The New York Herald Newspaper, September 14, 1848, Page 3

oo...) —— | of the world than any other, and is the grand regu- lator of our foreign trad Everything connected with this article is, therefore, of creat interest. We annex a statement, showing the movements in the staple for the year ending the Slst of August, 1848, and the total crop of the United States for that se EMEMTS OF CorTON IN THE Unrrep Stares—YEAR Enp- ING SxpremveR 1, New Onveans, Baie, 949,555, Export— Total, To Foreign Coastw Stock, Deduct— Stoek, Int September, 1847 Received from Mobile. . . Received trom Florida, Received from Texas...» Monte, Ezport— "To foreign port Stock, lot September Ade Deduet— ‘Stoek, lst September, 1847. Received from New Orleans Received from Key West... : Fiona, Deduct—Stock, Ist September, 1°47, Texas, Export— to forelgn ports. Coastwite . +e Stock, 1a Deduet—Stock, Ist September, 1847... Groner, export from Savannah— To foreign ports—Uplands, Sea Export ‘To New Yor! rrr Stock in Savannah, September from Darien— é 32 —— wm Read ‘Upland: . 502 Talaniia. : +. et Sen Tula 1,258 43,258 9 10,080 September 1, 168... ....++ 28,653 ptember 1, 96,012 ‘ — 79,95 Deduet— Stcek in Savannah and Augusta, Sept.1, Sourn Carozina. - bzyort from Charleston— oes ‘o fore rte—Uplands ... (83,50) onelen Port sea Talat 1, 1648 te eee, tee Stock in Augusta aud Bambur; . Coastwise—Uplands... . balan Ss - Burnt at Charlester tees Szport from Geor yetot To New York and Boston, Brock in Charleston, Sept. 298 1, 1848 14,085 Deduct— ‘Stock in Charleston, Sept. 1, 1847 Received from Savenni Received from Florida 261,752 1518 Nonru CaRouna, Export—Coast Wise. .s vee esis Vinoinia, Export— ‘To foreign ports . B86 Constw ise... es. ves. 5 Manufactured (iaken'from the ports)’. 7,880 Stock, Boptember 1, 148.........4. 446 Dedwet—Stock, Soptember 1, 1847. Total crop of the United Stater 2,347,634 The total crop in each of the past twenty years was as annexed :— Dales 857,744 +. 978,845 1,038,641 ‘087,477 1,422,930 11,801,497 + «2,347,684 ‘There have been but two crops injthis country larger than that of the present year, and the excess of these was only 31,241 and 46,869 bales. The excess of the last crop over that of the previous year was 568,983 bales, being an increase of thirty-two per cent. The exports, however, have more than kept pace with the productions—the increase over those of the pre~ vious year having been. 617,039 bales, equal to nearly fifty per cent. The points from which shipments of cotton were made, the destination and extent of ex- ports during the past year, were as annexed :— EXPORTATION OF Corron FROM Tit Usited Statee— ean Expine Suet. 1, 1848, 5,1 4. 29,579 11,390 N. - Virginia, 555 prac at Phil " Kew York, 193,248 Boston, 579 Total, 1848 261 Total, M7 222 Inerease, 1848, 41,338 617, ‘The per cent increase in shipments to all foreign ports but those of France was large, while to France it was limited. This is attributed almost entirely to the prostration of the manufacturing interest by the political revolution of February last. It ishardly pro- bablo that the aggregate shipments of cotton from the United States, for the year 1848, would have been much lar, er had prices ruled higher, as the stock on hand in all the ports, at the close of the year, was small compared to that of the previous year; but the aggregate value would have been much larger. When we take into consideration the immense increase in yalue a small advance in price for this staple produces, we can form some idea of what the value of the last crop would have been at prices current the year pre- vious, According to estimates made, it appears that the short crcp of 1846 and '47 was valued at about four millions of collars more than the long crop of 1847 and 248; or-in o her words, that the increase of 668,983 bale in the crop of the past year, has not only been sunk, lost, but the value of the same quantity as produced Jast year, has depreciated more than four millions of ‘dollars. This shows that large crops are by no means the most profitable. As an illustration of this, take the large crops of 1842 and 1844, amounting to 4,773,500 pales, which, at six cents per pound, make an aggre- gate value of $121.713.750, while the medium crop ef 1843) and the short crep of 1846, amounting to only 3,800,100 bales, which sold at eight and ten cents per pound: made an aggregate value of $14,627,500, being « de" create of 964,400 bales in quantity, and an increase of $22,013,750 in value, ‘The consumption of cotton, during the past year, has been about 550,000 bales less than in the previous year, which, with the increased production, makes the cess of supply more than a million rf bales, com- br with that of 1847. From the appearance of the trop now approaching maturity, the yield is likely to pe fully equal to that of the last year, and the con- sumption as limited ; in the event of which, the stocks on hand, at the close, will be as large asever known. The consumption on the continent of Eu- rope, and in the United States, is steadily increasing but the increase in these sestions of the world reduce: the consumption in Great Britain, which, with the jocal causes likely to operate upon the manufacturing interest of the United Kingdom, will tend very much to areduction of the demand forthe raw material in England during the year 1848 and °49. It is, therefore, probable that prices for this staple will rule low this ear; itin possible they may range below those of and *48. 847 Btoc! Exchange. 14g 125 ss Canton Co wi, 0 do 00 do qvsbs National Bank = 1 (600 Farmers’ Trnst Mids 2559 CITY TRADE REPORT. Weowespav, Sept 13—2 P.M. Asnes continue firm, at $5 6234 m $5 8755 for pots and pearls Corre some small parcels were taken by manufacturers, al prices in their favor. Four, &o.—The reeoipts of western canal flou tinue large, thongh prices are without material change, ‘Transactions of the morpving reach 4000 barrels, at $0 064 @ $6 1234 for common State, Oswego, and mixed Western; $6 $6 18% fer pure Gone and 25 for fanoy. Inoinded in the sales are 2,000 for expo. At $6 064. Southera is 1m moderate request, at $60 $6 12) Rye flour continues scarce and firm, at " q Meal remaipe much as yesterday, with light . We noticn sales of 5,000 bushels prime 30. Rye el bape ag at vay ee ales, ‘Tho demand for eorm is fair, Li wnt ny 20,000 bushels, at 1Ce. for roun, 700, for Oat ww, avd 600, for high mixed Western, showing a 3, ight decline, Outs are dull; a carge changed hands cach rensaahe Market for pork opens very firm, ‘The market for cotton remains inactive; . Of whet jenesre, nt $1 ToGreat To LoN.of Other Line—Seles of 1, . were made at 75c. me ee nes Britan. France, _ rn re. Be: ura x8—Was dull, and no sales of moment trans- “ ;S82 16,155 (081 red, ‘hu Trae 5igus0 | P Navan Sronrs—There was acarcely any movement 92500 Tren, . i to pay all their losses in cas! eB hy hye | fio 0 efimon Mis 7B ao baw 35) ___GPINN, Beeretary, Govatinels | sok 2)" 12 Nor & Wor RR 6 RADY'S GALLERY OF DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS. | K do 36 sul Ramily Groups, Now. 26 and 27, Broadway, third door 20 do mos 38 | south of St Prcl’s Church, second, third, and fourth | 2100 U, 8. ‘ot a Bf N vege Nitva RR 36% | Hours, from 5 in the morning tit 7 in the evening, Bee se ante to 20 Marien Bae DE NATIONAL, POLICE GAZETTE, OF THIS WEEK G00 doe “do a now ready for delivery, contains «perfect report of all the’ 40) Ohio 6's, ‘70 Mg do boo 5H ‘testimo: in the remarkable trial of Louisa woul, for tae 0 do: 100 do S4 | murdor of her hurband, with fac simite copies of five ul his and ig ahs Farmers Trust, ii ono Long toland RR. seid ‘sad watch etuler Philadelphia robterien ad 281, 200 Lo in o 0 obleries, We More cannl 800 0'0 100 rete new fal 64 | AeGoan, Wendin, Slprg. Dubs, Long Bod, Red Buen Old Fac My 0 Ohio Ta an, co dae 0, ee " « » % weg & Rock. RR Pi r 1000 Erie RR, 7 por ceat Ftd Rew ¥ . sale aches Nassaustreet, and hy all news agente, NoKesdiag RE ee Hg ado ATRIMONIAL—J¥ YOU WISH A NEAT WEDDING, OU ten Ee Beate Od Beard. ‘Visiting, or Businces Card, elegantly engraved and neatly 58000 Not WSiZ 100 che Long Teland RR 36 inted. you should go to Valentine's Engraving and Printing Sa neo Haig 850 arom RR 538 stabbahtae nt, 178 Iroadway, near Courtlandt strvct, and ex: 1090) do eo at ye canten © p20 Set) | smnine his specimens, He executes them ian very superlor style, 13000 to, Bag, 10015 75 Canton Co 4 | atmoderste prices; ho also prints cards from engraved plates, in 5000 Read Bonds 560 the neatest maa! at the closing rates of yesterday, with sales of 300 bbls. Beef is without particuler change. and in moderate request; we quote $13 a $6 50. Lard is inactive, the tales not excveding 160 barrels, at 8%a%c. In cut meats no sales travepired | Whusxry is held t] morning at 30c., but we can | hear of no operations. zw Yorx, Sept. 13—6 P. M. | The United States and Europa, being both now daily expected, with later news, had the effeet somewhat of checking operations in breadstuffs, and in some other articles of produce. Sales of tlour were, however, made at about previous rates, including alot for export. | ‘Wheat was firm, and sales of both Genesee, Western, and Southern, were made at steady pric Corn con- tinued rather heavy, at yesterday’s prices; sales were, however, made toa fair extent, including the different grades, with some lots for export. Meal was dull, at | previous rates, Sales of rye were made at previous | rates Oats wi duller Provisions were firm, with sales of both mees and prime pork at improving rates In grcceries, the market was firm for all kinds, with fair rales. The cotton market was quiet, with sales rather in favor of buyers. Asues—Sales of 100 barrels were made, including pots at $5 75, and pearls at $5 8734. Receipts down the Hudson a 54 barrels. Ate § ; Export from the 1st to the tember. i meth 6 ‘1847. ++ bbls, 1552 790 96 none. ‘Phe,iwales reached about 10.000 bbis., in separate parcels, among which 1,500 bbls. of Oswego, to go East, at $6 6; 2,000 « 3,000 do, this State, common Genesee, Oswego, &e., at $6 64 a $6 12%, part for export; 300 do. Ohio, and S00 do. Michigun, at $6 123. Sales of Southern were also made, including 1,000 bbls. Georgetown, at $6, end ¢00 bbls. ald to be Petersburg City Mills at $6; 1,000 do. Western made. to arrive, being on its way from Buffalo, at $6 12%, and 500 do. Toledo, to arrive, at tbe same price; and 250 do Western scratched, at $5 81}4, Wheat.—Sales of about 10.000 bushels of Gencsee were made at 138¢. @ 139c; and 4500 do Ge- nesee and Ohio, on private terms, and 1,000 do good North Carolioa, new, at 1l6c.” Corn.—The sales reached about 5,000 @ 60,000 bushels, in separate lots, including 18,000 bushels northern round yellow, at 76¢., with some lots reported at 75c ; with various lote flat yellow at 70e. @ 71¢., and 8,000 do. mixed, at 68" a 6%¢.; 2,500 do. southern yellow, for distilliog, at 66c, Meal.—Sales of 200 bbis. were made $3 373; a $3 44. Rye.—Sales of about 5,000 bushels were made ne Kye Flour was quiet at $4 a $4 6%. Oats. — 8 5 of 5,000 to 6.000 bushels were made at 36c. Receipts Down the Hud: ‘Wheat flour, bbls... 4,109 Corn, bushel Rye, bushels...... 2,600 Oats, Receipts Down the Hudson Since t gation, 1848, 1847. Wheat flour, bbls........... 956,088 2,009,207 Corn meal... ve 2,589 94,305 | Corn, bush. . ‘ + «1,112,187 2.843.841 | ‘Wheat 870,970 1403 404 Rye... seen see eens 233,496 192,635 Ezports from the lst to12th September. 1848, 1847. Wheat flour, bbls. + 29,660 21,504 Corn, buth..... + 986,846 5,424 Wheat ‘i ++ 33,318 67.522 Rebs Se uniasiensmmat Some tice 9.490 Exports from New York, from September 1, 1847, to September, 1848, To Great Britain, &c. France. Flour, bbls, 162,430 613 Corn meal... ss: ++ 30,501 : = ‘Wheat, bush. .... t+ 199,174 3,302 Cor eee +2,343,092 os QU sis sis. ak vasa = 10,690 Rye, from New York to all foreign ports, bush. 26 491 ‘Do. last year, same time. 914,828 Brxswax.—Sales of 2,000 its were made at 2ic. Corttox.—The market was very quiet to-day, and prices continued to favor the buyer; the gales were $00 bales, one half of which was for home use. .Frvit.—The transactions embraced 10,000 San Blas cccoa nuts at $25 ; 2,00 cases Canton preserved ginger at $6, 6 mos.; 400 boxes raisins at $1 90 a $2; 200 bags African peanuts at 90c; 500 do Brazil nuts (the bal ance of the lot offered by auction) at 4c cash; 50 sks currants at 6}; a 63;c, and 500 bushels southern peanuts (reported) at $1 123%, Featners.—Te¢ last sale (1,500 Ibs) prime western live geese were made at 35c, cash, Hipws.—There have been sales of 9,700 Orinoco, from store, including a portion for exports, at 73<¢, part 4 per cent. off, and balance 6 mos ; 700 Savanilla at 63, less 4 percent.; 1,450 Buenos Ayres 201b at 8x0 jess 1 per cent. 6 mos., and 3,000 Madagascar, 2500 Moranham, and 1,253 Maracaibo on terms not made public. We quote for Rio Grande end Buenos Ayres, 8% a 8c 1b.; California 4c ; Crimvce ixxe ; San Juan ‘eepdPetiagene and Santa Martha 6c ; Mata- moros 7c; Dry Seuthern 63; a 7c ; Manilla and Cal- cutta Buffalo 434 a 6c ; Calcutta Dry, per piece, 66 a 85c ; Calcutta, green salted, 80 a $105. Léatnex—The demand for sale exceedi ceipts, prices have still farther advanced. 2 the market firm at the annexed quotations :— Oak, laughter) light, per 1b. the re- '@ quote Hemlock, Middle. . Hemlock, Heavy. ... Hemlock, Damaged. Hemlock, Poor do. in the market ; prices of most descriptions ruled firm, O11s—Linseed remained steady at 60 a Gle for Eng- lish and American ; shipping Whale was held at 33c, 82%; offered ; of Olive 150 baskets were disposed of at @$3 12%. te Mrat ann Caxr—Sales of Oil Meal were made at $1 3114 per 100 Ibs., and 35 tons round oil Cake at 25. i PRovisions- of Pork reached about 1.000 bbls. including mess at $12 44 a $12 50, and prime at $9 75 a $9 874. Lard—Sales of 200 bbls. were made at 9¢.— Beef—Sales of 100 bbis. mess were made at $13. There was no material change in the quotations for Butter and Cheere. Beports from 1st to 12th i ee ts $48. 1847. 1,986 2,267 427 858 Lard, kegs....+ . 7,807 790 Rice continued very firm, sales were about 100 tierces at $4 a $4 06'4 per 100 cwt. Svcan —The demand was fair, and market tending operations comprised 400 hhds. Porto Rico at 200 Cuba Muscavado, at 4‘, a4%<c., and 150 To The sales. far the past few days, have been unimportant; they include 230 baler St. Domingo, at private bargain, 55 cases Pennsylvania seed leaf at 3°, nd 40 hhds. Kentucky at 2% a 43¢0. MARKETS ELSEWHERE STOCK SALES. Piivanvrenta, Sept. 13, 188—First Board—6) U 8 Bank, | 2%; 100 Girard 85, 107; $500 U S 6's 67, 10444; $150 do, 104; $380 Leh C1 Serip, 8234; $100 U 8 i7, ‘$300 do "6S, 10444; 10 Mer & Man P sg, 48; 67," 10434; "$200 State 6's, 73%; NBO Sch Nav fat, 70; $3000 U 86's OF 104; 21 Trenton Bk “0 bi, 23; $500 Sta 3 $2500 US 67, 10444; $1000 Tray | N'52'0 pero, 102%: $200 State S's, 73%; $1UN) Tonn 5 Girerd Bk 1 do, 10! La, 1 100 do Sai 000 © 100 do rw, 10%. 76; 200 Pi 100 do, 10's. Second Boa rd— 17 Lehigh Nav C1 Scrip, S934; 1410 Soh Nav | 4g; 820 Girard Bk 10's. pt. 12—At Brokers Board.—0 shares Roading Railroad, 1644 ; 20 do, Vt. Central Railroad, 54; 25 do. do, do. Bs 10 do, do. 30; 25 do, East Boston Ce & do, East Bosto 4, 4,75, b 60; 25 a lo. do, Oy Boston and Worcester Railroad, 4; Sdo. Fitehburg Kailroa poston & Maine Railroad, 109 Wes do. do, 11244 4g Copper Co, ing Raitrnnd on ing Railroad, 16'(, iiromd, 4; 4 a 245; 3 do. do. Pitts: 6 m ; $3000 Read- 'd.—10) shares Read- 30; 25 do, 164: 2 do. Vt. Central Boston & Maine Railroad, 110. 2 NION COURSE, L. 1.—TROTTINO. will be given, tingNorses trat never wou & three mile heats, te haruess, free far irse over that ameant, ‘To come Pakk THEATRE —THURSDAY the entertainments will commence 1ZAR* O—Rolla. Mr. Hamblin; Pisarro, ; will close Saturday evening, September 16th, | Mr. Stafford; Ororembo, Mr. Tilton; Davila, Mx. Hamilton; HY biacks ab Grecae & Seems, No tS Cha nin tircos | Men ie, Shanke : Zivisa, Aira. Winstanley? Buy. (Tope) Mist M.D, GREENE, Proprietor, | Chapman; Cora, Mra, Dyott. ‘To be followed by a mew grand = Or ogee: | Pande Deux, by Signora Ciocea ai or ‘To conclude BLIC SALE—ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2074, | with the celebrated farco of BOX & COX—Bos, Mr, W. B. 1848, et 10 o'clock AM, at the Masouic Hall, Chesnui | Chapman; Cox, Mr, Dawson; Mrs. Bouncer, Mra Dyott j street, above Reventh. Tie extensive and valuable collection of | Drers Circle, 75 eta; Family Cirele, 5) ota; Upper Boxes, 25 eta; Minerals, Birds. Shells, Fishes, and AnimalsacdsheN rih Ame. | 14, 3736 ett; Gallery, 12}4¢. Doorvepen at 7; curtain riste at Fea Indign Colleetion, known as Peale's Lilaaelphia Museu, | Ty o'clock ued. tion, and to be #0 ENRY : SREOR 2 : ta z TECAR, Sherif, Philadcipina, thers shee, Bopt, Gah IMs OWERY THEATRE—THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT. 14 N.B. The sale to be continued at that our, on the following will be performed, the tew birtorical drama, im’ three acts, until the whole are disposed of. (tyled the DESIrUGIION OF THE BAST ENJAMIN MOUNEY, AUCTION BER— Barc of Wrought Nails. Raward Pays at ten o'clock, 320 canis Nai tation ; alto, for account ot whom, it’ may goncemn, ® cases and 4hey heads, contain in, doz. horse, jouble-barrelled . 4 doz. mack, nail, carpet, 14, damaged on the vey: do: DERWRITERY: will gel! this day, ec of impor: shoe, Ld doa, nd shoe han ACOB §, PLATT, AUCTIONEER —TO-MORROW (FRI- ‘the auction room, Hariware, Cutlery, or Reign--Maximilian Robeepierr cf Paul } B Clarke; Frederick won, J, Dunn; Jean Marat, Me.J i erman Duplay, Mr. C. Warrick; Victor Rollande, Mr. J. HL ‘Hak; Prer Fimlice, Mr. Winans; Fleur de Lis, Miss Fanny Gor- d jargot, Mrs, Sutherland: Ernestine, Mrs, Waleot. With the cemedy of THE PET OF THB PETTICOATS—Panl, the pet, Mrs, mu Mist Bie St. Pierre, Mr ptain Cannonade, ce Mr. I A Mixes Phil Doors 0 at te-commenice at 73 e'alock.” Roxen, 28 ctx, wnder the mame ‘a Boxes, 28 ote Pit, 1}gcts, ATIONAL THFATRKE, FORMERLY acted (oy FRAU'S Ni Chatham. Jewelry, gold and tilver Watcher, 103 — evening, September 14, will be complete assortment of all Kinds. | the laughable js IN THE DARK—Mr. Selim ‘Also, Ca vers, Spoons, Kc. Als, Fancy Goods; 1000 Gold Pens, | Pettibove, My. C. Solin Pettibone, Miss EM Fencil Cases, &e, The whole in lots to suit couatry as wellas | Alter whieh will be lar drama enti city dealers, . MY=TEKIES AND MIS: YORK— OS1—A GREE locked, containin instrument, mado by patent, Any avenue th handsomely rewarded BO X, WITH A BRASS {ANDLE, 2 Cormopean, which is.» brass musical | Bussell, Dublin, Bratshaw s mm returning the eame to 373 27th atrect, ath BLACK LEATHEK TRUSK, MARKED “U. M,, BALTO. was Jeft at 389 Broadway, py # porter, about the Jt» inst ‘The owner ean obtain it by proving property, and payingexpenses- IAMOND PIN LOST—ON TUESDAY EVENING, IN Chanfran; Captaiy Tobin, WF de: jig Lise, Mra. McLean; Little Lise, conclude with the farce of TUE SPECTR Diggcry, Mr. Burke, Doors open at 7, mence at 7}, o'slosk. Boxes, 25 cents Par- is eae, E Bl a ow formance te oom- it, 1236, N ILO'S— MADAME LABORDE BEGS TO ANNOUNCE her Benefit and last appearance on Fritay, September 15, when wiil te given, for the 5th and last time, the French opera of LA FILLE DU REGIMENT, in which Maduine Laborde, Mada ne Poul, Milo, Faruais, Mesera, Lsborde. Mordanr, and Joan Sefton, Broadway, between Wall and Franklin streets, a circle of | ¥'ll appear. A solo on the Violin, by Signor Noronha, Violinist diamonds set asa breastpin, with the owners nameengraved | % the Emperor of Brazil; his first appearance in New York. To tn the ing-de, A suitable reward ‘will be =v Yiailun oper of LUCIA DI ery ut his oftice, No, 19 Wall street, USICAL INSTRUMEN’S—THE UNDERSIGNED Ort fers fcr sale, at very low prices, a very large aesortinent 0 Violins, Guitars, Accordeous, and Violin Julian and Grnian tr Leads speotacter, Jockin Jogne water, and other: tion of purchasers, lasses, snuff boxe avalio Bohemian glassware, tumblers Lin! fi medicine seales, Co- ey articles, to which he calls the atten. William etrest, up a paid by the owner, on boxes, gl iM, tairs, GUUTARS MARTIN'S GUITAR | DEPOT.—STRANGERS nie with the last act of the RMOOR, ‘ LAM PANORAMA OF TAYLOWS CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO, AT the Minerva Kooma, 406 Broadway, shows, natural as’ life, the Marches, Encampments, and Battles fought by Gen. Tayior. ‘ayy | it aleo gives correct views of the country, towns, cities, kc It is the most beautiful painting ever seen. Open overy night at 5 O'clock. afternoon exhibitions on Wednesday and Saturday, ‘at S o'clock, Admission, 25 cents. Schoolsadmitted ‘commenciny Me terms. ‘No charge for descriptive pamphucts. wal ST WEEK OF BANVARD'S NEW DOUBLE MAM- Missouri san in want of « food Guitar will find it to thelr advantage to Ponorama of the and Riv call and examine Martin's Guitars, before pure! wi ol twenty-three hundred mile, belDg by far too ‘The superiority of Martin's Gi ‘As regards finish, tovy, and 4m the, world, aud of the largest rivers on the what is the most important) @eility in execution, is too’ well xtending more than twenty degrees of latitude, 0; nown to need apy recommendation. Sold at manufactarers’ 1, 68 Brondway,actjoining Niblo's Prices, wholesale and retail, at 385 Broadway, up stairs, only by t half price. Panorama JOHN B. COUPA, Professor of the Guitar, ormmence moving at Bo'clook. Afternoon performances on No connection with the store helow. A SPLENDID ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR SALE, AT Weduerdayr and Sate: at3 o'clock, O* MONDAY EVENING N WILL BE PRESENT E ® Great Bargain.—The Pianoforte is made by one of the ed to the public, at the Apollo Rooms, Broadway. fest makers in Germany, juss impertsd, CM octaves, gothio pat- | s series of representations ef tho Antediluvian “World, tern, of superior tone, touch and finish. The owner leaving the | designed by the celebrated JOMN MARTIN, K. L., paint: city, it will be sold for cash, orexchanged for dry goods orgroce- | er of the Fall of Nineveh, Belshasar'e Feast, the Illus ries, and a good second-hand Piano taken in part bay. The | trations to Milton, &e, Theso representations have Piano may be seen at 164 Spring street (three doors from Laurens | been executed in Rome, within the last fifteen months, by street). Also, to be disposed of as above, lease of a pleasantly | and undcr the direction of Mr Charles Martin, assisted by’ the situated houre, reut moderate, and part of the premivesletto | best Italian painters, Music will be selociod and arranged ex: goed tenants, _ iat. | _ | Pressly, for there epreseutations, by Henri Der, xecuted 18 AND CAPS, FALL FASHION.—WILLIA% BANTA, | feoor ne, fare Raa nermecgie Ay 7 94 Canal, corner of Wooster street, is now ready tur te | 80M: Rdounrd Billard, from Paris, Fall Trade with an extensive assortment of Hats and Caps. His moleskin, silk, and beaver hate, of the new style, which, for ‘and cheapness, he holds 1p for 8 city. The etyle of trimm: adopted this season is particularly recommended for effectn: yeventing injury to the hat from perspirati external appearance, durability, competition with any gold in thi hair, Algo a rich and varied stock of caps, of the latest and mont approved re establi wared to merit its continuance, OR SALE—A WELL MATCHED, BEAUTIFUL PAIR RAY Kentle in ingle and double harness, family the last three years; sold for no larger pair, foun at Tai Hortes, 1634 honda hi; heen used by a private fault, only as the owner wishes to buy a $8 three years since. Can be way, by inquiring for ¢ OR SALE,—THE BARK ALPHA, BURTHEN BY REGIS. id; copper fastened, and found in sails, rigving, draft of wator, ani catries BOYD & Il Room No. 9 Tontine Buildings. ter, 515 tons; not thres years old; sheathed with Muntz yellow metal; well &e.; very heavily fastened, has a light well. Apply to’ ry re terns, whiel ‘at nesrly 25 per cent. Jess than they havi il applied him for INCKEN, San BOAT FOR SALE.—A SLOOP RIGGED YACH 10 tons burthen, nearly new, and a very fast eailer, is forsale at a vt for her, The Jacnt se ‘THOMAS, Boatm Pier Noi N. Ra in for cash, he Rough an tle Garden bridge. OR SALE—A BLACK MARE, WELL BROKE, AND A er hi for horse, “May le geen at the stablo of Chas, ‘Brewart, 146 Liberts Tee fast trotter. Is to be sold because the ital A BEAU: fel ARABIAN PONY FOR SALE. EN ii CLIPSE 8A ‘Sixth avenue. LE HO! STABLE, 15TH ST., NEAR ‘The detachment of horses from this establish- in ally 18 and 1¢ offers to ‘cont been old at othor mente in this city, W.B. would respectfully beg leave to return his sincere thanks to his numerous friends and the public at large for the liberal patronage extended t past ten years, and to asture the public that no effort will be IT, OF offered as. the owner has no Usd y beseon on application to CHARLES t Ready Pier, between QUIRE. Beckman streots, GS AGRED D10K 4 MA S—NOW EXMIBITING EVERY ight this week, and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, commencing at 3.o'élook, at the splendid new Hall, $96 Broad woy, over Stoppani's Baths, Ianningtov'e entirely new Grand Scriptural Dioramas of the most Magnificent Spectacle ever witnessed in New York, Creation of the World and the Deluge. trumental Accompaniments, & magnificent Diorama, tacle of the Six Days of , by means of moveable figures, scenery, pow: rful optical effects, all the progressive changer, from th sond Parknessof the unformed Universe, antil the final completion cf the great work of Creation, as described in th first and second chapters cf Genesis, terminating with the ap- Fearance of Adam and Bve in the Gar¢en of Eden, The Dio- rama is the rosalt of along cherished idea, avd of a lifetime of study and experiment in this department of the arts, tis the cortly, to Mr. H, Nannington has just interded to illustrate the the Creation! exhibiting, tis mor eantiful and perfect work of the kind existing, and tea $175; | combines in its exhibition the highest mechanical Ingenuity, with ttérealls, 440 | tho most astonishing scenic effects, aseisted by euparior poetry, Mr. BUSU. inting aud music, Scenery and Incidente—Chaos, the Firat TBLO’S, ASTOR PLACE, BROADWAY.—BXTRAOR- inary novelty.—First apjcarance in America of the aston- ishing dwarf brothers He mi tree, where their rformances attracted crowiled honses, que ‘The elder is Wiseare ot age, 436 inches high—the younsest, 15 of are 3 inches iu * biel Viret night of reengagement of Mr. t *ppearance of Mrs. Cramer,—Mr, Charles, Mr. hipyendele, Mr, John Sefton, Mre, Charles. Mrs. Cramer, ‘Miss Re ere, ret 14, Grand Overture. After which, rk 8. PETER WHITE, Followed by the Dwarf Brothers. To conclude with SKRTC IE! IND{4. Doorsopen ata ter berore half-past 7. Admire jon 60 een BAAD WAY TaRaTuE—TuuRspay evmvina, axpr. ye tragedy of nN A R— Kai Forrest! Barlof Kent, Mr © ache; Ragan: Mr, Dyott, Bat |. Mr. Lester; Old Man, Mr. sernard: Mies F. Wallack; Goueril, Mrs, Abbott; Aranthe, Mra Teherwood; Regan, Mrs, Watts. after the tragedy a Pas de Deux, by Mlle Celeste and Mora, Wiethoff To conclude with the farce of ThE IRISH TUTOR—Dr. O'Togle, Mr. Shay *» Plaid, Mr Avdrewe; Rose, Wire. Isherwood, Dréss Circle and Parquette, 7b cents; Frwily circle, 25 cents Doors Fredericks; Oswald, mon: Cordelia, ‘8 THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREBT.—-TUURS- Evening, Sept. Id, will be played, i \—Baversae, Mr. Nickinson: Nickin After which, 41 MUS—Comus, Mr. Tynne; Grace; the Younger Brother, Mr Mears ; Bacchanals, Messrs. Mryex, T. Johneon, Rae, derron, Hamilton, Christian, Dowling; Ev Ted lo conclude with the new farce of SKEING TH) PHANT—Jodge Coreoran, Mr, Mareball; Capta n, Mr. Grace; Wiss liza (ore Mra, Loder. Dress Circle and Paquette, 50c, ; mi'y Cirel yurtain risesat 734. MUSEUM.—P. T, BARNUM, fanager. Splendid Performances 3 O'elock, and every evening at a quar- rbefore 8. The Mavager has the’ pleasure of announcing the most extraordinary wonder in creation, Major Littlefinger, hn ld- ing the same retation to the famous Lilliputivn that the little finger does to the thumb, He is ten years old, only twenty-four inchee high, and weighs only thirteen. pounds, He may be son every morning from JU to half-past 12 o'clock; in the afternoon froni 2 till half-past 5; and in the evening, ftom 7 till 10, In adie tion, the manager has also engaged the eclebrated Sable Brothers, Mr. Jerry Merrifield, the thr Bighland Mammoth Boys, Giant or Mammoth Baby, Enormous onstricto: the Famous extra charge seom Performa) tle Finger, Nec ,26 cents; children under ten yeats of age enongh to waik alone, 123g cents, Reserved fronit reat Ing extra, ASTLE GARDEN.—SECOND WEEK OF THE ORIGINAL Ethivpian Melodista, Messrs, Cool White, R. Edwai PrP. Rice, W. Howard, D, Leon and % Clarke, ‘Thuraday, Soptember 14, they will offer @ variety of new Songs, Gloes, Parvdie, Love Ditties, Refrairs. and Gems from popular Operas, interspere ed with Burlesque Leetores, Queer Sayings, Dances, ko, ; in two parts. Dovrs open ab naif past 6; performancewill commence at ck, Admirsion 25 cente, On Sunday, a Grand Sacred noert, ABERNACLE—LA8T NIGHT BUT ONE, PRIOR TO A “their departure for Boston, Immense anccoss of the Mors yian Singery, composed of the follow.ng eminent artists :—Mlle, Lovarny, Herr Zorer, Herr Kraus, Herr Kaln, and Herr Stepel Grand Voca) apd Instrumental Concert at the Tabernacle, Thurs- a ptember 14, on which occasion @ most choice avd ¢ will be presented, when they hope to meet that success: attended their effortain Paris, London, and in all the inEurepe. Programme—Part the Moravians, Zorer; 2. Tho Stand: a Hiegst mir im Herzen,” Milo, Lovarny; imitations of the mi 5. Sootch Air, Mile. Lo pleasing, riations on the Xilocordeon, pel ; 7. Quartette, “The Moravians,” va the com , Zorer. Iuter- termiesion of ten minuter, Pa t If—8, “Look forth, my fairest,” by Berr Kneass, Balfo; 9. Song, “Oh, eanI smile,” by Mile. Lovarny, Baker; 10, National Song, “The Moravian House,” Zorer; 11. Grand Overture on the Xilocordeon, Stopel ; 12. Molly Bawn, yy Mile. Lovarny, Lover; 13. Quartette ty the Company, Keallor. ekets 60 cents, to be had at the principal music stores, and at the door on the evening of the Concert. Doorsopen at7. To ecmmenee at a quarter before o'clock. ‘The Piano used for the scccmpaniments is from the celebrated manufactory of flenti ern. Bip INSTITUTE.—! HURSDAY EVENING SEPT 14.—CAMPBELL'S MINSTRELS rerpectfully announce to the citizens of Brooklyn, that they will give one of their ini:nita- ble and Biehiy popular Musical Entertalnments, atthe Brooklyn Institute, hursdey Evening, Sept. 14, the proceeds of which they will give to the sufferers by the late tire, Doors open at 7— Admatésion 25 cents COMI WILUIAM TEI. ‘ay. The Firmament, the Second Day. Dry Land. Herbaze and Flowera, Third Day. Sun, Moon and stare, Fourth Day. Crea- tion of Fish ond Fow!, Filth Day, Creation of Animals, Sixth Day. Gardenef Eden—Adam and Eve, With this completion of the Iators of the Creation, the first part «f the Exhibi clorer, Part II, Grand Diorama of the Deluge, Tickets 25 Children Lalf price, Doors open at 7, Curtain rises at 8 o'cl'k, ic NGS— ‘imon the Cellarer,” and “ Kobin Hood and the Mr. J, L. Hatton mest reepeotiully begs to announco d gentlemen of New York, that he will repeat his alteration of programme, on Friday he pals Rooms. Tv commence at ® ; tobe had at the principal etores, :L, Hatton, Astor Ifonse the ladies Entertainment, with evening, the 15th, c’clock, Tickets, 80 cents ea the Apollo Roo [AFORMATION WANTED OF MARGARET MURPHY, W110 left New York about four months oF, ond went to Newburgh. She as not been heard of «ince. Any information respecting her will te thankfully received by Dennis Murphy, No. 2/2 Twenty. pul Re Ce ae 7 dame, Addi W Anrep ay, A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A all by eminent London makers, A liberal price in cash ci ‘Addross W , New York Herald N W ‘isnot colo to travel, can bring the bors of sesernouots tions, Apply at89 White strect, 7 ANTED_NEW OR SECOND HAND GUNS AND PI3- i ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPEC1 ABLE YOUNG situation to do eneral housework or chamberwork, ina ment, lately at Saratoga, having returned, ladies and gentlemen famnily; jens devious of hiving ean supplied on aj he stable, serly Here teu a leg hy the ‘ech egy seer tal INE CLOTHING, AT G. B. CLARK'S, Uy ANIED—BY A WOMAN WHO THOROUGHLY UN F Pent ees eee eet ere Backs, derstands her busin situation as meat and pastry cook, ts, Pants and Vents, gentleman, keptready | ;,, boarding house. Best of city references given, Inquire ai made. A very fine Black Dress Coat, fFrench, made to measure | Iti: New rect > for $16; the very finest (Simonis) for $20. As’ my goods are all ba a banat Se coat T oan afford to sell lower than thise who take e700 AST-OFF CLOTHING, JEWELRY, IRE ARMS, ao, Wanted.—I or Gentlemen perfluouseffects into cash, will addressing the subscriber, thr, who will attend them at thelr to o 7 fice or etherwise, HL LEVETT, 2 T and for sale by A. Wheeler. Pri dollar, including explanation and ecrrect treative un dress ioe jarment Cutting, A. WHEELEI, AILORS' FASHIONS FOR THE FALL AND WINTER of 1848 and '49.—The only Plate of the Season is just issued, ice per copy at the office, one patron sheets; a8 also the at six dollare per copy. Reporter, 4 Courttandt st. Hot toll other meth r sale Gourtiandt atreet and Broa dwa the Fashious, 4 Courtlandt street. hasjust received a splendid assortment of real Valencian ‘Lace Cay and Cuffs, and Lace dresses, F. Jones’ horses havin, iv school on Monday, former pupils and others wi lately arrived in this count for the space of twenty years ine 2 honor of offering hi tablishments in guages in general, Should any calling at No, 195 Ninth street, JJ )RINGES AND GIMPS—JUST RECEIVED, A FINE AND large ‘assortment of the latestand most beautiful styles cf Keoyal Silk Bullion Fringes, and rich hand. le Gim ps, for trim- mings; black silk Laces and Thread Laces, every sort of Buttons, Frout’ Trimmings for Dresser, and many oth IDING ACADEMY, 187 AND 139 MERCER STREET.—HJ. ig returned from Newport, ho will o 11th inst. He will be happy to see any ol hing to patronise him. RENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES.—CHEREMBAUD P, ‘who has been teaohi ‘French and Spanish ool leges, where he has obtained the most splendid success, has the services to the Directors of all Literary Es jculnr, and to the amateurs of living lan- person desire to take some los fons in any of there languages, he would oblige him very mueh by ear Broadway. 0 TAILORS—TRE PRESENT IS AN EXC&LLENT OP- y to those who wish to cut elegant le, by obtaining a copy of Stineme! kinds of Clothing, which is untversall ments in tl new work owed to hy the author, corner of d of A. Wheeler, Reporter of ties Ci T° THE LADIES—PETER KOBERTS, 373 BROADWAY, 1 i (new sole). Muslin Parte, Chimoze tts, Cole lack Lace Veils, ric Handkerchiefs Vlack and white Flouneing Laces, & sold at 80 per cent below the uoual prices. Hosiery and articles of the ate Muslin which ‘W ANTED--A FIRST-RATE COOK, WHO UNDERSTANDS her Insiness; English or German preferred, None but ts need apply: Ingvire at 749 Brondway, on Friday 16th Sept., at 10 o'clock. ANTED, BY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, A SITUA- tion, one to do general house work in. gmall private fa- miiy, the other as chawrbermaid and waiteress, or to assist in wading and ironing Heate ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Please apily 174, corner of Mott and i of referci Woman, as Nurse or Seamstress in best of cityreferencocan bo given, Apply up stairs, from 10 to 5 o'clock. mali family. ‘The 1 Beckman street, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Woman, as Chambermaid, waiting, or to do the general housework of a small family. ‘Ihe best of city reference can be given, Apply to 11 Beckinan street, up stairs, from 10 to 5 o'clock, ANTED-—A COOPER, WHO UNDERSTANDS THE making ef white lead kegs, to goin the country. ‘To on ‘yho.is master ofthe business constant employtent will be given. Apniy to BATTELLE & RENNICK, 168 Front street, ANTED—BY A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, A SITUA tion as cook for a small family; has lived in her last place ten yearg, to which she will refer tor her character. Apply to ‘Mrs, Woods, 282 11th street, eecond floor, front room, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation to do general housework in a small private fami- ly; best of city reference given if required. Callat 66 McDougal street, in the reat ANTED—BY AN INDUSTRIOUS GIRL. A SITUATION; is willing to do gencral housework ina emall family. or is willing to go. aa chambermaid or waiter; can be scon at 222 lst street, in the rear. “Good raerences given; can be seem for two jays. ANTED—-A RESPECTALLE FRENCH WOMAN wants a situation as wet nurse in a respectal ily: she he: on be isalso a metres, and has a beal bi milk; the best of referenes can be given. “Piease eall at No. Bowery. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN 43 clerk ina dry goods store, or as assistant clerk in any office » he would make himeelf generally useful, A note addi , to this office, or to 32 Wilict Street, will magt with at- trade ae Serie to denceibe, ait of which he offers at reason- | tention. UI e i ~ = -——- iad paca cag ei ecre ga: ‘ABRAUAM KASTOR, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, Importer, 301 Broadway. with a fresh breast of milk, a situatign as Wet Nurse in RAVELLING TRUNKS—JOHN CATTNACH, TRUNK street, cornor of Broadway, hag now on hand, and constantly making © [om assortment of Tru it ry wholosale and retail. Al Manufacturer, No.1 Wall Valives, suporior article of Orders for the patch inks, an Ley leo, & i iand. Portmanteaus {oF the Rrench Melle Pease furopean travel, and. Portmasiteaus for ch Male Po deve for the West Indien, South Amerion, fo. fled with dee, some respectable fanily. Tobe secnat 448 Washiagton street, stairs, for twe days. ANTED—BY A KESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITU, to do housework, partioulat in ironing, Ke no objection to learn children in it, quire cf Mr. Rohtig, No, 14 Frankfort stroct. ENT SITUATION WITfH A FIRST TION wing, En: mur, Pans, Laide’ and Callouses of ever in a few Di ‘8. In Diarthes, Dysentery, | 600,000 forties harebeen aid risen charneter are eured ilious Colic, Cho'era- morbus, it is ascertain to cure in one day asit ia taken; It ie put up in large bottles, is mild, fragrant, and agrecable, noo to doses ; is ten times cheaper than any other embrocation. & at 60 cents, $4 per doz., $42 per gross, ton gross at tifice 2) Fear st of the druaaists, sadlers, a ut of the erally. N.1.—No sgeusle Will forfeit $1080 if We fail to satiely NOTHER HANDSOME TES. | timonial to tho merits of captains of vossels, mailing from | ‘ope to this port, hasbeen generonsly conferred tipon Captain. | Fisher, of the bark .” from Glasgow, by the pas | tilver enuff box, bearing the | Prosonted to Capt. George Fisher, of | em | \ during their voyae from ET Jf NOT BE FORGOTTEN THAT TO-DAY [8 THE | anniversary of the oceupation of the city of Mex'co, ly em. | Scottand. his army, after the brilliant victories won at Chapale tepec, and before the gates of the jety, Why should we not have some public ceremonial in honor of so glorious an event? We | ‘waderstand that MeCLURE & Co., with the same praiseworthy ppirit of ite former proprictor, will, this evening, illuminate the’ utifal hotel, corner of Broadway onc Walker streets, LES SMITH, ESQ, CIVIL ENGINEER, LATE OF Fea e es aand, will har from hiseouda, William Bauery, of srpool, frecting a lotter for him, to’ the eare ot Henry Davenport, Bens New York = tz D.—THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY a) hoppy to inforan their dealers, and the public generall; | that theirenpital, $200,000, is wnimpaired by the late disastro fire; the; i Hull retain samail eurplus. The company are pro VuEAM [ NiKD pointments for the sail ily adhered to 2.16, Len touehing at fonday, Nov. 5. ew York for Havre, Tacs Leave Havre for 7k, Friday, Jan, 5, "Leave tor 7eh.1. Leave Havre for New day. e, ited States will touch at «a ho yasnae (0 9 a from Havre. Pr ce a asrage to ppecce G. BL MAWSIIAT Le 38 Ihoriing Sip. DE JANELKO, VALPARAISO, LIMA, The United States mall steamer “California,” of about 100 wus burthen,w ll fail for the abave ports on the 24 of October, ard having well furnished @ta’e-roots, offers a favorable convey. sneo for the above nemed_ ports. ‘an experienced surzeom W ont "Por paisaze apply to ACCOM OY OW LA NI & ASUINW Ali, No. bt South street. N8—LOUISIANA AND NI i ‘the first and only regular packet to pail on or ‘tore Monday, Se ember ith. new and splendid fast Genesee, C. T. master, is no’ bt ‘and will pomtively ail as above, Fogulat day, oF having splendid accommodations, apply on a Wharf, foot of Wall to oereet, Fe aut ari he nae ‘AN & vy, wid) promptly Core ard to their addrem, | tained the premivm from ieann, | LL PERSONS WITH DELICATE E Vision, ought to procure ® copy of Trentive on the Bye. are the public less informed, Jangnage, which all can understand, preservation, improvement, and restoration optics, on near Bight tacles, with direetions for their With pater, bas keon recently Powell attends, as usual, to. dieea’ 261 Breadway, entrance | self-action eye’ fountains # large supply of artificial eyes. OCTOR MORRISON CON ina fow daye, Debility’ of thenerves from Sevornpanied mith @ treated by in his office, 204! ton btreet, Nurse ine Lette Y Dr, id aged sight; on the nse ES, of ey isu prostration of men ‘S '¥ Fespectable moreha ‘who will call to purchase, For cures of the most astoundirg tharace ot, ond of every olass, see “ Spirit of the Times.” OR IMPAIRED Powell's popular No subject possesses more interest, on none It is writton in plain and conci«s It describes the human eye, its phystclogy, anatomy and diseates, Contains hints for the hit; romarks id abuse of spec The 24 edition, $ yo,, 50 cont’. Dr, © and ear, Warren atveet, where can be had | strengthoning. the eyes, wh he Aierican Institate. “Just received, eh INUES TO BE CONSULTED on delicate diseases, which Le cures without mereury ar hindrance from business, "The disonse in tte early stages he curce indwseretion, emost obstinate. wieteree oield he most in ictures to his nrethod of ewring by atsorption. Seo his London Diploma, . pout paid, attended to, ‘NO CHARGR—DR. MURPHY OF 63 GOLD ordi young man who now has a good situa has licen for'seven orcight years, but is desitous of field for study and improvernont. ‘The b-st of mees can be given ag to ability, &e, A lie addrossed to W. ., Herald Office, will be promptly attended to, ng TED—A SITUATION BY A PROTRSTANT YOUNG ol Wowan, c6 Chambermaid and Seamstress, or to Wash and Tron fine things, and make herself generally ws Will be - | receromended from’ the last place she Hved {n for honesty, so @ | bricty, and geod conduct. A note % Bowery, will be Attended to; oF can he seen from 12 o'eloek till 2 ANTED—BY A VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG PER- son, whe con produce unexcoptionable testimonials as to chsracter, abilitics, &¢.,n situation, to travel with a lady to the Souther Northern States; would have no objection to cross the Atlantic, Inquire for Emily, at Barclay Street Hotel, private parlor, from 10 to 4 o'clock. ANTED—A SITUATION, AS PORTER, BY A YOUNG married man, who is well doquainted wisth the city, and who cau give the of ces As to intogrity, steadiness and ability, Adverti fair hand, is a good accountant, and would be willin frnself goncraliy usefal, A nove ad- dressed B., Herald office, will inect with prompt attention, SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE WO. hermaid, cook, washor or ironer, or to do the Work of wsmall family, Has no objectien tu com if the country. [ onee can b 23 Greenwich street, 0 ENTERPRISING CAPITALISTS —ANY ACTIVE BU- sineos man, having from $500 to $10¢0, who would be willl to invest it ina Show speculation, may addroas X 1’, O., Hi office. To eave trouble, none others need app'y. O STAGE PROPRIETORS.—WANTED—A STAG run twice n day, tive days in the week, between Union and the lower part of the city. to collect pupits on be Ta sehool, AD cenfdentially consulted on all forms of private p> A Weakness wth hi pote 4 plications may be made at 46 Broad street, np staira, Wesmiey eudctay eee e ie by Dr M, nO WINE MERCHANTS.—A YOU, A MAN, JUST AR ‘case, ot hindrance usiness. Office rived fr osnes @ thorough knowled; id 63 Gold ntoents open from 7A. M. to 10 the Tanai Ted win'a, hocks, and wines sa K, MORRHEAD'S GRADU These now and bea 1ED MAGNBTIC MACAINES 1 inetruments combino advan. vantages not posersed hy any others. Ina neat and poriatle ood taste, from grat experience, tablishment or other business; he » German Holland languages, Apply at 82 Green ich street Ecrmpats an sample empriy of the life givieg intaencos of electro. é magnetiin may be instantly ‘i. Tn all nervous dircases | AYO IMPORTERS, AND JOBBERS IN DRY GOOD3—A the eflont of theso instruments is truly wonderful, and owe most Young Man who has recently arrived from England, is ns bighly recommend then yare net | anxious of forming an engagement with some honse in the above Jer, aid ate necompan Jone, He bas bad twelve yours’ experionee, and yerfectly under on for use. Price $12. oom is ihe ‘3 in all iis departmonts,| To any party who nd sold whole: require bis verviees, he foe! 1 “4 D, C, MOKREHBAD, M. D,, 182 wld require bis serv: woul avn Jn waking hi PMEORTANT ANNOUD Uhreo years bins elayed jutic Curatives, were introduced to the ul Siatos, The extraordinary demand for tle hoon equalled by their unjarnileled success, fully acknowledges this rorul and patronage nil exeeller in therefore, follows, being @ deducti es, both in thix country o Bult, three dollars; yemic Bracelets, Dr. Christie MOREDEAD, Goneral woy, New York, Be ] M,, 6 to 9 PM, (Snnd: re of Counterfeite, Attending tholr cure. It is chiefly, howov alvanic and Mage ie of the United articles hes only Dr, Chriatio grate- ; and in return for the contidence the public where hi inventions were unknown, he has determined to place them within the reach of al y are universally acknow ledge thin abliated prices of the articios will be ag t ‘s Magnetic Finld, ono dollar, D.C. Agent for the United States, 188 Broad: K, RALPH, AUTHOR OF THR “PRACTICAL PRIVATE Frente he. £8 Greenwich streek—otiee Loti 9 to 12 A. lay ox: red ose who a] in tl 3 8 will be varprised atthe rapidity and py ‘those who Dave sue. welt generally veeful. City retorence given, Hora Offiro FTO PROUESSONS OF MUSICA GENTLEMAN HAVING a leave of one of the handsomest Saloons in Broadway, ady fitted up (orn Concert Saloon, wi 10s, bar, Ro, Wishes to weke an Engagement with a Pisnist and fone oF ive exormers (say one male and two or three females) to open in ® ew days; or would take ® rontleman, thoroughly qualified 10 conduct the camo, his, equal par gn the most reasonable terms, Apply to Howe ‘Nassau street, bo- tween 10 and 12 o'clock, this day N ELDERLY LADY, TUR WIDOW OF A LATE PHYs! inn, aad of the highest reepectability, wishes a sitnation as ee; in some other responsible capacity, in a genteel foxnily. ost respectable referer 0 objection to go in the country or to travel. Address at this offlee, HANDSOME VICTORIA PUHTON, NEARLY NEW, with Horse and Harners com) the ay Box A, plete, for rale upon reasonable texmm Can be geen at table of JOWN HURSSON, hrvot, near University place, “A LADY, JUST ARRIVED PROM BUROYR, 18 DESIROUS fener plnctan ef tool pie cog ergy apgonate | AA 1etiing egnigment tae a "Contwuner, miiery advanced and distressing stages, (from tncominom advantages and qi Py eR i a very tatentive prectier,) he cea afford 8 rapid, oa Tog oer ‘woul! devote her entire time to the imterests of her employer, A Highly respecte references can be oo; A note addressed al nection enna to. Ge tt, Win, Hall and Son's, HY, Broadway, will most ‘ORTANT NOTICE—M. WISE, OPTICIAN, 437 BROAD PS, Salary net so much am object as a ‘semen vers ea not the sane, an 3 ber 457 Brvosway. n waperior Opern Glaracs, eee, bw the Jay le also bi Dovey. torr Kis Sieodp ant customers, and the pablio rally, that he hae roturved. from Saratoga, and is now ready 60 aitend to porsons suffering from defeetive vision, Fia superior Meient to re He asportment of Geld, Steal, avd SLi vor t inthe iy. Re ® large o:ortm mt of attention, home. OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, H two small children, either in the lower pa near the ferries in Brookiyn or Willi my room and bed room) in second atory would be required, furniched seperate if desired. PY-in but neat living is desired, ‘and terms must be reasonable. rd in a private family would preferred. Satisfactory references will be given aud required, lreas G. H., with real nome; &e., at Box 258, Post office. OARD. WANTE —THE ADVERTISER, A GENTLEMAN of the highest respectability, in desirous of locating himeelf iu Agentec!, private femily, in New York or Brooklyn, where his services, in instructing ore ot more pupila on the piauoforte and tinging, would be rondered equivalent to his board, ‘The best of erences. ax to capability and character, can be givon, and the e re ired, _Addrese T. H., Herald f 2 URNISHED HOUSE WANTED, WITH ALL THE MI dern improvements, for a private family, in a beleiy part of the city, from Ist October, or the presont time, to lst of May or June» xt A dren, with terms, 3 lower Post Orlie, PLAS PSOME, APARTMENTS TO LET, FURNISHED OR ‘ur furnished, at 3 Nort Moore strect, © LEASE, OR TO LET—UOUSE AND PREMISES, No. 14 Dey street, third door below Broadway, well calculated for a Fublic house or Refectory. Inquire of Mr. CROMWELL, n_ Nov id Nasaan street, ) FFICES TO LET—ATNO. 29 WALL STREET, SUITABLE for Insurance Companies, Bankers, Brokers and Lawyer Appiy on he premive,to | JAMES MONCRIEP, (Ohl piowrtfiboed FRAN is OR FRENCH TAUGHT on the Oral system, enabling to eenk from the frat Lown, ‘and ensuring eae and. fiuency to. pupils more advaneed, but de. ficient in #peaking. Tuition at howe, in classes, $2; private 4 per month. Fad ilies and schools attended, lease addr de St. Pierre, Natif de Paris, 308 Broadway. APER HANGING! ERVAY & © turers, and dealers in F Per Hangings, No. call the attention of country dealers to their | ings, Borders, Fire Prints, Curtain: at the lowost manufacturer's prices RISH AND SCOTCH MALT WHI:KEY, SUPERIOR TO any thing in market, and the only pure Malt Whiskey in Ame- res, for sale, at twelve (eigen, for new Meret thirteen for ‘25 per cont cver proof, by WILLIAM M. PARKS, Distiller, 86 Seventh Avenne.—Office 42 Btone street, WE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS friends, and the public in general, that he will open his new ard saloon, corner of Broadway and Fulton street, on Thurs day mornirg, September l4th. The saloon was closed a few weeks since, for the purpose of making repairs, which are now complet. ed. ‘The subscriber also takes this [portunity of returning his i stowed wpon him during are new, aud tho bar eup- VICTOR ESTEPdE, OR SALE.—“THE PLACE,” NO. 86 NASSAU STREBT, Jong and favorably Known asa Public House. The entire, ora one half interest of the sam offered for sale. There isa ‘and very favorablolease, The house ia replete with fixtures and .urniture th: ut, Merrantile ci advertiser from devoting the time which ‘He would prefer di of an interest to pee ing of the day. oil i EWARE OF THE SUDDEN CHANGES OF TGE weather—Mra, Carroll's Medicntod Vapor, Sulphur, and Iodine Baths, 254 Broadway, two doors al are a certain cure for colds, rhenmatiam, cnill mation of the respiratory organs, diseases of tho danger of cutching cold after taking there baths, ALL THOSE WHO ARE TROUBLED WITH THLE PI con be cured by the use of Upham’s Pilo Bloctnary, for wi Certificates of cures are received daily. The Medicine’is w: ted to cure in every cars, Sold wholesale and retail, hy KETCUAM & HENSHAW, 121 Fulvon st. N. ¥. OT READ THAT WORK WHICH [8 CREA h excitemont among the + upper” erust in the city to all who have ust, tom opy of * Ry. medens, or Iniquities of New York,” at Tioh racy, rare, funny, sud enrcastic, For sald at :> > C chard (rod ash) Coal, well screened, at tho following low pri- cosforeash, viz: Nut $450,and stove and egg at $5, trom the ard corner of Kingand Greenwich streets 25 cents Jose from oat. PBTER CLINTON, $810,000 BOXES AMERIC. Leonard stroot, id fever, infla. No skin, &e, It is Ann street. OAL—1 AM DELIVERING THE BEST PEACH OR- crystal sheet pla oF show a ut pictures Fizes inclusive to J4x46; 2,000 boxes Redford crown. consisting of a general aseortment of sizes, from 6x8 to Orders for any sie promptly exccuted, Por sale by = yee OGaN, WALKER & SMITH _Manufacturers’ Agents, 45 Cliff street, q WINDOW SHADES—FOR SALE, FROM 37: 30,000 cents vpward.—Merehaata edlery We. rap b RIKER, manufacturers and cxolusive dealers in terlals for making and shade 2 haw CBSE, BUNIONS. AND BAD NAILS BNTRACTED BY Dr. Shiriako!l, from St. Petersburgh, Dr. 8. bogs leave moat respectfully to inform those who are in ny Way ‘afilicted with corns, warts, Ke., that he :an bo consulted daily at lis offices." Lo engages himself to any oue, who would honor him with @ visit, to cure the ahove by his delieate and particalar treatment, which will perfectly cure. In assurance, ho will with great pleasure show hundn ds of lettors and cortifieatos, which le has ousantly ived from his pationta, Ofico, 63 Chambers street, ORTANT INFORMATION.—GENTLEMEN WISa their winter clothing citler eleaned, dyed, altered, an with now collars, cats, buttons, are intor No, 6 Murray tree 9 to get their work de well and cheap. Provate your over coate in time. No golos.n wsod in eloaning., A Hine addrosied from any part oi the city will be attended to by the general :ailer, A. CORTISS0%, street, near Broadway. Chargo for ci/aning overcoats, $1; nents, ENAMELLED PLATES FOR AR re directed to this beautiful f ver rely from t the improvement of entircl sin the mouth, and numer Wearing or requiring art and satisfy themes roadway, cornet of W EDICAL OFFICE—DR, JOUNSON, 16 DUANE STREET near Chatham atreot, 80 well known as the moet ecesseful ctitioner in New York, im tho treatment of venereal diseases, fhe Doctor's reprtation for skill in those vld hall-eured oases that have existed for years, ls preeminent, Gloot, ctrloture, ul Body, of in the throat oF nose, pais ING 8 of the effectually eured. brought on by a eecret habit indulged in by youne men, caus faecivions dreams and wightly. otnis poutively prevent Recent cares oured in four days, without iserenry, No alteration dict, or prevention from buelness. 0 CURR, NO PAY.—DR, CORBITT, 19 DUANE STENT, IN icitber’of the Royal College of Surgeons, Londen, wey be éonsuited in treatment of delicate disease, No matter how long yeu may have gleet, ulcers upon the body, or in the thrvat or 1708 Jains in the bead and bones of the lege A practwe of fourteen years, devoted to veneren! diseosos, cnathey Dr. C. to eure the rorst formw of this disease, Recent eases cured in four No mercwy vied. Strictures cured in one cr tuo wucke With individuals who have indulged in a cer- INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. Urrea, Sept. 12, 1848—3 P.M. The Free Soil and Whig State Conventions—Accident on the Utica and Syracuse Railroad. Our city to-day is again a scene of confusion and bustle, with the arrivals of burnburners and whigs to attend the above conventions. The first is that of the barnburners, which was appointed last February tomeet in this city, on Wednesday, (to-morrew,) 13th September, to nominate presidential electors, governor and lieutenant governor, and the other State officers, for the race next November. There have already ar- rived in to-day’s cars ® number of delegates from New York, Long Island, Dutchess, Ulster, Rockland, Merki_ mer,&c. The next is the whig State convention, which meets here the day after, (14th September.) to nominate their candidates. As yet, I believe, not any of the whic delevates have arrived. A number of barnburners will arrive to-night in the twelve o'clock train of cers. Jobn Van Buren, Benjamin F, Batler, and other distincuished free coil men, are expected by this train One of the most extraordinary accidents, and escape without loss of life. happened this morning on the Utica and Syracuse Railioad coming from the West. When near Oneida, @ Mr. Gridley, trom Philade|pbia, in stepping from one cur to another, while the train was in motion, slipped and fell between the cars, Kor- tunately for him they were just going over a small crossway, under which ran a stream of water, and Mr, Gridley fell through cars and crosaway into the” stream, aud was not the least injured, only creatly excited. The careful conductor, Mr, Fellows, imme- diately stopped the train, and Mr G. was soon safe aboard the cars again. Such an escape from loss of Ife is reldom heard of, as bad the from which he fell been three feet further, Mr. G. would have been crushed to death in an instant. ‘This should bea warnipy to railroad passengers not to be moving from one car to another, when the train is running at full epeed. Eiaut O’Crocx, P.M. The second train of cars has just arrived, and quite a crowd of regular delegates to the free soil State con- vention are on the spot, together with a great many others, to vieit this convention, All the hotel have made preparations to receive their guests and e1 tertain them in the best manner. Baggs’ fine hotel is headquarters to-night. The foliowing regular delega- tion trom the different counties came in this train :— Albany Co.—Reuben Stanton, RK. Bennett, C. W. Broeck, C, T. Valentine, T, B. Redder, aud T. B. Van Buren. Columbia Co.—Theodore Miller and Wm. G. Man- derville. J. Buttolph and Wm, Elton. Lyman (re Putnam Co.—A. L, Dean and Saxton Smith, Rockland Co,—Daniel Johnson. Sullivan Co.—H. R. Morris, Ulster Co.—T. Seymour, Hacr-rast Front, P.M. A telegraphic despatch was received here this even- ing announcing that Gen. Leslie Combs would arrive in this city on Thursday morning, to attend the whig State convention, which mects hero on Thursday, September 14. At present we are unable to say who will recvive the nomination for Governor. An informal meeting will be held to-morrow morning, at Baggs’ hotel, when the delegates will probably make @ selection ' There are some strong objections to the nomination of Gen. Dix, one of which is that he voted against the Irish appropriation bill last winter; that was an error, which probably regrets, but which it is not in the power of convention to Fepalr; it would lose him the Irish yote—a vote which will be very stroug, and which it is, of course, all-important that the barnburners should try to secure, I am of the opinion this evening that Col. Win. C. Crain will be the nominee for Governor, with, perhaps, Robert Emmett, of New York, for Lieu- tenant Governor. It is, however, possible that neither of them may be nominated It has been sagened that the barnburners should adept the policy which they recommended to the Buf- falo Convention, and nominate a Clay whig for the office of Lieutenant Governor ; but | hardly believe that they will do it. A good deal of cordiality and unanimity seems to exist among thom, and there ix evidently a disposition to nominate the strongest men, whoever they may be. A number of Clay and Liberty delegates are present. Judge Addison Gardner, of the Court of Apprals, has been pressed to accept the nomination foc Gover- nor, but he has positively declined ; one of the rea- fons which has constrained him to refuse to allow bis name to be uted is that he isa Judge of the Court of Appeals; if he is nominated for Governor be would feel bound to resign the seat which he fills with so much dignity ; he does not belicve thet the vacancy which would thus be created could by filled without retarding the business of the court nor without inju- ry to the public interests. Tho judge hus had time to familiarize himself with the business of the court ; he has not done ¢o without application and study, and if he should now resign his place could not be filled, Onw o’ctock A.M just rrrived with a great many to visit the Free Soil Convention, from both east and west. Among them are the following regular dele- gates: - Westchester Co. Rensselaer Co.— and J. Livingston, Many more delegates will arrive in the 12 o’cloc'c train to-morrow. The third train hi Jared Crane and F, Barrett. lex. Ff. Wheeler, J. A. Comstock, Reavine, Pa., Sept, 11, 1348 The Run up to Reading—Pretiminary P the Free Soit State Convention Four thousand majority has been given in Berks county for Martin Van Buren. Reading is the capita of Berks, and here, day after to-morrow, the free soil Van Buren State convention is to be held. How will it affect the sturdy Duteh free soil democracy o the State of Berks, as this great county is often distin guished ? How will it operate upon the regular, or irreguiar, nominations of Baltimore and Philadelphi: We shall see, It may dosomething. Who knows ‘We had a pleasant run by rail up the Schuylkill this afternoon, through a fine cultivated ceuntry, teeming with the rich products of the Dutch farmers, and beau- tiful in its repletion of subsistence. Bread—bread, the hills and valleys wore smiling with their abunda: of bread and meat, butter, milk, honey, corn, cakes” and clover. A clear, fresh water, sparkling river, wind- ing dewn o rich and garden-like valley, bounded by wooded hills and mountains—with ever and anon, along the way, a town with its mills, furnaces and foundries. —such is the valley of the Schuylkill. The great charm of this valley is its subsistence. Here lies the Feeret of good govermment. Give the people bread, and plenty of it, and constitutions and governments are easy of administration. Thank God for the rich harvests that bless all the land. Amen, say all the people. What wealth, even from the famine across the sea, shall flow in again upon us from the rich pro- ducts of the year over the broad acres of this broad empire of Uncie Sam, Asan evidence of the substantial fare of Reading and Berks county, when called in to tea this evening, at the Mansion House, we were not limited to up of Young Hyson, or La Guyra, and a plate of chop} beef, asin the cities of the seaboard, but we had a good fashioned, country Pennsylvania supper, of veal cuth and eggs, fried chickens, tes, coffeo, milk and toast, corn bread, preserves, sclinite, schmeerkaes, and doubled and twisted doughnuts, friadin fat. That's the way to doit, That's the fare which, in Derk» county, produced your medium sized men of two hundred pounds avoirdupois, and rosy young damsels of sixteen, of one hundred and fifty ed valorem. Some of the county delegates are already on the ground. A preliminary town meeting of the free soflers, was held in Beyer’s Hotel to-night. Five de- legates were appointed for the city, to attend the State eonvention here om the Hith. After which, there being a crowd of « hundred persons, more or leas, in front of the house, Dr. Kdward 1). Gaxzam, of Pitta. burg, came forward and addressed them for an hour, taking the Boffalo platform as his guide. Mr. Gazzam contended thut nuither Cass nor Tay- for, and that neither of the conventions nominatin, the one or the other, was sound vpon the question free soil. It was the slave power which had ruled out Mr. Van Buren in ‘44, and the slave power which raled out the New York democracy from the convention of ‘48. He then described the Buifalo convention asa congregation of 75,060 freemen, champions for free jabor, tree speech and free svil. Heeread the Buffalo platform, and commented upon it, section by section. it desonnds that there shall be no more extension of slevery. Henry Clay, like Mr. Van Buren, was belie to ke, ip heart; sound upon this question; but the ‘oceedings ¢ poritivel restored to health and not to be decvived. Dr 19 Duawe ote 10 THE MARRIBD moot be ‘AM: MAURICRAC, bow 12st ’ ow pow, Lad ostracised him, and the whigs of the North ad truckled to the South, and taken up a tlaveholder. ‘The doctrine of free soll was the true ground. We want these new territories for tree labor, for our own children, and the oppressed of the old werld; and we want grants of land, in limited quantities, to actual settlers. We want to keep the public domain out of the hands of sordid speculators—we want it for free labor; for it is that alone which can ex- tend the glory and prosperity of the country. We wont, as fer as practicable, the officers of the federal government elected by the people. We want the Fosteges redvced—the Southern States are an ex- pense to the Post Ofice Department—the North pays the revenue, and the feoe North may, there- tore, demand @ reduction of the postazes, to on- courage and sustain the social {ies which binds us to- gether, Such are tho dootriuws of the Buifalo platform; and when that convention declared for the repeal of any act admitting slavery into the territories, how did it tellin Congress? It told jike the warning voice of the yeorie it came upon them |'ke the deep thunder of Niagara. 1t was this which » cured freedom to Oregon and the Wilmot provieo, it was this whieh persusded Jamer K. Polk to #\su that bill, in express condempa- tion of the holson letter of Gew Cass, After this fashion Mr. Gazzam continued fer an hour, winding up With a direct challonge to the Cass or Taylor mi to refute him, if they could, for that he was teady to them on the epot, It was time for free Ponnsylva. nia to be up.and deing. Virginia, « slave State, has @ free soil electoral ticket ; Maryland has done the same thing ; and free soil meetings have been held even in the city of New Orleans. ree soil, free labor, and free speech, public economy, election of officers by the people, cheap postages, and harbor and river improves mente—thisis the platform of the free soil candidates. Mr. Douenry, of liuntington county, was next brought forward. and for haifa hour in support of the views of Mr. Gaszam, and partioularly in ox, sition of the trickery of the democratic and wi national conventions, and tho necessity of an inde- ndentticket. The Pennsylvania delegation at Bug Taro, of about one hundred and fifty, bad selected by accident, in the Park, a sma. button-wood tree, to de- Je thelr position, so as not to Be utterly swallowed