The New York Herald Newspaper, October 9, 1847, Page 3

ofa wature te catiec a greater ‘bseiidiatiah te tan experienced within the past week. The amount received for tolls on all the New York _reetpwweeamti see Samus period in 113,841 74 Increase, $12,201 72 PR ant GREER dele ogo Ee eniek Oe 30th of Sep- tem inclusive, (163 06 During the same yattod in teat i 3 Wiper ies 2 Tmerense oo... se ey eee eee oe 0 8776,001 34 The following table shows the amount received for tolls during the 4th week in Sept., from the years 1840 to 1847, inclusive; and also the aggregate amount received from the commencement of navigation to the 30th of Septem- ber inclusive, during the same years :— New Yorx Starz Canats—Tours Receivep. Ath Total to $126,043 46 1,991,164 72 rt 219 08 121,883 96 on 832 23 164 2,667,256 06 ing table showsthe amount received for tolls on each canal from the commencement of navigation to the 39th of September, inclusive, during the years 1846 and 1847 :— Ones ake ¢ al. neda Riv nero mece River Towing Path,.. “5/90 % $1,891,164 72 2,667,256 06 In the event of the receipts for October and November being as large as they were in August and September, the aggregate for the season (provided the canals close ‘on the 1st of December,) will be more than three and a half millions of dollars. It is our impression that the ag- gregate will exceed thatamount. The recent improve- ment in prices for breadstufis in England will, without doubt, give an impetus to the forwarding of supplies trom the interior to the seaboard, to take advantage of any de- mand that may arise fer exportation after the close of in- ternal navigation. This will give increased activity to our works of internal improvement, and swell the tolls toa much larger amount than was generally anticipated = few weeks since. We havo repeatedly urged the policy of forwarding everything to market this fall, to as great an extent as possible, for several reasons. Better prices will rule betwoon this and next May than after; froights will ‘be much lower between this and the close of navigation, than for some time after the opening of the canals in the spring,when every one will be pressing forward their sup- plies. The advantages of the winter market and theearly spring demand, when stocks have becomemuch reduced are so well known, that we trust the producers will avail themselves of every day of canal navigation to get their crops of grain into the Atlantic ports. ‘The rapid improvement in tne finsnoial condition of Pennsylvania is a matter of much astonishment, to not only every citizen of th3t State, but to the bondholders generally. The annual increase in the revenue, and re- duction in expenditures, operates with a two-fold influ- ence in restoring the credit and financial prosperity of the State. We annex a statement, made up from official sources, showing the revenue and expenditures for each year, since 1841:— FINANCES OF PENNSYLVANIA.—REVENUE AND EXPENDI- TURES. je amount of revenue yr the year 1846..... ...$3,010,062 34 Deduct loans and tex on the re} fanded debt. ....ssseee 45,880 36 ‘Total ordinary revenue for 1845 $2,964,181 98 Aggregate amount of revenus for the year 1846..... 3,629,087 28 Deduct loans and tax on the funded dubt......0..6+. 110,065 07 Total ordinary revenue for 1848 $3,419,992 21 ‘egate amount of revent 10 mon! orlere e 3,618,321 09 Deduct loans and tax on the funded debt......h..... 319,842 10 Total ordinary revenue for 10 months of i847,......., $3,298,779 09 $9,681,964 18 Total 2 pee RT ae and 10 months jount of revenue tor Ate year 1842. . 2,780,608 40 eduot loans...... 034,764 83 ‘Toetalo revenue for 1642 $1,045,843 57 me amount of revenue for the year 1848........ 3,404,434 37 Dednot m 8 of stocks, | jus revenue, and loans...... 1,456,826 11 ‘Total ordinary revenue for 1843 1 the year 1844......,.. 2,331,765 53 Deduct Joans,sales ‘of stooks, and United States. .. 21,385 89 ‘Total ordinary revenue for 1644 $2,310,380 14 Total ordinary revenue for 3 L.YOOTs t0 1844... sess eeeeeee $6,104,892 97 ‘Total 2 years and 10 months to Oct. 1, 1847. $9,68 81.95: 384 18 18 Linrernspvony aeeke Oh eae 6,104,832 97 of Pennsylvani ind 1847, compared with tho a boy 843 and 1844, geregate amount of ex; tures for le45, . i vie + $3,289,028 13 Deduct facet loans, cancelled relief notes, Tiots, Ke... 2,034,882 05 ‘Total ordinary expenditures for 1845, + $1,264,146 08 ate amount ofexpendl- tures for 1846. ........ + $3,629,264 67 Deduct loans, interest on loans, cancelled relief notes, 2,291,195 66 ‘Total ordinary expenditures for 1846. . .. . $1,238,069 11 Aggregate amount of expendi- ‘Lures for 10 months « 8,611,749 62 Deduct loans, int loans, cancelled r: We ceevecens 47, om tes, 2,423,098 28 Total ordinary expenditures for 1847... . . $1,067/816 34 Total ordinary “apart for 2 yearsand 10 months 10 187.6 6. cece cece oe «os «$8,880,081 63 Aggregate amount ofexyendi- tures for 1! Ma IT ae Ma juct louns, interest loans, dom. creditors, he. 1,461,438 06 ‘Total ordinary expenditures for 1842. + $1,854,921 46 tures for 1843 man, $3,499,144 00 Deduct loans, j galt loans, dom, creditors, ke... 1,910,236 90 ‘Total ordini ditures for 1843. . 7 10 Aggregate savant ofexpene’. psi tures for 1844 Deduct loans, ict ‘op, POAT BBS 1) on Josns, dum ane + 498,780 95 ‘Total ordinary expenditures for 1844. . ,.. $1 348,604 60 Do. for 1642, 1848 and 1844........, $4,792,438 16 7 yversand 10 months tL. IBAT. «5s oe «$8,600,081 63 otal’ yours 10 1846..,... a 703438 18 Exouss fm 1842, 1843 and 1844 $1,219,401 63 Excess of revenue in 2 years and 10 months tw Oot 1. 1847 +$3,977.121 21 1,212,401 63 Actual gain to the ore io 2 years and 10 months to Oot. 1, 1847... eee vee ve 0 $4.700,029 OF This te an euctmons gain in such a short period, and shows that the greatest economy has been exercised in the management of the public faances. Political capt. tal to some extent will, without doubt, be made out of this exhibit, aud the party in power will no doubt have ‘the bevefic of It, The present administration have the credit of extricating the finances of the State from the ‘e~wful confuslos and depression they had for years Leni our been in, und St is right mn the oper way Fis tooreuse ty the serene fs en the result of a greate ¢ rps hee coil of » more Hons ha er i wort, the old laws; au reduc! pen: tures has been the result in tea aps i every department of tb Aitable and prainworthy thaw anything ae mote cre. LT Mxoh cms r onaay 6s we 275 sha Nor and WoreR 43 Woo 18 6° ‘67 ‘3 we Se Ovo.be "90 60 610 a 0 io 9 25 Jb JHinote fated 9720 Keudiug bonds ee ie =: z me ae echaoies” Bk ata “30 Long jean 36 4 Rarmers! Pent er ae a Bs pe 50 Morris Canal 300 RR 4 co do 500 44 o0 Caneel ve ino 4 10 Canton arrip ’ 97 NES and Hartford wish fo 0 % 6) Canon Oo boo ao” 40 0 b10 45 $0 do WM 100 N Jersey RA stam 10h "4 $2000 Troagnry notes BR “ioahas Farmer? Loan ‘aie. 30s F 100 de a7 50 Long RR 50 de 2% 100 do 50 do aq 50 do Ft 150 baie -y RR 100 28 100 46 330 100 45% 50 lo 60 28: 100 b30 46 100 A bso 28! 100 34 Reading RR 50 do 95 45) EJ 9390 56 190 00d} % 3% do se lo i a ix 3 do maw 56 New Stock Wxshange. 50 shas Harlem RR 4436 25 shas Canton Co 29) 0 ¢ 443 100 Farmers’ Tr 390 25 159 do 4 500 do ba 25 100 = do 13045, 50 do 33 26 100 = do 45% 50. do " 150 do 45; 50 Norand Wore R c 43 Wo do 45% 50 do b3 43 50) do 45% 50 do ¢ 43) 25 Canton Co baw oe de 83 43) 50 do e ——— CITY TRADK REPORT. New Yoru, Fripay Arreanoon, Oot. 8, The weather through the greater part of the day proved extremely inclement, which in a measure sus- pended all out door business. The market for flour and grain was firmer. New and fresh ground brands were in good demand, and sales made at full prices—in some ca- ses a slight improvement was visible. Wheat was firm, and new Genesee in light supply, and for all kinds there existed a fair inquiry. Corn was firmer, and sales made at a slight improvement. Oats were firm, while rye stood about the same. Provisions continued inactive, while prices in a measure remained unchanged. Groce- ties sold to a moderate extent, at about previous rates. Asuzs—Smaill sales of Pots were made at $5 62)¢, and of Pearls at $8. The market was steady. Breswax—Sales of 1600 ds were made at 24 a 260 Breapsturrs.—Flour—! of 300 bbls pew Genesee were made at $5 8734, and about 1000 do—in two lots— st $6; 200 do Union Millis, Brooklyn, good brands. old at | nad pouseases great a Toe ae eee brands. at, $e7by 806 do Shawmus Mills, ine fshesper-in pie 1 Were silage 1246; good new ‘new Southern was | the, sapor of vi want 2to3 wn, Tan se ase at 90.35. Whect Balan of 140) ihe ea . els Geneseo, now, New Orleans, mi: light news. i Ne Jersey at $325—no sales of moment transpired —A cargo sold at 80 cents; delivered, it was held at 82 - Oate.—Sales of 3000 bushels were made at 63 oon’ Receipts down the Hudson River, October 7th. 8,650 barrels, reduced it was said, to about 3000 bags in first hands. There was no change in quotations. Cotrox.—The wet day and cloudy atmosphere wer much against operations in this line today, the sales braced only about 600 bales, which were for ex; at the quotations we annex, and at which, holders not press sales, Fis $3 here DON, Mackerel No. 1’s, were dull, while No. 2's were firm at $7, and No. 3’s steady at $5 25. Hemr—Sales of 200 bales dew ies cargo of the ship Thomas Perkins, from Manil partly sold, to arrive, and the remainder since on private terms. tailtrade. Oi1s—Linseed— of about 1 English were made at 58 « 590,cash;:American city presu- ed remained the same, while a fair Smount of sales wore Sperm or Whale. ale of 100 bi offered at $14 3734 50. There was no rr wa by er Jenving it at No, transpired, Butter—! made at 14}¢¢; Ohio was inactive at 11 s 12}¢0. was steady, without change in bbls) of G case Lard were made at 80. Rios.—The weather operated against sales, and no transactions were re] ported. _Sne0—10 bbls timothy were sold at $14 ; elover stood at 70. TAttow was steady at 100. ‘ Wuatesone.—Nothing done. Wnistxer.—The market continued y and 90 bbls. state privon were » told ‘at 300.; and 100 ae at 2936 cents; and 26 hi . drudge sold at 29% S0e., Receipts coutinued light, while the. steck alma Pulled No. 1 was worth 300, and superfine 330, There wore no sales of foreign from first hands. ny and would now offerage: Fretauts.—To Liverpool, we quote flour 6a. | aaalifi ns an excellent opportunity to co! Grain, in bags, at 6d per bushel, and cotton at site to | rysine would retire from the bi Mdasked by packets. To London, rates were better. | iis opportaaity is worthy of no ; or heavy goods 3288 92464 was asked, and for four | from i0iovatioeke <7“ 0d 2tinbatot ms 2 a 3s. ‘or Hat ani jamburg, cotton was wi AN' lata Bye fr Se 4 & a vege ites a in the bark Candace.— Terme notes at six months. Hyson—65 cheats at 44 cts per Ib; 33 do 36%; 131 do withdrawn. Clery epee carl 25, 104 do and 146 chests 3%; 241 hf chests withdra: aig Skin—10 chests oe, 63 do 26; 40 do 25; 79 do a 31 do 2334: uate a 38; 37 $05. Were made at 131 ps Gacinh i toe poor Southern, ‘were sold at 105 cents. Corn.—Sales of 200@ bushels round, were made at 68 cents; 4000 do ixed, were made at 63 cents; 1900 do high mixed sold at 67, and 2000 do at 65. The show of samples and the market closed with increased firm- al.—New York was worth $2 75 a $2 67%, and at 2 ce! Gorrex—No salen transpired. ‘The ntook of Rlo was 3; 196 133 ere’ were no arrivals, Dry Cod were firm nt d were made at $140@ $150 per ton, 6 months, and 105 bales dressed were made at $165 a $172 a $190 ‘per ton, 6 menths. The was arrived, aun ae were buyers at $4 50, and sellers at $4 Mo.asexs—Nothing doing beyond supplying the re- Navat Stones—Market quiet, and prices unchanged} 1000 “to 2000 gallons making at oo pe cash. There was nothing new in Provisions—The market was quiet. Mess Pork was was made at $14 ngein Prime. No sales of Lard | {\ jes of 75 firkins this State, were Cheese prices. Smull sales (12634 do Buffalo, to je last two or three | | post, OFFICE. ew York, ter Mouday, the } we’ r4 close at oly thee se ‘at 30 Preheee and af Stoning. | fORRIS, F_M. | HORI | y fa oh TAnnunelation, Noes mati Fa a favaiving service fanaty, 6: pane HT opevions to commence at half-past 10, ‘the pews will be sold at anction, ig he, Wednew a A ee ed oie the che edie in fos tai By che fala jask his fins dates sa snch and geutlemanly deportment towards apenesalr nh ous from ous f one whom ve acess cowell | 9 of the office to which he has jicit confidence in sbilty ‘s fireman, and | the necessary re- vation, ani his — ‘zeal ia promoting thi compan Hesolved, That our best wishes shall aceampany him Inthe ‘formance of hi i yr conuexion With the Departuent shall ot cme trust itwil be our mutual endeavors to promote each o1 fare. 'LEMAN, Forem: AB’M MYERS, mock a ici ooieems AT STOLEN f the subscriber's BY ert Staten Talend ote night of Moda wai a boat, built fast two thwartuand the ster 3h Theo i apt eutend 20 far aft by iin yy x cancer rand vill be. id a ie a whleeswaier | application to ‘CHRI igpankd PHER ct ae x 10 o9 3t#re near Vanderbilt an Staten Island. W tehbee! NT crasucle etna AND Map eb id net degree in; il alao We found une . Tt cleansing bi Y) any other g al d_by all the principal draj Firicaud arocers di ibrewghest the Union, Wholesale Age, Fardon, 42M Lane, New York, where testimo- do, of every size Wool,’ md Manufactures Suerte of every E a Gree atreet, devotes his exclusive attention to diseases of, the Eye and Gpthal mic hg Artificial eyes for sale, and in- pred on reasofab! Y urs from 8 A.M, to 1 P.M., after which he xi h contal apne remarks 01 stances of great cnres To DENTISTS—The subscriber has just received ten fhousand of Ve. Crofaot’s superior Ineorruptible ‘Festh, just from the fsecory yesent stock of jew York and Philsdelphismuvutuet es one of the aol fered to the dental profession, Teeth zee and colors, toge:her with gol an eta connected with d MURPHY. 554 Md Monroe treet bein, hy on Wy lepth ; said lots are eligibly siturted, aud near he. junction of to the Williamsburgh Ferry. To of ei for mauufactories, or a kind seldom offer. Terms N 8. GILES, 168 Walker st. goes and ‘ous of erectiv » Loeatious, to persons des other purpos . CABDIY On SA. E- an’ ready mad i— The nock of ofa fauey dry goods hosiery.glove tor dom met with, as the ae | is an opportunity sel- apply. “Apply 72a LAUY who has hade: ‘and who u A perion jualified to instruct in Musit d i ish ae es 10 0b ly at Li emehor cure 3.L. H. New York. f YOUNG GENTLEMAN w fast aud tea, and dinner on Sunda’ No other need apply. OOMS OR BOARD cui) egies bourd lady, who will Address W. H. 2% desires furnish her own ae for the winter ia dome retired. fumil on rent two or three without board, in some ‘comfortable house, on oute ‘of the Fulton or Grand oi of stages. “Address, immediately, Box No. — He: 09 3 PAINTINGS ce exercises, read, t orto speak os much as possible. ‘erms: ST —From on board a! Litvitte lying ar arent of cotton, not rect the sume may be left at persons finding an Ar A eTION A. pg he eg a dha Ni dees have weber Be on mu the night of Sth inst. Xe, Places, will be suitably Tpwarded. aaere LELAND & ENNIS, 57 South st. to ord of at kinds tdowe ut the sori thelr original state, just ot been seen To conjugal loth basen wed eee ~~ in alle institutions, private families, and at the J- lym, about 20 bales, cc 37 South ccoerane Or at ra iy in to either of the above lomani ! Ds till,” by Bal jibe Ua ber contains twenty At the copious index, “8Bubscription ($5 per ¥ cee ical mi sae Lind M that. AT o1 5t#m_ F,Sat,M, W&Sat it October. bell ne’er deceive me,” as sui portraits'of Jenny Lind, Tedesco Fat the'most popala sor 4 a8 ° eau of Sateen — an elegant illuminated vignette of Te Music SALOON, 201 Broadway. jomani ! oh, 1a v Bigsiora P ng by Mr. Brough: Le Hoitelet.” (the Were the opera of * iT. 7 20 pages of correct portrait of jeanties 35 the Opera,” have the subscribers gratis. cpap, in sivnnee or 50 cents oted exclusively to at the above roo! rt 810 10 for Gentlemen. venir. H46 ON A Up Stairs Prices, RE, 500 pair do With Purse ree for al! pact 09 Itre’ yu 08 3t#re the treatment: k tions om the f 07 Stis#m. hi ‘Ac il. GO ma have Pees, of introducii private to pupil resideute, Bt | Will tal take lace se semi-monthly, pre, ig on the 3rd of “HAIR CLOTH, WATCHES AR WHGULD offers to wholesale deale 1000 1 d Knives and Forks. tue "Uo fap found sing Bo. de do gusrd carvers, 6 cases twist and Leon beyel r A b be made at Green & Bev 90! yeisek three or more to make a race, and two to start. MA BLANE FOR SALE Thi fast Page mare ern be seeu atthe able of Mr, Jacob Wol cntt, Liberty street, opt Spr pres rice $325. Can go her mile ‘7 ide of 2m. ds. ENOTEL, ROBERT: that he clases October Then. ofhen he will the new Polka, Mazarka, the the Welsring, Temps and other hours of attendance for ladies, ‘Thursdays, commencirg at ePea and alge turday evenings, ‘clock. mence classes at his private arademy, etober 13th: Wednesdays and snes and masters, from 3to 5 e’cloek; and on ‘Tuesday and Friday evenings from 6 to 8 for ladies, and from Saturdays or in classes at Semi- I street, where more lies for the pupils o- 08 Lat*re few Dat EES ak Fall TNTON ¢ GURL BOT. eke, Oct. 11th, Purse of econd best mile heats, best 3 in 5, to wagon and driver to weigh bl. h. Stre Lady Moscow in, Philadelohia Sal Ricate, ten Sin Sunder cept James K. Polk. Saturday evening by $30 ing horses ley, Brook- THE TATTERS. ae BRAVE POWDERS are accomplishing daily what bi been considered an impossib! are curing the Heaves in horses. and in such aud safe inanner that the snlmpal is not at all pt ayy) by as for a lon ie petformance. a mild, genie worst cough m two days erally fully red to sound- imple direc: 1 GH & CO., 149 Fulton street. General Agent for the United States. rN W ee ee ere etmouey for gue of he mont Boru periodicals palnhed i the couat Men who can eome well recommended fos honesty, intelli gece, at en enter, make fi rom $5 to $8 a. annie to ad % ISHAKL POST, 140 Nassau streee, TSS POM’ Gg RELY,'° ANTED.—WELL FORMED MEN AS apDELE Wate tin eco of the National Academy of Desi thote accustomed to the service preferied | A obs made to homme, at the rooms of ter of Leonard street snd Broadwa aoe from 910 4 o'eleck, oF to the Council, on Mondays at atT Pe 09 3t eod' G. CHAPMAN, See. N. Py ANTeED-1 man, to take Part: WANTED 3 antty curemanc tes ik the m fashion: t of Broad: Proprietor has been « aisivess alone for the perience in mai Would accept of as security, aud Sox 2518, Pest O: ANTED—A few active you is to act as agoutefor the sale of new aud popular zi 8 tjous--$300 over and above their expenses, will be ingured to them in writing, with an opportunity of clearing $1000 per ealpe ona keeping books b donble' entry. mall ary dd leposite aconsiderable amount te his whole time to business, Address ii che 2 dt do | Ui ge arc tec BLK ac er ao! rr i 9 do 46; 100 6lb bxs 4; we 131b do 40; 94 half diame t will be necessary them to have at least Ps its 3836; 22 ‘13lb boxes 38; 83 half chests 37; 57 do rie obtain oe fittii “4 route Apply at FRENCH ay, up stairs, office aa Hyson—21 cases 8534; 21 half chests 66; 28 do # must be post paid. " 228 a 5434; 30 do 64; 15 do 52; 40 do 4334; 52 do 43; 34 do 37; 36 sioth 262 do 3534; 137 do 35; 155 do 34; 180 do 33; bag wder—7 half chests 63%; 20 do 50; 20 do 46; 24 ao 19% 20 do Al; 80 do and 87 Gib boxes 40; 67 hf chests 8834; 197 do 96; 160 12b bxs 30; 45 bf chests, 150 131b bxs and 113 6lb do withdrawn. Oolong Powchong—16 chests 62; 9 do withdrawn. Powchong—73 chests 26; 46 do 22; 49 ao withdrawn, Souchong—61 chests 24; 53 do 20; 64 half chests 18; 80 do and 168 chests withdrawn. apootoone—85 half chests 29; 40 do 26%; 162 do rith- wn, Ningyong Souchong—656 bxs 27; 317 hf cheste 26 197 do 35344 134 do withdrawa, oy Avotiox Save or Havana. Sxoane — Terms, four months’ credit over $100, for aipeevea” 2 ir. —5000 Anite, in 3 boxes, $17 76; 78000 La Norma, do, $1 $18.75 15; 6000 Nabajas, do, $18 50; 41000 Esmero, do, small tation, $14 50; 35000 do do, Trabueos, $14; 15,000 toabe- leeo, do, $16 0; 4500 Buelta Bojera ‘and Panetela, sth on B18 60; 10,000 do do Regalia, do, $24 50; 18.000 orma Cas ‘azadorea, do, $20 75; 10,000 Franklin, 1 bxs, $15 26; 4000 Buen Fumar, $15 26; 60,000 Norma Co- menres, do, $19 50; 20,000 Fann; eater, do, $11 25; 9000 Le Alemana, Sth boxes, $18 26; 26,000 El’ Eambro’ 10th do, Panctellas, $16 26; 7000 Li Esmero, $16 25; "17,000 La Holes 36 ‘bxs, $11 re a $12; 3000 La Cyrus. do, $15 75; 18,000 La Vencedora, do, $15; 13,000 ‘Teabucos, do, $1 25; te La Norma,’ do, '$11'25; 9; 323000 Le Ties, do, '$6 ays aoe, bd $16 25 a $16 75; 5000 Carth: $5 8734; 13,000 do do do, $3 $3; 30000 Justo Sana de $6 20, mestio, $7 12%; 3000 Re me, do'do, $6 250 $6 63 5000 Prinel 8, do do, $3; 25,000 ais vs == ” TELEGRAPHIO; Markets, Ataany, October 8.—P. M. arket was firm at $5 758 $5 87}¢ tor ground and new brands, but no sales of moment were reported, Wheat—No sales. Corn—Sales of 3000 bushels of flat yellow were made at 65c. Oate—Salen of 2000 bushels were made at 450. Whiskey continued frm. Reoolpte b; beeen the precedlog 24 hours Flour, 4000 bbis ; of) Hh barley, 16,608 do. yi Lye Ap rnrA aaa eatin Died. At one o’elook, this morning, D. Fit geal Editor of the Au; On Thursday evening, 7th Vere illness, Resecca Ax, os 22d year of ber age. at 137 Hudson street, A. lo American. inst. afters short but se- wife of Jacob L. Dodge, in His friends, and ag Felati ae friends of her uncles, . KR. and “ow oat Ee Ph te invited to attend her r funeral, 7 Sunday af. ‘erwoon, 10th inst at 4 o'clock, from her late jate residence, sf, Bleecker street without further i athe 20th ult.,im the townsl ip ation chest, Mrs. Many O’Brien, in eo Rochester pay will please On Woes 7th ist M walerinc, daughter of J.C Duan, of the Bowery Theatre, aged 13 months. Sie 8th inst. of consumption, Mi ag His filenda and acquaintances are quested to attend his Tuneral, on raflocncow ett street. o’olook, from his late rasidence, ‘The finder may revurn the whole, if he pleasee, and be libe- rally t/ warded, to U i to retain at igh (aoe me which (no worth wo, kD and 252 South st EB re ny ty and widtheall the brown rande, both both heay: Miiet es at manufacturers’ prices, i it it thelr ir rs UNDERaiLL, 4,00. d hed to connt iarthamte 50 cuit the trade price ¢ of Wd 22 Veda muh Yer ofthe same will be "ke kisten the Bude Ay 1 Pacitie street, Bow Brooklyn. 8th do, RNITURE tg CLOTHING itlemen he iture. or Carpets co Ladies can be attended to by rit Pu “rs naa N'B=Old sock oriob foods bought t9 say amount. ore T°? PRINTERS—An intelligent Ind, who has served two or three years, will find permanent employment by applying at fourth story, Herald Buildings. 8 2 re MERCHANT TAILOR can secur rvices of & young man as cutter, who has had every advant scauired perfect know dge of the Jasiesa, on i fully nt to Worl tion or addressing’ 8. Cs, at aia Wooster sto oh atere BQAKD= Wanted Board in « private family, aaeataae no other boarders, by a widow Iady. ‘Terms must ‘A line addressed to H. E., Herald offi ec. will be attended to. References [Sf0RsIaTION wanted of MANGARET DONOVAN, Cappoquim, county of Waterford, Ireland, ied about ears to John Gruu, county of Tipperary, by. h id Donovan, who staysin the bio out ive da Water street, A YOUNG MAN 1 perfectly com, st class hotel, an rues tation to patent wo ake cage who can make himselt eas, or with. a merchant, His Cg ogee. mode seful ia aa bar and references un: . Address J. M., at thie vaner M3 creas re | A ma LADY from the South wishes to e: Brevch or Ger- oer heer ecemne fe Cred Ler ed e 401 ledge wader pt and fpcamas Ain jane a ‘s ii ‘ oa of Wi 4 hen lesirous habe ton a “ye pare feady and ability, may apply to M’me ime @CHELTIMA. hl A now ia irae Operation. SUF wer, A ati wantin IN Kronete str chose fi Ser ue he Ua a is rig pp yegln A, 1H low, re coucern may be ile cation Gret rate melter wi post paid) Box 34 Pittsburgh post shee a 28 Fre Mike sles nuiversal use, an poe oon ral ey “he Dunne og sracinjromte eae oh Serevent gy fen a aa fealice #14 30t*m be get unt street aw SAN MESSENGER. Li 7 Le) Newry Fre, Messrs nea i gna friated in English. the nrtee the Observer, weekly, 5 frangs Rex o87tm — LIVINGSTON, wr 0 25 white thee ‘mon 4 WEE ema guranee G B CLARKE, FASHIONABLE, TAILOR, 116 * LIAM STREET, opposite the Washington Stores —I te ng the only true policy, viz: Pong 22 8 good article at « w price. If T in, in consequence of manner recommend them ted to business, while my skill in eutting is ne. knowledged. My goods bought for cash, and f give no credit. is are Presented to Ne DU as reasons for isbn y esta tiness | Hottest order, although I'ke twrortmentof ready made elothitig eer anagme Fie OAZETTE OF Si wi ING DISCLOSURE! NION is publishing a developement of most ee ‘sented in « tal te THE ON EP BAUGHTER by! Charlee Burdett Ren, Good rgents wanted as above, at 111 Nassau st. of Tatere HOULDER BRACES, ad BOD te s* ‘Prema pa tent Eleatie Bhoulder Brae Bisse, pata selon Weta al eral Gentlemen's out Lyatayern O KORTE AN as Ne oe fare Ne TS rie 7 | yee Vinoer fon ‘Wilbraham fuspraarion, for 3 N %, i H vie hx yey to his friends and | Willen et | et erode spaving, ri in used by a t horse trainers, ‘and. th antag by all the large soda means . Ranine te ean Teves of John W. Tot, No 6 Ol oe prone, As, Datior aud. two bed closets, with private table is replete with modern pleasant pei respectat KELLINGER’S upon the horse’s bac! ‘addie apon them im afew days soundly, also, aS: ratehes, thrush, and all manner of ary curband age rater mann| 'n, &c., 8 the best and cheaj Principal a eine as 2 10 atl La any gana, someone ‘ever offered to the id taverns, thy ‘or further particulars, see Soo Tie WANTE, ‘0 BA House, in any sreahecigble nei a — Bighth street. Ay o < —'t'o man, two bigeks. East frome Droolway, below * bre Address J. W., Herald office. with three be id ower man re Hahved with gas throughout. ‘The situation IN) NT will heal i bresiy and work he coflst plents (in their ear! reepers, our most proprietors of New. eturers, ‘Newton, Ormsby, depot 8 Ingersoll Co Harmer, Hays &'Co. 373 gt Wan Kellinger, following prices :—One do: ross at the rate of $36 per gross, amd quantity renders it public. Hert in <'statte two or three years ou upon ree We had of drug- ut the city and 30t re |ASE—A modern built borhood, not further ap SARS KEANE, 2 Feu wt PURC: but the part of the HO! pleasant locat ad oiOne t lots inqui othe: particule \dvertisements, tell not appearan the economist, who wisely spigot, and those who prefer on 09 6 re ‘OR SALE OR TO L! comer Varick and Charlton F ARIS. 5 61 re Howards sree belonging to the hou oe sine LATTER ROBERTSON & CO. Hater #9 blow low. The beau monde (with a without mai pat the of complyin pikitsd dietnte . .FINE GOLD AND SILVER W. ‘Subscriber v mf all rete ae of fine Gold and Silver Wate! Jewelry, at retail, lower than any other house in the city. All a ‘The house coutein ih — were wate the ts .T —The Greenwich Thee. ¢ ou Mereer street aud the For iurther 828 14m. hing but what idily @ air, becomes Jets flottants” They he etn” without the plain English, for preserving their smooth Ps all weathers, whether the winds blow high or © and atten “ =) 1 TCHES—The Watches warranted to keep g: time, or the money returned. Watches Wd Jewelry ex- changed. Gold Watches as low as $20 to 8: and welay repaired in the best mange st auchs cha wen rot W Jewelry, Whol Oh erin: Mit eer Wh Ws stair 1.8 j=. iT. om L. dun, soli the attention o| ad gentlemen “a Jeanioy. Te % = bie Ki i where! time. reeverins ae vail ples Wy Brovtin encen HC, Timm. rq. G. and no inal to those of any ot hig Paglia enn would hare har manulaete 7 ‘meaulecturer’ an the e Ten . Loder, i uafactured forthe reuder the FOR LIVE PC Union Line—The celebrated fost sailing and fav Packer ship SEA, Capt Fea acai) the 1th of Getoberton Liverpool on the Ist Europe, or those wis a finer conveyance. ‘T'o ree or Prompt ces made on c: ‘Ald above vensel ANDR: 05 6tis&Bon*re "AND Ht ny Wis ure berths be made on board foots fl seh Shy wen ce ee Hasty. net alt gers tor the te va pune Saas SPS 1% Wt street, New York, JOL.—Packet of 12h Ocjober= 'r BAPSCOTT, se.80nth 0, NEW YORK AND Hee Cape. Choates, yo. iF place, will compose this nes. conan na adverti all ments ti Ihave good accommod tions for pt, French ELIZ . Baker. ace ‘or others in their places, will compose P'the ensuing. season, and vail punctustly nx nd wl thee vances will be be: pis i Prompt'y ex Aueats: «aon 4 ja, and orders for the pare! made on consignments to. the Bey Nave of produce Rteet sttentiow puis t0 oouted 19 8 wth wharves, Philadelohin, KY, 01 Common ot, N. Orleans, et i etme an THEATRE —Oen P4etirmed oT Los Dyow; Lady one ogi ie Se ceniat 25 cents ee oe LAP eEe Teaees Velitines wit meuce at WERY HEATRE—W. Jackson, Macager; eoneers Mint Srnvene Bet i PROQRA! NERY AnD rouD' are Scene stort Brown by Mi ‘Our flag floats Gover 1 ne aly, oy ve earn Ist stair ihe Cayce of (oatere Yee ce OF en Bepithnee Bale of Bi 4th The inne der discover Fort Bro’ ir Point sabel—Soml bardineat of Eff Termination of the never ioe, ongoiten Three Days! Previous to which the dr aroma of BLACK E mera Mr W. Marshall; Goatbrain, Mr ra, Phull De lock. aud the i Boxes. gaat YE ad Gatterys ti Conte ise re Beery fara ries fe é Tor conclude wei ype fs Abiot OF THE ALPS—Felix, Manag risy Evening. “oat “i verlogned eae rarer ema TRIUMPHS OF Oot a AND READY, bury, (Yankee Feral gig Ata ply oe of day— ‘Soldier aroused by the Sacra gparttg Siins neat Palo Alto, at the trmaization ofthe frst day's oH ; 2 Victory The Bealeartie Ress de Falioas the Ameri ean arm mut in th the second contest—Walaut®prings; ‘The entire of the vast Sage Will he thrown open to aid in the ED' SUSAN jurke; Susan, will rise at 7. or A OnuE sveo com: iers— ments Fight CHEN THEATRE —U: Setureay vening, Oct. 9th, the nets of Vi Walcot; Ferdinand, Mr. Miss Gans. Mise’ ‘Cia To coneane CHEM farewell Bencht of Mr WALCOT, formance ‘will commence STORINE—Alexandre, Mr iss ed the 4 f ASMODEUS—D. 7 the comte drama of Us--Don Mr. mday, Octobs 187.—O| Vint week he z,peraees a amet IOPIAN SERENADERS. Warp their retum from Europe, wie they had ed honor of cca before Her Majesty tl 1 Royal Family, an Gentry of Ea ‘The Se tlemen of New Y. tertainments at the abo use On / jonday, rages, ke, y sepompanisd baits che farsa indbr ths ditcetion of Mr JA. DU! ee N. ion 25 cents. Doors open at 7: ECHANICS’, HALL, 472 Broadway between Gi and Broome Lt es Cage! farthe 4,and every nigh until notice. ‘he origi CHHISTY'S MINSTRELS, E.P. CHRISTY, G.N. CHRISTY, E. PIERCE, Bora. fave the hogor of announcing to. the ladies au New York, that will given & popular ieeets which were rece ed favor du ing their OF a succession of table aud fashionable audienc cents; to commence at 8 o'clock. ol rounders resy ectfally announce to the ladies and gen- ‘ork that they will commence a series of Oct. ath, which were received with enthusiastic apj thousands who visited their performances at the St. ‘heatre, London, during a period of 14 months, con ON aloes, ch o’clock. Romeart as 028 12tre INDAY, Ociober inal night. tfre fy ev ONDAY, Oct. Uthat bee HF he ah Cee The Gems from Mozart’s famous 0; poweifnl cast >— M'me Fleury Jolly... wat: rs. Escoit, (her ist appearance in N.Y. jous. Dubrueil D r. Paige... Hecht Jezernet, Fe pert Cae ‘Loa BIVORI will pl Rondo! ieee PPT! La Melancnolie » (first time) IGNOR, BLITZ—Concinues FORMANCE! Broad wa: y every evening duriag the wee Monday ath. fe of programme ui pen at o'cl eae mmence at 7 ion 2 cts, child: under 10 years of 03 S' Hi RZ’S GRAND MUSICAL AND OPERA- a ic. ‘ESTIVAL.—On Monday, Oct. 11, Grand Operatic “tt and CAMILLO 8SIVORI have much that they have successiully compl their arrangements for a Grand Opera Concert, which will on Gio’ Ttalinn, will be performed on this ‘oceasion, by the following Ley lo the dire je Berriot saeeProme rat time) All with or ee LA NIOBE. : New Duet Concertate,.. +++ Herz and Sivori oB ttm his AMUSING, ENTE TAINING, HUMOROUS and DIVERTING. PER: atthe Society Library, corer of Leonard half price, Alternoon performances on Wednesday aud Saturday, lea- pleted 200 comi htly. Tere OUR Be ce: Maui DAYS LONG A October 6th, 7th, éth an In consequence ot the, eavaralicied ah to» GENE 'UM Highland D: rainertton af th eiiidcen sig vIT! ful IT, AN FANTOUCIN od his exhibitions in his Citizen’s and Scotch General giv ea in con) The little General is apse fat bo in all his tons, intelligent and graceful beyond belie! malter than eny Infant that ever walked alone ! ens, an rope, is positively the | ime Gor 2 q lest Columbus, “gp inoalraly ‘Towns and Cities. MINIATURS EQUIPAGE ! Will perambulate the streets GREAT WESTERN, the Ya median PETE MORRIS: Mist BERNARD, he of age and old enough to wai Be ARNU. ree peas sor eae ng booth —P. Tt. Baxnum, 7IER, WEDNESDAY. - HURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATUR- Att In the me the ™ VARION 3. Git rt ND COSTUMES, a 1g his Citizen's ob Court Suit, worn before will also isto. ures, Tenderiog the Moraing the best ane th the Afternoon and Evening performance the ice ction with other interesting and chaste meee ‘The magnificent. Fresents, corals. &e., received from the ty will, be exhibited. T ‘om Thumb will ever be seen in New York, as he proceeds immediately, to New Augusta, Savannah, ¢ principal Southern Queen EINE for propor: LATEST MOMENT. TELEGRAPHIC. eee Bartimone, Oct. 8—Evening. Annexed is the result of the recent eleetion im this Btate. ‘The whigs aro in italics and the demoerats in roman. Gueeanatoniat. New Governor, Distriot 1. John @. Chapman, 2, James D, Roman, 3. Thomas W. Ligon, 4. Robert MeLane, 6, Alex. Evans, 6. John W. Crisfield, Total te the new Congress. . «old Congress. Whig gain 2. ‘The majority of Thomas, (dem.) is at least one thou- sand. The whigs have secured « majority in the State Legislature. DESPATCH NO. I. « Ba.timons, Oct, 8—Night. ‘Thomas’s majority, so far, is fourteen hundees. There are two counties to hear from. DESPATCH, NO. 111. Battimone, Oct. 8.—936 P. M. The election returns received, indicate with certainty the election of two democrats and four whigs for Con- gress. Roman hase majority of 250 in his district,and Evans 490, The Legislature will stand about 11 majority for whigs in House, which with 7 in the Senate, will give them 18 majority in joint ballot. P. 8, We just learn from the boat from the eastern shore, that Dorchester county gives 417 majority for Goldsborough ; Worcester, 68 ; and Somerset 342. ‘The majority for Thomas will, therefore, be abeut one thousand. ‘Phe Georgia Election. Bacrimony, Oct. 8—Night I herewith send you the first returns received from Georgia. The election in that State took place om the 4th instant. Gupernatoniat Ticker, Whe. “poiey rn) tne 1814—— Clay. Polk. wo 492 07 IM 67 a7 835 Total.ce cee ceee . 2906 Mal 2606 1056 Mal 1836 Whig majority....,. 885 ™* a 750 me 135 whig gain in four counties. I will despatch-you the returns from the other eoun- ties as soon as they reach me. DESPATCH NO. II. Bartimonx, Oct. 8—10 P. M. The Georgia papers give returns from 70 counties: showing a democratic gain for Governor, as compared with the last Gection. News from a the South. Puiaperrnia, Oot. 8—Night. There hes been an arrival at New Orlesus from the Brasos, with dates to the 16th ult. Nothing new. A large meeting was held in New Orleans.on the eve- uing of the 30th ult., in favor of prosecuting the war with all the power of the country until Mexico honestly suea for peace. The Mayor presided. Interments from yellow fever, 13 The Weather at the South Bartimone, Oct. 8—P. M. Atremendous storm has been raging here. Jobes’s Falls are overflowed, bridges on the Patapsco have been swept away, the railroad viaduct is damaged, the streets of Baltimore inundated, thunder and lightning. The telegraph has been injured and interrupted by the storm. DESPATCH NO. II. Puitavecrnia, Oot, 8-103 P, M. ‘The flood last night at Baltimore has out us off from all connection with Washington, except by the tele- graph. With the West we have no connection, and there will probably be none for several days, as the bridges are all reported to be swept awa: ‘The bridge on the Washington railroad, at the Savage river, erected at a cost of $7000 has been swept off, and we learn that the dam at the five mills on the Fraaklin road, about three miles from the city, has also been swept | away. The storm last night has done considerable damage in | the elty. A portion of the city, near the falls, has been flooded tothe depth of five or six feet, and hundreds of cellars are filled with water. The mills on the various water courses, near the city, daily, and be seen in front of Admission to the whole, 25 cents; children under’ ae | ATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN. be. Crypt forthe season on [aes m9 A.M. until dusk—on T' proved b; . CHAPI new room, 497 Broadway, near 146 Paintings are already purchased and arran bition, Admission free. er their names as member mportant that th be paid as esrly asp 09 $i ‘he Antique y next, = adays an and will be ye porniond of ap- uni AN Secy. N. A. Mccoy are invited to att and exaraine the Paintings, and sere HE QUIDOR COLLECTION—The first series magnificent collection, consisting of three 2 Will close on the 2lst ii am | HE GREEK SLAVE.”—P. now open for exhibition, my of De from 9A. M. w cents—season tickets 50 cents, TECHELL’S OLYMPIC THEATRE. ing; October oth. the performance THE LIGHT TROOP TAMES—Smalibon Holland; Misiress Jane Roberts, 5, Miss Taylor ‘obe CERS—F Mrs Timm; Giselle Miss Mary Taylor Mary M Bertha, Miss Roberts. oP. usa, Oneheatee Boxes, $3 Dresscircle, 5@ cents ling ; Private Boxes, 85 AL UT ® Lessee, night of MR. Ree Performed t, W EL Sr ‘T TOLLING Saturday comedy of KING 0" conclude with THE OMNIBUS—Pat Roon ‘Monday Oct: ith, the Béguin Operatic Troure. or and m5 cents Orehestn nnd Private Hones: 19 conte aon ray Sh wt LIA dering or der | sedges ene agile professional eo a winpies ly by | i eny ments, Wi jetter (pre pas ‘Shue wi ms eae, ana oe | Gias begs tamtorm ne fri a jen inission of to 1.) com ning 37 pedals, second oaly in size to Ti whieh mav be ch Mr) ny a showing off the full power an steumen' e_manufretory 194 Ninth street, twe ¢ CORMAN G , whieh or Tg) i pasenenchen of Arms fornia) the styl bi i Work Fab Furage and Rotioules, Stee Toilet Mirrors. choice Perfumery wad taney Lam + Chinese and Native Indian Cw tiem, Me, Me, a6 or roe Mee Or etlaood ng the bbs Ls the re jend, and Deat the Nasional Acade- M. Admittance 25 M4 Iiteodin re u n varieties of this splendid in- ‘Tickets, 50 cents, to, Ld. had oaly at Stoddard & Dewpims, | Ci of pe | ‘ale ive will commence with | es, ‘Me | ith the farce of SE ae HOLLAND.— Pit, one sbil- LADELPHIA— Blake—Lnat ing, Oct ‘9 1847, will i-Captain O'Neil, f which, TEDDY THE TILER—Teddy, Mr. Col- ey, Mr Second and Third: Circles, 25 rinity’, xt, October 12th, 1847, commencing at ter | doors Ne. | $04 Browdway, abe Jook Store, « of ninety of life size t og Gladiator, by David; ike by Rtatay she bine ae ore, Bubene s'the En eatermed by foreigners as cca! nau J stlses exhibit not sd Rea Po hie country. hie extensive wing | ‘Stationery, reasonable prices, wholesale or | cases iavel. whole Fre man’s Hotel, there were all damaged more or less, DESPATCH No. LI. Putuapevenia, Oct. 8, 1847. No Washington cars. The storm of Thursday night | carried away bridges, overflowed the canal, and drowned two men at Georgetown. .The Southern mail, arrived at Washington ,brings nothing. Thomas’ majority is 1200; from. Teles hie Corr ndence of Sarno re on riyatrimont, Ost. ®, 1847,—There has bee two counties not heard unusual violence, acoompanied by torre! Jones’ Falls overtowed— bridges om the Tatapeoo ewept off—the railroad viaduct |—streets of Baltimore inundated. The cars from Washington failed to con- nect on account of the storm, and the telegraph South is out of erder from same cause. PHILADELPHIA, OF Ey 1847,—The Western is not yet working. torm of Isst night must been very severeon the: mountains Legislative Proceedings, Ataany, Oct, 8—12 M. Senate. ‘There was not a quorum of Senators present this morning, and consequently there was no session. Assemeiy. A quorum in attendance. The House declined accepting the invitation of the American Institute to attend the Fair. ‘The bill for the abolition of capital punishment was taken up and discussed in Committee of the Whole, but was not disposed of. ‘The rest of the session was occupied with private and local bills. ve ~~ Ausany, Oot, 8—P, M, ‘The Governor has designated the 25th of November as @ day of thanksgiving. Rain storm this afternoon. SS BY THE MAILS. Waeninaron, Oot. 6, 1847. News from Maryland—The Whigs used up in Balti- more—War Pictures at Coleman's Hotal, 4c. We have some returns to-night from Baltimore, which chow that Kennedy is defeated, and that the democrats have been the gainers. The reason is plain, It is nothing more nor less than the course of the whigs, especially of late, in regard to the war. It never will answer, when this country is en- ged ino foreign war, to take sides with the enemy Light or wrong, the motto of the mass of the people is, ur country first, our country last, our country always. The President is something better to-day, and we joubt not the hae from Marylend will make him sleep h that the: Te will be glory eno ioe the demoerata to have de feated Kennedy ; but elect their Governor, w bave our fears ‘that it wel b bet too much for the nerves of Vatber Ritebie. It was the attem) = gh to censure Taylor and pe Scott, which oarrt irginia almost out and out for the whigs; but since thet ney have been playing the too strong in opposition to the 1s end that will ac- Feary bd for the reaction in Rhode Island, Maine, Vermont an In three yore the principal front lower windows at hea there have been new 1 or transparencies represent ties of Reraon de 1a Falame, Mon! }, and Buena Vista. sescekam im Aemmabdonon te tie ee house di the evening, in yt oe ahi H the pictures. One ba | lady was certain that son among the bh cannon in the act of ot howl» 3 Mexican. Suellen arase be hones $a Mr. oat Kictee ya Twenty millon fo ib Cale par a ing twenty-five millions for anes tamevon the armistioe for forty: five days. Wasnivaron, Oot, 7, 1847. Important ‘We understand that Father Ritehie, like Captein Rice, “ein a treat! to-night, and exclusively in com- of the defeat of Jno. 0, Kennedy for Con ‘The canvass for Kennedy wen WIDOT ALEC ares, in Baltimore,