The New York Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1849, Page 3

. have offer d the ‘A rumor had reached California that Congress had established @ territorial goverament. in an amendment tothe Civil and Diplomatic Bill Great embarrass- ment was apprehended in the civil affairs of the terri- be if it should turn out that the rumor was false, that Congress had failed to legislate on the subject smelt ee Boston Journal, July 23.) th of May have beem reectved in this ail tai ving glowing accounts of the quantity of od by the miners, It is said that a party ered over sixty thousand dollars within six pi ‘be markets were well supplied with produce @f nearly all descriptions, BE reference to our mariue } it will be seen that the ship Sea Eagle, from Phile- ia. had arrived, being the first of the California fad which tailed from the. Atlantic States, [From the Boston Transcript, July 23 } A letter trom San Francisco, of May 19th. reeeived in this city, sey ‘vent eam aged vessels and a large number of The ehips Grey Eagle, Capt. Powers, from Poindetpbia, vin Valparaiso, the Hautress, Norton, from New York, via do.; and the brig J. © Fremont, from Baltimore, arrived previous to May 19 The: are the first arrivals from Phe United Staves with the goldiseehing emigrants, The Hortensia sailed May 19 Mazatla: (From the Boston Traveller, Jul ‘We are indebted to a tirm ia this city b follow- ing extracts of letters from Sau Francisco, California, to the 19th ot May. They are written by a resident the statements may be depended ‘epou for uracy:— his mathe ies is 5 preratocked with very many deserip- tion of goods, ‘and some dosen vessels inay be expected ere long from the Celestial Empire. T) arges for Sates Jauding enormous, say for a barrel. $3 ye Me sain packages in pen had $6 to F ton for landing goods seer anchorage is tronded with vessels, and more ar- wiring cally @ 100 are expected. When August ve ‘arrived, 1 doubt not many articles of mer- dize may be purchased at from 30 to 50 per cent count on the invoices. Building materiais, principally house frames, com- ete; boats of a good Lind, ony fourapred ana’ whale ts, launches. scows, &c,; carts of dilferent descrip- tons, with their harness complete, | think will do weit. Provisions and clothing are abundant and cheap. Lumber is worth $408 per M , aud scarce. People in San F' ancléeo are'niadly gambling in lands. New towns are laid out in different spots around the ‘Day, and building spots in the wilderness; their sites are selling at frou $1,500 to $2000 each. San Franciceo is full of people; 20, and often 30, in- @ividuals occupy one small apartment, and the tents about the town, innumerable, are equally crowded. Rooms 30 feet square let for $600 a $8.0 per anuum. Building lots worth here two years since $200 now ex- eka: hands at $50000. This is sober truth, but sounds like truth intoxicated. Gold dust is not yet dug out freely, owing to the swollen state of the streams; but no doubt is enter- tained that much more will be obtained than last year, as the number of laborers exceed. this season, those of the previous At the mines, as yet. matters are it fears are entertained that ere lon; Il be disturbances between our countrymen an the Mexicans— some six thousand of the latier, lately arrived in the country, having evinced a most turbu- Jent disposition. Ifany important outbreak ca lace, they will be shot down toa man. Yankee rith volvers make clean work ‘News has just arrived that six men, in twenty aa s, near Feather River, procured $60,000 in gold dust. ‘This report | believe may be depended on. he Grey Eagle, from Philadelphia; J. C. Fremont, from Baltimore; Huntress, from Valparaiso, and an- otber ship, have just arrived; aud thus they pour ia almost daily. There are upwards of seventy square- ed versels in port, and a yreat number of small craft. B.. Hortensia, which takes this to Mazatlan, has her ails ket, So. adieu for the present ” “Pre Grey Eagle sailed from Falledeipht on the 17th of January, five days after the Edward Everett, from er has therefore made the bore od round the Horn in the short time of about (our months. These are the firet arrivals from the United States With the gold-seeking emigrants } Ph y Sveretary, Rev. Mr. Bate the let Sey ‘expected visitant to his temperance friende ta Boston. arrived at the depot, Angier’s Cor- ner, yesterday afternoon. Some one hundred and fif- to two hundred people—men, women and chil- iren—were gathered to welcome him, snd when he left the cars, they raised a shout of three hearty cheers, The Rev genticman looks labor worn; indeed nothing else could bave been expected, when we con- sider the immense labor he has undergone since he —— on Co Pgaa ae bcos last hi —— the pledge to upwar ree thousand people, an eince Bis arrival twenty thoussndshave taken the of total abstinence from him—a vast amount for one man te accomplish in hort @ space of time, On the route from New Yerk, Father Mathew war recognired at every station where the cara stop- ped. The fact of his presence spread like wild fire, and ere the care were on their swift way again, a crowd gathered round to cheer the good father on his jour- . At tne Newton depot, the sy hed stran- if was received by Wm. A. White, Water- |. Whose guest tow of recep rom various temperance ao- SIcllsdha Deas cajeraing eccaties, Tasanehey so | grasp the hand of Father Mathew was so groat as to Cause bi serieus anuoyance, though In return he only beamed upon then a benigpaut smile. The children who were present claimed his fret attention. With iMarvellous simplicity, or a total disregard of the etj- quette recognised aiiong the “higher circles” —bea Pprererve us from contact with their selfish, unfeeli: &nd ridiculous habits!—he rather gave his band and hii fnles, aud hile Venedictions, this poor enuatryme ere trembling with excitement at the sight o! Bam who hod sanght them tompersuce in Chehe Satbor- land. These, “bis children,” haviog beea gratified, he had leisure tor the ladies and gentlemen.who now shook him warmly by the hand. After a few pleasant io- mente passed ip this wa; ho proceeded to Mr. White's , where he will remain antil this morning, wheu he will eater the city according to the published programme of reception’ The proces- sion will start at 10 o'clock. The residence of Mr. White, is one of the most delightfal in this vicinity; ® beautiful stream gliding ds most a magnificent pano- extending over a large area and bounded only by an amphitheatre of cultivated hills, dotted io and there with beantiful maasions, while they are clothed with trees to their very suixmit The proprie- tor of this paradise iy a gentioman in the most enlarg- ed und refiued sense of thet term; courteous aud afla- dle to all who are his guosta, he wins the good opinion of all who know him, Weare glad that Father M thew, hux «0 fine a rpeelmen of eur New f LU tleman, as bis firet acquaintance in our ton Times, July 24. Theatrical and Musical, Bontox’s Turarne —There was sufictent confidence in the execllence of the entertainments at this how last evening to draw a fine house, and the bill which was co enthusiastically reovived on sontay evoning, d@ with « like success, The trath of the was Te adage he t heart never won fair nag again exemplified by Mr C. W. Clarke ani Tack, in thelr parts of Ru whilst the “Contidence fuavity of manner aod permua soned in wheedling the folks jate placing ithe most ¢ntire confidence in his theories. night we are to dave a fine bill, It will be the bene'it night of Miss ¥. Wallack, and the last night of herappearange. The comedy of the“ Hanchbeck"’ will be played; the part ot ter Walter to be taken by the amatear who was #0 enecesfnl as Sir itarcourt Courtly, Mires Waliack will pley the part of J Mies M. Taylor that of Helen. aad Mesers Burton ©. W, Clarke, Moor Jobn Duna, ke, will Ol the remaining pacts, The “Confidence Man” eill conelads the entertainments, Nationat. Treatne —Mr. Baker‘s benefit: last ning was a fife one. every part of the house bein filled at an early hour, We were gied to see this, for if fo deserves n good bemeut, Mr. Baker is the to the part of t ly forcinates the otd Clearetare Count. Miss G. played the part moet bewttehingly, | and her neting and the pox seul she performed were | highly applauded Mr Conover, as the State Barber. as wry comical. Mr Wiethoff aud Miss Celeste next danced Ja Zingariila im most eleguut style, The farce of the © L received with much The reat of the enter. Dene st presents a fine bill om the occasion, vie: & Mose ina Muse. = New York as It le’ the © Soma Ddulict "singing by the Long Irland rerenaders, ke % rners, with their racy entertainments ightly. to amuse the good folks of the ‘are by no means slow io availing ning They will to. © first rate pro- h all (heir best songs, &e Let not our readers forget that gegement of the iy otradi and © pleaewntly. gramme, fil Come a establishiwent. nizetti's o Me ra of’ Charles the Sixth! Th tarton acquired by theee talented arti«tes Orleans vpera bas been fully Very exeellout performann@ int ‘ we are gled to find them eo weil appreciated by ite best mae vical Judges resident among us. We bave po doubt that on the cecaion of this, their last appearance ‘ ing citizens will throng to heat to the spirited managers by loon = We alt particularly to eatse the: grend oy ether wery great and varied attractions offered at t most popular of all one rummer establishmonta, The vooa! and instrumental concerts, with which they eam- menerd and the very well condacted sanmer ball which clove rach evening's enjeyment. are each exoel- lent of their kind ; and it is strong proof thatthe pab- Ite appreciate their able and liberal management, when, despite the epidemic sud Lost empty eity, Castle Garden is vieited by th ery night. Magase Lanonne —This lady bad. yestor vere attack of diarrhea @ith symptomsof cholera At the late hour, however. when we made inquiries. the viclencw of the syniptoms bad abated, and there were kay | hopes of her recovery —Montreal (Ua) Pilot, Mad'tle Blangy bas joet concluded 8 most successful en@rwement at Buffalo Abe Vievins are at Kingston, Canada. weit | ntery Tleket” next came on, and was | a > mzrOroyz' 4 = MAILS FOR EUROPE. THE WEEKLY HERALD. ‘The steamship Nisgara, Capt. Ryrie, will leave this port at noon, to-day, for Halifax amd Liverpool. Her letter bags will close at half-past 10 o’cloek this mornipg. The Weekly Herald, for etrculation in Europe, will be published, as usual, at 9 o'clock this morni Its eontents will embrace the important news of the week from all parts of this continent. Single copics sixpence; annual subscriptions $4, to Snelude postage. Are You Mad! It Would be Considered insanity to t ieee Dollar bill out of one’s pocket, and light 9 cigar i tions], wLo pay ‘wuieh ha cam No. 14 Ann street. Glad Tidings for the Hardwerking Man. Them $5 suits, » fresh lot just received. They consist of Cloth Coat, Cassmere Pantwand fancy Vest. Linon Suite, Corner ot Nassau and Beekman—$5 Suit Store. Dr. Eliiott, Ocultst, 535 Broadway, in- forme his frieuds and patients tha, during the mopth of Aw. ust, his office hours will be from 10. ‘vo 234 o'clock, on Wedni jay# and Saturdays, COMMERCIAL AFFAIBS. MONEY MARKET. Tuesday, July 24—6 P.M. ‘There was & great decline in the stocks to-day, The market opened heavy andclosed heavier, Nearly every fancy in the list fell off a fraction, At the first board Treasury Notes declined 3; per cent; United States 6's 1867. Mi Mlinois 6's, 44; Erie Bonds, *;; Canton Com- pany, \(; Reading Railroad, \; Erie Railroad, Ms Lane | Island, from the opening, '% At the second board, Erie Railroad fell off \ per cent Reading Bonds. \{. and Pennsylvania 5's, \, from price’ current in the morning. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, ainounted to $70.982 90; payments $34.922 37; advices, $25,000—balance, $1.418.470 30) ‘The deposits appear to be steadily accumulating. ‘The Greenwich Insurance Company haye declared @ semi-annual dividend of twelve per cent. ‘The Broadway Bank will go into operation ins few days, It will be located at the corner of Broadway and Anthony street. The receipts of all our railroad companies have fallen | off largely this month. Those of the Harlem wili be about $12,000, and the Erie from $40,000 to $50,000 be- low the estimates. The lines through the centre of the State have been doing for some time past a very small | business. The amount of tolls evllected on the Ohio State Canals, up to the Ist of July, 1849, was $412,980 59, against $248,624 91 for the same period in 1848, show- ing an increase this year of $04,355 68. In consequence of the numerous breaks this season, and the extensive improvements found necessary, the cost of repairs will Frobably exceed that of 1848. It already excoeds $200,000. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for For nae Excnances. 100% Five francs. Ages | agp hn old. ind a 108 Carolus dolls. $1, hy 8 § i v8 3 nat lollars.... Po gold. 1 ~ per cent discount. The Prtesey for sterling exehange for remittance by the packet learing this port to-morrow (Wedaes- day), has been enly to a moderate oxtent, and the rates rule @ little below those current by the previous pack. et. On Paris there has been very little doing. Domestic exehanges, specie, and uncurrent money” are rather quict. The amount of uncurrent monry offering for redemption {s exceedingly small, and the rates ruling are very low. In fact, there are no regular quotations, the brokers making such terms as will so” cure the most business. The annexed table oxhibits the quotations for the principal public securities of the eountry, in this mar- ket, at the respective periods named :— Quvorariens yon Puan 2°49. ©. 8. Loan, 6 por gent, }S.... wie ak a Ma” Mig 116 Shes ut Ww Hort Ory nt Ms i. jos. 100 neg a 104 we Be site "8 er ri 1865 altimere 6 ale hte RR Ron iv. Bonde, Theew has been very ‘Vite change ia prices within the post three weeks. In some instances they rule « fraction lower, and there has been more disposition to ell Government and State stocks thau we have pre. | viowly noticed for some months. Prices rule eu ciently high in this market to induce earful and cvu- tious people te sell, partiewlarly thore who have put their money in these stocks merely for the purpsse of employing it wntil the revival of tende. As soon as there is a demand for money for business purposes, there will be, without doubt, large sales of Government and State reenritirs axa large amount of éapltal is at Present locked up tm these stocks, which hay hereto- fore been employed im commercial pursuits, Tt ie the epinton, therefore, of shrewd oper the time to reli; before the market ta! season. and money fe worth but four and five per eont Jt is therefore highly probable that wheo monry foreign and domestic exchange, for specie, and for un- | ‘@ band stated at $1, ors, that now is | aturn, Prices | role as high at present asat any previous time this | becomes rearcer and inereases in value, the mar- ket value of good stocks will decline. As for the fan- ies, they are so generally held by brokers, whose re_ sources are, in many instances, absorbed by these worthless stocks, that movements in the ecommer- sial world have little influence upon them any way.— Everything depends upon the number of outsiders that eam be guiled and humbugged, in getting up any. speculative excitement in the faneies. Goodsound divi- dend paying securities, are affected more by the changes in the money market, and by the state of trade, than by any speculation among the brokers, and are therefore better for temporary or permanent investment. Changes ean be made and capital withdrawn when it is in good stocks, without loss ; but when money is put into fan- ey stocks, one never knows where it is, or whether the | whole will ever be realized again, ‘The probabilities are, that when he wants to use his money for other purpeses, a sacrifice, to @ greater or less extent, will have to be submitted to. We have known so many in- stances where these fancy stocks have been held for years, with the hope of getting out whole, and where finally heavy losses were submitted to, under the ap- prehension that the longer the delay the greater the | loss, that it is a matter of extreme astonishment to us that an individual of means ean be feund with sufi- cient nerve to rest over night quietly with such stocks in his possession. The epirit of speculation in years past, has raged so violently that people have blindly and recklessly taken hold of everything and anything, with the full belief that « large fortune would be the result of their operations. Now, public attention is turned more to investments in good, safe, regular divi- dend paying securities, and the legitimate operations of trade, Regular dividends of six per cent on capital, and mogerate but steady profits in business, are now more satisfactory than the temporary large dividend® of some of our railroad fancies, or the precarious profits of speculation. The bonded debt of the State of Alabama, according to the report of the Committee of Ways and Means made to the last Legislature,amounted to $9,170 555 55, bearing an annual interest of $469,657 80, divided as follows: $3,491,655 55, payable in London; $4,679,000, payable in New York; and $1,000,000 payable in New Ork ‘The liabilities of the State, other than for bonds, on which she is required to pay the interest annually, 1s the University fund, amounting to $250,000—which ‘Was made a permanent charge on the State by an act of the last Legislature—and the sixteenth section fund, the total amount of which is $965 381 20. ‘The annual liabilities of the State, according to the most reliable returns, are as annexed: | Srave or Atanama—Annvat Resouncea ano Exren- ITU! Liabil on State Bonds. . Annual charges of State gov'nt, say. ‘Total of annual liabilities. ....... . $657,107 26 due the State Banks, being amount reported by Messrs Lyon, Clay, and Cooper, at the last session of the Legis- lature, estimated at... .... 160,000 00—$574 175 61 Exeess of liabilities over resources. .. $82,091 65 To whieh add annual pean 8 of State Bank. seeeeee sess 85,994 93 Total deficit........ + SIS, The Commissioner of the State Banks may hi sourees in charge which will reduce this total deficit - In his report to the Jast Legislature we find the means 158@ 54—a portion of which may bave been in securities which bear an annual in- | terest. Ifwe estimate the amount of such securities at $1,000,000, and the annual interest thereon at $60000, there would still be an annual deficit of $58,986 58. ‘The assessments under the present law amount to $425,010 49; the collections, $414,175 61. The assess. ments under the late | for 1847, were $358,606 97 ; the colleetions, $271,108 04. ‘The assoxements for 1848, are $94,943 52 more, and the colleetions $143,007 57 more then the assessments for 1547. The taxes of Mobile county for 1847, amounting to $40,221 25, have not been paid. A sult is now pending against the col- lector. The counties of Dale, Monroe, and Washington have been 60 far remiss In the discharge of their duty, | under the present tax law, as to have made no returm for the year 1848. The taxes of Monree and Washing- ton for 1848 and 1949 will be eollected this year. ‘There has been nothing donein Dale towards eollect- jug the taxes of either year. $2000 U States 1x de 2000) 1000 GRO Treasury Notes 116 40 100 Pow: 2 0 2 st ao IT 100 Harlem RR a A 00 Ono's 400 do sag 5A) City 5's, '75 1m do woo 1000 Tena Mort Bonds WW do Bay 1000 200 Long Island RR oe 214g wo Es 18! joo do mw 2 1000 Eri 2, 2 do 3 2 19 Wehbe Obiolife& Tr S4 100 Reading RR WH) SHG WN Ori Cal & Beg Co 65 SECOND BOARD. $500 City WL Gehe Brie RR M00 Pear one 8 ~ ON a bs; 10 she Del BHudCal 16% St Long 200 Eric RR w ~ Aan FISHING TANKS EVERY Thuyeday, Priday 3 Robinton atre ARLEM PARK TROTTING €OURSE.—WIL off, @ puree or $25—mile = beat three it all horses ti pur Liclocks P.M Huteles te close at Greene z, Miceen ‘8, om Wednesda: WILLIAM PONNER, Proprietor. CRICERT MATCH GREAT CRICKET, MATOM TO take place this day, July 25, at the Red ff 1 Seven picked mon from New York yext boat ime ver played im this to ermmence at ten o'clock JAGOU 8, PLAIT—L. uetion sale of twelv TT will soll this di I the via alers Is directed to the eam Watch will be sold to the highest bidder, as abov J. MoBROWS, AUCTIONEER. EXTENSIVE SALE « of O ne ay 7 a, me. pb pepe! July th, wt 104; o'clock. at id Sitkout rererve, ‘to pay styaness, « large stoe furniture, consisting of Sofss, Bureaus, and cosy Chairs, marble top and other Table, . ffs Hedetoade, Wardrobes, Fronoh Badstende, us ariety of useful house fornishing arti- ow FeRdys Broad rary pill be oo of well made NAW, YORK Honse Dazaan ai CROSHY STREET — Anouea) Sales of Worse’, Carriages, Harness, Saddles, ke, ional aad Weiner, at IR eelock. and at pattesetelooveny thee MU ATELEED, Proprietor. i, handeomely red a fal au iphis, tonehing Triday and winnie aller “ POA RDING IN THE COUNTRY.—A NUMBER OF commodated with Board ate y walk of the k at ene and # half vi POsndixo—OENTLEMEN On, FaMtiige apouT visiting Saratoxa Springs, may be accommodated with board oF lodging by the kof month, on very renson= able terms, Ins private howe, a folly ritmated, bein Abort one-nylf mile from the Fait pot onriving ground, ard in the vicinity of t] ¢ most eatablivhod 0 fami- lies with children, this is a very attached tot! corner of Chu IRE HILLS—PERSONS AND FAMIL ie anjet plree to retrene for the samme find the Melville Farm, one wile fram Pittetiela, Mass., pi sontly loented. The apartments are jarge, Terms reason- able, ‘Tiove from New York, by New taven and Bri tom ae heures. Iwo hours from will aid New Maven Ratireads, Albany. plaaeant neat No. 1 vets, me by apy nPulton and Veosy IPPING, fea rT BRITISH AN? KOUTH “AMERIC AN ROYAL, teom TAGARA " ao Wedueday, Iuy 2 ny Mtn . Be * To sete ee ‘be acter ga Vat 38 Weat Twenty-tiret street, y ANTRD_BY A RESPEOTARLS® SCOTCH GIRI, A Bega Be 2B sents; Private mtaaete tastes tek to'go a short diatance in the cor Fences can be xi ng ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE poe Baha) A situation as mye 2 Chambermaid. ference given from hi ria NFRAU'S NATIONAL THBATR On TMA st. euition MOSE IN A MLSS, Mr. Chanfran; Capt. ve pepler 4 re ot "3 After whi a oF, a Joke of the Manager's —Mose 1. Warden. | To it followed b; W YORK AS iT Is— Mr. Winane Katy, Mies Mostayers Kitty the Long Island Serenaders will peratic drama of the fe. Jordan; Oliver, Mr, herbert . = Doors open at ash chirselon ss 50 8 Please call at 94 Eleventh st, at Second ‘avenues. = st ns wagon. by 8 stan. who ‘diese 12 So Herat RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ita fs city Fotors ? . ‘castle risonat ataquarter before as GARDEN.—SEVENTH WEEK OF THE sv’ wu | Few nme for Wednesday, Jul the full Orchostra; and others, "Bocond Part—Crand Orgran AE} om - eared for (neg A RESPECTABLE: YOUNG GIRL, A id (and is a neat sewer), A TE situation as rt general housework of & private family, Can for two wiay 5, at WL Hester street, im the rear, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as Chamberm: ne! work “in a «mall, res washer and ironer. an Pleage call at No.7 Rector strer ANTED—A RARG OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED to three or four young ladies whe would wish to leara business, by 1 tween Sherif ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, Cook or Chambermaid in a pri d ironer; she would —P. maces in the aftomogn a id; weighing over seven y Lent. Beats, has table family. Sh best of city refer the vest makin, Houston street, ny she iss first LAST WE&K OF , previous to their departure | ado Concerts, 20 pacformers, on Friday, 27th of Jul dmittanee free, concert, will take whi ext ona for three od city reference aoner need apply. ESPECTABLE ANTED—A 8IT jane op tA Az ni “Aprly at Ov 'Tith wervety betw c ‘eave of incleme: HINESE, MUSEUM—THE ONLY United States—Bron: Exhibiti ANTED BOARD AND LODGING IN THE VICI- y, hetween Spring and Prince of New York, for s family o¢ man, and five children, the y ‘i A farm house on the sea coast would e- erred, but itis required that the situation, should be al nd easy of access by steambeat or ome aibas, ani ¢ oF four bedrooms will bo ni aught in the vieimity, 6 mu iy m and Seana ad a) hundred millions WARDROBE FOR SALE-THE SU- perb and costly Wardrobaof tho late Mrs. H. Phillips is | fered for sale, in part, or altogether, at pr: ilont opportuaity now prex ho contemplate here- below its original cost. An Ate itself t0 ladion who are no ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMA a situation as Ceok, Washer and neral housework of a suiall private family; oan give the best Address 138 Barrow street, nto yo requisite for thelr use, 0 er, or to do the g ality. ge to Me. Ht, of city reference. | Reference from her mysterious dispensations which m whenever it comes and where it gees, non is very difficult to eu o of its efeots all are fa ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, 00 private family or boarding- e understands French cooking and pastry, ia all Ler, and the gotting of dinners for balls and parties; reapectable families. Please call at 5) Pearlatrect, t proetvation. "ortho. digestive. orga is the exeiting ow ehoiera. The o not perform their funetions, rate into the fluids; hence t a lived with some of the fine of digestion, of ‘life, nro relaced the food does not digest ors pa ¢ diarrhea and een. ‘hi firet evand and EL inank Sg om of the di wah terrible and! ants G@ WOMAN, A SITUATION y, to do general housework, or to ta ity reference cam be given. ownsend's Dareapadilia prevents, the cholere, similarity to the gas d the flutis of the body. Of fe have the best evidence, such —even in the mo bility, vouch for i STABLE ENG ambermaid or Children's N: hersolf generally useful. S. B., 136 Leonard street, near ve unct be disputed caser, Men of the first respocta~ thousands and thousands of similar shave been cured. and In thie great power lies the secret 6 reason of the eit and avoid danger. RST M A GOOD SALARY AND PERWA nent employment will be given by PRATT & CO. William street, to three active, responsible men to tre But read the evidone BNAtTIO Woineert. te the certificates of L. I formerly sheriff of Alban rtment at Was! Department +f A at such men as theee would lend tl Pe Worthlees article, or ‘wosld send: forth’ friv Statement to deeeive the public? ris DESIROUS oF ow AINING THE LOAN ey Peron im dispared to make fluid or medicine has ever becw discovered, which so “Yr is THE PARTICU tho fricnds of the late lamented He New York and its vie AR 7 or ALL Jessop, renidi ‘worthy of the yy he he was, in hia life tian be ecetsion and testimony should be carried all, (who knew th: Brooxin, Mareb7, 15 Dr. 8. P. Townsend: Dear Sir- In the samt i upon every opportunity, ntention require that ‘Was attacke? with ry ® nausea or irritation cfidialty that T eould retain food. 40 mbes article of food ‘Took Drodneed su it Lhirow oft. 1 enn geareely the Lusivess inveseste of th tendeney of auch rumours by a ease of death by malignant cholera rrod on the Sd reine ed 8 Torture cfs small” blood, roa ral w the least exereise, At this vertisement and recognised several Know to be highly respecthble and entitled to confidence. Von Zande, of Alben: Femember to her mber paration of Sarrap: you, | feel by cal te Beoure you that I tatect it ance as | have desoribe lutiux of foreigners, ort wines the beginning scion from other causes, | ding ths extraordinary (about 18000 having arrived ac this yeor) and the increase o! jortality has 1 omitted for some 4 thas I required more, mat ing Ono oF two potion ai Cy cure for “Deere . in future, bo ke rd, your friend, WoL Vv. | rr | tate strangers, and reekices and elime, bas prolife rourers of m eomaumition are happily exempt. thoroughly, sleansed inated A Mr. Ven Kleeck was formerly Shoriffand Clork of yin the War Departm rat, Albany, May 10, 1849, aificted for several lute persons from ovary tality, from which smaller The sity has has boon unty, and ree be ite worst forme, attended with ntreme heartbart in price, an we equal to those of tay village or eity Ia the world, New time to time oseur, but they m than any other monitions of | rearon to bell Falter fmm to sZ ui by the South Bap th do the former visitat Ay 2 r AND | pnlen, owing to light receipts ; it wi 14 DETHS LAST WEEK | and to comple je eargorn which, in nome instar witty. ‘Thess fatal whl pe pa is the sauee of the at ulare inquire of r pa Barolay wtreet. veterate they inite seem ELIGHTFUL, RESIDENCE. Fosidence, corner of Twent disia & we wood fi inthe hons partikularly to inflame the stamak for: | feeling i if CRMP ater up stairs, ‘Portes flowers and wurst Apply to NOCH rd and Contre etroot ii b druggiete thravut try. WAREMONS 27 fo ingle gentlemen, or t Broadway. Tho roo ating by tolding dv I'he fond in any part of Uhe evtntry. REST PART OF ERVATIVE AGAINST C10} chemist from Rome, flere to eal composition, 7 be the American public cl whieh, besides the many advantages 1t possemen, fFeen in the direct io en with each bot: | rite Indians at $5 9 $6 125; pu POWDERS FOR THR DaaTRUO~ roaches and ail of TON'S pegper Pills for the desea of Rate and Mice, wis TAKEN “IN rr NO. 198 at the lowest price. Kag., Superintendent st ine patreet, Nee Onl “HUNTERS BR RS, RLANKMAN WILE well known fo nt OTICT—ALPIO forme his frien@ MBO REST the only remedy for 0 msiners oF matzimony. All those sud disorde sd by soeret and improper habite of Ly this potent remedy. 4 Lith stpecea, where S bottles for $3. appy to wait | OF ody. od mi ts ate aware of hi —- Pay —DR. CORDIFE, 19 f DwA \. may be conrulted on the srestraent TEE CHR ORST NUH; | Gouna’ fees ot dent rad produetive Real Hasnte iat ; | Em ieee dimrases enabd Apniy Dane, Me Renk Nove BE a) tenes. ONT $ 25, My oted Areate . C. te eure the worst in the treatment of delionte dixoases.—The P tation for skill im a ears ie pre- emi eared cases that have szisted ale doa acd sed ea ac Cpricea.a ealvet amsortmone of fue artiviea 4 togn during the season, to rei at, September 34, FIGHTON, FIRST PRE! Orleans N. B. and collar cre rats, mals to measure, 0 HOLDERS OF ILLINOIS LAND Hinoie, A900 9 trey asefel wea om the sulgont, write 2, the reealpea for all inedieine faithtully given "to be practseall: aeoful to every on penn ceitlon, 338 panes AND AND GE- fares, reteomin caamiping sitiee, haying aa? selling 1 ft “S PRIVATE MEDICAL OOM- of Disonaes: ~~ PP WO. Prive $1. x pliyeies! and mentel angnish to m: te ‘dithenitios te the hu been #pared, thousands josea Lom reg we thoneands new breken in La he 14 Their graves boon by a timely possession of this work. sic sag ie int vded cone city, Bis Bact arnnce Society of London en s A large guaranty fed inv the names of thrwe A tod in Now York, im Noting Directors fn July. Ay i pom en lnporvane eocrete, which tart wate these whose Wealth dee not ports of wn tnerenee of fa it i8 of espeeial importance. ere, also, {Terr fematethe wife, to Womanheod, oF the ene in the ture eontem platan seh he. Henry Kasha: ‘avers meet avery Wedncaday. Medieal Beard moet Whe daily, at) Pe Me years, in heh mation an ee Corea t a fale had Fete fevportaas ¢han Tet fre hy every ¢ jan pl and at the Publi nf ahitera, parties Will be aie of prominin eharzed an BANDER STARR, Goneral Agont, tol Senter Lest Homed the meeting of one | , Cam de outaiued at Wilton eh F £8, leans: J.B Uahtes a anmah a New or and Snperintend institution Reid Hamden. sea ay, * 71 Wall stort; «. Wei Now Vakuy. Pr eer eta Our Philade!phia Correspondence, Puicavecruta, July 24, 1849. The Epidemic—Green Corn— The State Interest— Theatricals— Entertainment to Mr. Forret— Death from Violence—The Markets, §c. There isan increase in the number of chelerg cases reported to-day, but the deaths are less than on yesterday :—41 cases and 9 deaths have oecurred in private practice; 12 cases and 3 deaths ia the hospitals ; and 12 cases and 6 deaths in the alms- house—mak ing 65 cases and 18 deaths in all. Tne whole number of deaths for the past week was 505, of which 179 were of cholera. ‘The increase in the cholera, to-day, is attributed to the appearance of greea corn in our markets, from the South, which some people are so fond of that they cannot resist the temptation. ‘The State interest will be punctually paid on the Ist proximo, for the first time jor many years, with- out recourse being had to a temporary loan for the purpose. The State Treasurer now has $700,000 | to his creditin the Pennsylvania Bank, and our County Treasurer will pay in $200,000 on Saturday. The steamboat Traveller bioke her cross-head yretarday, when on her return tip from Cape May. he damage is to be repaired so that she will be enabled to resume her trips on Thursday morning. Her place was supplied, this morning, by the Co- hansey. The rush to the Capes efi fil continues, more than three hundred having started to-day, in the Ohio, Cohansey, ae Wm Pe Abraham Biddle, Painan, was taken to the hospital, last night, ‘with his jaw broken—the work of one of the rowdy gangs of Moyumensing, whom the authorities, by their manifest dereliction of duty, have given the treedom of their district, to maim and kill whom they please. The Walnut street theat opens on Monday next, and the Arch on the next 8: nsarday or Mon- F About the same time, the theatrical perform. ances, at Peale’s Museuin and the Chesnut street tl eatre are ase. An attractive panorama will then be exhibited at the. Museum Barnum con- tintes, as ever, succ Mr. orey,, the etaaa of the Pennsylvanian, gave Mr. Forrest, the tragedian, a handsome en- tertainment on Saturday last, at. Pelletier’s, in re- turn for the hespitalities extended to him’ on the 4th of July last. A select number of guests were present, who were charmed at the social qualities Meuitested by the eminent tragedian on this oc- casion, Philip MeQuaid died very suddenly this morn- ings at the breakfast table off Johnson Kelly, with whom he boarded. As he had been ill-treated by his landlord the previous evening, and bore the matks ef violence upon his throat, the Coroner is now holding a post-mortem examination. Kelly is said to have left the city. ‘Two colored boys were committed by the Mayor this morning, on the os ye of having robbed the confectionery store of Messrs. Herring, Market street, of $250. A large portion of the money, has been found in a valise, on board the steamer Sua. No material change in the flour market to day, ‘The sales of flour, are at $475 for fresh ground. 0236 for old stock. Sales for export are Hmited: “vor city consumption. the rales are at $4 625, to $4 75 for eom- mon, and $4 81's to $5 12's for extra. and fancy brands, ‘The supply of wheat is exceedingly limited; the sales ere shout 2,000 busher, at pricns from 106 a 11%e., necord toquallty. No sales of rye are reported. ‘Sales of _ low corn, at te ; and vats, at 30c. Whiskey, is ‘without change at 250. for bbl, and 24¢, for hhds, ‘We annex the sales in the Stock Market to-day :— First Board.—2 VP R. R., 8054; $1000 Pitts. Loan, 6's, 90; $2000 Government 5's ‘53, 101 3 North Am, %! 23 Penna bank, 110; $1400 City 6's "80, 106; 107 Mechantes’ bank, 2734; 2 Union canal, 11 10 Union Tenn 51; 50 Reading, isu 250 Girard ¢. 200 do. bS. 12%; $1000 Government 5's ’53, 104 60 Reading. 85.18% ‘Second Board.—No sales.’ After Boaril.—2000 Reading 6's, °50, 62';; 1000 Sch. Nay. 6's, 00 Reading R. R., 183 —By the arrival, this morning, of the bark King at this port, from Kingston, Jamaic: we are in receipt of our files of Kingston papers to the ath inst. The Provincial Legislature had reeeived jespaiches from the home government. in reply to the dimeuity at the last session between the Council and the Assembly, on the subject of retrenchinent. The course of the Council was triumphantly sustained by her Majesty. Much excitemont was produced in the Assembly i the reading of the despatches, and con- siderable agt tation is anticipated at the next general election, A large meeting was held lately in Aiepste, of mechanics, who have been suffering severe! want of employment. The object was to pe-nae of the propriety of emigrating to San Juan or Grey Town. on the Morquito shore, and a delegate was appointed to proceed thither, quire into the probable realiza- ticn of their hopes ia that country.— Philadelphia Bul- letin, Jue 23, CITY TRADE REPORT, Tursoar, July 24—2 P, M. Asnes are quiet, and the rales orly reach 25 bbis. at yesterday's quotations, Corton is firm, anda moderate business going forward at fall prices, Foun isin stea- dy demand both for home trade and for export. The sales of the mor are about 4,000 bbls. at $4 18 87 for fine ; $4 87g a $4 94 for common State ; $4 8 $6 for straight do; and $5 00% a $5 12% for Genesee Corn meal ‘ts dull Rye flour is without change to notice ; some small ales wore made at $3. Wurar —A fair inquiry, with sales of $2,500 bashels Upper Lake at 00 4 without ehange Corn e export; the sales are io fair demand. jt ; beef continues in fair demand for the it meats are still beid above the views of buy lard is extremely dull, and butter and cheese are without change MisKeY.— ‘The market is quiet; we nominally quote prison and Obio at 24},c Ons —Linseed continues steady at 68 a G0c. for Lnglish and American Toursnay, July 4—6 P.M. ‘The flour market remained about the same, with ra- ther more doing fa inferior grades, with fair sales for export, aud a moderate demand tor howe use South- ern brands were quiet, but prices were some firmer. Wheat was firmer, with some inquiry for export while rales were moderate, Corn was firm, with moderate also ip good for pork ye flour was searce, ry prises Meal was dali, aod prices nelined to droop. Rye was steady, while the market quiet Oate were inactive, without marked ebange uotations. York was buoyant, with seme better the market, Beet was in steady demand, while prices remained about the satus. Lard was dail, but prices wore steady, Cut meats were buoyant, with moderate rales Cheese and butter remained about the same Sugars were dull. but prices continued firm, with moderate sales = Cotton was firm, bat there wae little enimat n in the market quiet, bat firm. Sales of $0 63 to $5 75, and 80 bbls. Fiour —The estes for the day amount- voi i at $40 $4 25; S76 % $4 common State $47 ate OM straight State and good Michigan at $404 s $5 1 Onto aud favo eucree at $5.06 & $5 15%. fancy State and Oni | Ohio wt $5 604 $) 57; and extra State at $6 0 $0 60. OF | the eal 4,800 bbls, were made forexport. Alex- dris end = re ‘teady demand at $5 18% | avs tel 72. and 160 do New Jersey a Wheat Bales ot 2.500 bushels prime Wiseonsin at 000; Genesee was held at 1200 a 1250. and Ohio ft L046 w lide, Ryr was fem, with sales of 2500 bushels at STie. delivered Oute were quiet, at 34¢ a She. | Corm—The sules were about 34,000 bushels, at 65¢ a Te for Western mixed, at 67!¢ a 5% for Western yel- low, S50. for round mix: d. $e. for Southern white, and ive a Ce for Northern — We notice flour at Is. 7 it to Glar hy cent Hiay.—The market was quiet, and priees were steady, with eales of 500 bales. a 40 050 cents. cash. Ovs.— Phe market for | without shange, $2 75, We noth gallons nglish ‘oe . spring *perm at extern Pork, ed firmness in the = m™ ved to the extent of 1 600 — at $11 for and prime at $9 9 $4 12% CI tide figure for prime. Beef war cova at $15 Soe $14 in cat meaty, sales of 300 tierews hams were extra dry salted do good at 440 Of Inrd, 250 Cotton at $1 per bale to Liverpool at Zs, Cotton was engaged to Havre Tate rales of each ~The market was 6 4700 for Cuba; 47,0. 060. for Porto Rico, and de for Texe Wiser \ better inquiry and cates made of 60 qf. carke port at Giise. and 2 do Lisbon at 45 avy. — There was no change in prices We no. eilrs of 200 barrels Obio aad State Prison at 24'x, aud 60 do drudge at 24e Receipte of Produce per Hudson River Lines, THe Dey Hodson River Line—2 000 bbls, far; 1 de FE. Fish -19 bbls flour; 5,500 bushels ; 100 do feed Sehuyict's Line—48 Lbis. flour; 11 bales wool; 7 whisk Tcopie's O; wego Line @60 bbls. four. Troy and Michigan Lice—T 500 bushels eorn; 20 Bbia. butter: 60 bulen #: New’ Vore and Cinelomatt 1.ine—6 559 bashels corms 4 Western Line - 57 Line 126 bbls flour; 44 Dhie whi key Siiseclianeous— 2,000 bushots evrn; 4,900 do, enta, TOrAL susan Flower, bole... Aches, bbls. Corn, basiels, WATs Wines