The New York Herald Newspaper, September 15, 1847, Page 3

~~ in beauty and’ richness. “he sevence of fens other scliteon, “ait progressive, wip he bas te ti 0 w head, Ee ie Tg Si His hats are emphatically fall hats, as he bas fallen in the Pemeer Presenting a better article at the old cheap rates, ft Merchant®, Traders and Piant- | ers of Loursiaga, who may now be sejoum' New York, are respectfally snyited to attend Honte, th Wednesdey, Se prem! he best to relieve the four sick aud suffering brethren in the city se sranne oor i Hw eRe! MONEY MARKET. ‘5 Tuesday, Sept. 146 P.M. Quotations for all kinds of stocks are running down as rapidly as any bear in the street can desire. Norwich and Worcester fell off te-day 6 per cent; Reading Bonds 44; Reading Railroad 34; Farmers’ Loan %: Morris Ca- nal X; Canton 144; Long Island }4, and Harlem 1, Trea- sury Notes, Ohio 7s, Pennsylvania 6s, and Reading Mort- gage bonds closed at prices current yesterday. There ‘were very large sales of the principal fancies at the de- cline, and the market closed heavy. Norwich and Wor- eestor ia now lower than ithas been for several years, and we seo no immediate prospect ofits being any high- er, but on the contrary, there is every probability of its going lower. Within the past ten days, there hasbeen a decline in this stock of vighteen per cent, and the bulls must have any quantity of backbone if they can bear ‘up under it. ‘The demand for foreign exchange by this packet has not asyet been very extensive. We quote prime bills on London at $a S34 per eent premium; on Paris 6f. 2634 a6f 25; Amsterdam 39% a 40; Hamburg 353; a 36; Bre- men 78% a79. Wecannotexpect remittances will be made by this packet of sterling bills for a very large amount, at the rates now ruling, as the probability is that the premium will be much less some weeks hence, when confidence becomes restored, and the character of some of the bills on the market improved. ‘The Mohawk and Hudson Railroud Company have declared a dividend of two and a half per cent, payable on the loth of October. This isthe commencement of its dividends, and they will hereafter, without doubt, be regularly paid. ‘We annex our usual table of quotations for the prin- cipal State and other stocks ubed for investment :— Ni Maaxer. Phices oF pL pind 1s ae nee roa amt awftate, able June Mi. Suly 98. Jute 6 186 —1s—- —a— bint 1862 10T alOTSg 105\4a10534 — ai0d Md 1856 105 al06 105 al0o4q 104 a — 3 103 99 «10 98 A— — a— Trea’y Notes6 —— = New York, — ka a 1856 103 al033¢ 103\al033g 103 alos. Paced iongetns™ itary — ioosgatouss povavetwssgcCMosteto0es ipoweey Ww 9: zas} — a 1870 433 aa" a aig aha 40x Myenrs 47 aie 8 Avani Hi P 5 feunencg 8 —— a a | York City7 1857 107 7 1858 106 ts 5 1850 98 if $ 1958-7096 LkComeN.¥ fall Be iq N.Y. Lifo Ins & Trust Co. 105 Unies & sehen Byracuse & U Auourn & Syr Auburn & Roc Railroad, GI%a 6h ¢ & Hudson Canal, 190 a — Rend:ny Railroad Bonds; "78 a 79 Reading Ratiroad My Bas, 76 0 77 ‘There has been material decline in some of the lending securities, which we can attribute to the slight tightness in the money market, and the doubt and un- oertninty stil! existiog reiative to our foreign affairs of a political, financial, and commercial cburacter. We have received from time to time advices from the seat of war calculated to allay all those fears grow- ing out of the prospect of a protracted war, M&t the eontidence they created, has generally been short-lived, the accounts never having been sufilciently definite to give permanent hopes of peace. The progress of our army aa not been arrested at any point, and Gen, Scott has vet himself down before the city of Mexico, ready any moment, to take porestion, We doubt, howover the policy of his doing so, even in the event of the Mexi- ean government refusing to negotiate a treaty of peace. His position outside the city is much more tenable ; he oan control supplies mach more ef ccually in the passes to the city than within its walls; he has the first chance at everything intended for the consumption of the in- hubituvts of che city,and can help himself, theseare some of the considerations which have uo doubt infla- enced the Commander in Chief of the army of occupa: tion to notenter the city. Our accounts relative to the armistice, and the disposition evinced by the Mexfcans to negotiate with our peace Commissioner, are not 0 clear as ‘hose regarding the movementsof tho ermy We are disposed to seize upon every movement giv- ing the simalleat hops of peace; bus we cannot shut our eyes te the fact, that the Mexicans hove seen city after city full into our hands, without evine- ing any disposition to arrest the progress of our army by negotiation; taey have, even atter all their strongholds had fallen into our possession, and’ their eapital menaced, refured to negotiatiate upon avy terms—and we can hard!y conceive {t possible, that eueh @ urea’ change could have come over them; that the government could so suddenly have come to its senses: Tno:eis apower in Mexleo behind the government, euperior to it in every respect, and not £0 easily reached We mean the people; the masses, So long as we cannot get thoir consent to any treaty we may choose to make, there is no guaranty that any one mode with tue government would last twenty-four hours; and such is the pregarious position of any government in that country, that no set of men would daro do anything diametrically contrary to the knowa wishes of the people. In consequence of this, we do not look for auy immediate cessation of hostilities, or for any immediate arrangement of the difficulties between the two governments upon amicable terms, Further ad viows from the seat of war are anxiously looked for, a¢ the gceutest doadt and uncertainty exist relative to all our #ffairs in that section of the world. ‘The public works of all our States continue to be ex: cordingly productive, It is estimated tht the increase in the gross incomes of the public works throughout the coustry, this year, compared with last,will average about twenty-five per ceut. Should this bo realise, i¢ will be & very gratifying and a tery extraordinary circum. stance, The increased tolls ou the canals of this State, thus far this year, hava been nearly fitty por cent, and on the public works ef Pennsylvania about forty per cent. Works or Pervert vania~Incomu prom Vous Receipts for August, 184% $191,739 11 Receipes for August, 1846... 186 313 40 mse August, 1647... ne Of tolls recived j to Septeunder, WHIT. « Game period previous your... r $1.211.373 09 647,201 68 Incrensa in 1647. . aro see ecee cess SIGITL OL ‘Tho wggrogate tolls this year will not fall much short of sixteen hundred thousand dollars, and the increase will not vary mush from five hundred thousand dollars, eompared with the total of last year. Thie addition to the revenue of the State’ of Pennsylvania, will place the treavury in ® very prosperous condition, and put the psydent of the interest onthe debt beyond a contin® gooey It isestimated that there will be in the honds of the Stato ‘Treasurer, on the Ist of February, 194%, the doy when the next remi-auuual interest becomes dne, a surplas over and above that payment of full halfu million of dollurs, Licois and Tadiana are ina yery prosperous eondi ton. aud the arrangements recently made with their oredivors will be promptly and religiously curried out ‘Thee States are rovidly filling up with « hardy and in lost « vailtion of poople ineach. Tho Innds owned by thesy Stes are becoming rapidly settled, and are « source Of large revenue toTho treasury. A portion of the Qsoteof neh Of those States will by liquidated by the fale of Chew lands, ‘The faterest sorip will be absorbed in this way, long before St reaches maturity, and it will | therefore never beoome a burden to either of the States, ‘These lands should be considered in tho light of a rivk- pg fund, as their proceeds will form a nucleus around || whioh all the fproperty of ouch tate will seoumulate for the ultimate Hquidation of the debts. Poon Gey SuH0 D Ey 47 Tks wa bio 47 ‘Use, 333 tJ b Bae 1 a oe a3 i $.: % So Long Island RR 39 0 Greeawich Bank 100, 0 “4 | 100 Farmers’ P'rust 30 ba 8 eS pA 35 Vieksbure Bk 9. 10.0 Harlem RR 66 00 Morris Caoal sthyear 13! 256 do beo 66% | 1 3 do b6o 67 iat ieee 28 Nee bee 8 49 200 do 360 65 150 FH aw 49 40 do 6 0 lo 46: $5000 Trea. Notes6s s3 10334 25 shs Nor& WorRb60 49 3000 do Wig 250 do 48 2000 do 103% 25 = do 48 15900 do We 25 do 483) 10 shs Haslem RR * Camgon Co 60 Ry lo 2 ihr | BsNerk Wor RR ‘iso Sas “G why 50 0 434. W0Long IslavdR 610 3354 | 50 do s10. 48” 30 Farmers’ Loan 23 100 do b3 48% 200 Reading RR 60 66 # do 4835 200 do 65 468 New Stoc« Exchange 60 sheNor& WorR = 49% 40 shs Halem RR 50 do c 4 50 do a 53 66 40 do nw 48 50) do b6o 66% 4 do blo 47g 50 do 30 GbAg 50 do 4347 40 Long Island RR b3 34 50 Harem RA #3 65% 50 do © 338% 50 do b3 66° 50 do 830 0 do ¢ 66 $0 Farmers’ Loan 33 CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yoru, Tuxspay Arrennoon, Sept, 14. The market for flour, as usual, on the eve of expected later news from Europe, was inactive, while prices r¢J mained about thd same. Wheat continued dull and saleg made at seme decline on previous rates. Corn continued heavy, with sales at previous prices. Rye remained the same, ‘There was some little more inquiry for good meal, with sales, In pork, very little was done, and the market washeavy. There was no change in other desc. iptions. ‘There wassomething more doing in sugar, while coffee ‘was quiet. Asuxs—Sales of 100 bbls. pots were made at $5 18%: while pearls were dull at $7. Bevswax—Sales of 2000 lbs, wero made at 240. Burapsturrs.—Flour,—Small sales Genesee fresh ground, from new wheat. were made at $5 75, and 400 300 do., from old wheut, were reported sold at $5 0 $6 6234; the latter figure for fresh ground; 2000 bble, Oswego, sold at $5 60, and 600 do, Ohio flat hoop sold at $5 60. A small lot of 100 bbls. B. bad, with 600 a 500 do New Orleans sour, sold at $4. MWheat.—Sales of 1000 bushels Obio mixed were made at $1; 600 do. Illi- nois Red sold at the samo price, and 800 do., good quali- ty Genesee new, mostly pure white, a little mixed with red, sold at $1 15, or om terms considered equivalent to trifle more. Corn,—Sales of 2500 bushels western, iixed, were made at 66 cts.; 1700 do. white sold at 68 cts; 2000 do.tinterior mixed aold at 6634 cts.; 4000 a 5000 do, including yellow, sold at 63 @ 68 cts, and mixed at 65 cts , and 2200 do, high mixed or. yellow, slightly mix- ed, sold at 66) cts,; 300u bushels damaged mixed sold at 69 cts., and 4800 do. at 58 cts, aud 2600 do., heated at 60 cis, Meal.—Sales of 280 bbls. prime western N. York were mede at $270 cta., and 50 do., fair quality do. at $2 6234. Rye,—Sales of 1400 @ 1000 bushels!were reported at75 cts. Oat ‘New were worth 43 a 45, and old 45 « om ots.; One or two cargoes were reported sold at quota- ons. The following table gives a comparative statement ‘of 10 ge of Breadstuffs on the 81st ult. breap str day for the suiling of the Cambria, and the i4th September, ‘the packet day for Caledonia. Sept. 14, Fiour, Genes $575 2 $5 50 35 G2d6 Straiy) 975, a Vino tat hoop . 5 S0%nd Gabe 5 373605 50 Olvo round b G2iga6 5 25 "ad 50 Fheat, Genese 118 @ Western whire 11d a wo Red... 100 al 10 Corn, Western mi 65 a 6M Corn flat yellow... * 67 a 68 Com, Northern round do, 1077 0078 | 68 a jormmeal, western New York... Unsettled. $250 03 75 ew Jersey, _ 325 a PGi 4s 090 a093 73 a 7% fous wo a a 2 a BH a 58 57 iver, September 13. tee 27,800 barrels, « 400 bushels. +14,000 do. 210 do. . . +++ 8,600 do. ere firm at 31 ets, for sperm. Coxvex.—Tho market was quiet, and no sules of con- sequence were reported. ua of 200 chaldrons of Pictou were made at cash, Covron—The sales to-day amount to 1600 bales, chief- ly on speculation, and at very fuli price Fisn—-No sales of cod were reported, while prices re- mained about the same. Sales of Halifax mackerel, No. 3, were made at $4 94, and sales of 100 do Massachusetts do were made, No. 1's at $12 75, and No, 2's at $8 50. ‘nurt—Penny quality raising were searce, and held at rr 1506 @ 1600, Heme—The market continued firm, but no sales were reported, Leav—Holders continued to demand $4 25, Moi asse fhe market continued inactive, and no sales Of moment were reported. 60 hds Cuba muscova- do, sold by auction at 20¢ a 200, ca-h. Navas Stoxes—Sales of about 700 bbls raw turpentine were reported (including a portion sold yesterday after- noun) at $3.25. There was no change ia rosin. Spirits turpeatine was worth 61¢ 4620. The gale noticed yes- terday was 100 bbis, and not “1000” as printed. Oins—City pressed American was offered at 630, which was a deciine of 2 cents, English moved very slowly at 68u,with a dowaward tendency Conniderable luis of country, in barrels, were offeriag at 58¢ 60 1000 gallons unbleached winter sperm soid at 116c, aud 00) do bieached do at 121 Provistons—Pork co ued dull without change in quotations Sales were confined to small lots to the retail trade, at prices not indicative of the market value of the article in considerable parcels. Beef —Sales of «Low. 300 bbis city mess were repox ed at $12 75 a $14; 82 Werces sold at p18 26. Butter—Common and inferior i iries continued in fuir de- mand. 1be sales 10 day embraced about 200 packages of Ohio at 113¢¢ a 13¢. ‘This, State fair quality was woith 120 # 10¢, and good dairies, 140 a 160, Cheese her dairies were worth 7¢ @ 7}gc, while common were ul Rice—Sales of about 200 tierces prime quality were made at $5 Si tg Sucau—Sales of 600 bhids of Muscovado, part prime qaullt', ere reported at Ge a 64jc. A lot of very iaferior Porto Rivo, consisting of 12 his YY poor, at 440, and 17 do do, at d$ge u b/g. Sums over $100, 4 mouths. Tosscco—Virginia and Kentucky leaf continued in fair demand at steady prices; 200 bales of Cubs were Teported sold at 18e, 'a.tow—The market continued firm, and sales of about $000 # 10,000 Los were repurted at 10 euWitatenoxy ~ Northwest we quote at $4a 360, and South Sea at $50. 4 y v.—Thero was nochange, States’ Prison was duiet at 276, wuils 27540 , was asked for drudge. Woo the sales of American fleece, during the pre- fent week, have reaghed »bout 20,000 « 26,000 pounds, at prices varying from 28¢ to 450. ‘The receipts continued but sules were about equivaleat to receipts, and hence there we no accumulation of stock. 1a foreign we note sales of 70 bales of African, on terms not made public. Far ®.—Rates continue inactive—to Ltverpool flour wes taken at 28, and cotton at 7-32d. To Londoa heavy fro'ght, (such as oil cake) was taken at 30a; measur ment goods, at 253. @ 278, and naval stores at 3%. 6 38. 6d ‘Lo Hamburg, cotton was taken at 249., and to Haveo, wt the ame price, Saves or 81. Dominco Manocany at Avetion—Cargo of orig H.G King —10 exotohies wt 1025¢0 per foot; 10 ly av Be do; 240 do 50 a 72Ke do; 1360 do 33» 480 do, Sdo 25 a 959 do. Black Wainut—217 logs luige a 42%. Rogewood—64 logs Honduras, $54 a $10". —— TELEGRAPHIC, Markets, Ba.timonr, Sept. 14—P, M, Flowr.—The market continued rather inactive. Sule: 0f300 bla, Howard strect were made at $5 25. Wheat The market exhibited no change of moment, while gales of 2000 bushels, consisting of Maryland reds, were im at Fl 0da$l 1s, Corn—The market was heavy, and eal of 2000 bushels Maryland white and yellow were made fat 60c. for inferlor and 6c. for fair quality. Provisions. no alteration. Whiskey,no change, in barrels it washelu at 27u274e. Freights dull. Teiegraph interrupted tor « short time to-day between this and New York. Nothing new fron the South ‘Aupany, September 14 Flour.—The market waa dull, and sales quite limited We quote fair to good western brands, with Genese: at $9 874 @ $5004. The latter price for fresh ground from new wheat. Whoest market dul, and no suleg of moment transpired. Corn.—-Snies of 2900 bushels west- ern mixed were made at 61 ots, aud 1000 yellow, or high mixed, at 62 ote.; Whiskey no change; Provisions qgaet Receipta by canal, for the Preceding A hours: Flour #00 bois ; Wheat, 6000 bushels; Cora, 2,200 bushels; Vee- sels rather Beare: a Boston, September M-P M Cotton.—The market continued firm, and sales of 2000 bales were made at the slight previous advance, Flour was dull, and prices dispored to droop. We quote good Weatern brands, and fresh ground Geneseo, at $5 8754 0 $6. Wheat—No sales. Corn—Sales of 6000 bushels wrre made, cousisting of Western sonnd mixed and yellow, 700 a 75¢. Rye was dull. Oats—Sales of 3000 bushels id were made at 630, Woiskey was dull, and provisious inactive, Linseed ofl was heavy, while fish ob was firm, with an upward tendency. No change in | teoights ustyicles populate tren y and In. | (Telegraphio Correspondence of Philadelphia Bulletin } eC iOts po alton a + Consus of 1850 will show a! Crerenvnon, Sept 14,12 M.—The water in the ehan- nel con'inaes on the rise, and there are now near four teetwalor Large draught boats will doubtless be able to resume und continue their regular trips for the reat of the season, In breadstulfs the aepect of the market in very heavy, and in fayor, generally, of bayers Cot ton is firm, with hight sales) Very litte doing {n provi sions, aud prices without change, Hemp active, Wool, fair demand. Gr-ceries heavy—the stock amplo. | @TOLEN— ferao n, ebout 4o'eloek. from the Soares oes Poarth suet} silver fonts wartid W. Wie | 1. Band one bauer katie, matked M.D.P.' al5 10*re a ee HIS of nea aaa © skckeT— geluck. Performuce wilt commence pie | cise! Bowe, PHATE W. Jackion, Sanwer Ma Stavens. Sage Mann tree Thie, Bstabli modelling the in Gecorating the rwith the petits lee ‘ a *Dupuiss Mr wields Cecile, Yosterday, 14th Bepee 68 cries) ‘he friends and acquaintances ted to attend her funeral from her Vandam street, this afternoon, at 3 o’cloek. Of consumption, Sept. 14th, Mrs, Many Ans Covsi in the 29th year of her age. Her relatives and acquaintances, Lafayette Engine Company No. 19, are ‘lock, from hi : Piped crNe. a Foreyt! ove) m her resi , No. | On Tuesday. the 14th inst., Peren Durry, @ native of county Monaghan, Ireland, and for the last 30 years & resident of this city. | His friends and the friends of his sons-in-law, Dr. O. J. Brady and Mr. John Gay attend his funeral at Ii 16th inst., from his late residence, 486 Grat On Tuesday. 14th inst., Berwano Scucuy, of Queens county, Ireland, in the 35th His friends and acquaintances are r to attend bis funeral, from the corner of Water streets, Brooklyn, oa ‘Thursday At New Orleans, on the 1ith August, ef t! ing epidemic, Mr. L. Wxscort, merchant. in the 25th year of his age, formerly of this olty. H., on the 3d inst., aged 88, » revolutionary pensioner. At New Orleans, on the 5th inst, eldest son of Louis and Frances and 6 months. ‘wee GP trom cto te : style, with patent springs, &e. m harp und lyte ghee, ba The aon sees boca nd lyre fights, &e. ye stock can examin- to at the auction room, aud Hers and persons Gtting up gas are respectfully y time previous’ to aro worthy the attention o also the mem! for se, eagieeaty I UCT . i GRORGE #, ROLLI T AUCTION—NEW CABL ber 16th, at the Ware Ri clogte James: B. Garrietaon, long and | about declining business, | cousisting of sofas, | a FU NIFURE—On pa prc and gcuventonce = somparison any country. ‘The extensive patronage alread: shouse, ands from him e y of assuring the patroas «f t vor to. merit a cont towed on ie ee | the 7th contain no new: will bear favornbl orally known ai tre ‘ance of the many fivors 40 the erection of the present edifice. HATHAM TH. AFLET CHER. ES OF de Chartres, Mr. Neafie; Mins € To be followed by Browu, Mr. Waleot: D o'elook t desks, pembroke Pierre Palliott, Mr. chess de Chartres, the farce of KILL OR CURE—Mr. rs Brown, Miss Clarks ‘To conelude with the nautical drara, T LOG—Tom Cringle. Mr. Nealie; Al beth Staunton, Mivs Hildreth. ‘Boxes, 25 cents: Pit, 1236 ce C0 601 ASTLEG .RDE to remove their articles from the esty, ‘erms ersh, pavable in bankable money, 813 20M W*re GLISH LADY wishes a situation as a lady or teacher, she would hat music and French if req ;; at this office, will be immediately attended to. espectfully invited f Jeckoon and | afternoon, at 4 ‘OM CRINGLY?S red, Mr. Stephens, Euiza- ir, Aanon Wi1s0n, ME. TATELY—A first classy fashionable other need apply, eee Ae DH. BROOD. S&CO, 116 ond 118 Cherry, corver of Catherine at, Girl, about 14 No Poaty nce j weather ITALIAN OPH COMPANY. 89 wn nune from Havana, under the mauagement of Dox Jose Vitus: Ronext Louis, the jaumy, aged 8 years | ‘oomorrow Even inj ROMEO AND J ihe st SHwrT. FOR kb GAZ Pol i this week, 1 its new aud e1 Freseaia, Apply at Tourdh atory, one prior to their departare for Boss BENE oncom non—stertling in LMO’S OPER. P's case, ‘Trantpo I record of eriminal offences in the United last steamer. | atrention A HOUSE.—W. performed | SKETC ‘atta: Sir Matthew Seraggs, Mr. Vache; 9 Sefton LA 8YLPHIDE. Hela, tation ve. Pei ut on the present ice, will receive imm: States and Europe, forthe Pelee $2 per anuum—single numbers four cents. LL AND WINTER CLOL ang Warehouse, Ne tne Old Norch Vutch Clothing can be had to CLOAKS—Ol black aud blue Cont Glorieux, Joh To be followed by Leon Javellis Sandy. Gabriel Ravel ude with M. D uo’, Francois Havel, 1.20078 open At 73g, performance to commence at & oPelock.— iets 50 cents, to all parts of the house HELL’SOLYMPI i. Sept 15th the: TED--By a epecta ‘atthe ity Cloth. | . directly oppoeite | urch, where every style of ket and taste of all. rome Ravel. amatl private fainiiy—eon be —Roquinet, Ga- r Apply t 13) Bora | —can be seen for two days, ation by, ‘a Seotchmen, who wil NTED—A situ mself generally HEATRE—On Weduesday T will N BOWER.—Vs Mr. Cunningham; Veuus, Miss Mery ‘Tay. w farce, entitled ‘T) Vand; Lady Blauch Gra er which, -n new Jorkyn Gaiter, Mr. Hi To conclude with Short, Mr. Holland; ling ; Private Boxes "Door open at 76 POLLO ROOMS — Bociety have mych the kindyess of seve enerously volunteered their eu GRAND CONCERT, in of Ths funds of the hg rae . 20. AT THE APOLLO KUOMS. ince his return, of the celebrated artist, HENRI HERZ he King of the Fren unrival ed composi LA PARISIENNE, bravara variations for the pian Wr. eeu 4 at au be produced, and reference given, | t 1GHT TROOP & respectable young wo tb y: bas lived for the last el Rive the best city refe t treet, in the rear building, si 3.*m 0 PANTALOONS, plain and fine French ‘Doerkius.” and En meres. Satinets, &e , of ever VESTS, an eudless variety of . A WIFE FOR AN olland; Poity Prattle. Mey. ‘Pima Oe W'S WIFic—Hickory | Boxes, 25 cg yh ears 150 to 600 | Mease to weylo, fron black satin, velvet, ¥nglish, German and estings, which will New York, tom | charge of the business of the com 119 New York post office. IMMEDIATELY—30 or 40 good Stone Ma- ork on the York aud Erie Rail Road, Laynes- . Wages $2 per day, and steady employment for ou pplication to be made at the Columbia Hotel, JAMES COLLINS, willtiaM BEARD, be made up to order to suit the most fasti _s15 30t*m 102 Fulton st., opposi EK HiNGIsGS AND W offers gieat inducements i ss merioge Rapeniol | lowest market prices. He also ma- es, Trunks, and faucy Paper Boxes of ali | South Brooklyn. iy for cash. fanted to work on Band Boxes at 85 Bowery. c re E asuire in ANnOUNeiL ly distingu shed art First appearance, —The contents of a ancy Dry Goods an of the ist to H. who will play several of of an established and profi. | street, Brook! time in America, wents are wanted to tent article that will come ints univ Ru momma of 8 te | by every man, women aad child i * is plersant aud neat. Guo: ine VANA Lett) MART 205 Water street, corner of 400 ‘per year over all expense: h | sponey are invited to call; ion by him at the grand coucert le, in Paris, in aid o Y. following Rent artists have likewise volunteered their e Sigr. BEN) DETT ns, jh Opera, 1 rept coen ia ut of the recently arriv PRR OW. BA’ Francis Butler having jan ut ares jo Have raugemeats with ten RLS FULLER, stree 0 ima wit to assure t! je Paplic first baritone of cle at the lowest importation prices, jew Orleans, his se- —Daty free for exportation, O GANARY BIRD FANCIERS —A m ry bird fanciers will be hel e Niblo’s Garden, on Friday evening, ! ir the report of the committee form 4 constitution and draft bye laws to govern the »bove as: r ll canary bird fauciers are invited to attend. 1 presi the ulars will be found in from the committee, Re the door, Concert to commence at 8 o’c! Te MERICAN MUSEUM, cor rformances both *S ETHIOPIAN. 8 RK KENNEBECK V@ the Yankee Comed Fi f Amistad NG Sto NAITO! ELL, the famous For Children under ten, it . LENT NE will give ing this week, ibove Grand st., @ music stores lock precisely. DANCING, No.1 Washington Place, Mille Pauline Desjardin W FRENCH GOODS. ~-James Beck & Co, beg leave to call attenti:n to the: D | and gentiemen re ir extensive assoutment of new ND 8A | classes for the ‘he | brane in rich colors | tember 2 . | ber 2, wher sho will Dances entirely new, wi Besides the usual Dances | texeh the Polk Peve Morris, Comi Saturday, Octo. OURANG Our. Mad. ROCK 0 e the ‘pleasure of introducing se: she has just received from c ndes Ce Fleures Pyramidea Volants FORTRAITS. the Maznrka and Police Quadrilles; ta imps, the ndzthe new and graceful waltz Hedows. ‘thanks to her name: their combined entertainments lall, Broadway, a few doors Tickets admitting a yentlemar j ald 3ti ERVA ROOMS, BROADWAY.—a6 Brondway, ‘Walker—A Gioriows Battle has been Fought and rdinary!~One Week More of at the abore establishment Perspicieree a Ruban Saiu a Personage: Deutelle a pplequee Moire Pekin Pyrami OK SILKs, plaia, every width, of hi laid, striped, &e. INS, extra rich goods I Messrs. Atkinson & Co. tn’ Queea Vicious | rous patrons, and begs also to stat | tlemen who’ may honor her wi assured” that al with their patronage, may rest | Schools and private fe | Yate 'essous at her residence Broadway, aud No. lL Wi lance may be known, Sept Fiave thet with, theiraitme ds of families, have induced them to re- teacher of the French and §) nd Jate professor in Mr. Crittendan’s Female Academy, Brooklyn, begs to 1 form those gentlemen who are desirous of acquiring a thorongh al and speaking Languag the 20h instaut, at his rooms main one week long Iu addition to their airesdy well organized band, they have secured the pre-eminent IGNOR DON MANUEL LOPEZ, vhose perfo.mance ou the SPAN: Musical artists are partice larly requested to attend. The whole to conclade with the admirable aud laughable | lauglinble burlesaue of the oper of Saffo, entitled Flushing Institw ¢ of the Preach. Spanish ’ es will recommence on \¢,in this country,) w 205 Water street, comer of Ful- UI! ¢ who may wish to enter their names, nested to apply ws above, at their earliest convenience. Walter Scott, and | auested to app ope Admission, 3 cents: Children under ten years, xecompanied u rdivns. half price Appropriate seats will be reserved for the accommodatioa ¢ Jadves and children, Doors open at 7 c’elock-—Commenee at | NO PARENT jlusic taught on | RTAN SHAWLS, of supe- 3lan d' Fancy Pl the Clan Tartan and Fancy Pia LONG BHAWLSof the sams. —ALSO- Plain Shetland Centers of the same make. Plain ‘Tweeds a new and supe- FRENCH GINGHAMS. Paris embroidere Do rience in teachin, | nnd can refer to lusic, to the Herald office, shall b 15 20k SEAL ENGRAVE Hartan Cloakings (ER, 233 Broadway, opposite the | TRILOQUISM, og a dozen different voices: Doors open at7 o'clock. periormance to eminence at 7% Admission 25 ceuts; childreu under 10 years of age all d merino dresses, with visit. with cape and visit. do do painted in any style, warded toaay part of the price. he Hekeot Heme | gAltemoon performance on Weduerday and Saturday at 3 i do do with corsage and jupe. es Platix Cesrrese Doe . with upwards of 200,000 names. ny ved unrivalled sue PL vi cess at BANFORD B. a Kulu Always gives good fitting Co Cassimers aud Vestiagy consequently, cau eli 13 per cent cheaper u di White, pink, bie. searlet, straw buff . 2 CHUL EB FRENCH ME) of Lupin & Caileaux’s factured for ow owa t lor—some extra fi EXAS LAND AGENT te Pad can be found | st uanafscture, selected and manu: eof every auality and deniable’ co ¢ goods, superior to auy other imported. AM+bs HAL CLOUD. Por ecutres of ludia Shawls. ple, &e. Tab CASHMERE D E’COSSE AN MOUS D. 8, ANP Rich chintz 10 col’ “AAD WARE ik CLOTH, WATCHE arments are made as they ought to be, and done at the HAGRS A ve WhOULy ie cow Meade Up Stirs Prices, 1000 gross low priced Ki fiue rowad stag do ‘nives aud Forks. di do $9 1 4 9 127 Fulton street, vext to the Hereld Office. AN’S GALLERY OF OIL Fal 203 Broodway, above his Book Store, choice Pictures by erlelrated masters, vi ¢ Dying Gladiator, by Da the blacksmith ; Helea nglish Roadside, Kec. &e. erior to any public exhibition of Mr. COLMAN imports ail the from London, Pa stp'dchintz figures | do do | Simple patterns High colors for ehildce ‘ple KET MOURNING GOODS. es bo Lupin s beat make, 6-4 bombazines Calieux fils best make 7-1 4-4 mouselain de laines < $035. Ke hageneral assortment of staple Birmingham and Shef- ods. at low prices 613 12t ead a* re or Nap om ‘ares in this country few Popular, Engraving ris, and Germany, which with his extena:v« jooks, Paintines, Faey Stationery, Materials, he offers st tve soet reazo NY DUCK—A constant supply of the va and 44 inches wide, warraated superior | to any in market, fe se ‘ le bi Mouselin de Laines NATH. & L. & GEO. GRISWOLD, TAWLS. ymere aud Broche Lovg Shawls, le prices, wholesale o LINOIS AND MICHIGAN CAN AL NOTICE to bond the same, square aid ten Saari on Orape Shawls, of every din pen drawing. 1, WedSsSat ef re HitheK SAV. mor French being now iy the eit benefit «fan "vet fo 1 Serip,” approved February 22d, 10 Scaife at reduced price: UX VISHI's, BUKNOUS CLOAKS, ke. tive Visits Kon Chango. Power's Statue of the Greek ow pen for exhibition, at the National Acade fiom 9 A.M. until ms Hokets 50 cents, ANTALOONS — ‘applying at the all street, where au agent may be found from 10 A.M. to3 P. M., for a few | days. ilinois and Michigan Canal Bonds will be given for the prineioal, and Laterest Cert desire ble that th Meriuo Closks Velvet Sultains BOIVAN'S PAR ALEX \NDER'S. WEDDING AND SORIE, DRESS: ronlesed Bustin Dresses, n we AHRENS, the well koow Thilor, 204 Aun street, has lately received ever 100 piec Jassimeres, of which he makes pauts to order for oul u of fandirg will be Y ated during the stay of the Governor in New | ~ Also, Fenech snd E: from $1 to $8 per py sh binek cassimeres and doeskins! ‘arranted good or no sale, want of pants will do well to call aid ys LAND, BROTHERS & CO., Commission Mer- aihare will be a pread matt plays Satin Point Bruxell, of the most costly description = e St George's. at ce at 10 o'clock. 1ON COURSE, LONG ISLANT ‘ q Le , d particularly to the purehase and col er ee of bt yoo — Draits, and receivi: foe: shandise and produce. aoa ccmme en Teter to Mesers. Brown, Brother Phel; Dove Playing to com and forwarding yevasrathe moat cvanplete assortment of ered in bars “w PARIS EMBROIDERIES most recherche kind. g ge & Bogert & Kurelan ‘“ Young, Smith & Cd of the prettiest and Osi ptember 21, at 3 j ke of $100, hal! forieit—two mile hgpi- | st. ¢ Grey Edy £ le Feeves, Himudhes LACE | ledged the most wonderfal woman H, Wocdroff, nam ys to abaedoa her profession, yet to cousuit her le iaformation of all 0, Jealousy, friends, i | their most secret af TREVILLE COURSE, L- De —PROTTING. Veils, Lace Sear Ble _ Laces aud Edgings f in lo. do Brarelle point do HS», $50, to come off He ptember the 2th, two mile hen saddle, free for trottin ® parse over $50. start to make ar & FOR OBTAINING MARRIAGE, 13 White ality in attendance, fr from 5 nntil 946 P. prineiple apon which. th; horses that never wor office is conducted will give a nour thau they ean obcain real name (post-pai tion, and be ‘considered mee ly = _ jor. 116 William atree fai #8, which being bought ler at very low pri ade Conts, Vests and Pi ‘Lhe vbove with a large sto attention of stranger and eheager, and also goods not to ¥. B: 2 for cash, t wilt make to an assortment of neatly made and trimmed. out, qu and pries, Lam frvorably known to the endeavor to retaiu their good opiwior Co. Liverpool, roaker He Hariem ears, corner of Broom Leave it at 21K and Newspapers re Sograinscah- ibis: distribation on the ‘amer ‘Traveller, by 6oclock, A. N ‘ewapopers by Chis route will re: ition 12 hoursin advance of the +m ULIST, 683 Broadw: forms his patients, that he w ‘nursdays and Saturd*ys from 10 to4 o'clock .willreesive advice and ie of the eye, from4 to 5 o’elock, 4 FELT BEAVER UTC abo m that will give sach iafor ecovery of a case ot y , coruer of Ami+ il be in his offies J. W. SULLIVAN, 059 Wall st eet “ nS PEK STE € The substantial ve ith, will leave Hammond st 9%; Pier No. LN Ki hor, Nandy Hoolk, nu time for bathing. view! ¥ by Govelock, 1M ol the sbove steamer | ier Office, 91 Wall st, | He oe ng,) this day at 19 minutes to 5 git Regyer OF the. 19 o'clock, and proceed fo the He passengers, SIVINE sot N. #.—Prepyid letters received to any part of the world Le: ters left at this office nave never fiiled to reach ihe steamer " fo. itian’xat «Po. OKK, September 14, 184 leave Hosron on Thurs will close at the office ov We Poxtage on all int if an ounce or wi will take place the thrnt ther day. NEY A’ TINE OF PACK EI 7 subscriber, (ail wh of the above, has @ ‘eon agreeable surprise, and sa better het coming? bi set of the finest material, of the most and of the very lawest prives of any ner city, hive already made Cap Manafactory, 103 t hepoy ty attend (0 th VOR, 109 Fulton at eet h Seprember Her ma od favorite packet ships 34 P.M. be prepaid to Boston, Let ers of hol conta aud eae. addutional half gunces cen venmers, and will , cuitively sail The RADIUS, Capt Pee a a | as advertised, or pasange fier INISTS, &e—A& 0 BLACKSNITHB, MAU rv rare | their aupenran chnes is offered of au Kstablishinent in our of the best i Dilliggham, September 20ch. apt. Foster, September 27th. lew Orleans, will do hey years, and cao be had. teulars, inquire of Me R.ATKE 15 tre ET fandvonely turonhes SCHOOL=A a Congestion Sharreh Shoma:m, avendenge ta reqis before the me. tin in the trustee room of | ia AMES FIRSBON | mence on Wednesday, Sept. 15, at Fancuil and Qui a3 Of importayce will be bud | Pade perior hor zouinl Octave equate, eombining vil the improvem: | infantry volwoteer companies will also WEGO, Silas above, her regular the Common on the aaine day. freight or paasnm ous, apply on board a f by his own exy drome frrnished ae ce jeans wharf, foot of “Var E.K COLLINA, 56 South « gersoll, meser, will MYO way—The Direetors of the above | in the nd the pablie that shee will bs trade, aad bo pin i to those of avy other malt’nctuser inte country. id ‘The packet ship CLIFTON, J. Iv ceed Oswego aud sail her regular day. K.LATEST MOMENT. = _— — ¥ ‘ ADDITIONAL FROM THE RIO GRANDE, ~ RNs ab di diBon ‘The correspondent at Petersburgh received neither Papery nor letters by the Seuthern mall this morning. A letter to the New Orleans Picayune, dated at Buens he | to, exhibit meh improve. | Vista, 16th ult, saya that Col. Payne, of the North Caro. | Himw regiment, had rendered himself unpopular with bie on the | Fegiment, The men were disposed to revolt. They hua Be | thrown stones at his i. | shot two of them tent, ond refused to obey him. Hw Another report says that the New Orleans papers of Spine Legislative Proceedings, Acuany, Sept, 14, 1447 Srxate. ‘The par redemption bill goes over to next Mon: 4 ‘The bill to establish an asylum for idiots was takeu up, but not disposed of. The Senate took up the bill torestore Smith A, Bough. ton, and others, to the rights of oltizenship Mr. J, ® Smirm moved” to strike the énacting clause from the bill, on the ground that the powor te restore is with the Governor, and not with the Legis- ture. ‘The bill was eventually postponed to the Sist of De- cember. After which the Senate adjourned to Friday next. Asexmaty. ‘The bill to consolidate the school and deposite fuaus 4nd to reduce the number of loan commissioners, was passed. ‘The House went into Committee of the Whole on tho general lien law, but were unable to dispose of it. ‘The bill relating to the taxation of personal property in New York, was furthor debated in committee of tho Whole, but was likewise not disposed of, Adjourned to Friday. BY THE MAILS Wasninarvon, Sept, 18, 1847. Still Waiting. We have nothing later from General Seétt. When the news does come, we shall perhaps have a whole broadside of glory, and victory, and peace. Hope 40. No man doubts Gencral Soott being in Mexico. The only doubt is, where is the Mexican army? Did it ea- pitulate? Did it retire from the city, and lwave the keys with the city governor? Did the government evacuate with the army, or arg they all on the apot, closing up the agreement of indemmities und boundaries? These are the facts yet tobe known. ‘The anxiety inereases with the delay of an official report. Where in — Lally? Why {a it that we have to wait for the Bri courter If Sante Anna is vanquished, why has he not ven Scott @ passport, and an escort for his messenger to Vera Cruz? In the absence of the official facts in the matter, we can only sift the news we have recelyed, AN ANGEL, Wasninaton, Sept. 18, 1847. General Taylor. Old Zack has to stand still. Two of his best regi- ments are deducted from his force. His water tanks for crossing the desert of Encarnacion will have to remain on this side, And we believe the polley judicious — Nothing could be gained by the march now to St Louis, and much might be lost by the guerillas in the extension of his line, Besides,there is, perhaps, peace just at hand. Nor do we think Old Zac will resign, We expect that he will seo the wisdom of the draft made upon him, and that like « good officer as he is, he will submit as he when the polley was not 80 cont cout. He bas ‘Drege battery enem: ive ith the troops of General Wool he can hold his own, and if 5,000 men are enough for this dut; 000 are a super- fluity. ‘The transfer of the two regiments to Vera Cruz is judicious. oO. K. ; and he may ‘yet ny 9, Sheteas Se alittle more grape.” In any event, Wasninaron, Sept. 13, 1847, Battle of North Point—Celebration at Arlington. ‘The anniversary of the successful defence of Baltimore, 1814, was celebrated to-day over at Custis’s spring by large pie nic company, under the auspices of the Mount Vernon Guardsy at Alexandria, They were joined by the Ringgoid cavalry of the same place, and by the light infantry of Washington, and also by a number of our citizens, about 500 altogether. The dancing closed at sunsot, and the company from Alexandria repaired to the large open boat in the canal, which had brought them up. Here on the embankment, Mr. Custis was called upon, and made a speech, in which he glanced at the glorious history and unparalleled p y of our country, and couciuded by expressing his pleas enjoyment of the company, should always be weleome to t ton. (Three times three.) eat the d declared that they ospitalities of Arling- Col, Alexander (on board the boat) briefly but very handsomely returned the thanks of the whole deloga- tion, The kind and venerable patriot of Arlington would be venerated while he lived ; and in memory be | would be revered while the old oak put forth ite leaves in the spring, or a longas the clear fountain con. Unued to flow to the river. Maras! A painting by Mr. Curtis of the Battle of Prinseton was hung up in the dancing saloon, and attracted gen- eral admiration. The white charger of Washiogton looks as though he were of the same tribe as “old whitey” of Palo Alto, Resaca and Buena Vista. Many long years to the old patriot ef Arlington, ‘Ts | cities of Washington and Alexandria were unfortumate during the last war, not in men to defend them, but in officers to stand by them, and lead them end hoid th to the work. That's the reason why we have to dri upon Baltimore for » vietory ; still, for all thet, the Mexican war tells a redveming story for this metropolis, in the names of Walker, and May cud Weightman, and Wells, and Boyle, and a host of others, besides the hun- dreds che hag sent down of the rank and tile, w Barrimoxs, Sept. 14, 1847, Celebration of the Anniversary of the Battle of North Point—Democratic Festival—Potitieal Calm. The celebration of the anniversary of the Battle of North Point was more general yesterday than has been the case for many years. As the remnant of these gal- lant men becomes smaller, the anxiety on the part of our citizens to do honor to them and their anniversary increases. The trip of the Old Defenders to Frederick, was a most pleagant one. They returned at 10 o'clock lust might, highly gratified with the trip and their hospi- tuble reception. ‘There was a grand Democratic Festival held yeater- terday at the Washington Garden, on which peeasion a roasted ox was served up a la barbacue 46 the assem. blage. The soni was continued frutn 10 o'eiock fa the morning until a late hour at night. The Hon. P. F. ‘Thomas, the democratic candidata for Governor, addree - sed the meeting, with an imuex# number of speakers from the city and county, Hoth parties are evidently trying to get up an exoitomept relative to the election, which ts now buta month fff, but the day for political excitements,daring the Yresent generation seems to have passed in his vielp!ty, "You can scarcely find any one willing to listn for ten minutes at atime to ® stump speech fro%, either party, though | have no doubt but ‘bat OF, election day they will all muster at the polls and 0 their duty in a quiet manner, Both parties seem to be confident of victory. Pritaperrura, Sept, 14, 1847 The Fairmount and Goodwill engine companies have resumed hostilities, and the second battle of the eam- paign occurred yesterday afternoon on the northern boundary line of the city. Pistols were included in the weapony used, and several of the combatants were ee. tiously ipjuved, Only ane arrest was made by the po- lice, “nd he appeared to be more sinned ageinst than sinning, if we may judge from the wounds réesived pre- "The horticultural exhibition commences to-morrow, and the lovers of that delightful art are busy in pre- paring their collection of planta and flowers for exhibi- tion. The gardeners are prejeoting designs for or- namenting the saloons of the Museum Suildiug, both of which are apprepriated to the exhibition, The new Government mail steamer, A. B. Hetzel, made her second appearance before our city front this after cca. nod was much admired. ‘This versel, at well ae Virgiala, will be despatched for Vere Crus during (he present week, The regatta of yesterday having been terminated by the Jersey boat, Pathfinder, coming in ahead of all her competitors, our Philadelphia boat clubs have deter. tned to make an effort to retrieve their laurel veral challenges have been mado to the All of which have been accepted Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia, #7 Boanp—2000 shares State 9’ 3900 do, 76%; 8 U. 8. Bau te: 110 Len'gh di \ tern, ‘i a Tuk, 208¢, 10 Bee: 1 4X4. aM Oven, 133; an : al A i 8234; 90 Mores Canal, 1134; 3000 U.S. ‘Treasw pn Pak 5's, 7086 43 Bostox, Monday, Sept, 13, 1847 Trice Tract and Trimmings, During the last four days, a suceersion of rainy won | ther has been experienced, rendering @ residence in tho Yankee metropolis anything but agreeable, All kinds of business to-day fs stagnant, and will continue to be 10 Ull the equinoctial storm is over, ‘The great fair of the Mechanics’ Association will Halle, when a great display may be exp reviewed on Fider Adams, the evlebrated \ormon prophet, lee taved last night om the evils of theatres and dancing, to 4 crowded audience i The Boston Theatre, under the direction of dig