The New York Herald Newspaper, July 18, 1849, Page 3

Dushels of corn; ef wheat, nove. The market for four is firm, with a good demand ; we notice sales of 2.000 bbis. at $4 1236 = $4 313¢ for eommon brands Michigan, and $4 60 for straight do. Wheat continues firm, with good milling inquiry ; the sales are 13,000 Dushels, at 650. for Chicage, sud 7e. for prime Ohio. Corn is firm and in good demand ; there were sales of 20,000 bushels mixed western at 44e. In freights, there : change. bb Aunany, July 17, 1849. ‘The receipts since yesterday have been 3,500 bbls. of flour, 2,000 bushels of wheat, and 13,000 bushels of @erp. The transeotions im four are smaller than they were yesterday, and the sales embrace but small par- ‘eels'to the trade, at steady prices. Of wheat, 2000 Durhels Chicago were sold at 72e. The operations in @orn were to the extent of 14,000 bushels, at 54 a Sic. fer round yellow, and 53 8 53}¢0. for wostern yellow mixed. Oats are quoted at 330. ; sales of 10,000 bush. Bales of prison whiskey were made at 246. Bosrom, July 17, 1849. Cotton—The market is active; sales of 400 bales were made at 10\/c. Flour isin good demand ; sales ‘were made at $5 for Oswego ; $5 @ $1234 for Ohio and Michigan ; $5 12}¢ a $5 25 for Genesee ; and $5 123% $5 26 for Southe Shipping Intelitgence. Bosrow, July 17. Arrived—Ships Pontiac, Culentta; North Carolina, New- port, Wales, May 2f; bark ‘YY. Philadelphia; brig Paulina, do; achrs Henry Franklin, NYork; Edna ©, Philadelphia, Alert, do; Copia, do. Also bark Lnlan, Glasgow, 224 ult. Below—Barks Win M Harris, Nancy T: rig Logan. Gleared—Steamship Canada, Liverpool; ship Washington Alten, Calcutta; barks Bevis, Smyrna; Laura Snow, East Thomaston, to load for NOrleans; brigs Halcyon, Wilmington, WC; Swan, Philadelph' hrs Su: Alexandrian; Eugene, Philadelphia; Roanoke, Valparaiso. Evisworrm, Jaly 10, Railed—Brig Anu Maria, Baltimore, Poarzann, July 15. Arrived—Brigs Znydor Zee, Havana; T P Perkins, Phila @elphio; Wth, Machigowne, Philadelphia, Cleared, 16th—Bark Glen, San Francisco, Houmes's Hour, July 16. Arrived—Schr B A Tufts, Philadelphia for Boston, Putin With Jovs of one man by sickness, and another sick. Capt Norton arrived in the city tho same evening, for more men. Doncnesten, July 16, 1 Polut—Br brig Daniel Shaddoel, sche Eliza Hand, Philadelphia. In port—Ship Robert Pulsford, for California, lag. Wanenam, July 13, Arrived—U $ ateamer Princeton, Capt Engle, Marsoilles, Fue 16, Gibraltar 24th, at night, and spokes brig, name not ‘understood, from Smyrna for Borton. Left at Gibraltar, chip Talleyrend, from New Orleans for Marseilles; barks Wagram, from Mersina for Boston; Virgintan, from Charleston; U 8 steamer Alleghany and U 8 echr Taney, both for US, latter ‘27th and former 25th, via Madeira. The Princeton touched at Fayal June 90, and sld July 2. Loft ship Phonix, with 6 b¥ls; bark Peri, 120 bbls, 12th, lat 89 30, lon 55 42, passed aa Am ship, with white streak and painted ports, showing a ‘white flag with red berder, and black diamond in centro; 15th, Jat 40 40, lon 64 30, passed an Am ship, stooring E, with painted ports and white flag pendant, with red ball in tho eontre. Bebr Larkin, Philadelphia. New Beprorp, Jalyil6. Arrived—Bark John A Robb, Caloahuane, April 1, with 900 bbls sp, 500 do wh; schrs Curlew, Delaware city; Virginia, Philadelphia. Eniled—Barks Newton, Pacific. Parovivence, July 16, Sailed—Selts John G Wright, James River; Lyeurgus, Mary Anna, and Carrier, Philadely hia, Movements for California; FROM KEW YORK. ‘The annexed is a list of the ngers who took their departure yesterday, in the steamship Empire City, for er en McLane, U. 8. Navy, to join the steamship Pan- ama; Gilbert Fowler, C.C. Cnesnwugh; Josey Townsend, Faced ‘Shumway. C.'A. Drury, James W. Kearney, Jas. H. Place, Wm. Place, David Moore, George Able, Joho MeCvun, James Moore, John A. Perey, Robt. McDowell, Jno. F. Jae. 7 Bene, Robt. Barnard, Robt. Edmonda, Jared ry ee Daniel T. Jenks, W. Williams, Mr Parensc Parenso x Palmer, Sam Wheeler, John MeKind- , James W.Rice,Manus Herman, John Lolute, Henry wick, John ney. Jas. Whitehead, Joba Schules, G.Ww. Pinkney, J Micon, Jno Haliday, Brooka, Jas. Cushing, Jas. B. Cushing, J. W. Fanuington, 0. w. resin eM Cumstein, Moses Roach, Jamos C. 8B Darker Jason Hinman, P. D. Beecher, James Bows, Edmund T. Lake, L. D. Cartneas, |. B. Glover, Jobn Van Allen, Egbert Chase, John 8S. pV andecheyden, |, Wm. N. Canfield, ‘ean. Ford. 8. Wesel. D. B. Balen, G. W. Underhill, Jobn Gorden, Wm. ee E. Laym rN aes Farns- worth, W. jarbere, M. Lo- Francis An Bo Joseph Brooker, John 0: Orr, es Bell, William Wade, Corey Willisten, Philip Wart, Jose; R. Hat, Jno. ene. Joshua Vineent, Thorn, Alexander Moncrief, Mam Meteasif, N. Y. Horner. Philip Netherton, Da- rius Bartley and friend, Thomas Woo! George ‘W. Baldwin, Robert R ‘Dyckman, J. B. lover and 2 friends, Edw. Bartholomew, M. W. A ieatia, Baker, Jacob Browning, W.* Hartman, A. Heulin t. Leden, O. and A. Chargot, Dr. ne, Ww Cary, es, John Van Dewater, Wm Vanderbilt, A. Forbes, August J. Elwood, Herman: True, Mrs. Bar- Tisbee, F. A. diane 68, 4; Pennsylvania 59, ; Erie Bonds, 1859, ad- | vanced % per cent.. and Reading Railroad, }¢. At the second board, there was some activity in the | current in the morning. Long Island declined X, Reading Railroad, . The receipts at the office of the ascistant treasurer of this port. to-day, amounted to $113,387 63, Payments, $12.405 62. Advices, $113,000 00. Balance, $1,249,- a9 71, The Erie Railroad Company have, it is reported, raised seven hundred thousand dollars ($700,000) in | oash by the sales of the seeond mortgage bonds, but ‘pon what terms, has net transpired, as the manage- it refuse all information relative to their financial operations. This looks rather suspiciou! wide margin for the imagination to work upon. If the eompany have not been compelled to submit te the most. exorbitant shave, it would not hesitate to make the terms ofthe transaction publie; and, even if it has, the stoo! holders and bond-holders hat of the ease. The very mystery that is attached to the financial operations of this eoucern, is the best evidence in the world of the outrageous bad management of its affairs. If there is any virtue in oaths, there is some prospect of getting a correct statement of the finanees of this company next January, through the Legislature. | ‘The Manhattan Gas Light Company have declared a dividend of $250 per share on the full stock, and $1 8154 on the scrip, or new stock, payable on tho | 20th inst. ‘There has been a desperate attempt made recently to get up speculative movement inFarmers’Loan, and the bulls have been successful iu inflating prices several per cent; but it appears impossible to get them above pro sent points. Reports have been freely ciroulated in the street that the stock was worth nearly par—that eighty was low for it, and that it was now selling for only fifty | Btato- | per cent ofits real value, The fallacy of the: ments is pretty well illustrated by the annexed table of shares of stock held—we do not say owned—by each of | the Board of Directors :— Faamans’ Loan axon Trust Comrany, is Curtis J. W. Alsop... ©. Dubois... Henry Coit. D. dD. Williamson, IseneT' J.J. Van Alen. J. W. Havens. named in trust,and it is not known how many shares they are the actual owners of. It is generally supposed that the directors of this, as well as of every other company | in the country, know more about the internal affairs than other stockhélders, and the supposition is, that if the stock of the Farmers’ Loan was worth as much or more than the market pries, the Board of Directors would be larger helders than the above list represents ‘Twelve director, according to the above statement, | hold only 140 shares of stock. This does not look as though the stock was worth what it is now selling at. The annexed statement exhibits the condition of the Bank of Kentucky and branches, in the months of July, 1848, and January and July, 1849 :-— Bank or rio? ene Brawcurs. Resources. Ju Jan 140, July, 1819. jotes dizco: Berner 2 555,390 $eis,s3i i118 of R405, 243 r] uspended tebe . ¥ 99.61 Bonds of the State ‘of Kentucky for stock in Norther Bank of K 280,000 200.000 “for banking hou 94,534 wa 3050 “ for banking houses Deficiency, bala th a over insues of Schoylill 35,500 ~ ry 531,933, 1.35748 : by, O72 ‘S751 Tee Baar as capil rates 4,700,000 8,700,000 on lene one ie amount purehi C4 100,000 0,570 40,671 671 ‘un banking house... « Surplus ‘und for proper- PG received uoyikiil Haok. @ Sauignece of Hd: Lovie - ~ Fr oe losses by 93.412 719.978 521490 2,525,547 2,453,092 37,321 49,674 Tas = 7,905,008 207,15 The loading features of these institutions compare as follows :— Bic “47. July’. Jan."49. July, 'i9 73 S558 35S Acta 1,350,529 3,387,148 Fett, E, Dunham, F. Dodd, W. King, hoemaker, Shark! J.8. Micklos, Geo. M. Smith, David as, G' Thompson, J. MoComb, Chas. F. Simpson, Capt. James Pederson, Weir, W. Wood, Munson, Hoyt, Israel Post, C. E. Young, T. A. Lynch, Peter Von Schmidt, Jno. . ake P. Green, Avgurtus Hausman. A. J. White, M. Martin, David Davis, John Webb, C. 8. Kassim, Ww. 44 Palefrem, John Young, Geo. 8. Hodeki: F. Lipman, Thos. H. Tomes, Jacob i Storer, W. T. Ryerson, Haxcl -_— Joseph Biuxome, John C. Hai Wm. C. Young, A. J Charles is, Henry J Burdick, eum. W. D. Galbraith, A. F. eck, Edward Bargess, Chas. H. . Way, Charles L. Patten, James W. Linsey. George Beadle, John B. Tanner, Henry Bennet, Chas, H. Storm, Ernest Zachusen, Gabriel Edinann, Jeood Humphrey, James Coleman, Henry D. Tuttlo, J, u Reddington, & L. Haddon, Henry Homasin, Hoar niel Fitegerald, Cook, I. D. Merrill, } verill, John L, Sullivan, Wm. maby, Jobn Meny, Alexander bddy,P LB yx Whit. ney, G. oad Chas, Reseeliin, R. P. acl er, R. O, MASSACT The brig Emily Farnham ptain Breinholm, sailed from Boston on the ‘Toh | inst. for San Fran- mins, Myron B kelley, of Boston ; John Tucker, Mrs. Mary B LL 9 Coffin, Jonas R. Perki of New Bedfor jomas Russell, Mre. y George A. Russell, Trittam P. Swain, Alexander Chase, of Neptucket ;° William Patton, of New York ; John Sheldon, and James Jewett, of Gardiner, Maine, —Total, 17. Irland, represented himself as 30 yeai nd offered to enlist. Upon that repre. pentation the commanding offcer enl! him, pal: him bis bounty and furnished him with his cabin and rations, in ail amounting to the above «am. Yes- terday he proeured a writ cf habeas corpus to be Ix which he was —_ before Judge Ed- | on the ground of fully eoma! ebarge ef faire pretenees. Grex. Scort anp THe New You Learsuarvee — The resolutions of the New York State Legisla- ture, pasted at the laet seasion, complimentary ro) Gen Scott, for his achievements in Mexico, were a rhort time since transmitted to him at West Point, from which place he replies, under date of the 10h inst., afier expressing his gratitudie, as follows :— ‘This is the Ay — within a third of « eentni between, tha Ee ap ~ i of the Legirlatare and F.recati: real ‘and patriotic State. The pore ed far merite or expectation od citicen Trew tn bumile thankfalaees te the parti jadgment af my eevuntrym The Slamese Twins,—A Beantifal Bogner | wootype of whom ena be eon at the Plumbs National Galle~ | Fy, A001 Broadway, opper eorver of Murray vtreet, | Tals eolebrated gallery needs nly 40 be visived 19 be appreviatet: Prove th ot or “Falsehood of the statement —It eannot be denied that a report prevails in Nrard ofthe eit}, thavtone sonre eelipae ail the Tots ia Behar p prices, #9 poperior style of the boots, thoes, and ei: irder to aecer tain the fact, goto JO sas street. Pri rites 2,305,202 2,895,567 . Use 76,107 T1976 New its for the last six months. Dividend of 4 per cout for July, 184d Balance carried to credit of profit and loss. . Tho aggregate movement has beem increased by tho addition of the assets received from the Schuylkill Bank, and aseignees of H. J. Levis, amqunting to $000,000; but the movement in the leading depart- mente has not varied mach within the past six months. The cireulation has fallen of more in proportion than the specie on hand, whilo the deposits have been in- $13,200 08 ereaced, Bank returns from all parts of the country | show a very gront increase in the deposits, which we attribute entirely to the abun: of unemployed enpitel. The inactivity of business, and the modorate demand existing for money, have increased the do- posite of all the banks, and reduced their circulation. Most of them continue te keep their lines of dis- eount, and declare good dividen at whether they earn them or not is e matter we know very little about. The management of the Bank of Kentucky and branches, during the time of the diMculties and om- barracsments growing out of the fray stock by the Schuylktil Bank, reflects the greatest eredit upon the officers and board of directors, and the stoekholders are in a fair way of receiving something for the contraction ef dividends for several years part. The bank has resumed its regular dividends and will hereafter continue them, with whatever extra dividends the proceeds of the sales of property reecived from the Schuylkill Bank may warrant the manage- ment in declaring. The entire over-iseus of stock, amounting to one miliion, three hand eighteen thourand, fire hundred dollars, has been purchased, end cancelled from that portion of the profits reeeived from dividends. ‘The arrangement made with the State, In 1843, by which one million of their bonds,bearing 6 per cont. interest, was returned, the stoek held therefur, eancelled with the purchase of the overiesuc, leaves the capital of the bas. .k. + « «93,700,000 08 There has aio been appropriated, of the enrnings of the Bank, since Jaly, 1889, . And losses eharged to this fand amount BOD icc cccccvscccccccssccce gees GRMN Leaving balance of this fa sees ~~ 960,808 03 oo This ineludes all the lowes sustained from the busi- nese of the benk, comm In 1835; Gipal amount of bad dvbte hed their origin in the re. Valsions of 1837 and 1899. Ginee the last report, the ipreme Court of Penneyi- | vania affirmed the desision of the Court below, subsquentiy . giving juégment for $1,184 755 00— arrangements hare been made #0 as to prec voluntary transfer of all the property and effect Subjeet to the judgment. whieh are new in the poe sersicn ef the bank, and will be dispored ef a8 room as prastienble, Those effects consist of :— Cash and effeets reall Real Eetate in Schoyikill county, re ‘wh hn $87,080 69 Janda, in peveral tracts— Dv. Bostwich's Book.—This Extenordinay pt J. get tmnarsed attention, “COMMERCIAL AFVAIBS, MONEY MARKET. Taceday, Jaly 17-0 P, Oovernmentand eo reourities were hemvy, to day, and quotetions fell off siightiy. The fancies were In Petter demand, In conrequenes of the shorts pur- Ghasing largely to fil eontraets. As soon as they have Fapptied themeelves, priees will probably drop agatn to @f below, the turning point, At the first bowed, to-day, DS. Gs, 1907 and 1968, deolimed 4 por eomt. caeb; In- Potterille, Port Carbon, Tarearora, end Minerevillo— estimated valine 177 S61 69 Real Estate, mostly in Mh toed at. « 176702 06 Mort age Loan, Beaver Me and Coal Company,. Sundry rrecks, preeed rents, bonds on mortgages debts, he. ‘ Total eetimated walae. 6. cc cece sou 90) During the eatumn of the present year, the brak Aevigns making # prdlie mle of the property lo Pile Aciphia—es soon asnenMciont ram orn by foalieed to wake an extra dividend among tho stockholders The regular dividende nereafver, It i antielpated, wlll be fren 7 tof per cent, por sonmm. Tho Liceetor of the Mint bas ist ireular. whieh | will be of interest to parties d-pociting precious metals for coinage, U1 aos na 7 the terms apon whieh @:ld and silver nage have been re #ija ted and the ad leaves a | { right to know the facts | eS ‘7 Hy. piscine wanna 7 A portion of the largest lotsis held by the individuals | | just authoris whi il adhere to the observance 1 jea th tained the: all interests creating ® just com Sor Kirr, ‘ollard, race Poinier, Robert Ded, Calin De it iseue of ite | 4 te cover loses by bad debts, he... 807,968 08 | o8.737 @ # the provisions of the Mint Act of following tarid of eharges adopted. with the concur rence of the Secretary of the Treasury. The terms aré ly liberal. considering the aetual cost of the leading railroad faneies, but at lower prices than those eperations. and probably as advantageous to depositors exceedi: as those of any other mint or reflaery:— Univep Srares Miyr. | Rate of charges pon deposits of geld and silver bul- lion at the Ming | iu Philadelphia, aad the branch Mint in New Orleans, to tuke eifeot on and after the Ist July, 1849;— 1, “ For retining, when the bullion is below standard.” of groas weight deposit as will , 3 eents per 1, On gold—Three cents per ou after melting. on so much of bring the whole up to standard. On ene From 701 to 800 fine, 23 From 801 to $99 tine. 2 standard. IL, “ For toughening, when metalsare contained in it which render it uptit for coins 1. On gold—From one to three wud a half cents por ounce of gross weight after melting, according to the condition of the metal. On per ounce, as ubove If coppery, 600 to 700 fine, 8 eents per on, as above. If eoppery, 401 to 800 fine, 216 bs ba 801 to 925 fine, 2 al * | IIL, (Fer copper used for alloy.’ two cents per ounce. IV, ‘For silver, introduced into the alloy of gold,’ one hundred and twenty-nine cents per ounce. ‘ Vor separating the gold aud silver, when these me- | bap together in the bullion.” 1. If not coppery—Proportion of gold 1 to 200 thou- sands. 134 cents per ounce gross, after melting Proportion of gold 201 te 60 thousand, 2 cents per ounce gross. after melting. Proportion of gold 601 to 900 thousand, 3 cents per ounce gross. after melting. Proportion of gold 902 to 036 thousand, 4 conts per ounce grors, after melting 2. If coppery—Proportion of silver 500 to 706 fine, the gold in proportion not less thaa 1% thou- sandths, 3 ceuts per ounce grozs, after melting. Proportion of silver 901 to 800 fine, 2}¢ cents per ounce gross, after melting Proportion of silver 861 to 925 fine, grove. atter melting 3 Limit to the sep erecting of gold and silver —Nel- ther gold nor silver sball be separated for the be- | netit of the depositor. when the net product of estimated upon the above charges, the operation. shall be loss than five dollars, Stoex Exchan; 1000 5000 78 Erie RR 2000 do 2000 U S 1 aR 1000 Treas Now 1380 do 390 000 0. 1165, 400 Harlem RR £5000 Ohio 6's, weg Wo do 30 1300 do io" do 4800 Odio 7's 104 BW do Bom) Kentucky 6's 106, 10. ao no 10 tndinna stated 7s 3 Masia, pref fall BQ 100 Re. Ri “a 158 Canton Co wu do 5a) 14 100 Farwer’s Trust 4036 0 do s10 40'9 SEOOND BOARD. $10,000 Penn 5% 0 chs Reading RR MIS 8 MO suas Aub & 8y Rew” 100 Harlem Re oho 10 Long Lol KR ' 200 Reading RR wo do 0. GGRAND STREET, ver Waceh, No. 139 ease the name of 4. gE. Raion id gold Pencil attach mo. SPECIAL NOTICKS, NTI- MONOPOLY: d to the pent of New s, wante of ite citizens; wud that. whenever the “Legiciet! wer is used to build up enormous monopolies, eversha- lowing the people of the State, injuring its internal or ex ternal trade, or controlling the State by their powerful in- , such department of the goverument exceeds ity derived from th ople. wand Order, in righ Keovolved, he cheerful be jusil, J 7 tre en mde and Amboy ritan Canal Compar ies, ob- imonepely privileges--thele ‘Wlepal purehasee of the earrying t only from the peo heir bold and reckices eir control of logis= ailed upon it, Reseived, Thai to remedy these evils. union, tard ti in order to atrain thi, we de at this city shall be fally represonted tebe held in the city of Trento C nibg means for thi 4 Ward, Milton F. ph Battin, Moves R. Fs wt etapa Ho- G Firrn Wanv— Joly 19, 186, at 8 af, Chairman, a » Lawron, Jaune G. Smirn, onic BOAT 4 SPECIAL MERTING OF PROTECTOR Fir Company N held on Teordsy, poraing, sly Kesolved, Th: ons from an ‘the fire in sheet, Stack of the preveilivg epi the iith instant. By 1 Jonn Duns, See, “EXCURSIONS je eee eens XCURSION.—PDCENIX AS Dereans.—The Fourth Ann fosembly, will take place on Thursday, "July the Win, om board of the »: 4 splendid SANTA CLAS, The eon 1 anal, *ig; Thirveemth, Ste ®& Nineteen tue retnrn of the boat rhe Be wiil'make she seme! + of the best quality will be rents each. Tic er: Baw! i” David Kell Fenn Averteong. 210 cai EB xsopetons zo TOTHE FISHING Bas BANKS OF? SANDY Pride) foot e onder, Te Thursday, wnday. The Varo Fa Fats Wilt leave hay Bo’ eloed; 18 Pier § Lerner, WHOLe. oR R PART OF A BRACTIPOL Sout, voneioting of 2? Levee, plossenely sitaated met Son The bald re ‘The place ie eh ) Waitey nod i thy the notion of thore ie wamt, ” icy os Wibliag © PHYSICIANS—A NUMDER OF ELRGAWT GIa%, of new and approved styles, admirabiy adapted for the , tee of poses by sid aaies Wialweree & s0 OR SALE “A 16 #0 in ® teh I wituation, be lyn and Willieme ine @ity. and having’ be oot ne sely low, as thewtore is 2 by B foe lately had « ste Jy to Charles Feaneis, Cort, Bo Bowery, MT. Terme me! “HOUTLS, we, miition for tem ¢ kroner Jahn Har’ leaves + dey MAM, ands Pw Propeterer. ja nate 1m ay 47 OW 9 Now tre. ie be eretly by the svheerit ‘ ter cake allvomfertalle water ton with wenlls ARTEL COOUEN, Preprieten, g toh Prers #08 Fou merly { Mewar way and act, oF Of Man, TROMESON, 2 Park Place, 'S NATIONAL TaRATEE, ednesday) Bvenit WATHAM ST. OTNT A Pauls Mise i Winans ‘Virgin, Mies | Daal Cenpaanaeaaee boat Da Cm Amateur from the Bowel Pas Mise haw YoRe ast. « fh Ruth, Miss 8. Denin. Jaleo *, tere ee with the faree of Mr. ounes ir. ies i aevine ‘At thee: oii dans Col. © moe ie ie a ‘f nd be een! gh ira Boxee $3; Sea HALL —NO. 472 BROADWAY, spd. Devome strect OVEN DREN OF THE the Broadway a xinal J MTINS TELS ergettat! fhe company in Ue wor it Broad 0 arrange preliminaries ASTLE GARDEN—EPTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION ening, July 18, third CH OVERA, in which Hertow, will take instrumental CONCER Mine Hiffert, aud Horr Stoe, (a will tertinace with» te Der os., 08 adore. On so much as will bring the while up to le ry eity during the past thr: anbals of public am vinelng evidence of —This (Wedvends of selections from FR M. Corradi, aad M. , in which Nl ie Lo pel, will appear. ALL—The th Fa ‘The enlertainia under the direction of np of G aght from California by “Lieut. beer eet Blils, the Magician and each entertainment, S"yloriit will be enacted at each per~ Merrytiold, Miss Barton, er—If not coppery, one-third to one cent gaged fort us week. actraction, the price will frmunee ae ae TINT. S Muste als SOUREES—ENGLISH nore Asemsily Moame, Sa Broadway os We cr from the Conservat . and f Frauee, Engisnd, und. Italy. willing r GUNG'L BAN Cottage ptbekens ANTED—A 81 pose pit | and occupied the plices ATION BY A ¥ fon 19 do general hon Rood washer aud irone ef to pay advan of mahoyany and | sortment of parlor, J ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT GIRL, | She best amamufis |a8 Nurse, or to do light chamberwo: ib Ea? Good ole Teferouce oan be given. 2 cents per ounce RAILROADS. FPICE OF THE AUBER Co., Canandaigua, Lith J | vidend of four per een? on the on Das this cay been declared, Poe tothe Stockholders on t next, oul of the » nev profits of the our- | fore) Mr. Ste, phen Pleasanton, one of the Auditors, OUMESTER R. RB. ‘A Semi-Anaual Diz ok of this Company | General T y TWO RESPECTABLE Tot eto do chamber work and waiting; isa good waiter, a inte Boston; and at tho offics of the T | Frautter Books will be closed he nena ™ m be §) to eail at East s8ch streets No 2! A RESPECTABLE ANTED—A S!TUATION Hof UDSON RIVER RAILROAD BONDS. NDS published ou the alae ult. for the eal cible Bonds ef the Coan young woman, in a private Rous as Cook. wrda Titands he vurivess thoroughly, und is an exoellout bing) beet of icy reference te be got from 200 Mercer sérest, in the | en: § ANTED—A SITUATION, DB girl, to do the cooking, | private family. Apply at 10 2" for, ‘Novice is thorefire, here Instant the Board will held thew ¢ upom propositions for the purchase el maining sui of $1,79),0X) of the said bonds, om oenditions ef the adv: Deriods for taking and IN A WHOLESALE —One who is Tally competent, and very ourrect in | tal «None ethers need apply, Addr P ANTE D—A WOOK- 3 B. 6. B., office of tisoment of the dist ANTED—TO BIND IUGSEL¥ To AN ARCHITECT, or & Civil Engiveer, by Ayoung man who hata kn of drawing. architecture, aud enginecriug, and French, and German 2 in ® uinetant, thei righte undge sail reosl INS, Treasurer. ehaver Ny addressing S. oF ‘UE PaNa A RAULR: AD cOMPaNy, Broadway.— Notice i» Railro rn Nitp, FOR A MOTEL. —o Bd pag ai capability with rd} Pawnbrokers if offered. & is given in advance, act, may hare ae ohporvunidy, if they d plicetion to the subsori TEN T A RECENT MEETING OF ea Monee, F. ¥ Camden and Amboy Monopoly, in | following ryeolutions were wuaniumourly rine pa Vegiven,: inviting / FRANCIS SPLRS, Seo'ty. ‘That the power eonceded by the pti. of the - R, ELLIOTT, 01 his. friends’ and rit G5 BROADWAY, INFORMS o the | a 9 sumey the raw peesrigt 1,287, for ‘torino ba réiculars, will RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SIT- asiereud ironer. Has no ob= Host of sity retorence van be tation as plain cook, or the whole world to pro- stops diarrhwa, produces hore STANT YOUNG WOMAN, A Native or | & glavd, about 9) yours of ace, will te mie oF any part fin, h Company, of th most are «| by thi BH cents a bottle. KW or above Groene street, DIARRH(PA, Re.— SPECTARLE PROT. situation as Ch. fect, oud tot Bread TUATION WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE yo evoking, washing and one ND am her Last pl ul iy, an Sst dan Ye pea for te nye at N MISCELL ANEOUS nr a AA ORRIS CANAL AND BANKING COMPANY—NO- Nice te hereby given, tant Boke of Sabseription for three thousand shares of proforred roaches and all Rar — of ate considering the | For ite eficacy enquire of any OR THS PACE AND SKIN.—CHURON'S VEGRTA- Cur Washington Correspondence, Wasuuinoton, July 16, 1349, Funeral of Mrs. D. P. Madison, Relict of the Late Ex- President Madison. The body of this distinguished lady, was, on Saturday, placed in one of Messrs. Fisk and Ray- mond’s patent metallic coffins, bronzed, with a glass inserted, through which could be seen the face of the deceased, apparently twenty years younger than when infused with vitality. A few flowers were strewn upon this receptacle of the dead—sweet, yet striking emblems of frail mor- tality. On Sunday, young and old, of both sexes, visited the late residence of Mrs. Madison, to be- hold the face over which the veil was soon to be closed forever. To-day, the case was opened, with a view to an embalming process; end the corpse, at eleven o'clock, was conveyed to St. John’s Church, in the same neighborhood, and there placed on a pedestal, in front of the reetor’s desk, within the altar. Hundreds ef ladies and gentlemen, who desired to features, were disappointed, and they contented themselves with gazing on the silver plate. which concealed the face, on which was an laseriplion of her.name, “Dolly Payne Madison.” Belore the ime designated for the funeral, par- ticular spectators were aduiitted. into the chureh, cially reserved for 1s committee of arrangements. them by the judiei We noticed, on the fr: pew, in the centre, sit- ting on either eof the United States District a Attorney, Mr. Gales, of the Zutelligencer, and. Mr. | Ritchie, of the Union. The e two of the | pall-bearers, and had previous ea shaken hands, as Christian people ought to do, when they meet in church. The others assigaed to this post of how nor were the Hoa. J. Ulayton, General Jesup, Commodore Morris, General Hy aderson, yeneral nes, the Hon. W. M. Meredith, ten, Commodore Warrington, (in, uni- and Mr. Fendull. In the rear of these geo atlemen sat the family of the deceased, at the head of which was Dr. Payne Todd, ber son; at his side, | Muss Payne, her ni both of thesa belo: aging to } her immediate hous shold; and, in the same pew, were other sorrowing relatives. The President the Unued es sit further up in the chureh, in conipany with Mr. Preston, the Secretary of ‘the Navy. The members of the eabimet were not all together on this occasion. Several only of the Ciplomatic corpa, members of the Senate llouse of Representatives, and their officers, and Judges of the Courts, were present; and, with but two or three exceptions, the officers ot ‘the army and navy were not in uniform. The Mayor and Corporation ot Washington, gentlemen employed in the civil departmeats of the governmeat, and citizens und strangers, oceupied the remaining seats. The gallenes of the beeutitul edifice were densely filled with spectators, including no number of the colored race. A plaintive air on the organ, after the congre- gation had quieted, reminded them of the solem- mity of the occasion; and the Kev. Smith Pyne, the recter, assisted by the Rev. G. W. French, appeared, and, together, read the service observe: in the Protestant xscopal Church, on funeral occasions. kg hyr “The Dying Christian,” was sung by the choir, with good effeet; and, after prayer, Mr. Pyne, standing near the e delivered a brief, and peculiarly appropriate ad: dress. Omitting’a detail of the gencalogy ot the deceased, he suid, among other things, that, four years 0 tie appeared before him tor baptism; and, Agee then an aged woman, she was but a babe in Christ. A short tie ‘afterwards she knelt agam at the same altar, received the holy rite of c: mation, i periook kof the facrament on y. And now the hand that bathed he with the pure, freshing waters from the in of the celestial city, was soon to sprinkle ( irt upon her coffin, pronounc- ing*ashes to ashy ttodust.” She wasa great relic of a great t id great generation rn Quakers, rtuned naturally much of the character of (ic se ct t for dignity and sim- plicity, which raced her actions. Great as were the results of the Revolution, al! know how little religion was at one time regarded. The tone of society is now religious, but then it was the re- verse ; and especially th Virgtnia were realized the sad consequences of neglecting the worship of the Most High. Owing to the untavorable cite cumstances which surrounded Mrs. Madison, much may. be pardoned in her earlier life ; and we should * honor her for what she kept, and com- mieerate her for what she left.” In conversation with the minister on the subject of the visible forme of the church, and the means of grace, she said, “I was not taught to attach importanee to these things; 1 fear that I cannot yield my assent to the extent which you desire ; bat it is not to divest ourselves of early habit J want to do what| right; I am willing, most willing, to be di- rected.” And so meek did #he appear—so guile- less—that he was reminded of the little child whom Jesus set in the midst of the disciples, when he told them that unless they became like it they could not inherit the kingdom of heaven. In bee Ee teené eae tar trile Lotion, « higlly valu pimples, blotches, ta on the face and e me tic, for eradicating { ‘and entancons eruptions Bolt at 73 eon ot the Board of Dir N. MeVicwan, Cashier, pro. Dated Jersey City, 99h sely i ‘ie, Lat ‘TION FOR T here—N A, realtone Werrs Cama and Baking Co. es S TAKEN INTERNALL eee ee u ‘ny ie, bat desires to have ie fairly arparently hopeluas “LEIGHTON, ap _ PREM M oy MAKER, * vholerale and retail, No. 10 at, Pines, New York, N, B.—Shirts, sand mad bo mesmure xow FRSPARED TO Teecive Pupils, for artieularly who H gortespondence in tha yven ot their own resi ORBITT, 19 DUANE ST, ted cn the treatment of ora Aleewnen, A Braet oe of finteen years devoted to th a De. ‘ivease. Recent esoee cued in three daye, No oldest cit zens, who had intimately known Mrs. 0 CURE XO Pay.—De deliont® | Madison for half a century, although bent wit in the treatment of @ Ll in these half en: Jomse ie pre-minine st. 7,8 00rct habit, elwotoally hat have existed a) weaknens, browcht od. Meoont cases cured im 1-19.—The officers in eharge of hon ted war whowe duty requires ther wi'ens teem inetreeted to attend, at 6 their respective stat de trom vessels tis. rangement will be ean 0 10 will | 1§ CONTIDENTIALLY CONSULTED del A practice of 30 ant aunes with ITED. STATES MAIN, maa WASaINGTON, pt. @. oa. w No. S Nor D LINE.—TAR ONEIDA, J. Willard, muster, will sail om she | Acme Fer wore YD & a Street, or by AR, AND A CURE OUARANTEED— DR. | Heaters Ped Drop cures ail private di oh: iy reaurtoticn in the val Srav'e bablte, tn from waees to ave viepenesry, 3 Divieton etreet, ba the A wadieal book for movhing. R. RALPH, AgrzoR gr. THE “PRACTICAL PRi- Troation,” wie Lag ary hours, THE PREN a si1P HARWONI tein Veen, Ker STH steormes, Ppply te ax! worDe WINCKEN, Bi | only glass taco tokens general conversation in our city, NOR SAN FRANC ot August. The ruperier, tar’ CALIPO: NIA.—TO na tt | yar thewe whe have euicored from w eaeveta elase of y perrediate bis torviees. ‘pient, to ite more adv tares ‘thee,) he can afferd a rapid, Retina’ etoends for wating esa be Gouree In Amerien. )STWICK ON VENEREAL, ANDL POTURER seoree of the Uri organs, ation! Were om who ean |e ‘tre, or Wo tacth disweeeng | faces, (from ® very extensive 4 radical enre, whit from ae a JOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNTA.—PASS AG caly, The fest veiling Rael oh See CAL JFOaNIA Tub SUPR O58 ons burthen, | sente feeshiy vill peal fvely sail fer she it, her freight being ail OR PAN FRANCISCO Coptain J, &. Madeom, m above port en the lt ef Av ered wed on bowed. A few y rhe Thine Fatuen Peblishers’, Sein dy the Author, OOF Broadway. HE ot, WOMAN'S PRIVATE M cal Monricsan, Vrofomor of Di yrise Si. For sale Eg og. eal Cc Apply to the eaptai: | feet in the rear of where he was i hunérede new a (Shalt ertves bet eat ave, A limited nem! above porte, will be taken on @ rie married, oF these ova ton ACT SMITH, 1 1 Waite eorner 0 dispete! 4 on the ® pplication ae above, A fret elareriip wil also Ve tr el eh freight ely Jmpersent ehance— Uses, FyTOpL ome, and the Most efficient re sodieg, and won sortatn we 0 of eure, tn every oem) imind @ which her rex is quujeet. ar mie ri Tend way ond ot the Pabliehing Ofer, 198 f w. . oe Cherian agent, F h feert enterteinnent alferde: oon) willbe teaceenited Oy wait paid Ait Offeee 1T9 Likerty ereert K. JEPPKIES ANTIPOTE IS THE MOST Brac. ned (5 Gonorrhea und of her Aitordere Larne ex perionen hae proved thas eri ad Bee yee | and dice witoont wotheing the ‘ iuietare too weil phage of Wit. Phewas J Darke, toe JOUN MILES, Chairman. eonatituwonsiiy of loeall | offen, toon Prive 87 por bettie, 8 last moments she prayed, sincerely, devoted! edly, and, though, in her igeeesinae she appeared i ferent to every other name, that of Fouts engaged her attention, and was music to her ear, and joy to her soul. He, loving heart could aot then—can- not now—be far from God ; for “he that dwelleth in Jove dwelleth in God, and God in him” The above is merely a hasty sketch of the ed- dress, at the conclusion of which there was pra er. ; ‘The coffin was conveyed to the hearse by eight marines, (from the garrison,) dressed in white. ‘They who were publicly designated as pall-bearers tock no part in thie proceeding. There were forty-eight carriages rite and ri- vate, and the occupants took their places in acco! ance with the programme, One huek Was appro~ priated to the colored domestics of the household of the deceased. Aw the cortége moved, thousands of out populace lined the sidewalks and appeared at the windows, the bell of St. Joha’s tolling, mean- while, in respect to the honored dead. It chould have been mentioned that a few of our and fast sinking into the tomb, taxed their vrengih to be present on the mournful occasion. The body of the deceased was deposited ina vaalt at the Congressional Burving Groand, where it will remain until auturan, and then be removed to Mont- relier, to be deposited clove to the sleeping dust of er husband. Thus has passed away a kind and hospitable dweller in our midst, one who graced the refiaed circles, who lent a charm to the community in which she moved, and whose demise has ea general regret in "this metropole. P peace, to “the great relic of a great age, and great gene ratron |’ G. Our Lattimore Correspondence. DBatimone, July 17, 1849. Chelera at the Alms-howse—Brutal Murder—Ger- man Feeling—dealth of the City—Maryland Gold— Markets, §c. The cholera at the Alm=-honse is the topie of ind it appears that, in 1882, it made ita appearance at the Alms | house full a month before there was .a well-deve- } loped case within the limits of the city. From the | commencement of the dieease up to last night, the number of cases was 37,and the deaths 4. A large number of the paupera have fle 450 still remain, and the healthy ones are being camped out on the grounds of the institution. but abont One of the most brutal murders on record was committed in this city, on the south side of the Basin, tometime on Sunday might, at the works of the Copper Smelting Company. At an carly hour yesterday moruing, the body of Mr. John D. Buek, the clerk, wes found ying on the floor of the office of the eompeny, wi by gunshot wound ia the back of the he ems that, when last seen, tbout 10 o'clock A. ‘sunday night, he was sitting at his desk writing a letter; and from the faet that & pane of glass is blown out of a window about 10 ting, and that the cil of the window was scorched with powder, it ie tupposed that the assassin shot him whilst writing, es the vofinished letter was on ge desk, end the pen tightly grasped in his hand. Up to the prerent ime, noclue has been obtained a. to whe the murderer is; and, from the fact of his havin, no hrown enemy, being universally liked, it fait | fiew!t to fasten suepicion on any one. His wateh ond the y in his pocket were not taken; ct could not have beea robbery. One of owt German companies, the Washington here- Guarde, went out to fire at a target yesterday, Lag amedal. The target was a painting of Km Nichotos, of Russie, and the loeation of hia the Paint eye, Which was pretty well riddled. The nember of deaths in the city last week, was ing weren pes then during the eorreepond- eck of | tyes ing Fy the Montgomery aold mi: thie Stete, hae been commenced with great vigor, frit to be very sncceasfil Inonr four market yesterday, there wae 14 frewh frovtd lioward street en mele with the exe pond a 150 barrels. whieh wer Sales of white ern * We. Nothing jd rearce, at We. tm