The New York Herald Newspaper, September 20, 1851, Page 7

subscriptions to s road from Ithacs, by way of Geneva, to Great Sodus Bay. Knowing that the harbor of Great Sodus is the best—in fect the only right good one on the a Chasen Ye south shore of Lake Outatiomit is considered important saat eee fom, Truck J esate anki Go 23, 1851. to reach it by railroad. The people at Ithaca, Trumans- e. Eady, sicher ‘Me. pf OL a Thave had only toineon to | Dung, andall along the contemplated line in’ Tompkins 4 fvene, Dotan fezbnda, Ms jordan: Dia- Bare Palimanared. capi Se hastily, the Union extra, containing a and Seneca counties, have taken hold of the work in @| Tix—5 076 boxes tin ates Siwired Mesle soho consieds wis the dtant | Crocker hects, Beoa ys Lee! Celeste, who is a great favorite, Theentertsinments will | letter to be written by a Mr. James A. | +pirited and determined manner. Tonscco~-54 drums tobaeeo; 416 cerons, 409 ‘oF itt '0OD8—Bloody Nathan, Mr. E. Ed- | N. a Mile ‘sat To cone rade ec ith the admired ploce of “ Nick ofthe Woods | Lowis, of Carolina, to Dr. Robort Brown, in | Tho following table shows the quantity ofsome of the | ys lef 20 howsbeads do, Lerfensen, 06 hogs, | t26: Falls Des Mire Vordsas Bais a EigTOte ying Stee f |, Mr. ; Mre. ©) Wy Bilton, Man Jordan, and otber — ich its suated that Tam urging the sesession | principal artic of produce left at tide water from the | heads, 107 casks, 287 halves, 1000 quartets, 3® siatbs 100 | goumron's THRATHR, CHaMDEES aTugervooss | AJ/BLO’S Gamban. rn, catahelsy. | Mix. Hamblin is, a8 in his | spat State up to tho rack, to sake bow: poke cag | commencement of navigation to the Mth of September, cogres, on 16d boxes, weak; 000) no | Bulan, eb 3: $e boain 96736 o'sleek. Cirole and Par- Tlokets 60 conta ‘Private vss “as *Performanes t6 Salty. the bke nmade wang oreeements for the water | tbat although Mississippi is not ready for secession | inclusive, during the years 1849, 137 days; e850, 145 days; | way Santee” ene mam No*t MAS bales wool, MO alow | guests, oo conus: Seoond or, 28 sents, Private, Hoxee, mato epers of the “Ceowa ee case of the many engagements fi A 4, wool waste. Beats, 75 cents. Roterdey evening Se it. 20, will comic opera of the “Crown Diam ‘Ba season, which must make the Bowery ly at- | herself, it will not do for him (me) to take this | 1851, 162 days:— Woon—1.714 logs and 34 planks rosewood, 47 ae Be the comedy of the BREACH OF ISR bone. se that :rowd- trealiva. We perceive that Mr. Coney and Mr. Walker, | stand, yet, if South Carolina miu only bring on Recesets or Propuce at Troe Waren, bre wood; 112 logs mahogany; 78 logs cedar; 1414 bile, ge Tuades, Me Burton: Mr. vabber, Mr. 4) 4 THILLON in the sigractenet their sagacious , are amongst jumber, sue, ') will maintain her. @ statement ‘anal . April 22,50. April 15.°51 willow. ‘Mise Weston: Mary Taylor, Mi They will sppest in starting drama is not true. ¢ 1,365,152 "1,946,100 = the cag . Voupertor eraneaees Baoapway Tueatar.—Mr Edwin Forrest has been | have no recollection of having written a letter to 980.147 1.504018 THE LATEST ADVICES "Seadling, eae He bb re playing, for the last. five nights. to immense houses, and | South Carolina. Before my nominatioa, in answer 2,000,642 5,606,140 ReceIveD at THe alice Gurton, Mes Crone Bike every night received with the warmest demonstra- | to some inquiries mado by several gentlemen of that ome zon SEW YORK H&RALD OFFIcR, | 7 —— ecee|| arms ae Hons ef plassure, Ho perbape never performed with | State, I endeavored to presont the cuss wich wees 196,803 163.764 ATION AL TMRATRE, CHATHAM DOORS | FRROUGHAM’S LYCEUM, BROADWAY, NEAR BROOME vg yan ry bapa Crayne = the text Feber ind involved in our canvass, and may have expressed a cag ‘it, nook a og Parg 10° Sealy C es Bats On eee . ni appears in ine charact . | the wish that South Carolina id not. fi 2 - | Beate, situs, which will aford him great soope forthe exerelse, | the Dosition which she hai assumed, and my. hope ; pe HIGHARD | will te performed the taurics! play of GUE MAN NEMENG* Papoeliy and. mentally, sterling artists, Messrs, Barry, | 20 expevtation that Mississippi would maintai HE Soott: King | Gol, Mabnoring, Mr. Foster: Heury Bertram, Me. G. Jordans . 4 Arnold; Queen Elisa: | Do: fala; ‘Mr. Conway, ise Crocker, and Mrs. Abbott. Tho | the position of resistance she taken. 1 have . Drew. | After which, K. Mason; errilies, lovers of tragedy have here « rioh treat offered to them— | ever said, and say now, that | maintain the right of 3 8 NOR ay Mr: B'Blagshard; | aaw'C, Caams ng Mrs Skerreth Lucy Ber= ze, no doubt, which will be the moans 4 of cromding the as sovereign State to secede; and should South Caro- auly iy BEATER” Coloiel Marchuouty conclude with the YACH Be oe Who'll ale tha Seat dent proof that he is the people’s favorite; and Marshall | the use of From ad mi fas peg a part o Re fede- feet » Me. L. Pox. —Columbia, Mrs. Skerrett; Britannia, Mrs. Maeder. MECHANICS’ HALL, NO, | (\ASTLE GARDEN.—LAST BUNDAY EVENING CON- —Open every cert of the netise. The at the Grand Orchentra, und =—@ (eerie meme awn tert ete ee ral government to force her into the Union; and I During the second week in September there was a gerne cclabee believe Mississippi will maintain this as her doo- | fulling off in the receipts of flour, wheat, and barley, eom- will oat ry vith the amusing iPro ty pats paged trine; but I have never undertaken to speak for her, | pared with the corresponding week the previous year. cious Betsey,” with the excellent comedian, Davidge,in | nor to pledge her to any course of action. ‘The aggregate inercase this year, compared with last, in leading character, J. A. Quitman. flour, is 616,048 bbls.; wheat, 523,871 bushels; corn, Nvio’s Gaxoex.—Those who wish to enjoy an unusual | pyoneipie BrutaLiry TowaRps a Cainp —The | 2*%¢498 bushels; and a decrease in barley of 108,172 Fire eae age Co had betiar visit NIOO'S | soriowing details of one of the most shooking bar. | bushels. By reducing the wheat to flour, the Increave Is fascinating actress and vocalist, Mme Thillon, will | barities committed in 2 community of civilized | 721,722 barrels of flour. and again ar as Catarina in the “Crown Diamonds” | people, has seldom been equalled in the annals of ‘The Commissioner and Trustee appointed by the Go- Fi uo wae have me ba bo} uA be sure to yal the | crime. oo revolting to rca nature is the food vernor of Alabama to settle the affairs of the old State quently, as evident 8 sweetest actress | ment made to us, we scarcely can give it credence. made the annexed statement of we have seen for a long term of years. Her voice isswoet | We give the particulars, however, as they have baen Leptin the six i aps the lst of and powerful, her execution excellent, and her expression . truly captivating. Mary Taylor. always good in every- papouatly Pn ee for Pig oe SBS, July, 1851, The classification is that adopted when the ting, appears in s prominent character in the opera, amd | anidren, the oldest & re about seven yoars of ago, | bank and branches were first put into liquidation :-— G sustains her part admirably. She is exceedingly usefal | ina theatre, as her talent is so versatile she can be re- | Not long after the death of her husband, the woman | Ar spama Stare Banw axp Buaxcues, Suny 1, 1851. spectable in every part for which she is cast. Mr Hud- | married again. Soon the girl died, and very re- STATE BANE. ton, too, a8 Henriquez, does his part well. The choras | cently the boy was reported missing. ‘I'he suden | On debt classed good —Richer than ever in musical gems b; G if Mr. C. Prmigie tember 21. Pro= i— Aubers mette Solo, from ith accompaniment of rauss; 5 Grand March. Overture, Der Freyschut:—We- from the Ora~ P44 ee 3 3! oT Se -enh ee tor S8s os i PRE resuic ane RESPECTFULLY INFORMED MISS CATHERIN Will give ber first jmp iA ponds 15, 185 He Trirter Hatt, on Teesvay, Sar PROGRAMME: PART I. Overture. Duet—" Quondo di sangue tino,” (Betisario), ‘Mr. Augustus Braham oad Herr Mi “La Danse des x Bp this H Dortzettl po . department is v d the orchestral music excel- | and mysterious disappearance of the child, together | On debt classed doubtful. Fees,” on the Hi ‘eanpelgn re lent. Niblo must be maidng rapid forluno, if ws may | with the fact that, an Wis death of the wenects | Ondsbechandted a0 Tisesin| X Madamo Burruc are judge from the large assemblages that every migut til his | fret husband, the Property he possessed was left to | On debt classed not classed . Auk 2 Bishop mon ds,” (Pro + Meyerboet heatre. the two children, aroused suspicion in the neigh- | 9” debt classed real estate.. wr bf “The Flowers of the Forest,” 1d Scotch Batled Burton's Tueatae —This well managed ertabiishment | bourhood, when a search was made for the boy. Ip connec Te ‘at 444 Bs ay: tite" Bieaies” biged aiiied —so well managed that the proprietor has made a fortu He was found in the woods adjacent, with both legs aN ya ae pet s to travel ete. Any band sbiling * epg tge ss Sta 019 8 a —continues in the same career of success. Every nightths | broken, and his mouth sewed up—boing still alive, | On aebt classed gor - “nn fhemsclves Now Oricone Serenaders or New Orleans Ballol | gaiiag—« Why do 1 Woop for Tice Ss aia house is well filled. | Although we believe the city of New | however, he was properly cared for, when he reported | On debt classed doubtful .....-. X paral . im Chsasasns ae eee eee ee ow to please the peonte iis | that his mother and step father had been the porpe- | On debt clareed bad....... a oe : mind, It would seers, ia engaged, both day and night, ia | pane af be seed aa i nwaision: teat his sister's on debt classed unknown. Swise Somg—""The Happy Swivser: sees Meng. how he can best cater for the pleasure and delight of his | *kull had been broken by them, which caused her | On debt classed not ¢ : . rough i patrons. Heisan extraordinary man—a great actor ani | death. The boy's statement further tended to Perry | tthe Mina ant ee. Spree, Torkiy ale”... Taleb Relleg & universal favorite, Tonight he preseuts a very inte- resting bill. consisting of two favorite pieces, ‘The first is the “ Breach of Promise” in which he will appsar as Ebenezer Sudden, supported by Miss Chap) artists of great celebrity, The concluding teature will be the “ Last Man.” in which Blake the incomparable es%or, will appear as (eofirey Dale, in which he has no compe- titor. ‘This bill will surely crowd the house. * Natiowar. Tuearre.—The attractions given this even- anos | ing at this immensely popular estanlishment, fail to overflow it, as has been the case every night this week. Mr. Booth, the great tragedian, will make his last appearance this eveuing, ia his celebrated character of “Richard the Third,” supported by Mr. J. BR. Seott as Richmond, and Mra, Nichols as Queen Elizabeth. ‘This will be succeeded by the Hiberaian drama, entitled E, Blanchard, an eminent actor, and his highly trained dogs. Mr. Arnold, and other prominent members of the ny, Will support him. The concluding piece will be the popular farce of the “Fire Bater,” exceliently east. This unusually attractive entertainment, toge ther with the anuouncement of Mr. Booth’s last appear- ance, will draw a vast coucourse of visiters to this well managed theatre to night. Brovowam’s Lyceum —Nothing can exceed the entha- slasm with which the great artist, Charlotte Cushman, is received each evening at this highly popular and well conducted place cf amusement The ever charming “Quy Mannering” is repeated this evening. Upon the occasion of its tirst reprerex tation, it was greeted with prolonged approbation. Never have we seon the play, as & whole, so excellently acted and placed upon the staze. | Nothing could be superior to Coippendale’s Domiaie, | Lyune’s Dirk Uatterick, or Mason's Dandie Dinmount, which stood forward triumphantly, even in companioa- thip with the wonderful personation of Meg Merrilies by Miss Cushman. This great work is repeated to-night. ‘We must not omit to mention, in terms of great comavn- dation, the music, which was beautifully given, uoder the able direction of (eo Loder. This elegaat house is aod other | Idiot of the Shannon,” which will introduce Mr, | develope the fact that the girl was known, before her death, to have had a bandage around her head; and upon the body being exhumed, it was found as the boy had stated, that the skull was frastured. The parents were arrested and imprisoned at Ver- sailles —Bovuneville ( Mo.) Observer, Aug. 26. Genera PraGay anv THe Hungarian Exites.— We learn from Mr. L. K. Breisach, a Hungarian gentleman, a resident of New York, but now in this city, that General Pragay, and the Hungarians who with him joined the expedition of Lopez, had left New York with the intention of making a sottle- ment in Texas. They had all in due form of law declared their intentions to become citizens of the United States. Mr. Breisach states that, to his knowledge, General Prazay was solicited in New York to join the Cuban enterprise, but declined on the ground that he was not then satistied of the exis- tence of a general revolu:ionary movemen: in Cuba. There seems ro doubt that he and his companions | were finally induced to take part with Lopez from a generous desire to aid a struggling poople to gain theirindependence. Such a course was in har- mony with the previous career of General Pragay, who had taken part in the short lived revolution in Vienna before that of Hungary broke out. It is to be hoped that in the tardy, and we fear ineffectual, | intercessions of our government for mercy to tho Awerican citizens who joined Lopez, these brave aay in exiles, who came here to make our coun- try their home, will not be overlooked or forgotten. Washington Union, Sept. 17. ooo MONEY MARKET. Frivay, Sept. 19--6 P.M. ‘The stock market was very unsettled this morning $126,354 80 $13,950 28 8 PRANCH AT MONTGOMERY. On debt classed good ...... On debt classed doubiful . On debt classed bad .... On debt classed not classed . $34,542 86 $42,575 42 3,398 66 BRANCH AT DECATU On debt classed good, On debt classed doubtfal. On debt classed bad .... $56,452 68 $2,986 79 BRANCH AT HUNTSVILL On debt clasred good...... On debt classed doubtful On debt classed bad .... $13,033 08 Total... + $261,810 92 It will be seen that nearly one hundred thousand dol- lars of this amount is considered good. That portion of the debt not classed, must be poor indeed. According to this statement, the affairs of the bank must be pretty nearly closed up. The assets have proved tobe more productive than anticipated. ‘The imports of bullion into London during the week ending the 30th of August, amounted to £74,000 by the Niagara from the United States; £2,675 by the Madrid Penineular and Oriental steamers, (£450 from Gibralter’ £1,625 16s. 7d. from Lisbon, and £600 from Oporto); £2200 by the Indus from Alexandria; £80,000 by the Pacific from the United States; and £65,000 by the Helen Maciregor from 8t. Petersburg. The total imports sre about £230 000. The total amount of the precious metals exported direct from London, during the same week, was Galveston, Texas Gibi (Virgil) Awe. 16 SS Tou. ¥ jand it, will eee ie rand pianet: ae - rte. next Saturday evening. a] DEMSLoSeNY Me 3 SHIPPING, OR LIVERPOOL—UNITED STATES PACIFIC, Capt. Ezra 8 rt, with the United States Mail ‘27th of September, 2 foot of Canal stree for. For freight or pase a for elegance or com! ot thes of mr me i towns lew Labarre An Irish Balled . Balfe M n Rondo Finale—“ Ah non giunge” (Sonuambula),,.. Belling Miss Carwening HAYES. Grande Finale Instrumentals A grand Orchestra, of more than forty performers, the most'tslented rosident in New York, has been engaged. 18 C LODER AND MR. LAVENU, rte employed at this concert will be from jokering . served seats, Nocturne Bepagne! Tickets, $) procured at Jol! Musie store, 28) Broad w ¥ rs open at 7; Concert commences at 8 o'clock, Carman HAYES’ CONCERTS.—A LARGE NUM- ber of the best seats, for th ire serica - Miss — re Concerts in New York, way be Wat. ARNUM' conte; The chiléren brat ing, AAT Hy o clock. The charm! original comedi eC TUB MARRIED RAKE. ator vhich, toe very law cogent. ry wenderfel, nod wos h CROSS, Vull ng and astonish- incidents, ending TIONAL CONCERT HALL, 29 AND 31 CANAL rect, near Broadway — Grand Sacred Concert, Sunda; Eept. 21, 151 fulius Sicde. 4 ote, te, ive eroam, Bo. o'clock crowded nightly with the elite of the city. Prices were feverish, apd fluctuated considerably. At the m | 7 follows :—Cold coin—To Oporto, 2,990 oz. Silver bars— 4 orth, Prorrssox Axpensox —To night is the Wizard’s last | first board Erie Income Bonds advanced }; per cont; | ** ue — night at Tripler Hall, and is Bethe benefit of his mans- | Eageworth 3; Erie Railroad *;; Harlem sesh To Dunbirk, 2,000 oz; to Belgium, 25400 o7.; | Lf of th: ger.J.H Wilton. fhe bail will. doubtless, be throaged ae 3 43 = | to Rotterdam, 49,000 oz. Silver coin:—To Calais, 50,000 eaten cies oto to ite utmost capacity Profesor Anderson takes « | Railroad \<; Morris Canal *;. Long Island declined 2 | 6 - 1 poulogne, 3,700 of ; to Belgium, 2000 oz; to ‘exper: in America vf wise and very agreeable step next honday. He ap- | percent; Norwich !;;. Erie Iailroad stock was ia active 1 well ; J ; on Biipreeh oct on the ter Pears at the Astor place Opera Hous, magni‘i- | demand from buyers om time, while the transactions in | *°tterdam 00,000 os. This givess total export of 2900 | estriamiem im the circ Cen eae ate Et usbatomeut althoart Sery | Most of the other leading railroad securities were for oe poemugied — of silver, of the ag- | HEL, wednethee ORL | fective ‘and. interesting at Tripler Hall, mast vs | cash United States 6's were in demand, and the salos ue pane se asic alls, in Great Britain, falling | Tl Wedneeday, September yc” | TNS nena each ut doubly so in the Opera House, not being #0 capacious. | igrver than we have reported for some time past. The — y | HM. Woamenaey: Septem’, “| A VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE—ESSENTIAL THAT OLDEN OPPORTUNITY —10 KENT -THE BUFFALO Fr png nancy Tunic displayed by bis suit cout: | advices from California have not had the favorabie effwct | ‘ue ip the month of September, is £900,580, against * uy outet = | Aut should KRow. There will be 0 grenp ehange ia tae | 0, Tee ian ive ere term of years, Pesseeden eiven great judg: plays still conti- | £586,255 for the same month in 1850, and £865 054 for the “Ww 7, Ootober 39, x Anderson it week. Notice of whieh | foedatciy * ‘Addrest WILLIAM CARLAND, Buituies Duing bis price at afty cents We hope he will secure | om the stock market anticipated. We shail probabably | 00 month in 1849. ‘The total eal since the begtunl % Wednesday! November'1a.* Thureday or Friday. . ‘ 2 teats aud Siybelaliy puch comfortable teats, sobs, ko.ran | Trewive by the two steamers due from Chagres about | crane present year, fa £44240 wet “ Buturday, Becembor Ihe MEDS bend fu the Astor place Opera House, Mravo, Atderiou, | Wo millions of gold dust. This will hardly make up ths | “yn brent year Mw AURAAM Stterday; Desember a, SHIPPIN Se, you know how to eater for a public. Also, to-day is | sum shipped to Europe during the past two weeks. The / S. on Wott otreet, WF ATY MEDICAL OPFICR, NO. the lest grand day entertainment, at two o'clock P.M. | banks have recently received remittances of specie from | 7°74! ofthe 13th inst says:—The tolls by canal ad i. ih fr vrwalway. De. Dela ia the Don’t forget this, mammas. the lnterlct, ond the emount on hand hes lately inerens- | TOPr4 % 80 conte per ton yesterday, amd the salioeed Le es 3 King's Ara a avd, Lenton, ils cosneqnensed' ea C °s Mixstneis.—The merits ot this popular com- | company gives notice that on andafter the 15th instant’ | mm. {these ships will nut be oy ithout any medi peuyare sowell known by the public. that fe besomes | &@ but the supply in the country has not been auz- | the raten by railroad will be $1 00 to Richmond, and | liver, vullicny Jewelzy, pevstoes shonee, of ta tly com Unnecessary for us to say more than that they appear | Mented ly our importations from California, The Frank- | $1 40to Petadelphie, with sore change ef the rates on | Snlees illa.of Iading are aigiek erator, and ‘the vale i again this evening. | lin, for Havre to-morrow (Saturday), will take out mearly | the line also, ‘The rate to Richmond is the same as pro- | hereof theréin aes af Apel next, therate offtreight by theabor | 5: : T D WOMAN’s #1 VATE MEDICAL COM- Frizows’ Muvernece give two entertainments to-day, | helf @ million, a good part of which will be ¢ilver. mulgated last spring. with deduction of 20 cents to | steamers from Liverpool will be materially reduced. t js Dr. A.M. Mauricona, oben efternoon and evening. The programme contains many | We cannot trace any of the num te Of fail Philadelphia and 5 cents to the city of Reading. The ——<$<—<—<—<—————————— Se - e t rich features, end must attract, ws i usually the case, a ny of the numerous reports of fail- | promulgation of these rates at this time would seem to | "VEE ORTH AMERICAN ROYAL lyon the arrival of the passengers to por oe house. , *" | ares to an authentic source. Several have been named | indicate that an understanding between the two compa- aoe York and Li Vd yn the Isthmus. ers poly tod fy oy i EB ann Se! Bannvv’s Mcscust—If there ever was a time whea | Within the past day or two. ‘There is no doubt but that | nits had been effected. with, @ view of co-operating to- and beselve Oe laamatataaatcbaliptee corner of Wat: | Sork. it is intended sayootsll) tor the maria ges unbeunded and superior attractions were offered to the | many mercantile houses are laboring under serious finan- | fhe demand for both red and white aah continaes brick, Aer or oting public, it is this at the ae Sa qT \f | cial exobarrasements, and have been compelied to ask for | and prices are firmly maintained in this region. Bo far, Francitoo, via C rect these whose healts 4 rit Bn arte eden tog | state, at opr twtr ave | geste heme tape cial wecommodation of families, and we feel satisfied | occurred. Developements growing out of recent failures, | Which shows the great advantages cur region has devived tteamer - gither budding inte wom: ve. relative to the system of doing business among the j- | from low rates of transportation. If this policy isconti- ES sg m y to pass by unheed- ‘ , ed. Th Rake’ will also be peeformed boch | bing houres of this city, exhibit ® most extraordinary | ive; fn ostdon toray a bendseme dividend on thelr afternoon and evening. with a variety of other enter. | state of things, and make us wonder that more bank- | etual inrestme taipments. rupteies are not reported. The large failure, announced Castix Ganoxn.—The last grand Sunday eveningcon- | day or two since, a cade chan eeathdaemn oh bn Gieah tocnetel ave. | Ore See, SE AN eury beaely Cyn reel pA from her tte Government with the favorite day, Mth September. + |Wednesday, Ist October, New York.:\Wednesday, 8th — do. Boston... (Wednesday, With do. New York., Wednesday, 224 do. a 8 eomth aga fo Devges, Obie) Bh do. Sth November. our French importing houses. | jen ning, on which occasion, several of the best musical # y, 12th do. | will go fo: by this steamer. affording sa opportunit, ful erche This | The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of ednesday, 1th — do. fomilies proceeding to California, to avail themeel his : lections will be executed by a powerful orchestra. Th iP wast Wredueotay, Wn ge. forties ting ie avail chempalves © - being the last opportunity iett the public of joying the | this rt, to-day, amounted to $123,089 69; Menis, n many luxurles cffered here, it is presumed the garden $194390 @—balcnos, 99008.044 82. mv | will be crowded in every part from New ¥ ck Bost, yoy ene 4 oameaen Gn Guath Gna — — ——¥ BG Senta Ue mo | Crrosiyzen ro rus cup momaraet tuner Imp, 47 | Wefind in the London Times, of the 20th August, a 69 1H 18 tmp. Ind orth secured until paid fo es catny.—Tbis evening is set apart for | A ed 0 rth secured until paid for. California ata turth; ta Cee terre atiee Deverer anexoeiient clown, | article in relation to the phosphate of line from the = iit 'be charged on specie beyond an amount for | Splendid steamship Ei ea Wan, tone We hope that the numerous patrons of this estab! mines of the Union Manufacturing Company of New 0 do | | fogiotor, the fastest steamer in the 75 Stonington RR ment will give bios a bamper. There will be an aft Prices eke through the Post | Jersey. This company was chartered by the Legislature 110 Norwieh RR on. noon performance also, for the especial accomm 110 Norv Of ladies and children, ‘The talent engaged In the p of New Jersey during its last session, with a capital of | gee me | Fae ieelght ov gacengs, aggle te on se pecnteey. | formances st this ests merrier Hyd ee oy? ; | five hundred thousand doliars—Silas M. Stillwell, Presi- | = | German, and other foreign, goods reocived | con: it ona st atte e exertions of Le . ‘ in common witl ‘itish goods. Thi h bills Neste tar tahmiee pupae. | ent; David A. Heyes, Secretary. This phosphate of | io Gy iw do ee given tn Raves tee Hew Vers. wibsog sade --= = Yrcnt viowa FOR SALE, SLOOP RIGGED, witu | all the bon lime conteine ninety-two per cent of bone earth. The and extra light sale: berthen tem * a Mapas Avoveta —This distinguished dam SS were Canal dently the best and most cracefal thy in this courtey, is dtting up. ioe style of waparailel A | with w Peruvian guano monopcly, and our most zealous | fplendor. a suit of rooms for a dancing academy | Hoation is the Stuy verant Institate, or what was Fee and enterprising sgricuituriste began to fear that for | CRAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ENGLAND. © bi 8.8. LEW/S, will leave Thursday, the 2nd of 0 tous burthe il wplete order; oak ballt, aanech om respect. Inquire of Mr Ruland, bine Ship Yerd, Hoboken, of Chas. Waker, 25° w York. 39 ooh & Syra KR boo a breate S80 Erie RR ye:—"A fow months ago, we were threatened | 3:0 Erie GIN J Min Co ao Covupied as tho University or Medical Uoilego, Tae bal | this enriching eubstance, they were to depend on the ¥ | = | eet roma any room is the most spacious and beautiful concera tah | tender mercies cf « government which doled it out in 4 yk pti a, KDICAL. Pike hee York cnt CLy, Madame Avgurte’s abilities i the refined acco - oe me ee ; ip point of . a ; Flishmens of dancing, will br sure to entitle her to the | Seb limited quantities as sulted iteown purposes, and | 1) fe i Leng istens BR” fort. s) D® kA, CROLXS CRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE OrTOR JOURN» » Ss CORDIAL 19 IM. set entensive and reputable patrooaze The tlae of | diverted into its treasury the entire benefits of dimini-h- {23 Erie RR iewalt npr, bask, over talehed— yp. and. 18 Demis ine Samana Lae commence ment will be the 25th of October next | ed freights, But the importation of a new substance into = atl Wonders of Youn and aterty, rvelug. re . : d Tre Mansnait Jvniee —An fnteresting tackles. Liverpool—the American phorphate of lime—witl cor- Rat Boston rpool, $50; roy ment conmcted with the rtaze, occurred a fow eveniags sic | etd pag a ny he ariliceige and cnt yen Oe curate ¢ ra t cabin passage will be <2) sterling. Freicht for fine @e. por tom of forty cublo feet For freigh) or pace rect that. This substance contains ninety-two per cout of itive it of the Matehatl De. te Batch creat ia fresh In the reoultection of thoa. | bomeearth, and, im the statemett lately laid before the sands of our citizens, Iviug devious of showing osu | Royal Agricultural Soclety, om information received fom ate nat ¢ a for Mes George W. Lewis | the American Minister, and several of our most eminent ted as assist int di on that ocsasion, pro- who acted writ acuitable osmento, The token snlecte 1 | solentifie mem, it appears that one vein ulone, discovered diseasoe aris pra nervous debility, ioeal and consuletions | Seng. an: rd indiscretion, will etme rules by etek B th HARNDEN & © r's whistle, manufactured by Mewes. Bure | in New Jerrey, would supply the Kaglish market fo (O4 SOUTRAMPTON, AND HAVKE—THE UNITED | ive gold. ant of the most tasteful sol | many years We have thus, every year, new rarource * : Avro, touching at Sonthi elegaut e preveatation tovk plas ta t : a Dav Goor is. ry Dasconge Saturday. room of the Broadway theatre, on Tusday «pen tows for increasing the fertility of our wil, and | 7)°* Goons gigooky from ipter Ro. 4 North iv . of the first e prehe nsi fo its axhaastio ek: Specks ia gums amounting to t : direetly after th the wo Be . need be under po apprekension as to its exhaustion donses bora will be delivered lepton 063 t ha of one ee The gentlemen of th d mewh To give some idea of the importance of this articleasa | beler opium; 4 ud their epecia hoard 64 ated om cf quackery, . fe the fac én the v0 hould be vend oe tbe | re Mr. Foirert, M | Scrtlltoee of exile, 18 loonty meceneary toctate the aetthet, | oness gum: 64 ¢ 7 hhds. 20 cases before sailing, marked” blow.” For Nee. Destet be Orsia' sie denutiful gift was provented by oi | im 18400 smoil farm noat Baltimore, so much reducrd — easke roca crystals; 790 casks, LMC tletces & AEWIT cae i hs 4 pan ae talented th ", mt Read 9" bron iis ES | that net more than one peck of corm could be produced | Drex—€00 pieces Eu env swemsom, Agent. © Bocedwe mar ch elicits allow ma ths om an ecte; that all the vegetable matter growing on two Dye Woon—20 tone Irezil wood; 15.400 pleses brazil JACKETS FOR MAVRE cipien ; | dette do.; 404 pieces furtio: 498 pinces lojgwox e ehipe will | : Gent lemon surprive, but, Cmast confess. 8 | humdred aeres of cleared land, including the brier, sassa Dyrs—90 casks, 18 bhds, madder; 142 ceroons « York om the ist of each month :— ey oaes ched wet siatt | cxneand other bushes if carefully collected,would not have | neal | | rector. by the he | ‘ : i | Piet—098 kege Dateh herring | Ship 8T. DENT 3 RETARD —JEPPRIES aN tive Coasmittes ou t | been snfleient fer the gibtufvetnre of owe four hors Sacral tenes temone: 6 forks oliver! © enchs ov hh ot $500 Serene. ES’ ANTID (TR, 4 ae Jubilee. was an hon | wegon loud of magwre, was, by the application of thy | pepe; &4 eases prunes; 24 cases 146 boxes, 260 half boxes bee. hes & rpeedy felt Lay ape | phoepbate of ifm® restored to sucha fertile stato ns to | ririne . : i ban tone Gertie « pon Treserptene tale be | sield between twenty-five ard thirty bushels of wheat | Fi4x—70 bales. 20 mate flex | ¥ Wi Bveleigh, marker you my sineore an nd ifs heart beim. | peracro, It was found upon analyzing the soil that it 519 casks 70 tone burthen, | Se 3 repay you tve your nol’ | contained an abundance cf lime, potash, magnesia, iron, | skins; 10 bales, 5 packages hides Ep WiLLtAM BELL, (new) WRing ia fireabway an foray, but | fh trot my life Aad | #&d organic matter, duly mixed with alumina acd rand, | Paina | a sede 1.48) tons burthen, ‘Avg. 2 5 New Orleans. = Teerure you. ge Thave breath to converes | oneclement only of a fertile soll wanting—phosphoric | frwr—i00 bales, "007 half bales, O41 winches hemp Deo. 1b lan. 16 - em e. jew York built ships, provided with R. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE “ Diatereate,” be, Dice heer, store With your precious gift. whrse shri notes will be heard nd of this there was no trace. The phosphate of | yarn all requisite comfort end convenience of p alike by the peasant andthe kiog fo the eoteage and the ONY vm hor fengers, and eo anded by men of rience iu tho trad 6 . Me ots joy and sorrow aod in every scone of Life, | lime was the one thing needful. It was applied at an | mene) ny Sess ot ocsns to BOG capertonce ta the wre and 6 too sh. PB. (Sunday ‘eannot ever erase the sweet recollection of this Happy | eof $10 por acre, This is but one of thousands of | Tyon—-60.006 bars railroad iron; 68 G2 bare; 14.520 hun- | eRe te the cursoribers, will be forwarded (ree (rem any hous. and the many Kind frjends who have here met to | similar eaves; and the importance of thie fertilizer ean. | dies; 1215 tone pig; 625 tons rallron’ bars; 2720 ban- MERE PON NOT & WINCKEN, Agents, 161 Post] stroot. pay me co Dobie a tribute of thelr e-terw.” The pleasing circumstance was we betley ted by Mr Lewis, wio seemed mach affe a dies’ by 2.072 bundles sheet; 07 packages Russia te unex. | not be overrated Ite effects are better understood in | ‘hen, hosp, Kite Heer tee; 200 bundles ‘scroll; 42) | U plates. 260 bundles rod iron. tation, premise, even complicated enses—as & certain. by this | Great Britain than in this country; but the time is not wtimony of goed feeling At the clove of the ceremony, | fur distant when ite value to the agriculturist on this side cf the Atiantio will be acknowledged. The Union Manufacturing Company can supply any demand for this article, and it must take the place of all other ma- be wee warmly covgratuinted by Mr. Portest, and other prom!pent members of | ofesion, aad the eompaay fepatated, well pleased with the aff sir, The Reception of the Yacht Owners, TO THE FDITOR OF THE HERALD. ‘The proporition in your paper of yesterday, to oele- brate the arrival of Mosers Joho ©. Stevens, Wilkes and Homilton, the recent owners and excibiters in Bagland, of the celebrated yacht Armerica, is hereby responded to. We propose to fire a grand salute cf one hundred aos in New York avd New Jersey, on the arrival of the steamer which shall bear these distinguished gentlemen | to their native home The commercial comm ihe citizens at large, are invite! to aid aad join ‘erenonies of the reception of those who have added so w uch fame, glory, aod rerowa vo our naval architecture end to the enduriog ascendancy of the American name and character. ADOTSON wi. W. FF New Youn, Sept, 20, 1861, WM, L, CASTLES, busily isimmense. Tn 1849, 80,000 tons were |i into England; and in 1850, 116000 tons. Besides this, more than thtce times this quantity of artificial guano is ufactared. As far back as 1896 the sale of bone dust in Evglaod, for that year, amounte! to more than four millions of dollars ‘The Leggett’s Gap Railroad, terminating at Great Hend ov the Erie Railroad, being nearly Goished, the company are netucelly anxious to open a direct and oacy mmunication with Central New York and Canada West, The business of the Loggett's Gap road will de. pend chiefly on the Lackawana coal trade—and « short route to Lake Ontarto, is to them a very important desi. | deratum, Efforts have, therefore, been made to get up ) rem Trav —6.268 pigs lend Lr stpve—84.0C0 feet epruce reintling; 55.000 sawed lath 75 epruce pickets; 408 juniper knees; 16 pieces timber, lL onsks skivers, 3 boxes do; 11 cases, § Marni p— 286 blocks m: 97 do rengtiols. Ons—13 punch ons. 58 casks, 63 pipes linseed; 4 ble castor; 10 boxess 422 baskets olive oil, n= 465 tone plarter. Parwts—100 casks Venetian red, 10 do, colors; 2do 56 Ibe. verdigris; 100 barrels, 2 kegs paint. Rarraxs—3 838 bundles rattans. Race— 77 bales rags | Frinire—13 puncheone whiskey, 375 pipes. 45 casks gin; 617 carks. 58 hegeheads. 6 puncheons, St halves, 60 (ave 8 pay on. Frcans— 209 caves, 16 boxes, 261,000 German segars; NFORTUNATR'S FRIEN D.—ORBAT SU bottles sold. The most popalsr the world Cureein . Advice—Ctve and no doctor cures diseases ‘. RED —DRS. COOPER & BURPRY RE TOL of 2 A, Are nested te au) Ville Of lading, whic ‘gpiy at the ofr et Whe 6 ATT Woot at or jompany, 177 Weel 2 1 Waeron. i oO. ROwRW ‘8. ie NN AH-—THE U. 3. MATL STEAMSUL? Ladlow, A Savuriay, Septem vor 2), SAML. C. MITCAILE, 104 Pros Saturday, Sept. 27. PHILADELPHIA reigns or potor ge. spelt v0 . free, “The FLORIDA, Caps doctor's Lor den bi