The New York Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1847, Page 3

- Richelieu Diamond Pointed Gold Pens... Le aiIthowe who are indaced on the recommendation of ‘their friends, to try jichelieus,” be sure t dieiet'o 15 Wim atertone door below Wail strect JY 8) 92 Full it a exeln oe sale an iid eouatry Ye bere aod all pe would do \ z fore purchi Ot peux Com Ts "eta Sie $133, 8150, ‘Wednesday, Sept 296 P. ‘There was a slight improvement to-day in the stook market. “The sales at the first board were to s moderate extent, and prices for most of the fancies advanced a fraction ‘Treasury Notes went up 3¢ per cent; Farmers Loan , Morris Canai%; Canton 3g; Long Island 54; Har- lom 34, Reading 1. Norwich and Worcester closed at Prices current yesterday At the second board the improvement of the morning ‘was lost, and the market closed heavy. Treasury Notes cclined 3 per cent; Reading %; Harlem 3; Canton X; Farmers? Loan 3; Long Island }¥. Reading Mortgage Bonds advanced 3¢ per cent Norwich and Reading Bonds closed at prices current in the morning. ‘There was an active demand for foreign exchange, par- ticular'y for Sterling bills We quote prime bills on Lon- don at 8% a 8% per cent premium, on Paris 6f 25 « Sf 28%; Awaterdam 39% « 39%; Hamburg 3536 936%; Bre- meu 18% «79. The Central Railroad Company have made their fina; payment to the Treasurer of the State of Michigan, of the balunce dus to the State for the sale of the road. The Payment amoanted to about $525,000, and included some $174,000 of the unacknowledged bonds of the State at the rate of $302 73 on a thousand; also, about $5,000 of the internal improvement warrant. The annual report of the Stonington Railroad Com- pany bas boen made, and it presents a very satisfactory exhibit of the business of the past year and the present position of the company :— New Yong, Provipence anp Boston Raiuroan Co, Tho business of the Company for the year ending Au- gust Slet, 1847, has been ae follows :— Cash on hand ae oe Slat, 1846, $2,484 12 Receipts in cash during the year, 198,707 98 “$a0isi92 10 Expenditures for the year,,......s++s++ 173,776 98 Leaving cash on hand August 3lst, 1847,.. $27,416 12 ‘The following is a statement of the receipts and ex penditures in detail :— Receipts. $129,126 51 16 09 $198,707 98 Showing an increase of $59,866 67 over the foregoing oar. Espenditures. General expenses—salaries, fuel, oil, ferry, ko. m ++ $44,653 45 Repairs of roads, bridges, engines, cars, &o , including wages and materials seeeeeee 27,705 63 —— $72.358 98 New oars. . 3,272 08 Land damages. sae 2,193 16 Floating debt due and unpaid A 18.792 66 Interest on, ponds unclaimed Aug sui ealgiagd ~~ 1,491 00 Interest on bonds the past year.. 36,128 40 Unclaimed. .... wees 799 50 —— _ 3328 90 Paid into Sinking Fund for redemption of bonds. bees ee eee eane 7,840 00 Dividend, $260 per share.......- 82,500 00 Total... cece eee ceceees $173,776 98 Showing ® decrease of $4,267 46 in running expenses from the previous year. The company has fuel and materials on hand paid for to the amount of $10,410 51, applicable to the service of the coming year. The number of peewee 04 passengers carried over the road during the past past year + 91,974 Ditto the year ending Slat Ace 4 91,026 Tuerease. . .. Lovet Passengers, Isai. é 6,762 ‘ibs 36,850'200 Ibs 23,406,700 « Ibe 13,443,600 eee los, 9.627.729 seeeees lbs, 8,620,869 Increase. 6... s:4e0++e+ + sIbs. 1,006,864 Froth the foregoing statements it will be seen that the business for the yeur, both through and local, hows « vory sutisfaotory increase, notwithstanding the opening ‘Through Fralday ist, norease . ‘Local Freight + 1847, do, do. ..,1846. should be governed by the acts of former boards. By the advice of able counsel, the present Board have de- termined to prosecute the parties in interest, and with that view a bill in chancery is being prepared, and will shortly be served, compelling them to account to this company for the profits thereby made. They are ad- vised, and believe, that the claim is s just and good one, and that if prosecuted, it must result favorably to the company, in which oase the debt will be materially re- duced, if not entirely extinguished. A dividend of two dollars and a half per share was paid on the Ist July last, and asimilar dividend will be paid an the lst of November, and at least that amount regu- larly every six months after. Cornelius Vandesbilt, Esq has been elected President for the ensuing year, andtbe road neverwas under better management or in a more pros- perous condition. Itnow pays better dividends upon tbe market value of the stock than any other railroad in New England, and should the next year’s business show ‘en increase on last, equal to that exhibited in the above statement, ® dividend upon the par value will be paid equal to that of any other railroad in the country. stock Sage ty h Notes 6’s 1s if Nor & Wor 10.9 Indiana a” due B eeeizeme 4 Farmers Prust b10 3) oo do " *. 60 i ty 3 200 1 wi 13 it 33 Stonington 100 do 50 Morris Canal 50 50 do 15 NH & Harttord 5 Housatonic new 100 Canton 275 Nor & Wor Board, $5000 Treas Notes 6’s 104 000 Treas Notes 6's ro 100 she Harlem RR FA 73, 12 Brie RR, old 61 70} Canton Co Mj 63% 25 do Fy a 50 lorris Ce i) 60 a 42% $90 Farmers bio 3r $x ‘Zo Log hlandRR * 3 700 a3 709 a ay 50 do 31 pate New greg Excl 1 t , FH isslom i 3 oe Farmagre ‘Trust wf My 50 do © 53! 38 Long land #10 31 50 do bs 53! lo 33. 31 50 do a3 53 do b6o 32" 150° do b3 53° 25 Canton bew 34) 3m do eB BNer& Wor c 48 50 Farmers’ Trust 930 31 50 do io fs CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yonx, Wepxrspay Arteanoon, Sept, 29, Owing to reported break in the canal, flour, in the forenoon, was some firmer, but the injury having turn- ed out to be trifling, the article closed without animation in the afternoon. Sales of all kinds were light. In wheat no sales of moment occurred. Meal sold at full Prices. In rye no change. Oats closed firm. Provi- sions closed at yesterday's quotations. Groceries re- mained about the same. The coffee sale was well attend- ed, and the article brought fair prices. Astes—Sales of 30to 40 barrels pearls were reported a and hath Pha hue at $5 Onis. wit ie RES WAX—! ory Wr pere ry 000 pounds northern yellow, were Bae sturK8—Flour—Sales of 5 a 600 bbls. fresh groun arcel at $5 7505 8736 Moe sales prin mein at about $6 6256; sae freah ground from old wheat, in th ternoon, at $5 62)y. hundred barrels old Michi: gan sold at $6 3754 8 $5 60. 500 bbls fancy brands Ohio soldat $5 873g. 600 do. Western uninspected sold at $5. Small sales common Ohio were made at $5 50, and 580 do. B. bad sold at $4 25. Southern was worth about $6 for good quality new. A considerable lot Richmond, it was rumored, sold at $6 25, it bein, to fill an immediate order. 1) ht advance over the current pri of last week, which being above the views of millers and exporters, no sales ef moment transpired. Corn—In the forenoon, was Geile fitm, With tales at an-advanoe over yesterday's prices, but in the afternoon the market closed rather quietly at the increased rates. Sales of 6 a 7000 bushels were made, consisting of high mixed, at 67 = 68a 69 ots. Afterwards, 1500 flat sold at 69 2000 do. high mixed at 67 cents; 300 do round yellow sold at 69 set pete pea rleans, weavely, (Mes at 67 cents; and .000 do. mixed, or ly damaged, Wold tor distilling at 66 cents. Meal—Sales 500 bbls. good Western a York sold at $2 75. 2. 300 bushels old Burley sold at 60 cents. Rye—1200 bushels sold at 85 cents. Oute—Receipts were Tight, end the article firm at 52 cents ins large way, ana far aloes The following table gives a com; ive statement of the prices of fpr competent on = ‘22d inst., the day be- i fore the sailing of the Washing ton, a on the 20th Beptetaber, the packet day of ts Eeitamaian +23. Sept. 29 + $5 62: - 5 62g —* $75 575 - 6% 5 Biigad BIg — 57 5 373695 50 550 a5 62! 575 a5 87! 575 a6 00 118 al 2 1b in Corn, western 62 a 63 Corn, flat yello ir a 6 in Muay list and successful maintenance of a rival route to Boston by Fall River; and that the company earned sn amount. over and above all ordinary expenses and Interest on its debt, «qual to within # fraction of 7 per cent on ite capital uf $1,300,000. ‘The road isim good working order,and the work of relaying the entire track with new ohesnut sleepers and mud slils is steadily advancing, 10,803 of the former end 37.460 feet of the latter having been laid down during the past year, ‘Th» receipts and expenditures of this company in each of the ea two years compare as annexed. PROVIDENCE AND —— Rataoap. Incr. 1847. 129.128 51 43,079 29 57,056 09 15,.60 09 11,209 00 ‘201 91 13:4 38 1,314 38 198,707 98 59,869 67 72,358 98 4 267 46 Excess of earnings over expenses +++ - $62,215 87 126,349 00 64,133 13 ‘This shows an increase of more than one hundred per cent. in the net receipts, which presents » result highly jatisfactory to all interested. It must be borne in mind that this extraordinary increase has been produced, with an increase of only 948 in the number of through passengers compared with the previous year. ‘When the ferry at Providence is abolished, and the connection with the Providence rosd completed, the running expenses, repairs, &0., of the Stonington road will not be over twenty-five per cent. of the gross receipts ; it will be the cheapest running road in the country, the average being about fifty per cent. It will be seen by reference to the items of expendi- ture, that the increased business of the road required an ‘unusual eatiay for cars and locomotive power, during the past year. These form s permanent addition to the property of the company. A still greater increase in the business of the road is expected during the coming in consequence of the contemplated junction with the Boston and Providence Railroad, over a portion of the Providence and Worces- ter Railroad. This arrangement will increase the com- fort of the passengers between New York and Boston, by dispensing with the ferry at Providence, while the com- pany will thus save a heavy expense, and at least half a0 hour of time will be gained. When this junction is completed, the directors, having secured the co-opera- tion of the fastest and most splendid steamers on the Sound, oan safely promise to carry passengers between New York ang Soston in « shorter time than by any other route, and with unsurpassed comfort and accom- modation, A further inorease of business will necessarily take place from the Providence and Worcester Railroad, which has been nearly completed, and is expected to be in full operation in a week or two. The Stonington road isthe natural outlet for the freight and travel or 4 large part of the rich and populous country through which the Providence and Woroester road passes. In the items of expenditure it will be observed that $7,840 of the funded debt has been paid, leaving a balance of $504,300 due, as follows :— August Ist, 1848... $7 August Ist, 1854 August Ist, ire 500 August iat) 1803 $594,300 company + $49,000 - 630,000 Onthestet Aug, 1845, th onth the Ist. ‘tof August, iy ¢ $619,740 602,140" 594,300 Showing » dread ta't There is a prio going on in telation to this funded debt which will, when carried out, make some parties rhake # little, It appears that the original bonds of this company were given for loans contracted at highly usurious races of interest, and were by the laws of this State (Now York) whers the loans were negotiated, declared void. A compromise was made and the debt reduced fitty per cent, since which the bond- holders have contrived to retain the management of the company, and the interest on the bonds has been prom ly paid. The recent election has changed the direo- tian, and the stockholders of the road have now the con- trolof it and its Aogoolal affeirs. A transaction, tainted with usury when fret made, ooo never get rid of it. A dogen compromises would not remove it, ant there fa no | yrssom why the prosont sioskhoiders in this company | Corn, nother. round do. Corumeal, weste n New York, 3 Gaxe2 5 New Jersey I hone. y ile of about 3000 bags Rio were made by suction, at 64,7, — tS pet on time. Corton —A’ good inquiry existed to-day, which has been ireely met by beliers, and the sales amount to 2000 bales, at steady prices. Fisu.—Sales of 600 quintale dry ood w re made at $3 60; mackerel were dull, and no sales of moment transpired; 84 bbis salmon sold by suction at 11 @ 1154 cents. cash Hemr —The market for dew rotted continues firm at $1 40 am $1 50 per ton. Hives — he sales of Buenos Ayres noticed yesterday, were made at 12 cents, at which more were offered to- das a of 3000 pigs were made at $4 873; larger sales were reported at the same price, in all rumored to amount to some 8.000 or 10,000 pigs. Motasses — Were inactive Navat Stoaxs —No sales of moment were reported; spirits turpentine was held at 61a 52 cents; raw was held at $3 50; rosin steod at 65 cts, for North county and Wilmington, 70 & 75 cents. * O1.s.—Linseed, sales of 1500 gallons American city ressed were made at 61 cents, and 6000 do. English. in jots. at 68 a 59 cents cash; sales of other lots were made on terms not ‘understood; crude sperm oil continued firm; selected whale was held at 40 cents, and whale for export we quote at 35 a 38 cts; bleached winter sperm was held at $1 25, and unbleached do., at $1 20. Provistons--Sales of 50 bbls. mess pork oe made at $14 50, and it was rumored that some 300 bbis. were sold at’ the same price, but near the close there were sellers at $14 25 Miso bbls old mee sold at $14, and 500 mess, seers deliverable in sil the month of next Janu- sy, at sell lers option, at $13. About 700 bbis prime do." id &$10 75. Lard—Sales of 60 bbls were madeat 10}¢0° and 250 kegs at 11%0. Beef—There was nothing new' In butter and cheese there was no change. Rice—The market was quiet, aad no aioe of moment reported. There were some tierces of the new crop on the market, held at $5 25 a $5 50. Sxxp—The last sales of flaxseed were made at $1 35; fem “100 bbis clover were sold at 7}<c8 Svoan—Sales of 200 huds New Orleans were mad 6%, and 70 boxes brown Havana at 7c a 730. Tattow—The market continued steady at 10c. Tonacco—Sales of 80 hhds Virginia Leaf were made at ba 7Ke Wuatxsone—N. W. was inactive at 34c a 350 Wi eY— State Prison was held at 290, and drudge 0, but we heard of no sales of moment. 1200 s 1400 bbls flour were reported en- rpool at 1s 6d., and cotton at 3-16d. To re cotton continued to be taken at %d. To Lon- don no chan; Sates or Teas at Auction Tus Dav.—Teas—Impor- o— per Candace and Alpha—Terms, notes at six Hyson—100 13 Ib bxe at 62 cts per Ib, 20% chests 37, 28 do 97, 24 do 81, 20 do 30, Young Hyson—16 half chests 55, 23 do 54, 22 de 50, 4 do 48, 26 do 42%, 18 do 40,184 do 37,904 do'3bi¢,45. do 3434, 92 do 34, 273 do 38, 229 do 3234, 106 do 32,71 do 3134 87 do 31, 76 do 2946, 116 do 2234, 105 do 8th, 487 do with- aye Skin—20 chests 25,21 do 2434. Guopowder—14 half chests 473¢, 79 do 44, 18 do 40, 32 do and 1006 Ib bxs 39,69 half chests and 100 13 Ib bxs 38, ci cheats 3046, 12 do 26, 129 do 2854, 38 bus 36. | jal—6 half chests 45, 5 do 44, 64 do 43! 8 do 41,16 do 40,64 40.28, 101 do aa tegllen juchon; el 204, 70 chests 10 do 1694. 66 de and 308 balf 4516 nm 7 40 17%) png a tg weal od bene 45. jo and Java Coffee—Terms. notes at four mon Java—20 bags at 8% 378 do ox. pe ae bags 7%, 82 do 734, 93 do 7%, 541 do 2A, 163 Rio—60 do 734,839 do 7.652 do 67. 566 do 6 44 6 < & 70 do 634,19 do 6%, 62 do 6: FH do 6X 128 Real Estate ot Auction.—Brooklyn . being in the vicinity known as Hemant a aoe 8400 8 lots on Jefferson st. bet. Clinton av. and on Clinton avenue, near and Maer loan ots, 73000; New On.eans, September 22, Cotton—-The market continued steady, and sales of 1000 bales were made at previous prices. Flour contin- ued dull, and no sales of moment were making; Ohioand Ilinois we quote at $4 25 and $4 76, and St. Louis city mills at $6 50. There was nothing of moment doing in Grain, Corn stood at 550. for mixed, to 650. for prime et Tobacco—Sales of 600 hhds. leaf were made at M40. and 640. Stgar—Sales of 300 hhds. New Orleaus Were made at 5340. and 7)¢c. York ~ Sales of both kinds footed up Bin 9900 bble. at $14 to $14 50 for mess. and at shou 4900 for primd = Lard—Commen Ih40 to 150; prime do., 140, to Loo Whieky--Vale gales ab We we Ble, bihverpoo!, gottom, ied, te Havre, do, 1, 1340 to 1X0. New York ew York sight Sterling bills 7c to 734; do. do, par and 0 discount. Treasury Atnany, Sept 29—P.M. Flour.—The market was firm at $5 75 for fresh were aurin, bbls. flour Sales Whiel qualit Frage. 47 08 Pir to $4 quali On On Joun On her kins, verly On 33a inactive 8000 do; Oats 2000 do. Bautinone, Se selling at decline, $10 to $13 for entirely nominal havin On Tuesday, Sept. 28th, Conerasrins, Doron 43 years, a native ot the County merly Street Ins} esteemed by all w! The friends and relatives are ri attend bio funeral, this afternoon, late residence, No. 80 Centre stree! Talla "The fifends of the family are attend her funeral from her late without further not Hinchinaa, ground. Wheat—No sales were reported. Corn—Sales of 10,000 bushels were made, including Western mixed at 63e pier 640. Barley—Sales of 10,000 bushels bout 75, one towed) Rye continued Whisky continued firm. Receipte by oanal 4 the past 24 hours were as = Flour, 6000 ‘Wheat, 6000 bushels Corn. 26000 do; Barley, Freights remained the same. Lone. ged Cor. of Philadelphia B Bulletin. t. 29-1 P ne 1 Bt, nook of induces coutinued firmness on of holders. made There are sellers of Howard street bonds at $s 62, but no buyers, City mills has signtig in sapere with small sales “at $5 650° Seles of cornmeal $3, and re flour $4 to 434. Wheat has rises xs gonninemee of low stock aud supposed Jy crop in our Prime white has sold at 132 to 135 cents, and red at ty to 119 cents, to the extent of 2000 this morning of White Corn at 60 cents, “and yellow at 62, key in bbls, $7 cents. Provisions are dull. Pork rime and mees, Beef ard quiet. e run on Bacon sides diminished, they do not rule so high,aad all ‘beef Cattle worth $2 37 on an ave- Rye 74to 75 cents. Oats 40to thea ee dull. und Hogs $6 75. nts, as per quality ‘TSBUKGH, Sept. 29,12 M.—Flour selling at $4 6236 75,im very limited quantities. Wheat, of prime ity, 90 to92 cts Corn, 38 to4l Whiskey dull 19 ots generally asked, with sales, however. at [8 to 1834 Provisions dull it ateady rates. Nothing doing in cotton. nd without change. Wool rather activ: Married, Wednesday, 29th inst, by the Rev. Isaao Ferris, Avavstus N. Smirn, te Eliza C., daughter of John Burns, Enq , all of this city. ht, Mr. the 18th instant, by te Rev. Dr. Wain’ ILDER~ E. Cossant, to Miss Gronaiana E. A. seve, all of this olty, At ‘Willlameburgh-on the 26th instant, by the Rev. 8, Maloan, Mr. Jastre ‘L. Down, to Mra, Many Frances ALSH. Died. eltri roland, es tor of the 6th Ward, snd: highly 0 knew him. tfully invited to o'clock, from his the 28th inst., of consumption, in the 47th year of 8, Mary J Tatimavor, daughter of Thomas Jen- Ed » of Brooklyn, and rellot. of the late Daniel B, Pos ppm invited to ence, Ne 124 Wa- tree pall at Malt past Soar, P.M., Wednesday morning, 29th inst., of dropsy, in the of her age, Axx Romaine, wife of Mr. M. A. ant “> this 9 she 29th by pone Jonn T., son of Tho- place, to-day oe ew aged 7 months and i2 4 days. ‘The friends of the ne family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the residence of the parents, No. 9 Prince street, this day,at 4 o'clock, P, M., without further notice, AMNDEN'S EXPRESS. FOR BOSTON, NEW YORK, Providence, Philadelphia, and the South and West. BLAKE, COOLID x WHEE ER D. BRIGHAM, JR., 8 Court stret Ssapea to Liver; at KENYO! ; al of Commerce Buil N. B.—Pre paid letters rei Letters sent by this Off faewting. "By orcet of Dominsex Crassovs, Recorder WHEELER Union eal eo Providence. y it ity New tf 330 2w fh ‘A, from Boston ‘of the above steamer will close ter Office, No. 91 Wall st., Journ- hog, this day, 36th inst.,at ten minutes FLW 1 "3 Korsiga CLEVER 'TION—Brothers, you are requ: ne to je ing of the above order on this evening, 30th Se; as business of importance will be SoLBRIDGE, petite t the G. B. WOOL: PION ORDER ¢ TEN’ R. Oty tively ‘For ULSTER COUNTY, NE 14 now pas 2 EMIUM FRUIT ¥ROM THE PELHAM FARM, W YORK.—The undersigne pared to contract’ for the celebraved Newtown Pip- ham Farm, Ulster pples, and Lady Apples, from the P lew York. ruit is carefully hand-| picked. thoroughly sweated and his peal ed by hand in new flat hoop bright barrels, expressly for shipment River, ihe fruit " uise by cart ge or rolling. The yield this genson is w will come to market by Sth Also, 500 bbis a chars lying. directly upon t ‘brought down by water, and not subject to ually superior in quality, pnd Pippin Cider, treble refined, made of same from the Pelham Farm have taken the atthe several State rnd United erica vars ‘and Shows, for five years consecu- delivered on board B. MURRAY, 12 Old Blip. Riel in quantities ae anit 6t ThSaM W FMemn and + Mi M tablishm be foe CHARKUAUD would invite tne attention Ks the ianagers of the different. Society Balls, that his ex 20 Whit is undergoi ‘MD llishments, and he wou'd be pleased to x nights for ytipe able and genteel d #, Viz: Monday poe I | raday every fort ae Se rage ley cishe the season. For particulars pleave call on Mr. C., Se Wines dercot. 190 ister A RESPECTABLY Rf ‘Woman ‘wants A silustion == « humberm stands washing and iroving, rnd objection to make fherselt meraily usetul. Please. cal! 32 ) Trinity P ace, 30 10? m U ately 30, mauent situation and Una WANIED—A first r ee te . Ruler may cbtaim « per- rs ANTHONY. di t xem ond WANTED—With ae a h thousand sraod is 01 - wutee! «nd well coaducted hi alleys. bil- liard tables. end two five ber room of private is is an opportunity which is seldom to be met with, snd t» well worth the attention of an; ba street. ‘6 ing te ‘wait calls two days. ply + at the Tailo:’s store, corner Chatham an “ WwW Refer the A: sNTED—A good cook, to whom good wages will be given She must also attend to wahing an¢ ng — ences required. Apply between 11 and 12 o’ctock, to cndemy of La 30 ere spectal en t5th aud 16th atreets, thing sireet. understands all kinds of house work. They recommended from their lest place. Inquire at 128 Reade ANT D A SITUATION—By Mrs. Mary a rd Piease to call at 56 Vandam street, front basement. go & short distance in the country. teenth st ARE A SITUALION BY A MAN AND HIS pennere ree! he cau a lace that is respectable t ing and wroning in @ hotel or a boarding house. r SNTED—By Gy pe erable ‘Young se eley tele ft oo , first floor, front room. ‘Gin be for two and ironing, or will Apply at “it Pee a fog or at es a Post Buildings, Hanover street. ANTED TO SELL—One half of an interest in a Bowling Saloon, situated in Broadway, and now ‘Applyin the Saloon at 112 ecm -A large and strc having the above to ‘teyens of wilt eer of * a purchaser y ANTED —A Young Woman wishes ildren ged les reference Won, to do Chamber work oc general hi ‘Apply at 428 Bowery, ° stairs, pat room. ANTED— Two young mea, one at ie Bae eet who \y must men d int nth by Bi MADDY 103, As Hy coh a ters post paid. ANTED, by Guitar, a'furn mg | Ee ne eee ee ton ae} te Beet anche, Mrs. 7 Mess t Maw. Seee ads ih the Vandel of the spline OF ALO. the !3tvof Ort. Pull particulars borea fter a0 item VERT Capt | Amery mecefort, Mr 3 Peter Spyk, WB Chap- Ss man; Gertrude, Mre Pet ctr deat Gi Wh ON TAR is’ Ss ed mi Vo if Vertormauce will earl atrect on Tha joto ber 7th, ow atta Aad 6| & weereely 0 quarter half past Reais jes onk nud hemlocie Sole Leath AKe HEAT Re—MnS MOWATI'S FAREWHLL ¢ following well kuown T saueri BENEFIT —Mrs. Mowatt respectfuily anuounces to her re, Eaton, 8 ndby paaersde VP A REEDS CO, Aucitonses —rxiauaive gales fiich Freuch Ch Plated Ware, Solar Lamps. Girandoles, Gea ‘Kc., by extalogue— Go Briday mancning, Oct. a ‘civek, in the spacious rooms over No. 257 jondway, will bet ii by catalogue, over lod h Chine Digs oy Desert Toilet Sets wih y nant abour id “Tumble uso ote sc , in complete sets: a m pot Gas Chandeliers, Peudants, Chimney Pieces, ED WARE, Ke — Of Bgakera, Waters Dish ona Crone aith at together witht ® doles, &., all of whi hi! ea will ve re hy on Thursday ear aiee s OPCH MALT exim ned. =e 10 half do. very chrige, high se A rdbeg. Highland, Carrick, nde ‘other favorite from ander Sastom: ey kk. by VIS & HK UES: So wan st. CH LANGUAGE i oe 183 Broadway. The itercourse with Frauc Wwereasne the desiré of the of this country to acquire the French language. A new isnow tay ight by Mr. Richard, Taity of Paris, by which to spenk any langtiage in tliree months. His in large characters, in such a manner chat can be instructe* at auce b: iia rade Peaks isa mut! leads to comp! mecens, as aay body can see, by Ennwunges, No. 3 Broadway. mel as Fen Aneaeaee. of 0 o'clock. ____830 Steod*rre maven Tail B. meee pes Pie neatly mad sed ios, Teme fare ata low pric Back Coats of fine French Clot garment in proportion. IRE AND MARINE INSURANCEUNION MU- TUAL INSURANCE CO., tw WALL STREET— son the rsonal liability. id in and safely in~ mn Notes. mage by Fire and Marii “4 transportation on and navigation, at of i TS The profes of tne business will be divided between the Stockholders and the insured. TRUSTDES. amber, Suydam, Hibere 3. Anderson, John S. ‘Tappan K. Collins, EDP, PM; Wetmore, batt Beth, Grorvenor, Aiea: Be ry Ferd, Suydam. ir. Gearee Baroh orge Rapelye, Richard Bel ary Nit jouchaud, Henry h Fowler, K Be Gibson, b Le x Joha Van Nexi, G. ¥ H Goole i ary He John P. ‘Nesmith, Baez oi ‘LAMBERT. SUYDAM, Presi Jno. 8 Tarran, Vice Presis _Feapivann Stace, Sec ADICAL CURE OF CORNS, jeast pain.—Dr. 8. Shiriacoff, froin St six, has the houor to annow <forts of New York, and the publ ral completely exti Coma, bstance on or between t fan Elixir of his own invention, ‘The oper- the space of a few minutes, without the eu ut may resume his dress and faction of carving the corn or root in dist, will give his opposite the Park. ar ir. 8. CI office, 63 Chamb friends Bowery THEATR: be performed a te sh OF MONTERE Scene perses, THEO ‘Osliaue Soldier ar used by the Reveille—Hisdeparture ‘the public, that ber furewell berefit, prior to her for Europe, will take place on kriday next, Oct, Ist, h oecasiun she will appear in a play, er other s29 w Maoager pane Manager, Ma. Rexenne = ‘his pe (3 ‘30th wi OH AND READY. Tauure ge fa Ne AP cutee rf ERY AND INCIDENT: ‘vine Chorus of Soldiers.— peep ibe a entreachments reath: cy y, Our fhe oes Proudly —' aud discove Fon Browa atl of day— Pomt peepee inenaaeee of the Fort, and Death of ne ear Palo fire. at the tegesleagicn yn of the first day's ‘The of the Resaca ‘al Imma; the Aine: a Cod sontee contest— Waluut8pri © Rough and Read: ‘The eutire of the Termination of th vita to the Piece, of the SPECTRE puibkGRdom=o kor) wing, Mrs. Phil- “Doors will be open at 634 o'clock, and the curtain will rise “Hones, 25 Cents; fi: and Gallery, 12% Cents. CHATHAM THEATRE —Underthe Management of it FLETCHER — ny Evening, Sept soth, nd afl the weelk, will be preses ah 6, OTK inal drama utitied the QURAN, or the Night he ie hore Adi for Rowyer Mi. Sullivan sek ‘ay Btauntony Miss idee aes ky wren, Ni tauntony Miss fh jecky Bowles, Mrs. Herbe ‘Afler wich ROB ROY Me Guat will be performed. sles mbit ROD Ba Pit, nts. Doors open at 7—performance os at half-past 7. tO OPERA clouence to commence witht KILL ce, to eo on CURE x) Brow, Mr, Walcot ‘John, Mr-J. ‘Sefton; Fier ich Pantomiune of PUNCH IN GOOD HUMOR Piven nie Mr. J elton soe dor, Mons. oine Ravel; Madame ‘Jerome Rav “Pstonaiude with tie comie Pantomime of ROBERT MA- CAIRE—The characters, by the whcle Ravel Family. Doors open at7, pergrmance to commence at 7% o'clock. ‘Tickets 50 cents, to all parts of the house. 4}, 0'8 Monday, Oc Cetobes ih, 1847.—Open every night. an metal OFAN SERENADERS. rien, Harrington, Fell, White and Hovard, thet retute trom Europe where they had he distin ro Her °H. Prince fe Albert, the fore dsty and Nobulity oud Gent if Es " Tie Serenaders rear ectfully announce to the Indies and r tlemen of New York that they will com ce a series oO! house on Mon nye ee Ath, which instic a) by thousands who the 8t. J ‘heatre, London, daring a period of 14 months, consis lees, cho- 0K ie Accompanied wih deir anaue instruments parileulars sge-sm Under the direction of Mr. J. A. DUMBOLTON. jabtieeton ‘cents. Doors open at 73 o'clock. Concert at 8 o'clock. 928 121 }IRCUS BOW REX, AMPH EATRE—Jonn errs Cc on, Manager—JO: GOSSIN and Sr. CARLO, the two Great Clowns, Nise In the course of the renin Sill be EAP a ha entitled SANTA AGN ee Mn ir. Gossin; Santa At Horsemanship by all ee Seo all the principal riders. U7" Boxes, 25 cents; Fit, 129 oents; Children, half pri MICHELS QUYMPIC THEATER: paateasl wt thy the perfor joel whe yacdntiteVolin uk, Mr. Holland; Patty Potttle, mee ah sh, the iaty Tayi BOWER—Ado Mrs. Tian: Vous, Mis MEY EET ACCOUNTS WITH new mock he- Gen. Taylor, ‘After Now td si SEN Ege Widgets, Mr. To couelude with A DA We ‘SPENT—Mizzle, Mr. Holla Set Coxon, Mrs. Hah D 50 cents; Upper Boxes, "3 cents ; Pit, one shil- 3 : Onshestra Boxes. 83. ‘Private Boxes,$5; w dining saloon just opened down street, and also: id 01 "fame, two trotters and Ti have the ee Riivilece of going as the please, and ¢! e affair wl i ome off | fternoou, at 3 o’clogk. 530 It*je H. WOODRUFF, Proprietor. CENTREVILLE COURSE TROTTING AND PACING, Fa. day, Oct. Int, at 3o’clock P. M.—Purse nd ‘match for $450 will be contended for between Lady Suffolk and Roan- ant + tm, Lady Suffolk. 3. woodratt . Roanoke. ‘The cars will aaa the Bouth Ferry forthe track at 1% glelock, and at 236 o7clock, returning When the sports of the have te CC one OEL CONKLIN, Proprietor. TRO urae $100, ats, best three in fiv ness, ee for all trotting horses, except ‘Lady Suffolk, tocome off ou the ith of October: three of more eugries. and two oF more to start to 0 close on Friday evening. October Ist, at FF ain ONKLAN, Prop pt. é LONG Hei AND $3 000,44 oe awe" THE NORTH AGAINST HE FASHIONSed the great Southern PAssENG*#K, will contend for the four mile purse, probably one or two more, ek Kaces over heabove pom will take place on the first day, Sth Octe ber, 1847, and continue three days. FIRS? DAY—Hotel Purse $800, three mile heats. Same day—Sweepsta'es, for 3 yr olds that never run, mile heats; 8: forieit $50; which bas closed with four sub- ch. f. Palmetto, by imp. Leviathan, out of imp. 8 irber’s br. f. Finey,by Hornblower, out of Stanley Conover's b. ¢. ‘Traveller, by Mercer, dam by Mon- uled’s (William Gibbons’) b. f. Whisper, by Ma- Li by Hi ND DAY JOCKEY CLUB PURSE, $1500—4 mile Scrub Purse, $20, mile heats entran wMtiRD DAY —FUOFRIETORS" cURsE $500, two mile heats. Same day—Geutleme: $250, two m: out, entrance $25, added. Six salaries ‘tnd clos tlemen to ride in jockey com aah me following sre the e pesca, O. P. Hare, rit of the Times.” u passengers to and from the i al wiiectents, winich wil require three 606 he gentiemen’s, which will r cg ha OP HAI, Proprietor. TON ACOURSE, L. L—Trot. Oct. lith, Purse of Monday 90 to go to the second best jose; mile ts, beat 3 in 5, to wagon and driver to weigh .. DI h, Stranger. b. m. - Lady Moscow. ch. m. Gipst bem, “Philadelphia! Sui, ‘to go'to the second best, 3in 5, .b, m, Lady Moseow. &. Grey Harry. «bem. Philadelphia Sal. b. m. eres Suttor are compan been red an impossi fe Mm are curing the Keaves in horses, and in such safe manner that the 1 is not at all incon’ treatment. They rst Speen in from two days to a the horse is generally fully restored to soundness by ’ z Bean ere directions on Price $1. . 4 General A: a the use of one pael the mckage « 30 Sti ening, Sept. 30 K—Thursday th the play ROADWAY. 'HEATRI ments will commence of LOVE'S BACRI THC e-cotactnew Elmors, denhofl; Paul Lafont, 3 Ei Mio Mr. Fleming; Margai amore, ‘allack; Hermine, hs Mopuneluie ‘ith the new, Comedett of LADIES BE- Chuurles Vavasom, Ds MAR elds’ Mitt Telbin; Lady Beauchamp, Mrs. Winntan- $1; family circle and upper TO THE LATEST MOMENT. TELEGRAPHIC, ‘The New York Democratic State Convention Sraacuse, Sept. 29, 1847—10 P. M. The Democratic Convention met at 10 o'clock this morning, all the members being present but one. The body commenced business by the appointment of Mr Crain, of Herkimer, and Mr. Birdsall, of Broome county, to act as tellers, call the roll, and reeeive the credentials of members, Eleven seats were contested. Mr. Brady moved to appoint Mr. Monell, of Chenango county, President pro t-m wipes After « discussion of three hours. « proposition to lay on the table was lost—ayes 63. noes 73 The great point of contention appeared to be as to whether the disputed seats shouid not be settled prior to the appointment of « temporary chairman, or whether the chairman should first be sppointed as usual The result was that the temporary chairman, Mr. Mo- nell, en old bunker of Chenango county, was duly eleot- ed, 73 to 61—the contestants on both sides voting. ‘This is considered an old hunker triumph. Committees were then appointed; one from each Sen- ate district, for the purpose of investigating the cre- dentials of those contesting seats in this convention, one committee for each county in which seats are contested. Committees were then: sppointed to nominate pre- siding officers for the convention, and the body took sa recess. In the evening the convention was organized, by the appointment of the following offlcers:—Robert H. Mor- ris, of New York, President; E. B. Hart, randreth, John Adams, John F. Huchinson, W. E. Crain, Stephen Strong, D. P. Cope, Thomas D. Osborn, Vice Presidente. Ex-Mayor Mickle, James S. Wadsworth, John D. Cos, and other barnburners, declined office. Three committees were contested, and a new election will be had to-morrow. Horatio Seymour got the contested seat from Oneida county; James Moore, the one from Ontario, and G, P. Barker and Isaac Potter, those from Erie, Adjourned till nine o'clock to-morrow. The Massachusetts Whig State Convention. SPEECH OFTHE HON. DANIEL WEBSTER, &c., &e. Srainariety, Maas., Sept. 29, night. The Whig State Convention met here to-day. There were about 700 delegates present ; the Hom. George Ash- mun Presidente Gov. Briggs and Lieut. Gov. Reed were unanimously nominated for re-election. The Hon, Daniel Webster made a speech one hour and 9 half long, and defined his position stronger than ever on the Mexican war and slavery questions. He was in favor of the Wilmot proviso, and of Congress not voting against supplies to the army and for the war. The resolutions of the convention, which were adopted unanimously, were strong against the Mexican war and slavery. The last two related to Mr. Webster; the first speaking in his praise, and the second recommending him to the Whig National Convention, as the first choice of Massachusetts for President of the United States. The Hon. John G. Palfrey offered the following as an additional resolution :- Resolved, That the whige of Massachusetts will sup- port no men for the offices of President and Vice Presi- dent of the United States, but such as are known by acts or declared opinions, opposed to the extension of siavery. This was discussed in a spirited and able manner by Messrs, Palfrey, Winthrop, C. F. Adams, Wm. Dwight» 8. C. Philips, and others: Mr. Winthrop was the only one who spoke against the resolution. It was finally re- jected. The Hon. Rufus Choat and Wm. G. Bates were ap- pointed delegates at large to the Whig National Conven- tion. baw pay Y. The convention dissolved at half past 7 o'clock, P. M. ‘Doors open at 7; performance to commence Meo tra THs -ONCERT oF wae Legislative Proceedings. wilt take place en ‘Thursday ‘Sensember oth (regardless of weather,} on which Acnany, Sept. 29, 1648. occasion 3 Senate. h quando My Moan SR Tallamo.” sof ee Guadalquiver.” -Meyerbeer. ri ol oe oe Fatta, . Reulta"=Mareadant me Anna Jesuis Ia Bay happy ty announce thats} al Director, the celebrated Hai OCHSA, to perform on the Harp— le. jast opera,‘ Vas- op at Naples. 2, Extemyoraneous Fan‘asia on po} tind subjects, given at (hem meat by the audience. His first appearance in ik) Mr. BRouGH will sing tre songs. ncert to begin at 8 o'e ock each, to be had at the music stores. sued for Friday wilt be admitted. 30 Itre H’ AND SIVORDs @ShCOND CONCERT.— CAMI LOSIVORI AND HENKI He bZ will give wher Grand Joint Voucert on W e next, October 6 ‘Tabernacle Full paruculars of hem on that occasion will KZ wiven in future Fiaerz will play the Second Concerto with the Senne eMC LO: BIVORI will ph bell) free ot Vi the Campanelio (th Au 4 Con twill be fase att che B0- Pe sccumpanied by the fos (ustramental SAND ORCHEST under the direction of Signor Rapetti a0 tf rre ARNUW’S AM lorimances, Th An ty THI! WEEK or ORPHE. okkar' Le ERN, the Wakes Comedian. Te ey M lien. B War Figures of A LIVING Onan SOUTA OT, Mad. KUL) WELL, the famous Fortus _Admusion 2% cente—Children ten, TTRACTIONS faite ‘Houses Overtiow- ing !—Auusiences acelighs OR BLITZ At the Society Libps} masegF shyonard sereet and Broadway, A ~~ Monday, Sept. 27th. Change of programme 7 MAGIC AND VENTRILOQUISM. Admiasion #3 cent, children half price. Doors open at 7, ‘ Pr Ahencon Performance on Wednesday and Saturday at Yo’clock. 3 29 dtis* re ALNUT 31 RE, BLADER ives. 8 icied ibe comedy of tio SOLDIER OF eal is min O'Rourke, Mr. Col- ling; with the song of the " Bould Soldier Boy.” which the Coytaters entitled the WIFE HUNT- ins. Alter nie Senne wine, i MY WIFE'S SECOND GOR tix Foaale, ener Box and Parquette, 7) cent cents: Orchestra and Private HE EXTRAORDINARY 400 consecvtive hours. at t 170 Cherry street, bids fair to be reo! me ig ished, the pedes- ‘over 336 miles, avd looks'as fi as a difficulty of this feat rm only 18 feet in The public are invited to ater oke Setter Dog will be shot ill, on Friday, October ist. t 1 o’clock precisely. * hs 5 cents, of walking 500 miles in house s bad. MeGovern, having completed when he first came to the mark. consists in its being E formed on rigs by 3 feet 6 inches in width. call tree of expecse. O SPO) TsMEN =A we for at Moboken, foot of ul Shootin) ng to-morrow to commenct 930 It DOLLARS KEWARD. . Florence’s Hotel. Ly print ve Eve hader wil receive the bare re fe anort. ‘The finder wi turning him to 161 Crosby at. u SEW! 330 1% re FOR SALE OR TO LET—(immedi iven.) The modern three story brick d ‘0. 133 Clivton Place, between the Sth tin complete repair, and cont <3 AWAKEN. Je 109 io St. 10 LAREN ue men to go south or west, VV to act as agents f new Get lar publica- tions—$300 over anda ured to them in writ 1000 per rear. heen = emake over 1000 per 8 distriet ri be neat Ffor them. to have Teast ro 25 to obtain a ood fiting out. Appl eth Hall, 203 Broadway. : EMAL iortare mast bo poet pale eas tarts by ev oat 9292t H KD WAR R all bi i + ‘| rock of arta tow $9 rill be exchang- File cutters, Post paid) "Box 34 Pittsburgh post office onan a money are e invited to Eth ihe Pee fol yi ¢ | TOGENTLEMEN—a more room than they wish to oceapy, wou | PARTNER WANTED IN A FILE itaN¥Ac: turing establisht nected therewith is mn gon yuccesstal [isco ag Con- horse cast ant filt hammer, &e. ‘The foe poly of cou ion, and Provisions. tiene it ce may ye re first rate melter wanted, ‘Aieas (etter ome inte universal use, and is ne ery man, wounan avd child for Lay 4 ‘ ft, bas rag gs, Mey ie LES FU! 30t®m satan id be ite of rooms on the second floor to oue or twi served in their root see first respectability fF iastraet ion Kast Broadway, ed tor f 12d street 4 eGrenrd +. Nurse, ~ seat @, stating on what streets or avenues FRENCH BENEVOLENT tober being the da atthe Auniverear ety, lists 0 (om will be 01 tober by the ees jessrs, wh Vice DWARD FOUT, “| ‘ ie E of Eis, Commissioners, yosder of the emma 4 Bites Hee iy MONLIN, Hee'y ge al jig ih. 17, the Cars gill tenve City nN ww York, for wil asbrid ie and jains and inter” ¢ AM inte i Bound t30, PM. 2508, . will leave iadge. White Plains. Croton Falls., 1d 10.05 A.M” ha x oT, ea 5 PM. Pe ay Yorkville, Harlem, and Morr ‘A. M. hourly, until 1 yrill louve Morrisianay Harlem) and Yorkville at ‘and hourly uatil 12.30 PM, and ac? PM, hourly, until 6 rom City Hall to Harlem and Morrisiana 1254 cents. ork: 5M cents. and Morrisiana, toand from Croton Falls will not_sto White Pinas eacept nt Tuckahoe, Wiiliamsbridge, vad Ford Bho Trains toand from White Plains will not stop below Fordhas RO ach Train from City Hall to uke wp Car will not stop exerpt at ches M, sf, 2d street at 6 530 algae ee, Hall at 7 30 16 PM. N, I TSLAND VER RR goat, Me AF he ry, ANDER will ane sity turher notice: Lave STATEN MELAND At 6,8, 9,10, 11 o'clock, A. x: 2, 4, 6 o'clock, P. M. 0, 10 iho AHO 2, 3h 5, 0M o'clock York, Bept 20 etagrat orate York Line of Pac! ° Mend Ca roraier non 1 aE SRLBANE issmom a and New th— Packete—Positively the firs to sail Bandey,0 Corer ry sail as id will positi handsome fagnished A oe " EEOLEINS, 16 Somth at ly ty a festa will be received on board after Batur- who will aon hava EGULATIONS OF T' pleasantl; ity, and will know roa paversly ie mit. fo by roprietor, who has a thoror Be Trees oy ee wh carte an ante ascended detected in fraud w 25 professional gambler, nor aay bat credit |i be bound to the most profound secret 1 tojoin Ses Cisb, ‘will be ad- by addressing a id, aay te Any edi ital m tte letter a mee York post apoetag fetes te ickee esd athens the penpconae oon have with them. Bis. ih pa LIDAY ST.) AN Tad (et pp Bie n eto Ladies Torofersional 4 nity, desirous of ae 2 ey ianh ac, Philadelphia. a at Tei South wMinth at, N. pent thd We jon, ae, vins—Christ ‘Lazarus from the D Pa jas ‘in the highest » iparnies to 10P. oe Admission 25 ¢ by son th jects eve NG ACADEMY, No. 137 NHE OLD RIP ING pened on Monday, Sep. 27, ‘iving been, duricg the red in the most com ae ee t— erber "Eso himeelf that his establis! not ritered to tre public. compare with any similar one in a country — ited to call 3" a for bite are respectfally iayited 1, eons roma a, 2a 7 J LIPS Pela og ele Kreuiag; ting a gentleman and ILLTARD TABLES FOR SALE ¢ cm ries ood order, and all the fixtures ‘No. 184 Canal sere ‘aud 8. V. Moon No.8 A PRIVATE FAMI find p apnly lying at 24 Second street, “a NE, YORK. HAVRE AND PARIS AGENCY —0. ri aren, eae sion 1) New 0 tem Ie. William Carry, | pepe "] griorty to bia addreas : rakes et} is OW, Vames loyernolt, tnaeer, w Mb | — the ; Onwepe, ‘and wail Ootober 16th, her regular day. Wall i cock ject m1 ‘th, recel iam role A Mo Ln ine T9,; any, ROBE >—MODES—N' T Seat sc er wiment ' non mento the abth ine f fii bye : ad Velvet Clapks, new a mere “oltanes, Frou) Bo wet, i er ale in ‘ian’ a Blis*rre 49 Broadway, opposite ( Composed Mr. Barlow reported that the Committee of Confer- ence on the general manufacturing bill, hed been unable to agree. a The Senate voted to appoint » new committee. Aresolution was adopted, appointing D, D. Field one of the commissioners on practice, in place of N. Hill, re- signed. The amendment tothe free bank bill was concurred in. The Senate then adjourned, Assrmaty. The Railway Committee reported against Mr. Bas com’s bill to reduce the fare on railways from the Hud- son river. Among the messages received from the Senate, was a bill for the formation of literary, religious and benevo- lent associations. A new bill in leu of the House bill. The Canal appropriation was passed in Committee of the Whole. Before agreeing to the report of the committee, the House adjourned. The | Break in the Gi Canal, Auaanr, Sept. 29, 1847. pnsce ihiohwbdiso to suppose that the report of the canal lock break is without foundation. There was a delay for about ten hours, om Sunday, et Rankin’s lock, but up to seven, A. M., yesterday, all was right. From the South. Pritapecrnia, Sept. 29, 1647, New Orleans papers of the 22d instant have been re- celved. There were no arrivals from the seat of war, yet it was rumored that Paredes had arrived at the capital and er- rested Santa Anna. Major General Patterson, upon arriving at Vera Crus, takes command of the troops there. ‘There were fourteen interments from yellow at New Orleans on the at inst. naton, Sept. WB, 1647, The European Intervention on this Ce — The Union, $e., $e. ‘The course of Mr. Harris, our ehargé to: Buenos Ayres, in his correspondence with the special envoys of Eng- armly approved by his government. He has effected a very desirable object in eliciting trom the representatives of both governments » formal dis | claimer on the part of their respected sovereigns, of any ulterfor views in the armed intervention in the affairs of the La Plata. The doctrine promulgated by Mr. Harris in his note to Lerd Howden and Count Walewski, is in exact conformity with the spirit of bis instructions, and with the views of his government im regard to European interference in the affairs of this continent. Our repre- sentative deserves credit for seizing this opportunity for making e distinct declaration of the policy our govern- ment means to pursue. The candor of Lord Howden is worthy of all praise—the more that he was under no ob- ligation to give the charges mentioned in the note of Mr. Harris under the shape of & mere rumor, so formal and satisfactory » contradiction. The decleration of Gount Walowski, on the part of his sovereign, is equally forot- bie and satisfactory, and is no less important than thet | of the British Envoy. The disclaimer put forth by both gentlemen, if not disavowed by their respective governments, will prove an estoppel to any future at- tempt at interference on the part of either, in the form of government of the States of the La Plate, These dis- claimers will have the more force that they were volun- It was time that Europe should have some tangible in- timation of the purposes of our government in relation to this continent. Emissaries of several European pow- ers have been for several years past tampering with many of the new States of South America, lending money here, buying stocks there, and every where secking to wind coll after coil of diplomatic chicanery around those un- fledged republics, Im almost every case those emissaries have been the merest pettifoggers. Into freedom's tem- ple, wherever erected, they have brought their billeand bonds, and by their usurious and knavish practices they bave made it a den of thieves. Our government looked on with chagrin at those selfish and interested move- ments, but it was powerless to interfere, as there was no overt act to justify our interposition. At length an occa- sion has ocourred, and of this Mr. Harris bas with com- mendable seal and fidelity availed himself, Profiting by the rumors the conduct of the French and English gov- ornments was calculated to give birth to, he has drawn from the representatives of those powers » formal end complete disclaimer of any ulterior views on the part of those whom they represent, in their moddlesome y and most ill-advised intervention In the affairs of the La por To what extremes of anti republionn court baffoovery | are we gowlng, The Union of leat evening, in a notice | of on exhibition of pstntines, makes the Waportans fa