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

Mester ietneenty Person tn this Otty true infurmation; we nave consulted her; her pro true and correct, and she is not those imn- Posters, fortune tellers. Her residence is Ae alt yo Lovers of Eoono- m9 Clothing, at Cost.—G, B, Clarke, 116 Wil- sureot-—Cashimerct Backs, $7 5) COMMERCIAL APFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Friday, Aug. 17—6 P. M. ‘The stock market opened heavy this morning, and @losed heavier. The change which took place yester- dey was 60 sudden that the bulls were all taken aback, ‘and they became very much alarmed. The !mpression among the bulls was that the long looked for change had taken place, and that the advance would be per- manent and rapid; and to have such a revolution take place in their feelings in such a short time was unplea- sant enough. At the first board United States 6's, 1867, fell off 4 per cent; Erie Bonds, \ ; Harlem, '; ; Canton Company, % ; Reading Railroad, 1; Farmers’ Loan, 34. Purchasers of Reading Railroad have met with quite s reverse within the past day or two. When the improvement of yesterday appeared, holders with- @rew their stock, with the hope that higher prices would be realized, and for a time it was scarce; but the bears were not frightened, and kept out of the market, and the result is, that since, any quantity ofstock has been brought out, and the quotations have fallen off about two per cent. This shows how sensitive all these worthless stocks are, and it is a matter ofastonishment to us how any one can have temerity enough to touch them. ‘These are the securities that certain parties in Wal, street are striving to get upa speculative movement in for the purpose of relieving themselves of the load they now have on their own shoulders. ‘The Hartford Bank, of Hartford, Washington county New York, has suspended payment. Its bills are un- der protest, and the concern is literally defunct. The Comptroller will probably proceed at once to wind it wp. The bills are secured by public stocks, and its is. sues will, doubtless, be redeemed in full. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $212,000; payments $65,673 46; advices, $70,000. Balance, $2,003,268 81’ ‘The amount paid for duties at the Custom House of this port, for the past four days, is about $900,000, and there has been greater activity in entering goods than we have ever noticed before, in the same time, ‘The Wolfborough Bank, of New Hampshire, by which the public were swindled to the amount of about a hundred thousand dollars, came within a hair’s breadth of being revived recently, anda fresh batch of its worth- Jess issues put in circulation—that is, provided they eould find people verdant enough to receive them. It ‘was got up originally by some sharpers from this city, who managed to dispose of much of its stock, at $100 a share, to the farmers at Wolfborough and vicinity, and many of them, in its failure, lost the hard earnings ef years of toil. During the past winter, some members of that class of financiers whose homes ought to be in the State prison, set themselves to work to revive the vil- Janous concern, and an agent went to Wolfborough, and hunted up some of the stockholders, to whom he offered $10 per share for their stock. They readily accepted his offer, thinking the man must be deranged, as they could not conceive of what value it could be to him.— He then commenced making other arrangements, such as purchasing or hiring the old bank building, &c., after which he left for New York to arrange matters here connected with the concern, but before he could return ‘was taken sick and died. Two others of the ssme wor- thy fraternity, then went to New Hampshire, and push- ed things ahead rapidly. They hired the old bank, had it painted, and put in fine order; the bills were already printed, signed and cut apart—when, all of a sudden, they were destined to realize a proof of the old adage, that “there is many a slip between the cup and lip.”"— Some member of the Legislature, then in session, hay- ing got wind of what was going om, brought in a bill Tepealing the charter of the “Wolfborough Bank,’ which passed, and at once put a stop to any further pre- eeedings of the rogues, who returned home, probably in i humor with Yankees in general, and New Hampohire Yankees in particular. Still, notwithstanding all this ‘we should not be surprised to see ttempt made even now, to put ferth these worthless rags, and cau- tion the public to be on their guard. ‘The reported receipts of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad company for the month of July, 1849, smount- e4 to $19,586 15, ageinst $18,564.16 for the same month im 1848, showing an increase this year of $1,120 99. The receipts of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, for the month of July, were :—From freight, $57,054 52; from passengers, $42,098 01; total, $100,051 53; which is an increase over the receipts of July, 1848, of $1,652 63. On the main stem there was an increase of $7,114 99; but a decrease on the Washington branch of $5,462 40. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the condition of cer- tain banks in New Orleans, for the month of July: according to returns made to the Board of Currency :— Baxxs or New Onteans, Jour, 1849. Immediate Movements—Cash Liabilities, " Due ¢ Oth Cire'n. Deposits. nis ‘Banks. cash tia, $220,580 22643 107-255 Pantha $4,700,083 $6,026,051 $1,000,597 Resources, ills Exchange Specie, Regeive and x an Bank of Lovisiana $2,329,413 $1,264,082 $1,175,912 Canal pet Shiai City, re 30,168 ‘Le. State Bank OT B84 Mec. & Tra. Bank. 1,752,319 iii 123 800,411 SSAA $7,122,400 $3,105,004 Recopitulation— Dead Weight Ercluded, Liabiluics, exclusive % Capital, 3p, Seed $57,000 Resources. $12,029.19 This statement places these banke in @ very strong Porition, having within a fraction of one dollar and forty couts in specie, for each dollar in girculation; thelr discount line varies—decreased about $200,006 ~ from the jast report, and exbibits a reduction for the months of May, June, and July, of fourteen hundred and ninety-tbree thousand four hundred and sixteen dollars, Tho State Bahk, during the past month, has imereased $15,000; the Canal Bank $69,225; the others curtailing. ‘Wo God a great variation in the movemonts for the month, of the ( anal aod king Company. One very important item is the withdrawal of deposits to the amount of eight hundred and fourteen thousand dol- Jars; a reduetion in its exchange on distant claims of $498,100; @ contraction in circulation of $145,711; « decrease in specie of $673,747. The City Bank shows @coreace in deporits of $170,118; an facrease of issues of $52,881; a reduction of specie, of $170,118; an in- exease of moon sasels, or other eash items, of $95,000, ‘That ix about the jount our Municipality borrow. at the good round rate of eight per cent interest, The Bank of Louisiana, which, in the month of June, cur- tailed its ci:sulation nearly one miltiog Gf dollars, has, during the past month, made feforabdle sales of checks on th rth, at one te ong one-quarter per cent premium; increased jit *pecie, $336,921; its deporits Increared $194.04, Hy issues increased $772,007, (be- fing now PL g71.4",, in liew of $208 000 in June) im billy Feeelvadto Heliuced $154 508. ‘The edadition of the Northwestern Bank of Virgi- ania at branched, on the Ist of July, ineack of the past years, was as annexed: TAWKerKRN Bavk of Vinetsta axp Baawettns, June 148 Any bed July 9S, July, 1840, {2775 Seat Liz oh 421 ja 37,40 00 22°51) 5) 7.18) OL Tote aesers Barberi Capital rok circulation, tea . a Sapling atice payive dividends ‘Potal liabilities $ ‘Taking the aggregate dieeoant line, both furcign fané@ domestic, and there has been very little vari- ation compared with Inet year. The circalation bas slightly increased, white amount of specie em bond hee fallen of. The aggregate movement ‘was lose on the let of July, 1849, than om the Ist of July, 1848, Of the bills discounted prior to 1846, __RAILROADS. POON NG Oe $17,716 26, believed to be bad, rae min pe tteane.? BE CAMDEN AND AMBOY' RAILROAD—AT MEET. —r not SS een eae Canal and the Camden nad ‘amvoy Malroad sad | Movements in the anthracite coal region are getting Regatt 1d he Cllowing rare waa made to tha ear tobe interesting and important. As the season ad. | ‘superintendent, was approved and Hasueso sinned vances, the supply of eoal, and the probable price for the | 74,the President and Directors of th winter, are matters of interest, and consumers gene. | rally will, no doubt, turn their attention to the sub- | ject. The Pottsville Emporium, » paper published in the heart of the anthracite coal region, in relation to the question of supply, says -— | The condition of the whole coal market, together with the relucion of the probable demand and sup; GaRe cars for 1849, may be gathered from the sunexed ay p<} into th which we give in round numbers :— ‘The whole amount of anthracite coal burned in 1848, sarees peoern Sch amnted Medio or no inbee aT ot tte feats destroyed ty exeluding Susquebanna coal, was, by the Lowest esti. tha vay oar, (which was next vohind | Be Meilrond as Gastixmen—I ocurred to ti to report » x Glock train on wer indelnitan a the 2d ‘south of Princeton station. It oc~ the train being due there y. the ewiteh bare er cutee on™, ther) be~ tee eee sees eeneee + + »3,050,000 ate Posting pecrly, Noage, Sew ry Te ‘AuKait oi, ins instant, there has been sent | ie Fength ) ce forward deck car broke threugh the mas is. | * nearly 2, in the r but did bis in i ther th. Cabra, about sade senha Tay Tro and breaking tsa S: a hewanna, about «204,000 orno injucy 7 bras ae ‘Mr. Conover, for mi ears in the employ of the company, as chief carpenter upon tbe canal, who was im the way car, and an unknown person who was in the second forw ty ‘There fourteen ethers whe » foaslved TOMB. + seeseeee At the same weekly rates as now, the same counties will send, viz. Schuylkill, 20 weeks, at 40,000. 800,000 Lehigh, at 26,000. +838,000 | Roty th havin, Pr Lackawanna, # “gt 16,000. :192,000 Jor their hoes. ‘Those remain g at Princeton, tan 2,750,000 Ssoured ‘by the ysiclans, are in a fair, way of revovory. Among the wounded ws ‘ Shippen, the principal ageat , of the company at Bo Leaving less than in 1848. tons 300,000 ft appears from the evidence taken before the Coroner's In this estimae, it will be obser we have not | Jury, the switch was “displaced by some person or persons unknow! In order to a perfect understanding of this accidont, it is necessary to enter into a somewhat minute detail of the ar- allowed the usual’ deduction of tonnage on the canals during the fall months, and we have even supposed the Sena exces Soeeensin open snd Vonsaliway $9 be in ts atthe switohes, the instructions given to the fall work till next We have done this, supporing freemen’ d eaaee @ a more active dem will set in during the Coming ne of the engines, and conductors, aud to the switch a , and the increase, in that case, from Schuylkill A house was built within a few feet of the rail of the tura- psa will about make up the difference. There will out track, and in sight of all the signal letters (hereinafter then , # falling off in the consumption of coal, or there ¢xP! ed), and @ man selected wit! gare and nie | § will bea short supply, amounting in either case, to 300,000 tons, No increase is generally supposed in the demand for 1849, and whatever falling off there may be in the use by manufacturers, (owing to the inactivity which pre- pus alike here and in all Europe,) will, it is supposed, up by the known increase of coal consuming hace and steam vessels. The Coal Mining Association held their regular monthly meeting on Saturday lust. No business of im- portance was done. The conditions and prospects of the trade were discussed, and the conclusion seemed general that during the month of September there « persons employed on the rowd, for igence and fuitfulness was, placed in i re to see, every morning, that the gates are secured o ht track before he leaves for bie work, aud also ‘hen he returas from it. In that part of th sufficient light for the driver of the signals attached to the gates, thé ns to the man iivisg in ¢hie house, are, £0 Boas the ture oe wr of the engine, further exami tell m Out, whose duty tt should be to. attend at. their posts on Passage pai train over the gates. By thislatter arrany o je would be a revival of business, believed that — \¢ Fos) eoibility would If these calculations are eorrect, there is every pro- | be taken fra vatlendanc ph bability of anthracite coal ruling very high the ap- duty would nity of their proaching winter, and it would, therefore, be advisable izations, if th ould be detected in "he ‘neglect of their for consumers to lay in their stocks early. The in ¢veased consumption annually amounts to about one hundred and fifty thousand tons, which, added to the | Te this erat be added, that there 3 from having no other dat become aii y bave ri idle ‘before | without socidens ove estimated deficiency, makes a decrease in the aggregate , accident does attend nogises ‘of duty, that neglect would, in ly of 450,000 tor man, ry anges Fr come to the notice of the supsrimtend~ supply o} wae | ‘ent, however stringent his instructions might be. Stock Exe! joreover, at the depots ond stations, where the driver of 00 U 8's "36 07825 ahs 3314 Cannot see the signalattached to the gates, in com~ feo 0, 67 ag “60 ay acking om the turn-out, other agente are 0 Kentucky 6 204 2: ttend to tl Ip haa been found, ennaylvania 5's ba. many, more accidents ore ae! Fe 28 on all the other tua 7 pe ot Buds 1s 960 2 103 60 52ig | S00) NYENH June Bas 102 bid 6242 | dehs Bank Com, fal oy bo) 34) | 420 armors Teast” oo 3 armers’ et by spec safe ¢ passen, ete ae By ENGR SS eer rmegerotiy 2 s least alteration gates. When the gates are Bie. beck t hows ut one post, painted whi SECOND BOARD. ‘Whon they are on the yut trae! properly placed fa W725 shas Brie RR 9076 | onthe aecaighs track, thea the #enal ia ie is soon pea eat 5 RR wu 25 do 505 ae * the permanent perpendi st, Hed oe ul do of that post, which side 1s: painted’ black, #0 that the driver of the expia® if he sees any surface, or ther ‘of « perpendicular white post, is tim thet proper places for the b out from tl Painted whit, ‘any other tes are ott Kye for the al ht (rack, pres rosentes blavk fh -.1 ina cbilune dlssotion. | _ The connections between the signal lovers’ lene ay 6 are rode of 13g inch diameter, permanemtly a | yp rivetted to the fo dof ze ‘onor helore 9 o'clock P. W. FONNER, Propri in the same way ti gat straight track thesigual lever isfastened tot! wooden pin placed in asl UFFOLK COURSE, LONG ISLAND—A LIBERAL ina’ y inclined ‘urse will be given by the proprietor of the above Course, ‘and also by an iron bolt, w eh on the 2th and Sth of August, tree for all trotting horses, Post, and passes on 18 post and the sig rr = lever near the the reach of children, | This irom bolt has hole’ ‘punch fa ite end to revelve s pad A saddle aud harness, purse on each, day. apply to” Evita SWITH, Ragle Hove, Suifoin Co Jock or pin, to prevent ite method out, WO SAIL-BOAT RACES, POR TWO SPLENDID | levers were formerly but finding T Silver Cups, from the a, Hotel, Cas | that they ‘were stolen away, filled with rn od or rendered apeleas by alechioe bard Docks, Jersey City, on fires | otherwise deste: race sons, +0 that no dependence was to be , their For Trhcting il from eet shore cose iomy | use was discontinued, except at the vlations he winee tehy see allowed in the start of each ‘boat. 7 in sight of the having charge of the gates. ‘to come off the same day PYM Poralt | 5 The in ns given to the condi pescaahisy feet or under, two FG ‘allo ot i a ert a er «ny hy penny Peat Sie ietines te besehees in ates th ot the road. "The driver of the emgine, freman, baggag: jer his pi erilowlar ets charge aed ile ineape pons naiite for their correct behaviour 20 far misbehave or neglect their duty, he is to the superintendent. His ins! in netepogen de the gates are to have them opened by City, Angus 9, 1849. EXCURSION Se Reserv whenever it may be n to use the CHEAP EXCURSIONS TO THE FISGING BANKS — at this turn-out, | whener train passes Oa ae and Monday, August 1948 and 20th. The fn the Gharge of the awitch, tender, steamer BUF! leave the usual La Places, on de a shifted, with= the above 12% cents each Gi will con~ | sug fersher tegpection tinue to Leavy. ory Oa, except Saturdays, is heretofore. | | The instructions to XCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS, AND XD $6 on oe and 7 eine ber of the train; an: who catches Inageat soe pass black fish, or Dery Tie he cun stop the trai steamer Buffale, every day ia th week, except Ss ESurday, | Series hietaont. the driver recetves.e large salary, Will leave foot of Rob! nson ied at ath at rect, selected for his intelli nee, sobriety, nerve, and kno Tebigs anal streck at tie Cathatine streak 8: Gi ed to’ take care and nat 8 Pier No.8, North River, at 93g. A.M. “Fare 2 siven him if he has conte each way. dering the year. He also for- a ng 9 oR NEWBURGH AND IN’ RBEpTATE LANDINGS, oon vy a ke ol The steamer JOSEPH B the $f Coembere street to-morrow hn to Cc the excursion to Newburgh, Ee YPRESS HILL an ponsibility chanical Foes empleo: od, be depanded upon than ifs mam was stationed 8 whose duty it should be to make signals to. coi the drivers of the engines, whether the 4 be There m tat: of surface Bnd. prospects are | Whole lots, 400 superficial foet, which 14 100 | Greenwood and 820 feet more than New York | Cemetery give. Prices from $23 to ‘Warrantee deeds | ¢ free and clear. 4, Churches, Orders, | Societies, hon Toland Haiiroad: | te Tposes, ani hee varurpa i Siwsye bnows where te in the same ree, So far ast river whether the gates he object is to show tl right, it is — hanical menng, Atte in progress for hourly trains to fomas the hs is laid. R. G. NELLIS General Azent. BOARDING, &, BS ARDING—Ol2 BROADWAY—PLEASANT ROOMS, for Families or Singlo Gentlemen, BP, DOWN TOWN—A GENTLEMAN AND wii ond two or three single gentlemen can be accommodated | ¥; ul LA men, ean only be pro~ with board, and fu apartments, atiNo. 102 Liberty | vente: by the driver discovering tient in season, ty ad reine Lian at present adopted seems to me to | feasible one 1@ thus depend: iujecty clearly je relies not upon t teed to A SMALL FURNISHED OR constant ig family consiete of 8 nea 8 box 1,648, New UTAW a os 2 F icnoney > nl BAT NORE AxP. Bu; | ta Md, HE KO: m ctres ale apt iiabiy =! fer both conducted ene asure Liers, is Sete combine all the lextries of the beat, hotels, with ele Fence and real comfort. Choice suites of epartmvacs are, at ail yererred for the acco fro admirable artan siting the elty will ome tinsurpassed by any hotel { fe aooeed Se salubrions ee, ich times in ‘waiting to convey ba) vel. Baths for Ladies and Gen oti tes at Waheaeit they y approach these one sof the tra “3 consequence of the complai tention of the tra meet, caused to shift the switeh’ for tl alo = ‘post o authority of the Legislature of that s | fie ‘te i neeldents which have occasioned lots of tire upom mn” MISCELLANEOUS. wey ~ EAT i Piss Ginn cavebt in bought of R. Blakesli hook, at ibe same time, on' ‘a big Tot of fish, got a grab are 1847 and a and also a statement Rey it has se roads SW yeacs: and care has beea civ unity om the railroads of these the railroads im the State of Massachusetts, there were killed eo Sr., i Jobn HETAURA T a a DINING SALoon AND COFFER | In theyear 147 Rooms, to let. Lig = gud glowed Pit In the year I pate by the fe propeiaton for b i Hess but med. Cel- eook!p three dlaing rooms, Total of deaths in two years, veces 100 iat? by ends Weilding and Qhe atticn to these compan, the num. pared to pay on on= ; trance; the rem im femnin for some tine. Apply at | **f pLPerh iverty st, between Id and | o'clock. | torew tn AN ea (OPrERrLaTE PRINTING PRESS WANTRD-ANY ay: nd rag press in good erder, 17 | Tach plank 0 dispose te of a purchaser by eslling CMLL TON Ny BALES 4.4 DROWN SHEETINGS, ta, I would recom- sont arrange ‘the tate-oe | ‘are liable to « ture-oute, ¥ where ere rh a cons form, with a igual ta ie @ han should be at the Jong gates, next to the appro all treine mast 100 Stout” made near Baltimore, ‘and very heay. } hy. Ad Fy acquainied with fer | a form of the com Meers. “SOC fin, LiviNaSTON £1 agate make daily to the sat which the guards, ote at, or from his we ent, are to be station x FRIT DETECTOR, — NOW READY, thas secesiog @ daily Ws dann he tthe gn ard, NY w COUN SicNATCR® EXAMINER,” Y tr should thus ‘the a faulsas Coin pon the ar aces Arent, re dara to which leaves om porals fur the oo: aay ts iy LJ xt. A competent person will be sent out by the Dy, co point out the line of tho toad. For further pare rs, eee advertisemen' 12th Jely inst, NOTICE TO BAR eos oO ONPRACTONS. road 5 Bi Ns we Gook, tee e ‘Tight plete, three si & c te TS, Office Panama wien A ie onbie Oren ce sree Sang Bes Pate ns 4 three ‘stsem: J plate, | ma Ratiroad whieh Cor Oven, ve even, bwo sixes; ditto mgt | Franklin’ Keystone} Cannon Stoves, eight inder. eight sixes; with tie or ay KR R Stoves. gy yur sizes; Nase, tn our sizer; pany reserr: the propowa: righ any oF all toes; Airtight’ Bates, 9 has tO: oma’ ai LUDLOW? President, ight, four + Etna, three «i RAN +t Pastor ‘wadiator, one a N. B.—In the meantime, any general information in the t ders, long pene, &: vee; Ei had om application at the rowed and oval Possession of the Company may it, whieh | he part of Elvino, and tit jma Tenore assoluto, M.Taylor, To be followed by the MARRIED RAKE—Mr. Fllahty, Mr. Jordon Mra. Trictac, Miss M: Taylor.” ‘To co ith J NY, —Baron Swigito Beory, Mr. W. B. Chapmacy Jenny Lind, Mise Mas lore Doors open at 7 Mo 8 Bo: Be ke maenee at a x08, Dress Circle and Par quette CHINESE ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 550 ‘and Saturday, 17th aud isth, of Mme. B ‘Barton, Me LL BROADWAY.— Second weak bere Corradi, and M. Berto Tay A oc Paer; AUX TE: i. Mim ‘who will appear in » ‘RAND “3P ‘ACL Feneh rar full costume and action. Lo addilon | te the above great preceeon the brated GUNG'L BAND has Been will ai abort fetDisble.” Tickets 50 cent. n= oe Sree alr of HITE'S MELODEON, 83 BOWERY —THIS STAB ‘about the first of Septer of & variety of light enter: will now receive proposals fro ad performers, in any branch of amuse lace. Address, post paid, to _ WHITE, Propmetor, 100 Chirystio street, or 40 Bowery. CARD—LOVERS OF HARMONY (PARTICULARLY Old Countrymen) are informed that Concerts (on the foo and easy principle) take place every might at the Apoilo Saloon, Perseverance Hotel, 2 Canal street, near the Ga Works, “Admision free., Proprictor and conductor, W. KNIGHTON, late of Marion Hall, Pianoforte, Mr, Williams, SPECIAL NOTIORS, MEETING OF ITALIANS—THE ITALIAN REST dents of this city are requested to attend a meeting, to convened at the Apollo Rooms, Broadway, ou Saturday ening, the I8th inst., to make an arrangoment for the re: ption of General Avezzana, who is expected to arrive soon in this city. al street. OMMUTATION OF MILITARY FI Hall, Otkce of Receiver of T: A Commutation for Military Reoviver of Taxes woul urge ommutation, the ne= pay thus avoid the deten~ rising from the crows of the few Inst HARVEY HART, Recciver of Taxes HE GENTLEMAN WHO, ON THE 9TH INSTANT (whose name is believed to be —— Carnel), sought » zen of Stonington, to give information concerning the l of Mr. Orin Prentice, while crossing the Susy ‘River, auary, 187, will confor a favor on a dosorving widow, ty dress udseriber, by mail. Baltimore irr Shitty Aotegeeeenie BY copyiag _Broxrworon, Connecticut, in 1, 188, WANTS, ANTED—A WET NURSE, FOR A CHILD A FEW months old ; one having no child to take care of, apply at $81 Broadway, corner of White steest, up stai Af fy YOUNG LADY, A SITUATION AS Millinery, Lace, or Riband Store. Re- id, Address box 94 Post Office. ARTE A YOUNG MAN, FROM 16 ne, 18 YEARS a Barkeeper in « ootiag y otel ; he must have ‘moe of the business. reas U.P. IL, at thivoffice, The beat of references regaled Wiregoeasin tt DAY, AN ACTIVE MAN, TO DELI- bree oods in the country, where tbe orders are already © want it exprossly'understood that no applicn~ ‘ll be Considered where the appl is not fully re- sponsible commence at ong day's notice. Apply 0 to PRATT & ‘oon ton Wil treet. ANTED TO PURCHASE—A FARM, OF 20, 3), OR 4 neres, within 15, 20, or 25 miles of Now York, either in ee Jersey, Hi ‘estcheater, or Long Laland: Apply by letter, a an York Herald, ference teel House, fura pleasant location of Bouth, Brooklyn, livery before the first of Novem| Address P., No. 424, Post Office. ANTED—A FRONT OFFICE PARTERRE, ro tween Fulton, Water, Broad and Nassaus treets. dress G. L.., 32 in the office of this paper. would be preferred.— HAN rt Al Etinone a, Mr, T. D. Rice; Pom- y aye Switchell, T. B.Johin- | ton; Ji L Duoklegs, Miss Sinclair. Te be folto EVADE The whole | gonolude w MUMMY—Ginger Blue, Mi Ric Ys woy, Miss Lockyer; Susaa, Mi Sinclair, Adimission—Boxes, 25 cents ; Pitt, 12% ets, Doors ‘open 7%, Curtain rises at 734. FRA monet of T. D. Rice. farce of st 1s, NATIONAL THEATRE, CxarHax ST. “Saturday event nian, AC will | # “fb coed 10) ‘ormwoor, | ir. After which, BON ASTLE GARDEN.—THE SUM! still Cay ry. eve ee) adh wilt t x so E fnstrumental ‘performance ‘successful, will bi several novelti tle of BEAUTL jent Orchestra is followod b; bab D'ETE, or e volt 7, series et og THE 01 engaged i the ® selection of Overtures, Marches, ke. 100 Co: tly iHuminated. pg “Toke each. ARNUM'S Peep vee Rv iges mances in the afternoon at $3, Petoek A mammoth Crocodile, J et im len, fares Lamp of Cal mene lew laughable Farces wi sd, Mise ‘Ema! Lester Mr. Joi tanbope, the Albine Lady, the whole, cents, Children tre, ce han f Seasons, rain ( i Gal, we ted at 8 to rei or on enter of Wan Nile, at a hours; also, the weisning over 6e' junds, monte gta Miss i= ip= Bars ‘AND SALOONS oF THE ARCH 8' REET ren N retion Sule Monday and Wed: Private sale every da ponies AND CARRIAGE FOR SALE— hod pair of small Ponies, with Carriage a Ty ey nen te and excellent order. Post O1 Fes SALE—ON of Horses. Carriages, EW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 31 Ck CROSBY STREET Harness, &c., every ay, commencing at 12 o'clock, and av JOHN H. GATFIBLD, Proprivtor. TT E and well-known Boarding eatabli y of Margaret Wardell, deceased, by 2TH "AUGUST, THE hment, (late the Long Branch, go IN REAL ESTATE !—A PROPERTY IN |, New xork, rented for one thousand a inde'e lote, on ‘This it rner on wants to close those book store, daily, at =, will $e sold fe will bo sold ch \dvertisemen| all at | lo'clock, P. M. rt cash—two Sixth ward. who Nassau street, in the A‘ his vontiee migek et t an opportunity seld ‘The furniture eta entirely GENTLEMAN, ABOUT 1 EAVING FOR EUROPE, Wisheste atapote of the lease of his house, situated in one jeasant parts of South Brooklyn, and to sell on very reasonable this would afford household furni jom to be met wi by @ housekeeping. Address G., box’: tion of all kinds of insects, and of rats and mice without poison, Canal street. poy i 1 ROOME, Br THAVER COLE COLEMAN & 8’ MEDICAL, eer ee YON'S MAGNETIC POWDER, FOR THE DESTRUC- Rerenence. Bey rt ‘TE180> sats. Astor Ho 0. PRESTON H. HODGES, Esq., Carlton House, LE-A HANDSOME ENGLISO foes boa pills for the destruction No. 420 Broadway, near ATT’S NERVOUS AperDeTe evans eure To cure Neuralgia in ervou Tw fine ordi and retail, by Tae WatTrs, eet. ‘The money returned if 'ANTED—AN ENGLISH 0% GERMAN PROTESTAN’ irl to do the general work of w private family; tole to wash and iron well, and 40 plain ooking, an 73 Canal street, from 10 to LL must il Po <n one or Aap “se vi je 01 ing t] at No, vas before So’clook, rid ANTED—A SITUATION BY A VE madts man, as Chai owing. W nerall Lin a respectal Fhe 1s a Protestant, and mendation apply. commen from the advertiser, lived for several re elf Please inquire for Cath ‘anal street, or at the office of 259 Broadway, room No, 22, 215 Church street, ni * Prot .—-INFORMATION OF THE RELAT q testant Churchman,” Ware. George Burke, ta) of New York city, who emi- there died, to New some years ago. rai =e meet ‘ith og i the ‘bere dareare ear ome their advantage, by aldresing ander gad ae th piace. gD! BURKE. tL, Obio, July 21 Try eae a ‘supposed to be on Staten rently oblige to the Sailors’ i a would send would AUS ; suLLI- Mf the Lich Roo WANTED—OF V+ 45, who left bis ho ti disconsolete intl a when he left, « straw hat, blue pants, sud was iu his shirt sleeves. e and make himecit useful in the JOHN BAG SUE, LADY WISHES TO OBTAIN A SITUATION as a Teacher to children under fourteen years of age, Private family, or ins gehool| The higher branches iaghe it required, Address 0, BE. B., Herald o T RATE CUTTER WANT. thas been used te cutting custom work, un got hp work tastily, Address to Q. R. this offic $3, os A RARE CHANOK.—PARTNER WANT- + ed with $1,600, who is willing to take ¢ stable, in the very heart of the fe al ys ft yours. at of ing two horses om ‘hiveev. Y nativement,” me this oa SHIPPING, AAA ARAADAAARARADNS HE BRITISU AND NORTH AMERICAN ROY At hips between New York and Live ton aud Liverpoel, calling at ialifax to Ny berth secured till paid foe, ply to CKETS 1 FOR HAY + Howe, master, will BOYD & MINCKES or For freight NAKD, 38 makes the tun in about eigh fist pesmongers by thin ate e U.S. Pacific Mail Stent an 8, mari mer will tS Panama ia ume ‘of October 1s conte per ag allowed each ¢ahin passen- No paseace f the Pe » Any person remitting " secure « berth (or one week, STUOWARD & SON, 34 Brosdway. ‘the EMPIRE CI1Y will follow the C, C., om Saturday, Lith September. ¥ iA CHAGRES AND NEW OR- Fk ne a joan hip tend Lieut. Dare 8. tebe: 1; do., fond. $50.” Passage to New Ori AB experienced ‘Sargon is attached te t to Chi To. per foot; do. New feelings of erat flemanly conduct to ws duti fre 7 ehort passage from Glan tion te prosperity reed finna ‘bet Heat sor~ “Alex Alexander, John Perey, Ancus MoAl- all, Angus Livingston, | CLOTHING, | | - aeereS, rua Noo te 1 do, 40, ny | PATER? wa Mawaues—rute MANGLR I A A Lavon. 0, as itentirely Prgoy- ee of iro 4 des. aA Cen AN DA SC ¢ trade, the abe wh) hivey Gre prepared to getl at Warnock will antity of a Kettler, io lowest market pricos, c. Ww. da nt the Fevieg Hones, Bross way, | ing, emoot iat linen many erwin stentrap: ring thi , b bea One this mae! may do taive order Jafivins ton in perard Wo kevtics, | werbas Hit Sith smoothing fame Fhey ex riveipal hotels im the city, They a Verney nd Went, &, Libtle Green street N.Y. Priees from $40 been . seed 1h A a ba 7 ae 4 Kelly, tian Moventt, Weary 8 Nemt, Gustay Eckardt, William Daly. A. Brown, 43) 3 Cucuens CBOLERA . Kellinger’s ‘qremed ak: 1 spasmodic | gies the patient i lief, Sold earl street and 464 acted ind yt oe. Booiet; caren of Syphilis Mercurial on the extre ni Dr. ¥, one door above Gram: at the dey throats, Re. Also h are genorall ® member of the Medical USANDS OF BOTTLES ily sold and hundreds of It instantly regulates the stomach and bowe eto Produces perspiration, and ‘treet. ve CONVER'S INVIGORATING CORDIAL O14 standard remedy las cared more young m injured themselves by early improper secret edivs im use. Scores who to hundreds. Use it, ‘Third av This Cordial has and you may Its invigorating an) paration from od by little book roved the anchor of ay be sure of relief. 1 can nse it without exposure, Impor- to the ied and those about to mi ch bottle. $24 bottle—thres bottles for a to avy part of the ‘country, Sold by Dr. Convers, THIS who ac. fo , between 10th and Lith streets, where be A ARRIED LADIES WIL FIND MUCH TO INTEREST Physiology, written b; them, by Hon. RB. A Glover, i Were nt state govert Reve ‘is a'work tha obviate all will receive « perusing en, with 4 its advice strictl: daitions this book ear: of society fi 4nd the p rudent’ people. {rom entering ‘the matrimoatal s will tell Prie - a * pai copy of the work b; nd aiterati to, bat you important secrets, which policy on free soil. LA AND DYSENTERY.-—W Ei * Compound Extract of Blaokberr; Wiudson nireet, 197 and 090 Broadway. ANH M Wells, Miller & 2’ flieted with the Diarrhom a derive no Leneft from the med friend from New your Compound Extract of seuse was checked in one dey: “ile Mesa bottle berry, with which the d of Angist 10, 1849 8, MILLER immediately regained lia health, and has beon perfectly well J. M. MOORE. since. Respectfully, your obediont servant, Dexa vee of & delicate nature. a Diploma ia bis MORBISON 18 CONPIDENTIALLY ComscLene A practices to cure the most virulent cases wishont cured im three to mx days. No fee till office, 2044, Fulton eet }/E.—DR. MURPHY,OF 68G0LD consulted hetero | é | == NO CHA | peusem om Seas ye used By Ae won Me R. JOHNSON, 16 ayaae STREET, SO ya KNOWN of delicate disenses.—The Pootor’ that have existed in the treatment = for skill im those half cured cases are is Ley acre Constitutional w ) Xe babit, effectually cured. four dase. o cunR NO P. may be consulted onthe m spproved apply. wi 'AY—DR. CO ga she 2 Senet Se coe cured in ae? J i ——— st, red tiie ate eae cunee oe SSeR R. at Ty BE CONFIDENTIALLY CON- street, on all private diseases. neld to He mos ciple, Stet 8 of soliti treatment, which is res enred on the most The 7 indulgence oan alee | ‘Scortainty of cure. Olies 51 Duy street. DSS A aan 8A plating martio should be known to ler & Co. B Cubbedee, Savannah, J = ak core. it niece eee L.- kamen Di hry & certain Is corvisos pou sup, AGAINST quac 'y RK. Glover, M. AL PRI- the “e treat OAL 0 Price $1 mental nagnish to man i he hushand, imely oted es especialy fot ‘the mafried, oF those content Aigcloves tnportant secrets, which crane aS wiih’ id, lithographic lates. Insel. oe of 0,0 | Rouseont, New Ow On ihe revenpe of $1, a copy will be tranemitted by mail free of portare must be addressed, pont 1,ad@, New York ety. vart «f the paid, to Dr. A. Varted 3 ariceau, oe 1B Liverty street. ‘All lette ot Box AT SARATOGA, BSanatoca, August 16, 1840, The grand faney ball, for which preparations on ¢ Magnificent scale have been making for some week past, takes place to-morrow night. The ladies are in ecstasies, the mamas and papas are counting upon in- numerable conquests by their daughters, and the gen- | tlemen are all anxiously awaiting the signal for the entrée. 1 send you the following description of the eos- tumes, and the names of some of the principal parties who will enjoy the festivities of the evening, Mrs. H Duncan, from Natchez, the Queen of Beauty of the United States hotel, is dressed as La fille de Sor- vente, ® Neapolitain costume, most becoming to her raven hair, to her bright eyes and the loveliness of her charming person. The bodice was of red satin, trimmed with ie skirt of blue and pink poult de soies the whole ornamented with very rich lace, She wears, also, upon her charming head, a Neapolitan cap, whickt is very elegant. Her iads @enfant aro inserted In blue satin Vrpeis trimmed with gold, and her fine neck and splendid arms are adorned with coral jewels, We may say, with long truth, that Mrs. Duncan is, so far, the most admired and the most attractive among all the lation On this occasion, the South has ruled the N H. M. Bedford, from New York, wears the costume of ® Déberdewr—blue blouse, black pants trimmed with gold and silver buttens, and blue cap, very becoming. M. Day represents Robespierre, the celebrated hem- pe dé the French revolution of '93. Long dresa of silk, drab color, striped black, whit silirtockings pon which were tied buff colored trou: He bas also a white perruque d Voiseau royal aud a peau de bras. Mrs. English appears in the costume of“ Zadia,” iw the opera of L’Etoile de Seville. Qreek costume, white skirt and » spardessus of pale orange color, trimuned witht gold and silver, blue pants boufans.a white muslim turban with a» jong veil hanging over her shoulders, The whole costume is very elegant and becoming. Master Engl er son appears in the dress of a oe Pierrot, white, trimmed blue, which is very ry: Mrs. Fasset, of Philadelphia, peronifies the rd’ of Carlotta Grisi, in the ballet Le Diable a Quati She hite muslin bodice, to which is tied ue and kirt of soie changeante, unfortut a little too long, for it conceals her small feet ; an apron o¢ lace, @ coiffure made with ribbons of cherry color which hangs down her shoulders ; in her hand she has a bar~ quet full ef fruit. ‘This costume, made by Mme. Payot, is quite recherché. Master Graham, from New York, is attired in the Spanish characteristic clothes of a toreader — red, Jacket and trowsers trimmed with gold, blue aud black; blue waistcoat and scarf. His young brother repre- sents the son of an Italian Contadino—purple trimmed pink and black. Miss Mercer is attired as a Paysanne coquette, searlet color skirt, over which is another one of blue color,bothr trimmed with black velvet ; black silk bodice, white apron, a fichu and cap a la jardiniere. ‘This eatire costume is very elegant and becoming. Mists Anna Mercer, ber sister, wears the costume of « Vivandiere, from the comedy of “ Les tambours de beanjolais;?” white satin skirt, trimmed with blue bands, 4 uniform jacket, also trimmed with blue; a fine che- misetie of lace, blue gaiters, powdered hair, with @ small toquet tricome on the left vide. This is a very elegant reas. Miss Eyre personates the “ Priestess of the San;” « very severe and chaste dress, all white, trimmed with gold; upon her head 1s a gold crown, from whieh hange & long veil of tulle. Miss Parker, from Boston, a charming lady, amiable and affable to all, represents La Bergére des Alpes, and her dress consists of a silk pink skirt, @ pardessus of tulle, tied all around with roses and green leaves; om her shoulders she wears u garland of foliage aad two bunches of flowers Sho is pretty and lively Charles Edwia Hooper, trom Phiiadelphia—Fine Hungarian Polka dress, brown and blue silk velvet, orange arms and legs, Wm. B. ‘Turnbull, Louisiana—Duke Aranza, blue silk velvet, trimmed with silver. very rieh. — W.C, Trois, U.S. Army—Hussar ofticer, very rich. Ed. Schermerhorn, New York—Guard offlver of Louia XV, red, trimmed with gold, very correct and expen- tive. ‘aster Parker—Romeo, white, trimmed with yellow and silver Andrew F. Hamersicy, New York—-Spanish Ca) green and crimson silk velvet, trimmed with gold; gvod and expensive Robert W. Bare cland—Chasveur Detsfcike, W. Y, Mortimer \ ork ~ Andalusian Ca yatier Alexander C. Barclay, Fngland—Knight Te aplar of verye T. Deacon, Hk velve lier, Jeraralem, white vol. F. ssachusetts—Baron of Louis vieh impr. w, silver sword, and 0 Grovsback, New York—Figaro, blaek and crimeon, trimmed with gold. Van Zundt—Puge of Queen Elizabeth, orange, blue and gold. John Huter, Jr., from Euoter's Island—French a man, bend hag k velvet jacket, and blue aad white striped pant: Hugh F Dickey, Mlinol»-Very fine French déberdeur, The floor committee are designated bya red rosett the music committee by a blue, and the supper com- mitte by a white one @ur Washington Correspondnee, Wasuixoton, August 16, 1849. The Next House ~The Free Soil Question—The Cubane Expedition—Abbott Lawrence—W". C. Rivese—Encour= agement of the Fine Arts, $e. According to the results of the elections thus far, we bave 99 democrats, 100 whigs, and 9 free sollers re turned to Congress. in the elections to be held, it is impossible that the whigs can obtain a working majo- rity, and equally out of the question that the demo- crate can obtain it. The balance of power will be im the ba of the corporal’s guard of the free soilers; and unless the whigs compound it for the election of the officers of the House, they must compromise it with the free soilers. We understand that the free soilere will probably ran David Wilmot for Speaker, who is good Pennsylvania democrat, except in his extreme ‘The demooratic and free soil vote would elect him, but there can be no compromise by the southern democrats in favor of @ proviso eandi- date. Tothem he isan abolitionist, and they could, under no sort of log consent to his elaction. They would prefer a southern whig. As Mr. 8; er Be pate hor ‘fine his ition & (it e of bis rt! hrop would scorn such en expe it ae this, but nnot be held yonsible, if he leaves his case in the hands of his fri for what edge or consent. reat question at the next Congress, will be ‘soil question and the free soil oll party: le of California. before the meeting of Con- ithe on thetr constitution, it does not Kill'the f-ce sellers, ‘They will yet have a frag- a territory open to their philanthropic resol: tions —the territory of New on The State of Tex- as claims New ony as part of her dominions; there is a most wy oe that claim in the Houre; and it will the more formidable, Tecnu, in the event of the cession of this ated & 52 Texas, it becomes part and pues & slave: State; and the act of an tomas jon, would be ‘ae ' Introducing slavery into a where it | previously existed: In any event, therefore, the diMfculty of the negro question will have to be met by the House, but the pre mary ie with the President will be removed, if the | people of fornia, in the recess, shall have acted fog mene Ri Minister to France, and fail, ves, : and iton Abbott L Minister to England, are in this city, at Will: hotel Alexander H. Clements Consul to Mi juter, and is delight Fy 53 +f) his ment, in of the advantages it will hina the sey cere Bote works of the eld and the new masters, at th: | _P. Hargous, of the celebrated. frm. of Hargous & Co., of Mexico, 1s also 1n this elty, probably in reference to | hose Mexican elaizs i ich the firm are said to be largely interested. T! all the claimants is three of all the claims, of all # rious and thankless duty to perform in their Bations and awards. Our Baltimore Correspondence. Baxtimone, Aug. 17, 1849. establish their own prices, as well as to hold ap the best cattle forthe northern markets. Those that are worm down by travel are brought into the market here, and these that will bear driving to Philadelphia, are held butchers ty oleate aeuretess from midis prices, and ready cash The jewelry store of Mr. J. H. Masta wonton ot Ll y i | street, was entered on Wed: fifth © Maryland assembled in convention yesterday, tertown and nomivated Samuel M. McGraw, Keq , of Harford, as their candidate to represent the dictriet im the next Moure of Representatives. The present close division of parties in the next House of Representatives will give additional interest to the elections io this State in October. The demo- erate fey ong to make a gain of at least two members; and the Oy confidence fas far as | can ascertain. have but little thele ebilty to prevent it However, ine that My A will even be able to make strict, and held their own in other see. the ‘state “The fall trade of Baltimore is certainly opening with d many strange faces, Phy unabated the rontes of travel South and teal out merch sate are ¢ the most of it. Imded, | have vor feen such activity eo early in the season as now Our hotels are rapidly filling up and at is dactivity where a few Weeks siae og vely war doing.