The New York Herald Newspaper, August 11, 1851, Page 3

we ahs regan adi behest fee ne ia ts if the bebe wRate pene na will not be compelled to keep their stocks, or sell without the profit anticipated. Both parties are in very curious position. The bears hardly daresell iargely short at present prices, aad the bulls have suffered so severely, that many of them are little able to operate even to & moderate extent. Capitalists will, without doubt, pick up some of the best railroad stocks, at present prices, for permanent investment ; but the future doe® not look fair enough to induce large purchases on time, without the means to take them in at maturity, and the ability to hold for any length of time, in the event of their being depreciated. ‘The money market continues ina very stringent con- “ition, It is somewhat easier than it has been, but the demand is active, and the supply comparatively limited: ‘The rates of interest range at the highest points, and Pretty severe shaves have been submitted to im the street. It is our impression that the worst is yet to ome; that we have bad, thus far, but a trifling stringency to what will sooner or later be experienced. We antici" pated that the recent sudden contraction would be but temporary, or rather that its full force would be but temporarily felt; that o partial recovery would be real- ized, to be followed by @ relapse. We have passed through all but the last, the most alarming stage of the isease. It would be well enough for all to prepare them. selves as much as possible for su~h a state of things, for come it must, perhaps at a time when the least expected: ‘The banks have been much blamed for the part they Played in the recent contraction in the meney mar- ket; but the out-door bankers, the private capitalists, the great bear speculators of Wall strect, are the parties who #0 suddenly produced the stringency complained of: ‘There is a power behind the Wall street banks stronger than the banks themselves. The banks must look out or their own interests, and in doing so they must avoid, ss much as possible, all extremes; whereas it is for the Btereste of the money power outside of the banks to bring about sudden contractions, and make one extreme ollow another in rapid succession. ‘The anthracite coal trade continues very active on all the lines of coal transportation. The Lehigh Navigation Company brought down, for the week ending on Seturdey Jast, 28,754 tons, and for the season 529.359 tons. The Schuylkill Navigation Company brought down, for the week ending on Thursday, 17,073 tons, and for the season 314,922 tons. The Reading Railroad Company, for the week brought down 40,492 tons, and for the year 1,017,434 tons, against 700,608 tons to the same time last year. What is a most satisfactory feature in this season’s coal trade is, it is attended with a brisk demand and rising prices. The amount of coal shipped from Cumber- Jand by the canal, during the week ending the 6th inst., was 1,149 tons; during the week ending the 2d inst., 4,546 tons were sent to Baltimore by railroad. ‘The City Bank of Brooklyn has declared a semi-annual @ividend of three and a half per cent. The Mechanics’ Insurance Company of Newark, a semi-annual dividend of ten per cent. Reports have been circulated unfavorable to the com- mercial credit of Gen. James, of Providence, Rhode Tpland, the enterprising manufacturer of that place. It is stated upon the most undoubted authority, that the em- barrastments which led to these reports were accidental andtemporary. At his request, a thorough examination has been made of his affairs, and the result shows assets, which are very large, to be nearly three times the amount of his liabilities, leaving him, in any event, in the posses, sion of large fortune. The anrexed statement exhibits the quantity of certain Commence oF tHe Pont or New Yore—Weexiy Ex- vont. 70 Lonpon. met. 6481 To hhds..... 14 Flour, Nails. Suskeh o88 Es 5 3 reed 8s Aus g é le 2 9.580 Handkerchiefs, dos a“ sees 200 Sherry Wine, casks. wb We notice a more active movement in breadstuffs than weual, which is the only new featare im the export trade during the week, It will be seen that the table is some- what longer than those previously given, which is ac counted for by the fact that a greater variety of articles have been shipped. It is an interesting etatement, if for nothing ele than the great number of items which make up our foreign export trade The shipments of flour from Bui:!wore to foreign porte during the week ending op Thursday last, amounted, in i barrels. Of pe emanates Ean to Liver- pool, 1.727 to Brazil, 2,000 to the River Plate, 1,100 to Bremen, and 1.300 to the West Indies, The total ralue of joreigm imports for the week amounted to $123,- 964 91. The whole quantity of flour exported from Bal- timore to foreign porte since January 1, 1851, is 255,455 barrels ‘The amount received for tolls at the Canal Collector's office in this city, from the opening of navigation to the ‘7th of August, was $154,286 65,egainst $128,020 01 during the same period in 1850. The shipments of merchandise from this city for transportation om the canal, during the Ibs. ; sugar, 975,300 do.; molasses, 342,900 do.; coffve 205,000 do.; nails and spikes, 92,200 do.; iron, 249,700 do. ; railroad iron, 340,900 do.; steel, 21,500 do.; sheet iron and tin, 356300 do,; crockery and glass ware, 176,700 do,; fish, 220,600 do.; sundries, 31,800 do. ‘The quantity of flour, wheat, corn and barley left at tide-water, during the first week in August, inthe years 1850 and 1851, was as follows:— Wheat, bu. Corn, bu. 155, 1,685 90,975 246,015 2,100 Tnerease. ...17,187 69,923 90,387 435 ‘The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at tide- water from the commencement of navigation to the 7th August inclusive, during the years 1860 and 1851, was as fellows: Doig 04 308,480" 2,027 ‘gatas oes L4ss'o00 haa Increase,..646,001 610,628 2,405,851 Deo. 17,102 ‘The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at tide- water from the commencement of navigation to the 7th August, inclusive, during the years 1849 and 1851, was as follows:— Flour, bbls. Wheat. bu. Corn. bu. j. bus, 1849... ..1,167,689 732,066 = 3.394,045 88) 1861......1,611,826 1,081,116 4,493,606 114,385 Tnorease .. 404,137 348449 = 1,099,651 14,505 By reducing the wheat to flour, the quantity of the latter left at tide-water this year, compaved with the corresponding period of last year, shows an increase of 770,826 barrels of flour, The following table shows the quantity of some of the principal articles of produce left at tide-water from.the commencement of navigation to the 7th of August, in- clusive, during the years 1849, 99 days; 1850, 107 days; 1861, 114 days:— Receirrs or Propuce at Tipe Waren. Apl 22, " except barley, rye, pork, and cheese. The falling off in these has been quite moderate, except in cheese. The arrivals of cheese have been decreasing each year since 1848. the cause of which is unknown to us. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. /____ SERSONAL. ee eee ee OHN Cc. Lloret pe Is REQUETED. 2 TO CALL AT Mere! ’ Hotel, 41 Cortlandt street, New York, and see his ‘father, SAMUEL SHEARER. O FAMILIES #OR by hag oye —A MIDDLE AGED woman, gestions of soe jeiniag. husband in California, offers her services receding thither a4 an eaui- valent for her poke, 5-7) woul deci ition, as she has been accustome: to. E st two years chief stewardess on boi tof New York. Please address 8. if., SPECIAL ROTICKS. eT Meta NEW 1 Riemann oy,» THE MAILS City, will siete a8 100. per 3 " ea do. do. ae. Wit'¥: BuADY, F's. OTICE.—THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX- Chit Sandwich Islands. loting wader she drm of Patterson & Fredricks, mani by dissolved by mutual, conse borised 0 sevtle the affairs tt PATTERSON. Fi RIC RS OF THE ABOVE Sis cons . we. FOWER, Commandant. G. Tuvatann. ee first week of August,wore merchandise, at 8 mills, 2,069,700 | | Wormdrddens anne eat moderate. ot oat oly OR TEN sora ge i the elty seeds aihbely to Me. morning oF egening. ok WANTED-A4 SITUATION, BY 4 SMART ’ Well recommended young woman, to do general house: . Tea good cook and baker, and ‘an exceliont washer ironer; is fond of children, aud willing to maxe herself erally useful. Has the beat city reference. No vbjeo- to go in thecountry. Ploase eal at 25 Bowery. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY, A YOUNG WOMAN, to do general housework. Can give good city ro" ference trom her ast place. Call st OOS Hotston reat: sceoond door, in the rear, Can be seen for two days, if not engsged. DRESS nt vipcone bry roy 4 A YOUNG wontr. 4 SITUATION | ly. Good city Wor A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, situation as Chambermaid, and to aes in aah ani Troning. Can gi ete Dasement. ADP ion Eilented ‘o for two days. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, wb situation asa ook, and good washer and Best of city site ins o peivats family. ee gi Please call at 113 East Bevadway, where was last employed. Please call at the basement door. ANTED—A PisTeriow BY A RESPECTABLE he penne of @ small private ‘dren ; is as good cook, washer and has ni gountry, 7. Bett pol ety eaterence. Pred echs ‘er adress vingto Division ‘st. Can BY A YOUNG AND RESPECTABLE man. «situation ss Wet Nurse, eae eS able city reference. Apply at ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPACTABLE young woman, ss Cook and Laandress, mily. No objections to where there would be but one gir 0} Te piven. ‘Please call St 201 Seventh street, third tains. Can be seen for two days. ANTED—A “SITUATION, BY A YOUNG HEALTHY woman, as Wet Nuree—her first child. Inquire at 50) ANTED—A a BY A STEADY YOUNG to de plain cooking, washing and ironing, Can giv st respectable reference—one ears, and the ther for the last nine monthe. Please call a¢ 240 William eet, Can be acen for two days, ANTED A SITUATION, ‘young ermal stress; no obje sn 62 canis in washing. or aa Warve. nad Sesrattesoss oa derstavds the enre of childrens Hag''ho objection to 1k0 8 ghert “distance in the country. i Waverly place. Can ¥ A RESPECTABLE d Seam: city reference. til Please call at No. 16 ‘be seen ual suited. ANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, TWO GIRLS, cook, waeh, stress. heir bu: followers, ma; ly, with city ref ‘at 173 East 8 Be evemteomth 8 treet, Dasomen D—| A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ation rm Cook, bho and Ironer; uudersta: would given. Please ‘sprly, at 82 room. Can be seen for two days, Wire ET IRON WORKERS. ett, 48 and 60 Duane street, second Wri st YOUNG MAN 18 ANXIOUS TO OBTALN Pupils, whom he woul 4 s rides a ce, ansistant’ book-kespert dee, off oper, semen, Ships orld eo ees York Heralé. AMPED BY A SOBER, RESPECTABLE YOUNG apply to ER ANTED—TWO COOPERS, TO, TO WORK AT LOOSE Steady work barrels work and good wages, They. m country, at Jenking’ Hotel, foot of Du t. Enquire for 1; AbaL O'Dell, between thie hours of ANTED—IN A WHOLESALE HARDWARE OR importiog bow house, # situation as ess habits, and much ex- Address G. LY Y., Herald office. man, by a youn; perience in the top, ‘contre rasa et high — Cy seks ma ut 60 other Bod- sitet mee Bazeatg and chairs im variety, cane seat —JOAN E. VAN. ANTWERP'S N avede Sale of Hardware, Heavy Geode, Fine Bese eo will tance place om T at 10 Pith. ‘Sales 10 © ver tit pur al tes Yura of Camm it wa i Fy 5, SSedeeted vs gant thelr tavetsee store, by Lsciock, P, M., thie day, as the the be put to press. THOS. BELL, AUC TIONEER— bg Uy lg nae 7! HOS. BELL, - frichanat Clot BBY ms, 10 No pets iin suresh by w rd trators, from a hotel, ete. Peres on Tossday. 4 BELL, ‘auctiouser, AUCTIONEER. —THIS DAY AT 10 sCRTATOR BUILD! NG gontlemes were uns- Fesident; Geo. Pook- all, 2/4 Grand, near Ma ied oem on evening, angiat my at 7g v'clock, for the neoonel oy otember ‘of b inisia- Oftiee of the Attorney, ciation and other information ITATION—CHARTERED Ld regular meeting will be held Tuesday, initiation feo of this atsos tion is only t nfty, last shares were redeemed g rmation, wt _ a viabieg to joia cam obtain further ith the otus aud cvastitution. wh to. call a the offive eeting aight. WwW. PARKER, 5 ean IL i YIDLAGs ASSOCIATION.. ap 4 quence of tire great desire to ol ta, eacai a se ae ret ed +? in @ resolution ‘ans faited tho land on ‘Thursday lacy, the ince rt to join them. ‘The mi ti B. (ig THIRTY aie to Sale Bret, y inchs is to th a juite new, and Atlantic street, ever since ite first estal gator yy wlll be offered, a0 the owner jo tn ris ait Pa dare a W. B., at this office, for two or three days. ponte lage PROPERTY TO Papas wy VALUABLE ill be Leased or altered for oslaand vevesene te seh et licants “App! ‘to WILLIAM suit a| ants. Al A GIBBON” ‘at his Decorative Establishment, S74 and 376 OR SALE, A BOARDING HOUSE, ADVANTAGE. ously situated, with five years lease. The house has just been rnished new throuzhoutin modern style. Satie Fy reasons given by t wigh to purchase it will need Prered credit, Apply at this office, by let BeBe A tow tein aco them an’ be board, by answe: a Bos , at this office. ‘tral location OR SALE.—THE ypaeme. STOCK. ND FIXTURES ertiser for selling. To 0 ma) cont ry ee moe apletely & eeu trom Broad- se is com ished The dar room is 0 Kandeomert in the Tbe come wil Apply to —. & es Ly ta Nasebe otrect ‘and 438 F° p Be even of AND FIXTURES OF A LIQUOR W&ANTED-AT 11 NASSAU STREET, SALESMEN, llery, nearly new, and i . Bookkeepers, School Teachers, Drug Clerks, P. formetion regarding t a "apriying 3 Barkeopers, Cotiers, Watters, Coachmen, Men ta Barat, | s0Werren erect, in the store. tollet, Bt Warren street, ‘arcs, Railroads and Steamers; Boys to learn ry for an office or some light *genteet business. Places for ree le females always ready. Employer's en per annum, ‘Applicants encloelag , free of OR SALE-IN THE ODD FELLOWS’ SECTION OF Cypress Hille Cemetery, pe TH ‘SP! Agent. ata low price 1p easn. ‘Apply at city 1 Grecawion st ene ANTED SITUATIONS FOR TWO, SMARZ, TIDY OR 84LE—TBE GOOD WI. N W, firle ae Chambermaide, Nurses ond ese ton | E'paliiery ond Restipioy bevactnencnt Irouers, (Protestants.) Also. Dusiners, and well located ia the ci ‘corvante ‘cash, lars, 228 Fulton street, | between 10 ands o'cloces unre SPPLY A275 Fro ‘uch, are respectfully NTED—SITUATIONS ARE WANTED FOR A select number of servants, of various eral workers, waiters, ko. at the Select Pro- 7 Carmine st., and at the “Old Societ; Agency at. offices extensively ronised by the best families SIXTH WARD LICENSES —GROCERS, PORTER House and junk shop Keepers, and, hand cartmen. have paid fer license since December, reeety same, titled that th be (icacien sels geek, to NOG E. Ca , ourner Leonard and C . £0 utare aside, ($1000,) agai iaitlovore. cf Baltimore. race te to come of Previous Ya dbeete' ef Anges, ‘The White Lily will beeailed by R. 1 ,000 REWARD.—A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who has been known by the name of Charles ‘entworth, has, from his childhood, been. in the sr , Who has satisfactory — vide the son, of James Clinten Norton, was name 4 in the year 1890, oF ‘the arly var part vet ot ie a the a ribet decreas of ideatity of said ¢ ho will other y idence of the birth the above reward to any person n! of Upera Glasses. a teward will. be. paid to the finder, by leaving them at 246 Fourth avenue, hours of two and three, Bank and M: Payable at the “draws by John P, White months, (r four hundred se, shoppe for their deliver; v0 the subseri! ? BACKUS & OSBORNE, OST, ON MONDAY LAST, SUPPOSED IN “ONE ‘OF the Atlantic street a South Brookiya, ‘a small 9 Malden Lane Foon cote GOLD WATCH. APPLY AT NO. 3 NEW street, up stairs, Ae gle gentlemen, can be nc Sak es exchanged. OARD WANTED—BY A SINGLE orxr EMAN, vate family, here other boi jesired frot ith to yenty-einth street, near Fin aveuve. ‘Retorences given and'reyuited: ‘adarees box 1,107, post office, Be FINE sons or aoe wits joi ae Ser an hd ate mae vy faguiie Lose: pa dteirable. “Address Ongood,” ee. ble rooms. Room, (WITH. between Vesey and stating terms F Ron is Spt street, weet it required, No board- NTI. EMAN AND M18 Wires, THR odern built house, with bath, Me ‘Addrees box 2.27% post oftoe, with teal LIQuoRs. XTRA BLACKBERRY NDY.—THIS JUSTLY celebrated remedy for bowel complaints, manufactured tee Ks ‘ f ; Fm ME ET LEN Y. ALDRD, AB Bowery, vor. Boat re first clase servants. A ——, bore peter ea YOUNG ore ween ‘tw respectable fami! for th Saat thooe jours eper of Fulton avenue Breet 5 ‘Shee mre nt not emplo, OR SALE—THE COUNTER AND eon ora F ne establishment. Address E. V, 41 Ludlow (OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK, AND FIXTURES of « Grocery Store; three’ geod stables aad large yard Inquire at 62 Greenwich avenu .ET.—TWe ROOMS, WITH id floor of the house No. 7 tlemen, iyrae above. ‘OUSE bd LET—A aby He Two AA ban 3 DWELLING, Pleasantly situated in the Se faraiture, moet of which is new, will be aa to agood tenant. Possession sated to 37 given immediately. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA Chambermaid or Nurverymaid, oF to, be nee for three gous from tlt joase inquire at 208 Grand strect. she belongs cowtner 0 can aftervoon. to the Rr glish Chu Ps etre ree YOUNG MAN, OF RESPECTABILITY AND uICK prehension, wishes to eporentice himeelf to the Ma- chinist trade, Address John erald office, OYS WANTE: —FO! Bi pore yam aT 37 te d a Billiard Baloo UTTER WANTED—A FIRST RATE GENERAL CUT- ne 1 faetain & custom shop in = ‘One infactory references lyin jm 9 to 10 A. al ee a ands Willan be had. SERV A nN wa ‘ED class private families. sin three expe: Nurses, six ex; - WANTED, wo OR THREE PER- rubseri ie well Weekly berally treated MONSIEUR ET UNE DAME DESIRERAIENT SE placer din y ET NURSE WANTED—TO ‘TAKE A FEMALE IN- it, al ha to her own resi Viewsa, | Tpectabbity ne ee ork mOUSES, ave the bockety of an ie office, stating location dicrate, as the pay would be In ANTED—A MODERATE SIZED TWO-STORY & AND basement furnished, a two or Ureoe box in Beehive pr th 9) dame latter ar 10 RENT—AN OFFICB, EITHER iM toot. Wall, South, Shrough the cag ty DRUG STORE IN NEW KS ‘dusiness. Address and amount ree id tree’ of “py Post vice in ‘the United 8 om in me ADEE, Publish SURANCES. RO ie ee INSURANCE CO R = i it's tron Ne lew ‘Vert bere tha ean vested in secnrit furpits other person re and roan upon aa favorable terme a# “WILLIAM ELLSWORTH, tall ALrne G. Brevare, qoretery. HE BAR ROOM, N Brooklyn, will be sold who bas not the full am: for, if of 1% eorner Dey street or the front Ait of eevone feet 4 with the above, affording 8 front of tect on furnished with water closets, Reais well Yghted. Will be leased separately, if vn S. THOMPSON, 51 Courtlandt street. Also, four pleasant Offices inthe Above buildings, Tet op ped Hr. roars 458 OF FORTY. mane to our Jt [T° Let-tue THREE stony ous rag EY aclok street, sornee of L ‘St. John’s Park. To be seen from May next, Would boar th the For further ese it Also, TC CF ‘te aed creer in Paris. ar: i shove. ToT LET THE THREE LOrTs oF TUE STO! t street. ¢ quire of tat AMIDON Tou LET-IN STHEET, SOUTH BROOKLYN, ween Ci Le streets, & stone front houre, with ee ee provements, Rent, ieee RR cu wees N.Y. COPARTNE aSHIP NOTICES. a ies e affairs otis rm will settled. an: ens continued at the same ry by Charchill C. O'Denniacom. OHM M. BARRLEY ©. ©. C. DENNISSON, — ISSOLUTION.— “J Bia, ae, fore eens ont aethe frm iad alco Re Bs WANTED, & PARTER WITH A CAPITAL 1600. sarKe Melole the suvertlart ies bectness aie feady eatebliet mer atrek, previous ites Veade (pre sier(orran tem fr for which Sep bi to ere Lance ple eat gr earn =F GLOVES JUST LANDED, oF =| Be jen’ dos fal severe a st broidered lace an, Velra Mar fo aye achat ice, either by the 2 wholesale rooms, 450 RE HOWSE BAZAAR, 31 Sars STREET — A. tea A ieanendar, [Ls spe a eae | ORSE FO) Ly Aeeee, 7% uf GORSE, oy af built, 16 trotted a mile EDW a} RD MI _Kensico, {on the Harlem RY R ,) Westel ‘OR SALE—AN EASTERN MAR Ft ith road = ARE, is HANDS spirit reams eokign, etter ARAB AR RAR AARARA AAA AA IS pact TO gg he ee an ON MONDAY, TH on eons are 4. TAYLOR. PORTING—WALKING MATCH AGAINST tay ep nds vesdy ia 8 Qo Themas Hanaberry to walk 1,010 miles tive ho PORTSM. S' from. Ren iora TAKE Fan ete te OLORED DAGUERRROTYPES OTYPES FOR Firry¢ CENTS.— ik ylight at 108 Bo bet Urane testa tke onl eat da ste ity where the ed Ye ot Aa ee ate a Cy blareee. ite atevealy low AG oem Ra’ .T) Dis eae Teh rata ikea pate Suv nice rai waoenerierae than that on the tr — _ ulcker Fren: 08, ry rd they are electroplated, all that silver en They are are ‘warrentna P fect For eal > ealos fe 88. VICTOR BISHOF, No.2 Msides inuee INSTRUOTION. en NNO ACCS LOIN ba ra CONVERSATION CLASSES- winged 293 rae feasors in is, BM. a course of poh teleuleted to form the str to the French language, and te acqu sions. roadway, 434 0'¢ ropunciation of the @ idiomatic expros- modati fas ite, re a desire the ‘comforts and let 0 of a situation than the other hotels of New ¥« Pt mente of this establishment are al thing of the hind im this or, perhaps, ai being divided into suits of apartments, w: ma lancse attached, at and pensi’ fate Feuidences of the city. located in view of grounds of 5. Hi tor will be to give thi will ensure him their oom ,. % RESTAURANTS. mee MEY, YORI ae THE b+ 4 x those curiosities of vintage ellare of this super cafe and restaurant, uitution, Vive Mulligatawney soup, and be jou live in the days of those salt, tender and tile Neck clams, and Marehall festivals. LA LANTERNE, bet IN en ng Hyg! significance of th aetna San ADI tinea oe eee _ fruits, can be had, and served in cool private MISCELLANEUUS. MBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.—ANDREW 3 2aMR fac lesale dealer, offers for a ais Silk, Pearl, Ivory and tos pening, Walking Cane, Travel tool and tone Frame Uisbrellas. Also, Alpaca, Seton Gin bam, Buggy, Cheap Whalebone, Cane and Red Um! and Parasols, Of OT NDREW BOUME, 12 Cedar street. M! xa MARTINEAY'S AND ATKINSON'S LETTERS Mas's Nature and Developements, are Sik MY eo oa te- ara in, the United States. Price received = He cee ‘ais Gian tieal New York, and by J. P. MENDUM, 35 W: a street, Boston. M°sxi. ceo MU. “4 car mt lant-deeteo: ineest 8 aunts, by ‘iboawends, tn can solve the hddle as gay? ‘doce this Powder thas display 0 Bay ud ate rilic"nan tt opates anere it. Depot for LYONS et re jer and Pills, for the de struction of insects and vermin, 424 Broadway. LGere HAIR DYR~RRCIPE LADIES AND @ ‘isbing to avail themselves of s celebrated rr LmeaL HOTICR. ae UPREME count. —JOHN MILTON B BUEL V8. ALTON ‘hilenda Howes his wife, Geet iiram Baie Balter le ad Marea ls ioe a; Dime essaoad, who was tou of Clarinds. Dim ward ionge Moms, Norton Bus, “Duele Eharietee. ie Buel, Fitzroy ka John Met. er pl send ‘fea OLOTHING, LOTHING. WE WeULD RESPECT. FALL C! a ptt We Loe I Cem as BM ay Our exertions and ar- , ae we constantly receive from mR Te that our garments male sal eee ere determ: y house in the even allo for the rity of the makest ou garmenta. B.WS-DEVLING Band S John street, corner of Nassau. CLOTHING, FURNITURE, FANCY Dresses, Firearms, Watches, and Jewelry wanted id above the ved for tt VAC G. LYON, 17 Wall street, Basement. iT ‘men can obtain the highe price for cast of eloth- € ri personal articles im their add: post, or calli Monon ky, st) raisers treet, roney. ear Chatham ttreet, Ladies waited on by Mrs. | Ct orr Carne AND FURNITURE | WANTED. + heaving any #0; effect perfinons ve dianons of, oF tending for the eubdsori- winging ina rr Tat Ladice attended by Mrs. Cohen, ¥ os) Rl tea es cnet Mien Sarena full year NEWS BY THE MAILS TRIP OF THE PRESIDENT To THE | VIRGINIA WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. INCIDENTS ON THE WAY. | Our ‘Travelling Correopeudence, SWANNONDALE eet Jerrerson Co., Va. yesday, August 5, 181. z The President of the United States, accompanied by the Hon. A. H. H. Stuart, Secretary of the Interior, Hon. Charles M.Conrad, Secretary of War, and W. W. Corcoran, Esq , of the distinguished | banking house of Corcoran & Riggs, left W ton, at six o’clock this morning, for the Valley of Virginia. At the Relay House, thirty miles, where the road diverges to the east and west, they stopped for the Western train, and having the interval of over an hour, they here waited to taketheir broak- fast quietly and leisurely. Leaving the Relay at nine o’clock, the train, under full head of steam, proceeded rapidly up the narrow defile of a dashing stream to Ellicott’s Mills, a fine manufacturing vil- lage. The fact that the train here stopped a few minutes for wood and water, had attracted a crowd of several hundred people to the station, and their cries of ‘Fillmore !” “Fillmore !” “Bring bias out !’" were not te be disregarded. The President walked out on the platform, and being instantly recognized, was received with the liveliest cheering, and during the brief time allowed them, the sovereigns, of both exes, came forward to confirm their weloome by & hearty shake of the hand. anda few words of per sonal congratulations. But the whistle whistled, the engine wheezed and coughed from its fiery lungs, its muscles of steel and iron were in motiea, the people cheered, the President bowed, and off we went whisking up the crooked course of the dashing little Patapsco river, between wild and romantic hills—now along the edge of a precipice, now roar- ing through dark tunnel, now over @ bridge, an then between green meadows and corn fields—wind ing andtwisting and roaring along, for twenty mile or more, until we reached the summit, at least a thousand feet above tidewater, where we strike another stream, and descend toward the Upper Potomac. At Ridgeville, Sykesville, Monrovia, at every little stopping place, to the Point of Rocks, on the Potomac, the country people were gathered to have a lookat the President, if nothing more. But at every opportunity the President came out, and descending to the grouad, went to shaking hands as fast as possible. .At one or two points, the people cheered; but at'most places they stared» and wondered, and admired; for they were all evi dently gratified with the personal appearance of our chief magistrate. At the Point of the Rocks, where the cliffs of the Catoctin range of mountains impinge abruptly upon: the river, the President remarked that the scenery was becoming wild and picturesque; but his observa tions were cut shert by the entrée of a committee of invitation from Harper's Ferry. There was an in- terchange of the usual compliments, shakiog. of hands with some of the natives who came yd we wero off again, rattling along, with the Chesa- peake and Ohio canal and Potomac river, and the Papeomcps on the one side, and with the 3 pend ing ci rags of the mountains ayecnnging. Se on a4 yr, just room en ing been scooped ous an the cliffs ana the river for the railroad and canal through this grand canone of the Potomac. HARPER’S FERRY. The scene at Harper's Ferry of the “‘mecting of the waters” of the Potomac and the and their passage through the gorge ofthe Blue Ridge mountains, is described by Jefferson a6, wortby a trip across the Atlantic in a vessel. We think he bas create the bornoed dh —e from any high point in rhood the scape ineing larly bold, fres oe bewuifar ce sive, excepting the _amoky Lie Rn in the town is built. The vi precipitous cliffs, which shut out the air, and centrate the oun's rays like oo many re mountains; a vast m' and ied the vast platform of the railroad, , and, what with the crowd and the the threatened suffocation of his E: conclusion i and his two iSeeostneten, wane a ven ; were winetee Sree) but Harper's Ferry iH a iia bel men employed here Fags Sate Sf Sass principal buildings, a Shasta pete pees pious various parts of s musket or a rifle are example, a gun stock, roughly cut out passing thi several turning 1s completed, and all ready for the barrel and the triggers, &o. peed ob yaenengh: thousand. ‘The Pre ef BiH 2 & rr hi a Fy 5. i ij B i t : ii E F - machinery. apprepriations last year were about $175,000, roy oy svad uildings. Turning out thousand muskets wy rifles per annum, it ‘ likely that this and the field sufficient for the East and eometime to come—at isd» "sod ‘with ‘no mmpendio ” and with no im r7 from the filibusteros. Hw og of thi at b; ee Mat oust the a ga Samewy 9 their responsible clined to take for the passage Webster on their tothe Any They a cial Pike. vies of the Pi train at service re sce wie rave companions; and so of the. way . he te the Sa the cheer, an go up goal res alley of the Sher bande ated Arrive at Charlestown at two 0 be ad 0 aa per oy ted Sought thee po su! = ye the old fi inder was not quite mised the inten Roded salute. tree, saatten = ape we ey Lg an eross the Shenandoah to the foothilis of the for that be was here, the whole commotion. It was five o' special dinner was ready ; but it waeall the better, for the regular guests and the crowd had before. Some thirty persons sat down with the President ref a4 aie tite terniet ate hear dinner. tea, there was an elegant extempore bail in the room, of which we regret our limite of time ee Will not Vand of & full description. ident ard were gracicurly and vnsling’y by the ladige - “