The New York Herald Newspaper, August 31, 1847, Page 3

atten of Earp, av do not conceive tt possible the unfavorable influence of the em- ‘ psc existing among the commercial classes on the other side, The prime cause of the tightness ofthe London money market, and all the evils growing out of such a state ot things, is purely of alocal character, but ail the departments of trade are affected by it, and in ‘this way it will probably extend throughout thecommer- cial world, It is fortunate for us that we are creditors of Great Britain; that we are so independent in all our merean- tile transactions with that country; that we are not in- volved to that extent in the financial affairs of the United Kingdom, as in times past; that we stand firmly upon our own commercial platform,supplying the nation, of the earth with the staff of life, and the raw material for covering their nakedness, A few years since, the slightest difficulty in the London money market would have produced corresponding difficulties in the principal money markets of this country, but within the last few years @ vast change has taken place in the relative position of the two countries. With a ra- pidly increasing trade with Great Britain, most of which is im the additional quantity of merchandise expor‘ed trom the United States, we find ourselves less intimately connected,and less affected by any revulsion in the finan- |” ces of England than in times past. Then we were debt- ors and compelled to pay upat any sacrifices, now we are creditors, and demand payment whenever it is required. ‘Then our dependence for manufactured goods was pris- oipally upon Great Britain, now a large portion of the home demand is supplied by our domestic manufacturers; then the European demand for breadstuffé, was supplied by European nations, now they look to the United States in the event of any great deficiency. All this has heen produced within the past ten years, a very short time in the commercial history of any other country but this, What will be the result of the next ten years, no human boing can divine. ‘The embarrassments existing in the financial and oom- merci) circles of Great Britain, have been produced by & variety of causes, the movtimportant of which is the { nmense speculations going on in railway shares The immense amounts of money drawn from the channels of commerce and invested in those works, has completely deranged trade} and led indireotly to the insolvency of my houses engaged in legitimate commercial tran sac- tions This thing hes been hanging for a long time over the financial world, and its weight is depressing every other interest, and must itself eventually explode, sprend- Ing destruction and devastation in every direction. This bubble has been so inflated es to draw in all classes, and thousands must be ruined when it collapses. It would ‘be well for all if it would come at once—the sooner the better, ‘There is a vast difference in the position of the United Statesand England. The prosperity of the former pever ‘was greater or healthier, while the latter is almost upon the verge of national bankruptey. The former is rapidly progressing in every branch of industry, while the latter appears to have reached its,culminating point, and is th king in the wind. The resources of the two nations differ as widely as the characters of the people and the geographical location of each. ‘The most important branch of industry in Great Bri- tain, or we might say the principal cause of the vast wealth and power of Great Britain, is the growth and extent of her commerce. It is the grand source of her groatness, and will of course ever be cherished by thst government. Notwithstanding all the expenditure of blood and treasure, to extend her commerce, to build up amarkets for her manufactures in every nook and corner of the world, she stands but little in sdvance of the United States, The commerce of this country is merely en auxiliary, it is merely a secondary branch of indus- try, compared with our great agricultural resources, which must for ages be the grand source of wealth. We shall before the lapse of many years, eclipse all other na- tions in the three grand elements of wealth and power, commerce, agriculture, and manufactures. In one we al- ready stand pre-eminent, and inthe other two, we are not far behind any other. The world is already as- to inded at our rapid ‘progress, and we shall ourselycs ere long pause and wonder at our prosperity. When these three most important branches of industry become so extensive that we can feed and clothe the whole world, and do the carrying trade of all nations, there will bea power upon this continent that will regulate the fintn- o'al and commercial affairs of both hemispheres, and spread the influence of its institutions to the uttermcst parts of the earth. $4000 Treas Notes, 6s ‘ow Head ug Bonds b0shs NA rust lo 1.0 Farmers T 0 do. 35! 4. 40 Ohio Life & T 10° 200 do 33% 100 Morris Canal 15, 100HarlemRR 815 63 10 do 360 14% 50 do buw 68 360 1433 250 do 68; eo Hudson River RR br 50 do 830 68) 125 Cantaa Co 100 = do 30 69 N iv rr bi é Boge “a30 G97 $3 Nor ‘or s ‘ 50 Reading RR 66; ato o thy Second Board, 850 shs Nor& Wor R65. c shs L i talend RR 3 50 do 63) bs 3s so do 8 a0 Harlem KR bs 70 odo 65% 50 do b3 3 2 © do 65 50 do b3 70 190 do 230 63 «350 do 30 7034 100 do 42 60 100 do 332 Ty w do si9 58 250 do ed) 30 do 49 58 500 do b10 70 soda 850 57 % = do 872 46 oo. do sila 25 10 Mer Ex Co New Stock $3°00 Treas Notes bew 113% 6000 do bio 103% bo shs LTaland RR h30 sti “50 69 do bm 34 oo do bio 34 10 Harlem RR wt tom 30 odo bow 68% Orry TRADE REPORT. New Yorx, Monvay Arreanoon, Ava. 30. ‘The ten days later foreiga news received yesterday by the steamship Guadalquiver, and published at an early hour in an extra Herald, produced very little impression to-day on the prices of breadstuffs. The home demand being good for flour, especially for parcels of fair to good quality, and in good order, there was no perceptible abatement in prices. Wheat was inactive. The same prices were demanded, but no sales were reported be- yond alot of inferior Western, which sold on private terms. Owing to many contracts falling due this month, with a tair eastern demand, corn opened at Saturday's quotations, but atthe close became some firmer. Sales of mixed were made at 740. a 750., and of round yellow at 76¢.a770, Sales of rye were made at 90c. a 980. for old, Oats were said tobe less firm. Provisions were rather quiet. A sale of mess pork was made at $15, ‘There was no change in beef. Lard and cheese remain- ed aboat thesame. Groceries were quiet, and no sales of moment reported. The following table gives & comparative statement of the prices of breadstuffs,on the 14th inst., the packet day for the Hibernia, and on this day the 30th, previous to the sailing of the Cambria. August 16. August 30, iran Michigans NS 8 Gat Ohio fiw beep oy 58 a 0 roan Pp The) oe Salen of about 60 bbls Pots were made at $5 25, and 60 do Pearls, at $8. Bexswax—The last sales of northern yellow were made at 24 @ 24}0. Barapsturrs—Flour—Sales of about 2000 bbis Gene. fee were made at $6 75; 1500 do do, at $5 68% a $5 75; tind sinall lota fresh geeund were reported at $5 84a $5 : 800 do Ohio fixt hoop fold at $5 6236; 600 do super- flv fat hoop do. sold at the aame pric aight brands Michigan were worth $5 624% $5 75. There were no traneactions in *southern brands reported Wheat: Genesee pure and good quali ty was held at 1400; buyers were ini to set a price, except at much lower terms Sales of 6000 bushels western Illinois on private terms. A parcel of 3000 bushels North Ca- rolina new was on the market unsold up to the close of Yohange Corn—Sales of 20.000 bushels mixed at74 @76c; 10000 do do, at 760. The latter chiefly in the way of settling contracts; 2300 do, sold at 74340; 2200 do, flat yellow, sold. at 76c; and 2500 do round yellow, poli at 760 # 770. The market closed firm. Meal— Irises remained nomisally a he same. Rye—Sales of 1000 bushels old were made at 930, and 1500 do at 900. O. The ag was (a a ae ranged from 450 0 sales. of by $e were making to a fair extent, and prices i prose Ro tend at abut 7% a 7i¢0. ‘There was n0 lchanve in other kinds, and no sules of any kind re- red Cotroy—The salen to-day are reported nt 1000 bales, ‘he news per Gundalquiver appears to be just what was Xpveted by the previous accounts, and the effect on the arkut has been of a strengthening character, to which it is porsible the bad accounts now coming forward frow 0 South may have aided. “¢ a pba esee 30 tons fustic, Cubs, were made at 2, ona! FinneThere ware aficat 000 quintale dry cod seats ved all last a inaaaive oy abaus $8 60.8 68 G9, Macharel-Oales 2056 to 21 ots family; or the jousework of n small family in t respect ble young wom same in | Ad NF Ive from the Parish of Mallow Town, Cana Land. o known. The above described bi! will iy told fyr $160. Apply at 57 Broadway, this mor as the person who own: ill Europe. Apply to Ge mie: the sei bie ited immediately for ee. new eae wa) w Apply, to MM. MecARTH. LETTERS PER STEAWER C ve ine Kenyon's For I wi ‘TM Ss gle wicket that was ever p CABLES FULLER, wholesale and saa Gas thelle Lafay te brands nud ight pipes. Ali 11 assortme: M7 to 1 veld soem “ample shatters | inal pums, os sa on of 0 Mia ware made, The No.1 Teought $15 60, and Gree ryan ie ceereneseeee mema| ES between Bre at 650, Sales of ide a 60s) at ghich the market cowed.” Then There wos no ol in raw Turpentine, or in Tar. O1rs—Linseed tee the same, with moder- Sales of Palm continued to be made by retail at 73¢0. ons—Sales of 200 bbis Mess Pork were made at ime do were made at $11 8140 o in bbls. was worth 10)¢ and 1034, we la l}ge. Beef, city mess, was worth $13 a rime about $9. Butter, fair quality Ohio, 130., and New York State do 13 8 150. — gis fob was worth These The market for home use continued firm for good qualitier in good order, (with a fair amount of ree) ut 734 @ 730. for Vermont and Herkeimer (N. Y.) dat Choice was held at 80. Rick —The market was unsettled by the foreign news, no sales of moment were reported, though prices ere nominally the same. ere ‘The, market was inactive, and no sales of e last sales made by the Butchers’ Asso- nak were at 93¢0. Receipts of country continued light, and prices unsettled. ‘Towacco—The market continued firm, with a steady demand for home use. The prices for amneky, and Virginia leaf temained the same as on Saturda; Wuatenone—The market was firmer, and North West was held at 320. fete poy States Prison was held at293¢c, Freon Furopean porta, and especially to Liverpool and London were nominal, and no engage- ments were reported, TELEGRAPHIC. Markets. Ba.timoax, Aug. 30—P. M. The news received per Guadslquiver reached here yesterday by Telegraph, aud further details this morn. ing per mail, had the effect of unsettling the market for Flour; still, about 400 bbls Howard street were reported sold at $5 50, while some holders were firm at old prices; both for the latter and City Mills, Wheat—sales of about 10,000 bushels of wheat were made, consisting of Mary- land reds, at 1060; and of parcels of Pennsylvania, at 128¢e, Corn-—Sales of 2000 bushels Maryland white and yellow were made at 700. Beef—Nochange, Pork stood as on Saturday. Whiskey inactive, while the same prices were asked. Anan, August 30—P, M, ‘The ten days later foreign news brought by the Gua- dalgiver, had the effect of unsettling our markets, to- day, for flour, and no sales of sufficient importance were made to indicate price. Some sales of wheat were making, but on terms not understood. Corn— Sales of . 2000 bushels were made, consisting of Western mixed, at 70c. Ryo was steady. Nothing transpired in oats. Whiskey, no change. Provisions remained about the sumy, Keceipts by the canal auring the preceding tw ty-four hours:— Flour, 8000 barrels; corn 11,400 bushel eats 3,000 bushels, No change in freights. Bosro, August 30. The foreign news brought by the Guadalquiver was received yesterday by telegraph. ‘The flour and grain markets, however, underwent very little change to-day. Flour—Sales of 1000 bbls, Western and Geneseo fair to straight brands were made at $6a $6 124g. Wheat—No transactions were reported. Corn—Sales of 2000 bushels were made of Western mixed and yellow at 80c. Rye continued firm. Oate—No change. Provisions—Sales were limited. We note a small sale of 50 bbls. meas beef at $1425 No change in porkor lard. Hemp continued firm at $160 per ton for American dew rotted. Sugar inactive. Coffee—No change ; sales limited. Nothing new in ffelghte—rates dull. (Telegraphic Correspondence of Philadelphia Bulletin.) Prrtsnura, August 30 1847 Tho channel of the river is still very low. The week quite in a business way. Flour is coming in very ly, but buyers are nbt anxious. The average price about $4 62, No sales of whent this morning reported, Corn is in moderate request at 38 to 40 cts. Cate selling At 25 ctx. for old. | Cotton and tobacco unchanged —the activity in the latter continues, Rye is worth 43 to 44 ots, pet bushel, and Rye Flour $2 BF o's 00 Whiskey bia ste oh SU al Died. On the morning of the 30th August, Connenivus Po.- macs, in the 82d year of his age His friends, and those of his son Richard J. Polhamus, are requested to attend his funeralon Wednesday after- noon. at 3 o'clock, from his late residence, 75 Hester st, Last evening, after a short illness, Apo.ruvs Loss, senior, late city surveyor. at the ave of 77 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited te attend his funeral on Wednesday morning, the lat Sey : at 10 o'clock, from the residence of his son-in-law, Jo! Doyle, 65 Marion st. Lust evening, in tho 35th year of her age, Mra. Manta oo Wife of, John Woolsey. and daughter of James ingle. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are _res- pectfully invited to attend her funeral to-morrow, Wed- nesday.aiternoon, at 3% o'clock, from her late residence 143 Jay street, Brooklyn Teenie cie= Seen aeecomaremenacemnaseeneeol ANTED—A yo ren’s nurse and seampst e: hevself generally useful. FADDIY at Wold A Twen au3t 2tere V AN?TED—By a lidy of the ghey qualifications, accus- tomed to teaching, a situatic ther as princi ake as- mistant, in a respeciable Female Acade! ny, ‘or re! erences, "ost &e Se address.a note to M G., box 1077, asl ot’ Office. Wi ‘TED—8y a respectable you.g woman, from Scot Isnd, as tuation todo the housework a family. inf rt bie home will be preferred to wi Please en- tu leis tupetlat of 150 Ninth street near "Avenue c. re ANTE cut active, Roller b boy. One ‘who knows + bas iI be perma E Fourth Story. WaBuildivgss ee ANTE! ou by & respectable Fro wal man, to ook, Wash snd Iron, in a res) ie a good cook and Jaundre: jood city refer nce. vabie of basin from her last ph au3! 2t*rre oe a Ra he of pie ee N.B—Daniel Teller, | ean} = oronoe 2 Ean A Sore eae whee de elt as low ar any o eal lishment; and he mt by strict mu to businessto merit the many favors rts, Stocks, Cravats and Hosiery of all deseriptionscn iCTORY Orne BE, MG RI A te HIT! appears 40 extremely, orel to fas peteemer who do vote derstand licants more correct in! reps umstances, &c., without exposure of names or loeation, than can be obtained inthe cus: Applicants must fu) from 9 A.M. until 4P. Hours for gentlemen, Commanications. w undoubted reference Hours for with a lady in attendanes Py it-paid), will reeeive + (post-paid), will re v 0 § BARCLAY STRER’ seriber wot A rorpecttally remind bis fr ‘emen who wish to indu Bowliss yeni been fataly refitiegs and fowlin wh te and wi kent pee baat alee Wher Bes eee minekeh wits tie Clan, oF Fi h Ch I ay. aay at nara rises S va ich mn ranch ore ‘below the A Teasets MONTEVERDE. Wek se BSH: 15 North 6tn streot, PI \perior to any. thing ore ead tor als, New York; T. tre: Jlarke ‘e ‘Srathers 8: by the matin, 82 Nassau street, Nos, tol Ua ra; Clarke & yi lam R. fae 'R hmoud, eld, Connecticut; hat idictmzetya ESING.OR GOLDSMITH’S WHITING wire pe. $0 Boned way orner of Reade street.—MR. ou and after Wednesday, Sept. dari ours from 11 to 1 o’el. ate Pa E) opposite the Par! engraved on stone or Le bought in the zona iguet rings, pesett ee, & Brothers 2 ae street, correct likeaess o dhe American people. have Jatep Publ ted No exon ae ge spare lic a correct likeness. The fol] each plate, with a correct Litho- ph of the Anti st Peete natn et onx May, 167. x ficers of the WBN s General Taylor, cout ‘Ww. imkae Smit sonally aequainte Doprale i ee a col . hee “th Ln t. Inf. R, sie iD ad Regt. Arelieey, . Haenslton G First Lieut. 2d Dragoons. 10th HONS. OF THE PRESS. Portrait or Generar Tayton.—We have before usa ortrait of “Old Kough aud Morris ther erthe 2a "Reg apache Ll oF eri with the General, and ern qualifie with coufidence. ribune, May 28, 1817. r Cane AL TAYLOR: ize, and handsome! Michelin, of 111 int fs from a drawing made by E ean accurate likeness. di Zhe expression of the old hero is such, ie we coull eyes were fixed uyon General An Be mountain road, with tweuty thousand Me: hy ready for any emergency |» Loug & Brother, $2 8 at a distance desiring copies, can States, done up rappers. b+ remitting ove dollar, post paid porteaies to any part of the United H-LONG & BROTHERS N.Y. STANT CURE FOR THE OOTHACH jempts, from time immemorisl, to dis Pei have them mailed toany part of the ry bay wi have been r the ncrvefonsver, as far as il acity to endure pain is Con If this were universally known, how inuch geot to distraction Lorne, * would be saved. a that curse hums when 25 cents would purchase an antidote & poet says of the Iliad of Homer, “I would not be wheat For all the wealth of C: bh arareteds yy old by Heary Sobasen al 3 Broadway, ge oe bimber 7 anit is distress, As Y Wet chat tay be not deceived ler the name of Clove Ano: ue the wrapper of the vial before purchasing, sabe wanes nad sigeoeare’ of Visery Iles bis some. Worthless ¢ mpound pg TICULAR NOTICE.—A Gentleman would like to have a Room, with or without board, and pay for the sons upon the Piano Forte. Good references given ine to C.D, at Jacques & Brothers, 385 Broadway. ‘ORMATION. WANTED OF JOHN ‘CARLAND, County Cavan, Ireland, Any info ed'by his co ion’ Feoncerning him will at 23 Ann street. of the : ingazine, a young man that is a good penman, a wile te ake iimself ge erally useful to his em: ‘er,and can c Unquestionably well recommended for will find a permanent asaurble compensation, by applying to I8- ‘ublisher of the Union Mogazine of Literature ud At, Ian Nessun oese an3i tem “Hih saroeped qu the steun of the: Nations ‘Hovel, four i2—One $20 bill on the Washington County Bank; ‘on the Bank of the State of New York; one $2 wat nthe American Exchange Bank; and $2 bill on a bank w ere seen picked up by & oan, ho Kindly hope walt fend ie gs bers reward. JB. CUSTIS. takes OR SALE—A very elegant and 2 rifles and 2 shot: Cost ees francs, Fas! the gun wil ing leave at on oretocke tor 31 ORPS Dr. BALLET WANTED —Tweaty- Ladies, who have already teen eu ed inthe Bu eh ome tpe made cs m NI No.3 on Wedvendnyrat ¢ erelock iarhe femerecss. Me day m £30, a ich the owner ean have by desert R& Con Tl Wil 1 3t*rre AMBRIA. from Boston Letter bags of the above steam, 1 a Leer Othee, No. 31 Wall sticee, Jets nol of Com ten mioutes to five o'clock. N. red to auy part of the work Me atest match of sin- pha ys ato be Hayed at the Hed House on Wednesday, between ir. Winkworth, a han if Canadi : recent of Eahnd™ Whales ed sipscag a3l 2tis*re Ms. AY FROW PARIS— M a No. 165 C) Chambers street, Moon OA Gad September tst. ‘This etabliahinent is s¢ of instru UROPE—A compete 3 Hane ah familie seit the IOS rope. woul Had to tog fonds ith i ‘s ets Earope: haa he permisntiotes ‘yng, Filta, ts. for ‘hie ehaacter cand mrt” 928 6t*rre Jennings’ lew patent preminm safer lavor. for preeeryen, ManeLroLone pe MBROSIAL TOOTH PASTE, ‘Teeth and Gams, and communicating an a aan al Paste, composed o| an pet pas has been acknowledged fat uperior to ing compounded of as 1 them adhere more fi'mly materially in preserving the lat als, it hardens thei ‘gums and maki to the teeth, thereby ass ter from premature dec: te) sind at Coddington's, 303 Hudson: con EYE “ Waes me ! a chie! When the windows o’ his soul grow i nd ‘There are few bodily aj!ments more distre ture than indlammatiou of the eyes, accompanied or succeeded ich ean remove these evils a boon, of which the value isnot by defective vision. must serena be regarded to be estimated fn duilai BALSAM prepared by F Ita merits have been tested by lou have derived uns} LYE ON is such a boon. poe’ an oe ds akable benefit fro: fering from inflammation fory completety cured by using this delightful salve. humo) have gradually ave ultimately been en: print by candle light with ample disotous for use. Prepared and sold by HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist peared fom their eye- BEARS OIL. Haid » study, close coufiae- pepsia are the principal more mortifying circum- inbiehy bee e tgudsney to gaualize, the circulation scalp, to stimalate the skin and neat lie immediately beneath. 's Oil, imported rh Hy HENIY JOHNSON, Che ras of Champers street. the genuine Bear's must purchase gnly such 8 Sesr the seal and name of roadway, New York. THE PUBLIC—For si years I was afllicted witha ave of the eves, which so affected my vision that in the night time I was utterly unable t the disorder being. as known t in the marine service, I e treatment of its most h A worse amie son of the eyes, ‘truly the sailors’ friend) manifested themselves, of advised | yy Captain Richardson Oculist, or, Greenwich strei teful acknowledgment or the @ ™ GUSTAS C.ODBERG, Sailors’ Home, Cherry Aug: Low make this @ fits received from DR. ERLE LO.—New York, 4 Balsa a ‘of the bowel complainte, ts whieh children are ligble In several instances | hive admi- with the most decided aureess commend it as an emi- HOUSTON, M. Y La | daring the tummer season. nistered it to my ch have used it myself, sed preeriall nently useful preparation. During the present season several members of my mn, were affecteu wit sen to0.¢ or two d ses of Thave had frequent tion of this pre- i rate Eq! wie mos a ols, | Rete | aria pe penl ieee ete fo, 33 dos: gona Alo, faney goods, wate ea made jewelry. . peremptority Sipe, white granite, printed and Sroeshout.- a bos de wish Re wap Law ANDEHY. Eh ssale nl ceipscnerore cea Rene Jacnson, Froprutor— ‘Tuesday syoung, Ans. | Sie hy] ANDER Here eet aaagee W erbas z ir, C. he PIZARRO=>Rolla, Mr. W ‘Po conclude male sconces tte ar: tft Wriet, arbor, Bpaninrde~Pisare, ‘Alonzo, Hall; Almagro, ‘Tilton: Sentinel, C- omy 5 D a Borsa, 25 tp pratd cs a ony open ate FE Secs GL. AS ke. —Jucob Piatt a wil ASH, Auen tre PLER DID URS CHANDELIERS Wee aday, & o'clock, at No. 498 Huds Iraported from Lond wrought cas of dealers snd ot! id after September the second, hi Thursdays and Sa or rpo,pRUGaINTS AND APO‘ LAN, aged twenty, who has ety m eh than two years, writes ledge of b ileus fo city or cow HENRI MARTIN, of Chalo board Lance. of Camden, ee of E. Lentilhou, 44 Broad street, York, where he will be informed of something wrently 19 to call interest. A sono ‘slendid ‘Gus el above stock is worthy the the comic feat imme of THE INVISI- jequin, Gabriel ‘Ravel ; ; Columbine, Mad. Martin pan arene g Dooi nee 0 coi mnence at 8 o’clock.— VASTL AKD: eaday Anil be perforeied Picini' grand 'O—. L. Batta}lin} jerli lons, peepee fetes sen be will be ar CC etmas at the close of the perform- ‘open Performance to commence at 8. ‘Admiseton, 50 cents. Management of Mr sii Arai he to Dionysius, eee Pinan it harvey ss Ferainand To eden wit ihe, new a es megane 9 +rformance en half-past’ eri OPERA HOUSE Stet, will be performed Miss Mary NITED | 8T ‘ATES CIRCUIT COURT. term of the Circuit Court of im United Stal Souther istrict of New pest will beheld atthe, ol 'y of New York, on the fi Rest, for the hearing of ail other than jury causes, pursuaut to the aet of July 4th, 1840. peal miralty will be heard durii fle: wards, motions, cases in equity, and cases bo the law ca: jeadar, in order. Notes of issue are requited to be ALE. day next. au30 206 re (nie . has retarned to the city, wi friends and custom enerally in any deepen ol ital er 145 Kast Broadway, N rpHe, PROPRIETORS of the Shakapeare Ho reet, respectfully inform thins oo aid froin, the let doe give dinner from 2 tod of William and D: frends and the public ges of September next, willbe ead t0 o'clock, at 26a head, prepare rovided themselves with a new #toc 'emperance Drinks, not to be 3, PROAR WAY: —Triumphant suc- s—" hee acknowledged orginal Band of Virgmia Sereunders, col ite aad ‘fashion of the city, which has induced cK MORE, Weie a variety of new Songs, Brevuros, }mitations, Duets, Trios, Choruses and lustrumental Pieces. Jude with ane of the most laughabie bur- FO, «1 londay of Sey tember when they will ‘he whole to. cor lesquea ever witnessed, entith (7 STU don oF before ‘Thu GARDINER, Clerk. Admissiog, 25 cents; nied by thelr parents of uardians, half price. : will be reserved for the sccommodgticn en wi BD eke SPHIOPEAN poyed tn “PROUPE—This un- mings. 2 For farther vais see small bills. anzé St*ewh ncerts have attracted for the Africana. ten years, accompa- performers, ¥ rpassed by ‘any hote! au29 71 ELEGRAPH NOTIC York and Boston Magnetic ‘Pelegraph Asso hereby notified to meet at New eg Fr aye of the proposal netic Telegraph,” to elect of Gronar N. Bazin, New Youy, Augas in variety, er vi 1% England would do well 10, large assortment ‘ot well selected cc jous to maki it ROOK from the best We possible cash pric _3°90 jy 15-31 aul5-31 5t Seer RSALE—A RARE OPPORTUNITY ton. B~wiing Saloon, com illiaed ttached : tog niture complete, all got up in the latest and , is vow offeres ‘The room is 25 by 104, ceiling 2236 fe the establishment c y fo mation for ppsines mises between the hours of iene 12 A.M. JOHN TRAVIS. jome TAN SERN ADER: R KENNEBECK VOCALISTS. Recs of the City of London! Pete SARS: Miss pemare ke. The Parr sy of the New ra vay of ae | he Proprietors of the relating to the act of Incorporation f granted . the famous Fortune to said Pro Top aby the Legislatare of Massachuset icers Admission 2% cents—Children cane a oes Broadway vad ‘Aun street. direaing tls0 ‘ cers for th ensuing year aad (0 transact ay other wusiness that may peoperly cose before the mee NAB BNEW DOANE, Pres't aud Joie J. Hater, Directors, ANUING ACA, Mir SANACCOs Pro and first introducer of the new dances in the having fecommenced his lexsous, wan from 12 to 18 years ofage, whom he will teach gratis, of the * Salons,” and a tory sum, in order to dance with hi wineh he only in America ean p ope Mazurka, Redowa-Waltz, Waltz in five ste vainly the German Coulton’ and Masurks Quaariigae fer shall pay hemt ‘monthly, th aatialncr nupils the modern dances, nly teach, ns the Polk avad Ldt®rre ‘3 TO LET handsomely turn 21 North Moore street —The lease and fixtures of a tavern aud oyater establishment, 428 West, comer of Hammond. ‘The only reason for selling out, the prop: nor ian bad they rig opto proved fabrics, ‘Autumn style of Hats is now at and best aumples of becom 128 Fulton street. These hats tinguished for their adaptedness ro every form and {e0- characteristic of a gentleman as agentieman stie ofa handsome hat, ‘The quality of the mar f making wp, are unsurpassable. Hay- her tofor de- rt be excelled by any lendor, ynventence, eine only three sogr fom ase ture if Moo desired.” sued, am heail gear ever the subserib ris now Tri Key, and a small brass skey ona gle, and the motto New York Aug. I rch, "The! cypher J. B., be paid if left at the American et POST OFFICE, New York, August 29, 1647 CAMBRIA will leave Boston on Wednesday September, Her mils will the 3ist inst irs Pe pard to Boston Leuers of half ounce or under, 5 cents, and each additional half ounce 4 cents 29 st fh ROK y mea Slatis ofthe best quality, imported here from London, now in | twig. v months each. cw YORK, HA AGENCY--Pachages ceived at No. 10 Wall o'clock, for the an29 3ef h NTED—A first rate Mele Principal characters in some new ‘ballets, rupnow; alsoa Female e Brouzes, Bohemian Gili Terra Cotta, Papier Mache vered Wares; rich laid Desks, and Stee’ Gi rushes, Com! deseripti Ware. Di monds, Cameos, ( which will be marked in pl cn uightest dedution Ww il be tad Broad: (stock m this i on the N.B. effectual cure at M. ‘arrol lodine Bath Establishment, i street. Compound. Cenereemneed, Syrup of Sereaparilla, Pre) per the Shakers, BAR", COFFEE HOUSE AND DINK LOON, No.7 Pearl street, of the city, (head of Coenties I ments to merchants, st call them to that part of Breakfast, Dinner and _iy29 sore GEORGE BROWN te ate of materials for foris sale below cor he owners: Also ,2 cases fancy ‘Boxee engravings, rules for the selection of price 50 cents. T’o be had at the author generally. Dr. Powell attends exclunvel Ear from 9 to 4 o’clock, at his of Warren street Artificial An 10 Wee ee AGUERROTYPE PLATES, CA of superior quality, priees, at ANTHONY'S 4 National Daguerrian Det "atl Every jueg in the line eeaalt on on hand. Apparatus, & ‘ana Elites TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH rieks! the Vin nia Springs, sure steamer PO WHA’ Mail for the above points. Through-tickets to Richmond, Being at the same price, i mach more certain than the CI tou nod Jones iver Steambo t Line—all the wid between the mouth of the Por a For further pecaulets fice, Pratt street, Baltimo Commerce street wharf; board the Powhattan, of N. B.—Travellers by the above Sine will bes t more in the Chesapeake yy aud James River outh of Petersbur y point even when there is no breac! Jy 3meod?r OK A on beard the J8K O, Capt. Demir day, leaves the foot of Warrea stree ; Delaney sie N. BR) at 9) the ‘ont. Fare 50 cents vod Har! th TNR, AtIT AS Maud 2 P M. me Sundays wil leave Comal street at 10 A. M. and ante P.M. dat 5 P.M, id leave bai PAKIS #XPRESS letters aud orders, re~ 1 and afver 4 in the afternno TON, WELLS & CO. — ir, to perfurm in the same « RUSE HILL SALES AND ables, corner of 2ith street and ard iG & EULIS, RESPE announce that their new establishment, No. 271 B: of every horse kept atu French rad “Bresden then + Fal pecially designed and articles fekig Toil All:rheumatic and scrofulous affection rs teh, old sores of every natu finey Ai lesa go SEWELRY. vite particular attention to th an, of the newest ment Hancis bunior thon, tooth and nervous } large selection, both to painnien as ri ahs and a elej ure yield to its influence immediately. Fe! n in two doses always. N. B. 52,500 cures inguished individuals who haye kindly mit tuces’ jor public good, are th M ll, residence 'No. 6 College Pls of Carmans corner of Chambers street. Amoug the many d together ot separat tuows and long establiaked grocery. store, on'the. comer of Greenwich avenue and Bank street. Jdom to be obtained. For further particulars apply SKIN—All who we troubled ingworm, Pimpled may obtain aspeedy and Miedieared Vapor, Sulphur,and Fulton street, opposite Chareh the more they use of it the better they like it. and retail distributing agents are wanted. ork city; 8, Ingersol & 1 drug and other stores table per single bottle; $4 ‘he ready and ovtiting to show more astounding cures, and a greater uuimber of certifi- cates than any other remedy offered to the public, their opinion FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.—Thi all descriptions ot a Gaia and and Jewelry All Watches ‘warranted to keep good other house in the city. Poet or the money returned. Gold Watches as low as $20 to $25each. Watches lewelry repaired in the best manner at hh I Airing up the entir UN EakOsitne & COURT, 122 William ) street, New York. iio published, a Popular YE, its Diseares, and their eure, mich od of bckéelioce ases of the Eye and ee ai Broadway, comer of Importer of Watches and Jewelry, Whol ‘Wall street, comer William, up NH SUBSORIBER i frntefal to. the smok the evidence he is re of the! his efforts to furn it that ean be brocured from Havana, and he pledges himeelf that nothin shall Goverlonts from what he prides ana will, coutinue to seleat the them yvith the mportations, are some very cho! s (very prime, wd yes of superior quality recently imported. ve to return she has received om Houston street, the Indies thod of, if ay strangers. au 108T AGREEABLE LINt Richmond, Petersburg, Va., 8 d Charleston, yd ‘The public are informed ha the new and splendid zh jentlemen’ '« Vests, b SE Anaule Crack) Tonver Com ver B. Ladies own material Is made up. Baltimore, every Tuesday and Friday Evening, ate P.M, 7 1 et and expeditious, and wry ine st the lowest ip cabins and bi c line hereby advertised is part reel ofthe Grext Mail Line through Virginia: and. that ietention of the camp aies composing the Great Maal by them, in connee- on With the Powhstean, always. as elvespl fie, muds ith more comfort" exrerkon and her cept the line via Weehington. seis ttor pent ge the Souter Railroad of as by any other vertainty, than by ‘OR LONDON—Only Ke September, 1817, The magnificent Ship GLADIATOR, burth yitanil povitively fhe accommodation for cabin, secon perior to any other ve nthe Ist September. Baltimore than passeng: Boats, and yet reac! at the same time with these last, h of connexion by the Bay Line. fa ‘steerage a second vn mers Lally vail as advertised, or passage free, apt. Palmer, Le emder 6th. September Lith. it Bait furnisned on will ra ¢ ferry, nud leave her "No. wo aioe Couey island at 1234 aad 4 | frat sine ra et on board, 9 or to mal bY ISLAND FORRY - -— ‘abs Cape, PHL siath, will yn on | ng eae aad ty Ce street 10M aad Ug, #0 ferry watil farcher uotice | hace cotillion mvweie will a pape, ‘. “4 ly a board, a pes Broad- ‘ALL ND ELI GANT ‘AMIDON. 77 opposite Howard Hotel, is now prepared to ‘furnish the jarlv recommended, His Moleskin, as usual, Youths’, and Children’s Caps; also, avy Caps a oi inake and finish, 2 years old. Apply at Murray? ’s Stable, near the South Ferry, prcckirls where he can be seen, 28 Gt re e ‘subscriber takes this method to inform his customers , that after this date establishment will be OLDS K. NORTHRUP, F _New¥ Yorke Aveo an 18 TT LIBLE TINIMENT dicine is a clear, beau ragrant and perfectly delig! ful in y its fia to be prescribed int and Hy or suteroetly, and is warranted to cure after all other remedies have fated. Hae Worm, totter, f the spu callouses of every deatrip- One or two doses taken nc- bilious cholic, d f the throat New ‘tor of the High Bridge dof chronic rheumatism of over partner at the Brid ion Uiat it saved his life, from He tiholeeete It Ls} upin at they can ras t retail, lower than any ‘atches and Jewelry ex- imself is a justly earnes |, and at eee Mac and vie fall assortment of Lnfants’ rising rich silk velvet and me- , braided and silk Opern Dress Grass Cloth, M es? and Childrei ded to order. TH 436 fot Brench and American Paper’ Haasings, Window Shedes, Curtain Materials, Omaments, te. subscriber has constantly on above articles; also, manufacturer h for comfort and durabi Pure hair and other Mi hand a Jape assortment of the the galvanised Spring | 7, genet be excel | je fitted up and R. DAVIE! | Tipholaterer, 1644 Fulton at. > RORLER, “M.D., Surgeon and Oculist, bas practised for more than ten years ditt i ee Tiler” Broad sk 682, cor, Morton, 1060 toms, Cs To THE A LATEST MOMENT. & TELEGRAPHIC. pues LATER FROM CALIFORNIA. Arrival of Gen. Kearny at St. Louis. Gratifying Intelligence from that Quarter, ~My, be, he, mee Gen, Kearny and | ved at St. Louls on the 26th instant. Col. Fremont’s party were left al down in the next boat. Gen, Kearny left California June 16th, by several discharged Mormon volunteers—in al! fifty five men. : Col. Fremont, being under arrest, left about the sane time, and travelled a short distance in Gen. Kearny’s rear. Gen, making the coming by the encounter, the deep. The Indians whatever. All the emigrant trains were and Judge Bryant of the party, getting on finely. When Gen Kearny left Callfornia every quiet and peaceable ,and in » prosperous condition. Mason was left in command there. The American squadron was off the California const consisting of the Columbus 74, Com. Biddle; ‘frigate Congress; three sloops-of-war, the Pogtemouth, Warren, and Dale; storeship Lexington, Ke. ‘The latter was to leave in a few days with five hundred men. The rest of the troops were divided into partiesand stationed at the different posts throughout the country. IMPORTANT FROM YUCATAN, . &e., &O., &e. wed at Fort Leavenworth on the 22d imst., in the short space of sixty-five days, Pass. He had many obstacles to Ricumonp, August 30, 1847. We have no New Orleans papers of the morning of the 23d instant, except the Commercial Times. Itcon- tains nothing later, although there hed been an arrival from the Brazos with news tothe 17th. No reports of yellow fever. La Patria has later advices from Yuca- tan. A plot, having for its object the slaughter of the inhabitants, was fortunately discovered, but not before a number of inhabitants had been massacred in several villages. All white and mulatto men, with the women and children, were murdered at Tepick, Party diffoul- ties had been set aside, and the Yucatecoe: were uniting to resist the insurgents. Puiranerrnia, A 1g. 30, 1847. Levi North, the Equestrian, was ki ed at Knights- town, Indiana, on the 24th, by his h ree falling while performing. The horse was frightened by « hurricane which blew the tent down, killing two wi msn. Puiavetenia, Aug. 30-10% P, M. The telograph is open between Pittsburg and Cleve- land Ohio, on Lake‘Erie, ‘The despatch from Baltimore pronounces the death of Levi North» humbug. BY THE MAILS. Wasnincton, August 26, 1847. Mewico—The Prospect—The Postmaster General and the Unton, The prospect of peace is becoming daily more obscure. ‘Those who have been most sanguine on the subject, are becoming disheartened, and people, at length, begin to be impressed with the belief that any number of victories will be ineffectual to compel Mexico to sue for peace. The issue will be known ina few days. The occupation of the capital, by General Scott, will decide whether we aroto have peace or war. Should the go- yvernment remeve from the capital, and be accompanied by the British Legation, then we may be prepared for @ long and tedious struggle. If Mexico should virtually declare that she will not make peace, even after the cecupation of her capital, it would be the extreme of absurdity not, at once, to put from us all expectation of peace. In such an event we must, at once, prepare to maintain possession of those portions of the country that are best adapted to the conduct of such operations ‘as are necessary to secure the collection of revenue. Beyond the capital, the war will not be prosecuted. After the capital is in our possession, and the road to the coast cleared of all obstructions to travel and com- merce, ® combined movement on San Luis Potosi may be made by General Taylor’s column, and a portion of General Scott’simmediate command. A road must be opened from the rivers in that neighborhood to the sea- coast. The army will be employed in opening the oom- munication between the coast and the interior; and it will be the especial care of our governmeat to gives new impulse to the stagnant commerce and aed of the country. The revenues of Mexico, even under the old itory system, amounted to twelve millions of Under « judicious system it would amount to more. Her principal article of export being which is everywhere duty free, she ‘possesses extraordi- nery advantages as an importing country. Her com- merce being under the control of the United States, this advantage would continually increase according as her rich minéral resources would be developed by the enter- prise of our citizens, and ur der the operation of a mode- rate and judicious tariff. But if once our citizens settle down in Mexico in the prosecution of peaceful and luerative occupations, the efforts of our government will be vain—ethics will be vain—all the power of Mexico will be vain to restore her to the position she occupied before the commencement of the war. Her States, one after another, will be ab- sorbed into this republic. This is a consummation de- precated by the administration—deprecated by all mo- derate men—but nothing can prevent it. The event, if precipitated, will be fraught with no small temporary evil to the United States; but, om the other hand, it will be a death-blow to the nationality of Mexico. By pro- noucning for a continuance of the war, she will but seal her own destiny. What effect the return of Paredes will have on the people of Mexico, it is of course impossible to predict. He will no doubt endeavor to depose Santa Anns, and to pave the way for a monarchical form of government. He is brave, but sluggish and dissipated, and not well fitted for the execution of such s plot. If the majority of the Mexiogn people are such lovers of liberty and of republican institutions as they pretend to be, they will not fail to see in this impudent attempt, a strong argu- ment in favor of poace with the United States. In any event Paredes will not succeed. The Post Master General is most unfortunate in his apologists and defenders, A few days since, s Balti- more paper in an article ostensibly exculpatory of Mr. Johnson, poured upon him a flood of the most caustic irony, declaring that he compares favorably with Mr. Wickliffe, who is acknowledged to have been, however estimable in his private relations, the most unfit mam in the country for the oMice. It must be extremely conso- latory to Mr. Johnson to reflect, that he is accounted one notch lower than Mr. Wickliffe in the scale of un- fitness. It would be the extreme of cruelty to deprive him of this consolation, and I shal) not attempt such an invidious task. The executive organ is not #0 consl- dorate, That paper essays a defence of the Post Master General against “ the attacks of the Herald and its nu- merous correspondents,” and as usual damages the conse of his client, Its plea amounts te this—the New Jersey Railroad Company refused to carry§the mail on the Amboy route, unless the Post Master General would contract to pay them two prices. Now the public has nought to do with the petty squabbles between the Post Master General and his contractors. It does not take the slightest interest in this sordid quarrel. The port; an of her pass ow say ahvaady np those a ama : OF PACKETS FOR following well known, ‘et shy Pas have accommo- ptember 2th. to New Orieans, will do well the above packets, ut th y.men ir appointed days. ‘To secure W. & J.T, TAPHCOTT, % Sonth st. re all | perienced in the trad iGO W— Regular packetot the int or line ew Brinch pchet bark ALN | pt. Ro Keor, will sail as above, her | splendid accommodations, ap» SE ane, i hasinan fe, | defence of Mr. Cave Johnson’s general inefficiency,by put- ting the blame inthis single instance on the company. would be regarded as ironical if made by any other | journal than the Union. It is the fault of Mr. Cave | Johnson, that this odious post office system, under | which such irregularitics exist, ts suffered to remain, to | the annoyance of the people, and to the detriment of | business. It in his fault thet the mails, although irregu larly carried in tho time of his predecessors, than whom he is represonted by his apologists, with somewhat quer- | tionable discretion, as being more efficient, are curried | now with still lens regularity, while every day brings to | light some mail robbery or embezzlement by clerks, to | make room for whom honest men were rpimoved, be- cnuse they happened to differ with Mr. Cave Johnoon in | Politics ‘These are all by the fault of pg cpa tune to be defended by such aa OFgAD | ts hia misfortun: fed by oat