 76, performance to commence at 8 o’clock.— parts of the house. J D WAY —Second We TA SERENADERS, whose coi lita have been attended by'the elite and the press in general, who have unani- }, Without exception, INERVA ROM the original VIRGIS certs for the last six fashion of the city, mously expressed that thi combination of wit and tale: ‘The Programme for thi week will be found rich and versa- tile; the whole concluding ene opera of celebrated Italian opera of “ Saffo,” one of le and ludicrously sublime productions ever To’clock—Performance to commence at 8. LU SALOON.—A series of Balls bove place, commencing on M 0 be continued every Monday and irection of Mr. J. PARKER, guarautee for their respectability and y of a Promenade in the Garden after a le place for a Ball i yer ‘admitting a gentleman and ladies, Fifty Cents. rhe members of the Washington ‘Association, who assemblies continued the coming season, are their names at the Saloon. Dek BPHIOPLAN UPERA 1 RUUP: composed of si Wilson, Tambouri I give Con: erts at the Washington on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday eve: Backus, Violin; . Price, Triangt®;' L. A. in Newark, N.J., AMERICAN MUSEUM, comer Br Gatlendid performances bath After PBELL’S ETHIOPIAN SERE! . OR KENNEBE joving Panorama of the City of London! ‘AA DEN UTANG—ANATOMICAL VENUS. ELL, the famous Fortune T' ‘Admission 25 cente—Children under ten, oni ROADWAY THEATRE.—This establishment, erecting in Broadway, will be opened for Dramatie pur ely per ‘about the frstot ‘Bepteruber, * by in the opinion of the Mayor, Presidentof the Board of Algenoea gad ine. Chnicwea of Gas Bserd of Delapaees or a which case, ¢ such negotiation for the sale of the bonds, as shall «ppear to a majority of them best for the interest G. H. B. Persons of acknowledged talent wish SuC.6. it shall be the duty of the Mayor to require each bid- | sf Ta0 ff neknow ledged. ta der to write upon his bid, the amount of bonds for which he street IN, sole Propristor. in Europe, dressed to his agent, 'N, No.2 Bareiay street business communications may be ad ro Ww. COR and first introducer of ai having recommenced his lessons, wants several Young Ladies from 12 to 18 years ofage, whom he will teach grat of the Salons,” and after shall pay them mouthly, tory sum, in order to dauce with bis pupils the modern dane: which he only in America ean p-operly teach, as the Po Mazurka, Redowa-Waltz, Waltz in five ste Particularly the German Cotillon and Mazur! IAN'S GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS, No. roudway, above his Book Store, consi vie. =Titian’s Venus, javid ; ‘The Mise: ke. In esteemed, jetures in this country. in payment for the purchase of any of the superior to any pul ILMAN imports all th from London, Paris, and Germany, jooks, Paintings, Fancy Stitionery, Materials, he offers at the most reasonable prices, retail. . HERALDRY.—Conts of Arms furnished and emblazoned in the most sumptuous style, or may be had in pen dra iy27 Mou, Wed&Sat tf re CARD.—Special attention bill having been prescuted to Bryan Mullanphy, Mayor k wd “having been by ldermen, in, which ard i superior finish and more costly trim- mblic that they stand etured, at their standard price, THREE DOLLARS pmpany offer fur sale this day’, the 25th, their superior watyle’and trimming. E Price, and on no cun- in exchange except from the t ANATI, Manager, “> 148 Nassau street, two door fi patrons of the yearly arrange: fi and 16 Bowery. _ DHLSAAT BROTHERS, 48 John street, have now on le a very extensive assortmect of Floss silks,Canvass, and a variety haul qd offer for s Lephyr. rsteds, Ps of other articles in th y ‘ Fi ; such as Beads, Clasps, Twist, rc. fee. nd Silvered Laces, Braids, Tassel: Fringes, Cords, 8. Slik Fringes of every description and color, suitable trade—Buttons, Cords, Gimp, ke. &e. a2 Ttis" KEY LO LOAN —Abrham J. Jackson, Pawnbrot Reade street, near Broadway, loans money in Ie ll sums, as may be required, on ing, apparel, dry 00 dud personal Broperty aude Boston, 14 ‘Kilby atreet,| comer of all ki toys, iticler ROTTING AND PACI day, Angust 30th. at 20’clos M. ile heats, best 3 in 5, to 250 pound wa- b. m. Bell Ringer -b. g Young America, 'W. Wheelnn enters will on Sunday, 20th inst., make three excursions to Coney Island, leaving pie IN. R.. at 9% A.M., and 124% and 3 P.M; Coney Island, 10% A.M. 136 and 536 PM. anz62u¥re B. Hendrickson Mores mn. Gipaey No, 3—Purse $29, under the saddle, at 1 o'clock, mile heats, SUNDAY EXCURSION ‘TO HARLEM Gach steamboat HERALD, Capt. J.B. Pi will make an excursion to Harlem on Sunday’ Ch ills Nein £; &. Waterloo. No, 4—Immediatel AROUND 8Y A. vs it W olelock AM., Pike street, at a quater past 10; Pier No. 3.N. R.,at f- wengers a fine view of the harbor, “tions, &e , and sscyess healthy Drivers are requested io hive their horses in readiness, ag all 1 y time named. ill comeoff precizely nthe time napied. Course at 146 and 4 o N, Proprietor. KAMSHIP MISSOURT, FOR HA- ch as they require daring t! FOR LONDON—Oualy Regular Packet of the ist Sepiember, 1847, The magnificent fas t sai ng Preket Ship GLADIATOR, burthen 1000 tous, Capt. Bunt: ing, Wilsall positively cn the ist Septembe The ofl ond ‘ssengers are ber of her p of secnring berth foot of Maiden Li wi ag and stee vowel in port; and tot the OK LIV EKPOOL —Oal atar p September, 1017. ‘The mignificent fast sailing TR EY hurthen 1000 tous, sitively on the ith Beptember. ip P he accommodations for enbin, second cabin nad steerage fre superior to any other vessel i po or her passengers are slrendy engaged, th geste should make eashy anetiegting an hown Ndenlaneyor to." JOSKEHE SicMURRAY, cor. of Pine and South stm, “LES. —The ship MINERVA, eve, to HELVS, or to dy, urday, Ane we halfpaat 1 nail ie HE, MAILS OF THF STEAMER = MISSOUKI, tor Havre, will close at the Por! Office, on Tuesday, Sis ty o'clock, noon. a FOR SALE—A BAY fOKS) 8 rs old, warranted sound and ki sand under the sadd y's Stable, near the South Ferry, where he can be a Exchange Stables, © venue. bseriber takes this method to inform his customers that after this date the price per day establishment will be 50 cents. OLDS K. NORTHRUP, ie ray VRE—this svip will leave the wharf, foot of Clinton atrcet on ‘Tuesday, Bist inst. precisely at! P.M Passengers are requested hei on boars ’ . STEAMSHIP MISSOURI—PEKSONA having bills against this ship are requested der them in duplicate, st the office of al : on Monday, 30th inst. AND GAD AMIDON, 177 Broad- jard Hotel, is wow prepared to furnish the black beavers are partieularly recommended, walities. His Moleskius, as usual, Filton street—Fall Fashion aturday, 2th of Auawat. LD AND SILVER WATCHES. 1 deseriptions of fine Gol welry, at retail, lower than any All Watches warranted ‘atchos and Jewelry ex- Watches us low ns $20 to $25 each. Watches repaired in the best mena much yi ma i ie and Jewelay, Wholesale and Retail, ‘51 Wali street, corner William, ap FARM FOR SALE, of about 40 acr the Hill, 136 miles from Middlebrook. where the lie zsbethtown aod Somerville Railroad passes throngh.— i afirst rat= well of wa: h trees, and other fraie other house in the city. the y returned. Importer of Wate ‘ew dwelling honse, ‘out 1000 hearing pene! he qua ity of the tand is good, and Barr Wednesdays and Th ‘The steamship Galveston has arrived at New Orleans with advices from Puebla tothe 7th of August. The advices from Vera Cruz are of the 12th, Tampico 14th, and Brazos 15th inst. Gen. Scott was still at Puebla. The army was to take up the line of march on the next day for the city of Mexico. Gen. Twigg’s division was to leave on the seventh, Gen. Quitman’s on the eighth, Gen. Worth’s on the ninth, and Gen. Pillow’s on the tenth. Col. Childs remains in command at Puebla. General Pierce arrived at Puebla on the 6th; lost not a single man on the march, notwithstanding another severe battle with the guerillas. ‘The most agreeable news by this arrival is the escape of Major Gaines and Passed Midshipman Rogers from the city of Mexico, and their safe arrival at Gen. Soott’s head quarters. Major Gaines arrived on the 4th inst, They will be of great value to Gen. Soott in his attack on the capital. The letters mention an affair between Capt. Ruff of the Rifles and the commander of a guerilla party, in which the latter was entirely routed. Mr. Kendall reports the death of Lieutenant Hill of the second dragoons, and Dr, Hamner of the South Ca- rolina regiment. ‘The train which left Vera Cruz on the evening of the 6th had been attacked about twenty-four miles from Vera Cruz, Indeed the attacks commenced shortly after leaving that city. Captain Fairchild’s, and Capt. Besancon’s companies had a fight with the guerilla parties, and a serious af- fair at the National Bridge. The Sun of Anahuac, of the 12th, states that the dra- goons report an action eight miles from the National Bridge, and that Captain Baldwin and Cummings wore wounded. Twenty-five Mexicans and eight Americans were killed. The Americans being reinforced, a hard fight was ex- pected at the bridge. ‘The communications being interrupted, and the spe- cial express from Puebla having been cut off, we have no advices direct from General Scott's army. The Delva states that letters to merchants there posi- tively announce that Gen. Scott would move from Pue- blaon the 7th. The Picayune correspondents say he was to march on the 8th. Midshipman Rogers and Major Gaines report, that Santa Anna was marching with fifteen thousand men to meet Gen, Scott. A night attack on Tampico was expected. ‘The yellow fever was spreading at Tampico, but at Vera Cruz it was on the decrease. The “ Sun of Anahuac’ of the 11th contains rumors that a messenger, guarded by two hundred Mezican ca- valry, had arrived at Puebla with despatches from the City of Mexico for General Scott. ‘The escort of the train was under command of Major Lally, of the Ninth Infantry, Colonel Wilson being down with yellow fever, as we Lefore stated. Telegraphic Despatch, No. 2. Ricumonp, Aug. 27, 1847. ‘The Picayune’s correspondent from the camp at the National Bridge, twenty-four miles from Vera Crus, Aug. 11, gives the particulars of an attack on the train, and says the command under Major Lally was met by guerillas yesterday in heavy force, at s pass one mile to the rear of tlie camp, about three in the afternoon. Attacks were made upon the front, rear, and centre trains, They were repulsed at all points, and we ad- vanced to this encampment; but our loss is severe. ‘Two officers were severely wounded, Capt. Jas. H. Cald- well, of Voltigeurs, and Capt. Arthur C, Cummings, 11th Infantry—the former a native of Maryland, the latter of Virginia. ‘Ten men, non-commissioned officers and pri- vates, were wounded; none were killed outright, but one has died since, and some are, perhaps, dangerously wounded. Hopes are entertained for the recovery of the two captains. he writer thinks the command will make its way through securely, perhaps fighting for many days. We are about twelve miles from the National Bridge, and move on a few miles to-day. The Sun of nahwac says eight of our men were killed, including Capt, Loyells, of the Georgia mounted men, and twenty-five of the enemy. Governor Wilson immediately ordered out reinforce- ments. Verbal reports say, the Americans had thirty men wounded, and as many horses killed. Serious fears were entertained for the safety of the train, the Mexicans having made extensive preparations to cut it off. The Mexicans are under the impression that the train has a million of dollars in specie. It was reported at Vera Cruz, that the Mexicans had destroyed a part of the National Bridge, and erected de- fensive works. A decisive action was expected at this point. The Sun of Anahuac sete down the number of guerillas at four thousand. Col. Wilson is convalescent. The health of Vera Crus is more favorabl , mw The Spanish Minister was expected at Vera Crus on the 25th, on his way to Spain. Kendall, from Puebla, writes that Capt. Ruf, with his Rifles, has given the guerillas at San Juan De Los Lia- nos, a severe drubbing, killing 43, and wounding some 60. August Sth—He writes that the account of Rufl’s adventure is fully confirmed, Major Gaines thinks Santa Anna has about 15,000 tolerably disciplined, uni- formed and drilled troops, besides undisciplined recruits, adding little strength to his army. Kendall adds that since he commenced this letter, Scott’s orders to march the army have been issued, and gives particulars as per first despatch, The sick and convalescent he left be- hind, Scott was accompanied by Quitman, and the whole army will probably be concentrated at some point beside the capital. On the 6th, Kendall writes that Pierce arrived thr) morning, his men, though jaded and travel-worn, mak ing a most soldierly appearance. He came through without losing a man, though be was attacked several times. Kendall says a hundred conflicting rumors are afloat— one that Valencia is coming out with twelve thousand men to attack us in the front, while Alvares, with five thousand Pintoos, makes a demonstration in the rear, | Another rumor says that Santa Anna has disarmed three thousand of the National Guard, who were disco- vered plotting againct him ; another, that s revolution has broken out against him, and all was confusion worse confounded. Still another, that Puebla was to be at- | tacked after our army had left, the garrison put to the eword, and the citizens punished for their good treat- ment of the Yankees. Kendall believes there is no sha- dow of foundation for any of these rumors. He con- | cludes his ietter late at night by saying that Gon. Twiggs | will move to-morrow morning Reports continue to come in that large bodies of the | enemy are moving in the neighborhood. He had just heard of « thousand guerillas seen at Fl Pinal. ‘The Delta’s Vera Cruz correspondent says « letter re- ceived from Puebla, dated the lith, to « mercantile house, states that Gen, Scott moved ferward that day. ‘Tampico was very unhealthy ‘The yellow fever had broken out in the Anton Lizardo n. At Tampico they wore constantly expecting » night attack from Garay. Nothing further from Gen. Taylor, ‘The Diario Det Gobierno, of the 3dAugust, says the Commercial Times, seems to announce & desire on the part of Santa Anna and his ministers, to prepare the minds of the people for pacifie arrangements. £/ Solden | denounces as puerile, the Diario’s ideas of waiting until victory crowns the Mexican arms, before making or re | ceiving overtures of peace. Telegraphic Despatch of Philadelphia Bulletin. whe steamer Galveston arrived Orleans | Vera Cruz on the preceding day. She oN ST Bee | the 13th, touching at Tampleo on the 14th, and toons on the [ith. Hor news is both interesting 9p aot 4 comes #0 direct that Ite aurhentletty oF ent, uestioned. ouuted toro, with hie eommand of 9900 met