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then left the with Sauter, the money was put b; oa Se safe keepin; version mn of Sauter. occupied @ part of th during bis absence, Brent trunk, takes out the money, and leaves the boarding- loss of the money was not disco- intil yesterday, when, Roggy going to his bag suspicion at once fell upon the accured, search was made, and the result was the catching the rascal as above stated. Rogey it seems is @ hard working man, and had saved up this little sum ome to Switzerland, his native paid, aad on pre- yesterday morning he dis- The complaint was ‘fou in order to return pee! og His " paring to go on covered the had been robbed. taken against both parties, Brent as the principal and Sauter as an accessary after the fact. Justice Lothrop — Officer Jube, of the Tenth ward, rancis Boyle and Bill Johnson, ith, on a charge of burglariously en- tering the itore occupied by Wm. H. Smith, No, 243 Grand street, stealing therefrom $2 in bank bills ond $i i eliver. “Justice Osborne loeked them both up for Jocked them both up Charge of Bur, . yester alias Wm. H. S: Prize Fighters Frustrated —On Monday morning, a little before ten o’clock, information was given to Cap- tain Johyson, of the Kighteenth ward police, that a prise fight was to come off in an open lot, in Thirty- second street, Fourth avenue. ately hurried to the scene of action with a posse of po- and just as they were forming a ring for the lists, the captain arrived on the ground, and off ey started in all directions; and thus the fancy were @ebarred frem one of their glorious amusements. Charge of False Pretences.—A man by the name of William A. Ross was arrested, yesterday, on a warrant issued by Justice Lothrop, wherein he stands charged with obtaining four bales of gunny bags, valued pe: under the following circumstances :—Mr. Ross it a] rs, has been doing business within the last two or three months under the firm of Wm. Braddock & mmission merchants, No. 90 Broad street, and exbibited cards to that effect, goods of all descriptions, under the pretence of ing cash on delivery; but when delivered, the the bill for the same, was told and during that time the property was way beyond the reach of the owner. der this system, Ross called upon the firm of Crocker Werren, No. 18 Beaver street, and purchased four Daies of gunny bags worth $150 for cash, in the name ef Wm Braddock & Co., and requested them to be delivered to his order—of whieh, the following is a New Yorx, June 24, 1848 Messrs, Crocker & Wannen, 18 Beaver street:— Please deliver bearer four bales’ gunny bags, bought ct, RADDOCK & CO., 90 Broad street. Upon this order the property was delivered, and the next day Mr. Crocker's clerk called with the bill, but has been unsuccessful in obtaining the mone: Since this transaction, Mr. Crocker, upon inquiry, discovered that no such firm as Wm. Braddock & Co. were in existence; that the so-called Braddock is the said Wm. A. Ross and no one else—and that he is well known by many merchants of this city and Philadelphia to their sorrow—having obtained goods from them under similar false representations. On ht before the magistrate he was recognized ‘his cage involves rather a nice point ir Jaw—whether the offence alleged is a forgery or false representation. The magistrate, however, ! the accused in custody until the case is further ir Co., rasa on to call conve; eopy:— this aay, being bro at onee. tigated. Juvenile Burglars.—Two young boys, unde frond of age, by the names of John Crane and John lughs, were arrested yesterday the 6th ward, on acharge of the dwelling house, No. 32 both committed by hearing. A Desperate Aitempt at Caught.—About 334 yester C, Smith, residing at No. 12 by noise, proceeding from 120. He immediately openc. the watch, but not receiving an @ person passing to watch the until he could dress and the alarm rap, assistance came from the 6th ward sta- eaded by Capt. Magnus. immediately surrounded, and the inmates aroused. Upon effecting an entrance, a scrutinizing and vizi- lant search was commenced came very much alarmed, and one in particular.made some very energetic remarks upon the carelessness of the servant girl having left the silver plate, &c., in the y this time the whole neighborhood were on the gui vive, and a general search commenced jfor th Several of the police were perched on the 8 and the houses in the rear, for the purpose of cutting off the retreat of the burglar, in case he should make an attempt to escape that way. By this time the y had searched the entire house, with the exce ion of the basement, upon reaching which, they e! fected an entrance by bursting open the door, and im- mediately seized the burglar who was endeavoring to scape from the window, after havin, demo- jome 20 or 30 squares of glass. Upon capture and examination. this desperate burglar, proved to be & large Newfoundland dog, belongin; the family, who was staying, for the night, at the house, laced the dog in the basement for safe keep- tion house, basement. e burglar. fe make his lish and who ing. The Weekly Heraid for Europe. ‘The steamship Hibernia will leave this port to-day for Halifax and Liverpool. Herald, in French and English, for European circ ala- tion, will be ready this morning at 93% o’clock, in time for the steamer’s mails. ‘The Fiumbe National De f corner of Sheited Oy all wo are. desirous o¢ know and ® poor picture. not any difference ii at noon, Detween a that there is erroneous, The “Richelieu” violence—admitted world, can be Office.) these additional facilities of gutting to and fromthe Jargest and most important market in the Western | Whatever point this city may have reached, or whatever position it may occupy in the commercial world, it has been thus far dependent upon few artifi- Ite geographical location and natural | have givem it that superiority it enjoys, and there is in the course of completion works of art, which must give us an impetus greater than ever yet realized within its history, to the numerous railroads in the process of con- struction, North, East, and West—the Erie Rail- road, stretching to the shores of one of the most important Western lakes, the Harlem and Albany connecting this city with the lines of railroads running through the interior {of this | State and Massachusetts, and running North to the | southern point of Lake Champlain, and the New Ha- ven road connecting as with the numerous lines run- ning from Long Island Sound into the interior of all the New England States, and perfecting the communl- cation with the Eastern extremity of Maine. roads will open # new era in the commercial prospects of the commerclal emporium, and rapidly increase its In connection with this vast plan of internal improvement, we must not lose sight of the rapid increase in our steam communication by water, with not only every part of our own country on the seaboard, and on our magnificent navigable rivers, but with all parts of Europe, South America, and the Weat India Islands. We can see what a few years have already accomplished in the navigation of our rivers by our steamboats; and what a few months have accomplished inthe navigation of the ocean by | our steamships; but we can form no idea of what the | next five, or even the next two years will bring forth | in this branch of enterprise. Our splendid ships have ploughed the waters of every navigable sea on the face of the globe, and they have | been the wonder and admiration of every nation; and | we are destined to occupy the same proud position in relation tosteam ships, The success which has crown- ed our early efforts, is sufficient to urge us onward, without a moment’s faltering, until we have reached perfection in that department of mercantile marine. This port, must from its position, be the grand depot of this new business, and we will, of course, have the full benefit of the trade derived from this new mode of communication with all parts of the world. It will thus be seen, that the next few years will give us an impetus greater than we have ever before realised, in length of time, and place us so far in advance of our contemporaries, that we shall hear nothing more of | their competition for the trade of every section of the oggy, of $131 in ieceson Monday morning last, and pg-House taki: who occupies a room Brent into the possession of and on both being arrested was recovered, which was found in the pos- pears that the thief, Brent, ‘same room with Roggy, and open the complainant’s cial advantages. We allude particularly it empty; an wealth and greatness, ‘The captain immedi- The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of cer- tain articles received at St.Louis, from the Ist of January to the Ist of July, in each of the past three | years, The direct shipments of produce, from points | above, for New Orleans, and the Ohio river, or any that | is brought in by wagons, are not included. Coumence or Sr, Lov a FOR Form Tobaco, hhds... .. ng to break into for a further id the Burglar ach the street. The house was | Webb, and daug! ‘The lady occupants be- MEEy ee ee sieeed BS ad Bai &: r= This merely include ther quantities of each arti loaded at St. Louis by steam and other boats in the | It will be perceived that there has been a very | great increase in the receipts of provisions of all kinds | this year, compared with either of the previous two. Breadstuffs have not been so active this year as last, but the decrease has not been so great as at many | ‘When we take into considera- tion, prices this year compared with those current in the early part of last, it is astonishing that the receipts of produce generally have been so large. ¥ shs Sacto, Co 175 do 130 ¢ 75Norand Wore RR 50 do b60 to a friend of other Western ports. rrean Galle: {uray street, should The idea that many have, jotype pictures, is Diamond wae inted. a Pens, sold by B. E. WATSON & CO., No. 15 Wall street, are hea) it Points warranted for five years. Ba dot Cases of ‘very description, wholesale and lowest prices, Gold pens repaired. Sceetitecsceptbyeoved vetible: vt by act tthe best and cheapest pens in the (No. 71 Codar street, (near the Post ‘Levi Brown's pens at reduoed prices. Gold pens and ‘100 Morris Canal 100 do 12 shs Bank of America 8 do 50 Farmer's Trust 100 do 150 do 50 Long Island RR 100 do 0 100 do 90 days Pens.— Greaton’s” ig 460 Reading RR opening to be 25 Harlom RR prefsl2m 10 Syracuse & Utica 26 ErieRR — newfull COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. — Tuesday, Aug. 1.6 P. M. Of the stock sales this morning, Harlem only im- proved. That stock went ups; Treasury notes fell off 1; Ohio 7°s 34; United States 5's 4%; Long Island railroad };; Erie railroad }¢; Reading ; Canton Com- pany %. At the second board United States 6's improved %. No particular change in other stocks. There is not a very great demand for foreign ex- ‘The steamer leaves on Wednesday. The quotations on London, are 109 a 109%{; on.Paris, 5t22}¢ a 5f20; Amsterdam, 40% a 41; Hamburg, 35% a 36; Bremen, 78 @ 78%. Tho third annual report of the Connecticut River Railroad Company, gives » very flattering account of the operations of the road during the past year, and the present position of the affairs of the company. financial condition and prospects are exceedingly fa- Since the last report was made, two dividends have been declared and paid from the net earnings— one of three and one of four per cent. the past two years have been as annexed :— Connecticut River Rairoan. Total receipts for the year 1847. Total receipts for the year ending Ju ‘The receipts of the company for the first five months in each of the past two years, show the improvement place this year :— Receipts first five months, 1847 Receipts first five months, 1848. . Increase first five months, 1848........ . $10,737 This increase amounts to about fifty per cent, and is onthe same length of road. The business of this @ local ch aracter- facturing villages through which it passes, secures a Jarge amount of freighting business. There is, there- fore, every prospect that the above ratio of increase will be realized throughout the year, and that two divi- dends, of at least four per cent each, will be made in The extension of the road is in such a state of progress that it will probably be completed and ready for active operations by the 1st of November next, which will open the communication with Brattleboro’, Vt.. and attract to this city all the Between Brattleboro’ and Bel- lows Falls, there is a break of sixteen miles in the great iron chain, for the filling up of which no provision This will soon be covered by some company, and the connection made between Long Island sound and the Canada frontier, eighty-eight miles of continuous railroad are in progress in the valley of the Connecti cut river, and will probably be completed sometime Still farther North, portions change. vorable. which has ta! line is entirely of January and July next. trade of that valley. has as yet been made. of Bellows Falls, this year. Passumpsic river nearly completed; and before the lapse of ma- ny months, there will be one of railroad from the St. Lawrence to Long Island sound. The completion of tho New York and Now, Haven Railroad will connect this city with this line and all the other lines of New England, and must open to this city the trade ofan immense section of country which has heretofore beon almost shut out from us. The population, industry, resources, and wealth of the Connections siver yalley, must rapidly increase with $10000 U S 6's of 68 100 shs Farmers’ Loan 26) Long Island RR 33 CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yorx, August 1-3 P. M. ‘We note sales of 50 barrels, Pearls continue steady, at $6. Corron—The market,this morning, 0) and prices have an upward tendency. @ Board. 200 shs Long Island RR 200 do 060 Asnes—Pots are firmer. at $5 a $5 1234. he sales reach &c,—-The demand for Western and there being but little afloat, ing in store,) and in some instances a e transactions add uj 1000 bbls at $4 814 a $4 94 for ordinary State anc mixed Western; $5 a $5 124 for good Ohio and Mich- igan; $6 25 for favorite Wisconsin; $5 25a $5 44 for Ge 1d $5 5634 a $6 for fancy; Southern same, $5 75 a $6. Meal isin fair i quiry; sales of 100 bbis Jersey at $2 623. note agale of 2,000 bushels drooping, and sales clude 5,000 bushels, p: and balance Southern white at 520, Oate are selling i 42%e for Jersey, and 46c a 47c for Canal. Flour is’ good, te vance of 6)<c per done at eli Tv art high mixed Western, at 55}¢¢ mall way at 42c a | r more doing be tatectupted, The flour market was firm, wi! in common brani Oswego Canal nav! which were in lig) igation was said to The market closed firmly at about 1240 per barrel advance on previous rate: terms stated belew. made of mixed and flat round was less firm, al asking rates of yesterday, mained about the same. Provisions, Pork continued to be rather unsettled, with moderate gales, on terms stated below. Lard was quiet. ‘There wasa steady business doing in Groceries, without ut 100 barrels were made, inclu- The receipts of Western wheat sold on Oats were rather dull, material change in epee 14 *S tie end Pon ding pots ai a and pearls at SF eretunrac- Flow othe pales of 000° to 8,000 bbia.. 000 to 6,000 thi ga $5. Some lots of pure Genesee . Ohio, at $4 87 a $5. Sales of O: made at $4 873g, and 500 a 600 do. good Oswego were reported at $5; 400 do. fancy Genesee sold at Southern remained inactive at $6 76 for old, and at $6 for new. Wheat—Sales of 700 bushels St. Louis, | via New Orleans, were made at $1; 6,000 do. Ohio sold | at $1 05, and 2,500 do. at $1. lees firm, and sales were made ata decline. The trans- actions reached 40,000 bushels, including 10,000 round ellow, at 590; 6,000 flat yellew, at 000 mixed, at 55e; 4,000 high mixe mixed Southern, at 51c, and 500 handsome New Or- Meal—Sales of 400 bbls. Jersey were made at $2 6234. Rye--Sales of 2,000 bushels, ‘at 70, Rye Flour—Sales of 200 Oats were dull. 6. four amountea in separate lots, includ- State, Osweg nd the manu- Corn—The market was leans, at 54c. bis, were made at We quote canal at @50 a 460, of 2000 pounds were reported at 19c. market has been ste in strength during the last week; the sales seldom falling below 1200, and occasionally amounting to 2000 bales, daily. The chief buyers have been for the Liv- ‘pool market, aided by a few continental The sales, yesterday, were 1200 market closing with The quotations for this steamer are as follows: — lily increasing vy | Will promptly forward all goods to their 8 Chitto re wae rather. mise doncin fish, to-day, Ingersoll, will particularly mackerel, of which some 400 barrels No. 3, changed hands, at $4 1234, which .was an improve- 100 do, No. 1's, do. (Glencester i $7 25, and some lots of new No. U's and From 2200 quintals dry cod, aft haye been sold at $2 44 & $2 623. Ph supply, and firm; good sealed would command 0. @ transactions embraced 300 boxes Mala- it private bargain, and 1200 do, dry raisins, Hemr—A sale of 70 handsome dew rotted Morass: ‘There was a steady business doing in this staple. at fair prices. Among the parcels ry 0 at Bah ; e . of were 300 hhds Porto Ric je to Qe Cuba Muscovade at 190 ; and 175 do for distilling, 16c—all 4 months. Navat Srones—The only sales we heard of were 1000 barrels crude turpentine at $2 50. Spirits re- mained nominally the same, with light sales, Provisions—Pork—Sales of 500 barrels were reported 8 of 800. 400 barrels were made all lots #t 734. Sales of 108 pl ong Lard—Bi at Te a Tic, and tierces pickled were made at 5)g0. Bei made at 0c in bbls, and Ile in kegs. Cheese—No ‘The market was a shade firmer. Sales of 100 t $3 44 to $3 56% per 100 Ibs. Svoans were without particular change, and in fair demand, 250 bhds Porto Rico sotd at 4c to 4%e ; 300 do Cubs Muscavado at 3% to 430 ; and 180 Hoxes brown Havana at 5c to 5%c, usual time. Sova Asn—Sales of 200 tons at $2624 a $2 75. Wnhisxry—Sales of 150 barrels State prison were reported at 230, Woou—Sales were made to-day of 12,000 Ibs Wes- tern mixed fleece (in lots) at 22a 25¢; and 6000 Ibs super country pulled at 25a 26c cash. The auction sales of Thursday checked operations in foreign, Freiouts—Rates to Liverpool continued firm, but there was a great deal offering. Cotton was steady at 5-82; 434d was offered for corn in bulk; and cheese was taken at 208, A vessel was taken up to load with 15,000 a 18,000 bushels of corn for Cork and a market at 8din bulk, ‘The ©; Mr. James Cassady, of Cecil county, Md., has a peach orchard of 30,000 trees, of 28 varieties, They will pele this season about 60,000 baskets, half of which has already been contracted for. The recent heavy rains, it is said, have had a very disastrous effect on the growing corn in Worcester county, Md, It was not supposed, however, to be irre- elaimable. MARKETS ELSEWHERE, STOCK SALES. Barsiwony, July 31.3755 Maryland 65, $814;,700 do. 6's 8834; 20 eharen Baltwore and Ohio Railroad Co,, 27%; 3) do do, 2749; 1 do, Baltimore Water Company, 76. FOREIGN MARKETS. Benmupa, July 14.—The duty on bread is increas- ed tod percent. It also bears heavily on other arti- cles, while on some it ia much lighter. We do not look for much alteration in prices, in consequence of the | change. Bread—Pilot, 18s; navy, 163. Flour fa small supply at 820 34s; rye do, 228; corn meal, 16s ; corn, | 78a bag, and dull, ‘Lumber—White pine, £7; piteh ine, per M. Mess pork, 648; prime, 50s; m ef, 728; prime, none; butter, 1s,’ All of the above articles are subject to ‘a duty of 5 per cent on the in- | voice cost. Tobacco and snuff, 2d per Ib; segars 8s | per M; oxen 4s per head. Exchange, $4 80 to the erliny Married, On the Ist instant, by the Rev. Davis Stoeking, Jonn R. Cooren, to Miss Many E. Van VaLKennunc, both of this city, On Tuesday morning, Ist instant, by the Rev, Wil- | liam Starrs, Mr. Conxecivs Couzins, of New Orleans, to Many A., daughter of the late Bernard Smyth, of this city. ‘Died, On the Ist instant, Hannan Costin, in the 20th year . | of her age, a native of the county of Cork, parish of | Cloyne. Her friends and acquaintances, and those of her brother, James Costin, are requested to attend her funeral, this afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from her late re- sidence, No. 14 Pelham street. On Monday evening, July Sist, after a short illness, Miss Aticra Faxninxe, @ native of Arlea, parish of Ra- heen, Queen's county, Ireland. The friends of the family, and those of her uncles, John and Wm. Caroll, and also of her brother-in-law, Nicholas Noonan, are requested to attend her funeral, on Wednesday evening, August 2d, at four o'clock, | from her late residence, No. 236 Elizabeth street, New York, On Tueeday, August Ist, Nancy, wife of John Joseph, of this city, formerly of Salem, Mass. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her husband, No. 579 Washington street, this afternoon, at 5 o'clock, without further invitation. On Monday evening, at the residence of her husband, near Tarrytown, Hever Lisrexano, wife of J. Watson shter of the late Alexander L. Stewart. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, at Calvary Church, this afternoon, at 4 o'clock, without further notice. EMONSTRATION FOR IRELAN The friends of Ireland in New York, without distinction of party, are invited to assemble in Mass Meeting, at xhall Garden, on Thursday eve ning, the 4th inst, at S o'clock, to take measures to sustain the people through the crisie, now inevitable and close at hand, in. their struggle for freedom. By order of the Provisional Com: mitte OBERT EMMET, Chairman. mM. H. MAcNRVIN, Secretaries, ‘Tuomas Doyt. Parrick Heyry, TPE ROYAL | Mau STEAMSHIP _HIBERNIA, WILL Tenve the dock, at Jersey City, on Wednesday, 24 August, precisely at 12 o'clock, at noom PP BE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS intend sailing as follows :—Hibernia, Capt. Shannon, from New York, Wednesday, August 2; Europa, Capt. Lott, from Beston, Wednesday, Angust 9; America, Captain Judking, from New York, Wednesday, August 16 ; Acadia, Capt. Stone, from Boston, Wednesday, August 435 Caintria, Captain Harrison; from New York, Wednesday, August 30; Britannia, Captain Lang. from Boston, lay, Sept, 6; Niagara, Capt. Ryrie, from Now York, Wednesday, Sept. 1 if ROM THE SOUTHERN ADVERTISER.—INTERESTING to Mothers.—There is no stage of life in which the Diarrlwa makes such fearful ravages among tender infant. Very few, if any, can be found that font through their infantile days, without an attack of Cholera Lafan- tum, or Summer Complaint, produced by teething, or other causes, which, in too many instances, terminates either in death or an impaired constitution. It is confidently believed that more ehildren die annually from this than from all other complaints, The question at once arises, why is this? ‘The answer is at hand, It must be the want of proper treatment in the first stages of the Gemplaint, A resort is usually hod; in the first place. to cathar. ties, to cleanso the bowels, followed up with some preparation of opitm, such a8 paregoric, laudanum, or the like, which, by a con- stant irritation, often produces an inflammation, placing the little sufferer beyond the reach of oure, and resulting in a premature rave, ‘The experience of hundreds, who have ‘already Iroved the offcncy of Billings’ Carminative and Astringent Syrup in cases of this kind, will most assuredly show that this is a medicine peote arly adapted to them, Ft is recommended by the most distin. guished physicians, as the Great Souther Remedy, Sold by . B, & D. SANDS, corner William and Fulton sts. andby CHAS. H. RING, corner Broadway and John st. | Oper COFFEE MACIIINES—FREDERICK A. WOOD. worth, 335 Broadway, opposite the theatre, has just received # fresh supply et these ii jous contrivances fos making coffee. Les Cafetieres Bascales are most invaluable appendages to one's menage, andare the best and readiest medium for producing a pure and delici 1 of coffee, OTICE—A YOUNG MAN BY THE NAME OF ARTIMUS J, Row: ann, now living in Schuylerville, Saratoga county, N.Y. (and formerly of Hartford, Washington county,) is now lying very low with fever, and is Probably near his end. Wein sert this, in hopes it may’reach his brother, who is a resident of thie city. We understand hes a tailor hy trade, but are not sare. Should bis brother get this, and wish farther information, he wili please call on Thomas Clark, at the New York Post- Office. THOMAS CLARK. 600 000 beg de AND OVER, OF DR, KEL- # linger's Wonderfal Liniment have been jout a murmur, Tt is warranted to eradicate pains of every nature, ard heal ‘all manner of sores and bruises. ‘It is tin Bott!cs, is mild, fragrant, and ble. The very tmall quantity required to be taken renders it ten times cheaper than any other embrccation in market, ‘Thousands of lives aro annually raved Ly ite use. ‘The raost akilful of the Faculty have laid asic thelr prejudices, together with tena of thousands of tho leading spirits of New York and every principal city in the Union. Gur space will not allow ua here to notice many amor our {nnumerable list v hose names will be known and reepect throughout the fength and breadth of the land, among whom we are proud of the honor of referring to the Hon, Moses fi, Grinnell, Hon. Richard F. Carman, Hon. Robert H. Morris, Mr, Wm. L- Morris, Mr, Lewis G. Morris, Colonel Governeur Morris, Mr. Jamos Bathgate, In continuation we have the Ludiows, Livingstons, Irvings Costare, Hamiltons, Lorillarda, Bradvursts,e. In short, 9.10ths of the elite pronounce it the only existing wonder of the age. Among the world’s brightest, most skiiful, ad Hnlahod horse: men we have Mr. Kirwen Woodruff, Wma. Wheclen, George Spicer and brothers, Williard L. Reed, Wm, D. Sparks, Wm, Cowa John H. Gatheld, Geo, Burnett, Jacob iyke, Henry Jewel In & word, it is used by overy principal stage’ line, te Har- lem Rallrond Company, at the Babe Lend, Ny ell ane beet and exchange stables. ‘Office, 23) Pearl street; Rushton, Clat & Co, 110 Broadway; and of tho éruggista, saddlers, and grocers rally at 600, $2 per half doren, $43 per gross: 10 cross at $35, .B, No sgoncies out of the city on commission, but {urge induce: ent to merchante from abroud for caah, We will forfeit $1,000 we jeare all who call on us te pure! ‘or particul of wonderful cures, ee Spirit of the Timon ae TO LET THE LOWER PART OF THE CONVENIENT house 56 Prince street, consisting of two parlors, small room joining, front basement,” and four fine attio rooms, lars: With Croton water. Rent’ moderate, Posssssion ‘will be giv Int September, COunrayr RESIDENCE—WANTED ON LEASE FROM Ist of September, a spacious house, with from ten t) twenty gore of land.in the immediate vicinity of the city, either New York Island, Staten Island, or Long Island. ‘The place m be easy of access at ail seagons, and not distant more than hour's drive or rail—the house moderm, and in the best repair, with ali the requisite out offices and buildings—the grounds im- Ee having fruit, flower, and vegotable gardons—the stunt ealthy, and more desirable if commandi tg a five sea view. Avy 1ce to lease for sevon or ten years, rma are not oxtravaganty. Address °C. 1 We aga reas “C. A. W.—Countr, House W anted," Foot oftce 8 ow York stat « loweat tout, ousioat way of access, and such other information as may eave to either party, a2 palhibeisag CAStOFF CLOTUING AND FURNITURE WANTED— Ladies or gentlemen having sny superfluous effects to dis. pose of,can obtain a fair cash price for the samo by calling, or sending through the Post Office for the subscriber, which will be punetually attended to, M. DB BORR, No. 6 James et. HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A O- pattnership, under the name and firm of SCOTT ® DELI, for the purpose of transacting a general brok business, at No.9. ‘all street. WM. SCO New York, August 1, 1948, THOMAS BELL, ‘OR NEW ORLEANS—IOUISIANA AND Ni Fu. packeta—Positively the fiest and only meal Per3 to, sail on or before Monday next, August 7th. new and splendid fast gail aoket hip GERTRUDE, Capt, Sherman's Row loading at Orleans whart, foot of Wall street, and having neasly all of her cargo engaged, will probably be tuli by Friday, Shippers by this ship oat advantages that they cannot have iy any other. oe paaegn epriy leans "whart foot. of Wait rte bach - COLLINS, 66 South stro Shippers will pease send their tills of lading in on or eos Friday. Agents im New Orleans, Messrs, Bryan & Creovy, wo ty Paokot ship the Gertrude, €apt. James B. tad anil on Pogular day. R. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE “PRAC’ L Diiiveation ha raencne irect—othoohowts 9ted Cae 6 tod P. Mu ( meay expend.) Those who apply in the stages, will be surprised at tho. rapidity and ineonvenienco attending theit cure, It is chiefly, however, those who lave sul. fered from a certain clase of people, or otherwise, who ean perly appreciate his services. "In stricture, from Pient, to its more advanced and distressing stages, (1 uncom. ‘mon Advantages, in addition to m vity extensive practice in this complaint) can afurd a rapid, easy, and radical ure, whieh, he has ground for stating, can odtaiped from pe other sourgy i pete Jommeder of amulet gb ler ew pee or aaa De or i He Wa earn Brow Mrs Stickney. vi to the above willbe set d ‘the. ay ctISHEJHALOUS Afue whieh, JENNY LAN Jonny td 4 Me Mr. iii ric Mave be erie ot ARATOGA TROTTING will be trotted for, mile ‘Thuredny the 34 day of ‘8 at $11 26 0 $11 873 for mess, and at $8 873¢a $804 | RAED & URSE OF $300 in 5, in harness, on COURSE.—A P. heat 3 Sales | of 150 els at our previons quotations. Butter— | ¢ Sales of 70 packages of Ohio and Pennsylvania were | W. BROWN, AUCTIONEER—CABINET AND HOUSE » tioid Furniture, &e.— Wedueed 3. W. Brown wi , Sofas, Couabes,, Divans. and Side Taties, Washs mans, Morble Top’ Centre, Sofa abies, French Bedsteads, iy. jahogany Dining, Card Hair Mattraaees, &0, Catalogues now read 0. OF O, F—THE R. W. GRAND + State of New York will commence its regul At the Gra_d Lodge Room, National Hall, Canal street, on Wed t 2d, at 10 o'elock, A. M, Representatives will please N J. PRNTZ, Grand Seo. LODGE OF THE STATE ‘ons tution, on Wednesday it § o'clock, at the room RRA DERI Ly G. See, PROTESTANT YOUNG woman, a situation as chambermaid, seam dren, Good city reference given. Please call at ement, corner of Montgomory LODGE OF THE Jar aunual seagion ance of rection 7, Evening, the 2d August, 1848, 261 Madison street, in the back street, Can be seen for two da ANTED—SITUATIONS, IN TOWN OR COUNTRY, BY two young men, with unexceptionable characters, are good widtess, carefwl driver, understand well the man. ment of carriages and horses, Apply at the Curpot Store, ILL BE SOLD AT THE NEW on Wednesday, August 2, handsome sorrel Horse, Bridle, Saddi of a gentleman leaving 0. 31 Crosby street, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPE! Woman, as Laundrese, bei ironer. ‘The best of character given, Appl ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN AS ‘asher, and ironer, or to do general housework—the Has no objections to gos Il at No. 28 Trinity . ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as chambermaid or to do general housework; has od recommendation from her last 0 Hudson street, corner of Christo} seen for two days, ‘£D—A SITUATION BY AN EX’ ERIENCED MAN, who is conversont with KK HORSE BAZAAR, 4, at 12o'elook, M., » Sheet, aud Halter, the the city. For particulars CTABLE YOUNG id and washer or best of eity reference short distance in the Nace, Please a] at No, ied Ry recently arrived in New York, Gordening, Farming, designing and’ executi and accounts, keeping. &e. Testimonials pi | Also by a genteel young female, to work at dress mal the elercents of an English eduention, take cha and do house work in a private family. Address in both to E. G,, No. 45 Whitehall street. McCanan, ship Columbusyor Dr, J. H- Whittaker, No. ANTED—A COOK AND LAUNDRESS, FRENCH, GER- man or Irish; none need appl but. persons fally'under- Standing their Dosiness, Apply at 4 Broome street, berwuen 9 noon between 4 and 6 o'clock, ATION WAN’ TED—BY A BES SOT ADE MAN AS aite respectable family, or as porter in an office or store; Jerstands i care of horses, and drives well. Good references Protestant. Commanas left for E. B. M. at Herald office, or 44 24th street, LADY WISHES TO GET A SITUATION AS NURSE and Seamstress, No objection to go a short distance in the country, Enquire at 268 William street, YOUNG LADY, JUST ARRIVED FROM EUROPE, 13 desirous of obtaini ng a situation as retident Governess in a family of respectability. ‘The course of education woald comprise English, French, Musi not be chjectionable, south or west would: of the body of Henry J. Meriam, aged €4 to have been drowned while fishi railroad bridge, on Wednesday, July 26th, Had ona blac laid worsted jacket, no vest, pantaloons of a small cotton and new shovs, Apply at tho residence of his mother, , No. 315 4th Avenue. TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE on productive Real Estate, in one or more Y, No. 60 Wall street. PEN TO ALL THE WORLD—GREAT 8T. LEGER Sweepatakes—12,000 Subscribers at £5each. The horse is drawn to receive £ horse, £10,000; the third horse, £10,000; to be divided ai 10,000, Sweepstalke each—First horse, £10,000; second ‘herse, £5,000; third £3,000; divided among Starters, £3,000; takes, No, 3—12,000 Subseribers at £1 ; second horse, £2,000; third horse, divided among’ Non-Starters, £2( desirous of securing chances in either of the above Sweop- r ‘application, as each sweep result of tho draw- Life,"and the Lon- ms. Apply to the Bank Not m osm JOHN F 000 Subscribers at £2 Starters, £2,000; ing will be advertised in : don daily papers, To give ladies ‘an opportunity of shares, serip will be issued in initials, at the option of the sul bers. Allcommunications, to insure attention, must contain a remittance. Foreign orders may all letters must be addressed to kinson, Temple Sq be decided by “Bi able in London; but oll and James Par- The third horse to j any day after the race, less 10 percent. The race will berun at Doneaster, on the Lith of September, 1548. To prevent fiaud, no serip wil ji unless the letter containing it bears the A. ‘lesbury post-mark. Subscribers wishing to send Bank Notes h “f better send halvos UENA VISTA HOUSF, % LIBERTY STREET, NEW York, a few doors west of Brondwa and business part of the city. Te Kept on temperance princi pl HE QUEEN'S MOTEL, OPPOSITE THE GENERAL POST Office, St. Martin's ie Grand, Lond Fecently undergon it newly furnished, will be found on rival in the metropoliafboth in point of accommodation and mo- cha: room is one of the lai id. Be A STE Hint, Moen M A. White, near the Post Office, xtensive alterati ‘HE ASSOCIATION ‘wants to purchase two Pilot Boats from sixty-five to seven- ty-five tons burthen; draught, when in ballast, not to exceed eight feet, or eight feet three inches at most; and not to be ever two ions for six Pilots; 5 all their furnits Kcle we the boats be fully equipped and ready for fastened. ‘The Proposals to be rent to Capt. mnt of the Louisiaua Pilots Associati: said Proposals to be sent in on or about the Ist to the 1th ugust. We want those who send in their Pro) ular in describing o, boate minut of ice, ke. ke. Let it be understood that we: g sea boats, built of the very best material, CYRUS LAMONT, HENRY JOHNSON, Committee of the Louisiana Pilots’ Association, Balizo, July 7, 1848. OR BAVRE—TO SAIL THE FIFTH OF AUGUST— teuching at Cowes—The well known Steamship UNITE] STATES, Captain Wan. G, Huckstaft, burtheu 200 leave for Havre on Satu; eu tons, Al th, and will touch at rs and letters. The United States will _ touching at easens, Saturday 2d FY Havre. BARING, BROTHERS & CO., London & Liverp'L IR. pton. OLBY'S PATENT BLOTTING PAPER, A ounting- Houses, Banks, &c., and now in -keopers in eur banks an packager, from 1s to 4s, For sale by A. dewlers in all kin M O CURE, NO PAY. member of the Ro: consulted in treatment of you may have gleet, ulcers upon the body, or in the throat or ni pains in the head and bones of the legs. of years, devoted to venereal diseases, enables Dr. C, to cure the worst form of this disease. Recent cases cured in four days,— No mercury used. Strictures cured in one or two weeks with in. Constitutional debility. in a certain loathsome habit, can positively be and society. Remember, 19 Durne street, op- posite Dr. Johneon’s, OTICE—TO CREDITORS OF THE LATE REPUB! Ti nce with an act of the 20th March, 1848, notice is hereby ‘en to all persons having claims or demands for money late Republic of Texas, to proeent the same to the Auditor and. Comptroller of Public Accounts on of in November, 1849, or they will be the afo. esaid act require the Au to receipt, under their seals of office, for all claims presented, set- ting forth the par value theroof at the time the same sec (—distinguishing between the classes of claims, in the following manner : or ascertained claims, such as Stock Bonds, Treagu: tary Serip, or any other audited or ascertained all claiins with sufficient evidences and vouchers to authorize them to sudit under the late Republic of Texas. Third, sech hy. vouchers. ‘the Auditor and Comptroller, join adjustment, the whol debt, ascertained accor: ure by the principal ThaVEns econ —DR, CORBITT, 19 DUANE STREET, Those individuals ‘Texas.—In accords State of Texas, to pro me tho second Monday Fc Tho ‘tor and Comptroller, date and amount differen: First, the audited alaims as tie not sufficien tl is further made the du to report to the Legislature, for final amount and character of the ‘public to the provisions of the said act. The classification and rate y them to be sclject to the revision, re SHER, Auditor, JAMES B. SHAW, Compt. Avery, Texas, May 15, 1845, ‘LAIMS.—PRANCIS A. DICKINS, OFFERS the Mexican War, attending to a claim before ting it eectied, wh for ollars; for Pay, Milenge, F cent on the’ amount recovered, that sum, five dollars, He will of extra charge, any form nooessary to enable a party to and forward to him a claim for proseention, post paid, and directed to him at the City of ins is now, and has been for more coution of claims tates, and fore promptly to all business cont D. most of thore who have held public offices at Washington fora number of years Payment recommended amendment and ratification of the ounty Land, Serip, or Pension, Clothing, ke. ten lars or over; if un hosted hy Tetier, an twelve years, largely en- it Washington, both against pOTCH MALT WHISKEY WARRANTED Put up im packages towuit the trade, on, 25 per cent WILETEM, PARKS Distiller, 86. Seventh Ave UST PUBLISHED—DR. BOSTWICK’S GREAT WORK ON Venereal and other Affections of the Genito-t rinary iuarte, dust published by Bu equal to any im For sale, at twelve and by Batice 42 Stone street, & OF the Kind over ion imitably. It also contains 40 wood neate this class of disenses ally well excented ; reatinent of these diseases liaa beo corded, and. all the most approved refully prescriptions and formul For sale ow office of publication, and of the SUBSCRIBERS, WISHING TO RETIRE FROM BU- f the Stock, Good. hte mg will, and Fix. The location fe unsw 3, the enstom, of that sired by every businers man; steck has been much wy, terms Al nity such ag this sent iteell ant “hivuld bo oan raed hy gentlemen i MMABULTIE & Co. 104 Mago, Pha and Sixth streets Doors ¢ ces commence ‘celock, Boxes, 26 cents; Pir allery, 1236 conta SA Hp N [BL0'S—ASTOR PLACE, BROADWAY, — WEDNESDAY G Miss KB Brienti and Mr. Toning, August 2 Henetit of Manvere. GRAND OVERTUKE. After which the popular dra- matic opera of ROB KOY—Rob Roy MacGreror, Mr. J. Wallack ; baldiatone, Mr; Manvers; Bail ie ical Jarvie, Chippen- Mi ELANGE. To’ conclude with the laughable eketeb called the ANGEL OP THE APTIC— Michael, Mr. 1 Harrietic, Miss R. Teibin; Chevalier, Pon at a quarter before 7—commencing mm 61h een BY ATRE, CHAMBERS SPREET—WEDNES- day Rvenig, Aug. 2, will ed, the favorite pices of the OMNIBUS, cr the res of a Convenient Distance-Pat Rooney, Mr. Brougham; Vom Dobbs, Mr, Ri ) Mr. Ledgor, Morsha't; Mrs, Dobbe, Miss Williams; Miss Damper, Mrs, Mears, Ta Rondij, by Miss 4, Walters. After whioh, the now burlesjue Opera of LUCY DID’ SHAM-AMOUR—Burico di Morefat, Ravesrweot, Mr. John Dunn, Lacks, Mise ‘Al ‘aven: wood, Mr. John Dunn; Luck, pan; Mine Sinclair, To eonelude with the favorite Polka'du teu, by Mone Fredorickaand Mirs A, Walters. Dress Circle and Parquette, 00 cents; Family Circle or second tier, 25 cents, Doore open at73¢ o'clock, Curtain rises at 8, =m ASTLE GARDEN—PERFORMANCE TO COMMENCE AT Bo'cloos. Admission 25 sents, chittonn. half. priee. - ing Directoy, Mr. Geo. Holland—Wednesday Evening August ¢ entertainments to commence with the lively comedietta of tue CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH—Viscount de Ligoy, Mr. Baker; eC Baron Vonderpotter, Mr. Nickinson; Adolph ‘ourveay, Mr. Clarke; Kristina, Mrs. I. Phillipe; Katryn, Miss Nickingon.” AC ch, Herr Cling on the Corde Blastique, MEDLEY OVRR- ‘9 conclude with TURE—Orchestra, ofenized plese of the POST OF HONOR—Cobus Yerks, Mr. Holland; Burgomaster Botherwork, Mr, Nickinson; Doby Skippers, Mr. Clarke; Adela, Mis ingon; Trudchen, Mrs. Vernon, E GARDEN—THURSDAY EVENING, ‘AUGUST 3, 844, Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert, for the Benefit of the New York Volunteers, in honor of their patriotiam and bravery. ‘The following talented artists ave, in the handeomest volun their valuable serviees for the oceasion :— Yatame Antoinette Otto and Mise Nortball;Sigoori Botesini and Arditi; Messrs, Rietzel, Elta and La Croix, late principal Rertormers in the Steyermarkische Musical Company: Md lie ngusta and Mise Vallee, Mons, Bouxari, and the whole Orchestra of Castle Garden. Mr. Anes will preeside at the Piano Forte, PROGRAMME, 1, Grand Overtare—Full Orchestra, 2 Variations for the F 3. Gran ze . 4. Grand Duo, double bass and violin, composed and exeouted by... so... esses. 2 +++, Botenini and Anditi B. Cavatini nef” Opsen Parisinay ‘Misa’ “Julia Nore Grand Ballet tiy Maile, Augusta, Miss Valice, and Mons. Bouxari, PART I, 6, Grand Overture—Full Orchestra, J; My Fatherland (hy partion!ar desire) & Solo for Forgotto, by P. Elta... . 9. The celebrated Echo Song, with ih Mad. Otto Jacoby Northali and Mr. Rietzel, with companiment...... i Stores, and at the ticket, office under the direction of M. Reich. Concert at 8 % ‘The undersigned committee appointed by the Mayor to receive subscriptions in aid of the Volunte ra:—Andrew H. Phillips Phoenix, Lorenzo Delmonico, and Christo ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—P. T. Pi F. Hiteheock Four days longer, Wed, ‘roprietor—F. janager.—Four days r, nesday, Thoraday, Friday and Saturday, August second, third fourth ‘and Afth.—tplendid’ Performances, every “afternoon at halé-past 3 o'clock, and every evening at & fanager has en- for four daye longer, the Belgian Giant, which is positively Biviast appearance in New York, C thiopian Minstrels. 8 Enormous Boa Constrictor. ‘Threo Living Ou Ta- fant Vestris. Mademoiselle Gertrude, Mr. T, J. Oldfield. The Highland Mammoth Boys, ‘The Giant Baby. Admission to. the whole, including Museum, Performances, &c., 25 conta: children, under ten years of age and old enough to walk alone, 124 centa— Rererved front seats, one shilling each extra. MECHANICS. HALL, NO. 472, BROADWAY, BETWEEN Grand and Broome streets. Positively the last woek of the ofthe taapent ill ake place; Woineetar, Autos) 3a, aad erey of the com] Wi Y :e, eat , August every night de ng the week, For the Beneht of T Raynor. The ORIGINAL CHRISTY'S. MINSTRELS, whose concerts dari the past ten months have heen received with such distinguished favor and patronage, have the honor of announcing that owing to the continuation of their unexampled success, they will re main in this city, and give their inimitable entertainments for one week moro.’ Admission 25 conta, Doors open at 7, Con- cert commencing at 8 o'clock. On Saturday, Angust’5, an afternoon Concert, commencing at 3 o'clock, and Director, E. P. CHRISTY. RAND PANORAMA OF TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN IN Mexico, at the Minerva Rooms, 406 Broadway. Sherman & ‘Tousey’s Mammoth Panorama shows, iu the most perfect and beautiful manner, the Marches, Encampments, Battles and all the stirring incidents of General Taylor's operations in Mexioo— the greatest Painting in the world. Open every evening—Pano- rama commences moving at 8 o'clock precisely. Admission 25 cents—no half price, No charge for descriptive pamphlete, PANORAMA OF TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO, AT the Minerva Rooms, 406 Broadway, shows natural as life, the Marches, Encampments, and Battles fought by Gen. Taylor. It also gives correct views of the country, towns, cities, &c. It is ¢ most teautiful painting ever even.’ Open overy night at 8 lock. Afternoon exhibitions on Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 3o'clock, Admission, 25 cents. Schools admitted on reasons Me terme, No charge for descriptivo pamphlets. GACRED DIORAMA S—NOW EXHIBITING AT THE splendid new Hall, 396 Broadway, over Stoppani's Batha— Hanning ton’s entirely new Grand Scriptural Dioramas of the ‘most Magnificent Spectacle ever witnessed in New York, will be gpened on Monday, Sist of July. Creation of the World and the luge. Assisted by powerful and Instromental Accompa- niments. Mr. H. Hannington has just completed a magniticent Diorama, intended to illustrate the sublime spectacle of the Six Days of the Creation! exhibiting by means of moveable figures, geanery, and powerful optical effects, all the from the Chaos and Darkness of the unformed the final completion of th the first and second chay ance of Adam and Ev the result of a dons ah ished idea, and of a lifeti and exyeriment in this department of the arts. It is the moat costly, beautiful and perfect work of the kind existing, and com: bines in its exhibition the highest mechanical ingenuity, with the most astonishing sconic effects, assisted by superior poetry, paint- ing and music. Scenery and Incidents—Chaos, the First Day. ‘The Firmament, the Second Day. Dry Land, Herbage and Flow- ers, Third Day. Sun, Moon and Stars, Fourth Day. Creation of Fish and Fowl, Fifth Day. Creation of Animals, Sixth Day. Garden of Eden—Adam and Eve. With this completion of the Jabors of the Creation, the first part of the Exhibition closea. Part II. Grand Diorama of the Delage. Tickets 25 cta—Children half price, Doors open at 7. Curtain rises at 8 o'clock. ARK THEATRE—THE SALOONS AND BARS OF THIS set i a eS Fens marl Urdwrtemety wil Se aura, the rms wi tation (between i0'acd 2) at thenmiaoe® 7 Tee W. COMBYN, ¢ Barclay street, RAND FISHING EXCURSION—THE NEW AND SPLEN- Grd re iteamer dacsb Bal Cape Rekaed Sata a ents an excursion to the Fishing Banks, on. ‘Thursday, ‘34, Teave Grand st. E. R., at7 o'clock, A. Mey Biker, int White. al, 1, E’R., at 73 o'clock.’ Fare for the Excursion, Savio a pb ct place the frst fale days “ ny HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A CO. nership, for the of manufacturing 7 obace Southend the porting Ot Been At tele new Stove No 108 =a a a 1 street, woeer re ame ae fobn Anderson & Co. RSO) ‘New York, Aug. 1, 1848, ARTHUR GILLENDER. BAUS BELTS BELTS —Ww. STEVENS & (CO, MANU- facturer of Ladies’ and Boys’ fine Patent Leather Belts, of Ecuntey Meranaste end others buying tna tacos cela ae ast hers tocall. Ladies’ and Boys’ new style of Bell ‘a ouporior article. WILL SELL THE BALANCE OF MY SUMMER CLOTHING at extreme low prices, My $14 Lamartines will be sold for $id; Blevon dollar, Black Sacks, for $9; White Marseilles and ack Satin Veste, low skeleton ‘at $3 a $4; Black Cloth Dress Cont, made to measure, for $16; ry Fren {Limonis| make), $20; Doeskin’ Cass, Pants, from $6 a $8 60; in fact no fashi establishment in town can compete with mine. G, B. CLARKE, 116 William street. yNE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODAT Oia Beart in private family, at 108 Hammersley stavee. ORSALE_ THE COUNTRY SEAT OF TILK SUBSCRIB at ica, .» COM ni at each e1 I “ihe ‘with choice fruit trees. plants. ‘The garden is well su trees. ‘The ises have been kept in good order. be tay time. Possession will beiven immediately; aad i reve, + and, if a jom of the mone) main on » WSAMES D. POGDEN, Tt Merchtuts Baskaamer oe APPY ANCY BALLS AT SARATOGA & NEWPORT.—JULIUS Dejonge, No. 66 Warren. strect, respectfully visitors of the arenia water incor, that bel bat ott with a lange assortment 0 ‘lem Week before the Fangy Dalle will take place. eet ake GEITER DOG—A THOROUGH BRED ENGLISH SETTER Slut for sale—Black and tan, and very handso months of, andi fine order for training,” Tayulre xt street, 0 CURE NO CHARGE—DR. MURPHY oF 6) GOLD street, is confidentially consulted omall forms ot private dis- eases. be poked he cures in 2 to rs. Com. goatee debility ans any ey hyd ty ‘Dr. M. ‘o mercury sed case, OF business. Office G3 Gold streets open from 7 A.M. tO 10 Pe Ma NDESTRUCTIBLE FILLING FOR THE TEETH.—DR. ING, Dentist, 19 Murray street, in calling the attention of the publio to his pew material for filling deoayed ob. if di ‘tooth, would serve that it combines the hardness of ivory with the durability of gold, and possesse: perties whieh canse it to attach itself to every portion of the demtal cavity with as much tenacity as mor- tars ool to the bric Elastic as mortar when introduced into the cavity, it soon hardens to the consistency of the tooth i and, as it wore, converte the i-transparent shell (that have been broken by contact with a crust) into a solid tooth, as firm, as homogeneots, as capable of mastication, as free from pain, as inodorous, and as valuable for all practical purposes, as the ‘arin the same jaw, Teeth filled with gold (if pre- ted and cleared. Artificial Teeth, with all the In. vemente, arranged om fine gold plates, in ueat and workmanlike manner, JUSh ReBuisien, PRICE 1234 CENTS 2 OF ‘ 7 fi 7 : and the Legualator: 'ecisions on the Code,’ the Katt ol t tor ms on the Code, the Effect ot the Code on the Action of Rjectm the American Print Works. Engli Vuton Judicial Sinecwr ant fe quantity of interesting matter. Also, just published, price cents, Judge Edmund's Address on the Code and Coustitution, with’ introduction and notes. Annual subscribers to the Code Reporter entitled to a copy of the address gratis. Code Reporter office, 3 Nassau street, New York. IRKBRIDES TATTERSALL'S HEAVE POWDERS.— his popular a tensively used remedy, is now ac knowledgod'to be not only an infallible cure tor heaven cough, &o., im horses, but the cheapest and best condition medicine anh peed, Tmitations are daily springing up. Beware of them, For sake by GOUGH & KETOHAM, 9 Fulton street. ASHIONABLE | SIRTS, UNEQUALED IN ‘THIS country, warranted im every respect, cut 0 mon sure in the newest French ‘styles, aad S90 por cont lows the Broadway yelees: can now be = the halfdozen or more, at Gulon's A Wiliam sireat, up staf J.C. Parcel wo Wel on fashionable trade Broa r, fe ighteen years, superintendent, A, C, GUION, 118 Wiliam see up states AND LOTS FOR SALE—A DESIRABLE LOCA- for country Residence,—Gald lots arv leau tho bank of the Mudson river, about one aad & village of bho containing about ten acres of vd heune ; coollent fruit trees of almost onuy deseri yr fa sufficient: for family use, Any irtng hase may obtain all desirable informative ea peee either one. sul Y HART, N; THEODORUS POLHAMUS, stor wa. VOR ViONS, BAD ETC, RABICALL a Catt aig AGE ° mwho will call can sec, hundreds of letters ‘and tee Fiona aa ih ak Wesker a INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. Wasmuwaeron, July 31, 1948, New Stock Issued—Effect of the Present State of Feeling upon the Territorial Questrion--Generad Taylor's Letter; its effect upon the Ancient Ré- gime Whigs—Messrs. Clay, Botts, and Slinger- fand—Land Warrant Hawks, No. 2—The Cwil and Diplomatic Bil--The Slave Abduction Case, ‘The follow.ng is a statement of the amount of stock issued during the week ending 29th July, 1848;:— Of the lonn of 1847... ......... . $249,550 Do to foreigners, ese 000 Of the loan of 1848 Phd sees 821,600 eg Do teforeigners.......... 84,000 $671,050 $817,000 The amount iesued to foreigners may be classi« fied thus: — 4,000 oeee 11,000-—-$317,000 n that the amount of stock issued above 1s much smaller than for the previous week, and the cause aflords food tor serious considera- tion. To what other cause can we assign the de- crease than to the disturbed state of the public mind upon the territorial questions? [tis true that Bde by here know well that it is all talk—they now that there 1s no danger of a separation be- tween the North and South, and that te atr is merely a peaceable one for political ascendency, wrapped up in a hypocritical mantle of philanthro- py; bnt foreigners, not so conversant with the echemes of our politicians, have become alarmed, and, until the question be settled in some way, ther alarm will continue, and not only continue, but increase. Is this question—a mere abstraction —of sufficient importance, to not only set free the fanaticism of the Union, but to injure our credit— and, it may be, by diverting foreign capital, to in- jure it permanently? We think not. Better, much etter, at once to give up the whole of the vast wastes on the Pacific. There is no patriotism in the discussion; it 1s a mere sectional struggle for power. France, Germany, all Europe, is strug- filing to supplant tyranny, by establishing Yen I di ics. They look to the United States as their mo- lel. Alas! what a spectacle do we present! General Taylor’s letter of acceptance of the Philadelphia nomination was received here on Saturday evening, and has created much dinsatig- faction among the ultra whigs. They expected that the old general would be caught at last, and surrender himself, body and soul, to the party. hey complained that heretofore ke resembled the; Irishman’s fee, eenres put your finger on him he wasn’t there—and they hoped that his answer would corner him. But “old Zack never surrenders,” and he still remains before the coun- try, untrammelled by party pledges, the candidate of the people. Defections have already commenced in the whig ranks. Ag an instance, Slingerland, of the Albany district, New York, who, uniil Sa- turday, co-operated with the Taylor whigs, and caused his name to appear at their meetings, has this porn ya tet aletterto a number of gen- tlemen in Albany, by whom he has been invited to attend a district meeting to dissent from, the Philadelphia nomination, accepting their invi- tation, aud recommending a separate ticket for the Presidency to be chosen at the Convention which meets at Buffalo on the 9th. The same Albany committee addressed Botts, of Virginia, asking if Clay had pledged himself to ‘Taylor. Mr. Botts replied that he had not; but to-day he adds a postscript to his letter, in which he states, that as soon xs Mr. Clay receives General Taylor’s answer to th: whig nomination, he will ublish a card, denying his acquiescence in Tay- lor’s nomination, and suggesting a separate whig ticket. * There’s atunny time coming, boys.” ‘The land warrant hawks, satiated, perhaps, with preying upon the Pook soldiers, have com- menced to prey upon each other, The latest case runs somewhat after this fashion. A dealer in New Orleans came across a number of returned soldiers, hard up for cash, and satisfied their wants upon receiving a power of attorney, in the manner we described in a former letter. The different certificates were forwarded to the proper autho- nities here, with directions to remit_the value of the warrants in money, instead of land_serip. This was all well enough. The soldiers left New Orleans, doubtless well satisfied, and reached Cincinnati. But here ‘“‘a change came o’er the spirit of their dream.” They came across another “dealer.” He learned their story, and, perhaps jealous at the speculation of his brother «deal ler’? in New Orleans, advised the soldiers to permit him to write to Washington again and direct scrip to be sent to them at Cin- cinnati instead of money to New Orleans. “When Greek meets Greek then comes the tug of war.” The result of this move, if successful, would be to do the New Orleans speculator out of all he had advanced, and perhaps, as far as that goes, it would beno great matter. Of eourse, no notice can be taken of the application. The only way to stop the issue of the money upon the power of attorney given to the New Orleans man, would be to get some judge to issue an injunction until the matter should be investigated. A question, however, arises, has the judicial power a right to interfere thus in executive matters? and as we are not suffi- ciently versed in the intricacies of the law, we leave the answer open. § The Senate committee, we perceive, has struck out from the civil and diplomatic bill the clause appropriating a certain sum for the improvement of the Savannah river. There is no‘doubt this amend- meat will be sanctioned by the Senate and passed by the House. So the clerks in the deparuments may at last sing Jubilate! Several papers have asserted, apparently authoritatively, that the Pre- sident intended to veto the bill if it contained the Savannah clause. The only means these papers have had of deducting such an inference was open to every one—namely, guess work. We have the very best reason to Know that the President has not expressed any opinien upon the bill, and the Oregon treaty is a standing proof that Mr. Polk knows how to keep his own counsel. The slave abduction trial was continued to-day, Mr, Mann eoenena his argument commenced on Saturday, for the defence. He submitted the follpyritg Propositions: Ist. That to prove the ser- vitude of a slave, the master’s assertion of proper- ty is not sufficient. 2d. That to establish a lar- ceny it must be proved that a trespass was com- mitted in taking from master’s possession. 8d. ‘That the fact of slaves being on board the prison- er’s vessel is not sufficient, unless done by the pri- soner’s knowledge and consent. 4th. Line, Dae that the embarcation was by the prisoner’s procure- ment. 5th. That there was no larceny committed, unless prisoner knew the negroes were slaves. 6th. Color, not evidence of slavery. 7th. If the prisoner found the negroes on his vessel and con- verted them to his own use, yet if no original tak- ing, no larceny. Mr. Carliefe then addressed the jury, also for the defence, urging similar points to those offered on Saturday by Mr. Mann, and upon concluding, the Court scjourned Mr. Key, the District Attorney, closes the case to-morrow. eve ae Sens OMEGA. Wasuineton, July 31, 1848, Business of Congress—A Spur—John Foy’s White Howse—The Cayntol Soda Shop, etc. This morning, the House agreed te the proposi- tion of the Semate to adjourn, sine die, on the 14th of August, and a few minutes afterwards it was agreed to meet hereafter, until the close of the sea- sion, atten o’clock in the morning. With nine- tenths of the business unacted upon, (as Mr. Vine ton and Mr, Truman Smith say,) the eleven hours thus gained are of the greatest importance, whem we consider that the four or five days’ labor of the Senate, combined in the compromise bill, was killed in forty minutes! Next week there will probably be recesses, and night sessions, and a great fuss, as though the members were the most industrious people in the world! All at once they want to get home ; it istime they were there, say. But thisis only an echo of the voice utte by the people three months ago. itis known to you that speaker Winthrop, being from ‘“ the land of steady habits,” on ktis accession to the chair, cleared the basement of the Capitol of the cook and liquor shops. As ateetotaller we consider it a good move; but the evil of which many complained was noteradicated. It was pa- ternally thought by some of the more sober that the younger members, if the toddy shops were to. erated, would be seduced into drinking habits ; hence the inducement to leave the legislative hall. was dissipated by the ‘casting out of the spirits.” John Foy gaihered up his frying, pans, his beef steaks and decanters, and too a in a white house not more than a stone’s throw from the Capitol. So, it is just as convenient, less tiresome to go there, than it was down up five hundred dark and narrow stone stepe. On the South side of the Capitol, in the building 1t- self, there is a seda and cake shop, and a driving business in this branch of the trade is perce . By le do not love soda better than brandy, at: ere is John Foy’s, just in view. former days and mghts we saw many drunken members in_ the legislative halls; but there ap- pears less of inebriation now than ever. And here we must say, and we do not beg pardon either for the aseertion, that, however in good taste toa certam mem i it was in bad taste moraily, to ented, W the Woaee Map boa akally