The New York Herald Newspaper, September 7, 1848, Page 3

ore Case's b. m. Lady Moscow, and our favorite Jack Rossiter, which terminated as follow. Jack Rossiter won the first heat in 5:10 Lady Moscow won the second heat in. . .5:85y Lady Moscow won the third heat in. +5: 0Ba Old Moscow, although he did not win a heat, Was “‘ somewhere ” throughout the contest. Agricultural Exhibition. Burraro, & Brig. Gen. Riley and Hon. Isaac Lill are ia our city. Gen. Dearborn delivered an address last evening at the exhibition. The premiums will be awarded this afierncon Puivaveiruta, Sept. 6, 10 P. M. Benjamin Stiles, Jr., from Missouri, died sud- denly, in a fit of apoplexy, at the United States Hotel, this afternoon. A cartman, named Francis Fole, was killed near the depot of the Germantown railroad, to- day, by a kick from hie horse. Markets, Burvaxo, Sept. 6, 1848,—Receipts within the past twenty-four hours:—Flour, 3,000 bbls; wheat, 12,000 bushels; corn, 8,000 do. There was’no change in flour which was selling in a small way at $5.0 $5 124. The sales reach 2,000 bbls. Wheat—Salea of 3,000 bushels of Ohio were made at 1040. Corn—Sales of 2,000 Dushels were made at 52c. There was no change of moment in other articles. A.naty, Sept. 6, 1848,—Receipts by canal within the 24 hours:—Flour, 3,900 bbls; wheat, 7,000 bushels; corn, 3,500 do. Sales of 2,000 bbls. of flour were made at $5 87% a $6. Corn—Seles of 5,000 bushels of yellow were made, to arrive within a week or ten days, at 72c, Oats—Sales of 4,200 bushels were made at 3ijgc.— ‘There was no change in whiskey, which was firm, ———__— Political Intelligence. Cuorce oF PresipentiaL Erectons,—The Wash- Ington Union, confesses its inability to answer the in- quiries of correspondent, with regard to the manner in which electors of President and Vice President are ehosen in the New England States; or whether = mojority or plurality is requisite for a choice by the people. ‘We believe the facts are these, viz.: that plurality elects in Maine, Vermont, Connecticut, and Rhode Island; while a majority is required in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. In the two latter States, if a majority of the votes of the people of the State voting, is not given for any {candidate for elector, the choice devolves on the Legislature; 8 majority of which, without much doubt, are for Taylor in Massachusetts, ®nd for Cass in New Hampshire. Tue Turrty-Finst Concress.—Fifteen members of the Thirty-first Congress are already elected, viz. ; one in arkansas, five in Missouri, two in lowa, and seven in Illinois. E. D. Baker, of Illinois, is the only whig of the fifteen. These show no changes, politically, eom- pared with the delegations from the same States in the present Cong) The following additional members are to be chosen in about two months from the present time, viz. :— The Present No of Delegation. Members. Whig. Dem. ‘Vermont, Sept. 5th. 4 3 4 M Sept. 11th. 7 1 6 Georgia, Oct. 2d...... 8 4 4 South Carolina, Oct. 9th. 7 _ 7 Delaware, November. . 1 1 pis Pennsylvania, Oct. 10th. . 24 16 8 Ohio, Oot. 10th... 1 ot 10 Florida, Oct. 24 au 1 iss New York, Nov.......++ » 23 nn New Jersey, Nov.. ..... 5 4 1 Mareachusetts, Nov... +10 10 - Michigan, No 38 a 3 ‘Texss, Nov.. Sy) - 2 127 Th 63 Add already chosen......... 14 1 uu ‘Total a teeeeeeeeres eons hdd 75 07 ‘The whole number of members of the House at pre- went is 22 f whom 88 are to be chosen next yoar from 17 States. In New York are also to be filled, in November, two vacancies in the present Congress, viz.: ‘one in the 6th district, comprising six upper wards of this city,contested by Monroe and Jackson, and the other in the 27th district, composed of the counties of Seneeaand Wayne, lately represented by Mr. Holley, ‘whig, deceased. Both are close districts. ‘With regard te the comparative prospects of parties in the Congressional elections to be held this fall, the ‘only States where material changes may be expected, are New York and Pennsylvania—as we suppose the ‘Ohio delegation will be composed of eight Taylor whigs, three anti-Taylor whigs, and ten democrats, professing free soll doctrines, but supporting Cass and Butler. In Pennsylvania, our impressions ate that the demo- erate will gain some members, as thirteen of the twen- ty-four districts gave majorities for Polk over Clay in eas, and the members of the present Congress, (8 ral whigs having been chosen from democratic dis- tricts) were elected in the heat of the tariff excite- ment in 1846, caused by the repeal of the tariff of 1812. On the other hand, we think the whigs will gain in the State of New York as many members as they may Jose in Pennsylvania, in consequence of the division of the democratic party. Not more than five or six dis- tricts are safe for the democrats, and of these, proba- Dly, all but one will be Van Buren, free soil men, or barnburners. ... KENTUCKY. According to the Louisville Journal, Mr. Crittenden says thatgwherever he went, during his late canvass in Kentucky, he saw or heard of numbers of democrats who avowed their determination to vote for General Taylor. He adds, that, if any one of these democrats voted for himself be is not aware of it. He confi- dently believes that Kentucky will go for General ‘Taylor by a majority of 20,000. MASSACHUSETTS. ‘The following indications are certainly favorable to Taylor, in the New England States. The following is the result of a vote taken in the train from Lawrence, which brought up the passengers who had attended the opening of the Essex railroad, on Monday :—Taylor, 402; Van Buren, 62; Cass, 41; Gerrit Smith, 1; on the fence, 31.—Boston Journal. ‘A vote for President was taken last evening, United States Hotel, d_the following Te- sult:—Taylor, 180; Cass, 21; Van Buren, 6; Webster, a Theo. Parker, 1; scattering, 7—Total, 222.— Boston tlas. onto. ‘Three anti-Taylor men have been nominated bythe -whigs for Congress, viz:—Mr. Giddings, of the Ashta- Dula district ; Mr. Campbell, of the Butler district; . Root, of the Erie and Huron district. Messrs. Sidatnge ‘and Root are members of the present Ci gress; and Mr. Campbell succeeds Mr. Fisher, whig, if elec’ VIRGINIA. Hon. Andrew Stevenson and Hon. Francis E. Rives are stumping the State for Cassand Butler. They ‘were ugusta county lately, by Hon. A. H. H. Bent tnd homes J. Mishie, Kage, two talented ir a recent meeting of whigs in Norfolk, Dr. F. Mallory, formerly @ Tylor man, and since then for Polk, addressed the audience in favor of Old Zack. His brother, Charles F. Mallory, also other Lente democrats in that quarter of Virginia, have come ou! for Taylor. FLORIDA. The Washington Union has a letter from Florida, which says that Cabell, the precent whig member of Congress, will be beaten by Duvall, his democratic op- ponent, at the ensuing election. Lanp Warrants.—The Washington News quotes land warrants from $108 to $110, with few in the market, especially of the kind most sought after ; that is, such as are assigned by the soldier himeelf, and not by power. of mas tens KG War bounty scrp $96 a $97 for certificates of $100 each. ‘The bark Hahnemann arrived at Fortress Mon- roe, Old Point Comfort, Va., on the Ist inst., with acommand of U. 8. ‘artillery, Ist and 4th - from the Brazos Santiago. Officers at- tached to the command :—Brevet Major J. B. Scott; Surgeon H. A. Sumecke; Brevet Captain J. Bow- en; Lieut. F. E. Patterson. Knox, at 128 Fulton street, as usual, In the region of the Sun, and with the Danortallty of the tessons, i manvfacturing ® splendid for the fall trade, which he in- -vites the world to examine, science of Hat making, like all other and he has made great im- ‘provements in the jon of Hate to the head. ‘The Plumbe National hte. 6 pon dpe om the upper corner of Shdot Te should not fail to vit, fe being exhibition open to the public, free of charge, cocupied there. Dollar moy be wade, by pu Mis Pall Style of Silk Moleskin Hats, for gen’le: every respect, as to style, costliness of materials, finish, toanyever offered in this city st five dollars, sold Ly him at the low price of ro, Dollars. GED Chelsea Brewery. »—Tne Sabscviner ing the, public, that a saving of rehasing & Hat at his Establishment, equal, im beauty of are still 'N, 214 Broadway. This establishment, situ- ated in 26th streot, near the 10th avenue, in now iu full tide of st, The Cream Ale made at this catablishmont, is une i atled in thi and a wil tur F richness of vta flavor. All orders left with CHALMERS & SANDEMSON, will be pune tended to. idl gl iE a ‘The Cheapest and Best Place in the get good Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters, ie at JONES’, country, and is noted alike for its healt fulness, as above, tually at being a decrease of £526,800; and the stock of bullion in both departments is £13.364,001, showing a decrease of £31,663, when compared with the preceding re- turn. ‘The decrease in bullion has been caused by tho fo- | reigngdemand, and by the demand from the country City to | Aan street, 4 Rear the American Museum, Fiem quali of French Calt Press to $4; Boots, $4 60; second do, $3 50 to $4; Freneh Patent Leather Boots, ongress Boots, from $3 50 Umbrelias—Country Merchants wishing an assortment of well-made Umbrellas, are the Stock of isaac 256 Pearl street, near may to examine SMITH and Co., Fulton, Unredeemed Pledges—Another Lot from Auction. ‘Dresa ant Frock Coat: h ; Cassimere Pants, 1 Cloaks, rich, elegant lini paid for Gent's Clothi 2to $16. man streets, Silk trimmed French Cloth, $4; Vested) ota, to $2; 100 Suit & corner Nassau and Beck- COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONKY MARKET, ‘Wednesday, September 6-6 P. M. The stock market opened more buoyant to-day, and there were large sales of some of the fancies, Treasury Notes improved 1 per cent; United States’ 34; Reading Bonds, }g ; Farmers’ Loan, }¢ ; Morris Canal, +;; Harlem Railroad, Haven Railroad and Erie Railroad fell off 14. 6's, 1868, Canton Mj New At the second board, Farmers’ Loan advanced 3; per cent; Harlem Railroad, 3; current in the morning. j all others closing at prices Sterling exchanges we continue to quote at 9a 9% per cent premium, for the best billsin the market, The steamer having just left, the demand is limited. ‘The Washington does not bring anything new. Her advices are only one day later from London, she having sailed on Sunday, the 20th of Aug. The most important item of intelligence, is the announcement that able change had taken place in the weather, @ favor- and the prospect, relative to the gathering of the grain crops, Was more encouraging. The Hibernia, now nei arly due at Boston, from Liverpool, with six days’ later news will settle the question regarding the harvests. In the meantime, it will be well for speculators iu breadstuffs to keep quiet. The Phenix Bank of Hartford has declared dend of four dollars per share. & divi- The Hartford Bank has declared an extra dividend of two dollars per share. The tna Insurance Company of Hartford clared a dividend of five dollars per share. Since the arrival of the last steamer from have de Europe there has been considerable activity in agricultural produce of all kinds; and movements in produce gen- erally, and breadstuffs particularly, are of much im- portance to those engaged in trade. A few weeks since, the shipments of flour and grain were to such a limited extent that very little interest was attached to them in any way, and the prospect was that the bulk of our surplus would remain in first hands fot another season, at least, Since that vast revolution has taken place—arevolution nearly as great as that realized in the political world, within the past year. Instead of the inactivity and apathy which prevailed’ allis now bustle and activity. Theannexed table ex- hibits the quantity of certain articles exported from this port, distinguishing the destination and extent of shipments to each place, for the week ending the 4th inst. This covers only two days operations since the steamer’s arrival, and of course does not show the full effect of the latest Ewropean advices upon move- ments in this market: Commence or tHe Port or New York—Weexty Exronts, To Léverpool,—Balsam tolu, 3 cases; I. R. shoes, 40; sulphate quinine, 3; dil anis, 20; clocks, 180; chet 91,162 Ibs; grease butter, 15,033; leather, 16,408; tallow, 47/645; apples, 40 bbls; beef, 10; turpentine, 1,064; tar, 500; flour, 1,379; corn, 130,741 bush; horse hair, 5 bales; staves, 2,000. To Glasgow.—Hama, 25 Ibs, lard, 74,848; corn, 8,428 bush; wheat, 8,428; whale ofl, 14,217 gall rosin, 141; rice, 15 tes; beef, 63; tobacco, 18 ; hair, 12 bbls; hhds. To Ireland.—Corn, 63,433 bush; rosin, 100 bbls; to- bacco, manufactured, 240 Ibs. Other Ports in Great Britain.—Flour, 3 950 bbls; meal, 350; rosin, 331; pork, 50; hams, 3000 Ibs; cheese, 24,600, To Havre.—Potash, 77 bbls; pork, 68; rice, 70 tierces; tallow, 18,208 Ibs; whalebone, 38,776; deer bales. To Marseilles.—Staves, 61, skins, 9 000. To Belgium.—Rosin, 688 bbls; potash, 726; hides, No; 4,075; coffee, 1,315 bags; pimento, 124: rice, 105 tes gare, No, 120,000; fustic, 25 tons; logwood, 104, To Bremen.—Logwood, 120 tous. To Cadiz—Staves, No. 83,000. To Porte in Mediterranean.—Salt} deeswax,’ 3,196 Ibs.; tar, 149 bbis.; m staves, No, 40,000; segars, 100,000 Havana. To Brazil.—Rosin, 300 bbls.; flour, 3,000; bales; tobacco, 5 hhds.; beeswax. tre, 200 bags; ogany, 96 logs; hay, 82 5,763; hyson toa, 9,073; saltpetre, 24 begs; matches, 406 gross; matches, 4 cases; grass cloth, 10; brooms, 100 doz.; o 490 kegs; spirits turpentine, 1,710 galls. ; lum! 000 ft,; domestics, 140 pkgs; nails, 60 carks; gin, foreign, 1 rackers, ber, 301,- candles, sp. 100 boxes; ; Paper, 250 reams. pipe To Bolivia —ltosin, 20 bbis. princgnt 10; potatoes, 70; . flour, 160; tar 15; domestics,5 bales; sh 100 bags; chairs, 28 bxs.; candles, 20 bxs. sperm; butter, 355 Ibs. ; age, 6 coils; rice, 10 tes. ; lumber, 16,000 ft. ‘o Spantsh West Indies.—Potatoes, 412 bbls. 86; flour, 115; beef, 15; bread, 40; pork, 60 mackerel. 252; nery, 352; powder, 200; hams, 3,760; tol 00, manuf'd, 253 527; lard, 13,478; tallow, 230; butter, 7,071 20,469; rice, 106 tierce: reams; salt, 1,102 bush.; whale oil, 2,553 No. 945; drugs, &¢., 167 pkgs.; nails, 362 cas: 22 bales. ‘dry ale, 30; cider, 315 cases; ale, 26; 10; copper, 8; herring, 250 bxs.; soap, se, 104; hams, 246; lard, 416; hyson tea, 48; cord- ; apples. ehi- 1s 26, jerked beef, lumber, 53,000 ei pee ", 4,389 hooks, wick, To British West Indies.—Flour, 4,623 bbls.; meal, 525; pork, 458; bread, 185; beef, 69; vinegar, 10; pota- toes, 139; apples, 34; onions, 86; lard oil, 569 galls.; whale oil, 00; spirits turpentine, 182; rice, 38 hats, 3 cases; gunpowder, 2; ale, peas, &e., 1,182; soap, 220 bxs.; can dles, mould, 778; tobacco, 3 hhds.; 18,811; lbs. butter. 9,386; ham 1,814; oil ‘mesl, 37,100; staves, No. 16,000; 6,000 ft.; hay, 20 bales. ‘To British North America,—Pork, 692 bbls. ; four, 2.142; corn meal, 1,017; bread, 70; rye fl apples 26; tar, 60;'varnish, 20; wheat, 4,0) ‘rum, 4 punch; rice, 16 tes; 10; tobacco, manuf 'd, 61,471; cheese, ; leather, 1,780; black tea, 16,022; 17 bxs.; sirits clothes, 10 cases; hemp, 18 bush. corn, tierces; 30; corn, 200 bush; les, sperm, 6; can- tobacco, manuf'd, 8, 813; cheose, 7,576; lard, lumber, beef, 12; our, 64; but candles, tine, 100 galls. ; oil cloth if bal staves, No. 3,000. The shipments of flour to Great Britain and Ireland, for the week, amounted to 5,329 barrels, and corn 201,601 bushels—the aggregate shipment of flour to all parts, 16,350 bbls. This week, we have no doubt the exportation will be at least double that of last, and as the season progresses, rapidly increase. T! ments of corn for the same week last yeat,only edto 4,064 bushels. ‘he ship- amount- Last year, at this time, the ex- ports of breadstuffe were limited—the speculation in breadstuffa had ceased, and the rapid depreciation in priees, had suddenly suspended shipments. Move- ments in broadstuffs, therefore, for the remainder of this season, compared with those for the same period last, will show a largoincrease. It is probable that the shipments of Indian corn will be particularly large, as that grain is peculiarly calculated to supply the deficiency in the crop of potatoes; and then as an ar- ticle of food among the lower classes, it will at al’ times, and in any state of the harvests, be tant item of importation to Great Britain land. This grain has already beceme one of impor. and Ire- our sta- ple articles of export; and as the production in this country is immense, and can, ins year or two, be dou- bled, if necessary, any demand from abtoad can be easily supplied. It will be perceived by the above table, that our ex- ports to France and other countries on the Continent, are slowly increasing. It is encouraging that there is even the slightest improvement visible, as it shows a return ef confidence indicative of better times. 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 carly part of the financial revulsion : Bare or Exciann, personne March 18. | June 3. SBA Aug. 5, 26,860,060 11,455,062 11, em ae ATS Sion 9,968,628 1,083,176 is Hee eae 9 7,994.30 731,166 March 18. Roy 080,658 14.300 ioserare Actual circulation £17,447,090 17,779,406 18,692,115 The returns of the week ending the 12th of it ae CincULATION oF THe Bank or ENGLAND, “Tanes7a5 | August; compared with those for the week ending the 17th, give the following results :— 141 Tnorease LS 13 Deerense itt é, 442 Increase aide of the account :— mene securities. . £ Air} fame a0 before. Notes unemployed eee vecve The amount for notes in cireulation ja £18,105,72 banks. The variation is so trifling as to be hardly worth noticing; but it is the prospective demand which is'considered of such serious importance. What is oonsi- dered the most favorable feature in the latest returns, is the continuation of the decrease in other than go vernment securities, the large increase of reserve notes in the banking department, and nearly a corres- ponding diminution in the actual circulation. ‘These movements clearly show a contraction rather than an expansion in commercial credit, indicating a cautious- nees which, in the face of the reports relative to the harvest, is certainly commendable, The latest returns of the Bank of France, compared with those of July 29th, exhibit @ very great improve- ment in the leading departments:— Bank or France. July 29th. Aug. Vth. Fes,307,050,500 300735 69,023,075 63, 90,878,058 106 +++ 78,554,048 81,734. in Paris. . 90,753,162 89,012) in branches 139,595,100 132235, Jo seen cceesees see 28-068.807 20,040,655 in branches, .. 11,012,655 10.313,672 Bank notes in cirulation, Circulation of branch ban! Do do It appears that from July 29th to August 17th, there had been an important accession to the amount of specie on hand, anda reduction in the circulation, There had also been a reduction in the line of dis- counts;and in the amount of protested bills. The bank is contracting and strengthening itself in every department. nd Stock Exchange. $29000'Treas Nts, 6's 10334 100 shs Canton Co 3000 do 000 103% 50 do ty 20 do ry 9% 100 de 1000 Ohio 6's, of "60 99 3 do 6000 Reading Bonds 5633 25Nor& WorRR 25 shs Bk of America 94} 50 do 200 Reading RR 22% 100 Harlem RR ‘90 Farmer's Trust 27 do 10° do 278g 100 do 200 do. 2738 200 do 1W0 Morris Canal 913 (80 do 650 do 9% 3, 200 do 150 do 60 9%) 100 do 700 do 1 do 10 do 60 100 Long Island RR Home Ret i 0 400 de 37° “5 ErieRRnew, fall 64 250 do pio 37 64 75 do DIS 87 ISNY&NHaven RE 81 wo 8 do B10 96% R onde abs 6B ‘50 shs Canton Co " fords Morris Canal. 260 938 160 Gunton Scrip oy ‘0 936 150 Harlem RR 54 3 di lO 9% 50 do 830 54 225 Canton Co 37 100 do 850 150 do BO 3714 50 do a3 5M O do DIG 8744 60 do $i % rans 1, M0 SM EeloRE new, fell 6 farmer oan ven 8 250° do vo CITY TRADE REPORT. Wennespay, September 6—6 P. M, In the forenoon the heaviness manifested yesterday in the flour,market continued ; but during “change, a better feeling prevailed,and a fair amount of salea was made at the full rates of (egdarten The market closed steady, Wheat continued in good demand, and sales were pretty freely made, and in some cases at an advance. Corn continued firm, and sales were again freely made at/{full priecs. Meal remained the same. Rye exhibited no change. Oats were about the same, with free sales. Provisions were in steadydemand. Sales of mess pork were made at an advance. Lard remained about the same. Groceries were steady, with fair sales, at firmer prices for sugars. There was rather more doing in coffee, on terms stated below. The news brought by the steamship Washing- ton, and published in an extra, had no bearing upon the markets, it being considered, commeroially speak- ing, of no later date. Asnes.—Small sales of pots were making at $5 50, and of pearls at $5 874¢. Pots closed firm. Export from 1st September to 4th September isis, Pots, barrels. . - 803 Pearls oe none, Bureapsturrs,—Flour—Sales of about 5 9 600 barrels were made, including 1000 barrels Oswego, at $6. Other sales, to the extent of about 3000 a 4000 barrels of common Genesee, Oswego, &c., were made on the same terms, with small lots in the forenoon, at $5 8734 8 $6, and some small lots pure Genesee, were made during and after ‘change, at $6 a $6 12. Southern continued nominally the same, without sales of mo- ment. Wheat—Sales of 2800 bushels handsome new Genesee, were made at $1 8734, and 2800 do, at $1 35; 2500 do. new North Carolina, sold at $1 18 $1 20, and 3000 do. Ohio, at $1 27. Corn—The salesreache about 50,000 bushels, the most of which was sold to arrive, and chiefly at yesterday's prices. Among the lots disposed of, were 6000 bushels mixed at 67c.; 2000 do_ to arrive, at 65¢.; 7000 do. white, to arrive, at 670.5 2000 do. mized clamnged, at 640, and 8 a 10,000 do. Northern yellow at 750. a 76c., and some lots mixed, were reported sold at 70c. The market closed firm’ Meal—Sales of 200 tarrels were made at $3 44, and and 160 do. kiln dried sold at $3 50. Ryc—Sales of 1000 bus! were made at 73c. Rye Fleur was quiet at previous rates. Oats—Sales of three cargoes canal, were made at 34 a 844¢c., and 4000 do. at 35. Receipts down the Hudson since the opening of Na: vigat 1848, 1847° Wheat flour, barrels. 802 468 1,942,220 Corn meal, 3 2,409 114,876 Corn, bushels 041,237 2,706,873 Wheat, =“ 325,878 1,443,570 ye, « 7 216,006 170,780 Exp ‘om Ast to 4th September, 848, 1847, ‘Wheat flour, barrels.......... 16,359 15,716 Corn, bushels. 4,064 Wheat, “ . 32,162 Rye, are none. Barley, “ .. none. Oats, oe none. Corron.—The sales were 1,000 bales; prices continue steady, and holders willing to meet the enquiry, We quote as before, Corrre.—The trancactions comprise 1,000 bags Su- matra, at 6)4c.; 200 do. fair Java, at 8¢.,amd 200 do. St. Domingo, at 53f0. a 55¢c. Fruit.—But little was done to-day in any deserip- tion; raisins we quote firmat $2 00, and 30 Sole green ginger sold at $3 50, cash, F ‘The market continued firm, and was rather buoy: ales of Mass. mackerel reached 1,000 bbis., at $10 75 for No. 1’s, $7 75 for No, 2's, and $3 50 for 200 bbis. No. 3's ; cod were also active, and 500 quin- tals changed hands at $2 623¢ ; of herring we have none to report; the market was rather bare, and we believe no new ones have yet made their appearance. Far1cnts.—Rates were some less active; 4,000 bushels of corn were engaged in bulk for Liverpool, at 934d. ae was no change of moment in other articles, or other porte. Hivgs.—There have been sales of 2,200 Carthagena, ne sg easy 5 per cent off, and 600 Santa Martha at Vv wai this ithin a few days some 20,000 pigs Missouri have been disposed of, (part for future delivery) at mostly at the former figure. $4 25 a $4 31; Motassxs,—Tho market was firm, but not active, ‘We notice sales of 200 bhde. tart Cuba on terns not made public, and 50 do. sweet do. at18!%c, There have also been sales of 400 hhds, Porto Rico at 220. «270; the latter figure for a choice article. ki Navat Storgs.—Spirits were some firmer to-day. and sales were reported of 200 bbis. at 42c,a43c. About 160 bbls, North county rosin sold at $1.02, : i On, market for Iinseed was firm at the Inte advance, with a fair amount of sales. Some 400 bbis. selected whale wore taken for shipping at 82i<c. Ric.—The transactions ef the day were small, not exceeding 50 tlerces, st $3.75 a $4120; the latter price for small lots ee Ow Caxr—Sales of 30 tons wore made at $25. Provisions—Sales of barrels Pork were made, Sea ety at $11 6254, and prime at $9 a $9 124. Lard—Sales of 200 barrels were made at 8ic 8 8%c, Beef was firm; but sales were only making at retail Prices. There was no change in butter or cheose. Export from lat to 4th September. 1848. = 1847. bbls, 1,118 982 1492 790 . 347 tions of the day were large, and better, Sales com- $1 22%. Tras.—At the sale to-day of the cargo of the brig Aiave Comme, notes at Co months), the Pane jes common grades e prices obtained ‘Wore a od as thore of the previous ‘Wines—60 qr. caske Mi hanged hands at 420. Wise of 200 Bois. # yl . State prison were made at 260. Drudge was held at 270. EB FEMME DE CHAMBRE FRANCAISE OU ALLE. , 1D Sirles— $2.0) Roading R. K's Mitnkind 2, kes Sh eosin Re We Woes. So st hy mando, rehant coiffer et faire des robes munie do bonnes $1,000 State 5's, 74 $1,000 do, Mort, + ndi 5 S10 Sch, N ro ommendaticum per T une place avantageuse en dad- Os, G8. 34; 50’ Norristown RR. 1134: "10 Pail. Bk drereant an No. 436 treet, de 9d 11 heures du matin, ow Roe Reading R. R. 6's, 00, 6, After Sutes—$2,i00 Kon Vapriswidide SA 6heuret Lee yr f 7 ANTED—A LADY'S MALD (FRENCH OR GERMAN), orron, Sept 5.—At the Broke 5) she, Reading R. who tnderetinds tie arena, and ap wg ees: 0. it 7 do. do. do 00; a Jermanent and desirablo stuation, Ly applying },Dayable Saturday; Dand Il, A. M, and do. 10034, nd Lowell R. i, b1%4;5 do. & R.R.1 payable Satueday; 4 do & “ “ ‘pein Saco & Portemouth K. R, 96; do, East Bosion u ( ) ys DEMANDE UNE FEMME FRANCAISS£ POUR LE SER- Vermont & Mass. R. R. 95; 5 do New ne Ina, Co 125, aren vice d'une dame, S'adrerser au No, 763 Broadway. ton and Me. R. R., $1,27; & rights Vt, Contral . It, 48 10, “ suena rv On: Die Saturday. A@ Second Bou rd—10 shaves Western X. R. 7 ANTED.—A\ GOOD OPPURTUNLTY POR ANY ONE TO 5do Old Colony R. R... 57; $000 Reading RK. R Voeate in the Daguerreotyps b Adams’ old eatab- lished rooms, far South, his hi to g the art can be tanght W An teD—a sire ant f Switzerland, vance; 7 $1000’ Reading do. do. 66; WO Roading it. DOMESTIC MARKETS New Beproxo Or Manxer, September 4.—We notice a better feeling in the market generally, there being more inquiry for all kinds of oils and whalebone ; par» byrne improvement in every department of business. In the money market there ia lesa stringen- cy than'for some time past,and altogether, matters begin to assame a more cheerful appearance, and ia- dicate thé:approach of an active season, In sperin oil, we notice sales of 400 bbis, here, at 95 cts; and sbout 425 bbis in Boston, at the same price. In man- ufactured, 2.000 galls unbleached winter sold at [10 cts; and 2,000 galls bleached do at 115 cts per gallon. There is am improved demand for crude and holders are very firm. Whale—There hus been a brisk de- mand since our last, mostly for manufacturing, and rices have advanced, The sales include about 2,000 fi F.B.,24Gold street, ANTZD—BY A YOU cham bermaid and A SL:UATION AS f chidren, the best of city r two di Please call at 244 M ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABL woman, a9 cook, in a respectable private fam wr is @ Protestant, and ean come well recommends ferred. Please address A. P., offive of this paper. ANTED~A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, to do chamberwork, and aasist in the washing and YOUNG Adverti- ty pre. bis, as follows NW coast, in parcels, at 34 cts ; Koved pee exealeas 4CO bbls doat 343¢ets; 500 bbls at 35 cts, and several ‘apply a small parcels, the particulars of which we did not learn, Whalebone—There is come inquiry, but we hear of no transactions of importance. A saie of 2700 NW const was made at 24 cta, cash, Candles—100 boxes sperm dat 29 cts, 6 mos. A lot of 10,000 Ibs spermaceti sold on private terms, FOREIGN MARKETS. Sr. Tnomas, Aug. 10, 1848.— Business at this place is pretty much asin the islands around, dull, except- ing flour, low prices are only obtained. I send you the latest prices current, Beef, mess, $11 a $13; pork, $12 a $13; codfish, $2 a $3; hams, 7c. a 9; cheese, 120.; butter, 20c. @ 22¢.; lard, 9c. 0c.; candles, tallow, lic. a 150.; soap, 40. 8 5e.; flour, $7 50 a $8; corn meal, bbl., $2 75a $3; puncheon, $14 a $15; bread, $4: pilot, navy, $3 75; rice, $5 a $5 60; tobacco, 5a 9; manufactured, 7 s 9; pitch pine,’ $14; white pine. $12, These may bo called retail prices, a the up stairs, and haireutter, to whom good wages and steady employ ment willbe given, Apply at JAMES GRAN, Barter, | Aun street, YY ANTED—AN ACTIVE BOY. ABOUT 16 YEARS OF se, for the retail dry noods business. Apply to __LE BOUTILLIER BROTHERS, 46 Cana’ st. VW ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL hambe: washerand ironer. The best of refer ences WAndtED A SITUATION BY 4 UNG WOMAN, TO do chamber work or nurse, Can give the bestof city ro- ferences. Apply at 31 Cannon street. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—SIX SCOTCH GIRLS, WHO have been accustomed to (gyn gotton, Apply to HORSTMANN, SONS & DRUCKER, 8 Maiden Lane, THRATAB—ON THURSDAY EVENING, ARK PT. 7, the performance will commenue «ith Sha’ spente’s tragedy LO—Othello, Mr, Hamblin: Tago, Mr Hield: Cassio, Mr. Walect; Roderigo, Mr. Dewseo; Dake, Mr. Warwick; Ja Mr. Wilton; Montano, Mr, Hamil Brabantio, Mr, CI Mra, Winstanley, by ore Civeca able furce of the E’ Eto Boy. PRoweRy tHE) ‘Thursday L ws % After whish the Inugh- IN BOY—Col Cugry, Mr. Seaford ; ‘Lom, the Mirs Rove Tellin. ‘To conclude with the Simora Ciccesand Signor Neri. Boxes, $1 he. Doors open at 7; curtain rine at 75 0" EPIT OF MRS, SUTHERLAND. Warden; J 3 Smith; Zevtine, Mise ill BPRITICOATS -C mo, Stevens; Beppo, Mary Taylor; La be performed the PET HA, Philips. To conol: t OCRAN— Long Tom Cot, Med. M vughelifi, Warden; Kare Plow ten, Mra Sn bh pores open at performance to commence Boxes, 25 conte; Pit. 1236 oon ta. be BROaoway THRATRE—THURSDAY EVENING, | smp- tember 7, will bo presented she tragic play of MET. MORA—Moetamora, Mr. Porrest; Lord Fitogerald, Mr. Frode Walter, Mr. Dyott; Wolfe; Mr. Baker; Goodenough, Mr. G Kaushine, Mr, Kingsley; Oceana, Mra, Abbott; Nahmeokee, wile to Metamora, Mi ‘allack. ‘To conclude with the farce of KTON BC ‘wptain Popham, Mr. Lester; Col. Curry, Mr. rr r, Mi ew’; Fanny, Miss leabol Dickin. inson; Sally, Mre, Watts. Dress ts; Femily sirole, 25 cents; Gallery at 7, performance to commence at 734 ASTOR PLAC but two of the Irali 7, will be given, for th BROADWAY. —LAST NIGHT Opera wee! time, in 2 LA. opera IL BaRBIRRE DI SIV (al ‘ 2a Arpearance ) Count Almaviva, Sig. Victi; ‘Sige Sanquerico, (id appearance ;) Kosina, Signora ‘Lie bo Baxillo, Sig, Biondi; Berta, Signera’ Ascent Rout: Bom ecuiro. The Orchos! Rreatly augmented, will be Ted hy Signor Leth Choro efficient. Doors onen at quarter before 7, ‘at half-past 7. Admission 5) cente, re NFRAU'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, PORMERL tham.—Thuraday evening. September 7, will besceatiy laughable farce of OLE BULL—Ebenewr Ca’ i, Mr, Burke; Old Heifer, Mr. Herbert, Caroline, Miss Milos, After which will be ieee nee lar drama entitled the MYSTEKIES AND MIS. RLES OF NE ‘ORK—Mose, Mr. F, 8. Chanfrau; Captain Tobin, Mr. C, Burke; Mr. Precise, Pardey; Big Lice, Mra. MoLean; Little Lize, Miss E. Mentayer. To conclude with tn faree of 18 UB JEALOUS—Mr. Belmour, Mr. Palmer, Mrs, Bel mour, Mrs, McLean; Harriet, Miss Mestayar, Kono, Miss Milon, Doors open at 7, irmance to commence at 74 o'clook,— Boxes, 25 conta; Pit, 1234. articles are all sold in small quantities. Exchan Private billsom London, $4023; bills on United State 2 per cent, discount ; premium on dollars 2 per con ANTED—A SITUATION BY A SMART BO ‘18 years of age, at any kind of business wh make himeelf useful. Address A. B., Horald Office. ANTED—BY THREE RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRLS W “ication, aa Gonaternain Reece Seamstress, in fine private families, Address H. at this office, ANTED—BY A BUSINESS MAN, ABOUT 90 YEARS of age, who can furnish $1500, an interest in an established Posiness, “Address B. L. B., Box'100, Chatham S:cuare Post ce. , ABOUT ‘he might JACOBSPLATT AUCTIONEER-HaRDW ARE, CUTLERY, fan: welry, Ke. Jacob 8, Platt will sell, this day, at Platt street as above, by catalogue, 250 lots a general assortment of hardware, 1000 cards and dozens of all hinds of pocket and pen knives, scissors, razors, shears, Congress and Wharncliff knives, spoons, table cutlery, ‘ing cards, thimbles, ow der flasks, sugar gance, Ke. fe. ym aquares, knob, mortice, pad and trunk looks, brass locke, slatee pencile, round bolts, bert screws, dividers, skimmers, Indies and’ forks, wrenches, Japan tea trays, &c. &c, With's general asgortment ofbardware, for particulars of which sec catalogue, which ie now ready at the a room. Al just received, and to be id without any reserve whatever, a larzo and splendid lot of table and pocket cutlery, to which’ the attention of country, a ‘well as city dealers, is directed. Alco at 12 u'closk watohes, jewel- lw oveloeie ot W4nNteD A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, as cook, washer or ironer, or to do the general housework of a small femily. ‘The best of city reference'can be given. Apply to 375 Sixth ets RACTICAL CHEMIST WANTED—-A THOROUGHLY educated practical Chemist, of gentler anly manners and ,faney goods, &e., as usual. Also, to commence the sa'e, address acquainted with the business of dispensing medicines, My of German and English Chins toys to beaold, foroush, Goo | will hear of a good situation, by anpivin a 257 Ronth atwvet, t “ a ane between the hours of and 10, A. M. Nono need apply unless Hwy Hit, ae hp tss) ana Sta posreasing the highest evidence of competency. jonery.—Cooley, Keno ), 191 Broadway. will soll thig | — evening tt Ue auction Home, alarge and deazable coloetion | A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA Misoella: Soboo! snd Classical Books also, an iavoioe ot tion to do general house work, or ag chambermaid, or iro Oxford ‘Bibles; also, axeneral assortment of Blank Books, Paper, | ivg ina private family. Good references given. Inquire at 116 Stationery articles, ‘Duare street ee re aes ENJAMIN MOO} ND EDWARD PAYSON WILL D, WHO HAS BEEN AC- sell, this day, at 10 o'clock, at the auction room, Hardware, customed to a lawyer's office, Apply to Thomas Warner, Cutlery, &e. Also, by order of an insurance company, Braoss, | No. 18 City Hall Place, by létter, post paid. Compaster, &0., damaged. Catalogues now resy. TP ENTS WARD- “LITTLE MORE GRAPE:—Ti1e winics, and al others in favor of TAYLOR and FILLMORE, wil 4 te eetat Military Hell, In the Bowery, this evening, at 8 Tor the of forms inh and Ready” Ase "YO DEALERS, IN WOOLENS, AND IMPORTERS —U. MI- geon & Co, No. 841 West street, continue the Cl simers Finishing, in the latest style and im; ment, ences—Meesra, ‘oloott & Slade, Wm. C. Langley & Co., and D, bale oy ion.” | Brigham & Co, N.B. Two Thousand Dollars ‘invured on goody, Col. Haskell, of Tennessee, Joseph Hoxie, and Benry E Davies, We thabenedtofomstomer, 1 Rai eq will address the meeting. Bee list of signers in the Courier OWLING SALOON FOR SALE—AN ELEGANT BOWL. ing Saloon, with Four Now Alleys, newly fitted up for the coming reason, making ono of the best and neatest Saloons in the most business part of the city, and now doing a good busi. reat, will be sold cheap, for cast the proprietor having othar business, that prevents him from attending to it, Enquire at 118 Canal street, AROUCHE FOR SALE.—A GOOD SECOND-HAND BA- rouche for sale—will be sold reasonably, the owner having no uso for it. To Le ocon at Williams’ Livery stable, No, 1 West PREY CLAY.—A SINGLE ELECTORAL VOTE‘MIGHT earry Henry Clay into the House of Representativesf where he would be the choice of the Whigs, and the second o the Tay.ermen. The great and good do not alwaysabide. Soon bak td will remain but empty monuments and unay: ret T° THE FRIENDS OF HARRY CLAY.—ONCE MuKE unto the breach, dear friends, once more, or close the wall up with the noble dead! Slighted, New ork may yet elect gla 13th street, va z a bot? Pig) fogs Bee Fp Caer ar ot A de na OR SALE—EIGHTEEN LOTS, ON THE EIGHTH AVENUE weather friends Bo conventions. Give him a fixed, trre- | VOR TUN aad Wad eoeete ono ee ee aTH AVENUE vocable nomination, New York against the world ! CHAPULTEPEC, . OF O. F.—THE R. W. GRAND LODGE OF THK State of New York, will hold a Special Session at the Grand Lodge Room, National Hall, this evening, at 8 o'clock, for the pu of receiving an application for ® Charter for a Now Eodeee Byorder BENJAMIN J. PENTA Grand Secretary. $1 [ beng stpe tat gl ON THE 22p OF AUGUST LAST I ‘Westside of the avenue, between the above streeta; and Ten Lots in the rear of the above—five on each street; also, Nineteen Lots on 104th and 15th streeta; commencing 160 feet West of the 8th avenue, having Algo » front on Clondenning lane, The above property is well situated, the most of it being even with the fade ‘Apply to JOHN H. POWER, 129 Fulton stroot. OUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE, OR TO LEASK—AN ELE- fant residence, entirely new, with pleasant grounds ajjoin- ing, handsomely laid out, situated om the Hudson River, about twenty miles from the city. T orable. Apel KLES, 79) treet ‘erms fa Voauwanne FARM ON STATEN ISLAND, FOR SALE— 4 ct on the comer. of Mercer and came sista, ar Sromioe ge ttt Bora area to Mrs. Helena, R. Koarney, or Mra, Juliana Smith, Now Toor and written with pencil, A. Chandier's power of attorney aad certificate Dr. Mekhi Tha papers areof no Yalu ¢9 any one, ant e ler receive above rer and - tions asked, by sending them to M8 SMite M's, THpAUUrS noanpina No. 15 ‘Washington Place, will re-open on Monday, Sept. D.E. Si LE— situated about two and ahalt miles from PortRichmond and Factoryville, known as the Cubberly farm, containing 50 acres, 3.M. 8. SMITH, {2% acres of good tillable land, and the rest woodland.) Upon the 146 Woosterst, | farm tea tage double country-house, in ood order, aad good bara AND \DaY soHOOE and outhouses, The land is now in a high state of cultivation. 1 ne hall f Gh puree money may Feman'on bond and mort arpepen D y, Sept. 11 | gage, For as to terme, &c., apply, D, UGH A SHEET —THE NATIONAL POLICE Gazerre | & te Premios or of HENRY WILTON, 4 Wallstreet, of this week, ready for delivery this _morni ta ink “ tatotinding dissloney of the ha sratng contains more OR SALE—“THE PLACE,” NO. 86 NASSAU STREET, lelphia, Bank and a favorab) i bere; Singular Charge of Abduotion, Seduction, Adultery, and | or monefaif Intervet of the seine if Of Maas, ae cet Abortion, by # young woman of Dover, N. Il; Elcotion of Chief | Jong and very favorablelease. The house is replete, with fatusoe of Police Ae, People; Herriblo Incest on Staten Island: Ro- and. surniture throughout. Mercantile e1 ments prevent the Place” mantic Life of Stephen urrong advertiser from devoting the time which © i between Sullivan and Heyer; He would prefer disposing a ‘an interest to aeuitable person, For 108 Nassau street, near Ann. lars, inquire of LEWIS'S. FORD, on tho premises, box ‘\UITARS—MARTIN'S GUITAR DEPOT.—STRANGERS | Yee? 0A. M.and 1 P.M,, or at 178 South street, any other howe tam: a's Gu fore purchasia Tho euperiority of Martin's Gnitars, as rerurds imish, tone, and | "I Soabe Be Merdinelechocd ease ee LOST (what is the most important) facility in, exeoution, is too well ‘tel, bar Feoently undergone ive alteratic anda great known to necd any recommendation. Sold at manufacturers’ it newly furnished, will be found on to have no Prices, wholesale and retail, at 885 Broadway, up stairs, only by | Bordon cuit ne lisfboth In point of accommodation and. ‘mo- —________JOHN B. COUWA, Professor of the Guitar. | orate chargea The Coffee room ts neat te ‘and most CARD.—ALFRED BOUCHER, PROFESSOR OF Ban TOs SPON RE Tew, Hatand Cold respectfully informs his friends and the puoic th fcr Bathe, bens Ldn Manager, that he has returned to the city, and is now ready to is business and resume his teachings Residence 2 Warren tt.” IANOFORTES.—A NUMBER OF ROSEWOOD AND MA- hogany Pianofortes, made by th first manufacturers, and r Chiof Stoward of the British Quo Raterencein New York to Ms G2 Wie eC J IBSBRIDE'S TATTERSALUS HEAVE POWDERS ARE ‘warranted to cure in a horse, the worst cough. in afew days; ‘unsurpassed in elogance'and tone, sold at thi i ‘will permanantly eradicate Heaves,and is the best condition o nEHIETE Biase deiteatar” | Reset area Maen Sh Ta ee GEWELL JANNEY & OWINGS HAVE THIS DAY Asso. Breet, ‘proprietors, Also, pate ‘ om ciated with them Mr. Joseph Merrefield, late of Philadelphia, KETCHUM & HENSHAW, 121 Fulton street, ‘The business will be continue » MERREFIELD & CO, hereafter under the firm of S&EW- JAMES M. SE’ PRU W: JOSEPH MERRRFIELD, WILLIAM SAMUEL UICKSILVER INES IN CALIFO! interest in the richest and most extensi in the world, ts offered for eale. The worth five million dollare. Address J. 1A.—A SMALL quicksilver mine believed _Baltimore, Sept, 188, DE CO-PARTNERSHIP EXISTING BETWI OR THE FACE AND SKIN.—CIURCH'S VEGET. "TD itnacrignod a i, of Dickey. & Ex te eu tay, F ation, a highly Taluable sometic fore eradicating ruptons , by mutual consent y icularly pimples, blotches. tetter, tan, ; _New York, Aug. Sst, 1848. DANUBL EARLE?’ | Fho-use of tho Lotion for's aners tim will cleat tho akin and establish a Seiheaheompienien. Sold in bottles at 75 cents each, ATION—A YOUNG MAN, LATELY FROM ITALY, | at 1t8 Bowery, corner of Spring atrect, quainted with the French and Italian ONLY!—WHO WOULD G N Hagougee en, woting and tas ranintainod | $B L Chey ean bare detach wea OUT, TEETH WHEN hate thpations ‘asa tutor in some of the first schoolso | atone dof ir each, wt the office established for the reduction of P, Puaseddeu, 163 Fulton strvet. pricesin 1834. Filling with pure gold 80 to 76 conta, $08 Broadway. EARLE, OF THELATE FIRM OF MALLBIE, ond Dicey Xa tne payee a opine | DD) Nate Samer om na Stet ti ahr on he Cott vt pan f Ei turned to the seat of 11 continue the Cotton Brokerage buais ‘under th: Continent of Europe, Tet beat ernment of Earlo Brothers, av 78 Wall treet, corner of Bear! street, oe | the Ampiro, State, where professional , correspondents may, as heretofore, address him, post paid. personally or by letter, residence, No. 3 Norton Berets Altany, Nef 2 SUA W 225, MGHTED PERSONS O8 THOSE WHOSE BYES ing are pulsgere juested to examine Dr. Powell's Seif act: WILLIAM EARLE, _Xew York, Sept, Int, 1848. DANIEL Hague” PSs LEATHER—2 CASES GERMAN PATENT LEA- ther, of superior quality harness and makers, for y, for 4 which obtained the premium from, th sale by. ae At — * RURHARDR, 69 West street. | rican Institute, ater is the Tpoat Tovaluable aedy teat an mn CLOTHIN® i in no way is ite a C Wanted tates of Genuine eaanng GE, ARMS, ha. waial a Whes a costarcons etvie Teer ts Tae patente ite ae willl Tor the same by | chine isallowed to play on the closed eye and surrounding. parte, saa a gictrem | Qoegticibirtac heey orig whe Wihee aoe ‘NewYork, | variety of beautiful artiscial eyes vivanioag desir ae ‘OSIERY DEPOF, 57 WILLIAM STRI W te R. WHEELER, OCULIST, 29 GREENWICH STREET, HON wamecke, Se og SERS devotes his exclusive attention to disoases of tho Eye and Sire Dranctn ay Key tin ease emg docs, ote | Baaven Rey ental and-aight send” ATUAGRT Eye od en, On the . 5 inserted. h AM, to Lo’ 3 sane terms. ~ to the fst Nesta ey a M., o'clock, P. M. Pe ioe cpa Beare yer ty EE R. LEVETT, DENTIST, INVENTOR, PATENTER AND commence st the rooms of the in Musical Institute, 563 sole Froprictor of Rnamelied Piates for Artificial Tooth, anay, evening, Shpinsts at T woe. which renders the gold plate and clasps in the mouth entirely Five Dollars per caer ia aavance’ Trot for ait we frat | vice, Deddes other foeliar advantage at cannot neue evrning, } MEIGGS, Principal, £68 Broadway. | by A8y other means, Call and examine—290 Brondway, corner of iS JAMESO, INFORMS BRR FRIENDS aces ‘public, ey business of hen. igbeland UST PUBLISHED—DR. BOSTWICK’S GREAT WORK in all its éheried dh, for her benefit, at 61: and Lectures on Venereai, and other affeotions of the Uri- Broad: ‘Mr. John Dugan, whe un ry his Demands Was busines San Eiko eae tae tg fere to all 4 uso his best endeavors to most thankful for tho patronage uneommonly heart EDICAL OFFIOR—DR. JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STREET Cham ples Caaneeis cabot vet ee | eae Chatter ae knows te suceossfal ake ale iy tee of Tagremackist | Fre stars reputation tr shila casce that GILBERT DAVIS, 45 Pine st, | have for years, is Bier Seley Sa een a earen a TH ive! ‘th— new d. ontited THE CAPIUKE OF CAC COTTER. AND BU BY'S WEDDING—Capt. Cuttle, Mr. Burton; Tow, Mr. mond; Mrs. McSiringer, Mrs. gVornon; Susan Nipper, Ms. Brougham. The performarca ¢o commovee with the cuccese, fal comedy of O1.D HONESTY Asichael Bradshaw, Mr. Nickin- 00; Jose w, Mr Grace; Toby Perch, Mr. R Baba Bhd ie Verne ee? Mise Niokingog te conclude ‘with the PALACE OF P' EASURE—The Intantine Furibond, Mr. Burton. Dress Circle and Parjuette, 50 conta; 7 le, ota. Doors open at 7 ; curtain rises nt 736, TON'S THEATRE, CHAMBEXg ST.—W. FE. BURTON ectfully announces his Benefit will take von Fri- Y, September 8, when further scenes from Dickens’ novel of Dombey & Son will be AreeRted, under the title of the CAP- TURE OF CAPTAIN CUTTLE, AND BUNSBY'S WEDDING tain Cattle, Mr. Burton; Toots, Mr. Raymond; Mrs, Mc- rs. Mr. PILLICODDY, of London’ notoriety, rst Appearance in America. mr. Burton will m Bags in the musical farce o' the WANDER- . Box: book now open to secure pleoss. RION'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET.—THE MANA. er reapectfully announces the first performance, in Ameri, ca, of Milton's Leautiful masyue of COMUS, with tho whole of Handel and Arne’s original Music, newly arranged by Mr. (. Loder, who will preside over the Vooal and Instrumontal per: formance, New Scenery, by Mr, Meilge, with new appointments and extensive machinery. ‘The Dances arranged Frederica, ‘The various Tableaux, Ba Lian Groupings, and action of the piece arranged by Mr. Burton. The whole Cane y will appear, with an extensive Chorus, and a numerous orps de Ballet. This extraordinary Lyric Drama has bess some weeks in preparation, and will bo produced on Moma next. Tho Manager reeprotfully hopes that’ the porformanoo a the, world renowned Musio of tho abovo great Masters, inked with the immortal Verso of Milton, will be ac i patrons and friends. sania oagi ARNUM’S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—P, Bp ntviee 7 tnneicaN, MU uy xi ry Monsieur T, BARNUM, lanager.—Splendid Performances every afternoon at half past 3 o'cl d - terbefore 8. Tho: Manager hae the pean 70P ee TOA most extraordinary wonder in creat ing the same relation to the famous Hi finger does tothe thumb, He isten years old, only twenty-fouz inches high, aud weighs only 18 Whee Ihe may: manelog, fon 0 to faite ote moon, tee, -past 12 o'clock; is ‘afternoon, frou. 2 till half-past 5; and in tie evening, frork Teihiee In ‘addition, has also the celebrated Sable Brothers, Merrifield, the 1d Mammoth Giant ox fhe famous Feviune Teller snag ego uaa ous Fortune Teller, extra change of Sscenta, | Adminon wine pare) eee i = ety 1 neers Be 25 conte; en yearvot ago and old enough to'wulk, Gene ‘is Reoorved Front seata; oneahilling cash omtrae s OM™ 1406 Cuma 34 PAST SIX, CASTLE GARDEN. —-DooRs OPEN AT formance will commence at § o'clock —Admiasion 25 cents. Decided hit. ‘Triumphant success of the original £thiopian Melo- dista, universally acknowledged to ba the best band of minstrels in the city, ‘Tho company consists of the following well known. and talented artiste—Cool White, R. Edwards, PJ. Rice, W. Moward, D. Leon, 8. Clarke—Wednesday and Thursday evenings, September 6th and 7th, third and fourth concerts, om which see gasion they will offer & variety of new Songs, Glees, Parodion, Love Ditties, Refrain: ,and Gems from popular Operas interspers. ed with Burlesque Leetures, Queor Sayings, Dances, ke, ; in two par ABERNACLE—VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. —The celebrated Moravian Singers beg respostfully toi nform. the ladies and gentlemen of New York, nd strangers gnerally, that they have arrived in this city from London, and will have the honor to make their uppearance before the American publio in a Grand Vocal and Instr: meatal Concert, at the Tabernacle, on Thursday evening Sept, 7th, and Friday Sth, on which occasion » most-choice and pleasing Programme will be prosonted, when hope to meet that success which ha: ded their efforts im is, London, and in all the Principal cities in Europe. Tickets 50 cents each, to be had at the Principal Music Stores, and at the. door on the evening of the concert. Doors open at7. To cor mence at @ quarter before 8 o'clock. Saturday evening the Mo- Foto Singers will give a concert at the Female Academy, Brook- yn, 66 HE CAMPBELLS ARE vOM MMENSE SUC- coss—Fifth Week—Bociety Libra Rooms, 348 Broad- way, corner of Leonard. strect, (under the dircction of Go, Kimborly.)—Campbell’s Minstreishave tho honor to announce, thatencouraged by the very flattering manner in whieh their goncerts bave been received during the last four weeks, having been nightly sctable and tashionable houses, they will have the pleasure «f continuing their table and highly popular musicol entertainments every evenini this weok, “introducing at each concert a full and + e; luding several new and original songs, with Farlety of chaste dancing, including (the enone Btatue Dance, and Highland Fling by Mr. Luke West. Doors open ly. Admission 26 cents. No at T—commence at 8 prec On Raturday, afternoon, fer the couvenienee of familia, thers formance comm at x \dimission, Karen, halfprice, en 010K ‘Assisted niments, Mr. H. 7m Diorama, intended to illustrate the subline tacle of tho Bix of the: ition biting by moans satin oul pa ea Steere of the unformed ‘Univers and powerful optical from the Chace and Darkness the as iu With tho ap- final completion om , Mdjois iblo’ al price Panbrama will seen ace iv ing by far ting | the world, and of the largest rivers on the globe, ex! more than Pri Ay tl of Intitude, < stein, shat ts; children clock. | Afternoon performances on Wednesdays and Satur Gelock. HE DESERT.—THIS POPULAR AND HIGHLY DRA- matic Ode Symphony, composed by Felicien David, will be rformed, in the most elective manner, by the AMERICAN USICAL INSTITUTE, under the direction of Mr. H.C, Timm, at Sate sae 4 Neng oe m roe 12, ie com= er! precisely at o'clock, witt a ras. Mr. RC. Paige, the original ro of C 6: preventative of the Spirit of the Desert, in this country, has boen engaged for the oorasion. One ‘Thousand Yearly Tickets, admitting the holders to all public per- formances of the Institute from the Ist of Sept., 1849, to the Lat of Bideio okate for this i y Cesta ooh, for ete a ingle ticketa for this pet Jen for at the Music Stores, Fres tovubecrivers, roe to all whe: sosome panied the Institute on ite late excursion. Free to all those who were left on the wharf for want of room in theboata, Castle Gar- thousand persons; but to avoid crewd, or anything aj a will N.B—A complete Piano Score, all the Music, with English words, may be had at the store of W + Hall & Son, 2 Broadway, for one dollar. H. MEIGGS, Principal, 563 Broadway. \ REAT EXCITEMENT.—A BOAT RACE WILL COME OFF this day, for » stake of Letweem the celebrated boate Old Comm hite Hall. Wi . Cc i» the bay = Sl HE STEAMER SARAH SANDS WILL SAIL FOR LIVER- "Dive oe Slip, on Friday, Sth ivst., at eleven o'clock, ry r i ec Letter bags ologe at the Post’ Office at half-past ‘Ei persons baring itis againet the ship are o have them signed in du vai ORLEANS—LOUISIANA AND NEW YORE FB GhcctPecketetoe new and splendid fast io bark Genesco, C. T. Dill ie PaRrs. pe or to BOYD & BINCKEN, 88 Wall street. F° Prompt ne 9 aie i ae kee CTOR FAWCETT HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE Day saschwhere bean Oe meeetinns Sees Pete Boma LY ‘obstinate to a aS yp the Non-! mo matter a long on the most wientise ry red plan ‘of constitational debility, brought ny, certainty of Fropald Tevtery endoning seen atended. toe Omee A DoF