The New York Herald Newspaper, October 8, 1847, Page 3

bush, Tobacco, bhds, Béans, bush, 215; Cheese, Ibe, 3.583; Bricks, 420; ‘Tallow, bbls. 2; Hoops, 2,000; lee ¥o.210; do, Dbl, 60;’ Hope, irom, 1,680; Fiber bbls, 3,385; Cor a, bush, 2,010; Shae i tae ‘ork, do, 277, Ap do, 359; ble, Butter, ie, 10,7865 Bricks. bg 8710; Hid 4; Stoves, 38; Hemp, Dales, 88; Rost, bbls, 47; Tar, do. 9" Beane do, 6. ‘The aggregate of these shipments does not amount to much, the value of each description being as follows Domestic products, $152,950 73; Foreign products, $68, ‘780 68: Specie, $12,798, Total, $234,529 42. The ex- port trade of Boston with Great Britain and Ireland ap. pears to be very limited. As an exporting port it stands pretty well down on the Met, but asan importing port it stands second. The importations of cotton into Boston, in each of the past cleven years, were as annexed:— Inronte ov Corrom into Boston. 17, 161,429 158,737 108,639, + 44,582 Of the receipts for the year ending Oct. 1, 1847, there were from New Orleans, Je. bates Mobile, 81907 ao; penta pa, S.C, 98,990 do; Savadnah, Ga, "a, 18,672 do; Galveston, Texas, 448 do; ser placeasBADT" ‘do.’ Total, 186,073 bales.” ¥ "Or kee tae esate manufacturers or their sesuits, 140,278 bales; exported during the year, 5,365 Stock Exchange. $2000 * ) ‘Trnotes, 6s ae sae 198 shee. Morris Canal 10 9 14500 di tor on” U SOs %62 102 F ne: ry one ist 5000 Penn 5’s 76, 25 Canton Co 31 ie 300 Reading mtg bonds 66 10 4° bie 31g 000 bonds 68g 100 = do 15000 jo 0 69} 129° = do 30) do 3069" 75 = do 30) Jeo Ohio's, 80 bema160 125 do 30 {100° 2% 100 L Island 830.27 ain Ming od non a. ie 40 OF 436 100 do b30 27; es jo btw Had 300 1 N Bw Bk oo, 350 Harlem RR 4 ie 58 10 do #15 46 : oe 6: rn | ie 50 lo 10 2656 00 4 8 400 45) 00 di 00 ~ do b90 2 10 N Jersey 104 $1000 Penn 5's % "enn 5°s 50 shas Farmers’ Lu 6 $000 Reading bond: 68 25 shas N) Maod Hartt 10}: 3 Labgst a a 3 z Canton Co 293 Ef Harlem RR 45} 2 do new 45) 8 do tte FH 3 7% do dl bia 100 do 330 te 32 Nord Wore HH 150 Farmers’ Loan New Stock Exchan, Pte ne RR a 46% 50 shas Harlem RR s10 4534 oO io aes foo a 50 a c47 50 L Island RR wre 26 50, do reg 4674 50 do 890 27 1". do 46; do bs lo reg 408% 50 jo 7 30 do BS 65g 50 Norand Wore “Ye 4466 50 do. reg 16% 50 do © 43h 100 ao © 45! 0 do 810 4334 CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yorn, Tuurspay ArreRnoon, Oot. 7. The market for flour was steady, and fair sales were made at a alight improvement in some desori ptions, du- ring the forenoon. After ’change, it closed steady at about yesterday’s prices, Sales of wheat were mode- rate. Corn was in fair demand, and sales were made to some extent for export, at full prices. Sales of rye were made at yesterday's quotations. Meal sold more fr ly without change in prices. Mess pork was ashade firmer, while prime stood as before. In groceries, transactions by private sale were light, while considerable sales were made at auction. Asnrs—Pearis continued firm, and sales of 100 barre were mado at $8, and emall saled (15 or 20 barrels) pots, wore made nt $5 62%. Brxswax.~ Holders demanded 260 for northern yellow Bursperurrs —“Flour—Salea of 68 700 bbls. uw Ge- neseo, in lots, were made at $5 873. and 300 do at. A lot of fancy was reported sold a mut Mills were mado in a small way at $6. S00 do On. ‘wego sold at $5 75; 200 do. Ohio round hoop sold et ERS Bide Senesenswe,ret aud fiat hoop a 0 ran and 300 do Go, old do. at $6 78 "South een ts mand. and 260 bbls. Howard more City Mills was held at $6 p $6 dywine was on thé market, ana limited at $6 25, Wheat—Sales 600 bushels North Carolina now waco made, including good at $1 25, and inferior at $1. 12%; 2500 do, common Southern sold at $1 05, and 1400 do new Weatern was rep on terms not uw wood: Gorn—Salea of about 10000) Weskeae wore made for ex: port, at 66 cents for high mixed, and at 67 oente for good flat yellow ; and 2000 do. Western ordinary mixed sold at 64 cents. Meal—Ssles of about 2000 Dbla fair to good quality New York were made xt $275. Ryr—Sales $f 7,8 00 bushels were made at 81 conta, and 600 do, at cents. Rye Flour was held at $4 95. Otas—Sales of 2000 bushels were made at 63 conte Receipts down the Hudson Raver, October oth. Flour. 908 barrels. 000 = do 16,700 do, Canours—The market, was 5 ea for sperm, at 320. Coau—sales of 190 chaldrons small Pict mad at $575, 4 months, | ee vee mace Cortox—Lhe sales reached from 500 a 800 bales, the market ciosing at a1 cent below the current rates Previous to the arrival of the steamer. Holders show no desire to press sales at the present rates. Correr—A eale of 160 bags Rio, slightly damaged, was made by auction at 6 6340, cash. Sale sto} ped. 83 Wage do, damaged, were sold at auction by another house ‘at 30 for @ part, and 6340 for the remainder, cash Featnras—Sales of 1500 lbs, prime new geese were made at 330, Fis —Sales of 800 quintals ood were made at $3 60, leaving about 300 afloat unsold, which were held at $3. 5644. Dealers differed in their views a8 to quotations for No 1 mackerel. Sales of 560 bbls. were reported, embracing No. 1’s at $925 (other dealers yey them ‘at $9 9736 a 9 6234; No 2’ at $7, and No. t $5.25. Herring—Sales of 5000 boxes were made. including scaled wt 700; No. 1’s at 52¢, and No. 3’s at 32c. Hemr—sales of 6) bales of American dew-rotted were made at $160 per ton, including a few tons of fancy at $165, A portion of tho last cargo from Buenos Ayres Hives. ‘Was sold at about 110, on time. LxatHex—A public sale of sole took place to-day, which resulted in an improvement upon the sale last waeeey, 30 on middling and light weignts hemlock, and © slight improvement on damaged; over weights brought about the same. The sales at private were large, prin- cipally on speculation for Eastern account. A better foe)ing existed after the sale among dealers, and higher Prices were demanded than re Lime—Thomaston was worth 7: Pca of 150 hhds. of Cardenas were made at 2e Navat Stones—Sales of 900 bbls. raw turpentine were made at $3 50 per 200 lbs. There was no change in mpicits or in rosin, ar was worth $2 37% 0 $2 00. Ons—Linseed—Moderute sulea English were making at 69e, sd of city preased at 6lc # 620 cash. No cos in crudo sperm’ or whale. Manufactured continued firm at 1200 a 1250, Provisions—Moss pork was held at firmer rates, and sales of 100 bbls. were made at $14 50; ina beri ry it was held at $14 3736 a $14 50. Prime stood at about $10 75, Lard continued firm. Beef, no change. Cheese —Fair sales were making at 7c a 7)¢c. jutter was steady at previous prices. Kice—The quotations for prime new made yesterday should have beon $4 623 a $475. To-day sales of 60 tierces new were made on the dock at $4 6234. Seev—Clover was quiet at 7)6c. The last ie of flax- seed was made at 1300. Svean-—-Muscovado Temained about the same. A sale bs 266 | oa Havana brown was made at 61/ a 6 cents, months Tatvow continued firm at 10 cents. Wuatxvone—No change. Wuisney—Sales of about 180 bbis. State prison were made at 30 cents, and 56 hhds drudge at 203 cents Woor—A saly of 137 logs Brazil rosewood was made oy auction, at an average of about $32 ‘ke1GHTS—10 000 bushels of rain, were @ waged to Li- verpool at 64 per bushel, im sacka; flour was worth 1s 6d snd cotton 3-164. To Havre, cotton was quoted at % « 36 0. per Ib. No change to London. TELEGRAPHIC, Markets. New Onveans, Sept. 30, 1847 ‘The effect of the Britannia’s news. reovived yester doy, bad not been fully developed. The tendency, how- ever Was unfavorable to breadstuffs, Cotton-Sules of ouly 200 bales were reported, previous quotations being barely sustained Fair quality was worth 11 a 11%; middling to good middling, 104 a 10% Stock abou 25,000 bales, Flour—Sules were light. while priows stood aboucthy same Sv0 bbls Ohio and Illinois, good quali- ty, sold at $4 50; St Louleoity milis was worth $4 50 0 625 Corn—Sales wore light;-« few hundred sucks 0! yellow sold at 650 Not doing in wheat Oats Sales at 80 a 805g Pork -Small lots of mess sold at $14 # 14 00. and prime at $1250 Sugar—A small sale of 60 hhds tair New Orleans at 60 Tobacco—T'he market was dull. and no sales of moment reported. Stock about 14.000 bhds, Frelghte—Cotton to Liverpool 6-8d, and to Havre 14d, Sterling bills, 6% a 710. Treasury notes par Atsanr, Oot. 7th—P. M. Fiour—The market exhibited no change, and sules wore light Barley~Sales of £000 bushels new were made at 7273 cents ; 10,000 do. do were made at74 a 7 cents. Corn=-Sales of 1000 bushels were made at 6) cents for mixed, Including ®, pe parcel of superior qua- lity round yellow, at a rnuch higher figure. Rcthiog of importsvoe In rye. Whiskey firm. Receipts by canal during the preceding 24 hours were as as follows : 8000 bo» Flour, 10,000 bushels Corn, 27,700 do Burley, 19,000 do Oste, “Freight, no chango. brands. Wheat—Sales of 10,000 bushels were made, including fair to good Western, at 95¢, this State and prime parcels new Western at 1060. Corn —Sales of 6000 bushels were imade, Includ mixed, at 500, and do, yellow at ssc hunge. a senetaduring the: past twenty- bis; wheat, 8000 bushels; corn, ivals retarded by the wind blowing fresh rth-east. Freights to Albany:—Flour, 56¢; yheat, 15 or ii AB, post bands Cle las who has served iud permanentemploymeut by cuylviae or fonrtn story. Herald Buildin, 8 2 si stock of of « faney good: ness. For particulars se the services of young Man as cu: competent to work at eit tion or addressing §. C., at 218 Wooster st. OARD— Wanted Board in a private are uo other bearders, 42 a Siow lady. “Perms “pd be moderate A line to A. jerald ing long &e. will be attended to ire Boston, October 7—P. M. family, where there Flour—The market continued steady, with a fair de- mand for the better class of brands, including new Cie- nesee and Southern. Sales of about 500 barrels were made, chiefly fresh ground and new, including some lots of Southern, at $6 lag LA tt 25. Wheat—Nothing re- ‘Sales of po ruding bigh mixed at 726, re transpired. hsm ‘he market for perk and baer without animation, wate there was & good de- at ears Cotton continued ‘ail feyss u sales moderat Freights—No change, but there seem- FORMATION wanted of MARGARET DONOVAN, Cappoquim, county of tive years to John Gi Donovan, who st Wasasford.treland sin the city iy about five oye this rountry. ‘The sale wilt establishment. Alsoa lot of fi bushels were made, in- ANT! EDoAy oung Woman wauls a8 or as has bermaid and Wi ‘aiter, and to do pl ‘wing. efarene a givens apply at 112 8th street, in the rear. f habits, and who is wi town) the secpmmodaio vous hte ed in am office of n pretty single front bed rogm in teel and respectable Baily, My ae located somewh een the Bs cunt dt st fey will be Writs be very snug an ed to be some more offerin, —_—_—__——_—- jarried, At Nyack, on Wedaesdey evenin, . Rev. MEd. 8. Davison, : Greenwich stree 6th inst. by the Mr, Wituiam H. Westenvent, to Miss Susan M., eldest daughter of the ‘allman, of Nyack. 7th inst. by the Rey. Edwin T’. Hatfield, ANTE a respectable woman, iTeten RAasny opable On Thursday Ars ag ne day ob ing of part of a stock of & bardware tore, the owner uder auc ead made gold jewelry. BEAUTIFUL PRE- ‘Oct. ath, ‘acca x te a ad i rs 4 aifed Birds, preve! "ak (merien,. Birds of Paradie Game from Lae Ke. ke. TINGS AT AUCTIO! at 7 o'clock, ‘aiutings, in t aud which have no vey as is usual ‘at this a 08 tere (UNION COURSE, L.1—TROT- TING Monday, Oct. Lith, Purse of ! to the second best yy A aay 300 ibs. ' 53 Jo bl. h. Stranger Kady Mascow “6 ims Fhiladely ig Sel iE FOR SALE—Th i ros ar cau be seen atthe sable of Mr decade ce a reet, 0 » Brook- ym Price 385. Can go her mile usidsofta ites at*re Capt. Gronox M. Metcnen, to;Miss Rosomonp J. Sran- woop, both of Brunswick, Maine. On Thursday, 7th inal. by the Rev, 8. A. Corey, i x, nargaon dentist, of Utica, Esq. of this city. ANTED—By: a young map fom Scotlan salesman, or el “> in si a y acods ans ience in making sales and uid accept of x small t ant Office his whole time to busine dy 8 situation as ator 4 the Heave: the treatment. They cu; toa week, and the horse j Utica papers will ‘Please copy ination of ee ay by = pe On Wednesda} the 74th year of his age. ‘The reiatives and friends of the family are respectful ly invited to attend his funeral, from hi 60 Bleecker street, on Friday morning at 9 o'clock. Sth inst, in Brooklyn, of LBERT CONSTANTIN, @ natty mnths. t East isis (R. 1.) on the first day of Octo- Rasy JonaTHan ‘ANDREWS, aged 86 years and 3 months, a , and afterwards a captain in the arm: ‘At ing 22d ult Capt. Nicxanson, ie D. Shepherd, on her voyage from N. Died. re evening, 6th inst. Joun Asrinwaut, in Myrtle and Witleushny a atreeu. ANTED—A situation as wet Ko out to nurse, or to take a chil weet Browne nurse; will be willing tn to nurse. er re of bus ity, with » eash toma gaae,Tueraine a At i a Ne in meten “The edie e to ahead the business i: fiee, with real name, an 06 3t*m where au fos deg be had. ay weg soldie: ANTED=A few active to act as agents for the tions—$300 over and above thi ig, with an ‘opportualty Some men now in our em; $1000 ber year, clear of all expeuses. ill be pry id for th iJ Hal, 293 Broadwi All SENT LEMEN? § Gentlemen or fasaih OTICE 10 MARINERS —The following § wpe aro ple Ca Re re mi been cer at the entrance. y of teudent of the vU: 8. Navy Asi id Red, Praia erissy Vicks) off Cape May in 18 tote water, bottom coarse gray can be seen at our pr THE TATT are accomplishing been considered au ‘ERSALLS HEAVE POWDERS ly what has for a long time possible performance. They in horses, and in such a mil ere manner, that the a mal is not at all inconys worst cough ia from two rally fally restored to sow in two weeks. Ample diree- lous on the package, frice : ‘ANH. GOUGH &0,, 49 Fulton street. 67 Stim Geueral Agent fir the United Brates, FOR SALE—At Burbank’s Stables, No.56 Chit jatreet, one pals of Grey Horses, oue pair of Sorrel Horses splendid ‘Bay Horse, one second-hand four-w on Cab, hes secon ee me Kockaway Carriage; also not of good aad ANGERS of trad will heal so or breast, and werk the collar re mpon Pee in afew days soundly, also, cute, br TUteey ‘strains scratches, thrush, and all manner of & bone. icurb aie pplents (in their early stagea,) Is i sed by the best able Keepers, eur most Hinge and the stage ietors of New Yor! sity: ealpepep ey urers, Newton, Ormsby, ‘born, de. be had depot, 8 Ingersoll ke Cos es pearit Vis Eteeell Dts, of John W. Tow wick, L. I,1 any pablygnt lee af jo- +. a8, $42, 10 sie Sescan ae cence tanks Re per than any article ever offered to the public: ith Ca in a stable two or three yea astol LF pal depot. ‘It ean of drag yaaddlers, in ‘nd taverns, throughout che city and rf country generally. yor Sarthe: particulars, see advertisement 814 30t re jewelry ,&c., which they cot convert into eash, 20 per cent more than from any other dealer, by rainy for the Hor Hand hol haa 3 subscriber, who will attend. them at =e E. of the buoy has 7 feet ; the channe Ne, 3—Cross striped Red and Black. apit of Mummy Shoal, me grey saud. with bl Renee Shoat has 6 feet water on it. westward af this buo: channel to the N. and thei ‘el ap- Office, No. 2 Wall street, corner of Bro: Aline Heil jl the post office or otherwi ° | SE WANTED tuous or cast off Ci ,ose of, can obtain a fair ca: for the subscriber at his resi Office will be punctually attended tod, Ladies can be attended to bt NB. rics stock or job goo oy (not yer buoyed ne and Ki:hrds’ Auta a and Gentlemen hi No. (—Crogs striped Red and Black. of buoy; it marks the south- in, 15 feet_water; bottom an Crow shoal has7 feet water on ie""ahe Richards’ chaanel ta tothe’ westw'tdy andthe ry Coasters’ channel to eastward of this buoy. o, 5—Herpendieular Whyte, and BI price for the same, b lence, ora line see AY | the Pow a Cd is.) shoal, 5 COHEN, 69 Duane st. ae bor eh to any amount Two DOLLAT 8 R& WARD —Lost on Monday nig) larg: ited iff Dog, from Ons Ora of abet TO | LET—From 1s Ast November a Tat 5 next ie two story and No. t. Peenceret a ASE—A imodern built say respectable neighborhood, nos festheren hatreet. Appl <P ALY crane 472 Peart at ” me FURNISHED ROOM TO LET: gentle two blocks Kast from Broadway, below Prince at. Rddress J W.. Herald office. o7 Here ebards: channel, and stands in 18 Crow shoal to the eastward, TADT es ie Say man woman, as femme d to know how to dreas hair, to hav making, and thoroughly to understan wardrobe, and performing all th tion of whiting woman. place, and who ean product character and ability, may ap) and Mumay shoal to « No. 6—-Perpeudicular White and Black . Itinarks the Western entrauce to Hichard’s ¢: bottom, fine grey sand and blue mud, Ke ral Directions Vessels starboard of Blac! stined. Black and White oy. Compass Bearings of F Boors from Cape May and Light. \—8. 8. M Saale parior and two bed rooms on second floor eof oe care of & fculur cine fae a chan: MANUFACTURE fortauate circumstance tus aubsietence and that of from the old country, who by un- i" i be holden to work now for ‘ife, who isin family way, rs0n who: should be will ag, to loan him for he sum of $58, to help hi ay Bit LALO Let. AND FURNITURE FORK ny Harale office wf A FILE MANUFAC. particulars apply atthe Need Store, 15 John at — The follow: ng pice directions for entering Delaware Bay, R. Bache, in connection with these buoys: hards? Channel.— Vessels drawing 15 feet water can pass | at ordiuary low water—smooti: ses. ers afi post pai Bow 3 Pi:tsburgh pa locate in ‘different coun Patent article that will come int ani by every man, woman aed child for s pleasant aud neat. $800 per year over all ex money are invited to call; drawing 16 feet water can pass ary iow water— The risejof the tide may be estimated at 5 feet. Funning, an allowance of 2 points musi be made on the course steered, crossing the direction of the ti pretty steep too, can be avoided ‘hi lesirous of making tier posta ete atten 23 Greenwich stree ou: 1, buoy No. 1 will be er for it, leaving, it el yar low aieoatd hond io passing—when uo with — 4,5 and 6 iw clear weather wan be iu sicht. t N. Der comass: sed paper, rl een with immediate aftention. arr ter upon it, and the and has 4 feet water o any breeea, ‘When abreast of Nos. ty stasd, Wag non the port-bow a point irae Ven, up with ‘No. 3, leave it on the leaned and repaired equal to new, ide to order, at 25 Howard street. Jol is doue ac the shortest notice, by buoy No. 3, keeping it oj ally, hamlet y or ad foe aeseied e = No. 7 Walt on me Maeses: Galignan: Richards’ Chancel —This channel ie be- ¢ Mummy shoals; the the Crow shoel hav- ing on it 7 feet wat Pun the Mummy shoal 6 feet ree. tween Crow an ei ineiaigkane We opthe premises. INTER Two suit. of hand fen ‘Apartments, ecusistiug of two parlsre oa first floor, with three bedrooms with closets aud pantriea, aud oue h private bles and atte: with modern, imnrovem ower baths, and lighted with gas th Teasant and rey pectavle. being but th Broadway, east side, Rooms aow ready for inspection. eae quire at 537 Houston street ‘05 6t% ie desirable small two foes and oe November or immediately, if desired. For 056t®re FOR | SALE OR TO LET—The Greenwich Thea- tre aud vacnrt lots, coruer Varick and Charlton streets. Apply to JOUN ‘h FARISH, 75 Broad st. 05 6t®m | FOR SALE OR TO LET — The mocers thice ory brick Swelling house Hinton Place, be: ti ut re Wart) yin B LAURENCE. 5 ret. 05 Stis*re = APART ME! NTS ‘TO LET— Fassia oF wufur- hed, at No. 31 North Moore street, suitable for gen- fh 02 6t#re PUBLIC HOUSE TO LET—The large four tory i No. 2. Mercer street, commer of Howard street house N The ba & refectory. the tirat floor for 4 Bar, or i Koo ‘here are 10 rooms in the stories above; two large vaults, 090 on Mercer atreet and the other on Howa: 1, belonging to the house. For turther 1 particulars i.qui Ok SALE—A VALUABLE FARM on Staceo Eid aud, formerly known as the Ridgway proj _ sisting of about sixty-five vation nud well f Fy ae aide. By which the best manure may alwt brained.” A large part tthe laud is well adapted for’ huilding. lots, “There eo two Houses, good ou s, excellent water and abundance of frait on the farm, which lies within haifa, mile of the Taading sr Cbelamee where estengaboat Rartoan cals daifysead foot miles from Port Richmond. or terms and further peticalars, apply to Mr. whee : a good Peaking cl CRANE, ahd YORK—The adver NAV 34, Wor No. through the post offiee, directed “tite can receive the amount, by application ich pass 01 and aad haul up westerly for Nes. whieh pas Noes your couy, the Bro nd you between the tHe PELHAM FARM, randy wine shoal iu Swi now prepared to contract for the ented Newtown in Applee: and es ly Apples, from the Pelham Farm, ister w Yor! “This fruit is enrefally paspricked. thoroughly sweated and flat hoop bright barrels, expressly for hards lying directly upon the Huds bronght down by water, Sonate yansy sw ici Segue Wee ou eno ik COUNTY, are given at low wat rie bbl Gaal abhi ua led THE ONLY" Good agents wanted as above om the city of ‘Araster lai the first lot of new Daten 1847, Jf ny genuine Harlem Oil, &c. le Grocery store 183 Green- *B. VANDEVILLE. PANISH LANGUAGE-—METHUD—-To conjugate; a eee en vacked by hand in new Fecoented ina cals en wit the Frat FIVE! Catherine Jackson, rebie refined, made of same he fruit and grains from the Pelham Farm have taken the womiums and medals at the several State md United rica Fairs and Shows, for mat ‘Albi ences Ht wigh street, opposite Alban Et eet "08 at )Ppos y ste ‘OHIN B. MURRAY ‘2 Hat ‘shins 1 M30 6t ThSaM WFM*m B CLARKE, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, * Liam Street, opposite the ‘Washington Stor pursuing the guly true po If I see a customer once, | again, in Consequence of doing him just manner recommend themsely tr fa equal to those of any other manuiacturer inthe country. ¢. My goods My whole attention is devo- The course is of 30 lesson: Pipa ena, itt in cutting is universal ou Satisfictory refere Plan ‘OU! ¢ celebrated caterer, (at ae ‘oll a eaesy a snjpotned entemen who were too | a 1.) has consented to get uo another No. 86 Nassau, this who have, and particularly not, tasted of his soup and steaks, we can only tats DOLLAR Bt pur. chil 42 ‘Tuesday’s dim turtle dunner at “* The t Pince,” tomorrow, from 11 to 5. ARE sOPPORTUN) ALL’ Kd 4 REN VEL WORM: cy. FAMILIES—KICH B CHILDREN, AND Cr ag A TS. consist of cloth cont an the contouta of three Ino, cl 4 ‘ines i h paid for gents clothing, C g, corner of Nassau and Merino ‘Clonks, jined ae silk io colors, and Satin correspond ; will be sold at Ales pr prices, in consequence of being imported for a party. who conditions of theis contract, Howard Hotel, Sept. 30, 1847 0 INVENTORS AND OTHERS INTERESTED IN New Yon, October 6th, ier ‘gion M. Keller, Engineer and Attorney for hie’ comply with the ip Lye nee. ers attracted to the city an Institute, and the Episcopal 4 ‘will addres 8 the meeti the Fair of thes my cH By bey wee the ef Examiner in the UnitedStates solved the partnership, until recs City of Washington, under the firm of Keller avd Greenough, hes commenced the practice of his Leta er in the city of tly existing in the y information concerning for many years been connected vatent Office, and having devoted OS On the ith ina Maiden lane, a prices, in the German language. bisai 3" a4, leaving the same at 7 1d the progress Of the use. si F wi aiden Jane, up stairs rend impoyane branch of SIR specifications and Aneel ( kEwa AHD—Lost, on Wednesday, the 20th of Sept, Gold Bronce Pier sonseining ety sh pin was an oval murked ov the i ide G. ape = attend to the of patents alread: jence and practical REWARD Site y fre Mouroe county, Penn . who left Re Boarding ol he 12th of August Ia Jat Commnsiones of Bat and went to New the Lith year of his age, of to be wi og applieat before the United States Pa in court, and, in short, may be «: on all i queatous eo to his’ profession ro the laws of be consulted on all questions of Engi emer come ie favotyedl ts soemefeetanee left home, were marked wore # elath ap d dark T fa con, marked as above men- bo tieularlyin the brane! iu Merehant’s Hotel”, at ion of machinery, an * experience in the duties of miner ratenta, practical and aie tas Knowledge of all oe "branche (3 ie various branches of cs rdiemtiy bs while shopping, with whose The owner: ma® ol ally present; aud his location in the city centre of industry, has been selected with the vlitating personal intery This loen'ion will also able him to dispos t wou ‘Ne jathd day of October, 184 hope thee we wil he able to do better by h done eee beforeand ig eas B'oetrea October" ae hel pera te pe ” as su Ps raise, valk na good ry ‘it shon! or id arash ae oe eT, | 8 Le JaValse from the opera i, Melange ayelee rom pe os ‘embellished with “ Fepetice of ithe 4 Oat port of ii Lind, Tedese. id Mi namber contains twent: sb from the most popal TANDOLES, comprising jorteet portrait of oriental and camphene Imps, suitab) churches, hovel, bulind atone, or any ouabt nent where brilliinto. economical light is required with an assortm-nt 3 shobe s, served ny Romar 833 nases, wicks, extnphie ruse ares aiters & 8 REIL ass, comer.of Lai OHN CATTNAC H, constantly males , Carpet Bags and Sate! it article of Sole Leather Trunks, suitable ean oF European travel, and Portmanteaus for the ath America, ke., . fil the end of jendid tide page mpious index, will be forwarded to rubscribers grate. en ey Fear, payable in advance, or 60 cents 0 iL) Gg TRUNKS, rk Slanafhctaer. No {I'he “devored exclusively to ant illuminated vignette of ae MUSIC SALOON, ment of Trunks, nor the West Indies, street to Crosby, Bury avo, Oot. 7. Fiour—The market wss steady, and we reports enles of | A000 hie, ab 5 196 @ 66 sc id Houston street, and | arveet to Moreel, 4 3 16 the above reward Re as & PRATORT i, T aving same with am > ke a tive ‘hemlet, glass wari 8" hve imac TO THOSE THAT WISH TO J % REGT. OF U. 8. ARTILLERY.—Wanted or the Beataens of Arailery, 400 alfle bodied men, pereens, the en of 18 and 30 Per te wbich good pay, rations, and ist it clothing will be the aporsy i arn of 160 acres, or $100 as) Pare Be oe Ba bo oie Wash the vous process at ieernwich NS. em aging id Chasis nite 150 at } Ww vor fees ge soeere Ta STRUC TION—C. E. €AS- from London, solicits the attention of fadtes ect remrtemsn ta bis: Steevie matic ‘of teaching Piano Forte, Singing and Violin, whereby his pupila ensure rapid improvement in a very short time. Pupils who would have the tuition of a carefu severing taster, will please cal at joor east Timm. PIANO FOR’ ES JAMES F FrRaS| Walker street, has now onj hand finishiog, Piano Fi rior horizontal gra ol the improvements of by his own experience nts are manufactured for the se is 8} to render them at nid ir Sa ore] _815 BHF re LOOK A’ {1S.—French Boots and Shoes Geu- tlemen, iu this store you will find a large assortment ue beat quality snd cheap ; La 11 also find her gail of boots and shoes they may want; the stoe kin so large and the auortment. so great. you eannot fail India all the differ al kei my own mu aihetare bond boy: sell ing at Hammond atreet, same evening. The SANTACLAOS, Captsin Overbaugh, Barclay atreet, north aide fat Sunday moroing, at 7 o'clock, dwells, aC vouruiand, West "Points Cold Comvall, Newbury bureh, Milton, Wa le ye foe wrioformation, apply 0 tis “west at up stairs. BRUNS WILK PERT BOY, ROSSVILLE, WASHINGTO: MO id after Monday, Oct ith, tl pont ANTELOPE, Cave: 8. Van Wiekle, vjllieave th foot of Robinson street, next abo rela} alepast 2 P. daily, for New Brunswick, ». Re: | eee tae cece laee WA $ 7AM. from and after Monday, Lith, the seve- "are 2M cents—Breakfast on bonrd 1 — Breakfast on bom Se—Pasengers for Spotawood, Cross Road and Homerville, take. stage dire ~ FOR NEW ORLEANS, vin CHARLE®- LON: and HAVANAS The, stentaship NANRAGANSETT, 11. Wilson, master, will leave for the above ports on Monday, October lth, at4 P. L, being of large power. than has been recorded betwe to this eity and NewOr- APY the Sepeain on bourdat 1 works yard, 120 ‘onatere” Bt VANDE WATER, 39 Coenties slip. rh sal AKT sail on Ms a eae mp new aig ‘powerfal frou Steamer GUADALQUIVER, 000 tons .measure- ted '¥ regard to com- nee, an bg am vill e liberally intendence of professed cools, 70 in Btate Rooms on Saloon Deck 860 in forwerd aud aft and apper deck cubing, wweluding wi cures for at 7 e ae Wr an, ceaga’ sons, rowghly refasteved, and undergone. ym me, ul convenience (0 ensure For freiyht to New Or ports, apply to the captain iver, or to sant trip for her passenge ither of th Cy Wadi 10th stre: et days. «FOR SALE—Thx MARY KEMBLE, e be Bist gr 4 ie Pane rigid ‘and isin yd order, forty tor Mectiaee OR 0 L—Kega! first FOOL ‘we sail ee shi Sake WATEN EY ipa i] Las above he re yular di 5 rtd wae pase as wonIOne intending to em! 3 take immedi ‘board. foot of Maiden ene ee i er of Fine and South streets P.§.—Persons degtvous of sending for their friends in the old poy 1) can have them brought ut ite abo very favorite et, or any other of thi THE! on tk AR! here ROARK Mr ts Fetibons » Performance will com- | RE—W. J vens.—Friday Treaiss, ror onmutiy* entitle TRUMP ES oF Oot ND. Manager. Ma. will be vergned + Spel ym 1% 01 Sceue pis Fort Br Brown by cd jee: Zemlor Gene Ia vision The Fao vision—The Capture of 3d vision—Bomberdment of ath visioo~The Batt he ad dacoysr i bit, aad Boats mr termination of the fr first 4 My the second coutest— inncbprings: ‘The'eatie ofthe vant Stage willbe thrown open to aid in the goin Three Days’ Fight Previous to which the drama of BLACK EYED SUSAN id Marshall; Goatbram, Mr Burke; Susan, Doors open at 636 o'clock. andthe curtain will rise at 7. Boxes 25 Cents; and Uallery, 1236 coat Oetrrcrat i iday Ev. " Fri riday, ening. Vietory.—The rin, of the Scenic Termination of the never to Seri TP RE—Under the re ane: D DEUS on Raisel D’Es- ‘Mr. Stafford; Carlo, Miss LGLROPATRA~-An OELING—Capt. Frank ler, the Hm called SAM SiviPEe—Sam harlotte Melrose, sates Hildre: Cet THEATRE—Mr. Walcot Tecate announce FAREWELL BENEFIT ARTURE FOR and last appesmanet will take place to-m ATU! BDAY vey FENING, oth Oct. 1947. In thetew gomie data Buckytone's RT cca of ‘Aad osbet pitelialanseater ALMO'S.—Mondny, Ooiober ‘i, i887 —Opea very aight. i pedis, "ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS. 2RM, swoon, HARBINQTON. | since their return fr ine pe where te 20 THE LATEST MOMENT. TELEGRAPHIc, News from the South. Ricuonn, Oct, 7. 1847—P. M. ‘The New Orleans papers of the 30th ult., have arrived, but they contain no later dates from Mexico. The Picayune publishes the official reports of Generals Salas and Rencon, from which it appears that Valencia did not know of Gen Smith’s detour to attack his rear. Rencon attributes the deteat of Cherubusco to an ex- baustion of ammunition, which rendered the unfit for service. bord Gen. Rencon reports 2 Second Lieutenants, 4 Ser- geants, 6 Corporals, and 23 Privates prisoners, and the Logion of St. Patrick killed in the battle of Cherubuseo The Yellow Fever. There were eight interments from yellow fever in New Orleans on the 30th ult. The Maryland Election. DESPATCH NO. I. Bautimone, Oct. 7—Evening. To save those of your readers who do not wish the trouble of wading through columns of figures to ascertain who is and who is not elected, [ send the probable result, #0 far as ascertained, in this State :— Philip Francis Thomas, demooratic, elected Governor Alexander Evans, whig, elected to Congress, again. Robert McLane, democratic, elected to Congress. DESPATCH NO. II. Baxtimone, Oot. 7—P.M. The whig loss in Anne Arundel county is sixty. It gives Goldsborough (whig) twenty majority. In Cecil county the whig loss is forty. Evans is elect- ed in this county. Carrol county gives Thomas two hundred and eighteen majority. Cecil, one hundred and ten. Baltimore county about eight hundred. Cecil county gave Evans upwards of two hundred ma- jority. ‘Thomas is doubtless elected. Tho reports from Dorehester are unfavorable for the whigs. DESPATCH NO. Ul, PHiLavecemia, Oct. 7, Afternoon, ‘Thomas's majority in Baltimore city is 1566 ; im Ceol county one hundred and ten. Evans’ majority in Cecil 248. MeLane is elected by @ majority of 541. Thomas's majority in Carroll is 258. Goldsborough’s majority in nf rear mse anuounce to the ladies and re New don that they will Weeeere a be of ruses, {tet soccer nine with their unique ils. A. DUMBOLTON. Doors open at 73 o’cloc! Under the direction of Admission 25 centa, Ke. HALL, 472 Broadwa; commencing M( eer m Gand jSICAL AND OPERA- Oct. 11, Grand Operatic HENRI HERZ and CAMILLO SIVORI have mach sure ia announcing. that they. have suecessiully complcted tate errengementa' fora: Ciread Opera Concert, which wil AY, Oct. Lith. at the TABERN ACLE Se Gems trom Mozart’, fumous Opera Renee ‘on this occasion, b: ry the aohowias iM; sevece . Situs Flee, er het pvearaace’ia'NY fgcomoanid by a Grand Orche MSIILLO SIVORI will p La Melancholie The Fourth Concei o pg te e) “All with or Pret! Duet Concertante, » Herz and Sivori AMUSL MOROUS tin BIVERMING PER: ibrary, coruer o! pen m7 Wo'cigck-commence a: Admission 25 cts, children under 10 years of age, tr paerecte performances on Wednesday an ARNUM’S AMERICAN MUSEUM—P. —P. T. Race, Proprietor—F. iG Bee aaa WEDNESDAY, SPRIDAY AN@ SATUR. AY ‘ October 1h, 7th, iat 4 conse te unparalled rush to see neONGENERAL. TOM TI BUN daring his Biv HitEG ON a NG A’ IN THE ‘APTERNO! in at 4 aeloek. and NING aR cosTuMEs, hi Chunent is Dram: Court Suit, worn before Queen ITO will also intro- fieation oe tiie Mechanical Figures, Mecletiag the Morning the performance the little resting aud chaste pertorm- The little General is perfectly ymmetrical in all his propor- tions, igrelti gene and graceful beyond belief, and ver i pontively the fhactime Gen: Tom Thasab Ww proceeds imme charleston, August Columbus ‘Montgomery, 3 ile and the principal Southern Arundell twenty. In Harford county Thomas's majori- ty is 21 ; Evans's majority 23. Thore is evidently a fair demooratic gain. DESPATCH NO. IV. Baxrimone, Oct. 7, P. M. Cecil gives Thomas 18 majority, but also gives Evans amajerity. DESPATCH, NO. v. Batrimone, Oot. 7—9 P. M. The whigs have elected four Congressmen, and the democrats two. > The Legislature will be whig. ‘Thomas is about two thousand ahead. Six whig coun- ties not heard from. Thomss’s majority in the State will be several hundred. DESPATCH NO. VI. Bartimone, Oct. 7—93¢ P. M. The following are the democratic majorities for Go vernor, in the counties named :—Carroll, 331 ; Ceell, 110; Harford, 21, The whig majority in Anne Arundel is 20; Frederick, 100; Kent, 153; Montgomery, 60; Prinee Georges, 46. The Congressional democratic majority in Bultimore, in five wards attached to the third district, is 897 The whig Congressional majority in Frederick is 50; Cooil, 228; Harford, 23; Kent, 165 The three last be- long to the fifth district. Evans (whig) is elected. DESPATCH.NO. VII. Puivave ruta, Oot. 7—9X P.M. Montgomery county gives Goldsborough sixty majo- rity, and Prince George’s one hundred and one, DESPATCH NO. VIII. Purapecenta, Oot. 7—10 P. M. Kent county gives Goldsborough 156 majerity, and Frederick one hundred. Thomas's gain in the counties heard from is about one thousand. Frederick county gives the whig Congressman 60 ma- jority. The Legislature is Goubefel, The Elections in Connectiout: Haatronp, Oct. 7,9 P. M. A constitutional amendment was decided last Mon- day, in this State, by the people, four votes to one against negro suffrage. Upwards of one hundred towns (one haif in the State) have been heard from. The vote is exceedingly small— 14,000 noes, and 4,200 ayes. The town elections in one hundred towns heard from, are the same as last year, save the democrats have lost three and gained two. These town elections have a controlling influence over our State elections. Legislative Proceedings. Senate. Axsanr, Oot, 7, 1847. The Senate adjourned for want of s quorum, omly 12 Senators being present. Assumary. The Speaker being absent, the Clerk called the House te order. The roll was called, and but 42 members an- awered to their names. The House then took a recess Towns and Cities. MINIATURE LOUIPAGE! will pram ects Ces ae moe) pe seen in front of arn ai 6 7 Wie RRN, the "Vaukee Comedian, eh i MORKtS, ‘Miss BERNARD, kc., i hole, 25 cents; children wader’ ater ene wud Death on oot "National "Academy 8. Hors from 9 A. M. | Sa ToRtinasion 3 cents; edvon Tieket 30 B—They are admitted by aon of the first a1 ye subjects, and thet best red to the public. ne fe giesungiey tt TOTTENR, ath bit | ects ever offer begs to inform hi mission of Henry Ex npous performance of organ just erected by Mr. krhen, ter street, (head of Canal) containin Keya and two octaves of pedals, aecor on Tuesday evening next, October 121 | #ecloek, ps se this peed Local m2 Cea, Ig, 37 stops, three row ence atthe time of this splendid in- conta to be had only at Stoddard & Danharms, st nsade’ ose ben, at the “manufactory, 172 Center ot Ninth street, two doors Hi rer oun te ATR} the wi tf KING HOLLAND-—Joha Downey Mr. freight oF passage. having superior accommodations. at fovelt fidolie, Mr. Sire Timm; Quelle, Miss Mary Taylor; Mary, M sre ‘gnclnde: we 1 Comer met Ley 25 gate titled ADA L ponay free emiied A BAY ottand will be formed t Povy" THE TILER—Teddy, oe peenerany with THE OMNIBUS—Pst Rooney, Mr oupe Ith, the Segu i Onerptis 2 Tr gap it ANS 1B far Wake SHAKS?E, An} HOTEL x ork, tnkes hie ft hig ist he will open hen Mi aes Tahoe | wy ag his in no th ey ‘aso commence clas ‘nal vireet, on. Getaber hah imesh foay. Maat irom 3 to ee! ig ani i forladies, ils or in classes at Semi- canal sireet, where were sent ‘nd Assemblies for ed hly, commencing on the sOUTH '—Gk ap NG ‘are Hi '=To come off on etre Privity & pon sealer information eer ba take place semi-mont ,| NObEertf aise ght will bo rex ira} For blancs ¢ or ard, at Lon t 4 JOHN ¥, 0) ttre 10) font "winaversPatladstp hla ae t—its motive of tanking ed | it beac two falls at th soy cents, "Ticketsto be liad at the door, oT tie ‘the mere Ling to watil 11 o’clock. When they again met, the roll was called, and but 39 members being present, a call of the House was moved, and withdrawn. The roll was then called for the third time, when 48 members answered to their names. A motion to adjourn was made, and lost, 16 to 22. After some further conversation, the House, without @ count, adjourned. — BY THE MAILS. Wasnixaton, Oct, 3, 1847, Galviensis and the Union, It is #0 much the daily task and avocation of the Union to ‘Seat its words” at the bidding of ite masters, that it has at length learned to swallow the nauseous morsels without even awry face, The latest case of this sort of facile deglutition occurs in that paper of last evening, which retracts its endorsement of « certain article In « New York evening journal, commendatory of Mr. Dixon H. Lewis, and speaking with entire confidence of his re- election to the Senate of the United States. This en- dorsement the Union now swallows whole, unreservedly, and even with decided gusto ; and such is its amusing earnestness in the performance of this task, that it ab- solutely denies having endorsed the article at all. In udicrous connection with this denial it actually quotes the endorsement, word for word, innocently unconscious of the intrinsic refutation it has thus afforded its read- om, of the atolid untruth it utters. But if intrinsic proof of its witless blundering were wanting, there is abundant secondary evidence in the fact that the editor of the Union, when indignantly rebuked by those whom the insertion of the article had compromised, humbly and penitently acknowledged the error, and shifted the blame on his subordinate, declaring that he himself had never seen the article before its appearance in the oe- \umns of his paper. It is sufficient to add that he was sharply reproved for its appearance by the President, and that the prominent members of the cabinet ex- \reased excessive mortification at being placed im such a {olse position by the article in question. The Onion, in making this ungracious retraction svails \taelf of the opportunity to heap vile and unseemly abuse on Galviensis, I cannot suffer myself to be pro- voked into similar indecorum—nay | can afford to amile at the scurrilous ebuliltion, when | reflect that the tongue that assails #0 humble an individual as myself, has before now wagged in, defamation of the greatest ana best beloved in the land; and afterwards sang hallelujahs to their names, when power had jrendered them objects of its sordid worship. The Union bas applied to me the epithets “ contemp tible,”” and “worthless soribbier.”’ If, sacrificing all self-respect, I had, for a consideration , delivered myself bound and shackled in opinions, feelings, prejudices, principles, and oreed—divesting myself of all claim to free agency—binding myself for the term of four years to play the puppet, to laud my mester’s friends and sbuse his enemies, without stint or diserimination—and if, af- ter this unreserved sale, I were conssious | beld office only by sufferance, having no single qualification for the performance of my duty, except a incile willingness to flatter abuse—and if, with this eonviotion, | r'ilt held on, in foar and trembling, to the frail tenure of my sonnection with my employers, regardives of thel afte repeated su Wone th hey would give any price to got rid of mois, in fine, | should held myseit ready ®