The New York Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1847, Page 4

nouncement that “the President and heads of depart- ments are expected to attend thisexhibition.” It would ‘appear from this, that neither Mr. Polk nor any of the gentlemen composing his ‘can amuse themselves by attending an exhibition of paintings, without being subjected to the petty annoyance of having their move- ments officially gazetted to the nation. It would be doing them greativjustice to suppose that they are parties to this foolery. 1 have before proved that it would be erroneous to regard the Union as the exponant of the views of the administration, It takes great pains to furnish abuo- dant proof of this fact. 1t is well known here, that there is at present a struggle in Alabama between the friends of Mr, Dixon H. Lewis and those of another well known member of the democratic party, for the vacant seat in the Senate of the United States. Without entering into partionlars, it is sufficient to say that Mr. Lewis is not the choice of the administration, and that his opponent is, and further, thet the utmost anxiety is felt by the prominent members of the Cabinet with regard to the issue, Nevertheless, the Union of the 18th inst. copied with approving preface, an article from a New York dem- ceratie paper, strongly favorable to Mr. Lewis’s election; and in the same paper it assumes to be the mouth-] piece ofthe administration. After this, who will hold the ad- ministration accountable for what appears im Mr, Polk’s organ? I need scarcely disclaim any intention to preju- dice Mr. Lewis or at all to interfere in the local politics of Alabama. I merely state these facts in support of my oft repeated averment, that the Univn does not repre- sent the views and feelings of the administration. _GALVIENSIS, ~Wasw Oran, , Sept, 27th, 1847. When are we to have News of Peace?—Very Important Considering. We can’t dos thing till we hear from “the Halls.” “ Old Hasty,” as the volunteers term the hero of Chip- pews and Chooroobothko, 60 lately called Field Marshal ‘Puree; holds the balance of power. What an exempli- fication of science is Gen. Scott. How accurate his cal- culations—how mathematical bis movements—how irre- sistible the results. War with him is indeed a science— and the movements of infantry, artillery and dragoons, are to him asa combination of machinery in the field, and as a family in camp. But we can’t do a thing till we hear trom him. Even the premium upon government stocks isin statu quo ante bellum, awaiting the news. Mr. Walker has mys- tertous misgivings. If» is afraid he will have to keep his Mexiean tariff in full swing for at least three or four months longer. [He contrives to get along. That system of transfers to New Orleans, saying the transportation of specie, saves money; but what will Old Bullion say? Is it not an infringement of the spirit of the Sub—the Van Buren, Bentontan, hard money Sub? It tsn’t any- thing else; but it works well, and saves money, and Mr. Benton may grumble if he chooses. Subs have the pri- vilege to grumble, but it is their principal function to obey. Bat every stands still in default of intelligence from the rer g city of the Aztecs. Suppose we et news to-morrow of @ peace, as well as of a treaty; who knows but it may yet work out # democratic majority or tie in the House?” Suppose the war goes on, who can foresee the consequences to the political parties of the country—to the administration--fo the country itself : Directly blended with this business with Mexico are the impertant home questions of the Presidency, the ques- any of taxation, the questions of territory, indemnities, and war. Pemay not the war be possibly extended to war as wide as the world, and as ferocious as the world-wide antago- nistic principles of liberty and despotism? Itgmay be ; it is not yet too late, if there be mo peace. Europe volcano. A is heaving on the crater of @ tei re single spark will set the grand eruption into activity. Then what isto be done’? The world is to be worked over again in the crucible of war—the like of which the world never yet seen. Who kaows what may be—what may not be the results, when the great mass of combust- ibles shall have been consumed’? Who can tell? ‘The question of peace, then, with the insignificant and contemptible Republic of Mexico, a disgrace to the name, and a source ofendless war among the poor Mexicana,((jod have mercy upon them,)—the question of a pesce with these people, may be of larger importance than the mere prolongation of the war to two or three weeks or mouths longer. Its prolongation may tend to precipitate the deadly struggie between the people and their oppressors all over the world, The very thought stirs up a pre- sentiment of thé part that this country will have to play in the terrible game of life and death. But we dismiss these forebodings There must be a treaty going on. Let us have a treaty and we can man- age to hold it good, and to enforce it, and to sustain it, without much trouble. We expect it, we look for it. and we are all standing still waitlog forit. We don’t care nobody cares, whether the line shail be the line of 26 or 36 —the great desire is peace—the object of our victories is to conquer a peace, not to conquer territory—for the ter ritory conquered north of 26 or 36, is not worth the prime cest of the gunpowder ; but peace is worth a do- zon wars, Peace, why, sir, every thing depends is upon peace. The war was began to conquer a peace. no peace with Mexico. The piece we had got es Mex- ico, in the way of trade, without the Pad of Mexico, was undefined, and it had to be settled, and till settled, we could have no poace. The means of peace failed.— Paredes threw down the glove, and General Taylor was sent down to the Rio Grande to pick it up. Then we had war ; and tae Mexicans were driven over the river, over the mountains, and into their capital, and witb Gen. Scott threatening to knock the national palance into fragments about their heads, they graciously con- descend to shake hands with Mr Trist, and to talk in a patronising way about peace, as though the act ef ac- commodation was all on their side. There has never been such # foolish nation on the face of the earth. — ‘They beat the Jews, and the Jews had no peace, till, by the order of Providence, they were ruled out of the coun. try He had given them, and it looks very much as if this were to be the case with the Mexicans. Now, sir, the war will do good. It ie, we believe, a war for the benefit of Mexico, and if sponged out from the map of nations, it will, yenene, be all the better for her. But we don’t want her pie-bald mongrels. We don’t want them. If we take them, they will, tea to one, kick up an irreconcilable split in the raamily. If we cross the Rio Grande for a boundary, we can’t fiad one this side of Panama. if ‘The administration does not desire to extinguish Mex- foo. It is not constitutional to absorb a poor neighbor's poor land by force of arms. If she will sell out, well «nough; but where shall we send her? But never mind. We expect peace—that is » treaty—the Rio Grande and the line of thirty-six, thence to the Pacific, some money to Mexico as hush money, and alittle help, if necessary, to hold up Santa Anna till he regains his foothold. Ali this may be done very nicely; and we may gain great ad- vantages by it in the end—a peace with Mexico, and her good behavior for the future, as weil as an increased good behavior on the part of that old bug-bear, John Buil, and his pelebhoes. hy is it that we do not hear from Gen, Se CHAPULTEPEC, Wasninaron, Sept, 28, 1847, The Wrong Road. It is said that when you apprehend bad news, and get no news, it is equivalent to good news, or in other words, no news is a good news; and better have none at ali than bad news. Some suppose that Scott's messengers may have taken the wrong road, and gone over to Aca- puleo, instead of coming down to Vera Cruz, or that the guerillas may have disregarded Santa Anna’s passport, ‘and captured the courier and his attaches, including Mr. Trist and the treaty. We understand that the President of the United States is indisposed to-day, and some thinkit is from hope deferred; but we rather think it is from the exhala- tions of the “ beautiful Potomac,” which looks like a swamp, when the tide’s down. Somo of the whigs talk of running ex-Governor Sew- ard of New York, for Vice President, in order to catch the sons of Green Erin, Perhaps they will be green enough to take the bait if thrown out, perhaps not. Love me, love my dog. Gov. Seward, we understand, doesn’t like Irish potatoes. Mark that We learn that balance of the stock in the Chesa. peake and Ohio canal is all taken, and that the work will now be prosecuted to Cumberland. w. Baxtimone, Sept. 29, 1847, Portraile of Gen. Taylor—New Telegraph—General Flores—Theatricals—Tow Boats—§c. Brown’s portraits of Gen. Taylor, which have been pro- nounced by the General himself and all his staff to be most perfect, have arrived in Baltimore, and will be ex- hibited this evening and to-morrow. They will attract great attention. Mr. Henry Rogers, formerly superintendent of the Baltimore Telegraph office, has obtained the right of ‘way for & telegraphic line from this city to Harrisburgh, where it will connect with the Pittsburgh line, and give us @ direct communication with the far West. Gen, Flores, the President of Ecuador, and his suite, who had been stopping in Baltimore for some days past, yesterday visited our penitentiary, and expressed them. selves a none with its management and the ‘mode en! ot Bho ttolt Moliday, street theatre is undergoing the most extensive repairs and refitting, and will be opened ina couple of weeks by Mr. Wm. R. Blake, the well-known and cul pore actor, The lessee is procurimg a stock com. the first order. mn ¢ firemen are still quarrelling and fighting, though the police are making arrests, and will probably bring be matter to a close. An attempt was made the other it to fire the Union Engine house, but it was extin- shed before much damage was done. The company recently formed to g ya new line of tow boats between this city and Ha’ je Grace, to #e- cure the trade of the Tide Water Canal, e contract- ed Sor the building of the veesuls. Murdoch appeared at the Front Street theatre last night, in the character of Romeo. He had a large and Sa udience aur city is still filled with stran; and eur mer- chants are doing a strong businens. eR Sales of Stocks at Baltimore, $400 Treas notes Gs, 10434; $100 City 6s, 90, op’s. 1 State 6s, 1967 el she Baltand Ohio Railioad, 47; U Heat ant Bas ed. for oho trig bit ar opening, 4 6 per cents clon it 9 Ad eg taeopey closet a Baltimore and Ohio Hallway shares, 4132 asl DELPMIA, Sept, 29, A boy about even years of age, the son of parents named Brown, it is supposed while playing on Catherine street wharf thie morning, fell into the river and was drowned. © one Witnessed the accident, but the finding of a hat ‘upon the wharf, led to an examination of the dock, and the body was tound. A suit for malicious mischief, instituted before Alder- man Elkimton, yesterday, by one woman against ano- ther, led fie tances: ihe they both claimed to be wives of Mr. Jesse juence wes that Mr. D, was hold in 9000 bail oanarer he charge He = Compt | ‘eife about three years since, or frseh ad Beran firemen arrested for a ipa- tion in the riot of Sunday, the 19th inst, has con- victed in the trial just finished. His name is Rush Hilt. Race has been held in $2000 bail, to answer the hi of in the 1 recent fire riot in the Northern Liberties, where several persons were wounded Notes i's. 104; 200) om, Me jank. 28; 10 Ken- Nerh'Ameriean Ins Co. 8:50 New Jersey ? and Mech: ’ Bank, 57; 11 ileghany” Copper, a ‘Lehigh Os cord Boant + 7834; 40 U 8 Bank, 436: 50 Beading 3 50 do 31%; 5000 do bonds 73; 8 Mechanics’ ik martes Loan 6’s °67 105763 5 5 ang id rensury RATE ‘aL.ks —2000 US nk, 00533 5 Mente Canal, 1374; 750 PHtapenenta, Serr, 28, P.M.—Fioua ann Mrau.— The receipts continue limited, and stocks are much re- duced. Sales for ¢xport ofa good brand fresh Penns. Flour at $5,62}¢ and 60@ bris Brandywine at $6.75 per bri. Lee | use sales of sound old stock at $5,60, and freah ground $5,623, to $9575, Western $5,624 ‘to $9,75, and extra $5,874 to $6,60. tye Fiour—Sales at $4.— Market very bare. Corn Mi Prices are firm. Sales of 2600 at $2,873 and Brandywine at $3,25 per bri. Wheat continues scarce and in gettin er have advanced 2 to 3 ots. per bushel. Small saleso! Penna at $1,156, and Western $1,18 per bushel; Soo bushels Southern red at $1. 1b to 1,16, ond $1,19. Rye—A sale of Penna. at 75 ots. Corn—| oes: are steady. A sale of Penna. and one of Western yéllow at 69, andsome Southern white at 60 to 62 cts, by weight. Onts—Sales of 3000 to 4000 bushels Southern at 39 to 42 cts. for inferior to fair ualty. Detroit, Sept. 25.— was the ruling rate yester- day for lots less than 100 barrels, at which sev. small lots were sold. One sale of 200 barrels, delivered on board, was mad $4 62)4, and the same offered for other lots of like quantity or more; was offered and refused for @ lot of 70 barrels in store. The pur chases from wagons ranged frem $4 40 to $4 49, al- though a few loads were bought at $4 373, in the morn- ing. Wheat is uncommonly scarce; purchases do not average over 90 bushels per day; worth 85c, City Mills Brighton Cattle Marke Monpay, Sept. 27.—At market 1250 beet cattle, 1100 stores, 280) sheep and 2300 swine. Prices—Beef Cattle—We advance our quotations to conform to sales—extra, $6 60 a $6 75; frst, quality, 625 ; second, $5 75 a $6 ; third, $4 50a $6 50. + Gocking Oxen—A “aw ales nly noticed —$78, $82, $90, and $110. Cows and Calves—Sales at $23, $27, and $37. Sheep Sales quick at $1 62, $1 75, $2. 60, and $2 79. Swit Old 60; ordins 43¢0; shoate to asgo; several Moet oharto: eee, ace. AS te 5e a 640. Foreign Markets. Havana, Sept. 1, 1847.—Since the advices I sent on the 4th inst , there has been little or no change in the prices of oaths the stock in town is almost all bought up, and those who are holders are firm in their \ ayapro for prices at which transactions have taken place during the last week:—Assorted sugar, per 100 lbs, $3 25a $425 to $3 60 @ $4.50; white, $426 to $5 25; yellow. $3 25 to $425; brown, $3 $3 1234; and cuourucho, $2 6244 to $3. ‘The quantity for shipment at this place and Ma- tangas may be about 110,000 boxes; the exports, during the past week from both ‘ports, at 10,000 boxes. The export to this date from the North side of the island, ameunts to about 950,000 boxes,and from the South side about 150,000 boxes. Molasses is Cieicipng, Acad and is gelling at from 2}, to 3 rials bcd keg. ‘ith re. spect to import. Lard is rather higher in price; the lowest quotation is $17 per ql; stock about 4000 kegs.— Some large sales of flour have been made, (i.e. of Spa- nish,) at 3 37a $14 50 per bbl. Rice—three cargoes unsold. Tron Aux Ca Augustine B Batavia. Bay of falands, NZ Berma bell Point Reel ‘Guad. Peruambuco a Campeachy’, Coquimbo. Kingston, Jain London Passengers Arrived. New Onurans—Ship Lowisa—Mrs Chas Robbins—3 in the steerage. oa foreign Lmportations, Santa Manrua—Brig Hayti100 bushels salt J Foulke & Laaura, Ang $9--Brig angers, N York, 2ds; bark Tennes Mert Yor! brig rig Wiss ton, White. New Tyler, Baltimore, ten days,and bri Waxote Ur brig Vesuvius. Sauva 14 Guaroe—Brig Cybelle—350 hhds sugar Spofford Tileston & Co—t boxes do to master. Domestic Importations. New Ontzams—Brig Waleott—03 sticks cedar to R Phil "New Ont.rans—Schr Boston—13 ‘ons iron Phelps, Dodge & ce—65 bales cotton 1600 bush oats to order. New Onceans—Ship Lonisa—18 hhds tobieco Boorman, 2 H Edmonds~3008 pigs lead 150 bal shemp: ‘Tucker Cooper & co—233 te Cameron & Brand—251 hhds tobacco John I’ Parish—103 bales cotton Hy Joit~1 trunk B were es 1&4 lead to order. CHaRLeston—Ship New York—47 tes rice Markoe, Wil- ber & Seott—i7 do J Cram-—231 bls cotton G Bulkley: H White—37 do J C Maller & co—101 HS Leveric certs H Strybery—40 bxs sugar H A Coit—114 bbis ‘Sons—32 pkgs mdse to order. Savannan—Brig Philura—22 tes rice 310 bags do flour Cur tis Bolten—' bl cotton alliams & co—100 do cutton yarn Lawrence, Trimball & co—22 tes rice to order. Cranceston—Ship Emily—100 cksrice Heckenrath & Van- damme—57 do C L Buckmeyer—69 bis cotton J P Stuar Mills—32 bls yarn M D Stebbins—10 W F Mott, j: 19 D MARITIME HERALD. = wig ccitean of the Ocean Steamers, ‘aptawns. meee pnerion: Pitadelohin, rat Besson, t 15. mnia,(Br) Ryrie 1 Union, FO Britannia, (B: Sarah Sands, ( thy Thompasi “Movements of the Packets. Ships to Arrive. Ships to Sait. LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL. Yeaton, Ser 1] Oxford, Goodmanson, Det 1 x, Burley, Sep 6) Hi Oly bys N seis, Eldridge," Sep Il phen, Witney Sent Peal Oct 16 sane Wright, Marsball, Sep 6 Ashburton, Howland, pt 2 H. Weellingtos Met Evans, Oct 2i Stark, edi Quebec, “Willining Oct 16 ichard’n, Oct & worth, ok 16 Cleared. Sicamship Union, (Fr) Hebert, Cherbo Ships—Sheridan, (packet) Cor ii ania parenill, Glasgow mi ith, Pacific Oe ntwerp, Neston, "Nesmith "Walahs *onth Carotian, on BrigeHenry, Reynolds, St Johns, PR, WW, Prat Lerch Winchester, 8t John, NB, braces & Co: (BH) ‘Crow. tt Joha, NB. Moule, "White Sloan, Savannah; P Bisuates ahs President, Seely, Philade}piins. Sichra—Ira Blis Hamilton, & Co; rh ius, tichmond, id & Co; Ad- sme Crystal pe, J Dw venturer, MeBirnie, Ha 8, B McEvers: jergen, Cole, Greek, ‘Sei, JBakimore ie M Brown,’ Fran- imington; Ellen Rodman, Osgood, New Bedford: ormptien *, Crowell, Boston; Friend, Crowell, Boston; Mi- ‘uthil}, Providen Sloops—Moses Eddy, Bliven, Providence; Artist, Davis, jerby, ‘Cleared Tuesday (omitted yest cs) ne, Hamilton, Cherloston ss eteay)—Ship South Caroli Drigs—Su Lond. , mal; ts tin Hele. (Br) Jed, SJahas, NY SD Weite aches Wathlogton, Manga, Suffolk v ehrs ‘ashington, fol ‘ermilion, Seaman, Baltimore; #.B Caldwell, . : Baldmore; HB Caldwe "Turner, Philadelpiuny 8A Apple’ Arrived. none asa ¢, Herbert, Charleston, 19th mst, 6 G Botton, Kent Bhonls, d signal ith ship Coe 24th, Int 37 40, lon 73.08, exch Tennessee, of Portiand, steering N- The C, on the Mh) of avery heavy gale from ESE to a ‘Kmerson, New Orleans, 31 days, with mdse eg rae cag AN pont ‘naval stores on board; bare hip Stephen F Austin, (new rook! ballast, brew Ee ere ren aa ent anne jel Webster, MDufie, New tame m, Lewis. Mobile, Aug 31, with 630 bales cotton, teem Phitadefohia; a achts Mo" saat nae Bante if " tien, tad Cl a = at heaven bop ceipiecen ras hte.” om naCtoyes SSS Ae en ale from W ihioington, mney ‘Havannay, nus, J Penover, Br) wedish big G ae Ea wrth | Spencer. 8 jeline, Hondas nine Norte Carol ote » Johan 8 & Co. Sept 17, Tet aial, mond / Alene. ve pn, Ba ng N with a bark water da AL | mud eek alicante y Pratt Bleves- omens ‘on the bow; eect ale ‘was cotton mom ‘Brazos oad sehr T i aoe ‘era Cruz, deat Nonvoux, Kept 36—~Arr sehrs “nt Thompson, Wixon, Bos: Saranac, CTion, St Jago, de ale with | ton; Holvvar, Baraard, et. h pides oa St Pay ae ‘ im ¢o PP | a Pow pees Bept 27—Arr, Pocassett, Sumner, Lubec, for i 5 ‘ork. Frtene in 2 3 dive: be ‘Bae! sie oi EN York, end a FA vata, for aiicun a im, Sept 6-- Arr sche Pilggim, Rich, Boston; John cra, Looe ae the annua Sep acid, brig yer fon Shee W Coast of on ie, inca. ans Barbonr, egal repre ct wae Fell trom ese Bett Tc chorea Mater Babee Pn et acted heee deoes fo | Nein ih cd ecoabares uch i 3 - te 13 lat 37, Grande for New Yor Brig Tow ger tot 3 Taplor ke Co wEsDaY, Sept. 29 nn, Havana, Ane 13, with 550 boxes s "AMERICAN HOTEL. Masel and 26th, between fat 39 C gh od ales f rardy Jas Holman, Mr J Barclay, N Jerse Sustained some, damage in sails, be pore Neashore: | burgh; anaes CNWata Va MP yd wif with logwgod to | ev Ai; Chester Siac use, Albany: 1 dai Cansda; Mr wa tre Bryans ‘Nova Srotie; P Boston; Ht Hoch, ‘head id ASTOR, HOUSE. 3 ‘and Mrs L: McRae, ‘Mobi ‘Kenney, Pictou, NB, 10 days, with coal, t> | pijChapman, Sertogs; 3. eyrep genet: eat dcjuiah brig Eli, Hammond, Lapoite, NF, 10 days, ballast & bes ie srl phn: J Westy: A cae Sore Cybele: ie ‘Merrill, Sagua la Grande, 9th inst, sugar, to ioe age Oaetks dite ig Alba w Bi Ja days, wi h 29,000 fe 3 J Hoba Aphins J He tin. bit # Cinderella, Stul ins, | Geo Bisher, Boston; WP Tecee oe: WED for Betufor, NC. Philsdelphiay H Burder, d ton, Sept ai, with cotion, to Pri ‘A Hebi, Fall i 1 Hiver! J Wilcox, ha ¢ Piura Potter, Savannah, 10 days, with sundries, to amv, H Wolcott, cry HOTEL Duuham & Dimon. : Brig Walcott, Moore, New Orleans, $5 days, to Depe! ater cones Biafford, shi Ty rs Ww Tem Philadel- Whitmarsh, sth inst, Int 28, lon 87, spoke ship Liverpool, o Burch er by Bs eee in Liss Gregory, Bath, from New Orleans fot Corunna, Spaia, with six of her ae si Wei Gregory. 4 ie sie te SELENE Hawley, New. Haveu: Geo Bartlett, Cubs; J MeCullock, Bir Logan, Chase, Syduey, NB, 14 days, with coal, toNe- | {Wilmington A, Bowes, Stutmorey Dr Finney, U 8 Ns C ith 8 oardman, Bo “Br sche Bw Bwitt, Atwood, Halifax, 1 days; with fish, J Wheel- CLINTON HOTEL. wight. E Saunders, New Orleans; Capt Wood, US steamship Sehr Boston, Thomas, New Orleans, 25 days, cotton, to Sto- Plassschnsetts; Mrand Mrs Wm rattle! rer Stevenson harles D, Seldu Wastens, Be ci ! ferri fe sores fo ea me dd be Lig tar! sherk Mane Gilbert, Ue fanada; NB ocked down on oud) Macon itile, Ci deck loud stove bulwa Weed. Darien, Ct; Mrs Roblason, Miss Dinuon, Southport, bul it bes, Washington, NC, 9 days, naval | Conn. wiprcbaable pear: dat oa] eB withtworwhite streaks around her, apparenuy asif she had CROTON HOTEL. ne Kirdand, ‘Whitehall G Steele, Penn Yan; Mrs Hazleton, Stat Rofamedell; Michigan fOr, Fiaburghe 4 Risth, jun Mi ‘Noche Jouehine, Latonrete, Baltimore, mdse, to Johuon & | chart NCard and indy, Behya aies G'S a aah Ay sling R Thompson, Lachem, Newbara, NC, naval | a aga gets 8 NO Dy te RS ey, ani JB Sey skeii Tlba Oia to Ball Btenbenco; A Taal, 0 Ontario ca; P Roe ica che Thora, Wainwright, Wilmington, NC, naval stores,to | Baugors Hi Smith, Yan; fb Coe Hels FH vate henango co. ROM Blackwell. Be Aan Hyman, Toten, Newbern, NC, nn B | Wisconsin; J Foor, EASTERN PEARL STREET HOUSE. tores, to “Fay iC, Belford Newhbern, NC, 9 days, naval stores S Willies, G Kippen, E Bradley, a Wheeler, EA ° yard DW Mise 8.8 Burr, 8 C Smith, RA Whiti On Sunday, in the gale, lost part of the deck | Lor nd DV A sae gly els jue 88 re a Ne a id id, M oa Pale Mech, Norfolk, coal, to Starges, Clearman & | Connect feedr, I Fu Behe Mary, Jerman, Newbern, NC, naval stores, toRM L Myer Ge Perk NY; mG Robbins, Washington, NC, 9 days, with naval | Perkins. hens Mo eyale Colleges HM Dechert do: SLang, ardson, Washington, NC, 10 days, with na- | Sag Harbor; H Stanly, Ala. a, | pgp 18 miles 8 agen ad Aly awe J Dur- 8 Pruden, el che Mary, ich val stores, ty Woodhull & Minturn, a ‘Puliug; Fisk Newbetay NC, 13. 15 days, naval stores, to g ‘il Rare tie Labeylore Nah ppchtisbelis, Davis, Newbern, NC, naval stores, to RM ¥ ely, Canakil; @ Taaes, Ponabkeep* Mahe Blover, Long, Newber, NC, naval sores, to 8 L rei Cituensrd ottadam Faient pea: cabo Home: wchelts Harrison, Douglass, Washington, NC, with naval | bury; W Keudeich ‘4 Lone, Neca s. recites (OWARD HOTEL. DP Dempfell, Philadelphia; St George Yarwood, Soret Mrs aud Miss Yarwood, do; # Brooks, Petershens J Jon Virginia; H Bodley, Kentue Wilt His Rolson, Bainbridge. "Gear Rebecea, Copet, Beaufort, NC, 9 daya, naval stores, to he AR Thompson, Latham, Newbern, 10 days, R M Blackwell. Schr Anaconda, Rogers, Wilmington, N ©, 7 days. Schr Zuiphis Ann, Sablstez, Beaufort) N.C. 9 days, Schr Gora, Hilton, Ocraeo 12 days, naval stores. preva p rene Schr H Clay, Hickman, sore as Schr Adrinn, 1,'‘Norfolk. esas W Clarke, mores G Tappan :New Be Pham: Philudelpovay J 9 Allen Holey, Geneva; per, Troy: oy ches Philadel: phia; -A Thompson, Boston; G@ Holden, do; J Smith, Pater- son. JUDSON’S HOTEL. M Randell, Boston; cd Stow, Alabama; Mr Weston, ae Schr Brave, Chase, Virg pol Schr & Lawton, ‘Comelle Vrain Schr T F Baguell, Miles, Vi J Watson, Auburn; H' Amold, Nottaway; D Jame R "iohnsons Middleton: J Hantiagdony Nor allins, Harford, zy} Ring rf: ton, en : Bark Lonia, (of Boston) King. Havana, 25 days. Michell, Ceoratieats EG taen Menden, 1 Butts, Bark “ Dukebec,” (mistake) N: Georgia; J Moore, Alabama, alized, Georgia Bark Edward, Buikiey, Wiltnington, NC, 'G Bulkley. Brig « xcel, Sherwood, Savannah, to Siirges, Clesrinan & D Kikiand el gies : Schr Jos Granden, of Columbia. Gol AM Zowssdoy JL Atlee, do; WA. Atloe.d we bc Gohese ecler, New Yorks J Faulkner, roy; J Also, 5 barks; 8 brigs—uuknown. isl MteCeeaty, ops Wil Beeder, ies Salted. Ay Chal Syracuse; Kev Ships Louie Philippe, for Havre: Michigan: South Caroli: | Kir Spooner, dos Westen athens; WF celer Bridy- na, for Charleston; bark Peter Demill, for Savannah; brig Ra- | port: W Rogers, Poughkeepsie; A Washington, dius. ¥ Pettit, New Haven; ‘I’ Blanc pdwards, eee eae Serer Kosai 8 Coan uM ‘et M a | usbfo ‘Cabotville; ( Herald Marine nee. mn, NJ A ey Ki Keli SpA J Whe rk Pawaneirnta, Sept 29—4 P.M. ‘Greenville; GW Mosher: Arrived—Ba:k Elizabeth J, Gallagher, Havana: Pe A Trewek toe 4 Cradles NY an, Phila; J Hall Boston; Stepheu G Base, Petengeli, Fall Hi Bond. At Gosia, 45 at Alles, Dri kwater, Mystic: acre A’J Horton. 'C 8 Yeoman sacl. William Henry do; Crane, ‘Crane, do; G ae ey Rehief, Johnston, ‘St 7 orris ; CA rts, a0; Swallow, Ro! igen. do; own, oi sae evillian, Mitchell lies, Hotton’ do: xchange: ree a ii Sing Gareries B Golden, Beuningon, Ves Horsie, Laurel, Deleware; steamers Josephine, Wilcox, Hart- Balada: W ‘W Smith,do; A W Buthwicks, Walt: ford, aad Vjulew, Green, New York. Bans Macd-d' Willams, Bostos; iC Stratton, dor MF Moore: Bel Hi end several schooners. Binchamion J J Wheaton, 1 burgh; JH Carroll, Ch red-Baghs California, Robinson, New Ori J Waiker, 8: ‘Whitehall; rare, Fisher Bown, bras “Planet, Howard Mcthe riukwater, Boston Wm Dwight, Hallowel A White do: AW hitemih do w Havens LAG yon s Rome, J Shei Flora, P Welden, ‘Boston; Pow- ‘Corsn. Providence: Grane, dos Swallow. Ez Gordon, Wyoming co; W E Crittenden, Onio; it lorris, stron} Clevelan Worcester; Gen Bridges, do; foriGeutasy Metcalfe, dosisloops Cony,, Davis, Sa¢ Harbor: | B Hickey, Bangor: MA sin, Norwich: uM Alea Led Ja Alfred, Hunter, New York: Syrian, Green, do; | yard; WA Gallon dos 08 Anderson, N Bi N MeCall, Joha Green, Lyn Allegany; F Bruen Bedford; A W W! itvaim Henry’, M Robinwou; New Yor abe ny do; di itt Clinton, McLaughlin, do; , n Wile HOTEin cru CW 3, Capt tH ba; C ti tor Oneida; #:'D. Sauders, Burnt } ie Sabine e, Ohion pt co Record, Leiter Bags of French steamer Unieu, for Cherbourg, w wach, Norwich v eee oe asecloein mad don the. Hoyel Watt Bess lope; JF Vander ar “Britannia for Liverpool, at quarter before 4 oc ek, ay the xtra pis 6 Snowhill, nt ‘] T xchange Reasing Room, ‘where letters can be p to a Re ice any part of the Continent. " ‘i Sarr Ausuan—Farther pa ticulars from tl found in the editorial column ‘3 N mt troy: 18 © Ns v Is i ‘orbe: jersey; Mrs Bay sley. jaltimore; 2 Miss- ard aearearianps teens fas Teor ea tiate. Neathos eee F a Bojsley ‘fi Furey, Phils W Chiudmanhouse, do; 1. Bria J Morton, from Philadelphia, for Bi 7 . “ ee Ow FNKRN HOTEL. J Durell, Rochester: Mr Voorhis and family, Boston: Mrs Foung, New J jersey; Me Wh.te and lady, scotch Plain Davidson and lady, Ireland: P. McGreed, Aj Henderson, ro So Bo 5G Herrin do lady, Kinderhook J Powersworth, do; L Mr Jordan and som Troy; J Hinebeock wid fay, R Parks, N Cavanall and adv, | Misses Lein joston; J Linch and lady, Teland; mper, Conecsicnt, K Thompson, Pater- San dM Figo and lady, New Orleans; HJ Cushing. Jersey Cit Clarke, Easton, Pa; 8. Sons, ee Oe Bours iina 1 A Briggs, Maine; J hiladelphia; GN Cochrane, Boston: LB Winsor, Rhode Island; B Cowes, N with a cargo of coal, whil in the Delaware, off the which carried away the damage, which eansed her to put back t was run into by a ie ‘ower, fm Havana SEEN Y. York, Sept 22, 20 miles 8 of Cape Hatteras. ‘Newark. Wietits Seveloped fa Hamoees Ww. fly. of oye en deck, their clothes having also taken fire Perea Ys Paeets tans Hower. Biaines tarpentine which ha d to the yatoly endeavored to subdue by, yourine water upon them — The clothes of the steward had become saturated by the in- flammable liqui erally burned wpon hig so that fol phy lady, Masi 7 cag mi RATHBUN’S HOTEL. KE Buck, New York. R Hijo, Boston; D Dechonson, Michi J W Garbutt, he died in intense suffe: Howing da H Cxerted themselves te young water dows che trinklight Batebaxt Seland: D Looaards, Newpargny 31 Lishnet, pe peg ts and haalty onsof hd Oy ear bc Ae ay pencer, Thilade iphia; J shepherd. Raleigh: M Fora; Captain Tayloe wi nd ‘Chiefly, at his feet, ankies and hands, | A and was Metnetto his bed watil the arrival of th pat Fay- al, afew days after the re lent, when he was removed on shore for medical atten Mr. slightly c |, Buffalo; in, Newark; 8 Tuttle, Giboa; W' Woodru 6 Noyes, } Wendson, Michtran. TAMMANY HALL. Bg Clayton, TV Conover, JH Horell, New Jersey: bor: H Wes Rk Summed: "Me Luce shipped four han al, and Hawksley, Marlborough i enssalaerville: crusse fora whales, but without success, and ret Davis, Delnware co; P non; New ew Jersey: A. Holcomb yainbout ich of August for Capt Taylor, who i TB Walcott, Catskills B'S “Vandorreer, WH recovered as tn be able to resume his duties Conore N York: Mr Auholt, 'Pough- on ti ha iseell, Connecticuty J ad. taken no oll—[ New Bedford iW end onureti a SW. G. Porter, Mi Reimhnnd, voyage. The Cong ¢ the M Meve MOKt, Mercury. ne 1, bark Damon, Dayen- hed ff the Galli, Sing; Major Brown, ee one a ee ee ee etudclohin, WW Tellin, J°N Helles, New Raictowet 15:hy bark ‘Soya, Halinan, N Aesib t 300; 18th, | Jersey. ip Rai bark Alfred Taylor, rd, 750: Vinyas TAYLOR'S HOTEL. finek, Nantuekee, (600% Sly 1 1, shi Jim, Star: Congaree, Cushman,New | J Weiss, G Steeir. J Seager, Miss Ge , Pe Iyanin; Bedford, 1503 34 ood, Bedford, Sly Siuith: Bostone JN Atlens Mr Aiea, Alban H Acushnet, at C! ptain sick, oi! unknows velaud a age N Bedford, at Payta, lea 4,3 Jessup, lady aud. fami Va N Bedford, 50. ster, Fort Hamilton; 8 Colton, Vig 2 te) Bonth, Troy 376 bbls spoil at | ‘W's Brown, New_York; ( Smith, L Smith, Boston; % hy Routh, Troy; C B Pearce, New O:leaus; H Verzey. MW Jomstock, Comnearicn WF heylor. Maryland; 8 T Gordon, joston. in. charge of the tend 10 the ship= perm whs off the oil,) and. tool a bowing, by the Harbinger, on her passage Mian SG, Halt 1 arord; B Foster and re ecied Fa ral d Aug 22, in addition to those reported b: a a lartford; $ Foster the Harbinger at Boston) Alert, Gr iN apg lly | Mase; J Klerey, palette NF ioe Maret ia, Ellersor, toni iat Biobie and son, ranklia, Cooper,’S Harbor, and Jai “ mney i 16, Solon, Hammo ‘ Mateapoiner, Judd; CP Bonart, ectiates Imbert, ludson, Paterson; & Walker, Thier nr Partlewlars imonds, N and proche tis, C Mt Stringer, J G. Ha UR 9 uy 1 ives Foreign Bowarne, Sept2—Ship Amul Nig. Aug i, sid, brig Algonaain, Simith, Boston. Cacao, Aug Brig Canada, Benthall; bark Montgome- ry, Hardie, sld for Paytr 8th. Havana, Sent 13—Ship Norma Ellis, for N York, dise: barks blizabeth J, Gallagher, for Phila nextday; Olof Wye Sampson for Mansavitla, ready, to load for Europe: nv u} wigtsehe Hliza Aun, tor Dalt, 2 days, and others 2 bark Anne, MeGar f an ACIS, any Bellis Howes, fm and for Boston, eat ipuvc, Sept 23--Arr brigs Mary and Josgph, C sea, Britton, Lightfoot, Belfast: Itirhmom FALCONER, 658 BROADWAY, next door to the Allen Betinats« ets Livernoo: barks Willa Stuyvesant lastitute, would re ily jnform the bs at Bd dale’ 1d Jackson, De ate heminn, Melia, ollars, nacer, 1, Fleetwood: Cherolk settes, Lace Cay Linn, Whitehaven: brig i Hope tue Thrend Trimm stu Orecon. Evans, ain Dunbr New ford ni tod 8 ‘ottinger, Low, te bert slners, cl | dered and La > on. mitre a faye oa "At Gray, for N York, in | fered! july 27—Arr bark Horteasia, Jackson, from ts, Kid loves, hon Ne ae iad bake ve 8H a aah ane aPyrand Head dresses of the he tome Posts, fons pe ATASE im Bowes Bale, One Fl Nevins, 8 Johe, Iv DICAL OFFICE DiC JONSON, 11 Dame sires, Bavtyone, Sept 2)— Ar seht Kliza Ana, Pater, (rom Hae ne ree tment of veneres A on her outward ssage from Bristol, Aug 18, Ter on Ni ‘on 7417 W tel in withthe spars of wrecked scht atm he Ror hereer ens is preeminent.” Geet, ails; spars, | scricture, ylcers upon the body, or in arin the throat oruose, pains Steamer | fh'the head and ones cf the tually cured. 85 ret habit i fe iM. constituti ional weal ms and nigh Recent cases cured in four si z oreph Hop =e, rasa ‘iteration in diet, or Prevention inngton iar aehe ide Ponce, P Rico; Faleon, looper. ", ‘ Ax ship Bratns, Whitney, Caleutia, M 1 erp Reale alin fare Tio’ Janeiro: Galiten, Blaney, wn Jt, dames River, 16 fei ae my Bing Sapir. Fh lor, Fhite’n; % or sade pon them in fw days ‘and splents (in their early stages. fee ieet ince soda water matuiueturers 5 eee ‘Oraaby SEERGERS SAENE, es it rnin of Messrs. Harner, jowt, ‘No.6 Old slip, of W: Lm Jim any uentity,at the lowes, PI le bottle 80 cents "The strength eda Ee it imes Beige icle ever offered to > int ina atable two or ry “ND BROKEN WIND bk 8, sed y and permanently cured, 6 ay rot i's Heave Fouders, Fey ve fot use| a in the Mtattersall and by of Greet Britain, more wie cou! ne of Ey? HR ERIDE, lone genuine wi shoe leet street, London. ori, American currency beef She sie ott Ral tou siveet, New Yorn, Apents’ General for the Usited a orders. xccompanied by’ ry the uh and post fy us desi a hove, postpaid, with errr ‘rece between the ci tb they 18 ia duty. are hereby npeiied several wards, and tha and 45, liable to fi are enrolled in th quired to parade on Monday, O: Accordance with a notice published ‘Those desirous of commati Receiver of Taxes, Alms How , during this Weel i of officers. 1st Division N, WILLIAM DO! DE, they are rt and 2 P. M., dail: By order of the B ¥. State HAT W TO JOIN fitz MtreLeRy ‘Wanted for lery, 100 able bodied men, between th ages pot ty ae 30 years, to which good pay, rations, an clothing Sion Prana Apart Som Ct above, i oumel of 160 acres, OF ‘reasury Serip, an rt y Tendezvous 100 Rona ‘Greenwich, No-98 Wath ; also, at'the peda esess on tide Voss 96 10r*re comer ae RM FOR BALE, of about 40 acres, situsted on thet es vit miles from Mids rook, ‘where the bli mand Somerville ad passes through— er at the rie ky iran a Dearlig peth, tess, aad cones trai, The quality yy of the laud is good, and in a good state of eulti: to James B B: Wietnpedays ind Thursdays, I? foot of Courtian Sew cia arama eV ch orth store and faint business. I ited. Sei ene aaa ter Seales ey an thalieaet ‘ ay on ol thelsnd allroad, HN H. TUTAILL. wrze HOUSE TO Ley ‘with most of the modern im- fide provements. siraace th streets, It has been newly celient order; can be nutes from the City Hall. place, orat his residence, 25th street, 2d. haae oust of the ath avenue, 829 Gt*re FOR SALE LOW, OR LEASE—The Public (SsaIm House and Garden, situated at the corner of 32d street and 4th avenue, at the terminus of steam power on the Harem and ue n Railroads The ears all stop to take steam immedi in front of this house, audit is demined to be one Of the heat locations for public business in New Yor! For futher information apply. to Titus & Co., 257 Raat eas street, ore sen a Jr., 133 Cherry si ag yi furnis! front and Pet od wih paateyor heck team elie pes ia tee eat part of Broxdway, between White and Maiwer ss with or wil Font breakfast. Apply at No. 828 9t%m TO LET FOR THE W NTER—Two suit Cee some apartments, consisting of two parlors on fi with three bed rooms, closets and pantri po iqwe ped roots on’ second floor. with, Pen closets, with private tables and attendance to each. T' use is replete with modem improvements, wih hot, cold and shower baths, and lighted with gas throughout. The situation is pleasant and respectable, being but the second block from Broadway, east side. Rooms now ready for inspection. Ee quire at 537 Houston ‘street. 528 6t*: PUBLIC HOUSE TO LET The Iaae four story house No. 2, Mercer area comer of raed et tt i Hooms. ‘There are 10 rooms inthe the house. Foriurther othe particulars inquire at 4: 928 140m FOR SALE—A large uumber of valuable Low. [isiie ate in. the village of Williamsburgh, fr on Ni 2d, Cousel, Skillman, Jackson, ‘Withers, Union avenue, am Liga ee! streets These lots upon favorable terms. ‘OHN SKILLMAN, at rie house North 3d sec icart Union Avenue,on Monday and Friday. 810 30t*re PATER MILL AND VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.—To close a concern—The paper mill and farm Andover, Connecticut, 16 miles south- 23 mil shrest of Norwich. ‘The: ry K 32 by 68 feet. It contains inch fourdnner machine and drier, a first and everything requisite for agood paper dollars worth of a tall operation, aad msy beta: rous of | porenasiog, e mill contains about 80 acres of provements consist of jing houses of the following dimensions: One 26 36. with wing 22 by 23 feet, — carriage house ‘and other ences attached ; one 24 by 30, with wing 17 by 22 feet ; also o1 eek & by 40 feet, i well faraished with barns, wood- property, will be sold low, and a pee part_of the purchase money may remain ou bond aad mortense. Kor fur ther particulars app! 67 Nasa eet New York, DANIEL CRaGG, 88 ldtre ‘Windsor a, Connecticut. DUTCH BULBS. ~The subscribers offer tor sale their usaal assortment of Dutch Bulbous Rocts, con iting of choice double and single Sar nae tulips, narcissus, jonquils, aeris, gladiolus, crocus, ke. Also a large collection, iets u house plants and garden iquets ¢ cf choice lowers at all seasons, THOMSON, 635 Broadway. 'D—To gen jtlemen in want of sites for country seats; to market gar- deners in want of land for gardens; and to all persons wishing a location in the neighborhood of New York. Jun. mull is 38 by 76 Gve engines, one 7: rate water wheel, The Mill manufactures perannum. Itisat this "iit any d 5 Oacres of Innd, in the town of Westchester, within 9 miler of the City Hall, with right, of passing over Harlem Bridge tree of toll, are offered at private sale, from 5to S0ncres each. The lands are within 15 minutes road; front on good roads; are bo: and churches of ifterent denominati 1s good, and Jocation healthy. je indisputabl tale.’ ‘Apply wo Obaverees: Morris, orrisania, er Ceaser orto Walter Ruthérford, Counsellor, 79 jew York. XOUNG FORMERLY 4 ANN STREET mat now the Paris Boot Emporium, is manufseturing the best quality of French Calf Boots for $4 50, equal to the best sold in other stores for $6 and $7, made to order for 3 Calf Sewed Boow, 10, ier, 275° arranted to gi Lv sGei nt Corgre: Forder for 3 15. Boots, Shoes, ‘Gaiters, ‘Ke: constantly id on hand. ‘Alno, Milseary and eork sdle Boots made to order, with a fme | 3 assortment of all goods in his line. Comer of Fulton and Nas |~ 5 Herald offi sau streets, boseradiaad aime ee ae YOUNG, SPLENDID ROSE! WOOD at hap den} ‘OR a ny hand fi fe pson street PIANO FORTES—J AMES PIRSSON, at mp hand and is daily Fortes of every descrirtion to plain 644 octave square, "FOR GLASGOW — Regs ralar Packet of the lath October—The fine new Br. packet ship ADAM CARR, Capt. Jno. Wright, will sail as above, her with ns Ai others: bom 2 itor pusage, having splendid necommodations, a the fyotof Roose: elt street, &: Be oF ning ODHULL & MINT! ‘The regular packet bark HYNDEFORD Gantt Med pin, will succeed the Adam Carr, and sail on her regular day, the'soth November. nea re PACKET BARK ADAM CARK, from Glasgow. AConsignces, will please send their permits on board, fhot of Roc eveitatreet without delay. N moo ug pet ‘mfive days snot be sent to public Foren HOH SODHULL & MINTURN, #7 Bouth street. 529 1Ch—All rsons are forbid harboring or NOTICE AM, Petwone arye'Be aieras, CAR 4 no debs o! their contracting will be ie, | Mans tre ie captaty SOPH OLE k MINTURN, 87 South st. OFEES REGULAR LINE OP PACKETS FOR rit ~che cris i known, it calling vorite paakat ships shi accommo nsnrpaeee ond i | rte il as advert i OSWEGO, Capt, Ingersoll, October ith. He GALEN 2: Gare: Deak, Getober ith ‘ersons Min 8 to proceed to New Cat, will do yell joseeure pasnge by ether the above packets a the orst class sh col ed ’ rill ead W priuctaty on their anno! ted days. To secure yon board, or fo W. & J.T. TAPSCOTT, 9% South st. b of ‘app! 929 ES per Shi please send i board, at Pi lease send their permits on™! , a Ativer, orto the Office af rut Bier BOYD & RINGERS, Bl CO will East E GOING jure "J nate most, chord, ie ye aie Vina pring, Wel- fi and low FAN conneetivg with the Ld i street wi aay ucnday and Vriday Kvening,at6 PB, Scanian, Wes Se ere Bete ti Bash Bay sad exe ‘ing at the same ‘Steam! all ide Between the moa of the Fae 9 aad did ‘eh FEE iy fae hereby advertised is seach hall be conveyed by” a nih ‘Pow hatta en, ta cheaply aa by any other it isthe i Thtention of the coi line, and with more comfort, expedition an ad certainty, than any otherline, except, the Hine via W For. farther particulars, inquize fice, Pratt street, Baltimore Commerce, street wl board the Pow! sree th Cap Ni 4sn Travellers may be above 4.4 will b bear in mind that imore than passengers bi they havetwo hours more in the Chesapeake Bay and James River "Boats, and yet reac! of Petersbt x the same time with these Ie Bre south of tga ach of connexion by the Bay Line, jy4 3meod*r N se for Hag. egies: peogmennenaies shore itt Wy je cert regular ia fiftours as olelock ther oki hours, ‘and before 3 o'clock’ from haley stoj to} Ai AN rnawick Fare in the New Brunawi “ ee UF ‘Apply to the old established Steara if Der up stairs. 8 suth street, corner of Maides ae baer Te oan uote, ” angige alga rreainege tg manent ef the owners, W.N &T.M. DOU No. 75 South at, cor. Miniden lane. NING LINKS 7 O'CLOCK FOR ALBANY. AND Moy, and inter- ate Landi The Stenmer TROY is ‘athird larger then any other Da) point of speed, safety, and commot gonenane amer ever acquired more wi- arity, oF ined in greater perfec- excel Noucies which really deserve hlie favor. Breakfist and Dinner on board the ii feare magenta, FG Canin A Gort | ot of Bak : Boose an dinye, at veven o'clock A.-M. Reture- n the wi INE At 7 OCLOC FOIALBANY AND TROY, landing cei, Hr ‘estpoint, Newburg, ‘nee Milton, Poughkeepsi Parke Kingston, Upper Jarrytown, Bristol, ckie, Kinderhoow | it ee id street. Lea huraday and Saturday, at7 \ o'clock, A. M. inner on board t | ‘The low pressure Steamboat NIAGARA ‘Capt lous, will leave tne Steamboat Pier foot of B: Y. ind Sctardays, at seven o'clock, returning on the apposite oF freight, apply oa board, or to F. B. Hall, at the wharf. a6 re FOR SHREWSBURY, OCEAN HOUSE, Tuesdays, Thursde: Me pene Branch, Runsom, Doel i, rown’s lock, Middtetown and Hed. Bank.--The ‘Stonnboat ORUS, C. Price, Master, will run as follows, from Fulton Marker Slip, East River Teeave’ New Yank. Leave Shrewsbary. Thursday, 30, at ‘ KM. ‘Tharsd: 90, at 12M. The Line Stages will run to Howell Works, Squam Vall her coe ‘Stages to convey passengers to all parts of ‘Ne e “A are forbid trusting the shores} Bont on nee see irae: 5.f. ALLAIRE. 2300 re FUR SHREWSBURY, LONG T! S » Schanck’s eean House, uusom and Katontown Landin boat EDWIN LEWIS, Capt. Haynes, will ru from foot of Barclay street, North river: | Leave New York. Leave Shr Oveloek. Thursday, 30, atl Ba) will be in pene ‘on the arrival of th rts of the country. i] Jr further particolars apply to F, B: Hall, at w Bi ‘or. eae partical the wi FEOIEE® EINE STEAMBOATS FOR LBANY, Daily, Susdary ropp' (ate pyr feeah Direct—At oe! jock, F. Bd +) from the Pier between Courtiandtand Liberty strecs it team ‘mH. leave’ gu Monier. Wesssedar, sol Vistas erecinon, he. o'eeamnboat HENDRIK HUDSON, Cant, R. G. Cratten- on will leave on Tuesday, “Thursday and ‘Saturday evenings loc! Ke Bie Orelock, P., M—handing at intermediate places fro foot of Barclay street, Steamboat ROCHESTN leave on Monday, Wedues “Sccamboxt SOUTH AMERICA, C aN. Hulse, w steamboat ¥ ‘apt. . Hulse, cave on ‘Tuesday, Thursday and Batarday afternoous, a2 above boats will at ull times arrive in Albany in ample for the pert Cars for the Bast ce West. Taoderate seseas and noue taken after 496 Captain H. Furry, will jay and Sunday afternoons, oreloele ‘All apne, are forbid trusting any of the boats of this ling, without a written order from the copra oragents, For passa ht, apy) on the boats, orto, .P, c. SCHULTZ, ene whens FOR “LIVERPOOL—To sai ae or tober Tas new. ew iron steamship SA- RAH SANDS, proa, Master, will sailas above. For freight fle Trt Ph anal > id . appl rai l6tre serene war. KER MIT, 76 South st. FOR LIVERPOOL—@he_magniti pew steamship SARAH, BAND! burthen, Captain W. C. THOMPSON, will il om the Sth of Océober, Her aceneansec ‘tions for passengers are unsurpassed for ¢ gance and convenience. A limited number of second cabi passengers will be taken and found. Her between decks well ventilated for the comfort of steerage ass ger, which willbe taken on moderate terms, by applying to RNES & CO.,83 Svuth st. .B.—Persons desirous of cera ie for their friends in: heold lovuntry / leave Laverpos! in the above steamer, rere 3m NA—To_ sail about the 12th of Geurber {the positive day ‘will be stated hereafter.) the new and erful Iron Steamer GUADAL UiVER: 600 tons measurement, built m Liverpool. now being fitted up, with every regard to com- mand elegance, and the table will be liberally d under the superintendence of professed cooks. es $70 in State Roems on Saloon Deck—$60 in forward and aftand upper deck cabins, including wine. bo further particulars apply to the acaocem wR A SIMONDS, 43 New at. BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN Sefer: MAIL 8TEAM SILI, 1200 tons and 490 horse power each, under contract with the Lords of the Adsnirali z ae s cr. eee tain Ton m4 . Wan, Witinn, Genin. Ramee Axrnica, ANAL + The: ‘easel appointed to sal from Borton Brit most ether 1847 ce | lag e Inguage must be éa'board’ the day previous to a0 egos Fee Boston to Liverpool, $120, do do to | Yo bert] a seonred until paid for. experienced se a arene io fret, except specie, received on days of mile. We ty I» eee to athe nbow C088 Wal 0 1 Llifax,and Boston, tract has t Nees ‘entered i into wil we Mijeaty' s gorerament to ‘establish a Tine betw and New York direct. ‘Che steamships for how belog built,and early next yet of the time when. (rt ve Hew contract thé steamers will sar Ig Sapo 1y ight bem ae ane every fortnight during the ‘other rouths in the year. . roma Between Litermocise Balicrand ‘Porton, ts tal be tween Liverpool and New ae TRANSAT! iG STEANSHIE™ COMPANY.—' 5 ih ips of thi Company are pepatuet: be sail as ‘m, New York. Cherbourg. pt Herbert,. ..Bept. 30 Oct. 31 . Besson,.. . Oct. 15 Sept. 15 apt. Morin, ... Oct. 31 Sept. Oct. 15 Sapt. Ferrand,..Nov. 15 York to Havre: $120, Berths 9 noe eared until paid for. Ane attached to each ship, ines not included. ienced surgeon 1s Nave age having been Soentzncees for the French Royal y qua. |, and unusually: ‘Wines of all tre et pad od FORK BAKBADOS, Octo! bre Hy ibs: regular packet ba: onary i asin owenstunster will sail ee stove. Bor ‘freight et Passage) CHIT superior furuished state apply ti BUTT & C0. 12 Broad bey cor Front. OR MAS ‘alar Fegtet, 6th Oct — The celebrated Packet Bhip HENRY CLAY, Capt con Leverpook onthe rrecond enbin, and de: spores Paageng: having oy ars, weil known Packet, ship Leap tg! bove, and 100 - iL PACKETS: FoR MARSEILLES. 7M] Pai Iecaf October 8 aMey" Eten, ; fo weapon ecommodations it passengers. For itd peasras am ‘OD ke HUVCERN, on a Fpl ace of voy Usgettiet Fares alk orders ees ial, cl ih Rac "Oten pecans af if ocloch, on 30th inat. —W N FOR WAV! ail from the whart foo x pm Passengers are Ps Dagwage on board the day previ goveloek A.M. of the day of ening F: t int oF Octal eetoolr €8TABLISHMENT, MORNE Ee ree See ee een er ee CIRCULATION¥URTY THOUSAND, ble ig ad “WEEK EY oh ‘ALD—Every er copy 88 ta cents per annih—pay open: Packet — ors Bi exe sir of ware sage, payable mt STEAMER UNION FOR HAVRE— é a8 RieAMER ust aregay, che a6eh Parcels will be received at the agency, 14 saa up to THE NEW YORK HERALD JAMES GORDON BENNETT, - PROPRIETOR, DAILY HERALD—Kvery day, Trice 2 conts per copr—$7 . roy ie rag ee ROPE—E ver} tions and adve viene, Part F te hg RY a4 gani, 18 rw J Mi "AN Noa "yee Aika D—Pal on the tat ingle coy Mpc yy ae SENT, hg gated orices-avrays cash San he erator wilt wot be reapoeniote for arvord hat | Siteoed OF all kinds exeeuted beaatifully and with “all ‘eters communications La, mail, oar ‘a poe pally St fe exablhingnt, aa be pon wet