The New York Herald Newspaper, August 2, 1849, Page 3

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE, Imdian Depredations in Fiorida—Great Alarm among the Frontier Settiers—More Buteherics, do. Bartimons, Aug. 1, 1840. A despatch from the Sevannah Geersiun offee has Deen seceived, which states that the Indians in Floride have made further outbreake, the seene of their depre- dations being in the neighborhood of Charlotte’s Har- Dor, on the Gulf. This hostile movement of the red- skins was pimultancous with the one at Indian River. This ebows that the Indians had their operations wel) ecneerted. The express rider, with the intelligence from the east, met the one from the west at Tampa. Fifteen Indiana entered the store of Mr. Kennedy, at @harictte’s Harbor—Mr, Kennedy being absent at the time—and murdered the clerk and man that was with him at the time, besides wounding several men and women They plundered the store, and afterwards burnt it. Two military companies, sent from Tampa for the protection ef the frontier, Lave nearly all deserted, ‘The Indians, it is said, are contemplating another dos- erate war. Great alarm prevails among the frontier settlers, who are abandoning their crops and homes, recking safety and protection from the tomahawk of the savage. ‘The Indians at firet exbibited friendship, but their true jign was soon made manifest. It is ewppored that there are six hundred warriors in the Geld. Later from Texus—Indian Mostilities=—The Cholera, &e, Baurimone, August 1, 1849, ‘The steamer Portland arrived at New Orleans on the 24th, with advices from Texas to the 19th ult. ‘The erops in Texas are stated to be promising, al- though rain has been rather abundant, A gentionan from the river Gils, contradicts the report of gold having been discovered there’ He met the U.S. troops on their way to Fl Passo—all well. ‘The cholera was raiging in Fredericksburg, Texas— thirty persons having died from it, The Texas popers abeund with the usual number ef wurders. ihe Indians had attacked a United States trnin of wagons, between Bexar and Eagle Pass! killed thirteen teamsters, and taken all the mules be- longing to the trein, ‘A general Indian war was anticipated by the Mexi- eens, Lieut, Walker's Rangers are stationed at San Patricio ‘The Indians had also attacked a party of Mustangera near San Patileio, killing two men and capturing three hundred mules and horses, Mr. Ruerell, wounded in a recent Indian outbreak» has bad bis arm amputated, tal Acetdent, Lnaxs, July 28, 1849, jor Gates died of cholera at Fredericks- He belonged to the Deatn cf Mejor Brevet. burg, Texas, on the 20th June. 8th infantry. Lieut. Brooks, of the same regiment, was asci lon- tally killed a fow weeke since, by being thrown from his horse. Canadian Afvatre—Madame Laborde, &c. Mowrreat, August 1, 1849, ‘The eonvention has declared itself en permanence. |The proclamation, calling the Provineial Parliament exether,'s to be the notice for the convention to assem- ble. The address to the people of Canada has been jearried unenimourly. A fracas oceurred at Madame Laborde’s concer, jpoom, last evening. The French Canadians called for ¢ “Marseilles,” aud the result was that some of the jeffeers and civilians drove them out of the house. ate and Interesting from the Argentine Kepubite, Boston, August 1, 1949, ‘The Pruseian bark Leopold, from Buenos Ayres, June 5th, arrived here this morning. The Packet, of June hb. bus late accounts from the interior, which repre- nt the state of Bolivia as most deplorable. Geaeral jelsu, after heaving completely triumphed over Presi- t Velaseo, was, in his tura, attacked by the parti- ns of General Ballivian. Revolutionary movements ving simultaneously broken out in La Pas, Oruro, eshabimba, Potosi, and Cobija, the whites at first ere so successful, that General Dallivian was about to ve Valparaiso in the l'rench steamer Cosyte, for the ter place, in the expectation of finding his authority pletely re-established, When on the point of sail- ig. however, he reecived information of a re action, in hich the populace chiefly figured, and tho effect of bich was to replace General Belau in tho supremo mand. The most trightful disorders are sald to ve been eommitted, particularly at La Pas, where e houses of all thoee in the Ballivian interest are ated to have been completely sacked. It appears that inthe Argentine provines of Jujuy, a ious movement bad taken pleee, but through the snpt eo-operation of the authoritics of Salta, order as specdily restored, ‘The latter previnee wos mak- g vapid strides iu the path of social amelioration, in der to promete commercial intercourse with the pital of the republic The government has fesued @ decroe subjecting fo- ign goods introduced through any port not national, an jonel duty of 25 per cent; and for the pur- ue of fostering the mercantile relations with the eis- jer provinces. It had adopted other measures equally Peient. In the capital of Mendoss a new monthly periodical © lately made ite appearance. The epecimen number highly ereditadle, as well for the matter it eontains for the manner in which it bas been got up. Is is veported that in the capital of San Lule several hoeks of en earthquake had beea lately felt, eansing msiderable damage to a number of buildings, eape- lly tom mew church. We haveas yet no circum. tial detnile in regard to thie phenomenon, which, @ believe, is without @ preeedent in the metropolis. At Buenos Ayres, Exchange on the United States was 0 par. ‘Dreadrat ‘Tornado, Bacrimone, August 1, 1849, A dveadfal tornado oecurred in Princess Anne | ‘ounty, Virginia, on Saturday last. It blew down ne ye are not aware of any loss of Life, The Abduction of the Spaniard Rey. New Onneass, July 28, 1849, Yesterday, the examination of the Spanish Consul, Derged with abdueting Rey, the refugee from Cubs, reecumenced, The Consul asked delay, making davit to the effeet that he expseted to obtal ents from Havana, proving that Rey went away vo- justartiy. ‘The Court refueed the application, and the xaminaticn wae proceeded with, al Bank, Jarsimone, August 8, 1849, ‘The New Orleans papers of the 24th ult, state that *eelosures are being made relative to the Canal Denk | sMenlty. Mr. Crusat hav been elected Cashier of the Mer- hants’ and Meehan The Cinctnna Covervart, Augast 1, 1849, Wapprars that Joseph Bracket is the name qf th jeogue that swindled some eitizeus of Cincianat Faod | before stated. He abseonded, af- er Alleghany Arrived. Bavromone, August 1, 1840. ‘We are happy to state that the U.S, steamer Alte hivgton Navy Yard, this mora- ig of the Caledonta. Boston, August 1, 1949, ‘The steamship Caledonia, for Liverpool, left at 11.39, ith 92 passengers for Liverpool, and 0 for Halifax. F. IV. Thayer, of Boston, bearer of despatches, was one of be pareencers. The ©. did not carry out \y *pecie. ‘The Steamship Niagara at Halifax, Bosvox, August 1—6 P. M. ‘The steatnehip Niagara, from New York, arrived at ‘alifex, on the 27th ult., at eight P. M., and sailed vortly after for Liverpool. Railroad Accident. Pureapecenra, Angast 1, 1849, A man walking on the railroad track, near Mill feck, above Manayunk, was thrown by the cow. stoher of the Reading train, thie afternoon. He was i¢ked up insensible. His sitnation is very preearious. Rorfoik County Rattrond, Boston, August 1-6 P.M. ‘The Norfolk County Railroad is again in trouble, o@ ha» been attashed by its orediters, Darne, Ke. and uprooted trees in its course, © The Health and Weather of New Orleans. New On.eans, July 28, 1840, The health of New Orleans is wosurpaseed for this season of the year. The air is salubrious, end the ebolera has entirely disappeared as an epidemie. The interments for the week ending yesterday, were only 75. The Weather at Ithaca, Trnaca, Augast 1, 1849, A fine shewer of rain passed nerth and south of this place on Wednesday evening last, with a few spriakles | here. On Tuesday every thing gave promise of rain, | but # bright setting sun scattered all our hopes for the same. The mercury at noon stood at seventy, but in the after part of the day reached eighty. This morn, | ing we had a clear sky and a glowing sun, The ther- | mometer at noon stood at 75,in the shade. The Southern Crops, New Oxreays, July 23, 1849, The growing cotton crops sf Louisiana and Missis- sippi are represented as excellent, ‘The accounts from | ‘Texas are also favorable, ) The Wheat Crop at Michigan. Mitwavxie, August 1—12 M. ‘The new crop of wheat is scarcely injured by the rust in the Eastern reserve, but in the Western it has thus far ercaped. There is nothing doing in the produce market, Freights are without change in prices, More of the Burning of the Steamboats, Sr. Lovrs, August 1, 1949, It is now generally belioved that seven persons met with untimely deaths in the tlames of the steamer Al- | goma. Four of thenr were deck hands, ‘The weather is extremely pleasant. Markets. New Ontrana, July 28. 1819. The sales of cotton yesterday amounted to 700 bales at extreme prices. Middiing is quoted at 10 cents; an | | advance cf 1eent on previous rates ‘This week the | | tales have reached 8.800 bates, Flour is firm at aa ad- | | vance of $1 per barrel. Common brands are quoted at | $6 60, and choive at $7. Bartmtonr, August 1, 184 "The market is buoyant. Sales of white corn at 6: yellow, be. Rea@ wheat is held at $1 10; flour, $5 ‘The weather continues very pleasant. Prvavrirnn, Aug 1, 1949. ‘There isa baits demand for cotton, and we uotice tales of 850 bales nd and New Orleans at 9a loi cts. ‘The flour market is firm with a fair inquiry, Corn bes again advanced, and now commands Gie, wr, Aug. 1—6 P.M. ar, 4.500 bbla.; whe: Receipts tince yesterda: Hone; corn, 30,000 bushels, The flour market is steady, Dut not active Surail sules were made at yesterday's quotations. There is but a moderate bu: 3 doing ia corp, and the salos are 14.000 bush,, at 64140. for round yellow. and Sve. for mixed Westarm. In oats, about 5,000 bushels changed hands, at 3740. a 380, | Boston, Aug. 1-6 P.M. | Cotton—Sales of 400 bales good middling to middling tol0ie.rixmonths Sugar— 8 of 100 boxes fair yellow at6%{e ,eixmonths Hemp —Sales of Manilla at 1! . six months. Corn and Flour—No sales of note; nochange At anetion, 3.100 bags of Kio colfer wore sold ut $6 5244 a $7 40, four and six months; 100 bags Java, staived, Se. a72se. per Ib, cash, Shipping Lateliigeacey Bosron, Aug. 1, 1809. ip Anglo-Amorican. Brown, Liverpool, Jun cond cabin, and 260 steerage parseugers, well—bad light Westerly winds all the passage. Ehip Henry. Shielde, June Sth. Bark Francis, Passed of bark Home. from adt. July hens ‘ia, Baltimore; Lace: x Tole, 284, Capa Raed ia bry aeenah ah nd 8 $10 per 2:00 Lbs; ealted, highest during the week Brig dene Hersey, Gomsives, tee Ing ta “for Boston m 8 daye; sehy Susan, : cester, in quarantine; bri » Avete he C Fremont, for New York, ed Byrko July Yn Cy Pordland for , dark Gem, Philadelphia; bri veo; Sulla, Philadelphia; Merchant, 4 soured’ 4 tata bareysshs Andsey eam Alvecys Corere lia, New York; Alert, do. pTatENGuns 1v vie Steawsniy Ca ool—Aire Pollen, Misa Cabot, Move Bare Chas Follep, 8 masa deon, of Warren, M Elin, of Now Va eponta. ron Liven | 8 Raymond, TW er, of Bostou; Mr and Ses 3 nook, of Prov: f th; graces xy not given: Mrs ‘iiddte. £ BR Starr, 8 Vai ‘For Malifax—Mersrs A C Spoe: a 4 Steen cs Revel, Ja te, of Canada; oston: Mre James, of New York; Gregor, of Halifax: Juhu Pox, of Bef eon, of Paris; Dr W alesander, cae Failed—Brig Frostigy, x York: Sy andria; R Patterson, B: ore; Sth, Bh 1 heared—S0tb, schra Prospest, aad Triton, pine ». Arrived—Brig Win Purringten, New Yorks echt Hower, do. | Cleared—20th, bark Auco lria, Bucnes Ayres. PortLano, July 31. Arrived—Brig Rival, Havana, sl. Arrived—Schro Michigan, Philadelthia; Globe, Now York. Cleared—Sebr Mary Clark, New York. wnenrrory, Joly Jl. (0 Grande, Philadeiphiay | Savem, Jal, jar] 40. Eliza Merrithew, Providenes. Cleared—Brig Clesset-Sehe Ocand, Poitedetpatitt7ateN 8, Saly 2. | mere “e sis tii Ex down, NB, duly. = oe oxen ferah, and Ch ‘ers: lp Commodore, New | Yor! Lady ax cle Plassey New | 256, ship Dawid | | Aunany anp Brrvato ) Teiecaarn Co., August 1, 1849. § In acccrdance with the recommendation of tho Pro- | sident of the United States, that Friday, the 34 inat,: bo observed as a day of fasting, humiliation and pray- er, the oMecs of the Company will be closed on that day excepting one hour, (from 6 to6 p.m.) when tho operators will be at their posts for the purpore of vend- ing eommsnieations in cases of sickness or deat), T. 9. FAXTON, President, Heat en. Gdant to adjournment. Present, = President and Al- dermenM acdonald, Peet, Hinm 4 Boerum. Communications presented and ee rred.—Of Janos 9, in relation to nuisance on his premises in t! —Referred to Alderman of 6th ward. Of Anson Binke jr.. in relation to Blake's buildings.—-Roferred to Heaith Physicia: Petition of A. D. Wheelock and others, to abate nuisance caused by distillery, corner of Jcralomen and Furisan sirevts.--heferred to Alderman of the Ist ward. Bill of James W. Smith. for one ber- rel disinfecting fluid, for the uve of the hospital, $17 25. —Referred to Comptroller for payment. Reports — Tho Alderm of the lst ward, to whom was referred the subjrct of Binke’s build! reported or of directing owners to cleanse the eame; and, eof lect. that the President of the board be | Resolution: | land's buildings, in Ferman street, be refs City Inepeetor of Western District, with di petls ty the owner to cleanse and board up said batiding. Adopted, Resolved, That the physician of the Board be authorived. in case occasion may require it, to direct the butial (fa cholera, or other rulject. and that he be required +o to do, if, in his opinion, the pablie bealth, or the health of the hborhocd, demands it. Ado athe woard then adjourned, Menoen om Fiatianns.—A men named Philo Peter | Boek (colored) was arrested, on Monday wight inst. by officer Kem Heceman, of the town of Flatbash, charged with the murder of one Jobn Rider, also colored From the evienee adduced from witnesses who were the Corover, it appears that Duck ¢ len, v4 Ryder to fight him. which Ryder refused to do, | paying. att im at he wanted nothing to do with hiss, Ryder then home, foll | Defore stated that he would ha Upon being called out by Buck. he ogalo said he wanted nothing to do with bira. tle finally per. on, however, to come out, when Buck knocked nand kieked bi er then row, and , his knife, threatened to use it if Buck did not go Buck then retreated a few steps, and ed to go into his houve, when his a f bo clad and etrock him leeding on r ground, Hi 7 . The Coronet of Fh bush (Mr Vandereer) held an inquest on the body of the murdered man, and atter # paticat investigation, the jury rendered a verdict“ that the said John Ryder ame to bie death by @ blow inflicted on the head by « . in the hande of Philo Peter Buck.’ ‘The Coroner ® werrant for the error ofthe mar. the hand: of oiler flog Montay tas stated Union Cors.ro8.—At the Jate commencement of this college, honorary degrees were conterred upon ) dividnals — ee Deitch Oreene C. Eroneon, and Ton, Seba C. ib . We Blagden. pee of the Old South Church, Boston ; Rev. Alfred B. Campbell, pastor of the Spring street church, New York ; Rev, David Mor. doek, pastor of the Reformed Duteh Chuarch, Catekill. Mic=Rev, Mr. Pitman, of Guilderland ; Thos, W. Field, of aa Wm. W. Clark, of the St Normal Sehool ; wel L. Hooker, of Weert I 7 | DA ae Le UiStaier Ball Eeq, of Hoorlek Fatis, ‘A. B.— James N, Croker, of the Albany Academy ; | Penjamin Franklin, of Chemang county; Burton 8 Toumend, of Watertown; Lineotn A. Merriam, of | . of Greek in the New | Union wa, Letioge The professorship of ortental Mteralure iv abolipbed. i " and Reading, at prices current in the morning, j clase passengers, 7,184 0324; third elass passengers, and E | Prices for most seourities are steadily settling down, | governments, and the result will undoubtedly be It will be seen that 9) | time been easter than bas teen known for years, and | market ag | for commercial purpose plaintiY was engaged performanee of his duty, the defendant vag) from the wheel house on his rushing he deck; jac pee afterwards kicked him while soars ‘at the aking use of gross and insulting language. The ‘anon was that the plaintiff was, on both ooca- sions, at work at some of the braces. The defendant being each time on the wheel house, seeing that the ntift was dodging, he called out to him, while auling the braces, to bend his knees, and put bis whole strength to it. The plaintiff took no notice, upon whieh the defendant took hold of a ropa, swung out of it, end then put his foot on plaintiff's neo and jumped on deck, but denied that he kicked him upon either cecasion. It was also stated that the last assault | war ceeasioned by the plaintiff's pulling a wrong rope, and Jetting one of the sails go, which, if the wind blew fresh at the time, would be very dangerous, Judg- ment reserved, A fire is raging in the woods in the neighborhood of Portland, and at Cape Elizabeth. A large extent of forest is burned over, Travellers and others wilt find a com= plete assortment of D: ¥ ‘utlory, Port= Montewus, and ailarci¢ ilet, at the sub= seriLers’ stores, 147 and 387 Broadway, Dressing Cases the most durable material, each pattern csutalas # Of convenient size and real uti im the most form, warragted to perform the duties for which they are severally desicued. U, SAUNDERS & SON, 147 Broadway, (c Liverty st.,) and 337 Broadway. The Richelieu 2 Dininona Potnted Gold | Pens made and sold by J. ¥. SAVAGE, 92 Pulton streot, the mest durable pons ia the world. J.¥, S. has a lance siock of five Gold and Silver Watches, of ali « brated makers, guatautied to keep accurate time, wine he will sell very low. COMMBROCIAL ARFAIRS, MONEY MARKET. Wednesday, August 1-6 P. ‘There was more activity in the market to-day, out any variation of consequence in priees, ‘Tho ales on time were prinetpally reller’s option, and the pur- ehesers are mostly the shorts, filling matured contrac! be ructsined by purchasers for a rise, and as they are not plenty, the probability is that prices will give way. At the second board there were large rales of Erle It fs stated that the Harlem Railroad Company pro- pore making a loan for two hundred aud 2fty thoasand dollars, tor the purpose of liquidating a portion of its ficating debt. This is but the nucleus of @ largo debt which this company is rapidly rauning up. ‘The receipts at the oflee of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day amounted to $90,935 25. Payments $44,084 11. Advices $36,000, Balance $1.630,759 72. A return, lately printed by order of tho House of Commons, states that the total number of passengers conveyed on all the railways in the Uniied Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, during the half year ending Slct of December Ist, amounted to 31,630,202, of whom 9.743,002 were first class pastengers, 12,191,549 socond 45002334 parlamentary passengers. ‘The geoas total receipts from passengers amounted to £3)289,301, of which eum £1005 516 was received from first class pas- sengers, £1200408 from second class pessengers, £220,862 from third class passengers, and £597,071 from travellers by parliamentary trains, ‘The receipts arising from goods, cattle, carriages, parcels. and tho conveyauce of the maile, amounted to £2,461,062, meking an aggregate receipt for the half-year of £574 OC, The etock market is weak, and in @ sickly state. particularly government and Sta 2ks. We havo heretofcre girom the reasons for this decilno, and still think there will be a farther depreciation. The fact 4s, enpital in this country is worth more than five per cent, and those engeged in active businoss have full employment, in the regular seasons, for every dollar they can command. The inactive stete of trado for acme time past, and the easy state of the money mar- kel, bave given the commercial classes au abuadance of idle capital, which has sought employment in the soundest and safest securities. The result has been, large temporary investments in government stocks, even at the high prices which have ruled for eometime past. Thorate of interest realized was small, it fs tru but the money was earning something, instead of re- maining dead capitalon deposit in our banks, The time bas arrived when @ change must take place—when | | much of this capital will bo wanted in commercial | pursuits, and when @ portion of these investments | muet be withdrawa. This will throw upon the market moreor less of the stocks ef the general end State aforther depression in prices. within the part week, Treasury Notes and United States Sixes have failen one and a half per coat, and the ten- dency is still downward. The sales have been to some extent; and as the season advances and business be ecmes active, the quantity offered will donbtiess tn- ereare, Fourand five per cent per annum does not satisfy even our most cautious capitalists, and loans ere only wade st those rates on eall, with the daily expeo- tation of some enange favorable for their laterests. Six | per cert invertments have heretofore beea considered moderate enough, and the time is mot far distaat when | they will again be plenty enough. Money has for some- we must soon lock fora change. One of the greatest anticipated eourecs of supply has beem much reduced, | | and moet of the hopes and caleulations based upon the gtent accersion to our gold aud silver eurreacy, from the mines of California, have been in # the eecan buried, months, that there was no possibility of the money siifornia would be eu’ jent to roeet any demand | To what extent there anti- cipations will be reatited remains to be seen; certainly | net to the extent which bas been predicted fornia | will, from this time forward, bo an | the Union, and the Fastern States will find ma-kets for large quantities of their manufactures and products, Dut that handreds of millions of dollars in gold will be extracted from the gold mines of Califorats per annua, we have great dow In ali the ealeulations we hy made relative to the productivrencas of these mines ve | have taken, 96 data the reported rerwit of the ns for 1848, Upon that basis, and in view of the envrmons deep bosom — Ithas been very often remarked | 2 ‘nm financial elrelee, within the past three or four | portant part of | withe | Mercer | amounted to 33,673 bbls. As scon as this demand ceases, the market will havo to | orm; 9.21 bushels wheat; a being tight, as the supply of gold from | / | emigration, we have wade largo estimates, The minvs have been represented os inexhaustible, As yet no- thing Is known to the contrary, It has boea also re- prerented that the gold was easily obtained, fa lange lumps and lots, without mach labor, herdy men Lave secrifced their lives, in thete eforts te contend against the olimate and the exposure n wary to gather the glittering dust. A man manet be made of molieable iron to stand the vicieltates necessary to ensure a successfel result. The four feasons of the year appear to be equally unt yorable for digging: the winte deep mown; the spring, secount of tho great freshete; the summer, on acovunt of ite great heat dar. ing the day and cold during the night, and the fall oa account of its fever and agae According to this there are chstacles to eontend azalay the mort determined. There is, without doab*, all the gold in the mince of California that bas been repte- sented by the most sanguine and euthustastic alron- turers; but we bave lately arrived at facts relnti obtaining it, whieh e heretofore been stu reserved. In the face, however, of ali the kne unknown diGeulties which will have ty be encounter. +4 in acquiring thie preeiour metal. there are thous ids who will, at every havard, and at all risks, devote thom. selves to digging Ibis too great a prise to be given vp; snd, elihough we shell doabtiees sacrifice of life, @ large amount of gold will from the sell, ‘hat the prodwct will, ender the oir qumetances, be large enough to have the pated upon the money inarkete of the word doubt; neither will immense fortunes be mate out of the ( alifornia trade; but on the evatrary, we appr hend that moch embarrasement aod difleulty will expericnerd by thore who bare become deeply invol | im the movement, The annexed statement exhibits the quantity ef eer- tain articles exported from this port. for the week end- ing July 31. distinguishing the destination and exte o | of ehipmente to eneh pines :— cr ov THe Pont or New Y Exrowrs, turpentine avon. 210; © * 6. WN IT4 dos 12170 do ; tobseen, manufactured. 65 To J iverpuol.— Plowr, 29 085 bola; cork, 193 do; | 9861 do; torpentine. 600 do; resin. 400 do: OM. 178 gallons: orn, 57.238 bashela; wheat, 0.281 do ; cheese. 4450 Ihe; tobaceo, manufactured, 1,017 ' Jara, 3720 do. Te Glorgow. — 41 on aacount of the | wo mow | only re know, is not only untrue, but that the most robust ard | | suflicton( to disheartem | thus, 54 do ; corn, 7,190 bushels; lard, 4,461 Ibs.; grease butter, 117,828 do; staves, 7 0U0. eee nh AA NANA DDADAADI fea nes flour, 400 bb! WANTRDTIN 4 Day Goons IMPORTING CO! : afi i Sw a | eines ‘atdrats, w wil nly be at and with re - iy. Drhmatl {will appear in three. charastere, are haart unique ¢elineation of the Ars. Theaveaing's enversatnments enna ee where and how last employed ° Baearstse ‘afte To Gibraltar. -Bugar, 9 boxes; staves, 35,000. ef, post paid. Box 2475 Pou fr on ni Pgh Reve, exequied Sy ahs Mederroncon = Rouln, 1909 Vole balsam eapivi, TUATION AS CHAMBERMAID OR | wis puntemine eel ie ise «il ROR LOVE Ceres 11 do ; bark, 115 ceroons; earanparilla, ; logwood, ,woinan whocan give unexe | tere by the Ravel Poca Bi tee eel ato 10 tena; sapan wood, 30 do ; i lgauavit, 20 do. tur “Bridgot,” at 18 Trinity | gemoiude with SOCKO--th “apenas Marsests ing, #. Raval. wood, 27 loge, Wn gar, 177 hoxes; ‘Tie! ate: te ermmovoe at 8 ‘. Jalap, 8 baler; ru zt Be pew batss ear soak ANTED TO PURGHASESA GOOD SUBSTANTIAL Bias THEATRE, filamaens STMEET ; aj oll gale, @ engan. Horee, kind and Burton, Propriate eutls in-hernoss, anda fair fativecty wound to cost from $10) to S150, and Sapnene and light top Baggy. Addross, w ve term: rum, American, 200 do.; naval storan, 246, do.; rice, 409 do ; rive. 53 tierces; lumber, 318968 feet; shingles, 30.000; cidor, 200 cases; silks, 17 packages; domestics, 21) do.; drags, 80 do.; ten, 4714 Ibs ; sugar, refined, 30253 d'; nails, 250 casks; wick, 200 bales; spirits of turpentine, 60 traveller, aod 0 cise geod cook andan an be «i ; domestios, 40 pk; a.—Flour, 155 bbls ; pork, 80 i mackerel, 80 do ; rive, 5 domention, 72 packag D, 160 boxes: aperm candies, 7 do.; mould do , 1433 do ; tobaceo, 1 hhd ; do , 30 bales; do. mfdj740 Ibe.;' lard. 1,613 do ; butter, 743 do ; chorse, g38 (los ish 6,820 do j cocoa, 10 bags; shingles, No. 20,000 To Hondures.—iron, 802 bara; tin, 30 boxes; olive oil, 102 do.; brandy, foreign, 491 gallons; spirits turpsatine, T78 do.; tobacco, 6 bales; do mfd, 3.500 Ibs ; nails, 4 kegs; lead, 20 do; powder, 80 do.; domestios, 87 prck- ages; cordage, 56 ‘coils; lumber, 12.000 feet; shingles, & pro orta ct pastry, jellies, Manowmavges, aad ts aa oxeel Yaker of broad las no oh to assiet in wae bin need apply, an'cesa respectable private family, has the best of recommendation from her Last emplo: bo reen for two dave, if mot engaged, at St Mulberry 7 ANTED—A OUNTRY RESIDENOR, WITHIN AN ad f hour's drive from the city, in abeulthy situation, Inq Ww? aptetely furnished New You Fork Hotels id ANTED—BY A RESPRCTABLE WOMAN nto do general No. 6.600. rally we To Mexico.—Ale, 60 casks; sporm oll, $ do.; tacka, 18 | city refe rs eases; 10 ery, 87 do; siiky, 4 packages; drugs, 16 vAN wo ks 2 MAN a chairs, 35 doumn) sperm eandiog, 13 boxes. Wt etd on as i neal ine otal or ‘Den Span "es! ies — ar ay ‘ook iu a private family. As wo objection to co do, 18 hia iron, 63 bandles; tools, kes; yarn, She epeake Pronch and Germaa, and some 42 bules; rice, 138 tierces; spikes, 38 casks; deuss, 47 Rose stroot. packags ECTA | To Denish West Indies ~ ip 17.981 Iba ; engar, re- the other aa { fined, 18. oO ¢ lard 1.109 of city reference oan bo gives do; bu t onrog Ktroet. mould candles, 185 bo Tob h West In meul £45 do.; bread. pork do.; corn, 400 bushels; peas do ; rice. 10 tierees; hams, 620 Ibe ; butter. 2.933 do; eheese, 2.031 do ; hay, 8C0 bales; tobacco, 2 bhds; oxen, No 590; sheep. do. British North America —Fiour, 4.008 bbls; rye | WaAntep—a SIRUATION BY A vou Na j Mar Keoper, “Can briug the test of ci ‘y | from his lase emp! von in the busingss for chroa Apply at SITUATION ~~ A YOUNG MAN, d years 3 Park row. “oF GOOD flour, 697 de,; meal ; tar, 12do.; bread, 16 do; | pork, 695 do; ora, 2000 ico. 8 ; hemp, 12 bates; tobacco, 10 hhds.; do. mf, | id 21,927 Ibs.; tea, 150 do.; batter, 11,000 do; staves, No. | % GERMAN Who CAN SP rs 3,000 L French lang ren ‘The aggregate shipments of breadstuffs, for the week, flour; 83.425 bushels Indian 1,520 bbls. corn meal; and | | 557 bbls. rye meal; of which, 27,003 bbls. flour, $1025 bushels corn, and 0,231 bushels wheat, went to Groat | Britain and Ireland, The movements in breadstu‘fs, during the past week, have not bocn 60 active as pre viously reported; while in other articles they have buen about the same. Nothing has transpired ia our own, or the markets of Great Britain, of a character euleulated topermanently cheek shipments of breadstuifs, and the prospect is in favor of large exports throughout the f even in the event of the harvests of Great Britai ing equal ton fal) average. Low prices in our own shipping ports, put down all competition abroad, Our domestic eupply {s likely to bo 60 large, and so much Deyond our own want, that we see no probability of prices ruling high, ° objeat being to obtayn u ° erpri in, of respostable asso and polite hddvets, buts small AmoanCof capical will be quired, Commontestions addroned. to box L651, with real | mame, will Le held contidential, and, if not ‘approved, will be returned. BOR $ALK, SALE.—THE ENTIRE FURNITURE fer the accoinmodatian of cing of the tirst qu Public oan the best stands in at lixtures, for eale, in one of ty, situated on Fourth avenua, » Wth etveat. Ttis one of the Lost thoronghtares ta the cit 4 Stock Ixchanges for doing business, Phe rent ts very cheap. The reason ot $10) TS 1867 1 Rog Mot Bonta the present -ceupier selling out ison account of sic! in Bg go ng Hive shu Canton Co huis familys guy baying knortor lags, he evanat attend t wou do 1474 200 Farmers’ Trust bid hee v4 Bowery, for particulars, this wo do 188 ANAL “JO Erie RE iu) de Ms) 75 “do bio 6 $06) Treas Notos 113. * 80 Gariom pewfrd full BU Ky e's, 15 ye bde 14 TW Marten KR Lams a 1000" do’ 20° do 185 650 do LE REV. Di, WEST, AND BELLEVILLE, MULTUM 100 do 1 “short and rect. ‘you wish Hudson River re” WN YSN tay Rie 2) Long Island Rt 160 Reading Kit ching vexntion, di ormoua Baby hy railway th g ¥illage of Bo nd tly ‘Newarh, to the charmia SECOND BOARD. 4 from this city, 5 cha Erie RE rg 209 ahs Reading RM sto ficwery margin of tho tra ai isvely Pastale River, 6 do H Bad ‘suboormed In woods, where the captivating vojpee of 60 co bis oe 4 4 moltitudineus fioh and game seem’to issue the voluntary | 4 do 63 Wig 40 do oo Pot upat the villas ‘Mansion do bo ony 400 do bara. Mouse, (landiord Mr. Issac Carmor, where I have just re- tio Fone teiand RI” SKS “Scontince LID luctantly Tett-) and it you do mot tah all the comfor.a of an Pe with every extra induc 100 Reaving RR * homey -- nt REWARDS: ANAS PES EEA EA 08 T—THIS MORNING, JULY 3ST, PROM TAB ——<—<—— pire Stace, fom Fall River, a plain black | PROARDING.—A FINE SUITE OF APARTMENTS TO ‘ nk, paving 9 brant ie % ae ‘th Ee ton wits ay} or full <n pee table, pms ted an dy ven for. the samo, so ia, BEALS, BUSH & CO.,32 Broad siroot, | witvout breakfast and teas Hot, cold and. shiwer batha for for “Apply st 24 Moanton servot. ‘0 LET, WITH FULL OR PARTIAL BOARD, table for a go Bakeia TAINED ATA ngewe ples frown ta RA ni een ent XCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS, AND FIVR dollars paid, on Tuesday and Friday, to the person who joot Soa Baws, Black Fi pply at Ot Bloocker strove. cate atroet, | ey rat street, horse. easy of access eevernl ines 4 Refrenge may be made tec. Rett Washington ove or Mies J. Wood, 99 Spring stroet, TRE NATIONAL VAST Day, IN R. W. GRAND LODGE OF Tua k, coe rEw SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OR FAMILIES, CAN be soeommodated with pleasaat rooms, with board, at biz roadway. pray er to Almighty God, pertilenee Befnmity and death Rerolvel, That thie Gran ly approve of the manner indicated. 4 ourn en Thare- SAAN AS A AAS VAN AAAS oly day ev NATIONAL VO! et ee or Tuts hb rei tot at 10 o'elo " OTICE.—PRIDAY, THE $0 INSTANT, REING THA | day reootamended by the President of th ans da the membere of thy Ly notifed that thoir Synazorue, . Will be open that d ree ck, A.M. ato the Almighty, to obv tel malady which new visite our laud, oa whiss se= sion, the Rev, De Landederg will deliver # discourse. Dy ree nimendation of the Tr J intelligemes fret ic bee vt = tv raether with its saal wibouut of interesting arcicles. Office 10s Ni ty ay mares “SPICIAL NOTICES, oat OFFICE, NEw mo— | iain Offine wilt Fe epennd | (inne t, Casbior. Li pices, Bach earton cont for sale by DRANES & I ta \ LElenToN, F Fo wivolysale and and No. 6 Royo! Ing and whisker @ S'ik. a i Bi 20%, | waounhal, and Fi WA, M. oud Will clove om that day aWipy, Post Master TWO VALISRS AND | ow nos wil plans oall Mei ert, WY WIS. DIRP 4 one Trunk, different marks, prove pi u avin P, ING, The 6 OOMMIESLON ity, Californie. Y, FiPfH CO Ie "has ptoared rtained f plore the lors we have eurtained, Resolved, That in the Ae cialis fiend wed es the past are countlors ann Avy of wileh be formed. a #0 memory, re r | one who iinpileas gave x be worn ¢ That the abeve be Herald, ad the Bolttary ant Nagel fame Le sont do the relat) ve h PRANKUIN MILLARD, Cha retary. hod in the New Yor reas tad a copy uf & he four opm " Pinte roomate combined 6ll the sonves rman, Coanry, § HE CEMETERY ™ thetr Se IMMITTER OF Tit on To OnaAgR ED $190 neh. loin inte ww * Pacmnge 9 Mle li sed, tuoi b seenger, i mine he peoen Ma ied Th LY Dit Th orn of As TY, & FOR oh will eave erage bt on speele | pers bie feet of agama h compact! or im ¢ iaits auperior | hae very.ae hen rep. rt wy a Ceaietery, t presi "bis gete ” 1 he perfeesly heeribers who have pur #1 hope 50. % 1840, fount ne we WARY ANN WILLIAMS RAvRewoRTH, AAG Te M Rs Sit A fap homey ould Uke tonseertain the reoride Sees clave ship °¢ Yory Ars Williome, Shonld thie meet h eatve frnight pprtent’ Nerw the « ee of 7 etreet, L FOR BAN UPREWE COURT, KINGS COUNTY—BENJa Dovid a" Aud others Mal we, Bs ARIN PAStENG net aitow theneel rae ry) aa as the ohip « bia, T taid chp, withows exp deep endl the waiting isda whiet tmp in datthe hands of Capaiat. Farner, ime ie oxelv ste of the day of servis: if you toil vo wae Peano MM seeare swer the complains withiy the trae aot yea otal for} Sill aprly to the Supreme Comrt for the reliel Se seller = bel he Fone 8, iid, LORTRER, Plo foreea't, the plain i “demandes ta for ever tool ernven rapt. toustyn ud kv dneos We, hee uid wie family | Sm Liverpest to Now Vouk. w me veerte een, at ry Wes BXBLR, ‘onder tae firm of a Angvet t, 10, “igs Citwek VE Piitinba ry yo Sisth, Mr. Rag; E ort Lady, Anne: lor. fare KEN IN AND DONE FOR. Biudy Bodkin, Jo! ‘tude with the fn: 8 ites the wae Quen ‘of Edward [ eae, whieh. Cuayrray’ SNATIONAL THEATRE, caata. ar, ‘Thupeday evening Augie 2 will | farce of & aces ivr x Chapman ire: Peter Peant othor, Mise dley Bromptan, aise B aN Sir to = E Scott. To te x Rae itr. Chanten athe GARDEN.—KIGHTE W BK OF THE TQIl~ nitty suocesfal Simmer Futos-—Now Overtures, + Pot Vourrst, Poltas and Quadsitles by Les na B way rion and Quar- Cc} pounds. and bre we from ¢ been exzoged ; y Boale, Jang atte Parces wil be enaciod at each cacertain eared, Me. Luke Weot, the talented Dancer wus popular delinenter of Rthiow pian Character; Mr. Jerry MorryGelt, Mica Barton, MissStane ope, Miga West, Mx, Chapman, and’ Mr, Clarke. ‘Tho Albi Lady, Living Orang Oarwng, A larze_ hiv! erormon BROW Way g y, anion. the divestinn At Woke ¢ Feenoh haste, New Orleans: ct 8 orradi and UM—TAE ONLY ONE IN THR Broa lway, exhibi'ing the Manners, hundeod mils d= 18, Religions, Arts and Sciences ol iat uf Chinena, “Open from nine, A, ML, ti! mittance 25 centa; children, us rE REE CONCERTS EVERY BVENIN cert Hall, No. 237 Bowery, bet ton streets, yO £TSIOPIAN SINa ally talensed and rerpeotahte C1 cerintiom may Bear @¢ An tagacy nog? hy wpotying. 49 COR ana artin, 4 Berelay sterot, New York. a rprus creat Dost be coptinued throu Tiros paraos were im Olavi 4 oo hagres, 0 « 8. A cvlebrated band will perform every atce gorden. ON COURSE, fy 1 this day, Auguat Bartine names b. « br. m. Lietle VENTREVILLE COURSB, L. 1. Aucast 3d, at 3o'clock, PW. secon best, map heave, wh dia Stranger, to harness; ‘estern, in anddl TROITING—PKLDAY, Pacse S30; Ri FORK.—SECRETARY'S OFFIC! M4, 1542 To, the, Sherli of the eit ao [ ork.—Sir: Notice is hereby meceeding the first Monday of November next, the ‘allowing officers are to be elected, to wits A Judge of the Court of Appeals, in the place ef Freeberm of Stat lace of Chi in the if Warhit in the place of Al General, in the me ‘ate Engineer and Surveycr, i STATE OF Albany, Jul county of New the General Eloct jewett, a Secretar: 4 Comptes opher Morgan. unt nt. of Ambrose L. Jordi the place of Charlee B al Zommirsioncr, Fs fee place of Nelson J Boash; and r tur of State’ Prisons, in the place ef Lanse Ne ‘om: ‘All whose terms of service will expire om the last day ef Decembec next. Justice of the Suprovas Court, for the First Sudislal Dintrigts iu the pines af Sarauel Jongs,'wanas teria of varies wil expite t day of ton a A Stuart, A Fre ‘nSonatcr for the Sixth Sonate Distriet, tm the place Samuel Jolnron; an whose terms of service will expire on the last day of Docenber neat, ‘he following oBeors are aloo to be elected for the said city and county A Judge of the C of Common Pleas, in the place of place of Aaron Van- Michael Sbhoetter. A dure of tbe Supreme Court, im th ‘A Coroner, in the All whose ierme oi place of Wm. A. Walters: serviee Will expire ow the last day of re alro to vote for er An Act Mestaniee 0 Ri ale, Bi ogsed Maroh 2), 1S.) cHuisto! wg MORAN, tary of Siate. Suenire’s Orrice, Now York, July'2t, we} a prrmant ta the notion of the tary of State. and the requitem 7 ir He of the etatate ia vos, ovide stad ad SOHN J. Biers RY BLT, Sheri The shove fs pubis rvisors, Statuvea, Volo 1 Chena, TO BH wT, Spply at Ne. wae TT, LEY—THE STORK! KOM BRBSING, 51 AND 68 4, 40 fowr front, 129 feet deop, cs food rene, Also, the lots, At Maidea Inoa. Apply at Al Maiden Ine. MEDICAL. BLANEWAN Wave REMOVED (OPPOdTTE) 110 Ce ALL Chambers street, Meet door batvw the 4 patient itt ba rein bv bo ag 0 We Powr naa, roa THK I se “, oe all Mice, wither’ poison, Relereseoe-O. D. borer i vine, Haq, Sopscintondeat of the New ¥ be. Re i 191 per bowel Wwhsie: ne 27 Front street, Leo tagter ue Mannipe w" OM ANS PRIVATE EDI At COM Panion. iar Pre ir of vmen. math ta. ‘Prive is Jos cold in gia months aoe anguteh te p> vee been shill aUvey married, or thove oon! Linportaad secrets, wil ‘it t* of eepecial importer Rire, sie, every fommale—the wife, the mother, the either bedding sate somaniee, im the deeting ears, in every ia tog ry the Pobiten) on ees tted by hg 7 * vat ot. st be addreered, raid, Mearien aaa Ree Vor ae men EEE DR. CORRITT, 19 DUANE ST. treatment of cersin dolionte vOr ‘En bD* ou 4 DUANE STRE8T, HAS, FOR FRR copfacd evetine to @l soagea Of a dolicnys natare — bis diveace and ented owses of thte Are days. & perfoot euro, AL )J8 Grew wick street —@ Hee hoare, 9 + feeters ‘exceptot.) “Those whe ever, there whe have ay oi the rapallty and rates nal sore. pase ie Tersd frog a onetala clans of Whe oan property + ri 44 oie ye is omg om _ Patni ihe fhe Seve, or Thevgeiaon waventages and pias ity hee anes afford We Taf 7 Eo sineae ts tn et WARRANTED FOR ONA DOF Ga 090TOR berd’e Freneh Miavars te am 4 ve freee pr rate diveaee,in,0 fe ne Pe renin Pea = Ee ‘Soces can cabteg