The New York Herald Newspaper, August 8, 1848, Page 3

a this motion the eas and tion decided in the affirmative. comm On motion of Mr. Hunt, of New York, the House resolved itselfinto of the Union. Mr, Cabell, of Florida, in the Chair Many motions and much disorder prevailed as to what bill should be considered. Mr. Hunt, on the part of the Whi;s, was trying to take up the River and Harbor Bill, while Mr. Cobb was oppesing it at Mr. Cobb. taking The committee rose. A resolution wes here offered to stop the debate on the Riverand Harbor Bill on Wednesday next—which was adopted. ny On motion of resolved itself into a committee of the whole on the state of the Union, Mr. Cabell in the Chair, and took up the River and Note by the Reporter—A night session has been re- sdlved upon, Lamps in the hall have been lighted, i now speakin and Mr. Hunt i Burvaro, Aug. 7, 1818.—Receipts since Saturday :— Flour, 3,000 bbls.; wheat, 10,000 bushels; bushels. Sales of $4 50 @ $4 623g. Wheat—Sales of 3,000 bushels were made, consisting of Ohio at $1. Corn—Sales of 30,000 Dbushéls Western ehange in provisions. Whiskey remained about the same Axs. no change in the ed. Corn—Sales ing mixed, at 56c y, Aug. 7, 1748.—Reeeipts since Saturday :— Flour, 11,600 bbls.; wheat, 2.000 bushels. There was NTTRE OF THE WHOLE. committee of the whole on the state every step. ‘The Houre called twice, appeals from the chair constantly. RAND HARBOR BILL, ir. Root, of Ohio, the House again Harbor Bill, Markets. orn, 40,000 1,000 bbls. of flour were made at were made at 43c, There was no price of flour, and sales were limit- of 12,000 bushels were made, includ- , and round yellow at 62c. Meal was held at firmer rates. Whiskey was stationary. Pro- visions remained about the same The Valuable Property belonging to the heirs of the late Mr. Alexander M‘Gregor will be sold this day, the #th instant, at twelve o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exe! by Anthony J. BI jeecker. It cow ts of Eight Lots of Ground on enc ivington street, between Ludlow and Essex streets (embracing the corners,) and Two Lote on Ludlow street, and ‘Two Lots on Bosex init Fetes ant the title those on Rivington street. ‘The sale will beyond dispute, Maps of the propert, ean be obtained of the Auctioneer at the Sales Room, No. Brond street. The Plumbe National Daguerrian Gallery, No. 251 Broadway, continues to be thronged with visitors, of all ‘and sexes; and Dlishment are at all of obtaining, in.an sn Peautiful pleture. the sitting rooms connected with the estar times occupied by sitters, who never fail credibly short space of time, an exact and pictures are perfect, PBersous wishing a Wigs ad Toupees.—All eupetice Wig ce Seip toxld not, fail to call at BATC! manufact ‘all No. 2 tory, ited Wi walled see his new invent eet pearance and durabil B'S, street, before Parohasing elsow! and Berta trees and Gal is at Jones, 1d Ann street, neat $e essa, “iis beet French Boots he: teoond quality, from $3 50 to $4; Congress Boots, from $3.50 to $4. The “Richelicu” Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, sold by B. E. WATSON & CO., No. 16 Wall street, and J. aie. Fulton street, are the best and cheapest pens in use. int warranted fo: grery” description, ir five Gold Pens and Gold Cases of ‘wholesale ani 1d retail at the lowest prices. COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Treasury notes Monday, August 76 P. M. advanced +4 at the first board and} at the second board; United States 6’s fell off 34 at the second board; Erie railroad improved 34; Harlem 5. Long Island went up 3% at the first board and fell of 24 at the second board. The Europa ‘sails from Boston on Wednesday for Livé#peel. There is not much doing in exchange to go.im hes Our quotations on London are 109 a 10934; Paris, 5f 2234 a 5f 20; Hamburg, 3534 a 35%{; Amsterdam, Aa 4086. The Butchers’ and Drovers’ Bank declared a semi- annual dividend of five percent, payable on the 15th, The value of merchandise imported into this port for the first four days in August, in each of the past three years—independent of that sent to the ware- house—and the amount of duties paid on the same, ‘were ag. annexed :— Commence oF tHE Port or New York—Vatve oF Imports. Aug. Ist to4th, inclusive. 1846. aap 1848, e 946,38 if 63,096, 2,794,810 1,108,031 Tia e717 = ass680 41-9 26 4-11 This great falling off in the value of merchandise imported, in such a short time, cannot but be gratify- ing to every one at all interested in preserving @ healthy state of trade. A decrease of more than one and a half millions of dollars in the value of merchan- dise imported in four days, this year, compared with the game peiiod in 184) in the value of exports, and 1 7, will make up for a large decrease @ wide margin for fatuge importations to increase the balance against us. We ave fearful that this favorable state of things cannot continue, that the importations for the fall trade * will bemueh larger than is generally anticipated; it is, however, some satisfaction that many of thegoods now coming out, particularly those from the continent, have been paid for. Advices from Havre state tha’ there dave recently been large orders for exportation filled, increased, no doubt, by the low range of prices which has terapted foreign purchasers, and by the fact of the preminm on the exports of goods having been doubled. It is slso stated that the quantity of ma- nufactured goods i: export has largely principally for the in the Custom Houso at Havre for increased, an+ the shipments are United States. We hve frequent- ly stated that a large portion of the specie s.1'eped from this port for France, was sent out for the pur- chase pf French goods; and recent accounts from Ha- vre have confirmed these statements. Speculators and importers in this market take advantage oftheimmense depreciation in prieek for every description of French goods in the home market, caused by the political revo- ution and the commerv..- ravulsion which preceded it, and purchased largely for “cash, With the gold and silver in hand, they almost made theit own terms; and such was the anxiety of the manufacturers to realize, that they submitted to the most enormous sacrifices. Many of the goods purchased in that manner are now coming out, and we shall soon realize some returns for the large sums of specie sent abroad some months ince, . Stock micaner & Wore 260 30% foap Teeaegy Notes, 6 Be pot Hoy Pf 108! do 60 31 ot 8 “af 1048, 100 Raading Railroad es lo er ae Po) I 19° 100 Song Isiand RR 6 oe lor rd RR” 100 do BRT ERO Bho 33% 10Etle Raroad, old bed 2 * DIO Bie 2 do new, full BNerk Wore RR 87 3 ‘0 Zarmers’ Trust 2% 7 io ee oe li ‘Trens'y Notes 103% 100 she Farmers’ Loan b60 eee, ean iat 3 Long Tsin-a RR Es ". G2 80 Morris Canal “ CITY TRADE REPORT. New York, August 7—3 P.M. Asnes—The demand is not active; moderate sales t $5 3734 a $5 50. Pearls are steady at $6. —There is a fair inqui this morning for cotton at prices current last week; sales reach about 200 5 Froun, &c.—Western flour is scarcely so active this morning, though prices are without material change. The Eastern demand is falling off. Operations reach eee eet ee tes for common State and. i Lockport; $5 1 & $5 26 for Ohio and Indiana; $5 37340 $6 62%, for pure Genesee; $5 75 a $6 for > $675 for extra. Southern is sales of 300 barrels, $5 60. Rye Flour—We can hear of no opera- ated quotations isrene bc a is Pod ir at a 7 lersey, wi lea Of | eames Meet ie vs eat is in fair nest, cially new 4 7A aale of 2500 ' Southern, which is not any, A ‘Wisconsin was made at The demand for corn is active, and the market presents a health: Capra The transactions this morning reach 40,000 ushels at 64c @ 65 for round yellow. for Western mixed; 59 for flat white; and 60c for high mixed Western in. sales since the steamer foot spite inal at 44c a 450, and Jersey at 88c 0.40c. ; moderate sales of Northern Hittle . We quote Ca- Faricuts—There is more offering, and better prices are obtained. We notice engagements of corn to 4 54d, cotton at 5-324, and heavy i ns dull, and the sales are being confined to 100 or 11 $11 31'q for mess. . to the trade, 814; a $8.87 for prime. h vy, and bat tle inquired for For cut meats 8 demand, and holders are very firm. fas Les, Mow ‘were reported, but the particulars were made publi for Lard is on is good, at Be, whieh is ie top mi Butter cheese are 8 quotations. welling to a fair extent, at our pre- ‘niskey contin: firm; 150 bbis. sold at 28¢ for Monpay Evenrxo, August 7th. The flour market continued about the same as at the with not a ite so much selling. Li close on Saturday, ‘Western wheat continued to at variable prices ac- bees phe eats. A small lot of Genesee was dis- at rates stated below. Corn continued again p ret freely made at full iprices. Meal sold at & sligat advance on Saturday's ites, There was no hanes nd ool alge reached about 4500 bbls, including this State, Osw &e., at $5 12% @ $5 25; sev reund hoop, at $5 over G0c, (im store) sold at 60c a 650; 0, common Genesee, small lots of Ohio, ; Small sales of Brooklyn, from new wheat, were making, in a retail way, at $6; 200 do, Richmond county, sold at $6 624. The market closed steady. Wheat~-A sale of acargo of Western was wade at 900; 2500 bushels common Wisconsin were reported sold, at 80c, and 400 bushels Genesee, at $1 25. Corn—The sales of all kinds reached 70e ; 80,000 bushels, im various separate lots, among which were 7,000 bushels New Orleans yellow, on private terms; 10,000 do, New Orleans yellow, at something 20,000 do. mi ixed and round yellow 000 do. round do., at d5e; 3,000 do. New Orleans, at 540, (heated); and 2,000 do white, flat, at 590, Other parcels were disposed of within the range of the above quotations, Meal—Sales of about 1,000 bbls New Jersey were made at $2 75, which was an advance, Rye—Sales of 1,500 bushels were made at 69¢ Oats were rome 48c @ 45c, and New Jerse; At Market — 1200 beef cattle, Cattery fir nd we quote Norther: 38e a 40. (chiefly from the South.) 60 cows and calves, and 4100 sheep and lam! been a good average . ,Prices—Beef Cattle—There has and during the weel at prices fully up to last week’s mark. The sales range from $6 to $7 50 About 100 left over. Cows r owt, asin quality. ‘anil Calves—The supplivs are not so plentiful as last week ; prices are well main- | tained. The sales range at from $20, $23, $37 50 to | Nf W. TOPPING, AUCTIONEER. Topping. 39 Willisin strect, will thieday (Aug. &) a large aul d ple Dry Goods. com prising 500 200 pieces Liven Ginghame assortment contained ina be sold without rerorve. ram ples are now realy. PUAINTIELD CERTIFICATES WAN veD rire UIGuES? 0. PAY, price (cash) paid by ANTED—A SLLUATION tectant Young Woman, hermaid. ‘The best of city rel Madison street. must be well recominende ble. Apply at the Cate Tortoni, it. ANTER—A SITUATION eighteen years of age, as himself useful any business, Address, E. F. id Office. aa RESPECTABLE YOUTH, FROM 16 TO 20 years of age, in a Lace and Embroidery Store—one who | BB ledge of the busin | bas cote know! TH | ANTED—A SITUATION Man, 1 as Coachman or Gi no objections to town or country, Please ERY THEATR 11 te performed the gra | ie" Woobs—Tetie Doe, tay Binckpote, Nr. Winaue; Ihowly Nathan, Mr, ‘or reste 5 Te, “ , a it Te, Mr, Weirable stock cf fa oes of prints, of ¥ ces Barston do; «the aval . The whole to weneos. Catalognes ard Mr. 3 per’ ra open at 7; Lamp Store, 116 Paltm st. » 25 cents; Pit an BY A RESPECTAULE PRO 1BLO’S— ASTOR PLA take care of children, o Chazn- | Evening, August §—A bh % nee can be given, Apply to 20% | pearance in America of Mr. W. J. Ho vm comedian, from Drury Lane and Covent Gu Lon catia colnet ereet-aest | ene ; . G, Vandenhoff, ina popular o ANTED—A GOOD AND SOBER OYSTERMAN, H&E Colds aided Ly Mesera Chippendale: Jone fetter by Goldamith, sided Ly Messrs Chipyen: i" of bas te oF oar T Dutt Roland or Vind iy John Sefton, Vache, oem hoff; Hardeastle, ir W. Hammond. To conclude il. A good boy would be prefe | E. Shaw, Miss Rose Telb'n, Mrs, Macder. Perfo com: corner of Broadway aud Ite mence w th Gojdsmith’s popular comedy of SUE STOOPS TO CON QUER—Young Marlowe, Mr, G, Vanden ; Tony Lempkini Mr. Chippend r us FOR A STOUT BOY, ABOUT porter in a store, would make good security given if required. | piecoof LOVELA M r. quarter to S, Admission ess preferred. Apply t | HOS. EVANS, 67 Uatharine ou | Lehman family. Atter which, the new DID SHAM-AMOUt—Enrico di URTON’S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STRE! Evening, Aug. 8,will be presented the ITALIAN burlesque Opera Morefat, Mz. 8 AT LOCKSMiTHS—Mr Mr. Vache; Risk, Mv. W, J. Hammond; Lydia, Mra, Doors open at a quarter before 7—commencing at a CO vents. DAY BRIGANDS, BY ARESPECTABLE YouNG | Meyer; Raimondo, Mr, Phillips; Count Edgardo Taste-is-true ’ G } Kavemwood, Mr. John Dusn; Lucia, Miss Chay rooms, who understands his busi ) Sinclair. fo conclude with the new comic $45. Alltaken. Sheep and lambs come in more froo- | Wet 0.1, G» Si Munrve street, Can be heard of for days if | Ay tcing;Renidetti, M. Sehinidt; Anmodous, M. M ly, and more than enough to meet the demand. We | - * quote the former at $1 25, $2 50 to $4, and the latter at trom $1, $2 to $3 40. 200 unsold. Hay anv Sraaw remain without mat Sales of good Long Island timothy at 60 to 70 ots per 100. Straw at $2 62 to $3 25 per hundred bundles, Market well supported. Corron—The sales of the day were quite small, being only about 400 bales Freicnts—There was some more offering at the closing rates of Saturday. 20,000 bushels of corn was | taken for Liverpool in bulk, at 5d. Cotton was steady | WwW Sn ert eet ntied arpa ANTED—A SI | testant young Girl, to d willing to make herself general! terial change. | tions can be given. Please cal ‘The market is heavy. at 5-82d, while 3-16d was asked. Heavy goods stood at about 17s 6d. A vessel was engaged to load with | corn for a direct port in Ireland, at 84d. Frurr— We have but to notice a sale of 350 boxes | shelled almonds, at 1¢c, 4 months. Hen was { pired. Lime—Sales of 3000 barrels were made, at 74 a7 a eae Dect Wak: tees bc Sante eos | of Company B, a mauiveot Germany, who speaks tuently | aa brute, “Fairy Family. Tafant Vent previous quotations, Navan Stones were wi Movas: tive, and no active to-day, dull. We quote spirits 34 a 350, and crude $2 50. Os. shipping, at private bargain. Movisions-—Sales of 200 barrels pork were made, in- | Piyy"he,ca cluding mess, at $11 25, and prime at $8 8734. Sales.| —~** ‘weOmee 0 A. of 30 packages pickled hams and shoulders were made ANTED—BY A Ri Lard—Sales of 400 barrels | ,¥¥, as bar tonder, in a respe at 54 a 53ge, and at 4c. were made, at 70, with some small lots at demand was f Sales of 200 tierces, at $3 Soar—A sale of 300 boxes red mottle Castile was made at 11 te 1130, 4 months. Svcans were not very brisk, and no operations of importance took place. ‘aL Low— 5,000 ba preme changed hands at 80. Wuisi —Sales 0! and pric for Ohio, and 280. for State Prison. MARKETS ELSEWHERE. FOREIGN MARKETS. Port av Prince, July 24.—American provisions of every kind are in the gr cted, even at co: ng and doubloons are now ‘a $40, and logwood $16a! sales can be e daily depre: $186, Coffee On Sunday afternoon. Ray, both of this city. The currenc @ $3 62) r | at Lcged ae | ‘ANTED. ox BROADWAY (WEST SIDE) BETWEEN 7001 daughter of Albert Munn. aged 11 months. Died, On Monday, 7th instant, Saran Emiy, infant 100 REWARD.—LOST, ON TURSDAY EVENING, it 0) August Ist, in the vicinity of the Astor House, or | merit a continuation of the favor w) has attended ir pre- Canal on ‘The funeral will take place at the residence of Geo. 8 of moment trans- ithout movement, and very | A sale of 800 barrels whale oil was made for is quoted at | fp neriyat No 8 per M. 5 cL LERK AND MONEY WANTED—THE ADVERTISER led, 6th Instant, in St. Peter's Church, Barclay street, by Rev. Charles Constantine Pise, D.D., Patrick O’Coxneit, to Miss Many Mur- Ist and 24 avenues, all the week, would go as nurge or chamberm: useful. Best of city reference Munroo street and Parguette, ______. | fa, Mlle ‘Mathilde; Flour de Bois, M'lle Adelaide, RE: ‘60 cents; Family Circle or eccond tier, 25 cents, jo chamberwork and waiting, or is | Doors open at 736 o' lock. Curtain rises at 8. ry LE DIABLE ROUGE, or the Fairy of the Khine—Bertusio, M. jarzevti; Silvanel- Dress Cirele aweful. The best of recommenda | 7 4S. GARDEN—TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST &— ar 172 Eleventh atreet, tetwoen | Citi fertormance. will commence with a Uraud Musieal Pot — — Pourri Iptroduction. After which the drama of MONSIEUR ED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A | JACQUES—Monsicur Jacques, Mr. Nickinson; situation, who understands dressmaking aad plai DOU. wing merall ison. After, which, ‘the! fafce <f the aid, and make herself ge Miss Nickinson, To conclude OF HONOR—Cobus Yerks, TION of 18th stre [7 ANTED—BY ONE OF TH a situ: iTED—A HEAD W ly who cannot bring unexce) @ shade | had, housework for @ small family. The best © or1 AD z that situation in one of the principal hotels in New York, | and who understands bis business thoroughly. No one need ap- ~e papas nape te ned tionable references to that effect. S ACRED DIORAMA S—NOW EXHIBITING AT THE Hotel, splendid new Hall, 306 Broadway, over Stoppani’s Batha— C to the business; can bring good recommendati rudehen, Mre. BY A MOST RESPECTABLE Botherwork, Mr, Niekinsoh ‘0 do ceneral renee given, | mission 26 cents—Children half price, — ct and Stim fea able to give the most | superb and t lente d Mammoth Boys. Giant or Mammoth i Or HE NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS, | Boa Constrictor. Two Livin, mation in a'etore, or as barkeeper, | toary, Madam Rockwell, the famot t. Privately ecnauited atan extra charge of the whole, including Museum, Veritmances, dren, under ten years of age and ite. Rererved front seats, ove ITER, WHO HAS FILLED ‘A SITUATION | most Mapuideent Spectanle ever ; , AS ev le house; has been accusiomed | opened on Monday, Set of July. .. Please address ings. Assisted ty powerful Vo riptural Diorama, intended to illustrate the sublime hth street )w room Room, suital drees B. paper, stating terms and locality, the first and Days of the Creation! exhibiting by means o ‘Nina, Misa Nick- BLE’ BEDDSD iy | ROOM-—Mr. Duloimer Pipes, Mr. G, Holland; Major Minus, Mr. ven. +e Sickineon; Mrs. Deputy Lomax, Mrs, Veraon; Nane} i, can be given. Please call at 117 puty th the aoa ‘at the POs ir, G. Holland; Burgomaster Vernon; Adella, Nickingon. Performance to commence at 5 o'clock, Ad- ak ARNUM’S AMERICAN MUSEUM—P. T. BARNUM; NT FOR AN ENGLISH DRY GOODS Proprietor—F, Hitoheock, Manager,—splendid Pei er and Huddersfield, (England) who | cyery afternoon at half-past 3 o'clock, and every evening at & ‘inted with such pocdee and with thedry | The manager has en; Only part rormances the celebrated Sable Brothers, a most ‘and of Negro Singers, Dancers, &o.. who Adress (post office) box 1705. have just returned from Boston anil other eastorn cities, 1 illing each extra, witnessed in New York, will be Creation of the World and the ocal and Instrumental Accompa- of the Six note to M. M.C., Herald offive, stating where an interview can be | nimente, Mr. H. Hannington has just ities of tne Sik scenery, and powerful optical effects, all the progressive changes ts. a first or second story Front | from the Chaos and Darkness of the unformed nd se ey fora light fancy business, Ad- | the final completion of the great work of Creatio ters of Genesis, termina’ ANTED—BY A RESP! 300 barrels were made at 22}¢¢ | lxoming, or to do the general hor of city reference given. Apply 7, situation as Chambermaid, LE YOUNG WOMAN, A ato aati ia Washing ant | #4 the result of slong cherished idea, and of « a % yuge-work in & small family. id costly, yutiful and perfect work of the kind n evening be wale, to devot drees tic, e. at 231 Bowery, in roar b bines in its exttibition the highest mechanical it ANTED—A PERSON COMPETENT TO TEACH ALGE. | ™0#t astonishing ic effects, assisted by superior rig ey. ing and music. and Incidente—Chaos, the hora and the higher branches of Mathematics, who would | 26 and music. Pepe RO preg tere of each week to teaching. Ad- Sun, Moon and Stars, For to those who understand Creation, the first part of the MAN Jespanee of Adam and ¢ in the Garden of Eien. “The ers, Third Day. mirth Day. on are with terms Ke, atonce. " __| of Fish and Fowl, Fifth Day. Creation of Animals Sixth Day. test abundance, and no | JMlLE MAKERS WANTED—S) MEN, TO BE EMPLOYED | Garden of Eden—Adam and five, With this completion of in File manufacturing. Constant employment will be given | labors of the Dustaaap, tena tek waren paid week: | Part I. Grand Diorama of the Deluge. Tickets Liberty street, 2d story. half price, Doors open at 7. Curtain rises at 8 o'clock. ition closes, 25 cts.—Children a ‘The finder will be liberally reward by J. W. bu ‘AM, 7 South st. aleo beg leave to announce, that they tween the Astor House and GARD OHBISTY'S MINSTRELS RESPECTFULLY BEG wishes to employ a lad » who could |; ve to return: ir most grateful acknow! mts to from five hundred to one thousand dalars. ‘The business is safe, | Bublicof New York, for the kindness and” liberal a Pleasant and respectable. Address, Fulton, N. Y. Herald. ~ | sree mighty honored OST—FROM THE BRITISH SCHOONER “EXEMPLAR,” | And to the Press of the city, generally, ould express Boat with “ Exemplar, New) ‘d ited the their hearty gratitude, for the kind and generous manner with [per fal yh} len dba Sie tare | whieh Gis serfemaneen have ourtantiy bean notioed. Thay ant ‘Concerts, in this eity, fort ahort scason, dul ‘when, they hope, by their exertion to please, to street, a ‘note, on the | vious efforts, The com AR rior at Staten Island, id, with Boston Bank of Boston. The abot id will di eaday, ; illiamsburg, §. Munn, No. 05 Avenue ©, at 2 o'clock, 1. M., this | theananke ofthe lore by rtaruiag it'at ihe ocr eCne Astor | Wednesday the tis ad at Trenton, N: Jo Thuceay and Pony, repeated to attend, without further invitation. >. | Sot ~ Aeron Mia on etry Ag era requei 0 attend, without in 2. town, N.J. P, A monday, ie Tih natant Joarsa i Gaaghtar |] ()Q\Q) OND Saray, Mrsiens, 20 sone | TN Metin Bes of James W. and Joanna H. Thompson, in the 6th year | ssc3rted. Also Gun Locks, Powder Flasks, Shot Belts, Game | 667[\HE CAMPBELLS ARE Crosby street. the ¢! mee er. ea! ‘The relatlves street, between Grand and Broome streets, on Tues- Gay ahternoon,at4 o'clock, without farther iuvitation, | setaeere ninth a pe mee a, On Wednesday, 20 instant, Joun Nicoxs, youngest son of Thomas and Mary Agnes Thompson, aged 10 months and 2 days, jains will be taken to Newark, N. terment, on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o’cloc! August 6 1848, after a short illness, with est, Mra. Exiza Deexen, wife of James P. leep, lovely babe, and take your rest, God called you home—he thonght it best. Like ag the grass 1s carly So Christ has cut our der! At Turks Island, July 25, Mrs, Samvrz Lichitsury. eek, Ww ly Report n In the City and County of New York, from the 20th day ofJuly, | cient im eerie, Teil to the 5th Sor of haga I 54; Boys, 135; Gi Apaplry. 7 amphysia 2 “atroph purvol or sealdads U bronchitis, 1; cancer of woinb, 1; Fickslasibamaman 1 cbeate mareg 8 conveiapeanas Men, 67; Women,’ S Coup de tole abby, the head, 18; dropay in the bowels, us, 7; Sever congestive, 1; om ae 1; sever, & fever remittant, 1; fever scarlet, 1; fever inanition, 1; inflammat: inflammation of liver, aly, : promatee uth, 4; iy rupuate, foal pe Tr apene, 3 euffocation, Tt ‘cedbing:& ulceration teotiner, I worms, 1; naknown, 6. “Age—Under ene yoar, 116; to? 83, 20 27; 5 00 10,15; 10 39, Bo to, Sit 0 tg so shraitas 2; WOR 0, 17; 07H 1 to, HO ko City Tanpector’s Ofice, August 5, 1848. —_ jon, 2 down. of Deaths 1; congestion of in drowned, 9; dysentery, 8, 2; ho 2; imflammation of brain, 14; inflam. mation of bowels, 16; inflammation of chest, 1; inflammation of 9 inflammation of stomach, 3; inflam: 848, iris, 112, Total, 368. a8. ia, & bleeding from gular moeting of th u t it 8 o’glock, at Warren's 6th Ward oy — potion HGR ATOR eer Holding an elestion for ufteers Or the | ()PFICE 10 LET—THE LARGE PRONT orrios ONT Fgraepataker ie lUsebectone nt Steck, ing year saat 10 transact otoer business which may come be- third story ef the house 81 Nassay street, betw eos Jon,” fore the Dink, "Pnctoal attendance ia requested of cvery metmber | Fulton streets: Enquire of EUGENE PERRIS, who is in favor of Cage. and By ct agn fet, Won Cd agers, Secret K, from 89 d friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend her funeral, at No. 167 Elm $20 000.2 eee MORTGAGE cons me u mo ‘4 throat, 1; intemperance, 2 jagndice, Ij.malforma | atielcave Alss the Le SF morthieation, YOM age Ss | Posie oa tte Lene 4; street, corner of William street. in & ‘partica- ~ lars, aay of LEWIS S. FORD, 86 Nassau street, between 10 ¢ Empire Clab will take t1ace on Wed- Butler. B; of WUGONN S. AUSTIN, President, tary. N.B. itehe weather sboaid prove unfavorablo, due notice will ‘be given in the mewepapers. 0. OF 0. F—-SILOAM LODGE, NO. 210 © ARK THEATRE—THE SALOONS AND sana OF THIS 1. som to sei OF each etl anit pe Boe coat CORNPGIATE INSTITUTE, STAPLETON, P* Frtabludment ate now to Keer, cast fecee oe eee ene mea a | er eet pcre ene | tient, uenaees Sutcet ae ———_ oat rs any other in the vicinity of Ne MPOT™ a ee) || Ol ‘situation, and provided with the ablest tions under w] ‘will be let can be ascertained on appl ec Fane ROTC TR aeattt AND MORRISC | inthe Claal Eogloh Preach, Gemma, and) Spenih dapart, | cation (Dobwoen ey titheetiee Baul on . Dis evening, at § o'clock, to detorming the mente, (Fae een eyriridcaterioerpeyia. ie boas oad ‘tion for the depot in that moe ‘th's Association will be Gk! fore the committee deem it form other meml important to fa that qudation, there seocia Seas Wher Od, et Were nosey phn toe A who the above noti lease in- Aneiaten A-ALLENDORPH, Secretary, x in emb st, ACKET SHIP ST. DENIS, AUGUST 5, 1845 —C P Crores W. Howe-—Dear Si—The undersicued cfcestug’ the high ppinion th Ap Mander of sonoble ashipas the “i pretrfor the South immediately. 8 every member of Cee at YOUNG LADY WI3HES TO OB- tain a situation to assist ina Confectionery Store, Address Bs jerald Office. before leav- racing tis opportunity of entertain of you as the Com: Denis; and at the same time beg to thank fi sincerely for your gentlemanly conduct towards them duriag this passage. and the St, Denis family! The ede Cin, . Pais Suns Anitera, La Bop, ¢ lward mille, Leon Caman, In taking leave of y ry success you may desire, and remain id servan's, M. Musy, thas. A. Friedmano, A. Ebblinges, Heinrich Spreeher von Bernegg. L. . Davis. liartley Lord, Alexander, Caman and fa: Rec out, T. ‘A. Vandeul and they wish you T. Turrer, H, Strubi, OTICE—OFFICE OF THE ROCKLAND CEMETERY, 170 as Broadway, corner of Mai received from 9 orders will be of plots or fo A terments, Pamphiets are ready for distribution. At other iden Lane, M, tod stairs,) where all han offi for the purchase | Cariton House; Mr. 8. Tha; of the around | others of the highest reepectabil Bags, Percussion Caps, in groat varioty, for sale on the most Evening, August 7th, and ev ., for in- | favorable terms, by Paar 60., 91 Maiden lane, | Week—Societ ea Hoa B48 se. Melee Wants BELLS MINGTRELS, the is Kelty & Riker, manufacturers street—C AM ¢ WINDOW SHADES FOR SALE, FROM 3730. | the United States, Tetarn to the cit; 3,0 ‘pward. Merchants; padlara Re, muppliodig | avai tour’ in the East, Whare thelr Concerts Cy BU] ‘the and exclusive dealers n Shades Pare peat aatondied by the fashionable and in every city they NREY, So ¢ No, 60 Wall street. — open % to commenoa at8 Cla: Six hours each week. Ms KORTKAMPF, No. 20734 BROADWAY, WILL TEACH a ol Ladies and materials for making and hanging shades, 134 Chatham | havebad the honor of visiting, and have met with » patronage street, throughout the astern cities unprecedented by any other oom- of musicians, Will have the pleasure of ocinmoncing a series Of thelr inimitable and highly popular Musieal Enteriainsents at Poeun, wich thine | Noes, hex ey. wl tntzonen 6 Tated yeeghme ete - when they luce & VI Programme, em- wements, valued at $35,000, Apply immediately in the Bank | Sractu Piece veral Note Exebange Office, £0 JOHN F. eng eee tees with thi a Sole. ‘Admiation SS eons, every variety of ornamental also gi CONVERSATIONS ‘FRANC, ‘on the Oral System, e $4 per month, and invuring ease and fiiency to pupils more advaneod, but det an, At ome, in. classes, $2; privately, OONLIGHT!—NOVEL EXCURSION AND CONCERT in and schools atten: of the American Musical Institute, Thursday Evening, Au- |AISES, OR FRES to speak from the first lessons o'clock, Admission, 25 cent terms, No charge for deecriptivo pamphlet. RAMP, Nei PANORAMA OF TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO, AT work, viz: Erodes, Hair Work, &c. Terms per quarter, $5. | Marches, Bacampment and | Battles ought by * ties, Ho. It is Te et cerita sniciing Weer’ Betke, Opes ores sak ae fe most beautiful pala ¥ a it. "Schools admitted on’ renponable plendid 1 ilies Mons§DE ST. PIERRE, natif do Paris, 308 Broadway. i. [os 10, Free to Subscribers: The ladies and 4 OUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUDSON RIVER, FOR SALE, raed with a beautiful brick Cottage, cemented over, a brick barn, ‘SH, | 80d other buildings, about 9% miles from the city, epposite Tivoli x, havin; view of Finiles of the Beak. tit inated 00 acres of land, and will besold on | the Columbia and North America have alread Apply on the premises, or at this office, | for the trip, and others will be added as occasion may rerpure. joulars on Wedueday morning. Tickets for the trip itty parti A.M, and 1 P.M, each, for sale at long and very favor. Plicetien at the office of the Tustitute, 863 Broad Ho ee ease at ate | previous to the Sth cf August. If it should rain Finn Wank F. ixeursion will come off on Friday evening, G22, FISHING EXCUR SPANISH GENTLEMAN, 30 YEARS OF AGE, WHO understands the F; (4 English languages, Oe ee soeslghncs, Meta oy ating es cat | LPS Py Beene joure, He. lias spent sore ‘ wmcrica, as a book- _ SS nD UT ae, | MERE, SHIRT 26 bien und his em sloyer iw satiated with his | Trt ‘aralshed gratia, “NB, SHOWS ANe Se9 pao ee le Pees, ATTENTION ': TLER,—A RE- 1S Pest OM city references givO% AddreesH. 8, box | th¢ Byoursion w Make place the tent fle aey, 4 1,E. B. Should itlemen of New been chartered — = me sag Full p RARE OPPORTUNITY—FOR SALE, THE ENTIRE OR | ents. Yearly tickets, admitting the holder to all performan- the one-half interest. in that well saree Publis House, | °¢8, of the Institute, including this with Exeursion, One Dollar phe Place,” No. Nawau strest,: Seeond, ward, replete stores. N. x ett and holders of yearly tickets will receive excursion tickets onap- way, at any time ‘on Thursday, the EIGGS, Principal. NT COB BELL, Capt, Richard Yates, will make an, excursion 7 o'clock, A. Ms 4, am at 734 o'clock, AA, stopping at South Drookiya, 44 Ne 14 Nesenui st., in the Boot Store, = ron RSE FOR SALE—-A BEAUTIFUL BLACK | of ‘September, \t hand, be 1 ge ag ear 14, sound and kind and can ooo elle | unlet the contalaing it beard Aploducy eee ‘Beco! in. becribers ee iar ea: harneds, Be. All tobe old cheap, av che owner | bydiferent posta. ® - =~ HE COPARTNERSUIP HERETOFORE E: BAlacee daRelay, J Pen | Tan aeeeae waaa Leenks te Pe G. B. Woornn: ‘ At 28 [4 oar nancn Sec's, atte ees ee eee street, was dissolved on the 15th pre Ee Swe, horse, tae id Some cop Faaawa ANNUAL PIG NG AND, COTILLON FARDERICH MEISsENDUTTEL. | 20% See Bae direct inel her of the above Stone Og cuzpionThe Committee baring Eh tie HOSE GENTLEMEN WHO WISH TO FIN: Praties desirous of cha a ‘as, cach Excursion The, ComPijous ball room. barge Li R. Mellon, | "TVHOSE OENTLEMEN WHO WISH 0 FIND A Fasuton. | s Fe, ato requested to mika 6°" sf ye remit of the dru steamer Huder ibe North River, to Royer Hook, on Wednesday | suit aade tomensure tin two dayy motiod, pungent rem or | Wile draw ely it Po laleyand theLan Jill proceed ayn the foot of Fifth gavey —= AL, | better than call at 143 Nassau street. he sean & ing will be advertired in the “Times,” “Beu» — “\w of Gieleck, Ay My Dolancy."> 20 BERBER, 774; Coa ty oma shavee tuto wil be landed ta initaa mt Geroption St the, ers Rives 80" Sete ag sammet ie cemetFettee, FPO! SALE THE SUBSCRIBER TOR SALE BIS ders, ‘All communications, to insure attention, must contain . casior. ‘The “will be under tu.” S@petintendence of » Internat in the Liverpool Line of ing of the | remittance. Foreign crdersmay be made in Keeton; bu fessor, aszisted by the C: A sup Hr chowder vill be Hoe hss toe wall Wate tekdeepiin. hee, Boson, Temple sc "ayiesvury, ethish berets served up in the grove immediately after ana "<0 one shilling ese ships is nO} ath is ea a one " mete . Apply to 31 Crosby street, miseion to be made to Rev. T. Prinei pal “y por at | PASSAGE FOR BREMEN.—THE SUPERIOR FAST SAIL, All treated as members of the same family. Application for ad- | > aoe for Ba GASTON, Blanche, Master, will all + cious inst. C Bremen. For freigh' tor 7 HE, QUEEN'S HOTEL, 0) rior Cabin and. Steerage ‘aceommoda ions’ apni to the Cap: Y t Ho- HENSCHEN © UNKART, St Martin's le Grand, magnigornt He, | Ii, eRe SURAT pt, Friburg, can mo odate fit a: . Al ‘to the Cr - Sra Heed sHeMtnk Pab, Wenge | Crater" ‘SoYD'a MINCE hrs wale Formasly Chief Steward of the Bei Steamship. | 7\0R MARSEILLES—THE WELL-KNOWN BARK MAR. Roturence in New York to Mr, G. White, Coane street. Cah Acai ait oe ong and wi en ih ORNS, BUNIONS, WARTS, BAD NAILS, Rc, RADICAL. | POMPt despated. For % i | RE RATebaan iteniatheersgtgctaeat | FORNEY Omee OURAN an? NEM Lone ns, ret + new | complete ‘core, "Hie office 18 at 63 Chambers st, N. York. ‘and splendid fast sailing I eat | OR BORDEAUX—-PASSAGE ONLY.—-THE FRENCH Hiatt Ree tnatone toomiscueat te anger and most | Fark INDUSTRIAL, Capt, Fx MAGNETIC POWDER, FOR itbin toe | Steet, OF Cozrens, lity... BE. LYON, 420 Broadway, Inveote, cookrosehes, moths Ee Bh ante, flies, mi atree! Pills, for the f rata and mice, wi five ‘Agents in New Orleans, Messrs. Bryan and Creevy, who will | thrown im their violnity, ted without ‘ after being thrown, tm thele violatty warrant all goods to their address. Packet bark Preston American Hotel; u wets ner loeding Sat Witt ptively sol ve THE | regular day, For freight oF paseage, having splendid furnish esepni7 om baard Orleans what ni smptly forward Benet, cane G's Ditungham, will coed the Ohton, sad <\OR LIVBRPOOL—NEW LINE—REGULAR PACKET OF Kochard | Mr. | his eir mn a authority.to do so. ‘The comm water thea referred INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAIL these gentlemen to the Cor cader whe 8 authority he hed proeured this Wacmmnaron, Aug. 6, 1813. | ing bec Kates The Oregon Bill. ‘a nilem Phe Committe ¥ the Senate, | to recover thiv money from one js ‘eer ommeie an: Sanne oy ’ all | and fin ing that nothing could be de ae ay ene Ae arently, that wie: lame shal | cers there, one of them started at once for the Unie not lie attheir door, if the Oregon bill is not passed. | ted State ta great expense and loss of ume, to They yesterday reported the bill back, with an | recovera debe should hive -nwettled atone amendment to the Mth section, which will, we | They now claim the fulfilment’ of their contract, y cae [al , e they have been kept out think, be satrefactory to all who are not fanatics in | and interest for the time they f | of their views on this question, Scetion M, as it e news from North Carolina looks lagabri- pasted the House of Representatives, reads thus:— | pusly fers td ya way thers ip aicpunty } re is a.chance of the State, if the matter Beit enacted, that the inhabitants of said tprrito- | lft, there 1s a chance of the - er ry shall be entitled to enjoy all and siogular, the rights, | 1 even. It will be a sad busivess for the whig privileges and advantages granted and secured te the | Jlatform, if the tar and turpentine of old Rip Van people of the territory of the United States southwest | Winkle are used up at the firet broad side from of the river Ohio, by the articles of compact contained | the outsiders. Nous verrons, messieurs. in the ordinance for the government of sald territory, on the 13th July, 1787,” &e, The committee have reported an amendment to this, which will, we think, get over the phantom Tue Docror. Wasurneron, Aug. 6, 1948, An Explanation and Refutation—Messrs. Botts, which the South saw in it. ‘The amendment is as face ety ey Segal he tantra | Several papers having contradicted the teath of “Phat as the said territory lies north of the parallel | ‘ie statement made by me, in a letter some days of 36 deg. 30 min, north latitude, the inhabitants | since, with reference to Messrs, Slingerland and pyc dant Retiree at aad mee anya | Botts, I feel bound, in justice to myself, to state the y SS 4 particulars as te 4 I obtaix 0 tion, cannot, therefore, object to the prohibition of sla- Pi what ey be ee i sth aif eA «| ng sme p at reasons I had and still have, to belie very es 7 eri ta ate aac itto be correct. My informant was a gentleman nor can the i . ing iy a Pope rien | connected with the Philadelphia Bulletin, who lege rc they cca bey very: i ~ stated he had it from Mr. Shagerland himself— in view ot this amendment, *‘the compromise bu that he had written a statement (similar to the one will not be tacked on, as wasat first the intention; and if so, it is probable the bill will pass both | ! published) and had submitted 1 to Mr. Slinger- houses ot Congress, and at ence go into operation. | land, who approved of it. Besides this, Mr. Slin- The Senate committee haye also struck out the | gerland, as | am informed, stated publicly all the clause which took away from the executive the fe shrobrl 5 ft A veto power. When Iowa was organized into a | '¢ts whieh fer Afar the publlgation: off my territory, the veto power was denied the governor, | letter, Mr. Botts spoke to me in the House of Re- and the consequence was, there were more mes- | presentatives, and said, that so fur as he wos con- sengers appointed to wait upon members of the | cerned, the statement was not correct. | taen Legislature than there were members ; appropria- | told him I was informed of it by a gentleman who tion bills of all kinds were paseed, and all sorts | hadit from Mr. Shngerland. He said lie would of wasteful expenditures were entered into, Had | speak to Mr. bout it, and get a denial trom the governor had the power to veto such mea- | him. He went off and spoke to Mr. Sling sures, it is more than probable he would have ex- | but that gentleman’s answer did not » ercised it—as he wasan officer appointed by the | please him, as he left him rather hu executive,and removed in consequence, from those | passed me without speaking. I then went to Mr local influences which exert themselves, more or | Slingerland, and asked him if the statement was Jess, on those who are comparatively irresponsi- | correct or not? After some hesitation he said, ble. The committee, doubtless, had ‘the example | substantially, that he did not know—he thoaght it of Jowa in their eye, when they agreed to recom- | wasn’texac'ly correct, but in what respect it erred mend the veto power should be re-inserted in the | I could notlearn, He appeared a good deal con- bill. Omxaa. fused. Now, this is the state of the ease, and if it SPRIRRC., GEAR MODY RNA. FSR) is not true, Mr. Slingerland can deny it.. If he Wasurneron, Aug. 6, 1848. does, I will then be compelled to bring forward proot “© Qui Vive 2” to substantiate what I have written. lobserve a Qui Vive? a 1 5 : vats ba veer haloes lant! Mlatud’ int,’ @hat’t denial of my letter in yesterday’s Philadelphia televen o'clock last Saturday night, (that is, | North American, signed “Independent.” My an- last mght,) the Senate disposed of the Civil and | swer toit is above. As tothe impertinent person- Diplomatie'bill, filling that omnibus with all sorts | alities of the writer, Ican tale no notice of them : “ ‘ The opinions expressed by “Independent” are se]- of passengers, and the ro@f with the most miscel- | Jom of much consequence. When he attempts to laneous admixture of bi ye. express his own, they are worthlees, Here, no Mr. Berrien, who, we understand, had been to | person need be told what position he occupies; s and at a distance, any information on that subject the South for some days, moved, nearly at the would be onto! place. eleventh hour, that the bill be laid over till Mon- P. S.—Since writing the above I have seen the day. He had been unavoidably absent ; he was | gentleman who, in the first place, gave me infor- not well enough now to epek ; and he hoped the | Mation of this matter. He states that he has just bill would be laid over, for he wished to argue the Hind. at dntesyiew, with obit, Ptngepland—— Mpa ig at appropriation of $40,000 for the Savannah river, | gentleman denies, positively, having given Mr. which had been stricken out in committee. His | dependent authority to contradict or to confirm the request was not allowed ; he left the premises, and statements on the conan ya to Mr. Sos test the bill was passed without the appropriation. It | in the House, and that he was so busy at the time was scared out of the bill by the ghost of a veto. as scarcely to know what “Independent” was The House will at least decimate the amend- | was speaking about; but he is confident he gave ments of the Senate, including, we suspect, the | that individual no authority to speak for him. a each for the papers of Jefferson and Omega. lamilton. - “RDI area 9Ry : . We should like to see Mrs. Hamilton, in her ex- Baurimore, August 7, 1848. treme old age, nicely provided tor; but grant these | North Carolina Availabiltty—Choctaw Indians— items, end you may go on purchasing papers of de- r ident-——Reli 2 ceased statesmen fill you exhaust the treaanty. Railroad Accident— Relief of Ireand-— Kas, Car- The Oregon bill will come up in the Senate to- son, §c. morrow at 120’clock. It passed the House with The whigs are beginning to lcok towards North the proviso—the committee of the Senate have’) Carolina with an anxious eye, for the returns look doves tated » a o pe iawn: re ineamuall anything but favorable to the cause of their candi- mark the word—‘* inasmueh” as the said territory | date. General Taylor’s supposed availability seems lies above the bit save Goarpromins ithe of 36deg. | tohave flashed in the pan in the old North State. viileger os Merete fierers, menclonee ei she The returns give encouragement to the democracy, will go pretty much to ettle the whole question, | Who now offer to bet on the election of (ieneral We expect this compromise to pass the Senate, | Cass. but we have doubts of the House. We anticipate A party of twelve Choctaw Indians, in charge of a long discussion in the Senate tognorrow. Major Pechlin, arrived here last evening, on their The brevet nomination of Gen.* Kearny still hangs m the Senate. Col, Benton isnot done | W#Y to New England, where they are to rece1ve a wit aa iustoncal exDaRAHGR x the ee and | classical education, before they return to their roceedings, civil and military, of General Kearny | people. fo New Mexico and Calrfornies and from the ee Notes on the Bank of Salisbury County, Md., a dence rendered in executive session by the said | bank and county that has no existence, are in cir- Senator from Missouri, it’would appear that buf | culation in this city., ’ for the relief afforded by Com. Stockton, Gen. A melancholy accident occurred on the railroad Kearny would have beeneaten up on the hill of | between this city and Washington, on Saturday Sen Bernardo, near the field of San Pasqual, | evening. When near the Annapolis junction, a horses, mules, men and all. Asit was, while be- | man was discovered lying drunk on the track, and sieged’on the hill by the Cahfornians, he had to | run over aad crushed to death, before the engine eat his mules and burn a part of his baggage. We | could be stopped. His name was Richard Barny, rive this, ny to show the earnestness of Old | and he has left a wife and seven children in desti- ullion since the late exchange of a casus belli | tute circumstances. { Ae Sh with. General Kearny. The General had a force The friends of Ireland are to meet in this city of a thousand men on his way to California, when | on Wednesday evening, to contribute their mite he met Kit Carson coming with despatches to the | to the ‘pike fund.” A good spirit is abroad government from Gommodore Stockton and 3, and the next European news 1s look- Lieut.-Colonel Fremont. The General opened intenge interest. these despatches, and read them, from which | The famous Kit Carson passed through Balti it appeared that California was conquered, | More on Saturday to Washington, carrying de- and a temporary government already established. | spatches for government, anda mail from Cali- The General, on this information, sent back the | fornia. Kit says he would not live among civi- ‘will be received at 316,253 Woostes piesa, 1)R. GREGORY, RCH STREET, WISHES TO | EP the 20th a ‘The mew and splendid fast aailing packet TT ea to ea pe ed ae ek Sy . y z cure net ‘a most im , eee ee Ni istk Dividend | tlme, without che Teaat inconvenience to ‘te ,gaiont, He har | Faces, ha furnished accommodations both In the ‘The Board of Directors have this day declared a dividend of ten | had twenty years experience in this branch of his profession, and a cabins, apply on board at Orleans wharf, foot of Percent for the Inst six montha, payate on demand at theofce | can warrant cure in every ease. Pree nbn Fama, $75, Saspeskes tp Ceethan Gees of the company, Ne. 73 Wall street, ag EDICAL OFFICE—DR. JOBNSON, 16 DUANE STREET, sors J ia ne __Scoretary. — Mine halt grat ell tno ow | B Come, + Will succeed the Siddons, and sail her regular aPinaLaaae joner in New trentayent of venereal diseases, Cee Peale i abe aban fom 9 45-0 Doctor's reputation for skill in those old half-cured cases that OTICE TO GENTS.—DON’T FURGET THAT No. 6 MUR- dred thousana dol spucdy profit Tho conteot of the capital | have existed for years, pre-eminent, Glest stricture, ulsare | LY ray street, neat Broadway, js the only plage where to get to remain Wilh the aed, For the ames ot ‘the partis nnd | bones ot the legs, fc ‘cured. ‘Constitutional in warm weather, to enable you to Fences given and req the ebaract ter to brought on by a secret ter of the STEODORE SEDGWICK, 66 Wall street, | lascivious dreams and) nightly, F°, SALE—A DOUBLE GUN BY RIGBY, OF DUBLIN, | i dletyor prevention Newtons sold cbeap, cheap. $90, May be seen at Mesars, Conroy's, 62 Fulton street, NGLISH SPRING AXLES, &c, SUITED FOR EXPRESS Gale 5, also, oe $3. lay yt fot LJ fal Dr. i te} » White street. An; yn intent tobeild seabling should <4 ensbrace this opporvusity, ag all will be AVESINK HOUSE.— COL. WM. JONES (FORMERLY Sheriff of the City and County of Now Tooms in the above house yet unoccupied. To thore unacquaint- ed with his in, the imme itis me to add, thet his heuse ie most romantic aed Pag New eliate vicinity of the Hight it view of the ooean for miles around. ‘ork) has some few land 116 Wall street. Ww the ‘A distance of less than « ee te wo mile, For terms, &e., enquire of dcp ented parte fhe mete ‘compatiocn more pow: erful om aay other di hich most sea ht as diarrhea, ae oe are many ebeoure tae of | it weakness, yequire more cleaning i: in by Zoung men, cau nen Ceolandinaliny. Repairing, Dyin Altering, ne cheep b ively f | aed 5 ties, ree without n Fiterstion ys A RITISSO. y iate of M. 7a, ae SST TARE ee era F iN Te Demag | $9,White died Black Satin Vee low skeleton Suck ‘the oF from $6 0 $5.00 GURL CLARK. 18 Willian meet sare Bates ewe ik "ikisstone in trent Mer iz. Ann ‘eet \ cam bo ed t fe Tei Rerrce scenes ee , ink, diluted with either hey or cold water. A Ve eenvines. ‘twial is solicited body of his troops, going forward with some 200 | lized people, to be President—that the wilderness men only. He also took Kit Carson back as his | 18 the only honest part of the world. guide, ais vlaced his despatches in the hands of | Our theatres, musenms, Wc., are now all closed, another messen,"ef fo bring {to the United States. | With the exception of Elder Adam’s Mormon The whole of the troubles between our officers | Temple, on Pratt street, which 1s always well at- in California originated {rem General Kearny | ‘fnded by bontmen during the {rust season. QRening st deamnicdet, hin ty rh aieet ainaehialal ite ‘areon, he w. ve gone on with his THIRTIETH CONGRESS’ eand men, reduced the Californias at once, and prin eis suppressed all efforts to disavow his authority by the presence of a force superior to that of Commo- gore Stockten and Lieut.-Colonel Fremont, But ne’ tead the despatches, saw the country was con- | coNT:Nvation ~4, and went forward to take possession, denen st Ma quere., ‘th 2bout 150 YESTRADAY’S PAPER, getting in. there with 2 men. Fremont | je'wa closed our report for ihe five o'clock mail to- true i him as stzel. He was appointed ps sib ae Stockton, and refused to acknow- dey, the Senate having then been in session seven ‘edge the authority of Kearny funtil the question | “Mr. Hae moved to strike out the item of $24,000 pi command ~%# settled between said | for the prosecution of the publication of the morks of the commodore. Ancther commodore | tho exp! expedition. He exhibited that in addi- Pa Ang. 5, 1848," P PROCERDINGS ON THE CIVIL AND ON SATURDAY, CONTINUED FROM gece tion to the prime cost of the expedition of (006 taking the place of Stockton, and acknow." e expedition $200, the pie of Kearny, Fremont was compellea There has been paid for printing in ie. 5,000 to submit, for a large portion of the force that had « tt co-operated with him belonged to the fleet. After & « that, Fremont hada, pretty teugh time of it, ull & “ brought into the United States for trial by Gen. « ‘ Kearny, for his previous so-called mutiny, and his actual ee end i hg part is On SRE case ina nut shell; and that will disclose the | f long in the Senate. Most men in the place of opinion of gentlemen, whose duty it isto know the Fremont would have done precisely what he did; | exact value of these works, concurs with my opinion, most men would have perhaps done as General | they will pronounce it one of the greatest humbugs of Kearny did, if they could do no better; but Colonel | the age. Benton is not the father-in-law to see his children Mr. Prarce, of the Library Committee, recited the trampled on with impunity. It is enough for him | history of the publication of the works of the explorii to believe that Fremont has been maltreated, | expedition; exhibited the real value of the books, = whether his treatment was unjust or merited. vata the appropriation for the continuance of i ications. Colonel Benton is convinced that he was perse- | P'\Ve"Rewrow thought the expedition had turned oat cuted, and General Kearny knows that the issue | » failure. now is between him and Colonel Benton, and | ~ Nir. Peance: said that was not the point in question. that one or the other is te be broken on the wheel | ‘The question was the publication of the books, Hay- before the case can be compromised. ing gone thus far with them, and made great outlays Apart from this business, we consider General | for the completion of the publication of these works, F i} icy to finish them. Kearny as one of the finest and most. accomplish- | {t was the on 7 ped hat the sppropriation could be ed officers in the service—and one of the most at- tractive men in social life of athousand. In con- SNe ee reer pewhiet Wee Sung peice nection with these California difficulties, itis our | under contract. Here we have no contract, and we conviction, with all the facts of the trial before us | can certainly work, if itis not expedient from day to day, that he carried too far overa | to ra on with the publication. oung and inexperiénced officer in points of eti- ir, Pearce and Mr. Benton further debated the oe the rigid exactions of military law, and amendment, the latter at length, oerecing to assent for offences for which Fremont was not, in fact, ba Sear tice eeaiees to the Bur responsible. Discipline we know is despotic— chern Saat Gacupylany Wate, the camp is adespotism, and the commanding offi- A ondment belng und cer 18 a despot; but even a despot has the discre- | for extra services of a clerk, a: tion of generosity, and when he fails to exercise | Secretary of the Treasury, it ina case demanding tt, he fails to meet, we will Mr. Tunney took occasion to say, that but little venture to say, the public spemotarion, ye boo > was ies bar attached to toe Seneeae ite of i i i jaw falls to @ Secretary of the Treasury, claime hp digester te sol Pat upon the dopertinent, for it would appear that he re- ut d . thing, and refused nothing fe have an instinetive repugnance to any thing pr mecsea Go t to'hig judgment. Something more approaching an embittered exercise of power; we Palidity of a claim, in the foe rn instinctive desire, an absolute delight in edn spe thd rere es The tone seecmmanala- entering our protest. he such invasions of the | tion of the Secretary of the Treasury. Mr, Turney law—or the spirit of that universal principle which | then proceeded to show that the claim was not en- we call the law—that thing which scorns all mere | titled to the endorsement of the tng ow ad Hs technicalities, and looks at the broad and honest | Mr. Watxex took occasion to rise te the defence i f the Treasury. It was universally truth! But, on the other hand, it strikes us that | the Seoretary 0 Reaeeey. 16 Spe aaryeely Colonel Benton is pursuing a retaliation against Fa pr telaher atthe ten, provaeen very General Kearny, which it had been better to ‘Mr, Walker i f atelot Integrity ia have mollified with a degree of forbearance, al- iy op e es edi ae ie wll Be hotest sola though it was the duty of General Kearny to | tions. sir, if Mr, Walker can recommend a claim know, in advance of his proceedings against Fre- | without justice, he must be either a stupid man, or niont, that the matter would not end with the corre a an mad a op RA: se Rog onde Hed i t ished agains im, deg regard vor the' $25,000 or $30,000 loaned to | tor from Tennessee has, (unintentionolly, mo doubt) American merchants; the following isthe state of | SPREE, "ihe former contending 20. the Tart. thecase:— ko ali Rias t the amendment, although recommended by the Our navy, during our late troubles in Ly ating secretary of th ‘Treasury. being perfectly destitute of funds, the house o ‘The amendment was lost. Ward & Smith, of San Francisco, advanced to ROAD TO THE PACIFIC. RA , D f $30,000 for costs of a Commander Hull (then commander of the U, Mr, Bontaxy moved an item of $3 i e by Lieut, Col. Fremont, ofa route S. naval forces and military governor of the north. ane ay aed 2 Hee Shy seme eatine perve lepartment) money to the expenses of the aval gad military forces under his command, he | &%.te Pacite ocean, for a rallroad reeing to pay these gentlemen in bills on the by smendment wae ed to, appropriating $5000 Navy. at, at the wnual rate of exchange. | sorrepaire ofthe City Hall of Waahlnston City, where n for these bills, the purser drew, | the U.S. Courts are held, provided « scoordiig te pe ne tract, for all that was advanced to pA by the corporation. the ship, but refused to draw for that advanced for jas tix o'clock, P.M., Citizen Poussin, ti nee the military torces on shore, saying that he hadne | minister from, the republic of France, appeared in the cussion, providing recommended by the ae ——