The New York Herald Newspaper, September 11, 1847, Page 3

a exports have given us, we should in times past have gone to any extent, and ran largely in debt; but now we consume our own fabrics, manufacture to an immense extent our own iron, and supply the Place, by our own industry, of an enormous amount of merchandise, which heretofore bas come from Europe, and which we have in many instances had to pay for with the hard dollars. With a falling off of more than four millions of dollars in the balance against us in the trade of this port alone, there is very little probability of there being at present an exportation of specie to any extent. The official returns of the trade and commerce of the United States for 1847, will show a result very dif- ferent from any heretofore given, The aggregate value of either imports or exports may not be so large as have been given, but the balance will be on the right side of the account, aud we shall be able to make 9 mere favor- able statoment. 10000 Treas Nuva 1 be 103 $7 Sea ‘ae are ous it spt be ie 14a Nor & Wor KiB b90 5656 130 Es 100 do a7 ed 0 do 49” 250 L Island RR 4 460 Read ng Bonds 143 50" do bis 34 we 3 a8 aw i ar ‘its Realin RR 6654 100 do bid $4 ” Warmers’ Trust a 300 do 4 iy se 338 ise do aa mm do : 360 Harlem RR rt 150 do ws: O do @ Morris Canal b60 4" 50 do 0 do 260 1g 50 do 3 do, 1 10 do % MerchisEx'reCo 77 65) 40 ig Schenectady 115° 100. do af, Usien Bohenectady 80 Hudson River RR 3 1s do Ws “5 do 6 17 Unies Serip is Second Board. $1000 Tren Nex6's on 104° Aun she Harlem RR 69 2008 do 14 190 68 sea ¥ ~ PY me Cange Co ak pS A0'sheL Jland RR py 3 109 Mons Cava 60 PME Fy a Nore Wor: BR 3 Marte no GR do its to | do Gt 50 Farmers’ Loan 4 a0 do bio 69 New Stock E: sie ‘Treas Notes b30 103 if sta Hao RR e Fd eed do Dee 25 103 ce 6f Bima bine, ‘ ° to ao. 30 mo bay 38 8 Nork’WerRR ¢ 535 50 i, 100 a DIO 3456 160 L tsland RR bis 34 3 Hulem RR "9 683 30d bia i 100 ¥ do bs 68: 50 do ec 4, i00 do Cs ae ee CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yorx, Fripay Arreanoon, Sept. 10. Common brands of Western and Genesee flour wexe Aull, aud sales made in some cases at a trifle lower, while fresh ground from new wheat was firm, and fresh ground from oldiaintamed previous quotations. Wheat was dull. Corn continued about the same. Rye was some lower, while oats were a little firmer. Provisions stood about the same, with fair amount of sales in pork and lard. Groceries exhibited no change—common grades of mugar were dull, while fine held their own. Asuns--Sales of 26 bbls pots were made at $5 25, and 100 do at $5 18%; pearls remained steady at $7. Bxxswax—We have only to notice 24 cents. Basapsturrs—Flour—We notice the arrival of the ground from new wheat, in the State of Ohio, of 600 bbl, consigned to Dwight Johnson, Eaq,, of suis city, which was held at $6 3734" Sales of 700 Dbls'Genesoe were made at $6 60; fresh ground, from wheat was fru, for which, after °Chauge, $6 75 was first consi Offered and refused, and $5 87g demanded; 200 bbis. straight brands Michigan sold at $5 623g; 100 do. Ohio sold at $5 373g; 100 do., rather extra, sold at $5 75; 600 and 300 to 400 do., round hoop do., via New Orleans, sold at $5 1236 a $5 25. do. B, bad, sold at $1 2 Southern continued firm, and in ight supply; 200 bb. Braadywine sold at $6 25,4 months. als of old were made at 450, feceipia down the Hudson Kiver, September 9. Flour. +» «18,328 barrels. + 7,000 bushels. C/anpixs—Sporm were steady at 31c. Coy '*FE—There were one or two fresh cargoes of Rio In, the “90K of which, in this market, was estimated at 15'a 16000 wN€#., Ye have only to notico sales of 400 bags of Rio, m:Sbtly damaged, made by auction at 6% a OH: cus. _we har ly know what to say about this ar. tice Brokers do not.#e™ communicative to-day, we understand holders a. Benerally indisposed to sell ut half scent er the current rates the last two days. in cousequence 0. the undoubted destruc- exoupt at tion goin; ard in the only secon in whieh the crop han latterly promised a renvunera: sive yield—the rich bottou lands of Mississippi and Louis4ne. We heard of sales of 2000 bales, Fis —Sules of 3 2400 quintals dry cod wre made at $3 60; mackerel were duil, and sales of only 200 barrels Were nade at prices barely supporting previous quota- tions; herring stood about the same, withvut sales of moment, Favrr—The market for bunch raisins continued firm, apd rules were made at prices varying from $1 45a 1 55, while sirictly prime were held at $1 60. The supply was churfly held in second hands, Hesir—Baler of 50 bales extra dressed were made at $215 per ton; and 136 do. dressed at $170 a $190 per ton Leap—2'ne market was firmer, and sales of 1000 pigs were reported nt 4 25, ‘Mouassna—T'be market was imactive, and no sales be- yond retail transactions reported. Navau. Stous—The taurket was quiet to-day, without chine in prices, Small sales spirits turpentine were re- poried at 60 ceuis; raw stood at $3 25; N. county rosiv ut 60 @ 65 asked, wud Wilmington at 76 cents, O1~Lineeod exhibited no change; English was dull at 6254 @ 63 cents, while American city pressed siosd at 65 cents carh. ‘There was no change in crude whale; se- lected was held at 3636 cents; aud crude sperm, by some partion, was held at figure above $1, though purchasers ‘Were not disposed to meot them above that price. Paorvisions—Sules of 400 bbls. prime mess pork were reported, at $15, (probably in separate lots.) and 600 do, priwe do, reld at $il 6236 # $11 76, ia divided parcels Bert—Sales of 186 tierees wore inade at ¥18; city meas Was worth $13 « $18 26; country do. $12 a 1225 w'12 60; and prime do, $3 75. Lard—Sales, within a day or two have reachud 600 kege, at 1134 Rick—Holdera seked $5 624 a $6, which being above the views of buyers, especially for export, there were no sale of moment reported. Sete—Ohio new clover was firm at 7a7ie0. The made at $17 50 a $20 secord- laat salee of timothy w ing to quality. pucan—Sales of 200 hhds, Cuba Muscovado were made et 6a 6340. A lot of about 100 hhds., including some ts Muscovado and Porto Rico were offered at auc- tiou to-day, but were withdrawn, und the sale postponed till the next day, the 11th inst. auiow continued fin at 9% a 10e, uaLepoxe—North-west continued to be held at 350 , atwhicb su les were reported. Wuisany—Sales of 10 bbls. State prison were made at a7e ; drudge was held at 9740, The last sales New Ories: Te made wt 26 & 263g, Woo. Che market for Amorican was brisk, and the sales of this woek have reached about 100,000 lbs.,.at prices varying weoording to quality, from 37 to 450 The atrivals down the river wore heavy, but the stock bad nov accumulated. Io foreign, wo’ did not hear of much doing. Fxcionts—Rates continued dull, Cotton wos engug- ed tow mod! Lent for Liverpool at 3 16th a 4d. — Fic ur to the sare port was nomiual at Is 6d. A ship was chartered to go to James River to load with tobacco for London at 36a, — TELEGRAPHIC. Markets. Aueanr, Sept. 10—P. M, Flour—There was nothing doing, while prices wore nominally the same. Corn—No sales transpired. West- era mixed we quote dail at 63 a 650., while for high mixed, or tint yellow, a little mixed, 670, was asked.— Whoat—The market was dull, and qustations nominal. Me+l—Sales of 200 bbis. Western New York were made at $2 623%. Whiskey inavtive. The receipts by tho canal, during the preceding twenty-four boars, were as follows :-—Flour, 3000 barrels; corm, 13,800 bi wheat, none it, 2000 bushels; ry: M00 bushels. Vensels rat ares. (Tetwgrayhle Cor. of Pa Aphia Bulletin.) TenURG, Sept. 10,1817. ‘Tho water in the channel is rising slowly, and is now unier two feet. ‘The supply of flour is to a moder extent, bat rales are restridted, as operaters cannote agree upon terms. Graios are yominal to-day, There have bean some #ales of bacon at former prices. Tobac- co qaivt. No change in groceries, We have had heavy rio», and & prospect of more. Bautimons, Sept 10, 1847. Vicur {s somewhat firmer to-day, and $6 26 is the low- est price necepted—the sales however, are very light.— ‘The avticie 1s beginning to be soarce ‘again, which wil help ( support preseut Ayures. Grain is depresed in prices, sod the vales moderate, Prime new wheat is worl 169 Co 108, and intertor kinds from 10 to 15 eents Jower ‘The ronge of white for prime and extra is 105 to }14 conte, Corn 60 to 62 for all qualities; in corn mal not ms y. Rye is firm at 6% to 71 cents, and rye flour Giteata RUSS: LL'S COLLEC 705 OF NEW C ‘Aaslus, Cinerasinn, Rhodendvors and Gernutume are ane reaby (orale fo) the Garden, neat yal SEL Atueaties treet, booth B Bo squets tastefally mi all beoniedlon ina® vit, 1% aot i evieere ie Forreat; Lovd Chit Marisnae, ‘Mrs. G. Stacks Bion, Mis Ge Avitrews: Helen, Married. 9th inst., at St. Peter's Church, by the ) Mr. Hewky Knonmt, to Miss Commits daughter of Mr. C, Turfier, R. Tunruxe, youngest all of ‘ednesday, the sth inst., by the Rev. Noble, Dr. Wittiam H. Howssar, Wurrtisser, of Hesekiab Elmira, Chemung Co, N. Y. ie elmira papers, and Washington, D.C., papers the 7th inst, by the Rev. L, M. Vin- Jeet “ to Airs. Aowes Prentice, yout; i ce cigars Goan 7 olock. Performance will commence pre- OWERY A AT! ME nlag endo icy td c Se : JACKSOND Manager; antly di on th at di hy gon Chariot an camels, two new aud enti feta Tarzon, to c. losed for the’ purpose of ‘re: heen a5 and newis” rain a Py) ‘cunbled to rhlbis ene Peceatiateel connect ce tras § he, ohe will ts aud alteration for beanty, | will "bear favorable | fuse, demands from h Died. the 20th fast, D Davin Garis, Esq., House a Broome street. Apply, between 10 atthe ee of Languages, 183 Brodwa: D IMMEDIATELY Bev ing men, to solicit ioc pa did the most popular periodicals and pesscvereese: ton sake Reena CS an ératare wnakig at th ate Bom are respectfully invited campers of foe 01 his Leseuidense, No. 107 Grand street, on Sunday, | pas 12th inst., at balf-past 1 o'clock, P. Thursday ‘evening, the Dil inst, Noan Coxson,in | ? every exertion in his pow rtuurty of assuring Theatre aa wilt Pase ven e many frvors the erretion ane EEE FMR WALCOTT. TERE ar Boasssus, ‘Taylor; Victor tate called MARRIED AND tite MeOATIN Nealie; An pena, Braadon. s—Boxes, 25 cents; Pit, 123 cea _Voore open at 7—performance commences, at half-past7. ARE WELL , ENGAGEMENT Ys on Jose V itlarino. Se a ed th lemme Ntation. Hi retin wl be takes | ANTED eee re cera trast, 1 London, will meet with imme: OUR—This delightful ier e wile om to Greenwood oe the 10th fast * James Bithell, in the 10th yeur of er age. peatrail friends and acquaintances of the ‘family are res- invited to attend her funeral, this afternoon, at ong her late residence, 31 Rose street. , the 10th inst., Rowerr Jonn, son of John ud od Mary jane Cunningham, aged 1 year, ) month and friends and acquaintances are respectful; ted to attend his funeral. this (Saturday) afternoon, at 3 o’olock, from their residence, 492 Grand street. Catnanine McNutry. Her friends and ‘eq uaintances are respectfully invi- ted to attend her faneal, this afternoon, from sidence of her sister, in 22d street, between 2d and3d ue, at half-past 4 o'clock. ————e—————— PATRONS, AND TO PRIN- ‘The t: ned bens ee See severe loss sustained have resummed usiness at the southwest pn opposite to their old fa vienna a Ann, wife of BE ae Mr. coh conclude with the aan of No. 8 Grad street. a up sts "ANTE D—$15,000 to be lovented with $75 Teated te ree sanufverari together w: h of the busin ‘of the as Peat ‘New York postofice. ” id fashionable ad ing ® gentleman to Heation with the city of New yore ry : jaraey city is Teaghed by a dri a hag me of the Italian O) from Havana, usder roman aa | Bans food Cook; also an American ehleces. Apply at 363 Fourth sfireets Sarunpay, Severe lith, Owing to to the neces # eT ANTED—An experienced Milliner. A ir = a “, ane ¢ 30 3 vi j fig. the opera. of On the 10th inst., be no performance this evens m NT: ier ‘Partuer) either ale. oF a6 HEME DE BETIGL4 will be ah = Rote fas [igaot beniners— . pA ay wh bane Lower Post Office, wi laddress. Satisfactory references given. ed fos 0 salt-water he " ew Work markets tu excl juine ae ery delicacy’ in its season, WAddjoonal means of accommodation have been, provided, esdiefeullien returnivg from more giant thd othere who may 4 pcb ow oid of the season, jo Crs featthialand ecomsablo tenet oo D “Bon Sejour.” Bergen Po IGHT PRINCIPL, ie have al ate) d unr NFOKD BRO! THERS Merchant “ al O'S OPERA HOUS, ‘be performed the ‘Tanes! FACED FR etter th: ree, in wach on Re o [ge TiGHT 30 oF 40 good Stone Ma MME DIATELY #9 or 10, good fi sme offers a cet Fostols Ravel} - LOCKWOOD. P Nodes Bene PeMbtre Pas oer Cc Ons Gane aby mi velli rk he Pete ‘Amour earn the celebrated Bolero of Cadiz, i and Mons. pie ole SEEMS: or two ears, NApplicationto to'be made at the on dame Bayes To conclude with VeNT—by the Ravel Family. Doo: oors often at 74, performance to commence at 8 o’clock.— cents, Wo all parts of the house. ERY A 8 ROO: 3, BROADWAY: ~GRAND re NIGH Jase week of, the led ner of Nassau and Au sresta, diet fe tp thelr fitused west heaeueeni tethe peinareion: ‘ome Panes ee genes: may Soe for the ti ee nes eusary to the comic pautemime of VOL-AU- 127 Falton street.-Ist. ‘Aly ‘ revand Ve yyns sesh consequently, tansall 1S rer'cont ete than those'that sell on time, a as they ought to be, and done at the stacy om hand, ing THER 127 Fulton street, next to the Herald Office. “a oe two horse valuable moulds ds and matris b~ ce hear pens. and will fn a few, Krad be repaired ia full Co ay Ke Ria) i ay App! Pha onsen ecsleagee, of 7 sty clock, ite made in Kan opp mtn eerie of Gentlem at ee Ba low Busse f for Thai ENGINE—One s.exm ei power, complete, with locomotiv: entleman would like to ard, and pay fur the D.,at Atwill's Mune ‘Store, 201 1 new Sougs, Glees, Choruses, Parodi Every effort will be made their last week, a wer The whole to conel be 8 ge butlesque of the ator 3 room, with or without ons upon the Piano Fi arden NOTICE—A by the company to make this, eeks. acaltis Wranee: Wor eoclense et rake elude with that soul ‘ing and ne durability oftype. and materia they will coutinae matted SO dd some few small seater of brass rule that were saved from be disposed of st reduced prices, tha they Rey be abled st the commet tare of RACE ICAL Boom KEEPING, No. 8 Cedar Street— ccountaut, Author of the ‘Sicenc keeping Simplified,” aud the “Art of Siv- ” continues to teach as py Ok tH 29 snd 31 Gold street. annual festival, given to the this C4 and precincts, and their a ptember. at East New fancy founts: iss a the rains, which wil LGIER MARKT. —T' i ‘The undersigned tak ; pity of cern ir grateful sekuowiedgmeuts (5 git «i the late disastrous occa: friends for their generous iis & tacks gece qu red in Cian § afte pupil becomes familiar from agaal hg with all the parent y and gee capacity will, “Approprinte meats will be res ladies and children. Doors open at 7 6’eloek—Comm REAT AT’ ERACTION. ROU! Thi of six performers, vin, Chi Wilson, "Tambourine, and W. series of Cone eaap at the Apollo Tidomeralo “Broadw ine, who was the on ved ir the accommodation of tor of the beautil HT lesodgne when wiven last . keeper in about & tilicate to that ef fect. otained at the rooms, hae oA, po! alge from the preparatio increase of ploasare an who partook in that on hand, we can prom mentto all that will favor us us with their prese P.8, The Santh ferry ears 914, A. M3 Us, P.M. “Fonec with terms, 0» OWEKR LOOM8—For sale, 30 Narrow Looms, of perior make of iron, to weave twilted work, either cotton Kentucky jeans, tweeds, or drills, with ‘hey will be sold at a bargain. I iF ETHIO’EAN tvalled troupe co! in: SOHN MULLER: 10 thi and all ‘in ‘Extractor, ny Depot for’ ee ie For further ot MERIC aN AUSE| T.—At a meetiag ie the ugineers held at Firemeu’s stant, far the parpose of ea ¥) maw grlating in the wo BILLIARD, FABLER OR WALE cHear= The 7) wvety ood order, nud all as it Sweet's Croton Bath, comer of Hu bowler WM. H. SWEEE: M, comer Broadway and Anu street. PoREL EtG both Afteraoon nnd. Evening ETHIOP{AD K VOCALISTS. | Shntaet of Loudon! NTA WYOODEN Lr. yOvRANS ObtaNGeANATONI AL Ye ROC) WELL, the famona Fortun: eu of the Fire Department, iui, on Maes lay Evenin 1 rt} it at. + Hay’s Linimeat, a cure for the bad 2 caudidate to il aa ANT | neutury, Visiting and Merchants! ani alot of su | rolish on both sides | Cees printed {rom cueruved plates et shore to subscriber to the getting up of Cards | ome,” Complimentary. or, rfl fire arms, rae have the best op} mibseribery ‘who will at- sideuces ty avpolatment | #8 Wearing app. New York, Sept. 9, 181 a SHOPS ‘TO i. ITH STEAM POWERS ir of 13g and72 Bowery, ‘There ae three ANKEE HILL AND DR, VALENTING w their combined Eatertainments at Mech> nae ihn Broadway, a few doors above Grand Tee bi sealed eveuing through the week, 2 Wall street, commer ot ivond way. through the post-oflice or vtherwise, eive prompt atteution, 8 Bt re ASTINGS’ COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA— Not only a positive but a warranted cure for consumption ‘This has decided the ai mi. and satistied the me E ing and Printing Establish- ph Vastjousaie Card ‘ revi et (oecween Ann and on Monday, Sept! commeucing at & elton strpets) | | ANS Thesbeth sireet “Apol inaboret aa 4 ¢: U COUNTRY Pope 1S—Browa Sheetings aud | style mind width, all ‘heir eutertainments will embrace eccentric ) gharacters of ung and ictermediate. ade, aud ends, ing a eh queer, Cl: int and qui sale of 1000 Iba at na nae plevey the known brands Lawie. ce C, Indian Head € woo ‘A eee Heayy iectaaees bxeters, Unknowns, it at manufacturers’ prices, on the second fllors edar Apes halfa bi HE HOUSE AND STORE way, shan of Anthony street ~The hous d finished atuc, coutains 25 x ve tire places and marble manties. The ratuary tarble mantels, mi plate glass ‘indows, gas au 1s 70 tet deep, but eau be extended to 112, which the owner would conseut to do should suit ble inducements be offere the lot could be connected with the front ‘shepard eer a th of 137 feet by 28. set finished without eupation of the ow its immediate vic ‘ruacle, and otner public buildis situation for a hotel. For furcher p ecules, _ si 3tSatMou& Tn ia® FOR SA\ LE-A agen the village of yea, Skillman, Jerksoti a Lorimer streets. Apply to YoHN SKI LLATAL use North 2d street, near Union Avenue, ia oer pcg old, aud atl «i eases of the lungs. about the cusability of consumpti faculty, and.all who have used it, that cousumption, and all affectious of che Lungs, cannot only be cured. mply cured as almost any of the disorders to which fie human trate is lable, ‘The operation of a siagle bottle, which costs but oas dollar, is sufficient to satisfy any patieut— | ifnot altogether too fur gone with ase—ol veg evidence of above Pearl ayreet mes aia Bases sheyied fr the scage,| and oratt god with Yara wide Sheetini oa A rey Catch ntroduced throughout. teamboats,country schools,imftations ‘he building on the rear of tleman ope Indy, 50 TaNon BLITZ has the Domed to announce thath he will | give his as bier performances on th, and VEiaiat the t a or secret reme- rd to expense, for the exclusive oc: central location of thes it a fall disclosure otis Pe i, for the rake of th universal tachments against ab ph CORT nach: | tory, and ‘all, its component parts, to the world ; GOO. incur the responsibility of coufining to himsel! profit,a secret whch was calculated to di And such has been the wond-rful ident at the estate of CHAN State of Connecticut, aud that ia came wi De silt (oe dat peomnont ef hier dee Calecr hy ap- | pearand discharge such attachmen nine mouths from the firat payment of any deuts the delivery to him or for bis use of any this State belonging to him, aud y by him, are forbidden by li RAIN, STRONG & A. F. ol ad Attorneys for atashing Cre NATURAL maid San VETRILOQUISM, Imitating a dozen different voices. Ruors open atT oeloel, pe oward straight and Alexandria were worth $6 126 a $625, Meal— Common to good Western New York were worth $2 50 a $2 75, with sales. Rye Klour—-The last sales were made at $4. Jhrat—Sales of 3000 bushels Genesee were made on private terma, and a lot of Western sold at 139¢. Corn—Xales of $900 to 9000 bushels flat yellow veove made at 70}¢0; 6000 do., flat mixed, nearly yellow, were made at 67c, and 4000 do. at the same price; 2000 Dushels New Orleans white sold at 69}¢e, and 7000 do, flat yellow at 700; 1800 to 2000 do. mixed, damaged, sold ut 580. Rye—Sales of 3000 to 4000 bushels wore re- ported ut Te, which exhibited a decline. Oats—The market was some firmer, and sales of 3000 to 4000 bush- » Ng to Law, within | fren under 10 years of age valf | cinment physicinns of both hemispheres, rieguoon rica a Wednesday and Saturday, wt 3 | Stetee froes, vets possension,. 1638.89 be Roped tas See upon sufferers to have immediate anxicualy calling lué to him by residents of this Siate, e transfer of any such pro- fe void. Dated the upon Sheers terms. SEAN GALLERY OF ian eh ech B = bottles for five dollars. As a is not left around on Sea bag must One Dollar a bottle Store, consisting of ninety ery expensive preparatio: Tit ve ladiator, by —. the Misean by | as: ‘the is ich’ Hele, (AN imports all the toa London Par | collection of Books, limit its sale to ns residing where ined, and who can blic_couveyance, (0. 47 Greenwich remittance for the numbe ely packed ond for- jir safe and speedy emeut will, in in general ‘0 GENTEEL FAMILIES—A ae ate of cut A et a engaging a haudsomely furaished parlor, with ee INA geuter freee in this country. few Popular Engraving and Germany, which with his extensive Paintings, Fancy Stationery, aud Drawing M lacarials, he offers at the most reasonable prices, wholesale o: HERALDRY —Cous of Arms farnisned and embiazoned | in the ma ost Sammptnoas ityle, or may be had ia pen drawing, fed&Sat uf re Naptha Syrup ae be ‘obtal fe, express, steamboat, or rivate family, where there are no other where he can ad brea fast served up in his room | Price no object if , Location in the imme: isher than Grand street. ALE —A VALUABLE FARM on Staten Ridgway property, con- | te high state of jt ¢ turnpike road runs thro tha farm, which is bouaded on one side by a creek, trom manure may always be obtained, | A | je Iau ve well adapted for building lots. ‘The ‘Touses, wood outbail fruit on the farm, wh at Chelsea, where the st FOR Island, formerly Rao ‘4 mauuer to secure ion and well fe fence ‘Notige—Moore &Co., ag id agents for this medicine, | have with the consent 0} Dr. Hastings, of London, sold Wa agency of the American conti: ent to pent of Hastiags? Cemptend lakeu trom the steamboat ALIDA, on her arrival Thareday evening 9th inst, probably by mistake bn y $ Hat B x, moked on the end im wihute letters, CO fig also the — on a card. T re requested to atiead Tommany Hall, at & WM. M. HOFFMAN, Secretary. 3, JOHNSON, No. 167 Wiliam sr., ment, four valuable Violins, ve .e $00; dia fine toned Viola, $60. These i perty of an ainateur who 's now too old to use them. a Flute, entirely new 5 T members of the above assembli this (Saturday) evening, dane ith: halt mile of the landing sen mboat Raritan calls daily, and four | ne she. steamboat office ow thi Syru pot faptha in the United OF Rotinson ater tn % ogee MERS - MPAN ¥ offer for sal ities fee Care #4 cen’s per bushel and Cox, 90 West street, Hollinson, comer cf Bridge and Broad or atthe factory ou the rad from Newark to New York. FELY BEAVER CLO PHs— WIGS !—STRANGERS and Citizens wishing atirstquality Wi pe Tonge ‘are invited to inspect the extensive assortment of ~ tock in the Uni Procure ai nrtiele 19 every THE an Na RUFA id further particulars, apply to Mrs. MacGregor | LD VIOLINS, &e.— on the premises. FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. - The ull descriptions of fine Gold ‘and Jewelry, at retail, lower than any tela tan clare All Wotsiee qartanted to keer herd time, of the money returned. Watches and Jewelry ¢ dl. Gold Watches as low as $20 to $25 each. Wate and Jewelry repaired in the best mmanuer at much tess than the 1 “Tar ot Watches and Jewelry, Whokeanie and Ttows 51 Wall street, coruer Wil THOSE qHAR, ah yo JOIN Regiment of Arullery, 400 able bodied me age: id 30 years, to which wall be given. ser from ei 4 umen's are the and helors t Thauufac- jivate rooms Ls | tory, yes 2 Wal fi Copy the address. aa ae cae Fall and Winter Fashion for 1947 al hed and ready for sale by 'T. Oliver, w York, the nate Soce from Broadway. Count a4 to 87 lustrumevt, at two cents Instruments Lougt ¥ & MOSBY, Wholesale Dealer and Mexican Gvads, com smratded te all ponte on ne Kine Grande ott | but he sometimes prefers tho gratification of his own o, | Private feelings to the geod of the country. arding aud oon | et. where he will c ms ks} heretofore. 1,” Db. BRIGHAM & ¢ [3 DAY PUBLISHED, pric price oe cengs each NE: or, ‘Lhe Statue—a play, by eu 8 andard Drama, e wad on Epes Sarg Also, BEAUTY AND LHe Be AST, by J. K. Planche—bei n nts in New Orleans—Messrs. Littanp, Mos Ler p=4 rich eae AGATE of fancy and = Ei silk Casane a wt comic extravaganza, 4 one 237 Preser imal box, Lain can have by proving ‘8 ‘FERGUSON, ing a Gold Watch, wh property aud paying charg: 2 Astor House, Tent Neon Cin eins Ved, | place. ‘assortment of Silk Meri- Lor OF SMALL oi AK} ENE dy iio od style, at J the, Le] foot of 7:h street, Eat W.H. Webb’s office in Lev 5, near HH corner of Wiste ; Jentre sts, New’ york ANTED—twenty-five ed bedied men, = tram it t.] | Mow ris Compaay iy er 2th Re i Gentlemen's ou Wien en seams, uot liable t Torin le of Kid Gloves, with cae | CE ‘TREVILLE. COURSE, rR L=-TROTTI N TEAS, Ke— MK. BLOODGOC No.4 Pive steevt, offers for ‘sale on 1009 Wrakets (NB ) Via day Champ gu Be 3a quarfor cases Manzanita & Amoutillado, ~ Pale Sherries 25 vemijohas e Bi oid nie Heauesey do. | Gopea ve Aig Jamaica Ram. ith M jexicompay Hoe, cloth.ng, and medical attendance faraish by A bounty of sia iration of term of servis e. soldier will receive 160 acres of | ‘give in Treasury Scrip, with 6 percent | gud Chatham st., cor James stree ttn Monday, the isto Beptember, at 4 ofigck f setwith tne two eelebeaten horees, James Polk aud New | Lay ‘Suffolk, 6 nai to 37 Broadway, 'cor. f tand, oF 1 Fhe prefers EPOT—Dentists aud drug- is are respectfully informed they ean fiud at the sub- gece com lete amsorzment of Teeth, Dente lnstraments, _ ite, Solder, Spiral Springs, PL Suver Fla, Wir EN’S HATS OF THE FALL STYLE, | ‘817, are now ready for inspection and sale, at Robert: | Manufactory, 89 Falton street, New tore, 63 Fulton stree’, Brooklyn publie to our manuface ction that we are now ine for the price than watch for $200, play or pay, mile heats m. Almack, 5 years old, by Almack | Ooloong Ten, very low. ne Black and Grea Tress, in ch ‘Mr Holland names ch. Doras Suediker names br. g. Jefferson, 4 years old, son's Phovaix Ly and Cay ng the attention of the JF MODERN LANGUAGs3.—Eluwe wh desirous to obta na situation as teac! gs a will ayoly tothe wi ‘The teacher is nee examine, aad learn | and we may have yet a treaty beio: J cars i Jeave South Ferry. Brooklyn, for the course om, NOUS VERRONS. 2 o'clock bi one vy and return after the JOEL © CONKLIN, Si uu AT. Kae, at the-Rrank dedat Concord Acx chins, Vag aaa the ndersigued person in supeey 554 ronda. ie Y.__ | establishment inthe Un B Fashionable Tailor, opposite the iF Stores—I have rece’ aa fait assort- Cloths, Cessimeres and Vestings, cash, I will ineke to order at very low prices assortinect of ready made Conts, Ve | nealy made and trimmed. For cut, qu and price, Tam favorably known to the publ endeavor to retain thei: cod opinion. PR First quality Nutria or Beaver Hats d hich being bought NDRED AND FIFTY Doig c TWINE AND SHOF, TE ‘Stolen, from tae p ht Neils, Brads and § seriber, on the night of the 9 outh-ourlt aud roand-bodied sorrel horse, abou h—trots.an ordinary gait, and paces very frst ee taken awey ; carried his hedlow whet forehend, and a small s do ty Weeareskie. Caps at correspondingly low prices W. ROBERTSON, Jr. » and 8 cord Gilling 2and 3 thread India “Hopewell” Cot JULES PLUNK pig teed m Seine Twire, of every size. Wrapping, Wool, and manufacturers’ Twine, of 1 1 on $15 ‘to $20; < gies of five French Clo educed price of Shoe acbaiviaes, Cath including Tiley, ~Top Wagon aud two set by CEBRA & ‘CUMING, 106 Pearl st. Na tibtistoas te of Z one of the best neat and durable wirath ats2 50, with a re assortment of Caps,some new patterns, mach | Melred, for sale nt low is USCHOFF TAILOR, NO 26 ANN STREET, revivus to the late fice, at No. 19) resperttully inform hiseustomnees and th 1% disposed of his old stock, h ne jh assortment of ‘ite ‘res and Vestings of the "fateaty richest and roost fai Ann street) would ve reward willbe paid for the return of the above e public generaliy, ed articles, in goed condition and the arrest and con- ion of a thief, or one hondred dollars for the conviction GEO. W.-SMITH, corner of South Fourth and First streets Williamsburgh, oF ware) No.9 C: at had dquire of Ms Ie ATR oar! FOR SALE=A. cata HORSE, e h Jud aud gentle in harness, etly sound. The same w ‘about leaviog town. Emquire at 1s Warcen street, near iv trimmed in the most fashionable yles, A Ny . solicited from those ‘about making their sel y will be warranted pe work pronounce rs 9 tose thorough ed x ‘be obtained at 126 shionable grsles, Copies 16 coats, wil ral ‘assortment of A’ mes ds, and a supe Te of at can ont "this alrendy the talk of pun te that one cannot be teen <5 aad perfumers in po al val eel c ‘on Bctooensd :W d double haruess,and under the sad I, will tke piace in } or-tion will be PING AT WHITE FLAINS f Danie! y, Brooklyn, whe UI ns iy 1" | ferry, lyn, “Governor Seward, at tonatie Garden, on the 224 inrtaut. of Arringements composed of th. del New York ttepeat / Go. Whoterae devot W Jeware of eouute ef es that ench box barra he witan cetera af Fabean 27 | Ton + OAM? MEK Sunday, 12th Septembe w Y ind Harlem Reilroad Company will leave the City Hal Zand 10 o'clock A. end 4 and 5:30 P. igve White Plaine at 10 and 8:30 A. M st be a good si dle e and tail, perfect! Apply immediately to Jobin dp J). He 1 » With fall and lone sae ea ae over’ yours os fil ae Surgeon, ie! ‘hryatie street ‘AND BROKEN nokia speedily in permanently use 4 Mine ‘Tattersall Stables. Tendon and by noblemen throughout the Kingdom of Great Britain, for mor As a medicine Brot 0) z Cee Neo Ney ttaasomely ber . STTER PA ‘po | for JAMES NORVAL, ciation, hive left nothing. w commemoration worthy the illastrio ittee of arrange my me taking the 7 o’clock A.M. "For © ‘roton tat rem in four bours, and return train, may visit Lake to the erty by the shaken train. PUNDAY ARTE MNOON EXCURSION | TO M —The steamboat HER +L Capt. Parks, ‘will make an ex Paper, of various qualiti i York, ‘ojomn on the occasion. the ithe by reporting to the Gand Mandal: Thome OGoncr, Faq. or to the adjourn ned weeting of the Mi | Seonts coattant ss rangements, at Mr. William Green's, Movtgoine 4 i Pence street, on Weduesday eveuing, 19th TRocaat, ats Winter Seasons are set money by one n p their Woo'lsn 4 eared and tonne super Clothes cleane on Be the United Stat Fleet yr Landon, Price 4 shill of the Cormitee of Ausaee bey tg Suet, 5 the fact’ From t on given to the fd mm 6] gaara mad all competitions aoe having asmall sore he hy gentlemen will do re Kong e'sewhere. at Ni ot Murray atreet, coruer Washington, atthe C! ae Ht) Coah ‘Tailoris RT ISS ean work for small prop D EXCU in rH Power BAN, on in ptember 10 and’ 11, off each way, The signmbont / e a seke-per in the maid b a Tet p chet betwern the years 184 mi |. Bh a establishment. Se} ping aC mo Jand warrvnted fue colors. FP. N INSURANCE (QUAN Y=Oiee No eet, opposite the M “This company Continues to insure against loss =] ve, on dwelimg houses, warehou ad merchoadize, sad ¥ ‘ork, of whom. hee will er of pe thing E PRESS and Locomouve Omer, comer of Nassau, 2d story. —U f al Kinde, neatly and co accompany ‘Poktames retarn to 8 Fee, ii buildings tn rod! ary oa of per’ ' a4 ‘OCK OR NEW, PeEAN RC Tonirians and New ed Bull MARIUS ‘of this month, and there off ia tens ells efteraiee d supplied with all kinds necessary to do Rood Merean ie and commer: ial read i nde to Specimens may be seen at the o a ew aud eplendid master, is now loading, an Marius is vow fe stock of the LR H itlvely sail as above, PEs, Mo Bed 9 Baa wh fore ely ey! 4 goods will be recei e, and would \- ‘a valuable anim ire of Thomas Bell, Morris » and during the fair ott fot crossing with i ent John € Hehe, modetions, apply ort ROCERY STORE FOR SALE —For sale the stock and wh wad Liquor Store For pasticulars je ing hos. W. Thorns, my aes cuc can, tsident, t oo be sold - for in | & Co. who will | this city, and the intelligence received k ‘oodrat ct zoodnt to ‘sie is aarone. fe hh t . Vath, at 19 it Quleaan wharf foot of Wall tte, at which time DVAPOR Bathe | Mamptly forwar 10 SPORTSME, NTA rpigetie seTT to be shot for on the 1 tomb ake M. CARROLL'S MEDICATE sre for theumatian, ¢° re. wet ¥ x) pea, a At BROOKLYN FOR SALE—Nine 1 yi ated at Red Hook, ae fe ng each. Shooting to commence at one 1 gare Ingersoll, will sacneed a PASS, AGE a AND D FROW TVET POT Fim : mn Boyd, and others.’ The Vapa sold reesonnbie if 91 plied f adm nistered in the ‘AUM. tilt IOP. —Apnly at_No. 130 Fi Syrup prepares by the Biakere, 78 cents per bot. ICY ROUTE an warraied x ight 2 feet $i, ine! inches. oheap. LIBRARY FU ite, ‘a friends and customers to eription of aa oe tively sail from Now nd siverpool on the Ist of evemia Atl their General Passage Offic Mf Py south wre Ne ity or to WM. AND FOR SALE innoforte ane Seraphim, and twe ood assortment of i | cursion to Salem Inst even! | euchor off the bd front, and did considerable injury to Koga of Bridgeport, jane iit Le] ve an adver isemen rand that ieee Pitrebones is ies ar | Corthe male of every Fariety of moaraius goods, at 489 Brow wav ane doar from Brone REMOVAL cour; ie and her prpits, Grectnnich spe, i tnt te 0 athens K connoisseurs that agree that nothing of the been seen i this ¢. untry. ‘le wo Rapanshin, the closest opproximat day, Teacher of the Guitar Singing, Pi rms moderate, at 465 Bron hor nes wane e Na on will regen the fra pend Lal n few dave | yun Tus | Paty TR, Cabinet Maker, 499 Broadway. Nef thy geen of those who ma 2s fect l, jal rae ee th v0 THB LATEST MOMENT. TELEZGRAPHIC. Legislative Proceedings. Atuany, Sept, 10, 1847. Sevare. Bills wero introduced to fill the vacancies of Justices in the Superior Court of New York city, and the Re- corder of Albany, Ordered to a third reading. Billa were introduced to increase the power of the Board of Supervisors, and for the redemption of country bank bills at par, in the city of New York, were oon- sidered in Committee of the Whole, but not disposed of. ‘The par redemption bill was mads the speel f the day for to-morrow. 0 Assempiy Among tho petitions presented was one from Totmp- kins county, praying for un amendment to thy Constita tion, 60 as to allow the canal to be completed forthwith. Passed to a third reading —a bill to allow the Governor to fill the vacancy of tho Recorder of Albany, which was referred to the Judiciary Committee to examine the constitutional power of the Governor to make appoint. ments. Also, a bill, instructing the judiciary Commit tee to report a bill for the protection of emigrants. . From the South. Purtapenrnra, Sept. 10-10 P.M Flags are flying in both this city and Baltimore, and ® National salute was fired at the latter place, at four o'clock this afternoon, in honor of the news from tho seat of war, We have nothing later from the south, your express having anticipated the intelligence by to-night’s mait. Yellow F Fever in in New Orleans. Pucapetrmtia, Sept. 10, 1847. Interments in New Orleans from fever, Sept. 2, 77; Charity Hospital, 14; Lafayette Hospital, 14. Se BY THE MAILS, HincTON, September 8, 1847. Mail Failures The Whigs and the Slavery Question— Mr. Benton, ‘Two more-failures of the mail—one last evening, and one Tuesday evening. What « jewel of « Post Master General. The whigs are very foolishly determined to oppose ny acquisition of territory from Mexico, and to make this an issue at the next Presidential election—at least it would appear so fiom present indications. They ex- pect to unite in support of this policy, the fanatios of tho North and of the South, the ultra abolitionists and the ultra upholders of slavery. The abolitionists may support the policy, but the South will not sustain it, The great body of the southern peopio are content to decide the question by an extension of the line of the | Missouri compromise, and on the samo terms—that is, that North of thirty-six degrees thirty minutes, there Shall be uo slavery, and that its establishment south of that line, shall be left to the people of such Siate as may be formed south of the line, 1 look upon it as cer- tain, that slavery cannot exist, at all,in any territory woshall acquire by treaty from Mexico, for the simple reason, that slavery in such territory would be not only unproductive but burdensome. The North, consequent- | ly, can have no valid objection to the disposal of the queation, by extension of the line of the Missouri t | Compromise. ‘The South insist upon this compromise as @ point of honor. Every southern man who has ex- amined the subject, is doubtless convinced that slavery | cannot exist in any territory we may acquire in Mexico; | but, nevertheless, southern men will never consent to declare, on compulsion, that slavery shall not exist in | euch territory. But there are men at the South who forsee that Mlavery cannot exist in the Californias or New Mexico, and who, on that account, will oppose this acquisition, regardless of the manifold advantages accruing to the United men are so illiberal, and so blinded to the interests of the Union by selfish considerations, To protest against the extension of our national domain unless slavery shall extend pari passu, 1s preposterous. It is chimerical to 1» | ¢Xpect that the slave States can ever attain to a nume- | tical equality with the free States ; but their very weak- | ness will be # source of strength. ‘They will always hold the balance of power. The two great parties which now divide the free States will be obliged each t to the South, 60 that there is not, in reality, any danger of encroachment by the North on the area of slavery .— | The Southern States will be bie, at all times, to hold . | their own. The Union intimated, some time sinoe, that Mr. Ben- | ton would not oppose the administration next session. It spoke rather in hope than in certainty, and had no | valid ground for the assertion, Mr. Benton will doubt- | less be occupied in opposing Mr. Calhoun, and trying General Kearny ; but he will also find time to manifest his feelings towards the administration, to which, if not decidedly hostile, he is by no means favorable. 1 trust there will not be a repetition of the disgraceful scenes émacted last session. Mr Bonton is a very able man, _"GALVIENSIB. “Wasninaton, Sept. 9, 1847, | More Victories—The Rainbow appearing again—Scott at the Gates of Mexico—1 Truce granted to consider the offers of Mr. Trist. The lightning line brings us « report to-day of two severe battles fought and won by Gen. Scott, over Santa Anna and Valencia, of the appearance of Gen, Scott's army before the imperial city of the Axtecs, and of a truce being asked by and granted to the Mexicans, 80 a6 to allow them a chance of considering Mr, 1'rist’s over- tures of peace. ‘This does look like peace; or it may be a ruse to ena- | ble the Mexican government and army to escape from tne city; just like the truce granted to Arista at Mata- moras, At all events the skies look brighter down in Mexico, ho meeting of Con- P, 5.—[t rains like all wrath; and when good news ar- | rives in such cases the old women say it is # good sign | Yes, I 'spose so. Barrimons, Sept 10, 1647, se rSth, | News from the Army—The Great New York Failure — Fatal Accident—Mra. Farren—Stocke, $e, Our city isin furor of excitowment this morning, caused by the arrival of most important intelligence from the seat of war, The flags are flying from every | prominent point of the city, and @ national salute will be fired at 4 o’elock this afternoon, The news of the failure of the great firm of Prime, Ward & King, has been received with great surprise, and ork | jus caused fears to be entertained for the stability of | other prominent houses in your city. Messrs, Hamlehurst & Murray, of this city, have sue- ceeded in obtaining from Government the contract to build the machinery for the war steamer, now building | at the Philadelphia Navy ard. The competitors from a dle,ane | Philadelphia and New York were very be opennrny but as ir. Murra,’s staole, ne Sout! Baltimore iron has to be used for ail such work, Mesara M. & H. were enabled to underbid them. Here is now, therefore, the machinery for two oovan steamers under contract ja Baltimore, Messrs. Reeder & Co, having secured that for the new mail steamer to ply between Charleston and Havana. A boy about fourteen years of age, mamed John Smith, was yesterday killed in the lower part of the elty by « train of cars passing over his legs and the lot his body. He was endeavoring to get on the eds whilet in full motion, and fell under the wheels, Mra, Farren wade her second * Love's Sncrifce,” to = seting ie much ediatred by y- Sales of Stocks at Bali Ar rie Stock Beano, Nept. 9—$1.800 Ciry Sixes, 100%; 612 do 106%: 200 do,’ 1860, 100, Unites States lowed at 104 aeked, 10336 ‘Irie ‘Treasury Notes, ( it 101 asked, 10284 bid. State 6 per ceuts cle 17% bid. City 6 per cents of Loved vide Ba Atimore and Obio Rail pearance last evenin, d audience. Her style o} at 101 asked. 10h y shares 17) asked. 4° ty bid Pricapnvenra, Sept, 10, 1847, ‘The special express news received this, morning has eased the public mind of a portion of its anxiety In rela- Uon to the whereabouts of General Scott, but the curio. sity to learn the details of the battles is intense. Phila- delphia having a large number of its citizens in the ar- | my who participated ia the two battles, their friends are arith ne) | exosedingly anxious to learn thelr fate, y The Doctor Cooper, of the army, who accompanied | Lieut. Henderson and ten dragoons despatched by Capt. Wells to proceed to Major Lally’s camp, belonged to ds to the be- lief that he has perished along with the others of the de- tachment, unless the gucrilias have treated them as pri- soners of war, which nay be reckoned among the ta~ probabilities, The uncertainty in relation to the doc- tor's fate, is causing it trouble to his segs citeie of tiga oe thipaiege ey me The news has created considerable exeitement, and | the star spangled banners are fluttering from every flag | staff throughout the city, The steamboat Portamouth, in returning from av ex- Tan into & schooner wt both. About Colored persons were on board t steamboat, and it fs said that one man was carried board and drowned. ‘The sevore storm of yesterday afternoon has caused » in the telegraph Fires between this olty and Dat | tmore, and the interraption, up to this (me, hes nee been repaired. The arrival of the express has reo: