The New York Herald Newspaper, October 4, 1847, Page 3

Gulf. In the pronounciamento published by Santa An- ‘a immediately efter the ‘battis of Buens Vista, he dis. | tloetly alludes to the Rio Grande as the boundary be- tween the two countries, and in all his remarks upon that point. conveys the belief that the Rio Grande was in bis miud the recognised boundary. We) do not allude to this as an item of much importance, as ‘the views and opinions of these Mexican leaders under- g #0 often such complete revolutions that they ure of | nO particular consequence, apy further than to show the inconsistency of them ‘There is one part of the | Teeent negotiations near Mexico, between the commis. | sioners of both countries, which is very creditable to | the houor of Mexico, and that is, the determination with | which they adhere to the Nueces as their eastern | boundary. The war commenced at this point, and vpon this point the treaty failed. They will sell any other Part of their territory; but the principle upon which they first took uparms, they steadily adhere to. The whole difficulty hinges upon this one thing, and it there- fore resolves itself into one question—Will the Mexicans ever finally abandon their claim to the territory be- tween the Nueces and the Rio Grande? ond beth rg ae Ey 100 0 eo 0 bid 30% 25 Canton Co Susie ER BM a0 AE ihr fasaas 7 62 New Stock Exc! .e, 40 shs Farmers? Tr bow 30 orate Hl RR 190 49 so do 9) 9 WW Lisimnd RR sid 0 do ¢ mk 3 do bso wo Harlem RR Co 3 9 de ae 0 do a3 0 Nor Wore RR OG 50 do 599 50% 50 do 3 0 do e St 9) do e oo = do st eee ees = CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yorx, Satunpay Arteanoon, Oct. 2. ‘The markets, as usual on the eve of expected foreign news, per Atlantic steamers, were rather inactive. There were sales of new and fresh ground Geneseo and Oswego Flour at previous prices, Old brands stood as before, with limited sales. The demand for good Wheat was steady. A small lot of handseme Genesee sold ut an advance, Sales of Illinois red were made at full prices. Corn—The rates varied very little from the The receipt of the advloes from Mexico, alluded to | ciosing prices of yesterday, but in the main the market above, had rather a depreesing influence upon the stock | market generally, but particularly upon treasury notes and other goveroment securities. The impression had become pretty general that the next arrival would bring | accounts of a treaty of peace having been agreed upon, was inclined to droop, and quotations were ‘lightly in favor of buyers. Rye experienced no change. Oats were firmer, Meal sold at full prices. Sales of Mess Pork were made early, at 12}; cents higher than was offered yraterday ; but before the close sales wore made and ch» disappointment has, therefore, been very great. | at adecline. Prime do. stood as before. In Groceries So fur as the actual effect of the news upon financial and | transactions were light, aud without change in pric Asurs—Sales of 50 4 60 bbis. Pots were made at $5 50, commercial affairs generally 1s concerned, we do not | gid'a5 do Pearls at $7 12%. ‘They wero afterwards think it wi amount to much. A few-deys will suflice to aos thtngh in the coamanarciah: RIA GA WAR SOEs DEL IP > eT lipase Bitar Malek 7 400. HT DBA, be | Genesee were made at $5 8154; 100 do, Geneve Steam bull realize very little change. Much, however, depends held at $7 26, Beeswax—Tho market was firm at 24}¢c a 250. Upon the course pursued by the government, not only | Milis were mude at $6; 300 do Oswego new were made at towards Mexico im the prosecution of the war, but in re- | lation to its flasnoial matters. Larger and longer loans | Will have to be raised in some way, and unless some of | Ohio, chiefly fancy brands sold at $5 75 a $5 87 $5 75, und 600 do fresh ground do. at $5 6234; 650 bbls, Genesee freah ground were taken for export at $5 75; 200 do, Michigan were sold at $6 56%; 200 a 300 do 44.and the most rigid restrictions of the independent treasury | 100 do mixed Michigan sold at $5 124 Wheot—Sales ‘act are temporarily removed, to muet the emergency, we fear conriderable diffloulty will be experionoed in nego- tiating them favorably. It is fortunate the meeting of Congress ia so near at hand, asthe first movement of that body must be to provide ways and means to.carry on the war vigorously and effectively. We annex a table giving the quotations for stocks in this market for each day of the past week and at the close of the week pr throughout the week has been downward. Quotations Yor THE PainciraL Stocns ix tHe New | York Manxer. ‘Treasury Notes 6” New York State 6’ Kentucky 6s, vania 5's, slut 10046 wig = ite IE i al MRR we Se i — =, 10035 10036 10076 - TH 795 — 1034 1027% a 43 T2124 7236 Ww 70 69 Reding Rai 64 6363. Norwich & Wor, 48% 48 ATE rie Railroad, old -—- = ri¢ Ritilroad, ew. oo Hurtem Railroad, 5286 593g 57% Louy Lslaud 31% Bie he 60 3 ‘s Ww 301K 334 343Q 33%— 182 1s" 128g == x Bostony atria Tg North Ain’o 1 A comparison of prices ruling at the close of the mark- et yesterday, with those current at the close of the pre- viouy week, exhibits a decline in treagury notes of 1}¢ per | ont ; Reading bonds, 3% : Reading mortgage bonds, 114; Reading railroad bonds, 1% ; Norwich and Worcester. 1% ; Harlem, 9% ; Long Island, 13 ; Farmers’ Loup, 136; Canton, $4 ; Morris Canal. 1; United States Bank, | 2. It will be perceived that several of the fancies have been very inactive. The small fancies require such a small sum of money to carry them, that holders gen- erally withdraw them from the market when price much depressed, and wait for an improvement. The reoeipts of the Stonington Rail Rond Company, for the menth of September, were unprecedentedly large, and notwithstanding the rival routes. the number of passengers carried exceeded by more than three thou- Nand the number for the corresponding period Inst your If the counection with the Boston and Providence Rall- road is msde at the Cove, this stook will soon be selling at par. It fs now worth about eighty, as it pays a Gividend equal to more than six per cent. on that amount. ‘The Vermont Central Railroad is progressing rapid- ly. Fourteen hundred tons of iron have been delivered upon the lit twenty to twenty-five miles of road. Th» Madison and Indianapolis (Indiana) Railroad has been completed, and the cars now run regularly be- tween those two points The Cambridge Bank, Mags, will pay ® dividend o 33 per cent, avd the Charles River Bank one of 3 per cent. Thr Ocean Bank of Newburyport, a dividend of 6 per cent, aud the Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Banks, 3 Per cent each, The annexed statement of the Treasurer of the Uni- ted States exhibits the amount at his credit in the Tren- sury.with assistunt treasurers and depositaries from pub- lio depesits and the mint, by returns received to Sept. 20:h; the amouut for which drafts bave been drawn. and were at that time uepaid, and the amount then re- muiniug surject to draft; showing also the amount of future (rapsf! to and from depositaries, as ordered, © the previous report by the Secrerctary of the Treasury. Govennment Drrosites— Hon Hann, Serr 20,1247. Aut Dref snot Am't on thd payable, subject depo- incidg vansfers what Place site. onold depos r Lasenr ei Boston, $951 502 Bin ctr aft 125 927 2155t S121 6H 279,86 31 Ass tut tre sien, Prilata. 07.4 74,493 ‘Tre sury of te U. 8. Wash txt, D.C see 142.901 M557 12.743 Asst Preasarer, Charlesion 78618 1,79 W819 As surer, N, Orteaus,2 969319 2192°442 976.900 Asc Tie smer St Louis... 440.203 "22966 2108 Devositary at Boff to q 182 De t 21.647 De 5496 Dp mi Deo 4.903 D=vos ta 5999 Devesit ry 7.821 Devonitary 8,091 Dep situry at Pit 20 Patan tank eres) 1,8 53 arma bank O's)... 2s 853 - 18 Dep sity at Linde Rock, k 16,957 1555 15,401 Alesse... 6. ie svtary at Jeffersony diena.. Dep sta yee’ hy 19 685 18,546 De vsitary at 0 5,320 Wig? to 23,551 - Bask of Ame ica %. EAI Bink of Middletown, 251525 Bus of Mebre.. 49 Bike xa) 500 The Crrwant Ba king w Orleans 5234 - Lowsvitte 8 vinj 42 - «sf Notwalx, Oho, mw - ay - Wise: vein Merme and Fire Ls Co Milwaukie 50 Bk of St Louis, Missouri 969 268, - Suspense | cet, ouisranaine, Aral vey 22 838 78 = 2,838 - Mir of Ve Ul 8 Phi de vhiy Pe Lied 961,728 — 061,728 y Montof rhe W State Witte, NO... 3 000 - 32,000 h Vin tofthe U. State diy 26,850 - 26 850 New Orlenus, La 20671 250 29,421 10 989 835 6 728,606 4,264 068 srenee vetween surpense xc- 4,981,628 2°30 $2 938 Add trausfers and diff. GiMM Ey Soe ves Deduct suapense Of... sce seee cee cee gers fh) Netamount pubjectto droft. .. seeee 4,320 907 ‘TRANS¥ENS ORDERED. F om Assistant Treas Te pean Trea- ‘The amount eubject to draft on the 20th of September wos $001,739 larger than {n the previous month, thowiog thit the receipts into the Treasury from custome, the ae of Treasury notes, and other fourees, have exceeded the expenditures. How long this stato of things will laet, depends upon two events —the progress of the war and the extent of our foreign trade. It will be péreetved that the number of depositories 1* ropidly failing off drafts having within the past month trawa for tho balances in all banking or other pooles This will red the depositories to twenty five, making them all sub-tronsurers, Stock Exchange. $900 T easy notes Gs 10% 95 vhs viacon RIL #000 do Ww 50 Canton Co oid do s10 10% 75 do 530 sean 10-9 de > o do. 50 (J Stae-fs 02 104" 150 Nor & Wore RR NOK 175 do Siiean cn 7 050 Harlem Su oh ine s a a0 5 i n 2 Kuve’ La 590 30 $00 do #10 5 oH 40 & $4 Bendipe RR ba os Wo 9 hoo 25 ered Sa, do bm & 4 Morr 12 lo 3a 1ais 108 do sty 09 e “io do im ae 100 L Island RR 90 50 Manh Gus a 760 do 18 Utica Serip 6 200 do aw ious. The tendency of prices Sat. Mon. Tus. Wed. Thy. Fri. Sat. | ~ 10436 109 - sound Rio was worth 6} 620; St. Domingo ut 6 w Osc; Java ut 8 a Osc; and re ud the workmen have commenced laying the rails. It ia expected that six hundred tons more will be delivered, making two thousand, and all will be Jnid this fall This quautity of iron will furnish about ing WHALER ported fevight 10 London, waa reported at 2 eogeged to Glusgow, wt In, 6d.; to Havre, 0. continued to by the rate or cotton $12 50; 73,089 163 599 | street Churob, Roneat W. Jo all of this city. and painful iliness, Mary W. Stexcr, wife of f John Steele, fant daughter of Peter M. months. The friends of the family aro respectfully invited to | attend her funeral to-morrow, (Tuesday) 6th § natent, at ‘o'clock, from the residence of her psrenta, Il § street. - h tefi, (the or ets (woieh have made thei th: last fone ot five years) being of the! de: front eulti growing con) mer he eddies: fice will meet wth | of 600 bushels prime white Gunesee, old and new, were made at $1 28, and about 1500 do Illinois red at $1 16 Corn—Durivg the forenoon and early part of ‘change, sales of 8,000 a 10,700 bushels wore sold, embracing mixed, at 630 9 64s, 2000 do, mixed sold at 640; 2000 yellow at 65 66e; and 7000 do. mixed on private terms, Meai—Sales of 100 bbls. yellow New York ground were made ut fterwards 1500 do nd yellow ut 660 # 67c: $2 75, and 100 do good quality at $2 873g. Rye—Sales of 900 bushel afloat, were made at S0c, and 800 & 1000 do, wt Sige delivered. Outs—A sale of a cargo waa made at 56c. Barley~-Ne sales transpired. Receipts down the Hudson Aiver, October 1, Flour, + -5,900 barrels. ++ 450 do. + «14.700 bushels, do, iy Adale of 250 bags of Rio slightly damaged, was made by auction at 4%0 a 6c, 5% a 6c, cash; 3g0; Sumatra we quote at Maracaibo at 6% a 73g. Cortox—The sales to-day were quite moderate, but at prices shewing more steadiness on the part of hold- ers, who were by no menus us much disposed to press sales a8 they were in the early part of the week, Fisu—There were no arrivals and no sales; Dry Cod was firm at $3 50a $3 66.4; Mackerel remained un- changed, Heme ~ No sales reported. Hives —Sales for the week were light, the dealers be- ing tolerably well supplied for the present. About 6000 Montevideo and Buenos Ayres were sold during the wrek in parcels; part to go to Canada, at 120, 3g off ‘The stock ia first hands unsold was about 90,000, princi- Pally La Platas Leao—Tho market continued firm, and sales of 2500 pigs were made at $4.50. eATHER—Lhe sales for the week were large, and, with the exception of the auction sale, which deciined a little, on sccouut of quulity,were made at full rates. The stock on handwas light,being about 250 000 sides less than this time last year. fhe next public sale will take place at the store of William Miles, No. 306 Pearl street, on ‘Thursday vext. Movasses— Nothing new, Nava. Stoaes—Dealers were waiting for news per | Atlantic steamers, and no transactions of moment wera | reported. Oi.s —Linseed, city pressed. continued in fair demand St Glo; and sales of $000 gallons English were made at 63e, cash; 200 bbls Obio, deliverable in all October, were offered ut 670. At New Budford crude Sperm was held at 1076 a 1100; selected While, in thia market, we quote | at33.a 400. The lust sulos shipping do, were made at 330 | No chenge in manufactured. Pxovisions—Sulea of 100 bbls. mess were made at $14 3736; 050 do rfterwards eold at $14 1234, und 600 do at 14. Prime stood at ubout $1075 4 11 8734, and 11 asked Beef—Nothing done. Lard—No chango. Butrer— Sules ot 100 packeges of Ohio were made at 12 4 14 cents Cheese—Sales of 350 boxes Ohio were made at 6% ote Some lots fine Herkimer were #old at 60. ‘The demand for export continued fair. Rice—Sales of about 250 tieroes were made, includ- ing common at $4 25. und very choice at $5. ‘The mar- ket was luclined to droop. SuGan—Fine qualities Muscovadoes and Havane browas were in fair d-manud. but no wales of moment re- ported. Tuferior of all kinds was inuctive ‘TaLrow—salvs of 6,000 Ibe. country rendered, were made ut 10c. ‘Losacco.—We submit the usual statement, exhibit- ing the prices, sules, receipts and stock on band, tor the week ending this afternoon:— Sold Rec'd this Stock Prices. this week. week. onhand Sentucky, Virginia and N- Carolina,. 34t0 O36 400 hds. 721 Lhds 3799 has a Marylandaud Ohio. = — cal - 5 ho Connecucuc aved,.. 6 to 15 =” - dt es conaay anin seed, 7 to 16 = - 112 es Florida,... 0 60 - - 120 es Hava + 200 87g - _ at bis yu 15 to 30 - WA dis 1166 bts 3400 49 bls — 69 bls - - 165 bxs. 165 oxs ky and Virginia tobsco, to somu ex: tent were effected. Prices were firm, and steadily ad- vancing. In foreign, nothing transpired worth report —No change was noticed, nor sales re- Whiskey —Sales of 38 barrels State pricon were made at 293¢c . and about 90 bhds dradge were made at 290., which was an advauce, } Fxeients—To Liverpool continued nominal. Heavy 4.4248 Flour was TELEGRAPHIC, Marke New Oneans, Sept, 26—P M. The news brought by the steamer Union at New York, was received by mail on the 24th inst, and had the ef- fect of unsettling the markets. Sales of cotton were light, and we only note 200 bales at abou Fair quality Upland was worth Le a 11} fair to good and fine were nominal, Flour—Ti was dull; sales of 1,600 bbls were made, including Ohio and Illinois at $4 a $4 25; St. Lonis City Mills was worth $450 @$475 Corn Sales of 4,000 bushels were made wt 60¢ for mixed, and 65¢ a 70c for good sound yellow, which was in seanty supply Wheat ~' ket continued bare, and no sales of moment Tobacco—The market was firm, with gales of Keatucky loaf nt 634c. Oats— Pork—Sales were light; 100 bbis. prime were made at Taess was worth $l4a $1450, Lard, no change. | previous rates, while good market. The mar- making ales of 200 sacks were made at 306 Whiskey 20c, a 2ic. Sterling bills, 7!) a7!4; New York sight do, paca ‘5 discount. ‘Treasury Notes, par alg | premium. Freighta very dull, Married On Sunday evening, the 3d instant, at the Bleecker On the 3d instant, by the Rev. Frances H. Cone, Mr. iiss Many Ann Stevenson On tho 30th September, Rovrxt Lex Jacques, J ; aged 18 years; also, on the 2d iuetant, Sativa AN- ca Jaques ged 20 years, son and daughter of Robt. L. Jaques, Their remains were taken to Rahway, N. J, tor Juterment. Ou the let instant, at 106 Elizabeth street, after d 64 years On Sunday, 3d instant, Exiauete Acxensan, in- epietresn friends that hi whieh will be most fastidious of the senson, OSSE CT. 0} esukes of the legal pi h piu « d placked. stripper, stolen and destroyed the chores Tasculom, whirl overlooks the Penct he nd, romuniention s ad Mortenwes er vent eftie AILS, T WISE, AND SHO Wrought Nails, Brads ond spikes, 5 6,8,9, 12,18, 24 and 36 1p Brine Twine d Gilly g Seine T nd dthrend Iudin do Hopewell!” Cor do, of every size Wrapyicg, Weol, and Manufecurers’ Twines, uf every hoe Tn teeenption - Shoe Thead, of every description, inetuding Titley, Tat- hem aud Walker's, Fr sale by piri +n ERR AN CUMING, 105 . (KE, FASHIOVABLE, FAILON, 116 Wine AM STREET, Opposie the Washington Stover—1 am ching «good ariele tn © to see hin ut and ce of d ing hin mend themselves, My who’ hile my abil 1 b ment. My ley 1, although | keep e. tment of rently TAILO 3—4 a, eugene ys le sitpation as a cutter or general superinte: of grown Fell ste ney on eee ty ealthy part, i Brooklyn. lew of nea by the ots ‘Terms—60 pe. ceutof the pur. Vv eau remain an bond aud mortgage for there years putble. Litheg aphic maps are he oltive of the Auctionee: Ludlow & Co's, 27 Wall ame et. 5 ——BEAUTIFUL Browne wilt ee I at BROWN. Auctionee: RVED BIRDS—J. Tvesday, Oct Sth. ar 10 0% collect on of Staffed Birds compris ng the most ica; Birds. of Paradise from ed to go to any climate. ina; Game from N. B—These bir Y LEWIS” RiMOKTEMORE—Siare 107 Che jelock, a, large cotlection of wuredeeme: Coats, Panta Lee or ent Ort her Bode, Fl hashes” By order ‘AM GOODWIN, Licen Oerober ith ot sH, Srore 1: i LooNanp HOUSEROLS PORN clock. at away, Carice Furnicure on the premises, bse hud. Axtures, glassware imarbe co tables, merry, wines sprints, es tonether wi i in hey cater ciinies, bedsteats, beds, bedding, ekspe N—JAS. MMi PWwitbiaM MILES, raday, October 7th, on a credit af 4 hemlock tinned So! ddleburg an LE LEATHER AT willseli at the store of Penrh street on Tha mov ths, 5009 sides oak ane * following well known with her articles, UREIGN Ne WpPArERe— jerford & Cos, No. 2 Astor ud Panel, Bell's Life ia the Steamer Hi! Times. Dispatch, a Nation, Freeman's es, ake., bec, wholes ook Eataolishment, o4 1% rh ‘Aas co thates s + Havana aud suitable for the city trade. TMPORTE ‘eaf almost _wrap- For sale in Jotsto suit rge lot of the celebrat y inthe ship Adelaide, from 1 L &ECHES—For sale retai an to: do gamerat housework by & lent recommendations oung women who his ex: ine good washer ard (toner, aud ts willing to make herself Apply at No. 13 Chestnut street. useful in any capac quainted with the cor and Spring sts. ad_ good references in the city. ELS Daguerreotype rooms, 25 Broadway, op- posite Stewart's. ANTED =A cook ing, washing and iron id good wages, “Tnuudress; one taki wich atreet ths day, : 4 ‘ ANTED—Two carpenters, at ‘7 Stono st ect, constant employment. None need apply but ¢ "ANTED—A respectable young woman wants a sitwi ‘0 do housework in a small priv. Best of city reference given. Apply at74 od itm tio! care of children, By arespectable tro estant man, a ‘aiter, or will ma dersiands the treatment and driving of horses. ANTED—A youug geutleman wishes to obtain tiou in. an office, or & mercantile establ plaiv, meat aud rapt band, apd has Bal ce of busta dress t y rising men, to solicitstoscribers and collect one of the inost pupular periodicals published! in the couatry. me well recommended for honesty. intelli ise, ean make from $5 to $n day, the verr m:king at these rates now. Apply to ISRA- Keuce, and enter; otestan’ Young wom family, to coo! an Kk, wash and iror 1 alone. Good city reference given. Plosse apnly ot 74 Malberry street, 2d floor, MI middie aged man, a situation as coach- ¢ family, of as servant to A sing! he best of recommendat Address James set : 0 objection to do co: tes with whom he has lived, W exctaagcnctor the ade ots tions—$300 over aad above their expenses, them in writing, with aa opportunity of xy now in our employ will $1000 per vear, clear of all expenses. Each man wilt have his be ecessary for them to have atleast from Apply at FRIGNCH £25 to $50 to" btain a good ing out shi Fup stairas fice of the Hao Hall, 293 Broad wa’ D—Two geutlemen lodgers. ‘The rooms, are ell Gerpoted, v RY <8 G MAN perfectly compete: t to take ch: is: inn first class hovel, on y useful in that busivess, or with a merchant, His expectations are nose oJ tuation to gn South. e, and references undeniab: WANTED IN A FILE MAVUFAC- rary g estiblishment, now in successlul operation. therrwith is an eugine of shearster| {ances fitt hammer, &c. exupply of coal, iron. and provisions. House entire coucera ‘may be purchased if desired ida ist rae melee 4 jocation ix very post paid: 1000 ‘One Thousand Agents are w: hoe , reat counties for the «ul P-te.t witicle that will come inte f by every man, women ad child for general sagileasant aud neat, TS WANTED—Three or four men may fiud immedinte employment at 40 st somes uthern city as freman 0 Can give moat satisfactory references ns to Crna I. at the office of this {IV i VOLLArS RW ARD—L 1 fast, on the Kast side of Broadway, berwe: sod Spring street a Chased Siiver He Whoever will return the same co 222 Nunth street, will receive the abrve reward, SOP SARIN ERSHIP NOTICE. 4 sxsoetitrd himeelf with L. Jacobs, ham street Bazaar $5 Chacham street they will bs han pablic with Watches, Jewelry, Musical dious, aud other articles, wholesale ard rete! EP aan L. ISAAC 8. d, belonging to a cane hi struments, Aecor- veutinu of the frien at one o'clock, P. tone D. Ross, Pre vty hy W. Edinonda, VALLIGNANDS |} TRIS OBSERVE d eived at No. 0 Wall street, by the under Kor the Messenger, dav inated in Baghsh is 25 francs for thee monthy. Foi he Observer, week: abie in advance, m LIVIN Weis ee y the Rey. Wm. § Balch. Mr. Witttan | Caraict, to Mise Sanan Hannisox, both of this oity, ¢ uired, together with a assortment of globes, glasses, wicks, camphave,eletni- ment where a brillisntor economical Light i cal oil,burning fluid, wholesale and retail. ar; all kinds of repairing done. , 79 Canal street, corner of Laight nea Can be accommodated with nid wood board, by applying at 95 d door from Broadway, 1 | o let, with bovrd; | ble ‘for an office, | Broadway, necond eS RELY. GAMD=A few Leouard street sec LOTH, WATCHES, &e— offers to wholesale dealers at | _ w priced Kuives and Forks. und stagdo do Us Beairs Prices and Serah Bayard, aged 1) do gasrd carvers. #7 complete assortment of best . 8 Files, Chinsels, he. brated Hart Cloth. . Fine Lever Movements, ment of staple Biriningham aud Bhef- q #19 12 eed 5 iaily discharging the beat quality of P and. will deliver it at the followin n | i screened, from the usual style. ¢ ‘asta Scorch we to America, fur Tickets $1 PAs pul TA palonden B (nny + Ferdinand, Mr vera; Singer Rg Bors wpe st aaa-ater before 7 o'clock. Performance will . 'o couclute ; 3 G iffiphool Mtr Sie BROUGH, Mss Kate Hora. ‘ich geensjon Madame ANN A BISHOP will sing, "Spe ab efvation by Seread ante, Taser Stage Oct ua 3 bart, entitled” on tHe PHS OF ROUGH AND Goneral Taylor, Me, W, Mtstall: dale Dex eae pedlar, Mr. C. Burke; Genins of A\ Jat— Wort Bi by Mooaty Sur du doets Prowdly- bury, (Yankee ae AND INCIDENTS: —Chorus of Soldiers.— lor wmapects the eutrenchineuts Dream: convention, at Syracuse : harps, composed | Rive talented performers. No "9 ootp nementon aceount of the weather. ch. Concert to bet «the ceeasion, with FRZ AND Tabernacle——C. HERZ will gi utug, October 6u MADA Prim: Donas from the Grad Theatres of ‘Orleaus, (who has M First Barrytone from, fm pe A GRAN. carefully selecced from erty NO! Lender of have. moreover, the sat They LIEDER KRAN. Zz, eon . ONE HUND. Under the drection of MONS, d to easint tem on CES TO BE PF HE! sented to Pie Grond Arias from Ii Une Hu ad. wari Fra DiavolomGrand Duet ig tine ALL the ascomypavinc ul ‘ei Tickets Que Dollar each, to be had at the music stores and the door. ‘To avoid a crowd at the Box Office, the pablie are urgently requested to take their tickets, iu preference, at the music Doors open at f at Fo'cloe! oa Weduesday, Ver 6th LO SIVOR! ‘AND HENK 4 Grand Joint Concert on Wed .esday Eve- e celeb atad Pinger jon—The Captare of Montes if 3d viston= Bomberiaant bid Fists. scover Fort Brown at e—His departure "Fort, and Death of assis ‘used Re: i—Bombardment of the or Brown, Jains uear Palo Alto, at the Vicrory.—The Battle of the can arms triumphant im the liane Sol for Point Isabel of Faris and New Frou her indiaposition,) % ead New Orleans, Roagh avd Ready Eneat best Professors b aT, TY | heteotize of the'vast tage will be thrown open to aid in the kffect atten Three Days’ Fight Previous to which will be ver formed 1 pera. fat ‘eu sfactiva to agnounce that the | ‘I'erminatiou of the never to ft MALE VOICES. 8. 1 HT, by achael Hey woos i Doors will be open at 65g Bower 25 Cents; Pu and Gallery, 12% Cents. AM THEATRE By Monday Eveui formance will Commence with Lit t—Kidipo, Mr. To be followed by this oceasion only. iNips. DO PMED. o’clock, andthe curtain will rise Luerezis Borgia aud th o , with the SWIS at eae Second Coucerto, with the SWISS AD, *atowe theibe O's THK COM te BAVAGH AND Mr. Crummtes, Mr. Waleot; Miss Ninetia Cr with THE LONELY MAN OF ‘THE + or the Perils of the Battle and the Breeze—Lieut. Adam Bushford, Mr, Neafies Windha a Pag ivan Jack Jolly, Mr.” indham Bowyer, Mr. Sal Pnrers—Boxes, % edd Pit, 1236 cents. By the LIEDERKRANZ. erases by Menuselsotm avd —-—-, uambering up- is and two Overtures, by the Or- r day, October <, 1047—Open First week of the ETHIO! rt to commence ats. " BATGC ALIFE ice their return from Europe, TR eran ished houor of ap) ear RORMANC tthe So . i = 3 a Mi tion adjourned. he Royal Family, and er rectfully announce to the lad’ K that they will commence nents at the ubove house on Mon were received with enthai p Visited their performauces at the St. R corer of Leoaard y the week, come 4th, Change of aaa nightly, at ears of age, half price. jon 25 ets, children under 10 y {ge Alteruoon per ormances on Wedues et. thousands who ‘heatre, London, ho- this mcrning by the special express to the Ne ALNUT S1KEET THEATHE, PHIL ADE Lessee, EA. ut of MR will be performer VOUS Mas the song of ** Sprig of Shelalah,” Mr Collin the song "* I he Star Bp followed by THE: W: thy, with sougs, Mr. Cojlins ia character, by Mr. Colli SETTLE WITH VA. decoration, &e , 8 id gentieien of esial ‘The uyper ssloon, lately occupied by the Philadephia Mu- known as the most brilliant and fash y, that it needs no more than mention here. avapted to large orsmall assemblie seum, ixao well ki bull rocm in this € It, ton, cay adapted, the rent wi ‘The Maseum Bu offers greater indacems ment possibiy can been obtsined Person: examiue the Buildwog. Mteod#re E QUIDOIC mogul tural Pauutiv % Christ Ratsiag Lazaras fi finished iy the on from 9 A. of Design. Admission 25 cents; Season B= They are admi to Weatts Paiu NHE * s—aeason ticke! hi asobtier still,” by to forget the ¥ of from Ue moet popul r Operas, fi classical music. Acthe end of th aod copious index, will be forwa Subscription §5 per year, payable in advauce, or $0 cents monthi aa that distinguished ol St#m Sat FOR UNION Re'lroad Company —Train Union Course on the 5th, went traing will be despatched klyn after the races are over. Fa a day, Oct the ath, by 9 o’eloe! and two or imore to start to m: the 7th. Centreville, Oct. te M. The mare hi trot. She w Il be man take place, shold the weather permic” Bi RK day—Sweepstal- serbers :— 0. P. Hare's ch. f. Palmetio, by imp. Leviathna, out of imp. Anna Maria. Ww. W. W. Barber's br. f. Fancy, by Horublower, out of Stauley Eclipre’s dam. HA, Con bay oe 's Kely 7 ost, entrance §: rut emen'set ke. almost ever! will come during «period of Lt mouths, consisting of songs, heir unique instruments, 1 ba ir. J. A. DUMBOLTON. 25 ceuts. Doors open at 74 o'clock. Concert at 928 (2 re e Under the direction of M TPCHELL’S OLYMPIC LUCK’S ALL—Pierre Gobe 3 Alter which, THE PARSON'S NOSE.—Mr. Bubb, Mr. Modeline, Mrs. 1mm. y BEULAH SPA—Heetor Templetos, line Graotiy, Miss Mary Taylor. le with KISSING Marchioness de Louney, Mis. H. Taher. HEATHE—Mouday Eve. rfortnance will commence with mouche, Mr. Holland; i ude with HOW TO RWOMAN, ud and Thied’ Cire f: HOLLIDAY ot.) AND RICA Ri8, now tadergoing improvemen CMe. Ww Grillou, Mr Holl Dresseircle, 50 cents by letter (pre paul) to South Ninth st, Philad Ii USEUM BUILDING, Philadelphia. tor B ofthe Chiness acd Pail yoer Boxes, 25 cents ; Pit, one shi!- OKs s Ore hestra Bores, $3 certs, ke —The salo Museums tay be rest dyeither for mi ne or more mgh’s for balls, | of LADY OF L¥U exhibitions, fairs, public meetings, lectures, reticious uicks; Pauline, Miss Wotts; Masian, Virs Ficzjames., Aftet which Professor their po ular exercises. Benuseant, Mr Frede- Widow Melnotte, Sirs isley and his Sons will go through ‘To couclude with the farce of the CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH—Vireruie de Li i Lester; Baron Vander- Mr. Vache, Kristina, ts. Helen Matthews; Kairyn, au been added to Drevs circle and parquette, $1; ions as can be ovine family cirele and upper gullery, 29 cents, {_D-rlovmance to commence at hall past 7. BB ARNUWS AMERICAN MUSEU wey and Ann street, oppose Bt. Pi boxes, 50 ceuts: fotuer of wroad- ARNUM,... Prop ietor—F. Hitencocn, is Week, commencin a7. a MAGNIFICENT PERFORMANC Every morning et 116, evers day and evening improvements, ¢ want any other establish: and in addition, it may he hed for bai more m-derate terms than those ‘on which it hes ever befur 8 alternoon ut 3, and every evening Positively uo oree List except the Press, Prictor aud Muauager will please con- juseuin is wider the most caormou im securing the folowing attractions--uot less FOUK THOUSAND DULLARS 'd that tuey are obliged to suspend the free list the press. {AOR DINARY A’ FARE OM THUMB, is final retirement from weighing only 15 i wig lias been ing either or both of the saloons, for any of the above arohe purposes, are respectiully invited to call aud Yor conditions apply to ‘ WY. MCGUIGAN, | Office of the Chinese Museum Saloon, Philadelphia. The friends of the Pro sider that the M L ext collection viz:—Christ Healing the Sick jead, and Death o ighest atyle of the art, 1s now open for to 10 P. National Academy ‘Tickets 50 conta. ied by some uf the first artists to be hjects, and the beat ion of historical subjects ever offered to the public. tis" m is departure South, and puy guished Man in 19 years of ge, and but 27 + received wich the hignest marks of Koyal f vor by the pri: Europe, and who hes performed before pal crowned heads five millions of persous during obliged to remain dass arraugements for last four years, bein iil hold his Public Li T TIME ONLY, very morning from half- past ¢ and commodious pI oPACIOUS BALUON G ower’s Statue of the Greek Slave is now pen for exhibition, at the National Acade- my of Design, from 9 A.M. until 102. M. aRERK SLAVE. The Litte General will be seen e WA Contents of N eer deceive we,” as situs by Signora Balfe, aud sung by Mr. by Meynord. I Telange ab for the. better accommodation of the chousadds of his friends their visite, whea he will appeer in FORMANCES, which he will relate his His- ng a variety of Songs, Dance the Polka, NavoLKon BonaPaRrte, who wil! fwvor him with his extraordi at (i 'd with & coriect portrait of the ‘Beauties of the Opera, a PRICK Thr Guar, ke ug a desirable library of Vear, a splendid title page rded to rubseribers gratis ‘hitippe, King of the FF payable on delivery of each number. ei 4 for November, will be devoted exclusively to Jenny Liod Musie, with an'elegant illuminated vignette of wusic SALOON, 201 Broadway. at i in which he wili tence the Highland Flia ‘clock, the Little General Art WILL? MW id imitations, including reeian Diatwes, be fe timea vuriety of other interesting Performances. will Die. RACES.—Lon ‘will “leave Broo a Ja the Eveniog, at hal again ia the same 5 with the other eu siave the Lite Gene: is precisely what it was att! ‘LY FIK EN ‘0 TTING.—Furse $50; two wharuess; free for ail. trot! ini hat never won a purse overs it Green & Bevens, on Mo . M., thiee or more eutries He is perfeetiy symmetrical and graceful beyond belief, and Her than any lafaat Wolked Alone! &e, reerived trom the will be exhibited, |ARY TROT- TING MATCHES On Monday, tth of G eets each day, and val iT TIMA Ge ever be seen in New diately (0 New Orle ww Sivaguah and Columb the privilege of «: om ; TOM THUMB, con fhis Birth, Parentage aud History, imeluding u by royalty, together with Also aa clegant GILT NION COURSE, LONG ISLA THE NORT SOUT FASHION and the great Southern PASSENGER, will contend for the four mile purse, ably one or two more, aces over he above Course will take place ou the first 5 continue three diy three mule heats, jen se memetoes of the General can poy in being able to.snn the numerous friends of Gen. Tou. ast visit to the Museum, opened s AIRWA Sth Ooteber, 1847, a DAY—Hotel Parse $201 or3 yr olds entrance $200, forfeit $50; which has closed w Ranek AND tl hem to enter the by ded, as at his last engagement, anda cended sue strite, threr separote deska are arranged { of tickets, and :hiee different dou where the tickets are yiven up. B the to pass into the building, h ides, a new, convenient, oteyress has been opened tuto Ann Lower Maia Hall, which will be le visiters to pasa out wd coming in, which opened, as necessi'y of the Museum without meeting the ero’ rely removes all discomfort at the entran hree new stay ways have lecture r.om into the Ni HUMB will bein w: ke. Ke, b er’sb. c. Traveller, by Mercer, dam by Mon- wel Leird’s (William Gibbons’) b. f Whisper, by Ma- Hr JOCKEY CLUB PURSE.$1500—1 mile heats. Same day—Scrub Purse, $50, mile heats entrance ded, THIRD DAY —P£ OPRIE TORS’ PURSE heats Same day—Geutlemes’s P added. Six subs: tlemen to ride in jockey costume, and nome their hvrses at the ost. The following are the entries :—W. T. | Li Purdy, HW Herbert, OP: Hare, G-0 Young, ‘The rules of thecourse'to govern the above races, except been opened for jew Hall, where ae a reare not adinited to either the Afternoon the Vankee Comeiian, continues | § ye received wishauch unbounded applause, j 4 him for one week bers aud closed. Porter, J. How, Also engged, for the apecint portion of Gen ‘Tem Thumb | O'S VANTOCCINT , the most beautiful andi M BERNARD a imusement of the juy is, ot Dancing Mechanical eresting ever seen in tof the Trsaes.” ato take passengers to and from y howr in che day. 6 to make « race in exch of the above, cx- which will require three to sta OP. HARE, Prop NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, N. Crosby, street—L. F MOUGH, Auctioneer —The next regular suction ales will a. heady, Oct. Gat Li o'clock, with Carriages aid et I2o'cloek with « catalogue of Hors horses to offer for this sale will plea o'clock ou Tuesday, or they cenuot by JNO. HG | 3do Merchants’ do, pa; 1 ao Old ¢ oleny Rai | et edv: 1 do Vermout and Mess do, 67934 per af ar ol enough to walk alo Gentlemen having ister before bye gulor quarterly meet Fine 4 % janery Fd Br at Lafayete. Monday evening, Occobs al nitendavce is reques as of great imp Vit ©KOM THe PELHAM FARM, TY, NEW YORK.—The undersigued ‘now prepared to contenct for the celebrated Newtown Pip~ pin Apples, and Lady Apples, from the Peliain Farm, Ulster ew York. ‘This fruit is carefally hand-oieked, thoroughly sweated and in new flat hoop bi i parts lyme directly apon the Hudson r, the fruit is bronght down by water, and not subject te iz ‘The yield this seasoa is vonsually snperior in quality, and ‘come tn market by Sth Oetober he s‘bbis. Pippi Cider, treble refined, made of same itand grains from the Petham Farm have taken the praminms and medals atthe reve: d gricultaral ¥eirs aud Shows, for five years conseca- “or sale in quantities to snit purchasers, delivered on board FOF ale In aaa es AT MURR AY, 12 Old Sn, iH A No.1 Wall street, comer of Broad: and constantly making a good assort- ks, Valises, Carpet Bags and Satchels, whole- way, has now on hav %, § auperior article of Sole Leather Tranks, suitable aropeat travel, and Portmauteans for ihe Soath America, &e., fille with 204 t t TIANY FORTE aan street, N. » W, Woria, Teseher of the Peano: Sivging. (the Westfield acd Wilbraham, Seminary etfully onnamners to hee fiends aud ¢: vicinity, thet he has r fensiourl dities. ‘ airned, and will ree Applications to ve m de at 43 time, or the mon ap fer cash, at the iPias . 498 Brond way, rorte ‘Ware House, 498 Br way, one weloe of proce 6 AVabLU AbLS PROPEL NUR—For le—-( A Bargnin wreeta, the GIDEON LE: eves. oF 150 loin, the large dwellin ‘The land lies hugh, aud Nag acomm seatr; there ten variety 0 tnoney ean lav for four year The 1F. Pallinah. on 4 Snbserii v changed. Gold Watehe aud Jewelry repaired in the best manner at mune! leen than Yap rier of Wateh Jewelry, Wholemie nnd He rier O 1s and Jewelry, 7 rh * ‘all street, coruer William,.up stairs HINGG LD AsBOUIATION. = fies notified to meet on Monday. Mor at Central the ogbtly crowded by Oe ding on their anoual exen} ‘dinary Fear of walk ‘N the house. of Kaward 170 Cherry street. bide fair (0 be a avivg completed over 400 mil and looks ne fresh difficulty of thin feat g performed on a platform 18 f¢ th D—Between 89tn a | any otherline, except the fine vin Washington, hi PL. a id two vat-houses. $1000 of the pure ron May next, até per e erms. ‘Tl an chy alton A. BERGEA ~APARTM HER rived No.3 Hemen 3 FAL M b changing their be: did erticle vow offered 2 Atistie yi at vetuatle house nud fot, situate of Weat and vente of the Fine | My point for another week ot Monday. Tusaday aod Weduesday, new series of wroups, from T to any hefere offered — | ee chets of a mission, 50 cent tobe obiained at the A} mited aumber of season tickets may be had on ap, licr- , Dra open at 7; personifientions commerce pree et ate / 203 Brondway life nize ; The Dyiy Gladiator, by David 5 staya, the blacksmith ¢ Hi English Roadside, ee & saperior t any ir. COLMAN imports oll the Nes «i Gerraany, which wit | brmee, w as improve the form. "0 be hat whoinaste ar, teri Ve kell La INE GOLD AND SILVER Hing all deserspti high!y recommen joruree ie this cout from London Pa ection of Boo! laterials, he offers a retail, HERALDRY—C he most ressonal a “LATEST MOMEN'1. TELEGRAPHIC, ‘The New York Democratic State Convention, DESPATCH, NO. L Atsany, Oct 9, 1647—734 P.M. The following nominstions have been made by the For Comptroiter: ~~ Huncexronn, of Jefferson County, For Lieut. Governor: Natwan Dayton. of Niagara. For Secretary of State: Evwaun Saxvonn, of New York. ‘or Attorney General: Levs 8. Cuatrintn, of Owego. Hor Treasurer: Geonay W. Cuvinn, of Wayne County. For State Engi 0. W. hag >> of Ononde: Canal Com: Jonn C, Mater, of Rensselaer County. Exinwa B. Suit, of Chenango County. Frrpeatcx Fouter, of Genesee County, State Prison Inspectors: Joun Fisnen, of Westchester County. Gronce Cacowect, of Mont, Noaman B, Saitn, of New York. The Wilmot proviso, which was moved as an amend- ment to the report of the committee of resolutions, wa voted down. The convention adjourned at three o'clock this morn- ing. DESPATCH NO, II. Asanr, Oct. 3—P. M. The Syracuse Convention adjourned at two o'clock this morning. Anti-alavery resolutions were offered, and after a vio- lent debate, they were tabled. The committee then re- Ported the address and resolutions. An effort was made to affix an anti-slavery resolution to those reported by the committeo. ‘The effort failed, and after an awful row the conven- Purravetria, Oot. 8, 1847. ‘The contents of the Southern mall were anticipated York Herald.. No further despatches have boen received to- day. ‘The Late News from Mexteo. Wasninaton, Oot 2, 1847, There is no longer any reason to doubt that negotiation. has failed, and that hostilities have been renewed, and this 4s the extent of the reliable intelligence by the late arrrival & Pensxcola. The details of the fight at Chapoltepeo weur anairof improbability. Chspottepee is the arsen- lof the city of Mexico. and is but one mile dietant from Tacubaya It is probable that the xmall force of Our army represented to have been attacked by # large body of Mexicans at this place, would have been at once biged before there could be such slaughter ae is eaid to have taken place, as the fight must have been direc ly ia view of ourencampwent Then nguiu, Gen Worth in wald to h. ported as either killed or wounded in every battle im been badly wounded, but he has been re- which he bas been engaged since the commencement of the war Whether this part of the account be trae or not, it in almost needless to vay, that the report of the terms offered by Mr. Trist, is « most clumsy fubrigation. No such terms were ever offered by Mr. Trist, for euch were not the terms of treaty be cerried with him; and ho would not have dared to compromise his govurument on hin own responsibility, by such monstrous propositions. No despatches have as yet been received from Mr. Trist or General Scott, and until the reovipt of official intelli- gence, nothing can be done. When the government aball be spprised officially of the failure of negotiations, Mr. Trist will, doubtless, be immediately rocalled, and the terms he was sent to offer will be given to the public. It will put our government more than ever in the right. Since the above was written,the telegraph has an- nouuced the arrival from Vera Crus, of the stesmer James L. Day at Now Orleaus, on the evouing of the 26th ult. The news by this arrival is of the greatest im- portance. The negotiations have beyond all doubt failed, the armistice had been broken, and our troops ‘bad on tho 16th ult., occupied tue cliy of Mexico, not without terrible loss, which is set down at from ove thousand to seventeen hundred killed and wounded; but whether in this is included the former loss at Churubus co and Contreras does not appear. General Bravo is re- ported as killed, and Santa Anna wounded. ‘The latter it is said, has retired to Guadaloupe with the remnant of his shattered army. The most prominent feature in this news, is the ter- rible loss wo have sustained. It is tobe hoped, how- ever, that rumor has greatly exaggerated it; but if the city wastaken by storm, there was beyond question some desperate fighting. The escupe of Santa Anna is much to be deplored, as whether or not he has succeed- edin bringing with him the archives of the govern- ment, he will undoubtedly endeavor to organize the go- vernment in some other place. The official secounts will probably come to hand this evening, in which case, if the telegraph be in order, (it is not now,) I will send @ summary of the particulars, GALVIENSIS. Wasninaron, October 2, 1847, Affaire in Mexico —The worst confirmed—The best done that could be done—The Eastern Mail, We are indebted to the courtesy of Hen. W. J. Brown of the Post-offlce Department, for the outline of a de- spatch received from the Government express through from New Orloans to Richmond, thence by telograph to this city. The James 1. Day, from Vera Cruz, had arrived at New Orleans, six days later. The news was received here by the Post-office Depart- ment this forenoon, and we should have sent it on at once ; but on repairing to the telegraph offloe,we learned from Mr. Bailey, one of the obliging operators, that the line between this city and Baltimore was out of fix. You will, therefore, have to rely upon the ies, but o few hours behind the lightning line, from Hiehmond. You will, of course, have received the news in ad- vance of the mail—of the hard fighting for five days at and in the city—of the loss of 1700 men of our army, of he death of Bravo, the Mexican General, and of Santa Anna being wounded in his retreat, twelve miles,to Guadaloupe. A messenger will leave bere immediately with do- spatehes for General Scott, and for the whole line from Vera Cruz up to the capital. w P. 8. The Post-ofice Department has closed the con- tract with the New Haven, Hartford, and Springfield $14.000—they asked $20,000, but the Post Master General brought them at last to the old terms. piel oan , Oet. 2a b Boston und Prov tdeuce iatread, estas tenes 100465 5 Cheshire Railroad, 9344: 6 Boston road, 11644; 7 do, uew, 114; 20 Kut nog Balt 90 d, 86; 100 do, s 3 d, b7: 25 M vchanta’ Bank, 8 do, 10636; 100 Kast te alrond, ver ceptady, |5 8’ ¢o Boston Bank rec egy: 7 do Tremout do, $99 rer shi 00d, 15 per for TY TKAVELLE KS GQUING fi r years w r-) mest ereeable fp -- 4 line to 004. Pevers! ee. ve aay the Virguuia Springs, Wee ton, wep Iaermed tone the new avd splendid Jow f ic are jm auresidamer POWHATTAN. Cconnectire wih dhe rear Mail Line at Aqquig Creek,) leaves Commeree street wharf. Baltimore, every Tuesday and Wriday Kenna, ace, My lot the above points. 6. ‘ apd expeditions, and ey and James River ne. gh port u of phe Hay, mouth of the Potwmae and Uld Point Comfort, rely avoided by this line ‘Travellers wrendvied that tne line hereby sve tised ie part ana parcel of the Giveat Mail Live through Virginie thar it isthe intention of the comp uies compuring the Great Mall Line, that passengers shall be conveyed by them in couaee {ion with the Powhetum always sa cheaply ss by any’ othee tine, and with more comfort. expedition and certainty, then by ive at the ye TT Stason, de vo Rai ‘om: board ¢ N. they ne tag posengers b the Chearpeale Ba Bowts, and yet reac puth of Pe even when there is uo breach Jydtmneod *r SUCULv SK weACEN, wa Bok hal s Agee’ SD” Premium Patent Elnstic Shualier Brace, Ty ee commended and patronised by the mont emive this country for children or ho ore or are ronod shosidered, ness, oF [au in the elvert, thove of «. iy 1 9% one confined by study, they will find them nm invaluable arth ers, expand the chest. thereby gir) tion to ime Gme with these lest on by the Bay Line. ine persons w AMMAN PE eu edentary atthe writiog desk, ae po brvees the si a © free and. eritny lange Meelauses sad Ininrers Oy serine ti i be able to more mony with les fori oe DACATE'S, Gendemen’s vuiiiting sore, | Brox way, corner of ne B—Alson superior Body Beit, or Rheton Supperter and Bread? ew OFA S—THE LOD! MANUFAC IU NING T coun fer for sale their vem aut impruved ! oud. Het for ese, om writen grain, atthe cl rained rar of ¥ cen's per bushel an per Vacrel. . from Janes Bot ft Are ena, cet New Yorks or Tomes Roth y eruer rid enh | rn ‘a Newark ares Fy A river, toad from Newark to New York. ‘li 9 haw