The New York Herald Newspaper, August 20, 1850, Page 5

Whe Late Rallroad Accident at Morrisania. 70 THE EDITOK OF THE HERALD. A writer in last Saturday's Herald, who signs him- ‘Welf “Fordham,” makes some statements, and casts some refleetions upon the Coroner’s jury, which de- mand a passing notice, . The coroner's jury, in the oase of Wm. Elvis, did ‘eensure the Harlem Railroad Company, attributing the collision to the want of an engine of sufficient power the aecommodation train, and saying, also, that the eompany was highly censurable for their disregard of the lives of their peep in the above particular. * Fordham ” ‘coud | not have seen the verdict when he penned his article, or he would have had a little more Teg pard for truth. ‘The jury did not censure the engineer, because he was not deserving of it; but) they threw the blame on the company, Where it proprriy beloaged; aod those who heard or have read the evidence, are ‘batis- fed with the verdict. “ Fordham ” is extremely ignorant of the subject ‘on which he writes, or else he purposely wishes to mis- ie the minds of others, Will not the reader be sur- Tised to learn, after perusing “ Fordham’s” article, Wat there are aiready two ks, or a double track, Detween Mott Haven and William's Brid, d that the collision in question, was oveasioned by the ex- ess train running into the accommodation train, Poth traiue being at the time on the same track, and moving in the same direction’? Such were the facts, yet who would come to such conclusion trom reading * Fordham’s”? article’ “¥Vordham ” is equally wide of the trath in regard to the collision near Mr. Bathgate’s farm. It was ia October last, instead of lart summer, that it oceurred, nor were there any human lives lost. Mr. Bathgate Jost nine valuable cows by the accident, and this was ‘the extent of the loss of life. I was on the spot at the timesand know the truth of what I write ‘bis colli- sion cecurred on the double track, though unlike the one on Monday last, the cars were moving in different directions. The event was occasioned by the cows being on the tracks of the read, and the air 60 deasely forey a8 to entirely obstruct the sight. am glad “Fordhem”’ has taken “pen in hand” to castigate the Harlem and New Haven companies, for eae richly deserve it; but a writer who attempts to teach duty to others, should contine himgelf to facts, as by resorting to falsehood, he neutralizes the intiuence of his own eensures, aud renders his stric- tures wholly powerless. MORBISANLA, United States Marshal's Office, Arrest of a Fugitive Forger.—Mr. Gilbert F, Mays, of the independent police, arrested, on Saturday, an old Scotchman, by the name of James Forbes, a fugitive Jorger from Aberdeen, Scotland, where he stands note, dated July 3d, ; for the sum of £400 or order, within the a razy, the gum of gn Ihave red pounds c AMES FORBES. ‘There re five’ ‘forged endorsements on the above note. Before these notes became due, Forbes ab- reonded, and took et in the ship Caroline, from Glargow to New York. The steamers, however, antici- pated his arrival, jays was despatched to watch for the arri' ret ‘he ship. On urday. the ‘vessel arrived, and Forbes was duly tal into cus- tody on the charge of forgery, and conveyed at once before the Unites states arshal. On his person was found sixty sovereigns. He is a plain farmer looking ‘old Scotchman, of about forty years of age. The case ‘was partially heard yesterday, and was further post- paar ye until Thursday of this week. The object rato oe back to Scotland for trial, under the treaty a between the United States and Great Britai The prisoner ‘was committed to jail. Aue it — Yesterday, four seaman, by the ames of James Clark, John Purdy, Robert Tudor, and John Thompson, hands on board the ship James wae t. from Liverpool, were all taken into custody e United States Marshal, ona charge preferred Bains them by the Captata, tor an attempt to revolt ; said vessel, about the 20h of Jaly, while on the para trom Liverpool to this port. They were all comm: until Wednesday, when a hearing will take place before the Commissioner. Merrit Bailed —Captain Henry W. Merril, of Captain the slave sbip Martha, who was arrested, on the 13th duly last. on @ c! of being ed in the slave \d has since been committed in default of bail, was = y, from custody, by Mr. Mor- ton, thi yan ma in the sum of by puree to answer the charge when called upon MAILS FOR EUROPE. THE WEEKLY HERALD. ‘The American steamship Hermann, Capt. Crabtree, will leave this port st three o'clock this after- noon, for Southampton and Bremen; and the British steamer Cambria will leave Boston to-morrow noon, for Halifax and Liverpool. The mails ot the Hermann will close at quarter before two o'clock, and those of the Cambria at four o'clock this after- noon, The Weseiy Henaco will be published at ten ‘clock this morning. Single copics, in wrappers ready for mailing. sixpenoe, ‘ ————— and Chitiren' darability an x fer, who has of the eyster usiness work, replete with sll oe information whieh condensed oie. 64 pages, & now pablished, and ‘every man doing business, mot o jee 12 conte, For ale by Gen. Paer.—The Bitustrious Venezuelan ‘necompanied by his ce"Sdeueul frtende,_ visited Brnay's paltry, pestarany, when sn Sape,ot in dizierwinied pevens Soke very re Healy’ ee Spe Vinee National Dagaerrean preemuremate meget Iwill bevure of mectiog with many familiar feces, Comb Manntactory, 903); Broadway—t the attention of the Iadiee apeortmes Frominm chain ot red 30515 Bros. MONEY MARKET Mowoay, Augast 10-6P.M. ‘The stock matket opened heavy thie morning. The moet active fancy onthe list was Erie Railroad, end pales were made ata decline of \ per cent. Farmers’ Leas declined ', per eent; and Harlem ¥. Holders of Erie Railroad shares are mote disposed to put their atock spon the market, there evidently being a desire to realiee. ‘The recei;ts at the office of the Asvistant Treasurer of this port. to day, amounted to $133,170; paymenta, $187 944 48; balance, $6,787,242 83. ‘The demand for sterling exchange, for remittance by the packet leaving Boston om Wednesday, has been moderately active. Drawers have maintained previous rater, and the supply of good bills on the market is pet large. We quote bills on London 104 a 104 per gent preminm; on Paris, 6 2214 # 6f 20; Hamburg, 35 09% Bremen, 104 # 80, Ameterdam, 4054 a 40%. ‘The exportation of specks, last week, amounted to $456,890, pr acipally silver. Exported previously, | $4,220,210. Total for 1860, $4,676,100, | ‘Amount of government stock issued on foreign a0- count, during the week ending August 17th, was $105,050, of which $19,000 was of the loan of 1842; | $84,650 of 1847, and $2,000 >of 1848, ‘The weather at the South for the cotton crop appears to be all that could be desired, The excessive high range of the thermometer, tho last six woeks, has effectually prevented the usual devastation of the in- sects, which regularly, each season, commit some degree ot destruction to the young plant, We do not recollect a period in which we have seen so few com- plaints as we bave this season, Our exchanges are uniform, in describing the plant as indidative of a good barvest, with o tir average season; the only injury, which Is of itself @ questionable one, is the shedding of some of the numerous forms and bolls, which encumber some of the young branches; this, ike the dropping of extra fruit, is ordered by nature, hat the portion remaining may have more sustenance. A Southern gentleman has recently presented us with a specimen of a new variety of cotton, termed the banana, which be is cultivating this season, on one | small branch of which, about eleven inches long, we counted sixteen bolls; they stood different from the urual kind, and were thrown out in couples, or four stems, from each joint. Should the staple of this new variety prove good, it must add immensely, not only | to the yield im future years, but to the rapidity of | gleaning it, How wonderfully nature provides for the wants of mau! With an unpromising spring, there was every indication of sbort grain harvests, and only two months since, we caw calculations made, that we should have to export flour and corn to St. Louis, Missouri, (we actually shipped flour west from Buffalo) ‘as, in conrequence of the bad season, and California ‘emigration, the crops in that section would not sup- port the inhabitants, &e, The may prove similar in regard to this crop of cotton. A good crop has always succeeded a short one since it bas been grown for export; and although there was at one time great alarm expt be deviated from this year, it does not at present look like an exception, Yet, with the great requirements of the world at present, it is still doubtful whether the yield will be sufficient for the wants, provided it is ascertained that the great activity in the manufac- turing districts in Europe is for substantial present requirements, and are not at all based upon the pro- bable scarcity of the raw article. We are satisfied that the American interest is a very small one now, and it is possible that the Liverpool speculators may succeed in cornering their Lancashire friends, and prices be yet carried to nine or ten pence per 1b. for medium spinning grades. Books for subscription fer new stock to be issued for the construction of the Direct Line of railroad between Rochester and Syracuse, are to be opened in « few days, in Rochester, and at various points along the line. This is one of the most important railroad routes in the State, and we have no doubt the ne- cessary amount of capital will be expeditiously raised. The present line from Rochester to Syra- cuse {s 104 miles in length, The straight line branch will be about eighty-one miles betw city and city, and will require the construction of about seventy-five miles of new road, involving an expenditure of from twelve to fifteen hundred thousand dollars. It is estimated that the expense of irom and grading for a double track, trom Rochester to Syracuse, om the present line, would about equal, if not exceed, the expense of the right of way for and the construction of this new road seventy-five miles in length. The new track will go through or near the flourishing villages of Fairport, Macedon, Palmyra, Newark, Lyons, Clyde, Weedeport, Port Byron, and Jordan—an entire new range of villages, not at present accommodated by any railroad facilities. No other section of the Stateis equal, in all the elements of prosperity, wealth, popu- lation, and enterprise, to that between Rochester and Syracuse—none of equal extent its superior in the United States. The value of merchandise imported into and ex. ported from the port of Philadelphia, during each of the past four years, ending June 80, was as annexed:— —Lero Commence oF Peyperene tad anp Exports. ible. + RAL Te 125 ‘aig st 1041.26 ont $24,121,590 ber) Excess of imports over exports in four years, . $19,572.20 ‘The fereign trade of Philadelphia is small, and so far ‘as both imports and exports are concerned, the port ranks about the fourthin the country. Compared with the foreign trade of this port, Philadelphia can have no pretensions to commerce. The value of foreign merehandise imported into this port, during the month of July, was equal to the imports into Philadelphia in any two of the past four years, The monthly exports of New York are about equal to the yearly exports of Philadelphia. The annexed statement exhibits the’relative cost per cent of the transportation of passengers and mer- chandise, upon twelve of the principal railroads of Maseachusetts, in 1849 — Orenatine Exresortenss oF Raitnoans. er Traffic. ssenger Passenger Expenses . Receipts. per cent, i 46.48 501,207 «2872 225040 41.02 33,783 «(60 27 639 47 0 179,700 51 8 or 4 8322144 40.09 40.53 sat He Old Colopy. + f Fall River... 102,639 40.12 Freight Traffic. Freight Freight Expenses E MM Ts 4 75.49 iat Tloz 0.13 442 091 56.18 113.857 «39.51 ey (53.31 . Ti4ot (S407 Recapitulation, Total Total Total = expense 551 =$708.961 «57.65 $68.523 184551L 4372 163,682 354,382 46.19 31,373 O72 6 42420 WO 48.38 200,003 86416488 «6208 99 456 aT 258 404 on 236 460 474.350 4858 183. 980 617 92 35.52 2700 «(60.82 17403 68.71 Tt appears by the above tables that the expenses range from thirty. five to sixty-nine per cent of the aggregate receipts. The expenses of the freighting department four and a fraction per cent. and in the Intter eeventy- Cas, 1. cnnmenel omen eult is before us. It | jenced, that the rule would | REWARD.—LOST, ON 34 TURD. INST. ON 8: P, Broadway, be: — nop tore: re feat thi bah ot ig so CuAMRAnS or watately ccmuesiea f Hal Boaver street, 0% $5 Feveard will bo given to hay person girt of ‘he said John Chambers, who is supposed to Albany. N.Y. LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR A COPY of the Weekly Horald of August 25ch, 1MM9. Apply at Mr. Eginton’ etionary store, 119 Fulton stroat, WoORK- way, & Purse, con Mand prove tho sam OST—ON THE EVENING OF THE lorn INSTANT, supposed near the e: containing money, for the return af which @ lib Will be given, Apply at 78 Soath street, vi POST | OFFICE AILS FOR EV ROPE —POsT OFFICE, NEW YORK, gust 17, 160-— The mails for the United States Mail Steamer flermuon, willie made upat this office on Tuesday, the Wth instant, nmi at aquarter before two P.M. Mails for the steamer Cambria, (fromm Bostoa,) will be dospate as the regular mail eosin; om ak P ., to be for Haven. | mild via Stonington, will clove at four o Ww BR gust 17, 18s Cu 4 ‘the. days of tailing of the {Camere for Galifeyaia, are chStged to the fith ued Sich of each month, instead of the 1i.h and 28th. Tho next regular | mail will be despatebed per Ohio on the 25th of Augaet. Wit. ¥, BRADY, Postmaster, “ine supplementary ok P ALIFORNIA MAL New York, NFORMATION WANTED OF FRANCIS POHTER, OF Charleston.—A tglegraphic despatch from Charleston, to the andorsigned, refulres the smmediate return of Francis | Sage | te Chark onsequence of the death by drown~ ing, of Mr. A. Jacob.” Further particuldrs may be obtained | by applying to ¥ JOHN BENNETT, 106 Vesey st., N. Y. 5 ANY LADY WISHES TO ADOPT A HANDSOME, | B healthy, interesting femals bab; 5 the berth # mean sar " Jrese, by levter, post pai nd vesidonce requireds ‘The al ec day ERSONAL—AN eno objec YOUNG LADY WHO WOULD na first-rate company of travel= of a respectable matron, can Ww. asit with a high tian, Jersey City P.O OTIC MR. THOMAS DALZELL, FORMERLY OF Marifield, near Portaferry, in the county of Down, in Ireland, left Ireland in May, 180, and on the 27th July, Int0, joined the first regiment United States at Phila- delphia. Mr. he summer of IM41 icked by horre, brea 15 h rvive, and upon quitting the re ent, ate b | We Coikmbur’ohion We, Datzell hae «olf ving, bo is’ hevedy apprised thas in ‘ion of much imy a, A: i Sadeasignss notice mects the eye of with Mr. Dep, ii nd place 0 lary, by addressing R. Person who may “be Fijving rit a is aware of the time th, the undersign ‘on the part of the ‘of Mr. Dalvell, will dal f feet gra’ esldeneo, of af to the tine Downpatrick, 27th Docem! OUN WARNOCK, Solicitor, patrick, county of Duwn, Ireland. CARD—SIMON MANN HAS THIS DAY APOLO- zized for and retracted the slanders uttored again Therein Malalow—and the suit agaiast 8.M. has beem dis ntinw fee teeinenet ay ANTED-TWO LADIES DRESS CAP MAK Its, AND wo Soft akers; to those well wequainted with jelness the best of wages given. ‘Also wantel for the milineey branch, one ‘suparior Trimmer aad two good Milli- ners. morning and event. a Apply, morning nS. RIC eons, 880 Broadway. SITUATIONS ARE WAN CED FOR AG yur eellent American, Eagli: ‘Soa ‘woamstrosses, nurses, cooks, all have good character r Ssivct, Proves*ant Evaploymont B.—Smart, tidy, well recommented tro! aot its can obtain situations here, free of ohargo. servant Wweyeas SITUATION, Heatlty tah the best ot family, with the Raat noet, “can be soon for tws days AN BNOLISH OR SCOTCH BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A RES ANTED-A SITUATION, BY young woman, as Chambermaid, or t take care of children, and do plain sewing; is willing toma nerally useful. No obj the counte for threo days ¢ ty Foference given fro pow ft lat No. 6) Columbia ‘street, te ook to tive, front basement. TED—BY A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE MIDDLE od woran, recently from Scotland, a situation as eeper in & gentleman's family, or travelling with a family, eicher by sea or land; sho is clever at ker needle, and well adapted to take care of ladies’ as well as children's wardro Letters addressed to “Anne,” Horald Oiice, wall be. promptly attended to. ths Wwenmecby A RESPECTABLE waiting, or takin, sven please cal ) 1@ ween for two ED—BY A kUSPECTABLE Please how YOUNG ‘ot 110 Law aD RL, A SITUA- on ad peenbaros 4 is &® good shirt maker, aad would have no objec mind childran, Apply ab 209 Seventh street. Uan, ‘te seul oF this week. ANTED-BY A RESPEUTABLE ENGLISH WOMAN, ituation to Cook, wash, and iron: no objection to od oity reference. Gan be seen for three the 4 W 4xt427 sy SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant young woman, to do general housework in to call as 389 Eighth street. ‘small private famil, Can be seen for two ¢: 4 Pro | Jack Sheppard iv France. Mise 8. Denin; Joo Bluessi. Mr. 31 Le, Uepene. Ling td and iow quarter to ASTLE GARDEN—LAST WEEK OF THE CELE- brated Havane Italian Qoera Company, undve the diros~ | tion ot Signor F. Badiali. Wednesday evening, August | 1s80, will be performed Donizetti's qreat opera, LUCIA Di | LAMMERMOOK—Lucia di Lammermoor, Aignara A. Bosio; | Sir Henry Edgardo, Sig. L. Salvi; | Raimonaé », Signor P. Badiali; | Flora, Signora LL, nn, or Barratini, Maestro, Signor Bottesini; f the Orchestra, Signor | Arditi. "Books of . talian and English, are for sale at the do { admission, 00 cents, Per- | ee to commence at 4 o'clock. ATION AL THEATRE CHATHAM ~ STREET— Benefit of Mr. Perry.—Tnesday evening, August 2), the will commence with th GREES 0 N , Mies M drama of the s Haw with, for the ath nigh: MAN—Prodorick Jerome, Mr. H. A. Perr Thom, on; Rotary Press, Mr. Jefferson: Miss Ewily Mostayer; Lucretia, Miss L Mrs. HP ir. Wealthy, Mr. Alice Hawthorn Ay Minstrele, and pe a AEH poipons et Altering and renovating tl building of Meo jail, they will discontiaue their popalar concerta f season. During their recess, in this olty, the 0 ompany will ive Concerts at Ution on Monday; ‘Tuesday, August 2th and 13th; at Syracuse, on Wednesday and Thursday August Mth and 15th; and at Hochoster on Friday Boturday, August 16th and 17th. | Due notive will bo giv heir re-opening, at their long-established and unique falls in New York. . P. CHRISTY, Direoter. N INERVA ROOMS, 6 BROADWAY.—THE CELE- brated young Irish Nightingales —This extraordinary child, who has astonished tae most eminent musicians in Europe, will give a Concert at the above rooms on Weduer day evening, the 2st assisted by Mias Gillespie, Ma Giitespie, and Mtr. Jamos Gilles aud variations on t same time on th Admittance 25 ee at 7, to commen —~ reserved seat at 8 o'clock. ) cents. Doo ‘or particulars ANTED— BY, A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WASu- ing and understands her business. Please call at No. rth street, me A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘a situation as Cook, and has no objection todo part of hing: wnderstands’ pastry, and also bread baling. Can for twodays at % Crosby street. ANTED—BY A PECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation as Plain Sewer, or would do and deity reference given. mn her la ase call at No. 10 Twelfth rd door Tar ‘the First avenue. Can be soon for TAGLE GIRL, A SITUA- tion as Chambermaid or Nurse, or would do the cooking small family. "Can be woen for two days, at No. 6 Union eare of hil \. tance ‘n the country. Has good orty Tetorence. at 1S City Hall plac 1@ avon for two days, TANTED—A SITUATION AS SEAMSTRESS, BY THE week or month; perfeotly understands making and cut- ting fine shirts and children’s dresses. Best city roferences given. Can be seen for two days. all at 138 Prin street. Has no fopjection to take care of a few children ina SPORTING. NION COURSE, L, 1.—TROTTING.—' SDAY, Angust 22, at 3 o'clock, P. M.—P\ t rte 4 im harness. G Spic ughlin cncers che ‘Oot Saf cae ile bi i 5, ties Warhin Charter ‘Brooke 4 return as soon as NN, Proprietors. | yyaxten or ARESPECTABLE ACTIVE YOUNGMAN ‘a sicuation as porter, of clerk, or inany other capacity where zeal for the interest of his employer would render him 3 is soqeninees With every part of the city ; writes rapidly a hi wlodge of accounts: he also understan: lis Tally comp: tent to drive ene orapair. Good references or security, if required. Address B. Sun office. CRALLENGE—W THE CREW THAT PULLED we cind bent George W agains: Boat FOR SALE AND TO LEP. vee LEASE, ih fone wry AnD hag te Sd ys net ay the Mthelevting of oat eee i sary J ses y ase very va= ness, ite man [ney ba a saenle af, oF he pes 9 an old country if necessary. R. |W. ALLEN. F hay orn} Ee bit =) 9 phy eae = een hands hi three mi ire at 473 13 Grand etee treet. ‘G''bRo | ‘0 LET—THE LARGE SHOPS IN BEAR OF 83, 65, and 67 Cegtre street, with steam power, suitable for d brass aand Suishing shen oy or Rae lenty of x for com of eranes, iron i Terasees, ale. “Apply on the premises, or 14) Pulten street. 9 MEDICAT, MBN, LAWYERS, ENGINEERS, AND olives session ft yea a Jet of eprom, x wish tm with priv ice P in excellent repair, and recentl and painted admi- rally ait ey of the abowetpratersions. Fitted far sitare te be Ady & val M. Van Hovenverg, Eea., py ee Ee the mest favorable terms, the ft favaitare for sale bargain. ‘ABLE TO LET—A F ae henge By NEW ——s ie situated (A the city, Broadway. For 0'Broddway, Hallock Building room | Non » Ae PLEASANT ATTIC BEDROOM, 1p ha TO \ let to a single gentioman. Apply st 307 ale. stairs. ROOMS TO RENT—FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR Je gentlemen with all_ the conveniences of a first Class hotel, excepting board, 347 Broadway,cor. Leonard, ANTED—TO RENT, ON THE 1ST SEPTEM In Greeawich, Washington, or La street, below Mor- ree room, saltable for s Ge with euch a room attaghed to it, 4 prepaid, marked “C. C. stating where and when a ag yes gauss oe 4 HIRE—A GOOD TWO a9, WOE Fait a aaa Sr BOARDING, &C. BROADWAY, one tj 97 ena = Vy fix ge BY -) we ve fais ve Tor board can be meter LADY RESIDING WITHIN TEN MINUTES WALK from the Fulton Perry, airy Howse wnocoupied, wou ae commodstion of two ms, with or without breakfast jet, Herald Sitice, | None but gentlemen weed apply. A PARTMENTS Zanvee Anton AP AND BEDROOM, ty unfarnished, wi ithowt private table, a Fourth and Fow: Broadway. yuags SINGLE GENTLEWEN, OR wife, cam be accommodated Bon rnilema oR asd with fee fegmn en madera ver boarders takes; athe iu the, howes for the toe of the boarders: ‘Apply at 166 Rast Broadway. BosRDing—a ¢ GENTLEMAN Di TO HAVE A pleasant fer with partial board, ia a atriet~ iy private family up town, whore he may i Cheme. Neferencoe ‘and requ fewer pect omtce, bon 10K stating terme aRD WA <A LADY WIstt mall Boreal private! Nhemgives private board situation mast be near Sha vetoven Dont and Giaveenth etrestes Adare thie cthee, Bonne WANTED | Md Two YOUNG Ay J IN A ay, ('® wie wate ind where the oy 5 of the Berald i for three FROARD WANTED—PR 4 " Finst 0 r OF ¢ oreonen, somch oneal few vonre Nee Tiedroom ad mtire ond Aut nh Aity. ee Hed roadway. References « Se the office of thie paper. RD WANTED.—A LADY WISHES BOSRD INA wate OF where are few boarders, w exchanged, Ad~ NTED—BY A Le mnt moat oe yom vi id, o assiat in ‘weakling o Mreslags seen for two degs at 143 Hester str the Bowery Crocke: ook oor’ trom respectable i . and to emily. Call, for two days, at 1 door from the Bowery Crockery Store. gee Two Bperncsania youne Wi WOMEN, d do washing and ironing, both can give good jo objection to go to Jott street, for twodays. In~ y refere: Girookiyay may be seen at 207 quire in the store. W AN TED sirvaTon, ok, wash: ttetreet, for two d BY A er, and ironer. he ‘best of eity releren ad « Pai Ruy pecans rs pare ‘un be seen for ier Y ot man, in & store, and would esi nce. Address M. R., rally, wholesale or saute 0 Event ret at boo! Berni oftes. ANTED—A YOUNG, WRUL EDUCATATED GER: joan girl, Intely arrived frem Germany, 4s desirous of in, gensral housework, fej learn the Begliab rine & persom in the ons that ANTED, TO RENT—AN OFFICE, OR DESK KOO: in an hee yh] the Bo second floor, in the vit nity of the Herald otiee. box R., this office. ANTED—BY A B® beta gy Be, ¢ sItua- tion in a small respecta! to do general 3 Seeder tot ieehet, ak plain cook; bas the best o ay reference: no objections to f y in Gail'at No. 131 Mott. strees, the rear, second floor, Cau be seen at that place for & few days. Ca eg A A, Re pet rag YOUNG WOMAN, A derstands washing and erence. “A. COMPETENT hotel. who can 4 tap -A SITUATION, BY dace dhe test of testimonials fro her last place. eave call, o sidress a note to No. 35 Trinity Place, will meet prompt attention. No othersneed apply. A RESPECTABLE ANTED—4. SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Bs Wook, washer and ironer: best of Joase call at 213 Elisabeth ron be given. OMAN, A WIDOW, iy’ good rofer- No. L211 Laurens ® situation as House j ences (city would be fa ret, corner of Prince. The bert «i fth at. firet floor, beck room, between mes, Can be soon for two days if not engaged. RSPROTADLE YOUNG WOMAN wan ion: is a good washer an work | syrinate fami u com the fi Viease eall at} floor; ean be seen for ITUATION AS COAC a 4 ‘ugh wa roadway ane cee wo WAS A TH. Dasiness in every parties schemtet tad Apothecary, 3) Seo RIA CED HOOKED RR 6 " omacnesd vy kis present draployer. Adres @. F-. Senate Bowe omen, ers IN A, WOOLLEN FACTORY—ONR Rood “wel seenriers, four bors t2 oo vers, two boys to work fa Atl Ate Teokepiaseree, apely to J. ware MAKERS A“ Lid arree A equines a utkeskanstete! “avply fe "I SOUTHERN MERCHANTS—AN EXPERIEN cep pote} with the 467 & roots oat jen only 8 Beet, Patong Lavedross, Dew York, gramme, QUAKsPEARE DRAMATIC ASSOCIATIO: friends of the above association, and the publi formed that having reorganized, they intend commencing their representations on or about the fret week in Septam= ber. The reorganized mem are requested to attend a meeting, to be held at 44 Broadway, up stairs, on Wednes= day evening, Zlst inst. at 8 o'clock. J.B. VAN BUREN, Chairms {ELLOWS’ NEW ORK ETHIOPIAN OPERATIC Troupe, late Pierce's Minstrels, at the Olympte, No. 444 Broadway, botwoen Howard and Grand sts.—Mondsy, Aug. 12, and ever: a hs uncil farther no The continued success that flavored this inimitable band of Ethiopiag Sordersvece, bas Ciacaped theme as being the 40 plas alice ot Bi'Bthlopinn bands, somprising gompany of f thirteen per= ers, under the’ direction of J. Be Fellows, Thay will honor of giving their original inimitable entert ments every night until further notice. Admission 25 Doors open at 7, Concert vo commence at Se'clock. An afters oon Cuncert dnesdays and Savurdays, commencing LH ALLA, N: 36 CANAL STREET—THE ONLY criginal Female Band of Minstrels, to be seen at thi lace of am Be ful Arab Girls, and lo afternoon. at :} o'eloe! only place whi ‘rice of admission, 4 from Europe, ame r—s work of art of tl iy Unity, im way, from 10 o'clock A. M. 00 conts. Season tickets 50 cents. Catalog Melons, Miss Wey with the drama entitled the FELON’S la dir. Conway: Col, ws; Pauline, ike “ de character of La Git: comedietia of iP eran THON. De “Dress Circle and Parquette, af | -d Tier, 25 cents; Gallery, | Sawt open at To'clock, Performances to oom ene | Ne NING, AUGUST 20, 1350, the oreheatea. which the popular comedy’ ct LONDON ASSURA! Sir Harcourt Ccurtly, Mr. M1. Placide Manx Hare Dazzle, Mr. Walect; Charles Courtley, Mr, Leach; Mark Meddle, Spanker, Mr. Joha Sefton; James, Mr. i wes, Mr. Taylor; Lad Taylor; Graco Hurkawsy, Miss Nick Between the third an s iatermiasion all Room will be when the nas & Promen BURTON'S THEATRE, dayovening, Ang aah wilt bo pl ay Tek BREACH OF P Burton; Mr. Jabber, M € DIAMONDS Bland; Capt. Augusty « Mr J : Lady ist M gton, Mrs. Skerr: TOR PLACE OPERA H £ the Grand Spectacle Dt ame Anna Bishop aa val Eliacim, %ig. Nove nthe connecting re tative and ba *, compoued by Me. Boo other with a BAL T RTSEMENT. and. ao MEXICAN SCENA, by Madame Anns The'ox oftes Will be opene: iF when places imphitheatre, Pv PaRNUM. The n Bishop, at ten o'clock on Friday morm Boxes and Parque ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. John & Manager and Proprictor: nt Manager. Owing to the ast to the moral character practical tempe rance lesson, the domest the DRUNKARD will be represented. commencin ay, Aug. 19, 18), avery evening this n, Mr. C. W. Clarke; Mary Middleton, ina Fisher.’ In the afternoon, com= es, the Lancashire Bell TO DIE POR nia, the Fairy eo,’ ‘Adwfosion, 25 oeuta; children Peay MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM SQUARE.—THIS elegant place of aumicement is now open for ths sans nm every da; d balf-past 7 in the eve Th tainmence consist of Los unrivalled company of Female Minstrels: the celebrated and orivinal Arab Girls; a troupe of Mocel Artists, who will personify some new and sp representations of Living Statuary, and wh eel none in regard to beanty and. gi tninments every afternoon and eve 1 bday. Adu ASTLE GARDEN 13 NOW OPEN FOR THE KSCEP- ot viaiters during the day, trom 7 AM: ti $ PM largest & most beautiful room superior oppertanity for readi enades, wi Saddelightfai scenery sound fea breese. Admission. 123 0 }0 AMATEURS FEW LADIES & D GENTLEMEN ted to complete ence in a few ‘than have hitherto been exerelsed in ating where an imter~ L. P., Herald om COTTAGE, HOBOKEN GRAND, INSTRUMEN- day, ‘Wednesday Sad’ Friday, comucnciag at3 closing at? Pe ihe Ae Ferniage Maueed to 4 sents. N. Bin case the weather ie Niulaverable, the Concert will teke plase EXCURSIONS. De ge gee PIC “e ‘AND COTILLON EXCURSION, FOR , Catholic eo han ds 0! Half ‘Orphan ich; to be ta of _—_ Dra: Barro Washi ‘AeFiltn tress: J. Dave ark Row, and. co fi Second streots Andw: ‘arren and Wost streets; ie) ty 1550, at ei THOMAS MAW) } Secretaries, RY DAY, ROURaON TO THE Mig wa aby BANKS EV: turd: jo wil Pairveon: it dove gi be ., retw » 4 mente and’ fabing’ tockle provided ate re cents each way. ___SALES I BY AUCTION, \ UoTION Xo NOTICE —-PURNITU RE, PIANOS, Se—THES ae iM be be oo}. cofan farniture, flanofortes, fig and G yat reserve, the time of limitation WM. M’CO! MICK & oe » Auctioneers. MISCHLLANEOUS: | LE.—A FEW FINE YOUNG MOCKING atreet ust ee to sing. Apply at 137 Madison se Bes LEGRAPH RATES MERCHANTS’ pun arene staat — The charge for ton Feenty ‘Conte ana Fwe Conte for" ete i saditonal wor myrls By ‘intel fe 1'W JEROME, Sec'y. HY PATRONISE ANY BODY WHO CHARGES FIFTY ument," see ew water Lowey, RY FOR THE LIVING, AND PROTECTION FOR Dead.—At 240 Broad TRE PUBLIC —WM. REED, THE ORI- only distiller of ‘the real American Old Gin at other liquors. W. R. # thanks to hii (or Pre STONES AND FRENCH FANCY GOOD “° Victron BISHOP, 1m tPA Msiton Lane, Si a ements, and all of Gems purchased N.B. at their RNER OF FUL times be seon by Ince Gai Trowel Cait Hoots, Shoes, Be. equally 11, LO WS! WILLOWS JUST ARRIVED PROM Havre, yee Ae Verment, 00 bundles: Ce ~ = % | Baste? Pig are all ill sew arop, sf th base Preach’ willere, ¢ ‘. te 2h withew forsale by SRE Is 4 LEU, ‘No. W John street. fated ma toy m Ton Sets, one 8 ee ps jnen; ‘Onators, silver Russel's ivory table |AN, 12 William street, between __Faltow and Am P -4 peeenars on— Ry wg A to ALT, a Pra ene! <TING THAT is ‘DON TE and po much eo: fe atthe ei othee, N A See. PAIN] * pate in Gl - maa i IN ARI med, what the fall descriptions of soon ‘ te i incate ve te corehtichaen: Hert eneate (Ce cork the ne that healthy beveraeey Pure Malt hie. "Ne supense ser paing Lv mas te Bivins uy a peice brewery 8 Thotougs nomen this patrone ta rar h iN All oust, fneture of fmprowements ary vc what meth’ Ale rendy tor woe} eat. D RRROTY PRS THR, AFFECTIONS OF nity—the wrinkled brow—the bald heat—the enme ‘i menial, and Me H ye} {smal a. aera ADRAGE® CaO L. CARRAGRS — CHR AT the Long Plunt Mailterd Dopo', Brooklyn, om | Morning, 4 ita. AMUSEMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA, Barcus MUSEUM, PHILADELPATA—P. T. paz- age’ y Sanfi num, Proprister it Man: The id Ora tie fp B Oeckden, eth i a 2 « new mensoomse®, | oa ia- rifting moral dr eminer tly cal wenbur will settle {svi ataets Saniora ie he ray ac ag 8 a Ad VALKENBURGH. OraaTN ERS 1 aes qoeeqas AN VALKENBURGH. Josinit T. MARTIN. N \CE—THE FIRM No. 118 Warren street, cee to the undersigned. pu York, August 17, 1850. PARTNER, WITH $500, 18 WANTED, IN THE ling business, in . The business is = i og! shine to extend their asin presen . partner” wi » with “th above ‘amoun fu reonall, or. i ‘eitte six La Mille, oe Ag Ninth ‘svenuee, RAILROADS. 80! ROLIN, /LRO: rt areatny Sa Ln} ay i SORE ARS; abr $9 $)30 9030 First Clase~ Boxes of hats, bonnets god foreite Lap eonteeticaaey, rae mi sige i he “ o 10 18 17 » 25 0 nm 9 » o> 8 7 © 3 40 900 o 7 @o.2 Liquor, pipes aad bhide., 300 3% eo 38 48 a ee ee ee bad M bn a s sa, tba es 3.8 Smiths’ bellows... Carriages, barouches, wheel « For other sels woe the rales and regulat good to 80d pareny fers goods that ‘may ever is received at the si Sed bre propared to derpateh ely after the mail trnins. ‘The rate of bs Per firet clase trains, ir three conte ad Bumbers, $4 to Hamburg, Colambis. ne 4. % EMBaY, pavicn AND DE RAURE FORW Merehanta, Chagror. RG. a — . a amare OGDEN, PA General Com ” ‘ote, Californie, Merehandive te vs placed ¥ board owr store shi by 40. finde #. Ma STORAGE AT SOUTH 3 can * Frewcis De Pee, wine 18h fo wana, rae is uhore at, this pineet seat Fereene devirone of procuring Cheep whe place fe mort wierd Bas Sess ae Sa Vervole Gare) Sonth aaa he as tat South San fon Freseines, more bh chewayha racer ¢ an te wenveoary intve tathem water, et eh eerie oreo on Apply to HUNTER & BROTHER. Haber on etornge yal charge c 16 ahi