The New York Herald Newspaper, August 26, 1849, Page 3

eer Lat: from Canada—Verdict Returned on the Death of Masen, dc. Mowraxat, Aug. 25—A, M. ‘The inquest on Mason, who was shot in the late row, has come to s conelusion. The coroner's jury give the following verdict:—*That the ssid Mason, decvas- ed, came to bis death by having been shot by some per- gon unknown; that such person was firing im the de- fence of Lafontaine’s life and property; but that the eorporation are greatly to blame in neglecting timely Precautions, that would have averted this calamity.” Our city is healthy, and the cholera has quite disap- peared, Later from Santa Fe, Purapetenia, Aug 25, 1849. Aceounts from Sante Fe to the 4th instant, hav? deen reeeived, trade was dul),aud the surrounding Indians very hostile. A military expeditiun bal been é@ent against the €amanenes, Arrabbo and Narradoes, and Pawnees, A petition sent to Washington, to appoint Major Beale commander of the Mexican expedition to Sangre @bristi was rejected. Ente, Pa, August 25-9 P. M. General Taylor is now in this town. He is in execl- Jent health a irits. Sudden Death, Crancxston, August 23, 1849. Mr. Andrew Moffat, a highly esteemed citizen, died suddenly, while bathing, at Sullivan's Island, where he was on 8 visit to his daughter. Frem Pittsburgh, Pmitapecruta, August 25, 1849, The river at Pittsburgh is falling. Business is in- proving, and the city is very bealthy. Rise In the Missourt River, Puraverrmia, Avg. 25, 1849. Aeeounts from Missouri state that the river is rising rapidly, the weather very warm, with much sickness, but few deaths. Unitarian Church Burnt Down. Woncesten, Aug. 25, 1849. A Unitarian chureh was burnt down in this town last night. Loss estimated at $15,000. Markets, New Onteans, August 22, 1919. Gotton—300 bales were sold esterday at prices over Dduyer’s limits. We quote middlim; ie. Coffee— Bales of 5,000 bags Rio at 7140, w ry an upward ten- @eney, Nothing else worthy of report has transpired, Boston, Aug 25, 1849. Flour was inactive, but in steady demand, with sales of 1.0€0 bbls. common New York and Western, at $5 @2%,. and good brands of do, at $5 8734. Corn w avy, with en of 121000 bushels, at 62c igh mixed round and flat yellow. Rye —Sales of 400 a 600 bushels were made, at 66. Oats—Salea of 2,900 bushels were made, at 43c. Provisions continued without change. 10, Aug, 25—6 P. M. eee ot — the ay 24 hours :—Flour, 700 bbi Pee a be els; corn, nene. The market for flour dy. em a good home di the y reach 1000 bbis., at is firm, with a good milling React fl ‘at 1060. for Ohio, with sales +f 2.000 bushels. is lower; the tales are 1,800 barhela flat yellow, at Seni Oats are steady ut last = Aunany, Aug. 25—6 P.M. Receipts within the last 24 hours:—Fiour, 1.000 bb Thess, 700 bushels: sora, 6800 do, Ta our market there is but very little doing. baa c tht--milp Creda, Hee Arrived, Crry Neisaners — Unrarvoxanur ‘Neouncr Somewnere.—We dare affirm that there is nota eity im the civilized world ia which there is so much laxity in carrying out municipal ordinances —so much disregard paid to the wants and com- forts of the people—so much wilful and unpardon- able neglect on the part of the authorities in the d@echarge of their public functions—as exist in the eity of New York, the metropolis of the new world. We elect our municipal officers, and we are heavily taxed for the support of a city govern- ment, but we have in reality no government at all, er any semblance of one, to judge by the numer- ous nuisances and abuses which are allowed tz exist in our midst. That the ravages of the pre- vailing epidemic have been fearfully increased by the nuieances and abuses to which we reter, their eannot, we think, be even a shadow of doubt; and that New York never can be healthy as long as they are permitted to exist, no one can, with any show of reason, deny. We have in our mind’s eye now, a nuisance which, we are confident, is productive ef a great deal of eickness in this metropolis, and which ought to be remedied as promptly and as expedi- tiously as possible, if the parties possessing the power of abating it, do not wish to be considered morally guilty of hastening the deaths of our citi- zens. We allude to the dock at the footof Fulton street, immediately contiguous to the Fultoa mar- ket. Into that dock ove of the public sewers emp- thes its reeking, filthy, offensive and nexious con- tents, in a continual stream day aad night, infect- ing and polluting the water, and cansing an eflla- via in the neighborhood by no means agreeable to the olfactories of the passers by. In the water, thas infected and polluted by this filth, these reek- ings and drainings of this dirty city, are a number of crates containing fish, which are taken out from time to time, according to the demand for that ar- ticle of feod. As must be the case, the fish, as soon as they are placed in this polluted water, be- eome sick and diseased, and if left long enough in mM, die. In this siex, and diseased, or dead condi- thon, they are sold to our citizens, and we hr sitate not to say, that they are as noxious to the baman fystem, as poison administered in small doses. | | | How can they be otherwise ? Now we wont to know who it is, what munic pal fonctionary has the power of abating this nu!- sance, of removing or remedying this fruitfal source of disease and deatht We call upon the | functionary, who ever he is; we cull upon the | Mayor, hinelf, to interfere promptly, and baye it | abated at once. The fish at Washington market are not kept this way. There is filth ia the dock there, too, but the fish crates are kept in the stream, atthe end of the dock, where there 1s abondance of fresh water. We again call on the authorities—we demand of | them, to abate thie nuisance. We call upon the market men, the fish venders themselves, to co- Cholera Report for the Week—Great Fall- tng Off in the Mortality. ‘The intelligence we have to announce to our readers, to-day, mast be as gratifying to them as to ourselver. There isa still farther and more de- cided falling off, both in the general mortality and in cholera from the previous week. We were the firet journal to mark the turning point or climax of the disease, in the week from the Ith to the 2st of July, and to predict its gradual decline trom that date. We have confidently followed up that pre- diction, week after week, by other predictio.s as to the probable decrease for the next week; and in every one our calculations were sustained by the result. On this day week we said :— “tise yogis fact that the js etn of deaths, by the Bosid of Health, for yesterday, is less than it | — tince the7th of July Ifto 24 usual 50 per cent it is short of the City ert report, we rbail have 86, whieh, suaitipliea by 1, would ive fra week 262° We trust it will uot exceed that uenber for the ensuing week,” it has mot exceeded that number. It is just 19 wider it. The number of deaths by cholera for the last week is 233, for the previous week it was | &t9. Thereis, therefore, a decrease of 155, or about 40 per cent, which is by farthe greatest de- scent in the scale of mortality the disease has | made since 1 first made its appearance. We would not wonder if at the end of the current week | the deaths by cholera did not exceed 100. The | progressive decline in the general mortality is also worthy of notice, The total deaths for the last week are only 749. On the week before they were 968. There is, therefore, a difierence of 219 in fa! vor ofthe week ending yesterday, or a decrease of nearly 23 per cent. In our 80’clock edition of yesterday afternoon — we gave the total of deaths by all diseases; deaths by cholera, cholera morbus, cholera iafaatum, diai hora, and dysentery, up to a few minutes before going to press. There were a few deaths added afterwards from returns that were delayed. The report elosed at 5 o’clock. It is as follo WEEKLY REPORT OF DEATHS Kathe ‘ig end Conny 08 He Ne A st to ‘Mem, 188; Women, 177: Boys, 1 ‘DieRA! i ‘ci 1Sz-Total, 79. from langs Bronchitis Intarusception i | Malformation | | i ns Sam com ame Ee em oe 2 Total...eccsececeeee TH9 | 6 2 sh z| 1 4} 19 1 1 2 a oud ta Nt 19 | “Bie Hesse Bissell. § i oaed. Betawna 7 8 Stanton Street Hospi 2 Randall's th w City Hospital pd fifth Street “ 4 5 imc) ‘a. vw writ, ity Tnspectar. City Inspector's Office, Aveust } ‘The following 18 the last dont weekly summiry | of the Board of Health :— Sunday oe eee” Ve un . eee Monday. . fee 0 23 Tuesdey. 10 80 Wednesday 46 2» ‘Thursday. 64 26 Frivay +62 uv Saturdey “ aid Total. ..... +993 161 ‘The Board of Health having passed a resolution to report, in future, only deaths, and not cases, we have calculated the number of cases for yesterday by comparison with the deaths and the preceding © day's report, in order to render the weekly sum- mary as complete as possible. If they discontuunued their urelees reports of deaths, too, they would confer an additional fuvor on the public. The difierence between their report and the City Inspector's, for the week, in regard to cholera, is | 72, or upwards of 80 per cent. The following table will show the difference between the reports fiom the beginning:-— Boaep or Heautn. Orrr Leerreren. Deaths. D Weekenting sage Ze askes S s5o8Sr.88 > * Total. .... { yeta ‘Total difference in the reports. Subjoined is the average neamber ot Laila per day for each week, from the commencement | of the disease, caleulated upon the basis of the City Inapector’s reports »— 2 , The following table will show the gradual de- crease in the general mortality, es well as in cho- | lera, from the highest point, on the 2tst of July, to operate with the authorities in abating it. We | the present time :— ean ussure them all, that we shall continually and | pats) ending ‘Total a Deaths by os eontipually refer to this nuisance until it is abated. 74 Weceare not a fig for private interest in the matter +4 —that of the public is paramount to all others. 43 23 orivg. i, Fleamsseld, U. 8b. Jeans, were * among ‘the arrivals fog House store ship Willlom B_ Mase, nity, ; z Fee Le “a h Hineten, ton, Canada; iilinela;, Georg W. Maret, Ala; W. Lawres onion; 8 Perine, La Markham, io H. Reading, Sand oh Belands, arrived auatertay, ‘and rtopped at the Howard H.W. Brooke. Florida; W. E. Seymour, New Orieam William D. Benton, Gvorgias arrived youterday, and took rooms at the Clinton Hot . MeArann. U.8.N.; BE. F. Deve We ah 0. er? London; R 1. D Price, USN. ET } L24 U Job Rodgers. USN; and RH, Wy- men, were among the orrivale yosterday at the Ame. wean Hote United States Commissioner's ate Before George W. Morton, a Ave, 25 — Endeaver to make a Revolt FB. Buvtin, Thes. Bennett, Fale Smich, five of the crew of the American foe dhe ™ a pool arrested under a warrant iseued by the ger en a cherge of an — to create @ revolt board. They were committed to the King's Coun! Chas. A. he da arrested 3 gaol te await examination. sdaveult wish @ Dangerous Weapon. — Marine Affaire, tifel ship © ne. tetached fem the yard of W. Tt ‘Wao foot of Wish wveet, shortly afver two o'eloek on Friday afternoon tons, wre ‘The following table will compare the general mor- | tulity for the last six weeks and the corresponding | weeks of 1348:— 1648 Week ending duly 22 ” 1840. Deaths. _ Week ending ence between the mortality of the week just ended thie year and the corresponding week of last year, notwithstending the great deerease of deaths by Cholera and all other diseases. There isa differ- ence of 133 per cent. ageinst the present year. The tollowing table will indicate what the pro- portion is between the general mortality and the deaths by diseases of the bowels, inclading cho- Cholers worbus . Dierrhees . ‘ Dyeemtery Me sase All other diseaies: Total. . ‘Thus it is clear, that by far themajority ‘ot ‘de aths 18 etill by diseases of the bowels of one kind or another. Ii is a remarkable fact that, as the mor- tality decreases, the proportion of the deaths ot na- tives of the United States over foreigners increas- es. The reason is that the epiderme which is disappearing has attacked the emigrant population more severely than the natives; while the mortal | ; death: | Providence, Ri { cny Intelligence It will be thus seen that there se 4 A great “difier- } W | the sdrerticing gemm unit ity by ordinary diveasea is of course greater among | American: , mony of them dying from consumption * ardother diseases of leng standing. whereas itis not likely that persons laboring under such diszases, and particularly the aged would emigrate. It is generally the healthiest and most robust part of the foreign population that is added to ours. Touching this point, the City Iaspector’s repo:t exhibits the following result :— Deaths of natives of the United States ives of all other countecie: Of this lauter item the Irish constitute 175, or considerably more than one-half. When the dir- ease was at its height, the majority of the total in the weekly bills of mortality, were of | persons not bern im the United States. No doubt the present genial weather hos exer- eised a favorable influence upon the disease. Electricity sbounded for the last week, and the | air was salubrious und pleasant; but cholera is still as much a mystery as ever it was, and the medical faculty know no more about it than they did, when it made its appearance in this country i iu 1852, 4et 283 The Progress of the Cholera, IN THIS CITY, Mavou's Ovrree, } New Yous, Augnst 25—12 M | The San: Committee of this city report 19 deaths | of chelers. ar having occurred daring the last 24 houre. Pi inc FoR tHe Cnotrns.—The inmates of the house. No. 186 Liberty street. having been forcibly | ejected, by order of the City inspector, the faith and vermin of every kiod found there. were horrible in the extreme, No wonder, when it was inhabited by thir | teen families, and some of these had boarders too! ft in stated, that among those people were some not of | the best ebaracter. Some of che unfortunaie ereatures | lay ip the streets for two nights, in the vain expec! | tion of getting Into tho house again. as the landlord ‘told them they would. fie also told them they would not be turned out. Im both cases, he told them what proved the reverse of the fact He applied to the © Ciry Inspector, to aliow the tenants to eater again, bat Dr White ‘would onsent to no such thing Onthe con- y, he ordered the house to be nailed up, yesterday, after having it thoroughiy cleaned out by “ darkies? end e large quantity of Le Dover's disinfecting fluid scattered about. Four died of cholera fu this house [: pope of No 19244 to No 196 Greenwich street, th are boures in which thirteen died of cholera; and th inmates. having been notieed to clean out every apart- ment, a ne nttention to the order, till they saw whet | betel the tenants of No, 135 Liberty street, and then they commenced rerubbing and reouring. till the whole place was purifed, ‘Example is better than precept. IN BROOKLYN, Boanv or Heairm, August 25, 1849. There bave been reported to this office, sinc: day. 8 deaths from epidemic cholera, vis:— McGrath, Blake's buiidings; Anu McGuire, Warren sireet; Naney Lake, Franklin avenue; Michael Contin, Squire's buildings; Jane Lyons, Squire's buildings; — Lacoste, Kast Brooklyn; Ann E. Squires, Myrtle ave- nue; Peter Manny, Adams street, CHAB, 8. J. GOODRICH, Pynyelelan of the Board BY TELE G RAPH. Moxtaeat, August 25—A.M, By the lart report from Quebec. we find that 7 deaths ad occurred there, among whom was the wife of Chief ustice Stewart. L J Bouton, Aug. 25, 1849. ‘The retorns of deaths, for the past week, are 215, of | which 75 were from cholera—showing a decrease of 36 froam the last week's reports. Aveasy, Aug. 25, 1349. There have been reported, within the past 24 hours’ | fifteen caser and nine deaths of cholera. Rocursten, Aug. 25, 1849. There were five deaths of cholera reported yesterday, Pricapetriia, August 25, 1349, The cholers still reges in Birmingham; and a con- tinuance of the present rate of mortality will soon de- Populate that borough. suMMaRy. Locality Quedee.. . Kochester . . Locality. Nartford Ct... Newark, NJ. Cleveland, Ohio. Columbus. Ohi Chicago, Til. . Detroit, Michigan... Milwaukie, Wisecnsin Hexcanian Mretixc.—Tho Hungarians held another | preliminary meetjng last evening, in the Sbak-peare Mass meeting on Monday, in the Park, The German military companies offered to eecort the Hungarian flag to tbe City Hail om the oecasion. Mr. W. E. Robinson | unofficially stated that the Montgomery Guards, who ¥ill goon an exeurrion on Monday, to Keyport, will xevury in time, if they possibly ena, to take part im the proceedings; whereupon @ resolution returui thauks of the Hopgasians, was offered to the fier gratefully accepted. atier int the Hungarians would appear in their national costume, or as many of them as had that dress Three Yow del: gates were appointed he stand ip k where Eaglisn will be ‘The Hungarian flag to be displayed on Mon- Gay ili be manufactured by seagate reeently fonght under the brave Kossuth, Frenne Maeriwc at tux Horr. ve 2, } mecting wos held Inet oveniog, abcat § veloc commencement & nr eee speeen was delivered, in whieh the speaker demouneed the ooorre thet reach republic bed pursucdin the Roman effaire, After this lerapgee, (here were five delegates elocted, who, on Monday, will reprereot the Freveh mation at the Great Notional ng, convened for the purpose of Fy mpathe ing with the gatient Hungarians, Finy.~ From rome cause or other, aa yet not asoor- tained the awning of ir. Loum rere: 2 Jol deeper up commun vered ond extingniohed a Dinze, ond this time was comple ‘ae cen in the beginning, d before auy damage was don or 10 the bubidings om either ride. ‘There are lawyers? and it te surpected that Ue fi cave d by ing lighted m gare cut of the windor which fell on the "%. Kater Atoms: <7 ere two false alarms of fire, lotevening. Thit preetion ts very reprehensible It to be the weFk cf rome of the young firemen them- ves, Who like the exeliement of Funming through the streete. on Saturcay night, me they eau take « long beep on Sunday moroing Tux Soar Bowrns aso tix Boaro or Heacrn. It will be reecliceted that Mr. Holt, roap manotecturer, ef Harmersicy etrest. wae notified by the Board of Health to elose bie ertablishinent, lest it should aggre the order was not era vate the pertuenes. made general In the en a the on Strange to sn ot the other fifty soap b in Chet heneeforvar / Notwiihsta their own reports, hat we long sinee told Lufacture of soap war he dirrase, but rathor th. H y them, that the to the spread © , To Advertisers and a Business Comma= | nity. In a few by the eheiers, which is subsiding, disappenr, The gloom acd pauie which have prevaile n “ place to a prospect of revival of bxsiners, gad activity fo every dvreription of eommereial onter. prise, alraost a bo that whieh disclosed iteol! on the tabsidenes of the pertilenee of 1992-103, wad whieh was Seseee: by shove extraordinary years of general pros. "ee ot the Principal elements and apisting burtnere me | tranquility, to be found in the newepaper pr Mibe widely e lating dail sere. To connection with thin meter we may fairly before the advertiriog ecmmuniiy the advan re whieh the New Vork Ierald possesses at a daily adver- tring sheet. According to The resent developements in the dirpute betweea us and the Tribune, it te now aimitied tbat the Tvitune hae 6 circulation. of about Herteen thousend per €ay. while thet of the New Fork _ Tikes to foe Ot twenty-six thovsand. aod has frequently reached coneiderably over thirty than sand jay. Nor ie it Be ee eine he aieenaran LJ tn adi oanesie gomlert wed eh gives f the attention of tne rertising J he eharacter of that cireu- jon. end (he character of the readers and patrons of urpal ace of the bighest importanee budoene N poeple aidition te the extraordinary and eiderpresd cireuiation ot the New ret Herald, whied is without a ri he tant to note th 1 in its coup it elve wba clases of poetety in Lia and the oth ne of the United States in New York whieh hae #0 large a eiren- lation ws the /eroid, or any thing like it—none whieh exerelees so gremt an intl me the amid the at, Intelligent, ena wn of the ty Fi ireulation b+ a ditwtve eireatation. in Pilla. hia, Bocten. Baltimore, and other great cities and oasis of thenght aud bucinese operations, the eireu- lation of the Herald is ae extensive as that of: Joeal Jowrnels fp Chose elties- that fe to say, the Merald Ja as geuerplly and regular'y teed. | We present these tncte and these rlews te our readers end patrons, and the buslowes ecmmunity generally im & Week or two, people will be returning from “the country. Panie will give way to our eewal tranquilll The ebelern, we have reseon to hope, will have eubstd- uriness of all kinds will be resumed with freeh vigor, and ® revivai will take place, nupresedented tn the ermmere nals of this count: Of ali this, we have no doubt. Ae an aid and a im this revi. wal, the New. York Herald, from ite and vast ¢irculation among all elasses, commercial, political and soctal. presents obvious am 5 oN] the patronage of ea ae Ro brig hod, ne soe Wn New York, and Toast of to competition with the New York Rerea’ jevrnt enter = a 8 lk 1 hotel, for the purpose of making arrangements for the | rE { B= ! | Court of Commen Pleas. SPECIAL TRRM Retiradedge Utahoetfer, $ Duscan os. Delacan —This suit ugbt on $116 the amount of a promia- sry not The defendant ied an answer tothe com. t up, a @ defenee, that he did not reavive i the plasatiits jntifs moved to wd put iv for delay, osxwer should be atrucit out wi =*4;) ota to be at the termination of the rty te the defendant to gnswer. on con- ditien Tone be would acer pt om otlce of trial, Mailin vs. Swen and Wife.~This ia an action for der. The case was coed to be referred to a ee to take testimony, and report the facts to the ‘our! Inve Henry Bonny and three others. —It appeared that Bonny and three of bis comrades are a part of thy crew of the Bremen ship Don Quixot, That they shipped at Hamburgb for a circuitous voyage That whea the versel arrived her, they insisted that the voy- age was ended. and claimed their discharge Ost, the master of the vesrel. denied that the voyage was ended, and insirted that. acoording to the shipping articles, ae could not be dixcharged until they re- turned to Hamburg. They thereupon applied for writs of habdeay corpus. and were brought before his Honor this morning After a short dixeussion between counsel, the four cares were adj mrved to take testh mepy, ‘Two ethers of the crew had deserted, one of whom was arresied and stg ‘ht before Judge Betts in the early part of the week o, it seems, ordered him to be ym Bae up to the Bremen Consal. poke of it im the om= town talk, thac you be leather gaiters for JONES'S, 14 Ano street. most superh boots ff current prives, at “COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS MONEY MARKET. Saturday, Aug, 25-6 P. gy ‘There was alittle more activity in the stock market to-day, and prices improved a fraction, soon after the opening, but drooped again before the elose. ‘The bears came forward and offered to sell any quantity of stock, and the bulls cayed in, Canton Company went up 3s, and Reading Railroad ‘<; all others closed at prices current yerterday. The anthracite coal trade has considerably increased this week. The Reading Railroad Company has brought | The | down 27,334 tons, against 26,942 tons last week. Schuylkill Navigation Company has brought down 19.642 tons. against 14 609 tons last week—being an in- crease from the Schuylkill region. of 5.325 tons. The Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company bas brought down 29.717 tons, against 22,735 tons last week—being Increase of 6,982 tons. ‘The aggregate lacrease of | coal brought to market by the three lines, for the wee! is 76,563 tons. Counterfeit $: of the Farmers’ Bank of Mount Holly, N.J.,are in circulation There isno resem- plance between the spurious noteand the genuine notes of the Bank, except in the riguatures of the offi. hich are well imitated, The general style of the Plate differs from the genuine, and the engraving is poorly executed There is one peculiarity in the spu- rious note, by which it may at once be detected. In the imprint, beneath the President’s signature, the let- | ter N, in New York, is reversed, thus-y. A glance at this will at onee reveal the cheat. Stock Exchan; $2000.U 8 A's %68 1X 10 ahs rie RR a Jip Brea, ates 113% 46 Canton Co » Olle” WO do S814 fone i wy 78 Kentucky oe 05 bow BS HeyBae We” Wa nn ieoo 1 69 100 do 0a 39 2000 B 874 do OO 5g 10 SN 100 Reading RR 3a » a : ae sy 53 SECOND BOARD. 1013s. 150 she Harlem RR 63 14% 100 060 B34 ie : Bri 30 one ie 7% 100 Farmers’ Trust 06) 38% ADVERTISEMENTS NEWED EVERY DAY. sAnaubreide <adsaréioemante-cont ‘ag sanall souet be pauls poid, or they will not he taken fom the Post Offices AMUSEMENTS, a ee ee Brosvway, THRATRE.—ORAND ITALIAN OPERA and grand French Ballet combined. eneey Bveus Are wea, will if be Ma'—Norma, Sign rnoldi; ogadro; Flavio, 8 the fret aot of the Tent rei na e 190 Ca 7. Drees circle *, Wets; Gallery, Oroveso, OF, of ore Vita Garant. as Novelli; Cloth} femontcrl. ois ‘0 cone! ball Family and th Tivate boxes mey ba obtained: pos. GARDEN—NOND. ¥ BVER NIN UG, 27, pom a & _ {5 tertainments will eomimenve with ee se ienhti ire, After w tape pe. executed by the cewnded by the ue Jerome Seeniaind wih the Re {OV E- Jobard, vel: Lehi} Ravel. Intermisriew of belf an hour. ntomime, cailed the SOLOTER vel: General. L Javelli: Admii ats prey VASTLE GARDEN.—THS SUMMER PETES. BEING tly successful, will be soahinae’ et oxeex Pighe ‘ook, wi Lin ey oy the t si 7, tebe, followed by Bat Det Summer Hall Cline Is engened, wud will ‘ager TIGHT ROPE. To which will be ded. sane ‘ries, &e. A email but efficient Orchestra ie for the inetrumental performances, who will ways a selection of Overtures, Marches, Re. 10D. Cosmorainie. Crews, brilliantly Mominated. Doors open até Tickets, 25 cents each, AUNBALL GARDEN — Sek ASCENSION.—THE. 4 to the, public, that he tion, with hia Balloon, go~ i 25 cents, maintain eee the Oregon rh Haw 742 Gre from 2 hdd M., which possesses t: 4) id's crvwa’ of the toerely curious inventor's expeveee, the charge Will be ® 2. The pre for each per ADIBS AND GENT! EN OF TUB susaraical prote informed that the | Lyceum Thaatre, B tom, will o feason earl, ptember, A ppli tions for ts to be made to the staeriven nb nN paid). HUMPOREY W, RE WAKDS- PA ere OST—ON THE 2iru INSTANT, IN PASSING FROM Bavk to Hammond street through 01 Grecewich street. = he earnings ie por mai Twill, be suitably rewarde: | leaving it at No, Lod West lath street, and the thauks of a4 owner. ANTED—A OFESSOR IN GARDEN- | rent branches of his art, seeks abishment of ‘ho Rind, | of lic at Jarge, | fo gardens ‘after the. Engl or Frensh fashion, tioulars will be g ven by maiug application, Nor 232 Fulton atreet, Brooklyn A OLERK, EXPERIENCED IN AC- willing to make himself useful in business, ‘Yo a person description, the sitnation will be perma- ‘The applicant 1s required to write a good and expe: us hand, ana furnish the best of referenes as to character and ability. Address hox 2249, Pest office, N.Y. |p ante. old, y try, ard cam give best city referen Uvothice of this pe ANTED—A WOMA for a small family, b., Post paid, count A SITUATION AS BOOK-KEEPER, AS Clerk, by a young German, ing 10,0 into ‘adateas G., box woshil derstand their business perfect nee. Apply at No. 82 Beet Twe Geors enet of Pourth a bat ‘MATION WANTED —OPF ene T. ELLIS, OF England, who emicrated ‘thir attract his attention, he will covfer # great favor on his brother, JOSRFH W. ELLIS, Master of the ship Timondre, revuing a few lines, in care of Joneph McMurray, Eas Tine fntrect, New Yorke. The ship will be tu port fo a GENTLEMAN AND LADY, OR A FEW SINGLE men, can be accommodst ith board in & genteel pri- yate family, where tl home can be had, at LI6 Lethard street, between B way and Elin street. SITUATION AS BOOK-KEEPER, IN A FIRST slasa Hotel, wanied by a young man, y howe enzacemont ‘at one of our principal watering p'noer i+ aatout closin care ef Dr. Hooper, 169 Pe: exceptionable tostimonia W YORK HORSE BaZa an, 3 31 CROSBY STREET | IN—Avetion sales of Horses Harness, &e., ev Monday and Wednesday, ‘at private OWN H. GA D, Proprietor. MISCELLANEOUS, RA en nen ROP S40T, MUSKET, RIFLE pet, Piston. J BaLLa, of a}! sizes, made bj machi sine Pd te Sheet Lead ss RKO} “s y: | fies cee com ood cvetyes are required. Briok- H i an Saree with, ae ee te i paaen ey oe. wishing, to. purelae in this plan | Sidreve' Bewer,® at che omee of the Weraid, stay | Oss DETBROENT-A x PW ARTICLE FOR CLEAN- Darmerreotyne plates. saves much Inbor, and does | mot pK Price cents per bottle. All paths at quality for Dervervian artiste sold at the 4 voot, New Ver SOUN Rose rhe Cin cian, 8 the ereation mee epee ROOMS, NO, 630 BROADWAY.— ‘@) cents; children, od Senet ap Tebenaledens oft wenty ng faces wat tie lll be enoetedat en : Jerry Merryreld. Mire Barten, Wie comie dancer: Mr. Clarke wnd ovbers. The living Ay mows Aacilermnke Wea Seripenre Statuary, a2 with rare and costly 1 RRA RRA AAA AAA NION COURSE, L. 1—TROTTING—PURSE OF or rr £8) vo the second hert— Mile Heats, best throw in live, te harrene, “Fzee for sl entay, Rope 0 close on Monda: %, wt eicloas, ‘ap the house ‘of Gree 8 Chatha equate, Two or more to start ».D. GRI Exe, Proprietor. AR FOLLOW. ff Geb of Sept. No.1, ye at, orees tmever Vette fer for horees ¢ Adnan OTICE TO AUTOD ERS—THF ARTICLES OF AGRER- eo and Lyn yay will remain spen until ‘ot bonem! Will be held at the show h nt, abd o'clock, P. named plove ., HOF trusters Si Uavelay street, New York, | ays. ar ere ’ & hte tiree| + ey Sire By OLICKEN ER, Surviving Par'ner ‘of Barh & Cliekener, NEW FIRM. The endersigogd paying purchased of the adr iy 4 eh of Mr. hae | % sed, his interest in he Wholesale TP are! Barolny ptrect, am rtnership w Sim of UY CLICKEN ER carry on its brancher, a¢ i Mhat ay etnies attention te iiiem tay will be enabled vo fen dea'ts the eviginel frm. Tp creer te cov ate difeulty in seeounts. It will be poses. faery Vimt all geods porchaved by or from the establishment tothe Zech of July inst, shonid ve i athe 4 io ere oe tem of 6 eer ve PETERS, rRow FRANK. to infor ‘odvioes ot or, Lon the Maing Ie rv bo give Biever, in Dimaell te Frankfort. a emotes v HSIONS, T Grevnd. eff Tite Jeb ue Hy Can ab Loe ‘entaae a De eaoh way, “FoR SALE, VOR SALE THe THAR RY BRICK DWELLING terse, No. 17 N 5 13°h eure bile hls oR by TP. the pre OWNER (LATELY ARRIVED ) ef this superior instrument, whieh was wits of Vienna, and considered us one of the » by Br Heat, le willing to offer che sume ot very able terms, n be seen at A2 Greenwieh street. pen, ACTION HARP FOR SALE—A CENTHMe Wout leaving the ety Wiehe | iW lepose of a very # Double Action Harp, May be seo 1, ¥. BROWNE'S, 90 Droadway. PRINT BY THE PouND. A. ‘would inform their customers and the patie rae that they have received » Leqatiful lot of Sagileh whieh will be the pounds ayy ticle for fauully use, to bo vol | the pound. 7 ane well worthy of the attent: buyers, 2° good may be found amon Durr vinber,) 820 Gnas ¥ & CC liberal patronag: her commer | leave to | ghe bas hitherto given im the eu dispensable i" tUnke D Se AGED DRY GOODs,— cond attest, New York, ce portion of thelt ater on the might of the on A SM ALI, hd hee he TA GENERAL MEETING OF THE PASSENGERS f the ship Erin-go- fragh, convened on her quarter n the m vnirman, Mr. Josep Oul= ‘ | deck, | fee: & { y Themps As We pre now eve ofs sesaon we sana’ perm * ey! ithout ¢ tention bo ear at ef cleanliness ta #0 this world onn afford, oe ars, rae COFFEE, Chairman. THOMA Seeretary. ES antes ina. Thomas RELLY. Debalf of the pasengers by the eommitten, 224 i Avge MEDICAL, WIAA ERUPTIONS ON rand Sulphur Naty, 98 Bae | chap sarees and men dad by our ‘en esta! Tinh TOMITING, “PURGING (ANP “GRIP No Pa arket of Wh erite Urinaey Organ Kew nfe ana 7 disease of . ceetnsl Beniorte hy sol te rh Bastion. J plates. Pace st fat the Bubs 1, 222 Broadway, and by the Au- thor, M4 Tires HE MARRIED WOMAN'S P Poston, by Dr, A. Mt Meer edition VATE MEDICAL Come n. Fratearr of Dienars of Wyownlar vad, 1s thosands now poor world nave og now in he would Tn'thelr gravee been still alia, ossesai ake ded expe ily tr, the married, er these eentem- warrioge a4 important secrets, whieh et vere it of am inerense of fax t ie oF ene al mp ance. female—the wife, the fiethee, in th he Stine et ad the meee fhe in every natere contemplates op an = it re ite » treet, Pi ‘phe 4 eiphia, Rovdeonl, New OF: be transmitted by malt | Wee |r te any part ef the free of ited all | Seecte*asdtemeds port pola. ts, Derik Mt Woeicowas os 1,204, New York city. 0: ia)’ Liberty etfeoee | hy the reverend cer INTELLIGENCE *#Y THE MAILS, Our Baltimore Correspondence, nq Baxtimons, August 25, 1849, The Slave Case—An Emonipatrmist in Trowble The Steamer Georgia—Liunches—F iremen ut— The Markets, ¢c. The slave case I mentioned yesterday, is to be brought up before Judge Legrand, to-day, for a heanog. ‘There seems wo be no doubt of the fact that the black man ie a ragaway slave, and that he belongs to Mra. Haye, of Cecil couaty. He had Tun away about eight years since, and, daring the past four years, had beea in the employment of Mr. Martin, in Westchester, Pa. His owner having ascertained his whereabouts, employed officer MeCreary to watch his opportomty. and steal him off, which he succeeded in domg on Wednesday lust. Mr. Martin, his employer, hav- ing followed him (o Baltimore, has been arrested on a plea of debt to the owner, in the sum of $1,000, for labor performed during the past four years; and on this plea of debt, being unable or unwilling to give security, 18 now immersed in prison. Wm. A. Stewart, Esq., is his counsel, who has filed petition to try the case, under the law of 1856 relative to non-resident debtors, In the meantime, the slave is in the market, up for the highest bidder, to be carried to the cotton or sugar plantations of the South, There seems to be but litte doubt of the. fact, that the fine steamer Georgia is lost. is si laying on the beach near [astoa, Md., where she grounded a week ago, the water flowing in and out of her cabin windows ; ond it 18 also thought that she 1s snagged. Several steamers have been down to relieve her, but their etlorts have been al- tyr unavailin, ig. splendid bark, ot 400 tons burthen, built for a boned in Richmond, Va , was launched on Wed- needay, from the yard of Messrs. Gardner. She is called the Virginian, and_1s destined to ran be- tween Richmond and New Orleans. Another fine bark will be launched to-day, fromthe yard of Messrs. Hunt & Wagoner, built for Capt. Cheese- borough, and destined for the South American trade, with fine accommodations tor passengers. The members of the Vriendship Fire Company of te city» petpoee paying & visit to their brethren rk, avout the Ist of January next, by which time their new evgine will be finishe The Friendship is one of our most efficient ar respectable companies, und the devarieiant will be worthily represented wherever they go. We are still without one maaner of public amusements in this city, and | do notsee any mea- tion of anticipated change in the dutl monotony of affairs. In the Paliiiore market yesterday, there were sales of 1,300 bi oward street, of 300 bbls. City Mills coe at ‘There were “aio sales oh-gnee to prime re at at $l a $107; ordinary od ditto $4c.a $1; white ditto $107 110; ooh aoe asis suitable for seen flour ¢U TE per bushel. Corn has slightly declined hg making of white ut 55c. a 56c., and yellow, Gc. a G0c. ed are selling at 22.4302. Rye toe, a 58c. per bushel. The teres comprised all the sales at the yd Board yesterda: 000 US's, 67, 60d . 115%; Ma. der'd 0B &OR. Daa 67 BON loo ths. B. & O. Ri 4a. Cur Philadeiphia Correspondence, Puriaverrnta, Avg. 25, 1849. Suicide—Accrdents— President of the Pennsylvania Railroad—Fire—Stock Sales, §c., §e. An awlnl case of suicide occurred last night ia Southwark. John Morris Taylor, a butcher, about twenty-five years of age, put a large horse pistol into his mouth and blew out his brains. ‘There was no apparent cause for the rash act. He leaves a young wife and child. Hugh Prady, aged thirteen, fell froma the roof of a house in Spring garden, on which his kite had lodged, last evening, causing his death in a few minutes. A genileman having occasion to go to bank ina hurry, about three o'clock, yesterday, to pay a note that he had forgotien, was charged by the cabman double the legal fare. This morning, nerd he twrned the tables upon the Jehu, by insti suit Delore the moyor, which ended io his losing exactly six dollars by the operation, Alexander Hamilton, the driver of an Omnihus, was committed to prison last evening tor havin, caused lhe death of a young bey, the son of Wii liam Allen, but he wos this morning discharged, the eccusrence having been proved to be entirely “Samuel, Merrick, Esq, has resigned th emu erne ey the - sidency of the Penarylvania Railroad, and Win. ©, Patterron, Esq.. has been elected to fill the va cancy. The’ new resident. is brother of General Potierson. The soap manutacio.y of Messrs, Berling, Cam- jen, » Was entirely destroyed by fre last night, having been set on tire. They about $1,000 not covered Ly eurance. Mr. lias Kaighn, the owner of the building, loses $300. ‘The tales of stoek, the first board were: — $2,000 Penn 6's, 88; 70 do .#7 35: 4.006 Clom. 6's, V7, 05; 4 she, Mecbanies’ Bank, 2352 Kenn. de 100%. After Sales 168, 405,00 Reading fi 67, 143; 1.009 Pena. 38 ‘nt hecboa oft “angers enced tho reat ten men. information ba: Livat, Aikens to Capt The nest dy broug report that one other had boot Miled, aad that feare were entertained that Stewart (well known as abunter aod frhernen by the ay! ty’ hed alvo been killed by the sacce party of The wounded mae brough! In wee shot by am entered the beck bets aii the shoulder and eame out at the breaet, Che wece brought jn From the nature of the A the leagth of the time which elapsed before he eould reeel medical arieianer, it was thought he would rot reeover Friday one of the Kavger’, ma joligad, who iets ia the warning for the camp ot Calo Alto, returmed ia the ‘noon and stated tut be bed seen twomen—one os thought vasa Mexican apd ihe other ae Indian — about five miles from Corpus, who abot at bia with mitows, one of #hieb silghtly wounded him to the rit He snapped his pootols at them, both of which minted Ore, whee be eoncluded toreturm, Dhey mate ho attempt to purne hive We lenin. teys ihe houstom Telegrap’ of the 9 insteut. from @ geuilemau wh» arrived bately from the frontier, thet one ef the |) diane who sceompuaied Mr. Torrey op bis inet eapedition to b4 Paseo has returned, end reports thet @ terribly has weokon cat among the Western bard: of the Camapeber. aud bas swept cfs large number of the wartturs eBt vereral hed ebiets, |i ls reported that theie lead war ehied, Savta Anna. has ivilen « vietim bo this fat soourge One or to ludians, whe acted as grides for Dorey, #ere abiached on thele route to Fl Passo, nud died near the Hic Grande, The digeaye appoars to have been conirecte! ia tae Mextemn getttomen and was brought by the paries who were anyaged ri erenpe the €0 cholera or smell pox we bave Deva unable A letter row Laredo, of July 17th, eayarmtndian 4 dations have been feeyucnt of bate nod be! be eitat bw rempectable Mexiewos fifteen miles above the city sine. Wort areadsuny mutilated, brought to necor! in Harrisburg he wae waited apon io A wd tredwerd by tb creat guatlonen, abe elergy éf I! be y to tender you their re wm wo you thelr big! men, and for your the evils of Jaber to rrcure wilh be # guided ire the welfare and the prosperity of the people - Unite: And ter yourrelf, persowally, elt, We weloome you to our bore ead hope that your visit here and throughout our tah will be both pira~ end agreeable.” To this cadens General Taylor responded in the fel tee rds nk YOU. gentlemen, for your Kindness My iife tor more than forty yeers has been apewtoa the fronier of eur country. Wherever there has been the moet of berdehip and the most of , the govern- ment bar seen fit to require iy services; ro that | have indeed enjoyed opportunities of learning the herrors of War | bave vver perm averse bo war; and, im Mm, tatiline «il hostile powers, a8 iw advising with goverpment. | have ever advocated — measures, a ede pata al fora people to rejetee im vietory, but all the glories of victory eannet compensate for for the losses that come upon individvale Triumphs will mot 4 Dp to pareDts for the love of thelr sons, mor to the wife for the Joes ef her hosband. nor to the ebild for the Joes of ite parent. We most war home to the bearih-stone all ite But white to war, yee ee deelare to me shvaid be done te our State hes been this day, expe