The New York Herald Newspaper, September 16, 1847, Page 3

Wednesday, Sept. 15th—6 P, M, ‘The stock market continues very much depressed.— Most all the fancies fell eff to-day. Atthe first board Long Island declined 34 per cent; Harlem 2; Canton 1's; Barmers’ Loen %; Treasury Notes 3; Reading Ra'lrosd. 1, and Pennsylvania Fives %. Norwich and Worcester and Morris Canal closed at prices current yesterday. — Quotations for most of the fancies rule lower than they have Leen for many months, and it appears to be the ge- neral !mpreasion in the street that we have about reach- ed the turning point, Money is abundant. and the rate of interest rules very low. Any quantity ‘of capital can be obtained on first rate security at five per cent,and the principal cause of the great decline in prices for stock« generally, is the tremendous reaction produced by the sudden inflation. At the second board Norwich and Worcester advanc- od 1% per cont; Farmers’ Loan 4; Treasury Notes 34. ‘There was a very fair amount of business done to-day in sterling exchange, but the high rates had a tendency to check remittances, Prime bills om London closed at $a 834 per cent premium. The rates for bills for some time tocome depend very much upon the nature of our next advicesfrom Europe. The Britannia is nearly due; her accounts will be sixteen days later (unless the Union from Cherbourg anticipates her newe,)and we shall have advices that will settle the fate ofa great many houses’ now shaking in the wind. ‘Tho Erie Railroad Company have issued proposals for 8 loan of $750,000, to bear interest at the rateof sever per cent. The annoxed table exhibits the receipts of the princi- pal articles at New Orleans from the interior, during the yearending August 31, 1847, with estimated ave- | rage and total value. c or Naw Onirsns—Vaii THE INTRRIO! Mee Value Amount. rage. De = Ss & S SSS8oee r bois Ww eek weuwewt we 8S. 8880-5 SSHSSSSSSSlS° SSSSusSSSersessasszslesgas = SSe0 me SeuetSSSastesa8en Sens% Pork, bis. Pork, bhes Ssessessssegsessesta8ssseses?! has beon a gro gar, molasse 1,0. kind in any previous year by many millions of dollars, 4nd it will probably be many years again before it will be excvsded. Tho immense quantity of breadstufts whioh has reached that market tho past year, is so much evater than Usual, that we eannot expect such another influx, aotil eauses exist again similar to those which brought out these receipts, ‘The value of the sugar crop of Louistuns stands next te cotton, and it is the secomd most important item in the table of receipts at New Orleans. Notwithstanding the large receipts of flour at that port, and the reduced recvipts of suger, the value of the latter exceeded that of Ube former about a million of dolla: We annex a revinw of the sugar trade of New Orleans, for the past year, rom the Price Current of that city : Svoan Cror o Lovsrava—Counse of Tranr, 1846 AnD 1847, Tn Cur list anmual report we took occasion to remark, in xfirence to the crop then maturing that, notwitn- | stonding a material increase in the cultivation, so un- | the season up to that time that » | inaterial curtalimemt of the production. as compared | wits time two previous years, eeemed highly probable, if propitious had bee not inevitable The Tesnlt, so far as it can be ascer- tainet has proven the deficiency to be even greater than the most my anticipations at the date to whieh we reer ‘The exact amount of the crop we have no me of ascertaining, as the parties who for & succession of years have compiled statemente, based npoo the ascertained product of each plantation, have this year omitted their usual labor, and wo are lett to rely upon popular estimates, corroborated to some ex- teut by our ewn records, ‘This places the crop as not ex- ceeding 140.009 hhds., which with the estimated stock on haud on the Ist of September, 1846, would makea supply of 142,000 hbda, The distribution of this quantity hus been os follows :— Exports, including those from Attak«- Pos (ead this is the only item for which "we have positive dat) 51,00 bhda.; consumption of the city and of places ip the neighboring States, furnished fa small parcels, of which there is no record, including supplies for the ariny in Mexico, 14.000 bhds ; taken for refining in the city l State 2000; stock now on hand 4000 ; leaving as the lity taken for the West, of whicti there is not and jot be any anthentic record, 70,000 hhds, ‘This tis 6006 bhds less than the quantity estimated to have been taken for the West last year ; but it must not be in erred from this that the consumption of the interior bas decreased. On the contrary an additional supply has been neceesary, notwithstanding the much higher range of prices, which has doubtless had some eifvet iu curtailing the purchases of consumers ; and the deficiency in the Louisiana crop has been made up fr uaports from Cuba, This latter item under the re 1 duty of 1946, nas b en much largor than in any previows year, havlug amounted since Ist September Jase to 1088 bhds . 45.859 boxes, 159 bbls, and 2243 bags; «qual to about 20 000 hhds—vhe greater portion of which has berm taken for the consumption of the West. ‘The quentity shioped to the Atlantic ports is equal to 45.500 Lhde .sesiast 79 008 Lhds. last year ; or « decrodss of 3400 bis. The fest reselpt of the new orop wus on ths 7'h Uctober, when eighteon hogeheads came to hand, a being weil drained and of prime qaulity, nts, and the other sixteen 6 cents per pound he next enle was sixteen Rogehends at 6% quoutly 29 hbds at ion 6% perly. ering parools arriving met with ready wale cli austalnwd prices, the stook of ald crop’ being j.and by the last of October the market may be sais to have fairly opened. as buyers from thy North oame forward and took several aundred hhda, at ® range Of oho oe per tb. From this time up to near the Cloce of she Lusinaws season the market in the city waa ad prises very full, without any re- s Indved ‘the rates were iajn- ‘oat steadiness, notwithstanding increasing and bom tho Int November to thy luttor part y feir wugurs on the lwvoe remained within a ‘4 m6 cents, the extreme rangs during the d_ being 414 for very inferior to 7'< for strictly noe February the market hag genucally been loss animated than previously. Very few purobases have b made for the northern markets, but prices Hive been susinined wt a high range, our closing quo- tations being 644 a 7% cente per Ib for commion to choice of which Lutter the market has been nearly bare for sume fine past. ‘The Sree sale of any consequence on planta- tion was in the early part of November, when a crop of 490 bh resented to be fully tatr, was disposed of at O% conte prib. Subsequently there were some aalen AL ols © 6 O68, but ax the griading of the cane procesded yielt war 60 meagre that the impression gained ground that the erop must be very materially short of last year, nad wiso considerabiy loss than the ertimates the serson, wud planters consequently were eariiir in reroing fo name & price for Lheir crops eregul UAFY & good Many Crops were disposed of, Hees 6 a 6% conta per Ib,, and in April several oro; ta. kon at 634 07 conta por Ib.,whtoh ut pola good reason to expect that pi eb, staple of our State will exceed that of any 9 vious year since the introduction of its cultivation ie follow! me ES ereee eae Oe Sie On0ps Ree 6 Seeeene ears, by whiel remarkable fluctuations :~ Crop of 1846, 140,000 hhds, Crop of 1887, bd ul 186.650 + ” 1836, 70.000 50 do be 20,000 Reading Buds, s6m 73 i 23,008 do eign 13, ht gee Serle &o Recgiers From 10000 Tr’y Notea6’s b80 103: N s Wy Notens's Pe Seeks vor& Wor aa 4186 and small sales of pearis do, at $6 873. see fresh ground were made ut $5 6 200 barrels new, Troy, sold at $5 75; and 4000 do, high mixed, do. flat yellow sold at 660,; 67¢ Sales of 1700 do. mixed, wero reperted at 650 1,917,392 + §:500,000 ie 60,094,716 Whon we tako into consideration the fact thatthere deficiency in the receipt of cotton, su- hemp, lead, &o, the aggregate value is sur- prisingly large, The receipts of sugar for the year euding August 31, 1547, were 140,000 bhds, against 186,650 the year previous; the receipts of molasses 6,009,000 gallons, against 9,000,000 the year pre- vious; of hemp, 14878 bales, against 33,062 Tast year ; of load 650,129 pigs against 785,394 the previous yoar; and of cotton, 707,324 bales, ogainst ,393 the previout year. It istrue that these great deficiencies ia the supply have had a corresponding in- fluence upon prices, and the aggregate value of each staple has been greater in proportion, but not sufficient to muke up the difference between the receipts for the year just closed and the year previous. The value of products received at New Orleans from the interior for the your ending August 31, 1847, exceeds anything of the auction at 73 stood at about the same. Selected whale was firm, an held at 373g to 38 cts. For bleached winter sperm 123c. was asked, and for unbleached do. 118c. with sales. barrels do, strictly prime, at 10\0. aiigalien re Vhe market continued firm, 874g, 62 do 3246, 137 dowad 28, 30 hulf chests 2734; 20 do 2: Af half chests 264, 49 do and 67 chests 26; 200 do 23% 13 do 23, 71 do 2 1450 do 834, 211 do were made at full prices. sales extremely Iimited. Ohio and Tilinois was wortt $4 50.0 $4 624g, and choice St. Louis $5 50 a $5 76 Wheat—The market wax rather bare, and vo sales re- ported. Corn--There was very little doing. and price bed @ downward tendency; Western mixud sbout 600. and prime yellow do, 530. a 60. note sal 900 vacks were toad provement, Provisions $15 50, and prime $12 60 — $19.75 Lard—Prime was hold at 130. @ 13560. Whiskey juactive, at 19G0. w 20 Steritne Bull uo ohsuge. Basiness genern, ‘ éount of roe Generaily was dull, ou account was morefully developed During portion ou tertas that were not ailowed to *, though we ebtained particulars of a number nt was the highevt point of . Consequently our mar- has been exceedingly heavy, and closes with n stock in the State estimated at about 4000 hhds. With regard to the erop now ia pecerwe, it 5 to stale thavell accounts from the ee mecinctaceprenantigg saaptiortiaeeietteteering promise, And should the continue favorable and he cane escape the blighting effects of an early frost, the it of this it will be seen that the product is subject to « 1844, 200,000 “1835; 30.000 1643, 100,000“ = ~~ 4834" 100,000 “ 1842; 140,000 © = * 1833. 75/000 & 1839, 115,000 1828, 88,000 « “ 1583, 70,000 ‘Tress Noter, 10 NY KN Haren R 956 0 100 shs Canton Co u do 100 do boo 34 do 125 do 33! , 67, 200 do ny oan Onio'gs eo” wy ae wo 3 1008 Ky 5’. v’bte in NY 85 0 7 25 Nor & Wor 48 8% do ae 280° do 7 <a 8 i lo 900 Long Island RR, 32% 50 ‘do. 32% 30 do b30 59 Harlem RR 50 do 3 1% = do 13 do. 08 150 do b10 12 Eagle Fire Ine 101 200 do 6%! 360 Morris Canal, 610 13% 50 do b30 64 hy 175 do 138% 10 = do 63g Do te WS "fo de we 50 0. lo f 5ONY&NHavenKR 96 125 Stonington R ob de Seeond Board, $5000 Ty Notes6’s 103% 25nhs Nord Wor RR 403, 3 sheCrnton Co be 35 550 Harlem RR 64 75 Nor & Wor RR 48% 50 di bio 64 25° do 49° 100 do s6mos 6134 250 © do 49 200 Farmers’ Loan 32! 109 do mos 49 100 do 10 33! 2 © do 494 900 = do beo 33 oO do “0 New Stock Exchange. 10000 jo b3 10 60 sno Harlem RR 6 50 do © 47) $0 do © 6:5¢ 100 Long Island RR 34 © 64M 40 do 4373 © 64% 50 do a3 335 © 3255 50 Canton Co su 50 08 2 SoReadisg Robs) GH, 0 0 50 Reading a 2)Nor& WorRR b3 47! a CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yoax, Wepyespay Arreanoon, Sept. 15. Owing to its being packet day for the Caledonia and French steamer New York, transactions im breadstuffy were rather limited, while prices remained about the same. There was something more doing in provisionr, without change in quotations. Groceries wero quiet Sad fow sales of coffeo or sugar made, except at auctior. Asnes—Sales of 100 bbls. pots were made at $5 13%; Beeswax—Small sales were made previous rates, Breavstvers.— Flour.—Sales of 2 to 800 bbls Gene- é, and 200 to 300 to $5 873¢,— 00 do, Oswego uuinspected, sold at’ $5 1234 ; 200'to 300 do, good Obio sold at $5 50, and 260 do. Uswego at the amo price. Small sales of new Ohio, eastallia, were made at $6 25; do, from new wheat, were made at $6 and 400 a 500 Oswego sold at $5 43%. Southern was io- active at $6, Wheut—We have only to notice asale of 800 bushels Ilinoig red at $1. The market generally was dull. 3000 do. New Orlonus demnged sold at $1 06% Corn—-Sales of 3000 bushels mixed were made at 65c , 2000'do round yello} Mea!—Sules of 500 barrels Western New York’ good Oats—Sales of 3500 bushels old were made at 480, new was worth 430.8 440. Barley—A small sale of 20) bushels two rowed, was mado ut 560. Beans—Sales ot 105 barrels of poor quality, were made at 750. per busbel. Canpuxs—Sperm were selling at 31c. Correx—Sales of about 2211 bags Java, were made by a7%e., 4 montas, porters being busy with their correspon- Corr mb, dence for the steamer, the market was quict to-day.— Sales of 600 Fisu.—The market was quiet,and no arrivals of ood or mackerel were reported. Qnotations remained about the same, while 8 tail trade. . les were reported at firm price Were small, aud confined to the re- Fauit —There was nothing new in bunch raising, Henr.—No change, und no sales of moment reported Leav —Holders continued to ask $4 25. Mo.asses.—No transactions of moment were re ported, Navas Srones.—The market was quiet, and no sales of moment reported in any descriptions while prices re- mained about the same. O11s.——Linseed, no change. English and American Provisions.—Sules of 100 bbls mess pork were made at 30 do of prime quality do. at $14 8734, and 125 do. represented as ef superior quality, mess, sold at $14 40; 300 te 400 do. prime, do sold at $11 50. Beer. —No change. Lanv—Sales of 200 tieroos wore made at 10c; and 114 In kegs it was held Bourtep was some firmer—Ohio common was worth 1! ® Lie; this State do 12a 14c; and good dairies do were worth ld a léc. No change in cheese, Hice—The market continued firm, and yesterday and to-day the sales reached abvut 300 tivroes, part of which were made at $5 62}¢05 87440, and the remainder changed hands on private terms, Sev —Sales of 300 barrels Ohio clover were made at 7 per 1b; Sales of 1000 bushels North Carolina new flaxseed were made at 313g0. Sucan—The market was quiet and no sales of mo- ment were reported, while quotations remained about tar same. ‘TaLow—Steady at 10c. Wavegone —No chi @ in prices was noticed, while Wausker—The sales of Ohio and other western, via New Orleans, reached about 1000 barrels, at 270, Freion —HRates were inactive, and quotutions were nominaily the same, with very little doing. Sates or Tea at Avcrion.—Imported in the ships Paul Jones and Cygnet. Terma, notes at six months, Hysou—d7 half’ chests at 43 cents per lb; 39 chests 116 balf do withdrawn. ‘gj iS half chosts 3454; 24 ohesta 304; 34 do 72 chests 26; 9 do and Hyson Skin 119 do withdrawn. Young Hyson—26 hulf cheats 60; 65 do 5844; 31 do 534, 62 do 51; 100 do 40; 145 do 4854, o4'do 47, 44 do 4654. 109 do 404; 3634, 205 do 36, 89 do 35}g, 139 do 35, 118 do 34, 82 do 33% rie mere 108 do 32 186 do 3134, 74 do 31, 61 do 3044, 941 io che 9 do 3934; 20 do 38, 43 do 373g, 33 do 37, 209 do 5 ouses 71, 29 do 7034, 0 do 60, 45'do 58, 678 ‘hal! cave withdrawn, Twanksy—34 half chests 25, 24 do 22%, 103 do 214 Guopowder—10 cases 58, 200 151b boxes 53, 40 13ib do 50, 41 half cheats 47, 138 do 46, 88 do 37}g, 328 do with- drawn, Imperinl—22 cases 66, 14 do 60, 38 half chests 6434, 15 do $2, 32 do $1, 221 do 48, 18 do 4744, 6 51 do'86, 162 do withdrawn, 7¥ 8 40 29,76 do87%6 Powchong—20 hf chests 25%, 92 do Q7i6 Oolong—25 14ib boxes 31, 75 do 90, 175 do 294%, 29 do 29, 12 bf chests 26, Souchong—60 half chests 26}, 93 do 25, 09 do 2234, 106 do 1834, 161 do 18, Caper—671 boxes 1934, Coogo—101 bf cnests 18, Corren—Terms, notes at 4 months—100 bi 3 at 85, 894, 25 do 736, 176 do 7%. <= Markets. New Onurans, Sept. 8th. Cotton—The market was firm and sales of 500 baler ‘lour continued dull, and f Western at $1 258 $1 50. Onte—Salos of 530, which showed rome fin Meas pork was worth $14 75 » 46 percent premium. ‘i'reasury notes Bavrimone, Sept, 15—P, M. Flour—The market was rather duli—we notice sales | Of 1000 barrela Howard Street at $5 12% a6 95. Wheat —The market was steady, aud sales of 3000 bushels } ryland reds were made at $1 @ $115. Corn—The market was heavy, witha downward t of about 2008 uate! Damon wee nee 564620. Meal—No ao, in barrels, “Nothing new in Provisions, “Feeigits ull, ‘ylsnd common were made et ngs. Whiskey stood at abeu Aunanr, Sept, Isth—P.M, Flour—The market exhibited no change, and we qnote western fair to good brands and Genosee at $5 3744 995 60. Corn—Sales of 5,000, bushels Wweetoru mixed, with some lote high mixed, were made at 6ic. n 650. In wheat, rye, and onte, a0 nalen were made Whiskey no chang twenty-lour hours:—Flour, 6,000 barrela; corn. 39.000 | 3 bushels; wheut, 6,000 do; oats, 1,000 do. ‘Nothing now | in freights, ecvipta by canal during the past 500 Boston, Sept. 15—P. M. Flour—The market for fair brands Western and Ge- noeseo, from old wheat, was some less firm, while fresh ground and now remained the same, We note sales of | ness of three day: 66¢., to fill w contract; 3000 fold at ity, were made at $2 6234. Rye—Sales of 1600 to 1600 bushels were made at 760., and 2000 do. sold at 750. | classes for the | pdt is desier ble chat th R 2000 barrels of Western and Genesee nt $6 60 0 $6 rate ein oan cre lad 7 Western Inw at 70n'750. if low Sales of 100 were made at 123Ge. change, WhiskeyooNo alteration. Freight Tel Correspor of the Phil. Bulletin. Etsleereaiie wed onan, Sept. 15, Tea ‘There are rising four feet water to-day in the channel. | Flour is selling at $4 75, and a fraction over for fresh | ground from new wheat, but very dull. The arrivals are is nominal, entirel: very small. Grain y. Provisions droop. and inquiry confined to regular trade. Died. On Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, after an ill- Mra. joying ‘a blessed immortality Her friends and acquaintances are to attend her funeral on Friday morning, from No, 25 ‘Thompeon street, Funeral take place this afternoon at 4 o’clock, whence her re- mains will be taken to Tarrytown for interment. Suddenly, on Tuesday evening, st her residence in Mutsssers, daughter ofthe late Amos White. The friends of the faraily are requested to attend her | ‘al, from the Friends’ Meeting House, Brooklyn, r ef Henry and Clark streets,on Thursdsy morn- Brooklyn, fan © ing, 16th instant, at half past 10 o'clock. "Gn Tuesday, Lath inst county, Ireland, in the th year of his age. His friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited if ‘Water streets, Brooklyn, this (Thursday) afternoon, at 4 to attend his funeral, ftom tt o'clock. On ‘Tuesday, the 14th inst., Peren Durer, & native of county Menaghan, 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 Gaynor, are fully invited to attend his funeral at 10 o'clock, Thursday morning, 16th inet., from his late residence, At Schaghtiook« Witum E, 486 Grand street. 816 tro the NERVOUS se SRY US UNTER OF THE rimance will ehaasen THEATRE—A. W. Sicison, & Srevronich 10 $e PUBLIC. ry, now closed tor the house, and Collins: sett, Mrs. de the ¢o1 : 7 elock. Ferte D. SASH. Auctioneer, Store 139. Fulton acre NCH AND ENGLIsSi GAS FIXTURES —Mon- ‘eDt. 20, at 10 o'clock, at 139 Fulton street,—A stock | ed, of the latest m aiding handel the purpose of re. swly painting and Te-opening the | Many Brows, widow of the late Isaac Brown, aged 64 6 months an ys. | She died confiding in the blessed hope of the Christian, beyond the ve metas aarti ble lights, French Tights, &e. be xtel fQuse, demande from hi to th fention of deal. 6 1t* for pty » Comfort and Sp Ay ee merit a continu- bestowed on him, since a5 tre Ris; D. D. NABH, Auctiouse i street, sat Sete Bete Sabino ae pt. 20, at 10 o'clock, ‘alto: t.— A ato st imported” of the latest: models and finish, of benutiful workms so, brackets, pillars, pen- present ethics. —Under the LLIES se NiGHE "Fr Duke de Chartres, Mr. Neafie; Duchess de Chartres, egfrce of KILL OR CURE—Mr. 4, TOM CRINGLE’S Allred, Mr. Stephens, liza: comorising water joint and sI of from two to ‘The aboye stock can be exninin- sale, ‘auction room, and ation of dealers and persous fitting ‘To conclude with the uxutical ‘om Cringle, Mr. Neali beth Staunton, Miss Hildreth. Bernanp Scuuy, of Queens | 1ON-—A Cevy will sell, at 193 Broadway, an rom the old masters, pone nent ou account of the PAN ATION WANTED as Contec @, well acquainted with his business, rence—would have no obj 0; Capulet, Signor Pietro “aormousw, SIGNORINA F. YTEDESCO'S Benes 7 . . 290073 it, HERNAN] will be performed." a, i} UPERA HOUS: 1 vaudes REE IMAN—Six characters by Gabriel and three by Jobn Seftom; Mr.Gonbinard, Vache; laring achievements on the TIGHT ‘OPE Francois Ravel, Madame Martin Javelli, and A situation by aressectable yousg woman to washing aud ironing, also ce given if required, 19th. ‘Rensselaer county, on the 13th inst. Sranu, of this city, in the 30th year of his PED—A respectable you tion to do cooking, washia work of small family, or chamber work Apply at 77 19h street, 2d floor, between th wed 316 1 Apply NTED—By an experionced man of basine where the editors contestably establishiag ‘anfety of the Le Petite Amour f : ‘The whole to conclude with the comic panto! me AU-VENT, in which Gabriel Mavel will sustain the comic character of Vol-xu- Vent couversint with all AND JEWEL WANTING ai Maiden Inve. 816 atte in—Two two. parlors and pantri rooms on second floor, with with private tab! ad attendauce to es plete with modera improvements, wi Baths, and lighted wi'b gas throughout, sat and respeciable. T being but the second block at 537 Houston street. $16 6t*re oor open at 74, per kets 50 cents, 10 all parts of th ida th te 16th he Gait to commence at 8 o’clock.— mouse ig, for many years con- ercantile establishment in. Mexico, and tegen years caer and’ bookkeeper {6 one es in this eiry, Has uo objection tog) South. x 1122, Post Off ERS N A ill, apply to Messrs FELLOWS & will commence POF SP. JAMES— » Holland; Lady Bianeh min. THE PAPHIAN BOWER,—Venus and wus, Miss “Mary ‘Taylor, called WHY DO THEY TakE n. FOR AN HOUR— {Upper Boxes, 35 « Orchestra Boxes. 8 with new farce, U Master Thomas’ Smaliboue: intelligent, and euter- amount of money, insel~es one in each of the large citi 0 sell ove of the mort popular nen of the above req the first year, with an h Mr. Cunningham; Ve United Stacer, fter whichya new farce, ¢ mublished in this count ‘OR !—Coi. Tei from Brond- way. east side, Rooms now ready for ispectiou. huquire ts ; Pit, hil ‘Some are maki mat aie ea ‘it, one shi He LaNDLOKD AND TENANTS’ GUIDE, Rights and Liabilities of Landlord and Tenant: attorvey. Price 2 cents, A fow agents wanted to sell works, who esn make $5 to $10 per day. 4 SAXTON & HUNTEIL 170 Brondway, up stairs che»p publi ation éeaters #16 3t*re Mic AND DRAWIN friends and the public, thi residence and that of her pu d experience, she will Le ab ms, which will be reasonable, le. Apply as above. Gum Saxton Se Huster, 170 Broadway, up stuirs, hive just _publuhed. ti vmpiled trom, the common aud statute law, edapted to the New Bogiaad, viiddle aud, Weatera Siates, with the requisite forms: by aa a respectable young do the chamberwork and wai'ing. IRUUS—-BOWERY AMPHITHEAT RG Joby ry. aud roning, or to di n, Manager.— Boxes, 25 cents; Pit, 12 Saturday. Sept. 16, 17, an P by ihe Troupe, sist with the was work in'n small cen 8, splendid dis- p ven from her last plac ference can be 1} at 188 Second 1 best You will please cal! Mr. Donaldyon, the omic Sivger. Mr. Wellsas Jocko inthe comic nautical farce of JACK ROBINSON an Y. Doors open at7; verf.rmance commence at 73. js (EZF On Saturday afternoon an extra performance will be tre W BROADWAY T men of the Orchestra are informed th prepnratory to the oj ove and other valuable by two respectable yi with good city referen The above work for sa'e by ull the principal booksellers and i the other as chambermaid, 18S COX informs her | repared to give lessous | oforte, and a'so in Singing aud Drawing at her own aud trusta from her knowledge i faction. Kor | ply at 166 Grand street. A | oned Pianofurte to vent, aud alyo a good second hand one | HEATRE— fhe the first rehearsal, yy a respectable yo wit and waiter orto do get ms DO Objection te go to for a small farnil y- firat rete wevher and irone! re. They are also re- address with Mr St, Luke, at le: receive enlls for two days. his residence, 649 Broadw Leaderand Conductor PAKLOR AND BEDROCM, wi fet, in Broadway, bs U8. atte He: 816 2r#re good Pressmin, Apply at fourth, 4 * VIATELY—A first class fash FRENCH BENEVOLE f several highly distiugu shed a breskest aud tea, rcen Prince and Houston stree's; | OVERNMEN t LAND. for 160 acres for sale. Apply at No. 36 Piatt street. s1G re Cutter. Noue other need app! ly. fi, BROO 8 & CO. 0 ut Land Warrant | 5 iy al ft red ar 1Gand 118 Cherry, corver of ( GRAND CONCERT, in aid of the funds of Ue society, 0. pws OK THREE SINGLE GENTLEM,N o ecomm, furnished, wit st, at 505 Broome stieot, Ost. 0. York Seviugs Bank, No. A any but tho owner. The find leaving it at 172 € awich at. eet OFF WARDROBE A WANTED.—Ladies and gentlem effects te dispose of, such wx Wearing Apparel fair cash price for the same, the Post Office, oF other D KUKNITUK = 466 Broadway Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. J. Levenstyi Bal6 sore rre acalico printiag establishment, h posession of a new meth, ii | and eilks,at a saving | love addressed to Le L. On MONDAY, Sept, 20, AT THE APOLLO ROOMS. i rare, oF the celebrated artist, he King ofthe French, 's unrivaled compositions, and Ist LA PARISIENNE, bravara variations for the i nol POWLR jated with pleasantapartiments, furnished or un- of Bava veut Ga the eae ot this office, will receive immediate ANTED—By a vespectable Protestant young girl, a« ion ax chambermaid and to take eare of children in a sinall private famity-—ean be well recommended from her last place, where she lived two years=has uo objection to go in | the couatry, Apply at 139 Forsyth street, up stairs, frontroom —can be sean for two days. ANTED.—A situation b: himself generally useful ‘time in America, h accompaniment of a formed by him at t Hated de Valley in Par ‘The following eminent artists have likewise volunteered thei: having supertiuous ding for the who will at- YN, grand_coucert given dof the vietims of the ‘OK JULY. y 8 Beotchmn, who will make lesale, C af as had thirteen years experien: bred in Glasgow. ‘The most sa ¢ produced, aud reference givel ice 3 Ww tumonials can by ore pect ter; their bei.g sl nature! hair grow: ing from the ski ped aud fited to ir elasticity, euperiority of. competent Straugers ty or with in way, directl: of St. John, #16 3ot*m Ler street. ne ledged the most wonderfa! mysterious skill, will obtain every po: reset affairs of love, mar jaw, and businsss of every description. toed reduced to 5° cents. ible information of al » Jealousy, friend: Io'etocke. FSi, AND Winter CLOTHING Twg Warehouse, No. 102 Fulton sre tue Old North Duteh Chureh, where winter Clothing eau be had to ULOAKS—Of black and blue broadcloths, beave and pilots, from. $: OVER COATS ‘and ‘OVER’ SACKS, ‘every shade of tweed, broadcloths, beaver and pilots, the City Cloth irectly of if e assortment of Busine: gle and double breasted, yle of SHAD COATS, fro! LOONS, plain and fancy Ci and English bi: faatidior . DANIEL P. SMITH, _st5 30t*m 102 Fulton st., opposite the Old Dutch Church. pera, in New Orleans, his se- A nitution by a respectable young woman, amali_ private family; has lived for the last eleven an give the best city reference, ke. | Vorsyth street, in the rear bi rived celebrated ATTENHAUSSEN te German: . | years iuone family. h ly | Mease to call at No. 146 ery hair having the appearsnee of issn | fist foo 3 erie and workmauship their style of fiuish and mode of arrange- . form such acombination of improvements, that all the ry re prosounced them perfect heads of hair. Vited to inspect them, whether from cunosi- hase. Prices moderate. 118 Broad- pposite the City Hotel. Entraoce by the store yer ofthe Court ‘The LEN NE ied with $75,000 already in- cturing establishment near " ant fp the door. Concert to commence at 8 o’clock precise! MERICAN MUSEU) NM rma be ETHIOPIAN BER LY. OR KENNE REAT WESTERN, the yankee Cc r itt ness of the com New York postot ANTED IMMEDIATELY—30 or 40 good Stone M sons Sp yrextco. the, York aed Erie Rail res $2 per day, ani “Applicttion to'be made at the Columbia flotel, AM LLINS, WILLIAM BEARD, fe charge of the bi pany as President. uf er celebrated MADAM ADOLTH, jowery, and gene aily ackuow? woman in existence, inteuds in# few days to abaadou her profession, and reure tr private life. Those who, daring these few days, wish yet to coysnlt her South Brooklyn. ANG—300 NA’ tad Slaves. TIONAL PORTRAITS. OC» WELL, the tamons Fortune Metler HILL AND DR. V ued entertainments every eveuing thi doors above Grand st., kets admitting a gentleman, oF ie that will come inte wa al use, aud is needed by every man, woman and child for general uso ; the busivess couumeucing at 8 o'cloek. | gentleman and lod: INERVA ROOMS, BROAD WAY.—406 Bronaway above Walker—A Glorious Battle has been Kought and rv !—One Week More 0 DERS, at the above establishinent ultation hour any time during the day and evening till | 916 20? m r year over all expenses. ‘Thi "are invited to call; Letters postpaid CHARL? 272 Greenwich street UX MAKERS WANTED to make Dry Good Boxes— ced and steady \ ‘on—Aunouncement E the VIRGINIA SERE met with, theignuine- Is of families, have induced them to re- AN ENGLISH LADY wish uation as Companton to a lady or teacher, eno objection to travel wired. A line add; will be immediately atteaded to. ° n addition to their alresdy well organized band. they have secured the pre-eminent rervices of és NOK DON MANUEL LOPEZ, whose performance on the SPAN- ed kt H., at this office qual Musical artists are particularly requested to attend. ‘The whole to conclude with the admirable and laughable laughable burlesque of the opera of Saffo, entitled jaughal lesque of the.opere of Saffo, en LLIOTT, OCULIS treet, informs his pat ‘+ from 19 to 4 o'clock ny Hin diseases oF the eye, from 4 Admission, 25 centa; Children under ten years, accompanie:! by their parents or guardinas, half, Vee) will be reserved for the necommodation of n , German and which will ER CL 3 0 cases heavy % black Felt Beaver Cloths. k—Commence at & CURAPEST PAPER HANGINGS AND Wy SHADES —J Hi oR off atthe old stand @ Bowery, Freach aud sry description, at the lowest mar tures Hand Box pateras, eheap for cash. G1 1s wanted to work on Baud Boxes at 05 Bowery. " AVANA SEGAR Man’ Ww "witon street, N. ¥—Francis Butler having made ni- Fx xemeuts with several Manufacturers in Havaua, also with 2. ty frees saint ieicrsaai ee O CANARY BIRD FANCIERS —\ meeting of en All cauary bird fanciers are invited to attend. RD Lost a Gold Wat inston! mB ws Se i ad al5 Su# ro $5 KEWAKD.—The ward given to any person that will give such information as will le the recovery of a ¢nse a, mmission . Apply to Brown, Brothers 4 stm jower part of the. city, exrnblished years, and ca» be had on easy terms, if applied for soon. Puticulars, inquire of Mr. R. ATKINSON, 52 West st 815 3" re has the houor to announce th QIGNOK BLIT Kive his much admired performnnees on and during the week, OW | GER offers great inducements | — HOPE LONG DEFERRED MAKETH THE | "—The subscriber, fully. 9 cluded to give his and he begs leave to assure tter hat coming,” but that the of the finest material, of the most dof the very lowest prives of auy | oF nny other city, have alre Manufactory, 103 t pri He also me- Trauks, and faucy Paper Boxes of ali co NATURAL MAGIC mitntivg x dozen different voices. pen at 7 o'clock, performance to ¢,mmence at 734. Admission 25 ceuts; children under 10 years of age ta! I trach of the above UNTRILOQUISM, alt | e. bape hogs bya fteraoon performance ont Weduesday and Saturday, at their appearance at Ds Fulton street, where he will be most wants of bis customers. the importers aud cousignees of Havana and Princips Segars, in the city of New York, to fweniah hien with samples of all their choicest brands, begs to assure the public that they may atall times depead upon being supplied with the genuine artic ele at the Lu west importation prices, and in quantities to suit ES. have alway sleusured unrivalled suc cess at SANFORD BROT! t. Always gives 127 Fulton street ‘erins cash; cousequently, can sell 15 per cent cheaper | ne that sell on time. _3d. Garments are made as they ought to be, and done atthe | { tine promised (77 A tall suite made in tweaty-four hows. £2) ery variety of Geutlemen’s outfitting coustautly ou haad Hug H, 127 Fulton street, u Office. |. Possession immediately. NSELLOR at this office. ry bird factors, will be held at Lafayette Hall, Brond- | nn i way, opposite Niblo’s Garden, on Friday eveniog, Sept. 17th, 7 O'clock, to hear the report’ of the committee appointed to itution aud draft bye laws to goveru the mbove us | prices for eash on | evslaotd ac vers low 4 Fens SANFORD BROTHE, ofsbout 40 acres, sit Middlebrook, where tha fh the Hil, 14 miles from r MB. zshethtown and Somerville Railroad passe On wie Farm isa vew dwelling house,a first rate well of wa- obout 1408 beart:g peach tree the land is good, aud in a goo ALL EY i) PAIN EXTRACTOR, inbly answers, Dal applied on the mo sand other frait. verpool, makers, No 20,798, in steppieg from Wonks of colle the tarlem cars, corner of Broome street and Bowery, on 13th Leave it at 21 Rutgers Place, or Stebbins’ & Co., there to be genuine. 2020 12teodia exam YOUNG & ELL at their new establishment, ner of Chambers street, (one bine on.) has been oper it Apply to James B Barr Wednesdays and Tharsd: foot of Courtland street; (, her di ) RESPECTFULLY, an No. 271 Broadway ek above their former | with nearly 200 cases, forming an en- nek of elegant, usefu) au her order of taste, beauty PIANO FORTES—JAMES FIRSSON, rstrect, has new on} hand and is dai 6, Piano Forves of ever to from ship Leila, from Combining sll the improvements of his own experience nd richness, th | have ever been ex ie re French and Dresden Po: eity trade, and no che, Bronzed, gilt and el least equal to those of any ott ehants, New Orles «a GEO. CLEVELAND, Jr. W. CLEVELAND, A. P. LAND, Willattend cot eetion of me:chandise and produce. Reler to Messrs. Brown, Brothers & Co., Phelps, Dodge & Co. Bogert & Kucelan sl47tis*m Young, 31 \SHIONABLE DANCING, No.1 Was aud 74 Leonard street. Mille Pauline Desjardins, of the Royal Academy of Masi of Paria, most jally announces to her pupils, and gentlomen rei Pp town, that she will of Dane branches, at her residence, 74 Leon nd at No. Washington Ace. 0 + when she will have the pleasure of ces entirely new, whieh she has ju: ed from Pari the usual Dances tanwht in the el Mile D will eveh the Potks Menurka, the Mazark+ and a Quadrilles, various Polina, new walt a cing temps, the Vieunoise oF waltz a deum temps, and the new avd gracefal waliz Kedown Mile D. takes this method «f returaiug thaniea to her anine- rous patrons, and begs also to stata, that those tedies and gene tlemen who may honor her with their patronage, mv rest ussuured? thet i ¥ Means to impart that grne nl to the modern ba attended. Pablic classes ier residence, 71 Leoward street, West aide of hiugton Place, where terms and dence may be known, 815 30 . LASS —FRANCIS BUTLER f rhe Freuch and Spanish Languages, in the rofessor of the F reach s catemy, Brooklyn ¥ form thoae gentlemen who are desirous of acquiring; thorome's tictl and speaking knowledge of the W di uglish Langaages, that, his olxsses will r euce on the 20h inscant, at his rooms 205 Water street, corner of Ful N ik se: B pae who may wish to enter their names, are politely re- quested to apply as abore, at their earliest convenieace. O PARENTS AND GUARDIANG—Niun derate terms by a lady: who has h ching We pianos she has given goaeral nud pxa refer to taniies whom she has been tonching ‘Terms three dollers per monty y MICHIGAN CANAL NOVI era of Hiinojs and Mirhigan Canal Serip, © the sume, (Governor Freneh beng uc avait emuelves of the beneiit ofan val Serip,” approved February 29d, (817 office of %y iillamand dvkn UD v the rincioal and Loterest Sertificates @ same without dels 28 the operation of fw mm %4 facilicated darit ve will be the say of the Governor in New 14601 wh, BOARDS.—% (ons Bina Boards ERE iyete No. 65 and 67 Naswan street ‘ares, rich inlaid Desks, | Cudlery and Steel Goods, Pap rushes, Combs, und articles for the toil Canes, Whips, Purses and Bags, Opera » | Chinese and India Faney Articles and curiosities ‘To thetr former business they will aid JEWELRY CLEV -LAND BROTHERS & CO, Commission Mer LINE Av R ALBANY AND TROY, landing ai | brel Westpoint, Newburg, EVELAN articularly to the purchase and ssle of produce, ¢ 3 d id Notes ni Dratts, aud receiving and forwarding | “eauaitmore, [tading at Hammon t Atlevtion to their large sele i i ph ipe news: richest wfal nd € yan, Aatarday, at? | ‘on board the boat. mbiat NIAGARA, Ko! inboat Pier foot ol ud Seturdays, et seven o’e! Foreign and Am ix, fancy ‘sifve Wa dc. all a whieh n+ Beieee omwnich not the | yp breastworks and oahstraoting batteries. Some lat ae, ‘Tnesdays, Thursday M. returning on the Ir way, comer of ( OLONNES, 907 Bro, cal every night this week he, apply on board, or to. B. Halt. at, | sl6re 7 O'CLOCK | 7 ¥, and inter | FOR ALBANY AND medinte Landings. er TROY is a third larger thin an afety, and commos 8 mer ever acquired riore uni- Popnlarity, or retained 11 excelleucies whics Breakfist aud Dinner on board the Boat. TROY, Captam A. Gorium, jarelay street, Mondaye, | 44 at reven o'clock A. M ppLy ou board, oF to FB. Hall, 91 é meee her iu all its fashionable treet, on Monday. Sep- ¥, Octo- agent) have the houor to anno before the American publica cousist of Dramatic : actan'ly ansurpye: versal and endari tion, thoxe substantial Hiszorieal Ballets, with as. Corb the grest eomic dancer, « Be, und ihe first dancers, Me A gements to be made to Mr. L. Ma tind, the sole agent for the Wart f ay, for the United & at his renidene Taslor, 116 William st SULLIVAN S EASTERN aatern Mail, via New He Springfield aud imtermedinte rs carted on the abo nartford, New Haven ew York dnily, at 6 CLARKE Fashiovab ef ay livin stree opposite the New StoresI hive received a full assor 1 of Chothe, Gessionergs nad Vestiogsswhich being bougt, for ensh, | will make to order a! an assortment of ready taade Coats, neatly made and Vests and Pants, ver 1 qaality, workmanali) ‘in (xvorably known to the publie their good opimion, © office of the Courier Burgess, Stringer Newagapers re- willbe kept open at the id, crises, Expr elling 8 good artic! $ | & o's, until 8 oe! 49» board the boat until the hour of stn: © foot through tof prin quested to have their pape 1d ‘he steamer Traveller, by G o'clock. A. M. ig route will reach thei; dee } WISULLIVAN. ULAW LINE OF PACKETS FO! ANS. the followiog 4 t sailing and favorita puctet for cabin, second ons and steernge pro: vertised, or passage free, rch Spanish | rand mateh playe bn the route. sent few York Club a: " t on ‘Tnureday, 16th) jab wepapera by th advance of th habit et | 2), at 3 o'clock, P.M $100, half forfeit—two mile he rs, and willy wi Hine addressed to Music, ( Wie Herald office, sliull be ate | Ais ote re | ar tively aaa} ae ach yt. Dillingham, Foster, Septeinber 274 proceed to New Orie ¢ by enther the above packets, d by men experienc Ly om their apported wwply on board or H, Woodrnff, names... . James Wheipley, names ie RADIUS, C N HORSE FOW BALE—A Tight bay horse, aly: 15% hands high, perfectly kind, sound, and a fi mdlow street, before 10 or after ught over from Inquire at 118 Gre: ae svilor above, he: handsome furnished serom wharf, {vot of Wall sh ILLIN 8, 66 Soach at. het ship CLIFTON, J. lnxersol 4 her requlas day. modatious, apply on } | i} | | | T° LATEST MOMENT. ANOTHDR SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINARY OVERLAND EXPRESS FROM NEW ORLEANS TO BALTIMORE AND THENCE THLEGRAPHIC vO THE NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE. 4 Preis <b eo -~" i STILL‘FURTHER PARTICULARS,’ 1 annie FROM THR oe SIEATIOF WAR. LOSS OF THE NEW YORK RRGIMBNT, One Hundred and Three. STATE OF FEELING ON BOTH SIDES RELATIVE TO THE ARMISTICE. CAPTURE OF DESERTERS, Escape of Major Borland. Release of American Prisoners. The Moxiean Capital at the Merey of the American Army, de, Ke. Se ‘Tho New Orleans Picayune of the 9th instant, con- tains a series of letters from Mr. Kendall, together with the lists of the killed and wounded in the two battles. ‘The New York regiment of volunteers had one hun- dred and three men killed and wounded. Annexed isa list of the officers of this regiment, who were either slain or injured. Kinurp. Lieutenant Chandler. Wounpen. Colonel Burnett, severely. aptain Fairchild, slightiy. Captain Dyckman, severely. Lieutenant Sweney, severely. Lieutenant Jonnis, slightly. Lieutenant Cooper, severely. Lieutenant Potter,’ do. Lieutenant McCabe, slightly. Lieutenant Griffin, slightly Lieutenant Malhowsker, slightly. The greatest loss «f the Americans was sustained in the attack upon what Santa Anna called his second lins No reconnoizance of this strong position of the enemy having been made, and the brilliant success of the morn- ing having inspired our troops to the utmost degree of enthusiasm, they rushed peli mell into the position most exposed, and were mowed down by hundreds. Out of the six thousand Americans engaged in the Sight, the loss falls but little short of eleven hundred. When the works of the enemy came to be examined, Person naturally wonders that General Scott’s entire force was not swept away. However, place them in the same position in which the enemy was, and there were never enough Mexicans born to drive them out, A second letter from Mr. Kendall, dated Tacubaya August 26th, states that the armistice had produced universal dissatisfaction in the army ; it being regarded as one of the old tricks of Santa Anna to gain time, for the purpose of planning some new scheme of trickery and dissimulation. Mr. K. is not of the opinion that an honorable peace will grow out of it, and in this belief he is jotmed by ma. ny officers of the urmy. He alleges that the whole mat- ter was planned by the British Minister, who backs San- ta Anna in bis course. It is reported that Gens, Paredes and Bastamente, are | both approaching the capital from different directions, each with a strong force, and breathing death and de struction to the Americans. ‘The number of deserters and other foreigners found fighting against us, and now taken prisoners, is seventy- two. A court-martial, with Col. Garland as President, was in session for the trial of these precious rasculs, and it was thought that full justice would be meted out to them. Riley, the Irish deserter, who commanded them, openly makes his boasts of what he has done, and says that he expecets no mercy, Gen, Scott was himself wounded by a grape shot which struek him on the outside of the leg elow thu Kaeo. Iv experienced #0 little pain from i, however, at the time, that he said nothing about it, but it has since become inflamed, and caused him much uneusiness Three members of the Mexitan Congress were taken | Prisoners, but were to be liberated, in order that thy | might take part in the Osliberations of that body, rein- | tive to the question of peace, Another letter from Mr, Kendall, dated the 26th ult. states that positive information had been received that Gen. Valencia, had, with his aid de camp, arrived at To luca, and was in a state of inebriation. It is also aver- red, that he was even drunk at the time of his engage- ment with the Americans, ‘The prospects of peace look more bright than pre- viously. The Mexican soldiers have returned, crest- | fallen, to their homes, many of them having fled from | , | pent, Underneath this in painted “San Patri | | the fleld like poltroons, before they received shot. ‘The panio of the enemy was #0 great on the 20!n uit , that tho weakest American regiment could have entered the Grand Plaga of their capital, without any fear of opporition. There are many rumors from tho oity, one of which Teprorents Santa Anna to be busily engaged in throwing agine that these defenges areto be mannned by the | | American soldiery, who will defend him against the at- taoks of those of his own countrymen, who may be dis- pored 1 oppose him in his endeavors to effect a peace General Sains acknowledges that he was totally routed, but blames Torrejon with having fled the field’ and by such conduct causing his defeat. He also says that Valencia ran off at the commencement of the fiuht ‘The banners of the Foreign Legion were captured by the 13th Infantry, Referring to one of the banners, Mr, Kendall thas describes its appearance :—It is of green silk, and hason one side « harp, surmounted by the Mexican cont of arms, with « scroll,in which je Painted “ Libertad por la Republica Mericana,” under | neath a herp, with the motto," Erin go Brugh.” On the other side is s painting of a badly exeouted figure, made to represent St. Patrick, who holds in his left hand © key, and in his right n crook, or ataff, resting on a ser To the oredit of the Irish, in the American rank: be it said, they are the londest in denunciation of the miserable wretches who fought and killed 6 mary Americans under the abeve fleg. Mr. K. says he does not koow what disposition will be made of the prisoners | taken belonging to this“ Foreign Legion,’ but he sup: | negotiations, as fat as they have progressed wire | ich,) answers to the meme « ( hoes or 110,Liberty street, shall poses they will got off rather easily, Mr. Trist is said to be much pleased with the It is sald by some that every thing was going on smooth- ly with the Commissioners; but by others, # different opinion was expressed, In the elty of Mexico the hope is indulged that the Commissioners will agree upon the Nueces at the bown- ' | dary Iino of the two governments. A train of wagons ontered the capital on the 26th uit, to obtain forage, where they were attacked by « rabble with stones, and were driven out of the city. Th» \ox- joan guard did not Interfere to protect them, not withstanding that they had a full knowledge of the terms of the armistice, Senta Anna subsequently