The New York Herald Newspaper, September 28, 1847, Page 3

eee stitution submitted to thelr; Meclsion. The following Corree—The market was the sales of Rio Lt '—National Loan Fund Life Assur- oer Hanover square, art O14 goat 15 Loudon, sigue uiet last FE INSURANCE ARK THEATRE —Tuesday Evening, 8 comprise the acts regulating fhe financial affairs of the | were made at 7c. a 7: c, These was no change in ance Soc: 26 Cornhill, London, and 74 surgets 3 PSaEzs se time nme stig State -— other description’. A ic sale of Rio is t oft | Sew York. tal, £500,000’ sterling,’ oF $2,500,000. (Em- entitled ARMAND, or The Child, of the People.—Armand. SE lina 6 allen on Weduesiay tho ne © some off | powered by act of Fasiament) 2 View-Royal assent, 27th ine. Davenpore: Kui Loui 1th Mr. Hietd: Blanche ane, : corporations, not possess-| — Fisu—Sales of 1100 quintal Oh an, ow! netic, Mrs. . , ing bankii to be 4 + quintals newly arrived dry cod, A 8a’ bank fe ” 10 the comedy. in two acts, led "Feonibitieg the ereation 'o cg State bank what. | 7&7? made st $3 60. the market icelog Grin Mackerel | Tame nant je Widow sud che orpbes. i Ix, tr Dyoet detoryeie, ‘and'7 feet, No-; bask: ts bright Ree | a ter key staple vices. Also, iron squir-s, padlocks bet | {'Andrews; Juan, » Pearson; hi aad © ehamhe, brass: = . foe Pap ee Mass Fly: eirous, red t per vo | Boose open. at handsaws.” bee and brits, trou tasle | gg oe vsely. a quarter ever. Pris. | cor barrels hed arrived, considerable portion Chairmanof tee Refusing to permit the Stat: » to a been previously sold. ‘To-day 350 barrels cretary—K. Ferguson any cormnatio or avin’ for basking purpons’s | BG Wectgterinn not aodeeood. isering” Say of | Used Se Batt a Le T'Divecicrs Vodice 74 Wall stret,) coveluds with TER OF THE ALPS—Felix, Mr Dyott ders yao, Helen, Mrs rter before 7 o’elock Performance wii] half onst 7 ott, Claudine, quiring that all acts au thorising corporations or Nore. seo ,end xo SE ge» 90%; it and forks, iron candlesticks, New Ys Jacob Harvey. Esq Chairman. Sam Johu J. Ge 18, Howland, Esa : associations with banking pow: 8, shall take effect onl: : 0 , Ex ech, locks,f y pans, rat traps, corksere ws, | Thiv b ‘Sept 28ih wilh 3 ly market for dew rotted continued firm at Gordie Esa. poke eat Ce core Masager, Mu Sruvens——This Hvening, Sept. 26h wi Making ail stockholders i : os jenoe in apy iption. jeorge Barclay, Esq. 3. Edward Habieht, Eeq. : ‘ E OF a for the debts of the satas, te. the eee The amouae | oti eEt 120 Me-camoras, slightly damaged by water, and | cement C. widdl amas eee staple easier 3 wwortment of Gorman andFreuch fancy and TRIUMPHS OR ROUGH AND READY, of the value of thelr shares to ssuehs corporation. Cargo of the tar Republic from Moutovides, upwards of | Oto" Granam, raz. William Jones, E a. ceaishPer ifs tock of hardware aad fancy good, fora: | General feng Ms WM zt, Je Danson. Yambee ! 18 ger ‘assem' , it may concern, ar, raed mony unioes in cues of fagurrncdion Invasion of war, | Tag inne eng Morea dealers declining them St 125. | Jonathan Meredith, Fay tt Mea Hoffman, Ka Als, alter os of hardware aud onc ood,» geural aes eto Mognlight Chorus of soldiers — without submitting the law, auth rising the tose tad | ceyiinbe, ta wt this, port for the present year, already z Pr J. H. Met ulloh. ne | FORmsAt oF Kold Jewelry, city made, and 100 lots imported | Scene Jat Kort Brown by Moonlight —< horus ot providing for ite payment, to the: ‘people, at least three | samo perded lest year shoving mu codrtnnay NoCe caene | ardion: Hane Cee Keceueral Agent; and Edward Teens | Nie PARTNER sHiieeu aie ee : months before the time of voting.o1: the same,requirings | the im'sorts of this article British N-A. Colon i T tt § ey 9 on rt subscribers, under the firm of Fisher & Harrod, t West Stockbridge, MM this ‘day dissolved “by matual the concern are to be paid to Thomas majority of all the votes cast for au embers of the general | | Luarwen—The market is more firm, and prices have | , |B YOLLOWING ARE Anon ri Id, who will contimue the business assembly to give to auch law valitity and force. near'y recovered the fall which took ‘place during the | Y,THis "stitution —The a Refusing to allow the credit of “the State to be given last, two weeks. Heavy weights and poor d “ope fanaa. mand ssilltone of “oll i e }, $185,000 in aid of any individuad corporatd.on or association. V¢ sy woarce and bring full prices. Should fopoe navi- | The peculiar ee secured to the assured by the principle | New York, Sept. 28. 18(7—10" di Bau The 'W. W. FISHER, (hallant Soldier aroused by the Reveille—Hisdeparcure the ate eee er nee ene DR HERS jon clove early, the stock of leather for the winter wili | of he Loan Deparment. Bee pamphlets." 7 0 0 THOS. HARROLD. Sis Point Ieabel-—Bombardment of the’ Fort, and Death of By authorising the levying of @ capitation tax when Unusuily light, Oak tanned sole has advanced fully CD Tes aiale tank eb Ularal 2 siting caanrinnal officers and member: “ The'Plai Palo Alto, at the termination of the first day’s the general ameaably inoy-desmn Sl expedient Sap cans ber posed. on ail descriptions. A: public sale char elistanapaiionensiadieastdeaane absent on last Tuesday evening, are hereby nou ro Battle of the Resaca de la Palma; the Ai i, ; was adopted, changing the time of | _,€% arms The Lodge will therefore o, eu from ‘ x ‘and liberal. amendmeatto the oe Two articles were adopted by the convention, to 'g| Lxav—The market for pig stood at $4 30a $4 31%. once, borrow half amount of | meeting to 734 o'clock. Rog, ‘The entire of the vast Stage w i. submitted aeparately to the peo ple, as distinct prop gj. | Lime—we ae ns Ove ie same privilege for five aucces deni including the 20¢h of Marches u the above hour. age will be thrown open to aid in the tions, leaving the residue of the constitution unaf goted | Navar-Sonrs—'Raw turpentine was hold at $3 00 per manent y.invesved. in the FURNISHED ROOM, without board, oF with breakfast lon of thevares 12 se mureen saree Dave! Fight by the action thereon, The fit st restricts the im migra. | 280 Ibs.; spirits do, at lc. 620 per gallon, and rosiu at th ‘ae ifrequired. A {arge (and convenient front room, the Comedy of the YOUNG WID- tion aud introduction, under way oiroumstancer , of free | 92°. for North couaty,and at, 750 for Wilmington, ‘There poly st 8 Hedson crrece, | eommodate two geatien, ‘Baper Aurelia, Mrs FRI. negroes into the State; the seound is the artic’ « provid. noma no sales of importance reported ing for the imposition of @ ttax of two mills’ ym the dol-} _O114~Linseed—Since the recent speculative pur- to the medical examination, OWERY TH-ATRE—a W hace 4th tle of Buena Tyee disperses and discover Fort Brown a ry triumphant in the second contest—W aluutSpri wh and Ready Encampment 5() REWARD will be paid by Dr, A. 0. G 7. BHO individant wha be paid by De, A ciate ttle, tO the | Mt ces, 25 Cente; Pit and Gallery, 12% Cents. ‘and door Vist Vinunwer: Stage i break of day— eant to Di le’s door an rs will be plate. Fifty dol would ask of this high mind 13 h f the first y een al jong thore assured for life on the participation TEE s Faun vin teres bee te oo titor has failed, ‘The society is not connected with either marine oF fir rape ble Faste,® in-ceses where his ate Wall. | #8 item” AC. CASTLE. M.D. Dentin 381 Be ‘The soctety being founded on the mutual and joint stock lar’s worth of taxable prope'ty in the State, the proceeds chases, English has declined, and sales of 3000 ns ay participate in the profits of the societ were made to-day at 68¢, i i - | Principle, parti of which are to be applied to the discharg 4 of the entire | vam hus decliont above s genterasid les ea allous | emoaturds of whi debt known as the internal; improvemer ¢ dope, py first | were made at Glo cash. Country, in barrels, was held paying the principal of sui debt, an° , the interest ac. | S¢ 588690. Both crude and manufactured fish olls con- D her the fact that h with hie Ineo Ee ssonally, MAN OF THE the Bridal—Lieut, Adam Bashford, Mr. Neat Bowyer, Mr. Sullivan; Jack Jolly, Mr. Br HATHAM THEATRE.—Under the Manag it of Mr. CBMERCHERYocaday Evening, Sept 20, nad “al the wel will be preseuted the, dn d OCEAN. or thet all he ‘The principal part of the debt yp », 6,245,380; uw two mil; 200 bbls prime do, were sold at $10 50. Lard—No sales | Medical examiners atiend ally: ata P. ECRE1S WORT! were reported, and the market was rather quiet. Beef | aud at the offices of the different local boards and agenc tinued fi it it . 8. Local Board meet Wednesd: a - Bloom, Mr. Wi ; Eve Hillington, Mrs. crued and accruing thereoi This a7 ticle contemplates | “Orn: Cart A aele of 00 toe none ean ing transpired. | ret, whereail vurivess contccted with tie Bogietys oper: ADAME I. WINIEL'S AGENT, 459 Broadway, cor- | Staunton, Miss Hildreth: Becky Bowles, a consent on the of the cred! tors to this proposi Paovisions—Sales of 300 barrels mess pork were made Hons, in America, is trempostodaeordiy saeeey creer oe = OE hogy Sy henteereel ae Grand strqet wil cree pr ous fe waich at “4 pg Bend performed. meet . Hole advantage of prompemess and atueutina ; - ty her ansor MNi | Parcxs-Boxes, 25 ceute: Pit, 125 cents, tion. At $13 60; and 300 do were reported sold at $13 75; and | Sileave to travel, Loans settlement of cima, Rees | Mery. muitetienad yl Pa ey to ea ‘i 'H KNOWING.—tememben that those BENEFIT OF ANTOINE RAVEL. TELEGRAPHIC. x Puitapecenta, Sept. 27, 1847—9 P. M, ‘The Southern line of Telegraph ia till defunc' sequently we have no despatches from that quarter. The Legisiative Proceedings Avsany, Sept, 27, 1847. Sevate, ‘Thee gueral Canal Bill was ordered toa third reading. ‘The geueral Railway Bill was reported complete. The bill to provide for the election ef Lieutenant Governor was then taken up, and, after considerable discussion passed. @After which the general Railway Bill was read 9 third time and passed. The resignation of Nathaniel Jones as Canal Commis- sioner was received, and the Senate then adjourned. Assematr. ‘The Mechanics Lien Law was reported by Mr. Hadly, with an amendment, restricting its operation to New York, Brooklyn, Albany and Troy. Agreed to. ‘The Senate bill for the incorporation of Bridge Compa- nies was reported favorably. The bill to amend the general Banking Law, providing for the taxation of capital, &c., was passed. ‘The bill for the establishment of the Teachers Insti tute was taken up and passed. ‘The House went into Committee of the Whole upon the bill for the appropriation of the surplus canal reve- nue, but adjourned prior to disposing thereof. tax in 1848, will produce 4b0v,¢ $290,000. "This tax Cheese | _ #20 lawdtis re nest sear a at Tie a crue iat tmation of all | PALM'S OFERA HOUSE—Ducsday Evening, Septene ine annua bef abot wrvn pr ent | he UML CE niet ant | KG AS BUR RC MUR RCO MRRE | lth spe ei gee | ANG OE Akon sap MF , is — rm f in throughout the twenty-fv © years, reasoning from expe- | State were made at 7 m 750. insures on the mutual principle, without personal liability. | only astonished thousands of our citiaaus, but all Freney ced | re bes y JOCKO, the Brazilian Ape—The Ape, rience connected with ¥ /eaty; » Rice—Including the transactions of Saturday and | Hi Cash ¢ apital of 100,000 dollars paid in and safely in- | Euglnnd,echoes of her wonderful talents. me ADOLPH, | Mons. Cora, Madame Javelli. rn advancement. Taki Rice—In ‘y and w if Hh » Taking | [iday last, the sules have reached about 130 tieress. in. | Vested, also a large amount of Premium Notes. at lil Heserst,near Bowery, can only be seen fortwo days | After whic, TIGHT ROPE, by the Ravel Family. there two propositions wa the basi’, fora calculation in | Siuding inferior to common, at $4 60 a $4 70, good do ade against loss and damage by Fire and Marine | longer. Fee 0'cents, ia wexem | Toconclude with the MAGIC TRUMPET—Pipo, Ga- nineteen years, this tex will y/eld $6,194,000, which | $4 873, and Prime $5 25 a $0 60. : Mablished iuand tausportation and navigation, at the | rN LAWYERS—A young man who has been inalaw | Sith Harel: Magician, Leon Javelli; Columbine, Madaine elli. leaves unpaid of the, ‘principal, oniy $61,380, There is,| 8##>—Since the sale of 76 barrels clover on Saturday, yer’s office for nearly three years, and who is perfectly The profits of the bu @ ill be divided between th Doors open at 7, perormance to commence at 75 o'elock.— however, already «/sorued $2,9 49,373 of interest, which | *#/74°; we have heard of no transactions Sto¢kholdersand the inured, ee '* | conversant with the general routing cris attoruey's business, | Tickets a cents; toall parts ofthe houses eo 5 ” jUGAR.—Sales of 2 ew Orleans were made on TRUSTERS. y i ALMO’S.—Monday, October 4th, 1847.—O; ht. will be inoreased to about $3 090,000 before this provision | private terms. Muscovado continued in fair demand fambert Saydam, flbart J. (Andersoa, Wibatean tl tneid: tae coe dae oe Birst week of the celebrated a gras daa can be carried into opera on. There will accrue, during | Without change in pric . Shepherd Ruspp, St rulins best of refereuces given. Address" B,” at the office of this ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS. the nineteen years, $3,5',9.916 making the ate of | _,244L0w —Parcels from the Butchers’ Melting Associ- John D. Hurlbut, Paper. 328 1t*re Gores, Rieawrood, Raringtny Fee Borne Hore: aie 9 0,916, ig the aggreg ation, with emall lots from the country,continued to sell Pant Spatord, \HE ISRABLITES FROM THE NETHERLA ealihed Gone of anemminw kate Has Neves (iesen, interest di t that ti’ 5 1 uished honor of appearing before Her Ma): Q ‘Ne $6,559,916, which, however, is | at 10 cts. David Austen, (Holland) and de requested to attend a meeting | fi" it. H, Prince Albert the Ieoyal Family, aud Nobility and subject to constant redyetion from three-fifths of the | W#aLeaoxe.—We continue to quote N. W. at 34.0 35, J.D. Van Buren, on Weduesday evening, ustane at? o'clock. P. Ms , H mill and @ half furd +ow raised, which, in the nineteen | Wich seemed to be above the views of buyer x. ¥. Men at the Bhakspeare Hotel, gorser of William and Duanefetreets. spectfully announce to th ears, amounts to yong o | 1g Wittexey —Sales of about 360 bbls. were made at 2836, | — Aitlone Why MSiby order of MANY ISRAELIYES from Holland. imc ioek ET SAD Gymmnande 0 seeis SO doe smountiorc,'garvasio. To thls aad the apaia| . Sanvonte Nerd Sent rice tai for Liverpoot at | Sines ata saan (eR ,to $3,776,810, To this add the un ge cy a eon . He Wolfs, REWARD.—An appeal to every man of honor james's Theatre, Londou, pertion of the 18d, and Cotton at 3d. To London the: | dose ; Henry Holt, Al peri i gen Ha, and a are rear There was more Cotton, offering fr Havre, and packets | Joseph Fowler KA Robertson, $100 aight, he stin Intra See tired dole bil bet Se lascreans: .*" sbout any great inorease of interest, is yet to | were obtaining o., anda transient ship had been filled 1H. Gibson, J. lieved to be on the Mechanics’ Bank ; whoever will. produce small bills, be dise i io. ope fohaston, AG. Tue to th 1, at the . di fMr.J. A. DUMBOLTON. Pot" ourged. ‘Todo this we now have the aggregate | #¢ % Joha Van Ne 6.0: Ce ere ee Herat Ofice by ot jon 25 cents. Doors open at 736 o°elock. Concert at fu'4d produced from the three-fifths of the mill and ‘a TELEGRAPHIC kB gooey Eire. trouble keep the bill. By their so doing they will ug Rg asia Eh 828 Laure alf tax, and from the two mill tax, which, in the six : Henry H. Munsell, John P. Nesmith, reputation of a gentleman who is suspected of pea TECHELLS (OLYMPIC THEATRE —On rueaey J - — —_ ioe a ae Ai te » the formance wil 01 following years, will produce $4,358,700, which wil) liqui- Albany Market. win Hoy LAMBERT SUYDAM, President. | [LLINOIS AND” MIUHIGAN CANAL NOTICK.— | with the SAPAIAN BOWEL, or Venus and Adonis Adour date the whole amount, being an excess of nearly Axany, September 27, P. M Jno. 8. Tarras, Vice Presigent. Holders of Illinois aud Michigan Canal Serip, who wi is Mrs. Pumm Venus, Mise Mary Taylor, $600,000. FI if 2 Ferpinanp Staaa, See 826 voud the same, (Governor French being now it city,) can ‘After which, the WANDEKING MINSTREL—Jem Mutt iicvc icine Cacdic tole inte lour.—The market continued firm at $570 a $5 874 | wari CONTR” gs BROADWA avail themselves of the benefit of an Act for funding Canal | Baks, Mr Mitchell; Herbert Carroll, Miss M Tavlor; Fexty, for new Genesee and western brands, without sales of tate, would respeciully inform. the | Sefpi. aprroved moment. Wheat.—We have only to note a small sale of | Ladi ah eet ty ‘and is still rece ving his fall stank of | 600 bushels new Genesee, on terms not understood. | thers, Valleucienues Regener: Luocine, Port duteiens od 5 ige, Point Walcie Corn.—The market was some firmer, and sales of | thet Laces and Ed ‘ebruary 22d, 1847, by an plying atthe office | Miss Robert ‘illiam and John O’Brien, No 33 Wall street, where an be found from 10 A.M. to 3 P. ed into Cincinnati by river, canals and railroads for the year commencing September 1, 1846, and ending August 81, 1947, inclusive, distinguishing the value of each de- 'o conclude with A. Thread Lace Collars, Lace C ir. He bind desirable that the hi Mr. sortption, was as annexed:— 5000 bushels were made, consisting of western mixed, at | fj(chylnce Caps, Lace Barbes, and Berthes, Black Silk and thout delay, as the operation of funding will be | Dresscirele, 90 cen Comsence or Cincinnati—Vatue or Inronts, 62 cents, and of yellow at 64 conts. “Barley—Sales of | tones 2 E oacraalln “hrmaaiaes, Embroider fi much fveilitated daring the stay of the Govervor in New York. | ing; Private Boxes, $5 Quantity. Value. Total, Value,| 500 bushels were made at 75 ents, Whiskey continued | lars, trimmed d, do, do. Ch vy. aie: | Total, Valwe,) grup.” Receipts by Canal during the past twontertce | dered cid Lees ae Ore Noa cena hours.—Flour, 10,000 bbla.; Corn, 15,000 bushels; Oate Revere and 4 4,000 do. No change in freights. ADWA TR entertainments will ATIONAL BOOK EX signed, hereby appoint Mi under- 102 Nas- bot, We Ez lars, Breakfast Caps, Silks, Satins, Velvets, Plushes, Silk | hand Books and Prints; all Cravats, Kid Gloves, Si farried, ‘Also, Mr. Falcoues, On Saturday the 26th inst., by the Rey. Dr. Francis | sssortment of Hats, Cap Novels and cheap pabli- irs, has jast received a rey! 18,457 20 Joskyn Gaiter, Mr, Holland; Patty, ) pier rohestra Boxes, $3. Boxes, 25 eveninj commence with LO 'E FOR AN HOUR—Damp: Mrs. Tin Sept. 28th, ‘The ES SA: atts, of CRIFICE—Matthew Elmore, Mr. @ Vandenhoff; Paul La- fs. Plam and Embroidered Cambric Col- | #40 street, as our agent Jor the Purchase of all kinds of second. | font, Mr. Lynne; St. Lo, Mr. Dawson; Margaret Elmore, Miss OW TO SETTLE ACCOUNTS WITH YOUR for a few days. | WASHER WOMAN—Whittington Widgetts, Mr Holland; wen forthe pia: | Mary White, Miss M Taylor. "Wallacke ti HI be liberal: id fc ash. Pe the - To which will be added the petit comedy of USED UP— try may depend upon puuctaal remittance, ned the fall value, | Sir ‘Charles Coldstream, Mr. Le ‘Adgnis Leach, Mr. ster; Sir D’Avoy, and D’Al- | H. Hunt; Lady Clutterbuck, Miss Gordon: ‘and Head dresses of the late wasabove. By order of Bauck ary Wurzell, 79,904 38109 12 —-3,213,432 79] 8, Hawkes, Epwix A. Jounsox, to Miss Exuew Wooo, | 10U8 126 agents to the National Book @ Company, 103 | Mrs. Watts. ; , n > "y id » $1; id Beef, bbls. and te 191 1741 50 nurs, allof this oity, [REE SND-GRATITUDE—The meetng of the tren oe few —— mire. | sponses so comin: pallney socesea® cay cirele and upper Pork'and beconbhds.: —5,i3¢ ral Monday the 27th inst., by the Rey. Alexander Leon- | % of Ireland, nnd the citizens generally, in favor of preagnting a b it ec teer thik ate eeaTE eet 10 Connatica, | (oateairambtoeninger cougars on several ieeeet See oe: LAND=ga0nanparsen ONO 8" | Gti. ERY AMPAITH. i ? for! receat occas Ne NGI 7 erage be pepsi, oeer'aes daughter Of the late Joseph of New York. will ake place tomnightat the Bhakspeate Hotel, a8 orcloek.” ahi, Nott AGAINST THE © sa, Senember 24, iat night of 8 a Bi 21,991 Ss a2 itm He sy UTH. y 4 iene ; one: Ne: ein In Amsterdam, N. ¥., on ths 21 0 GENTLEMEN: horse PASSENGER, will contend (or the Hise uReE aE NHESEE FATA rahe Fool at Reka on 5 98,774 Be, rs tans tole o 8 tea theta Exiza- more room than they wi PY, id be probably one or two mors. Lucian Holland on the Magic Ladder. i “Dairy, Peod anes fold. Of thicclty, aged nine mouths oad are gee tiTaeh | to leta suite of rooms on the second floor in one or two s ‘The Kaces over he above Course will take place on the first | will commence with Butter, bb 6.345 Base Memmi: atte and five days. yrtemenscmeals to be served in their rooms. if required.— | ‘Tuesday, sth Octeber, 1617, and continue three d VALRY AND BEAUTY. Bey ee On Suosey evening, after s short illness, Louisa | None butgeaticmen of the fst respectability need apply— | “BIKSY DAY—Hotel Fare $000; three ioe Rests. Same he Tight Hope by Miss Louisa Wells, 970 202 50 Guanam, seoond daughter of Joseph B. Varnum, aged .» Herald _______ #28 tre || day—Sweepstakes, ford yr olds. that never run, mile heats; Songs aud Choruses by the Eth 120,301 38,721 22——221,026 73 | 17_years. ECTURES ON 1HE RINGDOM OF GOD,” will | entrance $200, forfeit $50; which has closed with four sub: | Roman Gladiators by the Molland Family § ' 224,026 he friends and acquaintances of the family are in- be given in the great Teut on the ground forme ly | scribers:— A (7 Boxes, 25 cents; Pit, 1244 cent 26 992 51,204 80 vited to attend her funeral without further invitation, | «#08 4 Niblo's Garden, commencing to-dav and conti ue I ch. f. Palmetto, by imp. Leviathan, out of imp. | price. a cS ea 82,871 62153 25 this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 4 o'clock, troi he » | over the Sabbath. Hours of service, 10 A M.,3 and 7 P.M— B RNUM’S AMERICAN MUSEUM—5pieaaid Per- : H rom the resi- J.E- JONES, in behalfofthe commitiee. |W. W, by Homblower, outot Stanley | B4ormageer, This A ternooa and evening. - 21 amine steers tees NG St Weabisponi square. Eelipre’s dam LAST’ WEEK OF ETHIOPIAN BERENADERS, 218s gana go cee go to Phinda: | alt, Gonarer sb. c» Traveller, by Mercer, dam by Mou: ASE WEEK OF ORTLAAN FAMILY, fy " ie Beas eekly rt of Deaths, ‘ ; ; ; GREAT WESTERN, the Yankee Comedia. fuval Steve 119m $1900 W——I65311 35 | In the City and County of New York, hom tie itth day of farce’ Hotel Laird’s (William Gibbons’) b. f. Whisper, by Ma- Fete Morris, Miss Bernard, Miss Jul Chakum, bbls sess dies 4,125 00 September to the 2th day of Heptember, 1917. IUOND DAY JOCKEY CLUB PURSE,$1500—1 mile Manis Goaieter eo 15/012 00———19,137 00 Men 67; Women 58; do) Girls 68, Total 281. heats; Same day—Scrub Purse, $50, mile heats entrance el TNS. OKANG OUTANG—or, Chimpausee. DI Abscess, 1; Apoplery, 8; + WELL, the fanous Fortune AME For particalars, see Thecars will be in of b ion and unMavion of lungs. cj F9 of the Times.” ines: i lier. dded. 35,304 00 prey sd iRD DAY —PKOPRIETORS’ PURSE Admission 25 cent en Wt nm, one shilling 826 297 cl 3 ; — JRSE, $50, two mile | + Cumuasion & cents : . “ $ 209HT 00 tree % Ghatera tefantame tt Coca engi heats, Same day—Geutlemen's Post Siake, $230,two miles | FT ERZ AND SIVORI ON THE SAME &VENING 354 $0 + | 16; Croup, 6; Congestion of lungs, 1; G ont, eutrnuce $25, added, Six subscribers and closed. Gene “oo, atthe TABERN ACL ity, 14; Deliriam tremens, 1; Diarra» dlemen to ride in jockey costume, and nome their horses at the _ HENRI HERZ and CAMILLO SIVORI sy ‘in the head, 12; Dropsy in the chest, nr he following are the entries :—W. T. Porter, J. How, | will give a Grand Concert on Tuesday Evening, Sept.28, pay.2 3 WtYSipelas, 2; Bi aaoook; wasting ona tiecne tarebcr weld nwe , 0. P. Hare. @. 0. Young. being their first joint appearance in New York. gales: 31 Fave sire ta one bbe andl omer cr, Gmanbermels sad damp. gourae to goreruthe above races, except | “they have the aatfactin to announce that they have suc: re . J ,! . ie ming beat fe disense of, 1 be given Please call at No. 7, Avenue B, betw ond | ‘he sent emenisst ke joded in cng sting the Re TUL, to tike passengers to and from | Prima Donna fromthe Opera in Paris and New Orleans, who 00-———287,227 50 ‘dam: i ANTED, b: tleman, » teacher of the Pi. id | the races, almost every honr in che day. has kindly postponed her departure for that purpose. $3.909,035 62 Juflammation of liver, Guitar. «'faruished room, where tesching will be conse | _N.B.=Two or more to mikes rece ia each of the above, ex- THE GRAND ORCHASTR 1» 1; Iutussuscey ion F 183041 10 17; venslers 1; Old Ag ture binhe3: | Jefedasanequiralent for the room. Address “Piano ‘reach. he geutlemen’s, which wil require three tocar. carefully arlected from among the best resident and recently ‘ mn, 1; Rupture,’ 1; Serofula, ‘1; Spinat Diseare,’ 1; | °: New } See oS OF a SER ABS A we ‘ : 4818 903 35 » 1; Tetanus, 1; Uleert, 1; Mortification 0 respectable boy, 18 years of age, | = UNION COURSE, L. I., Monday, LelGNOR RAPETTI, | 2'934,300 50 pecwas® ocery Btore, or auy other respectable Oct. Lith, Purse of $1b0, $30 to go 10 | Among the pieces to be perform-d will be found— Stieian | ie fee ‘one year, 56; 1 to 2 years, 42; 2to 5, 31; 5 to 10, 10 objection to go to the country; he the second best ho: at 3 an. 5, | A Concerto and the Prayer of Moses vy ori ease 00 | 16; ae, to to 40,36; 40 to 50, 25: 50 to 60, 5; iness for the Inst three years. The to ons Free for all trotting | ‘he Puritani and Biavura Variations by .. H. Herr. ‘$as 500 09 | 00°27 9% TOC0 89, MOOS Cy 1 at rele ven from his last employ er. Fete ena — TePRNe aad aay fee pave, | Two Grand Seenss, with oveheati, by... Mad: Fleury Jolly. i ° ity Inspector. | 62 Montgomery street. i on and driver to weigh . ves f a PNORMA. Total. «io goo.1a8 00 | ait Inspector's Office, Sept 27, 1847. ANTED.—A File of the Daily Herald from the ist of | ¥6,mde at Green & Bevins, Wednesday evening, by 9o’clock, IU. I, BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA. ‘This amount embraces the value of imports as stated poe Address M atthis office. __s283'*re_ |” Get V8 h, Purse of $150, thesameas the above, in hamess. | THe gomcert will conclude wit ase in iver, PLENDIv 8T. z A Grand Duet, by. Hi above, by’ river, canala. and, railroads; the receipta by | Ssisiner Visde ie aloe NS er Geeta feta a or walter the oie se eiacabers | So i ed DO ae iy beans gees other sourtoes are not included. It is estimated that in | A™ateurs in all par the wi # respectable private f clock. 224 5t Mi her first CONCE! ANNA BISHOP will ( T—positively next, the 30th inst. on which occasion her musi- tor, the celebrated composer aud harpist, M. Bochsa, meke his first appearance in NewYork. 828 2umn the season, an average of four hundred farmers’ wagon’s ‘Althoupt ioe Reyer manta fect preservation fee me boomed Bronte, aie wot cnigon | hint ms ha ABEWNACLE A mostly two horse teams, urrive daily, loaded with every tala for leas. gan ue value. May be seen, (and ANTED—Bya ¥ itd otclock, BM whieh wes closed have the henot of giving variety of produce, part of which is for supplying the No. 40354 Broadway, whohas also for sele agreat | have ae heme. oF : G. G. Medoe. eee See “4 ne aity ana the balance for export. gly Of other Violins, Musica Instruments, in general, Mu- city refereuce ean be given. d ireet, in i M. Modes ty. This gives but ® faint impression of the unlimited re- ANTON — stows ud 5 svarces ofthat polite seotion of the country. ‘The ex. | L MOREL ATER. iat faecalis a ptey acute | WW ANTRD—Apinaion by asipecaileYoue vomia | Centreville, Sept, wGoee CONKLIN, Praia port trade of s single city in the State ot Ohio, a State | agent) hare herragh the medium of Mr. Li Martin, their | family;canbe seen until Sand: : FOK SALE (from want of wae), the following | 24to'y of 1231 which, forty years ago, washardly known, amounts to { beforethe American public a uew entertainment which wil | {cot fh last Hince. Please to apply at No. 46 ‘Tvinity Ph Ane eee Sratvor his | & y, of the country, rector of the Ballets, Mous, Corby, the great comie dancers at ANTED—A lew active young men to go sourh or west, | flchionable watt, hone ecto Wise Feast gies Excnan, the principal cities of France, and the first dancers, Mille An- | VV to act as ageuts for the sale of new aud popul . na Bulan, and Mons. i. 300 i , ken oe ‘ashe tori Canal 12% | “Allapplications for eugsgements to be made to Mi seaerfesres ne ggere ne cages i publica- Pobtica: | ness, nearly new, very Rises The object f the prop to call on THOMAS E. SUTTON. STITUTE FAiR—Conteibutors to this who wish to show therr articles to a A Mar | them in writing, with an opportunity. of clearing $1000 per ti reeable and creditable asso tty 4 Woes 30 Tien? 403 | tani, the ‘sole agent for rtholomin and Monplnisir Com. e en now in our employ will no doubt make over | two dri ernie English), Tate charge, for persons who 8 do sso 109%¢ 15 Utica Baste He | PRRY for the United States, at his residence, 290 Broadway, | $1000 per year, clear of all expenses. ach man will have his | dies. white webs aud ramet leather, , 4 5008 do 60 104 350 Canten Co 'u jotel de Paris. au26 ThSaSukTuiw re '| district. It will be cecessary for them to have at ast, from 1 Also one sleigh, new Isat winter, with silvered . Sa00 State 5% '60 or 30 ee, boo 486 | POWELL ON THE EYE GJunt Pain Popular | $2412 $90 to obtain a good fing out: “Apply at FRENCH'S, | belle in’ latest f leigh robes. Inshort, | wated, near the centro of the ci strietly 1000 U Stvtes 6%, "67 —1054¢ 50 do 390 34 ‘Treatise on the EYE, its Diseases, and i | Ludlishing Hall, 293 Broadway, up stairs, office of the Flag of | everything req for riding or dri uminer or winter. | to by the proprietor, who hai jedge of all ‘ . 5 our Union. jetters must be post paid: 28 14cm {fraud w kes no interest in #008 i Special Ba Ey 100 Nor & Wor 604g, | enerayings, rules for the selection. af ‘spectac Ke ve ete post Pe - Geroe tere teal cone oT ashe ad Occ | cok GOR, bad tastes Aatateed ts tena wil be tsmeed 2 lo maw 454 lo 48! price 50 ceuts. To be had at y AN to do cooking, washi: id - livery stable, co: of Amity and Greene streets, any games. An| 4 10088530 L Island RR 3158 | weneratty “7° niet ae fag in a small Inmity, orto Go chamite works Theo tent bs lai cina secacppath our ahare Ta irely expelled.” No profesional gambler, nor any but credit 73. 190 do 930 315% | | Dr. Powell attends exclusively to diseases of the Eye and | of city references will be given. Please to call at 239 Mulberry LOST,—A brindle bull terrior dog, answers to the | Sb!¢ persons, that will be bound to the most profor id 72% 100 do 3133 | Ear com 9 tod o'clock, at his office 261 Broadway, corner of | street in #28 Item i ope | Will be admitted. q ; 5000 lo b60 738% 500 Harlem RR 528% | Warren street. x pide ical TANT cable yuan Woman a Fioiasmaat fe lt ai! oy Tr sar alicleahoct, with crops |" Any creditable erson wishing to join te " table yor a ;, 4 » a + r - oth State Bk By 9 do wea ‘Artifigil Eyes of a superior quality recently imported. WY ‘ssituacion ai ook, understands, baking, hes sno ‘objec: | fwecrosby street. seb ltere He L. SEWELE, «| ted free, and may learn fu tner partie 150 do do <- ¥ | tion to country ‘or city, can be well recommende ENDID ROSEWOOD PIANO TE w 190 do 290 63 100 do lately re- | Beekmn streer, tore. for sale. —An elegant toned, highly finished Pi- 8 seere 50 Farmers’ Trust 31% 100 © do elry,fom | 47 ANTED—A situation by arespectable young wom anoforte, gothic style, just received from Ger- PHIA— 50 0 31 50 do ay cOmprSiNg 8 Who can, givelthe heat of ruthcenconn elteecion ec trelees many, Warranted to he a most superior instru- Da Comea e X Hartalls tanaast, a0 Morris Canal 60 1350 do. ch Bracelets, with | or chatnermaid in asmall private family, or as chambermaid tone, touch and fi is offered for sale bargain- Night of Mr, C OLLINS—Tuesdsy rd. uch as Dupl inalor Eeespelsenr is jimall private boarding house. Apply in the store, 57 Phinay be — ay 150 Sp street, between fan . Breaiony Bort. 28, will be performed the dracve in bre oats of $500 Trea Notes 6's 50 shs Harlem RR. dylinders, fr he fi Beekman clone ER eia GRLET c T matreet. Re ‘© | BORN TO GOOD LUCK—Paudeen O’Rafferty, Mr Collins Sno. do. a & * YS | sad general eavortmut oC thet ears, eerie somnlete ANTED.—A good cook, to whom good wages will be TU LET, ahandsomely Turnbhed front and bed room, | After which, HOW TO PAY THE RENT—Morgan Rat 25shs Stonington RR 59 50 do 810 593g | from manufactories of Locle,Chauz de Fonds, and St. Imier. kiven She must also attend to washing an ra with pantry, or aback room with pantry, in the best | tler, Mr. Col g ‘i 50 do 50 do 52 18 30m "| References required. Apply basement 118, 12 0’clock, to the part of Broadway. between White and Walker si In the cow i will sing * Widow BHarlem RR 660 $8, $8 Karmer out St WOODWORTH Languages, 183 Broxdway. s2H' Ire. | OF without breakfast, Apply at No. 383 Broadway. si Mahoney,” “Liquor of Life.” and " Drink Deep my Boys: i pe Wor 40% GOODS, 325 D.—Situations by two respectable young women, | atl ‘TOR THE WINTER —Two suits of hand: | pine ATIC ka Sora New Stock has cook, washer aad ironer, and is a good aand ess, TEE ATR. ok Exch jan, $2000 Tren Notes 30 103% $0r'aa'L infand RR 33 31 bermaid or nurse, Best of city reference bark ree Bike ° % hasers. Al i ~ sax $Nor& Wor ben 49 oF trenine Cees io 0 tothe country. Call at No. 48 26 It*re assortment are rich Fans, Work Box- ’ ALTIMORE, ' 0 ¢s, Dressing Cases, Papeteries, Writing Desks, fi ay: ~~ | is replete with modern improvements, wih hot, ¢ B VA., THE ® 4 10 9g my Loan, 2 {84 | Bohemtan Gaseware, choice Perfumery, Card Cnses, Proves’ Dj, immed ately, a smart intelligent boy. Avply | shower baths, and lighted with xan throughout. ‘The » decoration, 8c. 40 do. 3a go 3 * cash 31” | Meticules, Work Tables, Card Receivers, Walking Canes, ome. 827 re" | is pleasant and respectable, being but the second block from | and gentlemen of established 100L IslandRR 83”, SaCantonCo |" bS 34: ly decorated Porcelain Va joudoir Ornaments, fice D—By a respectable married lady a situation as ast side. Rooms now ready for inspectio + | engagements, will please app! TN 4 OS a ‘3 peo 34 Toilet Appendages, Musical Boxes, Seraphinas, rae, in a private family, has been lately con H Mie _W. R. BLA a jooks, Porte-monnaies, &e. &e. &e. rat baby. Has jection to Ko to Brooklyn. » Can en for a in the rear of 110 CY TRADE REPORT. “aew Youu, Monpay Arrennoon, Sept. 27. ‘The “our market exhibited very little change. Fresh gaxtels from new wheat sold at full prices and closed firm. Inold there was no change, while sales were very small. Small sales of Southern new wore made at full «8 central location, ‘urnished, or meals treet, between Nassau’ and Wil- i #25 6t* rre Me - ~ a. ——— | either take one at MIST —Waated to employ a | dress, oy notes to. KD” No treet, sstuager id x white legd mange. Quiaga, whic rill be, cspuled ts todtedionm have had some years of ce 1 facturing white Yea, red lead and | "Slop arenes Tere ne oem streets Wilamabat 40, The Jaree 6 1 assemblage erage ; and produce prices ; wheat wassome loss firm, and sales of Genesee, | !'t! e best of testimonials for his moral | erat Sept. 29, wi actey id 1 ind 5 ITUA Y a a respectable girl, as cool winter hats, all of the Southern and Western, weremade to a fairextent, Pork suplys Ty seek o cee. eer ncustry._ Hone ofhers need | [5 in a private imllpagond washer eatironer,, Oeod cise os ore ‘ ' det i] Appl was firmer, and sales madejat 25 a 500. per barrel above Dime ee Ov TAMES BORGARDUS, 40 Fld ida the closing rates of Saturday. With the exception of S°ANISH LANGUAGE —Mr. PLANES teacher sugar, in which some” sales were making, groceries were and grammatically the a ve language, i rence, Apply, or nddress to Johu MeCaficy, we ITUATIONS WAN by two res tin rally Tharsday, the 30th inst. Box and Parquette, 50 cents; cents: Orchestra and Private Boxes, 75 cents. . (HOLLIDAY ST.) AND RICHMOND, RES, now undergoing impr. vements, re Will shortly open im conjunctios. La KE, 181 South “inth ty P \j USEUM BUILDING, Philadelohia, for Balis, oom in this city, that it needs no more thi professional ability, by letter (pre paid se and Philade! for exhibitions, fairs, public meetings, lectures, religi gk Te the many purposes to which they Saloon cen now be altered, with ease, to 5 A movable stage or r Second and Third Circles, 25 dies i jrous of Con- hia the whole width of the room, has been erected, which, run- ning on a railway, lessens or enlarg . Spacious dressing a r number of square the civy, Fave been added to both ch accommodations as can be obtain: STEAMER UNION FOR HAVKE— ere the county. M The aes for this ship wi'l close at the ‘The upper saloon, lately oceupied by the Phitadetphie t ue Post Office precisely at 12 o'el fone » is 80 well known as the most brilliant and fashionable ube nd refreshment ation here. 7 in public instruc- it tions, private famil: 528 re It too, can be adapted to large or small assemblies. When thus inactive Me. Phas be MP paroad way og | other to do chamberwork, 4 | STEAMER UNION FOR HAVRE adap the rent will bear a correspon ation. Asnes—Small sales of pots were reported at $5 50; | Havana: Colley hool of Tula, | }foning, or sewing, or will This chip will sail, from the wharf, foot of M Building, with these while pearls held at $6 60 @ $6 62 * | College of Guadaloupe of Lima; Mist kuglish’s Female Sem: | housework. Good references 108 Mulberry Clinton street, on ‘Thured i ka i 3 als were ® aa inary, and Rev. McVene’s Academy. Georgetown, D.C. te 528 tm precisely at I o'clock. Ps “ possibly ean, and in addit ‘hed for balls on ax—Sales of 3000 lbs. Northern yellow were | YP ives i it throttle toe Reali Wy ee P peg he Ne ‘than those on which it has ever before made at 24}¢0.; and 9000 do Western yellow were made | French onmoderste terms, euetw® “rough the Knglish or a Sint aad Teccers need cn nalts | Mey Dre cee eee VR the at Ibo Rerenences—Messrs, Pow Palanca, Ed , soply at No. 120 Mott stseet, back’ rome: |. Parcels will be received at th yi Persons desiring either or both of the saloons, for any of ¢ Baravsturrs—Flour—Sales of 1000 bbls. Genesee, | Ea, Dou v.de Puga. ws wiuntre apvly ot No. 10 Mott street, Meals r00mt” | » cielsck A. M. of the day of caitinge ne nen wate BP, | sllovner ether perpoees, are 1 panier vee fe cen oe Ground from new wheat, were made at $9 8734; 890 do, | F\ABHIONAULE DANCING, Nol Washingwn Piece, ; ; pee rene For een MoOLIOE, Y BAKt, od hand wanted, one who new do, at $5 814; 5 a 600 do, Oswego, old, at $5 623; ‘and 74 Leonard street. Y BAKERS—A go tet 250 do, straight brands now Michigan, sold at $5 75; 100 | _M’lle PAULINE DESJARDINS, of the Royal Aeademy Pe estar igoiy ist Grocawteh dome tie nesday, ood ot e a at $5 68: 4.160 do, old, at $5 624; and 400 do, | of Music, of Paris, most respectfully ‘announces to her papiie, | Loui: and Kood wages. Apply 191 Greenwic at ad "September 29h, at 12 0’el new Michigan i shu, will atl, for th . ladi@vand penuh resid she a at $5 69; 500do, Ohio round hoop, sold ‘classes for the ‘Teition of Darelin i "iu fahiongbie ARTNER WANTED, (either silent or « Bee CONSIGNEES per Ship ERT I] please send their permits on boar Office of the Chinese re fies tc $ At $9 566 @ $5 6234; 600 600 de, Troy now, rold at $5 | ner ciusses for the Tuition of Da ‘acertain cure fo fi rt 75; new Southern was held at $6, at which ‘sales of 200 Wishington Placer Menoaesy SAP- | Hever: hes been tented du lee G TH QUIDOR COLLESTION —The first F ‘ie Bick | eine Deed. and D Maseum Saloon, Philadelphia. naisting of three Lai bbls. Petersburg city mills wei Je; 200 do, Western 2, whem she will have the ple y, wecessfully introduc * Horse, finished in the highest style of the aris now open for sour, sold at $425; 700 do,ete4 1n0Gt 500 do, at $4; and | BAnces entirely new, which ind hao aatn Ween possessed to place it East River, or to the Office of exhy Dion FeO 9 AM at oan cent 500 do, wt $4 1236.’ Wheat—Salen of 800 bushels Gene- | Besides the usual Dances tanght in the classes, Mille D. wili tired, $3,500, 528 3tr9 BOYD & HINCKEN, — | of Design... Admission 2 irsome of the, Arstartirs to, be ave new, were made at 1230; 1300 do. do, at 12240; 1600 re Ppika Mazurka, the Mazneka and i Qu sITes; ndoubted references given, both as to the medicine — oan 88 Wail street NBT hey aie Pauntings on the same subjects, and the best do. N. Carolina new, sold at 114¢; 3000 do, Illinois Reed, Fe kas, new ses cing temps, the or harneter. Address J. W 122, post offic “Mm ve KNEW OU AND -—lroulsiane and New jects ever offered to the public. sold at 1100; 1200 do, New Orleans inferior, sold at 1060; | “Mille D. taker this method cf returnfee thacke ise RSET Are ol ant or ne, ty See ay putber © pall Hey, Prnoer tee and 12,000 do, common do, were reported at 100c. Corn | rous patrons, and begs also to state, that’ those een at ee, areca ene Sh to warey anit, Apny | ae ailing packet, skip OMWROO Cont Thos. | FAHE OLD RIDING ACADEMY, No. 137 and 199 Mer- ~Sales of 4000 to 6000 bushels high mixed, wereymade at | tlemen who may honor her with ‘their patronsge,, may Sect $0 Wesbington Place, _ Eerie #21 Ingersoll, will positively sail na above, her reeclar degen nt | Late sercet, will be re-opened ou Monday, Sep. 27, for th 65 & 69240; about 10,000 do. do, sold at 660, part high flat | assured that she will take Svery means to joer gat erace PARTNEK WANTED IN A FIL! freight or passage, havi handsome furnished accom- | reception of scholars, having bee the a mixed; 4000 do, flat'yellow, sold at 67o; ant 500 do, flat, | Md elegance of style so essential to the modern ball room.— tworg establishment, now in successful oper modations, apply on it Orleans Peon of Wall pd and redecorated nthe most complete White, wt Ose, Meat—A sale of 1500 bbls, deliverable in | Shope nnd private Caunilles attended. Public el and pri- | nected therewith ‘engine of 30 horse pow apes, oF to E. K. CO! TINS, 56 South st. bscriher flatters himself that his establishment, if not Wrooklyn, were made at $2 5614, which was comidered | pce raseus at errendence,74 Leonard street, Weat side of | shear steel farnsces, fit hammer, Ke. ‘The arouitively no freight will be received on board after Satur- will compare wish any similar one iv his cowitey — equal to $2 62)g delivered in New York, “Ryc wW, rondway, and No. shington Place, where terms and | favorable for the supply of coal, irou, ahd provisions. (Mead og jetober 2d, i ble are respectfully tn er ‘ooabe's, judge for . Rye—We only 5 30t*re_ | reut low. The entire concern may be purchased if di Gdxent sn New Orleans, Mr. William Crecry, who will | hemseives. + Bs SONES, Froprictar heard of a sraall sale of about 300 bushel Rye Flowr—Sales of 150 bbls. were made a) sie, Oute—The article was some firmer, and a cargo sold et dal File cutters, and a first rate melter wanted. Address ob 4 prometly forw post paid) Box 33% Pittsburgh post offi The ood to his ado LIPTON, Capt Jus. B. logersoll, ill requlnr day. 228 ALL and well ventilated between Hilks, Dress AT VAUXHALL —The next Regular Balt at Wi) WANTED.—Une Thousa meng — | guereed the Osweiro and anil her Vanxhall Saloon, will take place oo Thursday Evening, S00, Harley--1200 bushela of old were aold at foe, LOOO RANTES giver Tocesend Aseas arp wenied co ho Gh Oce— | Sepe sith. ‘Tickers itty Ceuta, admitting « gentlemen and eceigts down the Hudson ‘iver, Beptember 24ih, 26¢h | Champagne Burgundy, Hocks, Claret, autenn Patout article that will come ints universal use, and is needed ‘The RY CLAY, Capt, | Indien be a ‘ Cs Flour, . s+ high expressly for iny family use. Aprily to 7 Sleek, Woman and child f : TSE NOW, Delig her seen ae es an from Lavarpoo! on 6 | rave pay LADIES —ROBES—MODES—NOUVEAU- Lk eth sine GICMERT DAVIS. 4 Pine st. | $000 ‘Der year over ‘all crosses Eh eet cat nae ‘This splendid slup has state some for second eabir, and de> TEE-¥. GODEFROY, just arrived (rom Paris, il Comm, is 54 ANKE, Fashionable Taslor, 16 ect, | money are invited tovnll; eters poston Will rygaive atten tind well Counmedations for steerage passengers, having lolly | Stim OF ie tie re Buk and. Velvet Cl Corn Meal, the New Stores—I have recei or, sare LES FI We seed jecks. haa iprerialn, Su ’ hi J 272 Greenwich street. | 1:5) shevleta [4] ‘Will be moderate, early app! NERSHTE WANTED lassiteres and Vestings, it IT'make to order st very low prices, “f have alee orto tt cash, I wi nssort y amount to 1500 bales, about d —_ , and Fane m, ral, ‘9 Broadway, opposite the Carlton Home tof ready made Coats, Vests and Pants, very id trimmed 1000 of which were taken for shipment at fual to | neatly im OOF Mabe Ti is desirous to obtain a remun AY, Mannie, | T rer For cut, quality, workmanshi mune ord = in 11'o, for strictly middling New Orleans, and 10. for | md price, 1am favorably known tothe pabiie’ Wehal Acquainted with the woollen trade, haviog heen connected | witt endeeugknowe, Packet, Ship STEPHEN WHITNEY. | ca MMpencring lid ater an fd tin root will render it perfectly middling, “The residue of the sates were to manu. | @Pdeavor to retain the ell with, and travelled for, some of the most eminent houses in pool Bth Nov. oo ine it tending far their | URHE fire proof, aud permaren' to walk over, New rocf« poturers, Mialah prem Mack Cone iD London, References of the ieheet Trespectabilicy wll bo Bisnder eon have tates hrisehe set ets Ord Comatty inekiber plan bonds covered furs snoLee~ — W COntMUeM firm at B10. gumentis' arco, from OF it was Baha gd «Addrees MJ, ofice of 4 oF the above, or any of the requiar line, by applying as above. | BAT, HOOD WIN, 38 re “a i ——— ents per foot aud wi Broadway, near Chamber for 9% Cents per foot, Patent Hydropnewmatic Ce- BY THE Malls, Wasninoton, Sept. 26, 1847, No News Yet. We have been fortunate, heretofore, in good news trom Mexico on Sunday; hens, our citizens, (call it supersti- tion, if you please,) were led this morning to expect something during the day from Gen. Soott—something about the treaty, something about the condition of the army—something of peace—for we believe nobody here ever thinks of the quantity of territory to be got as a question of any importance at all, especially since the overy has iy le vt as has been mad we have been squabbling '@ have no news—we ma: t somethi: H but if that fails, we must ps geta pends Get os4 to-morrow morn Wasninaton, Sept. 26, 1847. News, We receive this evening, in the Charleston Mercury the official reports of Gen. Shields and Col. Dickinson, of the battles in front of the city of Mexico. Report says that all the reports of said fights have gone up to the Adjutant General. But of this we shall see. Gen, Shields speaks of the ground being “ filled with chasms;” but the General is as brave a son of the Green Isle as ever lived, and is entitled to a bull, whenever he chooses to take one boldly by the horns. Not one solitary tyllable about peace, saving rumors and conjectures, and guesses. Mr. Brown, of Richmond, the artist, who painted so faithfully Gen. Taylor and’ staff, will be here Monday evening with his pictures. We expect to see them. They are endorsed by Old Zack and his officers, ‘The contest in Maryland is “hip and thigh.’ The democrats are moving in the matter as if the election of the next President depended upon holding their own in Maryland. Kennedy they are determined to defeat, and the whigs themselves consider his chanee a slim one. w. Bautimone, Sept. 27, 1847. Political Affairs in Marylana—The Congressional Elec- tion in the City—The Markets, $c. Much interest is doubtless felt throughout the country us to the result of the election in this State for Governor and the Members of Congress, on Wednesday week. Une of the principal battle grounds ‘will be this city, where parties are so closely divided, that one vote either way may decide the contest. Robert MoLane, son of the Hon Lewis McLane, is the democratic candidate, and the Hon. John P. Kennedy is the whig candidate. ‘The for- mer is the candidate of the ‘Custom House clique,” and the latter of the “Court House click,” and both have some considerable opposition to encounter im their own ranks. The whigs will have some difficulty in overeom> ing the objections of the temperance men to Mr. Kenne- dy, who defeated the license bili at the last session though Mr. Meane can hardly attract the vote of the malcontents,as the clique which he leads is not fa- natical by any means on the subject of temperance. The war question, and the recommendation of the » church property of Mexico as an in- , Will wiso greatly affect the demo- ge number of Catholic democsats will not vote at oll, wal some Son wilh perbaps join their opponents. ‘Then again, some of the war whigs maj owe to the war ar ¥ is also considerable’ dis- cussion us to what effect the absence of full one thou- sand voters from the city, now in Mexico,will haveon the different parties But | anticipate they are pretty equally divided, but feated party, which it may be, will doubtless give this as the reason of their defeat.— However, in ten days more the result will be known, though of course if the whigs are detested it must be through the apsthy and negivet of their own voters, as they have undoubtedly a large majority in the State when they use proper exertions to bring it out, ‘There is nothing new stirring in our city except fire riots, and they are now nightly occurrences not worth recordin; . Sales of Stocks at Baltimore. $4,500U 8 "67, 106; 10 shs. Merch. tk. 9134. Tue Manxets—On Saturdiy.—The transactions in dour were moderate. this morning of about 00 barrels How- are unwilling to take Jess than 3! light, and & more active de- mana home use. City Mills heid nominally at $9 20, but seilersatiess. Rye flour $4 1244, and com meal 3 1236 ree, with light receipts, and prices advanced. Sales this morning of several thousand bush- els at 1 074 $1 15 for good to prime reds, aud 1 124 $1 20 for white. Corn is Jes of white at 56 a 57 cents, and yel- Kye 75 cents. Frovisions Whiskey dull, with sales at 26a 27 Puriaeneaia, Sept, 27, 1847. Though the fury of the equinoctrial storm seems to have passed away, yet the clouds still overhang us in sullen mood, and their inf uence is felt in the predispo- sition for the blues which exists among our good citi- zens. A fraction over three inches of rain fell here dur- ing Saturday and Sunday. Robert Cox, a farm laborer in the employ of Mr Githers, South Camden, N. J., died yesterday from the effects of injuries received on Thursday evening, in con- sequenee of bricks thrown at him by Lorenze Doughty. The deceased, on the occasion referred to, was intexi- eated, and had pointed a gun at Doughty, threatening to shoot; but it was known that the weapon was not charged. Doughty was committed to prison to answer; but an attempt is to be made to procure his admission to bail. A habeas corpus, taken out for this purpose, wil probably De heard belore Judge Carpenter someon: row. ‘Two stables near the Schuylkill river, between Pine and Lombard streets, were fired by an incendiary and totally destroyed. ‘The horses contained in them were ail somewhat scorched, and one s0 much #0 that he was killed in order to put an end to his sufferings. ‘The immense block of buildings on Broad street near Vine, known as the Reading Railroad Depot Hotel, and the Transportation Coach. house adjoining, on Saturday last changed hands for the small sum of $32,000. The purchaser, Mr. Witmer, has certainly obtained a bargain, as the lot ot ground alone, ten or twelve years since, brought $20,000. ‘he owner intends to erect additional improvements, and as Broad street property will inevit- ably increase in value when the Central Railroad is completed, he will doubtless be amply rewaraed for his enterprise. Gen, Welch is to open the National Theatre on the 18th of October, and the building is undergoing a com- plete renovation outside and in. Wiser is repainting the ceiling, and Russel Smith has two drop clrtains on band. ‘Colline commences a short engagement at the Walnut «treet theatre this evening. He is & great favorite in tbiy city, and commands crowded houses at all times. Herz and Sivori give aconcert at the Assembly Rooms on Wednesday evening, assisted by Madame Fleury 7 | Joly. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. Finer Boaxo, Sept. 27—100 Reading Railroad 31%; 20 Penn. Tomuahip Baal 356; 400 ntate' 1g; 210 do 7 73 Fleming: ton copper 1386: Rea "Bain»—150 Reading Railroad 31%; 30 Western an 5 Boanv—59 Lehigh Coal serip 87; 70 do 87h; 50 New Jersey copper 4. Arran Matai? Schuylkill Nev gnion 3: 10 Girard Be (240 Lehi 62; 1000 Wi Kailroad 6 8136; 2600 State 5's Boston, Sept. 20, 1947. Affairs in the Political Circles, ‘Tho difficulties among our whigs, are rapidly coming toa head. At the meeting of the party here to choose delegates to the State Convention, on the evening of the loth, the “miniature” branch of the party, that isto say, the anti-slavery whigs, were completely floored by their opponents. Hesolutions against the war were treated by the majority in the most contemptuous man- ner. A speech was made on the occasion by the Hon. Jas 1’, Austin, in favor of carrying on the war vigorously which was received with great applause, What do you think of that! Mr. Austin is the son of old “Ben Aus- tin,’ who was the right-hand man of Jefferson and Ma- dison here. He is a “war-hawk”’ naturally, and he spoke the sentiments of a very large portion of our whigs ‘There wore three parties at the meeting spoken of— first, the expediency whigs, who, discarding the ques- fon of right or wrong, were of opinion that it would be the death of the whig party to denounce the war in the unapering manner set forth in the resolutions prop sed by Mr. Sumner ; second, the war whigs, who were for going on and prosecuting the war to a successful con- clusion, aod leaving all matters, likely to grow out of it, to be settled by ourselves after the re.urn of peace ; third, the “consojence’ whigs, who go for denouncing