The New York Herald Newspaper, September 7, 1850, Page 2

NEW YORK HERALD. JAMES “GORDON BENNETT, PeRerarEron Sar rrom SFFICE N. Ww. conser OF FULTON AND NASSAU STS. DAILY HERALD, 2 cents por copy 87 WEEKLY HERALD, every p87 ey nam $47, oF $8 per annum: the 1 edition, ude the postaye. ALL LE speata, toe post ‘ally paid for. ROK AG ES. NO NOTICE taken of anon Mot return rejected communica ADVERTISEMENTS renewed communications, ry morning. omnes rr every Saturday, at 6M cents per $4 per annum, peries Great Britain, and $8 to uny part o the Conte tS by mail, for subseriptions, or with advertise- or the postage wild be deducted from the To} Himaaly CORRESPONDENCE, containing important nsoliciled from any quarter of the work: Af used, will be OuR Formion ComKxsronpeNTs ARK ARTICULARLY Requested To SEAL THEIR LETTERS AND We do AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING. @PERA—CASTLE GARDEN —Bexaz;. BOWERY THEATRE, 1 Bowery~Ricuanp I1T—Srarce won Waces, SBeOADWAY THEATRE, Broadway—Tuvarine Leoacy —JupITA—SUOCKING BvEX es GRAND ScENas. NIBLO'S GARDEN, Brosdway—La Pere Cuaurerne ~ Baovr. BURTON'S THEATRE, Chambers sti FLEMAN—SHx's Come NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham Square—-Our Gac— Lion—Inetamy As Ir Is, AMERICAN MUSEUM—Awvsixo Penvonmancss xveny NOON AND EVENING. OLYMPIC, Orexs Trov ve AFTERNOON AND EvENine. erk, Saturday, Mighiy bmportant from Washington—Pas- Boundary and the sage of the Texan New Mexican Bills, Itis with infinite pleasure that we inform our Teaders of the yassege, by the House of Represen- tives, yesterday, of the bill providing for the settle- ment of the boundary dispute between Texas and New Mexico, and the bill establishing a territorial government for New Mexico, as they were re- ceived from the Senate. We congratulate the whole coun North, East, South, and West—on these glorious tidings. The great question is settled—the country is safe—harmony is preserved between the different sections and interests of our republic: and, thank God, the agitators and dis- unionists, of all colors, factions, hues, and shades, and sections, have been met and overcome. Those disorganizers have done their worst, but they are now transfixed. They sought, by every means in their power, to disturb the harmony of our beautiful political system, and to con- vert this happy (and God-favored republic into a cluster of rival and, perbaps, hostile States; but they were met by the patriotism of the land, and, after months of wsrfare, they have been repulsed and defeated. They have been thrott] iw th t Fo we iy tah i cade 10U8 and sacrilegious ery Of dinvr - OM in their throats, ‘ud their fanatical followers have diet the fate which they courted. , ue hear no more of disunion—no more of nul- efication—no more of factional or sectional up- braiding. Henceforth let ws know no North, no South, no East, and no West. Thanks to the pa- triotic friends of the Union, we are again one, re- united and invincible. The crisis, the great crisis, is paseed in safety, and the principle of republican- ism is again as potent, and more so, than it eve, was on the continent of America. Our foreign enemies, who foreboded the dissolution of this confederacy, on the slavery question, have proved to be falee prophets, and our ‘higher law” fana- tics are defeated and prostrate. For the information of the public, we give the following analysis of the vote on the third reading of there bills, the vote on their ultimate passage being the sume, with the exception of Mr. Ashe, C., who did not vote on the latter:— AYES. NORTHERN VOTE. SOUTHERN VOTE. DEMOCRATS 2 ni ry ina, of S wuts Cingmas, NC The House having done so well in relation to Texas and New Mexico, there need be no delay | im acting upon the rest of the Senate bills Doubtiero they will be taken up and passed imme- diately, and after they ure disposed of, both howees ress may adjourn a# soon as they please, firet beving provided means for carrying oa the of Cons government until they meet egain. We again con- gratulate our readers on the passage of those mea- | sures ee ee lial Faswion Free Acaty—Tue Last or tus Cocken Hars —The account of the winding up of the fash- jonable season at Newport, published exclusively by us yesterday morning, iotimates that the ball, on the whole, was a failure. Nothing better could | be expected. The fashionable watering places of the first class, as they ure called by some persons, have been failures this season. The Saratoga ball Such must be the result when the resorts of fashion are turned into arenas for Little ¢ , coteries, and quarrels mnny jervons assembled aad reside weeks, serking pl nothing but envy nery und rm ment; milies were © farhionable elements, the result proved that the simple enjoyments of a ball could net be indalged in with any real satisfaction & The same phenomena have attended the scenes at Newport duriog the leet two months. The pride of birth, the pride of of frivoli ty, have established and carried on a series of little fashionable marches and couatermarches, very amusing to « stranger for a single day, while he could endure such exhibitions, but ending in fothing but a mere attempt at a ball, ia which the many elements mingled in most admired confa- sion. A tame begianing—a comical continuation —and a contemptible conclusion—all growing out of narrow mindedne and emall talk. The real fashion of the country, which has principle, man- mers, elegance, education and refinement, has shunned Seratoga and Newport. It has been found im the fall flush of enjoyment at some of those More retired resorts which are less notorious. For instance, Lebanon Springs—deservedly callea the Baden-Baden of this country—and the Mountsine of New Hampshire, whieh are the Bwitzerland of New England, have heen visited by large numbers of sensible people of fashion. At Lebanon Springs there has been the most delight- was a smell aflair At Saratoga, d for several easure’s «lf dorado, and finding en, uacharitableness, milli Strife wok the place of € aud when the various bloods of various fa- ery —- Poor Gex~ Broadway—Fx..ows' New Yorx Erniorian tempered as to promise a fusion of | eetablichment which Col place, of wealth, of folly, and | White | “ful society, aa suatiae like Sacinas cceibinsl with elegance of manners. Dancing and pic-nies have been enjoyed, notendured. The beautiful mountainous region has echoed to the flying feet and merry veices of happy hundreds, free from the | fetters of absurd and ridiculous conventionality. At | this beautiful resort, hereafter, we may expect the truly refined and intelligent of the country, who seek to benefit their health during our suinmer months, while they delight in the pleasures of charming society. As the White Mountains prove more accessible by railroads, there will be, also, a large number of pilgrims next season. The high ground, the Alpine scenery, will be attractive; and as new and commodious hotels are erected, this region will be more widely opened for the delight of the wearied denizens of cities, seeking health and invigorating air. The curtain has now dropped on the fashionable | drama. The comedy has-been rather farcical. | Elegance has yielded to absurdities and pedigrees. | Quarrels have formed the staple of variety, and all will pack up their wardrobe and return home, after playing their, respective parts according to | their several talents. The ladies who have caught beaux will now strive to keep them, and those who have not obtained them, must wait patiently till realized. All will enter upon the usual sober life of autumn and winter in the metropolis; and though affection may be gauged by one’s admira- tion for Jenny Lind’s vocalization, yet we cannot but hope that many new matches will be made upon this new principle of measuring the qualities of the heart. Some little additions to the ordinary | excitement of the Indian summer, however, may make the metropolis a shade livelier, as the brok- er’s say, for afew weeks to come. Let fashion rage. Music will triumph. Jenny Lind" Concerts—The ” Meket Auc- Uon—The Prize Peem—The Movements of Yesterday, This day. the auction of tickets for choice seats at Jenny Lind’s first concert, takes place at Castle Gerden, and @ most amusin, of allowing speculators te buy up tickets at par, and then sell them at a premium, Mr. Barnum seils them to the highest bidder himself, and will thus put the profit in his own pocket, instead of theirs. The num- ber of tickets sold together will be limited totea. All the seats that will not be disposed of by auction, will be sold at $3, at the ticket office. is may be all right for the first concert or two, thougi, if we were in Barnum’s place, we would start with lower price than even thes dollars,and we would have no auction of choice seate, letting “ first come be first served.” It would have moze of republican equality in it, and would, we think, pay Detter in the end. It is true that a very large sum may poseibly be realised on the first night, nd even om th¢ Second; but there isa long game to be played, and the g"e fou is, which course would be likely to bring shal mous¥ at the winding up of the engagement. If the aristocracy Were as pumerous and as rich here as in London, it would do very well to charge three, or even five dollars for a ticket, and a premium for # choice seat But the epurious codfish aristocracy of New York, who ape the English aristocracy, have not the numbers nor the means to support an exclusive opera. They have made the attempt, and signally failed. All the suc- evesful managers here have succeeded by low prices, and the reason is obvious—Dbecause wealth is not ac- cumulated bere inthe hands of a few.as it is inthe old country, where those few monopolise the epera, and other enjoyments, and the mass of the people can- not afford to pay even a low price to hear # great ager, Here, wealth is diffused among the whole population, and they can all afford to pay a moderate price to aa opera, oF concert, or play, and thus by their numbers they yield as great a remuneration as the European few; but the number who cun afford to pay high prices here is extremely small, and some of those who can afford it, have not the inclination When Malibran, who was a greater general artist then Jenny Lind. performed here, and pectormea ina whole opera, the tickets were two dollars, That was a use such an extravagant price was ery of the opera under Fry, is well readersof the Herald, The prieecharged r, and for secured seats one dollar and ‘These prices were found to be too high, except tor afew white kid glove exquisites, and the campaign failed. Under Max Maretzek’s management, the charge was the same = It wae avother failure. 1¢ y of remark that the gallery seats nt twenty. ate, were crowded every ni Lastly, the Italian Opera was tried one dol ~ in the Astor ouse, and with a raagniticent company, was one dol fifty cente Gorden, and they filled t conte—the receipts beim ference from these facts ‘yp To mweke every allowance,theretore, forthe world-wide renown of Jenny Lind. we eay that gue dollar would be about the figure that would pee BS duce it to arithmetic at least 50 000 of the popul: hear her. uld produce $250. ot t three dolla who will go five th If the tick- . 500" will searcely be found 8. That will produce $150,000. ‘The account will stand thus:— 60 (00 persons. at one dollar, fi nights. + oe + «$250,000 5.000 persons, atthree dollars,“ “ ...... 150,000 Loss, in fiye nights, by high prices. . .. . $100,000 The three dollar price may do well enough for two or three nigbts, but it cannot be maintained. Mr. Barnum will, therefore, with bis usual good sense, very soon, we feel contident, reduce the price to one dollar, avd pers sto fifty cents. inthe end. Burton har made fift ourand dollars in two years by low prices; and Barnum, himself. is a remarkable in- stance of the success of the same course. his charge to the Museum being only twenty-five cents. We learn that Mr. Howard, of the Irving House, and fome of the other proprietors of hotels in the city, and of the musio storee, have received orders for tickets at the auction te-day There is deep disratiafaction among the awthors of the rejeoted songs written for t There were 750 of them, and the committee chose of these six as having the most merit, though some of the committee beid there was none possessed any merit. The best of the utterly refnsed to sing—the design of the song being mot to praise her but Americn though from the title—" Weleome to America”--many persons were deowt | merit is that it in adaptable to music | known beforehand who would receive the $200 Mademolselle Jenny Lind wns visited yesterda | merning by Colonel White, of California; aad Mr J | MeDonnell, Solicitor General for Canada West; Major } ral Sandford. commanding the first divieon of | A his #on rove out on che Fifth avenue es, and on her return visited Grace Church. she was creatly delichted ajuets of the rarest and ehoicest to her to-morrow (Sunday) with Rev. Mr. Baird, ary press in the Bri with the Shakespear lected by Mr. Baraum as his Mile, Jenny Lind's stay in ay filled more than one confident Litary cap: and trom what we can g qualified for the situation he now holds Avvan Maxw —The friends of Col. Alvph Mann, who has always been an liberal, though recently an unfortunate Reteons or Con atron of the dramatic art, have heard with regret that hie visit to | California has proved ruinous. However, he is among bie friends—no longer eating stewed monkey, or 4 to look starvation in the tace, Anether for- like energy. As soon os his health, broken down by low and privatio returns to him. good fortune will returo, leo, Jlowevé®, he must have a nucleus sround which to heap his future success and « great benefit ought to be given to him not for what he may do, but for what he has done, If convenient, the pab lic would be pleased to give @ testimonial to his for met enterpriee in the Broadway Theatre—that elegant Mano designed and erected. under hit own supervision aad in the days of hie prosperity. It that cannot be obtained let the Denetit take place anywhere The public, we are ae sured, will do nil that Col Mana or bis friends cam de- tire, When shall the benefit take place? Vermont Klectio The Boston Ftles, ot yest « teturas from 04 towns. follows ~ for Gov vie (whig).... couvcess QO jem and free soil). teeeeeee O88 st (dem 167 410. opinion that Judge Williams nd the whole ticket, by the heen the ease for several years giviature is largely whig. The majority io the House, | 39 and will not probably be is Biso supposed to be whig, by Net whig gain in these to: ‘The atlas expresses is elected Gove! the ueval majority CONGRESS First, District—No ebotes. in consequence of two whigs, Lyman and Min: ning Second Diverict—Hebard, whig. re-elected, Third Distriet Fourth Dist of Peek, democrat no ¢ Marine Affaire, — Bank Fawee Ma a! at thie port, ow Thareday, from Somerset, Mars. ia fot the Sacramento City trade, snd to run ia Metier & Lord's line. she Ty a clipper vessel, of light draft, built by J Mood next year, when their cherished hopes may be | also that hii a full house may be Vxpected. enly to be exceed, by th their abilities in 0 performances, and exquisite a noon and event consists of si formances. | these rix were in praise of Jenny Lind herself, ebich | 4. The composition selected consists of there | verses. of which only two will be sung, aud its oniy | | It was weil | erprising and | is before him. at there always is for a person of | Theatrical and Musical. Tratian Ovena av Castie Gann tix thousand Rersons wore Present at Salvi’s ber Niels ai "was Pg Badiali and Colletti sang with ae ae yak and the euthusissm was of the effective. The applause amd acclamations were ening Every posible honor crowned the effort, and | he was called three times before the curtain, and was | appeared To-night there will be a greed yee- be the final one of = it cannot be re- again raluted with acclamations when he in the orchestra formance, and it will positiv Havanasroupe. We could better spare lees meri but the decision has been made. an yoked. A great audience may be expected to-night. Bowsny gitimete drama at thi the source of great profit to the manag acting of Mr. apd Mrs, Wallack has give they appear in Shakspeare’s tragedy of “Richard (1. Mr. J, Walluck, as the the Duke of Gloucester; King Henry. Mr. Stevens; Richmond, Mr, Tilton; and’ Elisa. k. The amusements will conclude beth, Mrs. J. Wallach with a new drama. entitled, “A Strike for Wages, or, Journeyman’s Right,” in which Mr, Stevens appeal as Captain Ashfield, and Mi ner. This is an attractive draw s crowded house, Bnoapway THkarne.— The benefit of Anna Bishop, last evening, was indeed @ strong testimony of the ad- The house was crowded, and the audience were enraptured with her exquisite vocalization. Throughout ber perform- ance of Judith. she was honored with the most en- and in the madecene from “Lusia she displayed her inimitable powers miration in which she is held as an artist. as an actress, The Mexican boy's song was encored. The orchestral music was excellent. and the military band and the chorus department acquitted themselves ‘formances commence with the farce of the “ Thumping Legacy.” Next in succession is “Judith,” which will be followed by the farce ot “ Shocking Events.” and ail wiil close in excellent style, This evening, the with “La Catatumba,” @ beautiful Mexican song. This isa great bill, and no doubt will draw a 1; assemblage. yooulist and finished artist, Anna Bishop brace the opportunity of doing so, as ehe 4 few nights more. o's Taratne —The exquisite pantomimtc per- ces and tight rope ig of the Ravel Family, e great Leon Javelli beautiful and spacious theatre. this evening, but on Monday they will delight their patrons with @ novel and interesting entertainment, Ss “La Fete Chanpetre,” which will be followed principal dancers will display their abilities, They will not appear id all will clore with the gorgeous spectacle of “Raoul, or the Magic Star.” The scenery of this piece is the most Magnificent we have ever seen—to see it alone, inde- pendent ot all the other attractions, is worth the price of udmission. Buxron’s Trratee.—Burton, never behind the age, and always in advance of everybody, offers this @ ing an excellent entertainment, The prices select are * The Poor Gentleman” and “She's Come.” It ia | almost unnecessary to that the characters in each drama will be sustained by some of the most talented comedians im the country. Ameng them are the names of Burton. —o Lester. Bland, Johnson, Jor- Mrs Russell, d ‘Mrs. Hughes. himself, both as actor, that nager and itable he to appear alone toe euniblt his truly comic face, it would w a crowded house, This evening, Mrs. B. Williams takes ber benefit, when, no doubt, all those who have been amused by her excellent dramatic Tepresenta- She presents three fa- tions. will give ber a bumper. = giv pe Pi the farce of “Our Gal.” the “Irish Liov,” 1 Ireland as it is’ Mr. Williams, Mr. Perry an? Mre, B. Williancs, will sustain the principal ch, ine will dance « "Highlend =e pal Poke Mr. Williams is a great fa- | meran, is possesses Of 6 if reat dramatic talent, Brovcwam’s Lrcrum.—This establishne2t, We are as- sured by a Mr. Trimble, the excellent arshitest and elec- | 1r, will be ready to open on the third Monda, fe ontener:’ The proprietor being determined that it in October. should be securely and substantially duilt, he bas 1 1 lowed the brick work time to settle, preferring to be safe} rather than expeditious, acsording to Mr. | re. The opening of this place of jificently conducted, as it is certain rand talented proprietor, will create ongst our play-goera, t Lind- phobia. Cusisty's Orers Hovsr.—This establichment will be ing vext. when Christy, with y of minetrels, will exercise lees, choruses, instrumental cing. Ovyerre Sane wail Negro Band will give an after- Brougham's amusement, to be by ite popul an amount of enthusiasm dancing and instramental per- Amenican Musevm.—This house is crowded to suffo- cation every night The performance of the “ Drank- ard” is giving general satistaction. Clarke's repre, sentation of Edward Middleton ie @ capital acting, and is nightly received with cheers, tle Batemans are becoming great favorites. Me many attractions now in the city. the co Dempster, the celebrated ballad nd songster neele. on Thursday evening, was auditory. Mr. D. was in excellemt voice. rt of formance merited bouse. Every one should hear his beautiful songs. Tastes Dowatonen, formerly of Campbell's Minstrels | hi 6 Negro i starting Jo now in thia city. Zorer Minstrelay establis! "ent, Mr. Brcnanay, the distinguished tragedia ing high{ honorsin Boston. The audier large nd fashionable. He is announ next Monday in his pew . an event in the dramatic and literary world. Political [i Penweviva THE WEEKLY HERALD. THE FANCY DRESS BALL AT NEWPORT, &c , &c., &e. ¢ The Weekly Herald will be published at nine o'clock embrace the recent news from California and Europe, the proceed. | ings in Washington, full description of the Grand Single | this morning, Its contents will Fancy Dress Ball at Newport, &e, ke, &e. copies sixpenc: MAILS FOR EUROPE. ed at the office in time for her mails. Court Calendar—This Ony, prt Count —Nos, 828, 831, 812 $35 to 846 Nos. 601, 546, 640 to 561, A Card.=The Sabseriber having retarned pe would reepectfully inform bi nlly, that his Riding School wy ro Afwily call the atieniion of the pab- ters from M. Benedict and Sicaor The outeartbers b med to be the authorived eonts fer the pr e Jenny ijcined letters vatlefucterily prov lie to the ganjor je Jouiiy Bea > yon the fall and exe ight to all «he wu by Maile, Jenny Lind, ie Americn; siso gil the m posed or tang by wa during oUF woe the Unived St ULES BENEDI BEL Te Samp. © Jor ied, Waste b, Pond & Sperited edition p ferther, that’ e nd We duly revived by poblicatien ). JULES BEN RD} Joruie, 40 Fromm, Pe ‘rom Th am pon 9 Hank Note Reporter of the 6b New Vou J. Thorton, Bea —Sir Tour the commoanity from bore by tree lends Bi tedeom fi * CUO IRON, LI he above it ta evident thet We, Nengh oe nes of ant Lary. by stding his indivi the danger Over, We restore car quotation, Grand Lodee are revnested to. Division street, —Not less than After the first Bottesini performed on the double bese, in - phe once magnidoent and Tukatke —The introduction ef the le- gene- Tal satisfaction to the large assemblages that oe filled the theatre since their re-engagement. To-ni, bt Wemyss, as Mary War- M1, "cue whish will Those who have not seen the distinguished ould em- pears but @ filling to overflow this yy 4 Ball-room Soiree, in which all the “te liked in Irish characters, as | ee Assortment hee ast come to corner of Grand eTreOty | fee why” they are 30 tehly apreeelacsd by 9 to disorumimate concert to-day The entertainment | tures. of he Mite Demrstea's Coxcent.—Notwithstanding og the Taber- ted by a large nd was re- ceived with the applause his chaste and beautiful per- He will give another concert on | Monday evening next, which will no doubt draw a full | js gain- | Dr. Be mee are Aa This ul be ulte 4.—James Landy Inthe democratic can- didate for Congress, in the third district of this State. | peer | corner of Dey oti ‘The American mail steamship Atlantic, Capt. West, — will leave this port at 12 o'clock to-day, for Liverpool. ‘The mails will close at balf-past 10 o'clock this morn. ing. Single copies of the H'rekly Mereld can be obtain- | thomas, and a)) skim dire: A Gold Pen for Jenny 1 Lt dim We write their highly t a etectiy the ac- | the stomach. he Pracernity ander hic. for: fered to the Ame- With any hat that saa His “ile inves cu compariaos Sleowhere tty elon Amidon —Fall Fashion ‘tlemen’s Hats, which, im th Se eee Knox—This pe aan Matter has jast fall ssyle of Hat, which is the most elogant arcicle yet offered the oity, Ieee beady of the hut wei ng Public who ha therefore do well to call at 128 Fulton ees: To- mer head pieces wita the graceful an emtioned. mecheld’ Bots,itve Fall We have mervel seta Store in ts Thee oan be gance o the fabric ‘What's the News '—Our city 1s overflow- ing with Saray by the arrival of Jenny Lind aud the pyrccnet the vari: styles of Hat fi RAFPERTY & LEASK, st the corner sa bd Feast + and . stand brates nofacturing a od at ate Tease! Abie rice, cipging a ‘geod bong ats big price. ery earth Seay haf for ma~ Three Mea ‘quisites.—The totlet articles suited to lend beauty their favor i Bogle’ Hyperion fuid for virengtbening aod a is Hebeaiona for remevii tan les hee complexion, and his Amelo, {the ted Shaving ) Sold by'the inventor, win ‘ae Lae Boston; al yA sereety and Rushton, Clark & O .¥. The admiration of the Swedish Nightin- gale are those new and beautiful pateat tapestry three-ply and Pavent tapcetry Ingrain Carpets, positively to be found onl Gt the famous carpet establishment, Bowery, HIRA! ANDERSON’: ‘he six ae on show rooms of ‘that ex- Werebouse are ‘hronged with ladies, in quest of er new and curious carpeta, recently introduced ia this market. Poi ings, Oll Clo tly recommend wholesale an &e.—We would retail purchasers, arriv- foi in the oi this fall, to ‘a visit tothe hi ef Wim: MeGror'y, 13h Witlfa strwe His ate st gonde wil patterns, my oke for bite an high Catabliahment, woutd justify the belief that it ip gull erthy of the most extensive patrotage, - Koubpads Bridal Cards, — pine ta cant ple yr Hemet 3 me ee oe, can ts bad ¢ a Pa) Breet ir. Ev ccummodation of his down town ‘ous 2 Wail street, Tor th ‘tomers. The Great Jenny. Lind Concert.—Ladies’ $500 wae 1867 and gentlemen's fine Paris made white Kid ¢ me for the ab id 1 Glover, ‘pitched 180, Decks,only to, s.pats, equal ¢ fo dollar 20. ‘sad 148 Walker street, Potwces'Revea an cut Bovecy. Sunday Excursion—The usual Excursion to Newburehy and intermediate places, will be made to- rrow by the Joseph Belknap or Claus. Time of leaving Basha atreet, elf. gaat oeven 4 A. M. See ad tisement. ver= it with a rush.—Brooks’ Boots, Ke they are acknowledged by all sho wear be the neatest, ch aut durable tobe found, All who wish a’ good article, should call at No. 16 Fulton street, where nae sheag find s large variety of all styles. Them §5 Sulte—An Ek Cassimere Faney ve 2 Clonts, $210 stn ‘Corser ot 8 The Plumbe Nation: Broadway, should be visited by those who bave been pleased wi the good taste tween good and poor pic~ tures, erreot, pa LIAO. thylighte, to fa i Tine thanks 289 Brosd.wa, coting two extra the product on of bie supe report of his frien blic are appreciates all the oust Te ol old Ca Sh ‘ie ther commendation t.—The Magni Portrait of + ‘diotinguisbea Chieftain in No. ry of (lustrioas ether with inimitable Eypes may be scen at his spacious Gallery, Nee. roadway, corner Fulton street. ‘Watts’ Nervous anaeten-We have seen erreo~ aud 27 —_ J. Ti- . Valent tevens. Dr. ‘Vache, and ihe’ yeielp physicians io this ety. FR nd thi inimitable Cutter of Hatr and The best Hair Oye!—Ballard’s Premiam Liquid Bair Dye, for sale or applied. Whiskers colored, say bade fi iT in thirty minates > ile Pleaes Hair Uye.—Batchelor's Genuine e_ Laquta | air Dy». ean only be procured i” Sa ag | | mecct. Hts publi¢shoulé guard against Vimitacions Variove @ plomas, Pereons whose hair has assumed | solet fro the ase of the imitation dyes can have ‘a | the address, tected t calling « as above. inviced to inepect PH ALON'S now etyle of Wig Te beeps the largest celebra the vity, wddress. The Wh te Call and examine ut C.'s Saloon, Wise and Toupecs—Another Medat di ” 4 to Wm. Gatehelor, for the burt The public ited to inepect his mei BATCUELOR'S celebrated Wig Pactor Soaps he largest and beat assortment in thecity. Copy styte for Frecktes, Tan, Saliow ness, Pimples, Krup- I Kuown, positively jan Madionted - pane dee 8 id Rowe for pale Nips od. meal lexi: allem ath Third st. Philadel New discovery for Deafness... new method for the treatm ail Skat i from 5 all? tree containing 81 con: re ge of pha vo vecuiiariy ration, a) Horehiwe’ ¥ hearsbare Yas fo table Pya. sien hendac ly nd aetured remedy for wiice, 122 Falvon street. Price, 6? cents per Lorile, Alarming!—The | Loudon Lancet attributes half the diseases of which we die to indi, Fouily If that is right, all will be right. It ie the teh 6, o tative Blotors, Perfect order. Mothers, Attention !—If you want a sure, | rapid, and pever failing cute, for Swelled or Brot Broasts and So ae tractor, Avoid thi he ie the goun- is MONEY MARKET, Frivay, Sept. 6—6 P.M There was & moderate panic to-day in the stock market. Nearly every fancy in the list declined con- siderably the tramsactions were un} At the first board Erie Income Ronda a cent, Farmers’ Loan \;, Reading Ratirond } Hart: Leng Ie Mj Erie Railroad %; Canton Oo wich and Worcester i. There bas been more Erie road stock put upon the market during the past week than we have noticed for » month previous, and it appears the bears are selling themselves short toe large amount. It will be impossible, ia view of the operations of this company, to rally we therefore look for a steady depreciation vine market value, Whatever way be eaidin fs vorot or against the other seurities of this company, it is pretty certain | 2. that the stock i* destined to depreciate fall ne rapid- | Comp ly anit appreciated The money/market, within the | O¥ pret day or two hae pererptibly tightened, and notwith- jing the great influx of gold, there are indications of # more stringent marke} within the next minety Baths, 547 Pearl street, by ions of isthe ust Dyo Factory, 197 Broadway, | wi 4 - | Agent Bee | tics ona beet | in tot $ merning from the steamers just arrived from Chagres. ‘the | It created very little excitement in the street, and will have no more effect upon the market than the deposit pescii "se Fall a Style 0 a at g3 so, | °f #2 equal amount of coal in the vaults of the same bank. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $144,067 51; pay- ments, $1,597,063 09—balance, $5,871,028 62. Mint certificates paid, $1,072,000; Mint certificates up to No. 4,800, were paid to-day, ‘There has been but # moderate demand for sterling | exchange for remittance by the steamship Atlantic to-morrow. The supply of bills upon the market was not large. We quote on London, 10% « 103¢ per cent shia kaon premium; on Paris, 5f, 22)¢ « 6f, 20; Bremen, 79% « 80; Homburg, 85% @ 36; Amsterdam, 40% a 40}. The steamer takes out a large amount of specie. ‘The amount received for tolls on all the New York State canals, during the 4th week in August + $151,087 20 + 114,264 54 Bame period in'1649. Increase in 1850. ..+4sesseeessere $30822 66 The aggregate amount received for tolls, from the commencement of navigation tothe 3lst of August, inclusive. was........ $1,066,946 63 Same period in 1849. .... 1,366,082 39 Tnorease in 1850... 6.6 eee seeeeee $874 24 Amount of tolls received on all the New York State canals, in each of the following years, during the 4th week in August, and the totals up to the Slst of August, inclusive :— New Yorx s Stans Canats—Amount oF Touts, . Total te ist Aug. $913,730 23 1, re 130 28 914,906 96 . 1,127,551 78 1844— April 18. . 64+ +. 105,569 62 1,442,448 51 1845—April 15. . 1,873.074 54 1846—April 16. . 1,507.778 00 1847—May 1. 2.216.423 78 1848—May 1. 856,084 26 1849-—May 1. 1,666,082 39 1850—A pril 22. 660,946 63 The receipts for the fourth week in August, this year, are $16,168 97 greater than ever received before during the same period. The aggregate, at the close of the fourth week in August, this year, exceeds that of apy year previous to the same date, except 1847. soter of this The weekly receipts have lately been exceedingly large, and the probability is, that they will continue so throughout the season. what kind of bills they take. The Eagle Bank, Bristol, R. I.; Mineral Bank, Maryland; Salisbury Bank, Mary- lend; Commercial Bank, N. J., and the Farmers’ and ——s Mechanics’ Rank, New Sranewiok, N.J.,are of very (,, | doubtful character, and it would be well not to have anything to do with their issues. E: Tiss lov akesEtie RR 960 4100 i 100 oo 2500 115 m5 Me 150 Nex bo te 6 150 8 0 8874 25 ¥a0 10 do wey 50 90 Div shes Farms Trost 41 2 00 ° nt ef Com full 10835 edo Reading RR aa ol D Stateot NY 102° 109 61 4 Ohio ite & Tex Co 104g bo9 a h 60% 080 51 Dro 4 m0 7 360 0 a 10Nor & Worscrip 48 IND BOARD. 108. 175 shas Erie RR RK 85% 1 do bio 7275 wo Bt ao bw 73:4 56%. B0Canton Co ar TS*" 200 Reading RR b6) 50% 73, 90. do 08) 60 By 1000 Harlem RR 5 CITY TRADE REPORT. Tino o’elock, P. M. Asnes.—The inquiry for both tions was active hile prices ot pote were, better: he ane reached 150 bbla. at $6 for Bavapsturrs.—. 8 made of about Lag eel omg Canadian, at pel Wass ax mon to stt Pry rst a even easier rates. Southern flour ha aeons and very quiet; the aa He a $8 $5 © $5 06% for mixed brands; and it do.; new was in limited rach cy $5 37g ew Rye Flour wan quiet, with saies of 300 bbis., at $2srK & $204. Corn Meai was dull at $3 10 for Jersey; and common Western, of which 100 bbis. ones at $2 50. Wheat was im good cemand, and steady, 6,000 bush rine Genesee, at about $: 60e. for Western 520. ane p. Large quantities are being closing at 6c. in by = npr Syd res OTTON — mar! ws continued firmness, With sales of 2500 baler. Most of the transactions now making are for speculation. Correr continued steady, with sales of 100 bags of Java at 12,0; 50 bags &t. Domingoat Osc. and some Porto Rico in hhds, at i0)sc. and in bbls at 11 cts. Pacrrve— The sales of the day embraced 50 bbis. cur. rents,at Tige., and 900 boxes bunch raisins at $270 9 $2.90, avin quality. Fresonis.= Cotton was engaged fot Eiterpoot at é2d; Flour at 1s. 84. a ly, 9d, an2 20,000 b ot cotton ruled measurement goods to California at 6c. a Hipes.—The wales of comprise 4.00) Rio Grande des, fi our last re) vavoraging 225 Iba. at 1) Ke. | & He, 1,082 Buenos Ayres, at Lic., and 2,000 Bava. | }! nilins at luo tix months, The stock on haud embraces o rovl of Muenos Ayres (15,000) held at Wo, oud several small lots, not more than 10,00) in —The reeeipts of sole leather the past been much was th: sual, on account of dition of the roa caused by tie late +. The demand from the south and west is ticularly for oversights and damaged. © change in price to report. in fair demand at 78 a S0c was in limited demand, while prices ats, for distil and 82 bdhe. do. tart, at #1 — lemand for linseed was very notive, gun Genin @eys. A large amount of gold in dust, and silver in Sinners pmo sor a mlb nainare dF Telegraphic Reports, ‘The America’ Bey bad or gy oy ». Ms s hed the daoch ta fenton the enim eee chasers offered freely at a slight decline, whieh refused. The stock now does not exceed 16,000 bales, oe sold, this morning, at 12% a 180. per Ib. . and fair at 15 Xe. rious ot bry oe ee suo hds. sold at 7% a 8%e. S yald iG rong per ye tity Ric joulders. 434 a dike. Rice wie coffee more in request, and the sale: over 8.000 bags, at 9% a 100. ag ir gp four ships are tal eae ate e pas and two for at %o. per lb, Business 4 reviving, The path a is warm, and the city very healthy. Bui , Se} ‘The receipts since our last have beens Far, 80 ni wheat, 10.080 bushels; corn, 13,000 bushels. Western in fair demand. and the market is without ie. , Sales of 3,000 bushels Michi- gan being me my at $3 ee a tod jong fae sales Isoo vuabel Is re ushels, at TT aie, for Ohio. There has hipping demand below to note for corn, but at Atnany, Sept. 6, 1 twenty: ee oe i fe Pring the jews of holders; small transactions mp. sa for Western mixed. No Resmi} pi peg of the ‘n— Flour, 7, 2,500 bushels; ‘arly fo 0 buahla Vlour ie bts Ingctive: firm, but dull, Ben ‘bove the vie or buyer Bales have pon rtd 1000" burhels” at $110 for Genesee. In barley, the- transactions have been 11,000 bushels, at 78¢. rowed, and 78 800. for four-rowed. Prison whiskey is dull, at826X%0. se ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. aa REWARD.—LOST—ON FRIDAY MORNIN $5 oe yoke om in going from 230 San val street CSR ambers street, & Double- barrel silver mounted, with the fwae ers ws tame peel, case, enclone le 4 will Liberally rewarded by ioving it ils ihe he subseriber, a Hr pots FROM 63 ST. MA! lat, «Yellow Wireshatred PACK. aD in casks and barrels, for Ba There was also a large tule under those rates. ket war easier, with but a mo- 500 bble changed aad $10 sumored, at Provisions erate Pusineas doing. at $8 1s @ $8184 for pi b for mess. Beef was also lower, though the de- mane from the trade was fair. A let of 200 bbls, was dvpored of at $7 374) a $10, tor country and = mess, ond 50 $6, for country and city prime. A sme parcel of prime mess scid at $1650. Beef hawe were lesetiv at$i2 Cut meate werg steady with ales of 25 bhds, dry shoulders, at 4c. Lard was steady and tu active reqnevt (or saanulacturing The sales embraced 900 Dbis wad tea. at 6% ¢ forgrease, and 6\ a Te. for goed to prime; also, 700 kege prime ative. Butter wa more abundant, and quetetions were lower We | potioed sales of Uhio at 0a 12ige ; Statert 9a ld%c., and choice dairies of fresh at 16" 19¢. Cheese very quiet, at 4 a 6\ge. per pound, for inferior to prime deiries # no material change In the market hile the saies were rather light -Bales were mado of 250 boxes Castile, at Oye There was not so much activity inthe market for sugars, to day, though prices were as he- | fore The sales are limited to a lot of 100 bhds Wuba, | a. Oe Tes scoo.—There bas bern an active inquiry for both leaf ond manvfactured tobaceo. this week, ta art tor | heme use and on speculation. Parties from have been doing « good business here, in part for pufnctaring purpores. We neticed & fore, for waf, while W etation of & The stock ef Cuba was not very Ta were firm. The eales of the week cetera dealers hhds Kentucky. at Te 9 9,; 200 do. Virgi She. W dot0l : 40 do, Maryla 2 bal frew on terms not were also eaten je of 2.500 pac! f,on Virginia account, at ibe. « d was steady, for barrels. bat a were made of 150 bbis, Ohio, Jeraey, and Woot. —T three-qua 10 000 Ibe, fall blood and Saxon saler are 100 mn Nicholas, at l6c.a 17 yc, six months MARKETS ELAKWHERK, STOCK RALES. Exchange Board—18 Rochester and ae Weee e 6 Boston sod Meng Mtailvonds 10asg. 10.4 j « Comcord. Ralirrad, 64, 18 "5 ire | Merocr street. ju: roadway, 4sPECIAL NOTICES. UarED 974 pages. focerong! FOR EUROPE.—THE wee y magn ‘LANTI from this Letters for cents i. wit, Vv. B ‘a line, wil pit ‘iinet ity leaing Sea ieehgt A. 7 line, must ee FOR NITED MAIL Mi fieamer ATLANTIS. Pout Otto, at Trelan: id, yee d other forei; uvelege ath this ofice ont von baturday, 7th igstant ge ib ARON 3WAl A ret ee ree N.C. re fob day MUSI- Teq b bh military fiall, No Sicnoras Harowr, Seca TKK DEPARTMENT.—APPLICATIONS ON BEUALP of the sons of “ d Exempt Firemen,” for ap~ aoe ine pemanae charge.) in the “University of the Ci York,” are to be made to ase of the ‘undersigned officers of the Fire De= perme eoe on the 8b of ‘Septet mst. Tt srplication shout be i Brome street BONGE T HOVE, Vice President. 30 Wall street. ALL, Secretary, 84 Codar: OWN #. GILES, Treasurer, és Walker street. b~ , Br. "388 South ng 79 Beekman Tete fk Forsyth str S+meel Barstow, 133 Fron’ James Wy 20) Front etree ‘504 Grand strect. ma P. Pentz, 39 aes C"% v H. Titus, 38 Mark as ‘eae on coal ‘ARD HOFFMAN, Chairman, eases" at ek commen: fetieate oe earl Sorps are fe _Lient. J. Moony, Seeretary. eee . fades BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNIO: X—OUVRIER canta Mili etect officers for the roming is evening, at No, 12; Grand street, near Broadway. By order, AS . Rahm may | petal RBSPECTIOLLY — K <MEDIOAL DEPARTMENT... N‘ne HPactity othe Ne ey vate, Cat DREARTERD. vateareae plearure in announce’ at au vacant Chairs im their Institution by gentlemen Te coceapinent ite. Doct ms iv Grove, Proiessr of ews ey a Pest un Pret fica’ am sarnect, thai the Instit rll Lorn mothing of les formar ner Drosjerity. erase RSSION, 1h gia " ie oS. NIVE! RK—MEDICAL DEPART- we Loe it commnane es rapew Professor of Midwifery, rof Chemistry and PI ‘rofessor of the Institutes tian; | Gana Demonstrator of Darlin qalty, i vill Be ated the department tof Plysiol Chem weed, avd Lema? peapee wilh. in Recre, im eddition to his regu (ro evening lectures Physioleay be obvior tment, at I er their Sree or Tor atudving dieearen eet rm ly Clinipies Piret, a il by Professor " 1, tured o "Fue elses will lee have on abundant supply of cases, to Le attended nt the hensei rd: d Sorgical Clinique will the direction of w Yort Horpi al, the Beiter Infirmary. the variow ell nee le to the etudent . e New York fiosp! the lat day of Uotober, a: will be provided. Bese ; Matriculation fee, &% —leubopllped APE re | PRs Secretary of the Pacalty, No. 380 43 Beard from $2 % eek. Sedecte, on ar city, will p At the College Wallding, aed inqui: olmaa, whe EXCURSION». weer ee Excursions ro tag rrsiive DANKS—THE LAST trips of the er ot Tierday, Wor rr ¢ BUPFATO wil street at 7%. Gi snd Piet No P'N. 2. ‘Day. it. Fare 2 Hastings, Veratanal Spribe and Cornwall — eamer JO Berka ce RAN ea pier foot of Chambers hairpast fs relock —eoueni abtocath etree way, 27 M., arriv me in New at ane war ork a aly or togeth RB, 165 WANDS GH. a; kind nro Bret ow uraeee, reat Por F OR SALE— a | CARRTAGR® horve covered steizh: 4 Lew makers OTICE. Tey who cal Fling alt} Fegpees a bine ince Fort fr Rucnst, be ae . ‘hrough the Mt wer. LAN DATRRET HAVING LEP) HIS BAW ad ing bowrr on the morning of the 26¢h vit., and aot hav~ ee, It in feared some ascidoat hap bee th meet his eye, of thatef aay ing him, earmest!y re yuested to com- b his frien 8 South trees, first floor. NFORMATION WANTED 0) JORS cURaTe native of F ileal ho lett Roxha fecting Nim wil Beorse Currier, Bro ca PHILADELPHE PAPER Hancinas —to THe SOUTHER ere trate. We ae jeus td * f Wail Papers, the best reac i CaN ett ell ble teres. LONGSTERTE & Taig 7 North Third et. No ua cunsrsoT cave Lerweit they would te ene rs, Leve of the wanet airy apd techie =) ble pave « orn foments ond seo: mmedatiege *