The New York Herald Newspaper, August 1, 1848, Page 3

The, Hichelien” Diamond Pointed Gold | the people of Great Britain, to whom they no doubt | []MON COUREE, 1 1—TROTTING—1WO MATCHES OWFKY THEATRE. TUESDAY EVENING. AUGUST 1 ursday, Auguat J ‘ouck, P.M Mate! " : romantic drama. bas Saratoga Springs, July 27, 1848. | © re joyous | est*und cheapest pene ip nee, ‘The points see witeertad’ dre | Dear the same relative position as those of thia city do | fir glum Sewn }ourmiay, Aumat sab 3 0’ ook, P.M King of | Git Bins, Mise Mary ‘Taylor, Gil Peres, Mr. Bullamy, Andwew t were once the spirits For several weeks past, the visiters at Saratoga, | ‘Also, Gold Penawholonale ‘aud retail at reduced prices | to the people of this country ; but they are not pro- we settled down into laced cap ones and Manhattan. Albert Coneklia names b. g King of | Cercvelo, Mr. Burke: Don Martin de meses & Mr. Stafford; k pele rerraris Cayta'n Rolando, Me Stephens; Donn of whom there are great numbers, have been in- Be See Dew Soaae, undone acs of he | pees pgs. ERIN CE | perly constituted to an:wer the purposes of foreign in- $n mite hegtecto harness i. Woodruff names sm. N Prva, ee Stcknay, ‘ser ch SNNY Lt . : y * i ir and servant. wynne; J. Sor . m. Lady h. 8 Cars ou ine lor; Mr. Swi of ly ; Mr. dulging freely in all the little amusements and fol- it tq because the price of board hae Saati | intone mecieertonete be tootie aera een ene ee french: SPE nee Whe baie, Dapete'fomneowe with 1 Ler ee geet See ent es | feces rete, an Mr. Bellamys Mz. Granby Gog, Mred. i: Halk (ry elas - ‘4 | importations, a fine assortment of cl green an tea | them, or their heirs or exceutors, will find it out When | and return immecintely after the ‘sport is over, Tickets for the | ‘The performances will commexce with the comedy of BAM: hes of this watering place. very short | been doubled, and a petty imposition practiced on | which hav doursht for cash, will be sold at unusual low ing place. A manin avery P which having bee Nd : . Fall Se IN ad M amy; 5 . . their boarders by @ combination, being permitted to prices by the pow 4, chest or half chest, by J. O. FOWLER 2%) itis too late to apply the remedy. ‘all Season can be had, by applying at the ce Pp b, ‘ir Marmaduke Meadows, Mr. Kellamy; Emily, time may become habituated to any aes barba- | oh, rge fifty cent for w ride of four miles, from the And 425 Gree ich, and 70 Vewey atrects "Country dealers and Stocks’ Tawshaiiee. __M D. GREENE, Pros x Bente Ph sad Olen a ee ever rous, i o1 bears the | termination of the railroad to the lake. large consumers general’ y, will fin we ofa tri Ne : 5 COURSE.—A PURSE OF $200 -- wns Be... rism, how preposterous, if 1¢ only - ¢ lake. $10,000 Treas Notes, 6's 1834 on * lariem RR «nw E.. BROADWAY—TUESDAT AVE. . Whelplay names &, ¢ Maubattan, Aleo, 8 ma SARATOGA® TRUTT! IBLO'S—ASTOR enn: very certain, there are not half the number of | USSs, ts bh) willl be mite heats, best $ ind, in harness, on HACE, umpress of fashion, So with these people here (a persons thas wane fortuerly hare at. thie season, the ace COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS nto Miiesiv teed, 13m = a sheretay the 3d day of Ate wt botwaon the eslebrated ing, August 1, D OVERTURE. After wBich the ‘great many of whom are worthy people, who have | commocations are searcely any better, while the board . 200 yn an 7” L Ar RR tered by Jolin Case. On Sat th day of % ngust, comes i HW. Placido; Major Bellamy Puss, 00 di a Sat off the purse of $200, four m Hunt aro is largely inereased ; and I am sorry to miss many happy their food well cooked at homs) ; they, after a | /A\arevlyinerea cupldity ofttsethese people, have driven mighty effort, accustom themselves to eat the most | awa: effensi * Ther umber of well known citizens here : | Fe ee een bette ney | with their families, but allstand on thelr diguigy, amd | ‘There was very little doing in Wall street this morn- + Mr. Dawson; Bavl of 8 . MONEY MARKET. pawepe ins ' Stanmore, Monday, Jnly 31.6 P.M, lo +) Erio RR, new, full 50 Morris Canal ny c 25Nor & Wor RR 50 Reading RR 10 do | quarter befo joors open at commencing at ry. i Board. Farin beings. ‘True, they complain, butthey aretold | nix ttle ike oll and vinegar. Can "you uot prevail ing. Canton ieproved 2. Harlem fell off %. ‘There | 125.ne conten Co W0shs Harlem RR $2056 jenoid Purultuie, hore Wednenday Arenee AND HOUSE. | s quarter to, Admission S0centa ¢ What at a public table, where a great number of persons | upon some dozen young péieBto comejup to ourmoun- wag nothing else worth a notice. i ain do Ral a i e * = of mn Ley Aen " Loa above at auction, UBION'S THEATRE joes ged ome Ly 1 TUeSPAY e! 2 & erempt ori) lu) ASH! a perior furniture, a e 5 w lau farce called dine daily, it is almost impossible to have the food well eet cane end Lee ane mepaetony’ Wire pamas te | At the second board, Harlem fell off 4,and Canton 34. | 100 do B00 4158 150 do BS S0fe | Romprinng Buresen thook Cases, Sous, Couches Divana Gere? TIPERHARY LEGAY; of. a Vores fom Old ipland seoked; besides, it isone of those little annoyances | “ii.,4 are some wililng, highly cultivated and tall ba- | ‘The Pittsburgh and Louisville Telegraph Company | a¥ GRADW HewaE anh Marble Top Cenie, Ste and Mg. Asghar, Me "Torna Open, John whieh fre pure to happen at matering. places, and chelors, who are tired of “wasting their sweetness ou tho hag declared a dividend of 3 per cent for the last three | or Mioee nee PORE. oY, 4:0. | Hite Mattrasma. Be, Calnloguen sive re ‘Annie Walters. ‘Alter whlch, the now "bloga urmur. ir? an aten . . Mounay, JGly Si a F. Mi nero Se Ee epee ana i - AMOUR—E: eooking here, | am compelled to say, is horrid and bar. | °°" — | months, Asiixs continue firm, at $5 to $6, with sale of 75 bbls. | TON MITCHEL CLUB—A MEETING OF THIS CLUB simondl Me. Philips; Count Baguio Tarte ens jand {should not wonder if, in @ short time, Police Inteul, | It has been officially announced, under date of June | _ Corrox—The operations in this staple reach 300 will be held This Evening, at Monroe Hall, ate744 o'clock. — J, Mr, John Dunn; Lucis, Miss Chapman; Alice, Miss ‘the people deserted Saratoga merely on account of the je a BeNOR. | bales. at firm prices, Each member is requested to bring a friend to be Mrciled, ‘The ‘To conclude with the favorite Polka Jniien, by Mona, sand Miss Walters. Dress Circle and Parquette, 50 A Funny Affeir.—Under this head, we published | 14th, by the government of Mexico, that the revenue ) iu) TU cm PLrms joung. intelligent Irishmen of New York, who desire to see Ire- ad cooking. I intend shortly to make a descent Frovn, ke. Western canal flour may be considered | joune) second Hor, 23 conta, Doors opan at 7% 8 " if from English dominion, are requested to attend, into some of the kitchens, when I trust the result of | ‘Yesterday's ‘Yeraid, an account of the arrest of ® laws of 1815 will go into immediate effect. On the | a shade firmer this morning, though the transactions . ; aay researches and observations will be found interest: | BegrO waiter called Jim Robinson, from the boarding | ith of July, at noon, the custom houses were de- | are not heavy; supplies of good parcels continue | ———— REGERE OR DUVAM, FC Curtain rises a house of Mrs. Mix and Tripp, corner of Beaver street light. We notice sales of 1,500 b a | OF THIS C! RO. 7 TUESDAY BVBNINO ing. _In order to reach these kitchens, it is necessar , livered 20/446 Bans *hcuitee;and all vesscla end: | DE @ notice sales of 1, arrels at $4 8734 for | PYEVIN RIELLY CLUB—A MBETING OF THIS CLUB ADWAY THEATRE—TUESDAY EVENING, AUG. 1, and Broadway, relating the circumstances under | livered to the Mexican authorities, an vere d State, and mixed ; will be held on Tuesday evening, A 1, Tes, at the the entertainments will ¢ ~ . to make a descent, because they are all under ronnde good State. and mixed Western ; $5 for straight Madison street’ The frionds of Ireland “of the Grand Aciatee sien ciel PALME AN OAT On Hi which he was arrested, and the story told by him be- | carzoes arriving after that time, will be subject to the | {; : $5 Gh 1g : | Seventh Ward Hotel, 159 Mad Fete ses ntancatnt° ride over to the lake to-day. | fore the magistrate. On being liberated by Justice |° °° 4 f : $5.25 00 GS 50 Te rete earn cal cand Michiel: Soctnsteadte aipenae, marpreti werner sill aciseretee senting ISION—Nadhigy Mon Monpla Mul. A. went, too, without the permission of my physician rules, regulations, restrictions, &c., of that act. In | $ $5 50 for pure Genesee. and $5 623¢ to $6 for " nape thd ths a Oe ‘ ¥ y_phy: Lath: ‘Sunday aft he returned again to y FOB By order of MICHAEL DOUGHERTY. President, ir. Toconclade t ate tablodux of the een) wee) L palleve; is ond kh era Mrs, Mix, and shoved signs of insanity ; for nevooner | consideration, however, of the interests of commerce, Rakuee Wien bel We Arar now | _Huen Charny, Seeretary.| antomiz, esi Ted Y RE— <; ) i m e flour move: ng slow! ran. sin | - — Monplaisir; satiteelingl, and be lsome ot Sh he was he in the house than he shut himself up in | which might suffer by the sudden and important | good request and firm, Some 500 barrels Jersey have | [YIRSt BRIGADE N, Y. § MILITIA~BRIGADE ORDERS amaid mig a, Monn. jo _ Countess, M'lle A. Bula: Yelve Seo. loset, and fancied that ere after him to kill him, io, nicke 2 63 ‘ —New York, July 31, 1818—Head ters of the tirs successful practitioners of the age. ‘The first ongulr ordo him some bodily injury. ‘The police were agai | Changes in the tariff, &c., all vessels with lawful cargoes been ploked up at $2 Gai. Wheat Is tn demand fF | ineng NY. bgt ee ph ae te neve, Miss Walidegraver A Gen iL rere makes Sree beaseraval bevel Sy ahinae ‘end, | called in. and the ugly negro once more conveyed to | arriving at ports in Mexico, within three months of the bushel Ree Bokthorn, at O70 ye continues atpady from Bread ray, apt es. The Offwers of the | der ‘the direction of Mons. Bartholon doctors here, and the person interrogated feels nodouvt | the Tombs, where the magistrate locked him upin date of the order, (June 14) without proper manifests | byiniCls tat, Sout legs firm, Canal can be bought at 46 | mustl, on business, at ld t-ve aytaanag eT ie? order to be examined by the physician ‘to his sane | ~ . * a rs fai. Geae eens. The asa: is ay si home ropa tae ats of'mitia, The wines valbten by this negro before | “24 other necessary documents, instead of being | a 47c. By order, HENRY STORMS, Brig.-Gen. » y - Carrix.—At market—1700 beef cattle, (chiefly from | _H. Jouxsow Stonma, Aide-de-camp. turesque, and at its head is a sulphur spring of great | the Justice, as published yesterday, we are informed | selzed, shall be allowed to enter and discharge, giving | 110 < oath’) 60 cows and valvee aud sG0o theep and HE ROYAL iT purity, which invalids were accustomed 10 visit with | Wa® mere fabrication, the effects of » weak mind, | bonds, with sufficient security, to Mexican commis- | lambs, Pileet. eet Cattle ducine howe kine coe RE.—TUEBSDAY, AUGUST Iw,— —— Benefit of the distinguished artist, Mme. A. Monplaisir.-Om IL STEAMSIIIP HIBERNIA, WILL | which occasion she will have the honor of appearing in the tek he dock, at Jersey City, on Wednesday, 2d’ August, | lowing highly successful tableaux of the new ballet the 2d, a, ily in former years. During the present | DFU are by delirium tremens, caused through drink- | sioners, to pay all duties and charges, and abide the | in protty frecly, but me have no material change to 12 o'clock, yahert ableau of the much aduined ballet, LE DIABLE Beason, the Saratoga Lake has not been navigated by a Mirglere Frustrated:—The wholesale decision of the department in each case. Andffur- | 2°te in prices, The sales made were mostly within | ~~ Sakae ili GGL ER Lae ich the Leneficiare will appear in the . e grocery store | P' J . 6 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A | of jazourka, Mowed b ithand Sth ts steamboat, andparties of pleasure have had few opper- Ee eN MMR EST Notte Titone | 1dgsdl anieotitare Mebibblact potion Gon the range of $6 U0, $7 £0 per om oa io auality, At W austen is} ee family, to do,chamberwork, and | the grand Aulatic tallety 1/ALMICG: oF the, Origntel Vinee tunities of enjoying the luxury of a ride upon the wa- | make herself general; ful—hi d in her last ple 8 ry of Tunderstand that Mr. Wallace, an enterprising | "84 entered on Saturday night or early on Sunday | months, instead of being confiscated, may bere-ox- | we observed quitea number in the yards, left aver, wee, | ake, hereelt of clty referonces ean bo. givens Plcnce apply ab | he'enctaa te slomplaisis will perform the part of lagdee eae sitizen of Albany, has chartered the steamboatlying at | Morning, by some ay nom Freheae, rece Seerce |, sortadwpoh. tha samecrelash (or aay-oftien leaving | #0ld. A lot of 50 head were taken for export to Ber. | No. 0) West 16th street, 34 floor, front room-—can be seen ler two | plaisir the teantiful PAS DES FLEUHS, face Chk it of the lake that und iT ihe muda, and 50 head driven to Brighton. Cows aye, tL'AZELIA. B; eral reqnest, LA ZINGARILLA. Th pided age aay ong al ithe pre. | tance to the store above. Therascals, after breaking | sooner,) upon giving proper security, that such ex. | MUda, and 60 hea $18, $27 60 to $87 50—ah taene RY a WSS Wate Laas rand jan obi, {fom LA JEUNE” DALWATE. Te soacheee nent week. SPDs PN SG Nirere he Raper, Shen top Aor, | Portation be actually made, and no abuse committed. | Sheep and Lambs—We quote the former et $1 20 4 man, aaituation as nurse, or to do ther work, of a small | Suh te enthusiastically appianded LA V<RSOVIENNE. At the Lake Hotel to-day, I observed Mr. Augustus > - It will thus be seen that all th lies and re- | $2 50 to $4, and the latter at from $2, $2 25 a $3 60— | family. Ploase applyat No, 41 Montgomery stroct, for Mra. Owe ASTLE GARDEN—PERFORMANCE TO COMM! T Belmont, of New York; he was accompanied by Mrs, | *#f, in which was a large amount of money, full of gun. es lactate nts © | 250 unsold,’ Hay—Sales at from 371cc to. 500 per 100, | ens Bo'clocs. Admission 25 conta, children bale-prioe, Mana, Grymes and her daughter, of New Orleans, and by seve. powder, eet @ train from the safe to the front door | strictionsof the former Mexican tariff are again in Straw at $2 50 a $3 76 per hundred bundles, Directoy, Mi ral » | . a 1 ir, L— Evening, Angust’ and gentlemen whom I did not’ soe. ‘These | Footy pata mac ubtaia the eon dee oeeic | operation; but we have no doubt, with all the onerous | Puovisions.—There is no movement in, pork this ‘WANTED ASITUATION BY A RESPECTADLE YOUNG wile Peraraned, Wy reduest, the interesting dramat ¢ ansodote could harily have elected any shot oe sarth | This lest operation was fortunately not oarried into | Provisions of the revenue lawsof that republic, alarge | M0rning, and the market is stagnant, We quote moss | city reerencecan bo Brea Amos iit Hokey ateey; oa ky | ge MALO Clark ; Rawson, Mr. Blocoker Tlaveesso, Me. Sout oe mere notin 2 ORY spot om earth | exeontion, from the fact in all probability of their being | and profitable trade will be carried on for sometime, | PO™inal at $11 25, and prime at $8 871; to $8.90. Of | seen hr twoduvn, Soe a OE a nee ae pai tig ise Niekineon, more delicious, or more retired. beef there have been sales of 300 barrels, at $12 to >. | SONGS—Miss Phillips and Mf hill EDLEY OVE! u " disturbed before they had time to effect their designs, 2 a1 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A ij ol - We are to have some fine trots on Saturday; some | The Collar door was discovered to be» b. the Bd | Very large orders have already made their appearance | $12 12!4 for city mess (which is a decline), and WwW situation ag chambermaid or to do general housework; has | TURE Orchestra. To comelude with of the Dulsimer Pipers Mr, G. Hol i Mra, Deputy Lomax, Mra, enon. formidable stables are on the ground, and among them in the markets of Great Britain, particularly in Man- | $6 75 to $7 for ditto prime, Lard is held more firmly ; od recor dation from her last pl Please apply at Ni ward police, and on entering through to the store above, »P y in Man i «eard is hela 3 recommendation from her last plice. Please apply at No, are Mr. Samuel Seene's of Teen a aa te eral | the gunpowder plot was luckily discovered. Noarrest | chester, and there {s every prospect of the business (ae ph iesirn Meee Ee act Cn oe Uva est cneet Chto bgutrer here rac lege ;, . at present. i @ | ik an % . i n foln's best tine very heb, ons TONS LAAy SUF | T Devect of @ Fugitive Hotel Thie/—OMcer Leonard, | PeiRE Overdone, The long time that the ports of Mex~ | without material change, and only moderately aot Mi | WW ANTED—A SITUATION By A RESPECTABLE YouNG | (ASTLE GARDEN—tHLURSDAY EVR Tean write no more to-day, Ishallbewell very soon, | ue of the Chief's principal aids, arrested yesterday | ico have been closed, and the impossibility of opening 228.6 to 23¢ beMsewer oe meal Bae TRG troner, oF to do the geroral | Honest of the New York Volunteers, Inlionor of ‘fi AIVEL.” | sfternoon » notorious hotel thief by the ‘mame of | safe communications with the interior, during the | : Moxnay, July 816 P.M. | given” Apply at o0Thira avenue." ° “wrens® “S" 1° | anu bravery. ‘he following talentad, Aricta have, ft Raed Sv * | George Fish, alias Fisher, on a warrant issue : rn oy y 2 fomest manner, voluntee ir valuable services for the occa Care May, July 26, 1818, | Mayor Swift, of Philadelphia, wherein he stands charg. | SU¢illa warfare, reduced the supply of foreign manu- | ‘The flour market was steady, and the stiffness no ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN, IN A | Sion:—Madame Antoinetto Otto, Miss Julia Northaih Signor Bot- | i q i o edith robbing a Mr, Balchinan of $400in August nat, | ttetures tow very low point. It is to meet the demand | ticed on Saturday was continued. The sales, however Wiitteic sera dey good or Frogory store shipping oe | Uhl, Since Ard and Pane ita, land; Major Minus, Mr. Nickin Vernon ; Nancy Spigot, Mise Nick THURSDAY EVENING, Al ‘ , i if ron in the 8 ische \- Cape May is the summer resort mostly of South- | nearly a year ago, while putting up at the Eagle Hotel | which the consumption of the past two years, without varieties of this State. Oswegs and Western brands, | tommyann sel rartny tensors where would, e willing | Wongrand alas Mies Augustas Mise’ Vallce ast Mena Bowseny em people, of whom we: have now about 3000.— | in pote street. * The ng by officer Drown to anaes | coPFesponding receipts, bas created—and such is the | with lots of fancy brands, at previous quotations, | ject asempleyment, Pleave nidrets Uris at ter otioe Fe ee ee Maite ane the pela geateatzn of There are a few New Yorkers amongst us—the | the charge. This George Fish is no doubt one of the | anxiety to be first in the market, and such the extent ples of Weve Cope gu ceee ay ie W ANIED—A SITUATION BY AN EXPERIENCED MAN, | next: Tickets G0 cente-to te had atthe prin greatest number have come from Philadelphia | most expert hotel thieves now on the tapis, of the arrangements already made to supply them— sxhibi ss se sgr rently arrived in Now York, who is convers.nt with | Book Stores andat the ticket office at Castle G 2 Ch Grand La Captain Squi f th . ping order. Meal exhibited no change. Sales of Rye Gardening, Farming, designing and executing pleasure grounds | cert under the direction of Mr. R noort a and Baltimore. a eet etae Lae a woman by the name | that there is every probability of their being overstock- | were made at provious rates. Oats were some less firm. | sui accyte. Reepime kee Testineniels tence a eee | TERRUM’S LURRIDAHC MTORR Bie a : F ‘ rm . les of Also by tee! female, to work at d ing, teach The place itself has, on one side, a great deai of | of Ann Matthews, on a charge of stealing a gold chain | @d, and the trade overdone. The Southern section peletedg treatin gu Ageer iW re Pepmaee mM Ue pom oe gegy iets Seeger eae poked fine white sand; and on the other side, a good deal | #24 pencil, valued at $30, together with a gold broach, | of our country is peculiarly favorably located for also sold at the inside prices of last week. Lard was | 20d do house work ina private family, Address in both cases, | 9 a T. BARNUM, Proprietor—F. Hitchcock Manager.—Iwo days only—Mom and ‘Tuesday.—fplendid Perfor every afternoon ab 8 o'alock, ani ovory evening at ‘tho Manager has ene to E. G., No. 45 Whitehall strect. Reference to Capt. Robert worth $6, and $7 in money, with several other articles z ‘ i To a i mores’ There are some twelve large spacious ho- | “in all valued at $50, the property of Gertrude Grun. | WPPlying Mexieo with many ae eae eee | duitte and no change mas noticed in other articles: | Scans, ap Columbusor Dr J-H- Whitaker, No.810 Broads | FRee4 for two days longer, York Campbells kihnorials gantrely tela here, which are almost equally good. The | 4y.. The accused was taken before Justice Osborne, | 20t raised within her own limits—and the monopoly Sugar and Molasses were quite steady, We | Rnormous Boa Constrieter, Three Livin Orang’ Ou io t, which 20 epi js | 204 detained for a turther hearing. of that portion of Mexican commerce, will probably be AsHes—Sales of about 100 barrels were made, inclu- ANTSD—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG | fant Vestris, Mademoiselle Gertrude, Mr. T. J. Oldfeld. "The largest, which can accommodate some 500 a-picce, is | Fong Bill arrested again.—A novorious burglar call- | enjoyed by New Orleans and other Southern ports; | ding pots at $5, and pearls at $0, ? woman, who resided with rents in the country, todo | Highland Mammoth Boys. The Giant Baby. Admission to the : Ie whole, including Museum, Performances, &c., 25 cents; children, to family, or a6 chamber. x 1d old enough to walle “alono, 1244 tenta— illing each extra, the Atlantic, kept by Messrs, McMakin, thorough | ed Bill Williams, alias ‘Long Bill, was arrested yester. : " $5, and pear! the general Hovsowork of a small p i rs urer: E " Breapsturrs.—Flour—The sales footed up about Ww hersi it Re under ten years of age a3 gentlemen, quict, affable, and obliging, and there is | 487, by the 8th ward police, on suspicion of stealing a | but the manufacturers of Europe, particularly those | hi *tn0 barraiy, in separate parcels, among which midland walter illo fo mate' eri generlly tetul Se Reserved front teats, om nota hotel kept better, than this, in the” United | £1'him ia gustody tors Terthor esate Sold watch, and other jewelry. Justice Blakely detain. | of Great Britain, will control the Mexican markets, | wore “400 barrels “commana Genoees: Gt Fa Te ee | cmuta seen ECHANICS’ HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY, DETWREN 80 far as their fabrics are concerned. 1000 barrels Oswego, Rochester, &c., at $4 75; and 200 “We A Grand and Broome streets. Positively the last week of the States, nor anywhere out of it, The Columbia follows ‘Within the past eight or ten years, thore have been | ® 300 barrels Oswego, of rather better quality, at Afaiter, Stoneneed appiy hut those who imtestanttsiae | seagam, duriog whieh the annual Bowe of the voveral’ members - Pt +4 d ply and thei ‘next im suit, then the Congress Hall,» Mansion, Law Intelligence. tied in thib'atid thei cities ‘of “thu; $4 8744; other Lota sold at $4 75 a4 8134 ; at the close, | rminces, Good recommentations, required, wet eae of the company will take place, Tuesday, Auguste, and evary American, &e., which, I believe, are all A number one. | guexewe Covar, Juuy S1.—Sreciat Team.—Before | St#blished in this and other cities of this country, | very little was to be had at the lower figure. Sales of | "sizer. Go Siuadway, night during the week, For the Benefit of G,N Christy, ‘The The board, in these hotels, is from $10 to $ll a week ; | justioslanbet ey oe ae numerous agencies of foreign life insdrance com- | 135 barrels Milwaukie, (Empire Mills) sold at $5 25, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG | fe out pent nor naS Wows couetria during peer od ue perate boarding houses, where you Paudt vs. Paudt—Order allowing alimony during | panies ; and we have no doubt a very large amount of TERNS Tametiet Where main Br toe hee ona! WwW Woman, ae Laundress, or Chambermaid and ‘washer or | favor and patzoneee, pare, the honor of announcing thad owing The have adopted very easy manners here, | Fame, > 1? “na Order Of reference to ascertain | business in their peculiar line has been transacted by | Gling quality Illinois, gold 100e 1000 do Ole soknce | ouet. Thebes of character given. Apply 204 Mott atre main in this city, and give their inimitable entettaimmente for so that an entire stranger will feel himself perfectly at Murphy vs Murphy.—Referred back for further | them. The various statements put forth from time to | at 106c; 1000 do do, at 100c Hi d_ 1000 do Wisconsin, VICE eet A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG | one week more. Admission 25 cents, Doors open at 7, Con- home ina very few hours, There is no stiffness here ; | proof of adultery. time by these agencies, and the “highly respectable” | 0n private terms. Corn -Sales of 8000 bushels good ‘Woman, a situation as Cook in a privata fami » | cert commencing at 8 o'clock, On Saturday, Angust '5, an one w 1 , ° Ban come wel ing at 8 o'clock. Manager’ and ut all the people follow the principle of real gentility, ; bese . mixed were made at 64 a 54340; 4000 do sold at Sdo; | Understands the general routing of her business. Can como well | afternoon Concert, commen this isingeeut ‘the real nobility of the soul, ‘aT gives | fel pgs vs, Rutherford.—Report of referee con- | names they have enlisted as resident boards of direc- about 5000 do Southern yellow, in two lots, sold at Sve; Hecommended. and has n9 objection to the country. | Adds, bE | Directors ______E. P. CHRISTY. — the tout ensemble, here, an air of jcharming novelty in | “ ‘7he ‘City Fire Insurance Company vs. Patterson,— | t0F8, have gained the confidence of a portion of the | and 2,700 do, damaged Northern, sold at de, 3,300 do | 2°°% lee eee HE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING.—THE ORIGINAL AND comparison with the other watering and bathing | sation foc reole conten community ; and in many instances policies of these | flat yellow, not in good order, sold at 430; round NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG | calves ematile, Campbell Minstrels, whose, concerta have re; Places. Colgate vs. Elliott.—Order restraining defendants | eompanies have been preferred to those issued by do- | Yellow was firm, and held 600.’ Meal—Sales of 3008 “Woman, naitustion a Seamatrees orLadytMeid. Ova, | fakion ot New Bagland ths past nix mentin’ end tare iene Now, Icgn understand that people coming here for | according to prayer, without prejudice to defendants y 400 barrels Jersey, at $2 62%. Rye—Sales of 1000 itting And mamkigg Indies and bolldivas dremes Also, | from the entire press of the Bast the most flattering eneomiums twenty years, every year regularly, never think of | to move to yacate same after answer. | mestic companies, managed entirely by our own citi- | bushels were at7le Rye Flour—Sales of about | jadies fine vases and ironing. Can come well recommended. | ever bestowed upon acompany of musicians, have the pleasure going to any other place. A great many of these visit- |“ Fiayes vs. Currie.—Motion for reference denied,with | zens, secured by investments in our own stocks, and | 130 barrels at ‘4. Oats—Canal were dull, at 46 a | Address E. Z, seamstress, box — at the office of thls paper—shali | to announce thelr return. to the city; and that hey wall com: ers have the frames of their houses in Philadelphia and | ¢19 costs t ject to th. tricti hich th Baltimore, and bring them on here where they can get vi f . Nieckterm.—Motion to disel ms not subject e many restrictions which those out ae * i ‘ ‘ » 8 good lot of about 25 by 100 for $150 or $200. It is | ,,.Niecivcrm ts, Niechters—Motion Be ne | of the reach of our laws generally inflict upon holders ¥.—Sales of 75 bbls. country mess, were made at qari Wadiaabad Aagvel aineea tata ectoe) Ge a ee EN oodooe to be feared, however, that this paradise of innocence White vs. White.—Motion for reference denied. | of foreign risks. We are satisfied that those who haye | $11 75; city mess commanded about the same. handi u ‘will not last fc It has be bs .d that the tide inj ‘i C The 0 ti f the di rf t me peek cree Bedi BAAIe, ive ¥ and Hahei nea will occupy Fewest al) fowl Avert wo id eyo with ios Maga forever, en observer Westcott vs. Platt.—Motion to dissolve injunction | i their li oTton.—The operations of the day only amount | vate property of a gentleman leaving the city. For particulars | performances, will render itone of the most attractive places o is making great progress, washing away foot after | genic, with $10 conta; wud order of refasonee 19 ap. received an insurance on their lives in these foreign | ¢o 400 balsa, au 47c. Sales of 1800 bushels Virginia were made on | be attended tofor one week if not previously eng mence a teries of their inimitable and highly popular musical private terms, supposed to be at about 32c. saacer cae aie entertainments at the American Museum, on Monday afternoon B Prices are firm, but no further advance | apply at t ‘0, 31 Crosby street. amusement, to spend an afternoon and eve.ing. in the city. as reached about a quarter of a mile in the | point receiver. offices, cannot be aware of the insecurity under which | can be realized. NIED—EITH. N.C NDING, | Theafterndon Concert will commence at 314 o'clock; the even: last ten years. That must bestopped, or the ocean will | “Grange vs. Wortendyke, — Temporary injunction | they exist, and the litigation, delay, and difticulties, | Brxswax,Sales of 2000 Ibs. were made at 191;c~ ANTED EITHER IN BROOKLYN, COMMANDING, | ingats. aris of admission 0 coats, which will ulm aimit- i€ possible, a view of the Bay—or in ‘New York, West of | tance to all parts of the Museum. —We notice three arrivals of dry cod, to-day, | Broadway, from Fourth to Twenty-third street: a good commo- | swallow up the island, innocence and all. dissolved, and motion for injunction and receiver de- | which their heirs, exeeutors, or assigns will be com. The ladies, here, are lovely in the extreme. It seems | nieg with $10 costs. intals of which were disposed of at $2 50. dious two story House, with basement, furnished or unfutnis hed ILL REOPEN ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, PORA aa if all the cities bad sent us their fairest fowers to | — CXabert va. Labatut.—Decree dismissing bill, with | Pelled to submit to at their decease. Aftera thorough | Faurr.—A sale of 700 boxes new Malaga lemons was | —theformer preferred: “The rent to. be moderate, and Possession , short sine only, fard's New Double Mammoth Panora- see which city should get the prize. This, however | costs. | and careful examination of the laws of Great Britain | Made on terms not made public. gee cine iven isnmecistel fin by letter or personally, ae nena eres corey ¢ Frould be hard to describe, as they are all very pretty, | Foz vs, Laurence.—Motion for injunction denied, |. the regulation’ of these companies, we have ar- | ; {XE!GHTS.—Cotton was engaged to Liverpool at —— ——————————— the world, and ¢ globe, extending uivre more or less—meaning those who are less, ate less | with $10 costs. 6 Peery 5 32.d Corn, in bulk, at 43d.; 1000 bbls. flour were en- ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOU than twenty degrees of latitude. Open every evening, at Pano- ermaid, or to do general housework, in Best ' of city reference, if rejuired. ©, 12 East 18th street, between Broadway and ._ Can be seen for two days, rived at the conclusion, that they are an unsafe invest- | gaged at Is ; 1000 do lard, on terms not understood; rama Hall, ment for our citizens ; that their agencies, are out of | #04 10,000 bushels af corn to Belfast and Ireland, in Surneme Count—Starisrics—The New York Oyer | place among us; and that they should not, in any | Ns “Sates of 200 bbls, were made at TaT%o.— | ERM are Cn Homers Loregd wate aaa Ae Ee Prett gg ry After hearing some unimportant motions, the Court s is the regula ing hour— a invite the ladies to go bathing, and offer their assist. | *@Journed to the 1st September nex ance, which is, of course, accepted. 08 Broadway, adjoining Njplo’s Garden. Admission Men Nall price, “Pancranih*®iUeommence tuving . Afternoon performances on Wednegigys and Satay at 3 o'clock. ‘The ladies have adopted a beautiful dress, something | #24 Terminer, Circuit Court, and special term of theSu- | 34456 or manner, be countenanced or support ed. Sales of 600 boxes were made at 5's MBROIDERY—WANTED, SOME SKILLFUL AND EX- | (1RAND PANORAMA OF TAYLOR'S CAM in the Chinese style, made generally oflively colors, Pree Conse Held Hy earioe HvaluarG ETM SAIS | rs taws of Groat MeVlald WY, thet" Ai’ Gelley ie Saleh of 1700 Dbl: were made at T20" Ee verenced hands for working Rmbronierien, Apriy acai | Gre ASeg ANC MA, OF, TANEOUS CAMPAIGN, IN and is very becoming, after supper. "Wegencrally as: | time, according to the code of procedure, com- | Ys policy Holders demand 4 125, while buyers offered | Brosiway. ‘Tousey’s Mammoth Panorama shows, iu the m feet and semble at the beach to promenade, which looks like a | menced on the first Monday of July, and continued | surance does not contain stipulations obligatory upon | 4,1 7 OILERS WANTED CIWO ON THREE GVLIN, | Muutiil manner, the Marches, Eneatopmenta a peg great procession, which goes for miles and miles. Here | four weeks and a day. No criminal business was | i, assured, it may be effected in fayor of any person, ‘Moxassxs.—Sales of 200 hhds, were made for distil- sy Ghto8t inches dlametes, and. WD tei tetany, erase sree foperasiona a Se ou tee, also, a great many fanoy dresses. Last night | ‘ransncted because of & defictoney of Jaron Jo trlt | even though an infant or married woman ; and being men nO HARTER either new of segond hand, i'nct above one Year oi and'in god | rama commences moving, at So‘clool preciecy."Aittades 3S Gaal of ettention: co dete Mana nsteds eres" | Term was taken up on the third Monday of theterm, | property of personal nature, an alion may sue upon | 4, 0!¢E4 wishes deat anendeteray Pr EL he Seo. R. M.& M. Co, 57 Weat street, | CR —RObAIT price, No charge for deveriptive ramphlete ean singers, who promenade in their native costume, | 8d occupied the residue of it—22 decrees in ealendar | it and recover the amount in the English courts, even | | Srxvs.—Flaxseed—Sales of 1000 bushels were made OMS OR OFFICES TO LET.—THE THIRD sToRY of | QACRED DIORAMA S—NOW EXHIBITING AT WHE which is very picturesque and pretty; there are three | causes in equity were en! i, gemined, and. | though resident abroad, so long as the State to which | st $1 25. house 8 Nassan street, suitable for a private family, or for splendid new Hall, 390 Broadway, over Stoprani’s Batha— Zentiemen and three ladies belonging to the company, | at Sn eqGity, were heard and deversined; an + | _ Hemp.—Dew rotted continued in light supply and | offices. Enquire of “A Nassau street: ta the bocy | Hanuing tou's entirely new Grand ¢criptural Dioramas of the and are now under the pant | of Mr. A. ‘ey: 236 orders in exparte motions (including those ordered | he belongs is not actually at war with this country. firm, We note sales of 100 bales, at $135 per ton, 6 | store most Magnificent Spectacle ever witnessed in New York, will be ———_________ | opened on Monday, 81st of July. €reation of the World and the ‘0 GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED | Deluge. Assisted by a din private family, at 108 Hammersley street. niments. Mr. H. Bannington has just ee ee ~ Diorama, intended to illustrate the sublime tered during the term. There that in the event of a war, the claim A rmall lot (30 bales) Sisal changed hands, at rauch, of your city ; they are reaping agolden harvest | st Chambers) were en It thus appears, tha’ mos. ales) Sisal changed hands, at NE OR hare=iber| give thite- tonssete "er ithe, Kahrsoal, «| rere aE ee eee eee and | ofevery foreign individual against the insurance com- | 76, cash. ONES ‘omy spose £ about 500 civil causes on the calendar un : a i i x Table OF Pee iaiayacions room, built by Mr. Bro | of. From this the Governor will at once perceive the | panleszof that country is, in fact, confiscated; and the WAS eaaee tre ee, aStiye). and me ales Of md" 1 eeiagiamen (GAIL) THR FIFE OF avausr— | Days of the Creation? centbiting hyeaeume spectacle of the Six Lunderstand that tiekets have been gold for three and | ftners of ordeting juattcet ra ee aa ice not | f0Rd which he may have suppoted was accumulating’ | "On, she only sale reported was 2000 gallons clty | sp.rye Captain Wan G, Haskstall yurtice POO. GALT ee | fee Te pore pc nucal fects all the. progrueive chang 8. If you don’t ire a ticket a week be- | &! a ; is family, is at once for ever swept | pressed, at 58c. Saturday, August 5th, and’ wil the final completion of the great work of C’ aeeiaas Yery doubtful if you can procure a | done speedily, the people will soon begin to discuss | for the support of his family, cay clot | _ PRovIst0%s.—Sales of 600 bbls. mets pork were made, | ave OE Haves om, Saturday, August Suh, and will touch at | the final completion of the grea Oueaiss eeteatiag Satta touching at Cowes, on Saturday 2d pearance of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. “the Diorama im ; the | the propriety of abolishing at least seven justices of | away. There is, therefore, no guaranty that any cla‘ at $11 12% ; 100 do, at $11 25 ; 100,do, at 11 37%. in | wove Haere for fork Sercttins thes sre pettion Caine invitetions from the | the Supreme Court, in the county, and creating the | against these companies can be made available to those | the foreveon, and about, 1600 at‘$1i. The market | of September, or fraight, oF passage, apply to iH ‘the rarult of along cherished idea, and of a Wfetime of study different hotels, and are very much liked, both by the | same number for the city of New York. for whom it was intended, at the time due, or, in fact, | was unsettled. Sales of 200 bbls, prime were mado, at CAB MARSHALL 35 Burling Slip. and experiment in this department of the arts, Tele dhe most , costly, yet work of the kind existing, and com- ladies as well asthe gentlemen, on account of their Svrerion Court, July 31—At Cuamprrs—Before 7 ve Bee fon, le sae neetee ‘unaffected manners. They are really very fine singers, | Chief Justice Oakley and Mr. Justice Landford.— | ever after. These are some of the reasons why it is | pic?’ we could hear of no operations, The a6. a mn & ee Thouitou bh tavedgnu fbn fet od mere : oa jhe Righeas ee eal regan g_wit ike wt ‘ly Miss Teresa, she has a good sapeae yoice ; | Joseph Hancox vs. the New York and Erie Railroad | unsafe to make any investments in these foreign life | marke sontauee frm. at f32e%8 5 50, as ; _3.R, CROSKEY, Southampton, : foe id pte y Recgery fod foci” pape ae. y seem to me all very excellent. Their pieces | Company.—The plainiiff in the causeis owner ofthe | i, surance companies; but there are others equally co- UGARS,—There was bu le do’ aR. 5 i eres le, Fo Ai aie Wont! weay Oh Deon ° Firmament, he ‘site my, byl and sHerhage ‘and Flow: Creation of Animals Sixth Dee second | Garden of Edi : alm i a th boat Buffalo, Inthe early part of July he fileda and the only sales reported, were 200 “ era, eating agot Mr Fraate and las Matiey is charm. | Statement of facts, of which the following Ye the sab: | gent, and, in our opinion, equally as certain of being | *é the only sales reported, were 200 hile. Cuba Mus: een Webcast nate ine ire an00 the seoad | Garden ided ktve. With this completion of ani htful. stance, to wit: at he, the plaintiff, was owner | untimately realized. 5 a dike, 4 mos. Torre, £10,000; the Unird horse, £10,000; to be di t- | dal ion, first part of loses. ‘o-morrow night, we havea ball, or hop, at the At-| of the said steamboat Bu jo, of New York ; that | jt ie well known that the capital and premiums re- | | Tattow.—Some 8000 Ibs. prime changed hands, at ter dra ane pute £10005 the cig, amore Non. Parti, Grand Dioraina of the Deluge, Tickets ta Chilaren pope MWhen’ one heal ves's ball the gear man or vapor Oye he Matar ee fea b4 ceived by these foreign insurance companies (we allude eee Sales of 890 © 1000 bbis, were made, in. | eachofint hares, Shc meson ‘here, chu ea boca, ra ES z owe at 8 o'clock. 4 hotel boarders are invited ae matter of courte. | carrying a ou ~ ee oe Bag ale . to Layer keen Gam cad Oeazeninas hee cluding Ohio, at 2234 ; and State Prison, at 23c. ie. spons ay) Fe 4 ogivided among Non: ie Bat re THE NEW AND SPLEN ; ye . y ” and secu: ie: I iad my more days of every week, by which enterprize 4e | gach-First_ hore, £4000; segond horse, £2,000; thisd, horse, Scnoorry’s Mouxtarn Springs, July 25. subjected himself to a great outlay in fitting out and Rp Pec ee Fi Thursday, August 30, that huts abity to pay aot only thetsdometio,bat | ay cvacinat! Conmercel Ma -—We wm in the | Feteasebocuintony aha wisienseee | MiSae RL Ee rence pee cageme " ¢ Cincinnati Commercia —We saw in the | Pa nis 0 ; ; 73g otclock. om 4 ning, victualing, &c.. said boat. That defendants | their foreign losses, (in the event of their electing to | Fifth street market, yesterday, peaches of the very | stakes, are requested to make early application, as each sweep | $1. Teckel on board, ats small cha ished Here I am in one of the finest mountain regions pi corporation cated’ by an act of the Legislature, | ao g0,) depends entirely upon the solvency and stabi- | largest size—rich, Telex, pr aed « Golden clings, som | willbe turn immediately i nef fu ce Fama of the draws Rip shed lay prove unfavorable, the Bxoussion ‘will take Lever visited. It is strange that one should live as | entitled Cirpany, eye the New, orkcand Erie | tity of that government and the market value of its | of Which measured eight inches opportunity of taki Railroad ;” passed April 24, 1832, n circumference’ | petuipeauverteed a THE SALOONS AND BARS OF THIS To give Indies an hey sold at the rate of $3 bushel, ik : TRE. They sold at the rate of $3 50 per bushel. The peach | shares, scrip will be issued in initials, at the option of thesal tablishment are now to let for mext Season, ov a In long as Thave, without visiting these springs be- | SMuants are Swnets of the steamboat “New Haved,” | securities. The fpolitical revolutions which have de- crop of the present year, like all other crops, is un- | fern ‘All communications, toinrure aitention fore. I was delighted with my excursion o’er hill | which had been, and still is employed in the freight | stroyed the credit of most of the governments of the | usually plenti remittanee. Foreign orders may be made im Porigd if rec wired, commencing on or about the first day of & y tion of freight 7 all letters must be addressed to Richard Nicholls an tember ne: le security will be required, The ¢0 and dale, by hamlet and village, until we found our- ae See = “~ a Laeger punt on continent, and reduced the value of their securities to MARKETS ELSEWHERE. Kingon, Temple Square, (Apleniury, England, ait? third horse to rn Liport eng riped eas ones ascertained om appl telves entering the fine old park of Belmont Hall. | the Hudson River, Detween the hours ott o’elock in | ® mere fraction of their era uneaane ve Rae wrdex saree. be ieee by Belts Life.’ terap at 'B caer gna prnciertaleiamn As The ee You know this establishment as it was of old; it is | the evening and 7 o’clock in the morning. ‘at, | wholly subsided, and we know in what shape they | Purnanst.pura, July 31, 1818—First Board—$18,000 State | of September, 1848, Zo pepress aud, no scrip willbe genuine ‘ANTS! - AHRENS, THE WELL KNOWN ae to th 5's, 73%5 $000 U. 8. 6's, "68, 10374; 2 Bank of Pennaylvunis, 2 less the letter containing it bears the Aylesbu: lk. 3 ; now truly a palace upon the hill top. No watering | Tthout Sibir charter, they have, for some tue penced, | Will next appear, or in what section of the old world hs Morais Cx, aah bs Bia Bank 1034; 1000 U. &. Gs | Subecribers wishing to. send: Bank Notes hat better snd hatves at saa inar Continsess An Werte, ha dusk rasakved fy peges place can boast such superior accommodations as | employed said boat between the hours of 7 0 Fock in | the work of devastation may again commence. We 104; 1000 10: 1095. 1000 CIN aT LOO; ONG Ps Noten Om. | By different poste, ~ | worth from $4 to $5, Warranted to fit, and made in the mest is now offered at this hotel. The hall is now filling up the morning and 7 o'clock in the aie, in Pg ees have a vast tterest at stake in the preservation of | Delaware Canal 2,51); q 0) Lehigh Navigation Coal ip _ Y ba? oe Ee. OrPosrts Wier GENERAL POST | fashionable style, or no sales, idly, and is v ‘ sions 0 the fabing Banks from this city en: | pence in England, andin the perpetuity of that govern- | $1 Northern Bank, Kentucky, 08, £90 Girard Bank, 1034: 16 Ha Office, St: Martin's le Grand, London—‘This magnificent Ho- EDICAL OFFICE—DR. JOHNSON, 16 DUANE rapidly, an ery an sti , in. direct opposition to the rights of plaintiff; ford Railroad, 343. After Sules—6120 shs State 5's, 7534; 100 | tel, having recently undergone extensive alterations, and a great near Chatham strest, so well known as tho most here appears to ‘be great good feeling existing | WRereby he has suffered damage to the amount of | ment. Inacommeroial point of view, that country is | GTRMronh as. After, Sales G12) he State, orton of it newly furmabod, willbe found on tial to hare no | seagttioner im New Yorks In ts Featnent of <— amdag 17] bees app ee si Tacs tor are | $400. And, therefore, plaintiff demanded that they be | the only one left in the whele of Europe, to which we ee a eg opt pede ping meme gts pier BOTAN he Doctor's reputation for in thee, old half-rured truly we ban boast a galazy of beauty—and 1 now | restfained frem further continuing sald excursions, | oa jook for those markets for our produots, which 7 Married, 4 joard Say, Hot and Cold | fre ulcers upon the body, dri the Wont or oes, pane ie the Truly, we dex boas a galnay of beanty--s\ and be ordered to pay to said plaintiff the $400. Upon July 31st, by the Rey. Mr. Maben, Wittiam McCau_ } Baths, ‘TH SPENCER LENNBY, Manager, peachy yee | ey nose, pains in the feel as if 1, together with'some others, should have to go | this state of facts, an order was granted that defend- | are at all times so desirable; and if civil war shows its ty, of this city, to Many, youngest daughter of J. Q. the Bi og 1 house hunting next Tebruary 20 come, end rusti; | ants show cause why they should not be restrained, &c. | hideous head there, we must,asa nation,suffer immense | (aderhill, Fag’ of Soscsucus We cate in this most se eee for this is the ae The case came on this morning. It was admitted, on 1duts: | Wirare so intimately eotiied WHEL the com- | On the’ 30th Instant, by the Re 3 itish Queen Steamship. | Ys Weskncns brought on Ey ert r White, 6 Cedar street. | young men, causing lascivious dyeams ana night “quinone Lathrop. Mr. ROPOSALS—THE LOUISIANA PILOTS’ association | Stively Prey Cg wit or ted. for comfort, hesith, pleasure, feasting snd fun. the part of defendant's counsel,that defendants were a | JR to Miss Anna W. meroury. No alteration in Feoeive the Herald very rogularly. But to-day, we | Comoration and bound fo act within the limite of their | mercial policy of England, that the prosperity of daughter of the late Ben}. Champney, aq,” 7 T°" | 2 qaranta to Durobass two, Pilot Boat uiash, Scots casted | WM RDIOAT, CARDASTRIOTOREN ALES NOW REBOTED ‘have ‘no mail, thanks to Cave Johnson, and his admit- | charter. That they were also ownors of the steamboat | our most important interests deperids entirely | ““rénern Papers will please copy. Hot ce eight Tort shoe inches” at tmovty and not tote teens | MU eeical CARD time, by Dr. Morrison's method ee a a — | eToure st o'clock inthe evening taayraeiock ie | UPeR the stability end power of the presentgovern: | Monday, July Sist bythe Her. J, Smid, Mr Ww, | Jarn cith goad gcommdatent doe fut wil oes | of urn iy aberen eater iat « Laxr Manorac, July 21, 1848. the morning, in tran ng freight and gers | ment. While wesre so closely drawn together in all — eg heoven aaa Chon nn ing apparel in seen, 2 Laat, the boats Jill be fully | ment will be found successful. Seo’ his diploma, with the sigua . : d between city and nt; but denied that they | our commercial relations, it is necessary for us to be And fill thy hope with girl! equippe \y and copper | tures of Sir Astley Cooper, &e., in his office, 20034 Fultom street, This pl surpassed by few others, and sur y, 4 Philadelphia rT fastened. The Proposals to be rent to Capt. ‘Herriman, conte wt , This place is surp y, Bis run her to the fishing Banks, or anywhere else. He | exceedingly cautiousin becoming interwoven in their jadelphia papers pleas ‘Agent ‘of the Louisiana Pilota’ Association, Qoeank HB SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY FORMED a Co: passes most. Nothing can be more enchanting than sald Litho, host was ly _ petween the ‘hours of i Ghanetel ibire euiaciy iis maause dljectly sox. “ean q ‘said Propomie 2 be teat in on cr about the Into oe ro partnership forthe Fas DAY ose om + + i i morni: ym in ie re! ani ) par ti the little Take surrounded by wild hills, and beauti;,) Too cseastonally, chartered her to any person ‘aving’|’ nected with the permianenoy of the public debt of that | On Monday afternoon, July Sist, Reareca ANN, in describing the boats Tinutey—Ute ne, ailing | Sul, and the importing of Tors Saseg the rene abl es of fied by three most charming islands. It is about a | occasion for her between these hours, as they hada | government ; and for this reason it is by no means | Youngest daughter of William C. and Nancy Dus: qualition the materials and dimensions of their halle and spars | John Anderson & Co. JOHN ANDERSON, housand feet ab the Ocean, and is always | tight to do, which he contended wiis not a violation v signac Papel otro built of the very best materiat, New York, Aug. I, 188, ARTHUR GI. 5 MORIN ny cast ’ iS Miways | Of thelr charter. Counsel for the plaintiff replied, and | safe to make investments in such insurance companies | “ite friends and acquaintances of the family are DAVID SHEPHERD, | 3 fanned by the most invigorating mountain air. contended that taking her off the Piermont as depend upon the contingency alluded to. The pub- | respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this after- YRUS LAMONT, 30 100 Seu ba pe AS A Wade ond OMe: Nh tbe prinbipall taepemeninga wisely kad seat ese pe uty ake) Ie vt i eoeenleneu Trot | Ue debt of Great Britain hangs like » mill-stone about | BOT 4 9 valy dist, Sornsa, daughter of William and eine suppl Muidee mad VR RCER "manufacture tnd exctusive rowing on the lake, Just at twilight, there may be | Contemplated or allowed ty that iaeramens.. He | = a “sl the people iw that country, eae must Rebecca, Waitnausen, aged 1bmonths and 9 days. "| patie Sory 1 anINe oF the Louiiana Fills Amoetation. | Si Chatham street making and hanging shades, seen row boats in every direction, moving on the | therefore called on the Court to make the order abso- | ultimately be cast from them. We as much believe that e friends of the family are invite: attend the | _ Balize, July 7, —— BA CARKOLIS VA water Jke “things Gf Be — sce row leisurely | \ste. eT aienes Be ~ felicebeions | the bulk of it will be as surely repudiated as there is » | funeral, at 3o°clock, on Tuesday afternoon, from No. XTRA PAY, LAND WARRANTS, &o.—soupiers’ | ]Yf ¥8.CARI See Dent Oe THe BROADWAY,NEAR 5 | p a aim: pel secured, on the most reasonable terms. In 27 Frankfort street. Yi Sa ly ae ie mot mi i sun in the heavens, It is inevitable, and is not inthe lor has left neither wife, child, futher =e {act that im the most opposite climes in the Torrid ‘rigid Zones, the V: slong in order to enjoy the scenery, others row more | can compete with individuals. cf t Bath the staple luxury of the briskly, for the sakeof the best kind of exercise; and se | nature of things for it to be otherwise, ‘The quarterly ‘Weekly Report of Deaths, ete ray, Ken although not che Bounty Lands Ue YE | people, while except the aborigtaal Indianythe Peele ef Cur om gihers tngaged In the mort animating, sport of Wonprnvvi, Escars.—A frightful scene occurred | returns of the revenue for the past year have exhibited | Tn the City and County” of New York, from, the 22 day of July A.M. ROSS, 71 Nasean street, America remain in comparative ignorance of ite ‘lay of Suly, 184 Virtues. Salpur Baths always ready, few t evening wo saw the most rom: at Beverly, ‘arms, on (Thursday of last | » large deficiency, and it is by no means certain that Men, 73; Women, 57; Boys, 137; Girls, 196. Total, 408, RITING, MERCANTILE ARITHMETIC, AND BOOK. ey Wat a ae. 4 DISEASES. Ww taught by Mesers. A. H WHEELER & HIRAM | PBELTS—BELTS— a Wry Sas Fanos Ledtaot? Beton ca . Las sas' it we ever witnessed. In one boat were fourladies | week. A gentleman named Pool, with hus wite | jarge loan will not have to be raised to make good the / i aRANES. at the Care, and at are A, | og and ae ch a on his way from ati '@ | reduced income. It is the impression of the > taba _ eos pone; ayia ato a ie When, Ro mot tenene fd Faced Doikepine org rosy iy ah ot Ae ieee esis wen hihi J rho belongs to one of the packets the Havre line. rt, in a buggy wagon with chai: op, | : P re 5 fully gi tice that he has associated with himself Mr. 7 ~ . Ta the ether boat were tro gentlemen ‘at the oars, and iota on the way Nett near’ tru: Glompeste: | observers, that the financial, commercial, military and | "orus 6 consumption, 35 convulsions, 40; crow 3 congedom I Fee ee ene oes ie Orbe kee Pee: | tocall. Ladien’ and Hoye’ new eiyle of Belts, a superior article, + atthe helm was a Linge 4 ait about fourteen, whom | jranch railroad. Iimself and one of the children | naval power of England has reached its culminating | mens, 3 y abeten i 1008, 19; dropsy, 2; dropsy in the head, | Accountant, as also for his urbanity of manner and gentlemanly | —————————— playfully n ; some the it : 4 ‘and hereafter the institution will be condue OST EXTRAORDINARY WORK—TO THE MARRIED, gome of the gentlemen. playfully call the “Witch, of having alighted, the headstall of the horse Was | point, and that it has for sometime past been on the | }9),i"Mi.6; fiwentery, ; ep 1 ya erp, Hevea Wheeler and Dixon, as fellogs <M Wheeler il Micek ANA or shove contemplacing marnace—The Maried Woman's the Mi ck House, and went round the isle of Petra, | Slipped over the neck, for the purpose o ae St ete Tc arom rome on Sue mentee WO Somecemee, | Srv woe oth oot ie nmatio an: | Dixon'vill neve change of te si NM BE | ton. Price $1. ‘This work's meeting with mout entounding sale, ‘We sometimes see boat rowed by ve ht, the other to the left, mocting on the | When the 5j o’clock train passed, the whistle of | hut the time is not far distant whon sho will be crushed | '2t,(iease off hooping cou oh Tithe | till 3 Messrs. W. (24,00 copies aye already been disposed of) Every female, 19 ena” They passed each other very pl which fughtened the horse into fall run toward | yy the weight of her own magnificence, It is, | heart eoueetnes gad tater a | gettin shether married oF Gatmared, atthoaghit isin. tended especially for (he married, as it discloses important secrets, 1; but when they were returning, then came “tug of | Manchester. Mra. Pool and her two youngest | flammation of inflammation of liver, 2; intempe- | manship exeen' which sheold be known to them particularly.” Mere oveny teenie r i fore, all important that our oftizens should Tt ‘24; measles, 2; fe 1; old war.” The gentlemen, regardless of gallantry, were | children being in the vehicle, and having no means, there rance, 1 tmarasmng, 247 measles, 2; sortiscation,'l; old axe, |, about tocome in ahead of the Indies, when Captain G., | of stopping the horse, she with great presence of keep themselves as much aloof as possible Benn tae rr ase an he rete tt mall eee bys dexterous movement of the helm, brought the | rind, unfastened the back of the chaise and from thts impending decay, and lay up their | “AcccUalerl wear Woo ent oarm 74; 2 to 6, 22; 5 0 10, 1 bow of his boat against the side of the other. | Two of | dropped the eldest child in the street Without, n- | treasures for those that come after them, where it will | 10 '°,20,% 200 5 Bo ah ah A ah EW YORK YACHT CLUB—AT THE SEUOND GENERAL | (82 ditcover the cauces, symptoma, and the most efficient reme- N icting held 18th i . My dies, and L4 ag held. cm, the cama 18 waa reesitee Gsbe toe ; tain mode of eure in every cage, For Annual excursion on the first of August | 1iton/nay: at {he Publishing offs, 129 Liberty street, Now noms id streets, to Sandy Hook, and from thence to each | deiphia; Little & Co, Allany; W..R, Davis, Boston. On the 10 70, 13; 70 to 80, 7; #0 to 90, 3 0 to 100, 1; , and catching the side ! . 7 ofthe other Dae bung on wali their companions | itty. The child was taken care of by the neigh- soither dopreciate nor disappear. ‘The prime object of A. W. WHITE, Gity inspector. ho erend spon. The Yachteo rendesvens op tat receipt of $1.8 copy Will be transmitted by mal, free of Garped thelr own boat Teand Nearest ihe-shore. bors on the road, Expecting death. as inevitable, | 1:74 aasurance is to reoure te those uende City Inspector's Office, July 24, 1845, alt past three, G. R. J.B OWDOIN, posh pals to Dee Ac At AAS et TE Newtek ety. Thus the gentlemen were obliged to go in last, amid | ‘he tried to toss the youngest child into the arms °° Sarmbabee © ts ‘eelee Ne obser DP: i eee eemenernamall M 3 5 Recording Seermtary. | Faioe' 129 Libarty streets : the J jer of the crowd that had assembled to sec | of a gentleman whom she passed, but who, fearing | fr mal ass Support, @ competency after our § REWARD WILT, BE PAID FOR THE RECOVERY GAgtorF chommina, sewarey, rine anus, so | - ah ht silt Da the sport, WATER WITCH. | the result, cried out to her to retainthe child. She | decease ; this is the most natural incentive, ‘Thore of the body of Henay J. Morin, age! 16 pears, sappoe- tnted.—Ladies or Geitiemen wishing to convort thei Le te my rts ad EEO Rien now gave up all ae lost. . The frightened animal | are many other motives for the act ; but when it is for | So syt been drowned while tn Harlem River on Wed: | perfucus tests into cash, will obain fall value fr iow who apy im he easly : “a stopped till it arrived at Decker’s Hotel. nesday, July . Had ong black straw hat, plaid worsted | addressing the sul through the fice or o! sted.) The ihe . Laxe Manorac, July 27, 1838. was not stopp it arrived at Decker’s, 2 | the protection of those we are bound to provide for, | jacket, no vest, pantaloons of a small cotton olck, and new | who will attend them at nces by appointment, ity and little inconvenience I am now endeavoring to enjoy myself on this | i Manchester, where a number of individuals | j¢ j, necessary that it should be so secured as to be | MC w ARR Atte residence of his mother, Mrs. Anna M. Me- i LEVETT, ? all-pereet, Ni cure, It is chiefly, however, those who have suf- ES & 3 ue, A placed themselves across the rond and succeeded | fered from a certain class of poeple oF otherwise, w' A ; a = shoes . gFINISHING ESTABLISH. ; Tn stricture, from its first ov inci- beautiful lake, but it seems to have lost some of in detaining the runaway. The Indy was taken | beyond Ln pe of failure; and we believe this WARD.—IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF Pamneedo atk CA oe Nig tony erly appreciate hig services. fm si ot ce fae its beauties, and even the fish with “which 1 | into the hotel in a very, exhausted and fainting is guran more completely by our domestic com- eo raees ou Friday Inst, a oon +8 celosk im g the evo- | awarded of two Silver Medals, are Ag te mon Advantages, ia addition, fo ave pal ae formerly abounded, seem to have been pricked in | state, It is truly pitta ae that none of the | panies than by any others. They are located within ihefroerir a po omnis Sees Hee, Gari Be i ae a LA et had com ral sd aren me oaae an the mouth, and refuse to show themselyeg, family were seriously injured.— Salem Register, our own limits, secured by our own State and govern. | discharged vu. ver may have found it, Statics and Gentlemen's garment, Ko. | in Amerien, The hot thinly supplied with a few : ment stocks, the value of which we know all about, | "7 waned by leaving it atthe offoe ofthe Herald, TR. _PowELE, ST, AURIST, RIC, ATTENDS | (APTAINS AND PERSONS GOING TO SRA SHOULD Che houses appear thinly supplied afte The Hest’Quatity of French Boots can be | 1.4 ed by our own laws; and they are, CONVERSATIONS FRANCAISES, OR FRENCH TAUGHT daily to diseases of the Kye and Ear,” at his 281 | CAvnoa Dr Walptrs Prnctoal Private. Treatises All de to. staid, sober, respectable families, withont any of r friend Young's, opposite our office, comer govern » there- on the Oral System, onabling to speak from tho First Loe. | Broadway, entrance Iie Warten, street’ Just publishes the | eipes are micatully . ‘uesfa) 1m the hile, joule eh beauty, thas fortnatly cilfvened pand recta, iste French Boot age galt, 94 50, | fore, the only investments of the kind, which should gras, and incu eae gad Hceuty to pupils more advanced, but second edition of Dr. Powell's freon £ the 2, 3 63 1 oo Se me Chest. Saws , : > re | fa Stand Yair, 'souly a To iahary wen | Peeelve’the ald snd support of our citiens. ‘The Lite | sf aH ead hints Bee eas | eee este anit? seit edcaene | Fit dhe had oth tbr, Grea the Dace, and caused the Inke to appear more | M,hy allget theis Boote of You THB DOCTOR. | Insurance Companies of London may do very well for ONS DE ST, PIBRRE, Natif de Paris, He Uroadway, sateees mm a Siewe mew ome " " Laud . . aise .