The New York Herald Newspaper, September 6, 1847, Page 3

Cambria’s news, though sales wore extremely light, at $4 60 for Illinois and Ohio brands. Fresh ground western ad choice St. Louts City Mills were held pretty firm at Prices current before the news. Wheat.—This article ‘was also some stiffer, and sales of about 1 Se cements iit taeat one wn | Brlora mominal—no sales worth repo) reporting transpired. jugar and molasses continued inactive, d transactions confined to the retail trade, Bagging. —Small sale at 14 @ like Tobacco was steady, and ausall sales melting Ae Previous prices Whiskey dull; provisions nothing new. Prime lard in fair request. Sterling bille 5% a bo Sight bills on New York firm at Se. Treasury notes feeble at 1 per cent. Freights to hi No abatement in the fever. ibalciutst woke sige Boston, September 4. Fleur—The market was dull, with a disposition to fall off in prices. Weatern,fair to good, and Genesee straight brands, we quote at $587 to $6. Wheat—No sales. Corn—The market was some less firm. Sales of 4,000 Dushels were made, including Western mixed and yel- low. at 75 to 78 cents. Oats—Sales of 5008 bushels wore made at a decline on former prices. Rye remained o. minaily the same. Provisions exhibited no chanj moment, while transactions in pork and beef were |! ht. ‘The erquiry for lard continued |, and we repert sales of 3000 kegs at 12 ets, The market for prime closing firm. otton—Market inactive, and very little dving, whila the previous decline has become fully estab- Kshed. Freights to Europe continue dull, and rates more or lees nominal. SSE ee Married. In St, Paul’s Church, at Cincinnatl, on the morning of | i the 8th ult, Jy the Rev. R Lewis, Chaplain US fan ander J BR. Sanna, U §.N.,0f Brooklyn, New York, to Miss Esaxon Ave Cuoox. only daughter of the late George Crook, of Circleville, Ohio. On Sunday the Sth inst., {nthe Orchard street church. by the Rev Otis A, Skiuner, Mr. Astos Wanino, aud Mius Many &. Suanrx, all ofthis city. Died. On § spt. 5th, at Brooklyn, Mrs. Many Hunrer, aged ‘72 years 8 mouths, wife o! the late John Hunter, | Esq, of Jamaica, “Che friends and those acquainted with the family, are {respectfully invited to attend ker funeral, at her son-in- ‘law's house, Andeow Cropey. Ill Saud atzeet. Brooklyn, “on Monday, the 6th Inst , at 1 o'clock, her remains to be faken to Jamaica, Long Island, for interment. + On Sunday, oth inst.. aft hort but severe illness, ‘Fav manite Pacoen, aged ars and 10 months. ‘b # relatives and friends of the family aré respectfully in¥i sed to attend the funeral thia Moni jay afternoon, at 80% stock, from the residence of her father, No. 141 Eli- ash eth street, without further invitation. { Ja Sunday, the sth fost, after a severe illness, Jon Li sea, aged 21 years, eldest son of the late Robert U. sag, and grandson of Andrew S. Garr. ‘Tho friends and acquaintances of the families are ro- © porated to attend his funeral, without further invitation. ‘Gemorrow (Tuesday), at 435 P.M., from the residence of eandfather, No 23 St. Mark's place. the 3d inst., atthe residence or ber brother-in-law. ‘W. Leavens, Esq . Peokstill. Exizanern, daughter of the late Ebeneger Burling, and wife of C.J. Holt, of this city, in the S4th year of her age Ow Sunday the bth inst.. after a long and painful il- ne-s, Tomas Noaxes, aged 36 years, a native of Herst- monorux, Stassex, England His feiends ure ronpoettully invited to attend his fune- ral, which takas place from his residence, coraer of 69th at and 3d Avenue, at 3 o'clock this day (Monday) Sept. sin His Femains will be taken to Harlem for inter- ont On Sunday afternoon, after a short but painful ill- noss, HaxwaH Mancanerta, daughter of William and ‘Ann Margaretta Robertson, aged three years and ten moni Tho friends and relatives of the family, also of the gtandmothey. Anne M. Johnron, are respectfully invited to attond “he funeral on Monday afternoon. dth inst., at 3 o'clock, from their residence, 48 Division street OBBERY.—The Shop of M Lyon, nt Camptown, SJ, was broken open and robbed, on Saturday wight, 21st y-five pairs of Ladies) grane leather boots, busking, stitched on the bottom, with pink ters; 5 pair morocco busking; 7 pair one 1pir of | Teather, A for the ap- ar wasion of the thief or thieves, and the recovery of the £08, orone-halffor the goods or t! 3 or if the person who em will return them, we will give him wenty dollars, provided he is more needy than we are, aud the matter sali kepia secret between him and us. LYON, MUNSON & C: _Camprown, Sept. Sth, 1847, ao 'T, FOX SiC ANi DRAMA- Lb Css, Veda teeine acases Soe lined at his residence, 71 Leonsrd et. THE LEAS*, VIXTUK 48, AND FR iblie houses, in the city, close and no b¢ eter location for day wits Mis hans, having another r rave. “Api pe ree bd t, ®, flavann Poodle Dog. Sri" 4£ to the usme of * f tt who will retura it to, No, 74 Leonard trent wil scat | ct H2xve 1@ WHOM HONOR 18_vI members of the Weight Guards, of New be very insenatble did we not feel, and equally ‘angrateful did fe the maui wh wants w rel Holland, of Jamaica Long. € our target excursion tu that vil . Forths br the Kiva Thursday, the 2d dinver wos Kol y and hostess, a ber Nay favor My, Holland wil ve Mifed. Signed in bebalfot the com Nt "ee Vork, Sonpenter 4. 147 -, or {0 do the cvoni 4 A “ jonse work i femiy. No objsctions to Bak u Loount y- Please to inquire at 27 7 Greenwich Ar ce AN ri ED—By a respectable young woman, a situation a3 Chambermaid. By ing 0 assist in taking charge reference given. Appiy xt No. 86 Ittre ANTHU—Severel youug, honest, mteibgent aud enter- @ men, each Wi wall amouas of money, say $70; lucete themselves, ope in each of the large cities of the ited Stales, to sell one of the most popular periodicals pub: Vished in th, Yousg mea with the sbove requisi ean meke from $1900 to $2000 the Gist year, with an alme gure prospect of making fro $5000 y afterwards. T uo Seton ‘or im: et. Apply EL POST. 140 86 Its to tyavel,) or waite reference given. Apply at 27 Mi ss stairs. 86 2t*re ANTE (j—By a young women, @ eiluation todo Geaera} ety renantte vox, OF a8 coo) , Weshier and ironer. ‘The best of refere see given as to capability and chara gle Nie, 31'Cfratles a. in ge rear. ‘She can be Wy SNTED—A rare ae ud the daties of those 4 connect one who nnderstands 4bis business in brash references required Any one answering to the above, can Mpar of a permanent sit- Lip oceans ish J, BARDOTTY’S, Proprietor of Cafe Tertoni, No, 200 Broadway. Alen a caod aaatatant waiter. 7, LiAMSBURGH LOTS WANtED—Oue & two lots nor above Fifth street. A line addressed to ( HAS. MATHEWS, New York post office i gud terms, and which must be reesouable, tina. JiRD WANTED—By « young Manin a quiet priv ‘avily, (with wo othe: boarders.) between Canal and Prince streets, on the pak of side of Broadwav. Address, tion, to L. T. R., at this office Refer: a9.3t%e A private Family cap accomino- with Bourd. Tae siruation ” within stone’s throw of Grace Uy yoy The © vin verandahs and bath. Address Box 964 Post Office. 8 la 4 LORI The Fatland Winter Fos o mot a = 1841 lished aud ready for ik, the third door ten Basdeee, m No 4 Courtlandt street. to 87 arin continue to pablish his Fashious yw system, called the " Tai- ow complete ‘aie ready for 301mm BV; RTiSE VENT FOR KGL A838 MANUF T Am #5 —4 German Geatlemaa, (chi foraleogth of ime has. had the the moss exteosi Cede tres! ‘T. Oliver has Cedar ond wi and Systems tors 's Philosophical 1 ‘Tranafor,” " Bohemia, and who ¢ capacity in Kuglan sling ituation in America, on suitable terms the Chemical pi 24 Glas; somplen f whvch, i requ, foes of the by iit or partie Hatsons reet N LORE PAPEKS AND PAPER BO. ope - hecared by G Sabato 49 Fulton street, jag Maen. assort oe of impor or ry given, PESCCIS 13 AND APOTHECARIES—A young hi a in the basiness more MAN, aged twe than two yonra, write ledge of business, is “esi city vr ceantry. Address Ht cae NOTICE: daw at 10 Seloek at the au ‘an entire importation of new oo, Gallet tad count of whom Pipes; plate, ches GOVERNORS WIFE—Th . B. Chepinan; oer Performance will commence pre- ane ee etehiet itions, meareies he ae rich aasertment ot a cal ask ‘TE! 3 Hickory Sho:t, W ooo Bre THYATRE—A. 1 Jac Stevens, eealbeto vim locks c rn. eal Washington, cnet Clothes nes dyes Wwarrang ad ‘fre irons: iron ‘candlesticks, bolts, ate a Lb soguee. pea uray street,” a, Tl as butcher kuives, RLS "poe eloded “4 and Ny rig A ‘palatiog and Guth a UNDE GARMEN um Fromm Bik Mer fers he will be eual ted to_ exhib: vad iteration for beauty, comfort and 9 pave Role, jomuarincs. aT) any ies Geatiomen's Ox SSanatn GOOvs—Viz: box coffee mills, snuff boxes, ay f= D ca a4 Ney Goops—viz (oy watches, looking a re. walking canes, soaps, terordan be pened o at mt pen, knives, avery, os Ae} ot ing th the patrons of ndeavor to merit a cou! y bestowed on bie, bork Places s fall nd aren gogeuer wth er, youths and Ca rena Perk place. C sitive Attention of the = ‘acti jon of the present edi Pee aT Re —Under the Management veaing, Ser et ‘th, v1 ante alert Bar Har 1, Mr. ‘Allen; ‘Lady res ‘0 sacle ‘with the faree of BAMBOOZLING— Fiaak Bamboozle, Mr. Neafie; Sophia Weston, Miss MPatcke’—Boxes, 25 cents: Pit, Donrmopen at f-performmance cartinenes ASTLE GARDEN. Opera Company, 83 in number, nt cece ee! St sag 3 a Youd onl ogre 27 Sonreen ies . Park place. ANGE amt id silver pene’ 5 malik HL pnee| Rome Me Fever, soe recent improvement struction wi use is fc banks rates Staten I and from boat communieation mi je ey commence when the clock strikes 10, and ada le the city of New Yi wyslone Laney eee ree ae of the fiseat aud most ably salubrieus and 18.0 roads inthe St:te Het AEE O8!! a refreshiog breezes may at all times be Ch sh re oppo will also be foun bs) which will ominences nt half-past 7. : 120 erates to be sold “GLASS AND” BATTEN bers rth large “wed oe wclected sonar ‘of be fsposed of at re ct rosecm The pighes eat price will be thing an 5 ftalstake the number, 65 Chatham street, SHOULD THRE GRE VIEW OF GUSTAVE a Camden Mal arp street, ted i ze Lormal otatoeneed of somechinar seat toh ils ANFALEIBEE, HAIR, estal it and peculiar. fr jater er athine "Large stag of game. ire to be ineopo Loredana. Fedesieo Badialt Lugrecia C ontariuy, ina Te. dolinda Gesli. ry On Ferlormange to commence as. fetok Ley OPERA HOUSE. ‘ork markets, and espec with exer) delieney ints season, dies Gf aecommodation avo been provided, froin more detant wate urecable reaicte jon Sejour” offerea pecul treat. P DW. frog mt Boopstotoe, jon Sejour.” Bergen Point, “NS. Sept 1, 1817, OTICE TO HANUrArTURER MEGHARIGH, are, Also, 50 cases and 506 sortmment of toa tray: stant, at 10 o’clo OWKLL ON THE KYE—Just blished, Popula ‘Treatise on the EYE, its Diseases, aud thelr cure, with vings, rules for the selection of spectacles, ke., By: price 99 cote. To be had at the author's, and of booksel pr, Powell attends exclanvel Kar from nO to 4 o'aloce at his 0 arren at joernan can 01 A Bibi mn Wells: Bahet, Mud Leon duy led. by the p ntomime of JOCKO—The Ape, Fermandez, Antome Inventors, &e.—T! date of New York, opens to the 5th of October Hais Dye ves keen iabavelag es ral brown or black, 40 exactly resem the hair us to defy American Insti: tle the narural lor of leection.” tts ect is ae Mand to diseases of the Eye and wit Tea ice 261 Broadway, corner of yr dof nee Th sot he nd shell surge should ett; 5 Fi0o, Gaoriel Ht Tavel; M ume Martin Javeli dives of superior quality recently imported. mie? ey afer fer the tis eGlealeseee ic od faring Conta ¥ Pants fssimers and Vestings. can sell 15 per cent cheaper its are Si: as they ought to be, and done at the twenty-four hours. Gentlemen's oniting co ash RD BROTHE! ny pa Hi parte ‘ofthe h house 8, BROAD yWAY—GHAND “GALA he agkuowledged ‘of Messrs. Sandford genuine article is for sale by most of the stone ce its throughout the United States, and by Rus! ¥} & ae |, William street; “Taylor, Maiden inaea R res, A. WRIGHT, Phi E@VOLD & MAURICE HELBRONN: of French Feathers, Flowers and Material: Fulton ton street, New York. 04 ROWN'® COFFEE HOUSE AND DINING. 8A- LON. No. 1k Pearl atrect, head of Coenties Bly Bren: ess calls them to the lower part of convenient placeto get their meals fast, Dinner and Tea. GEORGE BROWN. Late of Lovejov's Hotel. eR IN PERFU 1GHT PRINGIPI: ANFO! 121 Bolton streetiee INE bay DB it pa Vinainta 8! 1—keepe. be best of Ch a‘ Sept. 6th, 1847, is set apart for the hich easton fey wi Choruses, Parodi gers and others whore b Couundrams, ke. company to make this, of Balto, etl end never to OUNTRY MERCHA it PES MERY, Rollet Bots, ig pevery, variety, dt fines KVOWLENS ‘unrivalled fate Oi uine, canrte 1d the te in, 1d ae 1846, theirlast week, week ped ‘weeks. e wbole to conclude with th be forgotten burlesque of the one [st street, heey 2W STYLE OF bby RA INSTRUMEN ‘S— Just received from the first manufactories in Vi and Paris, an sesoranent of the latest and most-approv. sical instruments, ENC 127 Fulton street, next to the Herald Office. Tew YORK DENTAL DEPOT —Dentats aud dr gists are respectfully Street they the sl fegoriment of Teeth, Dental fnstruments, r, Sliver Plate, Wire, 8 itincipal characters by Winnemore, Kelty, Sandford and lorn. bv ithe y the only er moo: called pik, sich the pertor mo’ also 1 Euphoneum with da core bass polo instrament in use, (Te assortm: Sec) bo Cornas, Core Clarionetts ke. Tm pana. aieae 404 Pearl si at. oy, PROPRIETORS of the Shakspeare Hotel, corer ‘of William and Duane street, respectfully inform their ee that on and from bed cents: Children under ten years, accompanied ts OF willbe half price e foaess No. 8. APARTMENTS TO LT handsomely faraished oF uw j-at 31 North Moore treet, THORE T RAAD iNtehy, he accommodation of “bY the springs of s, the most st commit iyetand open at iz o’clock—Commene: UTION.—PEEDEE ETHIOPEAN En phis uorivailed ane com sn ith 1, Breei pitated Silver, ani: i it i ke. ke. a es oi Saee eat Ne ca aon at the 4 Horns, ina whclenks ce, i musica! 1 iestramemt: pe eel At Note Rein arene hike will be given. Apart from the cat yi farm ri acres, or $100 deer Serip, and $12 Lene g jo. 1H Greenwich, fy aa 3 e BRUNDAGE, MERCHAN ¢ TAILON— fa complete assortme: iegoode, ere he will make to order, at re« Jor, opposite City Motel attention is requested to the blown The satonishing suec eel rendezvous rooms, at N For further particulars see small Centr oe New York. ‘WM. M. YOUNG FORMERLY 4 ANN STREET manufacturing the 4 50, pease’ the wed Boots, his own make for $5, and ‘Warranted to gi ends and the public § comer of White ai September next, will ° clock, at 2s ahead, pine rovided themselves with a ae Drinks, not to ae NEW YORK FIRE AND MA- The Boud of Con woew i, ess and immense ¢ Paris Boot Em) ich has been renovated, decorated, and fitted A considerable number of be mo which have just arrived from Paris will be added. Rey will render this at once the most attractive, en- instructive exhibition ever produced _ 96, Liq passed by auy hotel in the je for the purpose. and more costly au29 7* my mablie that they ‘cteskin Ne sie cs. aie ite tt napiticd rape ate be,manafnctured, at. the} jaiters, &c. constantly et ony for’ $3 7 Boows, Shoes, ( 'SEUM, sherman Broadway s ETHIOPIAN SEREN. ADE aie R KENNEBECK VocaLisrs. lovin RX Fpl San nee, of London! Boots made to order, with a fhe Corer of Fulton aud Nas- ‘WM. M. YOUNG. OOK Ad THIS. alge White Gairers, Bi and val mee Also a pan saperior Fail Fashion, the very nema ofits rain ie payable on tiemand: at the serrate the © F tness int ar Second Price, and n in exchange except t on no eeatnwe cei old hats pas is sau streets, ‘opposite the ‘Head office. from the patrons of the yearly Rivera 120° re ERCHANT eGR — FRANC & fe sppounes | ei and fences that he has opened the Meschant T' able of :eady made garments, and w: any custom work him with. Parehasing his sl y © her establishment; ae Nassau street, two doors from Spruc RUSE CO ELLs the Kaviecton 8 seatectRhtes ender tan tone Ailing. u19 OLMAN'S GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS, No rondwrayssbevekis Book ens Titian’ 5 y David ihe Atuers by e Fountain, two doors for the purpose of carrying oa GHATEEN GE—Notice jemen who want : callat the Tai- 0g yaoi oe ements seared i at the. Cache NOAH 77 ‘Gold strert. a for geutlemen’s left er f and c “Gentlemen wil find tn th ‘great assortme if and patent leather: Gaiters of all joots, Gaiters, and Shoes, of all sorts and “ati of the above of the best bn lane cheap, at 367 Broad- door above Franklin stre ecient Boots and Shoes, winds, “Also, Boys’! old customers or the public will to d'he hopes by atriet The | hichest price gi to business to merit the many favors he ietures in this country, i lew Popular Engravings pearls and Gorman a ie with his extensive fers at the most reasonable prices, whol HARLES Ga WaT HAL TTOR, ke wil ie peel French styles Me BRANCH LINE OF STAGES OM HARLEM TO FORT W from “ena ‘aria, INGTON AND CARMANSVILLE — red. ravats and Hosiery of all decerioae ‘au3t30t%m EKEKMAN HOUSE, teat ‘Rooms, 170 rales corner of No458 Beekman street. Board and T° THE LATEST MOMENT. TELEGRAPHIC. Ricumowp, September bth, 1847. ‘The Southern mail of to-day brings New Orleans pa- Pers to the 29th ult. There had been no arrivals from Mexico. The Fashion was hourly expected. The inter- ments at New Orleans, from yellow fever, during the for- ty-olght hours ending 26th ult., were 92; deaths at the Charity Hospital, 26; interments at Lafayette, 27. ‘BY THE MAILS. Wasuinoton, Sept. 1, 1847. The Opinion of Mr. Buchanan on the Wilmot Provise ‘The compromise letter of Mr. Buchanan, places bim ina strong position before the country, and will not be without « weighty influence upon the October Penneyl- vania local elections. Should the State come out strong. ly in the majority for the democratic tickets, Mr. Bu- chanan will be rendered o still more prominent candi- date for the campaign of '48, or rather for the Conven- tion. We suppose that he bas already, in the publiea- tion, in connection with the death of Mr. Wright, taken the wind out of the sails of Gen. Cass. The General at the last session clearly declared in the Senate, that be was in favor of the doctrine of the Wilmot proviso— though he voted against the sald proviso, aa submitted by Mr Upham. He had to express his adherence to the principle to maintain # show of copsistency—he had to vote against it. if he had the least shadow of an ulterior object 'n conciliating t he had. But, for ail that, tt is enough to srouse the in- digoation of a satyr, that a man should attempt to blow hot and cold with the same breath. It wont answer.— Gen, Cass wust be either for or against the Wilmot viso. To declare himself an advocate of the princlple, and yet to vote against the measure, is not the t ¢ business. Unless a man’s vote tallies with his con- science, it is far less acceptable to high-minded men on the side upon which he votes, than @ direct vote ageinst them, even if it be the vote. We take the declarations of General Cass rete evidence of bis conscientious opinions. We take his vote om the Wil- mot proviso as proof t iat he voted agelust them. Recently a circular hus been issued by @ numerous committee of the most distinguished gentlemen of South Carolina, calling for # uecelDtana os iA in the establishment at ‘Washington of the object of which is to be the support of the doctrines of South Carolina, on the Wilmot proviso especially. and gener- ally an opposition to the achemes and pleadings of the abolitionists, In this circular, the committee par- ticular pains in describing the uarrow escape of the South last winter in Congress, and they take care Pd to refer to the vote of Gen. Cabs as not to be relled upon, because it was not his opposition to the principle of the proviso; but merely on the subterfuge of the verbal construction of the amendment, and its want of tion to the bill. It thus would appear that while Cass has lost ground from his vote on the at home, he has gained nothing in South Carolina. We may also assume that his late course on rivers and bar- bors, will operate to his detriment among the hair splitting, as well a5 the latitudinal constructionist, Mr. Buchanan stands in & more equivocal _— before the North and West. He is clearl; the Missouri compromise, he ig for the rivers and har harbors to the full measure of Gen, Jackson, and Mr. Van Buren. he is an advocate of the tariff of 46. though he voted for the bill of 42. He cannot escaped from the fact that he voted for the bill of ’42 because ot the pro- tection it afforded to Pennsylvania. Wo defy him to make any other apology for that vote. But then he may appeal that his vote was, in obedience to instruo- tions. Still, on the other hand, it may be shown Cena it wasin conformity with hisown opinions. V. His adhesion to the bill of ‘46 may be justided ‘trom ‘the beneficial and highly successful operation ot the act, and the consistency of its operation with hd eres of Pennsylvania, as well as of the country at large. If called upon, we doubt not this wili be if justification; and it will be a safe one. Mr. Buchanan, then, on the questions of the tariff ‘and the Wilmot proviso, is as much the Northern man with Southern principles, as any we could get; while on the sub-treasury he is with the old hunkers, and on the rivers and harbors, he is identified with the barn- burners of New York. But there are five or gz Rich- prietors of the present line of st Hart to the Huh Bridge, will on tember, commence rut ast i there 2 aed ae Sundays ol place: Lodging by the day, ble terms, A choice of s lying immediately. hy and evening. Car BSE OF, conN sia, has the honor to anno of New York, 9 ‘and the public ly exturpate soft or hard Corus, Bi every other hard supatanc bet ting, by means of an ation is performed fn th Jeast pain, and the pati tion with’ the ‘atitnetion ‘of carrying the corn or root in his, attendance at his OP) , yareet 10 sattend Ls Vadivs or lence if required. ABY JUMP=.RS—To Sontnesa ena Western Teche pect! ashy called toa novel aud moat nstic Baby Jumper, | mde amusement of infants, of ciilaren,. the extensive ale ft hep dy with the liberal percentage allowed min, renders it'a must de- chase. either singly of bj TUTTLE, fuyeutor and clesale and Kevail Depot: 311 Brosdway, N. Y. TES—DX. ee hon Le k or month, on the most reasona up si My a ‘They are unique. “Hlnauony —Coats of Arms bb ewer 9 syle or may be had in EADS OF HAIR— repaa of Hair.—Those articles for- Scalps, prior to the late im Vs are. wy known only by the ictly nataral appearance and arti he the most de able, a ale To be had only of CH. Hair cutter bat * Wig maker, Call and see. any aud trying on Wigs, &e. vn van Mon We Wedt “GREEK SLAVE, at merly known as Wij provements of Rid; title, owing to ther tout ensemble, ea ‘without Cutting of the Good horses, careful drivers, ty ssetereatt provided ; and every attention will be civen, to nience and regularity, by kred ane RTICULTURAL EXHIBITIO: he American Agrieultural Assoeintion. will We held on, roy and hon cohea the 8th and,9th of Septem ber at helr rooms, 561 Broad w: Exhibit ee) competitors are f re SOMENDYKE, Agent. ve line wit run witha aquarter of a mile of Br Private rooms far which cau be reached bya comfortable ‘and yreum Building, ested to send thee apeci- ‘\ ro \CE—The undersigned, having disposed of their en, CAMP MEETING—WHITE, PLAINS— week, commencinz Mon Ys and Providence. at ey, York, to Messts During Camp Meetias 5 Jeave tousk their blic a geatuasce rueuarenesiebterd, of the al fter which hour nothiug can BLAKE: ne ‘OOLIDG friends aud the cul business hithefto confidedfto them. HARNDEN & "0, will conti Liverpool House and Coutinentel Agencies, thi Custom House, Exchange and Geveral Cominission Busiues, pt. Will leave the City Hall, New, York, "fre etfibition will be opened to the ublic at 1 o'clock, and continue open till Thurdday night, gained acany of theseed mores or rom Me. James Howy, 263 M. HARNDEN & CO. v Mand 89, “ Me Premium lists exw be ob- et will eave White Pai », Iu COMnection with their SOFT E—HOUR- CHANGED k nom 7 to6 o’clock.—On and after Line oe (ray the Albany s and Troy eer Aibaky and Rey at 6 2 Your attention is ig the big tieke ts of admis- it, prior tothe st of sociation can obt » Delafield, 50 Wi oe from Mr. R. ‘© HUMBUG—A everywhere commande ba those who buy the article to sell sirable eee wo Orrices. : Court street ot and 2 120 State atreet, Boston. ok st a 60 Ws erloo Road, Liv 1. Now Yorks Sept isii, V™ coe CEART NE RSE TE NOTICE.—The subscribers beg leave to inform « the dining saloon just opened down towa, at No. 17 runt street, oon lodging also indge for yourself The ele FISHING RANT is stem rt KOSCIUSKO, Cept. D. will pone bs ursion tothe Fi rag fone they id and gives. them fie coeatbenlons, feriny ‘i — (buoyant spirits, Mrs. Parker kindly seut us the follow- atharine et 9 Ps Purpase of induc SEY ds Satoes tenebs pe the len & Co. their good will ‘press * etweeu the above c ler the style of “* The Harnd wn cont pig or che fibera! patronage hitherto have purchased veri wi in their ¥ Monday, September 6, at 2 No, re Purse Si0,two mile heats, under the bent C.S. Bertine, eaters. h. mn. s will be the last excursion to the e * Fishing Banks this boat wiil be provided with a orivate Bard of Metis. revided on bourd. South Brooxiyn, Au Dn. Townsunn—Sir: Iggives me pleasure to testify to the nced from the use of your much. reduced by nervous- beneficial eects I hi el hartana. .b.m. Lady ‘Taylor. best 31n 5, under the saddle, ome Americus, No,2—Fane $25, mile “hea 38 Court street, Boston. W: COOLLLVOR, 6 Wall all street, New York. » WiTLELER, Union Buildin, Ex OOS, y Hose THE Lovee BAY, off 3: look, Uhed not enjoyed for several years pre do most cheerfully recommend it asa who are afflicted as I have be 1 Office, 126 Fulton st. NDEKFUL DISCOVERY.—Suikers Solution fot the Hair, which will ehange grey hair to its orivinal color in atew minutes. c. s: ale en! Parse in 5, in harness, at 4 foot St nines. ste MRS. Baltic street, South Brooitty AST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT D.—Ladies aud Gegtlemen havi ttuous clothing oF furnitnre to dispose o by sending a uote, or by calling « on the sub- Keriber, at his residence, or through the post, which will be seg attended to. H DE BOER, 71 Canal street can be attended to by e Boe nd job goods bought, t 3, wh s . A good cotillon' and with accom- pany the BX and return to the city at 6 o’eiock. ue Sutclaals 4 ‘any cast off or auper- P. H_SWETT Rive JES TINE STEAMBOATS FOR Through Direct—At the Pier perwees t Courtasdiand Easy streets. inal nis different from any howe who doubt its virtues are soteetes 10 have their hair chunged before paying their mone ‘The Solution can be 278 seer ‘comer of Chambers street etre, 39 Chatham s1 can be applied | Ni for $200, play ‘or pay, mile h i |, names ch. m. Lady Almack, 5 vreold, by Almack. e,names br g Jefierson, 4 ra will leave South Ferry, Brooklyn, for the Course, at belt past 1 and 4 o’clock, and return LONKLIN” rts ears old, by H. Clay. f any description, and 82 300" leave ie Monday ‘Wednesday, a Friday eve Steamboat HENDRIK HUDSON, den, will igre on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ERY There a pears to be two different classes of men 0 you know what makes one class looks astanth agporten'ty thapeert Acowert’ Thaton Bat I have aever been able to account certainly is not the clot be irs an Ons WANTEI ik Ww NTED—He anat be 16 hands high, parsess; free from blemish A fast horse prefer Capt. R. G. Crutten- URNING: STORE— aes mourning in great jars, Millinery. Hosiery, &c. Ladies are iuformed that this establishmennis y of mourning goods, SS 485 Br At Five “6 clogk. P. M.—Landing nt intermediate places— from the fyot of Barclay street Steamboat ROCHEST leave on Mouday, Weduesday, Friday and Suuday alternoons, ke Steambont SOUTH AMERICA, lenve on Tuesday, Thursday and struck me ral sor the differeace. than 1100 or’ 1200. Tompkins & Livingston, 191 West st. for the sale of ¢ H. Farry, will y vi way one door feo Br HOLESALE SHIRT F-WAREHOUEE, No. 4 Pisa street, 2d door from Wil be fe a and his shirts y consequently fit beautifully. ‘The ot two straws whether they wear any sh:rts or When you want ys shirts, cal $i see 3 Gn werent Cart, hy x. Hulse, hy | 1 ey chs rod known as th tolerate e athe ‘Tellsa magnificent one for (Opposite Hemid ofice. hata ¥ EN panes E CELEBRALED CHINESE SKIN POWDEN—This truly ‘beautiful and can be had of all respectable chemists aad peri York, and throughout the U: States, in boxes w well id residents in warm cl bee =) wi valuable addition to their importers are HOBBS . Bee that each bex bears the ¥ ‘on the gevernment stamp WING are the rates of discount on mney rent Exchange office of W ing our customers and thi my Lang Lite Oh of horses assortment of Shirts, of every « Jes, and of superior workmanship. Magali and comion Fancy a and Plain Linen, Shirts, constantly on hand. jy ond fel ne merchants are res JOHN WOO: wet ivio at ai dines sri’ in Albany in ample time for the Morning ht 1 ae at moderate ri and none taken after 4 tng YOUNGS. ey S Washington street, {Co Ali persons are forbid trusting any of the boats of this line, without a written ae from the captains or agents. on woe the boats, orto P. in E OR EXCHANGE—A ays ny Segdie Horie, kind, gentle, and a fast pacers oF would be exchanged for « family horse of a deserip- i Gn Wholesale devot W. CZ, Beware of counter a Py rat pes in the line coustantly on hand. ae he ot a ION willr Toland at 1236 and 4 BRANDIES.—Now er mr pent ‘raneis, from Bordeaw: ML known Brandies, direct si Hie aevlored, ‘i, Sree ia 2 Be rn ae Ll assortment Of the above Brandies, or oes vin ea from to 1846. foun ‘atthe office, 104 a oan nat LAs Mand 2 P.M. Coney On Sunday, will leave Canal street at 10 A.M. ond 4! P. tod and leave last at Coney Island at 5 P.M. NO FIRE Hour Changed ie 7 0 6 The Albany Evening Ling, Steamers ‘ON and HENDHIK HH st young Newfound ze, 11 mouths old. perfectly good quard: length 4 feet 10 ‘May be seen at 205 Water FO! E—Th in the eaty, mammoth LL at the Stock an pracy height 2' feet 536 inch d will be sold ehear. ISAAC N an BON will leave for Albany, at 6 o'clock instead of 7 as hereto- =o Bept. 43 y fore, ov and after ve furnished atties, it contains 25 room fone tire places aud marble mantles, the parlors finished with marble mantles, mahogany’ doors with plated farui- ‘ater introduced deep, but can be extended to contract to do sl i ENRY LEGER. fon mn of rare aud good Paint- rfect order, aud handsomely TOUR CHANGED FROM TO | SIX O'CLOCK —On and after eure, c Gth the Albany and 1 will jnve ford ‘Albany AINTINGSA snail coll Wai atgt Liberty stteets der Ma mt the owner woul cement be offered. wie building on or iy be seen Oar ape from Id also be connectes ANY, “TOURS & ELcis, FES gee LY, announce that their new establishi No. Chambers street, (one block above aheie in tion) has been opened with nearly 200 bgerel fer ly new and the largest-stock of elegant T order of taste, See an FOR SHREWSBURY, con TOUaE. Branch, Ransom Dock, Brown's Dock, Middletown and Red Bank—The 81 Price,, ape will ran as follows, from Fulton Marks Ship, Raat Ri TANCING. ACADEM ner o' Pe Est introducer of recommenced ae jessor from 12 to 18 years oft of the * Salons,” and al pay tory anm, in order to dance with his pu. cg wineh he only in Amerien an 2 ope particularly the German HARLES AHR ished joanang ion 10 Cont, for the exclu- CUO: Professor Inventor, laces in the, Uniied Buaien sive ‘Seer pation of joarding House, or to # private jeasantly situated, ver 171 Canal street ae en Varick and H TO. aah ‘or 8 il ‘hat Ins Taney articies of a high r been exh: bited in Ni French ‘and. "Dresden Porcelain, ronzed, Gilt, and Electro-sil- . Dressing Cases, Paper aud Faney Stationery: nnd articles for the toilet, Opera Glasses, Shi bury. Leave Shrewabary. em Terra Cotta, Papier NFELDT, Net raid up stairs, and 25 Liberty street; re Fourth street, 2p ~ ¢ of ground, in fence, in the rear, having a on Vestry street. can be had if required M. Sunday, e+ will run to Howelt Works, jes to convey passengers to per are forbid trusting the 9 shove hon y thy ue di vat lar scienon to their rat selection, both a og tra renee a and pt el perfumery, ‘Tonps, sical licens man plain and cut glass ware, ornament EL, WANTED.—A commosions and well lo jou to be given immedi oan, of f the paver BOULANGER has the honor to inform the pypils, that she has removed d that her school will re-open the "Wanved’ a a lady C- mond ch will be marked ta mit beste ne deduction will be made. way, comer of Chambers street. at prices from which not ol jection to purchase Out an establishment thet may Vommuuigations (confidential) addressed t iH sat rompt attention ee FoR SALE- Hi y to Mr. W. Fortenbach, apothecary, 14 bps treet, ‘Terms. the same as ither by ‘the month or quarter. Danis 7 ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS ko — ter, 53 street staire, fravery exteusive and well selected stock of French Ar. Flower Materials, together with a most ares, ke. be Ke, which mos will rus - ‘ollo Leave Shi + sarees 6,at 4 P. 7 Al fram foot of Bercia ness at San path or P Bomar man of enterprise yoy tion witl reas, nifice of ts “paper, which can be ia the mu ‘be with real name; mao one 93 3t tira Flowers and jeodid assortment of Feat he offers to the trade at low prices. easy terms. A; u pants te cnet of the ¢ HI aH ELPA oad ‘OK: Railroad passes through — Hast, aod ines "he Cee ph dod re i ie Wy + isa pew dwelling hom be ree ya seceded TO LOAN —Abraham J. 98 Rende street, near Broadway, loans mone small sums, as may be required, on yracchen, jewelry, plate, rearing apparel, dry "Woods, tea’ pateoonl property of « rot every tion ane ‘will be in readiness on the arrival of Joor, abont 1600 bearing pen parts of the country. equality of the land is good, and iy to James B Barr Wednesdays and Siphon North- ote’ foot of Courthand ster: TTON SOCKS und fone Constant supply ais va RR kL. & GEO. oRIswoLD, patent medicine b Doxtl n'a good state of cults: eT ainair ot Ureebou® vais sad’ bettie’ Soumtintly on BENNERS, OMITH & CAMPRELL, parboys, druggists’ ginxs, rs apply to F, B. whe the oiige ‘ea ing pablie a daily receiving of their appreciation of ts effort to Turniah thea with the best Begnre ttt ean procu ed from H. nd he pledges himself that nothing Bhalt deteriorate from what he prides himself we ajuatly carne Fpucgion., His arent xt Havana will, eontinne to seleot the Seware that ean be procured, sod at the lowe rates.— bred 1 the fe importations, are some very choice, of the fol lowing ts ireed ‘Alto, Regalina, Ure Orne Roana, ond zack | beon de Oro, Neura vy Maciona! din, Antiqa Jemene For sale in lots upon terms to sence dap NIQUE: ani 208% re es cor of Pine at. poe Te UTR BETH N anmatat. aa thenm, chro. iP AND LETTER PA PAPER —Oh De Paper, of various qualition, ne raise wat : oe AMES NOR VAL a otia* ra EY’s 3 TAN ara aes rn United States and hs invarinhy ron ARISIAN DECORATIVE, aHHon SIA mae ELODEONS ~The “ poimery Gowda, For - hand Pianotortes, rosewood an fand finish, Also, Serapl ‘for small churches: an’ contracted directly with Capt at le and_re-ail prices, lower than can te 63m erestablishment in the city. there to be genuins nn20 I2teodis exam Thane: AS A the liberal bation purchased at ony ot pie their stock, which embraces Laines, Brocatels,Plushes, merchant enn supply See ee wil “fecigin i inane our nenrtment of French the newert patterns o het havi m boon parchesed season and imported under the present rate of duties, embrace hens) ale Od IR into the erexninte NEW YOuK—Co. hip, are requested to Mend the largest assortment of Lampas, Gimps, Tas: a better selection than of goods by this sl sical oods generally. Ail of . FOR JAY var ip N therr permits on by t or = the office of the consigcees, ne, re ain pow fom Hoaston street, vod. Window shader : atran gers, aud the ladies ot thie city fall assortment of LVER WATCHES—T that ie now oveuing b ee I reriptions of fine al ma atehes warranted to keep good eae and Jewelry ex- a5 eae Watches Jens than Be | best assorted and ipporsee and meg de rade CBildren’s eartionss. ie it Ope i Shades, aus Broadway er "the e : HONOURAR=Rark ntiemen’ Wohi ove mererlels wales Rak c msg for a LN 4HE CITY. 8 GALVANIC._1 RIN: 's, PD, ata pint Stra 182 Broadw In all cases of ner- oe ee otters Z febrit Se Soe jceommodations, te snow fevgsl, ‘and is one SHIP WAV PRY FROM WAVIRE=Ue one wend their permits Mie Piet po HAVRE Second Line ON ih sabserid Tint now de- Tal ss monds in the field, and we might present you several available tickets, more or less, for instance :— 1, For President, James K Polk, of Tennessee; for Vice President. Levi Woodbury, of New Hampshire, | Or, 2. For President, James’ Buchanan, of Pennsylvania; for Vice President, R. J. Walker, of Mississippi. Or, 4. For President, Lewis Cass, of Michigan; for Vio President, Wm. It,’King, of Alabama, Or 5. For*President, Gen, Wm 0. Butler, of Kentucky; for Vice President, James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania. And soon to the extent of half a dozen mote. But has not Col Benton declared that the next candidate of the democrats must be a northern man? Why has he said go? Because of his apprehension that "Mr Polk might otherwise be induced to run again, and because Col, Benton will never give up his opinion that the choice of Mr, Polk in the first place, was s matter of ne- comity, and not of justice, It may beso. It may be, too, that Col. Benton will, have sufficient force tn the convention, to secure a decision in favor of candidate, and this does, and must contribute to strengthen the chances of Mr. Buchanan. THE DOCTOR. P. §.—The appointment of W. H. Polk, brother of the President, and late Charge ta Naples, & major in the third dragoous, ts a good t Major’ Polk ts the very personage for the beau ideal af « bold hussar. Im No- ples he was known as “the handsome ambassador,” and everywhere where he is known, be is known to be as brave ns Julius Cesar, and,as generous as an em} Furthermore, the Presidency t# bute game. If the mocrats lose it, Maj. Polk would pave to give up Naples; but in the third dys gy —— he is secure, whatever @ ns. may be the issue Wasnisoron, August 81, 1847, Showing how the matter stands. ‘The opinion in a late letter that Gen. Taylor would not as yet take up the march across the desert to San Luis Potosi, is borne out by the news of the day from New Orleans. There is no army at San Luis Potosi te reduce—there is nothing to be gained there in the mere occupation of the place, unless it shall have some direct and palpable bearing in support of the operations of mn. Scott, This is not now apparent, and the neces- sity of Gen. Taylor's movement upon San Luis does not appear now to be at all apparent. On the other hand, it does appear that the moment we shall withdraw his ar- my from Monterey and the Rio Grande, it will be recon- quered by the guerillas and the rancheroes ; and tho country between Monterey and Matamoras is of more importance to hold in occupancy than the great desert between Agua Nueva and San Luis Potosi. Respecting the irruption, “solitary and alone,” of an admitted fact that Paredes has got in It was strange, thongh, that the British captain Should not ki know but we suppose the suid captain did nut tacles in his examination of the ugly board. Now it seems that Gibbs, the barber for Coleman’s ho- tel, isa shrewd politician and diplomat, and can see as far into a grindstone as any man, with or without speo- tacles; it seems that Gibbs thinks Scott is in ‘Mextos by by this time, and that Santa Anna is negotiating, while Pa- redes is ip prison, and Gibbs thinks that we shall have peace yet before the meeting of Congress, and that Scott will be the whig candidate for the Presidency, at least in the State of Delaware, provided Jobn M. Clayton is made second on the ticket. The only fault with these opinions is, that no reasons are given for them. They are plausible enough. and John M. Clayton is plausible enough, but we like to see aman back up an assertion with the argumentum ed hominum, Mr. Grant, that is, Mr. Gibbs. And go Mr, Buchanan takes the Missour! comprcenioe line of 26 30, north of which it has been declared sla. very shall not exist. That is the safe ground, ‘and the only ground of compromise between the north and the south. It is the last resort of the south, and the north would be exceedingly uncharitable to trespass beyond it. The death of Mr, Wright has very much streng' the chance of Mr. Buchanan; but it has yet to be as- certained whether the New York barnburners will aben- don the Wilmot proviso for the Missouri compromise—e compromise dictated by the north, and which they are attempting to violate at the hasard of dissolving the Union. With integrity on all sides to this Missouri compro- mise, all in woll--disregard it, and all is et stake, for the Union is every thing to every man in tne Union except- treine hair splitting constructioniate of South sever the Union—the South Carolinians,to save their pe- culiar institution, and the abolitionist, to it. Beth appear to be equal: pFoen wong igh split, white it is ell known that South Carolin is dependent upon the keos, and bow he gm * a South the Yankees woul e to depend upon Your abolitionists do nothing but mischief, The great ol oe Oem Same — yas back onrety 7 umbugging cry of emancipal 0 South taken the matter in band, as we all know, but tempted to dictate te the South on the subject, the door was shut And jt was right and to shut it in their faces. If an impertinent philanthropist comes into your house, Mr. Reader, and tells you thet your servants are not properly cared for, that moment food kick him out, if a polite good morning will not dismiss him. This has been precisely the Gene 8 toward the abolitionists, if they had kept still, Vir- ginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee, would have done some- thing. But the door is now closed, and the key ts in the pont of Mr. Calhoun. We shall pave more to say on this subject in connection with the " THE DOCTOR. Wasuinoton, Aug. 30, 1847. The Camp Meeting. ‘Three miles to the eastward from the Capital, is the camp ground. You cross near the premises the eastern bayou of the Potomac, a wide swampy stream, overgrown at the sides with water plants and wild grass, reeking with pestilence, and pretty well supplied with frogs, tur- ties, anipe, plover, artolans, and reed birds. ‘The encampment is about half a mile frem the bridge, on a hill covered with » forest of oaks, chesute and pines. ‘The tents are arranged in a circle, or double cir- cle; the preachers stand fronting the ares, enclosed, from the lower aide of the hill, This enolosed orea of two eres, more oF l4as, la appropriate te. vente Fax the e6y