The New York Herald Newspaper, September 3, 1849, Page 3

Whe Astor Place Miot—Trials ef the Ae euscd. ‘The September term of the Court of Sessions ie this city promises to be one of the most import- ant and interesting that has been held for many years past. In addition to the tnals of the awmerous parties who have been indicted by the Grend Jury for bringing about the mot at the Astor Place theatre, which resulted in the death of twenty-five persons aad the wounding of a great many more, several important hbel cases will, in all probability, be adjudicated, as well as an io- finite vanety of petty-larcenics, burglaries, main- Ings, woundings, and talse pretence cases. The petit jury that have been summoned for this term will, therefore, have their hands full; and we doubt very much whether they will be able to get through all the business thut 1s before them, before the term chall huve ended. Among the first cases that will be ealled for trial at this term, which commences this day, will, we understand, be those of the Astor Place sioters—of the noters who excited the mob on the melancholy night of the tenth of May list to at- tack the ftalian Opera House, and assail the mi- litary. Those trials have been anxiously waited fer by the publie; and the distriet atiorney owes it to bimeelf, to the friends and relatives of those who were shot down on that occasion, as well as to the whole community, to make a searehiag in- vestigation into the matter, ‘oad to proceed with as much celerity as is consistent with the ends of justice, and with the trial of the accu-ed parties. The Recorder, from metives of delicacy, will not ‘Wwe understand, preside on the beach during those tivls, which are expected to commence this morn- ing; ner would it perhaps be becoming in him to du 60, for be was at the scene of the slanghter, in hie official capacity, and exerted himself in pre- serving the pecce on the night referred to. Judge Baly will take his place—end from the character the charge which he delivered to the Grand Jury, when that bedy were abont to take the sub- yect into their consideration, we are satislied that, #0 far at least ag he 1s concerned, the law will be vindicated, end even and exact justice meted out to the accused. If we are not much mistaken, there will be some very strange developements made during the progress of these trials—developements uflecting as well the city authorities, throughjwhose waat of prudence where prudence would have been of avail, end through whose timidity and weakness, where energy and determmation would have pre- vented aay riot, the lamentable and deplorable ca- tastrophe, the deaths of twenty-five citizens and the wounding of a great many more, were caused. They succeeded ia staving off those trials tor a leng time, with the hope of eventually being able to stifle them entirely; bat the public indigaantly denounced all euch attempts, and demanded that the inals should be proceeded with. The coaduct ef the few upper ten who issued the Mucready eard, und their distributing tickets gratuitously to to go to the theatre and sustain Macready, as well as the rowdyrsin and raftianism ef these who incited the mob, and mdaced them, by examle and encouragement ‘to assuil the thea- tre and the military, will all, we hope, be exposed te the guze of the world. We are informed oa goed authority, that one of those persoas deliberate- ly prepared hnuself for the occasion—that he ehanged his apparel on the eveniog in question, with the view of disguising himeelf, and Likewise armed himself with two pistols and a short sword, no doubt with the premeditated design of using them and avoiding detection. All these matters, we hope, will be fully and clearly exposed to the public eye. We assume to be a people goveraed by lews of ovr own making. If these laws, which every well dispored citizen has an interest in maim- taining, have been broken, Int those who set the at nought, and who, 1m connection with the ineffi- eicavy of the éity authorities, directly pronght on that melaneloly catastrophe, be punished as thoee laws dircet. When all the testimony shall have been elicited, and the verdict of the jury rendered, the supreme tribunal of public opimion will after- wards pass ite judgyent on all coneerned. Ip another point of view these tnals are of the Rimost importance. Thet was the first time that the miliary bad beea called upon to fire ball car- trifgeson the citizeas—to take life in preserving the peace of the community. We owe it to posterity, wrefore, as weil as to the present generation, that the investigation should be as compreheasive and as clear as possible, so that future mayors, mag trates, and other municipal dignitaries may know the ground on whi troud, in case of a repe- tation of any such disturbances, and so that their duties may be clearly and defiaitely defined. We shull report these trials fally, from day to day, in the columns of the Herald, for the benefit ef our readers, Fioeeine in Tan Navy. opinion is ra, pidly arriving at the conelusion that the progress of eivilization, of the principles of hamanity, and the interest and promotion of that braneh of the public servies, demand that flogging shall cease to be in- flicted on the marines of the American navy. The propriety of putting en end to this brutal and de- gracing punishment, has been zealously discussed throughout the country for a year or two past, and if we are not much mistaken, it will be certainly abolished during the next session of Congress, and ‘a better and more efficicat system adopted ia its stead. Flogging in the navy would have been dispeased with Jong since, but for the influence of a clique of old fogics connected with the service, whose ideas ‘on this, and al:nost all other eubjeets, are completely behind the age. They imagine, we euppoer, that because the sattan was freely uséd in seademies and echools when they were youngsters, by pa- tents in rearing their childrea, and that the use of the eat prevailed in the navy whea they joined it, that therefore flogging can’t be dispensed with, without manifest injury to the services. This kind of argument will not do, They forget, or do not know, that the rattan has loag since been driven at of echools and seminaries of learning—that parenis use moral suasion and kinduwess instead of the rattan in bringing up their children, and that yh the penitentiaries and state-prisons throughout the country, the whip is seldom or ever used.— Other and more effectual meens of pumshing the disobedient or unruly, are adopted—the principa one of which is, in state prisons, the shower-bath, the use of whichdoes not degrade aman in hi own estimation or that of his fellows, which do not leave its stripes and marks after it, and which has never failed to bring the most incorrigible or an- rvly reprobate to terms and submission, few requir ing more than a second application, Why could got a similar system of punchment be adopted in the navy 1 The old fogies referred to, would per. haps denounce it at onee, as childish, and asa use- less punishment, bat the ex; nce of our state sons shows the reverse. Iida notorious that two-thirds, if net more, of the marines in the American navy are foreigners, whe have been cast on our ehores penniless and homeless, and who are induced to resort to it by the pressure of empty stomachs. How is it that Ameri« eans will pot enlist m the service 1 Because, as we firmly believe, the burberons lash is resorted to on every oveasion. Free-born Americans will not Place themeelves in a situation, in which, for a trivial offence, unintended and uapremerditated, per- haps, they would be liable to be seized, tied to a gun, ‘and sufirr the degrading punishment of the cat-o'. pine-tails, It has also been proved that that mode of punishment can be dispensed with. It was proved in the squadron which Commodore Stockton commanded in the Pacific, daring the war with Mexico. |uring the whole ersise, if we are cor- rectly informed, the lash was not resorted to single inetance, and yet there wae no want ot eipline—no disobedience of orders. On the con. squadron wae in the higher? state of efficieney during the whole cruise, the men per- | formed their duties cheerfully, obeyed their orders implicitiy, and a feeling of kindness and brother- | hood pervaded the whole squadron. Here is an | argument which completely upsets the sophistry of those who obstinately contend that flogging is essential as an example and punishment, for the preservation of discipline on board our national veesels. | We trost that Congress will not heed the in- , fluence which those eld fogies will, no doubt, briag to bear on them when this question comes before | them for iegislution. {f they consult their own | con mon sense, und give due weight to popular opinion, so often and so freely expressed during | the last two years, they will not hesitate to pass a Jaw prohibiting the use of the cat in the American navy. Acciorst ro THe Crescsst City.—The steamer Creseent City, which sailed on Saturday atternoon for Chagres, returaed about pine o’cleck the same evening, in consequence of an accident which happened to her machinery after she passed Sandy Hook, She east anchor at Bedloe’s Island, where she luy last night. The accident is not serious, and it isprobable that she will be able to sail to-day. Oty Intelligence, THE MEETING OF THE COMMON COUNCIL. This evening the members of both boards of the Common Couneil resume their labors after the reeess, Returping from the watering places, refreshed like giants with new wine,” they will despatsh the peti- tions, memorials, reports, correspoudence,and all other business with rapidity and energy. The purifying influence of the sea breezes will be found to have reached even the inuer man,” and jobbing aad ail such abominations will be spurned ky one and all of the city fathers. ‘The path of duty will be followed with « single eye, and an inflexibility of purpose truly amazing. ‘There will be no regard to self at all, but the intereste of the dear people. who placed the Alder. men and Avtistunt Aldermen where they are, will be the sole object of their solicitude, Thetr politieal gra titude does not come under the dedaition, “a lively tense of favors yet to come,” but a deep ssnse of bei fits already conferred. There will be no long winded tpocehes, all * sound and fury, signifying nothing.” — Every wan willepesk to the point, and oaly say what is to the purpore, and the demeanor of members to each cther will be most reepectfal aud digaifud.— Among the important questi+ns to be bronght | under the consideration of the bratns-carriers, of the eity will be the extension of the Hadson River Railroad to Chambers street. Whether the taerehants aud others, whore business pleces are down town, will ave to walk up te Caual street. cr go to the teouble ed eXpepre Of a secund cenveyance to briug taom that far, inetend of geiting mto the cars at once at | Chambers ettect. Anetber public stiua wili be, whether the purchare. for a new cemetery, of Berrian’s Island, eovsisting of 23 acres, and ® partof the main lend, Cousisting of 45, im all 68 eerss, for the very v pum of $20,000, will be coutirmed, (hit the purchase Das setaally buen made, snbj the sauetion of the eity tathers, Will they sanetion I+ it eutticleouy large for 4 barytog ground ? sible in the bard Irest of winter? Can tue peo- | tUme,aceompany the remains of thetr deceased | Asit is pot in this couaty, eanoct the Telativer ? fupitary authorities of the county im which the land in situate preveot buriais there?” fe it quite legal for the corporation to purchase ground out of the eounty of the city of New York ; for iastauce. could they pute chuse it at Buifalo? If ail these questions are satis. fuctorily diopored of, there is snother—is the proposed rice a fairone? Lastly, the aifair between Alderman ely, of the Sixth Ward, aud the pales uaa, who ehurges the worthy alderman with locking him up in privon, merely to show his power, upon a quarrel urieing between them, and after tive hours’ ineareera- tow. releasing him, alo toshow hie power? tis sald a civil sult ha» Leen commenced. There ig a ramor of @ Motien for a committee to enquire iato these charges; but the alderman stotes he will dewand tuyestigation himeit, Ybus, it will be reea, that weighty and im- | portant affairs of eity government are to come before | the judges. | Fine Broanwar --Yesterday morning. at aquar- | ter past 2 o'clock. w tire was discovered in the second story of ihe buiiding No 008 Broadway, near Nibio's Garden. It belongs to Slicer & Ml vehon, who cecupy the basement as iivery etables. Tho story where the the origipated was ured asan exhibition room, aud sa- cred dinvmas, one of which ts called the * Delug wee exhibited there on Saturday eventag Cll half past b o'clock, when the place was closed by the preprivtur, | Mr, Walker, From the time the tire was fret seen till the whole room Was enveloped in dames, appeared bute very thort Umeindeod ‘The firemen aad engiaes how- or were quiekly on the spot, aud but for theie tiacly aid great damage would bave ensued, vot Only to that building bet to the buildings at either mde. it was net tilt 5 o'clock that the thames were subdued; and even ro late an 5 o'eluck they broke out agaia, and it was necersary to cerry water up ia buckets to extloguish them The injury is very considerable, The entire Giorama, and all thet belonged to it, w: usamed. ‘The seate that wi fitted up, and all the furni- ture of the room was darned, tgcesher with tho udow sashes, aud the fluor partially. The beams supporting the floor overhead. and the floor itself ato 60 much damaged us bo be useless. The tire entire. ly penetrated througb in one place, aud communieated with the window fames, aud buroed them also. Dicromas bad been paroting im this room, and ¢ were much jojured he rooms and walis of the buiid- ingtbave alo sulfered. The tre did not reach the | Jower pert of the builal: How it originated is known, uuless thetit is believed to be the act of m proprietor ot the panorama states thi ighte aco the medium, or board, in which th gas pipes were juserted went on fire from (he heat of the | sbed betot the exbibition, but he says he saw that extioguishe ‘The lors to the building ix raid vo beabout $2000, leis inpured for more thaw that amount, ot ineured, Captain Voorbis and Assistant Cap’ Dilke, of the 15th ward, with some men, Captain Seat. Wi and Arietant Capt Duon, of the 14th ward, with | welild, of th ‘0 in mer. Puttick MeCudden aud James ¢ itr- arrested for disturbing the peaee and as- faulting the members of Hook aud Ladder Co. No. 4, while ut the fre. They are two of the gang known as the Rock Boys, who wail with stones ead other mis- files various fire companies ia going to and retarulag from tires They were commitied by Justice Usborne. Wantine Preranations.—The fear of the Cuba ops ration bas rraliy gat’ d the Vabinet. The rere- ue frvice le ou the gut tree, and every means has besa PUL WO requisition to prevent the beiligeremts passing oUt of this port. The revenue eutter stationed here hae been and48 now, placed im the mest favorable po- fition to prevent the egress of evil disposed persons, who, beviug Bo fear for themselves, or the laws. aro prepered to go bs“ Beek oF nothing.” for agarxation, There che Her, anchored an evidence of the energy of the prevent ¢ ad eager for the fray. What anefort! Four Liewlensnts, and one dowen men sad the mighty city of New cipation in the forey anticipated in Daarn ov ax Canxoww Maw —The Coroner last even- ing held ap inquest at the porter house, No. 19 West of ao aukovwa ry Coyle, on the body \deuly ut © glass of brandy, him. but, before tating up the and exp! bie person by wateh the eorener ctw 4 @orriete bie The deceased was eoved In ® pled commer cont, brow bieck velvet vest, thin oaifekin bees, By} prared to be aoove 55 years of age. ence of the heart.’’ { Micher! Lalor was arrested on Saturday, for # violation Sanit dy cilleer Deine oh Lith ww | of the city ordinances, in throwing strow in the surest and setting it on tre. 1 § Krocarn Dows ny 4 Srack=Jobm MeGoren ~ eked deen by @ stage. at two 0 eloek on Satuc ernoon in Greenwiel street, and was cone! terably rt. Beoxr. nie Srortoen Br ane —Franels Dillon fell yen- terdey in Kobinson strevt and broke bis eboutder blade when he was brought to the station hovee of the Fhird | ward, and bad it ret by Dr Jones, um rom Wart asp Paroscre.— Am inquest was eld yesterday, by Coroner Waters, upon the body of | woman, found lying in the beek basement of 275 Mott street, about 1 o'elock. Verdiot—" Death from want and exposure. Dean ferent Fous About half past six o'cloek, on Saturday evening, sn infant ove mouwh oid was 4 eu. by Sergeant » ot the eorver of Thirty oth TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. #@ Telegraphic operations are suspended on Sundays upon all except the New York and Wash- ington and the New York and Boston lines—the former of which did not work well last night, and closed early; while the latter closed at eaght o’cleck, as usual. Arrest of a Robber and Recovery ef Jew= elry—The Onto River. Cincinnati, September 1, 1849. ‘A man was arrested in this eity. to-day. on the charge of robbirg a jewelry establishment in Detroit, Michi- gan Four thousand dollars’ worth of jewelry was found among bis buggage. The Ohio river is slowly rising. There isa depth of four feet of water in the channel at Louisville, The Progress of tne Cho IN THIS CITY. Mayor's Orrici New York, September 2—12 M. } ‘The Sanitary Committee of this city report 8 deaths of eholera. ar having oecurred during the last 24 hours; ef which 4 were from hospitals, and 4 in private prae tee, THE MORTALITY FOR THE LAST THREE MONTHS. In the Sunday Herald, we published, as usual, the City Inepector’s report of deaths for tho week, with the weekly summery of the daily reports of the Board of Health Aceording to the latter. the sum total of deaths by cholera was 121; but the City luspeetor’s Teport makes the number 171, ‘The following is resume of the report :— 1 deaths jer the week. 6 by cholera, Deethe by other dive uses of the bowels: Deaths by all other disears..... Denthe of natives of the United States. Deaths of patives of Ireland. . Deaths of watives of all other countries ¥ 637 by are now only twenty-five per cent of the Sbale ssuwtality, judhend of belay fifty per cent, when the diveuse was at its climax, the general mortaliti deing 1 469 deaths in the week, and cholera being nie | ‘The deaths by coelera for the last week are not one fourth of tbat number It is worthy of remark, by ever, that deaths by cholera and other diseases of the bowels, when added together, still eoustitute tho ma | + 326 | The following table will ‘exhibit the tween the cholera reports of the Hoard of Heulth, and | City Inspector, for the Inst three months :— Boanp or Hxaurn, Ory Lyarector. Week ending Weekending De June 2 June a. 280 Total difference Im the reports eae od hus the enormous nuinber of 4.089, or with in 11 of 6 (00 deaths by eh: in three months, which, at the same rate for the remaining nine months, would exeved the entire mortality of last year by twenty per cent. Subjoined. is the average number of deaths per day for each week, from the eoumencoment of the disease, Total seve eevee ess 2803 eviculaied upon the basis of the City luspeetor's re: |” Week Ending July 21. 96 Daily sHorrages 102 « 66-7 The following table will exhibit the gen: thi the by eholer u eter at three o'el: jest three months :— + 98 6-7 | 2 60 3-7 | Week ending Jone 2..... Sept. 1.. O87 817-31 A glance t this tablo will show that the temperature has bed vo iufluenee upon the cholera. ‘The following table will ee:apare the general mor- upd months, and the corresponding o + OT ll.ood Pay al Difference in tho 3 onthe of last year and this....7,272 | ‘This is mendous difference in the mortalicy of the past and the present year. for the months of Jane. July. end Avgurt. If the rame ratio continued fora rer, we should bave @ rerult of 40012 deaths whieh would be nearly thriee the mortality of lact year. or 1 in every }0 of ibe population—in fact. aliteral deeimation of the iu habitamts ot New York, But, thank ( ie # moathed and decided change for the Letter. BY THE Tevehty Now Haven, Ot... Celombus, 0, . ondway, where Price J) conta, Warr ohree! ean be bad bist -Treatlon on tos’ Byes A Suit of Clothes to Order —G H. Clarke, 16 Wii having received bis Call govla, igtoems eatirene at Ms prices for wlacd French Cloth Drese or Frock Coats is $15; Dorakin Pours. 5; Sain bone $3 & Hat feenurel) meme tame fer the rensen, 749 | biehas opened the ody there | MAILS. | De petse’ with ph} ereditors of that revenue on the 28th porti Lier upon spreie pe oder that their smount, | the bardens with which aay be devoted to the t of the dividends aud the sinkiog fund of the foreign debt, & To ratisty the arrears of interest at the rate of 34 per cent. per annum. from the Ist of July, 1346, to the sume dace in 1849. 4.000.000 of Aollars shall be devoted frow the American indemuity, to be taken proportion. ally ip third parts from the portion not yet reo overed, G without peyment of tresh interest on che part of Mexico. 4 Mexico shall wake the payment mentione: preceding article, at the favorable exchange the dollar 1 said 400,000 of dollars, at the above men- exohangr of 46d, should not suffice to satisty the smount of the interest at 315 Rt cout per annum, which has beeome due from the Ist of July 181%, to the sawe dute iu 184%. the defeit shall be given up by the bovdbolders in favor of Mexico. 6. The permission to import raw cotton, whieb the overpment gave to the creditors on the Wich July, Fadr'to the amount of 660 000 dollars, ia payun ot of the sums whieh belonged to them, and were abstracted hom the maritime custem hoaves of Vera Croz and Tampico. remains dotinitively for the acoount of the creditors, whatever inay be the loss at which they may Teallge it ‘The difference of the interest from. the lat of pr 1846, to the same date in 1859. at the rate of 115 percent per anon, or altogether 1043 per eent., ts ceded to Mexico in feta, and without ground for any fature claim on the part «f the bonduoliers of the forvign debt, 8 In compensation for this cession, the government othe bendbelders $/0).000 from tho Ameriean udempity, pavable proportionally by tbird parts in each of the portions which are still pending recovery; whieh som of $500,000 shall be devoted to the intervst alresdy become due. and pot paid 9 If,im the period Which elapses between the Ist of July, 1649. and the Ist of suly, 1959, the dividends are Dot paid at the rate of 445 por cent on their becoming due. it shall be at the choiew of the bondholders to an- pol the prevent contract, aud they shall re-assume their actual rights 10 On the Ist of January, 1859. the government of Mexico. und the commissiouer of the bondholders, shall make fresh arrangements for the payment of dividends porterior to the Ist of July, 1854, more or less favorabie, sccording to the state in which the republiy then hap- | bens to be 11. The present arrangoment shall not exnso to Mexico ary expevee for printing new bonds. or for any ther outlay ar cig from commissions, brokerages, &e , which may bave to take place in England, with refe- renee to the said arrangement 12 All the stipulations of the preceding articles are subject Le the ratifieation and approbation of the Mexi- eun Congress, and of the g: neral meeting of bondhold- ers of the foreign debt FRANCIS%O Di ARR ANGOIZ. WM. P. ROBERTSON. Mexieo, July 6, 1849, EDVEMTISEMENTS RENKWEO BVEBY DAY, Answers to Adi ements SPECIAL NOTICES O INVALIDS—AN ESTABLISH! oth of Ostobes, Finvalids on the passuge y for the wil moderal wlars, address t OKT THAT DOC OKCROPT ed (own aud ran over a lady in Grand street, om int, is nob correct, ast have every reason to port iy faiee; the report being made oa te re= en not acquainted w dogtor, | MCRINNGE 3th District. OP MARYLAND.—NOTICE 13 HERESY ston the Ist of October next, tweaty-tive per Cot che prinetpal of the Stoek of this Stare, whica was sted 1M purevance of an aes passed at Devember soss 5 oaptor 28. will be paud at the Loas Otbee in elGuy oF wick day cued portion of sald Stock will eease ty boar basvRY eres! 1b. CLAUD: i Seapolts, Yat Aug. 1849, Srey SPORTING. Renan sr coda a nght togetl ‘Thursday, TR ay 809M BO tho wports N.B~Dingle's cctebrated Bra. a Ba JORL PARK = TING Poet: rr esen ars acca w 4 will be in atcond ONKLIN, Propeiscr. Hs ‘on mile on oF before thy, t WM. FONNEM, EDUC ATION, W's PLBOOL FOR YOUNG L. Ph wall re- ope ADIES, ou the 7th ef TIStTING TEACHER.—A Laby, 0 UAVs DAILY trvetion in the following brane ation, emg~ Frew 4 bi os and Dy TAY O'S CLAS. Brosdira aday, Se plarnber W. ockwood, 41 Beas re be ay; Miller, Broadw Brcadwey, at the sehoul-room, 1th rtreet, near Uw ANGUISH AND MERCANTIL 4 Math Avenue, corner of eat.—Mr. € owing b Re ding Moning. ‘depie a. vr te fustruetion giv em A r of the . *, instremente, as 405 Broadway, Grond street SUEY Tenet Mier aed farniiice ate ope ef the wm wer For terms, ‘a nce of pupils mow ope on ten Ct lonadl: tthe Acndemy. ANTPD—A GENTLEMAN OX to adopt & beaatifol female ehald » be browght te the residemes of aw, opt th by od iene ererd to, ANTLD On AMPLE SECURITY w* morthe, ) Wises mls old, wh Fem #0 Wishes to aline name and en etl be w ing » Berald. Ofer SIX OR Eight ap f, that pin My and yecem pursed. ee COMMEKUIAL AFF AIRE MONEY MARKET. Sunday, Sept, 2-8 1°. 1. ‘The stock marbet last week was not very buoyant or netive, Weannex « few quotations of shares sold on Saturday, the 25:h ult., compared with the prices ob- yesterday QUOTETIONS OF fircot and Second j een & * is" Fours Drowsrn —A little girl, named Pilzabeth poy Reover, about eight years of age, was found drowned — o yorterday, at the fout of Clarke street. } 7 z= = t oe Notice to the Publte. | bY We understand that a nun named MeDowgall bs eat- hy eeting rubseriptions in Canada, and Win, A. Cornwall, | im the interior of this State, for the New Verk Hereid. They bave no authority to obtain « single subsoriber, or to reeetve a eent on our account. We never before Beard of helougail but Cornwall was once our eorres- pomdent in Albany; he eeser«, however, some time eines, to wet in tbat eapasity. Fashionahic Ontfitting Ke- tebiiecmeens 0, Stet ly Ceibas Smee, Pamrennels Benennres, to tranetemt © ist tam the citieeee of Tana It 18 to be even that gov remnant 90 arities fell off 2, Pennevivania fives \. This dectine fs to be attributed, in part, to the dimiviehed demand in the Eurepean markets, and in part to the withdrawal of MPRT PRTWERN THe Mecican Misieten oF F sance, Dow Francisco pp Agnancotr, ano the Aorrr yy ’ ng a or THe Exctint Dewr, Was. P. on 1 From am the ‘Ist of Jnly, 1946. till the rame date in 1850, the interest of t debt rhail be 3\. per cont instead of 5 per eent. per annum. Coe for thie diminution the go- @rigoments of Bien the matd boudbulders, besides tne sh they are setually in end whieh consist of the export daty on # Mexican es of the Paettic ; of the firth part of the duties paid the oustem wen of Vera Cran and Tompieo de Tamaulipas, and of the eum arisiog from the tebaceo revenge, which Is aesigoed to the bond beldere by the Oth article of the errengement cou- verpment giver D—A LADY IN Di Tew of rome him, if desired. by othe ariount. im Addrons Sa ont two day idemvial, J AxtED. BY AN AWPHIOAN ae = Wash af Nowe B TY LADIES LIVING IN BROOKLYN. —A Yeung Eevtel Girl, of rene respectability, wishes foe a jem As Reamstress, syd t: take charge of ehiliren. Mas > pea four yenes in ha I t Aituation. to whieh sneeam veler for ible tee bike aT tien anobinet age aphey, ch Warren # rort, «MAN OF STEADY agits or world 4p citation as Tauneny Moe tel, 168 ANTED-A ATUATION BY A RESPECTABLE evok, wah and irom, net todo the he ts roud washer ana trower Be im object! te Ny belptedueed. Please all Ww ANTRD-A aft TUATION, BY A KESPROTADLE « evtande bet vodaeng), a8 c of yeterengen . Te seen at No. ice Reve sivear. fos sheen drys meena Wor, RS Browd ay, pormanen Frectebir patronage, f REENES® AGENCY PUR DOMESTIUS, No Re finder 'he myvat pe Nying Tamiliew and out unuey N Are Fequestom to eall, fuamiobed 9y et plo cvem a9 aber by mail must be poate | Paid, or they will not be taken from the Post Ofc. | i gentiomen's | fox or twee | ee ae AMUSE MEN! wwe GARDEN. — MONDAY BT RNIN , Sane ‘entertainments will commence with a Gi oh AMUSEMEN ts. eee ern mnnen OW weer fi TBEATKE.—T. 3, eee aa taal PROPRIE- BE. Stevens, Stage Manager. Nis 3 September '3 will “be sted aise fore. Alar which, he “Mac! Wallach, jes Muodat | BERTAND BERTRAND qe Mrs. J, ; Ravel; Clow . Admission 0 ee menseat 8 prosisely. perfn Nia, Signeeinw vultion iia Novelli Cleuilde, bigcors ‘Avagadro: Flavio, 8 Piemer tert, Doors ue at 7, to beciw at half pawd 7. Cirele and Par i, Pauly aud Third Circles, 00 coats ‘T. Johnston; The Gretna To copelude wy ES—Jack Wa Br. vse Tar Jeremiah e. 200, Dass, Brongham; Patty Ler nel Splendid Vertioul Wheels tote With cexponta. “Peruvian Gross; Woelkcte with win Indian Prlmetto: & wish eximaos Sploa td perfor: 4 nacces » and every et owiug abd o'elook.— Fhe j Brotene to his Dastons am among walsh oe Bs Con atrtator, twenty fea aH reo Inehes ia Te has anee avd Colored Batrery; Rockets with orimson, green na. (irs. Peruvian Rove; Parachute Rookets with grown Tribute of Ceres and Pols Dy Varnohnte Rockets and green stars. Inde with Kayptian Pyramida, oF Monument to Pharaoh. Admission tickets, 25 cents. Cars eyed stages pare the door every S minwten. A space bas bven sleeved to accommodate 2000 person SASTLE GARDEN.—LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF THR gloricas Summer Poter.—P nce hare of theta- Tented Sax fy vt of Mlle, Lo- varroy, Mise Jutia Miles Me Tami vv Stoupel, who Will apprar every might in the Grand Promenade Concerts, pated, fire! length, and ‘twenty only just arrived e enptured hy ffreen men. fe tergoet ue store, yp vimal, ‘Owe am “ anni a elt be ius talonded whieh will be fullowed by the noual Suxamer Balls, in wuiel u aa i visiters fone ae © [riviloge of joiniy¢ in the varions Cotillons, , W the mueio of seapital ball baud. Gnd decorations. A e4, wingers, dancers, roweuved bY wighteun lax Porformsaces evory night—to Extra portormance every Sabarday dies of ur rivalled attractlo dommence at So ‘aloek. at So'clock, . is engared, oarelol y ja the Union, a Breuer during (he seo in enmouneing the eugageu en © The most populs wing talente porular eoulle singer: Mr will preside at the piano, “al mised Hence at a goaster pate o'clock, pre whe cents. Lo som MISCHLLAN KOUS, Se NY TO ADOPT A (only four month: rinuity by addres t oiice, coruer ibrow PERSON WISUING hearty female a h fonts, wich the e« siveation is very heal the eity, aud they would to Doctor, Bran jal street. ved up in eup ca Monday und - rs SBRu! b— Po’ Sale a OADW AY MOTEL int S HOUSE, FROM 1's VaRY des Syl 06: he Utry Hall, the Par, aed Peuntain, smity of 2 coe places of buslve ns ing the wity. wh Mr " Wuriness oF pienoute, hotel in toceiry. THURSDAY & 4 bock containing Surgioal Tnairu 16 cse bo aRY perton bat the ow rally rewarded by lewving itt wINbow saves, Fo to anit purchase dow Blade deal USt-ON some pap The finder will be re LAG oy ATION. NDID LARGE ENG A Av ING THE SUI exibers are now puslishing an % Roaraviag of a of the K ved in Che Lightot style of art, by dokn Sar dobrated s largo "re, alley of heaey 1npression Aud will bo fur> 320; VOLNELIUS' FATENT S0uAR LAMPS, Candelabras, Chas .2e yin ormulu, sted, the finest tiated wee « in ry 1 cop: Trrenty eu bora of Com cregat by uniting topether aud 1 ¢ olabe, eee obsain this mort tune at only ad & belt $ unding the bed ot d gures, Poprose. ting the tlio ond stork holders, will thee afver proved (9 bring tts alclose. In'the wean 1 persona, in oity holding apy of its notes of biNs, oF having oa claims or demands egainae the Inte Bank, ate reqnestel ty we fur pe #f tho Frne’oes, rark Place, in the « . Office hours from seeks Po totaM Te a8 te ys Ren: date Browse orge Whitheld, Kev Jon Erg, one of the executors hitehead, Mr. Worley" phy sic s to Dr. Whiteead A Jeane: JON GORGE JON B AVON Arak: SERSLY, Hoses Teen, Gh BCU GERT, | Trastecs. The Bogtaving dy mail withort sa JALITORN 1% —JUST PURLT }4s PRICK oRNrs, The & bt t 1 Phrase Boo! M i hry peioens bave aoe oh Roel te cose lant aocosta, cut of Bock, Newspaper, ona Ornamental Type Bordering, Re, which they ars prepared to soll duced nm approved paper, at FEW MEDIOAL GOGKS— A COMPLERE PRACTIONL work, on the nniore aad ereat divencen, y 8, are tas jetores, oud all k D be thoms v0 those used | # dveabilicy. «Br rdar ing, Me by impro oo Si. Tor vale at d Sresdway, and 09 the mcwnt ¢ nse WNNEN SON Cornet ad ‘A wew desivery about thet Nasa, wen Wook will be ‘forued and ready for t of November, 1% <1, Berton begs Ww aogiaiue fa ing hat they will fivd this Hotel partioulagly = | eigitle en ‘account of ive 9 the Palaeo and the } Parks; and . | partof the DEV GOODS, ae EW FALL GOUDS+G. STEWAKT, 40 y axoav v AY, Tetween Conal and Grand stro eyleneie sreortinent of Bilke, Shmwisy Treqeh tering tillaa, 10 enses French embro s rm Musa ged Lee Caper, ad © y thing ia doe Teh excretingly m expreeser by fetell bane iderod | UL. Featon ie No. 12 Pavk ee. He Trewad, Bit wad Kid cr we ane worthy eetaiianment. t ation fi XD DEPOT DR CORSETS FRANC V8 —CO to Virhs, mew pattern W Tanblonabte tatoos snore’ aud pacetas for the forum, aa woll na F f the siberty th ford in the wovewent of the pervom who mates ‘To ve had wnly of Madtine Prospere White ard Wather etreste. N,B—The facies wal for wuraing, wewly arrived steamboats, theatves, Ke. above hotel, whist a boording bynes, ies 04; dinuer, 20: rerranes, Ia. FRANK ULE a CUkev—vA clus KR AROIES tered and pute! ine potive for t ud w me have ben fy Viet Wave yet tees die ball” whe Woustht » TASS be the lowest marie 1, Fringe, tar Felon, | REMEDY THAT. have hte | diseases of t | very neotil bamatted by: om av deat, ook es ope 1y Canes of ton mal CHR aly Fearn” ave bad declared (he cae veyoud whe mi the Cine att Tequiree ] fue ies 0a, It at outs reparation Wien te Waar vohly dvace ves, * ale, when on © ‘also these thabare ct h n(n ite eanty stages, sg etacding ): cake wored by baile med! aro ainaye loss signed L BUTTS, Lolesale and rovsil, by Mesary AO. | etreet, comme ref Willem; 273 Drounds 2, sonnet cf Choos stewns Peuait eteher euggiee vue! whe United States and Canada een | SSE nn Py o SPECT $5 REWARD —/BFE MIP vore, as vaCt. al petierm eand; ies, hasty one ona fa dhe Ue., tap aghows Find, 109 gre ola eonmet plieation t PCTION BER -TL RSDAY and the pope the Sales 2 serr, No. Wi Brooklyn, » large and eneral @ cal many are enty! { rae by CFB. Ring, Wa Urontway, eves do TUL AND MULTIPLY, 184 huald be ehoertaily obeyed by the ch , Ter tomale and male, be Lersevtes Juno Cort erentive Blvai at acction for it We tale place, ae wena, Freard te wether. these ot pot ie bo rei one offered at suctt Feesived om avy term Pill ind ie to weit an 1 oud remedy fo itisacertnin cure for a: ieago the disel prowiess valae . Caution —This edlobrated Salers, the fac simile signature of ie) We on the wreDper bu stews’, Now York. ARSALES Ke. ervtinucs {monday tad Wednosdny, at 12 sola dwt desea” bale er ree < Fuse tabs one sen & Co. (ibe ©f each bowel, Prive a vice: oT ALIN, AUTGOR OF THE “PRACTICAL Pate vate Treatiee,” Ureemwicn ste: A + oe yt on. Bille prem pul pai, tt, it genet. \ierss Mt A‘ PMWODATION TINE FOR Paitave PUTA, VIA Cape May, for Freight and Passengers. —Uabia RY) *” cite, sommodious steamer veel Rit R. FAWCRIT_CAN BB CONFIDENTI+LLY CO% ee, 31 Dey street, all private a eka te Be goa of tenutig are direct, trow b bs September, at saree © mitt, mithous tone toamer @| Sime tor che U. 8. nei wad teumsce of Ortoboe bet Passage te ibe after saloon, pteorage.. Freight on specie one pe foot. Bight eubte fee of ger the culte feet, foe tens paid a CURE NO Pax. ts CORBITT, | 1 DUANR st, ‘bo consulted on the treatment of corals delicate forene WARD & SON, 31 Mreatway. RST at of Oww ny Wall oper ved the im: City, and teers |