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

terest advancing ; and we must soon feel the influence @f the inereased setivity in commercial pursuits upon the supply of capital. Business paper is plenty, and six end eight per cent interest are the current rates in the street. The banks are disposed to keep thelr lines 6f direount up to the highest limit, and the reeeipts of 4 from California will add, from time to time, large- ly te the currency of the country; but, with all this, it As hardly possible that the existing abundance of money ean coatinue. We are largely indebted to the m_uu- festurers of Europe, and the drmuess of, and high rates reling for, sterling exchange, are indicative of an ex- tensive demand even at this early part of the season, At the close of the fall business, when payments abroad have to be made, the probability is that shipments of specie to come extent will be required, and it is also possi- Ble, in the event of our difficultios with Franee assuming @ hostile eomplexion, that our public securities will be Teturned {n large amounts for sale, and the proceeds Bemitted in specie, These are some of the causes that are likely to have an unfavorable influence upon the money market; but, independent of these, or any other caures, there may bea eontraction beyend even what wi jeipate, We have known expansions and con- tractions take place in the money market, without auy ene being able to satistactorily explain or account for them ; and it fs best, at all times, to be prepared for such contingencies, The spirit of speculation has en- tirely disappeared from Wall street, and its vicinity. Prices for ail our important etaple products range so high that there is no margin for improvement, avd it iw, therefore, impossible to get up any excitement in relation to them, Even in the event, of pricus ruling }9W, it is cur impression that nothing of consequence, Deyend an active demand from the trade, would have Deon realized. Legitimate operations, iu ail branches of business, are the order of the day; and we trust it will be # long time before there is avy deviation from that det: rmination, ‘The annexed comparative statement exhibits th qeotations for the principal speculative stocks in thi market for cach day of the past week, and at the elose of the week previous. It will be sven that prices have Seotented considerably :— COT ATIONS pow vee Parmoran Stoexe in THe Ne one MARKET, > doe Wed. Thu. Pri. Ba 10D MOG Hes wes jorris Canal, North Ame Tr R. River ae, 76u = ‘A comparison of prices ourrent yesterday with those ruling at the elose of the previous week, exhibits a de- line in Treasury notes of © per cont; U8 Os, 1; Ohio 6's, ; Penn 5's ading rai %; Har Jom, 1; Long Islan? gaton Co 4; New Maven rai F om river railroad wd venerd \ per cent. rceipte at the office of the Assistant Treasurer ef this port, yesterday, amounted to $69,900; pay- ments, $8,804 66; bainuce, $3,765,427 62; duties, $60 613. » balanee in the Sub Treasury is rapidly increasing, and already amounts to upwards of three anda haif millon of dollars, this, with ho balance of $800,000 in the Boston Sub Treasury, makes an agcrogate of $4,500.0€0 in specie, withdrawn temporarily fromthe vaults of the banks, and deposited in the vaults of the Independent Treasury. The transfer is not felt in the ehannels of commerce, asit makes very little diflerense to the eommercial eommunity where the specie is so Jong as it is in the country. It is our opinion thet it is Detter for al] elasses that the government should at all times bold large amount, as it exerts a wholesome Jafluence upon the banks, aud keeps them within pro- per limits. ‘The total quantity of anthracite ecal brought to tide water from the coal mines of Peunsylvania this season, up to the latest dates, compared with the same Period last year, was as annexe Pewnevivania Antuaacits Coat Trane. 1348 1849 Reading Railroad, Sept. 20, tons... 023.550 784.628 Bebvy!kili Canal, Se) 4 20. 64, BLL ASO 309.390 Labigh Canal, Sept, “ TT) bossa 635.213 Hed. Canal, Sept. 8, “ .', 308748 $00 107 Total tons... see eee sees e+ -B440,075 1,919,238 ‘This shows a falling off, thus far this year, of 124,837 tons ‘Te weet the usual annual increase in the eousumption, we sheuld double the falling off above given, to show the deficiency in the supply, but {t must be borne in mind ‘that there has been # very great reduction in the eon- sumption this year, in cousequence of the closing of #0 many iron farnaces. It is estimated that the quantity required this year by the iron establishments of Penn sylvania, will be so mueh less than last year, that the Beeeipte for domestic or household consumption, will be more than equal to the demand. QDVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. driswers to Advertisements vent by Mail most be post. paid, or try will not be hahen from the Post Ofte. SPORTING. ARAN OAR NION Sa 2 pone. Lgl snoeriey. —THB Stal for $7! Teesday, aie Sacararall eases day ape ver. MM. D. UREENR, Proprietor. BALES BY AUCTION Y jab po a MORTIMER —STORE, iy CHATHAM Pawnbroker' This Day, ( ponten, med idan Sept. yey, he sponte oa a & large a families, eonsisting of Bruasele ther beds, mattrasses, bedding. sofa c. Ke. Aleve, without reserve, 80 pay Saveneen,'a large stech of valenbie ase w furniture, — =e POLITICAL NAR AAA AAA EMOCKATIO REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT. ter —A epecial arnt of the Demoorane bless Wine ped ise, rhage Hall, on Mon- eve ‘ s psd TWANUEL b. HARE, Chairman. | Secretarien. kegroe, G. Sxerrn, [J Niox AND MARMONY = E DEMOCRATIC RE- [lilies Rlecvors of the 34 Ward, in favor of som tone te tee by th are requested pe KY : ea Hotel : ite Falton eth ahaa * at 7 orcloek, for the purpose o y 0 et tent vo Tamu i Bait accordiug to the resslucions of erratic Rey _ General Committee of the sity oe county of New auep WARD-AT. A MERTIN Ward Democratic R 2%, Tas T rep at Wm. alton 't, area ereniry, Sept. 2, Ned, ws iaptianee| Seve cl she Gerrerante Nepatiions Jommittes, the ney are odopted, ane crdared vo be puts Reveived, ‘That the primary election be held by ballot at the house of B.A. King, Ne. 218 Falton etrect, two fore $05 af, Greenmich streak, on Tuesday evening he 25th of eptember inst. Poll epen a lone at 9 einely; for 0! ‘Resolved, That Teter Le Sey ai Chairman of the Wi , , Wasanep, Soersinny ren tome : tetion of Robt. Fair, we adjours. en to the nominating moaratic, Reputlionn Commirtes va. Mm, me 8. SPOF: _ Ena Boner, {Seeretarion TUE DEMOCRATIC REPURL WELETH WARD ite gp select three pete Conyen Also, tive ty Clerk, ‘Coroner, and © radioiary persons to nominate a Sherif Coane sorrenore ta the Alms House. Also, MAR ee Ale h Sq rate The~ he oa supplied and fore apt attention wore gan, derpnteh. m +d of avy work ondered by mail, ‘ fast ae amare rs ae 4 HOTELS, | Ee See ee RUSTS HOTEL, New Youu. As BARNUM'S HOTEL, Barrimone. ey » @OLUMBIA HOTEL, Cuserwurotseat, Pustapparmas Re RAVING HOTRL, Pernevivanra Av's, Wasmxevon Annee ‘TREMONT OUSR, Boston. IRVING Hous, New Yous. LOST AND FOUND. ne nee ny OST—AT TOE SOUTH FERRY, ORIN A BLEBCKER st. stage, op the Saee of the’ Weh, a cameo braceics, with the initials B. J. @ elasp. The finder, by leav~ img it at the offices of W. M. SSaeeke ‘No. 18 Wali et., will be | generously rewarded. Coton THE 224 INST, EGARS WANTED— ENTITLED TO DE! exehange for Bel i FLLIARD TABLE Lb tie Sad SE foe, with 2 Tate order, may fad: porelaserty apfiping to” “COTHERL & 00, 4) Water a ‘D.—A GENTLEMAN'S HOR high. about from 6 te 7 years rant and kind in single harness, Price moderate, Direst’ Poet Offieo, box 65, post paid. (0 TAILORS—Wk WISH TO ENGAGWA FORBWAN, for our custom lopped A liberal salary will be given to a fret rate by r: none othor need apply. D.& J. DEVEIN 3 and S John stroes, ANTED—A STFU ATION, AS P¢RTER IN A STOR or to ¢rive a cart, by a sttong. active young man. Goo reference given. Address J.J. 5. 10 Aun street, (bace- wast | eome DA BOY ABOUT FIFTEEN YEARS OF AGE, terk ina store, None need ep vt axeh as ean ohn street. ended. Apply ai ANTED—A CLERK, FOR A BROADWAY STORB, ton erreotype likenesses and go! Will bo Iiverally rewarded by Whoever bas found the sam hat te derstands th .e of fh with Mr. Reynclos,or at No. #0 Chainbersatreete” | bests “apnly by Tetter, scdtessed we Par ddrers, @ EDNESDAY RVMNING, r nat employer. Int, 8 bale of Goud. mages ap Waar | roperty, aud paying chai ag 15 Sourh street, woot oem wert BARREL SON: ing to two or three. fr sPic TAL NOTICES, a our. ‘PHILADELPSTA SUBSCRIBERS. ait who wish to be rerularl: Fave yd with the Herald thelr names at ZTRBRR 3 Third streat, ANDS OPBNING Walker sireet, from | WY ANTED—A MAN WHO UNDE: endo x8, Apply at I e single @ ples ace fer ‘New York boat. Ad we ry "eloek wilitusese tasertlen the ‘following day. tireua of 2. engagessen ne. Bui | rintendent, oF ay | etber empl Kore the servicos may CHELSEA DIVISION, No. 12 SONSOF TRAMP RRANCH, | ther moles in the Washers ae tae ere RY —Mumbere are requested tg be punctual in thelr attone | Pitory for several yen satisfaction, bat which he Be tee ate Bc teck, aa business of mporinace was obliged to decline from irs proludicial consequences. - coker ae Hie expectations are very reasonable, having a small in E CRASSE B. FOWLER, SAN FRANCISCO, CALI- ut, desirous of active permanent ein Address ens K. L., Herald forpia, having established himeclf in that plage, in the shipping and commission business, is prepared to transact, | T R jn Bie int aatistactory manuer y Srasineas entrusted be TRENCH DE st Ni ria Ut is care. For further fn: et a | mentin a large wanuf.etory. wh ay Botee ta tk fA ek coy Tete wi sivas | Saavine fora ior 4 eonnocted with & Livinkston, OSES | that business, he would be of gre ‘& manufactar for the composition of warp, and the disp tion of designs ‘Address, by Lotter, to M. the goods, EP i, Herald vitie naan RY OF . SARYLAND—WOTIGN 13 WRRELY that on the Ist of Ootobor noxt, twenty-five por cent 0c the principal of the Stock of this Stave, whion ra ENGLISH WOMAN OF RE AGILITY, act passed at Booember ssse wants a situation as Seni Sho can out and it a ‘at the Loan Office in Baltimore: es} eu and mu p high day wueh portion of said Stoel wilt enass to bear AUDE, Treasures. capability, ho bool stor. OR ENGLISH GIRE, AGE AND INSTRUCTION IN ANTEDTAN AMERICAN bout 14 yea: care of aehild, Apply young lady, reeoatly from | tye about ld P Endl fut ia Seairoua of niving | *fter tem o'elook, at way i i ‘nd also v ano Porte, lie ha pnaanaatins cane — rOUNG PROTES. much experience, and is considered predeieat aa uimusician. | 4 Sates oak Renmpain bese a * onable feference will be ivan us to roe SUZ Bizaboth sere ky ANTED—BY A RESPECTARUG WOMAN, A BAY hor own residence, No. lat West Thir- LASSES FOR ‘at 259 Broadway, Lagreix, who, boing | ander the tuition of Pro ANTED—A SITUATIO anxicus to have his pupils make eapid Proareis in reading abing, admite but six in each elas, Terms, $4 per (22 Jonsons.) Vlaace apply as bore, before eleven A. M., and after roven o'clock, P. ROIX, Professor of French | In Mevars, Abbott's Institution and ocher Seminaries, | A, Bi BRELER, TEACHER OF WRITING & D * Bookkes La Broadway, eornee of Murray str Mould respectfully inform the public that the connee eviom be- tween bin and fram Dixon, for the last year, in regard , BY A YOUNG Woy to do plain cooking—and’ she is a good Washer Trover, and bas the b nee. Apply at N Annity’street, where sh for two days. ¥ A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN» as Seamstress or Nu wderstands mak~ ‘6 clothes, and would make herself generally of elty reference givou, Please to eall at 136 ANTED—A YOUNG GIRL AS SEAMSTRESS AND WwW woh i. consent, discontinued, Mr. | Nurse. She must be agvvetowed tw the eare of an im= h entered into in eompany with Messrs, | fant, aseas 0 eheert and happy disposition, and be willing Sreoswre Ranalt, Gold fanufacturers, Mr. W. will, | herself generally ne other need make appii- thezefore, for the fu n ming class Recommendation will be required, Apply at N jance fore, from) te | Ss nih street. 2h te 5 P.M imental Pensninship exe~ | « Instruction in Motesatile Avithinelie asd WwW ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTADLE Correrpondence will be gi by an ablo soach young woman, to do general housown kis 6 good Ploase washer and ironer. Can give god ¢i rel Geli'nt 106 Cedar siren OEE NY ANTED—B een, eftaste ironers, of wou Inst places, “apply two days. ITUATION WANFED- BY ‘A YOUNG MAN, WSO writes a. £0 aud is gompatent to, keep adeounte, a lig possesses highly :espenta- sd evalitenticna Employ LADY WHO HAS HAD MUCH EXPERIEN ‘Tenehing, is auxious to form an engag t where the children are youn includes Freneb, and otherwise useful WO RESPECTAULE YOUNG wo- ey, ats Food washers and maids. Good reference from $1 Crosby streot. Can be seen Her cours Piano; aod, if Undoudied i} R. SEARING WILL Re HIS PRIVATR ¥ deny, at hie residence, No. | ee will be giv hools and families | ded) and private lesoons given wt all tiinos on at seeupied. | AMUSEMENTS, NN AN —E, 4. MARSHALL, SOLE Ma —Monday ovens ama, ea Hudson: Dou Liisgo Volvene, Mr. Prederial #; Prinesss a Mins Kate Horn. To be fallowed by the fareo of Hew. "to vay TBE KENT—Morgan fattle?, Me: Mudeon: re, Ce re UHield, (To eonstude with the favoriae fs ree of A ehsS 08 Seog) on IBLO'S GARDEN.—NONDAY EVENING, SEPT. 24 N 1849, the pesformancos will comuence with hn Overture, Ke Ville dn Regiment, by the Gushaetra. Te be fal 4; ring achiovements on the Tight-Rope, by the Ray Family aud Leon Jevelll. be succerded by a Grand Pas galled the MIL~ Simon, Franeois ngitude, Uenri Wells; Mise Intermission of haf aa le. Towonelude with fo Harlequin, Ad~ minence at 5 gelock, p Mio! rim loper, Mrs, Sloan.” it “OW TO PaY YOUR W Biieeat Bo Widgetts, Mr. Madawa; Sloan. To eonelude with the TRISH Mr. Brougham; Natoy, ™ h Boxes, 50 0 faanily e fatter whi mh OMAN at distinguished aetre Monday evening, thy Mise D ty in Loaitoa)s Priar by wenpert (acted by her tw Romeo, Mr: Neatin’ Mercutio, Mr. renee, Mr, Bass; Tybal®, (on ¢ lot, Me Beier, i Francis, Vady Copulet, To. errelude with Which Mre, Abbott, Mrs. Crammer, Mr, Bass, M Titel, aud Mr. Denni Doors o'eloek—to 00} prices of a will only be— 2 cents; Private Bo ¢ Amphit tod ARD.—-MR. HUDSON and the Fairies 0 Gr racter he will sing a variety of songs, Ke. tortainments of an attractive cbarncter, Tickete may be ob- tained from My. Dindvoa, at the Aster touse and venta may be secure Le of the Sacrat Givin, the g one week Tunger. eonste, Doors spen at 7 o'eloek, e'eleck, Admirsion 25 cant Pp ROTHILA IROVES wt JOP, My Admitiance NAGERNACLE,—PRICE REDUCED 10 TWENTY- Jonte, to the Grand Festival Converts, with all ut Artizts. ~Bonday, and every ovening this week, Sig- Borg Signora Novelli and Arnoldi; Sr. Hofman, Mr. Thom, azd the Germania Soc ety, all om the same oven ing. Tickets 2 eenta. Niagara and St. Lawresce merya per URR'S SEVEN MILE “MIRROR OF THE LAKSS, aM ivers, exhibiting at 9! ‘This tramense pain owns, cataracts, aud other ced om the entire borders coms, 400 Broadway. jot mirror of all the eities, ndersof nature and art, emb: Between the United States and Canada, from Lake Mrie Ifof St. Lawrenes, t ‘up the wild and roman ay River, embracing the most iutrresting reeners t ai, o'cloek nightly. Admittance, 25 eemts; obil- Co SSEMBLY ROOMS.—BALL COMMITTEES, and others in want ef large and ele Rig fitted roome, with every poss/ble convenience sttached, will find the Co- Mseum to offer adva ort kind in this city, i openiee f th a ‘extensive premises is repes from these in want, GEO, W. MUL roprietor, 4) Broadway. A SARD-LOVERS OF HARMONY, PARTICULARLY irymen, are informed that Concerts on the free 4 easy petesialon nce hela every Monday, Wednesday, d Suture, t 20 Canal ries bear where oud, nd be served nina ‘aca’ of ond lige BIL WRN IGHTO find: nf 5 | to the subject. | precieoly at, Bpowrsy TREATSE. Stovens Ota ms Shar ; em yest nal, ie Bre, 3. Wallact. Twe favorite Gecrtares will be perfor eoncludi IDioT Cigna ‘3 ge ‘ ue " Herbert De iollewed - Ban SND it mene Taylor: § Pe ptr nniehs & per Boxe ehestra Bi as ager and P eited the greatest ‘aypear in able Coi sieur Louis M resount his from one extremit B. will answer a MERICAN A vill open on | time of éistributt | gant works of avd to be dictriluted Belov, the foe ef etod, as well a Members nd receive t! berty, paint a mission 645 conte. arri celebrated Viclin ry might wt eight at three. Deval Ww. VWs ih, in iteRo AND ott Ra DIAVOLOS Pra Dia 8 ‘cont , Doves spon ro Another ding Tente, wonderful, i or they Were #0 “KOTURE ON CALIPORNIA, Mines—By Owe who bas Seen the’ H. Branch, having just returued frou San’ Freuolec ‘igri four monthe inghat Land of P seribe him to the audiores. fully invited to visit « far anperior to that of any ‘at tho closing of the bi rehases made to groater advantage. POLLO ROOMS, 410 BROADWA inting, Washington Crowned by Equality, Fraternity, prewisely. For list of compan, AMUSEMENTS. a . 8. HAMALIN, PROPRIB- prt} Mr. J. Wallook laces Me Jordan; NATIONAL | THEATRE —y —MOND ine ted the Farce of T fi eure tlaand sod) Tommy Tin, id t Be A burton tor Vou Dummel, C. Saents: pit U's Agha, Mr. Nick Me ha ota. rep + Assisbant plondid, perform- vening at 7% o'cl rated Marci et ran ad pleasing perforn mend Philadelphin have eli~ aud admiration, ‘These tateated applaw & vi Delineation: and may: Rockwell, Porta n pnder 10 im California, during a sojourn of mise, shree.of whieh ig on Monda: nbly Roo! » 'y to the other, and At the elove of the L ny questions from the andienee re! eents. Leeture 0 commence RT CNION.-THE TWO GALLERIRS the 18th i jon, 6 are new the property ef the institution, the prevent year. The pudlie are respeet- we Gallerie jon 1s deomed previou Te the membora the lund upon whieh the new Gallery is the other inereasing tre now requested Nebr certi “ASW.” Hy eo doings t avoided, and further —THE SUBLIME ed Ly Burns. Open from 104. M. to 10 LYNOH'S CO "between Stanton ank Rivth t performers. A a menee ab M4 pautT y of Ferformance to 001 ills of the Gay. oY Y epcesensing the tneat al ‘ever eeon in the world, An aesom= jo Acrobats, and of French Ballot ‘over sea; Female Mountain Singers; tho t, Mr. Spenser, Ke. &e, Performance evo- lock, “-Extra'performanee every Saturlay fo emoluments, in the object, Address ANTED—A SITUATION BY A VERY COWPBTENT, ‘emart, and tidy girl, who hae the best recommendations from her last situation as to house and ¢hambar FOK SALE AND ‘TO LET: 0 PRINTERS AND NEWSPAPER PUBLI3HERS.— F sale, ene second hand ble medium old patent | rate was 4 ironer ‘@ very K00d cook, and an ex} need Press; several seoond hand Washington and | ig willing to make Lorself generally uses Sinith’povssee, varivas ol | SAR Gr aetna pe mes Netra " WOR’ 8o., 29 and 31 Gold at. 08 FOR SALES FOR SALE, 4 THOROUGIT BRED | ewfoundlaud Dog, 18 months ola; iss Aret-rate rateh dog, aud of the very best breed to be found in the Uuited ee, Apply at the grocery store, corner of William aad — W ARTED—RY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a gteation, *¢ « amb ber work ire the best ef eit; Gea Priace Heroets Brooklya, “Con ae a bom yen greg tg by Ne me | ‘a situation to do general housew: gokin, ne waching aud ironing of a small privat os fealty he | pee CSE nee, Please call at No. 51 King sireet, in runni ‘earl street, betwoon 9 ears with or withont the fersirare "pltocscten gives inumediztel ly. Inquire .ef A. G. | BAGLEY, 189 Broadway. | @ LET—FOR ONE OR THREE YEARS, THE a | deneo of the subseriber, situated in the centre of vive 2 LS may an midway bet: Ext my + fowe, comfortable. al alike * inate reat +4 abowt thi BazaURane TO 1 Abingden Place, ) W4ntep-ay an RESPECTABLE YOUNG nee sivuatios Laundress or Chambermaid, Ware at SITUATION, BY AN SS aisen bermai and will do fine wi ton given. Applyas | Be Ry aye werent two RESPECTABLE one ae Chambermald £ Laund rou tn, toged room, J i podears ty) SI- wae ter—the ot het fet ‘ Can be oon <a eity ven, Cam ey ws rd A RESPECTABLE W-” M. BMIT! jase Restaurant will ica ae Chambermaid, and to assist in washing The bean of sig refurenee can be idridge saree gro Lar BUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ye te rears rats padding. tna ples. ts private ‘yell Bove of einy refer’ Fuss 0a “make ive hs. Boop cash =| Gress can be piven, Inqeir Laroy siceet, eorner of MISCELLANEOUS. Annee AAA gt x. FOWLER terete a ne youl wasbe? and ire Taster and the general work ef 8 | Swe daye ed ear Sokerpoes gives an be aven fr Wo. Se Basen treet, tree fear. poasiens, ae Pays RESPECTABLE K, and to ase SALE—THE SUPERIOR NEW YORK oe it ehip pearls DEPAU. She is 4 well of . fornia or ‘weding R'D, FOWLER: West stroes. » pre INSURANCI ZRROOKLYN. INSURANCE COM. pany—Othees No, 6 Merchants’ Exehan, Now ork, and No. 4i Fulton shrest, Broo lope | paar haa bai oP aklyn. This som | VMN KM, STRAMS BERN IA WILL BAIL FLOM bat a chdert See Ihavings full dogteal cae Te Jerany Oy a tury ith inet. 98 2 elon, Pan Se, way. a fm paired anadle ested, they esoutines dwellings and ether by yerehan: ho: Sirens prt ual bdr egos Tearowatle ter me As an; ts 1. ® MATL. STEAM smIP TaN. Wittial Tuswokrm, President | inh Nea New Y tan. ALFRED G. STEVENS, Seeretary. | sleck ¥ ay Pier eanew, by her will reach feamer [9a Bla Katine for Dayena forther infer BLL. Mite HILL, 194 Front et. U. 8. oy te — ing EVERY WED- thern 1 ‘Th EGS LEAVE TO INFORM peal Paris Millinery, on Thurs- roadway, N. B. Cape Gel ey Bay Sh CiikkokER,¢ Cane Lyon Ger 34, 08 OT parrene, af 8. AL. A tare day, 27th eptember, at S406 ADAME J. gine LS, Al | Por BAvVana - NEW ORLEANS AND CHAGRES.— trance I The yaa! ONTO, lent dan A, go Sesoaey 0 He | from thie AME ‘SS PATENT Lemyiond SHOULD his ia certainly, by fer ube beat article of th ever bas The ehjection to mont of the consei~ Yas ees for ing th the bnek, keeping the form erect and | expandii that the: ‘nash tke) wl ie consiate, in ihe ted to the length jartetens, U. dices te Chagas erring’ sh tie Strape. fo of November dneed. Tre Ohio rest the slevivers and encircle Bitcd thin the movements seal ie per teeny Hexibl howiders es fo siweye Rept eersnry at once mee and health, A’ alway, €or. Park place. inthe ATES | State Re Bente Room air prion for eriber, thre pu thebe restsonets Ladics acsostse tp tek 25 | “Pa 2% conte por | LAVENSTYN, 606 Broadway, up svaire. it necured atl paid for. Tall thenets for passag be eine ee ‘ting OWOBERYS, 118 weet steeet. FOR, 84%, FRANcIECO, CALIFORNIA—FOR SALR, ral shares im @ Coirpapy and Schooner Ailing out of vessels eanmot fail te PO Fo",tan FRANCI®CO AND BENICIA, ¢ Girondoles, Brack supperier coppered a Also, Tate, pained and cild 5 One ~) eit ship SARTELLE, & master, having of hor sang? own importation; Belemian Articles; elored Glass, for sognert. ¥ wu ola call on the ‘Mth Orrober. As a fant Meambonts, ehurches, Re. articles matched to pattern, failer, f the is onequatied. For hulanee ranted the fo sieapest in thie sity, “Whele- uode Loan Sie! BISCEIT, KUGAR ass ae aera C RAcKRRS ain Fobuson reepectfnlly. nd be pobsie im genoral, eHieent: and Crackers manufaeinted yy Eptiraim well & Sen, but bas made on arraugement whereby ha ie en: With Sede Bisenis, Wine Hires | his eval aetortment of Crachers, of | mn this vity. Gra 8 West otreot, yds * acon ali orders left at the Bakery ington street, ee crea, $0. formard saloon, $ , $100; de. ‘No prsange sronred salves ‘paid fof." Any person romibting ope hell the saetn’ Peevace money, oon eeoure 8 berth for cue week. For froin ht oF passage, apply ‘6 WAKD & SON, 34 tirdad— e Fmpire City will eacowed tho Croceamt Clay, and ym the stn of Ouiober O CALIFORNIANS —UASSENORRS PORSAN FRA cites, ashes My Chaates ct the Cape, will fad 9: the 9iure of ihe gubveriter, every griiele if prvdisi roeer' necomeery for the! he voyens, Atl tter pecs pig r N FRANCISCO AGRES—THR A 1, ar, ey for the The fe vonral su Vibe ns aa rorth ‘ting elegant state roam aeeom ne tat } he * 4° Ge¢0nd cabin and having heen time engage in ae Chscren Meas, ‘oilers indaceme hak and Feit i irk Im for the aeve por Pines of a analy Decel ty (Seater, } Frais aan eable Week, ‘Avvly os oard, at pier baat "FREEMAN 8 C0, 90 Brostysy, | TORN J, TAYLOR & CO., 41 South street BOARDING, &es ae Annee Pa D Fen ee Lora pot dyed a hiya, | 7 in a respectable ly, near l. A private Taaly prefered. Address J. D., effie Seas ee... Bestr WANTED—TWO ROOMS WILL BE RE- quired—For lady and gentlema: having nocther boarders. Fall board for ihe lady: par: swan. Payment made in advance, Addree Herald offices 7, | pleacant neighborhood, e Brvekiye—taslly seat and see feret but little and carefully nised. Satistueto: Paid im advance, | Address G. ioe, Now York, loeation, rent, ke. cust EMAN AND HIS LADY, OR A FEW stNoue joard oon Sei ante with poe s fow opiogs bearteres “ann, or7.8 ry Nreit furnished. Inquire at ie ween “Broadway and MEDICAL. R. POWELI, rte hdd AND AURIST, MAS JUST Stone 0 usual te diseases Warren street, “‘Preatise on the ¥ tye FROM OLD VIRGINIA again, TYLREMARLE Co." inia, March 21, 1M7.—Mr. Seth W. Fowle— L take pleasure in statin rey foxperiens Wirtar'e Halsam of Wild ¢ T own « ver rl who was attacked with adiMenity of she lungs, bt to the brink of the grave. siciaas, whe pronoureed he rad do no more for ber. sr T saw some aooount ry it, but had little ‘ndimiuistered Mehe took that, and tow eho is, Lthink. ui go. She attends to her daily lador, and I hea! fren hi have the signature of I. rapper. heleeale and retail, by Mesers. A. FP. & D. SANDS, treet, ae < William, 273 sold. debilitating ‘The great b all ether me IN Itincne ofthe ALL vol the li 2 streng’ ordinary, ‘Thie Extract of ed te orgies, far #0) iting a Sa th G food highly esefal beth yk. CONVERS’ payponaring GonDIAL YOUNG fnew, are you Inbor! effocts of seared grit aberd'in youth! Dead, bsebs fimbe and sertee feted ‘4 soviel | feelings impaired; genital femine! weakness satstoce, s0 eee od by little bool ou will find. therm remed: SHI’ hepe, ef relist, hove. been Lettles for A with important advice and ers’ office, 85 avenue, between Wth and Iith ste, triere No is consulted, ond the Cordial sttained ‘aad forwarded to any part of the eon ring. ng. of plyeieal and mental anewish to men - Cry ery oo wite, and peowniar, beul ties te the hawban: cen spared: thew ands now poo would have on: oe sow broken ia health would » rad Lx their graves been etull alive, apectaily, for She marcied, of there conten Aa it discloses important seerets, whiek mown to them particolarly. these whese healih dors not permis of om inerease of erpecial importance. —the wife, the m . Peterion, 8 Chere Taylor & Co. Balthnore, J Jeane; J.B. Cwdbedee, Savane h. Dt of Li,m copy will be tramemitted by mail tree | f Rotege te any part of ae Unived Stasse. All lotuery teat be dere, port ps Maurivoan, A ‘chip. Uihee 120 Likerty 5 N EW MEDICAL HOOK: or ri PRACTIOAL of private diseases, | na werk, on the nature am: etme piriecures, sirndred actions of she S crest vumber of besw th sty satwicte ittustrate ee barre “i Wi ie Tapotency, R ~-y > ater. Price M ertect work of io. Te contain tir ay mains host mo le of ing the various prepa treat ent, and is embellished with iaenaen, re, ke, together with re= paracions used im thei 18 fatl pe R, CooK’ 6 DIURWTIC PILLS, FOR TART d perfect evre of certain private disensen, are doubtealy the best remedy in i] The prep Hy H eure ih every ears, n= will ware Bova Di" cG0PEM, 4 DUANE sTURRT. Was, FOR Tite jest torres practice to the trost- met a deliemte ny fy 1 this die tel ener 43 Femoved Im two ve five days. SU Pal — DA. COKHITT, 19 DUANE &F. of eortain delieate avoted to the trent tO 96s be worst cases vued in teres ye Ne jC URe ay be consulted ow the treatin Giros enliven) tia ent Piles, earner nnn ny a cheaper, vleneanter, It eures ditwa Pa Stevogtbene ee RET Waist CASES OF eae wit inyieorates tne aad permanent! i deat their meaeles, Neeretion ve fer orribl females arc onbjeet ac this thine of lite. ‘This gelezed for “en years by using this pedidee for those who are appr: Ut yatem. Indeed. th ayetem, renows by Temovieg the impuri ‘of most — B: seine s ‘ew bottle ior 1 vt he ted. “GnEAT BLEssi€a to O MOTHERS AND CHILDREN. Tt is the safest and pets ae medicine for ‘and relievin, 4 direase, {i hare weed it Mie iv ‘indi one who have Wt think it is indiepensable diseases ater Cramps, Swellin, Vom REPICALe put ie ted superior to Purging, sickoniog or this Sareaporilia ever ten disense, ib v TOORATES T TBE BODY. ery best 4ND WINTER MEDICINES ‘without vou! ra not only, parities the whole system ond The AND RICH POO : 00 were sonsides ' of more than 25,00) shildrey the shave DERILITY AND WANT OF VOUS ENERGY. fai towards that r fatal rely fog lanes by the ure of i Pleseant soramrim “This Saysapariiia Ae fare eaprs Bon INVIGORATING CORDIAL, ait Lyte and In vigorates the system, gives nativity te the hp bb to the Lees AND MARR f Sareaper i! lauseular system, in a most extze- D LADIES. iy eaehiog wor aotist nature by to ne, Many tom the sufferings attendant “shen ould Eircagtnee’ be nom Oe oud cariehey ste dant wy cpt | : er the result ef Te surpriving than its invigorating effets Persone alt weakness and. lanivude, once become robust and fuil of energy undor gonnteracte Sagat of the fernale 90 0 tileteds that of Ww Ferg fev famtlign nde that wed by | ‘he a pest iden ven of childs v P. Tows summer, while we ha eortificate we publish bel of {te value, agd another instance of it aaving the fair SB rilia of tt beateete ° ota ‘ownsend Biegehiym, Sept 15, 1867. ied Two cl ni tpasss ayeente- nee. ix ae fifteen months th ae years, y were very ree awe enverted they wud & ie airy Seaavense tty respectable physicians. Wi ie for Fpiitacin 1 Wo. 8 State at anences, ee permanent LG Jed fron. barles Stoll, Was eof @ Ne Tegabled with scrieture, &F ay be had of th t we mast lose them, hay ern fe ree Re Redding INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Our ‘Washington Correspondence. Wasuino ron, Sept. 21, 1849. The Difficulty with France— More Developemente— Cabinet Policy. We have at length the whole of the correspon- dence published this mornin in the columns of the Intelltgencer and also the Republic, disclosing the various matters between M, Poussin and Mr. Clayton. It isa very absurd and ridiculous quar- rel about a few dollars all through; even en the tace of the official correspondence, there is a goed deal of room for the remarks made upon it by the French Secretary for Foreign Affairs. The real cause of this fuss, however, has never yet been disclosed to the public, or submitted to the action of unbiaesed opinion, 1 will endeavor to supply this omission, in addition to what I have already said. P Soon after the inanguration of General Taylor, it may be remembered that a grand entertain- ment was given to the foreign ministers resident in Washington. In getting up this entertainment with proper attention to etiquette, several mem- bers of the cabinet were called into the councils of the White House. It was proposed, as usual,» that all the mnisters, with their secretaries, in- cluding their la should be invited to that grand diplomatic fete, with the exception of the French ambassador. It appears that M. and Madame Poussin had previously both called on the President, the minister presenting his lady to the family of the President, and everything passed off lady-like. This was a preliminary step in se- cial diplomatic etiquette; but, for other reasons, it was proposed to give an invitation to M. Pouse sin without including Madame Poussin. A cone siderable debate took place in the cabinet on this point, and Mr, Clayton was of opinion that Mme. Poussin should not, and could not, be invited With the minister. The same rule was observed with regard to M. Marie and his lady. The rea- sons assigned for the exclusion of these ladies, were the position which, according to rumor, they had oceupied in Paris—the one had been a go- verness, and the other a grisette; but I forbear to mention anything else. On M. Poussin receiving his note of invitation for the Presidential dinner at the White House, without including Madame Pougsin, he felt very indignant, but did not seem to know what eourse totake. He learned thet Mr. Clayton was the person who brought about the exclusion of his lady, and his feelings became embittered to an jpn, cease Boston, Tigtifmore st, Walti- Pittehoreh; the eather, Ls RALPI, AUTHOR OF THR “PRACTICAL PRI- Treatise toh bowrs, Piola, Han) 6to 9 ) ™ early stages ‘ged at th pele Hasourtatteleaftatey ke tere’ 16 le cer, these who en euffers| sree we wee aA Roortmin olaas of peo- ate his eervicos. In stricture, to 3 we advanced sad distress. excepted. tien my md neti raha. Ta acy trea sere, shh ‘Shieh, foment for stating, ean no other REWARD—JAFERIE rR, A SPECI“ ay for the eure of Gi: at disorders, Tt makes @ ees nee oF wu Ban ole ink, “en extraordinary extent against him. Lastead, how- ever, of bolic iye | an explanation, whieh he might have done, from the President and his ca- binet, M. Poussin swallowed the exclusion and the dinner, and very unwisely allowed his lings to escape ina diplomatic cocrespondence with Clayton on other and more important matters eon: nected with the interests of the two countries. {tis probable that all these preliminary facta, in- eluding the pote of invitation, will come out in due time. ‘The bad temper and ascerbity, origi- nating in that note of invitation, increased and rankled throughout, the whole of the subsequent gortespondenta, which is now before the country. Mr. Clayton betbeee his temper better than M, Poussin, but both the American Seeretary and the French minister, in their diplomatic inter- course, deserve, to # certuin extent, the eriticam pronounced upon it by M. de Tocqueville, the Minister for Foreign Affairs in Pans. Mr. Clayton ealls in Mr. Harvey, and details to him the f2cts in the whole difliculty, They are written out; und, doubtiess, at the justigation of Mr. Clayton, nace of them in the North American. inet will stand as firm as a tock. Somebody, however, must back out. Stocks fell. People on the streets be; to count our resources for a squabble with Louis Napoleon: and, for twenty-four hours, the bellicose semi+ oflicial statement and commentary of the North American, led the jobbers to the belief that we were to have a fine field for steamships and loans ai ten per cent. ‘The woret feature of the whole affair is the of Mr. Clayton in getun; the warlike artic] opt 4 the North American aw other newspapers. It was in bad tutte, zn any event, bat anewering the rela- tions of Mr. Clayton tothe North American. It was exceedingly indelicate, as a piece of private stock- jobbing with the secrets ot the goverament. It was the investment from the publie’ archives, by @ publi eflicer, in a private speculation. ir. Clay- ton has loaned a large sum of money to the North American, which is invested in the paper. Upon the success of the paper dependa the return of the funds. Give the paper a semi-efficial verona and you enhance its value as a party — its te ew a for redeeming its ob! ehoes ot this been done? Hus not te “Clayton a changed the functions of the Sta! rte ment into the business of a broker's oflivet Has he not in eflect eold the secrets of the government for value to be received in dollars and centet Flas he not degraded the character of the public officer by etooping to am experiment in penny-a-lining ? Introduce this system of jobbing into the seve- yal departments, and how long will the govern- ment ¢tand? It would not hold together at ah meeting of Congress. The official papers of the departments would be put up at anction, and he oo would be regulurly sold out under the ammer. ‘What will the country say to all this noise about nothing*t The diplomacy ef Mr. Clayton and the cebinet has be: gualived for its stapidities, and its contracted views of the true policy of the Ame- rican goveseneent. Eg started out witha de- claration of the aro round work ef their ac- tion; and er rn! jing with the monarchises of rope in every form, ull | yublie opinion ia ree upon them, they are read y for the extreme, (if itis not all nage of driving the nation to war upon a shallow punctilio. How stand the facts? When there wasa prospect that the people of Cenada were about to strike for independence last rpring, the cabinet caused ite howility te Ameri- can areety in the gateretiee to be published, and all forthe sake of neutrality ace. When the German peeple, moving in a body for liberal institutions, purchased the United "Bates, (war steamer) Mr. Clayton held them uader boads to keep the peace with the despots. When the gal- lant Hungarians, in their noble struggle for na- tionality, appealed (after deteating Austria,) to be recognised ns an independent people, as we had recogoised oe, an we had Teeoguised Greec aod Mexico, and Texas, Mr. Claytoa edmonished a to wait awhile, and if they should sueceed in crushing the warm ot Russivne sent. to annihilate them, and come out with flying colors, then the American cabinet would be happy to ackhow- ledge the fact. But it ares, a eye business to imterfere inthe Holy Alliauce of the despots. Tt might compromise our geutrality, you know. When the Creoles of Cuba, oppressed with the worst forms of mul:tary espionage, and taxations, and penalties, were about striking for just when organizations were supposed to be on foot in ay United States to help them, the enbinet y called the navy into requiation, to secure to the vanish queen the obedience of her subjecta of the land. All this was for the sake of peace and . Don't forget that. sentiment did not approve these extreme proceedings in favor of movarchy and agaiast fr ipstivution: Pape < poy me their ver= ‘tagainet the cabinet, and the independent preag ained the public indgmnent, and foresbetiow= ed it. in this state of things, with the forei, Hi the cabinet thus illustrated, aad thus revoilia back upon them, Mr. Clayton wes euddenly sewed with the convietion that timidy was not popular, and that tome bold step wasdemanded to recover lost ground. And a bold movement was resolved upon. The overmment of France had become justly obnox- ous to republicans; Mr. Walsh, our consul Paris, as the apologist of the despots, had also come justly obnoxious. We se Ss gomotht Now is the chance. We mu alsh. fe will be popular, It will take the iosclocerenl presecs off the scent of the steamehip and Caba business. Itwas done. Mr. Walch was executed, and for bor mag = the identiel pote y Of the cabinet itself, =the defence of the despots. What willbe the astoniehment of Walsh, on finding out that he was a little too fast Lan y he cabinet for, emery the poor — S ‘eee ‘ Tightly studied the pros gramme. But Mr. Clayton has yet a magniticent ones for redeeming himeel', we with that same ynlar governme ont of France. Here isa nico in ugly and very quarrel with Poussia. At the hazard of # war (all gammon) we must make what we can of it. ‘e must get the locofocu presses off the scent of the Cuba business. And what have we Loge to the world? In the firet mogth of this « tration it w: charged that Mr*Clayion we g too liberally ¢ official matters of the State Department, for the benefit of the North American. Whether fron & caution given him by the Presdeat, or alarm at the discovery, this liberality was sudden- y suspended, and [vorrunnmne erased his offie’ \! bulletins; but the temptation here was overwhel:n- ing. Mr, Clayton could not get over it, and in a matter where $90,000 are involved, moreor lesa, we euppore he ian to be excused. Manisa animal, and it is only by constant watchfalne <« th t iat BSS | a i ce, cy of