The New York Herald Newspaper, July 11, 1849, Page 3

We Ohio leaf were sold at $5 8734 © $7 30, cash. Pork— Bales were effected of 800 bbls mess at $10 35 a $10 45, each; 106 bbis. rump were offered, 20 sold, at $8 124; , each. Beans—50 bbis New York fetched 87 cts. cash. ‘We have just heard of a sale of 30 hhds. Cuba sour mo- telltgence, New Brovonn, July 9, 18, Arrived—Ship Ansel Gibbs, Merrihew, of Pairuaven, North Facite Oveam, via Hong Kong and 8t Helena, May 6, 2300 bble Sehr Henrietta, Reed, Plilade!pbia. Portiann, July 9, 1849, Arrived—Schra A S Ells, Havana; Almira, Philadelphia, Me)bourne, NYerk. abate Reel Arrive ’—Ships Olive Branch, Liverpool; Essex, Charleston; Darks Girard, Lucy Aun, and Nehemiah Rich, Philadelphia: Lysander, Cienfuegos; James Smith, Palermo via Payal brigh Adams, Philadelphia; Elie Quoddy Be and Sea Beau, Philadelphia; Nob! Grand Turk, and Chretaw, Charleston; schrs Clarissa and Hudson, Philadel= phie. Barks Catharine, Canton, via Singapore; Laura Snow, N ¢, Eleuthera, 20th ult; Cape Fear, Syd- ney, with 40(0 francs in specie, Brig Caled Curtis, Turks Island, 220, NYork, next day. Schr Har nah & Jane, Gonaives, 2th ult, Left brig Jane A Hersey, from St Thomas, uno; schr Barbadoes, for Boston, 5 days; bark Manchester, from Philadelphia, arr 20th, and ald for Jamaica—wovld return to Gonaives, Spoke 8th, lat $9, Jon 70 90, brig J R Dow, from Savannah for Bath. Cleared—Ships Burmah, Valparaiso; Buena Vista, Rich~ mond; bark Stella, Baltimore; brigs Margaret, Barbadoos, Patapseo, San Francisco, Left brig ——, fr Quincy, July 9, 1849, Arrived—Schr Frances Helen, Philadelphia for Weymouth, Pontsmourn, July 5, 1849, * Arrived—Brig Benjamin Cawer, Darien; sehr Lydia Stover’ Philadelphia. Newsunyvrort, July 9, 1049, Arrived—Brig Margaret Sanger, Rondout. Bevensy, July 5, 186), _Arrived—Sehrs J Lovett, Philadelphia; Sth, Metropolis, N ork. Danvers, July 7, 1549, Arrived—Schr Cinderella, NYork. Warman, July § 1849, Arriyed—Schre Atalanta, Harp, and Choctaw, Phitad/1- phia, Epoarrown, July 7. 1849, d—Sehra Susan, Navtucke> for § York, amt sld Sth: ‘orfolk for Boston; Edwd Frost, Philadelpuia for do Provinexce, July % 1819, Schrs Delaware, Baltimore; Pennsylvania, Phi~ Before the Recorder, and Ald. Jamison and Wood. Jury 10.—The Case of Biggs—At the opening of the eourt this morning. the Recorder aunouaced that the motion for arrest ofjudgment, inthe case of Inaac A. Biggs, convicted of sending’ threatening letters to ‘William B. Astor, was denied, and the court would, therefore, proceed tojudgment. The sentence of the court was, that the prisoner be confined in the State Prison at Sing Sing for the term of three years. Frauk- lin Bragg, Biggs’ brother-in-law, was then discharged from custody. Pleas of Guilty —William Schooleraft pleaded guilty toan indictment, charging him with forgery ia the third degree, in having in his possession counterfeit notes, purporting to be genuine notes on the Albany Exchange Bank. ‘Walter Scott pleaded guilty to petit larceny on two ebarges, He was sent to the Penitentiary for 6 months ‘on each offence. Patrick Gilchrist pleaded guilty to burglary in the second degree, in saving fatoatously entered the dwel- ling house of James M Tuttle, of 44 Eleventh street, on the 11th of June last, and ‘stolen various artich therefrom. He was sent tothe State prison for five year Trials for Grand Larceny —Thomas Henderson was put on trial for grand larceny, eharged with stealing # watch, chain and key. and a coat, valued in all at $50, from Henry Seagofl, of 720 Washington street, corner Of Hammond. ‘Fhe’ complainant fs grocer at the lace above mentioned, and the articles were tak djoining his store. The pri seston of the wateh, chain, ke., before d the watch and chain He was convicted of petit larceny, aud sent to the Penitentiary for rix months. Henry Brubn, a German, was tried on a charge ef having stolen $65 in gold and silver coin from Theodore Abrent. The testimony went to prove that Ahrent ‘went to the house of the prisoner, who keeps a German Deer shep in the neighborheod of the Five Points, and after drinking considerably, fell asleep upon a bench, and when he awoke the money was gone. The prisoner was convicted. The court learned that the house was @ notorious den, where thieves are in the habit of congregating Bruhn was sentenced to serve four years in the State prison Trial for Forgery.—Ellen Russel was tried on two indictments. separately charging her with forgery. This woman lived with Schoolcraft, the German, who plead. e4 guilty to forgery in the third degree, aud the mon was alleged by the defence to have been taken by hi from a drawer in which he had placed it On the first trial the proof was at variance with the indictment, and the prisoner was therefore declared not guilty. ‘The second indictment charged the prisoner with parsing counterfeit money on Charles H. Smith, of 140 Chureh ttreet, on the 30th of March last. Two other persons besides Mr. Smith were led to the stand, to testify to the fact of Filen Russel having passed coun- terfeit bille to them. The engraver of the original plate from which these bilis were printed, was called to the stand. and testified that the plates were genuine, ‘but that the bills had been altered from $1 to $5 and $20. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty, and the prisoner wus released from custody, on her ewn recognizance to appear and answer to the ebarge against her. found in one of his boots. Important to Ft: rmen. CIRCULAR TO THE COLLECTORS OF THE CU’ FISHING VESSELS. Ti y Di wn HINGTON, , bp bongo It ie deemed proper by this Department so mo- the circular instructions “On Fishing Vessels,” de. the 22d December. 1545. as to dispense with ti servance of the requiring that yoasels em. ed in the cod fisheries, in order to become entitled the allowance provided by law, should complete their preveribed term of Cod fishing continuous of con- secutive voyages or fares.” it ben consi: er aby the Department @ ratisiactory compliance wi ie that rueb vesrels shall have been actually id exel: sively engeged in the cod fisheries, under license for the rame. h number of days between the last day of Fel the last day of November, as shall ia the te complete the term prescribed by law. of three and a half or four months, as the case may be; the right Femaining to enid vessels to pursue the employment of mackerel fishing, provided they be licensed for that fishery, in alternate voyages or fares, during the fishing season, W. M, MEREDIT: Secretary of the Treas Bew York Post Office Appointments Jvuir & asp 6, 1849 —-Bainbridge Cent ,0- name changed to‘ Bennettaville;” Holl: Es lip ». Riley; Chanmont, Jefferson—P. P. Gai jand, Livingeton—A. A. Rider; Gibsonville, brose Halsted; South Livonia, do.—Denniss Adams, Jefferson—Joseph D. Smith; Sullivan. —Wm. W. Clari ‘ord, Cortland—Riley Steve Fast Solon. de.— Oren Leonard; Ashford, atteraugue Daniel U. Wilsor Kasex — William bb; North Hamp- }. St. 1 Mina ville, Oteego—Joseph Cle Changed site and paw: “ ford: utler, Wayne—Geo 8, Graves; Fal banube, Herkimer—Wm. Kritzinger ‘The Crops. P i The Augusta (Me.) Fu ', Speaking of the bi erop in that State, says:—The prospect for a or: of hay, in many parts of the State, is not very en- couraging. Not more than a medium crop can be expected in our vicinity. Where the snow was blown off the fields during the winter past, many of them suffered with the severity of the cold weather, and are much thinned ont ‘e have also had a dry June, which has stinted the growth of the se. Nevertheless, as the time of cutting will be fiter than usual, should we have copious rains soon, they would materially increase the crop. The Hagerstown (Md_) Neves, of the 7th instant says :—‘* The crop of the country is a fair one, and we think we may ey say that one million bush- els of wheat, the produce of the crop, will be the amount thrown into the market for sale, from this eounty.” —o MAILS FOR EUROPE, THE WEEKLY HERALD. ‘The steamship Hibernia will leave this port to-day, at noon, for Halifax and Liverpool. ‘The Weekty Hirald, printed in French and English, will be published thie morning at @ o'elock. Its contents will embrace all the important news of the week. Bingle copies sixpence. The mails will close at haif- elock. loa te Shad Coat —No Gentleman tone of these elogant conte: they are et eolors, French linen; = Dros Conte, of Le ™ 0 tach, Five Dollar Suit Store, corner of Beene and Beekman streets. Ew @eacrt of Sammer Clothing at Semark+ rly low prices, A beantifel article of silk eum: @leth for conte at $7. The mon sort are sold for $3 daceutSimsaie mabe) Staion (he feet i. Seyret ~ CLARKE, 116 Willlem #0 Father Mathew.—Two superior Lied rtraite of Rey. Theobold Mathew, (one st fall whe coon with any sted dictingeiobel ine > 5 shed in- Iie foome: 0 aod 207 Broud way, eotner of Pele Dr. Rostwick’s Book.—This Extrnordin ted moh wide and marked atten Soe ‘rhyriciune and laymen, ia destinrd vo erate revolution in the method of treating ousie dies Rerstofore so litule understoed nd to wretchedly ma wi theirtetrors, hee excract from the Button Medical Jour= COMMERCIAL AFFAIBS. MONEY MARKET. Wuesday, July 10-6 P, M. There was no change of consequence in the stock Market to-day. Quotations fell off a fraction. At the first board, United States 6's, 1856 and 1862, declined 1g | percent each; Treasury notes, 4; Farmers’ Loan, 4; Erie Railroad, 34; Harlem advanced \;. At the second board, Erie and Harlem fell off \{ per cent each, The market closed heavy, with » down- ‘ward tendency in prices for the fancies. | ‘Che receipts at the oftice of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $204,020 42; payments, $840,971 14; advices, $9,000; balance, $964 530 59, ‘The receipts of the New York and Erie Railroad Company fur the month of June in each of the past two years, were as annexed :— New Youx ano Exe Rarnroan. Receipts for Jun Freighta., $i4 6, 109, 18 435 43 13219 Total... 04 ST $0,320 02 $34,659 15 ‘The receipts for June, 1848, were from 74 miles of read. and for June, 1849, from 240 miles of road. We would like to see returns of the expenditures, merely for working the road, and for repairs, for the corres- ponding period. The company can form some idea of what per cent of the earnings are required for ex- penses, and it would be interesting to see what it is. It is the opinion of those intimately acquainted with the rystem of management, that it will amount to at least sixty-five per cent of the gross income, It is our opinion that it will be nearer seventy per cent. ‘The carnings of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company, for the month of June in each of the past two fears, were as annexed :— Noxwicn axp Woxcrs Raitnoan, 1848. 1849, Through trave $2,080 54 $1,700 59 Local travel, ++ 5.609 30 5,926 99 «» D814 87 8,622 91 eee 988 41 985 41 $15,992 61 ‘This isan vel and freighting business have improved {important and favorable feature, but it will require a long time at this rate to bring the receipts up toa point that will give the stockholders any returns. We have co little faith in the management of any of our railroads, from the smallest to the greatest, that we have no hopes of those now insolvent, ever being in a better position, and great fears that many now paying dividends will not continue doing so much longer, The Savings Bank (Fast River Institution) has de- clared 4 remi-annual dividend at the rate of five per cent payable on demand. ‘The Clinton Bank, Columbus, Ohio, has declared a dividend of five per cent, payable at the Obio Life and Trust Company, The Macon and Western Railroad Company have declared @ dividend of two dollars and fifty cents per | share, payable at the Bank of the State of New York, on the Ist of August. ‘The New Haven Bank has declared a dividend of four and « half per cent. ‘The Mechanics Bank of New Haven has declared a dividend of twe dollars and @ half per share. The Bank of Cheraw, 8. C., has declared a semi-an- nual dividend of five per cent. | The amount of duties received at the Custom House, Philadelphia, forthe month of June, 1849, was $159,- 808 86, against $111,117 88, for the same menth last year. The amount received for the first six months ef 1849 was $1,274,528 52, against $1,454,649 21 for the cor- | reeponding period in 1848, showing a decrease this year ‘of $180,120 59. The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for | foreign and domestic exchange, for specie, and for uncurrent money. aa 40 Amer. do, Balt aollase ‘ort ish dell Spanish dollars Heavy, 7 Men at <3 ms ZZb =! 2 aH : meance Hepa Bouth Caroli: * - iS cae. . we isscling bauks aro 13 per cent diseouat. | Foreign exchange has been in moderate demand for | remittance by the packet to-morrow—Wednesday. Sterling bills have been in request, in consequence of | the large amount of interest to remit. Drawers are firm at ourfquotations, There is very little inquiry for bills on Pari Domestic exchange continues very | quiet, and the quotations eannot be considered other- | wise then nominal. The rates are, however, ali in | favor of this eity, and will continue s0, unless more ac- | tivity springs up in the movements of fproduce to the | seaboard. Specie is inactive. The imports dud ex- porte are only ton moderate extent, and we have no al- | teration to make in our quotations. Uncurrent money | is not plenty enough to give the brokers much busi- #8, Thisis the height of the dull season, There are but few country merchants in town, the re | mittances from the interior are unusually limited, hibits the quotations for the principal public securities of the country, in this mar- ket, at the respective periods named Qvorarions ron Pusiic See: July Treasury oi Reo Tews s= 4 reiting E cin” De: a oa Be: Sieh as aig De: Hoes & Hoey ton a tong De 1734 8 108 Be 10s & lomig 109 De. = as 7 ni 3 Be a “ Ind o Arteane, = eo Alntama, Be Rik Sepaveren, = ges if De. Cae ere) | eo wa wm 1 Weosg & Hood Hot TE ie Tohig 8 lois Lohsg 4 a WIG re aR ek ox, BRE 1m 1g 8 15 | 109 81 10 810 | s& ya @ tBu SS Sy Me os Ne Be WSs "ta "my Ses S 2 8 a vo m | Bem wR aw | eau osu eS ita fins we S16 ie Bie | “=o ape ip. . Quotations for most of these securities have fallen off slightly within the past week, and the demand has be- | come quite limited. The issues of government stock have nearly ceased; the supply upon the market must therefore steadily fall off, and it is probable better priees for United States Sixes will be realized. In the event of « further advance taking place | ‘pn London, remittances will jmerease, and our | ' cently gained ground © rapidly in tho « | Renday, thelsth of July, at 3 o'clock, P.M, if the weather ia ‘no b 4 | confer a favor by notifying the same to |b home supply become still more reduced. A | | Yery large portion of government stock has alrhady been absorbed for permanent investment, aad we shall toon fecl the effect of an annual remittance of large sums to Europe in payment of interest, It is estimated by gocd auteority, that at least one hundred aud fifty | millions of American stocks are held abroad upon | which the interest is punetually paid. This draws | M | about ten millions of dcllars from usevery year, merely | for the use of foreign capital. The payment of the | pvenel of this debt, as it matures, will be another eavy drain. and must exert an unfavorable influence Upor Our public finance We are very much in want | of capital in this country, but we want it in the posses. rion of cur own citizens’ itis by no means good policy to boror of foreigners. American securities have re- | mation of at Europ: an expitatiets. that the amount hel rapidly increasing. and will soon of $200.000.000 ‘This immense am sorbed principally in the eonstruction of works of ine ternal improvement, but fow ef which are suflivient produstive to pay the interest on their cost, so that ai- rect taxation has, toa certain extent, for sometime been resorted to to pay the interest to fore So Jeng as our own citizens were the holders of these se- | eurities. there was nothing to be apprehended, for the | money drawn from the people to pay interest, soon turned to the usual channels of trade, but now, w! such a large per cent is remitted abroad, it is extracted from our usual resources. restricts in a ure the Speretiens of commerce, and is decidedly injurious to el By 4 law of the last L y ogislature of the State of Texas her liabilities, contracted when she wasan independent republic, are required to be presented to the Auditor | and Comptroller of the State. on or before the first of November next, and those ofiicers are authorized to | classify and scale the various evidences of debt. accord. | ing to their yalues in par funds at the time they were | issued, | ‘The following is a classification of the claims by the Auditor and Comptroller : | Denr or rie Revuntic or Texas. Personal claims for services rendered. Star money issued in 1837. . Censolidated fund . . Interest notes . . . Ten pen cent bends. funded. .... Fight per cent bonds. funded. . Promissory notes (red backs). . .. 4 Night per cent Treasury bonds. . ,. .20c. “ Interest to be allowed 6p interest notes up to 1841, | Do. do. on consolidated fund to Sept, 1819. | | | par, | tea hana ok Te, on the dollar, "9 “ Do. do. on bonde to the last payment of inte- rest falling due in 1849 This decision is, moreover, subject to the further action of the Legislature Stock Exchange. | $5000 U 85'e,'36 sdmow 106%; 100 shs Eric RR of 2000 do Ht” 150 Harlem RR 0 4 810 rae do 10) do S10 1000 New York 200 do wo cow do 16 do pref. full 00 Ohio 6 100 Reading fen 3 1000. 1) do sho 10 15 she N Or oy do &) Farmers’ Trust $1000 Reading bonds m0 « (G00) Erie 7's 10) Erie RR 700 do, 1859 BOARD. 1169) 100 shs Reading RR #60 35 100 do 090 36 90 732 25 Canton Co 10352 100 Hartera RR 06 ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. | TUSE SPORTING, CENTREVILLE COURSE—TROTTING.— WED day, July I, at 3 o'clock, mateh three in five. to 2001hs wagons, J. Son Lady Emma; J. Conway naw i EL CONK Proprietor. ENTREVILLE COURSE—TROTTING.—PURSE $900, | $60 to the second best, mile heats, best three in five, in | , free for all trotting bh ‘To cloxe on Wednesday, July 11, at G ‘Two to start to ; JOB Proprietor. ENTREVILLE COURSE—TROTTING.--PURSE $30, two mile heats, in harnoss, free for horses that never ‘won « purse over $100. Also, Puree $30, mile heats, bet three in five, in harness, free for all horves that never won over *hat a purses to elo turday, July 14, by 10 make a field two to start te inal off Auguat 3. JOEL CON UNTING PARK TROTTING Spert Antici ontered for the $f COURSE—GREAT ted.—The following horacs have been Silver Plate Purse, to eome off on Wed- first fai is on roverd will 0) PURSE.—The folll Friday, the 20th inst. Entries Tuesday, the 10th imst.,at & e'sleck, EDWARD EASTMAN, Proprietor. SPECIAL NOTICES, | OST OFFICE, NEW YORK, JULY 9, 1849.—ERIE RATL- ond M mand sfter the 10th inat., two mails will ia the Erie Railroad: one cloning at 5b A. M., La WM. V. BRADY, Postmaster, YOUNG MAN, BY THE NAME OF HERMANN Scharwe, was drowned when on a fishing excursion, off on Monday evi Was pretty sto enimere trousers.aatin vest, white shirt, and boo: light brown. Any person No. 92 Grove stres the above L vdge, at 1 above Lo Hail.) on Thursday ev of the order sre invited. Tue New meraopr street, to the wer Stages, ri Cuz sentre Dr. DD MBURG, WHOSE PRE- ‘ted to apply to | propert, Hamburg, R. CUTHBERT CATTERALL, AND dren, tom and twe daughters, lately from Preston, —Any information respecting them, will be thankfully received by his wife, who is in thir eit Bot know theiraddress. Please apply at 151 Cham) try. | Brookly: Grand and Broome streets.—OPEN EVERY | DURING THE WE. and every wight until fui the nal well ki origi organized 1e42; ¢ ie smocess in clusive evidence ir TD. Ri Je ni0) the farce of JUMBO JUM. mat 7 evrtain rise ata quarter of8, Boxes 25 conte, ECHANIC’S HALL, io. PaDe Rw A, lar style of Bi is eity, during the past th onsiste of ten perfe Ls After whic! Mins Mer: Doors will the Passio Jack, sort, J. and ayer. the eclebra'ed Grecian Ststues, ‘To 10, th fo stree! Orel AMUSEMENTS. wer way anny Brosnway ;ATRE.~ WEDNESDAY EVENING, 1 nd Series of Le MACALLISTRIC the gr mancer, for the part reat Necrom: two week: ge of exhibition, exper Macallister in’ this city, The over he Magical Soirees by perfi w ce to commence immediately clock. ~porforma: Dress Circle, 50 cts.; Family and 3d Circle 25 eta. he oldest ms of their superior merit Doors open wi o ‘ntertainments, whose w @ variety of th Waltzes, Polkas, of the weather. presisely. Tiek ‘RAND COT: Luke, Hammond aud Fort P Rockland Lake, to be had at Pa; sreamboat Frank, | ments en NHINESE 7 and Prince Open fron ender 12 half pa hip le of the Powerfu Bull's Perry, 9 Peat 9A. M. GALLOP. My FR REWARD—LOST, 0 i, steamer Tarite, « box, marked Any person giving such information as will lei tal taleni and Ge eras, pero i by of FORTY PERFORM ERS, com country, to be led der, Diving THE will perform latest and most Ke. Positively uo pos Doors open at; concert to commence at 8 1k PM nt Lee, Ye; and Tickets § o's Huds M, BRO 8 B E streets, the only one ‘in the U; LosT, Etfingha: dinittance 25 cts. ; children N EXCURSION TO ROCKLAND ae Seott—touching erry, Tillietudluma, with & OH : proceed to admit a geutleman and lady, Hotel, and on board ail bills. Refresh Bull's Ferry. the i | EXCURSIONS, XCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANK ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROPESTANT i tuation as Chambermatd, to do plain sowing, re of children, or would have no objections ts ‘smaid. Good’ refe Waste —_ Girl, a ita WaANTEDOA SITUATIO The best of city refere ington street; to be seen for two days r vot engaged, by cal orday, Wednesday, Thursday, Peiday amor BUFFALO will | _ WANTS, BY A YOUN Per in a privat reference. Tnqu ompkins saviare. uces gi BY A ation as RES! Chambe: TABLE f Ma utter ia a Tailorin, years in one of the best Can give Rood reference, y ye No. SW Ninth, VAs: | EVERY Apply at 84 PROTESTANT and Waiter, ino pri- 6 can be give Please andl Apply at 105 Broome siroet, front basement, two days, -ANTED—BY A REST TABLE YOUNG WO: a situation ina small private family, as Cook, Wa: x. Can bring goud references from her last plage. Can Le soon for MAN, ty ANTED—A SITUATION BY A Protestant Young Wom reserving, pastry, jellic “an be scen for te da; avenne. RESPECTABLE rr ry ANTE D-bY A a Pleare eal! at 20 ork ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT on young Woman, a situ take care of ch renee ean be giv ‘Wages not fo much an object as ® permal ing a full knowledge of farmis Please call at 20 ANTED—B ‘a situation housework. No objectio Catherine a! ESPEC" YA ‘c Kon the moss improves sD. hambermaid and Waiter, in & private family. The best of ina small ait een, for tw e. if not suited at street, three or four doors of corner of Blee: ki ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION wrivute family, who is & good plain cook, can show good Oo | ANTED—ASSITUA ing and i the wi ry do the general w ce. can bel give ron! TION AS COOK, AND ASSISTIN | be attended t and | N, JUST | 4, Eatab- | houses in, CARD—BURTON'S THRATRE, CHAMBERS ST. y Wallack respectfully ‘ann euerall his the and last appearance in New York, previo departure south aud west, will take place on Saturday, July Mth, on Wick cecaston she will (hy desire) make her second appéar~ by the firet dri i e Burton, who will appear for tha Pol: nius + Full partioula x Look open from 10 4. M., till 2 Mise Fi frien: a public kindly tendered the use 0 arce as Hamlet. assiste including Mr. W, time in New York apy our as Ophelia urday. tre, her tic talent of the Mary Taylor, who the bills of the 7M. Friday and ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—P. T. BARNUW, J. Greenwood, Jr, Assistant Mas im the afternoon at 3%, and Manager and Proprieto ger. Splendid performen: euing at. The Lump of Gols, weighing over seveo pounds, id brought from California by; Beale, has been en- gaged for this wi Siguor Blitz, the Magician’ and Ven- triloquist, appear engaged, Mr. Jerry Lope, Mies West, dir. Ch ‘The Albino Lady, T aconda, an enormous Ke ul at each nak to the whole, 25 cents. neertain Slasher and Crasher will be enacted at Morrytield, Mi Mr. Co ©, ‘The farce of performance. ton, Miss Sta only 0 Chestra Boson. 873 at7, commencing at 8 Orr, CoTrace, Tenengs Gre Con ert. Free sday. the Lt ‘ottage, Hobok steps of Chatham square. eit Brothers Perkins’, Odd Pellow's Hall, A ror both. jent, will find this a'm: UN attraction—A grand 1 Jmittance. To commence at 34 v'clock, om Friday, the 1th; and Monday, the Lith, Persons wishing to & businens already extabishad, oF to p Apply op the premises, it for hotel, treets, for sale, rable opportunity for Perkius’ Hotel. or at If, PERKINS. PAVUON, GUILFORD POLNT—THIS WELL seuside resort is now open fvr the rece} PEt eEEAME Wishing to Enjoy the henotts of sea ais, ching, and sea food, will find th and desirable summer retr: ven tor G Guy at. a pleasant, healthf Stages will leave N t, on the arrival of the cars. AD, Conw., July 0, 149, R KNOWN a of com= ‘a MASSON House, KevrorT, N.J—THE v his friends and the pablic that his splendid Mavsion House is now fitted in the best style, for the reception of boarders and visiters. aud wine cellar is etocked with the best that the ber would infor rd orallpy His larder arket af- advertiser wishes to Eating House, or No.1 will pay from $1,000 to busin oN, NEW BRE bees to inform person have g Die rooms for families. wh op box i W uy outa second elass Hotel, or etory. 000 cash, aud none bat a good 1 ed concern, $3,009, part of which will be taken on ni now doing « good ve the © is office. hose Herald offic N.—THE are desirous of the country, during the not weather, that two enites of apartments have just been vacated by parties who ravelling, wnd that he has also a few separate dou~ For ono that will suit wed to well PROPRIETOR ting into adsome Our Washington Correspondence, Wasurveron. July 9, 1819. Promunciation of a Eulegy onthe late Ex- President Polk— Respect for the Uecaston—Agperntments in the District The Cholera—Deat of Mrs. Mada- son. In the E street Baptist church, to-day, a large number of ladies and gentlewen assembled, oceu- pying every seat. The marine band, in full force and apparelled in scarlet uniforms, occupied the places usually filled by the choir, and performed several funeral marches. After a loug prayer by the pastor, the Rev. Geo. W. Samson, the Hon. H. 8. Feote came forward to deliver a eulogium on the life and death of the late James K. Polk. Glanciag hiseye towards his right, he perceived his Excellency the President of the United States, and Messrs John- son, Meredith and Crawford, of the cabinet, and several of the heads of bureaus. He bestowed on the illustrious dead the best imaginable character tor consistency and honesty in his private and pab- he acts; gave him credit for giant intellect, and ter having fully redeemed all his pledges with regard to Texas and Oregon, for having removed many of the restrictions on commerce, thereby inc sing the revenue, and, by the admirable manner of vin dicating American rights in the Mexican war, and, finally securing a territory one-third as larg the United States, forever secured the commerce of the East. The Independent ‘Treasury and the warehousing systems were the perfection of poli- tical wisdom; and future generations, when party rancor shall have died away, will not fail to cogard Mr. Polk, as his friends now know he. was 4 teal Jeffersonian democrat. Mr. Foote having e21 utot= | ed the theme of praise, took occasion to advert to the working of our constitution and the which it secures, and insisted that the peo)! manded the exercise of the veto power to arreat the schemes of fanatics for the dissol. Union, before their notions ass laws ; and at this point b i President, as much as to say, expect you to interpose your prerogative.’ Bonnets Senator wound up by a loag Latin quo- tation, and then took his seat. “Brother Slicer pro« nounced the benediction, and the assembly dis- persed. We think that, before a the address was too stron occasion that did not call for the landation of party measures. Betore the Jackson Democratic Association alone, there could hive been vo ob- jection. It seemed as if General Foote was read- ing the present adm nistration—severa! of the exe- cutive officers being present—a lecture as to how public aflars should be conducted, and: invites it to follow in the footsteps of its illustrious predecessor.” There are two things we love about this gentleman—his warm-heartedness and bold- ness of declamation. He felt what he said, and spoke as though his sentiments could not be gain- said. ‘The eulogy will appear in the Unton, with additional remarks In commendation. At halt-past eleven o'clock the departments were hts d romiscuous auditory, Y partisan; (twas an Goop The amouat of eapi- ity. For particulars, Will be » deve in the elty of Trent ALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.— old at private wale, that large and © Lot, the late residence of Charl id. This property i with a front of about one hundred iow of the river Delaware, rd. The house and grou jient Hig- ve om State street, th, 1 fus' lat, 143g feet lomg, with aa i Washington street, Brooklyn, OR SALE—A NINETEEN FOOT fastened, in complete order. Ai ROW BOAT, CoP- 180, dinkey Sail ER; foot of by BE FOWL! ar Catharine Ferry—price $5 each. a MEDICAL, art, SEASES OF THE EYR.—DR. WH R, OCULIBT, N u ich w public that there is scarce! heautiful organ is wersful mode of treat hy )R. POWEL usual to diseases any , OCULIST, AURIS: oe Ey iT, &C, ad kar, dese A. has been used in Cholera, 0) stant relief, an it ii at 230 Pearl and Four Shilling +i pity in thi as certain to should ve in~ be without it. d 464 Broadway, at One Shilling Wy antep— hi ANTEDUY A RESPECTABLE MA tin & Wholesale or Reta: rence im the city can ‘at Hudson Hotel, 13 ude Y A YOUNG WOMAN, A SI s ay ph family, TT TUATION, Troner, in e given. Please ‘Street, corner Fhe oe b fe Tho., box 1,174, Heralil offe NTED.—AN APPRENTICE SITUATION, 7 ver, ry Store. Has ke. preferred. JOUN SALES BY AUCTION, UCTION NOTE other camp @elock, A.M. will be old it L. FH UPON Riven RAILROAD BONDS— UNDER THR is biiehed the 21, ‘it.. for the sale ef on wold at par for six per eente, » together with the of Uh that after the 15th at li 7 to enter- purehare of the whole a paying for the earns ngaged bel mptive receipts: 4 fom of $174 under enid rereipte will be co 4. M. HOPKINS, Troasuree. id Tee instant, their rights ered termit , New ceive their Dividends where ie registered, to the Bank of the State of New York Ie City ‘ork; at the office of Mosere. J. E. Thayer mm; and at the office of the Treas afer Books will he closed for te first day of Avguet next. CHAS. SEYM i MISCELLANEOU ‘0 THE PREMISES or HE SUBSCRIBER, A ‘ few : yeteit at tae doe, tor which the owner stinhehemaaniha 747-1 ROPESSOR |. LEDWESS IS NOW PREPARED TO reerive Pupila in the Froneh Language. yet New rether, ii in this place. The the Thos particularly who rm Conversation meres nce in that language, w all, | Lessons guven at their own residences, or at 62 Orchard otreet. Hexeoraw Salt, Hominy, B 1 Jointed if requited owing Mach street, N. © their bags made eT —A QUANTITY OF TENTS AND | rit 10 with promptness S™rie & ROBINSON, WHOLESALE COMMISSION and Forwarding Moreh: TO ante, Benicia City, Califormi « INVEST IN DRY GOODS. — NONE $3,000 "4 their stock at bemat at low rates, pply but thors desirous of disposing of Jor prices. Avply to LEY & SON, 10) William street. CORNELIUS & CO.S EMBOSSED, git Gtrandoles, Bragen . Iso, tl EPoT OF ered the ehureh HE Panty enenir BeETOvORS kr. QOrricnorm No. with fall enpical ENATIONAL FIRE INSURAN Wall street, N, York.—This Company red to warantee sgeinss Love tad Demeye ty Fist’ sn All descriptions of Property. Also en fated Mort. tion Ri hy on ae fas le ferme aeany similar institetion this city. All lesser ee adjnmted and paid. Trotman, drew D. Motion. ” . . Herriek, w i" Jaeoha, Wm. Van Wyek, Philip Burro Georre Bell Jaires L. Adams. THOS, W. THORNE, President. Gilbert Davia, Berry WH. Ward, John Becker W. ©. Bev voce Seeretary. ET NURSE WA Bonth Bes TED — FOR A CHILD 2 MONTHS st of references required. Apply at 87 Norfolk street; of to be taken in some respectatle family. YOUNG rr Wet Fl WOMAN, RECENTLY wishes to’ obtni a & Ai ¢ 158 Franklin who would farmish th Office. ARRIVED FROM FRENCH LADY, WHO CAN GIVE THE BEST RE- tre ferenc 8. TO BE LET, DEsiRante APARTMENTS TO LET AT street, Brook ithin ten mi 4 mseol famil; Bedrooms, Attic U street, book ptor y rey BE BRIT mail eteam Jersey City, precisely. ACKET POR HAVRE-SECOND LINF.—THR SiIP | ONRIDA, J. Will i | TREROREY Socata, Wate. August. For fre lees Amount of Fer freiebt POR SAN FR a and Basen or BOYD feet each steerage paneer thip HIBRENTA will le Wednesday, Hlth July, « master, will EN aR ‘Master, * on Tuesday, 17th Ju ree ee Chagres, witho: 2 De. Beerage, ton ie, foot. Bight onbie fect o panronae id for. Any person remitting ANCISCO, CALIFORNT visting of tro "uSealee on the premises, or for passage in 1 joage-money eve secure © berth for one week. te *WTUWARD & sox, a4 Broadway. 1 MAXWELL 1 AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL | Sh Jocks at twelve v'cloek Pr. or or to & DINCKEN, Brokers. ISCO, VIA CHAGRES, 7TH JULY, Maeana® a nay LD ty 2.00) tons th for My 30 aloo! uM. ing that ra by this ate, for the W- 8. Pacite Mail Stecmer the Hith of July, the superior, faat- sailing, coppered gonyer-forrene 7 doar 1 posit 1, ship, pompece, beving ‘all het OR CALIFORNIA—THE ADVERTISER, man, of two business, on his own account, b fornia, enter OR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA—POSITLY BLY to pail on Saterday, 4th inetine— o Th tailing Baltimore clipper- baile. morkably fast Gah Smith, mas eabin passengers, oe Waiden Laney the office of the Joare experience i ter, eam yet handsomely Aocom ia on deck. For , for sale at @ disgoun jurray street Hover, neat Brow: Queen Victoria, Captai iF to ¥.R'D. FOWLER, 96 Woot street, A YOUNG bark rter modate a few Set room, and font age nas eabin pre on hoard, Toot | hs { "ido Waistcoat, OR CHAGRES—A TICKET IN THE STRAMER FB ire City, ot the ¢ General Commission for Cali= The re- USTARD AND CAYENNE Per used by some d externally. be ery useful Bo style, by WITHINGTON, at7 Dutch street. atin Keuned an establish ms witful, ed ed a menses al |, and wi ited to arrange and man: sue! et VALENTINE MOTT, W. D- ASYLUM.—APPLY TO JAMES anne Mark. the proposed PORTANT—CHOLERA id Camm phy im Seotl mej filuding to e letter from Lord Ponsonby. Biko ‘Ambareador at Constantinople, to his brother, the shop of Derry : Loan Ponsonny's Lerre Eninw dnty, to 1 k it a sole I found Sir James Murray's effectual prepa atios produc A te the poor—and with preserving good digestio inet ehelera, © of all respoctavl: ‘s agent, Y)® RALPH, AUTHOR oF THE “PRACTICAL PRI. * wat r Greenwich street—0O' gees oe tn stares, tual preparation sold of the sexual orrans. Fedically cure any csee. warmth, porepiratio ‘lof cramps, with rapid Feviy: rt je preparation can prep: D: for Gi ventive, I have enpplied this Fluid very advantages in KYONS OHULY, eNse your obedient servant, J.T. Dt JAMES WU Ray, up ENTIALLY A jenirabie lays, and as it neither crea efends the palate, and renders wa ict, of interruption to vsual pursuite, sound digestion, the nuisance is thus removed as with the production of « thorow Its ingredients are entirely vegetab effect, Peace bd pas beta Bila Anows Re kk = use. Prive bottle. ie BNW RT wa The ew NO PAY.—DR. CORBITT, 19 DWANE ST, ited on the treatm eure. © may be eon disearor. A practice of rixteen years ment of delicate diseases enables Dr. form of this disease, Recent cases cured in three dava. thi ears is pre-eminen| on four De 5, post wick ON VENERBAL, AND LECTURE i tenses of the plete Practionl Work o Teal Diseases, Stricture uarto, 77 aplendid pli e fom Medical w fearlessly, to be equal to game family 1 diecases, and e C the d it. ti y & secret habit, effectually oui dave. om JOUNSON, 16 DUANE STREET, SO WE known 1 ‘from “1 te hie services. ie on inkgentra is mente from uncommon advantages and & very extensive ice,) he ean afferd a rapid, easy and radical cure, which, pty has grounds for stating, oan be obtained from no other fouree in America. R. JEFFRIES ANTIDOTE IS THR MOST EFFRO- | wrrhira and other dis om jenee has proved that it wil red. Recon’ a Treatment of ¥ Second Bdition Surgical Journal-—"Tt may igord's of Acton's wor! far enperior to any thing of the "Price Sly. NAN, eured at No. 158 wholeenle of the APMAN, mphor a 7.6 bainv CONSULTED practice of S one withens x days. thee, 2 in clase le, Is striotee’, ows and I need result is obtained im tes nausen, NOP any devintionia | yor heal f corain delicate i jylo it* onthe Author of vs, aused by So~ sig Sl. oe aale 224 Broadway, an wi thor peasession by stimely lating marriage, Iheld ve knew howe erarag net ad = ing, of physical ering of physteal a aed mninry stevie Goel aands RIVA TR MEDICAL @OM- ‘cena, Professor of Diseagos of PP. 200. Prive on $1. 60,00 ow poor would have en Croke im health would yw in their graves boon still alive, r It is intended espesially for th Ht A, it Sicha _ health does not permit of an increase of fa wife, arried, |. oF those conte: tant seerets, whi the mother, the one ¢ in the decline of important ¢! the meet ecient Pec in every complaint te it the Publi Offer, 129 ‘Co., Albany: WR. Davis, it street, s ow will be tted by matt 1 fel oe att a A. MB a, Bor 120 Liberty steeet. | from Monrovii closed, to aflord the clerks and others an opportu- nity to hear the oration of General Foote. ‘The public edifices are still draped in mourning, and will wear the badges of sorrow for thirty days. Our new city postmaster has removed the ne- phew of Amos Kendall, as chief clerk, and ap- pointed, in his stead, Wm. H. Gunnell, a lumber merchant of Washington, Captain Goddard, chief of the Auxillary Guard, and John L. Henshaw, are, it is said, to be ap- vinted assistants to Mr. Wallach, the United States Marshal. Mr. Jonas B. Ellis, a principal overseer in the Navy Yard, is mentioned as the successor ef Capt. Goddard. It was announced in an official bulletin, on Fri- day, that there had been, from the 25th ot June to that time, fifteen cases of cholera and seven deaths. ‘Within the last three days no new eases have been reported, and our citizens are felicitating them- selves that the danger is past. However, the Board of Health advise the people how to prepare their siceping apartments, and what articles of food nd what to eat. The city is as healthy asever at this season, as may be judged by the fact that, in a population of more than thirty thou- sand, there were but sixty-six deaths during the month of June, or one in every four hundre: fifty-five. t Irs. Dolly Madison, relict of the late ex-Presi- dent Madison, died to-day. She was a Miss Payne, and Mr. Madison married her in Philadel phia, while Congress was there in seasion, and he aSenator. ‘There are now living the widows of, we believe, but three ex-Presidents, viz :—M . Q. Adams, Mrs. W. Hi. Ilarrison, and Mrs. J. K. Polk. The demise of Mrs. Madison has filled our community with sorrow — For many years she has resided in the neighborhood of the President's house, and on every New Year's day held her levee, to which citizens and strangers resorted. apparently, upwards of eighty years of age wa: epeaeee in a white turban. The respect entertained for her demeanor and hospi- tality, united with the fact that she was the patt- ner of one of our most eminent statesmen, * the father of the constitution,” secured for her the title, by some, of * Lady Madison.” It was not conferred as contradistinguished from a republican designation, but by way of pre-eminence in her sex. G. {Our telegraphic despatches state that Mrs. Ma- divon is not dead.) Our Baltimore Correspondence. Barrimore, July 10, 1849. Absence of the Cholera—Improved Health of tie Ctty—Funeral Honors to ex-President Polk— Laberia Gold—Custom Howse Swep—th®Mar- kets, &c. The cholera still continues outside of the baili- wick of the Board of Health of Baltimore, to the surprise of everybody within the aforesaid limits. The why and wherefore of this exemption, no one seems to be able to account for, unless it be in the Board of Health, who attribute it to their valuable labors. However, they have certainly done very well, so far, and it is to be hoped that they will hold out faithful to the end. ‘The number of deaths in Baltimore during the past week was 112, whilst in the corresponding week of 1848, the number was 136, showing a de- crease of 241n favor of the present season. ‘There was also, during the week of last year alluded to, 6 deaths by dysentery and two by diarrhea, whilst during the past week there was bat one by dysen- tery, and none by diarrhena. Taking the last six weeks, and the corresponding six weeks of ISt%, and mparivon shows an equally favorable con dition of the health of the eity during the preseat season. ore ape six weeks of 1843, the number ef deaths was 657, and during the past six weeks there were but 547, showing a decrease of 110, The committee appointed to arrange for aj priate funeral honers to the me: of ex-Presi- dent Polk, have agreed that the first Monday in September shall be set apart for that The oration willbe delivered by Jadge Espred, nd Colonel Solomon Hillen has been appoiated chiet aan Lia place of Col. Jacob G. Davies, who re- tigned. ‘The Liberia packet has brow 5 quantity « dust, obt from the washings at the "base “or the -qoustaina, its quality being even more pure than that of Calic fornia It was obtained by the natives, and brought in to Monrovia and sold. If it should be found in abundance, it, will doubtless cause as general an emigration of the free blacks from our cities, as California has of the whites. here was another sweep ot custom house offi- cers made yesterday, about fifteen boatmen and night ~ Wy having been removed, and others appointed in their stead. I understand that the department not yet acted on the nominations heretofore sent and that the procrastination is seriously affee the interests of the port, as the ol cers have been removed and the new ones cannot qualify until confirmed The followin, the rales at the Stock Board yes- $3,400 Cily 6's, 1800. 1064 ; $6.200 B & OR ‘67, 91; 100 she Frederick Rd, 944; 126 do, do, ‘The Baltimore and Havre de Grace Turnpike Com- | have declared a dividend of four per cent for the aetrix months, The Bait! ¢ and Harford Taro pike Company have deelared a dividend of two per 2 the Balti we ‘market yesterday flour itimore market wae quiet. We have nothing to report to-day pA ot 200 w Hs. 8 7 At $4 56x," The supply and ree ceipts oi are " Yo sales of wheat, Corn is firmer sain of white at to this city, packers at prices to $4 per 100 Ibe, on the hoot, on te 5 50 & $8 net, averaging $5 02x rom welght The balance were chiefly bought ari off by Lo ators Our butchers con- Prices too big! ridered . and declined to parchase further. Mogs.—We quote at $6 per 100 ibs, with tales at which they are firm. Ban-timorr, July 7, 1849. Changes of the Weather—Serious Accident—Baisi. more County Politice—General Taylor—Noe Wheat, $e. ‘The weather has changed from the dry and he, to the sultry and danyp; but through all the changes, the health of the city continues better than usual