The New York Herald Newspaper, September 2, 1848, Page 3

the 8d of July, 1848 :-— debt in‘suit, 92. °. the city of Louiaville, ge M.untild P.M, at the ticket asisa Hat._Knox, of 188 Fulton t, who knocks under to no man in up cheap, elegant to come and examine his las, and all the et ceteras ney in uiere show, bat 8 hate, yet for the tree’, Sun Building, (one ment fren cist este in copes fed, French cloth, made in sgiotsacht Penta, Caatimore, $1 16 $4 pair; Veet, ‘band Overo ats and Cloaks, euperd Id each. Five Dollar Suit store, corner ef Nassau ot8. Kentucky State bonds and’ inie- FO oe cee oe . . Gold and titer | a living profit int heapness, and durabil mn, “RNOX, 123 and x Beets to gSeuche 0k and a ‘Travellers, UMcers of the Army and Navy, thore im want of dresring) ages. are rer pecttuily invi bers’ assortment, wiuct i+ the most exten- they are msde With stnct recard to tne mos compact form. No, 147 Broadway, commer of Liberty ‘ca shove $12 820 68 ‘ag above, pital stock, declared Leaving a surplus of ..... 4.4.44 $88,059 68 The aggregate movement of theee institutions was somewhat larger in July last than in January, 1947— eighteen months previous. The increase for that pe- riod has been eo trifling that it is hardly worth noting. A very decided improvement has been realised in some of the departments, particularly ix those affecting the public interests, viz., the circulation and amount of specie on hand for the protection of the circulation. With on increase in the amount of bullion in reserve, there has been a reduction in the circulation, so that the proportion of specie on hand to paper promises in the hands of the public, had become reduced from one to two and aquarter to about one and one and three-quarters. These institutions shew, by the recent report, that the contraction in the circulation of the Western banks kas been almost universal, Western banks, generally, have a wide margin for an expansion ; and as goon as the improvement in come mercial affairs wi.l justify it, we have not the slightest | doubt they will fill it up. These concerns are not | very apt to let any favorable opportunity pass to In- | crease their profits, without that regard for the interests of the commercial classes which their intimate con- nection would incline one to think the best policy. Stock Exchange, $5000 Treas Nte,6's b30 103b6 0 do. 10335 Points warranted five yeara, Gold Pens repaired. Ocullst, Auriat, dic., attends to ‘the eye and car daily, at 261 Broadway, corner of War- yr. Poweh 's “Treatise on the Eye,” to the general reader, ean be had as above, price 50 sents, Also bis seif-acting eye fountains for strengthening the eyes. Arti- iieial eyes inserved ‘The second edition of Governor Young—The Governor of the boot COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. ¥riday, Sept. 1—6 P. M. There was a slight improvement in quototions for stocks to-day, and a material increase in the transac tions. At the first board, Canton advanced % per ot. Norwich and Worcester 34, Harlem 34, and Long Island 3g. All others closed at prices current yesterday. The notes of the Sandusky Bank are redeemed on Presentation; and the bank will continue to redeem 50 shs Nor & Wor RR ‘The Bank of Norwalk has not suspended payment, ane as reported by telegraph. The Receiver of the Canal Bank has given notice that « portion of the assets of that institution will be sold on the 2d of October. The following quotations for American stocks ruled in London at the latest date:— United States sixes, 1867, 95 a 96; New York sixes, 1865, 93 a 94; do fives, 90 9 91; Pennsylvania fives, 67 ® 68; Ohio sixes, 88 a 00; Massachusetts £ fives, 98 #100; Indiana fives, 81; Mlinois sixes, 36 a 37; South Carolina fives, Barings, 85; do. do. Palmer’s, 80; Loui. sian fives, Barings, 84 a 85; Maryland £ fives, 67 a 69; Alabama fives, £63; do. £ do., 68 a 63; Kentucky sixes, 88; Tennessee do., 84. 86; United States Bank 150 do 200 Harlem RR 150 do 13 ths Bank of Amenict | Morris Canal 2 do 100 Nor & Wor RR a) do ne} 5 Utica & Sch'dy KR Board, 60 shs Erie RR, full 00 shs Reading RR yi K 225 Nor & Wor RR, 10 do rr a Farmers’ Trust lo 0 Long Island RR 20 do There has been an improvement in the grain mi kets since the urriyal of the steamer. sactions have been made at the advance, us orders to any extentjbave not yet made their appearance, and holders are waiting bids from buyers. The small stocks and light receipts, in connection with the certainty of extensive foreign demand for our breadstuffs, will oon have an influence upon prices, and we have no doubt permanent improvement, of some importance) will be realized. We learn that a great many orders have been received, and that the Niagara brought a moderate amount of specie for the purpose of purchas- ing grain, particularly Indian corn, , ‘The New York State Bank has declareda semi annua! dividend of five per cent. The Mechanics’ Insurance Company of Newark, have declared & semi-annual dividend of five per cent. Counterfeit fives on the State Bank of Ohio, Miami Branch at Troy, are in circulation, The canal trustees have arrived in Chicago, and are engaged in making the preliminary arrangements for the sale ef lands that is advertised to come off on the first of September Efforts are being made to have the sale of the farm~ ing lands postponed until some time in October, t» give the farmers an opportunity of realizing from their crops to better enable themto purchase. The amount of land to be offered is about 230,000 acres, and it estimated value, according to the price set upon it by the appraisers, will not vary much from $2,000,000 This, of course, includes town lots and water powers. A considerable portion of the farming land is im proved and occupied, the occupants under a law 0 the State being entitled to a pre-emption right of pur chase ut the appraisal, which, though it has not yey been made public by authority, is understood to b above the views of those desirous of becoming pur if tract it may be called, embrace; some of the very best lands there are in the State. ituation is five miles in width on either side of the cdnal, now in suecessful operation ;and excepting what has heretofore been disposc:lof, is the grant of each alternate section from Chicago to the head of navigation upon the Illinois river, by the general gov- ernment to the State, to aid in the coustruction of this great work. ‘We learn that efforts are being made to direct the trade and travel that properly belong to the upper nd lilinois river route, into other chan- , by reprepresenting the Illinois river at eo low a stage of wateras not to be navigabie. truth fn these representations whatever; the Illinois river at the last accounts never was in better boatable dition, and eteamboats ply upon its waters regular- The canal is in admirable navigabl? order, and is crowded with the finest freight and packet Itis stated that the Illinois tiver is always a more reliable stream to navigate than ‘he Ohio, for the respective classes of boats which na- Thus far, the [ilinois and Michigan canal has done a large bnsiness, and the amount of tolls received bas exceeded the anticipa- ly acquainted with the re- sources of the country through which it passes the event of there being an active foreign demand for our agricultural products, there will be an increased works; and, of course, an increased income from tolls. This will be a very desira- ble thing to those States which are inyolved in their finances, and of equal importan’ the West, located in the immediate vicinity of these CITY TRADE REPORT, New York, September 1—2 P. M. there is but little move- y the foreign advices, have advanced their \iews far above those of buyers, which necestarily limit the operations. ‘Asus are dull, and no sales of moment transpired. Corton is said to be without change, with sales of 800 bales for the Havre market. Four, &c —The market for common brands Wes: | tern canal flour, in consequence of favorable advices | from the cther side, and the Imited receipts per Had- son river has advanced 12 a 18% per barrel. Trans- actions reach 1500 barrels at $5 87}¢ a $6 for ordinary | State and mixed Western, and $6 124, a $6 1834 for | pure Genesee. The fancies remain much as yesterday, Meal is unsettled by the news, and no operations took place. Holders are very firm. Wheat is also held from 4c to 5c higher, but we hear of. For corn itis difficult to give correct quota- tions; indeed, we cannot, as holders are asking all We heard of a sale of 3000 bushels Western mixed at 62}gc a 64c, whichis an advance of | Round is held at 72a73c, but we could hear of no transactions to sustain those Oats are better; sales of canal at SZaddec. FRreiants have improved. Hay—Sales of 400 a 500 bales North river at 40ad5c. Provisions—The market is without movement, and searcely any thing is going on to show its state. P is held firm at yesterday’ steady, at $12 50 for city mess. terday of 100 barrels at that figure. are in small supply, and firm. Moderate sales of hams at 5{ea 6c. Lard is iather better since the news, but | where Holders are asking 8° ter and cheese are as before, with a fair amount of | New Yorx, September 1—6 P. M. The market for breadstufls generally, to-day, opened atan advance on rates current previous to the revept | Sales of flour were made at an advance of 123; a 25c per barrel. Wheat was held higher | and sales of corn were made Meal was held 25¢ a373ze | higher. Sales of rye were also made on better terms. Considerable orders were in the | warket for corn; but difficultto fill on account of the short supplies for immediate delivery; and the sudden advance in the asking rates of holders in some ‘ing the article above the limits of the or- | h the advance of produce, the nced,and better terms were ob- tained, both for Great Britain and for Havre, with more oftering. Several vessels could have been filled; supplies of corn have been within the limits of orders. made at steady prices. actions in beef were confined to ret: Sugars was more act molasses were both firmer. cotton sold to-day; Very few tran- In produce this mornin; ment. Holders with moderate sales. sorte of prices. from 8 to e per bushel, the market is dull. ca 9c. But- | of the steamer’s news, by Se a 6¢ per bushel at an advance of Ge a Oats remained dull. rates of freights ad lonty, and obtainable ir sales of pork were | transactions. e, and the market for it and Considerable ot it was said was takenon French |. Asurs—Smail lots and pearls at $5 873s river :—Asher,109 barrels. s—Flour—The eales reacheg about 4000 in lots; including 1000 Ohio, Cleveland at $6; 2000 a 3000 do Oswego mon Genesee at $5 87% @ $6; 600 do, this State, sold at $6. Sales of pure Genesee were reporte $6 12)< a $6 1534, and fancy to extra at $6 25 a $6 200 bbis Southern sold at $6 8734 a City Mills was soldat $6. Ohio, (old), were made ox private terms ; nesee, sold at $127; of pots were sold at $5 3734, Keceipts down the Hudson 1y and epeedily. 5 94; Petersburg 11,000 bushels boats in the country 2200 do common Southern, sold at $1 15, xmd 2000 do Chicago, sold on private terms. | New Jersey at $3 3000 bushels were @ 75c was asked. Corn— The sales reached about 70,000 bushels in se- © lots, among which were 4000 round yellow at 2c, and 8000 a 10.000 do, part round, mixed, at 70c a ; 15,000 a 20,000 mixed at at 62c a 650; $000 lo, flat y at oe aTUc; 2000 do, Southern white, 62! 2000 do. common mixed for distilling, at 60. Sal 18.000 do, Western mixed, were made t terms not understood, Other lots were sold within Oats—Sales of 4000 bushels Beseipts dowa the Hud- Aeal—Sales of 100 bbls were m vigate the two streams. for other lots tions of these intim activity on all our pul the range of quotations. anal were inade at 8de. son River—wheat flour, bb! Berswax,—The market to the producers of dull. Sales 2,000 Ibs, at | Corrra.—The sale, to day, was fairly attended, and prices apged pretty much as prised 3.800 bags Rio, at 5% a6\e. 4 mos SE solomon alm gt al Mg Nest eds elgg copper, in such a state of forwurdners that it is expected it will be ready for travel in tho fall of 1449. mated that the cost of the road, cars, houses, depots &e., will not exceed $2 to connect with the Vermont and Massachusetts Rail- road, at Burlington, by a ferry across Lake Champlain, and thus form # continuous Ontario, for the purpose of cutting New York outo the trade of the country bordering upon that sheet of The probability is that the railroads of thi State will tap this Ogdensburgh road at its termina. tion on the Western shore of Lake Champlain, and di vert from Boston much the largest portion of the wheat and corn trade which may be attracted from Lake Onta- tio by the route. ‘The Erie Railroad Company have commenced laying the track of their road from Binghampton eastward.— About two miles of the track will be laid weekly, and it is expected that the connection will be made with the main line, and the road opened to this city, by the first of January, i849, The annexed statement exhibits the assessed value of real and personal estate in the city of New Bedford, in each of the past two years: — Cotrox.—There was a good demand. to-day, for | es of full 2.000 bales were reported, This road is intended nued in fair demand, at full prices. The stock of cod and mackerei wi Corn to Liverpool, in buik, at 7 Snip owners, some lots at higher rates. asked Sd, in butk, and 7d. in bags. tcok corn at 8d. ¢ from Boston to Lake The Sarah Sands | ‘A vessel was engaged for a direct port im Irejaud, to load with corn, at 103fc. Rates to Jiavre were some better ; and eotton was engaged at Feoit.—Tran ions embraced 2,000 casks A 50 cuses Canton prescrved ginger, at $6 And 1,000 boxes raisins,at $1 lots brought $1 50. Leap—Sales of 4000 to 5000 pigs were imported at Mo.asees.—The market was firmer for this stay and the following parcels changed hands ;—200 hn Cuba Muscovado, ut 200 a Zie; 150 do Trinidad, at Jen 20,¢; and 100 do Porto Rico, on private tert Nayat Stonrs.—The inquiry for Spirits was fai i the steamer, was thought to be of 120 barrels were eitected at | and the market, a shade better, Oius.—We have no chan; for Linseed, which, with a eteady demand, continued firm, Sales were ‘made of 1,500 gallons English, at Sie, and £000 American pressed at 53c and 5¥0 ; also 500 do Palm Oil, at 64e Provisions—The saies of Pork reached about %0 $11 440 $11 50, and prime to notice in the market Assessep Varun Is. including mess was firm) Jor mess $ ed about the same “$5 0 manded, while prime rem: of pickled meats were small, including Lams at 5)\o a of 200 bbls were wade at $e, and | bbis Genesee sold at 6g. Riex.—We covid hear of but 60 ticroes, at S375 a ‘The iatter should have been the price yesterday, And not $6, as printed ‘The market was firm for Sugar, and tho & mand active; some considerable lots ilavan sold to a Boston houre for refining; 600 hhds Cuba Muscavado at 27,0 a4 Iico at 434 a4; 100 New Ori 1OL0 boxes brown Havana at dic # 5jqac all 4 os, Sricks—Jamaicn pimento was a trifle lower, and sales were made of 100 bags at Wratrnoxr= Zhe, and 10.000 do South Sea at 24). ’ made, Including B/(¢; State Prison at 244e, and at the close Drurige and Prison was held at 266. MARKETS ELSEWHERE, STOCK SALES. Piucanparens, September 1 Sraree Ga, 10 $2496 Benn Se, 7 _— 200 kegs wt Oe; 7 The number of polls in i518 was 4.000, showing an inerease of 155 since 1947 was $82,314 60, ‘The gross receipts, expenses, net nual dividends of the Old Colony Nailroad, in each of the past (wo years, were as annexed :— Wony Rarinoan, sessed tax for 1848 est were made ning {om Boston to Plysaouth, is 44 Jong, including branches, was opened in Nov. and cost $1,636,000, It carned and paid dividends the firet year of its operation, and is rapidly increms- bog in productiveness, The tollowing ise statement of the condition of the 5 1b) Lehigh i OFog ane Med ted Pai Br paaeats 6s, "5%, 87345, ‘do, 37. Renee. vi 13 Boston and Worcester read LOB hg; Hallond Sg, 10 Vermant Cetra Boston Co do, bids, 1134; 25 Reading Raitroad to de Bae, 16 oud ‘odds, 16945 Soh ‘Heading ‘Morris Canal 9 4; 5 Vermont Railroad Rights DOMESTIC MARKETS. Barcnton Manxet—Tnunspay, A At market 700 beef cattle, 1,060 steers, 3,500 960 awit Prices—Beet Cattle—Extra $ $5 50 w $5 75; ne cond quality $6 25 a $5 50; third $5 Os $5 75,’ Steers— $20. $26, 's20, $2.9 small lots at $1 62, $1 83, Privape. $24 for epri sold at Ber the drama (feunded on Sir LAMMEXKMOOR—Locy, by a Edgar, Mr. G. Vaudeohott; Cal After which, a graud celebrated drinking STOR PLACE OPER. ioe $36. Sheep. 2 12and $2 33. § —Small shoats bo. S4yc, and 64,0; old hogs 434; still hogs 433. At retail from 5)¢¢ to Te. ta Cat rie Manxer, Aug. 31.—Offerings of the week consist of 1480 beef cattle, including 450 taken to New York; 320 cows and calves; 650 hogs, and 1650 sheep and lambs. Prices—Beeves sold slowly at $5 a $6 50 the 100 lbs; 180 head left over. Calves— Sales were mostly at $6a $12 for dry, $l2a aud $18 & $28 for fresh cows. $5 75 the 100 lbs; 100 h Sheep and Lambe sold at $1 a $3 each for the former, and $1 25a $2 60 for the latter, asin quality. Hay— Sales during the week range at 50c a 76c the ewt, and Straw at $4 50 a $5 50 the 100 bundk in are requested to_be punctual t 10 o clock, A. M, precieely, The members of the Orchestra T. 8. HAMBLIN, Manage bi is VOCAL CLASSES OF THE AMERI Institute, under the direction of Mr, W. mencing Monday, Se tayand Praeyeven Monday evening at 8 8 o’eloc! ‘Terms tor either Class +, in advance, 4th, will mout as follows, viz. united, and’ moat lock; the advanced class, which has tofore met on ‘Tuesday evening, meets o'clock; the afternoon classes, for lad day afternoon at 4 o'clock, ¢ Principal, ever tthe Lyceam Building, 's Gentlemen two and | H, MEIGGS, F classes will ACKET SHIP ST. Di usnal places at 11 o'ek jock. 18, FOR HAVRE—THE Pass ‘er8 will please boon board at Pier No. 4, North River xc 22 ofeleck precisoly, this morning. ue Mails’ will toss ws che OK DISTRICT Globes, cheap. Made for gland, manu! ware, New Yor! tronomical Car and adopted in demy, 3 Franklin of Astronomy an SCHOO} - VALE'S overnment ELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIE ton desires respectfully to inform parents that, will commence on the first Wednesday in Septembe: treet, South Brooklyn, Colm! of her pupils, on Mondi venue, SCHOOL WILL BE OPENED For e 4th September. M VSICTAUGHT,AND FOR SALE CHEAF toned rosewood Vianotore; | a second band Peddie Apply to M. Dumsday, ‘Te tar, Ke, at No, 465 Broadwa; references can te ITY COMMERCIAL SCH ep, prive cher of 8 ROFESSOR OF THE PIANO OR SINGING, man recently arrived from Parig, justruct on the piano and in singin; Al fe wishes for four pupils to terms moderate. Tuo best eter to AC, Herald Office. 105 FI IL, No, 105 FRA! adjoining the Dutch church, ‘This insdtuti ed (after the summer A card of terms, &c,, can E-OPENING OF GOLDSMITH’ Broadway, La Farge Buildings,- informs the citizens of New Yo. Clasees for the instruction of Pei Mondoy, September 4th. Circulars may behad at the rooms, 'S WRITING ROOM: —Mr. Goldsmith respectful ‘and Brooklyn, that his Fall nmanship, will commence on D*% GOOKE, 0} Contin + of Europe, Bede ALBANY, Niagara Steamer, from England, aftera brief absonce on the hag returned to the seat of government of respondents may, 43 ly or by letter, at his pire State, where professional co1 eretofore, address him, post paid, personal residence, No. 3 Norton street, Alban: ) N. Y.. PASSENGER BY TIE N. M& call the may be fuv Strangers, in Leen erubled to offer. tion of I Fow!s, Cages, Bird and Sp n slways be inspec tention, from | of this com | Proprietors suecesion li annual interes of six paid. Prixy Fr V Ny Gentlemen wishing eto give NO DEALERS I Satisfy and plesse; She of bee inte tata mney and Singi ored with friends. the city, Seed ‘ork Northumberland, ho has just ’ rece Beet continues | breed K: i A sale was made yes- Pickled meats ; er cont £01 Medical examinations from 2 til 3 every Actu: N Scoteh and Eng) nd oth _WOOLLENS—ii, Cloth Kefinishers, 341 West street, ar ‘8. JAMES ©, DUGAN INFORMS HER FRIEND3 AND public, that the Undertaking business of her, late hu in all its branches, will still be carried on, for her bun Broadway, by hisbrother, Mr, Juin Diy derstand’ the business, and will gi RCHY AT HOME, AND TREMENDOUS EXCIT: : and others at a distance, who ars connoitseurs of nature's productions, ought to ‘avail of an opportunity to visit his Mena, ashe has now on hand, (ob ained by great research, regard to cost,) the mest varied and ehuice sele As usual, he hag on han: ing Birds, rare and &e, & ed the that m he eurivus, | Depet, at Bloomingdale, Shetland Pone: ny are purely inutual, the assured being fity per cent of the premiums for thre Leen returned to the assured in scrip, Mice hours trom 1 till 5 0 Losses prompt! A.M. MERCHANT, President.» day. TRYON & Co, 447 BROADWAY, iT RE- ‘« coived an extensive aseortment of the most fashionable Cloths, Cassimeres and Waisteoating, ecleoted by Mr. E. Europe, Having establisied a howee in London, we shail be tinnally in the reeeipt of the newest and most fashionable goods, fashionable garments will find it to their ine ne} best manner all kinds of woollens. The Gol awarded to us for our superior finish, N, lars insured for account of customers. [J OSIERY DEPOT, WILLIAM ST.—JONN WILEELER, Jr, (successor to Thomas Ni hols,) offera fo useoriment of Hosiery, Gloves, Undershirts, Drawers, Comtorters, Ke, &e., by the cage or single ‘lozen, on the most favorable terme ARIS’ STYIE SHIRTS OF THE FINEST WORKMAN- slip, made to measure, by the haifdozon, or more, warranted country, at 2) per ont loss than Drondway irom $9 to $60 per dozen, 1S Willian Superintendent, —FREDERL the Broad opening, an invoice of nufactured expressly to order, and comprisi sed in this J. just received, and is n ‘Shirts at nines ow GUION, ? PARSELL' GLASSES AND FAN: Broadway, opposit 8 the particu!. Attenti INE CLOTHING Fo SALE.—A SPLENDID FOUR WHEELED TILBORY Wagon, made of the hawt materials, man whe ia new leaving this country; Bits not been ont of the fAc- tory of the roaker, Mr, J. H. Godwine, 114 Elizabeth street, where it may be seon, OK SALI long and fayorst tween 10 nlf interest of the é very favorablelease, Th and vurpiture throughout, Mercantile en; advertiser from devoting the time which ‘He would pioter disposing of au iuteroat to particulars, inquire of LEWIS 8, FORD, snd 1 P.M, ALOT BOAT FOR Sai. AT G. B.OLAK stivet—Black, Biue and Brown &: Coats, Parts and Vests, suitable for an; wie. A very fine Black Dress Coat, ‘he very finest (Simonis) for $20, As fox Gash, Lean afford to sell lower than Preni —“THE PLACE,” NO, 86 NASSAI bly known asa Public House, ic, is offered for sale. ‘Thore is a ie house is replete with fixtures HE NEW AND SPL yacth or pilot boat, YANKEE, built of coppered and copper fastened, and’ warrante any boat of her lara: ut S4'vons measusement, OSTER & NICKERSON OL) & ADAMS, ILE METALLIC CAP 42% seriver desizes an inspection of the above S 0 between Pine and Wall str Jars, vials, pressrves, brandy, wi Se, So, Thesecaps ars warranted to make air-tight. Name ard residence, , agreeably to the wis! es, HOBBS, 93 Broadway. SOY RUS W. ys, No. 1 Cli streot. (Neur Join.) New 3 tO suit mmerchaaers, 0 of Paper ia the United States, at the great bargains Ik TIGHT BO e linimonts, fect!) device, stam & APLK A RADUCRD PIC eZ aribone ow Mooi Verizable ploc: very much lower than ever before, ped upon the geht for the Waited § AM ty may be fotind 10,00 reams Stra Paper, Teams good White Ptain and Ruled Lette: a 45,00) reams good White Plain and Ruled «i 1,200 reams good Boarda, at dc por Tb, ¢ $2,000 really good 5 complaists. "Mere very lange prottt, byany wyrerentives of he personal liability thelr annual pevinium the lives ef i vt Vice CUAL Lik 1 lured twenty ave ‘Lhe loading features of f capital ot 50,000, which sa ad, heir evedi n be had at the office of natory of the terms and cond Havin :—Benjamin Silliman, senior, Presivlent; Preside; Bonjamin’ Noyes, tw aie annualy ii the ‘married wombat ty Sid benettt, tree’ tr redband, or any of his the members beyond the amount o! m of inuranee. G—Creditors may insure Hx debtor, or debters themeclves may i: tors, A. prompecius has beon issued ny, OF auy of its tions of iniuraneo. q removed in ten da: Artificial Eyes f to Lu'elook, P. By corner of Whio street NSUKANCE COMPANY. per oot, the Com asuye Local Board of Ambro'e 1 Jordap, Gold & Sitwas, Gea ‘mith, Sainvel Leeds, George D, helps Prolene Chaiinan of t} vam Tod alerander ih, iting, Bartimone, Sept. 1, 1848. The Liberia Packet—End of the Crim. Con. Case=A Boy Bitten by @ Shark, §. The bark Liberia Packet will leave this port on Tuesdsy next.the Sth inst., for Monrovia and other parts of Liberia. The American Colonization Society 1 send out by her some 20 emigrants, four ot whom are furnished by the New York Colonization Society. The Maryland State Society also sends several. (Go- Yernor Kussworm and Judge Benedict will return in nd also Dr Smith, @ former resident of Liberia, bot who has received @ medical education in the auspices of the Maryland Co: raduated at Pitts. is said to possers er bis services eminently The Kev. Messrs, Beverly R. Jus. Payne, of the Liberia Conferen will go out as parsengers, The case of crim con. | noticed a fow da: having tak«n place on Federal Hill, came to a by the lady acknowledging the magistrate, that being! oncsome on account of the absence of her husband, she man to come and offended, but in all elee he was innocent, magistrate considering the offence one that was be- yond the power of human nature end young blood to resist, very properly discharged the parties. A boy about eighteen years of age, belonging to the brig Wighton, was bathing river in front of the city, from the wharf, ‘Ke. Also, at 11 o'clock, cost $310; one brilliant do Iacob 8. Piatt will wet! this *e rue, Mre. Isherwocd. ¥ IGHBER'3 WIFE—Mr. B: Mr. Smith, Mr. Andrew-; Mr. Somerton, Mr, Shaw; mm, Mrs, Watts: Mra jsberw: YI Perquette, 76 cents; Femils N. B.-—Parebasers wiil be re- m invoices as received. to1ake away the purchases immediately, o prepare for » Mira. . Dre: ly eircle, 25 centa; Galle acente. Doors open at7, perform.nee to commence at 7. this country, under lonization Society, M RMICK, AUCTION KER,—SALE OF ELEGANT iture.—Fublic attention ia requested to the sale Elegant Furniture to take place Canal street, The howe was recently the most ocatly manner, ENJAMIN MOONBY, AUCTIO Cutlery, Re.— Ed wi at the store No, le P! ware, ( tog of Knives and Porky. Horse and shoo cr rs nter's: Ravers Latel mPa and Catalogues now ready. a re O8t OR MISLAID, TUR FOLLOWING NOTES, 1N Go. ing from Murray street 1 eet 8, Hameerford, ote, 4 month, $i note, 4 m: ‘& Van Twssell’s 164d; Jno. Nilo, note, 4 montt.s, R, Pert, dae bill, $1 ‘A ‘$289 72 dated June . Sichbins, nets, Vaterm®| 10 mont note, 4 montha, $1 March 2x, 45; J, 8. Waterman, And also two ten dollar notes on the Is. Pay ment of the notes have been stopped. A liberal rewa DOUGLAS, 106 Murray street. DAY, A PROMSISORY. NO: iar vocalist bas kindly volunteered her services, Mr. Chij September 2d, w LAMMERMOOK— i Lady. Alter whieh © & ed Ara from “Donna del 1 Mi lassioal Scene, ‘Yo conclude with the LOST LI yen at quarter before 7; commencing at halt. cents, NEEER.— HARD this day at 100" ‘lect etreet, Hard ashes ‘ack Lead Pencils, Guns, Rifles, Files, ad invited the young Trunk Locks, Accordeons, Toya, Ke, That so far he had RTON’S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET.—SATURDAY ‘Evening, September 24, will bo pular drama, in two acts, of DOM! kinaon; Mr. , Mr. Jordan; Major Joe Bagstoek, ine but one, the erday afternoon in the and when about thirty feet was seized by a shark, which drew him ; but leaving go hia hold, enabled to swim to the shore, where seve attracted by his cries, drew him from t they discovered that his le oft by a shark. The eh a ie was drawing the leg up, aa the wor and below the knee. “The gis torn open near three inche: the bone and showing the inde Nickingon; Mra 8 Brougham. Aft PALACE OF rday im Senta i AOE nefit—Saturday evening, Septem r8t night of . Scott's novel) called LUCY OF ng Lady, (ber tr. Balderstone, Scena od sira, frem Rossini's Donn: Lago, by Mad. G. A. Mncfarten, ‘To be followed by The Pax sions—recited by Mr'G, Vandenhofl, with Statuesyue Lilustras tiene, After which, Mad, Macfarreu will sing, in character, the Lueresia Borgia, Li 3 Ener Felice! ‘To conclude with a popular farce, ARK THEATRE.—ALL THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN At this establishmen endance in the Green Room, is morning, Saturday, Sept, 2d. also will nesenible by 12; noon. LEASURE; or, the Invisible Prince—The Infan- tine Furibosd, Mr. Burton; Don Leander, Mr. T. Johnston; Blousabella, Mrs. G, Loeder ; Abricotina, M Parquetic, 6 conte; 28 corte Doors opan at 7 o'clock. HANFRAU'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY Chatham.~ Satu ab the boy was ral gentlemen, he water, when ft log bad been nearly bitten e caught him as Ps Family Circle or s2cond tior, ‘urtainn rises at half past 7 73, dated July 1, 1513, ppears to bay, be paid on their return to ing September The tlesh on the inside of the * in width, exposing notations of the teethon On the outside the flesh is also torn, but teeth were deeply suak in the He received medical ary te amputate his n this vicinity is very Al ‘act; Valianto, Mr. isurke; Joan of’ Are, los. To Le followed by the Drama of quis de Valrivier, Ward; Vie rese, Miss Hildreth, To cor }ONS—Clod Meddlenot, Mr. C, Burke Sergeant Damme, Mr. Uerbert; Polly Anv, Miss B. Mes- tayer; Mme. Dishabilly, Mra, J, Stickney. Doors oj ea at 7, pe formance to commence at 74 o'clock, Boxes, 25 centa; Pit, ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—P. T. BARNUM, Proprictor—F. Hitehcock, '—pplendid Performanoes ‘every aiteruovp at halt past 3 0 v torine, Miss Emily not so reverely—the clude with the LAD flesh, making terribl id, and it will probably be necess leg. The sight of « shark i twenty-two cents, Atl at six months, payable at the persons are hereby duly cautions BEXNUEIMER & HAU3MANN, 35 Beavor street. WENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.—A BLACK LE. thera Trunk, bound with iron, with brass rivi the sides A. B., in white letters, with ownor's name in fron’ taken trom the steamboat John Potter, on Tuesday, tho 29h ‘The above reward will be paid if returned Broadway, uninjured, and REWARD —LOSI, IN GOING FROM THE FOOT OF Chariton street to the fire comer of Hestec and Contre streets, a Pocket Book, containing ten dollars in bank not 3 aud two promisory notes—one for $200, dato 16th days, drawn by Abraham Mosserole, in favor of Jaoob M. Vri- land, and by him endorsod; and eno note for $3"), date 20th rawn by Abraham Measerol:, in favor of nd other papera, of againat negotiating HLADELPHIA, Sept. 1, 1848 Free Soil Meeting—John Van Buren—Almost an clock, anil every evening at a quar- pleasure’ of annyuncin; most extracrdinary womder in creation, Major Lituotinger, hold- ing tte tame rlalion to the famous Liliiparian that the Nictle does tothe thumb, He is ten lay evening sonly, will all be to Delmonico’s Hotel, questions asked. A vast assemblage was convened in the Chinese Saloon, last evening, to witness the commencement of the free soil movement in this city, mostly out of cu- riosity to see Prince John, and judge of his claims to be the best stump speaker in the country, The demo- cratic papers of yesterday were both very abusive of a8 Well as its candidates and ; ce was, doubtless, the reason why the meeting was attended by a large number of the r utmost to prevent the The resolutions were swal- lowed with a noiry gulp, the noes being as loud, if not louder, than the ayes. The I’rince was the only star of the evening, Mr. Cambreling not showing himself. Mr. Van Buren’s speech was highly relished by a por- tion of those present, who were highly indignantat the disturbance caused by the intemperate Cass me: Judge Kelley at one time made an attempt to quiet the malecontents, by threatening to commit any of the disturbers of the peace, if brought before him. The city police were also present in considerable force, and prevented the old hunkers from tion meeting outside of the Hall, obstreperous of the malecontents was Jacob Young, « clerk in one of the offices of the row, nite jest.” but apt to carry his pranks beyond the bounds ef propriety. A variety of humorous incidents, in which he has been the prime mover, are known to have cecurred within the last few months. the whig national convention, he delivered a red-hot Clay speech te a vast throng of strangors, stirring up their enthusiasm in behalf of the old chieftain to for a considerable time ; hearers would hardly believe the i clamation of a city whig, that he w. On another occasion he passed bimeelf off as a methodist minister, and made a serles of visits to a small colored con; rather dirgraceful farce by making a formal presenta- tion of alarge und handsome Bible. another kind of a scene this morning brought before Judge Kelley, on a bench answer for his unwarrantable c last evening. ‘he judge ordered him to give bail in $2,000, for his good behavior for a year. ‘To this he re- plied that he would not give it, and he has been com- mitted to prison in default, bail was oflered by Andrew Miller, but the defendant would not suffer it to be given. ‘Tho friends of Young are denouncing the judge, who, they say, favors the free soil movement, and un indignation meeting is talked of for to-morrow afternoon. The steamboat New Baltimore, built here for the Fredericksburg Railroad Company, made her first ap- sterday, and performed in Sheran from Burlington in the afternoon, from 7 til 10. In addition, the celebrated Sable ighland Mammoth Boys, Giant or Baby, Enormons Boa Consteictor, Madam tho famous Fortune Teller, ma: e ot 2eoente Admission t the whole, includ ormances, Litile Finger, | & ahilling eaeh oxts NATOMI: AL MUSEUM, CORNER DIVISION STREET ‘and the Bowery.—This wonderful and highly interesting ex- hibition is being crowded every day and evening, Splondid. pore gin the looture room, cclebrated Polish Magician, will amuso the audionce h the mcat astounding feata in Logerdemain, Admission only i-past 6; and in the eve August, at sixty day Privately commited at an 3M, Vruland, avd by him endor no valueto anyone but the owmr. The above reward will be TOWNSEND HEND. f the corner of Clutom and South strecta, and and this circumsta; CELBB<AT.D nye eae unterrifled, who did th Prince from being heard, ‘TO $90,000, TO LOAN ON BOND AND mortgage (in one amount) of improved real Also $7,500.20 loan in one stun. ter's Oltice, Hall of Reoor.is, WANTED—A PARTNER WANTED IN A BUSI" , that pays more than ono estate, well situated in tl formances every ever Mir. foweky, the Apply to WM, CORP, nosa already established roent profite per, anpur and itis as safe , it being the manufacture and salo of a p cine that takex but litde ou'lsy of money in its wav sells readily, it having a bigh reputation, Any on engage in the businesas raay address, post paid, Box 160) sost 1FTHGRAND CONCERT OF THE MORAVIAN SINGERS at the Appollo Rooms, (this) Sat. rday evenii id. In conscquence of tho immense success wi their tirst Concert, being crowded by the elit of New York city, the MORAVIAN SINGERS respectfull, to the citizens and strangers generally, that they will give their second Grand Concert, at the above rooms, on Tuesday evening, and continue thy saine every eves ly bog leave to aunounes ‘ etting up an opposi- Among the most 7 ANTED—A FE@ME DE CHAMBRE, (french or German) 5 during the week, on whic having good reference, aud properly \uslitic manent situation, by tween the hours of Y an ‘aston a choice programme for ened evening will be pi i" 1, Kraus, and Kaln, Moiawan a fellow of infi- ing’ at No, 425 A.M, or 3 and ANTED—A SLiUATION, BY PRCT, Woman, as Chambermaid or Waiting, or to work of a small family, ‘The best of city 110 Mulberry street, ANTED—BOARD AND RESIDENCE IN A STRICTLY Private family of respootabilit taken, and where the advertiser, a aidd find a'quiet home and the comforts and society Location to be in t up than Fniton street given and required. Address “ DREW,” Herald Ofi UTTER WANTED 6ENVUE CAMPLELL’ ‘Triumphant succes corner of Leonard street—Campbell’a M the’ direotion of G.A. Kimberly.) Kuvonraged by tho very ticttering manner in “which terr concerta havo b ceived during tho last three weeke, having been nightly by highly respectable and tashionable huusea, have tie honor to Ahnounce that they will continue their entertainme evening this week, introducing at varied programme’ of most popular with m yariety of chaste rated Statue Dance, eet. Doors open at ion will be fovrenee, | a0 the general Hou vacation), on Monday, the 4th Seplmber, he obtained at thevohoot, SePtember. JAMES B Society Library Rooms, where no other bo lower part of the city, not higher eee eee: feferences of the tirst order ch concert ® full ai esin Ethiopian Melody, including the oo and Higiland fing by BM omMence at 8 Admission 25 B—On Saturday noon, by particular roquest of several will givean aftern’ on porforman Kk. Admission, 25 ceuta—chtiaren, hal ACRED DIORAMAS—NOW EXHIBITING RVREY night this week, and Wednesday and commencing at 3 v'cloc) egation, closing the CUTTER, OF FASHIONAB! experience and reputation, to take charge of the custom de« Tartment, None but a first rate cutter neod apy 4n one, liberal arrangements will be made, & J, DEVLIN'S, 3 R WANTED—WITH A CASH CAPITAL OF om $2,000 to $3,000, to engage I toblished business. “The best references req A note addresed to 8, D. erview may be had, will m ) PARENTS AND GUARDIAN: ing in the country, (about a. tn vestible dircetly by steamboat and railroad,) will reeaive family, two, three or four bo; training he will gives pei ity or from the South, who would wards a thorongh preparatory education, wiih th of parental care and domestic lite in avo Tomtis commended, Address Box having been onduct at the meeting Saturday afternoons, Phe req at this office, stating where an in- The required amount of 4 teript 1001 an te rat: stating, whet Graod Seriptural Dioramas of the wost Ma din New York. Creation of powerful Vocal and I Haunington has just ov ity gin, who thorougiily un- ive his personal attention to ali and use his best endeavors to it be most thankful tor the pa A CLERGYMAN, ived iniles from Now aiments, Mr. HL oy means of moveable igure iy Wl the prozressive change 4s pails, vo wnose educa. ‘the tinal completion of the great work. of Cres the first and second chapters of Genotis, terminating with the ap- We in the Gardoa of Eden. cherished iden, and of » lif this department of the arta. autifal and perfeet work uf ion, asdescrived ia | pearance upon the river y a highly creditable manner. to the city, against tide, and a part of the distance with a strong head wind, in 85 minutes. stretch of twenty miles, and even better things are expeeted cf ber when the roughness of ber new ma- chinery bas been worn down smooth, time rteam had been applied to the engine. cat Intelligence, je of Natural © nev of Adam and ction he has yet d every descrip. faney Barn do And, ty the packet hoicest and best in Terriers, Fan uer descriptions of Animals, i usual, at bis ya and Faney £1 ted, by sn onder from A. Grieves’ il, at all times, n ARCHY ‘and experiment in ) COUNTRY MERCI by a young man, having a knowled; cery busiiess, a situation as Assistant Book-| out door Clerk. artunishing scvnio efluccs, assisted by ¥u Sconcry and’ Incidents the Second Day. A, Fitth Day. € Garden of Kden—Adam and Eve. lsbor of the Creation, the first part of tho Exlu Part I. Grand Diorama of half price, Doors open xt 7. ANVARD'S NEW DUUBLE MAMMOTH PANORAMA th uri and Mississippi Rivers, showinga country of renty-three hundred miles It was the first ope dd writes a fair hand a to go to any par | ‘Phe Firmame: # ourth Day. Creation FPO PRINTERS.—FOR SALE, A SECOND HAND FOOLS ‘and Imperial Washington, and chines, at low prices, OB & CO.,2¥ and 31 Gold st. OTEL, SITUATED cap, Medium, Super Royal Wittast F, Jounxstox, who hus been nominated for and Presses, and a Governor by the Whig State Convention, is at present the acting Governor of the State, in consequence of the death ef Governor Shunk, o Mr. Jobnston having been electe Senate. by the whigs at the lust sesst majority m that body. Mr. Johnston was formerly attached to the democra- tie party, but in 1840 became a port: d Gen. Harrison for the Presidency, The ed @ member of a demceratie county, balance of power in the House of ‘Re; whigs elected him Speaker of that b: was chosen Senator frou the Armstrong district, Mr. J. is about 45 yeurs of age id as‘an able debater, and possesses considerable et He was a mewber of tho late whig natio al convention. and voted for General Scott as a candi- date for President. Morris Loxcstnrtn, the democratic Governor is a resi last year elected Canal C a large mojority. was The following the vote of Ponnsylyania at the last two elections for Governor:— 1844—Shunk, (dem. Markle. (whig. Dolage, Tickets 25 ota-—Childs jurtain Fiscs at Bo'elak. 0 BE SOLD—AN ESTABLISHED It ing business part of the city, and now doing a first rato busi ness, To apy p.tron wishing to enter into a sife and profitable coucera, with every opportunity for making money, thisis a rare with real name and Speaker of the State being by tar the Inrgest painting in t rivers on the globe, exteading more fe, Open every evening, at Pano- arden. Admission ran iL commence moving at So'clock, Afternoon performances on Wednesdays and Sature days, at 3 o'clock, JANORAMA UF TAYLOR'S CAMP a! the Minerva Kooras, 48 Broadway, shows natural as life, whe rehes, Kucampments, and Battlay f0 ives 0 most beautiful painting ever #0: Aftorneon exhibitions Wedacsila, mencing at 3 o'clock. Admission, 25 cents. reagonable terms, No charge for descriptive pamph! 'S HOTEL, OPPOSITE THE GENERAL 2031 Ofice, St. Martin's le Grand, London.—This recently undergone Portion of it newly furn.shed, Rival in the metro e charger. gomfortable in Enel ‘THOM ay, ad, —— - az fldren half pric sy conservative and sup- ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, NEAR to he disposed of to & Single Gen- year he was ele pm the Legislature from and as he held the reeontatives, the ly. Last year he P h » With partial Bogrd, IN MEXICO,AT st by Gon. Taylor. It owns, cities, Ko, it is mm every night ot 8 a Saturday, com ‘0 LEY TO A GOOD TENANT—A HOUSE AND STORE, 256 Grand street, between Norfolk and Suffolk street for dry goods of any fancy busi pire EVOY, 43 Grand stroct. r AND WARRANTS FOR SALE BY J. E. BETTS & co, 87 Wall strect, basement, MIGEON & CO, red to do in the Medal has been B.—Two thousand dol- _ 4 magpificent lio- OTS AT WILUIAMSBURGH, NEAK GRAND AND HOUS. tensive alteratios ry—'The property on the c being 15) feet om Birst st., 1 f good dock fer versels drawing 15 feet depth. Also, a plot of ground adjoining and connected with the Fear, running tothe rive Montgomery county, and was ommissioner by the people, ner of First and North tect on the river, with water, and 360 feet in oth in point of accommodation ag mo. ‘ofleo room is une of the feet in depth, without any for sale, or to lease fora term cf years. WOODHULL & MINT nce in New York to Mr.G. A. White, U6 UR HAVRE, TOUCHING AT COW! known steamship United States, burthe Hacks taff, Commander, will leave New York fer Havre, ‘on r 3, touching at Cowes, te land ‘The United States will leave Havre for New Nov, I, touching at Cowes also, on the return tri , apply to CHARLES 11, MARSHALL, 3 A. G, SMITH & Co, N THE EIGHTH AVENUE prising tae whole front on the VOR SALE—EIGH Demoeratic majerity, aT West side of the avenue, hetw in the rear of the above tive cn each street; alac on 104th and 1e5th streets having also a f Irvin, (whig).... commencing 160 feot mt on Clendenning lane. ‘The above situated, the most of it be SOHN HL. POWER, L Democratic pluralit Reigart, (native)... ... Lemoyne, (abolition.). The result of the election depe: on the Natives and Van Buren democrats may take. the Natives vote for the whi; that the democrats will elect G every coneeiva- blovariety of style. Also an entire new collection of righ dreas Fung, to whioh be invi Burling siip, New York, ot to property grade. “Apply to 18 'S, 116 WILLAM ks, rontiem: made to measure my goods are all those who take — =; ondon and Liverpool, REAT SALE OF uss, TOWN LOTS, WATER POWER A ne ‘&e.,on the Illinois and’ Michigan Canal—Notice is heroby ven that, under the authority granted in of the State of Illinois, of Febru: ‘Trootees of the Tilinois and Michigan Canal ublic avetion, on the Ist day of September next, nds, Town Lots, Water power, and Buildings which are incla- by the Governor of the State of 2 pursuance of inws of the said jarch J, 1815, ensoted for “ the 0 jigan canal, and for the pa; ‘That is to say, about 29,000 acre: upon or within 9 distance of tive miles on eith ‘nud extending the entire length of same, 100 ichigau, to the town of La NO E AN candidate, we me OR NEW ORLEANS— h, We peesa Line of | age hay dary xi the Indiana, ©} red packet, bark Genesve, es For freight or pasea furnished accommodations, foot of Wall atrees, or to Azents in New Orle Promptly forv ard all goods to their addy ses, {,OR LIVERPOOL—NEW LINE—REGULAR PACKED OF The now ani splendid tast. sailing [sete Ko meng aor loading, t rogularday. Wor frei id furnished accommodations fof beth Int Soard at Oricans W South OUISIANA AND NEW YORK the new, fast saik 1, Dill.ngham, mavrter, » having handsome at Orlean's Wharf, INS, uth street. & CREEVY, who will The barnburners were about holding a State con- vention at Ottawa, to nominate a Van Buren electoral = +>} ded in the deed of trust exeent Tilinois on the 26th of June, 1845 Messrs. BRYAN ust finished for a gentle- completion of th ment of the canal debt At the New Jersey Whig State Convention om Wed- day, Mr. Barnard, of Indiana, stated that his State was “safe for old Zach, beyond peradventure,”” the 16th of September, icket ship Sheridan, G positively sail ag abow miles, viz., from Chicago, on. Salle, on the Minois river; ale, town lets in the city of Chi Lookport, Joliet, Du Fost, Ki 3 Otawe a Salle, including water pow erat several points on the canal Ke gs » ‘The sale will commenee at Chi: ber next, and will be continned at that place, and, successively, at other towns e the cant directed by law. | Th residue of the purchase money in three annual instalments, boar- interest at per cent. per annum, pa; lands constitute upwards of four grant ‘1527 by the United States to the State of lilinois, to aid said State in the construction of a canal to unite the waters of Lake Michie th those of the Iinois river, and are the same which were conveyed by the State to the Board of Trustees of che Illinois aad Michigan canal, for the purpose stated in the deed form by the Governor of tho State, and recorded in the clerk's office of the counties of Will and of Cook. A list of the lands, lota, &e. to be told, will before the day of sale, rons Wishing to pure! The friends of Gon. Tayior nominated the following .W. B. Ochiltree, James Webb, a © Miller, T. G. Broocks, W. C y. The democrats entertain no atter ticket easily. electoral ticket, vi Samuel Yerger, b. i, Heket is as follow Young, M. A. Doo doubt of electing th is charged with haying slandered the an official despatch to the War department ; af Yoel’ Choy taro bardip pene heaee ob party, i deed, se have bar en heard of, asa hy formet elections in thy pew Biates : Bi End tnd cabin’ pasvengers. "A foot of Wall st, cabin postage $75; seaond do. de. $25. ‘Thomas Shipley, October, her regular day. {OR MARSELLLES. tra, Brown, ma ___ or to BOYD S HINCKE: SEILLES.—THE WELL-KNOWN BARK MAR is wow loading, and will moet with tor aj wb CAAMBERUALN & PHELPS, BOYD & MENCKEN, Brokers. ECOND LINE—TH& SHIP ST, Donis, G. W. Hone, Master, will eail ou the lst September, Agents, No. 98 Wall street. OR SALE.—THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS Liverpool Line of Packet ky Sheridan and Sidi, ‘kakeo, Moxris, Ottawa and z port, Joliet, Kamkaker on the Ist day of Septet cr, Will succeed the Sheridan, aud sail 2008 E WELL KNOWN SHIP sit b ‘he toring of aale are: Ono fourth cash, the the best materials, od to sail as fast ag ly organised im Texas; in- ableannuaily in advance, tne Brazos.—The schooner Ji Prompt despacon, steamer - w Orleans on the ‘The Fashion, which left on the 18th inst., brings the latest dates. She over one hundred and forty-reven men belo: the U. §. Artillery, under command of and eighty men belonging to the under command of Lieut. Weld, Tho Telegraph encountered sevore gales on the pas- rage, a3 did the schooner John Roslif. Many from the Brazos are now due. which have been kept out by the recent severe weather, « of the 1st Infantry, late Governor are On the line of legraph. ACKET FOR HAVRE be pultished for disteibution Information which may be o, oan be had by applying 2 Teusteos Mifnois snd Michigan Canal, LA 0 Office of the Foyt of Trustees of the Ilinois sud Michigan I, Foo traight oF fia Be Ast and 2d Dragoons, ‘2d Artillery. WINDOW SILADES. cents upward.—Merchaats, pe TY & RIKER, manwlacturers and exclusive nd materials for making and hanging shades, 131 —ONE BOTTLE OF Dit, CUMMIN Remedy is wattaated to cur aay oase of Ague and Fever, cor the mosey will be returned VEVER AND AG Asatonic, aad strengt! gunoral weaknoes, and dyspepsia, of Matamoras, an the Rio Grand We understand, f on the Fashion, th for nearly two returned oa the ‘rom an oficer who came passe: at the order countermanding march of Col, Washington's expedition for Sante Fe and California, arrived too late, The command had already departed, We learn farther, that the substituted Sherman’s for Bragg’s » go over to California, This order, of course, Hanging Peper, at 43g ‘i, AUTHOR OF THE“ PRACTICAL PRIVATE * &o., SGrocawich street -office hours 9to 12 A.M, 6 109 P.M, (Bunday exeonted. 4 Ll be surprised av she rapidity and little inconvenience tending their eure, It is oh! fered irom a certain ly appreeiaie his picnt, te ite more ad mon advantages, in addition toaveryextonsive practice i e ean adord a repid, easy, and radival cure, wich, for stating, can be obta:uod from no other eoures OST EXTRAORDINARY WORK—Ty THE MARRIED efly, however, those who have mut otherwise, Who ean pro- ‘Te, from its tinwt or foi. ‘this worleis mee soqios aye alruady been (tine 8 Copy, Whether married or Jou especially for the magried,.as it d uid be known to them particularly. ef counturm ealo,, Every female is actied, although it 18 x. ate We hear very unfavorable accounts of o jeans by armed part cans. The latter are raid to be commanded by Texans of character, from whem | have been expected been made to pay arbitrary contributions, a enforcing such contributions. 1 Laren yom Mexico—Lbe eitish mail steamer Swan, arrived at Ship lel th ult.. having left V The brig Tasso, Captain ¢ from Vera Cruy siuce our last publication, having sailed the ema the ee ties of Ameri- ra d most cettnin modo of curs im every cass, For tthe publi sulay oBlee, 129 Liber tat Vetorsen, pune os Ce tend street, Philadel- 223 iy street, New Pour . proverdings were not to is are said to have wholly unjustidable u mercilessly taken in RAVELLERS WIL, FIND AN INVALUABL rity in Dr, Ral, ¢ are plainly given, s intended to be eet, oF by post, mailed free. 7 0 CURE, NO PAY.—DR, CORBITT, 19 DUANE STRERT, R, JEFFRIES’ ANTIDOTE 13 THE MOST EETSCTUAL aration sed for Oonorrhaa and other Boxual Organs. Leng experience bas th cally cure any caso. od below New Orleans, on vu Cruz on the 15th inst. i arrived member of the Koyal olfege of Surgoons, London, may consulted in treatment of delicate diseases. N’ yon may have geet, ulcers upon the body, or iu the throat or nose, ; A practice of fourteen r. C, to cure the rm at is desirable result is sbteiued in from e t ea nor offends the om in divt or inter. tn the bend nd b the leg: rs, devoted to vonoreal dissaves, enal@es D: xm of this disoape, Recent care The vews from Mexico is not im the Hiccywne finds a thousand little pers which might be interesting to a native; here inl moment. ‘The country dees pear to us to hove settled down into permanent quiet. mparatively tranquil, we find thi with rumors of outbrew p Of Paredes little is enid. and omly indivectly should we know that he had a friend in Mextco, the whole press of the country denouncing him in un- is said, rovisit the consistent with the eure, Its ingredience elect, cither constitu. ye $1 per bottle. Ay, corner Joum is company are: — they are of tr towethor with the re to meet every con premiums: Sole Agent fur tbls city, R. COOPER, 1M DUANE STAEBT, BETWEEN CHATHAM oud Wiliam streets, hag for the inst fourceem years enjoyed R. GLOVER IS CONSULTED DURING THE DAY AND evening, at his office, on all diseases of a dolicate mature, Hisextracr of oopaiva, cubobs, Xe. & moat extensive practice in private Misceses, He ean cure the sease ; and mild cases cured in two. 05 89 OX OMS) scribe t by ee Ve bid at ide e'ory, fa feent, No, 2 Ann screws sparing terms. Mr. Uhfford. our Minister, will States in October next; he is universallygrespected by a government and population. The outbreak in Mazation was second the plan of Paredes, but is still believed to mare been destined more with « politica! objects, Itisnow regarded «8 totally ineffeetual, ires bo ving been taken to procisimed by the pronuneiader as be same man, We prosume, who bas now gone havk to UST PUBLISUED sion to cocicty, A ence Warranted in every case, or no charge Lectures on Veni REWARD—CROSS'S SPECIFIC MIXYURS FOR rh Of all romedies yet diseo Yered for the above complaint, this is thomost © Gog ra de ostensibly to plunder than to ai cure, withens the bof these diseares has ing ea eon under en carafully records ions and cormalas have been given, coeaees sneer ings, with hints to youse mem, Price figured on the Kio Graw expressly for the | his Foss 14 envrav hia old © «temping grounds’ ‘Oph ie intende