The New York Herald Newspaper, July 30, 1850, Page 3

nu SY MaRKE Monpay, July 20—6 P.M. 38 was so insafferably hot to-day, that out-door transactions were limited, sad no one seemed disposed to operate much any way. The stock market was par- tieularly dull, and prices fell off a fraction. At the first board, Brie Railroad declined % per cent; Read- ing Railroad, 34; Harlem, 4; U. 8. 6's, 1868, }; Can- ton Company fell off % per cent from the opening. ‘We oannot expect any movement of importance in the stock market, s0 long as this oppressively hot weather Jasts, as it must drive speculators into the country, ‘and compel those remaining in town to keep as quiet as possible, ‘The advices from all parts of the country give the most gloomy accounts of the growing tobacco erop. ‘The late drought is said to have inflicted a degree of Injury searcely knowa in the history of the plant ia Virginie, In the county of Nottaway, the heart of the great tobaeco region, there is not more then half @ ‘erop standing, and that is generally small and late, and ft is not possible to make more than half & crop, there being scarcely any plants to replant the missing hills. From the entire tobacco region, the reports are equally ‘unfavorable. Several mills in Rhode Island have recently de- termined to suspend operations, Among which, are the Compton Mill, 10,000 spindles ; Union Stexm Mill, 10,000 spindles ; and the Newport Steam Mill, all manu- facturing print cloths. ‘Phe valuation of property for assessment in Port- land, Maine, is:—Real éstate, $3,220781; personal, $3.452.338. The taxes amount to $91 4h % } The garbled statement of the position of the Albany ‘and Schenectady Railroad Company, as lately pub- Msbed by the directors, should read as follows, aud more than one ber of that body have been of this impression for some time past. A recapitulation of the present situation of the company’s affairs should eontein wae 5 i exhibit of its liabilities, & to the last Legislature. . - $52.00 due to banks sa individuals MT cai 70,000 ge for ight depot property, ment. acure, over ns ana jeocsrary to dod— rer ‘or passenger de) a depo: grounds, and three miles lof roadway, (due ein 1861). ‘or now used aud necessary Bireebt: pear on which the company have eonciey selene et with double track, Making « total of. . Or say very nearly $2,000,000 for seventeen miles of road, haying the Troy and Schenectady Railroad to sompete with on the one side, and the probability of ene from Schenectady and Catskill on the other. ‘The York Manufacturing Company have declared » semi-svnual. dividend of three per cent, This Com- pany was organized in 1831. They drive 22,000 spin- dies, and manufacture heavy white and colored goods. They consume, annually, $30,000 worth of indige, 65,000 pounds of copperas, and sixty tons of starch. ‘Their dying establishment is said to be one of the most valuable in the United States, A new invention has been applied to one of the looms, which will, pro- bably, be brought into general use by this company. We are informed that, by the invention, the yarn is fed faster and more regularly, and from sixty to eighty yards are finished by this loom ins day, being nearly double the quantity made by the looms now used. The Laconia Manufacturing Company have declared no dividend, but have carried to its credit the two per eent. earned during the past six months, This Com- pany manufacture heavy white goods only, principally drillings and jeans. They have 1,112 looms, but are working, at present, only 480, having reduced the number of yards manufsetured annually from 6,000,000 to 2,000,000, on account of the present high prices of the raw material. The Pepperell Manufacturing Com- pany have created two new mills at Biddeford, Maine, with 30,000 spindles, and will commence operations this fall. The high price of the raw material has ebecked the operations of most of (he Bastern manu- facturers, but we have not heard yet of the first sus- pension on the part of any of the manufacturers of the Bouth. The Southern manafacturers probably sup- plied themselves with the raw material to a greater ex- tent early in the searon, when prices ruled compara tively low, and they are therefore able to carry on thelr ‘operations profitably, while those of the North have Deon compelled to partially suspend. Tho Southern manufacturers have for their particular style of man- ufactures, the monopoly of thelr own markets, and in some instances they have been able to compete success fully in Northern markets with Northera manufac- tures. The South is becoming so rapidly plied with manufactures of their own iadustry, that the markets which have heretofore been of so much im- portance in building up the immense manufacturing ertablichmens of the Norsh, have been lost; and the mopopoly which s high tariff has heretofore gi the manufacturers of New England, ean no lenger be ea- joyed As econ as the South manufacture more largely for themselves, we shall bear less from the North about protective tariffs. ‘The Schuylkill Canal will be repaired end in naviga- Die order again by the 10th of August. A portion of the work may be in operation sooner. The Lehigh Caral, between Mauch Chunk and Easton, has sustain. ed damages that will require at least three weeks to repair, This will depend, In some moasure, upon the ware division of the sylvania Canal, which ts materially damaged, and will not be in boating order before the lst of Beptem- f the Lehigh will be suspended until the canal between Mauch Chunk and Kaston is repaired. Extensive damage has been done to the Delaware and Madson Company's Canal which will require from four to six weeks to repair, and the breaking of a dam has filled the largest portion of their colileries with water. The Wilkesbarre 4dro- cote estimates the loss of this company by the freshet at o half million dollars, taking into consideration, of oourse. the suspension of the coal trade from six weeks to & period of perhaps two months. In the Schwytkill region, the railreads are in fal; operation again, bat many of the collieries below the water level are drowned out, and some will not bein fall operation again fir e week to come : which, taken fn connection with » total euxpension of the trade, by ennel, for at least two weeks longer, will materially affect the trade of that section, and it is doabted by many if it can furnish more coal for the balance of this year than it did last year, with eli the facilities that eanbe ht into use, under the great depression which bas characterized the trade np to the present time. We give, in another part of this day's paper, a fall account of the coal trade. ) St this time, will be interesting te consumers and those engaged in the trade ‘The official report of the State Bank of Tennesse: end branches, for July, 1860, compared with those for October, 1848, April, 1847, and Sept., 184, was as an- aexed — Bawk Or Te poemig Naaiy Brase Ysee vamses warns || 161,199 78,128 621,00 85) fod 243,"82 «zon 152,582 477,049 172.417 Bit En cal odie rn gery s7 Oe 515) BR : x 1a on gt Tae Tara ee Soy Internal imp. men rene iar 5.4850 6,016,089 6 ator Tedependent of the above named items, we find emong the lMabititie mmon School Land Dis triets, G288.116 81; Treaeorer Institution for the Blind, $725 46, Certificates Doposit, $14.262 80. Arcong the asrete, independent of those above mamod — Protested Bill, $52.463 04; Misstesippi State Bon.ts, $4 400 , Protested Account, $006 87; Common School $149 286 81. The above statement of the Bank of Tennessee, and branches, shows that it fs in good eo nditi By an set of the Legislature, at fte inet sesston, the protte of the bank are to be paid over to the Ptote Treasurer, who ie chargeable with the pay Ment of the annwel appropriations to schosls and ‘WANTS. ee aang, Wares, NOES ee scademics, as well as the interest upon the outstand- | ig bonds of the State, These items will amount to — about $276,000 annually. The profits of the bank, for the last year, from Ist July, 1849, to 1st July, 1850, amount to about $200,000, or 84 percent on the capl- | tal stock, leaving $75,000 to be applied from the Trea- sury, which will have ample means, and to spare. The capital of the bank remains, at the same time, un-— 0 75) 1) w0 73) bie ae | NTED—BY & YOUNG ae ee A SITUATION AS Webs ta eG ces cco ety tt 760 Broadway, for ene. week tisoseed to 1D, will meet prompt attentio: ES SADTSDSAGESEeS Hi EDIATELY, FOR A BUMMER HOTEL— iS ‘and intelligent Waiters, (either 50 have had aiple experience to 100 1 recommend oe | e | MS ne | D—BY A NICE, TIDY, oy YOUNG GIRL, & NO | situation in & private | wa scr ‘$4000 oe | En & | 198 10 Hed River RR 1 4 ea WS mitfessiiy. | 0 100 Reading RB or Sih otseet, near pS SER A, | WANTED-BY 4 RESPECTABLE WIDOW LADY OF ‘experience and oti yy, & situation as Moni ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, | Nuree: Sood reference Civens Apply at a Hoar sree, ANTE D—A SITUATION, ia. SEAMSTRESS OR LOST. nennnnnnnnoninanend TAGE, ON THURSDAY, IN hae fem Revues te Grand ‘AG rest Ryle yn who took sive abe ‘tanks oF ine owner by Wi ANTED—A Ae PTAVAY aE ARTNER, with $1,500, bese apport gy my je last thi parler sation pode rors office, ANTED—A LAUNDRESS AND CHAMBERMAID factured near the city. -Ad= reference exchanged. ROBUST SCIOTO OO TOON woo | ME TSTRMONS Dis DISAPPEARANCE.—ON FRIDAY AF- y 26, rk, of 173 Bowery marmot, ft the parvost loop Benjami Franklin, the Neptune Hotel, 256 Fulton street. N.¥. Apply fe Geko, Bite ig y te y this p after P M." None but Protestants, well recoim~ has pot been heard of since. He ig twont ive | mond of light complexion; about oes Seed set Secunia 2 is arme, formed ik | ANTED TMMEDIATELY—A YOUNG PROTESTANT girl, who has be 1d to take oare of shildren, im @ respe pply but one of od moral el yr hi ies. Apply at Makers ssensk, sovticen Io ded Lite shefocanven: ANTED—DESK ROOM IN AN OFFICE IN WALL street, om firet floor or basement preferred, from the Int of August. Address A. D., at this office. Rhea WOMAN Is fallen tate, the river. recovery of his body, means an Bay be addressed to GRORG York. ION WANTED—BY THE UNDERSIGNED, wipers vesband was lost on board the gat, on the ie ef June, on Lake Brio, of John Willis an aged tleman, « sat by Tat formation respecting him PEARSON 178 Bowery, New ie Peron ache for ne Respectable a sons need apply. ooo.-4* ara a REQUESTED, ANTEDOBY A VERY, COMPETENT YOUNG uation to do Chamberwork and Wai og care of children, Understands iy wet well and will be willag tormake The best of city reference. treet, in the rear, SPECIAL NOTICES. wa nnn 9 THE MASTER TAILORS—ALL THE BOSS TAI- ited to meet to- A.M. at = ANTED—BY 4. hf RESPECTABLE Tene wo- K NICKERNGCKRR LoDGE, NO, 5. 1.0. OF 3. ambers of tne Ledes ore rogues gation 9 ers fi t u rand 6! a This evening. S0th day of July, 1800, af Be Befeloek Shin evening, S0tb day of July 1830, af 8 o'lock. tog. election hte ety GATE * War TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO- situations with the same family, if possi! aok and to, assist in the waa thecther ss as Chanbermaid Feforence given, Please apply et Ne. 96 Great denes pizes where they can be seen for two days. ANTED=A SITUATION DY A RESPECTABLE 7 as chambermaid and laundress; would be willing to d ral housework in # small private family, No objection to go & short distance in the country. Ths best of city reference ve Anny at 135 Crosby near Houston street, rot room, fourth floor. Char be seen two daye if not employed. Wares 4. A xesne ae GIRL, SIXTEEN aati oa se 0 BB STOLEN, A GOLD ‘Peneil Ce The ¥ who called at the store of if the loss of one, in the nice plain family, She i Ro od yey lees 2 iy Slag Ee demand ron ye Pe i ae fay ety, in wan ot ; ene ase tie etrest, near Sacact (Bom ot, iy the complains | any day thie week—in the fronttarement ee WANTEDTA MAN WITH $100 CASH, TO PURCHASE ‘Anequal interest ina travelling srhibition, which is of yr rng ANTED—BY A porases vaune WOMAN, & situation ae chambermal house- gest a & omall f, te. = ure city reterense, and canbe W42zE-*, SITUATION 48 COOK, ALSO TO W. 4 irom; the best of city reference gi treet. Wy sata. or ase iN vung woe ae family, has no ood city reterance ven. call m Sixth avewue. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN IN A TEA STORE UP town; ome that can useful, ose” bean hip emplapse ene bendred Gclinns he eniet arene, tasy have that amount, Address A. 6. per. DA ITUATION, BY A BESPROEASLS Preceotant Seotch girl, as Chambermaid or Waiter. Please call at et siret, third house from Sventh avenue, where she can be seen for three days. The best of reference given. WAxzED—4 SITUATION, man, as Cook + PITELL'S LIVING AGE. B Si weet Washington oe LLTELLS LIVING AGE ngton place, oor ten! - Asewatieed Bechew year DEW kr ati Attell & C4 * DAVENTORT, as Buildings, N.Y. Y. BY 4] PRerecty asher “american seer he sont at of y Angeerroct s feren ie Jett street olen PD y Rh Ge tS ait ‘of President Millard Fillmore aNTED—A Styeagson, att, é RSOPECTASLE . ‘woman, to do general ¥ CO., 299 Bron way. Tort ins paivete temlip. steed vetwpunreeies Mine Blisabet! no objections to the scuntry. Please etree Warn BD—HY A RESPECTABLE Lae Gikt A jon a8 Chambermaid, Nursery Cook, in LB Can be seen ~~ 5 — 113 Green is Nonice—cuances 7, “h.. CARPENTER, (ABOUT TO leave for Europe) has adres gongent from the. tem ore. ¢ Ruchange Brokers, N The Sense Su ot be cont A rerpee street, rear ANTED—A SUART INDUSTRIOUS GIRL AS CHAM: New Yor! jer YKE hat has beon accustomed orised to settle the business Pet phe ine firm. "KS Ca doarding house, AN DYER, fr. from her Inst place, Now York, Jely 26. BATREVOR, =— ee 1k TIDY GTith | WISHES A SIRCATION AS Lain sewii he housework ood reference given. Please stairs, front room, @rst floor. HIGHLY RESPECTABLE WOMAN yissne 4 A ‘siru- ANTED—10 PLACE TRUER ip 8 gyivess family, TO BOARD, | the advan- | musis, and | they with French and id to their comfort. Terme maid snd Senmmstrece. jer references required—a resees. eit jection real name the best ‘a sity reference. Eales family proverred. Addvess Box 6, with jowery. Ttatoing * sitpation ‘sama ory Feference both as to character and abt Please uy ‘apply at 01 Mulberry street. YOUNG WOMAN, WHO CAN PRODUCE UNEX- ceptionable refi ee tangy fo peed to go trew ie; She oan take care of children, do pinin stewing. acd would | willing to make herself generally a eful. Foss the Seuth. ‘eat a ‘office, will mee A TOUNG WOMAN WISHES 4 SITUATION 48 CRAM. | , aad ck for s smal wives family. ace. Marrs pel Yor moving tan of fivckion, and clear , the baths far surpass any other remedy si * Boyd, Smith, Dix asa remedy for r the ! ones, mereurial, cotancou Ail diseases arising from an imp do plain sew rh d reteronee ‘rom her taet 131 Sixteenth a eacoot, Y ‘third } Ts fromt be: ine. “Lin egeed cook, wash: roner. YOUNG LADY Is WANTED TO. “ATTEND IN A meat rit fs store, in Charleston, 8. C. To one se- ve rofula, eait ie rooum, prine ti 1 eruptive affections, and eof the blood. A anintet street. A RES! re PROTEOTANS YOUNG Wo! 41 situation, to ctahie family. Ba pied vr washer and ironer. Please call 60 Oliver strees, Can be seen for four days. a % PAPER MA Wa qa IMMEDIATELY, A capable, i X; to snperintend make sil @ fonrérinier machin York, or th will be required. INTRRS AND PUBLISIERS ADAMS'S POWER | ei Ce. ean terms, oF 1S ERY —WOODWORTE Steam Rngiees, Boilers, th An: ae wilt be te eeived at the offire of eR ‘or by James MeViride, | Atlantic street, Brooklyn, first floor, 0 SAW MAKERS -THRER OR rour ea can find stan oyment R. Re * tore MIALS “AND UPTOLSTERT e00ps.— | receiving im | “PENANCIAL, 300 WANTED, THR ABOVE SUM POR Six montha Liberal interest aud good security will 7 given, or, if preferred, rinployment, torather with & share | in the ccnesrp, ehich will pay 89 per ‘Kaltes Cont wal ewhore in the city. L PENS— sf "bett varievien, ‘LL, agent fer the ork. Advercienr fm 1 business will ng eave and com ort, comb ir, draw th eet hard R Oro. ron whict A re, to doable the Ay Good reference given. wok TALL, 298 Ne (tly ng lly & sa a BI Rrondway, epporite t | a RAILROAD LINE FOR PH) yu ble enerel that who hare v 1 deipl - at seven o' Aw | OP icing (heir teeth, exe have thom repie P. i Neat 59 N ty (Sundays 4 vere ae cae No. 1. 2 a) Z > = ™ ~ Lieensed oth, fon the prciection of ate Entiat aed chelr Brats ant a pista mace “oun Wee oh Sauer a eeteee 18 MAGNIFICENT ESTA Se ee the performance mumence the aa ‘To be followes by ser Sy Del: ‘Mine. eters, ax | Sr ‘outs heer tein ate roi My alcot; Phabes te Settain ein tos at Tie welocks re opan at OG Mace Mary rovioe ie ena ASILE Ler tina CELEBRATED HAVANA ATIONAL Zz IBATRE, CHATHAM STREET—TURS- 1 pany, under the dirvetion of Shon day even: qntertainmente will vom Weeday"e ven uhiged aly $0) il te pectormad mence with the of Uxchi S4M—Sam Mr. W. ti" La FaVORITA—Ride, Le favorita, |} Chapman; Emma Leslie, Mise Weston. To be followed by Feces re Le Boliial; Alfonso) Kis t local drama of pitt, NEW FORK Fh ak Gilbert Jer Perry: Me. Wealth: i; Giuttredo, 7. ‘Mettay= Between the’ sa jude with, iT ry beeen pol alge pthan adele ‘Reyae U abs with the wish of thous + moral dre Tbe in ENK AID yet for ae A e ming toe week, with M: let A RAND error or F TUE WONDERFUL om Bridge. ientific trent in the city, croase 1. Open from 8 A. INSTRELS, PErurIC. No. 414 ‘Howard and Grand streots.—Mo eames fuse TTO Corr KEN GRAND, INSTRUMEN- ored thieduimitable band hiopian On Concern Straus clabrave? Ban Perlormere, hae’ stninped whens aa being the ne piu ultze of 7 ‘meneing at 3 P. a all Ethiopian Lands, compriatg irteon per Sune Weber Ly Mgee to 4 cents. N. B—In | ferme jer the direction, Fallows ‘weather is unfavorable, the Coneort will toke place their ori farcher santa INSTRUCTION—BDW. ZELLER, PROFRS- ‘sor of music, having lately, ‘arrived from Burope, begs Tndiee ‘that he is ready ‘M, 175 CHATHAM SQUAR! very afternoon at Original Fem ane and slugings ‘Best sity Teterences give Vesey street. FRICAN ANTELOPE FOR 8A) from Sierra Leone. Color, lead! more beovtiful than that of the far- about ornament to @ count May furt ‘and euinty obtained, at 82'Greenwich House, Groenwich tee , who will go chreugh their gymnastic STadmiorion-~Stage Seats, #134 eentey Boxee, 29 conis; Par= ASTLE GARDEN 18 NOW OPEN FoR THR RECEP. | auette, 12 Private Boxes, $2. o from 7 A.M, i Soon prt ADIES OR GENTLEMEN WISHING ENGAGEMENTS largest td ‘mice atl ee rem in she county, ‘at the Fraaklin Mu 176 Chatham square, fr tbe next season, will et nel ‘oppertunit: before the loth of ades, while viewi: sired ge im tem, shipping, 13 ms to G fey Pr wale one titer] meses. Ky og . "AMUSEMENTS IN BROOKLYN, Brox ‘MUSEUM, Conman, OF FULTON AND 1 , en= —————————————— AMUSEMENTS IN PILILADELPHIA. met, oe bh ta ry” edly to —P. T. BAR- nford, Assisiant ra Koa she Phila- ‘Ballads ipbietentess | 83 galled MY NY Pitgciotie BETSEY—Mr. Bobtail, Mr. Jefferson; ie Sor ¥ Mr. Robi Mrs. Wagtail rson. Admission, 25cents, Reserved Wa seats im aa shilling extra. ESA e it peace, inhgoente. diealinarel aPOnTiNG. SALES BY AU®STION, LES Soba G. CARRINGTON, AUC- jase, and os wal bs CENTREVILLE COURSE, 1.1 das ly Stat, ‘at 8 “ ‘elec deat th: ree MM; Deception, bl.filly } mal years old. Sam Match for $200, in, harnese al besos Sehp huteeste, ¥ JACO! Neneh Felton Ferry. Brocklyay 6 Mand return after the Sports ‘Bre over STOONKEIN, ENTREVILLE COURSE, L. TROTTING —A PURGE tea ware, Bi for hors c iso, 500 pieces teapots, sugars, ete to pats urchasers; alao, = ret ek painted ‘inden ‘and he Yous; also, $00 dove m assorted dene F won & puree by the package, sane of root yd 6 12th. All of the Warres geome 7M, DUMONT, “AUCTIONRER—YACHT ORIOLE — Dumont & flosack will sell at me rt ay FOR SALE AND TO LET. TALIAN VILLA FOR SAL, WITH NEARLY THIR- m aren of fertile land, om a, mowt heal tie sitention, command ing 8 delightful view of ood ‘the rest a HORSES. ORSES, ENJAMIN MOONEY WILL TSle day, at 10 o'clock, ot-auetion, an 48 Lag atreots three, Cegenen, two Sleighs, threo sete aes Fouche, one Pleasure Wagon, four whete to hesold iporemprortly tor cosh. Also, ene Seat OR SALE.—A PAIR yh BLACK HORSES. 16 HANDS a in the site would make sac! any en want Rift be wold tow. inquire at the tables of Spicer Broadway. J ne OR SALE—AT REED'S erasths 178 MERCER STREET, i and timber, geal from’ ihe fouriohing’ to Goes a sotosthta Somes her hie and ee churches, ‘8 pair of bay Mares, six years old, sound and kind, jtores. ete., Im short distances round the Villa. Will be sacrificed at the low price of $4.HN.if sash, ae the owner's BOARDING, &O, tio ant ) Teatian Vill FAMILIES WANTING BOARD UP TOWN —& vained 4 err eat 8A ana soveeed,” Asply te & VANDERPOOL, #9 Wall street, Seater’ | g000 piched with the Croton water, —=i9d OF ONTAINING A ere ar but few boned~ Piast side preferred, Inquire at TO $1,200—A “MANUF, ACTORY FOR oe, J Partner wanted, with the above f rend) be fects manufaccaring taney opin | "I ".c L FERED CEATLENN CAN BB, AC0OuMO. paying, from STH to . ing at 186 Heidee gerget, of Fulton Ferry. ; ita ab Nassan street. OMESTEAD V! a Ace-o Tas moarE AVENUE OARDING AT 148 CHAMBERS STREET. and one hm frst and forty fourth front Parlor, on sgcond or third fos "ot the oe atch ridge, & most delightful together with bedrooms, if best oppertanity ever offered . mcle Kectks for gvattomen,” Pesseesloa Say bile . OARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, IN A PRI- vate tal on the west cide of Broadway; board not to exceed two, dollars por, week, paid in advance, Meference given $40 Port office. OARDING—SUITES OF GOOD FURNISHED ROOMS y be had, together or separate, on Ore fh rt or fall board, cle rooma for the MEDHURST, 541 PER PART OF Tu ation, furnished room on t, inoludl’y Cighteen,. If nececsary, woul ow 4 bedding. Reference hanged. A Herald Ome Wi trees. M ANTILE One of the best river, is ina thriy mers, doing & large dwelling ho ws, and princi tad stock of Mf goods, tut ald be sold wepa health, wishe to discontin ve je. ne # and remove So IN BROADWAY FOR SAL nforanie the stock and fat nue prone A GOOD nner, and sIUPPING, — le corms. Aggy | Se oeen oecoens egy NITED STATES WAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW York and Liverpeol.—The ehipe composing this line are ATLANTIC, C ACIFIC, Cw ted up in & supe ispored of on favor: TEAM ENGINE FOR SALE—OF NINE WORSE POW- er, in Gret rate with a good botler. near; DRS, orner North Second au yursh. Law eine, Sepesia Comstook ain Grafton. expressly for gts 4! AND. bw BLLING TO LET—THE EB NT Med been taken in their con- Store a sting, Ne. 173 Grand street, struction, ae sien in thelr engines, te ensure strengih and treof # we part of Williemelargh: ‘seven 2 peceen tore, large yy wind cept for ot Mr. "kwis's, Mo. 160 ov bt D1 Malden NS, 546 Wall seree Pe CO., Lan col. ‘Suty at, 180. Tuly7, 4-3 ED IN A CENTRAL PART The rent will be taken im possession given. Please addres F. G., Inquire at the Trivane Joh Ome, HAS. WILLETS, Sup't. ber 2B, tater 16 { Oetober 12 Bterers steteese 0 LET—A 6 uu .. . October central ah 3 oo wy x FN THR URRY The owners of theawel ps wht ‘de Aoconn table for g: 14. rond w tiiver, Vallien, specie, Jewelty, presious, stones, or me foer, will ardrob ase, bills of Tading are signed therefor, aud the vsine han deorme reef, therein oxprensed. ange % t week, Vaithoat Gourd } Lat’ . one wil Good relarence thom i be kepe et ia pa ope in pores order ANTED TO RENT IN house sutierent for mf scatters, in 8 plenen k Adirers, ors OOK LYN—P. three persone. of 8 within Art mverme, which muse be Burn Nye.—Tnis steamship will rT h Setarday, Avgust 4th, from street. berth vecured till paid thro ag the post offic equalled ac eommedat’ EDWARD K ‘The steamer ATLANTIC will September 7th. '. Box 181, N. ¥. poe’ ok N—CONVENIENT nteel neighborhood it family. Apply & ne -vectrey, mpi ober 71 Prom vt ares, Beary Windle, Commander, will N. R., for Chagres, direct, om Taeadag seneere will place the: ous. Fo dey previons. For pecmge. apply a il Qa Capiroanta EXPRESS Phttes pris. Robert a, fiierokee, and the ecmrer les ven day of sailing, ayd int re ‘ oT] the morning « Bek SON & AITCHCOCK, ‘Agents, 149 Pearl A AND SAN PR om Thereday day, on Thursday, Aogoe ENR. For freimbt sage appit HOWARD & SON, 34 Broeduag. Pigs cary ill wuseeed the ¢ SHRSCRNT CI freed the 18th of i A\ihesweh tieheve vail fern! INTELLIGENCE BY TUE MAILS, Our Washington sovenpantenee. Wasnimcrom, July 28, 1890, The Compromise Bill—Mr Ewing and Mr. Hoar —The Texas Protest, and Mr. Fillmore, One of the most ringuler ocourrences of the times, ia the appointment ot Mr. Hoar, of Massachusetts, to the seat left vacant by Mr. Webster im the Senate. Ke- garded either ax a rebuke to Mr Webster, or as a rebuke to South Carolina, it ix one of the moat ourious of the chapter of accideuts of the lest six months; fou it may be thatthe vote of Mr Hoar will decide the question of law regarding togitive saves and free peo- ple of color, upon which he was no uugractously expelled from 1@ borders of the Palmetto 5iate some time age, other singular feature in the case is, that whom i Mf: erage ‘ie Ost great Compromise Senate, this session, he forgot the point Lay Soy bed imtended to make im reference to the case of Mr. Hoar in Charleston the very man who was to be his successor before the session oxpired. Had Mr. Webster known that his mantic was to fall om the shoulders of Mr. Hour. he certainly would not have for- gotten that mission to. aud expulsion from Charleston; ‘and it is quite likely that he would have boritated im exehonging he Senate for the Departuent of State, In all this, we speak of Mr. lear as actually ap- pointed. such being the telegraphic information re ceived here to-day, Arsuming it to be correct, withthe addition of Mr. Ewing, we have an aeces-ion oftwo votes against the Compromise since Saturday morning—@ contingency which compels « satisfactory concession to the Texas Senators, in order to tave the last porrible chance of pasrin, ‘The mere appoiutment of comutiasioners to deter mine the western boundary of Texus will uot do. It gives no guarantee of avy compensution for any terri- sory which may be left outside of the limite of Texas, to h she claims possesion Texas wants money. The disputed territory ix of no account to her, but fs in debt, and wants money She knowathat by hold- ing on to the claim, it is equivalent tom good round sum of — But she bas vo aseuraace im sur- rendering the boundary to commissiouers, that they will allow her any money They may decide upom what they believe her true boundary, and agree to take without allowing © cent of mone That's the difficulty with the fexss Senators. hey want a guarantee, that in surrey dering the boundary toa joint commission, they dont surrender the prin- ciple ofindemnity. They probably don't care a curse for the territory, only so far as it can command round sum of money, Give ‘hem the money, or a guarantee, and you may take th» territory; but 20 ¢ompromise will answer their purpose, unless they have rome assurance of the m ney We understand that somethtug is to be done betwoem this and to-morrow morning, toc -nciliate Texas. But there is a difficulty on the cther mde If you allow too much, or guarantee Lov liberally. you lose several votes outside of Texus. Ifyou are aot liberal, you lose the Texas votes We shail see to-morrow morning, erbaps, what ix to be tried If you can secure the exes votes, without losing any, there is achanee. If not, there is no chanee. Meantime, the protert of the authorities of Texas to the proseedings of Colonel Monrov, having been ro- ceived here, a member of the Texas delogetion, last week, addressed a note to President #illm tain whether he concurred or not in the ot Colonel Monroe, &c. After « having been received, the w waited upon the Prerident, a of his o ‘tentions. PB: sident Fillmore stace, until he could et all his cabinet together, aud consult them, whem would give the Texas delegation an answer; so thas, in a few days ay expect to kuow the view Fillmore, in regard te (be doings of Colonel roe and the State of which have taken place within the territory claimed by as to be within her boundary. and rightfully under jurisdiction Horace Greeley, muddy and dirty, as if just im from olen journey across the deserts of the bp a Basii ed here to-da; Io eral it for the Co mise. wud Maxwell and Ptewis, who are still upon the shelf ey the bill, or to the bill, Texas, delogetlon desired to be iafor Wasninaron, July 28, 1880, The Vacancy in the Cabinet to be Filled bya Southern Man—Two dicts of Tuo new Cabinet Officers Contrast- ed with the Acts of their Immediate Predecessora— Good Auguries for the Whigs—The Compromise in the Senate and in the House. President Fillmore will not fll the vacancy im the cabinet, it is understood, until Messrs. Crittenden and Graham and probably Bates arrive. The former two have accepted the appointments conferred upon them. Mr. Bates is somewhere in the mountsins of Virginia, out of the reach of the telegraphic wires, and bas not yet been beard from. ‘The new appointment of a cabinet minister will be from the South, the President dosiri Bouthern Atates four members, to bali may be, the four members of the ad eluding himrrit, from the Northern sta ata g have acted like whigs, promptly cite two instances, in contrast with the t of the late cabinet o from the State of New York jamer, to bi mail agent on th Erie Railroad placed in the clase correspond! the duties he performed. He was of th plenty of pers take it. As for himevif he his office, in Twice he behaved thus rudely ees not long before he was takes at his word bis offlee me New York gentleman haa Judge Hal e case was omens end Just change le ec the death of Preside ber gress, from Pi wauatnes aked bim to wh had been recsoved ouse of Representatives, to in the Treasury ‘ania applicant, id the member of Congress, you nent aoe turn out anybody in order to make OF 6 Glerk, for there iat weaver In your owe herman” po But the Seoretary, who war pro the piace tor some lveotooo or other J Mend. got found the metter ‘te saying thas uid give his attention to the subject, avd see what could be done The member left sud subsee quently called sgain, but with ao better «ieceas Me. Meredith 4) at a to do anything of the neayivania whig Not jo e beet ene —™ —Two or three days ago, the same Yaula member 0: Congress called on Me Secretary win, with the same request he hud betore madeot Me. Meredith Mr. Corwin replied, that he understood there Were some pretty sleek democrat ic clerk ix reme: Department, who had been there a tong and <4 would have to give place to capad 1 de ior whige; that he bad not yet got sons to Rnow all the ropes; that he should inform bimeelf in the atten, oe * uid get ready to 5 would bs eo nct on che applies Of the Peonsylvanian In quertion ee Ponait The member here reminded the new Boete of the vacancy in bis own bureau. “Ah, said the goode ae oretary, ‘that alters the ones, If there be 8 clerkebip vacant. and a salary belongim Your man. and be shail have the Sppointment.”? thus was Mr. Morehead appointed to « $1,600 oie rhip. These twe little items of inte show. like «trawe the way () will rend © thrill of joy | lgenoe will serve to Geeepent the whote Up T romice in tn « danger In the Senate, but if it chonid pore am the House Mr Speaker Cobb deel y Atty mm . So look out row more Correspondence, Bactowone, July 20, 1860, Piremen's Rist — Family Sore— Commerce of Baltimore — Further Partieulars At 2 o’elock on Sanday m « the lumber yard of Mr. John L. Mopking, in the war fired The early pre the fire from epreading further than the piles of lame ber im which it wae fret disco a The lose wae trifling. Returning from this Ore, our firemen hed @ rious fight. during whica the pavements al Haltimere street, near Mouth. were te dangerously hurt, th: ‘The wonder is chat many were mot killed. ae By tree? Br the entire diktanee bet ween Calvert ay was strewn with brick and rocks. Several were made In the City Court, on Saturday Andrew Diene George Founer, William Wright. Bdward Mofett i $10 and costs Jose burg. were each fire rioting. A punishment not proportionate crime. af the continned efor every fre and of fire amply proves If the officers of th do their duiy, that present dingrace to ow men's riot k, Would disappear bk planes on Saf arday, Amctia Wymgain on the ey matonily ee rhidden onto man and © ternte Justice Root bw eo it of veerels within the Ships 13, barks 10 total, 8, Of thie nemb reap for Bremen 8, Iifornin 4: the West Indiee 2 Liverpool L, Cadia ertained (hat the disastrons everything f ten comma to keep th rt on Satarday ign 19 shooners pply at Kis cornet Broadway, where @ plen bpd berthe seen red i f the ship may be f may 3 a gues Freight for thiv veasel show » Prt Fe prees. UT 210 TONS HUR- Cag accommedare bea? eo farther ere for Aunoar ri FOR S418, OF A fonning er fe oy ee The owners ) or. will well her at a bargain, iC anpiie! for immediately. Por ferther pari alars, apply at 22) Penrl surest. | 0 SHIPOWNERS dontag Hanon rors saLr exper landed Chromome! on 8 s Here, Iaedon. 3 een inquire of "