The New York Herald Newspaper, August 16, 1849, Page 3

a 4 Rice bas advanced —fresh Carolina is heid at Ke. ‘. H. Anderson, Chairman, and E. B. Taloott and B. . Lapham. Secretaries. ‘The roll having been called, 118 answered to their D. R. W. Taylor, of Onondaga, was chosen President UY & vive voce vote; also the following Secretaries:—E. \. Teleott, J. E. Devlin, E. G. Lapham, and 8. F, Star- wish. | A long letter was reesived by the barnburners from Aartin Van Buren, in which he stated that he eould sot attend, but advises them to unite. After the reading of Mr. Van Buren’s letter, s prayer as offered up by the Rev. Mr. Knox, when the eon- ~ention adjourned till 3 P.M. ‘THIRD DESPATCH. Rome, August 16—7 P.M. At 3P. M., the convention re-assembled. Mr. Groves introduced » proposition, prefaced by a lew remarks, to be submitted to the hunkers, relating 0 the power of Congress over slavery in the Distriet og Polumbia, and also in the territories, which was passed. A eommunication was read from the President of the unker convention, announcing that the committee of enference had been appointed. | A motion was then made and carried, that a like “ommittee be appointed. lite following gentlemen were appointed said eom- ittee :—Mr. Kennedy, for the 1st district; Mr. Brown, 4; Mr, Beekman, 3d; Mr. King, 4th; Mr. Loomia, 6th; Ar. Barlow, 6th; Mr. Campbell, 7th; and Mr. Church, tb; with Mr. King, Chairman. The eonvention then passed resolutions restricting he powers of the committee, and leaving all questions © be ultimately decided by the convention. A resolution was passed, instructing the President to vemmunieate the progress of the convention to the vapkers. Bubsequently, the power of the committee was en- arged. An adjournment took place till 8 this evening FOURTH DISPATCH. Romr, August 15—8 P.M. ‘The barnburners resumed their session at § P.M. 1 THE COMMITTEES. Romer, August 15—8\ P. M. ‘The hunker and barnburner committees are now in eoret eession. he Tour of the Pre jent—tiis Health, do. Brvronp, Pa., Aug. 15, 1849, ‘The President and his party have arrived here safely: lis reeeption by the people of this place has been nost enthusiastic. President Taylor's health appears to be perfectly estored. wring Sreat Exeltement In Canada—Arrests for Arson. Mowrneat, Aug. 14, 1849. ‘The garrison has been under arms all day, for which amor ascribes three reasons, viz :—The making of the ntended arrests; the departure of the Governor Ge- aeral; and the entrance into this city of the mounted yoliee. I think it most probable that it is for the ar- ests that all this rumpus has been made. Am announcement has been made by the “ British Aled » to hold themselves in readiness for any emer- jeney that may arise. SECOND DESPATCH. Mowrnear, August 15—A.M. ‘The eity is quiet. The placard issued by the “ Bri- ‘on Club,” last evening, was unauthorized; but double quarrels have occurred at the government house, and here is a general expectation of arrests. THIRD DESPATCH. Monrarxat, Aug. 15—P. M. } Major General Rowan has arrived in town from the caledonia Springs. The garrison is under arms, and ‘he guards doubled on all the public buildings. | The government have at an commenced making he long contemplated arrests. 1, therefore, expect phertiy to have to inform you of some serious rioting: POURTH DESPATCH. Monrurat, Aug. 15—P. M. ‘There has been considerable exeitement in the elty ince I last telegraphed you, and five persons have been rested for arson, Their names are Cooke, Orr, Dier, cwing and Courtenay—a)l of whom were bailed, with the xeeption of Courtenay, The tumults have ended in he destruction of the Parliament. There are other arrants out, and some parties have left the city. The -xeitemont is very great, though | think we shall enjoy /» quiet night. Alabama Election, Bartimone, Augustdd, 1849, Alston (whig) has teen elected to Congress, in the Mobile district, by 201 majority. Hilliard (whig), and iarris (dem.), are also elected in the 24 and 34, and Jobb (dem.) defeated in the 6th, ‘The Legislature will be democratic on joint ballot. ‘n the 2d and 4th districts there is # large whig loss on ‘Taylor's vote. Moxrcommay, Aug. 11, 1849, ‘The Alabama Jowrna! says that Alston (whig) is “leeted in the Ist (Mobile) district by about 300 majori- -y; Hilliard (whig) in the 24, by about 800 majority. Phe other five districts democratio, as before. The higs have carried the Senate by one majority, and the Jemoerats the House by four majority. Cuanceston, Aug. 12, 1849. Tn Jackson and Cherokee ecunties, Bowden, dem., for ‘congress, has @ majority over Bradford, phig, of 1100. Moxrooment, Aug 13, 1849, In the Ist Congressional district, Alston (whig) has (200 majority, Hilliard (whig) elected in the Jd; Harris, (democrat) elected in tho 4th, by 78 majority. Bowden, democrat, probably elected in the 7th, ‘The next delegation to Congress will probably stand the sane as the last -two whigs and five democrats, Removals and Kumors, Wastnarox, Aug. 15, 1849, The following gontlemen have been removed from the Sixth Auditor's offiee;—Mersrs, Caden, Thaw, Bradford, Harris, Durbam, Wamsett, Russell, Titoomb, Partsh, Hopkins, and Hootee, Six other democrats in ‘the rame office have had thelr salaries cut down, and six whigs have beon promoted. It is rumored that Mathew St. Clatr Clark will be ap- polnted Sixth Auditor on the 1st ef September. ‘The Abduction Case at New Oricans, New Onurans, Aug. 14, 1840, The argnmert in the adduction case is concluded, fend a desision is expected to be given to-night, Salling or tne “Cambria, Bosvow, August 15, 1840. The Royal Mail Steamship Cambria eniled this day, at noon, for Liverpool via Halifax. with 28 passengers | bres for the former port, and 4 for the Intter She earriod apecie. ot ter | rom re Janeiro. Dar trons, Ang. 15, 1949, ‘The bark Rainbow, with dates from Riv te the 22d of June, arrived today. She reports that no accounts had reached that place <f the reported loss of the ship Ferdinand. The following versels, from New Vork, were in port: — St. Mary, General Worth, « Sentence ox a Roober, Sr Lows, Avg. 15, 1849, Prank Connelly, convicted of robbing Mosers. Nesbitt Co. brokers, has been rentenced to the for 15 ye Two other felons, Barnet an have been sentenced to 10 years imprisonment for the wame offence. A Break In the Canat. At The il is broken at L. queatty | nothing has bee Charleston city is very healthy, The 8 rived yesterday morning. Nothing new. Affairs in Pittsburgh. Aug. 15, 1940. the eity ‘The river is low—the weather pieeanet | healthy. Bearecly 200 bales ert of the Ameries. Ba.titone, August 15—6 P.M. There is no change to note in the market fer four, quotations continuing steady The rales, however. are pot larre do not exceed £00 9 1,000 bbls . including Howard street, at $6 25, and City Mills, at the rame price, in whent, there is but little doing. The nomi- nal quotations are $108 $1 11 for prime white. an: $1 04 9 $1.07 for prime red Corn, with moderate b nese. is quoted at bbe. 0 OTe. for white aad slightly mixed and 60e. for yellow Other deseriptions of prow ull, and generally w changed. reward will be phe sopeeuacion male who, lnct week, two avndred om LH Ana surect, as [partige age Pere vo ge awh ‘aud ty the sane thing sguim Don't tell the Po NEWS FOR THE PACIFIC. arr THE WEEKLY HERAL The steamship Empire City will leave thie port at 8 o’eloek this afternoon, for Chagres. The Weekly Herald, with the latest intelligence from all parts of this eontinent and Europe, will be published ‘at 9 o’sloek this morning, and copies, in wrappers, can beobtained at the office. It formes valuable re- mittanee toa y part of the Pacific Ocean. ‘The Empirv City, we understand, does not take the | governmen: mail; but papers and letters will be for- | warded f\: .u Livingston & Wells’ offiee, the Exchange Readin: . com; and from Kenyon’s, No. 91 Wall street. The :Sleat these places will close at half. past two @elo ibis afternoon, Richelh = hemes Pointed Gold SV AGE, 92 Fulton street, ore the Nd. CD hte a large Aurist, &e., Attends Bar, at 136" ‘and land warrants at the Land Office, Green Bay, ineash of the first six months of the present year :— Saree or Pustie Lanns—Garen Bar 188,464 ‘The amount received for the 33,824 acres entered by | eash, was $41,145 74. The table illustrates very strik- ingly the beauties of the land warrant system. Of nearly two hundred thousand acres entered, five-sixths have been entered by land warrants, and one-sixth by eash. If these land warrant entries had been made by thore who earned the warrant by service in Mexico, or even by actual settlers who had purchased the war- rants from the soldiers, it would be well enough. But in very many, perbaps the majority of cases, the entries are made in large amounts by companies or individuals, who have purchased the warrants at a heavy discount, and who pay them into the Land Office at par. Nor is the public treasury the only sufferer by this transaction. Th mis equally hurtful to the settlement and improvement of the State; fors long time usually lapses before the land thus entered in large tracts is | divided up and sold to those who will clear wp and the | eultivate it, COMMERCIAL APPAIRS, MONEY MARKET. Wednesday, August 15—6 P. M. Nothing new has transpired in the stock market. ‘There has been no material variation in prices since yes- | terday, and the limited transactions are evidence of the searcity of buyers and sellers. The bears are disposed tosell; but the bulls are getting more cautious. ‘This | is eharacteristic of that class. ‘The higher prices go, the faster they buy; and the iower they go, the more + Gispored they are to sell. A bull stock spesulator ge- nerally buys at 60, refuses to sell at 60, and finally sells at40. Most of their operations are of that kind, and it is not surprising they lose money. These speculators are more cautious ebout buying at present priees, than when they ruled thirty and forty per cent higher; and well they may be. Outsiders are beginning to find oud | that there is no life in any of these fancy stocks,and they | = avoid them. Some of them may from time to time be gal- port imporsible to give them life again, and the brokers will find themeelves saddled with them all. The outsiders have very few on hand, and they are closely watching | the market, so as to get out, if possible, whole. The pros- | pect of their so doing is by no means flattering, and we are afraid that they will hay fore they realize their hopes. The bears are inactive, | in the absence of purchasers; but are apparently ready | to supply any @emand, upon any terms. Money eon- tinues abundant; but there is evidently a better dé- mand in the street,and more paper offering at the banks. Loans are easily made at five per cent, on call; | but there are indications of an improvement in the rate of interest before the lapse of many days, At the first board, to-day, Indiana 5's} went up < per eent; Pennsylvania 5's, X; Canton Company, 4; Farmers’ Loan, }¢; Long Island, 1; Reading Railroad, Mj Treasury notes fell off 3 percent. At the seeond board there were large sales of Reading Rail , at a slight improvement upon prices current in the morning. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Trea- | surer of this port to-day, amounted to $244,413 34; payments, $32,408 79; advices, $67,000; balance, $2,357,730 #2. | We have received a copy of one of the most useful _ publications of the day; it is ealled “Taylor's Signa- , ture Examiner,” and contains engraved fac similes of | th banks in the United States, and part of Canada, Such | a work must be invaluable to brokers, bankers, and all | who handle much money. There are so many counter. | feit bills im eireulation, that it is impossible to detect many of them without such a reference as this “Signa- / ture Examiner.” We have compared the signatures of the presidents and cashiers of several banks with thos | given in the book referred to, and find them an exact resemblance. It is for sale at 23 Wall street. ie The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of eer- tain articles exported from this port for the week end- ing the 14th inst., inclusive, distinguishing the desti- nation and extent ef ship: Commence or THR Pont Exronot |.—Fleur, 451 bbis.; pork. 54do.; rosin, 705 To London. do.; turpentine, 4,784 do. 135 boxes; tobacco, | 13 bhds.; do, m 470A do.; sagas 386, bores beeswax, do, , 9,220 Ibs; staves, No., 30,000. oll, Te Glasgow.—Wlour, 8413 60 do.; chrome ore, 360 do.; grease butter, 00,927 do.; tebacco, 80 hhds.; staves, Nod ree 4 yd 40,492 bushels; staves, 4,000; beef. is; stat 467 Mees Siete, 10,018 di tal! to wait along time be. | & ‘ignatures of the presidents and cashiers of all the | lies, are ia pending bi | Philadolphia, ai Stoek Kxchan, $0000 U 8 6, 157 vo gy fd Scotia Notes do a10 53 ano Ind b= 3, ry 7000 Erie 7" Ot 53g 10ON YR NG, T dds, rH Sy 000 Read nts bonds 0 63 2000, @ 58 R ehs Miineis Bank hit S 2% Phenix Bank Ww De 3 10 N O City Bank oy 0 34! 100 Farmers’ Trust BM bo 3 Ho éo P 100 do 080 4 100 do Su, 2NY&NURR 6: § Ohio Life & Trust Co $00 Long Intend RR 1 do 1% 20 do 0 19) #5 Canton Company — Bg BOARD. 20 sha Harlem RR 830 53 100 do bso 53! 060 52% 20 5 330527; 3 Re rn Sinskep—oN MONDAY NIGHT LAST, SEVEN FAT from the corner of Jay and Front streets, Brook- lyn. Any person giving tnformation of the shove to J. KER- HAW, Ucar Market, Prospect strest, will be liberally re- warded, REWARD —A BARREL i. Lm ao ie om the quay, dt Bireet 0 be taken awa, MP WO SAUL-bOAT RACES, FOR TWO SPLENDID Silver Cups, from the Atlantic Hotel, opposite the pard Docks, ci Auguiat | Face will come | For allowe Race outa thirt} nutes allowed per the start of be Boat, ro Tort ‘Diamond ‘nd back. to stake oe No Dallags to be taken i: er the start. Entrance $3 prietor, Atiantie Hotel, “*Sersey City, August 8, 1880." SPECIAL NOTICES, eer meee nes EETING OF ITALIANS—THE ITALIAN RESI- t8 of this city are requested to attend a mee at the Apollo Rooms, Broad o ‘W8th fi to make an arrange: eeption of General Avessans, who is reapecied to arrive soon in'thie city. Batrance, 88 Canal etre Br Dervns Propee seared 3a » acted the’ the ty a5 “A Tor, Lord D. fae Bart ir. ‘iarompton i ber. After su Pins annals Mr. W. an reat Mrs Peni sree rape |e ir ‘Co~ eabWaY THRATAR Wh E. a. — SOLE ihe grand opera a a pars he fll cast—Elvirs er Bie Vitus e frodie To of ‘Mme. rea grees. ant 3 uM. Aa 1Gom 05, Dom Riveardo, ‘Si followed by imme. and Moos, Mong Troupe mill ca Priees of adinisele ‘Bon iy lurit he ball Cirel d a i) it 2 | WHE eS —Magnves Templetor Nines ae aes cae aE ant geblevepene & oo railed “UaIRLLE, On ELE, tet Lae Yer. Te be follow: PeTIhFBRARY beac ireen, ERENAD: ir. CREE PS eres ATRE, Panag -, vytt ge of Wuistle F PON fit & ?. a Mr. sotens he T.B. iPREN DAL eye agmst Li = Siete hee Piety a jantenaiae, Mr. i Jonna Part . To conelude with BEULAU Spat Mr. Conover; Parker, Mise Julia Milos, INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Our Baltimore Correspondence. Bavrotons, August 15, 1849. Spanish Dollars from the Ocean— Pig Pens vs. City Health—Cattle Speculaters— Steinb ryer im Cali- Sorma—The Markets, Se. The echooner Cecil, with the diving bell and ap- Paratus of the San Pedre Company, arrived here yesterday, atter an absence of eight months, dar- ing which time she has been laboring to recover the lost treasure on board the Spanish frigate San Pedro, sunk in the Spanish main, near Curae con, some time since. She brings with her, im Spanish dollars, recovered from the wreck, the sum of $11,855, besides a large quantity of old Sorraai, Buriten Erench Opera, who will sp KT, im fu CON r Deen engaged Robert te able: 539 BROADWAY.— jay, 16th and I7th. Second week 4 2, EUPLE DE Panis, TACLE Ut costume and act In addition te (4 GUNG'L BAND hi Valentini will sing the great air ef under ten years, De conte. Biinnsser in she AMERICAN MUSEUM.—3, the afternoon at and "Tickets #) cents, dng as 2 Sete c. ar Miibe, a the weighing over seven eted at each i ‘acco! ments c. si MELODEON, {3 righ pags omar J ESTAB- ishment wil te. open about pied bo tho pln ITE, Proprietor, 109 Chryst usiat of a pel Address, Peeformances, 3 will YASTLE Lt append bit feet! FETES BEING ‘still eminently successfu! atinued evs uJ du ing the Tenth Week, ang treo ious th's, and every evening durin er (Sundays SITSSUp pill be pizen s Grand Vocal and inated PRO- NADE CONCERT, to be followed by ® BAL D'BTE, of Bu mer Ball. Among several novelties, fo ae Musical Se Jer the title of BEAUTIES OF THE OPERA. a ry efficient Orchestra is tleo engag the instr t aelection of a brilliantly copper. This is her fourth trip, and the whole sum recovered, so far, is about $60,000. The stock of the company has paid well, but not so well as the projectors of the enterprise expected. The old company dissolved about a year since, and this last expedition was under the auspices of a new come fee: In case oi Place the next ey weather, the Coneert will take ted St toms, Mebgions Art ef Chinese. Oj POLITIC A L., penaaanaonanoaod IrTa ASSEMBLY. DIS DISTRICT, 7TH WARD.—AT A John Murphy was ui Syracuse Convention, to be held and Stephen Hoyt was sele Patrick Moore, Ei ‘Yention to arco and enth be RANA ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE IRISH GIRL, a a, Was ve Ad at Rome or laatio mectingat the demoeratie repub- 18 of the Sth Asse held on Monday h t, wt the No. 15) Madison Be to the ehai ad d pointed Secretary. selected as @ ‘WANTS, ry ayers or te do general housework te washer and ironer. Best city n be seen for two days, at 4 Weed tory. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘@ situation to do general housework: is a good plain wo cook, and a first-rate washer and ironer. No objectio the country or city, | The ew ty Tefarauce ont be given. Please call at No.5 First Avenue, near Houston street, Tear. ANTED.—A GENTEEL ENGLISH WOMAN WISHES ggninat goiy Bextvens Ph eee Tor’ ‘three W4step—a SITUATION, ‘oung woman, who is a good eook reference... Apply ANTED—A SITUATION, ound, woman, as Chamby caro of ebildren, to do plain sewin aither fore reference. Apply i) ‘bi Good Good ei Sixth en int Please Sevent! ‘a situation as Cook or Housekeeper in a private familys fully competent of all household bi ny objections othe country. The best of references will call at 43 Oliver strect, im the rear. Can be RESPECTABLE her and ironer, Greenwich strect. By A RESPECTABLE maid and Waiter, or to teke yy OF country, hteenth strect, between BY A W4xytED—4 SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘oung womat bousew ne wilt and Seven th Gook, Washer and Lroner, or to do asmail family. Good eity reference ly 69 Bighteenth street, between Sixth ANTED—A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND IRON. English, French ot German red. Ay 0. tween Tite and ix cue regal ferred. Good city refer= ‘eat Fifteenth street, be- Srowese,, 0. OF O. ¥.—THR R. W. GRAND LODGE, OF THE State of Ne\ , will hold an seanion (a the Grai jee room, National Hall, Canal a1 k. Tho installation of officers OMEN IJ. PENTZ, Grand See, ONS 8 OF TEMPERANCE BU! oeopaer hh 1oTs in the press erm iT wit! De fami- ested tobe at the Lose sland Railroad Depot, tie street, South eer ag on eee the wek FM. preciealy, foot of atl would Ferenttaly 8 Seat Ie! favitetion ‘memsbess of the Cen bd ds, WARY, Reeei ver of Taxes. GENTLEMAN WHO, &. TOE ,9TH INSTANT, whore name is belioved to be ‘arnel), sought a of Stonit 'e information concerning Fi Mr. ‘Orin Prentice, while rossing the iy fe favor one dt turers, hasthieday party will settle ace 4 is will be carried on Angnet 14, 1849. NES Haag} jing: | far the ur i, carrying "a out treet, con "fo Femburg,—Potash, 198 Bbls.; logwood, 119 tons; | °°" “HME ihe ‘ fustic, 37 do; cedar, egy ny pe 300 boxes; 3: 1.478 bags; plmento, 100 do; sp ee, = oi wane ae gallon: aanonenae tn rt a; | ANA vee i yarpention, RAR ARAN tea, 316 Iba; becawar,2 07 do, whalebone, 21 iG gg Ba od To Antwerp.— » TOL bbls oy rosin, 1 Head, 1 Dey treet; al 0 tos ; wool, 2 bales; logwood, 246 tou hustle. 1 i de iL of which ri hame, 2.500 Ibs.; ‘whalebone 180,008 do; eussia, 100 oases; ~_ RUSSELL W. AbL ey 1,563 bage; bar! ry 125.000 No. ‘obacco, 10 hhds. , 60 pimento, 68 bage a < candies, 10 bxs.; tea, "122 Ibs, To East Indies,klour, 63 bvls.; pork. 25 do; tar, 12 40; rosin, 20 do; chairs, 4i oxen, j '» Buenos syres —Vlour, 100 bbls ; tar, 100 do; roein, 40 do; rum. Auneriean, 200'do; riee, 100 do; P. L. hats, 96 cases; spain candies, 25 boxes; nails, 100 easks; wooden ware, 30 pkgs; segare, 2,000 No,; shooks, 2,078 do; luraber, 0,849 teet. Te —Flour. 1.090 bbls ; rosin, 760 do; sperm | yarn —| di ber rene: Bra candies. 200 boxes; cassia, 1 500 mats; pepper, 200 bags; cheese. 09 Ibe, | ico —Cloves, 2 bales; domertics, 105 do; pep- bags; cocoa, 56 do; steel, 30 bxs ; sperm can- | 26 do, iron, 160 bar ye 2 pipes. it Pe mingo.— Flow } mackerel, 60 do; herring, 60 do; boxes; domertics, 4 phage ; fieh, 6 ; butter, 270 do; staver, 5.000 Ni i por ; mackerel, bread, 18 do.; rye flour, 180 do ; tobacco, Ahhds. ; soap, 25 boxes; mould candies, 80 do ; domestics. 7 pack- lard, 2.750 Ibs; butter. 2.126 do. Danish West Indies.—Staves, No, 17,000; hoops, umber. 5.000 feet. Jour, 206 bbis.; meal, 20 do ; 8 do; Flee, 82 ao ; eorn, 2.405 me, Tamber, 20,000 feet; shook. To British North Americ 1s four, 781 do.; brea do ; *pirite ine, 20 q ‘ tobacco, manufactured. 21 or) do; ~ gape te fimed, , Ie. j G,A6r do ; tea, 466 do; staves, No. 5.000 ‘The movements in bread. tufts have been more active than weval. Last week the shipments amounted to 22,¢47 Lbis. flour, $6,207 bushels Indian eorn, 931 bbls, | rye flour, and 070 bbls, eorn meal. Of this 26,180 bbls. flour, and 82,116 bushels Indian corn, were exported to Great Britain, For several previous weeks the ship- ments wore quite limited, and it was the prevailing impression that for a time the movement would be to a moderate extent, Advices reevived from Great Bri- | t air relative to the growing erep: harvest prospects, for reveral steamers, have been so favorable that it was our opinion that holders here wonld prefer waiting something deGaite regarding the yield; bat prices in our markets rale at this mo- | ment, probably, as low as we can expect any time thie sensom, and it is, therefore, likely that shipmonte ean be made now a favorably as at any fature | time this year, The news by every steamer. relative to the state of the crops in Great Britain, will be of the | most vital importanes, n¢ they have just about reached the point where they are the most suseeptible of change | in the weather; when one day may change the whole face of things, from the most favorable prospect to the most hopelers devastation. If the agricultariats of England have bad such weather av we bare had hore during the past two weeks, the crops have been roined past redemption; and if euch Is the ease, thore will be demand for our breadetatfe. We shall be able to form rome ides of the proepeet by the complex- fon of the accounts by the steamer now nearly due Her advices will be down to the 4th of August, hardiy late enongh to weather will, however, enable ue to make the eompari. son with our own, which may serve as a guide in calen- lating the reentt The anncsed rtatemomt exhibite the entries by cach ' A the | the DINING BALOON AND COFFER Faraiture ond Aetings te be cold, Fisted Cinb He b Uel- to appl repared : tite remaider es female deg ete ‘Avrly at 7 n 12and 1 o'eh N OF THE Sia DES “HERE. WHEN THE 7 reet, formerly Mr Evans, there was considerable discussion Chaties Cox, who was hours at The Thames street: eountrymon of ne in as good as louse onristened 80 ould have come into bis possess vt of the Shader, which he bas re- obrist: me it should have. Assortment in the city; st gpproved styler, of the Anwrican leath in er ish men oot Store 160 Pulte: . as cheap or cheaper tham in the 3° Coa- ond LER AND BREWSTER PAVR and British C. IGHTON, FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT-MA hotesate and retail, No. 10 Park Place, N al ogee, New Orleans. ‘Shi ry r collars, and en!iar eravate, OTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS. Panama Kajitoad Company, New York, In order to contractors, who mney be ama, by the Rm pire City, imme for re OPrice 7 a person will be sont out by the point out the line of the road. For further par- avs rrisement of 2th July last. "NOTICE To RAILROAD of the Enmnany, mara Rei hrow Me h day th ot next. ht ef neon Tejeeting on, x be offer a ap THOMAS Company reserve the syorals that h eg the praction al Byes of fn where his universally celebentod mat all times be 1 M., after whieh THE HOUSE NO, dwelling part over 44 hobineen together with t the tore, fromting on Green wieh ser, ntaining 1S rooma, For terme spp John |. Buel of Thos. C. Favor, No. 71 East For teenth sire Petes ED TWO OVEN RANGES FoR a7 Tile Raoge Je mate on & sow ang very superior ell cher tages plan te one C0.. 7 Broadway. . ets, Gormag Bily Shen h WORbAN, ba w iiitem otrect, iteeen Polten and Ann, epyesive the Chexehy po gy A prsraeete eg rant masad walling, is ol tall Ak 132 Atenee ren aise. m4 ‘ourth An eon, front room. — ean be seen fortwo mR Ww + e ge wing’ has me ene vata 0 x to mn s eather tints | in th ty een= ANTED.—-INFORMATION OF THE RELATIVES tN ‘who omi~ Orleans, some years azo. Fy. | Soul thi ‘meet with oe rolauive of 8 abo ‘ioe ey may hear sem ® ther edvantage, by address the undersicnd. at this ‘ED. BURKE. Cincinnati, Onto, July 21, 1649, ANTED TO Ls ey pe wan acres, within 15, 20, New Jersey, Wentchouter, to X. ¥., New York ANTED—A SITUATION AS PLAIN (600K INA rivate family; 18 @ ood wash Hu ehiegtion ESS carly street. Good city 1 himself generally usetal, “Ther t, and ean come well recommended by ployer 2 ag addrested H.L, ae dre: all respects well qualified, |. P.,” Herald ® fice with real name and refe- short distance ood city reference. Ap- Fulton. YOUNG ily, where ‘The advertiser is'8 is Last em= Grand rireet, will be ET NURSE WANTED-ONK WILLING TO GO ints he country. Feferences, b {Bn by letter, (post paid,) naming eee \KIMMING MAKERS WANTED.—A MAN AND WO- man, (man and wife would be preferred) a Fassel xe rienced im the m $2, 000 With & bow office, WANTED FOR TWELVE MONTHS, which unquestionable sory will Bs «ed with $100, who is rilling te take eh facture ef Fringes, Gimaps. and com food imtereet. Address, A. 4 RARE CHANG B.—PARTNER WANT- the city. If pre 000, aa the ieerlignt Bets ong Fancy Goods, uearly new, mote bnrinee mae ‘jer fatermedio to Chay maker t! eb fer: six cuble feet for aN ‘Thureday, CB. City gous direct to Chagren fey ter feoured unl INST VESSEL FOR SAN yaa id A No. | bark OBIO, Chi this place than at any o Address Mire 7, M. Harvey, Saratoga Xincn ativones ote Mail moe sin the #t situated ii ins pleasant Sprit mR 0) Ly Dr Ect Lin Ith of ‘August os r without tow yd 2 incuring that, paasengy-s wee at oo sme for the Us 8. Pacito ~ = Sep ng at in abet wight and a hall days, th this steamer will reagh Pename in tase t of Ovtober Ist. se, M0 conte par “ ire toon of Towed each éahia pasen- RD & SON, % Broadway. ViA CHAGRES AND paw! > ine ll apt a ae tehed wit! e ‘. ‘S ie! To’ hey Do a. rren atroe' ‘assage A forward, $115 lower en~ New Orh ken. For freight RD SERS. 115 Wert street. SOO —THE SPLEN- master, will port- fivety sell om the dich int. She enn sill tabe the bulie of 109 1 int For fr ight or Korth River, orto re [heir tetvices in pemping the nlp € rt—rtes bored, No tt we "bFOWL AH, we We it ate paesengors, [41 as Patric inka ems, Cases date ior, Amite Kew nk, " We, Tinmme Ficepatricn, Rey tches the I Samer Beanie, or Pill lear foot of R it mn from bil rem, ce is ARS AND SALOONS oF THE AR xe, Philadelphia to rent FA paid, on Pueaday, Thursday, asd Frid nines tay betta ONLY ONE IN THE UNI- ti M., till WP, M. half price, “EXCURSIONS. NAAN AANA AAAAAAAAAAAAAS Pen Fee TO THE FISHING BANKS, AND $5 "Admitsance day. to the person f the trade wi dy are perfect! gpd can be driven ‘oat Off 30th August, at fo pet of harnete, tn com lete and ei order, ind and gentle, in Nepaceses under the saddle, by Indies er children. Address box 333, OBN KEESE, AUCTIONEER—BY coouRy AND o-< On Thureday, Friday and Se h vaet Monday, Toeaday, Wed Seeb omente from ry ceed racing everyvhing in the li With the ecationery, om Thursday, o'clock, P.M. ho do not ree sur] ‘ork Gira FOR SALE, _ ONIES AKD CARRIAGE FOR He matched ir of emall Poni Ay whieh are, the Autocrat of Saratoga; Bunt jade of domestic oriminal of no less inter alogues for this ex- 9 now ready fF distribution of books will om DK, Th 4. materials, will take |. At Privave ? Bales bonfidence ‘Mam: Runwehs en and Turkish criminal Tntets undred other. articl ting corree pendence from California, Title other places, ivi im Overtures, "i hes, & Sete Pease i eee Seca | Pek, Toe eeeeet severed co Bip uly wD H OBOKE Ny orto corraa GUNG'L'S CELE- | chinery bad been provided, and a rich harvest was airdap.thelrun aeSteeiont BME Avene | “jae Our City Council yesterday eame to the eonelus sion that everybody had the right to keep pig pene on their premises, cholera or no cholera hence agreed to leave them alone in their ath, pe fear that some of those who depend on them for their winter’s supplies might sufi tier by their being a | Fer to part with them atthe present time. Verily, if the cholera should come here, those who keep pig pens on their premises will very likely be ina condition, next winter, \o require neither nor raiment, hog nor homi: I learn that ie: lavecmeh Cooper, whose legs were amputated a few days since, having bee crushed on the Susquehanna Kuilroad, is Sas Tecovering. ‘There Las been a considerable rampus here for a month past between the butchers aud the cattle spenatorss which resulted, on Monday, in one of we latier receiving an ewiul deabbin + scales The butchers refuse to deal any mere with the specularors, and declare that they will buy from first hands. Talking ¢ cattle speculators reminds me of the fact that a letter was received here yesterday = San Francisco, containing the followiag paras relative to the great high priest ia that flees earranhe ness, the veritable Steinberger :— “ Steinberger, the great mouopoliser, is agg specu- lating to as great an extent ax he did in thi some years since, when he failed for such » large amount; but | cannct say what it will result in here, ashe isa smart business man. He bax conneeted with him Tufur Rol. from New York; also two young men by the name of Alli:on, from the rauie ci y ? The Baltimore flour market bits no special change. Sales to-day of 40 bbls. Howard street, fresh, at $5 25. We note sules also of 1.200 bbls, City Mills at td 16%. Nothing doing in Sus , corn meal, or rye flour, ‘There ie quite a full supply of wheat. and rales to a considerable extent of red at $1 $1 07, $1 low pl 16, for good to prime. | The receipts of eorm have increased, and prices declined. cente, mostly at the frst tig cents—a choice lot of yellow at eevts. Rye 47 eents. No change in provisions of ceric: y is rather rcarce, with rales at 24 cents per gallon, in bhds, au bots Mr. Hull. who bas for some time run ap express be- ==: | tween Portiand and Boston. has disappeared. with $800 belonging to his patrons, He has left, it is thought, for Califor CITY TRADE REPORT, Wennespay, August 15—6 P.M. The gradual revival of business, noticed yee continued to-day, The lateness of the season, favorable pee crease in the ehol s in the atmosphere, with a s! de- lera, Was rertering soethoeeth the trading public. The epidemic was ceasing to exeite any serious Loc rman while more strangers and eoun- try merchants begin to appear in the streets and at the hotels; and more groceries and other supplies were also beginning to go forward to the interior | With asteady heme demand for flour end grain, fully equal to the oe lies coming forward, receivers fvlt less anxiety rd tothe state of the foreign markets, as the SE, mand hed, in @ measure, been suspended, while prices ruled above the views of shippers ory reign orders. The salos of flour were made to» fatr ex- OARDING, rn with part or ful ard ig qui tude, cannot be ould and’sbower betha. Apply Pay BosgpIe.--roRwienzp ROOMS AT 45 DROAD- r able, FINE, QUITE 1 Board, priv surpassed. jouston st. ROOMS 70 LET house, which, for cleanliness comfort nad jo bedrooms, bot tent, and, in some instances, of fresh ground State an@ good Ohio, at slight improvement. Southern, Corned firm, with moderate sales. Wheat eon! firm, with a good milling demand, and with sales to @ fair exten new Southern, &c ,on terms stated be low. Corn opened at yesterday's quotattos bat witht moderate sales, the market closing and rather dull. Meal continued tag ae also scarce and firm. Pork appeared dull; vent there ‘was rome better feeling at the close. Other articles of provisions, with the exception of lard, whieh wat rather more active, closed at yestorday’s rates. S' continued in demi with sales of Porto Rico and some lots of Cuba muscovad: Orleans, nom. stated below. Coffee also con enrgo of New firm,with ron of —. Cotton continued firm, with fair sales at full A — sales none about 100 barrels, both: OakD IN JER retained ina wore cerry, rtleulars, faquise pa earl street OARD WANTED between Canal and Teak y. Address Henry, at this ofice CAN and bedroom room at the back, fu the fami, BY TWO G th a es, process Bold ser thee de} Price & conts per bottle. — ERMAN PRYSICIAN— — COOPER. 14 DUANE STARE, mas, FoR Tin last age fvartonn Yeame ove confined hi Bsn cure the most ager \d eases removed in two BE ACCOMMO- hed. . the in dleease.Hecent cna cured ie tage "Ne Sales of 8,000 Ibs f'yellowzwestern, were ie. Breavercrrs.—Flour—The segregate sales for the day reached 7.000 a 8.000 barrels. rate lots, whieh were sour, at $4 75, and D, straight State 60 ; d Michigan, wt $5 44 re Generee, at $5 50085 56', ; fancy State ai $5 75 a $6; extra Ohio, at $5 87 a $6 io extra Genesee (old), at $6 12%, a $6 624, Southern flour was firm. with eales of 300 barrels of Baiti- more and Alexandria, at $5 3 ‘200 do. new Bal. timore, to arrive (extra), at $: Rye Flowr-—000 bar Tels changed hands at $3 1268 $3 25. Meal—Sales of 200 barrels New Jerse; eens mad 50. dywine would bri ja, white, wore made at 125¢. bushels of new Vii nd | alot of Pennsylvania was reported at the same priee. 44 Broadway, eae Rye—Sales of 2,000 bushels were made at 0c ; the fess, ee door Love Crand ore Hick was reducod Oats were dull, with sales of Canal At 40 8 420, wud New Jersey at 35 @ 360 Corn—The ‘ an DR, WEIN Ne. 20 DUANE | sales for the day reached about 14.000 « 16.409 vaute tape te heehee ae Including Western mixed at 63 a 640 ; good the a ative: | round yellow at 4a 4)g0,, closing dull in the after: ealiy con- | noon at edo. a tmember of the Medioal x.—-The market w rather quiet to-day. Baloo 0 bales. i Mf 0 bags, ivelnding itio a a 84,0, with prim ‘Was scarce, and the last tn Fisit —Sales of 200 barrels mackerot were made at $7 12) for No. 2, and at $9 60 for No 4; and 100 quin- tals dry cod sold at yertorday's rates. Chere were no srrivais today, of moment; 22 burrels new salmon were sold at $21. Fecir—The market was bare of raisins, and boxes were beld at $2 60. Frmenrs ~ Raw aoe at 1s. bog te dull to Liver ee No CHA fans, thelr « Feeipes for man td tre oot, and is With the assistance Price $1. Sol author, No. 2(new U1 diseares there 2 of cure, the various sprevarativns ms ve! Linh pferred to. ere steady. at $3a $3.50, or (86. a Tue per Pi ship St. Lawrence was chartered for California, terms not wade public. _jugtr.~ Sales of 1,000 barrels Thomaston were made at Se Mocassrs.—Seles of 200 hogsheads Cuba Maseovado were made at 260, Naver Stones were firm, and sales of 100 barrels spirits turpentine were made at be. North eouaty Torin was steady, at 0c and rough at $2 75. | Ove Linseed. at the clowe, was firmer, aad sales of 1.500 gallons American and buglich were made at 66¢, Selected whale was held drm, in this market, ae 45¢.; | and at the Kestward at i6¢ a4#e Winter sperm was | steady, at 1ibe, @ Lise. 500 baskets sweet off sold at $2 76 Proviecons — There was some better tone in the pork indrket towards the clove, mud the sales for the ~ and on! long be Sl. Ma: post, mated #no mereury, ¥ sane remarks to the ny each bovthe arte T" h edit bie sin etriet ei i oa, by De. A remedies, with ‘One porreavine orl on action: oh are so distressin, marr! #2» bocile—thy fthe « 8 nee it without exposure. Jand these about to nary, ge bottles for 85, jon. ix mont he, ee enjoyed st; bn Dy a fined Te is ine Liber ts ny, sheegee feetty saregss | Wil tn, Mason 4 aes ee a eek Oye difficnltion Is now poor w: of this nt serves, View Lae LAW ON HLeeO MPTOMS, conan. aeninal west nen, ‘impoten Lapeer 4 4 by Dr. Convers, iS th streets, where he Masricean, Protease Iino. pp. 20, Price sin ci f yerees and mental ancnish to man spared ; Jed competence; thonean: Row broken im health would Wa now in thetrgraves born still alive, which of am increase of fa- ™ + yond, 21; 6 €0 @ Teached 1,100 8 1.200 bbls, Including mers at $10 7 and ptime at $9, Bool waa steady, with rales of of 168 | bole, at $10 60a $14 for mow No prime was reported He erm Te ORS | gold.’ “Sales of 200 bbls. hams aud shoulders were made ie chiely, hows atic for the former, and at be for the iavt Lara — Sales of 210 2 800 bbls sold at igo a 6K. Batter wan in steady demand, Bt 120. & Ife for State, and at Se. a lie. for prime or gr Opto. Prime cheese was steady Inferior lected New Orleans were made 45\\0; 160 do. Porto Rico at bige 0 of S60 bhd: vy sand 60 Ou! 1t.—Sales of 1,000 busbele of Turks i at Zve . The market eontiva 100.000 lbs. Western fh We. dle pits.—-20 ones ff Borde. #2 V7 \,e and $i pes. 20 quarter do. 40 Sr was in steady demand Sales to the ex- tent of 100,000 Iba. were reported at the eastward at de, Receipts of Produce per Hudson River Lines, This Trey and bie Live—1,100 bois. Hou, 43 baleo went, boxes cheese. ‘Old Troy Line—400 barrels E cuaed 171 barrels ashes, 60 betes weol, 181 boxes her Griffith's Troy Line 1,050 bole flour, 30 bales wool, 157 boxes cheese, 89 barrels butter 10 000 bushels corn Kekford's Line—1 barrels flower, 7 barrels ashes, 20 barrels whirkey, 98% bales woot American t vportation Gos ine-—404 | barrale flour, 22 barrels pork, rela lard, 10 ‘ashes, B bales wocl, 120 barrels butter People’s OF barrels flour. Miscellancous 2000 bushels feed, 40 barrels whiskey, TOTAL SUMMARY, le «bales, + bbls, 200 6116 Ach MARKETS ELSEWHERE, 689 Buiter, nia, Ang 1) do. Farmers’ mment 6°, O's, BT: e211 Lb boo ao , » Ave. 4 Board —10 she Vermont ‘ fo Connty Rall. i do a, 2; 25 do do, 21),, 1 ae