The New York Herald Newspaper, August 29, 1848, Page 3

Howeve: w months ago received information that a legacy had been left to himseif and nephews, pon the death ofa relative; and to obtain this money ir. Reynolds went toEngland, aud after settling up his busin to thi vi and obtaing the money, returned again ountry in the ship Delta, from London, arri- ere on Thursday last. But before leaving the Yessel he placed the fifteen hundred sovereigns in a canvass belt, and placed the same around his Dody for safe keeping. This done, supposing him- self and his money secure, he strolled about town in order to see afew, of the“ elephants,’? On Friday night, Mr. Reynolds having dravk rather too freely, the police of. Fourth ward picked him up in a stu. Pified state, in Peck slip, and conveyed him to the sta- lion houre, and, in the morning, he was taken before id, and was liberated from custody, No sooner was ¢ again in the street, than he strolled on tothe Five Poinre, a part of the city filled with thieves and disre- putable women. He was not there long before his eye Was caught with the amiling countenance of Haunah Evans, one of the above-vamed prisoners, who in- duced him to visit her room, located at No 148 Anthy Reynolds was supplied with some liquor, in which was mixed some stupitying drug, causing him to become unconscious of whatwasgoing on. He recollests tak- ing dinner in the house, and that was all, until he found himself Jn a tell in one of the police station- houees; and it was ten, and not until then, that he missed the belt and money. The supposition is, that after Mr. Reynolds was robbed in the house No. 148 Anthony street, he was, that night, conveyed While in estopited stato to ome of the up. town wat where he was left in the street, until picked up by the lice—from the fact, that Reynolds recollects on unday morning, on his liberation from the station houre, of being in the Kighth avenue, after walking ® short distancé — showing very ‘evidently that, after r was robbed, be, had been coutyAyea away a long | dit nce, in order that all trace the robbery was committed might be lost. Mr. Rey- nolds offers $500 reward for the recovery of the money. further hoping: Caught in the ct—One of the Park and Battery. loafers, called Henry Seymour, was caught om Sunday night, by officer Bayard, of the lst ward, in the act of ‘eek, residing at No. 1 Atlantic street, South Brook- lyn, on the Battery,dn Sunday night, between 11 and 12o’clock. When the officer came up, he found the complainant down, and the accused endeavoring to rob him. Justice Lothrop held him to bail in the sum of $300, to answer the charge at court! Charlotte, was rob! 8 pocket-bobk, containing $70, by some pickposket, while standing at the foot of Cedar street, yesterday morning: | Novarrest. ! Another.+Mre. Mott, of No. 34 North Moore street, Was robbed of « purse, containing $18, while attend; ing an anction in Chatham square ‘0 arrest. Tue Sickness at Sina Sing.—The sickness at the Sing Sing State prison has diminished at least sufficient to contain the ick. wheread, until recently; Doth the chapel and hospital were filled. Knox, of 148 Fulton Street, laboring under the deepest sonse of obligation for tho testimonial of estcun pro. sented him by the workmen of the Broadway’ Gas House.” feels itan act of duty thns publicly to acknowledge its receipt. Know- ing well that the means of these well-intentioned men are very Kmited, te cam but confess the utmos’ emrprisé at the extrava- finee ot theif and they must mot take his eaution amiv4, to legs prodigal for the future, or they will certamly bs compelled toabandon the trackling, servile, unmnanly parade that the va- Aity of theiremployers yearly demands, What an exalted op of themeelves thisbody of men must entertain, to transform them: selves into “walking advertisoments” of the “Gas House.” ‘They deed, “Crook the. wnt h'nges of the knee, Where thri follow fawning But the evidence of their good feeling, by thele gift,.would lead KNOX to hope better things of them in future. A crowd of custor ers are waiting to hase tome of the advertisers’ heau- tiful Four Dollar Hats; and as he keeps na hangers-on to cat the bread of idleness, he is compelled to wait on them, and abrapt!: to conclude this card of thanks, with his best wishes for their speedy return to a decent self-respect and manly independence, Four Dollars—It was a very easy matter to ross the Atlantic after Columbus had discovered the way, and the subscriber having satisfied the public that. the first quality Moleskin Hats could be afforded at Four Dellaraiias ‘the gratifica- tion of reeing other manufgoturers trying to i his example, but with what of success remains Eg hg ee. 7 be continues to cell his best quality of Silk Moleskin Hats at tho low price of Four Bollars, aud other hats in prcporion. 4, GENIN, 2i4 Broadway. | on the upper corner of Broadway and street, is the place Srbere the best specimens of the Daguerroouyie. are foay. ber ree, cured. The very large mumber of proofs on exhibition at this Gallery, will satsify any ona, upon examination, of the correct= | ness of our statement, Diamond Pointed Gold Pens sold by B. EB. Watson & Co.. U5 Wall. street, waclocgle and retail, xt reduoed Press Gold Pons and Geld anda ineveryvariety.—’ celebrated “Richelieu” Pen told oxo cely an above, Khe pointe warranted five years, Gold Pene” Eye and Ear.—Dr. Powell attends daily to diseaes of the eye and ear, at 261 Broadway, corner of War. cents; and alto his self-actizg eyo fountains for strongthe fie eyes. Artificia} eysainserted. uae The Best Place in the City to get j Boots, Shoes, and Gaiterscheap, is at Jones, 14 Ann strost, near she May |: scum. His best Fron: if dress Boots, $4 50; second quali From 95 80 to $4; Congrans Bots, from $550 04 Be ss Governor Young—The Governor of the boot | ‘and shoe trade offers for sale, at his French Boot aes ot corner of Fulton and Nassam streots, French Calf Boo! usually $6 and $7 in other stage, fino Calf “Boots, $3 60, us Extract froma Letter recelvedfrom toe oar 4 Be Bet 5 f Roo, Lousiana afd apis re. N ALBANY, August?2, IMB.S. C. Her nix, Esq.—Dope Si tafe'we Vought of you in tho Spring of 16ii; has been theveuge tested by the late fire, and) we are t appy to’ state, has more answered ourexp:ctation, | Our safe stood faci second story, and consequently faced the flautes which, with the strong south wind, made = heat almost as severe as a blast fir- Race, and something of the same nature. Notwithstanding all this, our books and papers were preserved as perfect as they were before the fire, Yours respectfully, C. '. GODARD ‘& CO, Be She books and Fapers were taken frum the wafe two days. ter re, ‘Wigs and Ornamental Hatr Work.—Ladtew | (Gor snd gentlemen in want of wigr, half wigs, scalps or toupeer, will find the largest assortment, mado of the best materials and work+ r than any other house in the city, ypporite the Carlton House. COMMERCIAL ARF ALR! MONEY MARKET, , | Monday, August 286 P.M. ; Gin, ‘The stock market has not been affected inany way |. Hem by the news from Europe. At the first bard to-day a | Tre moderate amount of business was transacted, at prices | ‘Hi current on Saturday, but the market closed heavy. The bears are dieposed tosell any way—buyer’s option, or sellers option, short time or long time, At the second toard there were some small sales of Norwich and Worcester, at a slight. advance on morn- ing’s priees. Foreign exchange continues in limited demand. Prime bills on London we quote at 0 a 9\,per cent pre- mium. OnParis 61, 258 5f. 224. Hamburgh 35% a 36. Amsterdam 40 a 40%. Bremen 79794, There is full supply ‘om the market, and the rates are with difficulty sustained. The 1 of merohandize imported into this port for the week ending the 25th inst., was $2,868,478, against $2,124,105 for the same week in 1847, and $2,264,261 for the same week in 1846. The amount of specie import- ed for the week, this year, was $64,120, Of the imports | Sk for the week just clesed, $1,030,326 werd in dry goods. The annexed table exhibits the quotations for stocks in this market for each day of vhe past week, and at the close of the week previous.’ It will be per- ceived that prices have been very uniform, and that) the sales have been’ confined to a few of the leading fancies. : Quotations ron Tae Paicirat Stocks wt tHe New Yore Marxer. Mon, Tues. We es By Loe ‘= 635g —" wy BY, 85) 33 B05 FS 6° Or 2 20 2 bo By 4 Be 8 iS WE 9 orth American Traut, — | 9% — MH = not 44; Norwich and Woreester, 2 34; Harlem, '<; Farmera’ Loan, }4; Canton Co., Morris Canal, ‘;. ‘The annexed returns of the Bank of England for several periods widely separated, show @ uniformity of movement in the issuing department, very different from that in the early part of the financial revulsion ; Bank or Lahaoe Noten b 11,670,228 Silver bu we ; 1,705,622, 1,020,082 Purlio,Sepoaiis.-- HANI LOWS HOSLOR GOK eas WREULATION OF THE: BANK oF EXGLAND, CIR CU EA rch Ak. April 2, dunes DRA14,960 26,201,825 — 28,860.0 Aug 5, vin) 26,0 270 7,088,750 9,080,605 7, Noves issued... « P Rotes on hand, ‘Actoalciroulation CIT ANT O00 18)008,075 17,779,008 18,602,118 Within the period covered by this table, the extreme but little na million of pounds, a per cent on the ag- gregate, under the circumstances, by no means large. fiuctuations in the circulation have be: more tl Notwithstanding the decrease in the emount of barrels, specie om hand since the middle of March, the the 5th instant was more’ then twelve hundred thousand pounds larger, and the reserved notes had become reduced about three millions sterling. ‘The bank, returns, was not in such a strong position as at th® close of the revulsion; still money was more abundant, and the rate of interest much lower. been produced by the political revolutions on the Con- tinent, and the agitation of political affairs in th The demonstration made by th the magistrate. and fined $3, which sam Mr. Reynolds | Chartists in London, the progress of the rebellion | in Ireland, and the revolutions in France, Germany and Italy, checked the return of that confidence in financial and commercial affairs so essential to a re-es- tublishment of public and private credit, and the Bank of England aud every other moncyed institution in ny street, kept by Robinson. Shortly afterwards, Mr, | Great Britain and on the Continent became seriously embarrassed by the danger which threatened the } existence of the little doubt but that the position’ of the Bank of England would at this moment have been im- measurably better,’ had not the political revo- lution on the Continent followed: so closely upon | the commercial revulsion, as, at the time that com-,| menced,the crisis of the revulsion had passed and things | were slowly but steadily recovering, andere this com- mercial affairs would ‘have been going on/again prosper- ously. In all panics produced by a derangement of cre- ems, thete is'‘an. end, snd as soon as the bottom. the place where | is touched—as soon asall the weak and insolvent houses it, at $5 87 sg. snd on prs—Flour—Sales of 4.000 a 5.000 barrels | * . in separate lots, amongst which were 1,000 bbis Lockport. at $5 60. 1.000 1,200, do; es wego, $5 56!; a $5 6234 ; 500 a 600 do, common G. e, &e., at $5 563; a $5 624; 300 do, at $5 682; ; 300 2400 do, pure Genesee, at $5 6234; and 200-do, at $5 75: 250 do (extra), new Genesee, sold at $6 3734 ; 400 bbls round hoop Ohio sold at $5 50. sales of Southern were making at $5 50 @ $5 75; new Petersburg City Mills was worth $5 62}. Sales of 3.000 a 10,000 bushels new Genesee were made, chiefly for export, at $1 20 a $1 21. ‘The sales footed up about 30,000 bushels, in separate reels, included in which were about 10,000 a 15000 shels Western mixed, at 54c a 650; 3,000 do, at Sic ; 5,000 do, round Northern. yellow, at 65e ; and, 2.000 do.to arrive, at the same price; and 1,500 do, high ‘Meal—Bales of 200 bbls were reported, Rye—No sales of moment were reported, while quotations were nowinally the same. —Sales of 200 a 300 bbls ,were made, al $394. Oats—Canal were worth about, market closed dull, Receipts down the Hudson River. . Wheat Flour actual. circulation on ‘ Pid do + the date of the latest This change has United Kingdom. eharges, Sane and ether Furniture, with a variety of useful hoase furnishing articles, Also, 40 plain and eml maple Bedsteads mixed, at 56c Catalogues now ready. 5 . 2 yards Oi! Cloth, 130 Chairs, 30 Seats wi iplovdid Ges Fixtures, Glassware, } &e, Also. a muperior Kitchen Ri , out name day. “Rain oF shine, tho sale will tate place, governments. There is very tt to-day, buyers for Liverpoolibaving withdrawn; the were chiefly by Continental purchases, The prices accepted ex- mall variation from previous rates. V quote a heavy market at the following figures: — LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION, out 800 bales. have gone by the board, and prices for property of all All the accused)parties were detained in prison for @ | kinds have become reduced to the lowest points—there ; is, the beginning of an improvement, and ina very |. short time a more healthy and encouraging state of | 73 things must be realized; but whenever @ revulsion in’ trylng to rob a young man: by the name of Alvah W. | commercial matters is produced by a revolution in po- litical affairs, suqh, ds that now in progr ‘posible to form any idea when it will terminate, It is regulated by no laws, based upon no precedent beyond the power of any in- | Plchpocket at Work Sogptain Sovy, of tho sloop | fluence, but decidedly disastrous in its operation, in- | yolving the wealth and resources of all the nations engaged, restricting their ability to consume and their facilities for production. Financial systems are public debts rapidly aug- mented, anda .reyolution in every thing connect- ed with trade is's8 thorough as' the' principles {n= It is this state. of things one half during the Jast few days. The hospital is now |, which the Bank of England, the Bank of France, and all the moneyed establishments: of Europe, have to/ contend against,’and@ we know not,when or how it will: terminate, The'political condition of Europe is anything but encouraging, it will be worse ter. At present, only the smaller powers are in- yolved in a war, which, of itself, is’ not ‘calculated to do much harm ; but the danger of drawing othera ino _ to the diffloulty is'great ; and so long as the ques: | tion is unsettled or‘undecided, theré can be no favor- able change in commercial matters, Every one is | waiting the issue, out of all patience with its protra ' tion, but unable: to move safely so long as it remains open. in the evéut of a general war throughout Eu- rope, growing out of the present position of things, ‘wemay at once abandon all hope of any improvement in prices for our great:manufacturing staple, and make ‘up our minds fora moderate demand for all of our ex- ports, except breadstuffs, On the other hand, if the, ‘clouds which darken the political horizon of the old the subseri, } worid are dispersed, and the bright, bi , 4nd good will aniong all nations appears, and extends ge TS a over them, we must rapidly recovér from the prostrate ‘The Plumbe National errean Gallery, * position we have so long, occupied, and immediately , put into active opgration all the elements of prosperity, which exist so abundantly, particu larly in this coun- try. Our energies have been so long réstrained that they are strong and’vizorous, and allwe want is an opportunity to bring thém into action. _ ‘The commercial ‘year at New Orleans has nearly closed. Up to the 10th of August, im each of the past two years, the receipts of produce, &¢.,from the interior, had been as annexed ren street, wtere can be had his treatiseon the eye, Price 50 | Commerce or New Onteans—Receirts FRoM THE nominal none, ‘ t 1700 beef cattie, (800 South and West, via Philadelphia.) 60 cows and calves, and 4500 sheep and lambs., Pricves+Beef Cattle —The ‘comparatively ceol weather experienced during the week has been well calculated. to strengthen prices; still but very little fluctuation from previous rates is ble, yet that little is reactionary. The sales en to a fair extent, the prices rangejfrom $5 to ‘We could not ‘ascertain the precise num- ber left over, but should judge it im the neghborhood of 300 head, A lot of 300 head were driven to Brigh- and Calves—As compared with last week on the whole prices or- what will be;the reault. Jection to go » short-distance in the country. Thi refesonee can be given.’ Apply No. 80 17th street, near 6tt venne, / st average is.lower, but to be pretty firmly sustained. Sales at from 28 to $87 50. Shéep ‘and’ lambs are as plu Qs'ever, and come into the market faster than are bought up ° Prices as follows Lambs, 87}4c, $325 a $ Hay and Straw—The market fs well supplied with the former, but we noticed byt one or. two loads of the lat- ter at thescales. Hay 62}; a 75c. Straw at $2 50a$2 62. Hemr.—Therewas rether more. movement in this article, and sales were raade yt full prices. They in- Manila at 8'{6. 6 months: American dew rotted at $140, and 50 dresred at $170, 6 months. i ;} Hipgs.—There have been sales of 2.000 Rio, Grande to the country trade at 8%/c, 6months,, 1,200 damaged Buenos Ayres by auction at 15;,,5c, cash, Line was steady at 68 to 70 cents. Provistons—Pork wasrather inactive ; sales of 300 to 400 bbls. were made,’ including mess at $11 3734, 4 8 873g to9 00. Latd—Sales of 100 bbls, dark ordinar: : ade at $6 87, and 150 do. good quality at 81; les were reported at 8% to 8340., and 251 completely destroyed, WaAntep—By A RE! work, in a small family, ‘No: objection’ to go to Brooklyn, ate w 4 : wil Sheep, $1 25, $2 ‘volved in the struggle. and the prospect ‘She can furnish excel} objections to travellme. Please address 1. Courrier des Btats-Vnts, 12 Park Place, basement, N.Y. Pas, ‘OOK WANTED—TO GO ON BOSRD 4 FIRST understands his business, and can produce 0d refer rn Were made at nm ge in ales of 10 tons Legh $38 00. Sicily was worth 55 00. Freicuts—Cotton remained at about 6-32d for Li- ‘Wheat was engaged at 6d per 561bs to the a direct port in Ireland. 8c. per bushel for Corn, in bulk, was about the current rate. We heard of nothing new tothe Continent. Fisn.—The market adiles were made of 400 barrels Maas. No. J, at $11 25 01150; No. 2, at $8.75 a 8 8734; No. 3, at $3 50. \Cod was inactive, at $2 a $2 18": Fauit.—The market was firmer for Raisins, and eales of 1000 boxes were effected at $160. We alsg note sales of 1000 bushels Nunez Pea Nuts at private bargain ; 30,000 Ibs shelled do, at about 5¢; and Zante Currants on terms not transpired. , Riee.—With a. light. stock, and steady demand, - was firm at $3 75 a $400 per 100 1bs. ‘ Tattow was packed up about as fast a4 it came in, at 7X a 8c for good toprime parcels. ‘Wiacrnone.—A sale of 2500 lbs. was made t> the Ir trade at 25c, cash, ‘Wines were more or less dull, though prices seemed without particular change. Moxasses was dull, and.no sales of moment trans. pired; rates were more or less nomit Navay Storrs.—The market for ‘firm. with sales of 75 barrels in lots at 40c. cash. ‘Oirs.—Lingeed centinued in fair demand at 57c 4 8c for American and 58 for English Some, it was said refused the figure for English, and demanded 58c. 623 | we could hear of sale over 56c. of selected Whale, some | 2000 barrels havebeen disposed of at New Bedford at h. Wuisxey—Sales of 220 bbls. State prison were made i 240. , house, where he can obtain a kno tho Fest of references. Salary, exe ject, Communications addressed to “R. J. Post Offiee, New Ing, was dull; erel including references. jirits continued From September 1 to: August 19, on hams, hhde, and tieteds. Bacon, in buik, Ibs. 8 MARKETS ELSEWHERE B8TOCK SALES, Batrivorr, August 26—Stock Hoard- itimore do do, on time. 7136; 1000 do d 100 do do do, 7134; 1000 do do do, on time, ly $4 and $5; Gaiters, &c.,equallylow. All rilitny spon, etre ‘Butter, bbl ‘and citizens should give him Mall pe THE DOCTOR.” | Beeswax 7 7136 ; 1€00 do do do, 7134. m | ing the South, inthe ‘| ' Cott Prrapenpwa, Ang. 28-1 Firat Board-$100) United 68, 104%; 100Wilea ington 6: 700 State 5's, 734; 1000 State 6's, Morris Gaval, 26, & Int, $5; Girard Bank, 1034. ps. ‘The spring wheat in many localities has been con- ideraply injured by the rust. This is the case in several parts of the Home District. The same com- plaint is made in ‘Newcastle, Wellington, and Gore From the Niagara district, where the wheat p is enid to be excellent, we hear mo complaints of it. In all cases the late sown wheat ap ¢ Mississquoi (Lower Ca- nada) News speaks of spring wheat in that county be- ing crop; but not altogether free from the he fly. ‘I'he potato rot has appeared to some extent almost everywhere. more or less throughout all these coloni United States, a6 well as in England, otland. There are complaints ofrust in some sec- ng of the United States, but it does not ap; have extended its ravages ver: Canada the wheat crop will probably average 15 bush: In the opinion of maty tolerably accu- of last year did not average 8n acre.—Tyronto Ezamner, celaine Vi It has appeared Just receiv rate judges, the cro nay thes 10 bushel Married. On'the 27th inst., bythe Rev. bi F. Hatfleld, Mr. Ja don Wacnen toMiss Mary EF. Donita On the 21st inst., bythe Rev. Dr. itehouse, Mr. irs, Many Gatrren, all of this city. rts Brooklyn, on Monday 28th inst., by the Rev. Dr. Cutler; Capt. Jastes Herny Canueron, U ruta C,, eldest daughter of Samuel M. Wolfe, Esq., of all of this city. James Leonann to On Monday morning, August 28th, 1848, of the ‘whooping cough, Mary Aticr, infant davghter of Jo- ‘and Margaret Black, aged 19 months. ‘he friends and acquaintances of the family are ‘yespectfully invited to attend the funersl this after- noon, at 3 o'clock, from No. 12 Coll | At Brooklyn, L. 2. on Friday, 25th inst, aftera short illness, Mrs. Antcait Careary, aged 50 years. Her re- maing were interred at Greenwood Cemetery. Yesterday morning, 28th inst., of marasmus, Moanis Force Rors, the son of Chatles and Ma: ed 1 year 9 months and 25 days, eral will take placg to-morrow afternoon, at 2o’oloek. from 58 Vestry st. Hlow, bbls. ‘obaceo, leaf, hihds, Tobacco, chewing, kegs and boxes. abit E ii Weekly of Tn the city and County of New York, from gust to the 26th day of + Women, 54; Boys, 103; ‘DISEASES, rophin, 1 “dob beet, 2; drowned, lous, 2 fever rue i fever ppt There has beet w Very great falling off in the receipts of breadstuffs and in,many unimportant items, while the increase in the importation of cotton, provisions of all kinds, sugar, molasses, tobacco, lard; has been ex- ) coedingly large. ‘The recelpts of cotton have nearly | doubled, giving activity to shipping, steamboats, &o, ‘which otherwise would, with the limited comparative | receipts of breadst uff, have lain idle, or have been im- perfectly employed... Unfortunately, this sdditional Movement in these staple’ products has not been at. ‘A comparison of prices ruling at the close of the } tended with any profitable results. market yesterday, with those current et the elose of the previous week, exhibits a decline in Treasury of 1 per cent, Petinsylvania 5's, %5 5 Reading Bonds, 1}, ; Reading Mortgage Bonds, 144, and an ad- yance in Illinois 6's of 1; per cent ; Reading Railroad tie Railroad, new, August, 4 Girls, 102, ‘Total, 321, from lungs): 2; burned. Ty cholera’ infantum, Sr} erysipelayy 1; fever, 2; f fremont! 2: fever wcation i heart disease of, 7: hoop” bowels, 11; inflammation of ehest, 1; Tungs, 8; inflammation of stomach, fu sprue, 5; teothing, 2; ul 10 Fear, 16; 1 to 2 yen to 8),30; 90 to 40, 31; ‘aoe Bi inkuown, Stock Bxcha rhe ee eee Wr JPAITE, City Inspector. City Inepoctor’s O60, Avigust 36, to Neve Canal forris Canal % do 150 Nor & Wor RR 100 do ears leave South Fer toon ns the aportenre o THE R. W. GRAN ork will hold 9 regu 200 shs Harlem RR do { 0. OF 0. F. 25 » State of New ¥ 100 L Joes RR the Grand Lodge bi National ‘Canal strect, this ever bn se be punctu Geand Seorotary. CYRUS W. FIBLD & CO. treet, (Near John.) New one of the larges! nited States, at ib era CITY TRADE REPORT. Monpav, August 28—6 P.M. Flour was again some firmer to-day, made * slight fen in some ne wy me nye lay’ ites. transactions, a¢ usual, ol con- Himeeees lagen eS Tene fined’ to Oswego, ‘common Genesee, Weste 4 ‘There was rather more doing in pure market closed firm, wheat, and sera the aan up for export yy current before ‘York, now offer, in lots to suit most derivable stocks of Paper in the U very much lower than ¢ may be found 10,000 reama Straw 1 good White Plain and Rul reams good White Plain and Ruled od W k, Straw Boards, Tbe; and sales wero 860,742 1,080,501 1,038,176 1,100,914 uate 12,034,028 11,970,082 12,402,735 ul tbs, good Hanging & diab pri ee Ts S06 AND NEWSPA\ ue socond head dente do do, ted 87 by 36 inches, der and old cheap. 10 FRE RTEUA FOR, BAl s Hind Presson and y » & t 7,658,70) —9,080,655 f old's sitver coin OTe ela T8714 Tom uality offering, hows, with « fair The lots dit d of embraced round it supply; and Western close on Saturday. Hin) S18 200 amount of sales, yellow, which continued in Ii al was firmer than LB, A SECOND HAND FOOLS. Washington, and juotatior at lo wrk remalmed. a iy Sa Si Geld B 8. PLATT, AUCTIONE! 1s, @ large involee of pockot rs, &e,, 600 doz, ivory on mt art buttons, lead pencil, tky, epectactes, britannia castors, slates. bination hank lock, with | le, playing ea Alt Te cask assorted hardw be same having been dan:aged by fresh water onl EXTENSIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF rURNITURE Tuesday, August 29th, at 1034 o'eloek, al readway, J. W, BRO {Il sell at auction as above, to pay wlvances wad extensive assortment of valuable mahogany paclor UCTION NOTICE -VALUASLE HOTEL FURNITURE— A ‘This day, at 103¢ o'clock, will be sold the entire Furniture, Ke, contained in the four-story house, No. 1 Dey street, kaown as Schwartz's Hotel, comprising the furniure, &e,, of ‘various Pel zooms, ) hy room, parlors, bag rooms, basoment, le top die Carpets, Loaking Games Cs th back: Bar Ryom C! igo, cost $15) THOS. BELL, Auctioneer, Ferdinand & Albert, No. 225 Fulton street, was broken to, and five piones of black aid two pieces of brown cloth, alga two pleces of black cassimere ands remnant of six or ven yanks of Mack cloth stolen therefrom. Tho above reward wil! ba given on therecovery of the property, of $25 for the apprehoasion of the $50 REWARD.—LAST NIGHT THE STORE OF MESSaS* ef OST—$3 REWARD—STRAYED FROM THOS corner of 18th street and University Placo, a long-taile mare, with black feet and legs. Whoever will rotura her shall receive the above reward, G, C, HATHORNE, Jr, OST AT THE FOOT OF WHITER ALL STi Broadway. near Pine street, a bundle of law papers, with s lope. The letter for tre Evangalist and. two dects in an cavel finder will be rewarded, by Jeaving them at Tromont House, 110 Broadway, S41 ss oy apd ba ad SiUAL WANIZED—A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN AS NURSE. TO take charge ofa child a few weeks old. None need apply unless the can give good elty referees. Apply at the Paterson Railroad Othe, No. P5 Courtland? streets, on Weducsday morn: ing, Augurt 30th, at ofelock, WARTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE PRO. testant.girl ay chambermaid, cook, washer orironer, or to do thé ceneral housework of @ small, family, The best of city roferonce can be given. Apply to 99 Tonth Avenne, nn xtai JV ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECT AI! E YOUNG Protestant woman 'as nurso oF chamhermat, has 119 ob- Dent of oity situation as Cooke or Chambermaid, or to do general house: in the country; is mow residing at 466 Broadw calls for two days, z WANS A SITUATION, 48 SEMPSTRESS OR LADY'S Maid, in a private family, 0 respectable woman, who is a good dressmaker the superintendence ot te nuesery, or Tight. cham dress; C. P., Hexa'd offs, for One week, which shall he attend- W3ntep-ay ‘A. RESPECTABLE YOUNG “WOMAN A ‘and wonld have sivuation as pinin’ cook, washer and ironer ina smal , 2 vate family. "Best of eity references given. Ai , Wich streeton the 2d floor, in the front room, PP 840) Grom BY Ara ery a ‘A FRENGHGIRL,A SITUATION IN AN in'd, of to take care of children. endations, and would have no it the office of the American family, af lady's t rocom class western steamboat. Toa white man, who thorou; ral wazes will be given. Address, by note, Capt C., 4 Pt iedmneBiatly ati04 bes 10050714 NO PROVISION MERCHANTS.—A YOUNG MAN, (23) who has lived mostly in the country, and at the West;ts de- sircus of obtaining ‘Permanent employinent in some respectable fedze of the business, Ts ac- ress, Key and can give tive, porsessed of @ good oducati rk,” will be promptly attended to after Thurwday next, LOUR BARRELS WANTED.—TO BAKERS AND OTHERS, —Wanted, about one thousand flour barrels, to be delivered in lots of from fifty to one hundred at a time, duri ber. Both heads to be perfect, Address, stating lowest cash rice, Box 1944, Post Office, New York, FAORSEKEEPER WANTED—A RESPECTABLE, WELL educated person, to'go {nto the county, who will be willing to make herself generally useful. Apply at the threadand needle store of Mr. Johu Motrison, 135. Chatham street. To save tron ble, none need apply without being able to giyo unexceptionable ay ITALIAN LADY WOULD WISH TO GIVE LESSONS in. the Italian’ language. From her great experience in teaching, she fecls coutident of answering for the rapid rowress from the of her pupils. She is algo ready to receive proposals different schools. A note addrovsed. te Box 2205, Office, will meet with prompt- attention, A FRENCH LADY, LATELY ARRIVED FROM FRANCE, ‘£ highly finished education, oapabl complishments, musie, drawing, painti igo understantie English, wish to oh idy’scompanion and governess in some \ddresa H. D. Mi yf teaching all the eodle work, &o situation as a y spoctable private ARK THEATRE. C the aly ck iy surer, Watcher, 100 lots, imported and city made, and gilt Ke, Jacob 8, Platt will sel!, this day as above, at 10 at the auction roow, 23 Plate street,” Also, Lun gold silver ¢agos, 200 tine gold poneil cases, 590 painted, single uble segar Cases one case fancy accoi tions, souff boxes, Me gang, piatols, at II o’elook, 2 changes, onar $240. Also, , with whieh the sile will commenes, Iv, oor robs, locks, hat ping, hat and coat hooks, door handiés, and two , aser tea. Also, 25 doz, short handle fry pana, and a variety of & Srdware goods, &e, - re Tenested to assemble in the ”, on Thureday next, Angus ter he orentng of the Theatre en Monday, ottivers, Door Keepers, and all other pe rion se Mishment, willalsy assemble om the Ineage at ha on the same day, OWERY THEATRE.—TU 9. Benefit of Mes. H. Philli drama of THE MAID OF SWITZERKLA J. 1. Hall; Genevieve, the Maid of Switzerland, Mrs. P hich, the opera of A LOAN OF A LOVER—Gertrade, SDAY EVENING, AUGUST Will be performed nin, Pas Styrien, Signora Clocca and Mr, elude with the gra pera M OLT—Amina, Mere, H. Phillips. Doors open at. 7; porforman: Golock. Boxes,25 cents, Pit 12) conte, ND NIGAT OF THESEA* 11 be performed the Tra’ ration of Romne—Virsinins ius Claudius, Mr, Prodor.cles man, To conclude with the fares Smith, Mr, Andrews; Mr. Somertor Wood, Standard prices of admission, 75 eia, Family Cirele and Upper Tiers, 25ets, Mr. Forrest will anpear every night during the week, b-aai ba. BROADWAY.—STERLING acide, and last ni ross Circle and Parquotte, Comedy—-Benefit of Mi ement—Last night but Mr. Lynne will make b n Mr. Charles—Taesday evening, Aug 29, will be idan’s comedy of the RIVALS—-ir Anthony ; Captain Absolite, Mr. Vandenhoff; Falk land, Mr. Lynne; Sir Lucius O'Trigcer, Mr. Charles: Lydia Tan- ler. To conclude witn a NABUB FOR AN Hi i ‘ Pace; Miss Emm Leek, Miss. Ho loors open at qnewaxter before 7, commenciag’ al t 7. Admission 5) cents ov ty B URTON'S 7! day usb, Mrs. Maed: Ssanh Hobbs, Mi 'HEATRE, CHAMBERS 29, will be play ¢ DOMBEY AND Si Mr. Nickinson; Mr. Carker, Mr, Jordan; Major Joo Bais night; Florence Dumboy, ton, Mrs. Vernon ; Su ‘A ARRANGONESE, by Miss Walters SEXTONS; OR, THE dyarub, Mr, N. N Wes. Brougham, Clrol second tier, iu Hewat ie boee ee FRAU'SNEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY ug. 29, will be aeied the farce: ER—Benjamin Bowhbell, ichardson ; Princes: iles, To be followed by @ EAT H- Pard Launce, Mr. He Lidoote, Miss Hildreth. re. Ti farce of the LITTLE Dawes; Ade'n, Miss jtain will rise my; Edith, Mra. A. Ki Doere open at’ 734 0 “a lugh Lidcote, Mr. After which, HUNTING A T. NUN—Sir Walter Latimir, Mr. at 7o’clook, and the re & Boxes, 25 cents; Pit, 123¢ conte Bakers daican, tvs every afternoon at halt past 3 o'clock, an ter hofore 8, a Manager is the Lape A most extraor wonder in creation, Major Littlefis , ing the same relation to the femous.4 hat te tothe thumb, He is ten years. old, o1 igh, aud weighs only 13 Ive. He may to half-past 12 o'clock; in the afternoo PECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A 7. Splendid Porfopmanons nd every evening av a quae nt Lillipatian that the littl EB BY THE MAILS. BAtrmore, Augnst 23, 1843, The lish News—A Crim. Con. Denouement—=Dis- turbance of Earthy Bliss—Thentricals, §c. ‘The news from Ireland came on our citizens, especially thoee of Irish origin, ke a clap of thun- der, and has prostrated them to the dust. The ac- knowledgeiment of O’Brien, that the people would neither harbor him or fight for him, has given the death-blow to Insh sympathy in this quarter. A rich case of crim. ¢om, occurred on Federal Hill, on Saturday night. A gentleman, whose name may, 2s well be omuttéd for the present, hay- ing, as he imagined, cause to aubhent the fidelity of his wile, lett home on. Saturday. afternoon telling her that he was going to Phildelphia on business, He, however, returned afier dark, and secreting himself in the vicinity of his domiet) discovered a young man about midnight obtain easy ingress.” He then procured the assistance of a police officer, and about 2 o'clock in the morne ing, by means of a night key they entered the house. and proceeding quietly to the bed-room, found the guilty parties lying sound asleep, in the fondestem- brace imaginable. The cruel husband and consta- ble interrupted this blisstul scene by seizing the parties, calling the assistance of the watch, and dragging the guilty pair off to the watch house, with nothing on but their night-eaps. Justice Myer was called in about four o'clock in the morn- ing, and after a brief investigation, committed the man to jail for farther examination, and held the woman to bail for her appearance. ‘0! tis love, *tis love,” &e. 2 The Howard Atheneum opens this evening, with an excellent company. On next Monday evening, the Baltimore Museum also opens, anda bw nights after the Holliday street Theatre, under the man- agement of the Wallacks. The Front street The- atre is now open, and the Olympic, so that we will goon have five theatres in full operation. Puimavetrnta, August 29, 1848. Political Movements in Philadelphia, &c. The political rialto in front of the State House row, has been crowded with an anxious multi- tude all the morning, watching the proceedings of the city end county conference, to nominate can- didates to be sustained by the democrats at the coming election. John Kline, on the sixth ballot, received the nomination for Prothonotary of the District Court. In the county convention, Henry L. Benner on the second ballot, was selected as the candidate for State Senator, the station he has eccupied for the last three yearg, The success of Mr. Benner over Andrew Mul- the evening, from 7 till 10. In the celebrated Sable I a Mammoth Boys, Giant ot ih privately conmaltod at’on ‘ASTLB GARDEN—ADMISSION 127; beantiful summer resort, commandin; the most complete and elegant accommodation for Vi«it ed during the day, and in the evening brillinn Much amusement mi together with the splen¢ CENTS—TS18 MOST 1g the “nest views and w the 100 Cosmoha m intings of the famous Chinese jonk Keying, executed by the Chinese artist on board, while lay- ing at Castle Garden during the summer of 1547—alao, several vi t. battles, at Buena Vista, die., in Mexico, and @ ya riety of other soenes, COND GRAND CONCERT OF THE MORAVIAN ppollo Rooms, on Tuesday evoning, th 20th ‘nee of the iipmense success which attended ing crowded by the clits of New York city, the MORAVIAN SINGERS respectfully beg leave to announce to the citizens und strangers generally, that they will give their second Grand Concert, at the above room: and continuo theamé every evenine during the week, on whicl Geeasien a choice programme fur each even ian ingers. Tickets 50 centseach, to bebad at the principal Music ‘Stcres, aud at the door on the evening of the epee Doors 0) at7, tocommenice ata quarter before o'clock, heen beautifully painted, and it well ventilated, ANORAMA OF TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN IN shows natural as life, t by Gen. Taylor, Da, cities, &e, it is ever seen. Opon every’ night at. mibitlons Wednesday ‘an dmission, 25 een‘ Schools terms, No charge for desoriptive pamphlets. ANVARD'S NEW DOUBLE MAMMOTH PANORAMA of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers, showing a country of hundred miles, being by far ie weeny in o1 8 of latitude. ©) ta meet expenses, no‘ob- | instant. In conse their first Concert, on Tuesday evening, all Septem- Lower Post ‘the world, and of the re mn every ovening, at Pano Niblo's Garden. Admiasic orama will commence moving es on Wednesdays and Satur ‘on the Oral system, enabling to speak from the first lessons, avd inguring ease and fluency to pupils more advanced, but ficient in speaking, Tuition at home, in classes, $2; privately, A per month, Families and schools attended Pleas adie, fons, De St. Pierre, ay. way. id, 308 Broad} PROFFESSOR AND MADAM QELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES—\MRS, THORN. ton desires respectfully to inform parents: thatg her School Will commence, on the first Wednesday in September, at Ni Cofumbia street, South Brooklyn. 2 = Septemben, st No. 204 ‘AMES BECK & CO. ARI for Fall Sales—Just recs and of the latest Paris styles, Also, splend' igné; Merinos, Thibets, Cs SERS catitee” Bmtreiterice t Hines, 1 above, way. Out of town buye eximine prices and goods bafore purchaain AISES, OR FRENCH TAUGHT night this week, and Wedoesday. (en eS ats ae at th ‘° Monday, the 4th of September.” Profossor V. Iwill ve oomunsahivat ‘At the «ume time, his afternoon. and evening classes in French, ptural Dioramas of the gree wiinetoed In New York, Creation of io War aimente Mr B Uaanipgton has a Jam ‘completed agnldoaat joram®, intended to illustra biline ot the Creation! exhibit hp aaa by' moans of moveable figures, all ive ‘OW OFFERING NEW GOODS ved by the !ate arrivals trom Franes ‘arid England, an entire New Stook of Silks of every description, » & ver id assortment of Black Silks and Paris Watered Silks, Paris printed Sedsoensn and De Laines, ot Hie most, beantiful patterns and all now de- vere#, plain De Lainas of all colors 3 Laces, Shawls, Gloves, Hosiery, ake, Mantillax. Plaid, Longand Square Shawis.. The a full stock of Fancy and8taple Is. ara offered at the lowest cash prices, or on reasonable terms, at No, 855 Broad. re aro particularly requented to call and ia and experiment in ment wutifnl and perfect work of the kind existing, it mechanical ingenuity, with the bs asia By fuperior poy, Scent and Incidente—Chaos iret The Firmament, the Second Day, Dry He i ‘Third Day. Bun, Moon Of Fish and Pow, Firth Garden of Eden—Adam and Eve, With, this com) Igbors of the Creation, the first part of the Exhibi iL. Diorama of loge. Tickets 25 eta. price. Doors open at 7. Curtain rises at 8 o’olo.k. bines in itsexhibition the highos most astonishing econic effects, a, aud Stars, Fourth Day. Creation K A. WOODWORTH, IMPORTER OF FANCY The Beenaway Thon ‘4 ct 1 Fine Bronvee Fans, Bohemian’ Glass ware; Work Boxes, Writing Desks, Papeteries, Dressing Casen Opera Glasros, Raticules, Portes, Card Cases, Portfolios, Porte Monpates, Riding Whips, Walking Canes, Ferfumery, &c,, &c,, wholesale or retails OWLING GUNS.—JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE ASSORT. ment of English and German single and double Guns, of all Qualities and sizes, made expressly for shooting sqirrel, woodcock, dhick, deer, and other gums. For -ale at the lowest prices. Also, Powder Flasks; a largeassortment of the Iatost. styles: for sale in lots to sult purchasers, Fley’s univeren! Shot Cartridges; Per- cvesion Cars of Walker's, Eley's, Starkey's, and otber Alto, German Pistole—A large assortment, j Tecuived, and for tale by : FRANCIS TOMES &.SONS, No.6 Maiden Lane. ? ENTLEMEN, YOU CANNOT CONCEIVE FOR A MO- ment how well you can have'yonr Coats clowme! and hand- somely pressed for G shillings. Pats 8 shillings, Give it a trial, ag you will find your clothing can bo made to Took equal to new without dono eh ry, AST use no colotine. Altoring and ropa ‘No, 6 Murray street, Tate of M4. AY CORTISS Orr OF THE NEW YORK FIRE AND MARINE IN. surance Company. New York. Suga 34, 1848. Di eal Fevcant loc ihe ase oe snmachapopeie oo nemee tt Boas cel for the mé on dem: Tithe company, No. 72 Wall streets 'D, UNDERATI, Secretary. ‘EW YORK GALLERY OF 1HE FINE ARTS—THE Common Council having taken for Public Offices, the trustees of. that its Exhibition wall tre,—Por- ossossion of the Rotunda is Institution give notice I be closed until further arrangements oun be made for its re-opening, of which due notice will HE STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA WILL SAIL FROM THR docks, at Jersey City, on Wednesday, Aug. 30, at twel o'clock precisely. NOR CHARLESTON, &. om S. MAIL STEAMSHIP ; will lonve pier No. 4, Jnding signed by the cler figuees are particularly remested to attend to the rec goodsimmediately a'ter the arrival of the steamer. eryacease, apnly to SPOFFORD, TYLESTON [AOR NEW ORLEANS—LOUISIANA AND NE Line of Packets—To succeed the India ‘or freight or furnished ‘acectnmodation: Ly Ye the new, fast sail- master, haying handsome 5 hen Whart, Agents in New Orleans, Messrs. BRYAN & OREEVY, who will promptly forward a goods to thetr add: »sa, OR LIVERPOOL—NEW LINE—REGULAR PACKET OF ptember, The new and splondid fast eal B. Cornish, master, is now loading, packet ship Sherid sn, Geor; 0 LET—-A FURNISHED HOUSE, IN. WAVERLEY Place, from the middle of September to the Ist of May next. Rent moderate, Address, Post Office, Hox 228, or 60 West st up stairs. and will positive y sail as above, her regular day. For freight or having splendid furnished accommodations for both Ist gabin pageage $75; second do. do. (QTORE TO LET—A WEAUTIFUL LARGE STORE TO LET, 148 Felton stsvot, near Broadway, it bas been occupied as 2, lap store for uhm af oars: Boecetion ven on telat ‘al street, of September. Inquire of P. PUSSEDU, 158 Fi Borin STi TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM. modated with Board in a private family. Apply at No. 108 jammeraley street, between Hudson and reenwich streets. PMA PRANKUIN FARM FOR SAT. Westchester Co. nich afin modern built, house, and house containing over fifty acrer, under’ with wells of good ‘to examine May, Defore 12 or after A o'clock; oF fo A. H, mires. The packet ship Garrick, Shipley, master, will sucoced the Sheridan, aad sail 20th Tegular day. MARSRILLES—THE WELL-KNOWN cham, i now loading. and w: Prompt despatch, For ‘tor A iN & PHELPS, BOYD & HINCKEN, Brokers. ONLY,—-THE FRENCH burg, be rm ab Lal i HRINCKEN, Besteee os aa 7. JACKET FOR HAVRE—SECOND LINE—"! SHIP Master, will all on the Int Septonivet, DEIRGREN, Arent No. 8 Wal seve. IN Bastoristan al rm A at state of cult | Commodate Ave OF Gix, oat vation, with abundance of the choioeat kind of fruits, well fenced, ter tows pert of thc land=fiehing and fomting sam bosajoyed, ater flows to prtof theland—fid owling cam ; Tsuhatetedlousco panini a faintest ee ane eats farm, “Any gcu:leman wishing a healthy location, would do well the 2. Tithe w itable, and unincumbered ~contenient actors to the city by steamb at’ or railtovd, coveral flies each day—distance 17 miles. For furtbor information en- aie fasonaiy ev her pow pal to Wiel 2 Broad D E, om eet G. W. Hone, Garrick, is too wall known ‘one COLL ee ee it newly rival in the metro] lahat iB pote of ee aad. A See ocet fame oe Ge Be Ot | Re poatammen cue stearate » | MOF ND FROM UNDER,—ASMODEUS, OR LEGENDS OF is now ready. It contains some rich scenes in life; the names and losation of the fashionable fachionable Price only 25 Ot New: Vouk “hie wil be, the will be ready Saturday, Se nts, en TRAORDINARY WORK—TO THE MARRIED ‘Married Woman's ag several rartice in this clty, having w portion time unoveapied. Gollect, and take coneral charge of Rea Une itlonable references and ‘security given. Aaa BOP Post Office. ae ? ) rinDow SALB, FROM 37 30 000 ents epwaraes rca Coy & RIKER, jon aud materials £ reet. descenble sizes from S12. y to 0 Tor sal " TW. BURUAGR, 52 New areete Axcnt for the TIRELY NEW_AND 1M! 7, Ee ee Pane herety ae mcel Uaail Gon hover hoe ¢ ts plate without fear or possibility of showing merous other advantages that cannot bo Heemnent, Levett, Dentist Patonteo, of prices in 184. Filling with pure gold 8 to 75 ota, 308 way, K munines TATTERSALUS HRAVE POWDERS ARE warranted to cure in a the worst cough. in in a will permanantly eradicate id is the best condit tight nie erware ofthe dicine that used in worms, Ke, sheap and paltry imitations. “GOUGH & KETCHUM, Ta treet, proprietors Also, ftreet, TROD Eetory POLUM & HENSHAW, 121 Palton stteet (A ONNEL'S MAGICAL PATN EXTRACTOR — © ternal sores it has no oqual. Cortifi ates from many. who tse it in their practi be ween, Only Gomthandt street, mS + R. GLOVER IS CONSULTED DURING DAY AND I © y jon Il diseases RS OF REAL EeATE aR, ADVERTISER Begin) th ex ft for making and hanging shades, 131 Chat- Baea ste cy errr nertgepemiemttes INCH CRYSTAT, SHEELT.—WINDOW AND PICTU! Rani cine voove hea, and double tieknese fa Sil iS80N CONTINUES 70 fate disease, which be eorse otto eee ies carly stages he es ion of mental power, is suc- 5 most obstinate abeorntion. Sea hs London stwect, Lett srs, post paid, atten: ONLY !—WHO WOULD Go WITHOUT TEETH WHEN 1 they can have them inserted ud warranted for 8 Jeane one dollar each, at the office established for as OY OFFICE—DR. JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STR Chatham street, so well known as the stment of venereal diseases, {ih in thoes old half-cuyec cages that CON- ceded by Medical men, that its effects are truly wonderful, — Al pains are removed from Burns, Soaide, We, ow momenta after it Sooo. For sore Nippleso, Ryos, Sprains, and all ex- ler, the pregent Recorder of Deeds, has thrown the Irish’ party into a furtous passion, and an emeute will probably be the result, if some atten- tron.1s not paid to their feelingsin the other nominations. The ticket agreed upon in caucus some time since, appears to stand the best chance so far; what effect will be produced upon the mal- contents by the defeat of their hopes, will be seen after the ticket 18 completed. The balloting for members o° the Assembly, next came, up in order,and the following is the complete ticket: Thomas 3. Ferncn, Kensington; Thowwes K,. Furletter, Furman E. Downs, Northeri. Liberties; Abraham Olwine, Penn district ; Washington J. Jackson, of Southwark; Thomas McDou. "ch, of Moyamensing; William Souders, of Spring Gc-4en, and Henry Mather, ot Richmond. The public school re-commeu‘4 this mornii after the summer vacation, giving lu.tv theusan youthful minds some employment, aftex 9. few weeks ot idleness. ‘ Atnaxy, Saturday night, August 26, 1848. Great Excitement in Albany—The Explosion among the Politicians—Gen, Taylor's Charleston Letter, The reception of the news here, this afternoon, of the acceptance, by Gen. Taylor, of the nomination tendered him by the Charleston, S. C., democrats, as- sociated with Gen. Butler, as Vice President, was a political bomb in the Taylor whig camp. Commo- tion and excitement were visible in the whig ranks everywhere. A conclave was held at the Even- ing Journal office, it is said, between Filimore, Weed, and a number of other prominent Taylor whi and about 6 o’cleck a hand-bill was povted ) bout the street bg Mr. Dawson, one of the editors of the Journal, ai some other of i- nent men in the party, who it is wot sary to name, cullirg a meeting’ at the capitol, “for the pur- pose of considering the letter of General Taylor, ae- cepting the nomination f the Charleston democrats,”? at 8o’clock At the appointed hour the great hall of the capitol was filled with the most excited men I have ever wit- nesséd at # political meeting. Some declared they would “ nominate Harry of the West. and elect him;’? others said “ you can’t do it. he won’t accept— haven’t cot time;” and » third olass said, “you must unite in the free soi] movement and go for Van Buren and Adams.» Thu idet the’general excitement, a variety of opinions Were exprested in regard to what course they ought to pursue; but so far as General Taylor was concerned, every’ man, arid thore too who have always, up to this day, supported him with all their zeal, repudiated him in toto. The meeting was organized, by calling ox-Mayor Parmelee to the chair, associated with James Kidd, John Schoolcraft and John T. Hewson, ag vice presi- dent#,and James I’, Stevenson and Lewis Benedict, as secretaries. Mr. Parmelce stated briefly the object of the meeting, dread the proreedings of the Charleston meeting, and then the reply of Gen. Taylor. He said he su pored that Gen. Eon one had been nominated as a whig, and thus far hi supported him as such, but now we have before us his acceptance of s nomination im company with @ locofoeo, and our own Fillmore strici off. It was for the whigs of the city of Al- bany, and the State of NewYork, to say what they would do in such oe Mr. Haswee, ¢: en came forward, end spokein a vi cited manner. He said he had but just heard of this important news. He saw the 6 flocking up to the capitol ; he asked what was going on, and he was told—and he declared at once, he was ono of them. He would no longer support. Gei lor. What course it was best to take, he he thought we had better act at once, Harry of the West. He moved that nine be appointed to draft resolutions, and report to the meeting immediately. Mr. Bexeprct, Jr., moved to amend the motion, and have the committee report on Monday night. He had always supported General Taylor ; he went for him in the convention, but he would go for him no longer, unless he defined his position. Mr. Canrexten themcame forward, and stated that he. bad supposed that General Taylor was a whig. When General Taylor was nominated, he expected that hisacceptance would be. all right. He waited ‘a long time, and became uneasy, but Mr. Weed sald, im ‘ the Journal, thatit would be all right—that when it did come it would be all any whig could ask: Atlast it came, but he was disappointed, and now he had seen this letter of General Taylor he could, upon no consi- deration, be induced to sw him, Joun A, Conmmn was m called for, who came upon the stand, amidst the most deafening shouts, and said that he could speak to this audience in their pre- sent state ofexcitement. He felt perfectly cool, and could not feed the passion which in breast of the audience. Do not let us, said he, be has- ty; let us take time to reflect, and deliberate upon the coutse we will pursue. None feel more in- igpant than myself in to the matter under copsideration. My opinion is, that the matter should Ou the Lith af September Do. wot, by’ all means, do on the » Do tnytiling which tonde to the election” of Cane, whom wo all despise. He thought the report of the commiit- nday ght tee had better be deferred until Monds: It was eaatk decided to adjourm night, to hear the report of the committes om resolt- tis Lig wehy may bay featare presented in the ose cline, and the probal fs, will unite in the free oof Taylor. joston, August 26, 1848 The New ParlyJohn Van Buren—t Party Trick } The Liberty Party—Van Buren, $c, ‘The “third party” are proceeding to the completion of thelr organization in Massachusetts, with « very commendable degtee of vigor, considered in the ab- stract. Last Tuesday'evening they had a large meeting in Old Faneuil, et-which there were us many Vice Pre- sidents appointed as would have served for a barnburn- ing meeting in your city. Many ferronee Se made. The tion of the new pe P called forties sth of September, fo this ay just one week ‘before the convention of the old whigs. The i have layed considerable astuteness in this : Thave already notified you of their intention to nomi- nate a thorough whig for the offtee of Governor, forthe purpose of gilding the black dose of Van Burenism and the idea with tl is, that if the old whige put in nomination enother man, the onus of ‘ dis- tracting the party, Fa Aes John has it, wilt ¢ thrown upon these same ol verpe Tatter will find thehsoctvee f a very awkward predicament when reduced to the necessity of regu- larly dropping man of their own party, merely because be has been placed in nomination by other whigs, who claim, as is the case with Samuel Hoar. to have abandoned none of their whig principles. Whet complicates the matter, and renders the “ conscience’ men more bold, is the silly conduct of some regular whig preeses, whose editors have been guilty of the ex- iSite foll upon their party to select can- idate ioe Congress whe ore not committed on the presidential question—that to say, to nominate men who are opposed to General Taylor's election, — Ttmust be admitted that the whigs are the of litical flats, and that they deserve the periodical de. feats they receive at the hands of their opponents.— This ooering premium for ai licy that » party can . Pohtave « better iden of t e proper way of dealing with reousants, the whigs would do better were they to adopt a leaf from their practice. ‘king of democrats, | am reminded of ose that has been in circulation here for some days, a wi though | at thought it too absurd for be-