The New York Herald Newspaper, September 16, 1849, Page 4

satied up a small portion of Lay Kyat and | ox- im! tower sa re. for canal gommieivact, la fai. su" be contested. At present fave but one ve wcanlee lesen 1s $0 ee im the board, and the comlog bis Should the demovrats carry the dey will clean board. Duriog the comtur winter the 8 to be divided into senatorial aud congressional . of course. that will make a struggle of being gerrymandored by the im this tection of the Stato is very » Fe fresa-«! r-y~ @arieg the summer have deen favorable. and vegetation of all kinds is ae Toronto, C. W., Sept. 8, 1849. Affairs in Canada West— Movement of the Gaver- or General—Sir Allan McNub—The Disap- Pointment of Lord Elgin—Theatricals, c., &¢- Her Majesty’s lieges in Toronto were somewhat ‘estomshed on Wednesday evening, by the news that Lord Elgin had at Inst emerged froin his her- mitage at Monklands, and embarked at Lachine, on board the mail boat Highlander, en route for Niagara Falls. It afterwards tranepired that the reason of thi hasty departure was a desire on the part of Loid Ki, in to meet and converse with Ge- neral Taylor on the subject of the reciprocity bill, now #0 keenly agitated on this side of line 45—not, asgwas sx d atthe Fallson Tuesday, on the sub- ject of annexation. His lordship’s design, what- ever it may have been, was, however, rather un- fortunstely frustrated, as General Taylor was to leave the Fall. for Poff lo. oa thener forthe Avon Springs, on Thursday morning; whereas the Gic- vernor General could only reach the Falls to-day. Thus far, we Torentonians have seen no traces of Fis lordehip; but Llearaed to dav from a gentle- man who wag one of hos Excellency’s fellow pas- ornacte on board the Highlander, that H. M. steam- Cherokee met that boat at Prescott, a quiet ibe town some thirteen miles below Brockville, and took the Governor General on board. At Brockville, 1 am told, two huge black flags had been hoisted on the « ‘harf, and. some two or three bundred roffians, armed with sticks and stones, were mar=bulled, ready to soi it they were un- able personally to molest. the representative of their queen. To escape these polite and delicate attentions, the Cherokee crossed over to the Ame- rican side, and quietly pursued the even tenor of her way under shelter of your friendly shores, to the great chagrin and disappointment of the Brock- villeian have been arable to glean any fur- ther particulars of Lord E "8 progress; it is re- rted that the Cherokee did not stop at Kingstoo, Bor went on direct for the Falls, The Governor Generat will pay a visit to Toronto in the course of a few dave, and we shall give him a@ hearty aud enthusiastic receotion. The tories are a numerous body in the cities and towns, and they know well how to bluster and make a noise ; but the farmers—the bone »nd sinew of the conna- try—go heart ard hand with the Governor on the question Istrly in dixyute, and they will flock into Toronto by thensands, on a moment's notices armed, if needs be—to receive him. We are all so much occupied warching the movements of the Jovernor, and preparing for his reception, that litt'e else is thought of. The arrangements for printing the Canadian [a- ent are neatly completed, and the first num- ber will issue in about three weeks from this time. Ita apoearance 1s aaxiously looked for, and will he hailed as the commencement of a new era in the history of Cansda Poor Sir Allan McNab passed through this city the day before yenterdax, on ine way co Dantara Cagtle, on bis ra trom his bootless missian to Ea: land. | {thas heen a failure in every way—the gallant knivht | aving even failed to win the heart of that tempting heiress, Miss Burdett Coutts, by hie portly charms. This is the leader of one of the grrat Canadivn parties! Heaven bless us! The weather is cool and pleasant, and the cho- Jera has almost disappeared. Cannotyon persuade some of your numerous readers to pay usa visit here? They will find this a very pleasant, healthy, and hospitable city. To any who may be so in- clined, 1 would strongly recommend Marphy’s Were Hotel, asa quiet and comfortable house to stop at. Those charming artistes, Signora Ciocca and Signor Neri, arrived here to-day ‘They open on Monday evening, at the Theatre nes Arat S.—I have just Irarned, by a telegraphiz de- ich, that General Taylor has already reached i lumore. So the Governor General will be dis- appointed of serivg bim. His lordship slept in Kingston last night. There appears to have been no disturbance. Our Jamaica ‘orresponde Tie Colorvat Leeist-ture~ The Question Before it Empire City, $e , $e. $e. Kisoaron, Jamaica, Sept. 5, 1849. ‘The Legislature of the irland is to assemble to-day, for the first time a’ter tho general election, The financial condition of the country ix mort embarrassed ‘with little hope of a better state of things being estad- lished. It seems that, in the course of the Inst session, ‘the former house of Assembly passed a bill te reduce the expen Jiture of the Island to the altered moans of the inhabitants This bill was forwarded in due course to the Council, the seooxd branch of the Legislature for their assent; but they unanimously rejec the plea that it sought to foterfere with the “vosted rights” of per.ovr, soured to them by a permanent act <Hthe colony, The real eaure of their rejecting the Dill, however, is, that it cootemplated considerabl ductions in the enlaries of the honorable councill themselves, who are the recipients of public moneys various capocitier ax public oficers The tat the want of sympathy on the part tor the suffering of the people of the of whom are redaced to positive begeary; The it. on ree pe with the | ounell quence [a this p two dranohes 1 me time, and at le removed from it by Sir (harles Grey. the Who disrolvedt the ly extled, and th frien the ” wernor, A new [louse has thero- fore bee eo exited Little doubt, that « similar meavure to that introduced by the tate I and rejected by the Counel, would be again by ugh forward. in the event of whic olution will follow There is rather @ strong party in the Assembly, favorable tothe Council. but th ‘ity itier she will be on f the people and for eupp ork ) probably, anot tly was healthy. and the weath tote plemeant; batia the byw Landa the heat *as very great; there had boon fe raloe. bet they were © The Fopire ¢ ity ar * Kingston (1a) on the Ath inetent and supplied the Jaroates press with Ene wopean intelligence. t#o dave later than that rece! fn the islena by the English packet. whieh arriv te of Y there a day or two before her Che p are Dighly pleased at the probability of a regular line of Americnn steamers being extabliched. to ran be- tween New York and that pr 1 many of them have erionn Fraseie to init being lower than (hove of requi-itie.s wae ta t Harricon. Tequerting him to ure his influence with the geverm, ment. to sreure the eatablichment of a regular Liaw of semi-mouthly steamers between the tro porte Ne oof Kingston bave sighed the toy al- the members returned to the new Assembly, ack men. one of t yw Houre, for the paris member for the parish of § we tate of the elvotion law ie ack population One parish. tewated to the repraventation of two genti-mes of the Jewirh faith ; and in Kingst: a Jewish gentle Philip Lawrence, Eeq . headed the poll. This geutl man polled mare votes then any other two members returned iuiewa wed for any parish ia the dein all department The bark Kingston, left K nto on the evening of the 4th September very dull ton for Philadelphia, r ‘The Weather and the Crops. of the Sth imatant, hese Whitt, Under date of the h regard to the eotton to say. that it never looked more glo “, not been « open to the sun to mature, aud uw: the worm has comm: nerd Defore it rd deeteustion that he eaore, We tate 1 Abed The rane way ie that the Texas erop will be about . ‘or the lant ten di ~ weather, with the mit: ery et oie then nent cleat The Centra cotton. to ray nothing of tex The pee crop. also will be ehus p = — will be, perhaps, am Sverage yield of A Fier or Coastens — North Bart for » Jabt and Tar Wrarnen hes been fr. ‘The wind rly three weeks. with part of d to do auy more busiuess | AAAI IE IDENT GRE FB The Great State Agricultural Fair. EVENING OF THE SRCOND Day. Ruar's Horst, Syra> Sept. 12, 1849 After an carly supper, the Agricultural Meeting ia Teference te a State Agricultural School. or Schools ‘was resumed from jast evening. in the First Presbyte-, riaa Church, Mr. Deladeld in the cbair. Profestor Marus delivered an instructive address, on the great agencies of the atmosphere, in tho produe- tions of the vegetable world. and concluded by zealous- ly advocating the idea of the establishment of a State College on Agriculture. ‘The meeting was further addressed by Mr. Lee, of Georgia; Mr. Allen, of Buffalo; Mr. Heffron, of Oneida; Prof. Higgins, of Maryland; and a resolution offered by Mr Allem, recommending the establishment of State School, was adopted, MENRY CLAY. After the close of our letter yesterday, Mr Clay was taken over to the Syracuse House, and the multitude in the streots finding it out, hesieged tho hotel by thourands, and compelled the great “Harry of the West”? to surrender, Ho came out, and we are ia- debted to our friend, the Editor of the Syracuse Siar, for the following account of his speech—it being im- possible on the outside, to get within hearing dis- tance :— Mr Ciay was received with tremendous eheoring. and when it had subsided. he retarned ledgments for thelr kind greetings, spoke of travel. warm feelings. and concluded as follo’ ‘1 shall, pe end an Agcioultural Fair ip my own State be asked in reference to Syracuse how did the Durhams lok? How did thelr Devens look? What sort of Hereford Rede did they have? and how did their dairy products appear to you, Mr. Clay? and what the display in the mechaniosl arte? I shall be able to say to them, I discovered that .they had some very fino Durhams, some very fine Devons, somo very fine Hereford Reds. some beautiful epseime: of these triumphs in the mechanical arta, but { cau tell you anything about them { am only ablo to « to you, thut [ «aw there people. panplo. people—-that i saw there as fine @ race of eauti Tam pretty much as | describe mysclf to be ; I hope that you will allew me te bid Fag cordial and affectionate farewell—wishing you the enjoyments of all the blessings that a bountiful Providence can bo- stow. and long. happy. and prosperous lives.” (Great and enthusiastic cheering ) Returning to Rust's hotel, the hall on the first floor in front of the room, oceupied by Mr. Clay, was closely ked with the yeomanry of Western New York, anx- lous to get a glimpse at bim, as he came out to'supper At length he did come out—the crowd opened to let him pass—and having seen him, <ispersed. Mr. Clay requiring rest. the usual evening hop in the hall was suspended He visited the Mayor's house after tea, | and returned to his lodgings at a seasonable hour. The night out. doors was contusion worse confounded. From the noises which we heard. the swarm continued drifting through the ores all night long. The wea- ther continues warm and clear. ™! had DAY. war. September 13, 1949. ‘The ero daring the h the strecte were still fall’ of car fages, drifting confusedly through the Another bright Soptesber Tmorsing, appears to have thinned out considerably night. tho broad streets on toot. was up early this morning, and, by invita- tion. breakfs ted Over ‘4 the Globe Hotel. At haif past nive. the cheering of a large crowd; around the train bound for Oswego, indicated that Old Harry was there, and amid the reiterated cheers of the crowd, he took his departuze for Lake Ontario, homeward bound. He still maintains bis perpendicular and imposing car- though time ts surely thinning aud whitening wearing him gradually do TUR vam GROUND ‘o-day has Presented a appearance of great activity; pet ‘elm the setivity ra tearing down, packing up, and ir, 1 selling off ction, ke ke. If ‘were 50.000 concourse yesterday y's visit, there were not haif that numbor at any time A day. The crowd has been going off by Sa since last night, though thousands still remain. Fleral Hall is emptied of its fruite and flowers, and is in course of preparation for the faye ball this evening. For two bours in advance of t of the day, Professor Johaston, of ker's tent was filled with those of the termined to hear him at all hazurds. ipal features THE PLOWING MATCH. lo eons one of the pi orth the day. It came off at 12 0’ look in @ clover and timothy sward, fifteen acre field, half a mile east of the Fair grounds. rLows ENTERED. 1. II. D. Preston, Onondaga. Syracuse, Delano plow. 2. Thos. Miller, Cortland, Ducher’s plow. 3. Enoch Marks, of Cayuga, Cayuge plow; Howla plowman. the hun- ho are de- gland, rowd wi Pratt, Syracuse, self recommending plow; D. 2. Biter Ononda, . Delano plow. 6. Willie ilett Onondaga, mq 7. J. F. Moshel. Onondaga, 8. J. D, Burrall, his own patent, a more, plowman, 9 Richard Taylor, Onondaga, Delano plow. 10. Col. Jas. A. Schewd, Auburn, drawn by « yoko of big oxen, Thos Wix. plowman Sam. Syda- Nath. Niifen, Cayuga, @ Seneca county plow; Si- las Howell. plowman. 12. Tonia Potter, Onondaga. Delano pon ego, Peokskill 4 Jobp Becker, . E. Davis, Jefferson, Jefferson plow; plow 16. John Morris, Onondaga, Delano plow, drawn by oxen. Hack. plowman 17, Sum’l Philips, Onondaga. Delano plow. J.P Hiteheook. Cortland. Ducher’s plow. W, etning, Onondaga, Delano plow. Jas Page, . W. G, Brainerd, Oneida plow; Feter Auld, plow rd wan oti hard ood err, and some of the teams were worked to their beet, to pull through it, good work. though they were slow. ‘The premiums are to be awarded this afternoon, af- ter Professor Jobnston's address, which takes piace at thr leek. Estimating the number of visiters to Syracuse and the Fair, yestorday, nt 70 000, we should ay that at two soluing. ACOLWENTS. Aman, this morning, was found near the canal, eup- porrd at Hest tobe mortally wounded, from the number of bruises with which bo wax disigured, He was taken car heir | | ptane ay | Baek of th A man, wor! on a canal beat, In fastening it ashore. this morning, was knooked fa the head by oa iron bolt (which was drawn out of ita place by the pressure of rope) and Instantly killed We have heard of no lives or liasbs lost at the Fair ground. PROPERSOR JOUNSTON'S ADDRESS. At three o'clock, in the speaker's tent, (the sides of wbich were thrown up all round, except immediately | epenker—) A Kiva, President of the State Society, | in a come and felicitous speech, loteoduced to the theus of people. within bearing inside and oat. | tide the open tent, the orator of the day, lrofessor | Johnston, of Durh ngland. Peer esson Jowxerow, om the subsidence of the ap- with which he was received, proceeded to ad- the farmers of New York in geaeral convention bled. [ils theme was the bread Jateresciny ope of the exteting of agrieulcure Die try bjt wae J pressive. his de the "fares Ts prenounced i Governor Marcy's Mexican Watht “Fiat Maver 1 ve « That Mares Mevsenger of the War Ofer, The Tht sports ® eplendid cane, Of relies from the valley, Where Santa Anva’s levious made ‘Thele last and bloody rally. The cane ts from the fig stad % Whieh + cod ny aud On the Nati lace Come thu oy rn in the gente, The socket at the end, of brass, Was taken from the wreek. OF an old howitzer dieplar At field Chapultepee An iron rod runs throngh the cane, Picked wp near the Gari With #hioh rome Aztec in the fight Hind romm d bis eseopeta troops Who went out there to settle Ob, Sacramento! San Joaquin, How fearful is the tlek—ch The ivory bend is from the tock Of * the elephant ‘The terror of the bey ’ roam tte to the Sola And the Gila's wild. volonnic trail, And the desert Colorado. Leng way the Governor eport his can net he ts right to plume as 2 of « im the @H: THE DOCTOR. ~& (Pa) Reore Trrat. as Costicrion oF rie bi he rioters who stopped the Lehigh coal trade a months ago. and \uterferred so materially with the interests cf the State im its trade on the Delaware division, bave had their trial at Easton. and those eoa- vieted Femtenced as follows ay Brelsford fined $500, and $6.000 to keep the pence fi years, William. to die and Henr; $200 euret; fre youre. Benard fteen day's vetamel Rin nd was sent to the House eo tage oA ve, ease On Hoy arrival of the orator | 8. Kossey, 16. Isaac F. Hill, Madison, plow from Madison; Geo, | ‘The two ox-teams went apparently the easiect, and did | . to-day, there were not over half that number re- _ ‘The Fine Arts, A patural ouriority to see, at one and the same time, General Taylor and his Cabinet, would seem to pervade every mind. especially as they arc pow the head aud front +f the government of the nation. To see the origt- nals, it would be necesrary to goto the Capital and visit them while in Cabinet Session ; but a faithful likeness of every one of them may be seen in thiscity Wo have ecen ndsome Mthographic representation got up by the renowned daguerrean artist, M H Bray, of Broadway, and were at once struck with their correot- ness. The print is large and of the finest atone work, and will doubtless he sought by all the admirers of the hero President. ‘The work is from a daguerreotype like pets taken by Mr. &. dt 4 possible, belog ® reflection of the orig is worthy of inspec: tion, avd there enn be no doubt but the artist will be emply repaid for the lubor and expense to whieh he has been subjected iu the undertaking He is now engaged in procurin, * the mort correet portraits of all the Presi- denta and Cabinets since the establishment of onr re- public, which. whem completed will form one of the Most curious and valuable specimens of art which the country possesses, and which will be mort desirable aocest ary to every gallery of art in this. as well as the old world He Is now on & tour to Massachusetts, te obtain the portraite of the elder and younger Adams, and Trees men as ace ied prominent positians in tae early bistovy of the country. and we may soon expect to ree falebral reprints of all the guiding oves of the na- tion, from its primitive days down to the present time IntennationaL Ant Uston —The managers of this ro- markable exhibition of patotings of the most cele” brated Frenoh artists, Messrs. Goupil and Vibert, have received from the Minister of the Interior of Franoe, the following letter Or a needs no commen- tary from to that three pictures, now in the ex- shall he presented to the iustitu- shlished ip America, ander the name al Art Union. pictures to the Interna= sivine the laude ew, and to bear witness to th inspired by these efforts to popularity of the works of the whorls of France. sentlemen, the asgurance of my, in presenting, to aid Wt iw | ‘Acsept, distinzuished considerati a. E, M nicter of the [nterios The above mentioned paintings, which were oon- sidered by the critics of thelast exhibition at theTuile- ries of Faris es among the gems there present, will undoubtedly give additional fame to the institution of Mesers Goupil and Vibert. We understand that these ee have taken a lease of the “ Alhamera” in roadWay, near Pr! street, in this city. and intead baving there, for the future. tho exhibition of their Gallery of Paintings. The Alhamara ia well suited for such purpose, and no doubt, with that selection, aad with the taste which characterizes the French ontio Meesrs Goupil and Vibert will render their exhibition the most conspicueus in our city. Sporting Inteili gence. Trormne Dunixa THe Past Ween. — The admirers of field sports could not have had a more pleasant season for their favorite amusements than has been offered by the delightful, balmy, clear weather of the past week. Nota sullen cloud bas darkened the Dine ether, nor even the semblance ef s shower has ob- structed the votaries of the turf from the sure enjoy- ment of every sport that had been announced. Tho season for trotting has arrived, and with it we notice the announcement of several of the vest horses in the country, to participate im the fall campaign. Ne! perhaps, in the annals of racing, hes a more gay and lively season been promised. Many animals of ae- knowledged speed aro hero, and some new ones, whose owners appear to understand full well the metal of thelr nage and their fleetness of foot, are now on the qui vive for any matoh that may offer for their acceptance In the coure of the week just ended we have had si trotting contests on Long Island, in which more than twenty horses were engaged, | We have already givon | | and Telegraph. which eame off on the couree on Tuesday last. Three other races took plice that day, and although they went off with much éclat, were not of sufficient importance to warrant a detailed report. As we said before, the feature of the day was the performance of Trustee. On this oooasion he made several seconds better time than he had heretofore shown in public, which ¢o much elated his owner, Mr, Bridges that be offered to trot him against a1 y. horse in the world, distance of five miles ai 1 b ake , which Is quite probable, it would create no turprise to ree him take high rank, for spoed, at hort distances. Usiow Counse, L. 1. $20, mile hents, best throe in five, in harness, Jus, Bridges entered s g. Trustee, Jas Conway entered bl ¢ Stranger 'W. Reed entered b g Telegraph Time, 2:40", —2°4 42. / —Stranger was the favorite againet tl bal are commenced, when Trustee ga' P 8 apecimen of his speed that changed thele minds tmmosiawty. aneenete seuoeh emaes toany amount ov bim Jd Telegraph won the pale. Stranger the giving Trustee the outride porition After @ few “feclors,” Loy J re. cvived the word under good headway. Celegraph load- ing Trustee next, and Stranger close up the « year er pole, Stranger passed Trustee, and was at the Veets of Telegraph. img 38 seconds, Oo the back stretch, Trustee was oponrd as was also Stranger, and ina moment they wore all in a heap A «larp struggle then ensued. when Trastee shot ehead of the others, ond led to the helf mile pote in l:18 ih Teleg:aph broke up badly. and w ‘Trustee gradual: | | | foree the gh Troatee eroesed the score four or vel | Serond Heat.—They caine up well together, and went | off at a rattling pace Truster leading. Stranger second, | vith Telegraph lapped on him At the quarter pole Trustee war at leant five lengths clear of the others, and he increared the distance down the back stretoh, half mile pole, Strarger broke up bat he still 1 te keep abead of Celegraph; Te taben in hand. and be came hem ut seventy yards | in front ot S ger, and distaucing the bay ceiding. ‘Time 240, ! 4 aed repidly drawing away from him, He was fout | lengths abead at the quarter pole, in 43 reconda, At the balf he was clx or seven lengtha in front: and he came home about one hundred and twenty yards ahead | | of Stranger. in 242 There being no distance judge on | the stand. the black escaped being declared distanced Usion Course, Sept, 14 — Purse $20, mile heats, best ba in Sve. Ip harness ortine entered © @ Reindeer. «e111 mW halstep conse i g. Kentuck. 3 82 | Wm. Jarvisentered th. CanadaSquirrel.....2 2 3 Time, 248 244— Pirst Heat ~The Squirrel was the favorite aevinat the ficld. He drew the pole. Kentock the sanond plage, and Reindeer the outside, The Canadian led from the sore, Kentuck second, the R tnd | broke op before reaching the « der took his piace. 1: wer ture the Reindeer he home atretoh his wd notwithetending a on the part of lease led home a length or p in the latter part of opened a wide gn pace was prudently lessen Moet desperate attempt to wi Woods uff. the driver of Squi two, in 248. Kentuck,was we! the heat | Second Heat.—Reindeer now became the favorite at | any odds required. They rterted fuely, Reinde tock the lead from the seore and was never heved throughout the heat. He was haifa length in front of | Kentuck at the quarter. im 43 seconde Squirrel having en ihe The sorrel was two lengths ahead of e belt le pole in Lot, but th t up to the collar t y round the t br tuck ae Kentuck to fight the battle between themecleen The wirrel being steady. pasard Kentuek before he rae ! and beat bim to the seore. itelndeer woe the | beat by two lr ts or more ins Third Heat — Reindeer again took the lead from the d parsed the quarter pole two lengths in front | of Squier i. Kentwe 42 e000 back hh. Retna the dist greater be: who were hari, in- | terestirg race to themeelrer ¢ half that point ti j the lower t Squirrel and K closed rapidly on the sorrel and the trio «wungon the beme etretoh, well ured — A very inte. | renting trial Of rps: Reladeer being the deetect be led inn ath. te i. 8. The others came te Bead to Brady ges, however, Jeclared Rentuy® | Taortina o” Mowpay Next.—A trotting mateh wi | ome off at the Centreville Course, on Monday wm | between two private horses, which will draw tothe | track a great mumber of gentlemen who have seldom | (EaMeret, beam thers before | Teport speaks highly of | the speed of t rke amounts are | on the re the ateh there will betrotting for purses, whieh will make the etterncca abusy one | the) Dome “jig seelian «jail at Jobmsto: < Was destroyed by fi Satorday inet, [t wae uit before the war of 70. | Valuable gold and silver mines have been discoverea | in Momtgomery county, Arkansas | A collistorvef a | took place about t | the morning of the 12th inst by whieh both loeomo. | tives were cashed to pieces, The Pachengets escaped An attempt was made Ss, fre = daye tes, TS net fire t © building in Albany | covered, veined and acer merangiea the watelinen who pted to arrest hi The chips Suean Drew and Ambacendor cleared at this port, om Monday last, for San Francieoo, with cargos similar to the above ‘The back Adacio alee cleared for same destination yerterday | There wore 296 deaths in Berton dortn Whee: ending the lst inst. of which 04 were of eb Father Mathew edministered the prepeas re 1,100 Persona at Lawrence, Mare. it Trenton, N J. dew A convention of eclured people. ped eqisiatace of that State te "wulnee Of —Pavladelpnra Ledger, tien the ‘onetitution, thatthe word: white” be stricken from the law relating te the right of suffrage, Tuesday, September 11.—Purse | Going to | ustes was then | and freight train of owe | Fico mallee weet tow Syraca-«, on ~ X neem ‘The Hotels. Guarobees yen, AmMIvacs AND DeraurUMeES. Lyon, Savanpah. . i apd lady, Washi fee Cpt Re i Speed. Baltimore; VaptainS O. Wil or fe te, nd, bak Colsorl H. . Clash ane cletene, apd pees ound fot ri lide, 8 Ww. Cull U : Captain Larne ‘aa Moe LOS tleboro, V wae Taplor any Civeinpati; pom Testo. July 11, {1m maze, to Dati fe ‘no date) off the ‘of Siorly, ahip Ind: y from New Or nei Teena, 60 days out, rng) ‘Ship Bartz at Balti» b aa quviectam, ot . ive wud #2 pare Edvard Hand m Ely, hited ple; Berk Vargares atest car oion with mdse ae ™ \ arrived on a Passongers. (0 Jam took oom at the Hour. ia ‘hate Hecla, Sauper, Jucksonville, 1¢ days, with cedar Legs, : Pomengers Salted, Vogdes, U. 8 A.; Dr. Bartlett, Ky; Lieut. " 4 AcRne—Stoamebip Crescout Gity—T Doig, & larring- watts SN; © D. Clarke, Va, aasived pote no ee lee, icgands Wer Trot hs ee tm 1 ewes ae, hd Groen, capt. Ladieu, J G Todhantor, and stopped at the Irving House. rf nee ‘lal eaaaaton, Sele ps te General ‘Cotten, Cot Janda, to Bates. U 8. Sudge Nelson, ‘Cooperstown; — the arrivals on Friday, at the Astor House a lat Py Dilte, Ohio; € re among the arrivals yesterday at thi Gitlin u N. the American Hotel pure qui wheat no sales of moment transpired; vy. Rye is 5834 # 5¥0., and dull are quoted at 36a 40c., for old amd new. The quotations are 69}, a #0};0 for mixed Westorn; 62,¢ for round, und 6134 a620 for flat. #8 $650 Ip cotton there is # moderate bust at yesterday's paar ork in fair request New Youx, Satunpar, Sept. 15—6 P. re some sbipments being made on Southern bi ls coatioued steady, ‘The receipts of wh heavy. with sales of ( Corn continued quiet, and rates out warked change in quotation: material change in rye or oats. were inactive, and sales moderate, Rye flour and The pork market continued dull. with a fair amount of sales, inoludin, mer, at a slight concession, in some casos, in favor oO} { buyers; prime remuined about the same tinued inactive, and out meats dull j heevy, with © fair inquiry There change in butter or cheese firw. ond sales of Rio were reported a 0, while the market clo; tinued easy, with fair sal Asnvs—Che receipts with small sales—$6 60 for Beef slight ad rm The cotton market for export. re light. aud prio Is. and $7 for pots ebont 6,000 bbis., including flue at $375 a $4 Michigan. g4 75 » $4 8734; straight State and Michigan. $5 a $5 123s; pute Genesee and Sout Ohio, $5 26 a $6 3734; fancy Stato and Ohio, $5 44 round yellow, Rye was dull, at 6835 #690. Outs #pite ot the eoomooatn be received rel to the growing crop Corres.—The market continued firm.and bags of Rio ( veel were reported, at 7% Canvies. re firm, and selling at 870.5 patent at 40 / ond sdamantine at se Frorr.—Sales of 10 cases citron were made, on Yate term: about 600 quint | leaving about 1,000 afloat | bbls mackerel were m: about $10 25 @ $10 | for No. 1's; and $6 25 a $6 8736 for No. 2's. Freionrs —For Liverpool thore was rather | fering; rates were nominal, aod easier r bale; 1200 bbls. of flour, at 6d per bbl; wusbels of wheat, at Ze. per bushel: heavy goods a! a lis. 6d, and lumber at $50 per 1400 feet Paovisioxa—Salea of about 1,000 bbls. of pork | mers, closing Beef was dull at $ tendy but dull 430 for rhouldera and 6c a 634 + heavy, with @ fair loquiry. and rales 0 bbdis. were ma: '¢. 10r State, | de. wihe lone, Fin were made at Te. a now mae t 8) 8re ‘he sales for the day included about 1! | thy by hogshends sked of > Muscovador as 6: at OMe , apd Porto Kieo at (Xe Mapilia brongbt ¢ at 4 mouths Inox. There wae a fair demand for Scotch pig, a! &@ $5 37 hich s vearce. at $5 a $5 25: cemieers ; meal is offered at $3 18%. without les at about the curront rates of yesterday. v #20 060 bhda , ineluding 4000 begs. estimated tn qa Ot che rales about 1,000 hhds © 64e. a 5%\o Cuba W. W. P. Walker, Captain 8.8 seas, Stas Soriven, U.8 A.; PurserJ A Truman Smith, Conn.; Thurlow Weed, Albany; A. Dutton, 0 Ase ?— F M. Murray, J. ©, Hornill, J. H. ere among the arrivals on Friday, at quo- Oats corn tiv heavy. and the rales moderate The nominal baa Asnes are $7 48 dolog ney ons — Small eales of Su “About 800 bis. cbanged bands at 25ic0. for prison, M. The flour market was dull, and casier, especiaily for i the ordinary and common grades, with a moderate | ker, Fuller, Bi local and eastorn demand for the miduling and better own- ith meal | con- Lard was rathor no marked Coffee continued quite contioued active. and large sales wero mado, con- iteady, Breavsturrs.— Flour —The rae for the day reached 12 ordinary State. $4 6234; common State and old pres new hern a $5 74; extra State apd Ohio, $5 66 a $625 At the close the market was unsettled avd prices nominal. South- . ‘n—rales of 200 bbls. to the traders. ut $5 31 for old | Baltimore. with new Brandy wine at $5 3734; old George- \t t $5 60: d City Mills at $5 623%. Rye Flour hout 300 bbis . in lots. at $¥a $3 06. Corn Meal was inactive, at $3.18 @ $3 25 for Jersey. Wheat.—Sales of 2.400 bushels of prime Geneseo at $1.20. Corn —The sales for the day embraced 12.000 a 14,000 bushols, at 60 & 6le for Western mixed; 620. for flat yellow and South- ern white; and 6234 a 60sec. for Northern avd Jersey inactive, at yesterday's rate Corton — as reported amount to 1.400 bales. for export and home use, Holders are froe tellers, and prices are rather in favor of the buyer. in accounts which continue to ales of 500 se. pri- Tie market wee rather quiet, with sales of cod. 2 O23 @ $275; sof about 500 BT ore of- Engago- ments’ were made for 1.600 bales of cotton, at Tod. 128, There was moro offering for California— meararement goods at 60c perfoot; $3 a $3 50 for bbls ; $5,02)§ for prime. and at $10.18% @ $10.25 for 12.60 $18 for mess, and at $10 for prime. Cut meats were dull | for hams. if 600 at sg. for No. 2, aad 640 for prime. utter was taleable at 8c a Lie for Ohio, and at l0c. a Cheese was arriving more freely, and the tendency of prices was downward, with sales at Ours ~ Linseed continued firm. and eales of 6,500 gal- 800, 8.000 it $20 75 a $21, cash, and $21 £0 a $22 6 mos Of Eogiish bars sales were reported at $40. and English re in Jots of 60 tons, at $60 a $55, 6 months. Leap —There was a steady demand for pig, sales of 70 tons Spunish afloat, at $4,33's¢ cash, 100 tons do , to arrive at $4 60. 6 months. Warsxer.— Prices Te unsettled, with sales o' bbls, Obfo and Pri Drudge at 26c , om tim Total Receipts of Produce, | Flour, bbls. 6.071 Corn. bushels wow | or Hudson Rivar Lines t' Lard, kegs. Pork, bbis | Wheat, © +++ 2800 Ashen, ©... Feed" « +1210 Whiskey, bb “ + RS Cheese, box MARKETS KLSKWHERE, ugust it~ I Hirerd Bank, yt Vhitade 5 00 ahs, $30 S10 29. 100 Ftate Ky. Apter cn Girard ou! FORKIOS MARKETS Havana, Sept. 1—The sugar market has been i tive for the last tance bave ta The prices current #hic append are |. irom the difteulty «1 orvibility of obtaining them. U beir fgores buyers will not com Priees Current — White, low to ml WX to The same by Derosne’s do 94 quality, 9 te eines od to “Til was iy Derwone provers, fo 6. bars, with and f 200 at 26}<0., cash, and 7 hhds, yared fu Ns Wsuares Red —y ba, bs, oF; 10 shares | nae. No operations of impor. hwo 8 to bh ® Cucuruchus, 6% t quality. 07; 24. 0, to ON: 3d, O'4 to 6%. . Treaches, toS Wax, white Haven Bes os toO%: do rel. | ‘Abajo. § to £3 ‘& port in Urent 10s; Cowes nnd a port Trieste £2158 to £3 France, 80 to 86 franes ted States, per box of sugar 60 cents, Spain, per box Of roger. $1), to $1 On Mattrday. Many Rover The frien Rourke are request yan] jnabet | MARITIME INTELLIGENCE m tend ber funeral this at ha a o'clock, from his residence, No atr Port of New York, Sept. 16, 1949, OUN AIRE. OUn ents, Cingtovse, (ea) } Withame, London, Grim ye Co; () is, vn vibe) sige my Quabes, J L. Jobo, NB, G Milne; Hows: midt & Beleren. ihew'ure) best Case, Kellar, Oventwegos, RW Tre npceta, bart Lavaceay d os 4 Smithy Died thiliber 15, after a chort illness, y ws — = yd in the Mediterranean, as far ae Unt. | day ona for N A ri McGilvery, Bichborn, N. varies Yady of the Lake. inds, Sulllvan, tia with granite Breaky Care, Wal, ia pre with piles, for cu S$ Dry Dock, Jerella G Scull, Sievesley, Brazos 8} Jago, (Texas) can tore. NC, 8 days. aa75 with spits soF Mivan, Me, 5 days ¥!th -.anite, for ptearrest rig (ak ivan, Me, 5day%, with lumber to mn, ola t 5 wh td reat to master. Hindoctan, verpool.. co Helena ——, from Ftockhotm. 15—Wind at oun-rise, SW; at meridian, SW; at sun- ot, Meraid Marine Correspondence, Purtavesrnia, Sept ib. 4 PM—Arrived—Bark Delaware, Barding, ow ‘brigs Richmond, (new) alee, Nfedford: cien ‘Bos! Agama, Wareham Patriot, ‘tohee Grint, Gp Bover, kleuthera, » Williams, iaware, Dill, Providence; We Hart, Barns, Sa- mer Penobscot, ok: vidence: Bi Mobile for Bosto ing » Sth or Sth inst, i condition, with Tore of part of deck loud. Bh pocitaced vary severe weather. Lavender, ot Charleston, 11th tn ‘Sth inst. at Il P ing the mainsail, wey andhefelle yesvourd: erthing tho rail ae he fell, waa, no doubt, killed 1 Lavncnen—at Wiloingten Del. 6th, schooner, 20 tons, oslled the Spray, shop & Co, of New York. Hor tiret trip will bs Calltvratas Whatemen. failed from New Bedford, 48th, ship Cicero, Fox, Indian coun, 2. Wiggins, North 0 Adams, Freeman, F Sukey, Shoals; and from tion at Baits ere , of Sag Harbor, before roported at Hi 22, was shandoned prev. to June. on which day ( mKer in ry. which arr Francie Duly 4. Wedonst toment of io of her abandonment; but the vessel remained in Spe ‘ken— Bark | Parker Cook, Cook, of Provincetown, with 270 ibis sp oil. No date, 3 or lon given, by the Georgia, at Savannah, from Newport, W. Spoxen. Berk Cherokee, for Providence, at Dames 16, ry distent 160 miles foam the Hook, by the pilot b aterbury, omtaeue, (ot Beltart.). 7 days trom Savannah for xo at York, with all the crow sick but four, Bepe Ts int 23 0, lon ‘OR CALIFORNIA. Ship York, Cheever, from Boston (April 1) for San Fran- eiaeon et 24, 100 = ¥ of Cope Horn. Adelaide, ite, Byse, from Philadelphia (about July 28) or 1 well. | No date, lat or lon given, end it is @ wonder that he; the ship Georgia, at took the troubl rt her at all—by wanna from Newport, W: nite Pat, Berea Pry by 2—Rark La Plata, Bertram, from Mocha, for aib.r, dt CaRpenas, Ai ei Brie Haideo, for Matansas, next dex: mies Chas 3, Aux 26-—Cld brig Glamorgan, Fooks, Bal Bark Dutehess, Lane, for Palermo, seon, st mack Leo, Graves, for Boston, unc. Ne lontaco B. aA Aug 23—Arr brig Mary, Creighton, Bal- bg Wales, Aug 20—Shij ng yf Elliott, and Horvard, Corliss, for Bosto nearly ready; Marcia Cleaves, Walon for Tortimeut Sat prone Axtosio, J, Aug 25--Ar¢ Br sche Robert, Williams, ian y Cld Albert, Hut . co dy, ah el Sem rie Bartimo) Rept 15—Below. ship Richard Anderson, | Havre. Cid ig Lmporial, Beaman, Norfolk; Paahi wan. Antigua; schra Elizabeth, Kir Seort, Hooton: steamer Express, Whitaker. Ne | Barks’ Butaw, for Besten; Blesund Dwitit, do; sche Mary Elizabeth, Kirwan, for Antigua, iy tow of steamer Re! Boston, Sepr tart ships Sul w, Lives of Bath dt mat 4 Roamer, Niche a par, do; sehte Amn A Parker, Baker, Kondarkeng. flop rocker, Phil L a“ Madonna, Berry; rab Anna, Pink- {idciphies Pelewt, ior oe | G90 ne) Chav Orleans: bari» Zidon, ‘hurl la, © pe y avchored at ud Acorn also started, bat probably Ship Ww, 4 Sept 9—Are ship Lochi WaRLesTON, Sept l—Arr ship Now Vork, a Vieron, Penoleton, Bi echt Fling Arrem, “amden. Cld brig Orton, Wars, Provi » RE toby © D Btls, Beaston, New York. 1 White, New Vorb 4 in conse, a th. wid weber Albatros; 14th, in port ship Solen~ Laslice, for San Francisco; seit Bolivar, Carey, for Not- N N York: sobs Unio, (0; Mary Wise, Crock- —Brigs Siroo, from Kastport; |. and three topanil sehrs ec: velle, Slee @ ahora, Byiveste | eh early thie morning, Wind weather fogs 115, 9A ot Berant. of the brie Ad bas to far recovered as to be jer this morning and take Charge o he veceal, rt about noon for destin All the owt word bound wri ast evening fe the | Mer tagne, from Say: af Wick, whines Captat aebore. im War. Sept 9—Arr sobrs Donworth, Puller, Bos- port, shi better, Weather warm ai jous of head of foremast), I p Forrester, 6—Ciad eee nang, ramets Tadianola. 'econic, Baileck, New Y Tn Tth, cla brig N Tease, Sept S—are iy ot W Stanton, Law ree. Cid steumohipe aa oe, Brascs seats rem Sore Hen fre Rerter sd eruibratar Neves a ewrort ea 0 mes, Davie, Al~ bany toe eRivere In porn, bark Ohi Devens: beige Prinee 0. pt i= Are ship Sarah, M'Ke ark, Cardenas: sohe Excel, 08 ‘3 adams, J Leo AL 0, i; AG Lal wi Ba iain SF Unsdriehs T erat, Ford, CEB lowe, TO'Keilly, WT UW Phill 8 B Hedy rr BF Corr. M Pe 1 4 ieee ni ‘almer, ‘T Sparro ig idunt, Barver, B Barner, A’Chare, J&A Mo ‘rea, J Nathan, J Beaon, @ Bassett, L. Wing. | iH 'W Sanford, © Holton, TB An- drews, © T Ames J Franklin, GD Blyson, § MoUres, N 3 Chase, 4F Atwill, GC iovwel FJ Ponsall, 8 Broo iesta~ res ed J 8 Phil Say) Part- ‘amohell, D'C uy N PURSUANCE nay an ORDER OF THE SURRO te of the Goanay 9 of toal Into of the city of New York, doceaned, Vera se rere ae ea way, in few York, on oF gyoltiniday of jomber wext. Dated New Yorks the fouree rest es TAR RNRLITS VANDERVEER. Administrater HOTEL TELEGRAPH. T. D. JACKSON, As No. 182% Wiuiam Staver, New Yon ANUPACTURES HIS PareN'T ANNUNCIATOR, Hotel Telograph, fr the use of Hotels, Stenmehioe, aa vate dwelli ‘eopeobfully begs to inform she io, that ho will Savcpte all edece Sed tensoouiecell tee ments Patent “with dowpaten.” Orders for men Shin oz fr guing hm te may Dy arated te alls f ; . re TN FACKSON. BANK OF SALISBURY FT BR Notes of the Hank of Salisbury, w GHTON, 66 Wall « iB ‘WEST INDIA ROYAL bye STEAM PACKE? BA ore pois for Fee creged” henge Meet a steamer by yored to Nascau, ay Honduras, atm Mi cre or treanure oan be a pie estsels snd por tage de Cuba, Art ‘Gactadt ‘Chagres,}’ Leoving Woreads oe earner last froin New York booomes due at St. ‘of the month, and will conve, Tchandisafor that Lalande Porte Rios, 2 the eat erally, Laguayea, and’ Puerto Cabello, ere tro Gre 6s fellows +e $157 Porto fico, $85; 10's angus: 81s 120 5 Tri # incents, i shat le ii 1 toner vie ‘ent inv 8 yet. Joan de. tian’ on SI, The freight ‘a has beget ise bah cv res “ph st T'S Koonce, my! 266 Ve beak atroos, DR. F. FELIX GOURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDICATED SOAP. (B SUMMER SOLSTICE HAS REACHED US, AND T" brings in its scorching train sorrow t fai man, in the shape of Tan, Sunturn, Freckles, Flunples, Reston, Ras Tichings, Mothy etter,” Salt_ it bors Tees Hinde df Blemishes aud’ i Discoloration of the cs, In relation to the Freckles, Pim; eo, am casinont Charis bolas the following taueshes sone of a light con ag ‘are exposed to the heat, du nm unequal reater or loss d ¥ the scattering or dis rance of Freckles are the mech flaminatory action, Of the eutloalar vobes, predcing seencan, heat selling 4 pain. The ii go 4 action also produces the pimpl; Sroup of erupe fare sometimes distinetly apparsat Hron'the urtace, and at otters are only appreciable by the A GOOD ME! pare soar ISTHE BEST POSSIBLE DETERGENT POR TUE SKIN, faces of some wore irritant, and porches fred are left aftor exoepeln casos, and are gener: elicate and suscepti bat the euch ine 7 : gre faulty, where soar is uct regularly employ the waved ured In wasuing in too arm, tnd exposes the thine asin the winter eoason. to a viblont alteruation of tempera fuses the latter supports scharge of too Little exercise te the aur, Int dove! forth *: pk os ai colored spota.. brant in the scart shia ee td desires no more satisfactory eulogium of pes ALIAN MEDICATED Soap, 0 4 od Dr. Wilson.— Sotieeds cat is capeeceiy & ee to alley that in- flammation and ae of the . le, which ba Wilsom redness, «pote an jotehem, pel C8: —_ = au absorbent, atapetsion of the plement: whese fruitral eause of tan, and deco ene facts are rendered peculiatly important at the pre tent season, when are ghee the springser the po Botheson, others to lave their | waters, and eaufl the seover they no, the el t the ‘bealthtad jo Bat whither= orching heat of rammi ill aeeureals uy are Dleutifully supplies liste CHEB bo in the ebay GOURAUDS. ITALIAN MEDI Armed with oan, like BU soonbal luxury of vex-b: 6o abeolstely indtepensit le, inasmuch as is ena be, ened much facility in asl ter as iteanin softs are sueh that the fair mo‘ her who i# ani ymfort of her babs soar ry ber: on, ese, und on ther than GO} to be weed im the nurse sirous of tender 1 reelere razor, she ® once CRN NE TS rt gus emollient that was ever Found only at Dr FELIX Rf #7 Walker street, first aoe from (not in hie caution necessary, or you wil with vile and eounterfai Et nica to the publie notice. URAL D'S old oatablished de~ ai Necohented Pre of the searf akin, of w they may be regarded ax modifieations, suited to aH ue tothe searf skinio mode of ferma= . and are so copnected withit that they come off when the from the sensitive ooptions te thisruale. Foe instanes, nature deve © stubborn REARD as Siting abpen dage of & sta! pros pated, withont injuring, scart: shin ie @blehate roots are vin’ ing the anplessent consequences whieh ti sult frem the ap, Liestion of: Ay re~ Fegan Sachets abet Beware of base counterfei beng te ir Gourand’é eld o Walhene Sieekr. T, fret store from (not in) in) Reeske at | so parE Otorge Childe ‘Ove aati Se Srey ei ida a8, Peitehort Bal ilcore < Gotitord imen, nalafaye, Means, Ho- sith lows of park New hip Georgi Bherwood miro Ba Tue, Uptem, 4 i pe 8 is, Newport; sche Mary Phe! “y bark Rivard, Kuudeon! N Vers! | Inmeson; Mountaineer, Wi xaA, mi Orono, Chase; en My on, New ag Wary'e Ph wea norwood, as Amethyst, Brows, and Lady ay ye and Win Monn, » New York. tiem. wohe Serah Lowi, Washonra. 11m gto eyes Willow, ns Fepintainy Marrinetom N Ne 1F 80 end lini. sehr Maetot seek cron, Fort li-Are echt BS Powell, 8 Old rene Als Hedrons Waser Alene, Hedeoe, New York; 12th, brig far roit: Albert Perry, Ce : Port & Willie, Roches og Alber “ates & Jorden, 129 Washi ner: an joaton; Guid, Bangot: Jon Bennawiok; ev & Co, by ton; Gi - Thober, Mobile, & Doater ere eseuted on, ony fer bottle; Meotonted sone meet be pest pad, ov thay. 9) ae ears aThio. $600 REWARD- SRS umeea, OUkEE a, s7Alo- OR THE CURE OF « vom Aree Aad Seualogeus comp. OF ald remedion yor discovered for ta.’ SbOVe comiptaines, this is the most eorta’ it the least Te makes 3 ani permanent ours, with," yotteats rertriction te Bick, drink. exposure, oF change, in ™ to buetness. “othe ne lone qnackish Lepeyy | . doom TMedicine docs pot spark. Oe, igense cannot be conteaated if ight on going to bed when th \abed im hovtles, with Toll wireotl se ia ee st Tg ‘vine Roa ise?