The New York Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1847, Page 3

Notice the Man: ts aud Shoes, on the corner of Fulton and ee m-uuficturing tn it quality of Fren the best sold a ong ots Prova stones tor $45 a 83° Waretictisaeautineton ene a ators Slippers, ke, constantly ou hand end le onde he shortest nt r! H i the city to get your is at Jones's, 4 Ang street, near the Mu. van get there as good boots at $4 50 as can be pure re at $5. Qi He also sells very Congress boots and gaive oportiouably he trae system of doing busivess—light ¢ ods parchased at 4 Aun stre faction. All persons trouble Ars warsanted to give entire with corns hind better give Knox, at 128 Fulton rekion of the San, aud wi repnred a splen whieh cannot His hats ar prices by pr 5 6t MONEY MARKET. Saturday, Sept, 18—6 P.M. ‘The atock market opened heavy this morning— prices were, however, very unsettled. Seme of the fancies are advancing as rapidly as others are declining. At the first board to-day, Reading Bonds fell off %4 per cent; Reading Railroad, %; Norwich and Worcester, 44; Har- lem, 2. Treasury Notes advanced ¥; Morris Cansl, 84. and Long Island, per cent. ‘There were three thou- ‘send shares of Harlem sold at the decline, showing the anxiety of holders to avail themselves of ruling prices. ‘There were rumors in the street this afternoon, that several of the largest bulls in Harlem had failed. From the great decline in prices within the past few days, this is not surprising. There will be a great time among the lame ducks in Wall street, and the profits of some of the bears will dwindle down to asmallsum. It would be a zood plan to rub all out, and commence again, The auditor of the State of Ohio has given netice to the holders of Ohio Canal stocks receivable for Wa- bash and Erie Canal lands, and of Ohio turnpike stocks that the interests upon these stocks will cease upon the first day of November next; and that said stocks will be paid in full on or before that day, upon presentation at the State Treasury. ‘The quantity of certain articles exported from this port for the week ending the 18th inst., inclusive, was as gnnexed :— To Great Britin,—Cotton, 3.261 bales; Wheat, 39,821 busheia; turpentine, 5,569 bbls; beef, 127 tierces; rosin. 2,453 bbis; cheese, 108,369 Ibs; corn,'4,170 bush.; pork.317 bbls; flour, 940 do; meal, Bol do; clover seed. 14,083 Ibs; aperin oil, 7,075 gal Te France.—Bu ef, 30 bbls; whale- ‘Dous, 3,690 Ibs; cotton, 1,456 bales; rosin, 2,381 bbls; staves. 74 M; ashes, 69 bbls. British West’ Indies.—Pork, 30 bbls; butter, 4,263 Iba; cheese, 303 Ibs.; flour, 150 bbls; meal, 450 do; ‘peas, 1,202, bushels; corn, 100 do; rice, 3,120 Iba, Live Stoc,@ —40 ‘oxen. Ts British North American Colonies. —Meal, rk, ‘pepe abit het, 250 busheles fies: CoS} 26 30 bi altar 9368 Ba i Tle 2 3477 lard, 1,445 doy, butter, “G00 do; ams, 400. De lar Dbis; beef, 10 do; rice, 1,190 Ibs; cheese, 2,49 do, It will be perceived that the exports of breadstuffs to Great Britain continue to » fair exteat, notwithstanding the unfavorable advices relative to prices. ‘The value of exports for the week was $701,675, of which $470,260 were shipped in American vessels, and $231,415 in foreign ‘vessels. We have given in this day’s paper, an artiele from the State Register of Ilinojs, relative to the Mlinois and Michigan Canal. It is a fair and correct statement of the movements of those parties having the eontrol of that work,and j#laces the blame for all delays and misman- agement on the right shoulders. ‘The course pursued by the trustees on the part of the bondholders, has cre- ated « feeliug throughout the State, that will tend very much to the injury of their interesta; and every oppor- tunity will be made available to place obstacles in the way of @ speedy fulfilment of the terms extended by the law. It will be full three years from the commencement of the completion of the canal under that law, before it is finished ; when it was admitted by one of the trustecs on the partof the bondhol ders, that it could be completed in two years at most, wh le other engineers said eighteen months was sufficient ¢ime. ‘The expenditures may not Lo increased by the ¢yelay, any further than the fat sala- ries of the two foresgn trustoes, but the loss to the State of Tiinols at lar ge, must be very great. The producers of Lhat State Iyng at least two seasons by this outrageous bad minoze ment, seasons more important, to our agri- cultursli¢s than any we may haveagain for many years We recommend those interested in Mlinois bonds to read the article referred to in another part of this day’s paper. $50000 Trea’y Pty ag) wae Morris Canal, 10°00 U 86's, 105 100 do 100 do oo do = cane, jo 1900 do slam 70) 50) 50 shs heading RR, b1O 64% 250 Nor & Wore, 090k Gig 100 do “eu do 190 64 360 Harlem, nO do big (50 do 59 Erie RReerip, bs 200 do 50 Long Island, 3g 900 do 70 do 3% 650 do a¢ de boo ae 100 do “0 32° 500 40 US Raak, 45% 850 s oo dy a New Stock Exchange. $2000 Tress Nots,6s,b2 104 200 shs Farmers’ 400 shy Harlem CHR erat ieee do 5136 50 Nor & Wor 48 do 51% 400 reading ba 64 do sl0 52 160 do 10 64 “CIT: TRADE REPORT. New Yonx, Sarunvay Avrennoon, Sept. 18, Good brands of Ohio and Genesee flour, with new and Ze -sh ground, from good wheat, were firm, and snles made at full prices. There were also sales of Oswego and Michigan at full prices. There was something more do- ing in wheat, and at more favorable prices than were ourrent in the fore part of the week. Mixed corn closed at about yesterday's prices, while good sound yellow, being'a little searoe, was firmer. Ryo sold at a alight improvement on previous prices, while oats exhibited no change, Provisions continued depressed, #0 far as pork wes concerned, and prices have during the week oadual- ly given way, and the market closed at a ame .ct declin compated to prices current at the close of che previous week, Groceries were inactive. Salq of lead were made at alight advance, Tobac's) closed firm—the sales of the week were large, and pcioes very firm. Sales of cotton were small, and on ‘corms more favorable to buyer Asnra.—Sales of 50 & 100 bbls were made. ab $526, and 100 bbls. pe aris sold tye The latter closed very dull, and ‘,¢'was said, afterwards, that they could have been pt echased at a figure lens, peewax —Sal’ 9 light, and no change in prices. wparurrs,. Flour —Sales of 500 bbls. Genesce, in ¢ love. Ground from new wheat, were made at “4 #mall lot of fancy Ohio rold at $6 634. 600 4 Oswego, Michigan and Ohto sold at $5 60; .. Genesve straight brands sold at $5 75. A email lot’ sf new Oswego sold at $5 76, and 300 9.400 do. Michi- ¥en and Oswego sour told at $4 25, 600 do. Southern Was on the market, and held at $6. HWheat—Wales of 2500 bushels prime Genesee were made at 1220 ; 1200 do. Obto white, mixed, rold at 116¢.; and 200 do. New Or- leans at 1060, Corn—Sales of about 14,000 bushels of sound wentern mixed were made at 62 a 623¢0 3500 do, common or inferior fold at 60c mixed at 6le ; 2000 do, high mixed sold at 63}c., and small sales of do were made at 650.; 2500 do. flat yellow, dollvered, at 65¢.; and 1200 do. yellow sold at 63%0. Mrui—Sales of 200 bbls. good Ohio were made at $275. Oats stood at about 45 a 47c. by retail. No sales of mo- ment were reported in a large way. Receipts down the Hudson River, September 17. + «7,800 ‘barrel «2,500 bushels. 4,300 do, wey and manufacturers were asking and obtaining higher prices, owing to fur- thor advances in journeymen’s wages. Corree—There were no transactions reported at pri- vate sale. Sales of 90 bage Java, damaged, were made by auction at 8 a 80 casn; Rio exhibited no change. Corrox—the market is perfectly quiet, and at the fow sales tmade, the turn of prices has been in favor ot the buyer, to the extent of @ quarter of a cent over the rates paid freely in the early part of the we 1—There were no arrivals of dry ood, and no sales of moment Tho market was firm. There was an arri- val of about 200 bbis of mackerel, which were held at $18 26 for No. 1’s, $8 60 for No. 2's, and $5 for No. 3's. salon of 174 balan dromed, dataogeds Sone eae ty ane o . - tion at $187 to $170 per ae eon ines. —The stock in dealers ficient for immediate demands. gtd Buffalo's were made ‘and suf- Sales of Western uotion at 63¢0. cash, Lrav.—Salen of Digs were made at $4 30. LeaTHen.— Sales stendy and for the last two days inary. kad Feoelpta from thi ie8 were tolor- y large. but the sales were sufficient to ulstion in dealers hands. beincdyanloeries vors.—The market was inactive and no change were ip pri Na sronrs.~The-market was quiet and no sales of convey * were reported, while prices remained nom- jaw 4 hy} sh Lingecd was held at 600, A lot was roporud rold, 10 arrive, wt tere was no chan; fa A nerican,w 600. tor country, to 63¢. foe oity. pr Deli Sperm continued firm, While fate pi ed Winter § f bleac plowched do, at it Swlos Of 260 bertele mess por perm wor made at 123 1 ore made mn Bt $14) od more was offered at the same price, anda lot | ‘Was said to have boom offered at figure less, I'rime was held at $11 26, while amall sales were reported at a high- er figure. Beef—We have — to notice 50 barrels city mess, which sold at $12 75. ard—BSales of 150 tierces were made at 10/ge.. and 400 kegs at ll?sc. Butter— Good Ohio was worth 11 a 120 , and this State do , at 14 iA DY RESIDING within two blocks of Broad dun lane Welt iaated fodgiap oom. witness ofa sit na large well fara ; : tng ; ounand Piano, By ‘sddressing L. T-, Herald office. for of from two to fifteen lights, of beautiful workmanship . D. NA Store 139 Fult te ARK THEATRE.——Monday Eveni Rept. 7 Beene AN ANCEtsH GAS FIXTURES —Mon- ha gerfornied the comedy of ihe WRONG: PAS, day, Sept, 20, at 10 0’clock, at 139 Fulton atreet,—A stock +; Mr. Jeakin of Gas Fixtures, just imported, of the Iptest Is and finish. Julia, Miss comprising water jomt and sliding deliers, of vilt and SENN < Ugg Maw" Meliogy bage ie Taforan ney | brome a l6c. Cheese—The article was dull at7a74gc. None Ks. MeKENN & (late Miss Meltoa) begs to inform her and st ‘le, with pateut, ‘ke. ; butsmall sales of choice, for family use, commanded | {VA Wsvils that she has at from Taroper aud will re- | °"Aiso, brackets, pillars, pendants, sconce table lights, Freneh | 1 Miss Ke “gts | Théo. The receipts continued to be large. | Srotocte vecomautment, at theit houses, or her own tend my Harta tyre lights, ces "0" | Fo conclu plarer of AKISS IN THLE DARK —T? nambe-s street . ined atany time previous to the | Mr, Pettibone, Mr. . Chapmen; Frank Fathom, 8 Pear Mick Tie maemet was eteady, “With small sales st 168-Conmbe-s street neve 0 tale the suetion room, ami is worthy the atest ‘of deal. | sons, Mes Pettibone, Sirs: Kusghty Mary, Mia Flynn Seev.—Clover stood at about 7, while timothy was nd STEAKS, aud STE 5 ind persous fitiag up kas fixtures sistre_ | | Diors qpen at a'eloek. Performances will commence pre ya $20. Nothing was reported ia flaxseed. | cea! ey cusean ale nt ar Beak Coffee House, No tL Have | W A large second hand iro sale, with drawers, | ae ohne ee eines Gillery, $5 conte wy f ret, be! ween Brosdway aud Nassau. Bi ne pply ta . ASG Thaicreg i? pena ~We submit the usual statement, exhibiting | !e" > furuinhed with all the delreneien of dhe sez4on Apply to Bs JE TH Nasgau street, up stairs, QWERY THYATREA. W. Jacxson, Manager; Saxe prices, sales, receipts, and stocks on hand, for the week ending this afternoon :— id Sot 2 thi Drieen: thistocek, “acs, Reet i week. onhand Sentneky, Virgin Sdaud N. Carolina,. 334to 034 shi nds, 6Sbhds 3612 has, ie to a Marylandand Ohio. — id ogame Shd Connecticut seed,.. 5 to 15 2les I2Ke 28 cs 5A es. Pe dd, 7 to 16 100 cs - 14 ca. 5 to 60 _ - 100 es, to 8736 30 bis 28c8, — All bls, Co 30 900b15'15 to 17 265 bls 700 bls. Laat to age forenport i see 5 — Is 99 bls. St. Domua, - 250 bis al 1038 es. for export. Kentucky and Virginia tobacco continued to exhibit an upward tendency. Of Connecticut and Pennsylvania Sewdleaf our market is almost entirely bare. Florida to- bacco very much asked after, but not to behad. There ig also a better inquiry for Havana tobacco, and our tock exceedingly low. "Our supply of Cuba tobacce is Uiminishing rapidly, alehough wa have to expect m prett large stock ; a good many orders are to be filled up. St. Domingo tobaceo, though sowe parcels wore taken at & low rate for export. was in very limited demand. Wuatxnonx.—No change in prices. Wuiexry.—Woe only heard of a sale of 50 bbls. Drudge at 2734 cts, which was afterwards held at 28 cts. Freicut.—Rates continued dull. A lot of oil cake was engaged for London at 30s, and 1000 barrels flour were engaged for Glasgow at In $d.; a small lot (200 bbls.) was reported epgaged for the same port at ls.6d. To Havre cotton was taken at \ ¢, = TELEGRAPHIC. Markets. New Onteans, September 11. news reached the city yesterday, and had the effect of depressing the market for bre zdstuifa whil cotton became firmer. The market for, the latter was very firm, while sales were very light. ¥jour—Sules of only 500 barrels of Ohio and Illinois qere made at $4 50 to $4 79 for choice. Wheat was, qui, and no sales mado worth reporting. Corn w’,s extremely dull, with ® downward tendency—no ‘sles transpired, Meal— Nominal at $1 25 per bi No snles making. Prices the same. WI sions—No change. tobacco, 19,700 hh sy, As \. Sugar and Molasses f”.cept to the retail trade. — askey—Dull at 20 cents. Provi- Stock of cotton, 15,000 bales do. of h erling bills, 7 to 734 ; New York sans bills, SAF i, 60 days, 136 to 1X ‘discount; Treasury Not ae ore fremium. Freights dull. Some engage- Treats at ol’. rates, to the continent. ‘The epidemic con- tinued to faze, and businves continued paralized, : Baxtintons, Sept. 18—P. M. _Four—The market was depressed, and sales very Vmited, without change in prices, Howard street we quote nominal at $5 $5 60, Wheat—The market was dull, and no sales transpired. Corn inactive, at 60c @ 640, Dealers were anxiously waiting the news due by the Britannia, almost hourly expected, and hence were indisposed to ‘operate. Whiskey—Small sales at 26% a 2730. Provisions inactive. Freights continued dull. The weather very favorable for business, and produce arrives freely for the season of the year. nany, September 18th, 1847. Flour—Good western and Genesee brands wore firm at $5 6234 a $5 8734, the latter figure for new, and fresh ground, of good quality. Wheat—No sales of conse- quence transpired. Corn—Sales of 5000 bushels were made, consisting chiefly of sound western mixed at 62c., and of yellow do, at to. Rye—No sales of moment reported. Oats—Sules of 10,000 bushels wero made at 44c, Barley—Sales of 2000 ‘bushels, old, were made at 650. Whisk: y—No change. Nothing of importance in provisions, Neceipts by the canal during the preceding 24 hours were as follows:—Flour, 6000 barrels; corn, 12,400 bushels; oats, 3,000 do. Nothing new in freights, Bosroy, September 18—P. M. Flour—The market ior the better qualities continued firm, and sules of 3000 barrels Western good and straight brands Genesee were made at $6 8734 a $6 12%, the lat- ter price for fresh ground. Southern brands were also rather scarce and firm, Corn—The market exhibited a downward tendency, and sales of 5000 bushels were mad consisting of sound Western mixed at 63¢, and o} rellow at 720. was inactive. Oats—Sales of 4000 ushels were made at 690. Provisions—Pork was inactive. Lard of good quality was in fair demand at full prices, Linseed oil dull. Whiskey, no change. Freights dull, (Telegraphic Cor. of Philadelphia Bulletin, Sept. 18.) Pirrsnuna, Sept. 1S—12 M ‘Tho water in the channel is only about twenty inc Business of all kinds dull aud no change of quotstions repor Married. In this city on the 16th inst., by the ,Rey. Wm. R. Chepman, Me Kits Tuaren, of Trenton, New Jeriey, ’ usan Renecea Ransom, daughter of 8 Ransom, Exq.,of New Haven, Cong. e ™ °% Sheliom On Thursday, the 16th inst., at Newton, N. J., by the Rev. C. Dunn, James H. Hoyt, of Jersey City, to Sas Rant, daughter of William Pettit, of the former place, At Baltimore, on the 14th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Wyatt, Eowano W. Prainenrow, of this city, to Many, daughter of Isaae Trowbridge, Esq., of Louisiana. Died. On Friday, the 17th inst., Many Any, infant daughter of Thomas and Sarah Stubbings, aged one year, five months and six days. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family, and the members of Tompkin’s Lodge, 1.0. of0 F., and the Order in general, are respectfully invited to attend the funers’, from the residence of her parents, No 90 8th nue, cor 15th street, on Sunday, 19th instant, at half Past one, w.thout further invitation. On the 18th inst, Many Axx Muxuins, daughter of Dennis and Ellen Mullins, aged one year and six months. | The friends of the family ure respectfully invited to | attend the foneral, this afternoon, at half past 3 o'clock, | from No. 100 Washington st. | Yesterday morning, at 7 o’clook, on board ship Rappa- | hanvock, (just arrived in port,) Mrs. Mary F. Drea. | moxp, wife of Capt. Drummond, aged 36 years, of con- | sumption, Her remains will be taken to Bath. On Saturday evening, 18th instant, Jonx Hou.ayo, in the 33d year of his age. ‘The rolatives and triends of the family are respectfully | Invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, (Sunday) at 4 o’clock, from his late residence, No. 11 Washington | street. | HIGAN CANAL NOTICK.— Michigan Canal Scrip, who wish to i h a“ y Holders of IMinois and to bond the same, (Goyernor French being now in the city, can avail themselves of the benefit ef an “\act for funding Ca- ” appreved February 22d, 1847, iam and John O’Brien, No. 33 Ww, may be found from 10 A.M, to 3 au age) M days. Illinois aud Michigan Canal Boods will be given for the Drineipal, and Interest Certifientga for th Ics desirable thatthe holders o the, Berinshoata preseut out delay puch facilitated duriog’ the stay of the Governortin ‘New ‘ork. = olf wi MPORTANT—The highly ceveur a ous I MONPLAISIR, lirst dancers of the termed, Theane ty Scala, of Milan, (through the inedium of Mr. Le Martin, their trent) have the henor to anno before the American public a that they will soon produce Ww entertainment, which will Ballets, with the assistance arthalomin, Composer and Di- fous. Corby, the grent comic dancer, of ice, and the first dancers, M’lle An- fous. Gross i for engagements to be made to Mr. L. nt for the Bartholomin and Monpla States, at his residence, 290 Broadway, au2%6 Theasu&Tudw re FF ANY, YOUNG & ELLIS, RESPECTFULLY nounce that their new establishment, No. 271 Broad w: block above therr former I cation,) has been opened with nearly 200 eases, forming an ¢ tirely new and the largest stuck of elexant, useful and fancy les of n higher order of taste, beauty and richness, thon have ever been exhibited in New York. Bronzes, Bohemian Glass, Freach and Dresden Porcelain, ‘era Cotta, Papier Mache, Bronzed, gilt and electro-silvered id Desks s, Work Boxes, &c.; ‘Goods, Pape Fancy Stationery, Perta” 7 Jombs, aud articles for the toilet ; Faas, Ui Canes, Whips, Purses and Bags, Opera Glasses, Ke. \d curiosities. & T! corner of Chambers street, (on Ee bret lis, Chinese and India Fancy Article will add ‘ LRY, and invite particular attertion to their large selection, both Foreigu and American, of t fegant descriptions : beautiful Wi Yare, Diamonds, Cameos, C will be-marked in plain figures deduction will be mad ‘To their former business the TEWE ney. Silver &e., all of which | which not the | omer of Chambers street. ommnission Mer- COLEV:LAND, chants, New Orlea GEO. © E. Lk D r a2 ny th hi ticularly to’ ¢ col ection of Notes snd Draite, aud recelviue sod force Solshuntiseand sreduaés }. and receiving and forward efor to Messrs. Brown, omer & . ps, & Co. Bogert fe Heelan William st a fall assort- Which being bought at very low prices. I have also nt of ready made Coats, Ves rants, very ly made and trimmed. For cut, qu’ + Workmanship, ‘am favorably known to the ic. It shall be my their good opinion, V4 selling a good article ts from $5 to $11; Dress Coats made to order, from $15 ‘to $20; every other S14 Stis*m garment in proport KR. ELLIOTT, OCULIST, 683 Broadway, corner informs his patients, that he will be in hi ya, Thursdays and Satardeys fi will receive ad from 4 to 5 o'clock, O PARENTS AND GUARDIANS—Masic tavght o 1y who has had congjderab! he has given general satisfaction, whom she has been in the habit of 1¢ Herald office, shall be ate é #15 30tis* re Good white winter Oil at ouly wen per gallon, superior solar Oil at six shilling hite sperm Oilat one dollar per gation For | mw Between Eldridge and Allen we, and 20 4h between Eldridge aud Allen ss,, a % block oxas of the Bowery, sib ie*10 4 | k n; Ke. early on M ing and spading match Juvetion with Qu of October. Plow be forwarded by the manage: Animals must be on the ¢: venus, by 9o’clock, A. M should be forwarded ou or of October. eeh here in every indication of an immense show. | Exhibitors should improve the time in preparation, aud not beaday af- © fair. ifhow gronnd:23d.st and th iin te" May res O BLACKSMITHS, MACHINIST chance is offered of an Establishment in ove thoroughfares in the low i Years, aad ean particulars, mq #19 Fre 5 CLING OF ranclies, 3336 Anu street, being al opportunity of is selling off qneurs, at very reduced price 0 well aware that uisiness, takes thi s nublic that NELL—Ia yursuan of Arrangements, the Grand ire Companies aud vad bo fo perc bate in the nell, 10 ceport to hi der "aut all the necessary arrangements may be made as soon as Pwsible, By order of tre Graud Marshal. HENRY STORMS, Deputy Grand Marshal. 18 3t#re of _30 Franklin street. EW YORK, HAVRE, AND PARIS EXPRESS | AGENCY ed have an agent resident in Paris, who attends personally and exclusively to their Foreign Express business. “Lhey have also established an agency at Southampton, forthe puryose of recetring and, forwarding per the U. 8. Mail Steamer WASHINGTON, all parcels, pack ages, letters. ordersand commissions for France aud the Con tnenit generally. By this arrangem obtained the adva tage of another departure intermediate those of the French i Orders, &e,, received for the Washington antil the 23d 1 Wee the H A young lady to attend » saloon ggAddress a and 3 inch Copper Pipe. -Luquire at 159 Maiden lane. si87.em Agents to solicit subscribers to" ‘The Moui- New York ; also, Cacricrs wanted. Apply at The Monitor, 102 Nassau st. 17 3t*re 4 le Pateut article that will come ints universal use, and is. nt by every man, woinnn and child for is pleasant atid neat. Good busin $800 per year over all expenses. Tho: mouey are invited to call; letters postpaid will CHARLES FUL tion. ad af on 878 Gres WO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOM habits, wish employment, one as chamberma the other as cook. Good references given. Please apply to Jos+ph Atchison, 117 avenue C, between 7th and & thizd story, brek’ rovm, eeded ne bor 8 H. McELROY, purpose of carrying ov ranches. integ has heretofore ved. ravats ‘and,Ho: ry of all descriptions on au: m cr Shirts, Stocks, Ci hand. WISH TO JOIN THY ist RE ERY.—Wanted for the Ist Keg 400 able bodied meu, between the ages of 18and 30 years, to which good pa: ti Clothing will be given. Apart from the abs by, ‘No. 10 Wall st. € LIVINGSTON, WELLS & CO. _ \OLD FEN MAKERS will always fin a good assortment of selected points and iridiuan, in bulk, at rege WD HEN’S, 18 and 2) Liberty street, up stairs. 818 6t* re {,RENCH CHUROH, (comer of Franklin and Church streets) —Divine Service will be resumed in this Chureh, Sunday nex re ONS. L a rom i" ving just arrived in this erty, to practice his art, begs to inform the inhxbitants and public in general, that by a new and infulli- ble system, he eradieates Corns, Bunions, Calosities &e., without the least sufferiug. The operation does not last more than ten minutes; alter which the patient may immediately Wear his shoes, without feeling the least pain. Payment is aired ofter the cure. i i . LEVE will wait upon those who will him with their confidence. Charges moderate, Office 179 Broadway, opposite Hownrd Li 318 30% mm honor AISET & KOBERT, 31 Liberty street, ha al cases of Jewelry, f om the mi in Geneva, comprising t which are Bracelets, with Watehi articles. Constantly on hand, rich Geneva Duplex, Anchor k. nd Cylinders, from’ the first m. © general nssortment of from manufactoi HMENT—Pri te City Hall Place. ‘SORIA & CO. beg leave r in their power to offer great ns than any other eatablishment in, this City, art of DYEING and CLEANING any k len, and cotton goods, from the fict of the general and peculiar cilities they only as regards machinery, but by having the rial imported trom France and Germany, together with employing the best workinen in the trade, there by enabling them to . Their house havi tablished up they trust will be sufficient voucher without enterin longer detail, by the nt to those who have not given them a trial. , 25° Greenwich street, 257 Bleecker street, 740 351 Grand street, New York; 189 Fulton street, + 208 Broad street, Newark; 50 Choannt stepet, F al7 3t¥re in the Ne ROPSEY AND GRAVEL—DR. G.-C. VAUGH would call the attention of invalids to his vegetable celebrated ‘throughout will meet all ‘out benetit, and that for proof of its great curative powers he begs leave to refer to cert ficates of cures from all sections of the country whichare in possession of his agents. iithey; have sold this medicin« for four years past for aly will be able to show testimony of Vaughn would earnestly ack the public o call and obtain nis pamphlet in the hands of his ageu-s for gratuitous distribution od as fifty when that o is medecine 15 es It w ll show why one remedy is comp : tions of the urinary HATS! e Fall Style of Moleskin and fine Nu- ia Hats, finished with the uew style of trimmings, su- Derior to nny before offered, at the reduced price of $3. ‘Also, Short Nap Silk Hats, a neat and durable article, at $2 50, with a large assortment of Caps, some new patterns, much admired, for sale at ow prices, at M. BANTA’S, No.94 Canal, 518 re corner of Wooster street. NOTICE: patrouage bestowed ou his efforts for the pa yoovemanis, which will at once strike the humerous patrons as second to. ni deserving acontinuation of their favor and. suppo tion to the elegant ediliee,he now opens for their luspection and "To be followed by JUMBO JU Doors open a am OKPHANS’ BENEFIT OF THE PRINCE STREET ASYLUM, make their first appearance in a series Manager, Mu. Stevens. THC jours will be open at 63¢ o’clock, and the eur- ise at 7. Meh | tain will ri e will ite 4148 Herald office to Mesars. Peters & Co, which | HM “ahs “at Pay ng. Gannett ae NTED—One to ¢ di t 3, 336, and 4 inch E y 0 Nero ath dana undies’ feet 3. 34) aud finch | TO THE PUBLIC.—thesubseriberrespectfully announces ning of the Bowery Theatre, for Monday evenini 47, He returns h arnest for the future, he invites the Al ix Public, to, the maiaer ia which 1 een altered and improved throughout, Re-Modd opular ¥_ comp Ww —— ior, 9. Shape WANTED IMMEDIATEL Y—a oF 40 good Stone Max pang of cee Taterion, east yy, wus 10 work on the Yori and Erie Rail Road, Laynes- ee pe A Io se My 4 Betas Be Wess per day, and steady employment for one Walls and Wood-Work have been painted in Oil Shino Fears, Application to'be made at the Columbis Hotel, | Colors, “he Upholstery Work entirely news, New Prosce- ya. wit cS COMING. nium Boxesadded. The Lobbies carpeted with maguificent pepe LIAM BEARD, | aud costly English Oil Cloth of the most beautifal oatterus.— i tee 0_ pal Contractors. | New and eleguuiGlaas Cliandeliers. “A aplendyl New Drop WANTED One Thousand Agenteare wanted tw | G22 xhibiting one of the late scenes in Mexico of L000 war ted acres Tecuraud Aveutsare wantedto | Triumph at American Arma with oer isiter on his en e bu . ‘The Subseriber has spared neither la- nor expense to have this estab! = = t considered by hi he country, aud well rroval, he will continue to offer such novelty and attractions, app ashe hopes will give the most entire satisfaction, a Wo A , Manager and Proprietor. MONDAY EVENING, September 20th, 1847 Will be neted, the tragedy of BRUTUS: OR THE FALL OF TARQUIN, vr ical drama of To conclude with the gran He THE TEED ol 1k TYROL of Broadway, bogs A’ Under the Management of M: that he has opened Evening, Sept. 20. will be per- tain, two doors id the STRANGER—The Stanger, Mr. Neafie; Baron Steinfort, Brandon; Mrs. Haller. Mrs. Nicols. M: umbo Jum, Mr. Rice; we on hand the best and most fashion- | Sir Sol Sligo, Taylor; Mr. Grub, Herbert; Arabella, Miss able of ready made garinents, and will atend punetwally to | Hyldreth; Debora Mrs. Wrey. 7 ‘any custom work bis old customers or the public wall favor ‘To conclude with the VIRGINIA MUMMY—Ginger Blue, him with. Purchasing his goods for cash, he will be able to | Mr. r. Gallen, Taylor; Charles Allen; Lucy, Miss sell as low as any other establishinent; and he hopes by atriet | Wh jusan, Mrs. Herbert. rity and attention to business to merit the many favors he Pr #s—Boxes, 25 cents; Pit, 124 cents. es half-past7. SYLI ASTLE GARDEN, Monday evening, Sept. 20—Th» per formance will commence with PAS ARRAGONESE, Miles. Adelaide, Mathilde, Flora, and Jul er which, Dr. Collyer’s celebreted Ms ae will ious. acres, or $100 Treasury Scrip. and $12 bount he | | Afterwhich the celebrated Herr Cline will appear on the rendezyous rooms, at No. 25954 Greenwich, No. 99% Washing- | ‘Tight Rope in the French WOODEN SHOE DANCE: ton, and No. 38 Chathain streets; also at the Arsenal Yard, the whole to conclude with the Pantomime entitled a comer of White and Centre sts, New York. 86 30t* re NIGHT'S ADVENTURE, Roots open at 6; performance to commence at 734. d ission, 50 cents, —Mond +yféyening, Septem’r rformed the one act piece of WHO'S » Miss Clarke; Siguor Catarina, 3 acide. "0 be followed by the first act of GISELLE—Prince of jande, Antoine Raver Fiselle, Madame Leon Jave'li. 'o conelude with GOD. I, or, The Skaters—Goden- FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.-The | aki, Gi ; Mme. a e Ra- ANH GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES “The | ski, Gabriel Ravel; Mme, Grivotiche, Madame Jerome a Silver Watches and Jewelry, at retail, lower than any | Doors open at 7, performance to commence at ¢ o’clock.— other house inthe ity. “All Watches warranted to keep good | ‘Ti a Sh cents, ee ti or the money returned. ‘atches an lewelry aN sive 7 my ey a yg Pry ITCHELL’S OLYMPIC THEATRE—On Mond pon arnt pe eg a ln maedfewh neath, > ag Evening, ‘Sept. 20th, the, performance will commence aud Jewelry repaired in the best manner at much less than the | Wwieh, anew lice the LIGHT PROOF OF St, JAMES “Importer of Watches and Jewelry, Wholesale and Retail, Master ‘Thomas Swallbones, Mr. Holland; Lady Blanch Wi _sI7 Litiseod* rh ~ HOPE: HEART SIC the truth of the above, the public an leave t them, not # etter hat coming,” but that the Hats, composed of the finest material, of the most sh aud style, and of the very lowest prives of any iment in this or any “SL Wall street, core other city, have already made ray, Mrs. Timm. ‘To be followed by the burletta of BEU empl ds C: Aste Holland; Jane -Dreascircle, 50 cents ; U ling ; Private Box Caroline Gi PHIAN} r Vennsand Mary Taylor. ‘Mr Podge, Mr. Boxes, 25 cents ; Pit, one ahil- Orchestra Boxes, 8: atterly, N ' , OAD WAY THEATRE is establishment will po- Rect am: baer b eerie 2 sitively oven for the season, on MONDAY, the 27th'ot , a 6 ember instant. Waals of his enstomers. DEV OR, 190 Malron sede: he Ladies and Gentlemen engaged as members of the com- FANG FORTERI AMES FIRGSON, 3 4 pany, ‘are requested to assemble on sie plage, cm Monday, the md. i 200 ite i. H. KET, ee street, has how op] hand and Wy | oats Serre i Maninger. jn inno Hortes of every des aK Fa FRENC SVOLENT fl H POLLO ROOMS—THE FRENCH BENEVOLENT from bis very miperior hrizoutal grands, dows, | AA Society have much pleasare in annoancing, that through 6M octave square, com! 611 the improvements of ith many othe by his own experience the sugge’ jiness. All his instraments are manufactured for the if city trade, and no pains or expenst pare to render them at a least equal to those of any other \cturer in the country. aS Ee i AFRICAN th or ; African Grey Parrots, Chinese Birds and Chinese Cages; ties. Fancy and other Cages, wit too numerous to mention. King i iers for sale by est quality of French sold in other stores for $6 and the same ; do fin Sewed Boots, 5 equal to any sold in this city for $5, and warranted to give satis« faction {Gen. Taylor's half Boots $2 75; patent Cougress Boots made to order for $3 75. Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, kc. constantly id. Also, Military and e+ sole Boots made to order, with a fme the most certain curatives ever taken into the system—uot & ring'e mstaner has it ever been resorted to without perfectly rest sing toa healthy state the debilitated frane. Let the drop. sical sufferer resort at once to this medicine ; the first trial of 2.30 of. bottle will show the power of the article, Let the suf- fering in that distressing disease, gravel, and all other com- plaints, try this re Will convince you that it hae e: Price, 12 ox. bottle, $1; 30 oz. do., $2; 07 3007, for $10, if taken at one time article 132 Nassou street, 5 street, Philade'p Baltimore; Wri Mos. E. Kidder, keneraily throughout ni9 ISteod * re ix 12 02. bo.tles for $5, and mix for the sale of thix 21 North Sixth ja ltimore street, 151 Charo et, New Orleans treet, Boston, and by druggi 100 Court. the United States and Canadas. ARK, HAIR CLOTH, ‘ke— A. NEWBOULD offe 1000 gross low priced Knives and Forks. 200 do fine round stagdo do 500 pair do do gurrd carvers, 3734 cts. 6 cases twist and patent breech double barrelled Guns. A complete assortment of best C. 8 Files, Chissels, &¢. All sizes o Jot His JOHN Up Stairs Ps sayeock’s” celebrated Hi aoa ee ‘atches, $13. Fine Lever Movements, 1954, ke With ageneral assortment of staple Birmingham and Shef- field di 813 12t cod is*re O GROCERS AND SHIP CHANDLERS—A gentle roan of business habits and qualifications, who has some $1500 cash, wi engagement with some esta- Flisived wh city. Address, 3. nKed N OLICK.—MUaLY SULLIVAN, who lately arrived in the Columbia, from Ireland, and who has been in the hos- pital ou Staten Island for the Inst week, wishes to inquire af- ter his wife, Julia Sullivan, who came to New York from the slip. "He enireats any one ‘who knows where she iy. to.xend er tothe office of this paper, where he will call .€10,2 or 4 ry 7 Strre PARTICULAR NOTICE—A gentleman would like to give lessons daily, on very moderate terms,on Piano Forte, Violin, and in the French language. Also, tunes Pinos. Apply to No. 58 Beekman street. of references can be given. 817 3% re ATRIMONIAL —FEW PERSONS kaow thac there AVE is an Office im this City for the purpose of obtaining huitable partners for Marriage, the object of which ix to give torvect information respecting’ the standing, &c., of parties— without the exposure of uames or location: i iuformation Cin always be depended upon as correct, ic being supported by andoubted seference. | for ladies, with wlady,in attendance, from 9 A.M. | anna? M : Hours for gentlemen from 5 wntil 936 P. M. (post paid,) with Re é be treated promptly and con: ‘A.D RILBY, me, addressed to Wentially. hte street. ‘GREEK SLAVE. the National Acade- from 9 A.M. uatil 10P. M. Admictance 25 tickets 50 ce #4 Loteodis re SUNDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION 'O HARLEM —The steamboat HERALD ’arks, will make au excursiou to leaving as follo et, 244, and 1 Slave is now open for exhibition, my of Desig Pith sireets Rat, 24 treet, ER, we Harlem 5 o'clock, P.M fine view of the East buildings at Biack- ke. ying at the P will afford passengers and the various ee Long Island Farm: ap and pleasant excursi Hare cach way 1836 cents, SUNDAY fa ISLAND, way.—The a Hozzerd, will make an Bxeu Sept. 19th, seaving as follow: P.M Pike streetat halfep: i a at 20 ording to the paswecgers a fine view of the hy bor, the bays, and the different fortifie id same time enjoying a heaithy aud p Fare. each wav. 123¢ cents, CON®Y 185i, EXCURSIONS. .—The Elegant and Co ION, will leave Pier No. Lovelock, and Pier No. ‘iets dows steams IN. nda: Rot 104, AM. and ig. P. M.: and on and after Mo the doch Aves will Yeave daily at 10 A. hh and'l P.M: uatil urther *om, FOR SHREWSBURY, OCRAN Hi iar Long Branch, Runsom Dock, Bro BZ Muddietown and Red Bank.—The SI ORL C, Price, Master, will ran as follows, from Market Slip, River im save New York Leave Shrewsbury. O'clock. Sunday, 19, at 24g P.M. Mi 2.at 2 P. londay, aay . day. i esday, 22, at 12 5 sday, We Line Stages will run to Howell Works, Squam Vill und FF old. Stages to convey passengers to parts of N. i All sount of the ibove boat ila ahaaaarles 20 Ng “FOR SHREWSBURY, LOD ‘Ocean House, P. W. Schanck Ransom and Eatonto hoat EDWIN LEWIS, ¢ from foot of Barela: 8, lays 30, Siages will be in ‘readiness on the arrival of the boat to con- ve, Daasengers to all parts of the country. w ‘or further particulars apply to F, B. Hall, at the office " ve wharf. 12M... from Pier No.5, N.B., at the foot Letters ean only be forwarded throngh the Post Offic at tla. on ‘STEAMER WASHINGTON will po- fitiyvely start for Southampton and Bremen on “My ony | next, the 23d September, at i For passage, having superior accommodations, apply at the office of the Geean Steam’ Navigation Company, 45. William eet, nunsite the Pexen FRENCH TRANSATLANTIC Steam- ship Company—Royal Mail ce iguees per French steamship UNIO} from Havre, are requested to send therr pe . mitaon board the vessel, foot of Ctinion sf, E.R, or atthe office, No 14 Broadway, without d Ali nol et ited in five days, will be sent jo the publio store. 0 a0 | First appearance, since hi who will play several of time in Amer: bravura vari ‘The following eminent ar services. Mad first baritone of the French cond appearance ii kindness of several highly di aished artists, who have generously volunteered their eminent services, they are ena d to give a GRAND CONCERT, in aid of the funds of the society, On MON. ty Sept. 2 AT THE A iM DAY, 0. LLO ROOMS. turn, of the celebrated arti THERZ, ing of the French, valed componitions, and Jst Pianist to H. M. the Ku um LA PARISIENNE, ions for the pianoforte. with accompaniment of a POWRHEUL. CHORUS, performed by him at the grand concert given by him at the Hotel de Ville, in Paris, in aid of the victims of the EVOLUTION OF JU a shave likewise volunteered their BENEDETTI, ‘Mons, DUBREUIL Opera, in New Orleans, his se- New York. Madame PIC yebut of the recently arrived celebrated violinist HERR W. BATTENHAUSS: of the Court Theatre of Cassel, Germany. first solo player M.D: EFIENNE will preside at the piano and lead the assortment of all goods in his line. Corner of Fulton and Nas- | chorusses. Full particulars will be found in programmes. sau streets, opposite the Herald office. ‘Tickets $1, to be had from the committee, the music stores a1 308 Fe ___WM.M.VOUNG._ | andatthe dodr. Coucert to commence at o'clock precisly. sisre KDA A VALUABLE FAKM on Suiten Island, formerly kaow as the Ridgway property, con- isting’ of about sixty-five acres of land in a high Gultiyation and well fenced. ‘The turnpike road rans through he farm, which is bounded on one side by a creek which the best manure may always be obtained, A large part of the land is well adapted for building lots. are two houses, good outbuildings, excellent water and woundance of farm, which lies within hal 5: wh fruit on t ilfa mile of the landing at Chelsea, where the steamboat Raritan calls daily, and four miles from Port Richmond. For terms and further particulars, apply to Mrs. MacGregor on the premises. 810 15t*rre FOR SALE—WESTCHESTFR LAND. FS yen- in want of sites for country seats; to ene ce ‘0 gen- ket gar- persons I I rain want of land for gardens; and to al ishing a location in the neighborhood of New York. 5°0 acres of laud, in the town of Westchester, within 9 miles ofthe City Hall, with right of passing over Harlem Bridge free of toll, are offered at private sale, in lots containing from KE 5 to S0acres each. The lands are within 15 minutes walk of the railroad; front on good roads; are in the neighborhood of schools, and churches of dit denominations; the water ts good, and location healthy. .Fitle indisputable: “Terms mo- derate.' Avply to Gouverneur Morris, Morrisania, Weste! er Co.; orto Walter Rutherford, Counsellor, 79° Nassat New York. ute 30¢%m - TO HOTEL KEEPERS AND OTHERS—FOR SALE—That valuavle house and lot, situate south comer of West and Hammond streets, in this city, and how cceupied asm steambont hotel. ‘Twelve or more steam: Boats land dvily. at the pier in frovt of sxid premises, render: ing ita very desirable location for those interested in the hotel business. For particulars T. Smid, au street. N.¥.; k. H Ludiow& Co., 27 Wall street; or JF. Tallman, on the premises. _ 49 M0teod®*m ENTS ‘TO LET handsomely furnished it 31 North Moore street. R SALE—A lw te inthe village of Willi number of valuable Lots situ- amsburgh, frouting on North 2d, Congelyea, Skillman, Jackson, With Frost, feuue, and Lorimer streets. These lots wil sol rable terms. Apply to JOHN SKILLMAN, Jun. nuse North 2d street, naar Union Avenue,on Monday day. ‘10 30t*re FOR SALE—The late residence of Thomas Wright, Old Towler Yankee Doodle, with variations The MeGregor’s Gathering. . Now hope now fear, (duet). Mri POLLO SALOON, 410 BROAD WAY.—Tursday, Sep ir. J.’ Poole’s Concert, assisted by 'Mrs, x Miss MeGiloin,)Mr. W. Irving and Mr,Gleason, 0 will preside at the piano. PROGRAMME. Pant lL. ), Whistle. own Native Land h, bonnie Scotland, to thee Pant Ih. it was not m Here's a healt .- Poole. +Gleason. . Whrelan. Poole. Cents; Family Tekets ‘to’ + Concert to commence at 8 o'clock #19 lt*rre PTRIU at the Society Li- d Broadway, every evening n ING, SEPT. 20. tof the most extraordinary MAGIC iN VENTRI LOQU HUMEROUS SCENE: 8M. 1 Afternoon performance on Saturday at 3 e’clock. z Admission 25 cents—child & Door pall price. " s19 m_ MERIC. ‘UM. plendid performances bot MPBELLS ET! t , >A. HIOPLAN SERED RS di dd, situated in th unty of Columbia, thee BEC. cece ued on Fegan Gone igs | ORPHEAN FAMILY, OR KENWEDECK VQ ALISTS acres of land, 30 of which are wood ; the rest under a fiae of cultivation, with bams, ke. Th e and cor and in the best order bea’ sure rounded with vario ds of fruit. above place will 4 on accommodating terins, or exchanged for good productive city property. For further particu ine quire on the prem: arah A. Oe at of SA LL. THOMPSON, 275 earl st. N.Y. sf latem WM. WRIGHT, 249 Pearl at. N.Y PAYER MILL AND VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.—To close a concern The paper mi| are situated at Andover, Connecticut, 16m ot Hartford, aud 23 miles northwest of Norw: 38 by 76 feet, with a wing 32 by 68 feet. 1es, ove 72 inch fourdnner mac! everything 3 gen en mill five e rate water wheel, ood pay mill. ‘The Mill manufietures about 40,000 dollars worth of paper perannum. [tis at this time in fall operation, and may be in- apected by any person desirous of purchasing. at Mechan.cs’ Hall, Broadway, a few doors above Grand commencing at 8 o’elork. Tickets admitting a gentlema ESTERN, c Pete Morris, Comic Binge Bernard. F # Amistad Slave: ouRANG OUTANG—300 NATIONAL PORTRAITS. Admission % cente—Child jad. ROCK WELL, the famous Fortane Teller ANKEE HIL D their combined entertainments every evening th or 817 3tin* re tleman and Indv, 90 cen on EV TROTTING. URoE T le heats under the saddle—will come Mon MONDAY the 20th inst, at’ o'clock, P Se Earl. enters b. a. Port Jefferson. Staves Wye et, Al'wel faced with bard wood: | immediately wher, mich fr ai6t—Mile heaw—to 391 hoses, Kee. erty will besold low, anda good part.of the | Garman, names... &. Pavers G. 8, Karl, names , Kier particular apply tan RRRSBE k BROOKS. gihito— Mate mile esisbait ‘nee Hie, in harness—for orto te ial Tune Wood-uff, names ogo. Alice Gray a8 tre abe btgales amen. ja Zack Tylor us si imission to all parts of the KELLINGE 7 50) Proprietor. upon the horse's back or bre the collar |. Cetreville, Sept 17, 1817. TS. or Neate nea et all mannte of steaes’ | ___ _UNION COURSE, LONG ISLAND. me, burbe and splents (in their early stages.) It the best stable keepers, our most. distinguished id the stage proprietors of New York city ; by all the large soda water manufacturers, Newton, Ormsby, wey 3 Ke.,as the bestaud cheapest in market. It can be TERDAY, September 2),nc7orlock,f.M.Pae 6100, Ipearoolt & Co. with an inside stake of $100, hal! forfeit—two m a ad quantity tea cheaper than any article ever offered to the public. One bottle. witn care, will last in a stable two or three years, ifusel accordingly. ‘The most astoundi can be seen at our principal depot. It ean Kista, saddlers, stores and taverns, throughout the city and country generally, For further particulars, see advertisement in the Spirit of the Times. , 14 300 re HEAVES AND BROKEN WIN: HORSES, speedily and permanently Malia a use of Tattersal Heave Powd: ‘he: ‘4 ‘Constant nse in the noblemen troeghoat th than fifty year a Botts, Wortns, &e- the prot the United States, ‘with fall, None fenuine without the si rice 4 sl s, Broken Wind, people of Fleet street, London. f or$1, American currency. A. H. ev ton street, New York, Awente All orders, accompanied bythe cash,an etually. wed to. Persons di the agen ens e, post paid, with good reference, will receive im ir a \oth British bark AGN fag been unavoid. | day » King Sept. 27th—Purse $150—! fully solicits a He ten the a hoary after sal must be reg Grey Eagle him, Lundy Sutton heats in harness, free for sll folk. Entries to he made at 1. ‘Three or mor except Lady ns, Sept. 20th, and two to 916 6t" re, inW YORK TATTERSALLS — Ne Maid respeetfally inform the old of the above well known esti amed the sitaation as proprietor, hav- ier acven years auccessfully, and ote public ia general. He moat. respect. Hi fom thore who may wish to buy or sell folietts a call farness, ce, and will. be most happy to at- to their wants in the above Hine, and bens oucnte sapere Y efort on bis par : ; im that no oertyuyer aud. seller, as to merit @ renewal of njoyed. f Horse Vghiglen Harnes, ‘lock, A.M. rection will be cashed in ren 0 make @ tact Monday 7 omit satea made tn yor favoritism will be shown either to the rules and regulations of y adhered to, by all who may ir business. will take place on Mou- Horses intended to be offered previoas to the sale, rt ers, butin all Fay yor wits thi ye fir {20th instant, at Ll o'elock. tered on or before Saturday, wkd and. no horse will be offered under the value of twenty-five of veig! pasange, har excellent accom: | qotlars. ¥ eoly to the eapinia on board thot of Heawer ait (LZ Every description of new and second band vehicles E. R., or to OODHULL & MINTURN taken on norage or for sale. P §7 Bouth stre Very particular attention will he paid to gentlemen's horses ITUTION, from Liverpool, and vehicles, and kept in astable rpaased for capar t it the foot of Pike street, ‘with light, roomy and well tilated stalls, with the best sent to the public store. a FOR Livin! t f beth of Se; packet ship Sil tively sail as abo ’ 4 and 1) GARRICK, Capt ‘Trask, will | by dan, and sail on the ath of Ooty mend | P erret ora Tie peoke: cl eed the @y, feed, anda large arens for weather. IB2tis" re Prime Low Sngar Candies, 1634 con's dies 16, cents, wit m4 when stormy GEO. W. yprietor, 446 Brondway HOICK, CONFECTIONERY—Steam Refined ond Un- adulterated, made exoress!y fo suit the South and West.— Havann Soger Cw f Almov Sugar G ut the lowest market price, BSTEWAKT, HUSSING & CO, Fat Confectioners, 418 Pearl, corner Madison a) 4 cecal ey (HLATEST | 'rojTHsE MOMENT A TELEGRAPHIC. NEWS FROM THE SOUTH. Death of General Hopping, of New York. PuiapeLensa, Sept. 18th, 1847, ‘The Now Orleans papers of the 11th inst., are reosiv- ed. There were no later arrivals. ‘There is no express ‘The interments in New Orleans, during the 24 hours ending on the 10th instant, were 54. Of which 13 were from the Lafayette Hospital, and 7 from the Charity. ‘The Hon. Richard Henry Weld, died of the fever on the 10th. ‘A note from the Picayune to the telegraph agent at Richmond, states that Brigadier General Hopping died at Mier on the Ist inst. His brigade was broken up. General Lane's brigade would probably embark at the Brazos on the 8th inst, for Vera Crus. General Cushing was concentrating his brigade at the camp near Palo Alto. Legislative Proceedings. Axany, Sept. 18, 1847. Sexare. ‘The Senate was engaged all day on the general bill for the incorporation of Bridge Companies; but it was not disposed of. House. A bill was reported to repeal the law exempting pre- perty of clergymen from taxation. Mr. Watson brought in a bill to abolish feudal te- nures. The resolutiou of Mr. Rutherford that the Commis. sioners on Pleadings and Practice report was carried. ‘The Lien law bill was referred back to the commit- tee reporting it, with instructions to make it applicable to the whole State. ‘The Committees of the Whole then took up the bill authorizing the Safety Fund Banks, on the expiration of their charters,to incorporate themselves under a general law. Mr. Hap.ey proposed the Oneida Bank ag the model charter to be adopted. ‘The question as to the policy of continuing the two systems of free and safety fund, was debated at length. The Committee rose without disposing of the bill. —— Wasninaton, Sept. 16, 1847: The intercepted despatches—The “ foreign battalion — The Wilmot Proviso, It is extremely questionable if any instructions have issued to Mr. Trist, materially changing the terms con- tained in the treaty which he brought out. 1 am per- suaded it will be found eventually that the treaty whieh was drawn up here is the one he has submitted, without alteration, to the Mexican commissioners, and that the intercepted despatches, if they have been intercepted, which is not at all improbable, will be found to contain no instructions to Mr. Trist to make any essential modi- fications in the terms of the treaty. In one of Mr. Kendall’s letters from Tacubays, it is stated that Mr. ‘Trist entertained strong hopes of # suo- cessful issue to the negotiation, His letter expresses no opinion. From the incident related of the stoning of some wagoners from our camp when entering the city, it would appear that the hostility of the populace is unabated. It must be matter of bitter mortification to every adopted citizen, that #0 many should be found arrayed ‘against the country of th« ir adoption in the ranks of the enemy ; but it would be unjust that the obloquy merited by a few unprincipled men, should attach to ail their in- nocent fellow-countrymen. A battalion of foreigners, mostly Irishmen, d-serters from the American army, was captured at Churubusco, and those who composed it, were, at the last accounts, on trial before a court-martial. It is but right they should pay the penalty of their orime, for they have disgraced alike the country of thelr birth and the country of their adoption. And yet it must be said that if this war were against England, instead of Mexico, no Irishman would be found in the ranks of the enemy. Nor while condemning their treachery, should the bravery and devotion of their countrymen, in the ranks of our army, be forgotten, General Shields{than whom no man in the army,deserves better of this country, isan Irishman. General Patterson, |! believe, is another, and in the ranks there are thousands. Santa Anna’s defence of himself, and crimination of Valencia, are most lame and impotent. ‘To the most wi initiated in the art of war, it must be clear that had Va- lencia been reinforced and supported, ho would have made a better fight. I perceive that a Cincinnati paper gives an authorised contradiction to the statement, that Mr. Crittenden is in possession of a letter from Gen. Taylor, expressing his (Gen. Taylor's) decided approval of the Wilmot Proviso. ‘This settles the question as far as Mr. Crittenden is con- cerned, and yet there must be some strange mistake somewhere, as it has been confidently asserted by men of unimpeachable veracity in this city, that such s letter isin existence. They must have been deceived by afor- gery or a direct falsehood, or else there is such a letter though not addressed to Mr. Crittenden. If such a let- ter exists, the person to whom it is addressed, should at once publish it. The statement that Mr. Wright was opposed to the doctrine of the Wilmot Proviso, is incorrect, although it is well Known he did not approve of its incorporation in the peace bill,in the mode in which it was pressed by Mr. Wilmot. But it is neodless to say that he eould not have approved the means taken by his professed friends in the House of Representatives to force that measure at the sacrifice of the best interests of the country. Mr- Wright was no factionist, while those who for selfish purposes arrayed themselves under the shelter of his great name, were nought but a miserable cabal. GALVIENS! Wannixeron, Sept. 14, 1847, The Action of the Neat Congres It may happen that a lasting peace will be the result of the negotiations of which there was a prospect at the last advices. In such an‘event Congress must, at the commencement of the next session, act upon the treaty, ‘as an immediate ratification will be necessary, Anat- tempt will doubtless be made to incorporate an anti- very proviso in any treaty that may be submitted, but it is to be hoped that an attempt to clog it with sueh a meaningless and absurd restriction, will not be persist- ed in, Indeed, such a restriction would be so very meaningless and absurd, that one would be inclined to dismiss all apprehension ofan attempt at its enforcement, but that an attempt equally preposterous, in principle at least, was made to incorporate the Wilmet proviso in the three million appropriation bill, Butifthe ratification of the treaty should involve the issue of peace er war, the most determined advocates of the doctrine of the Wilmot proviso would scarcely have the temerity to take the responsibility of allowing their peculiar views fo re- tard the restoration of peace. To send the treaty back to the Mexican Congress, rashly to endanger it, and to say to the government of Mexico— Sirs, we will make peace with youon condition that you will be so obliging as to tie our hands,” would be to present ourselves in @ most ridiculous position before the world, ‘The treaty, if it be made, will be opposed by two par- ties—the ultra democrats, who are in favor of absorbing all Mexico, and the ultra whigs, who oppose any acqul- sition of territory, But it is questionable, if they will take the responsibility of defeating it, and thereby of retarding peace indefinitely. The treaty will then, in all probability, be ratified, and the great struggle will be on the bill to extend the jurisdiction of the United States, over our new acquisitions The coming session will be full of excitement. Pend. ing the question of the extension of the Missouri Com- promise line, the conventions will be held, and the Presidential candidates nominated, It is vain to expect calm or wholesome legislation in the prevalence of such morbid agitation as these things will generate, There is not much to be expected, therefore, from the next Con- gross, at ite first session. It in certain that party organisation will be maintained toa greater extent than has been anticipated. The dem- ooratio party, although it is now much distracted by « variety of issues, will,in all probability, get rid of their dissensions, and maintain the regularly nominated can + didate, Mr. Clay will be the candidate of the whigs,and will call out the full strength of the party. Should Gen- eral Taylor run, which, I think improbable, for he hae lately shown great reluctance to being # candidate, it is impossible to predict to what extent the support given him will trench upon’party organization. It is likely, however, that ho will receive @ greater number of whig votes than democratic, as there seems to be 9 general determination on the part of the demoersts to maintein the integrity of their party organization. It is said Mr Calhoun’s friends have abandoned the design of ranning him as an independent candidate. Mr, Calhoun himeelf wna not in favor of the Missouri Compromise last winter, but reéwnt indications seem to show that he is not #0 emently oppdted to it as his resolutions, introduced ¥ | inst session, would argue him to be ba