The New York Herald Newspaper, October 2, 1847, Page 3

Dt. Chrisde’s Galvanic Rings, Belts, Brace- eathe cet biated tor th: ir wondrous effir lervous Disorders, such as Rhe reux, Dyspepsia’ Asthma, Nueralgia, as, Seen of Nervous and Pr rood ey, betwee Juin at a Slide "tae. Ne Dynex" or meet rehas the geculn Pamphie ud testimouial to be bid grate © meres <3 n ristie’ ‘or even salt water. thus render, fa smmady vf awd poms Ty cers and shit jn its exalted men ‘alker street, Ast store fro: from Broedway. mee my o7 Wi a The Bane “and ehe Autidote.—The Bane shyeorg aud Chills, cfd very cold ! Then the treacherous ugh! Heavy sweats o'nights, weak Of hear.-acl Nagin era ES ee ed D ‘uch is the brie! ‘epitome of a reted cold, THe < NiDOTR soothing, palate-pe com: pound—How gently its heating influence acts upon ore ness of the throat? B and by the lapgs appreciate ate the snd the by ‘a inet , they tae gg helt SEMI SEAS COLD EAREE. deri N ioe Broadwav, corner of ite st. cereau, 856 Broadway: Ham- id Chambers ree See, of lag: er ts Avenue; 363 ery, corner of Tounks street; Van io. 223 Brigham, 3 and 109 Avenue D; Nel corner of streets; at, — ‘Grand ‘and = Somes Bowery 3 Mrs. 1 Atlantic wireet, ! Brooklyn: Division sereetas Hays, 139 Fulton McCloskey’s. Pills— For the | Prevention and | cure of the following d ache, india tio Perverted “ppetiies, Flatulence, mach an ts, 2, Dvxentary Cough ‘Colds mittent, Kemitte lafiemma- Fevers, Sick Hendache Ja fous Chi-lie Peurisy, Rheumatism, Bilious Vomiting Foul iach, Be and sold only by D. W. C. M KEY and Apothecary, 515 eae inten cor. ieunnee ne 829 6t M,Saté& W_ rk, at 25 cents per box. antil the Halr ls restored.” Karive js appl lied on the above terms. Office For the ose who apply it themselves, it ‘Avron Clark, Mayor ofthe city of New York fy, that TI ral certificate and eat of he ertstiating ia wow th Py SON CLANS New You, Bost m Bayota s 129 Washington st; peinia Noth Sixth street. “Give me a Hat In the Shape that I love.” Buch is the f +xclamation of every gentleman ag who, hes seen Kuox’s New Fall ion of Gentlemen’s Hats style is peeutiar for eee, graceful appropriateness to all Spal and the u ons of countenan xrellence of ok from which the isa ees manufactared. Every body spects Knox’s fee Fashion for 1817, will at once an ve, by t nd the genuine and fabs at it morte jovel,and ve y pleasing to the eye. 1eTN a TR Stas Beles Ladies and Gentiemen can obtain a fair edu- cation ia three months, without study or interference with busi.ess, devoting half au hour daily at their residence or piace ed business. Address ‘* Education,” lower post office. Muvigation of the Ohio River. toces Time State of Rivir, Louisville. .... « Sept. ‘21,4 .8 feet 8 in. Cincinnati, . a ra + «6 feet 1 im, falling. ‘Wheeling. 28.,.6 feet 8 in. Pittsburg. . . ++ +6 feet. ———————————EEEees MONEY MARKET. Friday, Oct. 16 P. M. The news from Mexico had rather a depressing in- fluence upon the stock market to-day. Most of the fancies fell off a fraction. At the first board Treasury notes declined % per cent; Reading Bonds, {; Far- mers’ Loan, 3g; Morris Canal, 44; Canton, % ; Harlem. 1; Reading, %; Norwich and Woroester, 34; Long Island 3g; Pennsylvania 6’s advanced 34, while Reading Mortgage Bonds, Indiana and Kentucky closed at prices current yesterday. The sales were quite large, princi- pally for cash and buyers’ option. At the second board there was a further decline in three or four of the fancies, while others were quite firm ‘Treasury Notes fell off 34 per cent; Reading Mortgage Bonds }; Canton \; Farmers’ Loan \; Harlem X; Reading Bonds, Reading Railroad and Morris Canal closed at prices current in the morning; Kentucky 6’ advanced }¢ per cent. The effect of the advices from the seat of war has not been so great as many anticipat- od It was our impression that the news, if unfavorable, would not have a very unfavorable effect, as prices were #0 wuch depressed, and the market so inactive. The result has been as we predicted. ‘The receipts of the Harlem Railroad Company for the month of September, 1847, were $26,036 05, against $18 549 34 for the corresponding month in 1846, showing an increase ef $7,496 71 for the month this year, equal to about 42 per cent. The Franklia Bank, of Cincinnati, has declared a dividend of five per cent, payable at the Bank of America on demand. The interest on the bonds issued by the State of Michigan, on account of the five million loan, which have been accnowledged and adjusted, will be paid on presentation of the coupons at the Phenix Bank in this oity. The State Bank of Newark, N. J., has declared a divi- dend of three and a half per cent forthe last six months ‘The Union Insurance Company of St Louis have dv- clared a dividend of seventeen and a half per cent forthe past six months. Counterfeit 10's on the Burlington County Bank, at Medford, N Y., are ino reulation in Philadelphia. The Dill sven is $25, letter A, payableto H. D., dated May 10th, 1846, and signed by B. Shreve, president, and J. Ol- iphant, cashier. The vignette is an Indian, with arms raised in attitude of wonder at the approach of a loco- motive and train of cars. The numeral figure X is at each corner, and on either side of the vignettes, being sixin all, which is unusual. The engraving is coarse, aud bears the imprint of Rawdon, Wright & Hatch. Ta 1345 there was exported trom Milwaukie 95.550 bushels wheat. In 1846 the amount reached 213,448 bushels wheat. Up to the lst of July, of the present year, there had been 250,450 bushels wheat shipped from that port,and no doubs between the Ist of Julyjand the close of navigation, an equally large amount will have gone from there. We may safely set down th port of wheat, from Milwaukie, for the present year, at hal « million of bushels. The export of flour, all of it made in the territory aud most of it in =e hibitea like rapid increase. In 1845, the wh of flour trom Milwaukie reached 7,420 barrelg,™ In 1846 it amounted to 15,756 bbis; and up to the leveSuly, the export for the present year, had reached 24,070 barrels For the whole year it will probably amount to 45 or 60,000 barrels. Previous to 1845, there was but very little wheat or flour shipped eastward, from Milwaukie. Indeed its ex porttrade can hardly be said to date back farther than three or four years. The above figures will serve to show how rapid has been its increase. Jn the annual report of the Harrisburg and L«noaster (Penn.) rafiroad, it is stated the receipts of the company for the year ending Sept. 1, amounted to $114,080, being an increase of $20,926 over the previous year. The un- finiehed part of the road has been eompleted, and the whole line from Diilerville to Harrisburg, repaired and put in excellent order. The financial affairs of the com- pany are in a greatly improved condition. In another column will be found a review of the posi- tien of different States of the Union, relative to their debts, sources of revenue, the extent of expenditures ko., at the latest dates. It will be perceived that most of these States are in @ prosperous condition, and the prospects are certainly very flattering. ‘The condition of the City Bank of Quebeo at the close of each of the past four months, was as annexed :— erate it 847. i Slst July, 31st Aug. isin hd ra £206,608 217,623 207,317 207,085 aie rt eae 2400 ©3490 lS 8,884 iereet 44,142 63,70 TH 606H,065 $3,238 52,703 49 251 Wihaos.niad “e308 090 357,007" 337,600 322,976 20,479 25-205, 22,467 92,47 22,069, 25,407 2La7 21,609 883 1,075 4,973 71 Lended ry ‘a other ” yperts ofthe b ik, 10.606 10,606 10,606, 10,606 Re ecure ies 97,100 97,100 97,100 97,000 597 950 552.105 ‘537,478 ‘515,293 ‘Petal averngearnets,£689.009 711,501 693473689, 8t0 The aggregate movement at the close ot the month of August was more reduced than in either of the previous three mouths The circulation was about the same as at the close of May, while the amount ofspecie on hand was more then fifty per cent. larger. The other department® bave been very uniform, The anvexed statement exhibits the quantity of cer- tain articles exported from Boston, for the week ending Sept 25, distinguishing the destination and shipments to each plac 04; hoops, 2,000; ter, wo, 2 020 Ibe; fist, ‘a0 Pe flour, 150 bblet 4. ti) toms a pecs, 10 hhds: lard, 4Q0 Kegs; ‘pears, 5 bbls; tallow, 30 ous; wheat, 261 bush; demestios, 126 bales; spirits 8 hhde; boo bua siveikaphcohons rela flour, 19 bbla; pples, 60 bbis; beans, 77 bbls; st, 310 bas; do, 444 drums; do, 208 quia; 5 do, 4225 kege; do. 20,199 bbls, shooks, 675, domestion, 22 pkgs; ; butter, 10.494 Iba; Ca Iba; eet, 6 druime;, do, hhds; do, 1 bbl; hams, do, 6,738 Ibe; do, oes ae eee te Sosa shin, etn porl brs; tallow, 10 bbls; ‘onions, 402 bbls; do, 8,000 bun bundles: tongues, 21 bbis; do, 32 kegs; oakum, 28 bales; oil, 9 bbls; bricks, 700; pig iron, 6 tons; paper, 115 reams; rice, 10 casks; axes, 11 bxs; sal 100 bags; tar. 6 bbls. To Nova Scotia.—Fiour, 4,112 bbls; eee ‘aan de, do, 192 bbls; corn meal. 529 bbls; 7 far, 98. bbls; 364 bushy elder, 10 bhds; do, 27 bbls; feathers, 33. beg, begs: pert $50 bbls tebacoo, 4 kegs; do, 59 bxs; tallow, 43 24; tar, 9 bbls; bricks, 3,600; 408: stoves, A ‘shoer,11 cases; paper, 20 reams; Deef. 88 y= leather, 54 sides; Gog res 1 hae soap. 1 bx; glass, 5 b: ean img ingit apples, 64 ;, beans, 12 bbls; candy, 30 bxs; nails, ) ae 7 bales; tar, 3 bbls; Lgrr Soap oat 9 mp, 95 bales; ce- ae bbls; varnish, The value of the cache capt exported from the port of Boston to foreign ports, during the week ending Sept, 125, wae as follows :-- Domestie products. . +++ $141,450 06 Foreign products, . a inier 12 Speco... .seseveee. 2 3,890 40 (TOL. ee eee eee eee oe es + $150,927 87 ‘The ‘importation of certain articles, both foreign and domestic for the above week, was as annexed :— Impourations into THE roRt oF Boston, Flour from City Point, 200 bbls ; do from Richmond, 576 do; do from Baltimore, 902 do; do from Albany (mae ter) 172 do; do from do (WWR) 11.761 do; do from N York, 6,726 do; do from other places, 200 do; Corn, bush: els. 66 926 Cornmeal, 308 bbls; W sia 5 Rye, 1036 do; Oates, 8806 Rye flour, 101 ; Coal, from Philadeiphia, 10, cr tons; do from Rondoat 180" 40; do from Nova Scotia, 234 chaldrons; Coxon, 188 88 bales; Hic, 9 oak, Mclane, oe q lo do 6 tes, ted wise, 6: <a Coffee, from oo 72 bags; do coastwise, 396 bage; Hemp, from Manllis, 1010 bales, do from 8t. domingo, 140 from Manilla, 30 piculs, do cosstwise, Sugar, foreign, 426 boxes; do do bags, 2641; do do barat » do coastwise, 79 bois. Most of the sugar and molasses reported above as re- ceived cosstwise, was originally from foreign ports. Bank,NO 90 8 Canton Co 30 ae 10 34 5 bio 34% 50 do 190 34 100 Canton scrip a6 $0 Morris Canal b16_ 13 50 do 15 13 250 Harlem RR 41 Bd bio 31 r ie de 10 3} i 4” 350° do wo do” ‘scrip 95 1750 L Islaud RR FA “o_ seripsi2ms 93% 100 | do b30 ti Reading HE sa 350 do baw 00 Farmers’ Trust” 305 200 Nor & Wor RR 90 do 30% 200 do 930 47 30 do 30% 25 do baw 0 = do bio 305% 0 * do 60 48h E do 420 0% 10 do bio a 40 Auburn & Roch RR 10075 do ; x | i $3000 Trea Notess's * tony. Woo she ‘rea Not ¥ a of 3000 Kentu: Iry 6’ oars i0o the ae vo bons FY 400 Kentucky short bds 100" 50 do Fr 12000 Reading Bonds 7254 200 Farmers’ Loau 30: 2000 Reading Mig Bds (954 50 Halem RA” b30 31 Wugahe Heading A, 63" 100 doe 51 30 Erie RR 160 Gig 10” Morris © = New Stock Exchange. 40 shy Ke: $5000 Treas Nts 6's b3u 103: 29 10: i $0 Nor & Wi 50 do 50 CITY TRADE R&PORT. New Yorx, Farpar Arreanoon, Ost. 1. The market for new and fresh ground Genesee flour closed firm,with a fair amount ofsales. In other descrip. tions, there was nochange in prices. Considerable sales of Western whest, with a lot or two of North Carolina new, were made at fair prices. Corn closed less firm, and sales were made at a slight decline on yesterday's quo- tations. Mess pork sold at a figure less than it brought yesterday, but closed firm at the reduction. Prime re- mained about the same. In groceries, sales were making to «fair extent, without material change in prices, Asurs—Sales of 30840 bbis pots were made at $550, some holders demanded $5 5634. Small sales of pearls were made at $7. Berswax—A gale of 1500 Ibs. Northern yellow was made at 2460 Bueapsturrs--Flour—Sales 600 bbls new Genesee wer: made at $5 8154; 300 do new, alittle fancy, sold at $6; after change, 400 do, mew do, sold at the same price; 500 de Oswego, iresh ground. sold at $5 75; 300 do. Ohio, sold at the same price; 400 dodo, sold at $5.75 # $5 8734; and 160 do, fair quality, at $5 683%; 2000 do G-neses, deliverable ‘by the 25th November, at sellers’ option, sold at $5 623¢0; 100 bbls sour, sold at $4 25; 500 do do Michigan, at $4 50, and 250 do “ musty.’ sold at $4 93% = =Wheat—Sales ef 400@ bushels western mixed, were made at 102}¢c; 5000 do, at 103¢; 3000 do Ohio, good, sold at 1200; 2500 do North Carolina new, sold at 119e; 1700 do, on private terms, and 6000 Illinois, at 1020. Corn—Before ‘and daring ‘change, the sales reached about 10.000 @ 12,000 bushels,” including low and high mixed, at 64a 680, and apaants aries ined at 66 0 670; = 2000 do, slightly damaged, at ange: New Orleans, sold at 633¢0; and 2500 do vilow, at 645. Meal—Sales of 400 bbls Western ow York, were made ata trifle under $2 75. Rye—Sales oF. 700 bushels were made at 820, delivered, and 1200 do in the slip, at 0c. Rye Flour was worth about $4 1234. Oare—Sales of 3600 bushels new Virginia, were made at 480; Canal were worth 64c a 66c. Canpies.—Sales of 160 boxes sperm were made at 320. Correx.—No sales of moment were reported, while prices remained unaltered. Cotton —The accounts not being quite so favorable from the south, for the in-coming crop, haa stiffened our market to-day, and sales of 1000 bales have been effected at better prices; there being also less cotton pressing on the market. Fisu,—Sales of 500 quintals dry cod were made at $3 564. Nosales of mackerel were reported, and the market continued dull. Hemr —Sales of 2 and 300 bales were reported on pri- vate terms. private Navan Stonxs,—The market wore a quist aspect, and sales were small. A lot of 100 barrels raw turpentine was reported sold at $3 25 (probably afloat). Holders generally were firm at $3 50. Spirits of turpentine was 62c. Rosin remained the same. ingeed, English stood at 680, ‘and city pressed at 61 a 620, with a fair amount of sal Bales of 1000 and gia, gees bleached winter sperm were reported at $1 25, whi orm do was held at $1 20. Crude hale continued -—Sales of 200 bbis. mess pork wort made at $14 1236, and 300 do at $14 25, at which the market closed = meena Sales of 300 bbls. prime do, in se- parate lots, w reported at $1075a$11. Lerd—We only heard of 90 half’ bbls, at Ile, Beef—No chan, Butter—Sales of 200 firkins, this State, were t 13% cents; 61:do e do at 15}goents, Cheese—No change fon fair extent wore making at yesterday's ater Rice—Sales of 80 tierces fair new were made at $5 per 100 Ibs. an Sxevs—Clover was steady at 7\{c; Timothy was rather dull. Svoar—Sales of 100 hhds. Cuba Musoovado were maade at 6c; 224 do Cubs Reed epson quality) were sold ‘at 640. About 86 bhds. sol by auotion at 4%, 5%a6\o. oash, and about 130 bbls do at 626-1000 Tatow—The market was steady at 100. Wuarenonsr—No change. Wuisx: ‘We only notice sales of 50 bbis State Prison at 290; and 25 bhds. drudge at 2840. Woot—The sules within the lust two or three days have reached about 20,000 ibs. fleece and Psa at about 30a40 ; fancy sold at higher figures. There was no foreignin market. The arrivalsof fleece continued fair, but as the sales were about equal to the rec ey there was no acoumulation of stook, which continu be estimated at ubout 600.000 Ibs. Freionts—Dhere was very little doing for British ports, and rates were in @ manner nominal, except for cotton, whieh was taken to some extent at about 3-16d «4c, To Hamburg and Havre it was taken at %o. To Rotterdam ashes were taken at 258. TELEGRAPHIC. Markets. Cincinnati, Oot. 1—P. M. Flour—The market was firm, with an upward ten- dency. Sales of 1000 bbis. were made at $4 314. There was nothing doing in grain. No transactions in pork or lard. Whiskey—Sales at 17 a 18 cts, Hemp was steady at $100 per ton. Linseed Oil—Small sales were makin; at 8a 04 cts, Baoon sides were dull, with » downward tendency. The river _— in fair boating order since the late m: derate rise. Bacrimore, October 1—P, M. Flour—The market continued about the same. We note sales of 2,000 bbis, Howard street at $5 625 Wheat—Good new continued in demand, and sales ot 2,000 bushels Maryland white sold at $1 22. Corn—The market exhibited no change in ices. Sales of 2,000 bushels were made, including a mixed and white, at 60 cents, and do yellow Ld cents. Rye—No alteration, Meal was inactive, je prices remained the came. Whaley held as bet Freights dull, Aunany, October 1—P. M. Flour—The market exhibited no changé, and good brands, fresh ground and new Genesee, stood at about $5 624 © $5 76, Wheat—Sales 600 bushels good new Geneseo, were made at $1 25, Corn—Sales of 6000 bushels were made, consisting of good mized, 64c. Bar- ley—Sales of 10,000 bur were made at 758 THe, eg a of 2000 bushels were made at 000. Whie Bostox, October 1—P. M. Flour—The market continued steady,and sales of 5000 barrels were made, embracing good brands fresh ground, with lots new Genesee and Southern at $5 8736 a $6 1236 Corn—Sales of about 10,000 bushels were made, includ- ing Western mixed at 70c,, and yellow at 72¢. Lead stea- “ at $4 3756. Tallow—Sales of some 50,000 — were reported at $9 37}, cash. Provisions no Freightsdulh; Teleggaphic correspond of the Philad. Bulletin.) je wa, Oct. 1, 1 ‘o'clock, T. M.—There are five feet nine inches water in the channel to-day. The flor market is unsteady, with tan quentities arriving Grain ja without change, and bat little an Groceries and provision are without chan Marrie On the 14th ult., by the Rey. Mr. Price, of St, Stephens, Mr. Gronce Wa, Loss, to Miss Exoise Timouat, all of this city. ‘On the 16th ult., by the Rev. Benedict, Mr. George Be Srernen R Pincuxey, to Mise Many Ans Bricos, all of TABERNACLE, MONDAY EVENING Copaper ai, ARRE XT, Madame ANNA Boh Mar Gaon, ating Mad. A. Bishop'ssecond concert. dition to the programme already issued in small bills, wil’ be preseaved a Bardc >} ffusion or Homage to America. for SIX H ‘ARPS! performed by Mr. Bochsa and fi ted pertormers; the ouly time this piece can be per- in * merica, FS vets $leach, at voncert to begin at o2 It re RZ AND SIVORIs SCaRDARDRCT bs Wired SIVORL AND HENRI HERZ will ve auother Grand Joiut Concert on Wed eaday next, October th, at the Taberuscle Full particulars of the eminent talent sed to assist them on that occasion will be given in sdverteies on be RIHERZ will play the Second Concerto with the Jos (iastrameatal an: andy voeal) wall bes cate malate will be accom AND ocr wKA, this city. ult., by the Rev. O. A. swe) ‘On Sunday, the 26th Mr. Eorn Le Fosten, to Miss Manvanva Sorte, all this city Died. y morning, of consumption, Mr. Leanprn BRS gg por fe ‘The members of the New York al Society are invited to attend his funeral, ‘Saturdsy) ‘sitex. noon, at 2 o’clook, from 168 Rivingten street. mitt evening, Rosext R. Dovor, aged 21 years and 6 ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family, also the pecspnencnere of the Oriental Lodge of Sons of Tem) oe, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, the residence of nts, No. 64 Bedford street, on Sun- day, Oct. 84, at balf-past 3 o'clock, P. M., without further invitation. a street —BA- D. FOO Aan fieete FON ITURE—Mon- ke, tables, ef under the direction a patie ECHANICS' HALL, why, petwcen rome ate d.audevery night unt father notice, The setetaal eae ty 's Minatre! E.P. CHRISTY. G.N. ehhiery, E. PL TIERCE. ORTER. t VAUGHN ant have the honor of announs i ore ey New York, that they will & seriesiof their popular Concerts, wnich w ceived with. paah a dis ed favor du ing ther i visit to this city, for a succession of fo d bering bee gh! respectable ad 'Faahiounbh seliaeent chee iy EY MOON— Mowatt. Ferformance will | rt; Juliana, Mrs. fore 7 o'clock. commenne precisely a quarter oust 7. ¥ THEATRE—W, Jacxson, Manager: yt i Srayans —Saratday Evening, ‘Oct a, Manager, . be pei rod patriot fc drome iad parts, entitled ba ri HE Sint OF MON EREY, RIUMPHS OF Rows AND READY, General taylor} Morshall; Jake Duzeubury, (Yankee pedlur, Mr. ©. : Burke: rou sof America: M ny oy Nioouiight —-Chorus of Soldiers — floats Proudly —aylox napects the eutrenchments Geveral ‘Dream: Ist vii Macaiora, ad vis go The Capture of Mont ad vi Bombardment or Vera Cruz, Ath uene The mat rses aud discover ‘ort Browa 3 at break of day~ bel The Gall ae sold used by the Reveille—Hisdeparture for Powe leabelio i=Wombardment of the Fort, and a3 of ‘The'Plains near Palo Alto, nt the termination of the first ictory.—The Battle of" tien the Oo mort xn eras rrumphant in the secon contest—WalnutSprings; ay Ea TTiveate of terest ‘Buage will be thrown open told in the otten Three Days’ Fight of the COCKNEY jurke; Prince Azan, c Kiffe Termination of the never ta be for Previoes, to. the. Flom, the, Gomel yn CHINA “enfanis jowbell, Mr. B ‘Doors neil be open at 63¢ o’clock, andthe curtain will rise Bo 25 Cents; Pit and Gallery, 12}¢ Cents. CHATHAM THEA THEATRE—Under the Management eet and Broadway, a RY FVENING, commence ing Monday, Sept. 2th. Change of programme opus , MAGIC AND VEN’ mi a iva eiiiternoon performance on Liev Lt Sepaiiey QOLE LEATHER AT A It sell WILLIAM MILES No- 306 Pearl street. $ the see. ‘hursday, fe tober 7th, ou a credit of 4 ani months, 5000 sides Rant eed tanned kg Lag uf the following delle ries, viz > pire, Eaton te args, ‘Lee, Middlebargh, Bi, ‘Chest, with other Gere uBR SALE, sail boat apr acer feet ieee, well a aa “ound and in good condition , Weaisicoatings, alao the latest aud most fashi Fall and W. their fri je styles for ‘inter Garments, respectfully solicit a sail from ds and the public. 02 2t*re N SOCIETY—i91H SEASON.—Members ied, that theseason will commence on Tuesday 4 Sth instant, at the Howard House,at half past 7 o'clock tt. W. REEVE, Secretary. IS8E8 DODGE w more young La- Ce. NN (ADE ide arrangements to rece! i will commence on Monday, November tet. hly qualified teachers are employed,and ali stance rendered to make the studies iuteresting, instruc- dregod aaeepre bacieaurcemtee wilt be paid to the comfort, morals, and deportment of the: pupils that mav be en- trusted to their ebm the large expenses of « moder branches, French, annum. 1m to. 10, $1: er information in ¢ location, igi hrtaugements, of the School are in tocall at No.1 Covonnade Row First street Williamsburgh, a few steps from the Peck Slip Fe: 02 It*re Miser KANERC Sook and Confecti left Que- for ‘orl ea ps hi s wile and two children bel ¢ has now arrivi York, and would be glad to hear from hit. Her aldence i 79 Wash: ington street. Niet ral RK LAMP DEP 134 and a oun at itr ee da received from t! Solar Lamps, Girand sled most approved style, uty of finish and man- ship. ‘Whales ‘and retail by J.O- PAY, at manufacturer's one N. 3 eat and examine. 02 Itis*m O.Bpr TORS AND PUBLISH«.RS—A Practical I’rin- obtaining a aituat ther in this or i ‘Would prefer at the eee wil i aed rate attention, NEKSHIP NOTIC. x ‘ted himself with 8 Jacobs, of a ‘Original Chat- aa $5 Chatham atreet, as the firm of 8. Jacobs will be happy to supply their friends and maha with Watches, ogee pe “ ruments, Aci dions, avd other articles, wholesa EDWARD 8. ISAA’S. ACOBS" ew LUMBER YARD, c roof 10th Avenue and 234 Breet, North’ river, Sawed Lumber of all descri; eons, race, Hemlock and , Shing! & Walout and Cherry. Oak and ‘Asie Maple c. Hickory, Chesnut, R. RICHMOND. oe aoe COR Gans Gras, uanats cox W. PINE, Auctionser—GOLD AND SILVER . ' given at the Tot G. Wilt ogee ke ee twerp & Pine will sell this | fut ber, frst Concert, ins Ay EVENING No Os cE eh ae day, at, ce a tree! will in luce Italian, Spanisl a son ner of Pi 3 gla an r siPeiches m tate that the a es en ee myn pat Palas oeeetecs ot ig, te pray r with an efficient orchestra, lave been secured wh Pon epode.b (1 me ors aa Particulars in futare advertisements. Ten iN—J. M MILLER AOE ROOMS, 410 BROADWAY—MODEL ART- ISTES.—This Evening, at the Apollo Rooms, 410 Broad- “Br. COLLYER’S Exhibition of the Livin of Painting and Seutptare, will open o’elock. Among the groups are some of the ard the personifications have been pronounced b: the visiters as greatly superior to any before ever attempte inthis country. T'wo new groups will be 4 produced this eve- ning, either one of which is worth the price of admission. ny oA. 's; for lady and geutleman, 75 cents—to be the dos a opeu at 7; personifications commence precii ely ae o'clock. UiDOR COLLECT 1ON.—The first series of th Hee ing of three gigantic Scrip- ioe the Sick fi the Tem miple, the and Death on the Pale efea; nlshed fe the Righeststvioot tensry tp sow open fot exhybition from 9 A. M. to 10 P. M. at the National Academy of Design. Admission 25 cents; Season Tickets 50 cents. ited by some of the first artists to be ie 3 on the same subjects, and the best jects ever offered to the public. ice one shilling each—‘The Plauche, as played at the being No; 9 of the Minor opera by Donizetti, to i ed.at the Park ‘Theatre on Monday evening, the new comedy of “1 is nearly m Jacobite,” Bepevey, and Drima. Also, “The orit UTIES OF THE O| Getober— Domai Domani oh. me fe Weil ne'er deceive mev" as sung by Buiora Fie asolvier still,” by Balfe, by Mr. Brow; to forget thee,” by Mayr AllyceBureau Melange or the Night D weers, by Edward Loder. 20 pag engraved Music, and embellished with a correct portrait of Signora Rosina Pico, fos. 1,2 and 3, of the Beauties of the Opera,” have the ‘of Jenny Lind, Tedesco, ard Madam Bishop Each mbrr contains twenty pages of valuable vongs and se'ections from the most popular Operas, forming a desirable library of classical m ‘Atthe end of the yenr, a splendid tithe page and copious index, will be forwarded to subscribers gratis Satncription $9 er yeat, payable in advance, of 90 cents mosthly, paynble on delivery of each numbe November, be devoted exclusively to ind ‘es iey with an elegant ilsminated vigastio of that distingui Sti ‘nsic SALOON, 201 Broadwa: _o1 5t#m F,Sat MW &Sat is A MERIC AN = Ur E—20th NNUAL Fain, AT AT jower on Mi Soaghing aud Sparing Match in conjunction with the Qa ou Friday, 8th of October; if ‘astie Garden, will be forwarded by the Managers, must be on the Cattle Show ground, ty-third street and Fifth Avenue, by 9 o'clock A.M. pedigrees, ke, should be Carat ance before dha Bowdny brevicaa: te wits the 1th of ry indicatiot of an immense | % Pre blicpae ree and not be ol re F's piving for this advertisement he members of rhanix Assembly, No. 1 of . of Bereaus, are requested to be Sraprwal in their attendance on Monday evening. 4th inst , at half past «clock, as business of importance will be brought before the Assembly. JOHN MASERE, Sec’y. 1m particulars may be had 5 GLMANS GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS, No. 203 Broidway, above his Book Store, consisting of nit chovse Pictures vy colobrated. asters, is Of life nize ; ‘The Dying Gindiator, by David; The Mise Mew the lackamith : Hi Forman, by Ri et a superior to any, public exhibition o Mir. c I the im lise kaeite Pate sek b bens + ‘the ving rraapyr. wich with: kis exten Collection of Books, Paintings, Fancy Stationery, and Drawing Materials, he offers at the most reasonable prices, wholecale or its of Arms furnished and emblazoned style, or may be had in pen drawing, rc fon, TQ COUNTRY MERCHANT: 3.—Brown Sheetin sand ofevery style and width, all the known ‘and fine—Stark Mills Lawren Head, Koen emiam Heavy, Merrim xetera, Unknowas, 4 turers’ pri a the second fli fe Abostigep, eon Tay Sardi alan, Besos " Hea tnd ‘Wadding. ‘Also, best’ South Yarn, Nos. 6 to 11, and 7 10 1 T.N. UNDRRStL & ‘Nos. D—SEVERAL ‘YOUNG, HONEST, INTEL- t ads enterprisirg men, each with 8 $50, to locate themselves, ot h of thi the United States, to sell one of the most po) als published in fate, count-y. Young men with K Teapaites, can make from $1500 to $2000 the first most sure prospect of making from $3000 to Bano yearly afterwards. Several are making to ISRAEL POST ito Nassau street. EW, Oculist, 29 i Maire sispacion Go etisssea ot ca eyes for sale, and from 8 A M: tol tients, A pamphlet he ‘with numerous in- cler’s mode of treat. . Office hor .M., after which ke visits out-door | siuest of remarks on diseases of the e: stances of paces effected bt Dy thad gratuitously will be Torwarded fo any maki vietter, post paid, wm licati "ein by fog ‘aplication him by JREEK SLAVE.”—Power’s Statue of the \Greek yw open yh ition, at the National Acade- my of De: from 9 A. M. until 10 P. mM. 4 temvonson tickets £0 cents. AMPS AND GIRANDOLES, comp: oil, dorie, oriental and camphene lamps, her, hotels, billiard saloons, or an ‘of economical light is required lobes, glasses, wicks, camp wholesale and retai LARKE posite the New Storerf have 1 Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, ry low prices, 1h ‘= op ment of bought have a Pants, ' workmansl Ttshall be m \ for cash, 1 will make to order at Sect iT an assortment of made C the ta low price. miack copy ais jach, t re m Orie BFench Clash to order, from $13, to 638 ‘ont every other garment in proportion. 1 eSre Be8a i OARD—A few gentlemen can ts accommodated me] ner aod airy noone a good hoard by applyin to let, ¥ ae board; suitable for sn office, ad also, a large room on the firs’ floor, with two closet hed. Apply at 532 Broadway, ANTED—A situstion by ia its young woman, who cau give the best of reverence ation us Waitet or chambermaid, or to, assist in she x ke of | ng an 1,08 todo mall private amy ‘A poly in —By ‘or nurseryman's garden; understands the cultivation and on of greenhouse plants, Sie;, Helerencesas to chnr- c., may Address to C. R.K., 104 Greenwich street, N.Y. 02 It ANTED—A you room and board, iy, where there fe hes to obtain « fun French private fa Such one will be mil prederred who hase piano, as'he wants (9 play thereou. The room must hi Ove of fire the gent’s inten- tion to stay all winter, if location is convenient. Situation not Avenue or rossi g streets, ‘The best reference will be ven. with terms, will be taken at this office, baer di “oS tre [ggRation WANTED—Of MARY TENDER: BON, bmp cot nom: Ves hnre lerry on the 19h of April last, bound for reported in Ireland the ship and ly. Sh ve chile \derson, Mary ven of ‘armine ‘ol 2m. B34 work Idridge ol 6 Papers please copy. WANTED—Three or four immediate employment at 40 ate a je pri- . Bhe can produce good eit 4 petty. tee! Produce g city references, by apn WwW ANTED—A young yatvend a hiwhly Fespect-ble Blown in Brontway, and by add . Her-ld Office, will be str ni cuded to. iia NTED—A ii 7 trong Tron Bale, ke ae the forces dabve tale teat of -« parthesor jn e1 a No. ildings, Hanover street. #0 bheh. W aN TED—A few active, ae men to go to act as agents for the sale of wd and pepe tions—§900 over aud above thi wil them ig writin ‘sn opporsuaity, of cleariog Noy will no doubt maki 000 per ch man will have bis district hu ear, § if them 0 pp Folie Hal Hall ip stairs, of our U ‘All'lerters must be post pai A ART SER WAN’ TED IN A FILE M ANUFAC- rir g establishment, no: nected therewith is an shear steel {ane favor sble for t rent low. 6 CORE File cutters, and a first To paid) Ben um Pittabs rah P pete wil cm inte naive eal, 60, ye , wounan ad child for gugiemanenid neat ‘Good mak ver year over all expenses. dw Money re favited to els bear i ai FULLER e #14 30r*m Rute WANTED —A first raie iar may obtain a per: manent situation and waces 1h ANTHONY. ately to ROOE 530.3% m William PARTNER WANTED—With from ri hundred wa 14 doll to open & public house. ‘The suaw muatthe verr test in this cl for a gente er bemg room for bowlin pee galley bile Hard tables. and two fine bar rooms, and a num| ofp rooms, janity which is seldom to be withyind wo well Wont ty attention of any one having ‘is! pizietly "con toe ein the basin fidentinl. Address Bt Lovin, no change. Reovipts by canal, during the pre- corte treaty four bours:— Flour 7,000 barrels; corn, 6,000 ; barley, 6,000 bushels; oats, 4,000 bushels, No i fright Notice. TO —The yeeent survey ot 7. Gutraice to Mobile Bay by Lieut. Comm C.F Putersoo, py Fen Coast Sarvev, ight ‘yg best now to be foun ieee come hen N 19 de mot 's Je ength 4! weat- wt aine ent end 0 fatunt Woo and rorining fori ise carries 20% feet over the har at mean low water, fata oa ly sf inside, and rapidly ag erate Sev. n center, R. CRARKUAUD mould invite the attention of the Managers of the different Society Balls, that his ¢ tablishment 20 White street, is undergoing thorough re nd he ‘would be pleased nights for respe-table Pas sepiest Bi Monday, Weduesd, ard (Tharsday every d Friday, of each week during the senson: For ‘alars pleave call on Mr. ‘White street. 530 dtistrre wae TSH AND 8C GTCH MALT. —30 Pusch- 1o half do, very choice. high flavored Whisky, ‘Ardbeg, Highlan Fick, fe ther favorite Stands for sale, from tuder Custom Honse fo 930 Stina re BAVI8 se HENWIQUES: 99 Wall at F AND MAKIN ee Fp MU- AL INSURANCE CO. STREET— jnsaree. on, the mutual principio, withow enon linbility. Having ai eee mets in and safely in- vested, a e amount of Premium Notes, je against loss and damage by d transportation and na Se Sr eelitiits of the business will be divided between the Sickholdere and the insured. TRUSTEES. Lambert Suydam, Elbert J. Anderson, John 8 Tappan, K. K. Collins, Shepherd Knapp, P. M. Wetmore, John p, Huribat, Seth Grosvenor, Pan! I fford, i = ri Woodhull, Ferd. Suydam. } GO Jobeace, eorke Hapelye, wicker ell, M. Lawrence, Henry Hi. Munsell, John P. Nesmith, Edwin Ho: LAMBERT SUYDAM, Ino. 8. Tarran, Vice pINann 8taaa, See, AMIDON'S FALL HATS ——Gentiemen about Geaginn thats benvats are inyneito examine Goo: onions now offered by = AMIDO! ondway , ve opposite Howard Hotel. WATER IN THE AT Fant LINE Sig, LINE. INE ident. ident. Hemet jease apply to ian ‘or england, F pamage from New York to So Bre remen or Soatharapn on 0 yt ony, S150, wet gyaee, or eight, apply al ice of the javigation Company, 45 Wil I'am am sere corer € ane LLS. Ai ew York. RAY Ghote 4 ROB . WILLIAM ISELIN, ra ‘The second. steamer of the ere Positively the “rat and regular chet to sail Casener Ath— nd fe a knee 0, Thos. Inger: qT soll, master, is now loa sites bor Fe if, and will positively'sai For freight 0 handsome furnished ne modat, apply on leans perl fa of street, or 30) TIN’ Sonth st. Positively no fre will be res Board Sshier this ey ey Jas, B, Ingersoll, master, will StS eat aber 8th, her resular day if ry, who will Yrleans, will | lease 12 o'clock, Ma, prostecty, pe amgnaers per Mone time the turday EN oer 2a, na all the wee ei ie Gat i ea Creams entitied. the or the, Night before the Bridal—Lieut cadara Bas M Wind Bowser Me Sullivans Jack dolly. Mtr Bi Eape followed by the BARHACK ROOM et Mr, Neafie: Bei larissa, Mrs’ Nichols. ro ngcouelude with BAD SWitkBr or the ‘Upper and Lower Swipes, Mir. Herbert; Mrs. Swipes,Mrs. Herbert. der ae Men Pit, 1236 cents. Doors open perf ce commences at half-past7. OSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF THE RAVEL *AMILY.—BENEKIT OF Mr. BURKE. Proprietor of Opera House—PALMO'S.—Saturday, October 2d, 1847. ‘The performace to commence with the one nct piece of GHBOH'S Miss Somerton, Hiss Clarke; Mr. Somerton, Mr. Walcott: Mrs. Brown, Mrs Madisou; Timothy Brown, t’. Placide; Mrs. Smith, Miss Kennedy; Jonathan Smith, Johu Sefton. To a Sigs By the Gomis Ballet Pantomime of the HARVEST HOME. ol. Ferrier, bet, Mad. Tce Javelli ; Med G oan ‘Mons jerom wet de Deux Villageois, by Mad. Leon Javelli aud’ Mons. eur sire Mons. Marcetti'se vtraordinn: Rega ce. call- ed thee INCOMPREHENSIBLE GY Rastic EXER- To conclude with the celebrated Comic Pantomime of jODENSKI, OR THE SKATERS. Je, be followed by the grand Pas de Deux, and the Ball Room a. “The whole to conclude yt ut series of Tableau Vivant, called CAIN AND ABEL. Doors open pe: formance to Vosheage se it 734 o’clock— Tickets 50 c rts of the hi Pa 0°. —Monda: Ostabe a th, Gas Opeas every night. Firat week of See ae NADERS German, Stanwood Harrington, Pell, White and, Howards since their return from Europe,’ where they bad the distin’ «Queen, Ae he rine ‘Albert the Royal Family, aud Nobility aud Gpatry.of Tic Soregaders reer ectfally antiounce to th tlemen of New York that they will commence tertainments at the above house on Monday, Oct. 4th, which with enthustatiapplanae, hy thousanls who performances at the St. James's Theatre, London, during a period of 14 months, consisting of songs, glees, cho- ruses, Ke. accompsnied with their unique instruments, For particulars see small bills, Under the direction of Mr. J. A. DUMBOLTON. 4g Admission 25 cents.” Doors open at 736 o'clock. one at deloe :| Gincus= OWERY AMPAITHEATRE—Jonn Try on. Memiger JOHN (GOSSIN aud Br. CARLO, the Moths ecesentie ib eh e. given anew mock he- entitled BA ei JAPE—Gen. ‘Taylor, h ‘ Gossin; Santa Anna, Mr. Donaldson ;florsemanship by all the troupe, embracing all the principal ride: [is roic, entitled SANT. Mr. ELS OLYMPIC THEAT: ing, Oct. 2d, the performance will col anew Furce, KI38ING FAVOR Mr. Hollad; Marchioness as TiaaaY ars ‘Aer whic ae WANDERING MINSTREL—Jem Nhs Ef k i THE PAPH TRN''BOWEN-Adeuis, Mr. $ ae WTO SETTLE ACCOUNTS with YouR WA WASH ei a fla aa Widg- etts, Mr. Holland; Mary white, Miss Mary Taylor. Di Boxes, 25 cents . o0¢ ahil- ROADWAY HL urday he ‘cutertainments will commence with she wey ot the SCHOOL FOR SCAND SL“Sir Peter Vent! H. Wallac; Sir Uliver 8u fice, Mr. Vach*; Crabtree, Hint; Lady Pearle, Miss Rose Telbin; Lady bueerwell, Miss Gordon. To conclude the new Comedietta of LADIKS BE- WARE—Col. Vavasour, Vache; Sir C aso bin; Lady Beauchamp, Mrs, Wiustan- Watts. Je an parquette, $1; ts ery, 25 ts. family circle and upper 7. A VibM EAR EER “di site A NS REN ADERB. LAST WE: OF PHEAN GREAT, WESTERN, mas Yankee (Ce Fore} Hors ay Herma x F of Ai oe, LIVING ‘OMAN TOOTAN Mad. ROU» WE. pay ous shilling. 026 ‘Karninsion 25 cents—Children un Wane A tira THEATRE, | FAIL ADELFRT A Manage! R. Blake—Last as, The BAY OF Jude with the HAPPY addy’ Murphy, Mr Gollan jah tive songs of the Bould Sailor Boy, and Birth of ston nnd Parquette, 50 cents; Second and Third Circles, 25 : Orchestra and Private Boxes, 75 cents BY eign: AHOLLIDAY eT.) AND RICHMOND VA., THEATRES, now undergoing improvements, re- decoration, &e., ke., will Ladies and geutiemen of establis tio). RICK T.—The "Old Countryman,” of u lay, J a detaled report of the Cricket Match, played oa Monday and Tuesday last, between St. (George's and New York ©) feb) ‘Also, an interesting selection of ‘news from the London aud Ps cial papers. rovineial pa y Saturday, at 12 Beekman » vane rr 1830 53 per annum, 1 EXTRAORDINARY TRO’ ans MATCHES at the CE REVILLE COURSE, L. I. on ioe ay, Ath of Octobe by mare Albany Girl, will t inst Aga) 100 mies inten hours, for the sum ‘6 secondly. iberfgrm 109% miles for $250 more—both matches come off toxeih ber. She will stare at7 A. M. ‘The mare has the privilege of goin leases. if on a tie Bhe will be maneged. by H. Jonect take places should the weather permit ee Tie NORTH AGAINSE THE OUTH. FASHIQN and the great Southem hone PARSENGER, will comteud Yor the four mile pure, and probably one of two more. "The Kaces over he above Course will take plat Tuesday, Suh Qeteber 197, and continue thre RSL DAY—Hotel Purse $900, three mi! Same day—evesn wales, (ord. y¥ olds that never heats; entrance $200, forieit $0; which has closed with four sub- se Pe iare’s ch:f. Palmetto, by imp. Leviathan, out of imp. Al M W. W. Barber's br. £, Faney,by Hornblower, out of Stanley ‘Traveller, by Mercer, dam by Mon- time, two matches, viz :— hy ‘his will sesuvey aie on the first ‘sb. e wel La bates (William Gibbous) b. f Whisper, by Mx {OND DAY JOCKEY CLUB PURSE, $1500 mile os 7 Same day—Serub Purse, $40, mile heats entrance wittiRD DAY—Pit OTRIET ORS Pd get t yd two mi heats 8 day—Gentlemen’s Post out, entrance added. Six vaersiaes tlemen to ride in jockey ethp ene aud ne: » How, irit of the Ne a” ‘¢ passengers to and from Si ocas wl is i or, almost every hot gentlemen's, wich wil reauite i cept tae sure gentlemen’ Ss it ree to start. ARK, Proprietor LATEST MOMENT. TELEGRAPHIC, | ame New York Democratic State Convention, Syaacuse, Oct. 1—1 P. M. The seat contested by Vache and Casserly, ot New York city, occupied the atention of the convention dur- ing the whole morning session. It was decided in favor Of Vache, the conservative delegate—ayes 66, nays 49. The preponderance of the conservatives is firmly estab- Mshed. The contented case between Cagger and Restor, of Albany, was decided in favor of Cagger, the radical delegace. The seat contested by Van Buren and Litch - field, of Albany, is now pending; a majority of the com - mittee have reported against Van'Buren. The conserva- tives will probably nominate Dayton, of Niagara, for Lt. Governor; the radicals will probably run Havemeyer, of New York, for that office, 10} o’cxocx, P. M. The convention is still engaged upon the prelimi- nary business of organisation. The last contested case is now under discussion. The committee reported in favor of Litchfield, and Mr Van Buren’s friends aro making @ desperate effort. The debate is characterized by bitter and disgusting personalities, and will probably be continued to a very late hour. Both factions concede that the most exciting topics are yet to be presented, and that this week will be too short for the transaction of the business of the convention. Legislative Axwany, Oot. 1, 1847. Senate. Petition from Mr. O'Reilly for # general telegraph lew. Senate in committe on the bill te punish seduction and adultery. The Senate adjourned at an early hour, without dis- posing of the bill. Asexmoiy. ‘The attendance of members is very small. The bill for the better security of meshanies and others erecting buildings in New York, Brooklyn, Al- pany, and Troy, was passed. ‘The canal appropriation bill coming on its final pas sage, it was laid over for want of a quorum, The debate on the bill to abolish capital punishment was resumed, but not concluded. Also on the bill to abolish feudal tenurer, From the South. Puitapecrna, Oct, Ist, 1847, ‘The news from Mexico has been received at Peters- burg this morning by the mail. It was anticipated by the special express to the New York Herazd. ‘There is no further news from the south. A destructive fire begun at four o’clock this morning in Eisenberg & Co’s Steam Saw Mill, Pear street, which with Abbott & Newlins’ Brewery, was totally destroyed. Several adjacent buildings were injured. There wasa small insurance on the mill. The brewery was fully covered by insuran BY THE MAILS. Wasninaron, Sept. 30, 1847. The long agony over—News from the Army—No Peace —No Treaty—War, War—No more Overtures—Ques- tion resolved into the extinction of the Mexican Re- public, if she does not come to terms. The ponies have passed through with the most weighty and astounding intelligence. You will have received the news. The long agony is over—there is no peace— there is ne treaty—no adjustment—no hope of concil- iating the Mexicans to common sense; and the question now resolves itself into a prosecution of the war until Mexico shall sue for peace and surrender at discretion, or until asa nation she is extinguished and absorbed. History will bear ample testimony of the magnanimity with which this war has been prosecuted by the United States; of the desire of this government to save Mexioo, to redeem her fallen character, and to elevate her in the scale of nations. The olive branch has gone hand in hand with the sword — The armies of the United States bave paid liberally for all supplies—thry have reapeoted the reli- gion, the churches, private property and private rights of the people, with a scrupulous regard never exhi before in the history of any war between any two na- tions since the world began. But it all avails us no- thing. The Mexican government, the Mexican factions and demagogues are insane. There isno reasoning with them—they are blind, obstinate, perverse, and vein as they are contemptible. Itwas but yesterday that Mr. Buchanan expressed bimself as certain of a treaty. To-day the of an immediate peace is extinguished. Twenty pari et California! The sum is absurd, and the * manifest dew. tiny’ of California (Alta) was annexation to this Union ; now the ultimatum comes up of the absorption of the whole of Mexico. In the aggregate, some of the friends of the adminis- tration are not displeased at the bloody rupture of thé armistice. They were apprehensive that for the sake of peace, Mr. Trist in going to the furthest extreme of his instructions, would go too far. Now the feer is at an end. Now, "there is no ar regan to a war without reservation cr scruple until the enemy shall ory“ pec- cavi.”? The last overture has been made, and Mexico will be ocoupled until she shall ask for peace; and if she does not ask very soon, her existence as an independent na- tion is terminate: But e jh of this for the present. We await the full returns. Even yet there may be ahope. With the occupation of the city by Gen. Boott, enemy may sue for peace, and with » th & presentiment ot the future before them, tl ey, oo Bad term: ee they havp considet sndimstosible and ignonstat Mr. Shuttleworth, from Pensacola, arrived bed ith dea] redone it in the Gi inion will advise Father, Ritchie is ‘ndignant at the preposterous ini ation of Mexico. Respectfully, THE DOCTOR. spect S$.—Among the Yistinguished ee at Cole- Bem nit have Mr. Edward Curtis, of New York, and letachment of military young mem from Old Kentucky.” “Wasninaton, Sept. 80, 1847. The Executive. ‘The President to-day, is again somewhat indisposed. His illness appears to bea type of the bilious fever in ite incipient symptoms. We understand that he is under ® diagnosis accordingly. He suffered much physical pros- tration from his laborious and exhausting travels of the past summer; which superadded to his almost uninter- mitted application to his official duties, before and since his return, and his intense anxiety of mind in reference tojour foreign affairs,have been, doubtless, the causes in- duotng his present debility. There isa local cause, how- ever, which renders the ague a regular autumnel visite- tion. The Potomac river, when the tide is down, Res. sents @ vast surface of vegetable matter to the sun. exhalations therefrom are sensibl: phitic, and ng ous to the surrounding atmosp) ben gee House is just on the range of the yey ehich would appear to bound, though within the cont of the ma- \nria, The White House, therefore, thou beautiful site in the metropolis, is not 0 ity, at this season, as the heart of the city. ‘slooal- We hope the President will speedily recover from these but still unwelcome aymptoms of the intermittent. THE DOCTOR. Bax timone, Oot, 1, 1847. News from the Seat of War—Hostilities Unexpectedly Resumed—The Political Fever—The Red Men—Mr. Murdoch. ‘The unexpected news from the seat of war, announ- cing the resumption of hostilities, and the spilling of THE TATTERSALLS HEAVE POWDERS are accomplishing daily what has for a loug time @ an impomsible yerformacce: "They and in sach a mild, geutle and fi at ‘heauima in not at all inconvenienced by They worst, eoush in from two days t nerally fully restored to souudness two wrecks, Ample dirtetious N THE STHAVE- v2 rei px tm 89th and 93! contaimag: t. the Gi ts, the Tange high, and hag ac seats; there ts a variety of fruit on} money can lav for loar = from ay ent, 986 per cont qT Janes on easy terms, This ia» ch: F,) fo or apeelanaes to lay itoff mote. Call on A. SERGEANT Oitoers ig EXHIBITION OF DAHLIA\ ;, HHORBURNS EX aT ON Oba rune ratuitous exhibition of their Dahlias grown at Astor and Saturday next (ist ‘and 2ad Oct ) in their prevas "Pe wew yorts, many of which are in ew ort, sl veral of very rare kinds imported i on, in pots ad at roa com rehire to be procured in Europe, amor the fives! toa Te “ploome will be +) ious), ‘ce of those Who MAY want to b say fc the foes Se etna “d nbegoetd J M THORBURN & (0. ABLE HOTEL —An opportunity to pest mi entering e tn sit aod ha tory ‘done, The establishmen' eqjovm ote ta lar |. Kent moderate. FON PROPERTY FOR SA FE denees on Staten Island replete with every 6on- euience, well situated, grounds handsomel out. Jd on favorabl more blood, has caused quite a stir in our olty, intelli- gence of quite a contrary character having been confi- dently anticipated. The nows is, however, of rather « rambling character, and may possibly be incorreet, but later news may soon be expected by an arrival at New Orleans, Our city isin of political excitement, unprece- dented in the-annals of elections, The fact that the political complexion of the next House of Representa- tives will depend in some measure on the result mult of 0 our Congressional election, has given unusual energy to the operations of both parties; but it is evident that in the way of electioneering the democrats oan beat thelr op- ay nding up an excite- 6 The resull election is, however. involved in the test uncertain- hens been involved in {t that it cannot be EST wry Byres to wi the poll will be a clore oneor & wide one. Both gonties have the greatest confidence in wn succens. ‘tthe new ball of the Metamoras Tribe of Red Men was yesterday consecrated with great Son eee ‘Addresses ere delivered in German and En, in presence of » \arHt “Murdoch was taken. seriously ill last sight at the was not able to pro- close of the first act of Hamlet, an: ceed. I did not learn what was the matureof the attack. He is announced to 0 appene again to-night, however. Puicapeurnsa, Oot, let, 1847. ‘The antioipations of an early peace which were yenerally maintained by our citizens have been totally overthrown by the news received by the Herald's over land express, and promulgated here to-day. The intel- ligence is quite unsatisfactory, as regards the loss of the \merioan army, and an allusion is made to a revolt at Puebla, with great loss, without giving @ word of parti- the year re the 09 of distance, as tor villas and Sn sone {which wal be a bot craneeny, 1 prperty constantly incressing i” ¥ Basins APART AENTS TU LE | rihed, at No. 31 North Moore street, smitable fo tlemen. 08 6 culars. The of more details will be most anxiously looked for A destructive fire broke out a morning in the steam oe mill of John be yey ee Pear street ere Dook, which nes pe edjoin ig brewery of a ert Newlin, wi dertroyed io batr Makmont of wi reen sdjoining on seating ental the east, was much injured, thou considerable a tion of his stock was eaved in x dainaged condition, The iron safe of Elsenbery & Co. was taken out of the burn ing counting house, by the members of the l/nited State