The New York Herald Newspaper, August 9, 1849, Page 3

Canadian Affairs—Reported Resignation ef Lerd Ryzin, Mewraear, Aug. 8, 1849. Rumors of thé Hesignation of Lord Elgin are fast gain. ing credence throughout the province, and that he will abortly leave Montreal. cia Upper Canadas, for Buffalo and New York, on his return to England. Lord Bruce, son ot Lord Elgin, was christened on Monday last. A select company of about fifty persons were preempt, Plttspurgh at Present. Pirrsavacn, Aug. 8, 1849, Business generally is dull. ‘The river is very low, there being at the present time enly seventeen inches of water ; aud as # consequence steamboats get along with the greatest difficulty. Freights to Cincinnati are $1 per ewt.—cabin pas- mage $10. ‘We bad heavy rains this afternoon. Flour is selling at $4 66 to $4 60—whiskey at 22 eents. The Sanitary Committee report two cases of cholera but no deaths, to-day. Murderer Sentenced, New Onuxans, Aug. 4, 1819. Bradley, the murderer of Fanny Young, has been sentenced tothe Penitentiary for life. Fast Day at New Orleans, New Oxceans, August 4, 1849. Yesterday, being observed as a day of fasting and proyer, there was no business transacted in produce. Markets New Ontxans, Aug. 4, 1849. Yesterday being fast day. no business was done. = 6 of cotton are firm. Sales of the week comprise *s. The stock on hand is 8,119 bales, against dows last year. 4 Burrauo, Aug. 8—P. M. p The Feeetpta. within the last twenty-four hours, have Deen :—-Flonr, 1,000 bbls; wheat, 4000 bushels; ‘eora, 2500 bushels, Flour continues’ very scarce, and for straight brands Obio. $476 ia demanded. In wheat, the sales are 6.000 bushels, at 850. for Michigau city, and{5e for Ohio. Corn is rather better, and the sules are 3.000 bushels Western mized, at Sle, Ohio whis- Key is quoted at 220, Aunany, Aug. 8—P. M. Receipts since yesterday :—Flour, 4.000 bbis ; wheat, 4,500 bushels ; ‘corn, 12,000 busholy. ‘There is a steady demand’ for our for the Eastera trade, and we note sales of 2500 bi for straight. The market for coro is very firm, aud the rales embrace 6,000 bushels at 6le. for flat yellow, and 4c, for round. In oats, there were sales of 5,000 Dushels, damaged, at 39¢. Boston, Aug. 8, 1849.. of cotton, at previous rates, In flour, wance of 12)¢ cents on all descriptions, with considerable sales. Corn—Smaill sales of white at @ @ 6bc .and yellow at 67 a 68. Onts were in de- mand, and nelllng atdse. Sugar—75 hhds, Caba, at 8Xc , short price. In molasees no sales to notice; two cargoes for aiatillin; held at 183¢. Rice —Sales of 50 casks, at 33(¢, cash. Coffee—275 bags Gonaives. at €Xe., less 8 per cent forcash. Indigo—17 chests Bea- gal, $1 12%. Gunny Cloth—30 bales, 17}¢e., cash. Shipping ‘Maceleigencns ‘osToN, Ang 8. Arrived— Califor Bark Norma, Cork, 4th ult; te jot Newell, Phitadelt ta Boston, & J CGil- cp Aa Yeso, noo, Philadelpia; Howard, NY ork; d Niscara, Philadelphia; Tiones'a, Rondout; NYork; Mariollus, Clarissa, and Sophronia, Puiladel- Hi Ship R.C Winth Rtory, Baltimore yy he » Liverp inde! Cieare i tiga 1. Bary, Aug 4. Arrived—Schr Oclla, Baltimore. Warrnam, Ang. 3. erived--Baperd, Richmond: ath, » brig Pennsylvania, do, led, Ist—Sebr Superior Court, uf Samuel ‘"vhompeon ‘was brought before Judge Duer this morn- dng, according to the adjourameat of yesterday, The pn oe was discharged from several of the charges xoalest him. but as he is held on twoiadictments found against him by the Grand Jury, his position is not ma- terially altered. To Advertisers and | en Business Commu- nity, In a few weeks, the cholera. which is subsiding, will aren r. The gloom and panfe which have prevailed, en give place to s prospect of revival of business, waa oti y in every description of commercial enter- prise, almost equal to that which disclosed itself on the Jabsidence of the pestilonce of 1832 .'33, and which was ee ae Cle mad years of general pros- ‘One of the principal elements and agenetes in atdin and assisting business men. and domestic comfort au ‘tranquillity, in these rovivuls, 1s to be found in the newspaper prese—the widely ciroulating daily journals nee we may fete place In connection with this matter, before the advertising community the advantages borne the New York Herald possesses as a —_~ iver- sheet. According to the recent lop: te ae the dispute between us and the Tribune, it te edmitted that the Tribune bas @. circulation. of thirteen thousand per day, while that of the New York Herald rizes to twenty-five or twenty-six thousand, and ently reached considerably over thirty thousand Nor is it the vast olreulation of a journal alone, ives it peculiar claims upon the attention of the Barer Ang community. ‘be character of that circu- a end the character of the readers and patrons of . are of the highest importance to business rein Now. in addition to the extraordinary wi “4 pread clreulation of the New York Herald. @f intelligence—-the active business ma and busy classes of society in this and the other la: eities and towns of the United States. ether journal in New York which has so large a eircu- Ration on the Herald, or any thing like o—nase gue aa influence upon the miads of the 3 ieetettieeat, and active masses of the eouutry — Fain eire circulation is « diffusive circulation. In Phile- ld ii of the Joeal journals in those cities—that is to eay, the Merald fs as generally and regularly read, We present these facts and these views toour readers and patrons, and the basinoss community gonorally.— Ie @ week or two, people will be returning from the eountry. Panic will give way to our usual tranquillity. The cholera, we ave reason to will have subsid- ed. Business of ali kinds will be resumed with’ fresh vigor, anda revival wili take roel unprecedented in the commercial anuals of this a od ror all this, we have nodoubt. As nn aid ry ia this revi- wal, the New York Herald, from ‘te position and vast eireulation ‘all classes, commercial, politieal aad eooial. prerents obvious claims upon the patronage of ‘the advertising comm . In this reepeet, no other New York, od ‘tofall, the Tribune, ean enter into competition wich the New York lierald. The Pluinbe National Daguerrean Gal- Jory, om the upper corner of Htreadway and Murray street og ably known to the public, sbould b By all who wi Beautiful art. Brady‘s Nation Collection of Daguerree- pea, Ne. NO and 307 Brondw ner of Fulton street — re inv tches 1 W. ane and believe, that in addition to an immense city trade. large are Informed, mumben. of dorpatehos fron G0 atx pairs of the cheapert a Rad'ie New Verh, are reset gen street. the country. ot ering from one bert Boots and Gators to be every week at JONES'S, 14 MILLERS, 12 Cennt street, etween Thompron and Laurens ste. Week, in the vame of common aense, an men be £6 vers foolish ax to pay t tuit of clothes in thoes bard ean getin equally handsome snit for ‘ive fan ptrect— stoi) erat, easemere print COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS MONKEY HARKET. Wednesday, Aug, 8§—6 P, 3. Sntnaiat all down sgain to day, and the transac. ‘ona were to romeextent. Atthe first board, Treasury motes fell off jy per cont; Penneylranta 5's, 4 ; Hare Bem, 4 ; Farmers’ Loan, * ; Long Island, 1; Reading Raliroad, 1; Erie Railroad, At the second board, there was no change in prices, but the market closed heavy and with a downward tendency. The money market is slowly tightening ; Dasinces poper is plentier, and the banks do not dis- eourt so freely as formerly, Sterling exchange closed to-day Girm at 9.09); por cent, and the probability fa, qhat rater, by the next packet, will be pretty well up to ‘the specie shipping point. The imports are coming in very rapidly, while our exports, as will be seem by the statement below. are to a limited extent, It i# our im- pression, frose the appearance of things fn the political ead commercial horizon, that, within the next sixty Gage, there will be a stringent money market. ‘The reee!pts at the office of the Arsistant Treasurer of this part, te day, amounted to $100,511 00; payments, 994.074 #1; adviows, $40,000; balance, $1 598 77. The amount of eperie exported from thie port, from Janwary let bo August 40, te $1527 644. Kxported $row Boston, daving the ea sin Png. Dard relative to railroad mavegement, or mismanage. om $4 6236 @ $4 75 for common brands, and $4 are ass) fment, has opened the eyés of the public thrdughout the railwsy world, and created a great deal of apprehen- | sion regarding the financial affairs of every company | sg The length of time that the ex-respectable George | Hudson carried on his swindling operations, the confi- | i denee blindly placed in his judgment and genius, the | 500 enormous extent of bis speculations, and the immense 200 fortune made by his contracts in land, docks, steam- boats, iron, &o, &e, are sufficient to astonish and | startle all who are Interested as shareholders in rail- roads in any part of the world The existing system of railroad management in this country and in England is nothing more or less than an organized system of swindling ‘he active swindlers are clijues of capital- iste, of thermoset respectable character, and the swin- died, men of mederate means, in all classes of society, How long this state of things will continue, depends en- tirely upon the adoption of come plan by which we can | obtain detailed and correot reports and accounts, so that the public will have some satisfactory assurance that a few railroad shares may be heid, either as a permanent or temporary investment, without sacrificing nearly one-half of the amount, or leaving a large handfal of the fleece ia the hands of a knot of directors acting in secret. The legislatures ef the different States must pass laws for the better regulation of railroads. We must have railroad commissionars, whose duty it shall be to examine and investigate the affairs of each com- Pany,and either make reports. themselves, or audit thoce made by the directors. The fact is, the raitroad companies of this country, generally, are orgaaized bands of swindlers and speculators ; and if we can only get a law through the Legislature, that will bring to Nght facts, it will show things very similar to those recently brought out in England. There are more Geo, Hudsons, on @ small scale, in this country, than the poor, bind, deluded facts will come out one of these days, independent of logislative investigation, that will create as great a fensution here as the recent exposé bas in Englaod, The, paseege of the law referred to would hasten tho crisis, and prevent a yast deal of Foguery and rascality on the part of many of our highly respectable citizens, ‘The manner in which the affuirs of our railroads aro conducted, is of such a mysterious character that no one can form a correct idea of the value of a railroad share. There is no fixed value, and holders canuot take them into account in their commercial opera. tions, or domestic arrangements. How many mercan- tile men there aro in this city who subscribed largely to the principal railroads connected with this metropo- lis, and paid the par value, who are now crainped in their regular business operations, and have tc submit to great sacrifices In their mercantile affairs, to avoid, if possibley the apparently greater seerifice in selling their stock | Ward Committee, at its present market value! Of two evils, they fatter themselves they choose the least; but they will, we fear, when too late, find that they have made a fatal mistake, We have repeatedly ealled the attention of the public to the affairs of several railroad companies di- feetly connected with this city, and bave nade every effort to induce the companies referred to, to give a full, fair and impartial statement of their reccipts and Theodore Martine, Chai expenditures—a correct statement of expense and con- struction accounts—the actual cost of the work so far stockholders dream of,and Morr as it bas progressed—a proper classification of expendi- | tures, &., 80 that Chore interested could arrive at some conclusion, whether ratisfactory or not, relative tothe value of their shares. Thus far we have been unsuc- ceseful; but if perseverance will accomplish anything, we must ultimately sueceed, The secrecy with which all negotiations for ways and means to meet the demands Jrom ereditors and contractors are made, and the mys- tery that exists regarding the terms of the sale of JROARD bonds, certificates, &e , are alone sufficient to destroy confidence and create distrust; but when we know that millions upon millions ef dollars have been pocketed by the management of these companies, in the shape of profits on coutrects for grading, for iron, timber, loce- motives and care; on the sale of lands for depots and right of way; in the purchase and sale of steamboats, for negociating loans, and for financiering in various ways, and in every way in meney could be made, it is wonderful that an explosion has not taken place before this. As bad as all this is, we do not kuow one half. An effective sys- tem of publicity of accounts must sooner or later be adopted, Then, and not till then, shall we have aa honest administration of the affairs of railroad com. panies. We give, in this day’s paper, an interesting article from the London Times, relative to th ‘imd- ling operations of railroad managers in Great Britain. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of tain articles exported from this port for the week end- ing the 7th inst. inclusive, disinguishing the destina- tion and extent of shipments to each place:— which we, indiscretion in this ree Commence ov tHe Pour oy New Yore—Weexcy | To aa ire 11 bbls. j; sperm oi " wax, 2,009 Ibs ; oil cak bone, 21.543 do ; , he, 118,648 skine, Ke , 107 pkgs. | To Laverpoot —Wiour, 16,000 bbls ; potash, 2 do ; tar, 11,645 do. ; sate, wo vnc tarpentine, 320 do. 11.207 galls, eorn, 80,400 bushel; wheat, 2.980 do ; tobacco, 27 hhds do}, mfd., 12,760 Ibs.; ebeese, 7,720 do.; hams, 146537 do’; copper, 109 pigs; copper, cedar, 74 logs, To Bist! —Beet, 10 bbla,; rosin, 1,900 do.; beef, 10 tierces; logwood, 120 tons. To Falmouth,’ ge. } cone was, 15 | wr ch jugar, 430 hhds.; logwood, 20 | ‘ : - % i atte lo Py 2 1 EJ de oan RR @o do 1, 20 sry N fcr ios 600 de jotes: insis Bas, "43 8 Long fetand RR ie “a, (oa) Penna Se fy aoa do. oO fe io bémos 20 che N River Bk 4), 60 Har ete full, sl2a 95 lv di vy 10) Readi 5 Rk of State N ¥ 4 100 Farmere’ Trust #0 38 10 ee So Sis 175 Canton Co we y ate ro yrap Pare 16000 Penna b's BONE WO sh: nton Co 100 Reading Bde fy" “ch fone tatamd Rie ee 1g » sheN AmEx Bk 105° 100 Harlem R& i 10 N Ray & Hartiord Ww do 63! Wn) Reading it do 00 Boe do veo 3 ao bw 83 | ROVERTISEMENTS B RENEWED | EVERY r DAY. REWARDs- RA St $1 REWARD WILL BE PAID TO ANY PERSON who will give information to Box , wat Office, New York, where Harrison Gray Otis, Jr., fore of Boston, can he Se four d. somaet POLICIES AL, inst ASSEMMLY DISTRICT. endation of the State. ¢ ¢ Republican Electors of the First Assembly 0 dy to regular nowinations andthe usages of the equested to rivet on Phureday evening, Jas, C, Stoneall, 131 Fulton stroet, DUY Por of selocting one delegate to repry= sent raid district in the State Convention to be held at Rome, August 15, to devise meses to ensure th cratic party at the cagningelection, [Siguod, all, James 1 Libly, Thos, Moloney, John J. Fait, Hermann Ficke, John Dounally, W. G. innit, doh i Daney, Nicho~ Jas Dimond, Michael O'Brien, Joh Byroe, 4.6, Boyd, Michael fl 1 Hal pi RSUANT TO THE Z Jas, ©. Stona= Poter Stokey, David Newman, S. Kobliopp, Prondeville, Wm. Monaghan, Patrick Geldeo, Edward Dwyer, Charlos B. Kimball, G. L. others, HIRD AND SIXTH WARDS. ND ASSEMBLY District.—Pursuant to toe recommendation of the State Centyal Committee, the Deinocratic Republican Electors of the Seornd Atsembly Dircrict, friendly to Regular Nowina- nd the usages of the Memoeratic Party, are reo: to meet on Th eday Evening, Augu tthe Sixth Bowel k, for the purpose ei repr District in the St had at Rone, August 14, to devise m ans ty eves of tho D Fred z e John #. @. non, John &. Magnos, Job Foote, Patrick Corie, MT. Beene nan, Michaal MeGloughlin, Frantis Owen James Horen James Feeney. John MaClurkey. Otto C.Sackman, | | LEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.—PURSUANT TO | ati n of the State Central Committee, the Bleccore of the Eleventh Asrcibly aly o Regular Nominations and tho pe Democratic Party “aro roy voning, August 9, at Bachmwan’s, 415 ine Purpose of selecting one Delegate’ to rep: rire District in the State Convention to be held at Rome, Augast 5, August 15, to devise moans to ensure thie suscses of tho Deneratic Party at the ensuing election, By order of the bed A. WALTERS, Chairman, ary. p CLARK, jOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.—PURSUANT to the recommondation of the State Central Commicteo, the Democratic Republicen Electors of the 14th Assembly District, Itth ward, friendly to regular nominations, and ie wenger of the democratic party, aro requested to) meot oa Thureday evening, August 9 the 16th Ward Motel, 198 Wert Mri street, at eight o'clock for the purpose af tet leeting one delegate, to represeat taid district in the state conventions, to be held at Rote, August Lith couse, eu September, to d esd of the demooratio Steven V. Cromkright, Edward Conneliy, Edward Riley, and 179 others, SPECIAL NOTICES, OST OFFICE, NEW YORK, AUGUST 8, 1819.—TRAN- sient Newspapors—In conseyuence of the great number of Trausient hioh are, dropped in this once wirhout pre- tho Postmaster ix obliged to give notive t ars can be forwarded, ualoss boys postace This notice is gi to prevevt di hundreds who are in the daily habit of dropping transient, Papert in the boxes without payment of postage. ~ BRADY. f RD OF HEALTH, AUGUST SIXTH, 151%.-TH discharge of their duty, feel themselves exiled upon again to Address a few words of advice and precwution to thelr follow tisens. In the first place, as the sea: ete are usually gvoded with f which are wnripe, and some in cannot be too cautious bow they indi Even in ordivary eoutons they are known to be the. prolife source of serious avd fatal Lowel complaints, Durtng the Prevent #eason they ure doubly pernicious, “With rogatd to children especinlly, of all « ould be made to prevent them from eves tasting. the et has Leen known to be fatal has arrived when our mar- its of all deseriptions, ma of deeny, our citizen im the uso of them, the hot seagon, the greatest by ancl impradenes, gacrit the gain and the exeitem Fon who fecls himself at all indispoeed, rort fer a few days, until the exhausted emerzics o Follied. The undersicu cod that many & useful life may be saved by th ti Tn the third place, the thelr fellow eitivens’ the ndetly at howe ‘in urge upon endeavor! ‘alin and composed stato wa, that among all ra, none is #0 likely to bring ma perturbed state of winds Let o that ® manly courage, with a huindle reli ¢ Providence for protection, is one of the best proser= 6 against tho arsaults of this diseace. Judging feom Well an from present appearances, the a that we bave seem tho worst of the cholera, and that not many weeks will ela will Less our city. CK, M. i pro rae EDITOR or THR NEW YORK “HERAED— ir Je your raper of she Tih instant, you hare com rin saying that Mr. Coddingtoa was tl ‘TD Wall screct, “where the Spencet farnily dled ie but ap act’ of justion to all parties con- red, that agorr tof the © Tre twitat Mr. Coddiag- pul and thas been done To Havre.—Potash, 153 bbls; pork, 138 do; hell 8 | iin 'Codulpetun, cha threatened the Taspecter for eases; Ng rvemmaen Veuilla beans,7 do ; gum | dcing his cuty.’ He, cn the contrery, to my certain know opal, 6 tobacco, 10 lhds.; beeswax, L1,347 ibs.; | ledge, has bern urg.ng the City Inspector to do Wisauty Ta whalebone, 23 22.416 do.; jalap. ry baies; skins, 45 do; | the premises. ais OLN BATES, rareapariila, 21 do’; sponge, 112 do.; pink reot, 2 do; bark, 81 ceroons; copper, 1604 pigs; horas, No. 2.0u0. To Marseilles —Tobacco, 20 buds ; jalap, 6 Bete staves, No. 225,000; beeawmx, 3.878 Ibs ; Fostu, 100 bbls. bask, 360 bags. To other Ports in France. To Norway, Sweden and 82" les, plmonto, 200 bags: *p Logwood, 149 do, 2,000. To New Granada,—Fleur, 20 bbis.; drugs, 51 pkgs ; | som of kegs; steel, 25 bas ; mould caudies, 25 a Pe hia Mar. them $e.—Drille, 17 phes.; powder, 100 kegs; flour, 9 bbis.. naval stores, 60 do. To St. Domingo —Flour, 280 bbis. ; mackerel, 80 do.; rice, 5 do ; pork, 60 tobacco, b bhda.; soap, 150 boxes; aper P cheese, 260 1b.; fish, 36,000 do.; ard.” 3,900 do; pd, 340 do ; shingles. No, 0,000. To Spanish West Indies.—Druge, 10 piss : : olive oll, 100 cases; paper. 2,100 reams; lard, 67,753 Ibe.; tallow, 13 000 do ; ule, 20 bekte, i 1, 129 Dbia; soap, 200 000 rugs, 120 — Flour, so Coe naval stores, peas, hams, £0,060 do.; cheese. Gall, do ; rice, 25 tos; whale ofl, lh GF.) #ps. turpentine, 687 g*.; Mo. esndies, 60d To British North America.—Flont, 1.174 bb! $ flour, 312 do ; pork, 206 do ; beef. 25 do; meal, avy ties, 4 do; corn, 61 bush wheat, 1600 d 6,000 Ibs ; tobacco, mid, 7,070 sugar, 10 ‘The exports generally, last week, were limited. Bread. | stuffs have not bcen so active as formerly notiesl. The aggregate shipments for the week amounted to 17,904 dbl, flour; £0 459 burhels corm; 8,880 bushels wheat; bbls. rye flour, and 407 bbls. corn meal. The late vices from Europe are not #0 finy culties In the north of Europe, has opened the ports of the Baltic. and supplies of grain from the embargord Ga ports will have an outlet, and shipments tos great ex- tent will, doubtlese, be made to Great Britain, ‘This Addition to the stoek already in hand, iv the face of the favorable prorpeet relative to the harvest. must tend to & farther depreciation in prices. The effect of this ‘upon the agricultural elacees of the United Kingdom, peties cannot be otherwise than disastrous; while it will be deneficial to, the manufacturing and mechanical | clarses. Free trade im corn murt be ruinous to the producers of England, unless ® corresponding re- duction is made in rents; aod we doubt if it ia | poetible to enable the far of that country to compete in their own market with those of the United btates and the Continent, even in that way. The are- te g¢ price of wheat in Mngland, this year, has beoa muteh lees than in any preceding year. and the proba- bility ir, that next year the average will be lower than this forts. tbe Britich ministry, that there is much distress emong the agricultaral classes of England, and tho protect. \opiets attribute it entirely, and with truth aad justice, ‘othe removal of duties en eorn, aod the sue eoneful Kets. We bave seen po remedy pointed eut for thi« evil; th ative must be found; and we know of none but « wholernle redue.“ion in land rents, To that the lend- | lorde mustiinally (ome, and the rooner it is eoumenc. | ed the more groduaf it wll be. The landed arivtocre- cy inet bear their po, tion of the burdens, and they mightan well do it quiet.‘v and willingly a* to be foreot to do #0, Hpon the heel of © revolution, Fortunately, in England, reforme are brou ht about by the force of ornble for expottations The stachheldere ot ¢ from this ride, The temporary settlement of the dim. #* It cannot be disguired, notwithstanding the ef. — wpetition of our producers in their own mar. | J. | Park, and Fowacain, and public opinion. instead of by tie foree of the bayonet and the influence of naltpetre. f the Tenants. THERE rae | they will by arose thems Whoeler, Ooulist, Nov of vometh ing t6 their advany oF by lett, to selve B UPREME COURT, kiNos LOUNTY—BENSAMIN, A Davia against Auderson and others.-To Alf Re. of Joel Malls dueesmed E, litwsicu and Henry Mead, dcfendanta in the above temmioned to anewer the eomplat Jamin va De i ond othery, which was fled om ist, with * fer ve Court f ded im “Dates ir Wwe ft at tif's Attorney, caicn —ye cor. TN ERSHIP HERETOPORE EX- et the subseribers as keepers of Li 161 Rast Broad ia this city, is die Ri bosiness anddebes work omaloetreees Ep Come youn. 4M. i Uaisct "demaral & Agent. ORRIS CANAL AND BANK NG Garant te. is hereby given, that Books of Subseription of maid Company, of ten per cont. pplemcet wo the . 189, will he jerney bg oo clock, at the Offies the 1th A ing om the stool, seus oth suet instout, (‘hon the stock, books of the Company rill bg Stored, will have, tho oxolusive right of sabseri in oak for the fire three days from the epemis sald books. der of the Bosra « Vans, ent vows ‘Canal an Ce. WN. MeViews . tem, ine eth THE BROADWAY, pane, With commence bneiness at their bankiag ‘SY Broad~ Fay, (totar's Be be: n th ~~ L. Evenres, Center SALES BY | AUCTION. ¥ JACOn ‘PLATT. CAR ARRINGTON, AUO= capita! Toosived at ry ANSE Pate, i. an ndvome, for retailers, te ai ered bine Hah blue aipt od nd canes, Bi Lote Glasewas motors, } saga dare, Candioadoks Salt Graces, Lanterns, Tee cy Girwndoles in et Weavel ‘Ornarnents Flower ° aise, Vaasa, Catalognes ars now toady ire ena be exrwined till the at tho eal howe of sale. BOARDING, ee, HOCsE, Kevront, ¥, JMR. J08m ‘a jeter of seo Rouse, iyfntorms toe peslios that his bowse 1 spot Mages 1 (es ennnot be restored: some other palli- |} the plasen of baetne<s amd visiting the city, « vantages than p ere moderate. OAD, ha." Feane single r mt € wer Bat! wien) Boarders tahoe for she $ Medical Counsel ofthe Sanitary Committee, in the | be ded, or at least moderated, form tine, and. let every por= | tho ayatern are | log, by every | “ | The versel i# hound |V SreRTING. AMUSEMENTS, INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, w amesnee BP a OFF THIS ROADWAY THEATRE—MR. E. A. en PACING. —WiLt COMB Bie te BY ‘ ate Fe moat rsoactuy nan Our Washington Correspondence, quiers Cayuga Mus bangle; J.B. wiih tT be opened Sunde Cee Wasuinoron, August 7, 1849. — joan public, calitiog, e attempt let government, — | is contd ty in tree tg ep ponseay Cer pe th n Stic ot yeass of the ising their Consul at New York, to interdict our citizens wa worth $50, Le ‘be awarded to an: 08, Amusomients, and offered rete rte “ fat rill net $200 pine re ey miyalle Gok hata, for ths ecru h of rita rte eculiar | from enjoying privileges guarantied them by the get 25; ‘2; es. Gran i 7 Bnd's, Wola Pobell: seca for Iso plas, Phe prises are | om the sume nh it, prepare State of Nicaragua, upon the plea that they inters offered until rhey are wor person that enter. rama fere with the rights of his Majeety the king of Mos- quito, has naturally excited the utmost indignation. Pri f abril 8 yh enter tase whe ‘do not natae scale of liberality tea per mth has pleasure in making known th 0 eng d The mori Fortunata Tedesco, Mdm, and Mon. sii, pis ‘Siguse_ | Zhe whole pretension of England is so absurd, and Caranti, Signer. Corelli, Signor-Arueld!, Signor ignor Piomontasi Novelli, Signora Avo, ; : ‘ d ondi, Mon, Cornet, Hn. Corby, Mon, Grossi, Mal has so little foundatio a, that were it not for the Con. (QP, DEMANDS UN DOMESTIQUS FRANCAIS, ox Bulan, Mises St-Clair, Blondeaus ¥, Doar sul’s letter and other facts which have come to our V anglais, ot tree iF prendve ‘soin d'un fonder aud condvoter of the orobestza. Signor Baril,’ Mon- 1 h fl boxe care onigers soit muni de Younes reso day Ev August 1S, will be roprosonced the grand opaea knowledge, we might well doubt the reality of the ndation:. S'adresser d Box 86, Lower P od BR Sickie th Signorina F. Tedeses; | matter, ad eonsider it all a figment of the imagte ANTED TO PURCHASE—A FARM, oR ere Don ¢ ian Don RayGomes, | nation. But the consul has oticially informed Bw, aerer, within 16, 2), oF 26 miles of Noe York, oltser im ee Jersey, Weatchesver, to J obegtion Y., with particulars, at the ‘Oites of the Now York ANTED—A SITUATION 1 at 138 Mereer pe pega, will be | Mr. Clapp and Dr. Browa,” that the exclusive right of navigating the St Juan river belongs te the King of Mosquito, (and his ally, the Queen of England,) and that * her Majesty's government is bound to protect the King ot Moaquite,” and will, of course, forcibly preveut yur ettizens from maviga- ting the waters of St. Juan. ‘The British govern- med the grand ballet, im twe tal Dreau—Nadhir, Mon. Montplaisir; Prices of aduladen aurieg the ballet and Cirele and Parquette, $l; Family and Third Doors open at 7, to begin at 734 o'clock. IBLO'S GARDEN.—MR. CHIPPENDALE, Parager; Mr. John Sefton, Stage Manager: Mr. >a, al ‘Director.—Thursda; August or Long id. Apply, by letter, A. Mt By A RESPECTABL : ‘and ean do plal nee in the wou one to goa ANIED oN, BOTTOMR on Boctowry of British bark HELENA, Coprata Ray. to Dorchester, in the Ba ae for Cork for orders. w of Fundy, to loxd a o the bond’ to be made pagal an United Kirgdom. The He S.. in IS41, is 265 tons burden, coppere: and piands A lat Livyds suran ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A SERVANT OF ALB work, who is a good Troner, w into th seen at 3. on Thursday, 1 W* ® geod city Tet ats Po 7 ne ED—A SITUA work, a good plain Cook, good Washor and Lroner, with s cloanly and indesty eniert: inmenis to commence with a grand’ Overt which, the elegant achievements on ‘fc TIGHT ROFE by tho Ravel Family and Leon Javelli, To be followed by comic ILLIN jhrancois” Ravel; ment, we understand, has refused to listen to the remonstrance of the State of Nicaragua, and has taken a most decided stand in the matter. | [t re- mains to be seen whether our government will sub- by to the insolent pretensions set up by that coun- ABOUT $700 TED } To conclude with th pantomime of Tre Ape, J. Marzecti: Pipa. Francois Havel; cms, Fernandez, Mme. J. Kavel; Cora, Mile, Lehman. Doors nuers of loans will 12 noon, addressed to Cay open at 7, to commonceat 8, Tickets ent, Wits manner in whink manaad has obtained an LAWSeN & GRAMAM, | RE, CHAMBERS STREET — wag, | interest ta the affiirs of the Mosquito kingdom is rance Brokers, No. i Wall ajpeot. privtor—Thursday, August 5 will be | too well known to require any explanation. She has set up a puppet, and imagines that, through it, she ean succeed in'obtaining a foothold upon the Version of Dickens’ novel of bompey Dom) ey, Mr. Lynne; Mr. Carker, Mr. ©. W. r. pidin Cook, a good Washer and ; Major Joe Bazstock, Mr. Brougham; apiain Cuitto, reference, Has no objection to go | ° bl: ie Br. Turton; Mr. Teota, Mite MC Taylor: Edith, Miss PF. Wal- | South American coast. [t would, unqnestionably, Bey one or 18 ll. Ph | tack. "To conclade with the farce, calied HORN'S CAST be most valuable to her. To say nothing of the : a Fg Mea Aenea mites. Byotts command of the Nicaraguan outletto the Atlantic; TION, BY 4 SERVANT OF ALL | t, Miss M. Taylor, Doors open at 7!9, to com- | She would have a tine depot for her navy, and e | Boxes, Dre: Giralo ava 4 Par- | almost command the whole Gulf of Mexico. The us. Ty be seen stuke, therefore, is 4 teavy one, and she wilb ANTED—BY A YOU tion, to do generat fone hing Oe i i Coleman's, Hat Manufacturerg, 109 Nasean street, on “ + . ONAL THEATR' CHATHAM ST. | 8 arcely qmetiv surrender it. Buteven the “King aeey, Felday and Sotariag, Sem PIS, Ye ACME, Augurt, ith, to eammence with the | of Moz yore” * himself, hus no rightful claim to con- ‘geler, M NG SCOTCA WOMAN, A SITUA- housework in private family, o roming, | Has good eiry references. 'r, DB. Johnston; Captain f Jordan; Miss Marehmont, Mra. M a hite's Serouaders will appear in. & solection of bo followed by RORY O' RORE—Rory trol the naviga)ion of ‘ihe ot. Ju river. He is 2 mere rebel, owiig alleginvee to Nicaragua, and only able to uphold his nd pendence theoash the salary given, Apply to ANTED—AN ACTIVE MAN, TO DELIVER GOODS Where the orders ave already elven howe bat responsi; ble men who can start at one day's noti De Lacy, Mr. Crocker, Kathleen, Mri Miss Sinclair, Part Second—A ooa- paders. ‘The whole to conclude with the holas Capiag, Mr. Daw em 0 Lp ae ee 2a | by fraud and intsmidanen, an ac actual interference and w port of Englind. The whole mutter ig, therefore, a monstrous attempt, upon the part of the Briti-h governmeat, to obtain, ession to her do- uriontzn see PRATT S 00), ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE “ “— - minions; and this, too, at the expense of the rights young woman, aa Chambermald, or assist in washing URTON'S | TOSATRE, BENEEIT OF | Of our citizens. We have too much faith lathe The best cf ot Ameer cathy, oad eaderarands pexieg. BRT.” ter tke. praseat’ ah cif orenteeetih e nae | administration to believe, fora moment, that sack e “oad s events —with 3 new : eee pemcrny Ter oR ~ = = Fait | hy Mise Mary, Taylor. Mr. Brougham, and Mes, | * claims’? wall be recognised, js or that Segiend will A A ATION, A’ S a | will appear, 2 howe who have any curi- | he permitted to pursue such a policy ready, we af + | be inte Ba Waited | p . '. W BE reg nyt tery smn whee any ie sre fais hy by the lging Presa a wee understand, have the British planted a number ot d giving Sh near Spring. y fristes to getiuto & respec table family. he can give the best of reference, 21 Mots street | forts along the river, and we suppose she is pre- THEATRE.—MR. 1 | pared to back up Mr. Consul Barelay’s letter, and ning, Avgust 10. Bers’ ANIED—A GOOD @ situation fren room, before returning health | ¢ Urleens, re, pers fielabt, ae oaly A Wbdied ywapeity san ha tnen, y “Ty immediately at No, 43 Broadway. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, dermaid or M AS YOU how ope: | forcibly prevent an interference with “ the mghts bead _ | of the King of Mosquito” If England persists in 1LE GARDEN.—N or THe rar. | this belligerent attitude, we eaenot see how friend- ly successful Summer Fotos !— ‘ria- | ly relations can be maintained with her, Much as etabrated Minstre! Ban mired | a war with her would be deplored, it would still be erening of | far preferable toa tame submission tothe disgrace- BIKE IT. with an unpre FEMALE FRENCH COOK. AP- yeat of | Das no objec ‘The bea | V and ma given. r to take ereelf gor eral Please to call be renee can lace. Please eail 03, Uho~ Lieventh acroct, becwoen ist aud 2d Freates, tieat floor, +, in tne | ful and dishonest policy she i+ pursuing; and we do An ae wriios and | not hesitate to predict that, unl+sa she recedes from ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, become so fashionable and her present posture, a war is inevitable. 0. care of & young baby, or chiidron, ly useful,” Best of city referonce tween 17th and Isth streets, in the | ptinved, @ eapital Band being engazed’ expressly for 100 oramic Views, brilliantly ilfumiaated. Doors t8 25 eente enc Wasuineron, August 7, 1849. Rey's Abduction The Home Squadron—The Presi- SITUATION, to children. ‘The bees of cit | been this day end to-morrow. street, between Herter an young womm Vlease call at D req! bt, rhyet housework 1 fam be given from her last p between Huds mand Vari pectable family. i eet plaia cook. and dent’s Tour, §c. We have reagon to believe that the ramor that the home squadron hus been ordered to Havana, 10 demand the restoration of Juan Franciseo Rey, is premature. The subject of Rey’s abduction has | of course received the attention of the govern- ment, but eo far, the information received has not BY A RE TABLE do encral house work, or chamber | She is * good washer and Very agrovable amongst ty referenes can be given. Can be and ten feet bo Large Lump of Califor 4 New laughable Farces will besa Please apply at 43 Malborey | Also engaged, Mr. LukeWest, the pe 4 Grand. | Pian Charnoter: Ar, Jorry Morey’ | Rope, the Albine Lady, ‘Liviu putar deli 0, Misa Barton, Mise Stan= Orang Ontang, Living Ans conta, enormous Ratdienane, Wax Seripcese tatuary. Ad- minsic dos the whole, 2 cents. Children Under toa years, 2 en o Td Sixsh avenue, im the Boot OBOKEN.—OTTO COTTAGE.—GRAND PROMENADE | been sufficiently decisive to warrant the steps be- TED—BY A PROTESTAS t you Na wou AN, A | H Concerts, by Gungl's cele br: ‘ed Band, Toosday, Angust |: . = ‘ eo Nurse and (o do plain sewing, and to take | 7th; Weanee Meth; wad Priday, 10th, at 1 o’olock, ing taken which rumor asserts. It is understood wired. Inquire at 423 Greeuwich | Admittance free. * = PP Ariat EVENING At THE CONOR RE 1 thet the last official advices received here from Mr. Logan Hunter, the United States Distriet At- ‘ANTS 4 jowery, betneom Stanton and R. * nar an ir fro torney, express very great doubt as to whether Rey or. Inquil Ti BARS AND SALOONS OF THE ARCH STRERT | was abducted; and certainly the retura of Captain iok streets. oi a, to Rent, on good terms, toa ro- * peel ferald oft At dosirous of forming Vorness; Der courve of iustru | and Music, (the Piano.) Jntend the Reasehold. w Fences given iu the city. Brordway Post Office, DY WHO IS EXPERIENCED ID going to any part of America, McConnell, the maeter of the schooner which con- veyed Rey to Havana, would go far to show that he is. conscious of his iwnoceuce in any participa- tion in foreibly carrying Rey from our shores. We believe, however, that the home squadron at Pensacola has been ordered to hold itself in readi- news to eail at a moment’s notice, but its destination isnot known, It is fair to infer that this order ie |. connected with the case of Rey, and, if it should turn out he was abducted, there isno doubt so great an outrage upon our honor will be prom repelled, and tull, ample, aud unqualified yen #0 opens eXt woek, for the Fail atthe Box Office ‘of Burton's w York, betweon ten aud three and \ 7 TEACHING, 13 Preparatory Go= chon comprises Eazlish, If necessary, she would atso saper= ould prefer South; but will not ob= Most satisfactory refe~ ae #, with real mame, G. G. D., an engagemen: Gran ‘are orth River, a ta ae, ws eaeh way. RESPEC TaDL BE AMERICAN YOUNG WOMAN pve. Apply 411 tion demanded, With a ‘powerful tleet to give ~ weight to thedemand. A correspondence. al- ready been opened with the government of Caba, and the feelings of this government pretty plainly expressed as to the indiguity of such an outrag MEDIC AL, Ree AL—NOTICE TO TAK PUBLIC- ry Nurse and Seatstross; would hai a lady or pe family. i Can be DR. Wit wwiek. ‘list, (late of 29 Greenwich street,) respeottully d the public generally, had eas WOMAN WISHES A SITUA- J remdence to ® epacion the ebduction cf any person who has landed on . etroet, No, 28, near Broad a “te heme om Avner 3 spepetice ot Oth curahares and is under the protection of the Ame- thecountry. The best of ill be give on of Artiticial Byes of supecior rican Rag. ply at No. 43 Oliver street. ‘soen for three iveteally celeb ated fl medy The President leaves this city, upoa his tour procured. at ae cond Nertb, on Thursday eveniag next. He goes from here to Baltimore, thence to Harrisburg, and #0 on tarough the State to fae ig “yor He willbe accompanied by Dr. W be on law. prees of business thede dveuttubate will prevent apy of the Secretaries leaving here at preseat. o. Wasurnoton, August 7, 1949. et, aC. ATTENDS as Warren st. new mods Al BLL, OCULIBST, au to diseases of she having @ good store suitable for hear of @ tenant by addressing metic Coren citing, everywhere, LIVING Fome—Bxaminer. With Six Dollers a Year, by Cryend Piiee Opera House, on t ean Citizen. In tes Bnd refutes many of ses fren Es et forth wt NAL POLICE GAZETTE, NOW READY ing and well as news 2 general. Office Ws "Nassau ote Sold 1 AGE, NO, a7 , a ‘ter hey William B, Tappon- rate Hagasl Tinie and tensible wey thie beck bout 4, whieh the Boalish Tragedian steung to 2 DUANE ie spi tiertat The Recent St Sy ermine : ties, nose, throats, &e. Also r vale vert Sil aan GIVEN 10 ANY PARTY PROCURING AN 1 other ‘lection, which are geuereliy sons | "4 Removal—Discovery of a Milver Mine—Oun- i H. i or 4 the Medical wud to Cowes, §e. office pexetice, | Mr. Collamer, the Postmaster Genera), in select- iog clerks for removal, several weeke ago, took thoee whcse pecuniary e1reumstances would justify it. This applied only to the democrats, for the reason that there were but two whig clerks out of forty-eight incumbents! Notwithstanding this disparity, the Union and other prints made a thun- dering noise when a dozen whigs were provided for in his department. Mr. Meredith, the Seere- tory of the ‘Treasury, it is said, will act on the same prineiple, if he wet at all, ils movements are 80 br oe u at he how given ottence to Rae after dig A ; place, who begin to “write bitter things against st hereion he C aye ete wimeeent, 64 | Lim. Mr. Heing, of the Interior, will not even Beventh, and 170 Grand etrects, Warehouse, 2i7 | euttuet Mr. Ewbuanks, the Commissioner of the =. Vatent Office, and Mr. Butterfield, the Commus~ sioner of the Land Office, with remove Ile batract of Blackterry. among the pareensers to reileve them at oi nd think it an ind te have on board at the prevent time, w. Lome tated Lege Severa) of the workmen employed ia tne 4 uffice have made Nout thrilliny Trial i . Other remedies ha ly proncunced th of others Chambers at; 6% chor Brooklyn, at 4 and 3 Fulvon Broadway! i a Myrtle Ave~ Nos bode Mn aS onl MURPHY,OF fk amr a ny wg ton eg hl oo ne of private | does the work bimself, and, even in writing Poetry, Ke. Published Weekly, at aticgal™ ‘Zafittg'cxa’ lente ency suocesstatly | Plt note of dismiseul to w petty messenger, ha a marcury aned in ph gate or hindrance subscribes himeelt, * Your obedient servant.’” _BUITT busines. ben from TA. M. = to Bie B There 1s one thing we expecially like in this Secrs- tary: the eighteen clerks whom he has recently ALTLIOTED—A REMEDY FORSECRAT Dia. appointed are put on a kind of probation of three cures it has eflected are almont beyond be- Niet. “hy calling the ofee, 8 Division etree certitientas | months. I, atthe end of that time, they co ean B® & here pe » having wi bare “ 1 o ste table oorurren po a] iy Meike coe vil of nae th re competent, they will be contin 4; if dismissed. There is a0 disguising the > &, one-tenth ot the _— roament clerical is worthless, and if the heads of the depart- nte would lop off the rotten branches, without ud to whig or deinoerat, the honest men of h parties would jou in ‘hearty amen! Th rewerding of mere partisans, without an equiva- lent from the recipient, is downright fraud, and should not be tolerated. FEW LADIES WOO AR thous, can be neeomnodat Y the arsertions made in“ Tho Re | tet h bic and tas MA d ded and impas here pages, dovlare that ot satisfactory evidence of the A & TOWNSEND, ‘The election for members of Congress took place eka Yody Thete pacly violations of the mm indiana yesterd:y, and we have no account of Fe'sowsae tite Soahsand'e piss padorsetmape: | te result. The whyiw expret to gvin, nnd the de- do une, wre OF my i Ye a9 | moerats to lose. When the smoke of the battle Felicvod, proeure ‘s shoil have cleared away, wod the agitation in that eas Phen: songs to health State calmed down, the President will, it is said, remove the old whe :!-horse of demoeracy, Generat Lane, the Governor of Oregon. The objection to the general is, that he was very abusive of the | President. ritories hay tien to the ineipr States.” Among others, Mi chigan, Arkansus, Florida, lowa, and Wisconsin, eR D NED ara y Please al a ep fre the ei 4 time, Be, 7 Phyrical inabintere WB stages from the lower pa very five minutes N OcURE NO PAY.—DR. CORBITY, 9 DUANE ST, | ‘tL Low VINE FLO ORING, APLOAT.—A VRAY may be : Sean dae ty as came into the Union under the democratic flags an i ore “irs tof deliente snabine re Coto care the sere | efier having had democratic goveraors. ‘end for poly i | sep Recent cacee Sees | | Not long sinee, pe thepe ayrat ago, & gentleman a= who was welking tour or five miles from Washing. D2 COOPER. 14 DUANR STREET, WAS, FORT mS ote years, fa ‘his praetion to the treat wan cure the mesh eztavated tows of tiie disease a d | —alaemtthertetehabaiceec AE pects oe oes ton, stopped to crack a mat; in doi ‘ieee ipped. teeveral particles of slate stone, which exhibited) tpangl Fearing that this was mica, he carried home a pocket full of the slate to experiment; and, puttiog it oa the fire, had the satisfaction to see —, Fc Item nilver ran out on the hearth. The ‘sari ores, Fro yield was about one pound of silver to thuty of the iesana rate on “ite. Tr Be. sl. Pie i be in the slate. Tt bby genuine metal, aa I 4 riermed at Liverpool. of enfieriny p spoon and mental ameuish to men: ren) exemination, «made a mingte Ne; Beye +B Waret elas tionate wide, on 1d pecuniary dithcoltias to Bai part of the premivces, and says mh or Wat aay Y hip of r She Possernas seven fert do Stings might — hom erage AS we Reche ba taker te or more there is a grest of the ane: “4 te rere ; re eles A Hundred now in their graves bees stil alive | Lhe owner of the land is not outs of his riches; Tespenston of thio works the dise overer not having informed him. w atin top marrice feat iechne pctaat vere ne eprinkling of gold among the silver ak Rind enreain does Dot Permit of an inorense of fas Fenton, (formerly of the National Wingy the Consul to Cowe *, has procured his unitorm— importanes, jere, also, every female —the wife, the mother, the sither budding into womanhood, or the one in the dootne of | tliat of a post-capmaio—and is expected to leave gen DS ey “hevicady Snare Ww farhington i in the course of a few weeks for his mMedies, and a lark of ure, plain 9 y ne eects foe Se Avcont ¥3 lees ties, biantadutshiepdneraimmnahed Prralti the Mexican Mimeter’s servant, who had mnediate ports. this insuring that passen th yes a his head knocked in a month ago bya negro steamer will ‘vamatun in time for the U.S Pacite Mt Frrgrsie, | hackmon, is still alive, and will most ION probably te» Paraage in the after ealoon L Sons ‘Ser Hath cover. ere e at Freight om rpocie 1 Barht cuble feet of bare eutie do. allowed eno xo cured onlers patd for. Any person remitting one-! an mount ef passage mune) or freight or pascage, aay Bhi opbly te Goxxrat Tayron's Visrt to Prswsyivasta.— Large meetings have been held i in Harrisvarg and Lancaster, to make yuan for the proper reception of the chief strate of the Union. It is gratifying to « ‘them mes of TOM oe rege h ticians of ull parties among the proceedings of the teetings. Among the committee of arrangements 1 TX ny pat Vetcod'Braree*a4) asia See Peace tee R. a Haka COR Or ram, TAR “Pra ert seoure ® berth for one wook. 18 A. 608 redays excepted. in the stages warp & SON, 94 Broadway. * Incoaver nee ahtend ym yo Siig se Tags passenger. i faalt eure, 2 Soap we see I. aane ka = Ba- ‘hie chanan, and at Harrisburg tl moerats Sag to " norton Tp and have taken part in ithe orneeal fo prepeae for por ry rapiiaiy ands See the President's visit ~ Phila. tn. eee re? ec Caen on Liver learn that the pnb! WEA e, IMPOTENCE. TK, parva Ralpo's Pract Treative, deeply, DOCTOR finding of the paval eourt martial, which was held at os hee Ucteake deo Hy i the ‘nes true treatment aud. cet eh Pecel Peeeipts, mode of * a "Fer eaet | living, &e., faith fent given, | Sieth Wt oth $1. B.O, ROBBRTS, 118 Woet enreee. | had of the wethe ' FGroeny lah. Slrvet oe y poh hos already beep received - Washington Re)