The New York Herald Newspaper, August 24, 1849, Page 3

‘Theatrical and Musteal. Baeapwar Tuxatne —Last evening this elegant thee- tre witnessed another magnificent display of natare’s sift, ia the form of singing. In the whole range of the @ritie’s jurisdiction, there is not & more dificult ora More delicate subject to treat of, than the merits or de- merits of voealicts, whether male or female. The power of the eritic 1 great. but it should al erewed with prudence. judgment. and . Cri- ‘ties, and learned ones Wo, differ: and dectorsof med!- eine, as well as doctors of law, differ. What one would ius, another would oonsider the emanation be dis- posed to look upon as ity. That ‘whieb one eritic mi, N might pronounce mei or system; so eritictem. in these days, is not always a satisfac- = sound, or safe means, actor, the orator, riter, ee who wield the critic sooptre, do it rudely and wngracefully, Devoid of taste themselves, they ean see no taste or refinement in cthers, Having ba) for murie themselves, they are incapable of ap} ite sublimity. And in some case: hers talent i is foun in the person who undertakes to investigate the claims Of @ professional lady or gentleman, feell: and thus, at the shrine of prejudice, reputation is sacriticed. For the honor z- nity of the newspaper press of this city, we are glad ‘that -uch glaring injustice is but eeldom committed by gs Lartevening, —os opera of Verdi. eailed * tr- +) was repreeented and that in tine style, although rr apology was made for the “severe indisposition” of witching and captivating Tedesco. Yet she ap- ie ed a» Elvire, andin ~~ part she shone conspicu- euly. When she co ie page she was saluted most cordially, which she ockuowledged in the most ledy-like mauver Her singing was grand and power ful. For grace, ornament, variety of style, and flexi- bility of intovation. she holds a pre-eminent position among the lovely daughters of the delightful aud clas- wie laud from which sbe comes. She eau do almost any thing with her voice, so highly has she cultivated it. Loud end successive bursts 4t the most euthusiastic ap- plause greeted ber threughout She was eloquent, om Uhetic. und irresistible. Signor Vietti sustain ebaracter of Ernani. His voice is exovedingly soft and sonorous) He sings with great feeling creeps ia, is oF ee | ie tarteand be lsevidently weit instructed in his charming art Signor Viti Don uy ‘as Don ( arios. and Signor Novelli. as Gomez, were higbly successful. The cho- full and eifective, aod, in fuct, the whole pers Was rpresen’ in some points. with consummate ability, and, generally, in a Very creditable manner. Mr. Marshail ought to be seconded in bis efforts, as the lofty tone of the entertainments at his superb theatre, render them wortby a decided and extensive patro: ‘on the part of those for whose gratifeation they h: iu @ mearure, been introduced. Nisto’s THeatne.—At an early hour, last evening this large and beautiful theatre was visited by at least thousand persons, who ne doubt came to testify ww admiration of the splendid abilities of the Ravel s¢mily and the unrivalled Leon Javelli. After the or- obestra bad performed an overture, the Ravels appear- ed in the celebrated tableaur vivants of the “Italian Brigavds.” We bave never bebeld any similar exhib‘- tion with ruch pleasure; the postures were chaste and beautiful and culled forth the warmest cheers. The entertainments concluded with the comic pantomime of *M Dechalumeau” Francois Ravel, as Roquinet, by his agility and great comic action, kept the sapere in continued laughter. The = Gallop Villagevia,” the ballet corps. was excellent; and the “LaSicilieane,? Dy Mille Celeste. M’lle Adelaide Lehman, and Heary ‘Wells, received well merited applaure. The comic “ Pap Styrien,” by Francois Ravel und M’me Axelle, waa wit- nessed with unmixed pleasure. and was followed by re- iterated cheers. This evening the amusements will eommence with the achievements on the tight rope, whieh will be followed by the dramatic ime “Jocko,” and will close with the fairy pantomime of the “Mage Trumpet.” We advine all thore who take pleasure in rope dauciog, to call at Niblo’s. this eve- ping and witness the mort extraordinary achievements thet bave ever been exhibited on the tight rope, by the wonderful Leon Javelli. Bexten's Taxatax.—In consequence of the sudden and severe indisposition of Mrs. Knight, last evening, the comedy of “ Married Life” was not played, as an mouneed, but the farce of the “Unwarrantable In- trasion” commenced the entertainments. We never saw an audience more amused then was the one last evening, at this piece; the house fairly rung again with the shouts ot laughter induced by Burton and Brougham’s comicalities in this Meey The hopeless look of despair and distress which Burton pute on whilst ing the infliction of the Intrude: the eagerness with which he colucidos with anything he says, in order to get to the end of the remarkable bistory; the nervous manner fa which he catohes the various articles of the breakfast arrangements vary hands; his final desperate offer of amount the man who will kick him out, were inimitable. We recommend all those the habit of * borin, pieeeat Burton's, ties, The eomedy Jobn Bull’’ was substituted for “ Married Life,” and the evening passed off peeeay enough. To-nigbt, a 2: ‘Nichols takes a bene! the comedy of ith id cast. be played; also th fone Natiexat Trsatex.—This will bo the last aight but ene of a most flourishing season, but not more so than ‘the spirited and talented proprietor deserves. He has done everything in his power to render his popular ‘theatre worthy of general support and patronage, and saceess compat ond rilliaut. has crowned his efforts. The performances will commence with the comic drama entitled “ A Wonderful ban wa in which Mr. T Johnson will sppene a4 Crepin, a cobbler, ie. Jordan as the Mar de gg hs and Mr. as Viseount de Millefleurs. Mr. Yates and trude Dawes will dance a double Highland Fling; to be followed by the drama called the White forse of 0, Mr. Redmond ye doing the part of Gerald Pe; with songs. The whole to conelude with the ‘aves of of tho “Captain's Le) @ Miss.’ Toe will reprerent the o! yt of General il, Mr. Crocker that of Captain Dering, Mr. Herbert that of Jobm Stork, aud Sirs. MeLean that of kml To.merrow will be the last night of the season, Mr. Jobn Winans, and Miss § |, Will appear in the rame of “ Jee in London.”’ ‘astue Gaxpex.—The summer féfes and enade ecpcerts again this evening. with the sui ing files of Herr Cline om tight rope. © the small ow of no place where two or with mere Be- gum of admission, three bours can (oy antle Garden paramount to every- retreching air hich Mr. sides the variety in t anes one attractic i t, every tuited to the taste. of tho respectable diences who every night crowd his house, New Oneass Senexsvras.—This favorite bend of minstrels aro performing at Newport, to crowded houres. They will play at Newark next week, after whieh they will return to their old quarters in this eity. The M _ troupe will commence an engagement at Wares reet theatre, Philadelphis, on Monday pb naa b “Superior Court, AT CHAMBERS. Before Judge Mason. Ls ty eee and yore Fe paw oye ‘well’s Island at vagrants, were discharged, on the groun @f the eouvletions being informal. One We History of “the World. ‘The Weekly Ierald, comprising « perfeet eompen- @iam of the most interesting events, both in this and the Old World, that have resehed us during the past seven days, will be issued to-merrow morning, at lock. Price sizpence each, in wrappers, er $8 per annem. Be Advertisers nes = Business Commu lana. "The poe ates “whieh i wubsiding, will rat enya . ——J ve piace to a prospect ba perity — ~'96-"36. One of the prinsipal elements and im etdi Oe ofthe naa men. and Soasias coast with this may before the advertising gommunity on od: which the New York Herald possesses as @ daily adver- aa sheet. Avecording = Ls reeent eg yd the dispute between us and the Tribune, cimttted that the Tyibune has @ clroulation wr ‘shout therteen thousand “hg ‘nat < the New aaa Frerald rises to fe without # rival in its eon tant to note that it circ: : i i #7 sf 3 2: Hi fi 33 H a #3 Fi i] i i i 2 z i ] ‘Malis fer Califernia. ‘The steamship Faleon, Capt. Hartsteln, will leave this port om the 27th inst., for Ghagres, touching at Charleston, Savanseh, evans. and New Orleans. ‘Wm. H, Beebe & Co., UM a eu b August fut, fast. Upon presenting 0 er pairons soa friends, "at this" tae, with the Fail Fashion, a bes leave to remark, Siyle bas boon effected, which ie entice ular. Of the qualit By be rel grrived as the highest dint of perteocion. _ Win, Boobs k Gor have received, ty lato arrivals, direct from Pa- Tis, am extensive varioty of Fail and Winer Fur goods shihgres~-Chapeau Casquetees, Res tie most, beaulifet sppropriase ar siticles for the season ever imported. Also, ‘ ver and Castor Bonnets, Latics Kiding Hate, Be, all of shiek Were manufactured to order, expres s= ly for thelr tra: lected by Mr, teebe in chad sk mets opelia sf forte ods will, be inepection of the public, jay, the 25th ines, id, of 107 Nassau ot rday, 25th inst., 0 OF three got up ahion." Hie echielie's comparisom luinay thing from Broaiway, verdiot of Sin St Louis and other cities, that his fall. style Furably superior te suything cut this season, Travellers and others wilt find a com- plote assortment of Dressing Cases, Faney Cutlery, Porte manteaus, and all articles belonging ‘oilet, at the sab- stores, 147 aud S57 Brvadmay. The Dressing Cases rable material, eaeh pattern nt sino aud real ui! ane ¢ moet wi a to perform Ce duties for whieh Mey are severally me . SAUN ON, ier Broadway, (cos, of ‘Linerty at } aad er Browa Catifornia Fire Arms.—Joseph é Hart, 74 Maiden Lane, Agents for the sale of fall's celebrated Car- bines. Can be led and fired 20 times in 3 a x simplicity, are ey are the 01 of by the U. 5. gov ly, Carbine app ment. A large assortment of Guns and Pistols ou hand. Good Heavens!—A Suit of fine Olothes for . They consist of eloth Coat, cassimere Pants, and fanc: Veet Checks ant Ovoresees iu endless variety, $1 to $i Corner of Nasea Beek $5 Suit Store. The Widow Green.—Our old friend, the Widow Gree. Toast, that com the cheap Beot, Ne cheapest place to P is promises, and that it is JONES, Shoe and Gaiter dealer, 14 Ann street, t good Boots and ssau streets. Fronch ea Gaiters equally Sbove place, if you wi —-= ght at orrest’s Castie.— 1 Police ¢ in the M fight at Forres Kets something, a Coliformia Letters, from M. Fal Me d 6 back again: ; Esq; Trial of Sprange, ab Broehlye: other ‘Artieles, too mumervus to mention. Sold everywhere. Asusual in the regtons of the Sun, and | KNOX, with the punetualit; will issue the Fall day, the 2th day of peo of the sean 128 Fulton street, | 5 Hats, en Satue- of Gentle- rday, 25h posite St. COMMERCIAL APPAIBS. MONEY MARKET, Thursday, Aug. 23—5 P,M.9 ‘The stock market eontinues very mueh depressed, and the bulls are getting eompletely discouraged. — ‘The transactions to-day were toa very limited oxtent, ‘and prices closed a fraction below those current yes- terday. There are no buyersin the market but the bearr, and they only purchase whon they are forced to, for the fulfilment of contracts, Government and State stocks are firm at previous prices, but there is go little doing in them that we can form no idea relative to the futtire as regards prices. As for the fancies, no one dare touch them; and we have heard of sales within the past few days of our leading railroad stocks, by parties who have, until recently, had the greatest eonfidence in them as investments. There appears to be a grow- ing disposition among holders of fancy railroad stocks, to get rid of them, and get all the anxiety eonnected with owning them off the mind. At the second board, there was more activity in some of the fancies, without any ehange in prices. ‘The United States ship Dale, from San Francisco, ar- rived at this port, fast evening. Soon after she lef, California, on ber return home, it was announced that she had on board $1,500,000 of California gold. Aftera time, that rum hed dwindled down to $800,000, and now, the ship has arrived, it appears she has only $6500 on board, which belongs to the officers and crew, having been purchased with the specie paid them by the government for their services. Thus the $1,500,060 has become reduced to $65,000, that sam was received in exchange for American gold coin. ‘We learn that the Board of Underwriters have parsed resolutions that, in case et the desertion of a ship by a shipmaster for more lucrative employment: they will place his ame on the list of suspended ship- masters, and will not thereafter insure any vessel or | other property under his charge. The Commissioners of the Canal Fund advertise for — @ loan of $50,000, at an interest of six percent. Pro- porals may be made for the entire sum, or any part not Jess than $1,000. ‘The receipte at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $06,56206. Pay- ments, $203,28452. Ldvieces, $12,000. Balance, $2,- 659,041 93. The semi-annual interest—three and a halt per cent —on the Erie Railroad second mortgage bonds, will, it appears by an official notice, be paid at the office of the company, on the Ist of September, proximo. These donds are now selling in this market nine per | cent below par, and in eight days threeand » half per | cent Interest will be paid on them, This reduces the market price of the bonds te 87}¢ per cent. This, fora seven per cent security, secured by @ second mort gage on the property of the railroad company, isa very | low price, compared with 115 per cent for government | securities, bearing but six per cent interest. It ap- pears, no doubt, strange to many that these bonds command such « low price in the market, but | when the nature of the security is taken into consideration, it will mo longer appear #0.— ‘What is @ second mortgage on the property of « rail- road company? or, to begin at the beginning, what is | a first mortgage? The Erie Railroad Company, soon after ite revival and re-orgasization, obtained subserip- | tions for three millions of steck, and then issued bonds to the amount Of three millions ef dollars, seeured by what the company calls the first mortgage on all the property of the concern, which means nothing more than the iren rails composing the track, and all the moveable property of the sorporation. This mortgage does not give the holders, in the event of « foreclosures the right to use the road, or the rails, if they remain on the track, as they have nothing to do with the fran- ebire; and if they let the rails remain, the road be- comes e highway, andany one can use it, end run their own locomotive and train of oars over it. The holders of the mortgage, in the event of « foreeloeure, must take up the rails, and the superstemctare, and sell them as 0 much railroad tron and se mach timber. To work and operate the road under the charter, they must buy up et seme price, or obtain in some Fo, majentty of the stock, and upon that stock regularly | * board of directors, and eonform to all the re- quirements of the ebarter, The mortgage does not give the holders any eontrol over the right of way. The stoekholders retain possession of that in the face of fifty mortgages. The mortgage, therefore, merciy ‘overs the moveableproperty of the eorporation, and it will be very easy for the holders of the seeond mort- gege bends of any railroad eompany to figure up their chances of obtaining payment, after the first mortgage has been satisfied. It ia the general impression among capitalists and others, that the holders of bonds seeured by the first mortgege the preperty of any railroad eom- pany, have, in the event of « foreslosure, enly to step 4 take porsession of the whole eoncern, and eon- ite operation the seme as though no ehange had place; butsnch is not the ease, and we most, before the lapse of many years bave the question settled, The firet mortgage of the Frie Ratiroad Com- pany weuld sweep every rail from the track, every car ‘and engine from the depote, and use up eompletely the property cf the eerporation. leaving the second mert- gage Donde m! ell eeeurity, and the stoekholders merely the road and right of way. To such complexion must this eompany, we fear, eome at last; and then it will be een that the only virtue Ina ratlroad mortgage, is to secure the property of the stockholders for one set of creditors to the exelusion of all others. In this view of the eare,a view whieh will be rusteined by every legal authority, it will be seen that the mar- ket price of railroad mortgage bonds rules fall a high an the reeurity warrants, « ange bonds will ree that they have, in fact, no security at all. that they in reality have not so mach sseurity a8 the stoekbolders, for after » road bas been stripped Of its rails, ite ears, ite loeomotives and real estate, there is nothing left but what the stockholders ean retain possession of | Ite of seores of mortgages Showid the Erie Railroad Company be mnabie to pay dy for | Fashions for Gentiemen’s Hats, 1920, | holders of seeond mort. | | off the principal of this mortgage, or failing to pay the interest, be anable to avoid « fores'esure, the raile ‘ong the entire length ef tho road, and all its running | | machinery, would not pay the demands frem the fret ¢laimante, The expense of removing the rails, and transporting them to a market, would sonsume half their vali there would be nothing left for the claimants under the seeond mortgage. The only way to make ® mortgage on a railrcad safe and secure, is to give it for no more than the aetual value of the rails, ears, and locomotives, after deducting depreciation for use, and the expense of transporting them to market, ‘end the setual value of depots (lands and buildings) for avy ordinary purpose, The first mortgage on rail- read property, estimated in this way, would be good seourity for a corresponding amount, and ne more, The amount of tolls colleeted on the public works of | Pennsylvania, from the commeneement of navigation to | the Ist of August, in eaeh of the past two years, was as annexed :— Puntic Wenxs or Pennayivan 184! Amount ov Tours, 1849, Easton $75 529 83 $71,672 069 5.044 7L 8.221 56 18 169 16 11.082 19 188 653 25 188.936 11 9 869 00 9,378 72 17 833 79 21 364 21 80 883 59 36,199 46, 148 253 04 174,904 53 Portamou 7.398 91 8.473 24 Harri 18 202 54 14.952 28 Newport . 1464 73 3.036 59 Lewistown, 7863 91 7.158 29 | Huntingdon... 4800 84 6,796 47 | Holiida: 86.657 68 94555 30 | ‘78704 86 88,100 01 5550 00 5,080 22 1.521 67 1.824 79 + WTO 98 77,335 36 Duppeburg , . 8,400 45 | Williamsport ‘ 5.200 49 | Northumber! (Est.) 26,000 00 Berwick. Liverpool . Sebuy1kill Portsmouth Lock Swatara Bridge. . . Duncan’s Island B Juniata Aqueduct. i $856,379 81 | Imerease this year, to the Ist August, over the same period last year, $76,503 89. The whole receipts last year, to Ist December, were $1,063,544. | Upto the Ist of August, there had been about four | months navigation on the Pennsylvania Canals, and from the Ist of August there were about four months of navigation remaining to close the season. In the first four months the increase in tolls was $76 503 89; and we have very reason to believe that there will be as great an increase in the last four months. This will make an aggregate of about $150,000, which, added to the total of last year, will give a revenue for 1849, of seventeen hundred thousand dollars, This will im- prove the condition of the treasury of the State very materi In the course of « couple of years, with an inerease in the tolls, such as has been realised during the past two years, the gross annual revenue from the | public works of Pennsylvania will be equal to the an- nual Interest on the public debt. As soon us that is realised, the State Treasurer will beable to meet all the demands upon the treasury, without anticipating the payment of taxes from the different counties. 001 4 M 0 33! 105 blo 34! 453% 100 Er 8i%_ 200 Marien RR 52. eS 527 42 Bk Ci ag fell 101 9 ommerce, 19! $4000 Erie7's Bus 103 ie SECOND BOARD. in, Hes ocho s Harlem RR 105 mn Co 30 Reaging RR 100 do ra 60 | Py oD ry Bake a 200 Farmers’ Trust 356 B60 60 ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED BVERY DAY. cheowers bo Adcertivoments cont rf ‘mail must Be poot- paid, or they will mot be tahen from the Office. REWARDS. AAA AYA AAA! SP FROM ON BOARD THE NORWEGIAN Dag fates Contsin i. tb, ying at 2 a CI Cyd alsnd, on any Chest : by Aneid 4 et one = a renee ar eae es tnd Deut, wa hee OS8T—ON TH Bilver Tobaceo | wenky 5 warded by Miebion i way. ae ey = G. SPECIAL NOTICES, arnrnns WAARARAANAAAR © SAAR AAAS 0 THE BUSINESS PUBLIC.—AS THE SEASON OP the your is fas tai sPeetor whieh, by tl ‘ber of Why: + J ae Ritay ees cece rok in the business Ist, 24, 34 | he the 18th of A Ba do. by cant Sasa the last tion of curity, waich comprises the tal William street wry” for this period, way the result of eases cecurring in the 4th, 6th and 14th vihe ith ward, twelve deaths im the same period; making @ ts | Believe the business portion st wie | Spidennio-esany othee parvof our ‘am BETH GEER. Horident Physician, TPRESS HILL CEMETERY, OFFICE 263 doors wi street—' fon is 100 pm - ‘mo! | fave rp RYT street, for iieewisea de ibe pretent A, a a gate of the Cemetery, 02 oe R. G. NELLIS General Agent. ORDER IS THE ONLY renee a ne taliere, “Her ferpectabilty te the ie Settee onal oa “hreatc , Journe i @ Boath verefore beware of imposition, and remember her veni- street, if you wish to have trne and 10 CARTMEN.—THE © ARTMAN wHo “TOOK aN Blopbaas, tusk to No. #7 Pike strost, about the Istinst.. ed for his trouble Oy Bring informacion to off- jee of Chiel of Police. mn are pti td RTH ERS. \ RTICLES or acans |. a as. Ansoe N ‘fee He SEX, ¥ yaaa —An siection will be held ap the above the 25th instant, at 4 e’oloek, 2. M., ensuing year. sone pines for trustees | : _ BXCURSIONS. AAA TON Tor THe piss 8 fy Fire Ii ew 14 , A ty hon] 7 = ot tng tdariney Grand, ‘a a ened way, returning abondance.--Un ‘Strraco will leave ieryes NK, ea te oy Rice F 4 PR gam (Fg Rg id pe com th a Fcuinrtee | 8 He, Mork — F} pice: day, Bay. seven ea tbe At Jon Catharine etree: Saree sori ge it wren ty Panatas | TO BE LET, mauppemp bs LA TORY FROAT noe bel jtemen. Te be ¥ tfomediate iT, TIL THE FIRST OF MA Honee, in Broadway, bet Renterly furnished. 0 LET—POR A TRRM OF YEARS, BL G: rth side of Bist street, 34 avenca, Tan HUNTER, No. Soutien sek beeen sin foot and en raga Seclare, enquire of PT ORETCA DESIRADL vicinity of “ of Oerober or immed 1 fa | Fok RAVEN she et nee ym td oR DINING big al ‘8 one ey BURTON, PROPRIETO: my Manager.—For the Gr rMs farco of PERFEUTION—Sir Lawrence Br Lynne; Char es Paragon, OC. W. Clarke; Kate O'6r lens Susan, Mra. Dress rp) ASTLE GARDEN —THE sume FETES BEING ail omni Ce gs i be sentlnned every night during the lity ticely new atiractinis. Un ‘this, a» (Sundays ex- ry * ie i aes Peotramease PRO- bE to be fo a BAL D'BTS, or sonny, aun - W 4! and will a TIGHT ROPE. fe ftdded. Songe, Frios, ee, r nape but efficient Orehestra is Phy en, to the Poi meatal performances who will play a: ol elon. of ree, Matches, te, 100 Cosmoram(e. Views, brilliant i soe, Doors open we Tickets, 25 annuus AMERICAN MUSEUM. did porfor= im the an « at 8 o'clock. River Nile, 1 hours; also, the and Cox; and the Cork L pi Mi Esra, hope: lesmake, Wax Serripture S tuary. te the whole, Boente Childrep under ten year, ty conte. ALUALLA, 95, CANAL STREET, NEAR BROAD- ‘Vuis splendid place of amusement, thoroughly ‘op ned for the Fall Season, and affords aitine lous w hich are nowhere to be met with. 4 let Dancers, English Agrovwis, a Young Ladies of unsurpassed b forming newly arranged Table form ances every ni OBOKEN—OTTO Corr. brated Band will GP P.M. Admi the eoncert will tal ut} in case oy asloiond wet weather, ASA COVERS OF HARWONY (PARTICULA one Vountrymen) are injormed that Concerte (on the ht at the Ap; rest, near the Go free and euty principle) take Scloon, Perseverance otal . Works, Admission free. Sree, Ww. KN TON, inte ot Marien Hall, Pianoforte, Mr, Williams, 1 Sa every B AMUSEMENTS. were N'BLO'S GARDEN TUE RAVEL FAMILY IN Entertaii se— On Fi Event aa ve PE- Bscented LS She ‘Ruvel Famity aod last Nicht but one of the Any fs 24, 1849. the performances to ¢ WONDERFUL WOMAN~Creprin, Mr. Pa ae! after, which, the WOITE edmond B 1 Captain Daring. ir © eker to the Boxes 2) cts.; u do, $1; Seatw in Orohost! vate Box, $5; a C Bere Al xarder has just reva ‘and most reape A from his Sour het fiends and th F one fully announces to b eh the Assert 5 omancer that hes eve: Tr A ‘The Enchanted Temple. Hehted by a single pis * itive bowitened objec from th nary birds. The fhe ate. or the magicians tenth dream of Doors open at half past 7 Tho, So'clock. Tickets, 50 cet ADIES AND GEN profession are informed that ton, will open for the season earl tions for engagements to be made t te raid). i fairy lake on fra. UREY W. BL Mr, Mursotti ‘Tutermisnio The handkerchiefs from ‘Dream—The magic wage of gold fh Magic Mirror. the ghee | Tasks it 26, Is. rture hy unt achievements on the Leon Ja- Pipo, BINESE ASSEMBLY ROOMS NO. 139 BROADWAY, rn tour, he pub= manth, T appear- tion of the world, will give New a PRtng- han tmen Miracles and Splen before exhibiteL ty taken ohant= f death. urtain will untold at Revo TION persons interest for an entire change in propelling machinery, Model Boat will he exhibited daily, fsaturda ocit ‘will. vouoh for the superion priveip’e, which for analy. partioularly, fairy desideratum. ‘To and to co’ the inventor’ for each person. The press, the power used Hd ratis. SPORTING, NION COURSE, best— Mile Heats, best three i of Greene & Medden, 186 square. Two or more to start to make sree , compar tL. 1~PROTTING.—PURSE STEAM NAVIGATION — TiaT ins team navigation may be prepared ind with of this novel be fonnd the crowd of ine merely curious, expenses, the charge will be $1 OF $250, in m Monday Evening: August, 27, t 96 ethan: 'GUEBHK, Propristor. Anns ANTED.—AN ASSISTANT IN & DRUG STORE IN Jersey City. Apply to THOMAS & MAXWELL, Z Montgomery street, Jorsoy City Wants DRUG CLERK, Wil0 HAS 4 PERFECT Anowledgo of the retail and dispensin Apply to by W ‘A N1E0—A Bak KEEPES 4ND GENERAL ina Ble hotel. (Apply, with terms, name, B York, ANTED—BY 4 YOUNG WOMAN, 4 SITUATION TO do yusework of & sail private tamily. dress, to Bi n be given. Can be seen for two duys. Thirteonth street, between the Sth and NURSE, TO TAKE A YOUNG ly that haves child. An Bog: Addi B., atthe office of this paper, fur t ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, IN pee r ge Nueie. "Tho o~ ANTED—AN ACTIVE ae DELIVER GOODS where the orders are already taken. No person weed ly who is not responsibl mee Me gennet commence at cq Wine. ye. notice, Salary good, and rmanont, Appl to tt & Co,, at th piles of ‘he mere Cuion Directo ry, 161 Williai ANTE D—A SITUATION, BY “A RESPECTAGLE ‘ook, Washer or Ironer. The 08 oan Ley yen “Apply at 158 Kighth ave- ANTED TO RENT—A NICELY FURNISHED TARE a, the upper part of the city —pre‘e hood ion to be had as Possible.” Aadrese LF. Os ab Unioa Place ANTED-—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant girl, 8 ae Pe or Nurso, capable of rm treet, im th no objection to travel Ploase WANED<A SMALL HOUSE AND STORE, situa ted in & business part of the city, suitable for ing @ cigar bu Porson having such » er for goo wl reheser ‘and fixtures, by addi Til riceotes 0 By 5 te WORKS—A GERMAN CHEMIST, PU- temigy w shouts __ FOR SALE. OURE FOR SALE —THE STOCK AND FIXTURES, yy Broa: ropriecor ie acing a dolug a kret-rata basinces, going aways Ferrartieatts isculsy at a) premises, or at I71 Barrow Boer. Bre avcusT, TAR deceased.) at ions. Breach, Moore street, Parchase money may f-mala ees z yee cE WHITE, IT Water trot. eee au es in HALF SHARE or r-} ue with thele F®, a E GREY TROTTING MARE FLO: ten, years old, without », blemish, fentle aes lamb; 16 bands frovted in public in dition. Can be ter five o'clock, P.M. Sideeesk, cotemanepated “W ten, BUN0. 14 Lispenard i) Mao —. ae YOUNG “GER MAN, ledged a8 one of the best teachers in re sould rooms, and ie avn patel private family, where he ace Seat eed en HATS. ALL, STYLE FOR 1%9.—THE NEW HAT COMPANY willintroduce their Fail style of Hate on Saturday the ‘Bish inet, im the production , Eth they hare oaerey’ fs far ne jonsible, to suit wy] that wou in the PAE aaa aye ae peal. ROWER’ 1 STYLE OF GENTLEMEN'S MATS will be introdveed on mate be Bith day of Aagne, a ‘ARO Gre cr SHIPPING, N—TAR FAST ILING COPPEREDAND <Eressiees,., Fev per ter, having @ on dinte iepatel for she shor apply te rae seis any, A Waloren” jeter, will Besa bs eoauring will tosh Vinee ‘a ties pee of Ovveber | at. ry 4 Gioalecn eee eoeure ‘a berth one Trelaht or passage, wa RD & SON, 34 Broad: 3), EMPIRR CITY Will follow the C. Cy om oa Bevareey, 1th September. express our ton and Dr, coma northwest corner of FABLE M FaRK — A, PURSROF 25, WILL come off this € at 3g ile heats, dest three in fv. with te sfaliowiag nites Be ‘enters b. ON LIVINGSTON, COUNSELLOR AT La tary Public, Commisai ef the following 8 Missivei ppt. th Carolina, Wiscon: opuestiont, Maryland, Pent shire, Maseschusetts. Oftice, No. 34 Ew NORTH AND souTH F. react je AAA Ww, NO- sppointed by the Governors Midavite and UMBER MERCHANTS AND 6 ras seriber having expen carry out his 8 Letters must be post paid. JOMN H. York. ing & ojeet, wishes to take « part- ove ehjcet. Direct 118 Walker stree New BATE. DAMAGED MERINOES, raest cLoPas, ‘eas, Silk Stripe Mado: these goods, just rece:ved, bui be sold at much below the ws ALPAC- | 5 pad sixty acres, and for ya 7 NT Ne TACOB LITTLE $5, OOO Cass TOINVEST I for cash, at very 10 LaND WAkRahTS—ONB aunnae a Address or apply te Ne. 156 Fourth mend ‘three docrs from Grand strech iD AND shove amouns will Lo perckase pew ely onoqeee qualitylelay Malt Whit ing, entitled to debenture, from Cine for mal SWE Warsioase ality “deel h [ShaY MALT WHISKEY LANDING.—10 FUNCARONS john Rami bark at. a's Irish OMBS for COMBS oa) Dor gaor, « MUskerT, RIFLE AND, 1STOL of all sises, made by machi: ‘ool and Sheet Lead. enabli ny other House in the arade. Also Behe. 2 Buyers in varie and ox- BALLS f silk, eravate all taney, blac corpentere also of the om MEDICAL, of Dr. Rellisgsr’s iy eek ‘are daily sold Lives s6 Mistes the stomaeh, oa breaks rrr WOLERA? CBOLRRA\—t L-PROULAN DS | or BOPTLES an 4 bowel Wonka, ‘slzth edition, ‘Ismos' > ~] cle ne arr ak wetead is fears vf 6 jee | aa ite, and genni might have been spared ; thousan thoes 4 broken ‘ . {oreend in tt 1p. 200, Fries Te oe wen cupestally for ne it diseloess R BOSTWICK -Auchor of s Cor ” the Gevito Urinar: al Work on the r. dey of Veneresl 1» Professor of Dioceses their graves been still p “GRIPING PAINS—AS in mai White's Ked mf that tl to recerve supplics of une je medicine (0 afer curt ve compli direct from H. Ww original manufsctarer. | Pries 26 ce bot~ tien, $i hat ‘at ll0 and 273 Bs and 10 Astor House, RK & CO. MEDICAL com. end "4, ie Fadl ming Se ty) P.] Monreet, Pune BL nara Ore K, LECTURER ON DISEASE OV Prae- ‘2 oaree, t feat from toe Boston Me Berlovaree gui Spprered cana The Hated time mit eniary, indulgence o ‘51 Dey’ fy. with a certainty of eure. Otee aS \¢ DUANE STRART, HAs, rom rma tof mercurial end cher, Ls can eure the most oaser cases removed in two to five days, A Dguxsen bet fe Sey fs I 80 ¥ a 4 for ekill in those half oui ears is pre-eminest. Conedl poate Mt ey R. MORRISON 1g SOUFIDANTIALLY consi on all direseee of w deli: re. Zoars enables him t@ gore the most viru Berenry, acon enred in tres ts serve Diploma im his ip Ea stries ) iit et y =e SES. saci INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Our Baltimore Correspondence Bavrimone. Aug. 2 Convention of Inventors Political Aspect of Mary- land—Emigrants—Burgliry— Brutal Assau!t— Steamer Sunk—The Markets, &. The National Convention of Inventors continued its session yesterday, and will probably adjourn sine die to-day. The proposed amendment to the patent laws caused considerable debate, in which much ability was evinced by the several speakers. The election in this State this fall wears rather @ gloemy aspect for the whigs. They are distracted and disjointed on some private yriefs that nobody understands, each and all of « different character The democrats, on the other baad, are buoyant and united, except with respect to their lewislative ticket in this eity, which will not draw the fall strength of the party. In the second Congres- sional district, composed of Washington, Frede- rick, and Alleghany counties, the nomination of ‘Thomas Jeflereon MeKaig, as the whig candidate tor Congress, has excited local jealousies of no very pleasant character. Washington county wanted the nomination, but Frederick joined with Alleghany in electing Mr. McK “ig. In the first district, thirty ballots were takeu last night, with- out efiecting & choice, there bi ng five nunes be- fore the convention. Under such cirenny tances, it could hardly be expected that a nomination could be made that would be geacrally acceptable. Howe ever, some of the whigs ace sauguine that, in this district, such a man as Denmead or ’ will be able to distance Robert MeLane, the democratic r candidate, and thus gain at aber, to cover the contingencies of a loss ia thy first. or second dis- tricts. However, the camp ugu has not tarly come menced yet, and it is rather preamturs to make any estimates as to the probable result. ‘The ship Charles, Wedye, master, 41 days from the river Elmes to the Capes, arrived here yester- day, having on board 12 cabin aiid 126 steerage passengers, all in good health. A young German gitl, usimed Elizabeth Kerner, about 16 years of age, severely beaten a few days since, by a drun ow. named Leaman, who chased her into her father’s house; and E learn that great doubts now exist as to whether she will recover. Leaman 1s in jail, waiting the result of the injuriesinflicted. The dwelling of Mr. Joseph Boury, af the firm of Boury & Son, was entered on ‘4 lay night, and robbed of goods to the value of 200. ‘The democrats in the pooond Congressional dis- trict have nominated Wm. 8. Hamilton, Esq., es their candidate tor Con gees. Thomas Jeflerson McKaig is the whig candidate in this distriet The steamer Georgia, one ot the fine boats of the Norfolk company, has been aground for several days down the bay, and fears are beginning to be entertained that sne will be a total loss. She went down on Saturday night with a party of eamp ig afd capranpe of am inorense of fa- | fF helenae wi if, the Dy either er kadai tate wromachondy the one tn the destine et years, in whom mature eentemplates porvae' Shane ean diseover the ear cymptome, ant the mere and a mode of eure, in every somplarne to | pe ~ ad ‘The cholera is abating et Birm| mesting folks, and after landing them, found that ske had landed herself. She has careened on her side, and the water flows in and out of her cabin windows. In the itimore market there is no change to notiee in flour; sales to-day of 200 bbls. fresh grouad Howard street brands at $5 25. Also, 1 500 bi City Mills at $5 25; 600 at $5 20. and 100 at $5 18% ion of red wheat, at $1 afl white, $1 07 a $1 10. Corn is — bg of white at 568 570; yellow at 59 a foe, hye The transactions in grain have been jothing new to notice in provisions of groce- a Whiskey is firm; we quote at 2534 a 26e. im bbls. The President’s Northern Tours Mewoncaneta Hovar, Pittsburgh, August —12 M. i Visit to the Factories of Pitishurgh—His Views upen the Depressed State of their Trade—His Contemplated Route, Immediately after breakfast this morning, e com" mittee from the great manufacturing interest of the city and county waited upon the Preside: hey stated they had been deputed t) mention « in facts astothe depressed eonditic manufacturers of ° Lxeoutive as Under the present live. Most of the inder the Sheriff's the eounty, with a view to ini to the real state of business t! tariff it was impossible for the: fron houses in the place had t hammer within the lest eight. svnths, and it was only the very wealthiest manufact« ors who were st all able to keep their heads above water, and thet at a ruinous eost. and de- Teonally and quainted with their wants and wishes, ands felt thas. ful, therefore, to the gentlemen present for the infor- Sed afforded him The inject of od his eariiest attention, and Treasury was gathering and information an upon reply, to scnveese fred mn their rl i peri be necessary, 8 and which would at the same time courage all the S interests of th: yore stability. 11 mended protection. ‘Ibis = mt, however, was essentially a government of mite and eonees- sion, and yy trusted the ‘spirit oiok had influenced our ‘gueestors would never be lost sight of, but that the people of the country wouid be willing to meet each other in # fair, open and liberal spirit, Stability ta the tariff was what was required. and that could never be eflected by ruining any interest As far ns depended the Executive. ue proper exertions should be ting to bri: nak such @ result In speaking of pressed himself greatly te he bad seen of P uificent farms aod splendid truly @ great State, possessing mente wi must insure her prosperity. if the loom could not flourish here, at least the plough aad the an- vil were destined to progress haud in hand, Their interests were the sume, wud whatever the Hxecutive could do to farther the prosperity aud greatness of the people of this Stace aud the whole Unica, would not be overlooked, fp conclusion, he requested the commit- Lee to embody their views, and furni a with @ eopy. After the deputaion had withdr ho President was waited pone by & committer, consisting of Mensrs, T. Bakewell, © Kapp. jr, F Lorena, J. Uwrothers, J. Tomlinson. ©. Jobuson. W. Coleman. L, ft. Livingston, W B. MeClure, J. King and A. Nicavlon; aud proseed- +4 with them to view the different manufacturing esta blishments of the city t thuriasm of the er wherever he govs, © bounds. From the stalworth hammerer of irom down to the little urebin just brewched ail try to the hand of the old hero, and are ail cordiall “fjurrah for Old Zack! bas been shouted tll the wry mounic'™s and (he depthe of the coal a hoarsely re- actichted, everywhere, iain dom, OF vente whieh, they were led to believe, from his ae hirtory, he poesesved. They flod, ia bis sersed of honesty, information, ‘aad decision sel. clent to carry ont measures fi ” practival benefit ot the country; and they extend to him thuic hearty and cordial eupport After viriting the different manufactories eed he Gent, at three o'elock, will reovive the visi d vena. at the new Court House; Tecelve the indies, at the Monongal He leaves this elty to-morrow, t | Mercer. Mendville, aod Erie Hi was to have returned through the | State. till he struck the Delawar New Jersey to Boston; but he Onds that frou the dif- feulty of procuring conveyances, the delay would be | to grent aa to render such therefore. prevail in da ot t — ‘“ lock, ili roered: ol 7 state of seaten in the eities iSrongh whisk he tay design to pass The citizens of Buffalo have invited him to visit tm The river here is | even are iaid up. 109) There ie « prospest of n rise, however, hala rose yester opposite where en ean be seen glis! in the en Mone or tur Cuna Exreorrion —! wes sent to this eity several daye or and whieh got into the We are informed, the clue to ti ily " Jeutenant Colonel ef the expedition, who, resides in thie nd who hes quite @ word of comman: for rest, pl rebellion, destine "Tetere ‘th wyescaves oy Moro Castle. reports ber a men in this part of the eountry, euoare ann to fatigue and exploits of daring, were in jeague to be Bem deny the existe f the the lenges invasion if Cubs, S veh men are blinded to facta, or else those facts not been re vealed to them. tan ait aad me what je coming. — Cincinnati Commercial, Aug. 20. Ax Otp Vittain.—A Scotchman, of some 66 70 years of age, fot week infamously atte: to: abuse three litle girls, mere Ctern, wt S n Garden, near Helleville, and is, suppose this ay lar, He i Jers, socks, &e.; i fete gray hair, red eyes, white ‘whiohere aot ae Wi) beaver a] and ua Rock’ ‘coat. ie 1c are earnest! juested to have bim delivered into the eode of Jasin, My ivi .*R of hie whereabouts io Joh Bi | 5 OF ay King, Belleville. Weleth ak vertiser, August 22.