The New York Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1849, Page 3

: 1 -reival of Stenmer Isthmus from Chagres, Bar rmome, June 30. 1849. Frhe steams) > Isthons arrived at New Orleans on 15th, vis !svans, from Charres, whence she sailed With. @ Isthuey Lad brought » small mail from San Ff -neiveo, Allthe California emigrants, st Panama, had taken sange imthe steamship Califeraia, which was expect- “0 ail for San Francisco about the 20th instaat, he rapy season had commenced on the Isthmus, gone henkth genorallly prevailed, (gave Raritan had arrived at Havana, and (to leave for Vera Crus on the 28d, vported Mendes 4 or Cxlifornia Emigrants by Iodtans. New Oxxeans, June 26, 1849, A rumor prevails (hat a company of seventy-one orante, from Repider, Louisiana, en route for Cali- vnia, had been attacked by Indians this side of the veky Mountalus, and that all except six, were mur- eC News from the Rio Grande, Now Onreans, June 25, 1849, arrived from Brazos, and brings $60,000 in specie Tho ipeurrectioniats have issued prenunciamentos lost the Mexican government. t» be a general disposition to revolt rth-eastern provinces, here seems roughout th Cossivs M. Clay--The Cholera, &c. Orsernatt, June 30—9 P.M, ‘There were $1 deaths trou cholera for the last twen- ty four hours, up to » to-day, 76 of which were cither Irish or Germaa immigrants. Six additional deaths by cholera are reported as hay- g sccurred at New Richmond, Obio, during the last ty-four hours, ‘The line of telegraph between this city and St. Louis 4s been down for several days. ‘The heat has been very oppressive all day. ‘The Shelby News publishes a statement in reply to an article in the Maysville Eagle, concerning the recent @feulty between Mr, Clay and Mr. Turner, in which made to appear that one gentleman was equally culpable with the other, Nomination for Goverpor of Mississippl. ew Oxreans, June 25.1849, he Democratic State Convention of Mississippi have cainated General John A. Quitman for Governor of Liat State. The Cholera at Cincinnati, Cincinnati, June 29—P. M. ‘The cholera interments till noon to-day are 96; other Giscases 37, We have lately had some heavy rains, arcompanied with much thunder, Large quantities of ‘csi are being burned in tho streets, to purify the at- ephere. The Cholera in Philadelphia, Putapetenta, June 830—1 P.M, ‘The Board of Health report 48 new cases of cholera, q 18 deaths, within the last 24 hours, The Cholera in Albany. Aunany, June 30—6 P.M. f Six cases of cholora, and three deaths, have been re- ported in our city since yesterday. Postponement of the Visit of the Baltimore National Greys, Batrivone, June 30, 1849. The Independent Greys have indefinitely postponed their Fourth of July excursion to New York, in conse- s@uence of the cholera. Markets. New Onteans, June 24, 1847, The cotton market remains unchanged and the sales esterday reached 2700 bales. New Oanurans, June 26, 1849. ‘There were sales of 4,000 bales of cotton yestorday, at dull prices, Freights to Liverpool have advanced— ‘the last engagement having been at the rate of three- veighths of a penny for cotton. Baxrione, June 30, 1849. ‘The produce markets are quiet. We quote Howard street flour at $460; wheat, $1; white corn, 49c., and yellow do. 68¢, Curvecann, June 30, 1849. "The receipts by canal, within the past twenty-four hours, were as follows:—Flour, 3,479 bbis.; pork, 66 do.; ‘wheat, 1,009 bush.; corn, 1,823 do ; wool, 28,440 Iba,— ‘The dewend for four is active, and quotations have an upward tendency. Burrato, June 30—6 P. M. Recoipts within the past 24 hours :—Flour 4000 bbis.; wheat 11,000 bushels; corn 18,000, The market for fiour, with a moderate business, is in favor of the buyer. ‘The eal embrace 1,000 bbls, at $4 06% for straight \d Western, For wheat there is a moderate in, nd the market is steady. The operations in ¢ 10,000 bushels at 40 cents for Western mixed, and dlc for Gat yellow, which isa decline. Whiskey is 18 2 18}c., with sales, Flour to Albany is quoted 55e, Other freights are unchanged. Atnaxr, Jane 30-6 P.M. Receipts within the past 24 hours :—Flour, 5,000 bbls; corn, 37,000 bushels. The market for flour is steady, Dut not active. Sales comprise 1,000 bbls. at yesterday's quotations. The operations in corn are 8.000 bushels» including mixed Western at 50 cents, and flat yellow at 61 cents, which isa decline, Rye is 55 cents, with sales of 5,000 bushels, In oats the transactions reach 9,000 ib 33 )g a4 ee ee Boston, June 30, 1849, Cotton— Sales of 200 bales, mostly middling to tar Up- por were made at 8)4¢e , 6mos, The operations in flour 6 1.000 bbls , includixg common to good brands Weoters, Southern and Genesee, at $475 9 $5; = small Jot of Georgetown was sold, to-day, at $5. Corn is ra- Movements fer Ca \!fornia. Sanina or TH Crescent Cire. —The steamship Creecent City, Captain Stoddatt, an.’led yesterday afternoon about 3 o’clock, for Chagr*s- As she left her moorings, she was greeted wh many hearty cheers by thousands of spectators. Agnexed is a list of her passengers :— J. Connor, J. H, Grey, * J. Mandeville, E. Lewis, ©. &. Mott, J. Bartlett. J.B. Sagar. JR. Witherman, H. Darragh, H. H, O’Gallaghan, N. Talbot. A. L. Kichel, berger, T. R. Dascomb, 8. Stimson, ts Stimson, Hy w Sabin, G. H. Graham, A, Sandford, NN. Shepard. D! Schoonhoven, Wm. Drake, J. Manes c We tints: horne, 8. K, March, F.A. Howell, J. P. Clark, T. Tilden, G. Rice, A G. Ries, J. Bills, Wilson, We Haisted. J? B.F Rand, J. Follansbee, A. 8. Eddy, J Andrews, 8. Knapp, J. Noyes, H. Johnson, L. M flart, A. Crahan, J. Chapman, C. W, Churchill, F. Me{atyre, L. Ingraham, A. 8. Carpenter, J. P. Luther, B, M. Hyatt, 8: Chase, 8. Day, JF. Howe, Mr. Hilligers, W. Schene C, Wiley, W. Shattuck, J.’ Hyatt, T. Andrews, J. Po: N.H, Reynolds, Captain C. M. Grinnell, D. 1. Flo n. C, Palmer, W. T. Brown, H. Reed, LG. MeDenald, .§. Turner. D. B. Rosing, W, Kendall, J. 1H Fish, J. W. H. Connolly, W. 8. Carr, H Braes, J. 008, Leeane. E, Doty, J G. Hodge. J §. Watson, J. V. Sch acy Buttuck, F. P. Fits, C. A. Mead, E. P. Perry, E, W. Brown, A’ H. MeNair, ‘ye . Bailey, J Dougherty, J. 8. Maloney, C, Hyland, W. Francis, A. Bil- lings ‘Magstaff, J. Leng, C. K ‘Taylor, C. B Gilland, W. Taleot, G. M. Jackson, J. Big Hodges, D: incu D. Berry, A. C. MeCart; 1, Schofield, J, MeDaniels, B. Adrian, C. B, Michele Cap Cod, A. Taylor, D. Lindsay. E. Anderson, T. D. Bixby, Carey, L. R. Anthony, G. Magstat, P, W. Bennett, L.N. Jones, A. Schenck, Hammond T. King, Baker, F. James, C, Moor, J. Lane, W. Wine, J. F Davie WwW. Smith, J. D.C, Beach. $ D. Doliver,J D.Cox,A. Alles, » Francia, Hollingsworth, Cap Swain, * M. Floyd. W. Taylor, J. 8. Townsend, J. F. Smock, . Gardner, W. H. Chandler, C, Lee. J. G. Dana, Ww H. Benton, E Sutton, J. H, Eddy, L. T Aare B. Tilley, Pp ker, A. Staples, A. L. Eddy, J. H. Spies, C. Goodwin, YW. Barelay, E 8. nantes - Moore, N. Wing, M. Wal- lis, GW. Beach, M. Haywood, D. Daniels, A Belcher, J, Allen, jr, A. O. Cronyur, €.’E. Young,’J. Edsall, H Fdeall. C. W. Rand, P. Folger, E. Moore, J. M. Farrar, Hon, 8. L. Burritt, Hancock J. Chambers, R. Turnbull, J. J. Bryant, J. G Brown, F, M. Macondray. Lieutenant Beall, J. Holkins, D Wright, C. E. Hitchcock, H. M. Whitney, E. Ingersoll, W. Bullock, R. D. Kimball and lady, UC. Shaw, J. Wakely, D. Murra; ). Thomp- son, W. H. Christie, WW Dwight, D. Manjer, H. Fitch, J, Smith, C. R. Peters, J. Jaskson, J. Simpson, ©. 8, Gunn, G. Dwight, H. Mallen, F, R. Starr, C. W. Daniels, L. Brown, C. Ince, J.C, Leach, D. Knower, F. W. Urann, J. Curry, C. Rich, W. 8. Pearson, 8. A. Bet- tis, G. M. Reid, J.C, Jaques, Hi, A. Smith, M. D. Platt, J. Keste, P. A. Roaeh, J. H. i, Cramer, D. Knapp, 8. Norris, J. G. Hooper, D, newy, W. F. Walton, WW. D, Keeler, MASSACHUSETTS. The ship Vistula, Captain K Boston, on the 26th inst the following passengers Mesers. Thomas Scott Harmon, G. Peirce, and Nath'l D. Grover, of Boston; Philander Paddock, Henry 8. Carr, Jas. F. Stewart and James M. Paddock, of New- buryport; Robert Fay, of Lowell; M.A. Simpson, of yoes, sailed from for San Francisco, with Durham,N.H.; Authur W.Marshall, Hampstead,N H.— Total, 10. MAINE. The following is_a list of passengers on board bark J. Merithew, Capt. McGulvery, which sailed fone fearsport for California, bn Saturday, June Jos. W. Boynton, Wm. Savage, Franklin A. Rogers, Joseph Palmer, Jobn T. Webb & Son, Geo. A, Hamblin, Francis Garland, Wm. W, Hersey, Albert C. Weeks, Wm. M. Libbey, Wim. Farwell, Artemas J. Egery, Wim H. Rateliff, J. Parker, Cyrus True, Isaac C. Fowler, John Whitehouse, Henry Work, Paul Brown, Joweph Worthy. Cupt. 8. Rider, C, C. Stubbs, George ‘Walker, Capt. George Pierce, J. H. Dwight, David Whitehouse, Wm. Clarke.-Total, 28. LOUISIANA, The steamship Alabama sailed from New Or- leans, on the 17th inst., for Chagres, with the fol- lowing passengers Jesee D. Can, Samuel Flower, Edward Byrne, 0. H. Perry, Capt. Charles Brenham, J. Chalaron, Amos Mer- rill, A. Dupre. J. Dupre, Edw, Otis, R. M. Berry, F. £. Tracy, E. L. Weld, J. W. Jenkins, T. H Ashe, R. i Taylor, W. D Cowan, Sam. Lungdon, 8. 0. Whitmore, L, Richardson, J, D, Moore, Chas, Wallet, J. M. Barry Joba F. Stitler, J. D. Fay, Theo, Westell, 9. J. Highams, wl, John Hobbs, D. Henniman, J. O'Lo rr uL voster, GM. Burnbam, FB. Stewart, J. L A. Criswell, R. Randles, Wm. Morgan. R. Kin Lowrey, E. B. Hogan, 8.’ Jacobs, 8 Litde, RH ri James Thorn, R C. Brooks, R. J Morris, Beal, Jas. Walsh, H. A. Lyons, J. B. Stephens, 0. A. Williamso B. Conner, J. H. Low, R. W. mith. ‘©. K. Herrick. 2 haler, Patrick James Smith, Thomas Walker, W. Wright, ce wai Dr. V. Spaulding. Robert 'Toll. Thomas Hughes, U. D. Choiscial, J.B, Bounel, John 8. Mead, K. Fauning— Total, 91. ey Avyornen Scuvytuiit Ranorr Suot.—We men- tioned in Monday’s Bulletin, the case of a young man, calling himself Patrick McKenna, who was admitted into the hospital the night before, wound- ed, and, as he stated, accidentally. We expressed our suspicion at the ume that Hi was not right. McKenna has since been identified as one of the gang of Schuylkill Rangers, who was shot by the captain of a canal boat by the name of Lowry, while he was attem npting to commit a robbery, This makes the third one of this villanous gang who hee been shot. The first one, Jones, alias Clark, hi ade his escape from the hospital. It is hoped that the two latter, McCann and McKenna, if ney hve Os (for they are dangerously wounded) oy strictly wat McKenna’s real name ¥ ee to be Kain.—Philadelphia Bulletin, fune 23, ther st kansai day morning, in the Rigolets. We learn that the Arkansas “No. 4 was run into by the steamer Gen. Hamer, the former on her way to this city, and the latter hence for Pensacola. The Arkansas sunk = ten meneae , _ —— Lisnperensee | there was no loss of Iii e passengers escape from the sinking boat to the Gen. Hamer, and were subsequently taken off that vessel by the James L. Day, and brought to this city. ey, however, barely had time to get on the Hamer—man: of them leaving their clothes and baguage behind them. The Arkansas was lyi en the Day left, with only the 1 he ot her deck visible, — mboat disaster, in the sinking of the Ar- | | New Orleans Delta, Dratn or a Catiroanta Emtonant.— Informa- tion has been ee here of the death of Mr. ‘ther quiet; sles, not exceeding 8,000 bushels, at 560. for white, and 600. for yellow, which is a decline. Rye—W0 bushels changed hands at 630. Oats are ra- ther stiffer, and sales of 3,000 bushels were effected, at 4lo. for Northern; Eastern are worth sbout 37 a 38. ‘The meal market is without change, and continues steady at $5, at which figure 160 bbis. were sold. The ealos of pork are 200 bbis. mess, at $11, Tallow is 7ie., with rales of 10,000 Ibs. In rice, the transactions com- prise 10 carks, good quality, at $3.25, Fish—00 quintals new haddock, at $1 25; 700 do. cod, Western Bank, $2; 600 do. small do., $150. Gunny Bags—6 to 700 bales | were sold, to-day, at 10c, Cassin—6000 mats, at 19¢., 6 months pping Intettigen Rastront, June 2, eg. Arrived—Brig Olive, New York. Sailed—24, bark ©! ning, Rio Jaaciro; brig hae ti | el French, Alexandrin; sehr Columbia, | Mary H Case, 4 Letang, Ale: dria; | }, June 20, 1949, Launched—Ship Mary Merrill, and has full cargo engaged | ere Bawoon, June 27, 1849, Cleared—Sobr Independence, New York. Portia Arrived—Schre Orinaba, St Marys Geo. Cleared—Barks Burnbam, California; St Jago, for St Jago; ‘Drige Prancis Elien, Savanuah; Albatross, Phil Macwr Sailed—Sobe Brooksville, New York, Grovcesten, June 23, 1549, Cloared—Lrig Henrieo, 8b Jago. New Banrone, Jane 29, 1849, Cleared—Dark Edward, Pacific @cea Boston, June 3), 18. Arrived—Bark John Carver, Bangor, Wales, spoke 27th fost, Int 41 Si, lon 63.40, brig Harmonia, from Norway for New York. Cleared—Shipe Arno, Calcutta; Constantias & Anne, Cali- fornia; barks Nautilus, Geno: Now Orleans, O- berlin, ds; Maryland, Baltimore; Delaware, Philadelphia; — June 29, 1849, ‘Vosta, ditto; brige Wansanilla, Darien; | A Lanoaster, Sa- | svannah; Vereailes, Wilmingto NC; Isabella, Baltimore; M 4 E Randall, Philadelphins Pavlina, do; sobre HN Williams, Norfolk; Lynohburg, Gre mite State, and Cornelia, New York; Atlantic, Norfolk. Tar Seancn ror Sin Jonny Fraventx.—Letters were received yesterday from the Hudson's Bay ‘Territory, by way of the Sault St. Marie, bringin intelligence from Fort Simpson, of date the 4 | October last. «he writer of a letter from that post says that | teen men of the expedition arrived here yes- from Fort Confidence, sent to be kept dur- winter, and as a packet from Sir John Richard- son is to go on direct to Canada, I take the opper- | —y to send youa few lines. They went round | the mouth of the McKenzie to the Coppe' but no vestige or word of Sir John Frank- | , or of any one elae, except Esquimaux, whom | they saw in large numbers. y very large party of those daring rascals met the expedition at the mouth of the McKenzie, and, as on a former occa- sion, wanted to make a prize of the boats, and all that wa: them. But nothing serious happened. Sir John, is to proceed to Canada as soon as the | MeKenzie breaks up next spring. Rae is goin; ‘with one boat =" to the coast.” — Montreal (Ca. Gacciis, Jung Silas Hous’, well known in this city asa contrac- ter on thy ‘Itumore and Ohio |, about se- venty miles from Tegependence, issouri, on his way overland to California. He died of cholera. He left pages about the Ist of May, in com- ny with two sons, and a 8 youn man from Phi- fa delphia, named Boyd, died on the Sth in: companions returned, and represent matters | a awful light. The: ony seat lrg from ig to the point where 1 ied, they were scarcely ever out of sight ie cot made grave, and nearly all yt the ravages of the cholera.— Balt. Sun, June 29. Sevements of Individuals. We re notice ‘amongst the arrivals at the Irving House, Wy: . the follow! distinguished persons Rev ton, Westel Dey Joho A. © ngland. has been spending some few “The left, Inst evening. for Washington. 4 = ‘Twiggs arrived at Charleston, $. C ‘Abbott Lawrence has accepted the aj renames >| Minister to England, but will not leave Ter his duty until October Hon. Bailie Peyton passed through Mobile, en route for New Orleans. on the 22d ult. Hon Henry ( has declined to accept an invitation to visit Newport, R. |, the present sammer. Frederick Dougiass and Remond, the celebrated abo- litionists, were recently subjected to a shower of rotten — forth on their favorite topic at Conzens's West Potnt Hotel.—The under ed has the pleasure to inform the public thet his house ie open tor the reception of company, and that he is pre- Cat with ample aceommo: to make arrangements ape ShcA ERICA WILLIAM B. COZENS, N. B. “Tho Morning Line for Al larly land at the wharf in the immediate vicinity of the hovel. Exoursion Boats.—The Un res te inform theOwners and ine of Sieamboats that ee 2 iT patsen— at ter the nevomn Wie 3. ConeENs. reion ‘Boats a oy “rine poms Disaster.—We have to record ano- | 0. 4, which occurred at 1 o'clock yester- | COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MOWVEY MARKET. Saturday, June 30—5 P. M. The stock market opened beavy this moraing and ‘most of the fancies declined. There was net so much activity in the start as noticed for several days past. Atthe first board, Erie 1's fell off ‘4 per cent ; Hi Jem 44; Farmers’ Loan 3g; Canton Co. 4 Erie Railroad went up 14 ; and Reading Railroad \{. The soles of Erie Railroad were larger than usual, princi- pally sellews’ option, indicating an impression on the part of operators that lower points will be realized. It will be observed that the sales of most of the fancios, on time, are sellers’ option. At the second board, prices were lower, and the market closed heavy. The Phenix Bank has declared a semi-annual divi- dend of three and a half per cent. The capital stock, $100,000, of the Macon Manufac- turing Company of Georgia, has been filled, and the company will at once proceed to business. It is pro- bable that the machinery of this factory will be pro- pelled by steam, and from the business capacity of the gentlemen concerned, there is no doubt of the com- plete success of the enterprise. The Treasurer of the New Jersey Central Railroad Company is engaged in issuing new certificates ef stock, in the name of the present company, in lieu of the cer- tifcates of the Somerville and Easton stock, which are to be urrendered. Upon the issue of stock, the company guarantee an interest of seyen percent. per annum, until one year bas elapsed after the completion and opening of the road tothe Delaware at Easton, The directors propose to issue sixteen thousand shares of stock, amounting to eight hundred thousand dollars, to be appropriated to the completion of the road to Easton the present year. ‘The Morris and Essex Railroad Company have de- clared a semi-annual dividend of three per cent. The Newark Banking and Insurance Company have declared a semi-annual dividend of three and a half per cent, ‘The Kennebec and Portland Railroad Company have" created 4,000 shares of new stock, at par, amounting to $400,000, upon which an interest of 10 per cent per an- num is guarantied. It is estimated that this sum will grade the road the whole distance to Augusta and put it into complete operation from North Yarmouth to Rich- mond village, in all 28 mile: ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of cer- tain articles exported from this port, for the week end- ing the 26th inst., distinguishing the destination and extent of shipments to each place, Commence of tHe Port or New Yorx—Worxry Exvonrs. To Liverpool—-Flour, 11.103 barrels; rosin, turpentine, 1,136 do ; tar, 1,000 do.; corn, 215.054 bush: ela; peas, 2,876 do; ‘staves, 9.000; ‘bacon, 126,412 Ibs.; whale il foot 5; tallow, 96,716 do,; oheese, 22,816 do.; beeswax, 2332 do; cedar, 60 logs; tobacco, 43 hogsheads. To Glasgow—Flour, 774 barrels; rosin, 045 do.; tar, faves, 5.000; trenails, 67 do.; cheese, 6,529 79 do; 003 do.;, molasses, 50 hogshea Ibs.; hams, h jo ; fustie, 11 tons. wl Ircland—Vlour, 250. barrels; meal, 804 do.; rosin, arn, 54 612 bushels; staves, 20,000. ——Potash, 61 barrels; pork, 300 do.; beef, 80 do.; jewellers’ ‘ashoa, 24 do.; seneca root, 4 bales; hams, 3764 Ibs ; tallow, 47,111 do.; whalebone, 11,005 do.; deer skins, 9 packages; staves, 8.000. To Marseilles—Staves, 106 000. To Bordeaur—Staves, 74.000. To Holland—Votash, 587 barrels; pearlash, 97 do.; turpentine, 100do.; spirits of turpentine, 30 do ; var- nish, 19 do.; rice, 79 tierces; rosin, 300 tons; logwood, 207 So; shale wil, Sein apiicosy specn taster Ih bakes, staves, 42 000; oars, 530. To Hance Towns—Potnsh, 62 barrels; rosin, 150 do.; jewellers’ sweeps, 3 do; nickel, § cases; quinine, 3 do; ‘umn, 4 do ; silks, 1 do.; tobacco, 18 do ; tobacco, 89 Bales; ten, 3726 Ibs ; whalebone. 28,721 do.; tobacco, manufactured, 1,230 do.; rice, 127 tier agar, 207 hogsheads; furs, 64 packages; caplvi, 10 casks; bark, 52 eeroon! To Belgium. —Potash, 295 bbl .j rosin, 927 do.; rice, $28 ten ; coffee, 200 i mahogany, 52 logs; whalebone, 9.429 Ibe.; hides, 115 pink root, 10 bales; jalap, 6 do,; skins, 4 phgs. do. ; logwood, 40 tons; fusite, ve To Portugal —Rice, 30 tes ; 150 bbls ; sieves, UNG Ray ween k—Tobaceo, 25 hhas ; logwood. 100 tons; whale oi}, 9,959 galls; moss, 1 bale. East Indies —Flour, 50 bbb jomestics, 1,800 duck, 45 bales; lead, 624 pigs; cheese, 462 lbs.; retined, 8,400 do.; butter, 978 do. Asa Minor.—W' ‘oollens, + eases; domestics, 190 P “— pkgs. ho Buenos yres.—Pitch. 50 bbis.; tar, 100 do ; vine- gar, 50 do.; lumber, 116 000 feet; linens, 3 cases, To Brazil —Flour, 800 bbis.;’ rosin, 1,216 do.; pork, 110 do.; bee: 160 do. 130 do ; tacks, 60 boxes; sperm candles, lard, 4.206 Ibs ; tea, 2728 do; lumber, 49.721 atting, 120 rolls; domestics, 124 pkgs.; popper, it. Mortine Flour, 200 bbls: rye flour, 25 do. 50 d , 2hdo; beet, 6 fodo,; butter, 153 i 10 do.; domestics, 257 piga.; roap, 16 bxx.; mould can dies, 86 394; gin, foreig alls ; cocos, 10 bags; to- bacco, 4 218 Ibs.; cheese, 1,356 do; Putter, $20 do.t'bams, 068 do.; suger, reaned, L718 dos; 800 do. v Mesico —Pepper, 10 bags; shawls, 9 eagos; silks, 1 wo oll ania, 6 do: cassia, 6 do.; paint, 47 kegs; , 200 ~l mde tat rakes ay coy Se = bik. @ bales; cheese, 243 ibs.: tperm enndles, 100 bxs. To Denish West Indies —Silks, 1 pkge.; tobacco, 55 bales; do., mfd., 3.985 Ibs.; pork, 100 bbis.; alewives, 70 do.) pails, 12 casks. it Indies. —Flour, 370 bbis.; rye flour, ae To Duich W do ; bread, 59 do ; spirits turpentino, 1’ do.; . 100 do ; domestics, whale oil. 680 gall Ibs ; butter, 3 cheese, 169 mould candles. 44 di To British West Ind 1,904 do.; meal, 1.838 do. ; bread, 277 de. beef, 62 do ; tar, 217 do ; rice, 1,199 do.; varnish, 15 do.; soap, 50" Dxs 1.981 do.; bread, 45 bags; coffee, 228 do; molasses, 3S bhds.; tobaeco, 1 Iba; butter, 3.960 do. cheese, O47 do,; lard, 484 do, To British North Amevica—Flour, 641 bbls; pork, 480 do.; beet 19 do.; meal, 224 $2. setae da ri 11 do.; rpirite turpen ine, 2 do. 0 core 442 bush ; peas. 1.200 do ; herring, e488 bas, Go; mouid'candles, 190 do’; sperm candies, 6'do.;| S's" Ibs.; cheese, 1.22 do. fab, 0117 do.; to mfd., 210 do.; oii meal, 16,380 do; whale oil, 1 gallons. ‘ao; teh. 2,557 do sperm candies, 1 do; jo ; sonp, ‘20 bxs.; —Flour, 2567 bbis.; rye flour, rk 265 do.; ‘088 20 City bank 100 Farm Trust uw do #8 do 100 Can 3 Bs h 5 B a WNY& New Haven Wy SECOND BOARD. $1,000 N Y State 5’ 3 |} she Farm Trust » | 3,000 Reading Bonds om do 10 3 | 20 she Harlem RE DOO Ee eo 30) | o@ do ) a” do co w do 1098 By 2 odo 0 a mw do 55% By ” S | 5 ‘telot at mn Lake are hereby cautioned chasing tisk iste forteate the rail road agents. YMAN BAILEY. i) sayrost N. J. earn | —_ Mi‘ Siy ropeitse Ths well knoe 2 tathe ity are HaBINESU, ev. the Irving House, ‘Astor ogen Cer lowes, aud hot and cold salt water bat water shower baths, at ‘his establishment foot ‘of Desbrosses ‘Wishing to 1 do Our Friends a Service, we the ether day, where the cheapest and beat Boots, ed. Now: the eee shenn.oty at of the stor, Changs, and every jee, that the place is PioNes: s. M6 Ann strost. Wi | bovis ‘The Late President Polk—An ne hg aa merous collection of pyes eat mon, foseatly taken Brady, are t or like- Stesea ef “the, tate President Peik, which have, bose pro ‘artiate to be wari vallod im truthfulness and exeew- Fae Jnvites the pablic te examine them, at his rooms, Broadway, corner of Fulton street. Dr. ae ae = a - van, | Broad: — Jere te ano! ja oe wees ‘he’ Boston Medical Journal, (the. frst jo of ee sahoe Jn the ryan States) fart abo ier % at on branches; of try. tary of novens, twice The rads Je 9 jor No. 4. NR, Sunday mor Signet © loaves Keyport atta. ont agreoable aquatic exe. cursions ii o Boarders taken on pall 45 terms for any term, week. day. or month. BOApRine IN BROOKLYN. — 7WwO Gz an Sehr a ee ms and pleasent rooms in ‘yeive street, near Willoughby at. ‘Him street. “VERY PLEASAN NT ROO Wir hoa) and, S81 ALE oat site eee hed ot Ne lady; also, @ PRIVATE ENGLISH FAMILY, RESIDING ON STA- ‘A ten Loland, near she ferries, it desirow inte tear he ne STrerences wi'l be piece and required, Address Office, Tompkins ville, Staton Isinad. WAN rrr Ferrey Cc A FRAU'SNATIONAL THEATRE, , CHAT At or AN Mira 1H ermecd: Pai yin wood: Pavty, Miss Mes RTAN—J Te he Mr? Gisanfrau; Cape Tubs, re, Metayer: Jeavelia Meadows, Mrs. Melaan. To yO SPEAKS Pins Charles, Mr. Hivid; Smart, Miss Mi Doors open at 744; eur se Mor day evening, Jnly 24, will be actad A. I Ayer. Bradway paar Wa ans 0 pater "Necromancer. —itoaiay ® va x “the wonder of MACALELSE Kt,” o,"" will make in. tle, performances comprised under the CHANTED PALACE, She 270 t Dream: Over 200 wax cand! ni Bole iatol shot; ay ‘ards o Ragpen'e bers IC"S MALL, No. 472 BROA WAY, and WHER, aud every sit My bunts pighe as until fart! Tass the sideat sotabli Huta the a teh te berecatee eet ot prevent popaiar style auccess city, elusive evidence of 3 wy in the word 5 and originators of the ntertainmments, whose dectag’ the past three ys is most oon- their superior merit and stirectivense. direction eort commences MUSEUM.—P. T. BARNUM, J. Greenwood, Assistant Mas 4 in the afternoon 3 f the calebrat at all | the well-known and universally popul: and Ventriloquist, tx also engaged, and will give his amusing and astounding experiments in Necromancy and. Ventrilos quism, at each 6 Lart week of Great West= the Yankei Also engaged, Mr. Merryfield, Miss West, Mr. Chapman, Mr. ture Statu: jameso Twins, Madame Rook= ue Admission 25 cents, Children under conts AMERICAN ey thay presen! well, the F. Nigies 8 GARDEN. ATH OF JUAY, 1819.—WILLIAM ectfully announces to the publio that he | opening his Gardeu and. new Saloon ‘on the gloviows of the anniversary of our American Independence, he hopes to offer a inment worthy of their pa= URTON'S TaRaTH CHAMBERS STREET, REAR of the C be open on the Fourth of July, Wednesday me in ‘the afternoon at 2 o'clock, and in the eveningatS o'clock. Mr. Burton, Mr. Brougham’ Miss Chaps men, anda full complement of comic talent, will appear tn the afternoon and evening, Full particuk.» in the bills of the day. Z ASTLE GARDEN.—A CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC » by the cvle~ dor the direction of Mr. will be given oa Sunday e} brated New York Ban Nosher, Seen David, Oratorio; German Andan' Air from Stabat Mator, Rossini; Kest, Spirit ‘The Church of our Fathers, Bloomfield; V' {ntermigsion of half an hour. Part Secon Every Thought, from L duction with Polonual field; When shall we Convent Bells. Maynard. commence at 8. The Cosm 8 hs ranged, and canbe seen at ‘all times, ASTLE GARDEN.—THIRD WEEK OF THE TRIUM- Phantly Suevessful Summer Fetes! Inoreasod At 8 for the H Week! New Features! First A ance of Miss Caroline Hiffert and Mr. Stephen Leaoh. gagement of Mile, Lovarney and Herr Stoepel. Last wook of the Germania Society, and tirst performance thi t—Mighty Jehovah, from Herttog: Polaca, Kuffner; Resi, Books son of the New York Brass Band and Coullon Orchestra, under the di- rection of M Programme for Monday Evening, il it of Overtures, Songs, &e, Immediately cleared for Dancing.— sh, No postponement on account of the » ‘The RAVEL PAMILY, 22 in number, will appear | ¥ ne nents of the mozt I : rg eg 8 : Saplendid exhibition of Fireworks, ap | iaSTLE | tI a telly gM dio ‘ 1 lnane Bd Phant. Immense success of the Promenade Concerts sn * Isaac Edge, Admission 50 cents to all parte | goin tnor i New features have boen added to the already 5S Spee reat attractions, in oFi isa Grand Gala Week, AND MAGNIFICENT PAINTING, Y THE ore than fift for ndest Saloon in the A celebrated artist Philippoteaux, contain 0.8 gO full | World Health Restor 6 Lovely Moonlight lope’ h figures. and representing the procl | Nigh Nekets 25 cen h mt }» will be hibited Jo rr lowing days ofthe weokrat. the eet jd Academy of | RAND CON GENT OF 2H8 ITALIAN snte0 ae Brook). Jeorolomot eot. issiv: hi | the Assemb! ooms of ti hae iy rolomon street, Admission 25 cents—children | Chace en Broadwa, austin ring and Seeceeaie - | Prince str ry eve IREWORKS.—FI RKS.—EXIBITIO | ning of th ante wee Brilliant Designs, for commi spectfully ti a kinds o' reworks, Fire Crackors, Canto for the Trade. Tobe had at tho oldest Manufactui Depot in the country. PI ER, 116 © Corner of Orange, entrance 24 door in Orange street TTO COTTAGE, HOBOKEN.—GREAT ATTRACTION. clock, Tues day, duly th YENTREVILLE COURSE.—TROTYING.—THE FOUR / crack harness nags of the world will come together om | Monday, July 24, at 334 o'clock P. M., fora Purse of $2), mile heats, best three in tive, in harness, John Casa eaters Bryant enters g. m, Lady Suffolt: 1. | - 6. Seek Roe | nO. Mimick enters JOEL COD EXCURSIONS. (SUNDAY) TO GREENWOOD CREME cents, for & sail of 6 . The ste jell, will leave Cunal and 2,4, and 6 c’elock, a1 ry GREEN WooD, street piers daily and? o'clock. SPECIAL! | NOTICHS. OARD OP HEALTH, SATURDAY, J Whereas it bas been ‘incontestibly proven, by sad ex rienee, tha s, and Vozetables, in & state of decompo: provocative of Chol he poorer portions of th purchasing and eating s terious substancer:— Therefore, Resolved, That the sale of fish, shell fi and vegetables, from wagons, carts, and other throughout the the public streets, » Resolved, That th parks, and ef of Pol ‘A meeting of the Sanatary Committee of the Board of Health, held June wrth, 18, the: foregoing preamble nd reso~ lutions were adopted, JAMES KELLY, Dost Orricy, N YORK, JUNE ndi rn ritish Postage is repaid, which ean Tot be collected at co. Letters, jor Bermuda aud the British West India possessions ‘will be for here’ but the U. 5 conte por si ali cases be prepaid. WM v ada VU. A.—HAVERSTRAW CELEBRATION, J 1869, will take place, under the patronage of & Chapter No. 19, Oration, Dinuer, Procession. Ne. Ko, tous and members of City Chap a th e exerciios of ” NITED BROTHERS LODG 6 Citi- re hereby invited to NO. 3, U.A. 0. D.—THE members of the above Lodge are hereby notitiod to meet at the Lodge Room, 40 Centro street, om Sanday, July tet, at So'slock FM. to pay the last tribute of respect to our Inte deceased brother. Edward Mingston. By AME SQUIRES, N. A. Joun Anants, F. Secretary. {ONS OF TEMPERANCE —THE GRAND AND SUB- SD ordinate Divisions, intending to unite with the Common Council in the reception of the Rev. Theobold Mathew, to~ tnorrow (Monday) ai Nera respostive divi to priority of numbers. ANDER McCOTTER, Grand Marshal. coordi ord of Wa bt ane Hey. Theoball Mathews of the eity of New York, Brook- ¢ particularly rejucsted’ to turm Hy to the programme to be pub- DMONDS, G.W.P., OMPANY. ORDER, NO. 9—MEAD-QUARTERS, L.A- Fayetto Hall. New York, June 3, 1M19.—In conformity with Regimental Order te Ligitt Guard. will not pa ‘ty 4h del at orde pasa Ty . vin’ ENT, Commandant L. G. Eow. B. Coren, Orders Serger ae ws ls cone hintets ANTS. TANTRD—A. ‘COOK wo UNDERSTANDS FRENCH or jan cooking tly. None without good ro- commendations as to her capability, need apply at 29 Wa- vorly Pine Weare a Goon {0 ook, P.M. re iym, aud Williamsburg out'on the com Mabed by the Grand Marshal IN A ry raul y. rod $10.01 000 | WANTED. Fox R.4 St more than oo wei DD Port eat =e what tamily. A. Teniden 7 forted.. Address all letters ite J. Denban juarter acres of good pias ox Highlands, Staten ised withs iow pT corner of Grand and Columbia streets, N. Y. Nonoke Tak Stock AND F FixTUR 8 FOR Sa of 8 joring Rata’ House, For yertiveines, enquire wi 506 Broadway OTICR.—A FIRM RSTAB ons mereantile same. t produce the best business, eapacit Nications Sng reel bamo sed oa AAA SA ANAA AAA rorya, saiaioas, a at NLR vesdny, 17th Joly, mt om 2,N.R., jesday, 17%! Thee ey direct to Chagas, ‘withous touching at inter- mediate ports, thus insuring that cient will reach Panama in time for ry im the After Saleon. ed of July. . Steorage... Freight on specie, | por ht oubte foot of bape: jn cubic feet each stoorage eer. No pi er cured unless paid for. son remitting one-half the gmroent of pies ge-money, Tam sooure a berth for one week, panen, For freight or passage: Me & SON, 94 fr PARK PHILENA, FOR SAN FRANCISCO, © i the above vessel will please have Sa tay) h instant, wr core bor + Pior 9, North RB vitton ou boned OF Pier DoVOW LBL, 5 Wost steger, iy evenings of the woek, t ill have ing the following distinguished srti y 0 of colebrity -—Signora Valentini, Prine Dona of the Theatre Royal, Turin, Milan, and ; Simor L, Corelli, of the Academy of Music of Paris and London, and Prima Tenor of | Italian Opera of New York; with several other distin- hed artists, The Piano, on this occasion, will be presi ed over by Mr. Adolphe Roscovite, pu i} of ‘the calebrated Litz, and recentiy arrived in thiscity. Admittance, 25cents, Doors open at 7; Consert to comm: t § o'elock, RAU LROADS. FFICE oF THE AU. BERN AND ROC aor ER R. R Co., Canandaigua, 16th June, 1549.—A. vidend of four per cont on the eapital stock of this Com has this day been declared, payable to the Stockholiers the Ist day of August noxt, out of the net wont six renthe ending*on that day. Sto heir Dividends sere suet 8 is m rofite of the eur~ a, att re- ar yess to the first day of August next, CAS. SEYMOUR ‘Treasurer. EW YORK & HARLEE RAIL ROAR COMPANY. —THE second dividend on t referred stock of the New York at the rate of eight ‘Por gent, fee of the Com a 3) y the third day o: ‘7 te | Pp J atock will be closed from the 23d day of June to the ith day of July. Dated June 1th, ‘1g. SAM'L.M. BLATCHFORD, Tre: MUSCKLLAN KOUB, $200,000 <TR COMMISSIONERS OF THR | Sinking Fund of the City of New York, hy vit Common Councilvof said City, passed M lic 2 a= mday the second day 0 of S'clock at noon of that day til for & Loan of two Hundred Thousand Dollars. For erable curtisentes of shares of the nominal jundred Dollars each share, will he issued, at five percent. por “he lad guar 2th day of July next. ‘The principal will be terly from the redeemable on the twelfth day of July in @and eight hundred and seventy-five. for the whole or any portion of said Il ut no proposal dered which shall ¢ fer less thi par value of ‘stock. J’aymonts of prinoipst and promium for a Socount of which an don or before the twelfth da the City Treasury, at the Mod nk 0 York, for account of “The Water Stock of | f ar one thousand oight hun- deposit a receipt will be » Whieh must be surrendered to the "of the Cortifioate of Stock. ‘The to be sealed up and endorsad “Loan for the OF ve Olay of iNew ork, for tho your 18M ved in an envelop, directed vo’ down tn. or af the Cy of New York, at the al of ® N om. E proposal must state distinotly th money that ill te raid for each One Hundred Dollars of said Stoek; also, the address of tho party making the pro- posal. “By order of the Comumisstoneret tive Staking Fund. JOHN. L. LAWRENCE, Compiraller, fice, City of New Y: 9 ENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS, FOR- imerly S17 ivoadway, now (0 roadway, near Count ai Mechanieal Lamps of every pattern, Vessels, Suspend Wicks, oe Sperm Oit, nd Stands Proposal Pawnbroker, taking in pledges from the Ist of July. By person de te commence pownbroker business, will find this a great op: portunity to take the above ostablishment, with or without stock. For further information apply as above, or at No, 25 New atroet, EMPLE & ROBINSON, WHOL wre. COMMISSION Forwarding Merohanta, Bonibia ( alifornia. NCERT, FOR THE BENEFIT OF Se stroot, will take placeon t 8 o'clock, under the chureh, Particulars JE ALD AMBRA. 136 WATER | STREET —¢ — GREEN Turtle Soup and Stonks served up at thie f ing Saloon, To- Ml July, fi orrow (Mo: AAA AAAAAAARAAN. WITH THREE- Prinoss — PUCATION. ‘THE SUBSCRIBER, A NATIVE OF having the best certitieates tive oune £ his ability to gre instraction in the French ‘asa German languages, snusic, (piano forte) mathematics, che mistry, phy mechanical setences, wishes to obtain a qtse instructer in a rerpectahle family or institution, Please addrens, by letter of HL VANDER WEEDE, No, 199 Broadwa: HOSE GOING TO CALIFORNIA SHOULD NOT Fall to supply themselves with the means of rendering the water they use free from all impurities (the groat cause of country). Th complete thing for this Tubular Filter, very small, easily oarried im be anywhere, Price, $110. r Chambers street, New York. q tO | i be J Push. EXTRA GOOD, &C., FUR- Ch d Mattronsor, being the work of @ onesie manyfootarers, who mast 218 Broadway, under Kmericen Muscum, MEDICAL, en en AT ROS Daze WELLS, MILLER & PROVOST’ COM- or of Binclbber in Drone wa Tiudaon street, In Brooklyn, « 1 frvagiita an tors having failed to cure protracted case. Warehouse 217 Fron! r Line gt "3 WONDERFU L LINIMENT, as A of Cholera, bas yin, tse olty im vem, failed ins solitary instance. e. ) ie y Dottie, at 2 Pearl street, and way, one dost above Grand. It is vory sa! tant relief in all cages, as certain as it is taken. irther — inquire ot ‘samuel Alli- | Dt ag +4449 Ae yp Bg 8 BROADWAY, INFORMB yeep aca eee 1; A COMPLETE PRACTICAL WORK ON THE NATURE and treatment of Vonereal Diseases, and all other fee tions of the genitecurinary eran of the male and fatnale— arto; il ved by A great wumber of beanti finaly caeouted, delineations D. Price $10) 2 jedioal = reveal Journal xtraordinar + of enlored ailing copper snararings the datfency of Uneke ee of the indomitable qerance of a man who cocms se poasegt aa Unccn oray that will enable him to leave his feot-printe in wait, oo thathe be spoken of when the momori ‘only to be fownd in the libraries o “og iy he was both conswred a! Ithows Isinets comparioun of thie Voneteal Guide with goime family of lisansen, it jodly, and without q wal tomny of them, The plates Jn Acton "Frew Sloe are not equal to these. By conirasting the tw the he mi: oof giving Fancocticn, ine theta be ne nee ¥ ao a Lecturer on Diseases of the Usinary rennet "Author yop on the Neture and Treatment of Sparmatorrhan paseos, this branch’ of ye practice, heretefore ‘stems sree Broke a ale wna To tend, 222 ies eget he author, teas, reports of this Insti es, s fnvmerstlag one lished for th eihy sured, will net be pul ERs 1 and of HEELS Stee est of vet an afectionate wife, fteeats ceemer | ‘might have beam spared Je now poor would ha sa | Sompstonte’ ieetanate pew. breton Ia noalth it; hondrede amt the married, or those oon y be accuptod, | jimreriance. gingers te | nf | meet at this spring, and while’ the mrigreieg Our Baltimore dence. Bauritore June 0, 1849, Removals m the Custom House—Mr. Fiske’s Lee- tures— Mercantile Disclosures— The Markets, &c. The Collector commences to make his changes in the Custom-house to-day, and a general sweep is about to take place. Among the appointments announced, are Edward Kenley, father of the gal- lant Major Kenley, as Salt Measurer; Hugh Hum- phries, as Weigher; James Kernan, Wim. Henry Stewart, Jacob Daley, Captain Gordon, Grafton D. Spurrier, and Thomas G., Pitst, as luspectors ; Wm. Basley, Wm. Jordan, and George Brown, as Inspectors. These prpolnmtoia are, with one or two exceptions, oie, . Most of them are old business men, whe have seen better days, but have met with reverses in theic prospects. Mr. Fiske’s lectures on. electrical psychology~ are beginning to attract the attention of HT mepep and scientific, and are no longer re; ledasa humbug. Many of our most respectable citizens have appeared on the stage, and. been operated upon, leaving no doubt on the minds of the au- dience of the truth of his science. ‘There has been quite a stir among our merchants for some time past, relative to a charge brought ogsinns one reapretpnle firm, of which a Lire maoy others are suspected of ring guilt t that Messrs. Anitron, & Hackett eceutly ed = aidioally with one of their clerks, whom they dis- charged. He has since charged them with alteri: the fepeccniti brand of flour, and the guage o liquor, on branded articles in their sO ae al selling them for superior qualities to what they reall ly were. They have been arrested such hygla te bail for examination, which will take Monday next. Our erty is at present unusually dull, searcely af- fording matter for an item. The conveyances to the various springs and watering places are filled daily, and all who can leave their business are moving ot In the Baltimore market yesterday, the foreign news had no visible effect. Howard street flour sold in small lots at $450, and city mills was held at $475. There were sales of whitefcorn at 48 and 49, and of yellow, at Sd and 55 cents, Our Philadeiphia Correspondence. The Cholera in Philadelphia—Fourth of July Cele- bralion—Cholera Hospitals—The Steamboat T'rra- veller— Markets Stock Sales, §c. Parape.ruia, June 30, 1849. Forty-e1ght cases of cholera reported to-day,with | eighteen deaths, Of the cases,15 were in the eity, 13 in Southwark, 9 in Kensington, 2in Spring Gar- den, 1 in Moyamensing, 5 in Northern Liberties, 6 in Richmond, and 1in Penn District. The eho- lera has now been among us an entire month, du- ring which there have been 277 cases and 96 deaths, while during the first month of its existence here in 1882,there were 2,122 cases and 716 deaths. The Prepertiog « of deaths is about equal to 1 in 3. he whigs have concluded to postpone their Fourth of vd ly dinner, but will meet at the Chinese e.g in the morning, to hear the Declaration Tea The Pittsburgh firemen are expected to arrive in the city this afternoon. ‘Lhe Board of School Directors have declined giving up any of their school houses for Har aon- ‘y | Yersion into cholera hospitals; and they have also concluded not to close the schools until the usual | time. Other buildings are now being set apart for hospitals, he splendid stermboat Traveller, from New | York, arrived here to-day, between AY fn and ‘ o'clock, having made the trip around by se eighteen hours. She is commanded by hpan Devoe, assisted by her former able commander, | Captain Bownes. “A number of gentlemen belong- | ing to this city, jncinding the cempany who have chartered her for the Cape May season, came round in her, and were not only delighted with the | staunch and seaworthy character of the boat, but charmed as well with her general arrangements as with the attention to their comfort, and the sub- stantial fare provided for the occasion. She is destined to be a popular boat on these waters. Our markets continue dull, and prices show a deolf- ning tendency, from a genera indisperition to do busi- ‘The news by the Hibernia hee hed bet little af. fect ‘on prices. Some sales of flour, for export, ha been made as low as $4 375s. For city Serta, prices range from $4 44 to $6. Rye flour $2 8734 to $3, and corn meal at $5 White mick. ioe to 108 , and red at 100 to 10Se. Rye, 61 to 530. Yel- low corn, 67c. Oats are dull; southern at 25 to 30c., and Penna, 31 to dae. Steck Saces, June 30 —First Board.—$1000 Schu; ha Kill Navigation 6's "68, 51%, ; $1000. ao. 61 HA 1 cha ies’ Bank, 27; 45 Girard, ‘1255; Mechanies’ Bank, Pittsburgh, Wet ba Mee me 4 Book, 26%; $605, Texas Serip per cent Bonds, bS, 13. Sec Board.—100 Union Canal, 115, ; 2.500, City Bonds, "80, 10334; 6 Philadelphia Bank, 128%, The Summer Retreats. U. 8. Hork, Sararoga Srrinas, t June 28, 1849. Fresh Arrivals at this Hotel—The Promenades— The Garden by Moonlight—The Ladies—The Balls—Congress Hall—The Village and ts Sce- nery— The Springs and thew Salutary Effecte— Anvalids—Politicians— The President of the Unit- ed Btates—The Agent of the Herald—Its Extra- ordinary Popwlarity—False Report of the Chole- ra—The Weather-—Great Change Therein. Since my last, considerable accession have been made to the visiters at this extensive hotel; they | continue to pour in, and it is expected that on or about the anniversary of our independence, the available space will be of a very circumscribed or- der. The promenade in front of the grand en- trance presents, every evening, after tea, a gay and animated scene—the young and handsome, the aged and venerable looking, the accomplished ' miss, who has just finished her education, the well bred gentleman, the dignified looking matron, and the youth who has but recently been emancipated , from the stringent digeipline of college rales, may | be seen courting health by ae Fagen exercise | and inhaling Cs refreshing serving air. Those who prefer retirement uninter- rupted serenity, with slow and measured step, walk in the garden. Last evening, the moon shone out most brilliantly; myriads of stars illami- nated the firmament, the eflect of which oy the lofty trees may be conceived but cannot be de- seribed. Nature seemed to exult at her owa benign “and grand display, while the “pale em- press of the night” reflected a mild lustre upon everything within the range of the eye. Throw the trees in front of the hotel, the elegant chai hers which light the drawing-room seemed like « thousand Ma goer lamps, which reminded me of near London, was, in its tin a what Vauxhall days. The scene was of a two-fold character. | front, the splendid efleet was produced by art, b in the rear, it was nature’s god that shed yo, his works the dazzling magnificence which fill all with admiration, and which is so congeaial to the feelings of the sentimentaliat The dresses of the Indies are, for the most part, plain; the habiliments of some tell of the departure from this world of a father, a mother, or « sister, and thus others are reminded that— Mors misertum neminis nee diviti:, mec pauperis Death «pa ne, neither the rich nor the poor. About the 6th of next month the balls will com- mence at this hotel; the finest music that can be had will be engaged for the season cap the climax of the wide and diversified sources of pleasure, recreation and anvusement. What exercise is equal to the graceful dance? What sounds more truly delightful, captivating, andeven bewitching, than those of music t I will leave the responses lo ers, a8 | am sure the answers will be in the negative. Congress Hall, which, in my opinion, ranks next to the United States, is doing very well— better than at this tine last year. Itis conducted by Mr. Brown, who is, in every respect, qaalified to discharge the duties of his station, He is poli and obliging. The a s which are attached to that hotel are very The vii Tel toa Beautiful places it fa, fact, an avenue lined with trees from one end nd the streets which intersect t street are protected from the darting rays of the sun by those natural awnings In the hottest weather itis cool here; and indeed, to borrow the language of a very distinguished graduate of West | Point, with whom | have had the pleasure of con- soa i, it 1s a blessing to the country fo have such | a place as Saratoga. As early as five o'clock A.M, would see numbers of persons standing roun Gongresa | Springs, waiting to be served with he delicioas beverage, whi flows up from the earth at the | rate of four gallons a minute; the youth who Ministers the refreshing cup to the poet | be quite fatigued after fulfilly office—that of de: hi engaged for some hours every Per- b= rom the North and South, East Best ati Ween, | drought is being taken into fe it cleanses and purifies, the — the | talked over; the merits and deme 7 the rate hoa with se: by the way. pH who wld me | been | drinking the water for 43 last, t the most salutary effects, observed = avery “slim” President. I have looked [i surprised, for