The New York Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1848, Page 3

“The ‘Wizard of the Wave’’ were the pieces performed last evening—both of them splendid spectacle pieces, re- plete with. elegant scenery, beautiful decorations, fine tableaux, dances, songs, &e., all performed in first-rate style by the talented Bowery company. Miss Taylor in the first piece was the prominent character as the ‘warlike and beautifal queen of the nymphs and guar- dian +prites of the Rhine. +The Naiad Qui > has proved immensely attractive ; and it is really amusing Pe witness the delight and onthusiasm displayed by the audience as cach successive scene dot. J. H. Hall as Rupert the Fearnought, “with his shining casque and mished blade,’ makes an excellent knight, sans peur et sans reproche. The dances, tableaux, &c., enlivened by the comicalities of Burke as the squire of Rupert, were really beautiful. particu- larly the tableau at the end of the second act, where Rupert pledges his heart and sword to the fair queen. i the Wizard of the Wave,” with all its remarkable stage effects, of such a novel and pleasing character, also went off in fine style, Mr. Marshall, as usual, being most correct and excellent in his part of the commander of the Wizard, the prominent part of the piece. To-night ‘ The Naiad Queen” will be repeated; nd, in addition to it, the famous piece ot “ Cherry and Fair Star’? will be acted, Mies Taylor taking the prominent parts in both pieces. No plsssanter way of passing there long summer evenings can be found jan in visiting the Bowery and witnessing the fine pieces played there. Nisio’s Tueatre.—This magnificent theatre was attended, last evening, by @ brilliant assemblage of the beauty and fashion of the city. The en- tertainments commenced with the interesting co- medietta of “Grist to the Mill,’ which was formed throughout in anexcelient manner, Miss Telbin, the best actress in her line in the Union, played the part of Francine to the very life, and re- ceived repeated cheers, and was called before the cur- tain to receive the marked favors of the audience. The Marquis de Richeville was ably sustained by the ster- ling comedian, Chippendale, who is always agrosable in every character he undertakes. Mr. Dawson, as the Covnt. was admirable. La Varsovienne, by Julia and Fiora Lehman, was gracefully executed; andthe Pas de Trois, by Adelaide, Mathilde, and Mons. Schmidt, was given with such ease, elegance, and graceful figures that reiterated cheers followed its execution. The concluding piece was the pantomime of Vol au Vent, in which the agile Mercetti, kept the audience in roars of laughter by his exceeding comic action. Niblo 4s sure to go ahead, as he is indefatigable in his exer- tions te cater well for his patrons. He has engaged other celebrated artists who will appear on Monday evening. Cnatnam Tueatre.—The season at this house is rag pidly coming toaclose, and the manager can, with truth, boast that his theatre is fully patronized to the last, as every night the house is crowded to its utmost capacity, and the applause is as vociferous as ever. The eccentricities of Chanfrau, as Mose; the vivacity of Miss Mestayer, ad]t.ize, the jocularity of Wiaans, and the general excelience of allthe members of the company, are such as to keep the ball rolling pretty lively at the Chatham. Last night, after the amusing piece cf © Land Sharks ‘and Sea Gulls,” and the Very pretty comedy of “Nature and Philosonhy.”” the great “Glance at New York’? was performed with much applause, and the pretty musical piece of “Paul and Virginia’? concluded the entertain- ments, To-night a capital bill will be presented, for which we refer to the advertisement. By the bye, at the close of the season, the members of the company, 2d, in fact, all attached to the house, intend giving their worthy young manager, Mr. Cuantrau, a compli: mentary benefit. This speaks well for the harmony and good feeling ameng the members of this capital company, ind we doubt not that they will have a fine house on the occasion, when a first rate bill will be presented, Burton's Tueatne, Cuampens Street. —Toais dar- ling little theatre, under the skilfal guigance of Bur- ton and Brougham, aided by its happy location and convenient proximitics, being within pistol-shot of the Astor House and the Park, nightly attracts overflowing houses. Last evening Mr. Crisp, as Tristram Fickle, and Miss Chapman as Fariella, added, if possible, to the enthusiasm of the audience in theirfavor They are decidedly great favorites of the public, and well deserve to be so. The “ Irish Dragoon”? was again performed, in which Mr. and Mrs. Brougham sustained the principal parts with unexampled talent and rare success. Of the rich, dazzling, and fascinating repre- sentations of the Viennoise troupe of danseuses, it is mot necessary here that we should eat our eulo- giums. ‘The Eastern monarch who was dying of ennui, and offered a reward to any one who would discover a new pleasure, might have tound it, we think, if he had come here, as far as the ocular faculty can find it. A yvsit to Burton’s would, we are tempted to believe, Dave satisfied the craving desires of the pleasure-seek: ‘er, avd our skilful New York managers, or some among tiem all, would surely have been able to claim the re- ‘ward. Caste Ganpven.—Quite a large and highly respectee ple audience attended this capacious and favorite sum- mer resort Jast evening. when, if any went there trou- bled with a touch of the “blue devils,” we feel satis- fied that the rufferers got completely cured before they Jeft In fact. such palatable and effective doses of the real “ Holland,” as are administered here, never fail to Yelieve the very worst cases of ennut ‘The entertain- ments commenced with that lively comedietta of the * Post of Honor.” in which Mr. Holland kept the audi- ence in roars of laughter by his representation of Co- ‘tus Yerks. The “Pas Villageois,”’ was then danted ‘vey gracefully by Miss Barber. Mrs. Frary, also Mrs. H. and Mies Phillips, were warmly applauded in their yoeal olio, which was succeeded by the celebrated “ Grand Duo,” executed on the double bass and vio- lin, by thore wonderful instrumental performers Signor Bottesini ani Arditi, who drew forth the most un- pounded applaure, The fantasia on “I Due Fos- wari.’ executed by Sig. Arditi, on his violin, won additional laurels. The cosmoramic v.ews, which have recently been rearranged and rendered doubly attrac- tive, appeared greatly to edify the visitors last evening. The amusements were concluded by the performan: of the new fycetious burletta and aid laughable e: travigat x» entitled’Crusoe II., in which the inimitable Holland appeared as Marmaduke Snodgrass, alias Fri- da, and the favorite and accomplished actreis Mrs. Frary as Clementina, or Mrs. Mates in search of her ‘husband, with flattering success. To-night we are to have three choice pieces, the first of which is that po- ular comedy of “ Done on Both Sides,’ Mr. Holland Miaring ‘as Mr. Pygmalion Phibbs. The second piece, the interesting dramatic anecdote of “ Box & Cox,” and arepetition of that laugh-compelling extravaganza of « Crusoe the 2d,” besides the performances of Chubbee® the eminently gifted Indian chieftain, who, on the flute and the saucepaneana, will astonish the visitors by his execution of « Auld Lang Syne,” “ The Fisher's Hornpipe,” and “ Life on the Ocean Wave.” Curisty’s Minstrets have only three more evenings to spare to New York—and one afternoon concert on Saturday. Their excellence and superiority as Ethio- ean minstrels, are so wellknown and universally ac- nowledged, that these parting concerts will doubtless be fully attended. Tapernactr—SteveERMARKIsHE.—These harmo riot 8 performers gave, last evening, their eleventh grand concert, which was well attended, avd the assembly seemed highly delighted in hearing their bewitching music. The entertainment began with the“Graud Coliveum March,” which wasexecuted to perfection. as ‘wellas the overture to “Lestoch *? The finale tothe «Jewess” foom Halevy, was received with unbounded ap- jause ; and the tableux of harmony, entitled “The Night's Review,’ was performed in a masterly than- ner, The “Jubilee Quadrille.’’ as also the “United States Polka,’ were a splendid combination of the most beautiful strains, and made a great sensation among ali present. Their soiree masicale ended with the waltz of “Welcome in the{Greenwood,” and the gallop, “First Evergreen,” which are among the dances of Labitkzy, the prettiest we have ever heard. The Steyermarkishe are nightly improving in the engoue- ment of our people, and they deserve the success they have met with. These eminent performers will give ® concert this evening at the Female Academy, Brook- lyn. Their great popularity in our sister city will in- fure them a full house. Signora Ciocea, the celebrated danseuse, is perform- ing at the Albany museum. City Intelligence, Tioen Loose.—For some timo past, Corporal Thomp fon has had on his premises, corner of Broadway aud ‘Twenty-Third street, two very fine tigers, which were beautiful anim nd much admired by ail whe have eon them, On Tuesday evening last, they made their escape, and nothing was heard of either watil yester- day afiernoon, when one of them was seen by a person in the Kighth Avenue. Lest any injury might be done by the animal, he procured a gan and fired at it, the Dill taking deadly effect. The other of the beasts has not been seen or heard of since his escape, Duowsen.—The body of Mr. Augustus I’, Baden, who lett his residence in Delancy street, on Suaday last, was found yesterday at Stapleton, Staten Island, ‘The coroner held an inquest upon his body, when a verdict of found drowned was returned. Tux U, 8. Steamsnir Reviee.—This sloop of war ar- rived yesterday at quarantine. from Alvarado, having on board ninety mariners, on the sick list, ail of whom were carried to the Navy Hospital. Senious Accioent at Newank.—About 5 0°clo sk yes , terday afternoon, as the Morristown train of cars was about starting, a horse attached to alight wagon, in which were alidy and gentleman, became frightenod at the locomotive, and made several plunges up the side of a steep embankment, upsetting the carriize, and failing back upon them, injured the lady and gen tleman very seriously At ‘the last account, the gen- tleman was said to be in adying condition, though the lady is said to be doing very well, New Yous Vorunteens.—The remaining portion of the Ist Regiment of New York Volunteers, oonprising 8x ccmpanies, embarked on the 2d instant, wader com- mand of Lieut, Col. Jas. C. Burnham, from New Or- ne, on Loard the “ Fanny Forrester,” and may there- fore, be expected to arrive about the 21st. Brooxryy City Dirrcrory.—Spooner & Teale have iesued a directory for the city of Brooklyn. it assumes to be carefully compiled, and the mechanical part is very wellexecuted, J, C, Riker, Fulton street, and other booksellers haye it for sale. Aw Ixrotrnanue Nursaxcr.—For some time past, it haé been a cause of general complaint that genteel and respectable ladies are censtantly insuited by a gang of fellows engaged as clerks in the clotiiog stores on the east side of Chatham street, andthe matter has Of late become so common that, even though business demands it, many ladies will not pass on (at sido of the rtreet, | They are not satisfied with catching every countryman byt. e collar who es byywud end: aver to force him in the shops to purchase thelr goods; and if they refuse, as has been the case, to commit a violent asrault upon his person ; but females who pase quietly, are scoffed at and frequently the most indelicase hue age weed towards them, No great ix their propensity for divorder, that they not unfrequently fight among ng detail a corps policemen it street, that any of- fender might be arrested and brought to a Reee of his ungentlemanly and outlaw: ne females, to the chaps to do as they please, and go unwhipt of justice. U. S. Stoor or War (Sroresnr) Enie.—This shi now on the dock, at the foot of Pike street, undergoing repairs and coppering. She is destined for the Medt- terranean ftation. Pennsyivania Votunreers.—The Pennsylvania Canal Commissioners have issued the following order :— “ The collectors of tollon the canals and railroads of the Commonwealth, are hereby authorized to perm t the volunteer companies of the First and Second Regi- ments from Pennsylvania, on their return from Mex!- co. to Vevclegd homes over the public works, free of toll, By order of the Board.” The Army and Navy should all get their Toots, Shoes and Gaiters of our friend Young, opposite our otf; His best imported Boots $4 50, usually $6 and Pin other stores; fine sewed do $3 60, usually Sv and $5. Strangers should all & t their Boots of Young—all warranted, corner of Fulton and | Naseau—THE DOCTOR, Guns and Pistols —B. Joseph, 74 Maiden lane, isnporter of Guns and Pistols of every size and quality, at | ‘very low prices. Merchants, gun-smiths, and others aro requested to exomine the stock and’ prices of subscriber before making their purchases, B, JOSEPH, 74 Maiden lane, Dye for the Hair..We would recommend those wishing a perfect Hair Dye to call at Batchelor's, N Wal) street, - He has a liquid that instantly changes grey hair or Whiskers to anatural black or brown, without injury ¢o the bait | orskin, Copy the address, ps | Gold Pens....“Greaton’s celebrated warrant: | e1 Diomond pointed Geld Peng,” indestructible except by actual Violence, adnatted by all to be the bes: am cheapest pe vin the world, can be had at No. 71 Cedar street, the, post-ollive) t'rime's, Josiah Hayden & Co.'s, Albert G. Bagloy’s, A new improved | “ Brown's pen.” Levi Brown's pens at reducod prices. Gold pens | and caves repaired, Them §5 Suits are a blessing to many a proud fellow, Itisa fact, that people come thousands of miles ‘to this store, ays nm from California, to get one of them $5 suits. ‘They comprive Cloth Coat, Cassimere Pants, and fan Vest; also, Casi tte, Alpaca and Linen Coats, $1 to $6 each, corner of N: wu and Beekman streets, Saunders’ Tollet Articles, Dressing Cases and | HM Cut 3 ereaway, corner of Bors fomiyen and 337 , ei tention of Pill air slendac of WPT ctuan eek et DERS & SON, 147 and 387 Broadway. gen eall Richelieu Gold Pen best and cheapest Pens in use, have almost superseded the thou- rand aud one Pens for a time, put in competition, with them. | Points warranted for years. For sale hy the cole propriotors, 1B, | E. WATSON & CO., 15 Wall street. Gold Pens from $1 up; ‘also repaired and exchanged. | ————————— —————— COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS, | | long known as the MONEY MARKET. Wednesday, Jaly 12.6 P.M. It was announced early in the morning that the | steamship Niagaraj was telegraphed below Boston, and business of all kinds was suspended. The sales at the bord were made while all was doubt, and the prices ruling are therefore independent of the com- plexion of the news. Treasury notes fell off 1{; Ohio 6's, 34; Norwich, 3; Harlem, 3; Long Island, 4; ; Reading Bonds improved 34; Norwich, . | B The sales were small. Soon after the adjournment | of the board the tenor of the news was announced, | and the greatest excitement prevailed. All business _ was at a stand still, and knots of people were in all | parts of the street, discussing the nature and effect of | the accounts, As yet the news has had no effect upon the markets, but the general impression is that it will be good. There were only two sales at the #2cond board, which shows the little disposition to operate until something more definite is known of a ‘fairs on the other side. The steamship Cambria, from Boston for Liverpeo!, carried out $19,569 19 in specie. ‘The City Treasurer of Boston sold bills on London, for | the Cambria, at 10 a 104 percent premium. These Dills were drawn on account of the city water loan, taken in London, | ‘The Rochester City Bank has declared a semi-annual dividend of 4 per cent. ‘The total receipts of the Little Miami Railroad Com- pany, for the last month, as compared with the ecorre- sponding month of 1847, have been as follows :— Littie Mia Ratcroap. 1847, : 1848, Passengers « «$8,517 89 12.864 44 | Freight ..... 12,171 08 8244 29 | $20,088 97 ‘21,108 73 The heavy receipts last year for freight fell off nearly 59 per cent after the month of June, as soon as the great decline in provisions tcok place in Europe. The total receipts for June have been as follows for the four past yearr, viz 1845. 1846. 1847. 1848. $2415 76 7,454 79 20,688 97 21,108 73 The Macon and Western Ra‘lroal Company of Georgia have declared a dividend of two dollars, pay- able to Northern stockholders at the Bank of the State of New York, on the lst of August. ‘The Baltimore and Havre de Grace Turnpike Com- pany has dectared a dividend of four per cent, for the list six months. The Newark Savings Institution have declared a dividend of five per cent per annum. ‘The suspension of the Canal Bank of Albany, one cf the leading Safety Fund institutions of this State. has | cveated considerable curiosity, to sce the result of the o erations of the Safety Fund system, since its adop- tion. It will be pereeived by the annexed statement, | that the State bas been compeiled to issue a stock for tie redemption of issues of suspended Safety Fund banks, in anticipation of payments into the fund by the 1enaining solvent banks of the State, established upon that system. Up to November last, eleven Safety Fund banks had exploded, and the contributions of all | the Safety Fund banks of the State, had, up to that | time, not been sufficient to provide for the paymentof | the bills and sundry debts of these eleven banks, with- | in about one million of dollars; and this deficiency | had to be made good by an issue of State stock, on ac- | count of the fund. The annexed statement, exhibits | the receipts and expenditures on account of this fand | from the commencement, to the 30th of September, | 1847 :-— New York Sarery Fusp—Receirts axp Exren- DITURES, Total amount of contribu- tions by the banks. ... . . «$1,783,047 76 Amount received for reve- nue added tothe capital.. 41,669 78 Amount of stock issued on account of the fund for re- demption of bills and pay- ment of debts of sundry insolvent banks. | 923,467 87 ——— $2,749,085 41 Amount paid for redemption | of bills and debts of sun- | ary banks... .. 46. ++ ++$2,577,026 67 | Amount allowed the Lock- | ort Bank...... sseree 9,000 00 Discount on Statestock sold | 1h Wiles vis ene ves tse | 468 17 Amount of interest paid on | stock issued on account of thefund........... 87,285 81 Amount invested in Comp- troller’s bonds......... 13,036 16 Stock issued on account of the fund belonging to the MURA iiocecescossceve, 18600 00 Money in the ‘Treasury... 40,768 00 — $2,749,085 41 ‘The following statement shows the capital, and the sums contributed to the Safety Fund, by the cleven banks which have become Linsolyent; also the sums drawn from the Safety Fund to pay the debts of these banks:— Insonvent Sarety Funp Banks, Banks. Capital, Contribu- Drawn from Pat ion toPund, Bund, City Bank of Buffalo. $100,000 4,3 Bank of Buffalo... 1 "2000006000 00 Commereial Bank of lo, 400,000 12,000 00 Commercial Bank of N, Yk. 600,000 Commercial Bank of Oswego, 25,000 Clinton County Bank , 201),000 250,000 100,000 20,00 2, w Waterviiet Bank... ¢ Lz 131 26 Wayne County Bank’, 120,213 7 Bank of Lyon: Lafayette Bank. 5,000 00 Bank of Oswego 150,000, - $3,150,000 8.28242 2,577,926 OF ‘Thre is a loss of capital to the stockholders by the failures of the banks before named, of $3,150,000; add to this the loss to the Safety Fund, $2,577,926 67, and it makes a total of $6,727,926 67, These banks paid into the Safety Fund $86,282 42; this shows a loss of capital of $5,041,047 25. The following amounts of circulating notes of the several insolvent Safety Fund banks have been present €4 at the Comptroller's office, and redeemed, in the last three years: 1845, 6. 1847, Total. $23,670 7 15,562 15,570 Clinton County Bank , Taiz Watervliet Bank... bu Bank ef Buffalo,’ 1,809 Commercial Bank’et 712 Wayne County Bank 126 City Bank of Buffalo ’ 18) Lafayette Bank New ¥ = 33 $67,042 $10,121 $6,914 $73,177 Redeemed by issue of stock, viz: - - Bs Waterviee ‘hank. ae ~ $010 SOIT FEIN FAH Names, Commencement and Length Termin.tion. miles, thr | Fastern Raili oad: 3 Fall River—Boston to Fall River . . Old Colony—Boston to Plymouth Western—Worcester to Albany... 375 Nashua and Lowell—Lowell to Nashua ow Concord—Nashua to Coneor 08) Norwich and Worcester... 150 New Haven and Sprivgtield, : +: 187 Bridwpert .... gears [8 = 200 New York and 53 «100 | New York and Eri 3 1B) | Long Island % 200 Gamiden and » 30 New York and New Brunswick, . 075 New Yerk and Philadelphia... 84.00 Rendine—Philadelphia to Potisville 92 © «30 Vbiladelphia and Baltimore .97 = B00 Westchester and Columbia eae: ama F/iladelphia, Lancaster, and Harrisburg... [107 400 / iladelphia, Germantown, and Norristown. 17 0.40 } arrisbung and Chambersburg ip | at anadvance, with’ sales, however, at previous rate | out any mat have to make good, is over half as large as all the con- tributions up to the 30th of September last, and it would require a period of at least ten years, to enable these banks to make up that amount, It will there- fore be reen that it is utterly out of the question for this fund to be made available for any future losses. Every incorporated bank, now in existence in this State, has to depend entirely upon itself, and the bills have no other security than the solvency of each insti- tition issuing thom, This fact, in connection with the statements recently published of the condition of the Safety Fund banks generaily, is sufficient to with- draw at once the confidence of bill holders, and throw their issues at once upon them for redemption. The Pablic have long been deceived by this “Safely Fund,” a) it bas been called, and it is full time the system sould be clearly understood. The returns published in to-day’s—Wednesday—Herald, show that some of the banks, doing business under this system, have a circ lation in the neighborhood of two hundred thousand dollars, and specie on band of only about three thou- sind dollars. his exhibits a weakness calculated to alarm any bill holder, as the result of even a limited a@-mand for specie must inevitably be an explosion. Since the Ist of July several railroad companies in New England have reduced their charges per iile for | the transportation of passengers, and most of the com- panies in Massachusetts now charge but two cents por mile. In thickly settled parts of the country, low fares are decidedly the most productive rates, and all those companies which have adopted them havo re- alized an increase in their receipts, Railroads diverg- ing from and connected directly with this city, have the lowest tariff of charges; andthe fact that all of them do not pay dividends, is no argument against the soundness of the policy In all thickly settled sections of the country, low fare must ultimately prove the most productive, and railroads in all parts of the coun. try must, sooner or later, adopt a much lower tariff’ 0; evarges than is at present enforced, The anne>ed | statement exhibits the length of the principal rail- rovds in the United States, the through fare, and rate per mile :— Rai.RoADS OF THE Usiren Srares, -B: ston to Portland, Boston and Maine—do. do... Boston and Lowell—Boston to 1 Boston and Worcester--do. to Wor Boston and Providence—do, to Providence Fitchburg—Boston to Baldwinsville... . 0 Balt, and Ohio—Balt, to Cumberland Baltimore and Washingtow, and Susquehanna, nd Richm’d, inehi Lonisa—Gordonsville ., Richmond to Petersburg cements ESSE 2: h 1 Winchester and Potomac 200 Petersburg and Roanok« 300 Weldon to Wil 400 Gaston end Rak 40 South Carolina— 6 Columbia—Branchville to C 33 Georgia—Augusta to Atlant: 700 Athens Branch... ... ... . 195 Western and. Atiantio—Dalton’, 500 Central—Savannah to Macon, 70 Macon and Western—Atlanta 40) 396 Montgomery and West Point. B00 500 Vicksburg and Jackson. . 300 638 Albany and Schenectady ; 0% 294 Greenbush and Troy. OD 3.33 Troy and Schenectad 050 248 Utica and Schenectady, 300 384 Utica and Syracuse 20 377 Syracuee and Auburn 100) BM Auburn and Rocheste: BO 3: Rochester and Attica, 1560 BM Attica and Buffalo. OM 2.98 Buffalo and Niagara Falls. . O07 B40 Lockport and Niegara Falis...... : 07 Ka Mich gan Central—Detroit to Kalamazoo. 40 310 Deiroit and Pontiac... cuss 2% 10 4 Erie and Kalamazoo—Toledo to Adrian . 8 10 3. Souti ern Mic! Hilledal ri 200 285 Mad River—Sandusky efontait 102 823 88 Little Miami—Cincinnati to Springiield: |!) 84 = 2002.38 Lexington and Ohio. see 3 135 4 Mansfield and Sandusky ues 5 «150207 Madison and Indianapol os 86 30) 348 ‘The lowest in the list is the New York and Erie; the New York, Harlem and Albany, the next; and then the Boston and Lowell, Worcester and Fitchburg. It will be perceived that some of the charges on the Southern lines are double and treble those of the North and East. There is a necessity for this in the comparatively limited passage traffic. In the North and East the most productive rate is ten cents per mile. Every section of New England is thickly enough settled to make that rate profitable, and we have no doubt it will be generally adopted. The New York, Harlem and Albany Railroad must ultimately be the most productive passenger line in the country, and its revenue from that source, at ten cents per mile, will probably exceed that of any other road in the coun- try. Terminating in the very heart ofthe largest city in the Union, with branches extending into the most densely populated portion of the Eastern and North- ern States, it must soon be exceedingly productive.— ‘The passenger business, of all railroad companies, is the best paying part of the traffic, and any line favora- bly located for that, must be good dividend paying in- vestments. In Great Britain low fares have been found most productive, and the pricciple has become already £0 satisfactorily rettled by those companies which have adopted it, that it is a matter of much mys- tery why it has not become more gener Stock Sapp ye $2490 Troan Nes os b00 10436 $90 she farmers’ T'st 060 5,000 do 45,2 lo 5,000 do W4}e 8 Syracuse & Utica 1: 25,000 U 86's, of OS Gd 104% 125 Canton Co 3 15,000 do t10 1043) 25 do 2000 _doof67 104825 do 10K) Erie 7p ct Bonds 9S 125 Nor & Wore RR m Pennryivania Oe 7314 100 Harlem RE x 0 38 20 0 2.000 Ohio 6's, of 70 fig 200 do 2100 Reading Bonds 56" 100 do. wo ‘Shs Bankof N York 123 650 do Sodan og (eit an Bank — 1043 100 Long Ialand RR iv 60 Manhattan Ban! lo 10 Morr y 9% 100 do nw @ Forme’ 1% 30 do 25 shs Erie RR CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yorx, Wepxespay Artennoon, July 12. ‘The announcement before change, that the steamer N agara was below at Boston, with a week’s later news had the effect of checking operations in some articles of produce, Dealers were disposed to wait for full details 0’ the commercial news before operating to any con- 8 deral le extent. Holders of flour, however, were in ined to be some firmer, thouga sales of this State, eommon and Western brands, were made at abcut rates current before the steamer’s arrival. A smali lot 0° Ohio wheat was sold on terms stated below. Round corn was held at an advyance—considerable sales of mixed were made at about previous rates. Meal, rye idoats remained the same. Provisions were sold toa f ir cx ent, at steady prices for Pork. Lard was hed doing in groceries, with- rices, bbls pots and pearls were Only a moderate business jal change in Asirs—Sales of about 2 | made at $4 873¢ and $5 8734. Breapsturrs—Flour—The sales reached, in the ag- gregate, about 5000 bbls in various lots, among which | were 1000 a 1500 Oswego and Black Rock at $5 18% for ag sold at $5 OOK a | good quality, Some inferior w: $5 1245; 500 do scratched at $4 75, with small lots pure Generee at $5 624 a $575, Southorn was steady, and £00 bbls Georgetown fancy were sold on priva:e terms. A small lot of Pennsyivauie, ground fom new wheat, Fold at $5 Wheat—Sales of 1690 bushels Ohio at 112e, Corn—The sales footed up about 30,000 a 49,000 bushels, including 15,000 2 20000 bushels Western mixed at 49¢ a S0c; 25,000 do flat yellow at 59c; about 4000 do Western mixed, slightly damaged by heat, at 48¢, Sales of 4000 a 5000 bushels round | yellow were reported at 54c Mea/—Sales of 250 bbls Wore made at $2 50 Rye—Sales of 1000 bashels we @ made at Ge. Rye Flour—Sales of 150 bbls were made at $3 50 a $3 566%. Oals—Sales of 2000 a 3000 bushels cans] were made at 44c, Corron —The sales to day were 1500 bales; prices re main steady; bat little was done after the steamor's arrival was announced, Fisu still continued dull, and no sales of moment transpired. There was not much cod afloat. Frere sale of 30,000 San Blas cocoa nuts ( ceived coastwixe) wus made on terms not made public Freicnts-—Rates remained about the same, Some naval stores were engaged foe Liverpool at 18d for tur- pentine and at 2s Td for tar. For cotton 5.320 was asked ; 6d for corn in bulk and 5d in bags. Three ves rels were engaged to load with corn for Ireland, on private terms | , Harr of all descriptions was inactive. Tho Tope trade being pretty flack, there was no demand for the eruele Lime exhibited no change. Marnre—Sales by auction of sixteen blocks stn- trary at $4 to $7 50; and thirty-one do veined ordi- n ry at $275 to $3 60—8 months. Navat Stones—Further sales of 160 bris sp rite t 1c- pentine at 34¢ cash, and 36c 4 months, Oris—Linseed was picked up ina small way at Glo to 620 for English, and 630 to b4e for American. Rick —We could hear cf no operations, and no change in prices. =A Sar t—2,000 bushels Turk’s Island changed han ls at We, per centage off for cash, ‘ Svcaks were quiet, though steady. 200 hhds Cuby Muscovadto sold at 430 to 44o, usual time Srices—Timento continues firm and in foir request; ales 70 bags Jamaica at 9% 9 10¢; some small t N>. 1 nutmegs sold a $1 18, 6 mo Tras—A good inquiry exists for all descriptions, and sarticularly for biack, of which some 400 packages changed hands at firm prices, Wax—Was yellow brow, ‘ons Wines—There was rather more doing ; we noticed sales of 20 qr casks M' at 65e ; 25 do xweet Malag a 420 ; 40 do Port at We a $1 20; 110 do by anction at 403e a S2kZe, and 5 pipes Burgundy do a 500, 6 mos. Provisions.—Pork—The sales amounted to about 1,000 barrels, including mess, at $10 87!¢ a $11, (the Jatior figure for small lots only) and prim at $8 124 a $518% Lard—Saies of 400 barrels were made at 744 at 7440 7%; strietly prime was held at 8c, Beef—Sales of ver and city mess were made to the exteat of 150 a 300 barrels, at $12@$12 50. Butter and cherse re- mained be ut the rame. Whisker.—The market for all kinds was quiet, and no sales Were made worth reporting. Cotton Trade Since the departure of the America, on the 27th ult., butasimall quantity of Cotton has been brought out for tale, Up to Saturday, Ist inst., the weather was excessively hot and enervating, and the baying dtd | not exceed 600 bales daily, some portion of which was dy Continental shippers ; on that day we received the mail per Cambria, which arrived at Boston the preced- ing day—her accounts of a weak market —quotations reduced one-eighth and holders pressing for sales— did not help us, and in fact rendered the business on that day and the Monday following, of so meagre a de- ription that it is believed that the sales of the two days, did not in the aggregate, exceed 300 bales. ‘Tue day being the National Birth:day, of course uo busi nest was transacted. On Wednesday, 6th inst., a small enquiry was felt, and 400. bales were disposed of, at a reduction of about a quarter of a cent over * Mid dling,” the price of that specific grade being well main- tained. On Thursday, 600 bales wore disposed of at the same line of prices. On Friday, 1500, and it was | noticed that buyers bid more freely at the close of th day. OnSaturday, a harder market was perceptibl and 700 bales were taken before ‘Change, at rates one” eighth better than the average sales of the preceding | dey; after that hour we had a telegraphic despatch | from Boston, with a ineagre account of the market at Liverpool. per Caledonia, received by the News steamer from Halifux—suficient. however, t> show that a more fayorable turn had taken place at Liverpool, holders having recovered from the panic they had displayed during the previous week, and the large requirements | of the home trade had been met by -ufficient steadi- | noss to create an advance of 34d on their previous sale [About 600 bales were taken’ for export that afternoon, | ‘at prices one-eighth of a cent better than were paid in the morning. By the receipt of letters yesterday, the steamer having arrived on Sunday, we more clearly | eive that holders had spoiled their own market for the two preceding weeks, there existing no well found- ed reason for the anxiety they displayed to realize at | the low prices then ruling ; many healthy and improv- ing indications being apparent; such as the band- loom weavers being employed to a great extent, which would not be the case if the trade at Manchester was as ruinous as the leading organs of the manufacturers there would have us be In fact, it seems that sales there for the home trade were so free that it was almost impossible to make contracte ahead, except at constantly improving prices, in the face of a steady | pressure at Liverpool, to sell at the low standard of 4a | for fair Uplands and Mobiles. | ‘The market yesterday was poorly attended, and the sales were confined to small parcels to fill out orders, some little increase of firmness being exhibitel by holders, who remain indifferent about sales at the pre- ent quotationr, which are mainly the same as before. The movemeuts of the staple in this country up to the latest dates this season, cempared with the corres ponding period in the previous two, have been as an- | Movements or Corton 1x THe Unitep States. Bales. 10,103 Receipts at ports of the es since Sept. 1847 1, **** “same period last year 1,746,157 « « “" year before 2020,071 Exports from U, States since Sept 1, 1847... 1.044.582 4 fi 038.27 same period last year « year before 1,426,182 The receipts at this port since the Ist inst., have been 4,000 bales; pores 1,500 do; taken by spinners, 3000 do; on speculation, 500; stock in sity, 45,000 do; amount on sale, 6,000 do, The closing quotations in this market were as an- nexed:— Liverroot Cuassirication, Uplands, Florida, Inferior. MARKETS ELSEWHERE, STOCK SALES. {SAY AD Tum Bavriwon Stock Boanp—Twesday July 1.—$600 Maryland Quarterly. 5's, 6934; $1000 Baltimore ‘and Ohio RK Died Bonds, Gig 4 shares AM O2 shares Bank of Baltimore. 13 M asked. Same , July (08 10534: 28 4 Lehigh, Vieksborg i Second Hoard--20) Dy bis, "67, 1055 43; 2000 State 6's, 733g: 5000 US Treasury 5, O's, WE: 1 Peun Bank, 260; 10000 $ Loan, 6's, '67, 104%: 20 ‘Lehigh Coal , 63, 9334; 500) Kteading RR Bonds, Scr'p, 803g: 1000 Sch Nav BrP ead’ Thes and Del Canal Loan, 84, Bosrox, July 1—Brokers’ Board—i 2 Boston and Lowell Railroad, 54: Railroad, 107’ 1 do do 10739 5 8 East Boston Co, (new stock) 75 8 Fitohbure R 5 Northera Railroad, 93.44 ; ern Failroad, 99) Providence 14; 30 rights Boston and Worcester Itailroed. $1 60: ‘ifug Railroad Bond if 19 do. B45, 5 $4000 do ve do do, 1860, 634, DIS Married, At Jamaica, L.I.,on the 11th instant, by the Rev. Richard L. Schcoamaker, of Manhasset, L. I., Henny P McGown, of Harlem, N. Y., to Manta, daughter of ¥ Aces William Seaman, Esq., of the city of New ork, ‘Also, at the same time and place, by the Rev, Dr. Jacob Schoonmaker, James F ny, of the city of New York, to Hannan Manta, youngest daughter of the late William Seaman, Esq. of said city. Died, At Brooklyn, on the 12th inst., Davin Groner, in- fant son of David C, and Mary Aitkin, aged three months and 2 days. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, 13th instant, at 2 o'clock, from 03 Adams street. PEN TO ALL THE WORLD—GREAT ST. LEGER Sweepstakes—12,000 Subscribers at £5 each. ‘The party for whom the first horse is drawn to receive £20,000; the second 000; the third horse, £10,000; to be ‘divided among parties drawing “The Starters,” £10,000; the like among jNon-Starters" £10,000. Swoepstakes, No, 212000 Subsor bers at £2 cach—First horse, £10,000; second horse, £5,000; third £8,000; divided among Starters, £3.00 divided among n-Starters, £3,000, Sweepstakes, No. 312,000 Subscribers a cach—First horse, £4, 0; second horse, £200); thind horse, £2,000; Starters, .C3,060; divided among Non-Starters, £2.00) Parties desirous of securing chances in either of the above Sweep- ., are requested to ‘application, as each Sweep be drawn immediate! the drawing will be advertised in the “Times and the Lon- don daty, papers, To give, Indi¢e an opportunity of taking shares, scrip will be issued in initials, at the option of the sub- seribers, All communications, to insure attention, must in aremittance. Foreign orders may be made ee able but all letters must be addressed to Richard Nik ‘is and James Parkinson, Temple Square, Aylesbury, England, The third horse to be decided by “Bell's Life.” Prizes paid any day after the race, lees 10 per cent, ‘The raco will be run at Doncaster, on the 14th’ of Soptember, i848. To prevent fraud, no scrip ‘will be genuine unless the mark, Subscribers wishing to sen halves by different posts ROCLAMATION.—BY VIR’ vested in me by a resolution of t duly 10th, 1848, 1, Wittiam F. Haves ter containing it bears the Aylesbury post- Bank Notes had better send } ow York, do horehy fler a ‘reward found running loose, or at large, and not p.oper may te killed in the efty sou 2 raiil by the Chief of Polk of the captains ies of the dogs 90 ile Dated New York, July 12, 1845." ‘E OF THE BEST SITES IN THE UNE States for a eplendid and fashionable Hotel, cont hicen thousand nine hundred anc -foar sqnure fee ~ fronts on public square and streets, for site Apply, if by letter, post patd, to J. R. W., 208 Broadw VUE TRUTH TELLER AT LAST—I RECOMMEND Wishing true inf rk, on the o® houses to whis TED TATEN ISLAND PROPERTY TO. LET—FOR THE Sea- ~ Somer enti the first pf May next, a large cottage built house, fornished, a coach house, stables, &e., and a large garden, well stocked with fruit and vegetables, &,; one of the most delightful ions on the Isiand, and not five minutes’ walk from the ferry ; with several other houses, hotels, &c., unfurnished, Apply to P. WOLFF, Wolfe's Hotel, ‘Tompkinsville. 0, 4% BROADWAY.—ANDREW TAAP, WITH REF ence to former advortirements, now begs to intimate M ieee a 4 OF THE RINGGOLD ASSOCIATION, WILL | PROWERY THA’ Marte ia back tee, | Bours igen RSDAY the large room entre re the fe. thie day, at 1235, oiclock, to attond the funeral of Baron of Lanchausen, Me. ile: Ravers Me theif inte’ Captain, lexander 8. Forbes. By orter, My. Burke: , Mr. Staffurd; The Lady in, Stem, The HOLBERTON, Secretary. Balad Qysen, ies Tas lon Ao gemehide with CHERRY ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A | favanbecy ate Ulam. hong Mi cum, Tetaol, Me, ures, situa'ion as Chambernaid and Sewpatroos (0 assist fa ire. Waleott 5 Pay pita, Me ea Suthertind Arians, Mint Lockyer, ol ne ; rc ° foshing sa ironing, or take care of children, or 0B Gemmonce at 154 o'lock peaeimy. (ben at 7; perform ince small family. The best of city references giv ion street. ly atd ANT? D—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG DLO® ASTOK PLACE BMAD YA. —VAURBDAY, tas WwW July iSth.- Thy performancs will. commoncn with woman, who understands washing and ironing, cooking and | laughable sketeh ealles He ETON BOY C Canterwork,” Pleaso call at 17 Restor street; she ean bs seen | Phillis; Dabxer, Mr. John Sefton ; Capt, for 2 dase. Good city references ean be given. Fanny Curry, Mise Rose Telbin; ‘Tom, (b Boy, Mins Rows F ere ~ | Telvin. Vote foowed by & National Polish Dance, by Mu'les ANNTED—BY A RESVECTA’ YOUNG Wi N,A | Adelnide and bik Moms, Maraett! an Kerio, and situation as Plain Cook, Washer, troner and general | 4 Pas Matelot, by Mm'lesJulia and To co: house work. Has no objvetion to pumtry. € well | with LOS LEGADOR F M. Antoine ; Stalcie, M. recommended frem her last ira at 495 ret, | Chetation: La te'le so Posnpon, ~ a aa " Milde. Tickets quarter befor WW ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESVECA BLE YOUNG Fae een Pectomsnes to esas of aan tr eee woman, as good, and assist in washing at The ————————— best of eity »eferenc Apply at 105 17th street, between IBLO'S. ASTOR PLACE.—THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECT. 6th wud 7'h avenues, full at the first appearnce in America of the any Aart aan Tan a dhemenat en Sn ily pished tie on Vl y from ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG | (fa Orem Pass istieed for Monday Beesine mented woman, as Chambermaid, Cook, Washer, aud Irooer do the general housework of a small tamily, Apply Terry street, ANTED—A PERSON TO TAKE CHARGE OF A COUN out M4 uailes from the city. As little ti la be required, and the ornamental most to be atten equisi ¢ he should understand the laying out of ground Wil algo be required to take the direction, and part of 1 ote small kiteken garden. A man and hiswife, withont oli would be preferred Apply at 7 Nassau street, 24 tloor, f office, from 10 to 3 o'elock, Len, n\ SII VATION AS COACUMAN, BY 4 one Who perfectly understands his ANTRD— the care and n bere families, rotestant, Address C, fully attended to, WwW tions in @ small private family © am/lermaid aad waiter, she bas erv good references, Tho advertise T. at this office, Any commands rvs) ANTED—TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS WANT SI(UA @ as cook, the other as in that cap city for viree five in her firs sher any yoars; the cook hus had eight years expecien And three in her Jast ; she ia a good cook, ironer, and understands baking ‘They come weil ro hw best of city references given if required. They can a fow days at 62 Baltic st., South Brookiyn, a few door Suith st, In Brooklyn preferred, BY el a AGENTS Gen, Taylor, just, published, TO SELL THE LIFE It is illustrated by. sixte f horses, and has always been ta res mimended j ho even for Grand Opera. Paris, is fixed for Monday E-eving next, July 17th, KOA DWAY THEATRE—PROPRIE TORS, Measre, A. MANN & BP. A. Maeanat—Mawnagen, W. K. Bu. Doors open © to commence at 5 o'elock,—Summer respectfully announce ve ¢ hs Th MON NPLAISIR F aliet Company.—The ig tee informed that an extensive nperats, for tha fect n of the entire building, is now im operation.—Taura- f cning, July 1%, 18.5, will be tet : acts and ‘tive tablesur, called LES DEL Napolitaine—duliano, Mone, Momphatet | Angelia, Mad. Mo r. M8) cents” Fanily Cirele, 25 C= THEATKE—SOLS PROPRIETOR AND LES wee, Mr. FS. Chacfran,—Thuraday evening, July 13th, will Carwin, Mr, Chanfran; Miss Hil. be presented the drama. of Tk € ntess de Mor ntde Morville, Mr War dreth; Therese, Mirs E gutitled A GLANCE 41 8. 1¥E—Mr. Mi at ]—Pore i Pit, 12365 Tlildreth; Mrs, 8t formanets commence at 734 Private Bores, $5 tw wom 0 1 oxen, 28 conta YASTLE GARDEN—PERFORMANCE (0 (OMMENCE 8 o’clock— Admission, 50 olland Mr. T. M oente—Manaz.og Director, Stleat Breeton Fainier andl Machtmory, wr Re MoNally— nt Y, Chubb, vis , Deautiful Engravingk Also a varioly of other highly embellished ey, 'B welll ke preenaee works. Some “gents are now making from threo to five dollars @ Mr. Nickina ny Mee Whitten, Mire, ria eit hist ; Pie ida, 3 Succeeded by the dramatic anecdote of BOX & COX— Se rehiSson, 163 Nasa streeh N Mr. Holland; Cox, Mr. G. H. Andrews, M YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS Cock | He Philips To cone orto eneral house wo apatite Tf—Willeughby Wobbles, Mr, Nickinso Arete General house work Ina wspoctab’e family: | yz, ttolland Wilhelmina Jones, Wis woking. baking, waghit inss of house. work, and 18 ale rally useful. Can show bo referred to her last. ph ret. to make he relt gone. Teferenee. ‘Ihe enquirer ean be sean at ISS Ludlow “e. ing acd ironing, and ali ‘3 URTON’S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET—THURS day Evening, duly 13th, 143.—The performance will come mence with a grand divertisement, the PAS KO UCO, by 33 fuses Viennoi be followed by the drama of the MILLER’ G ITUATION WANTED—AS OH SMBERMALD, Wal ¥S and to do general housework, cooking, washing and irenin by ave:protable young woman, who has strong recommendatio, 0” cl arsoter. room, YOUN ‘id wish to form an e1 cement as resident able family or boarding school. Fro ch, music, singing, painting, de.winz, &e. high st’ cl mracter can be given. Address Miss O.borne, Flushing, Long Ia PERSON HAVING HAD FIFTESN YEARS EXP longer if the inducements are sufficient, Weuld not object’ t travel, and has an extensive acquaintanos East, West, and i the city. Satisfactory references given, Adress, M. C,C., He ra'd Office. ne} Inquire, for two days,at 178 Elizabeth street, front LADY, RECENTLY ARRIVED PROM EUROPE, rience in business, would like a situation for six iouths, or MAID—Gities, ip; Matty Marvellous, Mr. Raymond; Phebe, Miss Chapma: After which, a grat vecisemen?, LA POLKA PAYSANNF, by 24 Dangenses Viennoives. To be followed with the farce of the IRISH GION—Tim Moore, Hr. Brough Mra, elude with the new divertivoment “iy Hs by os Leg Viennoines. and Parqnette cents; 2nd Tier cents, Door: ‘Car anrises at& DELPHI, (FORMERLY FRANKLIN) THEATRE WILDL re-open On this (Thuralay) evening, July 13th, with the eles brated Hungarian Melodists, the Tableaux Vivants, and the beau tiful Olympic ¢ by 20 ladies ant gentlemen, Admission 1234 te, cents, MERICAN MUSEUM—P. T. BARN ROPRIBTOR- F. Hitchcock, Manager.—Spleudid porformanoes every after; Jock, t 8. The mauagertasen noon, at 334 #. Bihin, the tallest mam ed the celebrat in the world, being full 8 feet in height! "The enormous Boa Cone 0 n GOO. WEARINER WANTED—A YOUNG MAN © + undoubted integrity and efficiency in busines, fsvest $600, and Lecome an equal partner in an active, respec bie and promising enterprise, and take charge of the outside partment. Apply to NEWELL & GO, 3 Spruce stroet, OF U, A. M.—THE MEMBERS OF THE ORDER O! « United American Mechanics, are respectfully invited t join with the Brooklyn Councils to attend the funeral obsexuies 0 ‘the lamented Capt. Chas. H, Pearson, who lost his life in fizhtin, for his country, in Mexico, at Mechanics Hall, corner of | wid Orange stivete, on Friday, July Mth Pea Ntoak M, Ic 0% single gentlemen, can be accommodated with clezant fur. niehed rooms and full bonrd, at No. 18 Groenwich atroet, I F ‘can be accommodated at 108 Hammersley street. the above, and to a person who couk become one of the most valuable places of the kind in the cit ‘The bar has a good run of genteel custom, and is constantly ii ‘The Hotel department is now doing ® good business the slip, where also, there is @ ferry to Williamsburgh, wremises being situated on one of the greatest thoro could be desired. For inquire of M, M Buildings, The proprietor bein 1d in other business, cannot devote as much of his time to * The Place” as it rey d spose of a share to aperson qualified, free from e1 and of good character. For particufars inquire FORD, on the premises; lotween 10 A. M.and1 P.M. A rare opportunity for an enterprising young man who can and will give his attention to business, Cay STATEN ISLAND.—-TO LET. FURNISHED, for the Summer season or by the handsome C stags built residence, nearly opposite ‘the cf together with tie stables, coach houses, barn, and large vegetable, fruitand fliwer gardens, all in exeellent order; the late residence of James Wo- therspoon, Esq. deceased, Enquire at No. 61 Water street. DID BLACK HORSE, 7 YEARS i, tound, kind and free from vice, @ first rate saddle horse and elega has never been ia handsof a jockey. Apply at 25 Nassau sireet, 2d story, back fice, immediately. OR SALE—A HANDSOME BLACK MARE ; HAS A LONG ‘Tail, is © fast trotter, kind every way, and'A fine saddle ieast for a Lady. Is lately from the ‘country, and sold bermuse the owner has no uee for her, Apply at the Livery Stable, No, 26 Cherry-street. A SPLENDID LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND d white; a fine watoh and water dog. Apply sable, 26 Cherry street. where the dog may he seen, pires, would T°, LEASE—THE NEW AND SPLENDID HOTEL, ON the South-easterly corner of Broadway an‘! Anthony streot, 48 fine Rooms, 2 Saloons, Refee! &e; Counter, Cellar under the whole building, with Water quire of fosets on rach floor WHITING, 61 OUNTY LANDS AND PENSIONS.—SOLDIERS WHO DE sire to have their claims promptly secured or sold, may have the same done om reasonable terms, by applying to, A. M. Nassau street, ARE CHANCE—AN ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONARY ‘and Oyster Saloon that has been established for about threo years, and now doing @ business of from fifveen to twen'y dllurs a day, will be sold cheap for cash, Apply at 255! B cocker strvei, btween the hours of 10 and 12 A.M. an 2 and SUMMER CoaTs AT COST—LAMARTINE SACKS, BLACK brown; do. Cashmerette, light article for hot weather Fine Black Cioth Drees Coats le to measure, $16. Eves article in proportion at 1. B. CLARKE'S, 116 William, FYE LEB HEIRS —AN ADVERTISEMENT APPEARED in one of the papers of this, or an Eastern city, respecting beirs of an estated person in Great Britain, by the name of Lee. A copy of that advertisement, or any authentic information wir A the family of the person who died, and the situation of the estate, will be suitably paid for, on application to Thomas Trnes- dell, 4 Wall street, or by addressing @ note to Thomas T. Lee, ox 2,633 Post Office. SEIGNETTE BRANDY, NOW LANDING.—20 ILALE, « quarter, and eighth casks of A. Seignette Brandy, of th old and genuine brand, and of yery muperior quality, pale and colored: “The cargo, of the brig « Corvo’ just arrived: from K chelle, janding at Pier No. 10 B. R., and for sale by S. & CO, 67 and 69 Front Street. Also 20 half pi casks Utard Dupoy Brandy, pale and colored, of choice quality, and ¥% > RS. ACHILLE BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE PU lic, and her friends in particular, of her return to this fund of her intention of reopening next season her Dancing Rooms, Grateful for all past favors and patronage, she solicits ad. ICHARDSON, WATSON 41 Exchange place, tage. CO, ONEIDA, Jas. Funek, Master, to sail on th BOYD & HINCKEN, Agenta, ATER CURE, AT THE LEHIGH MOUNTAIN SPRIN near Beth'ehem, Pa, ‘The Water is of the lest quality, fn abundance. Location known to be beautifu), T. H, OPPELT, Proprietor. it the sale of his stock will continue for a short time longer, at the Prevent reduced prices, |The gonds remaining unsold coactit prin- cipally of Linen and cotton shootings and shirtings, table linens, towellngs ticks, English blankets, real Welch flannels, toiletts and table covers, cambric handkerchiefs, muslins, tapes, Ke. Be- ing all most carefully selected in their respective markets, of the very best qualities, and under great advantages, they are well de- forving the early attention of Intending purchasers, The storo to Jot and fixtures for sale, UDSON RIVER RAILROAD—NOTICE FC sals.—Seal I the Hudeem River, Railroad Company: at thelg office, 54 street, until the loth inst, fur the Grading and Masonry main tobe done on section forty-fiv ted hy the Ist d RO » led Proposals will be received by tho Directory of ‘all at ie work to be comp lay of May, 1S(2, scconding to the plans andl ape fications that will be eubmitted at the office of the Company. A reserve of twenty per cent on the monthly. estimates will bo ree tained by the Company until the contract 1s completed, assecuri- ty for performances. No transfer of contract will be rec ygnized oF Jermitted. ‘The party contracting will be required to take, the tools, shanties, materials, and all the outiit owned by the original contractors, at tion of their use for said seotion, to be fair val determined in euch manner as the Chief eer of anit Compa. ny may decide. ‘Ihe full names of all that are parties to ition to be written out on the same, Contract to be any propori entered into immediately after the acceptance of pro The Directors reserve to themselves the right to accept or reject propesals that may bo offered, as they may consider the interest I ICES NEPIUNE al ibecriler can accom wo oF more with good rooms, Communicating if applied for immediately: baths always ready. R. WHEELER, OCULIST, 29 GREBN. devotes his exclusive attention to dissawe oye thalmic surgery. Office from 8 A. M. t7 | o'elock P. pamphlet containing some can be had gratuitously at or the same will be for. of the Comp any to require, JOHN B. JERVIS, Chief Engineer, pofifice of the Hudson River R, Ry Co, New York, July UNITED STATES MALL STEAMER WaASHINGTO Johngon, masier, will positively leave pier No. 4 Kivor, for Southampton and Bremen, on Thursday, 11, A.M. Passangers will please to te on board at avi send all bargace not wanted on. they tne. previous to sailing. marked lelow. N arcor Wednesday, ih inst. An experienced Yor or freight apy a Re hy ll ten FOR, HAVRE<TO Satt ON THE 6th OF AUGUST, it Cowes, "The well ki = H Staten Cape Witham G; Ick barton} Sferamatle Tale | an ‘tons, will loa An Cee ee ‘on will leave Havre ret | for Ney ‘ork, om Saturday, 24 of Sep | Kai wi New York, Memb: For telght or Pree er erat, i Banting. | warded to any one maki Bald Artitclal eyes inserted R, RALPIL, A\ NO CHARGE.—DR. MURPHY consulted on it ticosl debility and. impotaney ercury weed in indrance Rea vucety open trom 7 AM to 10 PM. Fulton OARD—A GENTLEMAN AND IIS WIFE, AND A FEW OARD—ONE OR TWO RESPECTABLE BOARDERS OR SALE—THE STATE COFFEE HOUSE AND HOTEL, corner of Peck slip and Pearl street. ‘The subscriber having ire business than he can conveniently attend to, offers for sale ive his whole attention to it, would creasing. A number of the Eastern boats leave from the foot of the vs in he city, makes it one of the best locations for the business that thy, Ely- NICOLL *, 3) quarter theic continvance. Mrs. Achille’s addrees is No, 45 Second Ave- nue. OTICE.—iF AGNES BODLE, WHO ARRIVED IfERE IN the hark Chusap, from Belfast, in the beginning of Juoe last, will Hat At Exchange piace, she will hear of something ty her ACKET FOR HAVRE—SECOND LINE—THE SUL? 500,00! Ist of August, NEW ROCHELLE, — THE genteel families CH STREET We toe ereuna on A cures effected by Dr. Wheeler, strictor, 90 feet long. ‘The three Living Oursng Outangs, the fines’ ever seen in this country, apparently as much human as brave. Great Western, the Yankee Comedian, Mr. Harrington, Magician and Ventriloquist. Highland Mammoch Boys, Giaat Baby. Wax Scripture Statuary. Madame Rockwell, the famous For: tune Teller. Admission to the whole, including Museum perform ances, 25 ‘cents Children under 10 years of age and enough to walk alone, 12} conta, Reserved front seats, one shib- ling each extra, ECHANIO’S HALL, 472 BROADWAY, BBTWEEN| Grand and Broome structs TUESDAY, SLY i, last Week of the ORIGINAL CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS, whoee concerts during the past NINE MONTES have re ovived with ma dist ef Jotronage and unoxam pled ruccesy most respect! ‘Announce, YJ continue ir And. inimitable ‘entertalnmenta 6 migat this” Wea F of is Doors open at ‘On Tuesday, July 4th, Grand Af ternoon Performance, Doors open at 2: at 3 P.M ANVARD'S MAMMOTH PANOKAMA sippi River, painted on three mites of oanvass, bai largest painting in the world, at the Panorama Buildis way, adjoining Niblo's Gard evening, (Sanday ex- cepted). ‘Admission 60 ente; children half price.’ The Panors. ma will eommence moving a\ o'clook precivoly, Attern axhfhition on Wodnesday ind Shewrdsys av 8 Wolook. via ‘3 CAMPAIGN IN rva Rooms, 406 Broadway, Sherman & PANORAMA OF TAYLOR’ Mexieo, at the ticulars , s fian Fields, Hotoken, }.8-—No persons treated with, except | Te0rcy's Maiamoth Panorama, shows in the most perfect wud wutiful manner, the Marches, Encampmen! and Shoes who with %.ceroliass Sse cast cS Ail Ue. stirring’ incidents “of General Taylor's orerilins NOR SALE—AN INTEREST (SAY ONE-THIRD O8 ONE- | thery evening <Patornue commentes 'maring “ek faene Half,) in the Publie-house long and favorably known as | frectsoly, Admission 25 cents—no half price” Ne ehacoe f “The Place,” No, 8 Nastau street, nearly oppomte the Sun | Soveriptvo pamphlets price, No eharge for SPLENDID PANORAMA OF PARIS, SHOWING THE Battle Ground of the late fearful insurrection, Full accounts of the ba‘ tles in Paris, with exeiting news from Ireland and the Germenic S:ater, in Willmer & Smith's European Times, London Daily and Weekly Papers, ‘the Irish Felon, Dublin Nation, Prec. wan’s Journal, received per Niagara, and for sale, wholesale and retail by WILLMER & ROGERS, 42 Nassau, corner Liberty, ROOKLYN FEMALE AGADEMY, JEROLOMON STREET. The Steyermarkische Musical Company, cons'sting of 19 per- formers, will give their second al Concert at the limes inserun above place, on Thursday evening, July 13th, Progremme: Part J. Hungarian Qriginal March, Ging’ er! Ovecture in the Dessau March, Schneider; Only Life, Walts, Strauss; Finale to “The Siexe of Corinth,” Rossini, Bart IL, 'Ellorado Quadrille, Strauss; Klinsberg Polka, Ceapok ; Grand March, ‘Potpoueti, by goquest: Masmak. “Pars Iii. Greed Mamang Overtans Reaaaey Evening Star Waltz, Lanner; Spring Celebration Gallop. Tiekets ‘8 cen! To be bad at the Muste and Book S.ores, ‘Doors open at 7—Coneert to commence at 8 o’clock. PONEMENT OF MAURICE STRAKOSCH'S CONCERT in Brooklyn, The Female Academy laving been let by mis- .¢ to different parties for the same night, Mr, Strakosch has to Be tpone his Concert to some other nizht, when dus notice will be given. UE ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF THR PUPILS OF TAB XCHANGE OFFICE OF TEN YEARS STANDING FOR New York Institution for the Blind, will take Vey) this af sale—An excellent opportunity for an ising man, with | t mocn, and continue through to morrow, commsneing at 2 P. My Asmall capital, Particulars can be asce: by addressing J, | and at9 A.M. The exercises to-morryw afternoon will be inter 8.M., at this office, sperved with musi a NUT iurada, WISH-TON Wi Abund: Heat score, STREET THEATRE, | PHL ADELPHIA — July 13th,will be performed THE WEPT OF THE, x a ewaeattel nd pe a Miss Daly; re. ;Skunk, Mr, De Bar; Major Lomi "A’Beckel; Conanohet, Mr Wheatley. yy which. TELEMAC ‘Telemachns, Miss A, Fi ; Mentor, Mi A’Becket; Calypeo, Mr. De Bar: Bucharis, Mi cluds with A GLANCE AT PHILADEL! RAVELLING TRUNKS.—JOUN ©. lanufacturer, No. 1 pow on hand, and constantly ing a Valises, Ci pat Bags and Satchels, wholesale and retail, Algo, superior article of Sole Leather Trunks, enitable for American or European travel, and Portmanteaus for the French Malle Poste, oi for the i ch. ‘est Indies, South America, &e,, filled with dex 1 (OVED—DR. CHALMERS, TO 53 WALKER STREE! door west of Broadway, XCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS, OFF ROCKA- Way, Friday, Sunday, Monday,’ and —The Steamer plain Hancox, will leave Robin son street, 3 Canal street, 845 Ham strech Sie No. 3 'N. 83¢' Grand ‘treet 9; Pret Gran turning by'3 Pe Me Fishing tackle, bait wi board A Mai re and ‘ homiacne ‘on board. Capt. Smith will be on his harpoons, Fare 50 cents, \ RAND BXCURSION AND PIU-NIC OF COLUMBIA Chapter No-7 0, of U. A. on the 18'), day of July instant, a’ Roxie pendence, on the banks of the Hudson, — ‘Pe largo and commodious steamer Columbia has been chartered for the ve d Dodworth's well kno el Brass and Co nd engaged. Columbia, the Band, will Ieave on Market Slip, E. Ry, 7 o'eloek Pier No Comal street, 7345 Hammond itrvet, 7245 and 19th stree foek ; and will thou ‘proceed to Roxie b As this is tho first of the kind ev rtion of the Order, the Committee will spar to render this Excursion one of the most agrosable ard bost of the seasons The Grove is within Hovel in frout, Th and ampi short distange of the landing, wish & tangs rounds have been visited by the Committee, made to provide one thousand’ e, Tickets fitty cents or at the Boat O' Pasrengers by this boat will arrive in Albany fa any for the Merning Train of Cars€ast or West. The new and splen- did steambent MANHATTAN, Capt. W. B, Nelson, wiil steamboat pier at the foot of Robinson strect, thi o'clock Thureday, July 13th, For passaze or freght, apply om bard, or to Stenley, at the Offies, foot of Robinson street. © BOTTLES AND OVER FLAVE BEEN SOLD vithout @ iurour. Dr, DEWITT 0, KEL- sed the Yonkers Mansion House, id a view of the Hudson from fifte m to 1 the teantiful chatean of Mr, James tings; the Irving Cottage, Forrest's mag- Dr. is surrounded’ by the elite of New York city—he hae determined to appropriate his spaeioug mises and ex grounds aaa summer resort for those Bis jatienta that are conyaloscent, and will. doring the balanoe vening at 6 LINGEK havi grounds, which twenty ‘miles, taking Gorden Bennett, at Has nificent Castle—in short, th ONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY. BATH BUILDINGS.— | of the pleasant part of the season, devote his personal and en- ‘This Sea Bathing establishment for patrons, Jane | tire attension to chem, as weilas. to the public'in general, tiie 2th. Complete and t repairs, additions and renovations | premiecs will le open at all times for consultation, Principal have been made, ‘steamers Orus, Fulton Market, and & | [ynce, No. 20) Pearl street. Lewis, from Washington Market, make daily trips; staged ready at — —_ Ocean House, No efort spared to,sive satiefaction. R. GLOVER I$ CONSULTED DURING THR DAY AND JAMES GREEN, Proprietor. a ont ey Rw Wad 3 ey Le & (formerty bit ~ ee <iffieult anc trae! eases of Stricture, Gleet "PE QUEEN'S HOTEL, OPPOSITE THE GENERAL POST | cate Dusen ca which have provea. too obtuunte ie iyaclana of Office, St. Martin's le Grand, London—This magnificent Ifo | jegs exyerience. Private entrance through the entry to the office tel having recently unde ‘extensive alterations, and wgreat | qoor, His Extract of Copaivs, Cabebs, ete, #0 extensively ES portion of it newly furni \d on trial to have no | poribed w physicians, may be had st his store im front, No, 12 Hival in the metro lon (oid street, (formerly No.2) Price $l. erate c! Di LOWELL, OCULIST, 4UNIST, ETO, ATTENDS ly to diseases of the Eye and Bar, at his , 281 Way, entrance 13g Warren street. Just pul second tion of Dr, Powelt’s Treatise on the By be had at his office; also hie premium self-s0' Alarre ecpply of Artificial Eves recently i EDICAL OFFICE.—DR. JOHNSON, 16 DUANE 3 sll ICE, Neptune Houso, New Roch hear Chatham street, 0 well known te the most succesful S, CARROLL'S VAPOR BATHS, 34 BROADWAY, | Practitioner in Now York, in ment of venereal M® ius Leonard street, next to the Carltom House. Tra- | & capped Tad or on ta eu in Sn. half-cured Yellers fatigued and exhausted, by being broken of their rest, Bau have ext’ Se ea eecee a CS Will find nothing €0 effectually remove such disazroonble senea- | fare Ulcers Gh the Wout A eraiie aal Hons, and'n fresh oxhausted nature, as a vapor bath, Suipier | hesd and, Yones, of the legs effectually cure ‘oung men, causing lascivious dreams and nightly Nuively prevented: Recent. cases cured. in. four mercury. No alteration in diet, or prevention from O8T EXTRAORDINARY = nuded eepeciaily for the married. which should be known to them Ee a nee INUES TO BM 1 AL CARD.—DR, MORRISON CONT! BDC cd on all formas of private discuss, with Uhat me~ ppp Which a prac of twenty-six years must werpeh, Toe S¥6 have euflered trom maltreatment, would do well 1o examing Br. Mov claime on thelr confidence, ‘See his diploma, wi signatures of Sir Astley Cooper Ro, in his oifiee, V4 Fulton ot,