The New York Herald Newspaper, August 23, 1849, Page 3

eounts and sre provided for, afters time, by an issue of new stock, and an increase of capital. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of oer. tain articles exported from this port for the week end- ing the 21st inst , distinguishing the destination and extent of shipments to cach place: — Commence or rue Pour of New Yorx—Weenrr do ; tohaces, 30 tierces; to- rosin,’ 315 bbls; tarpenting, chairs. 28 paekages; sperm ean: ; oll euke, 1.600 Ibs; hops, 31 bales; Staves, No 11 600, Flour, 1418 bbl osin, 471 do ; orn, Is; wheat, 5800 do.; cheese, 5,528 Ibs ; whalebone $065 do ; hops, 5 bales. Fi Ireland.—-Corm, 9 688 bushels Potash, 354 bbia.; rattan, 187 bdls,; sugar, bark, 5 caroons. staves, No 5000; tallow, lard, 72 483 do ; whalebone, 15,696 do.; ; pink bark, 153 baga To Marseilles —Staves. No 106.000, To Nantes —Sugar, 243 hhds.; staves, No. 10.400. To Portugal.—Staves, No. 42,000; rosin, 300 bbls.; logwood 11 tons. ‘a Spain —Stuver. No 213.606. To Bremen — 8v, 26 hhds.; tobacco, 120 do; te- bacco, 109 box tobacco, 45 cases; tobacco, 620 ce- Toone: erdar, 176 logs; balsam captvi. 4 bbla ; oil p»p- permint, 2 cases; whalebone, 8,710 Ibs.; skins, lo Packages To Hoitand.—Potash, #f5 bbis.; pearlash, 170 do; rosin, 566 do; flour, 55 do ; logwood, 225 tons: ma- hogany, 10 logs: cedar, 464 do’; sperm oil, 158 gallons; es. No. 15.000: hark 80 ceroons; bark 22 hhds.; Dark, 205 bags; coffe: x. dyewood, 42) boxes; sugar, 35 bhds ; honey, 8 tierces; cassia, 50 cases. To Norway, Sweden ond Denmark.—Varnish, 25 dbls.; porte, 850 do ; turpentine, 100 do ; spirits Serpentine 12,876 gallons; sugar, 70 hhds.; mahogany, 101 ‘azil —¥lour, 1.650 bbls.; tobacco, 10 Bhd; do- mantis 176 bales; nails. 100 casks; tasks, 60 boxes; Pryor eunaien, 60 do ; eperm candies, 80 do.; cordage, oils. To St Domingo —Flour, 870 bbls ; meal, 20 do; ale- wives, 60 do ; pork. 216 do; mackerel, 60 do.; soap 1,300 boxer; sperm candies, 2 do’; mould eandies, 80 do.; rice, 26 bbIs ; fish, 11.200 Ibs ; cheese, 750 do.; lard, 4.585 do.: sogar, refined, 1 946 do.; j tobacco, ‘manufactured, 4,789 do.: butter, 600 de. To Spanish West Indies —Ale, 124 casks; nails, 60 do.; wick. 10 bales; whale oil, 2,031 gallons; lard, 24,470 Ibs. mackerel, 64 bbls. To butch West Indies — Flour, 450 bbls ; pork, 60 do. beef 260 do : rice, 65 do ; tar, 8'do; tobseco 2 hb ; domestios. 6 packages; whale oll, ; mould candles, 196 do.; sperm —Flour, 685 bbls.; pork, 239 do: been G8 0) o70 ocr. 004) meet, O00 tot rice, 36 do.; beef, 40do ; mackerel, 76 tobacco, 1bhd; peas, 400 do ; butter, 1.738 Ibp.; cbeese 6.382 do; bums, 4130 do; oil meal, 458,400 do’; mould candies, 601 boxer; spirite turpentine, 466 gallons. North America —Flour, 3,067 bbls; rye flour. 760 do ; beef. 65 do.; meal, 506 do ; pork, 432 do. bread 20 do.; ‘bread. 60 -. rice, 10 tierces; ‘molasses, 26 hhds. ; tea, 178 Tbs. ; 20 do.; butter, 12,041 do.; tobacco, ‘enufactured, 1 13,482 do, The shipments of breadstuffs, for the above week, are unusually limited, owing, doubtless, to the complex- ion of recent accounts from Great Britain, relative to the approaching harvests. It appears that, up to the Ist of August, there had been throughout England heavy rains, which were ealoulated to benefit the la- ter crops, while it was anticipated the wheat and other cereal grains would be slightly injured. At that time the weather became fine everything looked pro- mising ; much depends upon th weather between the Ast and 15th of August. The steamer, now nearly due, Will bring aceounts down to the 12th inst., and we shall be able to form, from the report she will bring, & pretty correct idea regarding the harvests, As the season advances, the probability is that rices in our own markets will improve, and the pre- fits of shipments, therefore, be reduced. The eonsump- tion of breadstuffs during the winter months, or dur- ing the suspension of navigation on the Atlentic, is immense, and large stocks have to be laid in, to moet thet demand. It is estimated that a population of at yeast five millions depend almost entirely upon the supplies of breadatuffs in hand, im the different Atlan- tie port it the clese of igation, for about five months conrumption; and in the event of stocks at th eommencement of that season being light, prices are jikely to advance to such points as to materially re- strict shipments. In consequence of the prevalence of ‘the cholera throughout the couatry, the low prices ruling for breadstuffs in the Atlantic markets, or some other eause, the movements of produce have this year been exeredingly Hmited, and there is every probabl- lity of the stocks in hand for our winter sonsumption Ddeing unurvally small. We than three months more of caual and without the greatert activity among the forward- ers during the whole of that time, there will be great danger of ancareity in the seaboard markets, before the resumption of pavigation in the epring. We shall know all about the harvests of Great Britaim in the eourre of another month, when shall be able to judge more correctly relative to the extent of the fe- reign demand. The shipments of breadstuffs from this eountry to Great Britain and Irelan: to the latest dates in each of the past two years, were as annexed :— thls. Sept 1, 1847, to Teas soarag 10218 a0 org 9T 41 Sept Liketo * road jatest dates, 1849.0... 11007008 89,258 1.088.385 18,708 071 Inereaso, 1849, 018,296 — $03.488 “8563,159 Decrease.1340. — 19000 — _ It appears by this that there has been a very great In ereace im every article but corn meal, in which thers has been a slight falling off. The per eent increase in the shipments of flor and wheat has been mach larger than in corn. The commereial year will close in about ten days, when we shail be able to make a better com- parative state: it. Our predictions relative to the shipments of Indian eorn have been confirmed, may hereafter enleulate upon an nnaal demand at Last equal to that of the present year, More thas one half of the above shipments were made from this port, New Orleans stands next in shipments of eorn, and Philadelphia in shipments of other grains. ‘The exports from Philadelphia and Baltimore, for the vT. Bolen lour. barrels, 6,003; corn meal, 1.712; eorn, busbels, 7,643: bark, bhda., 197; tallow, Ibs. 8,820} 29 625, cobalt, 185; turpentine, galls. 1,790, Te Chitien Por! 255. Flour. bois 1.149; rye meal, 375; cor Potatoes, 60; turpen- quae oil, 80; orn, bash. diles. 908; tobaeceo, mid, 2.787; eomp, 15,852; segare, No. 20 000 British North America Flour. bbis 582; rye meal, 5; corm meal. 300; thip bread. 262; tobaces, Ibs. 820, atie, No. 37,000: handepikes, 760. bee, tons. 75; sagar, boxes, 997; do, f,1.040; do stoma, 6. rosin, bbls. 947; dried Spples, 3; coffer, bags, 287; onk bark, 745; shooks. balls Te Demerara—Flowr. bois 826; heef tk. 12; corn, Dah. 200; bogs, No 60; bacon, Tha, oe cane Gn. se Sous Direwit, eans, 100; do, kegs, 90; lard ofl, « “TB Peitish West Imdies—Flour, bbis. 7 germ weal, 350; biroult. 105; eorn, bushels. 1.300; ataves, Ne 46,000; shingles, 10,000; baeon, Ibs. 1.727; laed, 640; itter. 1 vT ‘irish Worth Ameriea— Flour, bbls 1,065; iat poy) 000; rye meal, 32; tolaeeo, manuf'd, ‘The eovrse of export trade of these ports is seen by these rtatements The shipments of eaeh ate confined Pringipally to the Weet indies and Sonth American porte, Baltimore bar Stock Kixeh: ary Katee 150 shs 4 Mi ny & Hartford F Fire tne Ge 7 $5.00 Rect J 10s “So SECOND BOARD. mo fi aN Fork 8h He RR pL a AUVERTIEMENTS RENEWED WVRRY DAY. Ainewers to Advertisements vent by weit rarest be pest ped. or ty ewe ant Ke talon from te Post Office + wa ‘A snitable ren y applying ve Mr. by three boys. aes Farron, TOLEN FROM ON NOARD THE NORWEGIAN Bendista,” Ceptein With, zing o4 Quarantine, 00 m the night betwee ‘Dist ines, the womerer,sametecvaree 47 Arweid Dent, » in Norwegian haif dollars, wr teserted ne tbe some time, ana ies euppoved vw diverted « ‘w haa veaten tald netioles.. Ons hun= paid for the area yerd wil ‘freee 7, wait oho Bp NOH Rh Nie Wal at a Pawnbrokers and dealers will said apiele, . vi wt the office of pork, 00; | Two OF more to sae ie GREENE, Proprietor. ARLEM PARK—TROTTING—A PURSE OF $25. WILL come ps ae) day, at Sao or —. line en heats, best three in five, to c. 8. Re >. = ttle Waste ‘teed, “outers Little Westera, W. era Felerd ei "beopeiaten, WANTS, WA rw Wrens ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOusM, vue Is FULLY neral competent to take the small family. « situat Can be highly recomm ety. by her last emplo: Broadwey, withi punctusl!y attended Any communication left tor A. wo doors of Spring stroct, will be Can be seen for three days. A BRAT RCTAML DS INGLISH GIR ely arrived from Lo ‘ain 9 win) , oF to do Ii Brospwar THEATRE.—MR. B. » ine re, Mile ine Higngs sebka, by Mile Bl Parquet, $1; Family tad ‘nuteat ‘ire ran: ‘tilion, Mon: AMUSEMENTS. nid vena |ARSHALL, SOLE 150, bg rom Sera vr Viet, Dow — Eroant career yuri Te Pugny.." Beodused under the 7 Yeandere, Mlle Blangy ‘Grand soons‘of the Vives Pas de V'Ineoustance and La Rodowet= | E Dress ‘50e.; Gall Evenin, re by AMUSEMENTS. 1 A RDEN—THI IN THREE N | = TE RDEN—T! Tureday Broun At “a wo aoe willeommence with Wena Drerture by Hath win tar which th coy? elebrated. Fabien Hon for balf-auchonr. for Promonade, Bo ular aire will be played by orth'sBand. ie conclude Servlet che pramle reer ead Bt DECAALU- MEAU—Rouguinet, Francois Ravel; M. Dechalumeau, Je- Ravel; M Laronee, Signor Lehman; Mrisan Oiiver, Maraeéti; Mile Ulivor, Mine Jervime Ravel. adsvasion cents, Doors open at 7, commence at® A Burs or Ci Mrs. ban lor. ocension re ‘onnubilit Samuel W. Clarke; Mrs, Lic ‘odds » Mr. Brow ‘After whi CARD.—WM. lieits the patronage ef his friends and the publio, om che his Benefit. this Bvenii haere 's Theatre, Chambers stheot. For partioulars see 'S THEATRE.—MR. BURTON, PROPRIETOR, ngpam, Stage ey nny the Benefit of Mr. —On Thureday Evening, A) inc ‘& most unwarrantab! mitted by Mr. Brougham, to the To capaies. with BOX AND CO ited Buckstone’s Cor and, Mis INTRUSION | cou - oyance of Mr, Barton. B. _ CHAPMAN RESPECTFULLY SO- Thureday, Auguss 24th, RENT, FOR A SMALI-PAMILY, 4 GEN~ furnished or aufui shed, situated it ar the South Perey. uld be preferred.— ANTED-TO PRACTICAL SIRT MAKERS—TWO 1d ladies, capable of taking orders in» first and of superintending the manufacture of ae the requisite qualitications, ® ) per month will be paid. Adeross . to Mrs. E.C. BEMAN’S salary of not les i by letter stacing ua Shirt Store, No. 134 Ni ‘years old, in some reapeatable family, to mind eekilde or asriet mt me light work. Shy 3 been in this eo wages required but iT a RA education. Apply at 210 Elizabeth by eending a few lines, will be attended to. ANTED- BY A RESPECTABLE WOMA\ tiOn, to cook. wash and iron, in « respectal Hes uo objection to go in the country. City refer Please call at No. $45 Houston street, in the corse pad \TED TO PURCHASE A GIG, SUITABLE FOR Phystolan: any person if ® good one may hear of ser b line, stating price, and when it is office. N. B. Net parti- ANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, a3 chambermaid, cook, washer oF ironer. Has no objection ein the gonntzy. | Thebest of city x . Apply to 472 Fourth st ANTED—AN ENGINE R TO RUN A SMALL Hoisting Engine, 8. W. cotner ef Broadway at ra street. ANTED.--A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE gue woman ae chamber or waiting paid, or do house~ bad in @ nice family. eto eall at 39 Thirteenth street, the 5th and Uth avenu good city reference give n for two days. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- tion to do the cooking, washingatd ironing of a pri family. She isa first rate washer and ironer and quod Sixth avenue, in the back store. Can beseen fur two days. WASTEDCAN ASSISTANT IN A DRUG grone Tx | Montgomery street, Jersey City- NTED—A DRUG CLERK, WHO HAS & PERFECT Apply to JOWAS & MAXWE:! iam st SITUATION WANTED RESPECTABLE will be willing to make herself useful. Jersey City. Apply te to THOMAS & BAT W SLi, Ws knowledge oi ahe zonal and siaprasin department. Troner, and like= BY A rh Teferences can be in the country. the rear, Can be seen for two days, WHO CAN MAKE HERSELF GENERALLY id is eompetent to teach music, would like children ; would ly. No objections to go dress 70 Mott street, A Lape deoetent fe some family, where ret Be objection trava with a faral vali 10 give Scena on the rms, in or piano op reasoned Pleare address A. G. W. GENTLEMAN OF UNDOUBTED RESPECTABILITY, ard con the city. Foy rg and mm, and who tands thi ‘ait lesirous ofan of ‘the world, wl Wailable, Addrers “ ‘Elunator,” rable experience in ate affairs, a8 | th Please to call at 74 ASTLE ganne: st eantaeetly ‘eek, during the lth Bummer al, Also, Herr Cline is engaged, and PE. on the TIGUT.R® od, Merryficlé, Miss ‘Bart ivi quormous attgnnate, W avanrys Ad ole, 25 conta jer ten yeare, 12) for Model Boat will be echinited the Oregon Iron Foundry, 743 Greaawich street, from M., which possesses miles, ecaeicunsiler wither’ or any Eind of pretrusion fom the vessel; whose velocity, compar d with the power used, will vouch for the superior rity of this novel priveip'e, wi ah tee saan particularly, will be found the great desideratum. To avoid a crowd of the merely curious and to cover the inventor's expenses, the charge will be $1 foreach person. The press, gratia. A small but efficient Orchestra is also trumental performances, Grertuces, Marches, Ko. ated, Doors opon at. Tickets, 25 conte each, 4 every evening durin, ests zit be rai a a aig SUMMER FETES Sard 1, will be continued ray site Satirely new atts the Summer (Siaiye ‘Grand Vooul and lastrumental PRI T, to be followed by @ BAL D'BTE, or L appear To which will be added, So Base the who will play Pelection of 10) Cosmoramio Views, briliinnaly Buen? AMERICAN EPROM 4 mauecs in the per an ¢ IN AM ree # interected int toam asvigetion lendid perfor- ning at 8 o'clock, River Nile, aiternoon at the Ri AVIGATIO nge in pro) lye (Sanna HANFRAU'S NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM SP. MU catiareday Bvoning August 23, IM.” Farewell Boas of Me. TB sete co Able Farce of, SKETCHES IN INDIA~Tom Tape, y, Nicholas ¢ Gapies ‘Mr Dawes; Wormwood, Mr. T. B. ¢ barles, Mr. Crocker; Mra. Corset, Mra. Doering Binclair. » ‘i conte; Pri- vate Box, $5; Orchestra Box. 590, RAND BALL, IN THE LARGE SALOON ATTACHED to Vau: arden — A Ball will be given at the above place, on Thuriday Evening, August 23, 1849, Ruder the direction of a comunittes of gontlem t Cotillion Band is eng 4 dane makes this > ‘ B. Johnston; Susan, Mise he Floor BOKEN—OTTO COTTAGE--GUNG'L’S CELE. tiated, Bang. will ‘oncerts on Wednesday, 2th, at 3 lock P.M. Admittance clement Weather, the concert will take H°® ACRED DIORAMAS—CREATION AND DELUGE, mat Panorama Hall, #08 Broadway, this evening, at Morcluck. ‘Tiekete 2 conte, ayehe door, hitose ADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE THEATRICAL m are informed that the Lyceum Thaatre, Bos- ton, will open stor the eeason” oy in Seprember. Applica- ticns for engagements to be made tothe fribacriber: (poet paid). HUMPUREY W. BLAND, ENTLEMEN—THE SUBSCRIBER HA3 JUST COM pleted beautiful Portable Apparatu; expressly id for travellers, for giving the most splendid exhiditions Of the works of nature extant, and every way caloulated Or & gentleman who wishes to see the world, and have with him ‘article that will secure to him an easy aud genteel living in any partof the world. ‘The subscriber, 1 and ianufacturer of theseinstruments from Europe, where he has exhibited them with tie gre! ‘success, in all the principal cities of Spain, in Pra: Sicily; and has furnished them to numerous institutions, at from $75 to $100. Any gentle- in learn further particulars by 4 P.M, on Thurs JENKS, SPECIAL | NOTICES, UNGARTANS “ARISE ! TAL 5 £52, ‘bo held this, Thareday ¢ . the Shakepeare Hotel, coreer of cots, New York. LEOPULD KIC 5. Lupwicn, Secretary. President. HUNGARIANS BY ing pl Ma a Epares or MOUNT VERNON CAAPTER, re requested to meet at their rooms 8 oolock: Lt da requosted shat lance, as businest of importance is N, Bee's. J. 8, BURLE 234, immediate relief for F Nowe the eounting house of N nN OURNEYMEN TAILORS OF NEW YORK 70 THE general meeting of the Journ Tailor ty of New York, will bo held at tho Size ‘tre street, on wueie eveniny fot the purpose of adi of our suffering fellow tra trike tice, and thove who wish over might, are particularl; from Boston wil fully, end soliciting your 01 ‘at6 0 ° clot OTICE.—IF THOMAS KIDSON 8COTT IS IN = attend f Auguat the m = yy (a the for an inerease of wages. want lovers _ _BXCURSIONS. AAAI Bruins TO TH Tun FISHING ‘BANKS, AND $5 on Faseday, Thursday, and Friday, t0 the person ye salsliae kota black fa, oF cera Every day, excop Si ria TiLJoare {cotof Robinson al street, at 8! North san TO TUE FISHING BANKS, ON THE OLD Cholera Ground, eff Fire Island, whe Base and ies aro in abundance—On Friday and “Salen the BUFFALO will leave foot of Ru 13th erect, bis ; Canal, 836; Catharine, 83; No.3, N. R93 A.M. Hare 25e. each way, returning E BOARDING, &, OaRD IN JERSEY CITY. ~<G00D BOARD CAN BE retained in pleasant and desirable situation Las Early application necessary. atl ft BAe, OR, 4, SMALL FURNISHED niated house w the. e« nication is constant ‘The family consists of ‘Addreas box 1,048, New For partiew R UNFUR- the commu nt; my man, wife, chil d servant. ‘ork post office, stating torins, loca tien, ke. city, he is pe to call id his address to, mt eo Booaitas, JoaNse Ne CO, OARDING—FURNISHED ROOMS AT SiS BROAD- een wy CARTMAN WHO TOOK AN Boro-caee YOUNG MEN, gityy wish k to No. 87 Pike street, abeut Lstinst., ith whi ry inees Ee his trouble by giving information to off thecthos of Chiet of Pollet. - OTICE To EMIGRANTS—THOSE PERSONS WHO ty in my boarding house, in eye street, formed the: ad fim ard: Fy ‘of John Allen, 157 Ge left pro the cana SR-KEEPER WANTED—A SMART YOU MAN, of experien: ih iness, with good references, may apply et No, 388 Centre atroes. GOVERNESS WANTED—A YOUNG LADY, FROM 18 te 25 yours of all reso: to tench twe or three children, all toreside with the FrErdmother of the ebil ry, in South Care. e jan. Fast oraker ina. Particulars, ad: UST ARRIVED FRO oe A LADY WHO | hae had much experience in touch fauiliee of the hizhee attention. a eee cere owas Jong tine GERMAN fovr apa thaml= who was of w ae Pose, jeter of wel sud Gigeront other articles ae and who of the very bad state of business establishment Ine! above SALES BY AUCTION. Cis, & KE! 'S NEW YORK TRADE L aa rerun and ba A pyievoes pe Plates, oe Sy : ae und meet extcnive eae il bee of Printed will be commenced Bat fnstant, with the rey <i) invoiseof and } eontinued d 0 fello: SLR OW, SATURDAY, Sersblahment (late te | ‘well-kne! ment, (Te Margares Wardell, deveased,) at Long Branch, | 28 eee IN AVENUE LOTS FOR SALR.—TWO LOTS Madison aveane, B fest south Thirrioth « Vansntwerp and ‘Siok s SALE OR TO LET, AND MUSIC ‘I ree good 6 oeave Piano F ii spp Mare chon. Apvly to M. DI sDay Mas sie, at 4s Isrondway, 3 street. oR <sta—s Pair oF Dann, oy COLORED Horses, white mano t—— privete nse. To be esen at #1 ro quiroae ich strect, near the Batter: ws SULLIVAaR, Fencher th Gren eel Hotel, Battery Place and Wert 4. re no taxes om ground rente YY gowds would he iy eh poypens ( fon rick gece thas per sone t invested. For rates par appl TT, Real Feinte Uroker, Ne. 4 Seoed +y loaned en mortgage in Baltimore MISCELLANEOUS, — RA nn ney NV ANGANESE.—1 bank fy SUPERIOR QUALI- ty, blaek oxid Sur onl, ta love so. onl euit por~ ehasers by PERSSB ~ BROOKS, 06 and 67 Ni SLAY MALY WILK EY LANDING —10 FU Nounon! ohm ‘*enperior quality Islay Melt Wi rabeg, do. ind landing, 30: tit od se ma Cart, from pe COAL YARD TO LET IN a where a good busines ean be For further yartieulars enquire of Corner e0op LocaTiIon— | wholarala road revel. ‘ATK. BA of Walker ane imate. NE SRAL ENGRAVER AND UERALD bd ty Py . Potatge, 0 a co 1 for bale ahe ort eatensiv of faney Mack’ Comte of te ehe'l nad hors, ve be hewest ead most fashionadl aie. Tory then, he ty, are reunesred oti teak belo ; Shere ” ee FARRER & CARTY, Wo. 9 Cedar werses, (op stairs | near Peart, ROP SHOT, MUSKET, RIFLE AND Prston Batts, ean ioe jade by machin ihe fd X23. Pips a a At —eee 2M ant Bid Water vireet, NT. te debenture, ex bark 100k HeRED TP YOU Wise | promprly | ree 7 mice ait Tue | STU ERS Is honn street. AN ON BUND Abi WOW nTOAGR, Phin ental PTOMP eine toms | | the More ot hake Sop e Superior. associa: three 91 aMect ant shareholders be sharce and riven Aven notiog aceordi and withdrawal. been in any way interested ‘essociation since AAKON CLARK. A’ THE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF RUTCSRS F Master of A: james Ki the the College, th juld be, a eowi first of members, their pnb Ky 1 Reptember All ‘tuitehers dostrous of ured oming Call at she oMfee No. 70 First avenue, and eave BENS. W. VAL TIN NB, Seerosary. gen: By = rawere; renin anel re Beck and Uickers ohinte tees eke oeut less shan any other hele elven age to call sneatonine bakes fening eles their advantage (0 where. MOnkis WOOLT, 6 Malton aes E TTT | De Wi DOLF'S SHT) cf W ber begs leave cy ae his arisen tt Me iss 1 aioe ct re EN'S FURNISHING Fo) RB °, tops sentient baat hand and some of elk, erayi ‘also of the saine. CLOTHING, EI cece RT MANUFACTORY. may A syercel ae ae grgiities, ety’ pitenes ah Ey: he dark, eollars, perchicns of linen 7 ory ate all fancy, Dl TO LET—A LARGE FRONT @rrick oN story of howe Ne. #1 N, street. Alee arposee oF alee atereyee 7 ke, a i] ‘Donestie Criminal News, aye excel from body jence I mm of Justier Tim reo THREE STORY HOUSE IN Fark, suited small fa- of October PUBLICATION TUE NATIONAL POLICR GAZRTTE, new ready, coniains some soysrauee ‘among whic! “Geld Diggit Pen He a, name, bei hatle Tomt before Bi T Rela Powder Se tr ae ny aA je A Tihs athe n Beeeittrion efal be giver me Tosmional Heaven: & Clerical ot? Sealpel; a 1 a. watbe Vor Disenees y Per ie hsoomicnit it bevndw Deparimont.—Shall T. lowe ‘4 the vy fre-verbs an Terredirtaiete, ave Tar SCALPEL, & MEDICAL of Woman and her Di f the Lanee: hy ta Pacoomenca any Pu he Mosher ‘ofthe Imagination of the the me of Pulmonary ‘Dis i Tieaae, Rhea ro a a retigi phy- . 10 Chol yd t aiclogieal, 10 pages: The SO treat te potions " ? Bau sy poutene motions; ik: Me oy Be nah? Mifieer, heen ya ay The Journal is elegantly primted aad stereo Sip REKO: ‘Ss, Og, Saseeay pat Set and John pe sit »; fa. OF gor box at will he west 1: aad the United eaten, by eqrelening $1, or 82 tor thoge snd the soeaigg Prae | Sr ataygpeed af astoreh na a4 ° Teterora at hew Wy the Batter. the Lily * ‘te eneses omen or Tie PRE, it is equal So any jonrnal in the farenem, pungent wit, and sparkling ont ite pages. — Republican, Hart t Is eondneted with conewmmate ability. —Merris & Wil- Ma's Home Jonrnal. es Bi Pow N Thi a 8 Je" ite en ee yew cia rs OF THM INDIAN AKD id ms irl treet, a ree WC hicnunese’ and girtg Py et ed rt sommands reepeot and attontion.—New York ‘ort telleetual power shewn on every pre. — jem ous writer and aeeompliehed pence iy We n bold, dealing ond featieesmagamua--® & Roqvirer. Te spirit, energy, wit, humer, and sings the days of icles, coned, aed rational werk —Weetern Christian the werk for ut have eres er, Somers- wings of the foo danke ¢ seale, and mash improved Ew woRTH Jost podlished, imneh improved U1 wit tail, AND soura pack © CHARTS. 4 Fe "sco bby th in, new an tas a BOs, Site 4 YOUNG GERMAN, one of the best teachers in the vit; fynicel, private family, where, he cou! and . as pay. The beat of "i Bi Office. Los- USICAL, INSTRUCTION. acknowledged In- HOTE!—THIS HOUSE, FROM ITS VERY location, being imi ately opposite the City mn Amusement, im the sity, gene on business Rivantages han. per aps, in thee. moderate and every ‘attention sak to eur patrons. eer Fo BR! ERR EE, zee cogs tat QOFPERED. rind Won of her entge engaged, will have tmune= rtion of h 4. an ° oes CUNNIN NOWAM, cats w tier ed boyD & HINCKEN, 83 Wall st. NOR HAVRE.THE VERY SUPERIOR FRENCH BRIG Arvede, Captain Girardenn, ready to vend hs parehed. ly to the fone ven ‘Bor R'ttinc CKEN,9 Tontin« Sra MEDICAL, AAA ULPHUR FOR ERUE ERUPTIONS OF a woe] Rbeumatini Me Barele poses. These eon in operati sre resempented fret phy sielane— Drs. et, [a Boyd, Sinith, vicinity to stran Ona, CBOLERA t instan' ly |—THOUSANDS =, Prat 2 ry daily sold hundreds nan aRRIED a PRIVATE MEDICAL com. pani |. Maurieeau, fessor of Diseases of Woulen "Sixth edition. Imes pp. 280. "Prive $l. 80000 eold in six months. fleri land tal ish te cealecreeie a irealant an carh spay joyed competence ; sya ean heal 1a Joo enjeyea toy hundreds now in their graves boen still alive, taely possession of thie work. Kod eepectally for the married, or those eontem- "hiscloses Staportant, becreta, which ih don ot pot he joes not permitef am inerense of fa portance. 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Roaseoni, New Or- REET, HAS, FOR TM oe to the trea of @ delicate natare.— aggenvated onses of thin disease; and two to fivedays, A perfort ours, oF no st ‘al Guide, by K Glow y of all diseases of the Genit ary Or- ome, best mode of cure, Ke., ‘aca with Feeipes ing the various preparations used in their Srrolmant, and to. embellished wih 18 Wchegraphle tt Prive 81 A ai No. ‘eunsulsed R. uC RRISON 8 CONFIDENTIALLY CONSULTED on all diseases A prection af are ahigo him co sore the most viralen without days, Not fered. ee STE Bi in tree 0 sig are oo till in his Pulte — CURR soent ah OF A a4 ne aa he cares in tre yj Tha x. ee] dor hac rRietu y REITs NATURE, SYMPTOMS, CON: mode of detecting, the eh Shopmepen otvaatagse cad 9 U he rapid, end radioal onre, thy one be ohtained trom mo fourne D'; CONVERS INVIGORATING CORDIAL. —THIS 19 soni and Juctly selobrated remedy for Seminal W enkrese, Impotence, and Nocturnal Emissions, so and incapeciteting the man for these sad disorders, hody and Wwite of ib. Thies fering fy and mind The nonsense in we books, saree parillas and other mos= fn these eases. Do not deepaic: this enr= onng and middie~ ced men are new Sn he by, the potent vie thee of this eo dense oF imnproy are Dy thie cordial, when all ovher means ‘Ve contains no mereury other mineral — of. tt, INES, OF expove the fei. 5, caplictt, dicesilons. living ethene otupring, aad shove ebitTty. should mane , eonaei immediate vee’ of thie ‘created, “Beta, by De, gftiee, 5 Thi nine, between oth and iT ed. Leathers pow 7 pare of the co entrance, WB. jp Ane. he vieited at all hours, DRICKION, INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Our Washington Correspondence. Wasuineton, August 21, 1849. The Case of Rey—The Cuba Question—The War Steamer Alleghany. ‘The recent intelligence from Cuba, coupled with the evidence betore the court of examination of the case of Rey, at New Orleans, makes out rather a strong question for explanations and apo- logies to the United States by the Spanish autho- rities at Havana. The abduction of Rey is equiva- lent to an invasion of the United States territory, and the protest of the Spanish Consul 1s but a flimsy palliation of the outrage. ‘The Attorney-general and the Secretary of th® Interior, who left here on Saturday, for a few days at Piney Point, near the mouth of the Potomac, have returned, and we have reason to believe that their presence has been required in Washington» (particularly Mr. Johnson’s,) for _fonmultasion with Mr. Clayton upon the case of Ri The war steamer Alleghany left Noone yester- day for the Gulf, and in due time we may expect to hear from her at Havana ; and it is suspected here that the commander goes down with instruc- tions to inquire for the, prisoaer, aud whether he is voluntarily or otherwise a prisoner on the island, and if involuntarily a prisoner, to demand his sur- render and a passport for New Orleans. At all events, that would seem to be the short method of settling the difficulty. How the case can be settled short of a surrender, or a treaty, or a fight, it ie past our limited reading on interna- tionul etiquette to determine. We are gratified to be assured, almost categori- cally, that Mr. Clayton will require the amende honorable to the strict letter of the law—that he will make no half-way concessions to hush the matter up, and we hope that he will not consider | the baal money of the Spanish Consul at New Or- Orleans, and’ his accessories, if there should be any, a8 satisfactory reparation for the offence committed against this government, but that he will demand to be informed whether the said Cone sul acted under instructions, in the abduction of ue from the Captain-General of Cuba. This will Aa he the inquisition directly to the right pil ‘The war steamer alpen 3 is supposed, how- ever, to have gone to the gulf for another purpose than a demand of reparation from the Captain- General, for the offence indicated. It is believed that the’ invasion of Cuba, oA organized bands of revolutionists from the United States in correspon- dence with and that the administration has despatched the ship with instructions to watch the coast of Cuba, and the gulf coast, with the view of arresting such iava- sion. We understand that this is the direct object of the vessel, but that in case of nece: > She will be ready to act in reference to the Spanish prisoner. If we are not misinformed, no ship of war will yet be wanted on the Mosquito coast, as the sove- Tey of that teritery is tobe elsewhere dis- cusse, Ww. Our Baltimore Correspondence. Baurimorx, Aug. 22, 1849. Proceedings of the National Convention of Inven- tors—A New Watering Place—Ho! for Cali- Sornia—Amusements—The Markets, §e. The National Convention ot Inventors, the first session of which was called in much haste by the Inventors’ National Institute of Baltimore, assem- bled yesterday, in pursuance of adjournment, at ‘Washington Hall. The convention was tempo- rarily organized at 12 M., by the appointment of Horace H. Day, Esq., of New York, as President; and F. H. Green, Esq, of Virginia, as Secretary. On taking the chair, Mr. Day addressed the con- vention at considerable length, on the objects for which they had sesenib lid, being the recommen- dation to Congress of various alterations and modifications ef the Patent Laws of the United States, calculated more effectually to secure to the inventor the fruits of his labors. A committee was then appointed, who, aftera thort absence, presented the names of the fallow. ing gentlemen as permanent officers of the con- Horace Day, of New York, President Professor James Renwick, of New York, and Franklin Rei, ert, of Peansylvania, Vice-Presi- dents ; F. H. Green, of Ning Secretary A recess was then taken, and at hale past 3 0% o'clock the convention again assembled, when Messrs. Willard Phillips, = Boston, B. Rand, of Boston, and George Gitiird, of New York, who had been appointed a commas at the first’ meeting of the convention, early in the present year, to prepare the draft of suitable amendments to the Patent Laws, made a prelimimary report, giving an out- | line of the provisions which, as at present advised, they propose to report about the first of November next, in a technical form, with such modifica- tions as they ehall, on further examination with parties interested, and on further deliberation, opt. After a free interchange of opinions om the se- veral sections of the above report, and an animated discussion, the convention deferred action on the report unul to-day, when they adjourned to meet again at 9 o’clock this morni A number of gentlemen in this city are making arrange ments for the establishinent of an_opposi- uuon to Cape May, as a watering place. Theit lo- cation is to be Smith’s Island, at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay, near Cape Charles, « & spot emi- nenily ce culated forthe purpose. The island quite lurge, and bas on it several dwellings, number mt eset gine The bark Martin Brett mailed from this port for New York yesterday, having on board thirty- five passengers. Among 168 namber [ notice the names of Mrs. Captain Whitman, of New York, lady of the captain of the vessel; Washi: gton Barnes, andN. B. Van Camp, of Osweze, N. and William Dunley, of Buffalo, New York ‘rash go out well provided, with fine accommodations, und most of them propose to make Califoraia their future homes. ‘There are, at the present time, no amusements of any kind in this city, every place being closed up. ‘The Museum, however, ia mak: arrangements to re-open shortly, and {learn th: r. Burton will open the Front street theatre early in September, with a fine cannes The Holliday street is, i believe, without « lessee at present. Our flour market war quite active STpeaees be bat ebange in prices Salee of 800 to 1 street brands, fresh ground from new wheat, at 3 4 Sales of 860 bbis. City Mille mt $6 18% cash. at $525 on time, ‘There was nothing done fn Rosgae, hanna. Corn mealand rye flour qalet—nothing done ineither Grain isin tair request Sales of red whent were made at $18 $107; ‘white. 6107 a $11 nome choies lots sell at $1124 $113 Corn ssid at 6¢ 4 be for white, and 690.0000 for yellow Cate sold at 280. « t0e.; rye, Be. a S8e Sales of 100 bbls. prime pork were made at $10, and 1.000 pieces balk shoulders at fc, Sales of 20hhkde bacon shoulders at SKo. «Ce; 400 pieoes atOice ; IS hhds sider at 60; 200 bame at 10ke. Lard, in bbls, Tie, with rales, Whis- key fe selling at 25¢ @ %6¢ in hhds. and bbls. Beef tle —There 0 packers, at priees rang! 50 per 100 Ibs, on the hoof, tales $s 15 net, and $9 grows; 75 to Philadelphia. « balauee remain over aneoid. priy ie small, We quote at $5 per 1001 ng comprise all the eales at esterday :—25 ehra. Baltimore and 0! Ja; 30 do, do , 4395 Our Pailadelphia Correspondence, Puu.averrmia, Ang. 22, 180. Movements of Politicians—Building Howees for California— The Philadelphia Rangers— Amuse- ments— Markets—Stock Sales, §c. Apamphiet has jost been published, whieh de- | eerves to be ranked among the eariosities of oar literature. It advocates the claims of John Cole, asan independent candidate tor the eheriffulty, and does #0 in sueh a etyle of pomposity, that it proves the author to have been laboring undera beavy presenre of eteam, or else, that his head was a wool guthe: Though intended in sober ear- nest, it 1s decidedly the most amusing thing that hes appeared during the present earopaign. He eetimates the profits of the office at $30,000, and proposes to eet apart two-thirds of thie amount for the benefit of divoreed and deserted wives, of ood reputation ; the trustees for whieh fand he fi named. Another inducement to vote for hii is preeented on the pledge to purge the office frem the corruptions, which he asserte will be perpeta- ated, if a mere partizan is elected. Notwithstanding the rather unfavorable ae counts from California, a@ to losees by the veatures of the firet shippers, several large ships are now taking in cargoes suited to the wauts of the crowds now congregated there. The Mesers. A*pinwails have three ‘ hrers building for them in « hurry, up town, end Messrs. Reaney, Neatie & Co., are about to build a la! iron store-house, fitty feet eqnare, and two stories high, for the same firm. They will all be sent out in ithe ship Stephen Bald- win, whieh * the next they will despateh for San Francisco In addition, the ships Commerce and Hereulee, and — brig A. M. Jones, are loading by ooher merchants. "Srepeved lumber for hoases, ond ether building matermla, melading bricks, will form the bulk of their freight. Dutton and Hare, whose implication in a certain heino nee, while serving their country in Mexico, gave their names an anenviable notoriety, these | have been elected as officers of the Philidelphia aver, Privace | Rangers. As the members of this corps are most- ly eomposed of returned volunteers, it is to be pre- poerete that they believe them innocent of the erimes charged. Our citizens are looking with some anxie! the opening of the opera and ballet at the Walaut, under the management of Mr. Marshall. There in excellent prospect for its being well patron- ized. We have been so long without superior en- tertainments, that toeiauical furore only waits the opportunity to break out The Arch street 1s well attended notwithstand- ing the warm weather. he stock market was quite inactive to-day, and bs loes closed heavy with the exception of Schuylkill igation bonds, which improved slightly. "First Board—1 Mechanics’ bank, 26% ; 150 Reading road, 173; 2000 Schuylkill Navigation. 495; 500 do. soe: fer “After Board—11 Kentucky bank. 100%. 8 do 100%; 600 {yasarivente 5a, 874. Second Kourd—9 Kentucky 100: 22 Manufactures and Mechanios bank, 21N. American Insurance, 5%; 30 Girard bank, After Sales—50 Morris canal, 8%; 100 Reading 13% hk, 1%. Army Inteliigenc yee m the Washington Republic, Aug 22.) ‘We have received the following letter ny the War Department: NortHean Fronti: Four Wortn, Weor Fons T; me 13, 1849. Hi seen ® paragraph going the rounds 8, statin that the two companies of dragoo: under my command bs bave not had their arrival in in Noveuber. last. nor have t heard of any Indian de depredations committed in this part of the country for several months, About one hundred Indians of the different wild tribes are now visiting me. They brought down aad delivered up some thirty-tive horses, which they had taken from the Wichitas—horses stelon within the last year from citizens ‘Three Wichita chio‘s are bere, and promise everything for the future, All is peace and quiet on this frontier, Very respectfully, general, your most chedtant ves vant, wedvet at i ARNO. revet Maj 2d Dr Jacl om’ Major General R. Jonrs, ss a Adjutant General U.S Army, Mevicat Deranraest oF tHe ARwy —In order that several vacancies in the Medical Staff of the army may be filled. as well as to provide for such as may occur within the year. we are requesced to «tate that » Medi- cal Board, for the examination of applicants for the aj Pointment of Amstant Surgeons, will be convened a hiladelphia on the 15th of October ensuing, and will probably continue in sevsion far two or three weeks, Candidates, being between twenty-one and twenty- eight of age, should make their applications to the Scoretary of War, accompanied with respectable testimonials as to their moral character and physieal qualifications, &e. The U.8. schooner Taney ar night, from Gibraltar, via St M following is a list of her officers Lisutenant Commanding: J. Dorsey I ter; James S. Gilliam, Assistant Surgeon; Alonzo Jackson, Passed Midshipman; Richard JD. Pricey, do.; Edmund T. Storms, Captain’s Clerk Poltties. Cou, Bextow axv tHe Missounr Democrats.—Meet= ings have been recently held in Schayler, Platte. Pettis and Miller counties, repudiating the course of Mr Ben- The ge f their resolutions denies the right of Jaws restricting slavery from the tere ‘while Colonel Beton 1s censared with a gross violation of the instructions of their Legislature. The course of Bemator Atchison was approved of, as patri- otie, and in accordance with the will of the Beople of the State, The firmness of Gen, Cass was also spoken of in terms of approbation. Luke Lea is the whig candidate for (iovernor of Mis sissippi, General Thomas G, Polk having declined the nomination. Hen. R. J. Wallen, of Kentucky, has decided in favor of Benton and free soil. ‘The Legislature of Indiana, recently elected, stands—~ in the Senate, 21 whigs to 23 democrats; in the House of Representatives. a ti ant Congressional district af The election in tl Vermont takes place on the 11th of September next. The President has recognized Albino Barelli as Viee Consul of Portugal for the port of New Orleans and the State of Louisiana, ae CITY TRADE REPORT, Wrovesay, August 22—2 P.M. This being packet dey for the America, and the news by the Canada being due, trade was rather slack im breadstuffs and in cotton. Asnrs exhibited no oe and small sales of both sorts were making at $6 12 Vioun—For common State and mixed Western, wit! fine and uninspected, the market was some less firm, while other grades remainedjabout the bene Pos with beng ng more doing The salen reached 2,000 a 4,000 cluding common State and mixed Michigan at Peeat a8 44, ra, rome lote at $5 60 Pure Genesee ‘$6 O24; fancy State and Ohio at $6624 @ i i hs 2 $6; aod extra Ohiost $00 $6 ,,with extra Ge- neree at £6 1 6 56%. Southern remal steady, at $5 314 for Baltimore aud Alexandria; an Qt $6 52 fornew Brandywine. Wear was quiet and no sales of moiuent were reported. Comm —The market was dull and prices lower, the ules reached 2,060 0 3000 b Das. et 60c. for common Southern mixed, and 6) e mix rdimary Wertern or low mixed would oes ing above Go, waod tint it Zollow O20. 0 G2)40 , while ronnd yellow wae dull, at Rive comtinued at Odie. m O30 Oars were sveady. wc Bho , with prime lote Canal, at 40¢.; Jersey and Southera were 4 ¥ Meat and Rye Frown continued roarce Corree continued firm, but the stiffness odors checked operations, end no sales transpired, Ors— The market for linered continued firm, and sales of 2.000 a 4 000 gallons were wade. at BX0.--some heidere di manded Te. Fish Lona continged firm, ttrained bleached sperm we quoteat $1 Biescbedat $1 17, Crude comaon hal selected at 4c ; 500 baskets sweet oil we: 1. Navat Stoxns—Rough turpentine continued steady, at $275. with amali sales spirits frem ‘store, at S6¢ Paoviay move only to the trade in a retail for mess. and at $4 87K a $0 for was steady at Oe. @ 7 with moderate sales T Lutter was dull for Ohi Ide, with wome good dairies tn jare Ibe,” Chee here was more activit sales of 500 @ 400 boxes for export wee teady at $275 0 $4. Sivm.—Sulon of 100 bbls, of were made on pri terms Svcans were Jy, with sales of 200 hhda Cubs muscovado at 4%, Age , aod 60 do eommon Texas, at 43, a4)60, Mo- Cuba mureorado was relling at 260.0 276 for good, and et Qe for distilling Cardenas was selling at lve. for distilling. and at Jie for sweet. Fran — Oarrival of dry ced; there was an arrival argo of mackerel previously on Boston account The market was uite nomiaal, walt ‘the ‘rece tof the fined quiet, wit! ithout toaterial ebange in prices. Wrowrsvay, Aug 22—6 P.M. ‘The flour market exhibited uo new feataces sines the morning report. The Eastern demand for good eom- mon State and better class Western brands eontioued toe fair extent, and « d quotattons on that i seription Fine and pected, with 4 Western. were ueglected and, t thinnea easier; while rales of all kinds were ‘my freaky muade Uhan on yorteraay. Ab the clecs, the ao. peet of the market asaumed more firmaores than pre- Failed im the a en Corrent priees checked ali de- mand for export mies were entirely eonfiued to the home trade. Wheat wa) more active, with some lots of good quality sold for export The sales of eora during the day exhibited a deotine of about Leent bu to the slackening up of the @emand Kye four eootioard ty emount of valet, Meal contin ard sea wae sctive at abont yesterday's rates Oats were fome better demand Pork eoutinued dull aad sales were light. There was no ford of moment in other provisions § Coffee fewer ga oo thongh fe len doing than was reported yester Sugar and mo- Janeet Temalned et Cotton sold toe moderate em Umived “to qeslity, and some the tnelde tra 81M; “the 02\0. for fat for Southern white Oars were rather at SHe @ 40¢. for canal, with moterate rales. ‘Rk. —Sales of 300 bugs of iio wore made at 6e. athe Corros.—Awaiting the due, transsetions are quite Teaching bat 600 bales. For thy Privelpaliy by spinners, fall otf ey ee a * gaged for London et a ca grees to Newoastle. Fi at ts 6d a at Oe | oily a he. 4nd cotton ‘at aLiw within @ day or two. (Thomaston, ) at Slo Motasses.— There was no ehange ia prices. N sseuing topere wer no changes of moment mornin, Provisions. — The sales of pork reached, in lots. 300 a 400 barrels, including ry at pit with small lots from favorite yards, at $ * ime of meen beef were reperted Sis'ee 8 gis tore hiosgo. Hame were firm at Te, aod shoulders at Se, Butter showed no change from the Cheene continued steady at O40. a To, small lote for on Beep. os oF 100 Dushels of elover were Timothy was worth $8 1236 pet basbel tome Ld 8 —The aggregate enies to day 400 bhas, Cuba Museovado, 200 of whieh sold im the afternoon at 4)\¢. 8 be, and 50 do. New Orleans om