The New York Herald Newspaper, September 12, 1847, Page 3

the trade, Every country exhibiting an annual ite favor, eyual tothe sbove or in the same proportion to its own commerce, must soon be in s high- ™ Btock _nmange. sities *taprom * a 3B Cenan & Roch RR 199 a we 2moo ds een Wes F 2080 Ohio 6,0 = bee. x Saee do bio 36: Seon OY oh 115 Nor & Wore RR HA ha i eo 38 59 76! 10000 Reading Bds b30 wa Poy te ay aio Fermgre rat bo sain x ! o do by bio 34; 0 £ 68! 25 7 bio Ith Mores Canal Lo a soi boo Newdersey RR 104 B15 Kuiekerbocker Ins 1 News Board. S1gge0 Trees Botan te 101% 50shs Harlem RR 20 67; 1 {000 = 10% 100 Nor ie Wor RR b30 33 a oe fF We o 150 Harle Morris Canal b60 ie PF uo G1 “a5 Canton Co 3: thsLifaadRR 3 ‘Ponkwe tae Pe i 1 25 enor 2 wu 50 do ET SHeeRR as es do bio 3 mee Ol eee EY En oO do bs 34: a CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yorx, Satunpay Arrernoon, Sept. 11. The markets weré generally rather inactive, as usual on the last day of the week. During Change, a Zeport prevailed that the New World was below, with fcur days’ later news, from Liverpool, which had a ten- dency to check operations; but the report turned out to be inoorrect. Sales of flour were rather limited, while prices remained about the same. Ordinary brands from ‘old wheat were dull, while new and fresh ground, with prime qualities of old, were in fair demand and steady, for the Eastern market. Wheat was dull, while corn continued about the same. Meal exhibited no change. In pork there was more doing. Groceries were in- acti ‘Asnixe—The market for pearls was steady; sales of 50 bbls. wore made at $7, and 50 do. pots at $5 18%. Breswax—The last sales of Northern yellow were made at 24 a 24}¢0. Burapsturrs.—Flour—We note sales of 300 bble. Ohio ‘ Castallia” ground, from new wheat, (the arrival of which we noti.ed yesterday,) at $6 25; sales 1000 barrels Oswego were m made on vate terms, bu posed to be at about $5 50; 500 und from new wheat, were reported pa $5 75. Sales of 100 a 200 bbls. Ohio extra, sold at $6 25; Southern was inactive at $62 $6 25. The last sale of. Georgetown, from new wheat, was made at $6 50. Wheat—The market was dull, and the tendency of f prices was to droop; 1100 bushels of Genesee were id on private terms. We heard of no transactions in Western. Corn—Sales of 4000 a 5000 bushels Western mixed, were made at 65c., ae, do. flat yellow, at 70c.; ’3000 mixed. sligbtl; aged, sold at Glo. The fame was offered for 3 =n reek refused; 2,500 do., @ little heated, sold at 630 ‘Meal—The article continued dull, and no sales were re- ported; ea remain the same. Rye—Sales of about 1800 bushels new, were made at 750. Oats—A cargo of old was re sold at 45¢., new were held at 42c. Nothing transpired in barley. Receipts down the Hudvon River, September 10. ite: er ‘is.aoo bushels 7,615 do. 3575 do. 6,000 do. —No change. Corrre.—The market was quiet, and no sales of mo- ment transpired. MGorvon= The sales to-day do not exceed 2,000 bales, made at the prices of yesterday. ‘About one halt Of the api were by spinners, and the residue are apposed to be speculative. Fisn,—Sales of between 500 and 1,000 quintals of dry cod were made at $3 50. Mackerel were dull, and no sales of consequence were rep Fruir.—Bunch raisins, of prime quality, were said to ba scarce, and held at $160. The stock was said to be mostly out of first hands, while the market for all kinds had an upward tendency. Har.—No sales were reported, while previous prices continued firm. Leap.—Sales of 1,000 pigs wore made, deliverable at Quarantine, st $4123¢. ‘The article on hand in the city wa held at $4 25. lovasi Nothing of consequence was doing, and ‘the mark: pena oe rather dull. Navat Srones.—S8ales of 100 bbls. spirits turpentine were made at 510; 100 do, in store, at 52c, and asmall sale was made at 63c, 4 months; 400 bbls. North county rosin sold at 65¢; raw was held at $3 25. Tar we quote at $2 60 a $275. O11s—Limsced—Sales of 3,000 a 4,000 gallons of Eng- lish were made at 62c 0630. Fair sales of American city @ making at Gic.@ GS0. cash. It was aid '86}¢0. was refused for selected whale. There were several hundred barrels crude sperm reported livered in New York, at in manufsotured there ‘was no change in pric Provisio es of 1,000 bbls. prime pork were made at $11 50, and sales of 800 do mess do were reported sold at 1450. In small lots trom store prices ruled at $1175 for prime, and for good mess at $1487}, a $15. Beef remained without at in prices. Lard.in kegs, was steady at in bbls. at 10c. a 1030, Butter nd this State 130., and iry do at ldo. a jaisies were ordepae ‘at 70. 87% Inferior was dull, and prices in a measure nominal. Rice—There was no change, and no transactions were reported. Sucan—The market was quiet, and on acccunt of the inclemency of the weather, the 100 hhds advertised to be sold by auction to-day, were withheld until next week. Quotations for Muscovadoes ranged from 5%c. a 6)¢c.; Porto Rico, with other descriptions, remained about the same. Skxo—There was some parcels of new North Carolina flaxseed on the market, for which $1 40a $1 42 was asked. Clover was steady, while there was no change in timothy. Tosacco—We submit the usual statement, exhibiting the prices, sales, receipts, and stock on hand, for the week ending this afternoon. Sold Rec'd this beni Prices. this week. week. onhand Kentucky, Virginia WIN: Caroling 3 to 7H 00 his, 414 hhds otO4 nds 07 eke’ te 23s le 2les lobe = 41 bis 40 to 75 bo Bis of exports ever imports is the most favorable feature of in bbls, demand, and without change ie the bert pets quiet, and rece! ~~ ver! moerer Groceries he supply,end unc He P 1H, Sept. 11—12 ae ge river commen- ped ring ond ‘there, are 234 feet water in the channel, the Rev. John D On the 10th Sept., v. John Dow! Mr. "Jone Haire, heh ne ay Cees aitaes Manovos: both of Warren, On Frids; 10th instant after palatal flnees, the son of William’ and Rebecos Van Brooxs, aged I year, 7 months and 8 days. cas ea rat fe to al m 2 or ton , on Sunday afternoon, at 3 o’clock. not Saturday, the Lith instant, Jamxs Mritay, in the 7th yeas ear of his age, and for the last 45 years a resident ol His tsidie and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from his late residence, 267 ‘RMulberry street. On LG AC September lith, Hannan D. Cuampens, wife of G. W. Chambers, at his residence, Tomkinaville, Staten Island, after a lingering illness of 9 months, aged 4 The relatives and friends ot the family are particular- 1y reat requested to attend her funeral, at his residence, Mon- %, 13th, at 2 o’clock. in Saturday, Sept Lith, Denis Devin, at the City Hospital, , aged 19 funeral will’ Nake place from thie City Hospital, at 2 }° "clock, this da; the friends and acquaintances of his cousin, Dennis a) are invited to attend his funeral without further invitation. On the 20th of August, at New Orleans, Mrs. Barvarr, wife of Mr. Matthew Byrne, a native of Sligo, Ireland. On the Ist instant,at New Orleans, E. Lixcorn Dixc- Lay QL years, a native of New York. e Ist ‘natant, at New Orleans, Mr. Heway Finr- Es goad 28 years, a native of Germany. instant, at New Orleans, Mrs. no H. In- wee need 3 years, @ native of Ballina, County Mayo, Ireland. On the 2nd instant, at New Orleans, Parnicx J. mehr ey waite about 21 years, a native of the town of Longford, axe, U.t . 0. PS COLUMBIA LODGE, Ne. 16.—The mem: © bers of Columbia Li f at the Lodge Room, No.7 Cathar ternoon, at half past one o’clock, for the the funeral of our late Brother Joho Hill, whe caused by injucies rei d on board anip A Auhburi I. By order NES. N. A. Joun Wrrnenrit, Secretary. ‘12 10m HE NEW YORK Pe ene FaiR at Saratoga Spring: eld on ‘Tuesday, Wednes- day and Thursday, the Math, 15th, and I6th inst. Vii the Fair can procure tickets’ at the officeon board boat Alida, to cogrer. them to and frem Saratoga, bany and Saratoga Railroad, any day during sa! ate for $2 50. 2 2tis RITANNIA WARE MANUFAC ore & Norris, (successors to Henry Hopper,) No. 234 peered wetween Avenue ntly on hand and for oil aud spit- Teapots, Soup inges, Decanter 12 30t#re_ B. Brrtannia Ware neatly repaired. anne ne eT, ja MITE BRANDY An eagelleut aticlect Native Grapes for Preserves, Com it a much lower price than the i ted. "For sale'by JOHN D'HOMERGUE, 208 Front street, between Beekman and Fulton sts. 812 80t®re EW YORK, HAVRE AND PARIS AGENCY— aN Parcels packages, NiRtepry letters Ke. for transmission y the Frei to sail on tl ty will be Nos 10 Wall aurset, nucle orcicck aa Wednesday morning. LIVINGSTON, WELLS & CO. a12 de# re NEW YORK HAVRE, AND PARIS AGENCY —Par- for transmission by the cels, samples, a iW YOR Mh Va ail on the 15th, received French steam ship N at No. 10 e utmost care and de - patch at Hi mare mn fully concluded, and per- foual attention there will be given to any commissions ex- BY tisthre “LIVINGSTON, WELLS & CO, 10 Wall si PRD bt tl tes TO ALL PARTS OF EUROPE The subscribers will an a forward letters per donia, to all parts of HV close at 4%, F BoM. Weduesday, 15ch io ARNDEN & CO .,6 Wall street. aa Cor 12 Stre_ p-ahotteta can be wea ‘as above toall parts of is ‘oats, cassimere Pants and fancy Vest. h ant rich linings, $2 to $16 2 ash paid ‘and altering jeekman streets. ts clothing, cleanin; ay ‘ing, repairi rc WACULAR—TO OUR PATRONS AND TO PRIN- CAGER RL EY the anders ued respectfully aunousee thal notwidhatanding the severe loss the late fire, they have resume ner of Nassau and Aun streets, directly opposite establishment. fixtures were gence may be arrangements | They are grateful, however, to say of their valuable moulds and matfixes ware ious of their friends, and will in a few and in fall opera series (f.aew and hye repaired Arrangements have been made for a for new moulds and machi- continuance of favors from shren, and the printing trade generally’ roused them to fresh energy, and by rompt exei prow distiocti: are determined to maintain the 20 | arded to their house, as being #t the head of their pecutiar branch. For excellence of work: manship, durability of type, and. material, they will continue to challenge competition; thev have on hand nd a. gaantity of brass rule that were isposed of at reduced. pri Uiss cette coublec aster comesecvesecn ot tions, to have on hand an entire new stock of eve wired in printing offices. ‘The undersigned take t nity of ‘returning their grateful acknowledgments to their friends for their generouseflyrson, the late disastrous ocea- sion. ES CONNOR & SON, slittre HQICE PERFUMERY AND FANCY SOAPS—At wholesale, at barga nty-one Cortlandt st.; 50 doz. large Hock Cologne, to c! meat, remarkably low, oe Twenty-one. Cortian + Walnut Oil Shaving and. all Faney Soaps, cheap. Dalley’s and Cor- ele P fapet ae na ere article, wholesale, at Cortinndt st. Also, Dr. Sure for the Pilea Y ORD-R OF. HON. CHARLES P. DALY, / ‘Associate Judge uf the Court of Common ‘pleas for the City aud i! New York, notice is hereby ny aati ‘authorising attachtnents against and non-resident debtors that an attach. issued etinat the estate of CHAKLES GOOD. leut of the State of Connecticut, and that the be sold forthe payment ot his debts, unless he ap- pearand discharge such attachment, according to law, within r’s Cure, Balin of 118t4re uine months from the bef soln ion of that payment of any devts due to him by residents of this State, the delivery to ed or for bi within bel him, and ¢ h Way oe Aven ss MARTIN, STRONG & A. F. SMITH ‘Attomeys for Attaching Creditor, Wallstreet, NY. SEL FAMILIES—A gentleman is desirous of engaging a handsomely furnished parlor, with a bed-rocin attached, ina genteel private family, where there are no other ‘Ta.row remained firm at 9% a 10c, with sales. _Witszsmons—Salon of 7000 Ibs North-West were made at 340, ‘Wuisxxy—Sales of 100 bbis, States’prison, were made at ae. | Drudge was held at 27346. Freonts—The packets to Liverpool asked 26 for flour, and 7-32 a <4 for cotton; but we heard of no en- gagements of any moment on any terms. Heavy freight to London was engaged at 30s, and beef, in tierces, at 58. To S Oauuiean where wae nothing new. ae TELEGRAPHIC, Markets. Batrimone, Sept. 11—P. M. Flour—The market has undergone very little change since our last deepatch. We report sales to-day of 300 barrels Howard street at $5 25. Wheat—We report sales of 2000 bushels Maryland reds at 908 103c, Corn— Sales of 2000 bushels of Maryland white and yellow were made at 58.0600. Rye was inactive, Old oats were some firmer. Whiskey was dull, in barrels at 2730. ‘There was nothing of importance’ im provisions. ‘Tele: graph open again to Petersburg. Burrato, Sept. 11—P. M. Flour—The market remained without material change, and, in general, rather dull. Sales of 500 barrels were made, consisting of fair Western brands, at $475; fresh ground, from new wheat, this State and Western, were held at $4 8740 $5 Wheat, of, quality. was rather soarce, and prime Western was held at $102, Corn— There waa very little change in the market. Sales of 5,000 bushels mixed were made at 52 cents, including some parcels of yellow at 63 cents. Rye was inactive. Oats Salen of 5,000 bushela were made at 29 conta. (Re- cvipts omitted )' Freights by canal to Albany—Flour 68 © 60 conte; wheat 16 conte; corn 1234 cents. a Avnaxy, , September i. Flour—The market oxhibited no change. We quote Western brands and Genesee at $5 3714 to $5 63}4—the latter figure for fresh ground from new wheat. Corn— St of about 2000 bushels Western mixed were made at 64 cents. Oats—Sales of 5000 bushels were made at 43 cents, Whiskey remained about the same. There was nothing reported in wheat. Receipts by the canal during the [sn twenty-four hours were about as follows: flour, 6,000 corn, 12,300 bushel: heat, 2,000 d Freights—No change.” sie inte ci Bowron, Sept. 11—P. M. Flour—The market continued steady, and sales of all kinds footed up about 6,000 barrels of good Western and Genesee brands, at $6 75 8 $6. Wheat—no sales. Corn— ‘The market showed very little change, and we note sales ot about 10,000 bushels, includyng mixed and yellow, at 70 a74 cents Oats—The article was some firmer. We note sales of 5,000 bushels old at 60 cents. Hemp continued ates pratima kd emp dew rotted were made 150 per ton ay—no o} Provis: inactive, Freights about the aw joie ine: (Telegeaphic Co dence of Philadel hia Ball ee jigs It, Tete P.M.—I have bare "no, change ia m in markets. leavy, pales City Mill 6 wt 6.25, but more sellers haa bugory lodgers. ' Preierence given to where he ean have brea'fast served up in his room. Price no object if the accommodation is superior, Location in the immediate vicinity of Broadway, nd uot higher than Grand street. Address YJ, at this office: aU Grre 3- 30-cases heavy % black Felt Beaver glen brown do do bine do do & BRIGHAM & CO 60 Pine street. FELT rad CLOTHS— do MR. BLOODGOOL, mn reasonable terms— ‘ay Charaperes 2 Pints and quarts. warts ntillado, - pale Sherries , ra. ‘ale Otard Brandy, Old Pale Hennessy do. H open very ‘a Jamaica — tigua do. If chests fine Ooloong Tea, very low. ther ue Black and Green Teas, Oxes. ROF MODE. rous to obtan apply to the "Ehe vencher isu LANGUAGsS- ation as teacher of tion. COLEMAN Fraukiia House, Broad av. CHG CONFECTIONERY, STEAM REFINED D UNADULTERATED, shade expressly to suit the . Prime Loaf Sugar Candies, 1 Hine 16 cents, with weneral assortment of nd other snperior Saar Goo na ice, by ST UssiING & olesale € randenoe Penrl, cor. Madison. OssEQUIES of OCONNEL Phe Obsequies ia Me- mory of Daniel 07 Mill take place in this city on the 22d instant. The funeral oration will b delivered Hgceramor Be Seward, at Castle Garden, gn the 22d instant e Comm! final sit 20m omuiaere a the a instant. tee of Arran delegates Q' numerous societies au Executive Con of the AOR, York Repeal Ai ft nothin, lone ww make t sociation commemoration worthy the illustrious departe f respectfu'ly rvite all. Ho within reach of iT"obtain their place in Thomas O'Conor, ‘Committ instant, anger onNon, BLA CKSMITHS, MAG) ke. hance is offered of an MACHINIS? is he lower part of th on ms, i ATRINSON, 52 Went sect enter Je Dey Goods, i Merchants. mouth Rio Grande. Cons: ed and forwarded to all points on th Mexico, its in New Orleans—Messrs. Littanp, Mos ae and 29 29 New Levee. }, is nO; 87 Cedar street, T. Oliver has removes and Systems bit ahd he will conti and Systems as heretofore. bog Philosophical T'raasfer,’ # English e wat sD—Ar 61 Brosdwey 9 to assist pli Toh IE store 70 Broadway—oue who Bie ED An eps, lire eck & cht 3 “tn ANTED IMMEDIATELY —A figerate Milling: the _ best references required. “Apply at Mra. J. ¥' nt, No pAeip ime | Grand streets tie-up sears © mc ANTED—8 th seedy i ‘frig mapeatrale inmufhctungenaiahien iew Y. ther witha gentleman to oe prenl ha f the f the T'Se‘vor 119 New York postomkee, ee NTED—A good Cook; also an Amei woman as Wattiias children. ‘Apply at 363 "Fourth vaueet, ANTED | we. Ww work on the York gad tie aes boro, for one or tw i lah peck 8 12t* re " WANTED—A farmer Wile, to one who unde situ: wil peofternd, fas Est ian its branches thew toa a mi SHN CoBTEVENS, s array street, Le Peete | BS FRR PETAR ope ol So in the morning. . s7 7t*m GENT WANTED FOR THE CITY OF NEW, ORK, AGS PEL Ad Fasions-The popeltticy of tus nyaceua in suck as requires 50 exe- it ite late cont cuted, as ‘usual.’ with taste, and beautifully Or allant the figures 1 isa correct and striking likeness ott the — troduced. For \t stree' Lieutenant Colonel May. The beauty will warrant it success, wherever it ma) my be ener PARR Stn Sire? F, MAHAN, 211 tae PRACTICAL] BOOK-KERPING, No. 98 Double! fay Seen Author of gle nig Ho f the Simplified,” ‘and th Improved,” continues to teach as pupi becomes familiar from actual use with all the book constituting a set, and if will, eeping SOWER LOOMB—For sale, 30 Narrow vo Ci su perior make of iron, to w wilted w work, either cotton of woolen satinets, Kentucky jeaus, tweeds, oF drills, with oy cams. They will be sold at a bargain. Inquire at atreet. 39 18t* re abo; com ft supanaous i Hineeee e diumu yale ite Sonidered to o beanies, a peaked att are.) the tina Dragon C} ‘uuparalleled work 0 ‘of art, drawn My eutire y novel Band Carriages of a very gorgeous dese: rately carved and elegantly decora- ted and Painted. which have ony been ou the during summer, and are that the without the least ar dealt: te gagnieeat Hath of eens ‘Throne, drawn. by Elephants; the “Agent's Carriage, which, with harness, originally cost e100 sterling; sixteen vans, some wet aed ‘the costly. plated har. ite work jete in aie . ty pe cxsperee to be ie ‘he sa onus ert in a been ad east oad nae aa ee Sy" enaa ln aed od 1 jewsrs, Hanbury,’ Tayior Lloyd, Bankers, 60. Lombard street; London, will meet with i iate attention. Ree PRI Neri Orne are unrivalled suc. ER, feprchant yo “~ 4 eps the beat of mt hss Cassimers'and Vestiags, ms cash conpequently, can sell 15 per cent cheaper ime. ‘3d. eres are made as they ought to be, and done atthe ta vewe time be eK Ta ite made in tweuty-four hours. <<) ee of Gentlemen’s uit constantly on hand, dad cot at very ian low ron iw for cash on! BROTHER. 127 Fulton street, 85 30trre the Herald Office. Stax “ENGINE—One » ‘of two horse omplete, with Toeamottve be hole attached, all in 29 a 31 Gol I MF Ott lg hy Ceieureted Mme. ani 4 COR ETe first dancers of the reputed ‘Theatre: Li ayof Milan, (through the mediam of Mr. Martin, the have the honor to announce that th ean public a new entertainment, which, will ‘or Historical Ballets, with 7 assistance of theemiueat mimic, Mong Bartholomin, Composer aud Di- reetor 0 allets. Mous. Corby, the great comic ducer, of the ric iis of Franoe, and the first dancers, M’lle An- jau, and Mons, “Ail applications for engagemente torbe made to Mr. L. iar tini, the sole agent for the holomin and Moni Com. jnited States, at his residen 290. Broadway, au%6 i ors re street. ASTINGS’ COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA— Not only a positive but a warranted cure for consumption and all diseases of the lungs. This dispute about the cursbility of consumption, and satisfied the medical faculty, and all who have used it, that ‘conan, all fections of the lungs, eannot only be . bat they are as gasily and sumply cured as almost nny of the disorders to which the human fram ‘The operation of l which costs but sufficient to sat ifnot altoy lady, by the itume- no quack or secret reme- is one of the most emineut d has made a full disclosure of its his- ry, and all its comet parts, to the world ; not wishing to ineur the responsibility of coulhaing to himsett, for the sake of profit,a seeret which was calculated to do ‘such universal food. “And such has been the wonderful results of its Opera: tions, that the London Lancet, Medical Times, and the most eminent physicians of both hemispheres, are anxiously cal proarety . to have immediate it of a! this isa very expensive preparation, it is hot left around on commission, as is the mode with quack Reedicings but must be purchased out and out by t ain. its sali “ the larger cities ‘efore, persons residing where Hastinj : ptha Byrup cannot be obtaiaed, and who can be reached age; express, steamboat, or any other public ‘conveyance, | should write direct to M.'A. F. Harrison, No. 147 Greenwich street, New York, enclosing a remittanes for the number, of required, which will be immediately packed and for- d to them, in a manner to secure their safe and speedy —Moore & Co., the former agents for this medicine, th the consent of Dr. Hastings, of London, sold and transferred ency of the American contivent to Harrison, who is now the sole agent o "Compound Syrup of Naptha in the United States and ‘Cana! 1G@8! extensive nsso1 al, from the large: ‘a best place to procure an artiele best place to buy a Wig or ar Brod tory, No. a Wall street, near fitting Wigs. Copy the address. bi pus RECEIVED—A righassgriment te sane Cravats and Scarfs, he. at J. A Outfitter, 237 Brondwa way, cor of of Pewolace, UNDER GARME! large assortme Lambewasl Cotton, iip-vof tren ble style, at J AGATE, Gentlemen's Outfitter, 237 Broadway, cor. of Park GLI ‘ES—A apperic isle. of Kid Gloves, with a veleed seams, not TiableYo ring hossou, Bajou, and read and woollen Gloves, ran at variety, at J. KGATES, Gentlemen’s Outfitter, 237 Broadway, cor. of Park place. SHIRTS—The subscriber wot e attention of the patliwl to his sty! ripe de ip geuperior rand warrant . Cenieien' i Puruishing Sirée, 257 Broadway fer, Park place. #4 30t*re EW YORK DENTAL DEPOT —Dentsts and dro; gists are respectfully informed they can find at the sub- and black rentlemen’s t ‘of Silk Meri- 2 riber’ om plete. pesoremaat of Teet wenn ‘watraments, old Foil, Spiral latina, Gold, Foil, frecipitated liver Plate, Wire, Solder, ke., &e.. at very low prices. the abo Dealers in th acticles will find it greatly to their in- terest to call, janine an oN SOBEPH am determined to wive bai ae SEPH T. MURPHE #4 30 4st Brondway- N.Y. ious to the late fire, at No. 193¢ Ann street) woul: ustol omnes and the public seserally, T ME ASOHOFF, TAILOR, NO 2% ANN STREET, . (previ Id stoc! entirely new and fresh assortm@t of ey C Cassimeres and Vestings of the latest, richest and most fet: iouable styles, all of which Baving J just been purchased for cash, he is enabled (and will) furnish garments ¢ ut, mi trimmed in the most fashionable styles, at the ere 4 el fe solicited from those about making thei Tpimeyy NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN As the Fall and Winter Seasons are petting in, gentlemen would save money by looking sp their W Woollen Clothing and ha either cleaned, dyes tered rid and tal vere super ik, he is now oper an any- thing yet done in this city. Clothes cleaned or dypd_ without the aid of steam or colori rt notice. A ne ven to the pi 101 ber 1s indaced and determined to follow the ve notwithstanding all competitions, for having a small s ore he can work for small profits, As ne yentlemen will do well to call before going elsewhere. at Ni Murray street, corner Washington, at the Cheap Cash ‘Tula ex entablishment, A. CORTI88O: Clothes dyed warranted fast colors. EFFERSON ba rag oy COMPAN Y¥—Oth J 50 Wall street, opposite the exons ike ie te Thi th to Mewar fire, on dwelling houses, srarshoqaen bung i in repeal. | ¢ goods, wares, and indize, and every deseri| Soual property. Losses correctly suiyeomety of) adjusted and paid. ECTORS, Thos. Woodraf, BK. Hobson, M.D. Rrancis P. oaea Tucker,” "John? Moore,” Bakeks’ tt Caley canis, as. Holmes, ohn i iP Elisha Riggs, ‘Thos. Morrell, Joseph Alfen, Bagene Bogar, Wa. K. Thor, Robert Smith John R. Davison, MOSES TUCKER, . esident. my’ safe and gavrelling of the » recommend. ‘Tie Vapor Beth ayia tore A calamvaeal a prapared by the Soakare.75 conta per bot tle. _ aad soe )AGUERIAN MOHN ROACH, Onician 02 Nassau street New York, where every article of the hae quality be had at the lowest price. Honch’s ‘Triple Compound of Bromine, a superior chemical, producing quick pictures of fine white tone, now used by the best operators, a few of whose names ich’s preparation, and recom- to any thing of the kind in use:— 3 8. L Walke 18. eoaenuey, 1 KtON, Norm Carolina; F.C. oy; A. J New Y. C. Doane, Montreats Blane & Brother eu by the manufacturer, 2 Ni ; G. Dexter, Syracuse; ; William Bi M \. Vir- 0., Bpringtield, Connecticut; ood Brinsmaid jrother, Burlington, ‘Vermont. aust 30t*rre MLSNHARDT'S GILDED BRASS LETTERS FOR hese letters are remarkable for darabality and Ty moni dhd yy any other article in aloo japanued to any color Guat ay beldesired. Orders left at Joues, Beebee & Co.'s, 120 Fulton “Fhe aregeratgy horetst) einting between Meinhardt & Stott was dissolved ox the io Jul Oa pher a bi gy oom f end Nodersigned, ere 5 disposed sf ‘their = "| Be Satie Fist ees ee if onc edny nd re pe pabliga emai jaance to their A jors, of the LHARNDEN & CO, ee continu neonnection ih their Custom House, Exchange aud General Commtasion Bare as heretofore. Orrices—8 © all sans 194 Beate street, Boston. and 60 Waterloo Road, Liverpool. New York, Seve i 1847. CUAPINERSHE NoTi TICE. —T! 4 subseribers beg leave to inform their friends and andor ins that they ler the name and have this day formed « Copartnershi wyle of BLAKE, COOLIDUE & Wik Paras of (conducting che and Ni Lay eld for the Express business between Boston have purchased nee, and th of Messrs. Harnden & Co. their good will and interest in their well known Eixpress between the above cities, which will be conducted under the style of xpress,” and beg a continuance of th upon their predecessors. DEXTER BRIGH patronage hitherto bestowed M, Jr. nye Court street, Boston. ne Halt a lew York. R, Union B ans H. BLAKE, RED. W. COoLLivas, ENNET We Wilke New York, Sept. 1, 1847. 82 Qwisk2wos AGUERROTYPE PLATES, CASES, c HEMIC ALS, Apparatus, &e., of Eaperior ‘quality, at lowest market pricesat = ANTHONY’! National Daguerrian 247 B: way, New ott. constantly on hand. 8, Providence. | a HE ORIGINAL @ALVANIC RINGS, bands, t belts plasters, magnetic fluid, &e, wl retail, at 193 road: John street. Denlers capelied on liberal way, corer term: [i rp to be manufactured by the original makers, and mach reduced, 192 Broadway, corner John VE an20 tr re ‘ADS OF HAIR—Heads of Ha Tose a ‘articles for- iorly bnew es ‘Wigs and Scalps, prior to. the Late im Provementeof Ridgway are now known ouly by the ttle, owing to ietly natural appearance and arti tout ensemble, causing them tobe the, most desirable, ar pert, ral head of hair. ‘To be jad only of CHA RL OWAY. practical Hair cutter and, Wig maker, 170 Brow way, len: stairs. Call and see them. vate rooms for fitting and trying on Wigs, ke. Sanere ViEW o OF GUSTAVE, Sra ee i if YO Jon nee, formerly a : Wik igi tat wrth sf Camd he is eg M hon, 44 Broad street decane of something areetly rio his ere mies eek OVATE: BOULANGER has che honor to inform the public and her pupils, that she has removed to No. 68 Greenwich street, and that her school will re-open the first Heptember. ‘Terms. the same as formerly, payable in advance, either by the ~ ath or quarter. Wanted ‘a lady to teach the English. nu28 30t* re HE NEW YO. gS ey ae peal K FAMILY MOURNING STORE— if fet and second mourni) variety; M Millinery, Hosiery, les are formed establishments intended solel; for the sale of every vi y Smaurning we }) at 485 Broa way. one deor from Broom 2022 30 re SHOPS TO LET, WITH STEAM POWER— frm To let, the premises inthe rear of 70 aud 72 Bowery, and rear of 42 and 44 Elizabeth street, There ae three Feice Builaings with a good steam engine. ‘The premises are OW Vi and possession given immediately. Entrance from th Bowery, find acartway from Elizabeth street. Apply at Raynor's book store, 76 Bowery. sil 3c*m umber of valuable Lots situ- el Uvrowavenue, and L iamsburgh, -fronting on North yea, ee wih Jerk rons upon favorable te at his house North rime! and Friday. be ‘Apply to YOHN” SKILLMAN, Jun. treet, near Union Avenue, oe id re TO LET—A large and commodious an the Sixth Avenue, between Waverly Place and 8th ‘street, havicg the mdera imprevementr, bathing room, &e: he house is new and very convenieat. A part of the furni- ture would be sold ata fur price, Possession given imme- ‘averu, well fitted izhborhood in the iow doing a first rate bustness—pro- Papal CrJAMES UPTON ae Me, Want My 7D : eS amcmntuer aay: wl ms ih: of Bi about $1000 pe: i Noam ate street Tesi Thomas Wright, deceased, he county ted of Ccfambi im les froin the eity of Hudson, fan and, 90 of which are wood ; thereat under a finest te ofeultivation, with Kood ee: The house is large an conventent, aud in the best order. beautifully situated, sur. rounded with vi sof feuit, ‘The above place. will be sold low, and on accommadating terms, or exchanged for good productive ‘or further particu| auire ou the prem 58 14t*m barns, ‘A. Wright, or of SAMURL RHOMPSON. 313 Rea at. N.Y, WM. WRIGHT 249 Pearl st. PAPER MILL AND VALUABLE yan FOR SALE.—To close a concern.—The paper mill and farm are situated at Andover, Connecticut, 16 miles south- jartford, and 23 miles northwest a of Norwich. e mill is 38 aby 76 feet, with Jt contains five engines, one 72 inch fow ier, a first rate water Wheel, and everything requ: for a good paper mill. The Mill manufactures about 40,000 dollars worth of paper per annum. It is at this time in full operat spected by any person desirous of purchasin, The farm adjoining the mill contains about 80 acres of ‘0 wi added the with eect TEDDY THE T0282 LATEST MOMENT. idow Bacree TELEGRAPHIC remmclede the farce of SHOCKING EVENTS— paca : Gi finhoot, meee Doe ej Lorethy Miss Hor. aIG: Pevformaace will Commence HLY INTERESTING cisely at ball tat $ Pres : Rae aS ie eae W. Sackson, Manager; From me NOT Meet PUBLIC. Manger Banh cine in eos enal alteration for ‘copay, 9 will heer favorable ¢omparison wi tensive patronage mands from him every ext takes this opportumty of assuring he will use ever the erection of the favors iy Cet jor the purpose of re- Seo to, merits cou liberally bestowed on Soils co SANTA FE. TWENTY. FIVE DAYS LATER. INSURRECTIONS A} AND MURDERS. INSUBORDINATION AMONG THR AMERICAN improve- aud couvenience as y Theatre in the bestowed on the jis power, and he e patrons of the Bowery CAA, E} DoBarealn by "Basi ina, Biguora bars open at 7}4, a kets 50 cents,jto all parts of the house. Ter ag lie, Si rit. pan je minuagement ot September [3th ieee Ds SLVIGLI YA~Count Altmavi Pero Onalie Flore oie: Fortunata ‘Tedesco; Bertha, Sig- performance to commence at 8. ALMO'S OPERA HOUSE: be performed the Til k# MAN, or Bentarets better haa Force, vel will susvain five characters, fer rnc the R.—Monday Eveni 3th, will a ; performed renee OK Bs Alan Boe tt TROOPS SHS Mente: Mr. anssus, Taylor; Victorine, Miss &e. &e. ke, ‘To be followed’ by. TOMPKINS BLUE-~Mr. Thomas pido Tompkins, Mr. Walcot; Mary, Miss Fitzjames. 4 ch conclu ip aevine drama of THE BLOATING BEA- iweinwati, August 11, 1947 By the arrival of Mr. Autry, at St. Louis, accompa nied by Mr, Barnum, of Baltimore, information has boon received from Santa Fe to the 23d of July. Letters directly from Chihuahua, and from Moken- ney’s company and train of sixty-five wagons, have also arrived, dated as late as the 3d of July. These letters contain the details of the murder of many Americans by the Mexicans, ‘The persons and property of the Americans were ge- nerally respected at Chihuahua, but none except neu- trals were permitted to leaye the city, and even they “ were compelled to pay a duty of six per cent on their Property for the privilege of so doing. No articles of merchandize were allowed to come into New Mexico by the Southern route, ‘The elections were to take place on the second Men- day of August, Seven of the murderers of Brown, had been convicted rel NGAGEMENT pity-three | in epee on Jose Villarin willbe presented thé Doctor Bartolo, dey Keven SAEED EN in_ which Gabnel Re nd John Sefton th hree. ements on the TIGHT ‘Ravel, Madame Martin Ja- &E ark ic ante mime of VOL-AU- to commence at 8 o’clock.— aes which, Venus _and Ado Mi pe tollowed by SARATOGA Spi ‘o be fo! lowes y Gs— swell Me- Holand: Mes Panewell, Mrs Palauasid Bo conclude with the GOV olfind: Letty Bei, Msn Marya pper joxes, $5 ; Orchestra Boxes, 50 cents HELLS O 1 THEATRE = r toed HOURS Jorkya Gaiter, Mr Hollands 1 Ist time, THE PAPHIAN BOWER, or mis—Mars, Mr. Monday eve ‘Tpe time of Col. Wilcox’s battalion having expired, it was ordered to leave Taos. ‘Twenty of the citizens however, had determined to remain and fortify the place. An insurrection broke out at Taos a short time pre- vious to the last advices, but it was nipped in the bud, and the leader was compelled to fly precipitately to the mountains of San Clou. Gen. Morales was at Santa Fe. wiF Holland; Patty Prattle, Mrs. Cunningham; Venus, Miss © RN r Boxes, 25 cents ; thie one shil. Pete porris Comic Singer, Miss Bernarc ures of Amistad Prt OURANG ous wee. ROC: Admission 2 cenu—C! x Fig rANG—300 Ly Col, Price and his men are represented to have con- ducted themselves in 4 manner hignly disgraceful to the name of Americans, ‘There is said to be no discipline whatever among the troops, and vice im its worst form is practised by both men and officers, wholly unrestrained by Col. Price. LISTS. NATIONA m under ten, on: PORTRAITS. fe: ste ‘The unparall rous admirers and heads main one week longer. In addition to their airesdy well organized band, they have secured the pre-eminent services « 'SIGNOR DON MANUEL LOPEZ, (eat time in this country.) H GUITAR, cannot be equalled particularly requested to attend. ude with the admirabl More ws ROOMS, above Walker—A Gi Won— Aancuncemen it Extraordinary !—One bss VIRGIN Admission, 25 cents; by their parents or guardians, Aiprrosriate seats will be reserved for the accommodation of ladies and chil Doors open at 7 o’clock—Commence at TA SERENADERS, at the shi establishment. Commencing on Monday Ey afey Sept. 1 ralleled success they Ea laughable asleogee of Deo BROADWAY.—406 Broadway, lorious Battle has been Fought and f families, have induced them to re- eee pertormande onthe SPAN- ildren under ten years, accompanied The Colonel is also said to have lowered himself much in the character ofan officer, by declaring that he would haul down the American flag and evacuate the town, if not reinforced before the 10th of August. This threat of Col. Price dad caused many of the traders at Sacraficios to pack up their goodsand prepare for leaving the country, as they well knew that all the Americans, as well as the friendly Mexicans, would cer- tainly be murdered upon the withdrawal of the soldiery From the South. Puitapeventa, September 11—P.-M. ‘The New Orleans papers have failed to come through by the southern mail, and the Charleston papers cen- tain nothing ‘later from the war quarter. Neither do Week More of ve jag wich, their nume- nd Vamghable ra of Saffo, entitled FFO! price. 12 3t#re ood land, part of it intimber. The improvement: three dwelling houses of the following by 36, with wing 22 oy 23 feet, with carriage house and other conveniences attache ‘one 24’by 30, with wi ng 17 by 22 feet; alee “eo by 40 feet, all well furnished with barns, wood: ec. ma bove property will be sold low, and a good part_of the ase Money may remain on pond and rss Ome ch For.fur- ther: particulars apply to PERSSE & 65 and 67 Nassau street, N New York, DANIEL CRaGG, 88 Litre Windsor Locks, Connecticut. ‘OR SALE—A VALUABLE FARM on Staten res of land in a high state of ion and well fenced. The turnpike road ruos through the farm, which @ creek, from ing lot outbuil rea, abe water and abuadance of the farm, which hes within half mile of the landing helsea, where the steamboat Raritan calls daily, and four miles from Port Richmond. For terms and further particulars, apply to Mrs. MacGregor on the premises. FOR SALE—WESTCHESTFR ree ‘0 gen- in want of sites for country seats; to market “. to a persons passing over ridge at private sale, in ots containing {rom h. ‘The lauds are within 15 minutes walk of the railroad; front on good roads; are neighborhood of ichools, and churches of different denominations;,the water is dood, and location healthy. Title indisputable, “Terms mo- Gouverneur M forrisanin, Westches- ‘rio Walter Rutherford, nsellor, 79° Nassa0 st., ani? 30t*m ioe SALN—THE PROPERTY IN UNION VIE LAGE, N-J.—Con et acou7 store and dwel- ling HOUSE, barn, 3 ouses, 2 Waggon houses, corn racks, &¢..Jwith, 8634 acres of excellent ina figh state of cultivation, well’ watered. and timbered. ‘The hot surpassed by any in the State—nor is the store to,be surpassed for a country store. ‘The property will be sold bargain, as the present o fog ald to attend tot. ‘Title table ea to JAS, BL BARK, every Wedueadays, foot of Courtlandt street, from 9 A.M. OTP Neamt Th Mesayoasti iF Mj Nork Real Ketate Company, comer jane Ani? 30¢*rre FINE GOLD AND SILVER "WATCHES.—The ‘Subseriber is selling all descriptions of fine Gold and Silver Watches and Jewelry, at retail, lower than any other house in the city. All Watches warranted to keep good time, or the money returned. Watches and Jewelry ex- changed. Gold Watches as low as $20 to $25 each. Watches and Jewelry repnired in the best manner at aah less than the usual prices. GEO. ©, Importer of Watahas, and Jewelry, Wholesal Retail, auld 30tis*re 51 Wallstreet, comer iam, wp stairs. pW NTLEMEN’S HATS OF THE FALL STYLE, arenow ready for inspection and sale, at Robert. ton street, New id at the Br. nch Store, 63 Fulton stree’, Brooklyn. alling the attention of the public to our manufne- the positive conviction that we are now ca Inne for the price than any other os other days to the New “Broadway and ad Maiden son’s Pasar Hat and Cap Manufactory, 09 a jo lo lo 4 Moleskin Ad ST USfere BURTON, wr the FOLATE Solo BE $ ‘Also. Short Napt Silk Hats, neat and durable article at $2 0, with a large assortment of Caps, some new patterns, much for sale at low. aries at ia ANTA’S, No. 91 Can ____¢orner ‘of Wooste work prononnee it to be wnequi pia pelld Migs fof hax cn onty ‘be obenined at iad ia atyle of hat ena onty be obtained a Soir ne wneud the talk of fashionable circles, is that one cannot be recognized as A KNOX” he Paris Boot oi rium, is Fon. the of French Calf Boots for $1 30, equal to the het fe itor St, ma So gris itor e for $3 50, warranted to give satis. ipuent ( Boot ine na Shoes, Gaiters, ke constantly Aled, = iy let sole Bootamade to with a fme assortment of all goods in hi c f ‘and Nas a1 30t* re WM.M. YOUNG. PORRAY ecm EXCURSION ERALD Ape fark Ry: mi Jem on Sunday “arattins io Hi i ‘sau streets, opposite the Herald office. 2orelock, P.M.; Gr an o'slock, BM : returning le ¢ Harlem 5} bi) ‘above trip wil ford passengers a fine y: ae East Hurlgate, and the various public buildings at Black: way i236 cents. sil 2ttre FOR NEW ORLEANS—Lou York ‘tee of Peckeaes ir —Regulat Houcket fo oll oe Monday, Geiobertth—‘The wnlendid Bet sniting pack: amp "Thos. logersol, master, will positively ‘ails bove, her regular day. ‘or freight or my wing handsome furnished accom. modations, apply onrd ile hart, foot of Wail street, or to Lins (8, 46 South st. Agents 4 Rey. Priewe, ‘Woot ‘Co. who will prompuy fo orw al EBS to ther address. The packet. shi) will succeed the Onwene - her reanlar ty PASSAGE TO ay. FROW LIV! DU os By the Uni ets.—Packet of the 13th Sept: saber ket sh TON, maar pln ae Fret wit post tively snil from New York ow Monde ‘aud from. Liverpool on the Ist of November Ww. At their General fase egy or rartlos Hout tae D ‘faa « iverpool. PACKET SHIP iien CONSTITU’ ION, yEOn ee FQ —Consignose per this vessel will sens permits on board at west side rgarthout delay. LN Tysed pot permitted i ‘ive i tite "K MINTURN, 67 Bouth st, three aspirants for and orations with w! Vere HILL AND DR. VALENTINE will vee combined Entertainments at Mech»nics’ Hall, doors above Gran: ming eee the week, commencing at i Guat ATTRA —BTHIOPEAN | Passengers from the south give any further intelligence. ERA TROUPE —This unrivalled troupe,composed | ‘The woather here is cold en ough for thick clothing. of ie performers Backus, Violin; F. Stanford, Hanjo; pst ak Celestial Chimes W;, Price, ‘Trungle: L. a: | Crelegraphic C orreepondence of the Philed. Bulletin} Cy the Apollo Rooms, 110 PETERSBURG, Sept treuiug this week, For further particulars seesmall ills; > | ‘Tho newspaper mail has not been received here from rel? terre the South, although I believe there has been nofailure to ive | connect on the route. It is probable some of the paper bags have been left. behind, in consequence of the mense rise in the rivers from heavy and almost unprece- dented rains. A gentleman of this place, who left New Orleans on the 4th tells me that nothing of a later date than re- ceived by the Fashion has transpired there, and that the papers of the 3d contain all the intelligence known, ‘There is no doubt expressed as to the genuine charac- ter of the news, though it all comes through Mexican sources, ‘The general impression is that Scott is acting under orders from the War Department te form a treaty of peace with the Mexican Government, without taking the reet, on Monday, Sept 811 3tis* re price. o’cloel 12hg GIGNOR BLITZ has the honor to announce thathe will give his much admired performances on onday, Sept woe and Tip ae NATURAL maGie AND VETRILOQUISM, Imitating a dozen different voices. Doors open at 7 o'clock. performance to commence at 734. Admission 25 cents; children under 10 years of age half Aliemoon performance on Wednesday and 8a He NERVOUS MAN !=A far atthe Park Theatre this evenin oll cents. An Crags er oy "Mr. Cullis, & life—price 25 cents. For sale b: 12 itm ERFORD & C 0, Publishers | “Modern Standard Drama,” 2 Astor House. city, under the impression that an assault and bombard- ment might produce a counter revolution unfavorable to Santa Anna,and then there would no government.to treat with.j Baxtimone, Sept. 11-1 P.M. ‘The rumor of last night rocelved here this morning has nothing official from the seat of war, nor d contain anything else of {nterest in the way of news. Our distinguished countryman Wasssgton | Irving is in this city. ihe looks much better than I expected, asl was under the impression that he had become Pech Ge- bilitated by sickness, The a of FA gegen was very severe on the Chesa- peake Bay, and fears are entertained of wrecks and dis- Ltrs. The sesmbeas due ftom Nodak mene et reached this city. A heavy northwester is prevailing nt by supplied printing. street. UTTON'S YAN} 123 Falton site circulars, bills, an siblcstaiel tevovine press - ers, and all others dome business, will find this office we! with all edo.” Bpeaiow b he tended to pecimens may be seen at the o THO! #10 3t*m. cE PRESSES an corer of Nassau, 2d story. —C. accompanied by rain Legislative Proceedings. Auvany, Sept. 11, 1647. Senate. This body were engaged all the morning in the dis- "| cussion of a bill to release Cattaraugus County from cer- _| twin payments into the State treasury, arising out of im of all kinds, neatly and cor Merchants store kee, I necessary to do good I printing MAS URS. da arte over $8 start to make a race. be al 16th, by 9 o’clock P. M. Govern, No. will walk as above, fora five hundred consecutive day afternoon, September 15th, at 3 o'clock. __Admittance free. i 40, to come off September the 20th, two wile under the saddie, free for trotting horses thet never won « ‘hree or more entries, and two lose at Green & Bevine! on Thu To ch 170 Cherry street, purse of, ours. the anti-rent disturbances, ‘The bill was laid over. ‘The bill for filling vacancies in jugtices in Superior Court of New York and Recorder of Albany, was passed. ‘The bill for the par redemption of country bank bills was farther discussed, but not disposed of. Assemmy. Among the petitions, were several relative to the Sy racuse and Rochester Railway, and for the immedinte completion of the canals Mr. Bascom gave notice of a bill to fix railway fare at two cents per mile. ye more to CONKLIN, Proprie JOEL © and clos at half-pai fad uh Attended above, post ton, and corner th Lady Suffolk A. Soon name: jone Kenuine Fleet street, London. or$i, American cur ton street, New York, rs, accompa st 1, am sports are over. to. Per attention. as y TO THOSE TH REGT. OF U.! clothing will ke ive acres, or $100 Trenswi rendezvous rooms, at CENTREVILLE COURSE, L. | URSE $100—$100 co the second oest; 3 mile heats, to come ‘off on Monday, the 13th of September, 7 the two celebrated hors jand names ch. m. Almack, 5 years old, by Almack Doras Snediker ual br. ie cars will leave South Ferry. Brooklyn, for the course past 2 o'clock F’ Moy Fare each Joe 25 c yt. 8, 1847. IR SALE—A Sorrel Horse en at P. Harney’s Stable, UNE KUNDRED REWARD !—Stolen, from t. aes: ba h—trots an ore scriber, on the night of the 9th instant, a oourbuilt and round-bodied. sorrel horse, about 15 | vary Kail, and paces very Tost i] when taken away ; carried his hend low when small whi ht fore leg, between the ankle and knee, spot on the back with no hair on. an oval bodied Leather-Top Wagon and two sew bove reward willbe paid for the retarn of the above [aco tow and the arrest and con- tar in his tithe dick” GEO. W. yeaa, corner of South Fourth and OR SALE hgh, single ie is a fast trotter. iy at Mi ferry, B noblemen throughout the Kingdom of Gi rsons paid, with good reference ‘double ry fast and will be sold cheap. Murray's Livery Stable, wear South Ferry, __ #7 6 re © FARMERS AND BI Pais hg tharonsh bred short ER: ined. an ight? fe &. &1n. Lady Suffol Ly after, a’ match for $200, play or pay, mile heats =A dark brown Mare, 1 six years old; warranted sound I Gouble harness, and under the saddle, an iS AND BROKEN Wi HOLSES, sped gr perspanently ly ered by t The bill from the Senate, relative to the Superior Court of New York and Recorder of Albany, was passed. Neither House will set on Wednesday or Thursday next, having accepted an invitation to attend the State fair TROTTING. BY THE MAILS. Wasuinaton, Sept. 9, 1847. Interesting Correspondence—Another Good Letter from General Taylor. Many letters have been written to General Taylor, and he has given some excellent ones in reply, in reference to the Presidency and his views of the leading political questions of the day. One or two of his answers, how- young ati soucd. | ever, to political speculators, have not been characterized corner ticsie’' | by that clearness, tersenees, and simple Incldness of style which distinguished his official communications. We suppose, that in these exceptions, the cld soldier was annoyed by his applicants, and disposed of them with the least possible ceremony, as any man would dismies an unwelcome visiter, whose object 1s to cross-question, rather than to give friendly advice, In these cases, deliberate and studied reply was, perhaps, too much for the soldier's patience. We have seen letters in the hand-writing of Gen, Taylor, the style of which, as far as the subject would admit, is the fac simile of his ad mirable despatches. We have to-day beon favored with the reading of a rivate letter from the distinguished chieftain, which Ras suggested the foregoing opinions. An estimable and ' | accomplished lady of this city, admiring his virtues as a citizen, his simple and republican habits as aman and as | a soldier, his brave and steady courage and sagacity James K. Polk, in harness. nder the saddle Jefferson, 4 years old, by Henry and return after the OEL CONKLIN, Propstecar. DOLLAR premises of the sub- “AND F forehead, and a small » pleat € Had a sma! ndred dollars for the ec est streets, Williamsburgh, or 17 Fulton stre Vor! ir. Mui 7 a | “ The shock, the shout, the groan of war,” | his humanity to the vanquished, his consideration for | his men, and the spirit with which he presents his wants, years. As a medicine for He | his claims, and his rights to the Secretary of War—and, ke si fal eon offers th | said the lady, from the whole character of the man, a4 confidence of their appt | disclosed to the country since the opening of this con- | tont, judging of his capacities for the highest civil station | the World can bestow, did on the ation June last, ad- | dress @ little complimentary letter to the said General Taylor. She briefly, delicately, and in « spirit of reve. | rence for the sterling old man, adverted to bia ervicen, | the glory of our common country in his achievements, | the Ratiafaction of the people, and thelr | pose to elevate him to the Presidency. Sho expressed. ope that if he should consent to become am avowed candidate, he would present himself unfettered by party shackles. ' She was firm in the belief that our fair coun trywomen would sustain him, &e. In ordinary cases, from «| few letters that w seen, the replies of Gen, Taylor to presenta and eompli- punctual! addressing daa. Howse, 113 hands high, ra Py aed sound, and kind’) Harness, and an excellent sadd He ean be seen Brooklyn. DERS OF ST OK K AR fred atthe Btate mentary notices are brief aa politeness would jus Se and teihof this And are. we should say, specimens of the neat fine o Matlus te now four i \ | graphy of Major Bliss, with the si eee, 8. &e., 1 of his stock of 1 Ear Commander ‘st tho conclusion. Not eo inthis case. Darham B ‘The elegant band writing of the letter addremed to hi him, aniaeee the evident sincerity of the writer, and the proofs. ‘ee ticular inquire of Thomas Bell, Morria .. | the face of the paper, that a refined and secomplished or areal Yr aad during the ir ot the UcB\Ticte’, | woman ts his occrsepondent, no doubt tnhuwemtne ota Seaton. 810 9¢* re General to take the response exclusively under his own FOR SALE—The finest young Newfoundla. | | jurisdiction. From the a Deginning to @ end the reply Bis. f dow in the city, mammoth size, LU Tmonthe, 014, p ja in the bold, strong, mi distinct, and ‘euiphatic, rectly feet lV inches, » | hand- writing of the Chief of Buena Vista. A soldierly ’ | frankness, a manly and paternal eae, but withal | an inflexible pry fers to-hts fc jons of T mr ee vo, JOIN oplaion, mark this letter of the thug en” NS. Al ae Wanted In no point does me Beg A aise the general Fm reels others oR, fy gal te the residency, ex hig A is more explicit in bis es Panene . y of Ran oll ang A sa head cers las m that it « ority of the ra tee tee tng good people pronounce in his favor, he will obey their eit seat sowsmn Hew Yorks se wishes; but intenda, to no application for pledges, une at ow Ser ; to make any other than fidelity to the Constita: (MUSIC pote, ASD ron Bal. he Hon, For y years ae tm the field; end has Duletimers, and a good. assortment of Gaunt | in conned’ tak rt in political affairs If and ate Accor he above vn ie on Guitar, moderate, juence elected, he will pomestly ‘endeavor (2 follow the example Pianoforte, Acordes of our, Cw pee some ‘ean ta woletne on Broadway, the and ison) participated vo ly in framing our federal rompenk He playfully Bo -'4 that Dis election