The New York Herald Newspaper, August 2, 1850, Page 3

at Casris Ganen.—Last nig! “I Due Foscari” was performed for the third time. ‘The enthusiasm of the audience was as unbounded as on any of the previous occasions. Indeed, one Italian admirer of the art. who sat on the right hand of the or- ehestra, was s0 enthusiastic in his acclamations that he dinturbed the gravity of the yooalistsas well as that of the audience. One serions old gentleman, with a broad- brimmed bat, called him « “ bambino magnifico,” and he. in his turn, declared the whole audience to be a sonliees of white iivers, However, this was but ‘whe by. between American judgment and Italiaa samitaiton of the musical aud did not laterfere with the general admiration silelted pence, o Ba- inli, and Lacist who esog with remarkable beauty and énergy. In oonseqaenes of the ree for the production of “J Puriteni,” whieh may be expected on Menday, there will be no Performance o-pight or te morzow evening, Musical 8D Litéxany.—Madame Anna Bishop ‘will appear, on the nineteenth of the present month, in @ musical ertaint it, called “ Judith,” at the Astor Place Opera House ; and, it is sald, that the preparations are on the most extensive scale to make a grand musical and operatic display.— ‘The diary of Mademe Bishop, while she was ic Mexico, fs in press, also. and there will be no little euriosity to see bow the celebrated cantatrice has treat- ed ibe manners and custome of a people from waom she bas received many golden opinions. The book is entitled “Anna in Mexico,” and abounds with humor ous stories and anecdotes. Tt will be illustrated with filteen engravings by Darley. Such a diary has not been reen since the days of Frances Aune Kemble’s curious volumes on this eountry. Rowrny Thkarne.--The performances, this evening, will commence with the extravaganza of “ Four of the B’Hoys,” und will. be followed by the parteiotic drama of the “Siege of Monterey.” which is nightly witnessed by large and highly respectadle audieaces, 0 testify their approbation by reiterated cheeri ly all the celebrated comedians attaraed to this ablichwent, appear ia this pico, and the aves aud decorations are suiced in splendor tothe presentation of the glorious Mexicaaaebieve- ments by the United States Army. Kinto’s Ganurw —The exeetlent comic burletts of “ Woho's the Fomposer?”? will commence the eatertain- ments this evening Messrs, Waleot, Sefton, Nickerson, Nickinson, will sustain che be followed by the * Bille ¢* Marbre.” injwhich Mise Mary Taylor and wis leadin Th eharseters. ballet called gy avd Mims. Durand will display all the Deauties of the accomplishment of danciog. With such light and highly aausing entertaimments, Niblo's Garden will aiways command # large assemblage of our citizens. Broapway Tueatar.—The following distinguished artiste are engaged by the enterprising manager of this establishment, and will il appease oa its re-opening, whieb will shortly take Messrs, Marshail and Barrett are determined at ‘tele patrons will have no reason to complain during the next theatrical cam- paign. They nave arrived in the last steamer from Kurope :—Mr. W. Davidge, from the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Olympic, London; Mr. #. Couway, (oom of the pasbonben Conway.) from the Theatres Royal Drury Lane, Princesses and Olympic, Loudon; Mr. H Scharf. trom the Theatres Royal, Olympic and Baddler's Wells, London; Miss Richardson, from the Theatres Royal. Lyceum aud Olympic. London; Miss Anderton, Theatres Royal Manchester. Liverpool, &o ; Mies Adelaide Gongentetm, from the Theatres Royal, Lyceum und Olympic; Miss Josephine Gongoubeim, ditto, and from the Opera Comique Paris; Miss Uspel, from the Theatre Royal Prinsesses; Madile, Adwliiae, from Her Majesty's Theatre, Loudon, «od Academie Royal, Paris, Natiowat. Theater. This evening is set apart for , id the hes ‘fit ‘che, a Wor ma excellent come dian. Chapman. The pisses seleoted wre ~ Mar- fea Lite? om “New York Fireman, Mise Obapman, Mrs, Skerrett, Miss Mestayer, and Mersrs, Perry, Buse, Obi nent artists, will years, contribute esure and ibe theatrical public, and ft is hoped his etforts to please will be remembered This evening by his frieads. Ungiery’s Orena Hovee.—This being the last oe man. aud many other emi- ir. Chapm red, we pre~ departmest. instrumental performauces. and danciag. are exellent, Ouy ea Pe ig benefit was well attended last evening. aud the amuse ts generally gave the ut- most nelisfection. Horne is @ great acquisition to this srevpe; he is full of merriment and comiculity. Amuenican Moseum.—The © Drunkard,” as performed at this beautifel theatre, is drawiog thousands to see it. Miss Fisher and Messrs. Clarke aad Hadaway are nightly cheered by delighted audiences. sions Ws Hugene Issued from the United States alent Ofce os forte ending Ji o pt and pete itsrehe' ney » of Watertown, “e Ny owe ‘im- dire: water upon water-wheels. Everett, of ‘Middienela, Mass —Vor im- ‘mt in machi: for turning out wooden bowis. ey W. Hatch, #1 Parkman, Oblo.—¥or improve. mm Bt im stancheour for Edward Kershaw, ‘ot Dov Borton, Mass.—For improve- ment in the attachment of a locks. Peter Kirkham, of Waterbury, "Oean--Hon lmprove- ment in a hooks and eyes to paper cards. ns Petersburgh, Lll.—Forimprovement Charlee J See ot New York, N. ¥.—For im- Prevement in Bile fin of turpentine. Milner, of Houston, Texas.—For improved J.—For improvement For improvement in atmorpheric eh paunariee Petley, of ‘New York, N. ¥.—For jigger wind- wiles P Rider, of New York, N. ¥.—For improve- bh A sizing ‘and drying cotton bat- “Seite Le nae omnp d N. ¥.—For improve- ment in coal gus. Eliphalet ure, of Green Point, N. ¥.—¥or Dabs with Boon. teen the ervengement of Sm provements in Charles A Spring vo b Sd vement in rea teed tuliers te planing machines. ‘Jeaeph Stout ana James T sia oe wapeoeiie, ones in machines for forming toetiiae E Ward, of Port Chester, X. Y.—Por im- elt and rivet machine Warren, of Troy, N.¥.—Vor improvement = Vt * Sor ester, Va.—For improve- it A wint speeder, George Weds, of or aiaabatapor N. J.—For tmprove- ment in fastenings for bureau drawers. Axnest or A Mau. Rosner at Geneva, N.Y; —Valuable letters have often recently disappeared from the post office at Geneva. The agent has been endeavoring, for several weeks, to detect the ce His suspicions ly centered upoa Joha L. Bewn, the principal clerk “he was sovcedingly arrested. Mr. Bean is a young married man, hu. ec ed pn ay Se Ag wes the lew partner of meet the catire control of the office. ae Jey to he examined in a few days.— Albany stk, aa General aylor.—The tat and best Por Boksellere, end lee ster ine Ps gy sys pte jot, Chat the Beat 1 ei js always to supply hi wit vaice he eannot gremble at. Th vn hoot aad show business is malting © forve Jeet whet he of thi tor Jones, mranfacte: in perfect order, on renee Te, peree anal tal . torper of em siaplaged, wy Ml), the the set ng Hew Dye—tintenetor Genatne Liqatd manufactory, ¢ Wali 4 fettna dyes, Gon have it opy the a44romm, jagte Hale Dye, to pad ~ Fihoet vine theecloe, aed hae he» tie viet 8 Wie Sad tom poe Mamuf aoe nd Strangers are eye of Wise ont Tre weottaent ti city, ye Factory, WT Broadway, ‘Copy the attram, the lgbraved Waly Hate of Dev street Wigs and Toupees.—Anot ded io We ined for Wal) 5 able re i 3 lapeger. hte now mo hasnt iad ben sortaent in the i TOHELOR! Wig Factor: fe wplended Trio —Rogte’s Hy perton Fiatd ts monk approved Si teehee) ‘s ning and Bean into oy 04h ONE WEEK'S HISTORY OF THE WORLD. | ‘The Werxcy Hrnatv will be published at ten o'clock to-morrow morning. All the important news o/ the week will be chroni- cled in its columns—the fate uf the Compremise bill in the Senate; the probable policy of President Fill- more; the late news from Europe, &¢., &0., &, Bingle copies, in wrappers, ready ts send to the watering places and other summer retreats, can bo obtsined at the office. To the Grocers.—The most saleable article now in market is E. T. Babbitt’s Soap Powder. Ihe demand for itis almost w: biveneel dno well kept, properly con= Thero should be without it. your customers, by obsainiag it ut RARLE & Co, 2° 80470 Washington st. Comb Factory, 387 Broadway.—A chotec | selection of Ladica’ Dress Combe, in ope work, seroll and | other utyles, the latest French patterns; Combs made to order after any bo ohy furnished at A. & SAUNDERS cd Broadway, between Walker and White streets. Ladies going in the Couutry can find at Ladies’, Misses, and C! MONBY MARKEE Tuunsvar, August 1-6 P.M. The activity noticed in Wall street yesterday has entirely disappeared, bat prices for stocks generally remain without material alteration, Most of the trans- actions to-day were for cash, Government stocks were in better demand than usual, at the first board. | Erie bonds, new, fell off to day 3 per cent, and Morris Canal X. tendency in prices. ‘The receipts at the oflce of the Assistant Treathrer of this port, to-day, amounted to $154,657 58; pay- mente, $116.426 63; balanee, $4 977,201 07. The amouat of duties collected at this port for the month of July, 1860, was $4,247 888 T4, The value of merchandise exported from this port for the month of July, 1850, was $3,574,260, produce of the United States; $88,828 foreign produce, not en- titled to debenture; $25,576 goods entitled to deben- tare; and $317,390 withdrawn from bond. A bill for the better regulation of Canadian currency has been read in the provincial legislature, founded upon the resolve, that it is inexpedient to revise the currency act, 4 and 5 Vict, cap. 93, so that the dollars | of certain nations and dates, which now pass current | under the said act for five shillings and one penny | currency, may pass for five shillings and no mere, the ports of euch dollars being reduced in curreat value in the same proportion; and #o that the Governor in council shall be empowered to cause provincial silver | cvins to be struck, which shall respectively pass cur- rent for 6s., 2%. 6d., 1s, 34. and 6d. curreney, in sams not exeveding £2 10s, curre jue whereof shall bear the same proportion to their , pomiinal value; and algo to cause provincial gold coins | to be struck, which shall respectively pass current, to any amount, for £1, and 10#, currency, and the intri sic value whereof, respectively, shall bear the same proportion to the intrinsic value of the British sove- | reign as the sums for which they are respectively to pace shall bear to £1 4s, 4d. currency. The Amoskeag Manufacturing Co. have just declared | 4 dividend of three per cent, for the past six months. The net earnings of the company during the period have been four per cent, one per cent being now car- ried to reserved fund. Notice has been given that the payment of the bonds iseued by the Commissioners of Champagne | county, Ohio, for $75,000, in aid of the Columbus, Pi- qua and Indiana Railroad Company, will be resisted, principal and interest, as said bonds, it is alleged, were issued without sathority of law, sad against the votes of at least one-half the peepie of said county. The City Fire Insurance Company have made a dividend of twelve dollars and fifty cents per share. The Manbattan Company have made « semi-annual dividend of four per cont. The American Mutual Insurance Company, of Balti. more, have declared @ dividend of forty dollars on each share of the capital stock, together with the semi- annual interest, payable on demand. ‘The report of the Board of Directors of the Albany and Schenectady Reilroad Company, for the six months ending July Sist, 1860, presents the ai of earnings and expenditures:— Avaant ano Bonexeotany Raitmoan. bruar, and re: 24.000 Divleoma pepante te Anges. + 86,000 osos.0e7 os 63 Balance on hand, August 1, 1850. 93,003 48 43 ‘The total receipts of the company for the year end- ing February 1, 1850. are put down at $210,631, estimat- ing the last rix months at $108,000. In each of the past six years the earnings were as follows, viz:— 1844 a 2 184,029 06 According to the oMecial Yeport, the construction account of the company, on the lat of August, was as nexed:— yy ano Benenxctaoy Rarinoan—Consraverion Dcataad cr) 26.000 00 4.400 00 1,816 60 (642 783 50 wee ili aia ‘The report says that the resolution of the board to close the construction account on the ist of August bas been complied with, and hereafter no more out- Jays of any kind will be made, beyond the.corrent ex- penees of the road, interest on the debt, and necessary — repairs; and that the future income of the company ‘will be strictly applied to these objects, the payment | te the reserve fund of five thousand dollars per an- bum, agreeably to the vote of the board, a anpual dividends to stockholders ‘The financial account of tab cmnaing yee | enn tema of income aad expenditare, up to the lose of the Geeal year :— Avsany any Bemeneotapy Rartaoao—Finaxctar a} iow 19.716 45 46,701 60 + 488 1.000 00 “Faris a Te balance Erin ca beetien hand over 1 unborn tefrrewyon ne against the oum- jor trueken. 6. . 500 00 $iowla ls Twenty-five thourand dollars of thie amount is car. © reserve fund to meet any demands aot esume- reted in foregoing statements, that may be brought opainet the company for other than ordinary expences, and as arinking tund for extinguishing the bonded | cbt of the company ‘The company rrtimate the earnings for each ot the rp follows ALsAsY ann Fenexmorany Harhnoan—Birseai to Mowen- Ry entimored tovetpen for A Y Sepietnber, 1546, De. Pe. Oevover, bb. PD eR P "0. i Do. Weil eervic Do bones, Do, Inetdonial freight rs Tetale The expemoos of repairs and operating for the above sit months ire estimated at $43 000, Jnterest on debt, $22 260; Pmt of part of fenigh® depot groamds 91.400; revetre fund, $2500, dividend payable In Febraary next, $8H000: balance, $8,780, These statements tabies ere taken from the report of the Board of Diree tor: até we give them for Just what they are worth. The market closed heavy, with a downward | y, and the intrinsic va- _ uals 0 | 119m 13° ining sin months of the preseut fiseal year, ae, | ihe= « much ey are doctored. discrepancy can be fou can only be derived from those whose overhavl and expose the cooking so frequently resort- Our ows opinion we shall reeerve for the present. We have not much confidence in railroad reports gene- nowing how easily they are garbled, and how It is only by « comparison | of the reports issued by the same company, that any ; and eorrect information uty it is to ed to in getting up railroad sia Stock $17000 U 8 6's, C7 10 di 10 0 she Farmers’ Trust (0 Bank of State NY 1 ‘50 Morris Canal M) do Ww to 60 167; SBCOND Exeh: 750 she 0 ae EE o1 do &C 2 Aubape ‘& Rochester 93 do 14 Now Jersey RR 100 Reading RB 100 do blo + 250 do od 27 Hudson River RR Erie RR ds do do 2 do 52 do 19) Long Island RR BYARD. 7 000 7 ‘ Jordan; to wh ites t Tredge? , Winaae organ): neta che oupe tig com \deat ot pot twelve [ittormers, under the direction o will Pepa xceo Erie Income Bds S074 S@Geus Reading RR Hee do 0% wy do RDEN 13 KOW OPEN TOR THE RE 125sheErieRR 610 75 I er during theday, fro | ® Le ee, hia the largest and mest beaut tee Le ee w ~ do b3 75) 1 superior onpercuntty, for readi |. @ 960 15% 200 omenades, while viewing the sea, shipping, | 18 de De wo tnddclightfof scencry afound, ‘and Iabaling the dellolows ide i cn eae tt 3 00 breeze. ‘Adsoleeior 12% conte, q 00 ie peal’ RR bod 452 100 Farmers’ Trast in | ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, ccnmeaiy eed GTOLEN-7ROM ON BOARD THE SWEDISH BRIG chor im thi the Norwegian fashion eh aide wad greem ineid ble reward will b P. KINDBERG, 58'W 0 North BA arp in both he bottom i for the re Boat, built i lead ry, by lor —A WALLED. 0¢ ta om differs DNTAIN ent railrs G A NUMBER 0) ambont li painted black A plying or to ‘OK & MEINCKE, apt the owaer, to the office of ry afternoen and e tations of Living Pi together aly ones fa fh €o soph ee Bonen ats Prices cents} jon—Stage Sea Boxes, 25 cents; Par- 3g cents; Pri 413 BROADWAY, CORN Canal street. The xy every visite reat. 9} of the world, the Venus ris F | the duest conception wi a goddess the world ever prod AN RICE'S CIRCUS OPENS IN JERSEY CITY, THIS , August 2, and continues ope tere boon yerform rd: ts r, & able to beare: Pam it fndcr will be rewarded, ®: 59 Wall street. K, DATED 1ST AUGUST, 1890, DRAWN 0. for two huadeed dollars, pay e teing stopped at he bank, tl y leaving it at Brown, ‘Bros,’ Gos WANTS, ANTED—BY Jont her own: treet. calle for two day; RESPECTABLE AND HEALTHY roprit or oF th 4 tet it the m point= eat cia abet in 8, while hi A are the country. Admiasion 25 eente. AMUSEMENTS IN BROOKLYN, BPQOkLYN Muse MUSEUM, CORNER OF ORANGE AND Fulton atrests—Chantran and Barke, Proprietors: J. a Jackson, Treasurer —The Lecture Room “Benen of Mr. AN ot Sire. Ag BY ‘2 be fase are GIRL ning, or laapdress. ference. Please cents, Reserved rine Clopper, seate in par ha 4 fami ANTED—A STATO . Wash | paper, Fourteenth, and ANTED— BOAED FOR TWO YOUNG LADIES IN A w other boarders, ing. or ti eit Eeneraly bent of ty reference can street, corner of University Place. RESPECT* BLE YOUNG WOMAN, & + general housework, or chamberwork care of children, énd_ is willing to to the ‘lease to seful. No objections to given. bn hag a ag je herself iN, RY te SROEROTARLD * prix OOK; MUST BE 4 urd) day heb of (ane ‘ages $5 ‘The second best boat to well re= | money return office No. 5, up | HORSES. | WWANTED—A LAD IN 4 LAWYER B, AND | TNOR SALE—A PAIR OF BLACK HORSES. 16 1 a | Englishman), in a family. y ALR ® Fal a to Mr. Charles Eawatds, 52 Wall ane City Baal Bak Bula. pe genes ot6 3 Suet ‘ee Yor aay gail cin wanting ing. The lad will bring # specimen of his writing. —_ Wile sed toy ibm ary ieleman Syleer ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A. SI- tuation as Chambermaid, or to do 20 gah oS noe eet the isan xcs Cg yr OR, SAL, A BLOODED SORREL MARE, SIX TEARS ironer, and good plain goo rt best of city hands reference. Inquire at No. Hs'Prinee etfest. of es is expert arac Beith se siteatio where these quali & Co., at thisofhes, with m and references. ANTED~A YOUNG MAN WHOIS A adonsupen ures, writes ® ford hand and is known td responsible, ail dry foods grore, | would be a nice fami gh Lo a Ras | WT: | Sirove chsheat Asta.” Can tossve ve shove Biles The hiy—say, sha Tbe proms tly at Fe (ily especie Aone, he bilge a A PROTEST- to. house- OR SALE—AT REEDS STABLE, 178 MERCER STREET, FOR pat et vay arses obs years‘ cond nad kiuae laundress his = _ ee NTED—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, and sewer. wishes a ritu ‘The bert MUSICAL. DAL, INSTRUCTION EDW. ZELLER PRO! to to inform (fern pone bon yo ghy J i Feady to 6 pa ‘the SNirioging: ‘Rest sity setbronee given. Inquire at wey a Ree SoLB, A GUOD HARP, (ZRamOn MANUFAC. te wisi be Old ehewp, fox cash, Cam be seen at No, 111 Pearl street, third door, > ply a | route, IN GOOD OW BG & BREUSING, 421 Broad: 8 for ill be mos jon as teacher of ool. Bhi and ine reference can beobtained. wa By Ei A SEER tr EL Teter family ot Proteaor in a school: Haabli, id oftce, has siready deem es to maki i dadrese ee G FRENCH LADY WISHES TO eras A the French language, ‘New Yor Please addressor write "Fra No. 76 Grand street. UT TO MAKE A Ooms. est, __ BOARDING, ae. Bur, RD WANTED IN BROOKLYN, NEAR TO THE corner of Court and Atleutic streets, by «gentleman. Keferences given. Address W. H., ofice of this paper. ‘OARD WANTED—A, , GRNTLEMAN W WISHES TO SE- and room, furnished of unfurnished, hoy ae aa cure & room ieclned to employ hime a ree tier i irs Se rt; nalquentions Wil be asked pply by stating looat! ROM SWITZERLAND, Wo Was Arr or ets tata Sens for tice depen” fa the diferent capivaid of Baryp BOARD {COMFORTABLE ACCOMMOE crite eye gron 11 oF artat boa board, or without board, OAKD AND LODGING CAN BE OBTAINED IN A table pd family, 33 reasonable terms, in Scuth Brooklyn, wit walk of jamilton Ferry. References Rarer A.M, Post Omee, OARDING.—SUITES OF GOOD FURNISHED ROOMS x M57, Post ( the retail ALES¥EN.——WANTED, YOUNG LABY IS_ DESIROUS OF coranere board im a family w! are fe) other boarders, Reference given. App y for thie there a wor hte eee UTE WART & 00., Rrosdway. | FINO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.—WANTED, A SITU- rs by fe pan, will seqnainted ee of the Paci he obere conse! jd remned BB. , No shjectlon te rst or second floor, PUBLICATIONS. a aesense = 0. «@ VESEY qraest meat sks et was published, Vert ‘compisted in bout foray oes =| De En the Saceeee, ete. With Titwetretions sopcesea’. % he se by ey warren oy radon af i later ote. , Findon, A alee, wi 1 1) BUSINE: invent $160 ‘The advertiver h \boreee and will take Low to the business Iphia and yex AND OTHERS —WANTED, TO tafe estahlished business. toa! business Rnowledge, twelve hours hi MISCELLANEOUS: Awa a rene wee wavaap ny Sines 9 het coe given are wl. Ve era wist for whieh he woull'pay b7 by ‘mon To exeeot six months party willing to Sroomniedare hic. ofiee. Fai Oy - water A ayy of times. For sale, w! roleente nly and retail, at the Britannia =e cmon an Ae enc ‘amen of thats American 7 Phat ae ard Dillon, 4 ieee SY Shy ar. atiend th ew Fri x Tocket lenien RANA AANA AA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAA AA 7 mY orasrl Mettorty. “A ion of 20 Claret xeveone La J La} cod RARER re’ io Wine, will be sole at very low rates, fe - ‘pace Thi, Grand, ns . Batreatinen Bonen soost is Set ES. S' NDaY Ragu B ea 1 © orove—288 Coe. nycditus steamboat x ‘will make His Veaneitul grove op “a pres’, Me foot of ona A, Piet! Nek NK Steppin iItom M\ Be “ hewn, 8. takai ~ Re ‘own give eatin: will igor eA einen, Melery Lng S Ps ene ierct Tiroadway, up stairs. URSION®. — whe by 9 Gabapace AND Ly apn oy J ND LIQuUO! desert be had at ALL Pi oaks, | oa iy va Set dra ae frtimarry, sas wenty-Ave taste, Geutieneen one dollar ASHARRARR URICRES Nc olan a | Rieu ste = ar naw York ve ne. rivers ye CHATHAM amo gy toed Priv even i eee e with the eom KIED LIFE—Mr. Samuel Sede I Bass; ry Skerritt; Mr. Ge ~ Diem hee $ : hap: oderi T iel Coddle, Hin c. Skerritt, ATIONAL THEATRE —DiABOLICAL—IT HAS BERN F A gertain fact, thetthere are 10,000 er yet become acquai: Bow a eh LF at Cha it will and Mre. M liapoan; Mr and Mr-and Mrs. Younes whic B, Young, and 8. D. John von will appear. BARNGMS AMERICAN MUSEUM—P. 1. BaxNUM, and Proprietor; Jobm Greenwood, jr., Aa- .. Seventh week of re-opening, commencing on Monday, July 22.” In compliance wigh the wish, of thous ds who have been strongly Impressed with ite great moral Steet upon the puvil m will not withdraw E DRUNKARD yet tor & few but will preseat it . Clarke as Edward ‘Ring- are the Mammoth Afternoon STKELS, OLYMPIC, No. 44 BKOAD- d Mond: lus ultea of Performers, has stntaped thom as belag the ne irteen per 51! Ethiopian Vande, compsising s company of under the direc: of Fellow f giving their oririn t until (arther woti Concert to commenc Wednesdays an AMUSEMENTS 1 In |_PUILADELPHL BARNUM'S MUSEUM, PHILADELFHIA—P. T. BAR- uum, Proprietor and Manes Sastord, Assia ant threwd specimen ever import ances b ie Soma 7 nromatrope, Be. ind. Admittance, 25 cents; wr ohiee SALES BY _AUCTION 5 ds, & valuabl jufacture; among er knives; table * Lthe auction roo table knives and forks. AVOTION this ri ENCE BOYL day ( brett) Ans ° KS vrench, ‘Brandy. Holland G as ah Casks, Shelvis FOR SALE AND TO LE’ TALIAN Ay = ror bey WITH NEARLY THIR- toen sores of caren a most healthy and roman~ I HomestzaD VILLAGE—ON TH ané one bandred and fort) streets, win View, of the Revie oe eee nl “A Splenie cant ov od will, and appurtenances Paves ne, efficacy w being oe uted over ie United ing $2,000 or pid g be pony oak OT tg TEAM ENGINE YOR SaLE—OT NINE HORSE Pow- Bo i ae abe AE ‘A PARLOR AND BEDROOM, HAN DSO: ehed, wi and, alse, use of SI Spring steset, third door cast of Broadway. TORE TO LET—FIRST FLOOR AND CELUSK OF the building, Nos. @Gand 9% Broadway. between Wall and Pi nore 100 feet deep, with sky light, ssion given immediately. Apply vo J. Guacon, Jr TED-THE WHOLE OR UPPER PART AND wement of aemall House in a respootable neighbor~ the fi 0 children, Address B.C, aad the y wa ae ‘ork Bord, The re Ballread, evo ing at Pairdel: ork, ae Canal hath to ia halt hy rs. The hotel will ry a day morning, at baif- past seven o'oloek and peavey the same day. There le connected wich the house three acres of fext mill produce more then eneagh to pay the tful places wit! mf two oe ie in jendia business. Terms eo AL, 108 Vevey street. AVILION, ROCKAWAY. L. Kailrond leave the South SP. M. dail, EA BATUING—MARIN 5 meats sok ‘erry, Drocklyn. st Seathe, phens gore to thie celightfal sea: bathing eet ikaw ck ay TON. G Cee forward their next ox howe stenmer, as urea, Sipps shui ice there ede the day Sofere cate the wereieg of tee ——— eee yay Hy 5p vegres, Jt COLORED WOURN ANXIOUS TO pt, San Prancionn, ls desirous of mest- 7 wader wi oan peat Sty ah Boos rr ~ TRAVELLERS eu10k Cpa eae nrOR sats au ae oN INLAND Pas on ine. TON LINE TO a ua) of thie live are now, Pi ie INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. Terrible Disembowelment— Decapitation and Death of the Compromise. OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE. Wasuinoton, July 81, 1860, The last day of July—the last day of the Com- promise—e day to be remembered fora life-time—a day of terrible hot work and intensely hard fight- ing, resulting in the ripping up, tearing to pieces, and seattering to the winds the labors of the whole session, beginning with Mr. Clay’s resolutions sub- mitted in January last, and ending in a simple bit for the relief of the Saints at the Great Salt Lakes How stands this doubtful Gemnpovenigny How stands the case to-day Is not the stork upon the rise ? Look at hi and downcast eyes, And ask of Harry Clay. When the Senate met this morniug, it was evi- dent there was trouble in the wiad. There was ag amendment pending to secure the vote of Mr. Nore ris, by striking out from New Mexico, as was done with Utah, that clause which interdieted the terri- tory from legislating to introduce or prohibit slave- ry. Mr. Norris wished the territory to have the liberty to prohibit slavery, and the friends of the bill conceding it in the ease of Utah, were ready to concede it for New Mexico, to get the vote of Mr. Norris. The bill was reduced to that sad extre- mity of patching it up toget another vote. The Texas Senators were all right. Mr. Dawe son’samendment had given them all they could ask. Every thing. It provided, in addition to Mr. Bradbury’s amendment, for commissioners to set tle the Texas boundary, that no State or territo- rial government should be established in New Mexico east of the Rio Grande, till Coagress and Texas had agreed upon the Wouadery, aad confined the territorial government to the west side of the river. The manifest effect of this amendment was an implication that Texas hid the jurisdiction of Santa Fé and all New Mexico east of the Rio Grande, till the boundary was adjusted; that is to say, it was tantamount to conceding to Texas all the disputed territory east of the river. What resulted? Why, sir, upon this very amend- ment, agreed to in order to get the votes of Mesera, Rusk and Houston for the bill, the whole thing tumbled to pieces—California, New Mexico, Texas boundary, and all. It was the amendment of Mr. Dawson, upon which the Compromise was shivered into pieces, providing to limit the goverament of New Mexico to the west side of the Rio Grande. That's the way the fray began.” The motion of Mr. Norris, to strike out the words interdicting New Mexico from legislating to establish or prohibit slavery, was agreed to, after debate by Jefferson Davis and Mr. Ewing against it—the object of Mr. Ewing being to make the bill as odious as possible to Mr. Norris, by keeping in the objectionable clause. Then followed the first deadly and inevitable lunge at the votes of Messrs. Rusk and Houston, of Texas. Mr. Pearce, who did not vote at all on the amendment of Mr. Dawson, yesterday, came for- ward and moved to strike it out. He considered it a rickety, slab-sided, lop-eared amendment; and proposed, as a substitute, that the territorial govern- ment of New Mexico be suspended till the 4th of March, 1851, so as to give the Commissioners and the , parties the time necessary to settle the Texas boundary. Everything was at sea again. The day was ex- cessively hot—Senators were fuaning themselves with newspapers—but there was hotter work in reserve. Mr. Clay made fa last despairing rally. He im- plered, he appealed. Yesterday we saw day- lightand the land—we might yet reachit. The friends of the bill had amendments to propose, if Mr. Pearce would only forbea: Mr. Pearce would not forbear. He was tired out of the business of consulting other members, votes, and stuck to his preposition. Mr. Rusk did not like Mr. Pearce’s amendment. Of course not. It left New Mexico under United States law east of the Rio Grande, over territery claimed by Texas. But again, per contra. Gen Shields, almost in so many werds, confessed he was ashamed of having voted yesterday for the injustice of Mr. Dawson's amendment, and copfeseed his sw that Mr. Clay should have conseated to such a miserable emendment. Dawson defended i eaanteteieet as avery d reasonable Mr. Benton a. etaled, deliberate, and tremendous attack upon ‘Me Dasroon's, sition, as an beg ten yey to the play of with the part of Ha out, because the ghost was sic! Ile showed the compicte absardity of a vernnfent for New Mexico west of the Rio evel where there is nothing scarcely but afew 1 while on the east side of the river, which isto be left under martial law, at the discretion of Texas, all the white population of New Mexi reside, with the exception of a family here there, on the weat side of the river, among the aborigines. THE BILL DISEMNOWELLED. om bein mu Mr, Pearce’s amend ment to strike out Me. “Baws 's, and insert a pro- vision suspending the territorial goverament for New Mexico till 1861, the difficulty was to get at fe, "Br. Dawoon's amsendatées bad been eugtthed upon the bill, and it a red that it was not in or- The quest prea der to strike it out without striking out all the sab- that is, evel ew Mexico. ject matter connected with it, relating to # government for N That being the only coun to strike outall the section we believe, including Mr for commissioners, with the view of restoring all my ngeia, our Mr. pepe Cy in lieu of whic! proposed to suspend the govern- ment of New Mexico till 1351 Mr. Yulee very quietly asked Mr. Pearce, to di- vide his motion, to thst, instead of taking the to strike 4 restore back oul Mr: Pearce consented, and that was the fatal mistake Every thin; bounds n out— Then came the work of restoring all back with Mr, Pearce’s proviso teud of M fon’s. Everything relating to New Metice a Texas was stricken out—it had (0 be strnek oat to getin Mr. Pearee’s proviso. Now the question wee to fill up, again, this immense chasm ia the bs Mr. Pearce moved his «amendment to restore all back again—goverament for New Mexico, bo commissioners, and ail, leaving out only Mr. Daw- amendment, and nag a suspeamon of of relating to New Mexico, govern nd panama aod all, were tw 22 Mr. bn thinking the time had come, au indefin: jponement. Lost, 27 to two Nenatore fons Tr Texas voting with the friends of tive, aa there was yet a chance the bill in the of something for ANOTHER TH! Mr. Douglas moved a amendment, the effect of whieh = to mee things tn state quo, weither pay, to be considered ax entitled to the jarisdiction ew Mexico cast of the river, all secled apom by the commursioners, end Texas and the Unwed States. Lost, 24 to 33 Merete. Houston and Rusk, att point, got out of the ommibus, and Mr iinek whispered some. thing toMr Tarney, who forthwith moved the indefinite portpoue men’ of the bil. “Lost, 29 10 30. Mevere. Rusk and Houston vote in the affirmative with the enemies of the bil), as they cousidered the last chaner gone for justice to Tex ss in the Com, age with the rejectio Ine A nariow eveope, but still affording 8 despairing glimmer of ite to the bill ME, UNDERWOOD T WIS HAND. Mr Underwood thought + wnethiag coald still be done, end made a depend ery tor e He moved, asa Liat resort, w restore to the bill relating to the government of New Mexico, ia ste ding the boundary commissioners, but leaving out Mr. Peatee'’s waiendment, suspending the govern: ment till 1861, the efiect of which would be to put the governmeot of New Me en both sides of the river, before the disputed bour tary wae settled. Awtul papers. Lovet, 25 to 32 Wore aad worse. Mr. Yulee moved toamend Mr. Peatoe’s ame we, eo as to restore everything back to the bill, . + Bradbury's amendment, for the com Socoleos to settle the boundary. This was the 1) th, marrow, heart, amd lange of the = 4 find the motion prevailed: aud We report yee & nd noes, because of the importance of Mesers Baldwin Seraceth Renton, Butter hase, Mua Dayton, Doge Lewis, Baateg