The New York Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1852, Page 3

Jiens of dollars, Now, the question ix, what has become of this enormous amount of precious metals, aa amoun* more than double that held by all the banks in the country five years ago, It is our opinion thet ‘the buf of it has gone into the currency, and served ‘tn 8 measure to swell the volume of the circulating me- @ium to an extent sufficient to meet for » time the wants of the community. No doubt s portion has been ‘sed as a basis for aa issue of paper, so that the volume thas increased largely trom two sourees—the addition of golé, and an expansion of bank issues. Paper bat probably increased in the proportion of at least three to one, perhaps still greater; for under the system of free banking. which has spread so rapidly through the Wert- em States, government and State stocks have become the basis of a paper currency, instead of gold and silver. ‘Tuis gives facilities for increasing the volume ef paper eur- Feney to an unlimited extent, and lets gold and silver loose fer purpeses of circulation. What the effeet of this ‘time only cnn determine, Without such immense sources ‘Siscpply of the precious metals, and while the basis of « Peper currency under the old system of banking was #0 vestricted that any great expansion resulted in reval- tions, the substitution of government State stocks for geld and silver, asa basis for bank issuer, would bave amewered «ll purpores, and given a éafe and healthy e*pansion to credits. Under the new order of thingy We are progressing #0 rapidly that it would be well to exemine more closely the causes, and see if the results are not likely to prove defective and deceptive. On the let of January, 1850, the paper issues of banks jw the United States amounted to $11,366,526. The amount of specie on hand at the same time amounted to $45,379,345. According to this there was about one dol- Jar of epecic on hand to three dollars of paper in ciroula- tion. Forthe purpose of showing the progress of the movement in these departments of the banks of the Union, ‘We annex an official statement for each of the ten years, ending January Ist, 1850, and an estimate for the two Jeare, ending January Ist, 1952. Banxe of rue Unitep States—Gorn, Sirven, anv Paren: 1841. 1842, 1843. 1844. 2.968 $28.440.423 $33,515,806 $49,808,260 214 83,754,011 58,563,008 75.157.640 1846, 1847. 1848, Bpecie. . $44. ana $42,012,095 $35,132,516 $46,300,765 Chroul'n, 89,608,711 105,552 427 105,519.760 128,600,001 1849, 1850, 1861. 185: Speeie. . $43,619,368 $45,879,345 $48,000,000 $50.0 Cirewl’n.114,743,415 151,366,528 150,000,000 175,000,000 It appears by this that in 1843 the circulation was not within several millions of being double the amount of specie on hand. In 1845, the circulation was just about two dollars for one of specie on hand. From that time ‘up to January Ist, 1852, the circulation has increased in m® much greater ratio than specie, and it is now going on with a rapidity which threatens to bring about, in a short time, an expansion greater than ever before known in the history of banking in this country. The paper curreney ef the United States is now at least double what it was sight years since; and the expansion has at this mo- ment such an impetus that it cannot be arrested. Where St will stop, or what will be the result, are questions more easily asked than answered. In examining the above table, noting the rapid increase in the circulation, it must be borne in mind that while this expansion has been going on in paper, the specie currency of the country at large has augmented considerably. ‘The enormous sums of gold received semi-monthly at this port from California have disappeared in various ways. We know that comparatively very little of it thas gone into the banks, or been used as a basis for paper issues, and we therefore arrive at the conclusion that the bulk of our surplus, or rather the bulk of what remained in the country, of the aggrogate receipts, has parsed from the Mint juto active circulation, If that conclusion is correct, the active specie currency of the eountry at this moment is full fifty millions greater than it was in the early part of 1847, which, with the increase in the paper currency in the same time, makes an aggre- gete increase of one hundred and twenty millions of dol- lars, in a porfod of five years, The effect of this upon Prices has not been as great as might reasonably have Deen anticipated. The effect, thus far, has been greater on production than on prices. The increase in the supply of money has given a great impetus to every species of in- dustry, to the agricultural, mechanieal, and manufac- turing classes; and has given such facilities to the masses to consume, that the supply hes not pressed on the’ market, or the demand been so much in excess as to raice prices far beyond those previously current. With 2 few exceptions, prices have, amidst the plethora in the money market, and the reduced rates of interest ruling for capital, been very uniform, During former periods of expansion, prices have become enormously in- Mated, speculation Las run riot, property, productive and unproductive, produce of all kinds, merchandise of every description, stocks, good, bad and indifferent, al! udvanced rapidly and reached higher points than ever before known—much higher, as a general thing, than those now current. The effect on prices, thus far, of the great accession to our supply of sperie, has not been very great, and we see no good-cause for apprehending any ruinous reactions, We have, during the past five years, built more steamships and clipper ships, built more rail- roads and plank roads, mined more coal and other min- erals, cultivated more land, and raised more cotton, corn, tobacco, wheat, built more houses, laid out more land ots, imported more foreign goods, consumed more of th real luxuzies and necessaries of life, than ever before in Souble the length of time; notwithstanding which, the Prosperity of the country at large is fixed upon a better, and a more permanent basis, than in any previous period y8 our financial or commercial history. The cause of this is apparent. We have used our means for xeal improvements, for the developement of our most juable resources, and have made them productive from the start. We have not extended public or private credit for visionary schemes, for speculations which could not hy any possibility haye been successful, for enterprises which had no real basis, as in times past; but have taken hold of nothing but what possessed some real value— which by judicious expenditures of capital, have proved important accessions to the aggregate wealth of the coun- try. Amidst all the extravagance of outlay in certain improvements, there has beon much more discrimination exercised than usual in such matters, and, notwithstand- dng the rapid progress made in nearly every department «f industry, we are not too far in edvance of the times. Had our credit and our resources been exhausted in wild, ‘useless, and extravagant schemes—bad our improvements Deen imaginary ond not renl~had we expended large sums for swamp lands, marked out house lots and valued them highly, instead of constructing warehouses and dwelling Jhoures to mect the wants of # rapidly increasing com- merce and population, wo should long before this have experienced a collapse, and realized resutts similar to those which bave closed similar movements in times past, Fortunately, thore are, at present, no indications of sueba change. The financial horizon it clear and cloud- Jess, Gur progress has been upon a substantial basis, andcannot be checked by thore events which heretofore Ihave had such a fatalinfinence. We have real, bona fide eupitel—actual wealth—and do not, therefore, depend so snuck upon its representative. The commercial classes do not depend 60 much upon those who had authority from the different Stote governments to manufacture papor money, and put it out or draw it in at their pleas. ‘ure, The merchant, the manufacturer, and the me. ehanic, have resources of their own, and ask no favors of incorporated banking companies, which they cannot just ae well do without. We have no great regulator, andthe power of the banks has departed, This is one great cause of the permanency of opr prosperity. Trade and commeree are regulated by mutual laws, and it is impos- sible to get far out of the right track. It will be along time before eapital in this country will be permanently a drug. We shall be able to make use of all acoumula- tions, in developing cur resources, for many years; but, nitimately, we must look fr a eurplus beyond our wants, It will be time enough then to anticipate the effect of a depreciation in the value of money, That time ig so far distant that capitalists of the present day need entertain no apprehensions of sorions results, Not more than one-twentioth part of the world is populated, nnd bat a very smell portion of that densely, Not more Ahan one-fiftteth part of the population have facilities for carrying on even their own commercial transactions, The growth and progress of this country is of itself suf. « ficient to show the fuil of copital and enterprise properly direetat; and there are ro many moro rections of tho world eimilk t to this velape and to populate, ite thot depreciation tn th ahet there fy very be completed Fieots of steamships were immediately commissioned for setive service, and bave found profita- bie employment in transporting passengers from one point to another. All this ie the effect, principally, of the disco- very of gold in California. and where ene million of gold dust has beem dug from the mines of that country, twenty millions of property has been created, by the impetus it bas given to industry. So long as this is the effest, there will be no change in the value of gold as are- Preventative of preperty, and this must be the effect for, present supply annually, would not, in our opinion, affeet the value of the metal; for the wants of the world for commercial purposes are equal to at least that eum, and will, probably, ten years henee, be much larger. With- out the mineral wealth of California and Australia, the world would soon be sensibly restricted im its financial operations, and we should be subject to all those fluetua- tions, reaetions, and revulsions, #0 frequently realized within the past twenty years. The steemmebip Arctic, from Liverpool, brings four days’ later mews from all parte of Burope. The intelligence is not important or interesting. Quotations for cotton x- main without alteration and the markets generally were without change. Bullion im the Bank of England was rapidly increasing. and the returns for (he week ending the 16th wlt.. report twenty-one and « haif millions ster- ling of bultion on hand ADVERTISEMENTS | RENEWED EVERY DAY, sd PERSONAL. eee —_— NPORMATION WANTED OF MARGARET DUIGNAN, aged avout eightee and light haired, with bl eves. She left her he intelligence offes, Friday, che 9th « So aah tie has not beon since he from. ‘Any inform: will be thankfully received by ber sister, aire. Rielly, 270 avenue A, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth sire BBW Aap prota, FROM . pw tio Ena ten collars tor the, ry of the 40 East Broadway, to Advertiver. 10 BEMARD.<Lost, ON SATURDAY, JULY 10, ‘at ahs o’rlock, P.M. @ sanare parcel of Skins, with parchment cases, contairin, hoover will ret the same to Mr, OLAWBER hove reward. N a st aw » A PORTION OF with Ht 4 sal! locket attaek- se will be tultably Foworded by lenving “ebe 90 West Twenty-tret street, or No. 193 Pearl Ost-—-ON TH 4 hours of 12 and atiea in blue, with large siderad’ teaches’ The ey Then lost, “Twenty dollars rew ra will be given by returet t t tore of R. C. Akerly, No. LW Bowery. Ost, ON THE 7TH INST. A WHITE SPANIEL r tali—hed on a with pam e—Leomi 1 Wh te. “The ander will return his 1, 11S West street, and receive @ reward. Hound—one light ¢ye—io chain collar, mark Answers to the name to Mr. k, shagey doe, » feet Inquire at Bauta's, treet; or to Mrs. Drake, East Chester GTOPPED-SUPPOSED TO BE STOLEN pied Dunham cow, short horns. The owner © the same by proving. Property eed paying charges. En- quir> of . Conklin, 203 Souta street, corner of Catuarin Sip. OUND, | on WEDNES! Broadway and Fourth amount of pul oan have by tivements by appiyin It, NAPOLEON PRETERRE HAS REMOVED PROM 823 Broadway, to 400 Grand street, where he will e» tinue to insert his new Incorruptible Tecth, warranted to last for life, HE OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL LOAN FUND Life Assurance Company, of London, 1s removed frv No.7 Grand etreet to 87 ington strect. corner of M cer strect, Jersoy City, where insurance on life ean be off ed, Medical officers attend daily at 2 P.M. Onliformisriske taken. Pamphicts containing rates and other information, aud priuted Catitornie oles. ferniahed ou application NDER STARK, General Agent. ALE. Hosacx, Me be SP Rene "Me ical Examinera, LIQUORS. DOZ, SUPERIOR ST, LA. de iD ST. ESTER. reanx, &o., © ‘ted genuine eturned. Also, 2,600 FiCeonaito Witeo Wiser for vale by WM. H. exDenuiut, No a ' Broome street. corner of Crosby. HE LARGEST STORE IN in w — “WORE 4:0 Broome street, corner of Crosby. nty per cent in be caved by purcbasing a6 above, Beandier, Wines, Al Porter, and Segara, of the choicest brands, in every variety. Persons leaving for the country will find it economies! te provide therase pl ‘the ‘shove choice articles. Orders pi Forwarded with derpateh, d delive: fi & the and delivered free in at UN DERUILL, Proprictor. WANTS, y ANTED—A beng oly a AMR BASUEAS a, 2 0 is perfect nvae of a Large o be met with. ting where aa interview: ANTED—A COOP COOK, W ASHER AND TRO German preferred. The bort of references required: at No. 51 Willoughby street, Brooklyn. aa oe LADIES TO WORK AT PA pior Macho; they ean take the work to their owe houses, A good hand can carn $12 per week. A fow will be learred the art, which only requires four iesons—price 65 for fol] instructions. Apply immediately at Gk} Brosdway, up ctaire, = V ANTED—A SITUATION AS CHAMBERM to do general housework, by a re woman, who Hor TANTED—A SITUATION BY A GIRL IN A poctable family, who underst 4 permitted to refer to her prosent play entiing end fitting thom and children, and hiss novchjcction to ro to th ntry: has been in hee last pl Please ¢ 44 Borsyth street, No 9 can bel m for two days. WANTED-AN PXVERIENCED COOK: ONE T can make all kinds of meat dishes, bake, make enke, and any varioty of sweet dishes; also, & good ironer. The very heat recommendations as to eapah honesty, #0 bricty and good temper required, English er’ Seeteh wold be Call on Wednesday, Lith inet, between 10 ind ilo closk, wt 41 Mouston street Wantep-a SITUATION, BY A RESPECTARLE 1, todo chamberwork or walting: b eeneral ho No. 50 Wyckol str ecn for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A young woman, as good Cook, of to aseist im washin andironing; would do the geweral housework of & sm private family. ilas no objection to go & the gonntey, Bost of city reference given, lease call two days, at 228 Centro street, Old Fellow's Mall family 23 Bowery. 7 ANTED—A SITUAT min, as Cook. oh branches, ‘The moss reap lace, Tngvire for M. two da bie eity r 4) Prince street. itnot engages. ED—BY A RESPECTABLE FOU ‘a sttuation to do chamberwork and waiting. The bev of city roferen on. May be eon for two days, at No 168 Lexin Wanten—ay A RESPECT. a siti tides Cc b She and Souinrt Wants MIDDLE, AGED WOMAN AS NURSE; one that is eapable of taking the entire charge df bile dren, The best of ¢ Wet Thirteenth sire ANTED~ SITUATION AS PLAIN GOOK, BY A respectable = woman, Who pereetly understands her business: an clogunt. wacher and the care of a dairy, if required. To) Madam Clodine r'#, Indies’ hair dr street, near Bro is feom the old co American preferred, SIIVATION A RESPECTABLE tontant Isdy, ws Seams tr mont and At do all the house sewing: would. ate elildren and do chow wor @ from her last place, Can days, at 68 Fourth avenue, third floor, bet Tenth streste, W A87TED—Ry A I anit ag ¢ PRCTARBLE YOUNG Wov w anid From y reference required. Apply at 4 | WANTS. ‘A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE , to cook, wash and iron. dan bake make wo the best of eity reterente. Please at No. bray iy lk street; ean be seen for twe days. ABD =A By miner a 4 M cone woman, housework ; is has the ARE Ee A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN WO- ituation to do the work of all private nig eatin ati htetee eet eee Wee SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE, y girl, as Cook and Laundress, Also, reapect- ghle girl wants a situation as Waiter and Chambermald. Please call at 279 Weet Nineteenth street, between Ninth ‘enth avenues, int the basement. The best of eity refer- can be given. Was BITV ATION, BY A RESPECTABLE he oun tak yartloular charge of & yo st of city refere: and Apoty 80 38 pina Gy inthe st by ny He A VERY WELL EDUCATED hele lady, who bpeaks English quite perfect, a or Assistant in housekeeping. ny country. Best of references can Catt a 1 sfenarearaae oksture, 290 Broadway, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation to aes Wash, or [rc n. or do general house- es ew, on of cl i tery ‘am be see: |. Please call a io Walkers erect. iis ae SITUATION ee BY & oy = Fi ay amen, who ie Tern ae Sey Feet tye WARD pa A oy AN) a bong JOUN KELLY, President. catia Tek eb DiawonD, 1GHTU WARD IN E% Ward re raha A hes ha oh in Harness—froe for M RESPECTABLE YOUNG oneral houseworker im family. The best of referoneo ean bo 56 Marion street. Can be seen for two YOUNG WOMAN WANTS wale) family, a8 Cook, or to do general housework; Has no objection te go ia WOMAN W ISHES | A a were Presidents, Ogden Samer ‘oueat: Clement 1 Daniel pa ‘A. SITUATION IN A Washer and ironer. runt Has the hort of, it 222 Tw y reference. Can be soon ie Fei foor, between Eigih and Ninth ave RESPECTABLE GERMAN BOY, NINETE! Se THE TURF. ee rene <a = D KING ASSO- ENTREVI Leaky alliage Cc Le ; COURSE. I Late Grand streets, on | & ENTREVILLE cov E, L. L—PACING—A PURSE NTREVILLE L. L—PACING dite heats. aoe three in are atnevor won ® Purse over To come off Jul, 5th. Entries to close on Monday Cc Dominick eed daly 12th, by 10 o'oloek, at Faulkland & Bi i, Sie o@oess of of phe East Broadway, ‘Two to es and start to make e race. EL, CONKLIN, Proprietor. rie ies. ED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUN DS. —TROTTING.— Se fresss- On Monday, the 12th, at four o'¢' paree of $25 wf Bennie ye feats won s purse, mile boars; addle, T. Morrell enters g. . Snowball; D Boston ay G. Jenkins esters K. LUPP, Proprietor. BOARDING AND LODGING. Twaneve B Groven, Jonn A. Seirn, Nearer WARD—UNION AND VICTORY.— nepming democrat Thitd avenue Mond son the 9 YOUNG FRENCHMAN, German, and other languages, having served for te in the French cavalry, ratandi w to train up saddle ani oyed in ariding school, erin '® ir. Pierre, New York Herald office. SPEAKING ENGLISH, race horses, wish rivate family. bp bed DIBY A RE SPECTABLE "YOUNG WOMAN, are of children and do chambor- Has no objection to the coun- joe. May be sven at 148 Spring Woven A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN situation to de th 1 housework of a small and Waitor, or to tak iin sowing; kood reference can 2 Thirteenth street, bet ween rea Waist SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE middie aged woman, as ‘asher, and Ironer, in # respectable family; can xive the best of city reterence, Can pes Tog siya iv her toeagerag perme at 80 eect) aa the family aro going to the country; or can be teen at Io1 Bldridge streets ® id WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation to do gen housework, or chamberwork and waiting: is willing to He Me oi geod cook, fret rate washer and ls ber business, The Coed of Hig reference ean be given. Sopiy oe ior Blirabeth et: treet, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as good plaim Cook; is a good washer and ironer. Good city reference given. ‘Is lonving her prosent ra le the family being about to travel. She has no to the ‘countey, “May bo seen At 100: Sscoud ave qo, Sixth and Seventh streets, for two day: a SITUATION, BY A MOST RESPECT. youny woman, as Chambormaid, or to assist in ag Cook, or to do general housework tof city reference given. Please call Can be seen for two days, ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, @ sitoation as Chambermaid and Laundrosa, or as Nuree; she is an Sere masher an ironer. The reference given. Ap) EashTwenty-fifth ht isl from ‘Third avenue. Can everything: ia a porfectly nnder~ ee street, he shoe store, be seen for two days, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH GIRL, # situation to do plain cooking, washing, and ironing, or the general housework for a small private family is baking. Address A. B., Herald office, for two ANTED—A sit AT BY A_ RESPECTABLE resides id . cook, in a hotel a this ty, fortune in busi- wet, Please pw lint oF. Palmo, Hotel de eorne| of Anthon street and’ “Broadway. They will liately attended to. Wantrn— OOD PRACTICAL FRENCH OR GER- man Perfumers ean find steady engagements. Ad- toM. Z., Herald office. Wien. —A HUNDRED AGENTS, TO SELL THE lary ye et raving of neral Franklin Pierce, In- lds, 100 Nassau street. Also, for sale, tie mete at $2. aurep—s FIRST. RATE PASTRY ©0( ok MAY of & pleasant, ereantent situation, in a first clase Restaurant, by addre ing P. B,, Hora) office. ANTED-FiPty MEN, TO SELL SOMETING NEW, y every traveller, hotel, boardin« house, and brote ee ly Carried, large profiss, and quick sales, Men with fifteen to a hundred dollars, can make $1,000 por ells well on the razor strop principle. Call or ad- Bowery. WANTER-ny ‘A RESPECTABLE HARD WORKING married young m: * Seotehman by birth, tion, who is moquat h all underground min wi j » Proving sil kinds of mineral in the ground by fictug. Can lay tram or truck roads, and take charge and repair & fin oF horse power machinery; wishes to engage for a term of years, with any gentleman to go to California or else- ete: cReferenengiven. Avy communication addressed to Miner, Setauket, Oldseld, Long Isiand, will be attended to, ANTED.—AN ACTIVE INTELLIGENT LA OF from 14 to 1S years of age, who is correct and ready in v king change, and who can prodn i testimo als of honesty, &e., may ‘ by direct. ine a note to D. A. D, Mera’ ANTED—aw UPPER SERVANT. HE MUST BE ive the best of references in this coun- briety, and good temper. red. Callon Wednesda: Drelock, at Sil Housto between 10 avd 1 t stree ws aig yy erve ATION AS GRuOM A AND COACH- man who understands his business hee: # to make himself generally usef!, cljection tothe country. Has lived three years. iu He can be seen for three days at his provost G2 West te Wiss street, where he G a light Porver ot Gardex gardening and tho care mation would be anreptable. A S71, Post Office, Best 7 ANTED-—IN A LAWYER'S OFFICE, A LAD bent sixteen years of ago. who writes a d hand and fs well aca ’ lives with hie parents weu Address in the hand- writing of the ap , at this office, giving pame reritenee. ‘TED—BY ALAD WY BARS | OLD, J A sity ATION “rim 9 office, where he could He writer a good haad, is qu f generally usetule Be eotions te leave the city Mee ouetomn required. Apply to LYON Went: A boy Vuripess; one with Bd from the counter Hast.ngs, 122 Treekiln Won; A ROY IN A LAWYER'S OFrice ply to T. B. Stewart, 51 Liberty street. TANTED—TWO INDUSTRIOUS, STEADY boys, Were ear eee ‘drcustomod. te set, type Anny at the office of the Mercantile Jourual, No, Si Guid street N ference will be No. #3 Gold stroet LEARN THE TAILORING Licht knowledge of the busincas ould be preferred. Inquixe of J. treet TANT, FOR A * Fourteouth street, juare, south, this day aed to morrow TANTED—BY A SCOTOHMAN, A SITUATIC Coachman, He object: derrtan: AS ty go'to the country. Un- feconchwan iu all its branches Can # te that effect, Please addroes Tes No.6 Herald oftee LERK WANTEDOWANTED, IN AN IMPORTER’ a youne t clerk and salcema he baat ely refers penetet A‘dre the ts CH MAKING ~WANTED, mith. Alvo, ® Peluter. Ap et Wo'chook COOD CARRTAC y B Canal stre | pre CLERK WANTED—A YOUNG MAN, AN be din harve RS WANTED-TEN YOUNG LaMiEs TO atiom, by which Uber oan we $12 to heoription fee owell Apyly Monday end Greed street, up oteire where fall part | cnlare may be obtained SITUATION Wa | Seca ees gqemss WANTED [YY A CLOTH WARE HOt sd 0 one * had ouperionce in the business, amd con lofnerce @ amount of tends, s Wheral salary oi faid, with bs become & partact im the comoren “in real seme and teferen a6 o may MAKERS. —W ANTED—AIN ¢ fe Within © ehowt - at wil givem Apply te Samuel f eu INTERE FRANC ATS CONN ATSSANT # paciosers « Finis, deeireratl oo plscer parle dans wine fowl re seth Mie, Julie, "New York Wer $100 SRCURITY.-1 WISH EMPLOYMENT [N 4 store ae Porter, or to make myself useful ie write's 4 bead, sod om hy. Wowie © At 8 Forsyth steoet, | ANTED AT THE BR No. 4 Sands Box WANTED.—A BOY FROM 14 TO 16 YEARS OF age, who lives with his parents, with good reference. Apply i ‘62 Liberty strect, up stair OK WANTED A TIDY ort, Wi Wio UNDER. wo Rule eassstrstisan, ‘ions from their last emplo; West Twenty-second street, between cheering, ‘aftor introdivetn SPECIAL NOTICH. AAA eee SEQUIES OF HON. que CLA cial Committee ef th rinciples put forth in the re vention, held at Baltimor forsonian democracy, stand every genni io’ aeleoted, ae the fane he ayaa 1852. ae adopted, and or- fallowing resolutions were unanimoual nblished in the papers; — hat the Common Council of the city of New York will solemnize the death of the late Hon, Henry Clay, by a civic and military procession, Resolved, That our fellow cit ferent socistios, tri ment of this fe gonorally,and the dif- wockations, and Fire Depart. adjoining counties, are. requ Unite in this tostimony of respect to the illustrious, dead; and all societies and associations intending to eo-oporate are requested to communicate with the committes gt the stant Aldermen, from Wednes, the 17th inst., from day, in order to make the necossary rry out the views of the Common Couneil ny 1 receire, our un. at Senator King, of Alavoma, our candidate isa veverau in the public councils, of | FROARD—A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN HB PLBA- ice, and whose boston a by tho Se- | forte of a homes also, a plenaant room for a gentleman for Vico President, nearly one-third of @ vontury’s dorseinent ig, that be was mate of the United States as its presiding o Vice President of the United nd blamolows pri chamber of the Board of A: His eminent ability, ‘ate lite, pols his or. atthe army and navy of the United States on to co operate with u contended for by some noweffreted, and fully National Convention, seo the ‘satellites of Whig” administration, pntting thelr ho stempede on the fourthof March next. Ri the necessary arra Military be requos Gi oF ‘the aie to communicate with the somman- anner bearing political devices or in- pall be tdmitted in the proceasion. n cele tor a ower. developing whig | square Post OM Made upofa ry 7 ax eloraliam ORD IN A PRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY—ONR at maxonryim, epirit large and one small furnished room on the sovend floor. kneek+ritm,’ animal magtetism, ind tove of spoilism, it | Loeation near Fourth strest and Seoondavenua, Roferonees vyWiiowe uaaty | exchanged. Address G., Herald ouies. in the White ) BOARD OF ALDERMEN. BOARD OF ASSISTAN TA, Wm. H. Cornell, Tsaac 0. meee J. Valentino, 8. Benson McGowan, Wm. H. Wright, Wm. Anderson, Thomas Me eae rinciples, need but to be sven to be despised eneous mars of incongruity, abelitionism, native Americanism, a Jones in Bard, finds a fit eancidate in the nominee of its part plate of soup will get cold, it he waits to o broad plativrm of the ington square.—One or two familica, i, wo will xive | gontlemen chm be accommodated with paclors, with Bede nd vigorous acpporty feoling | Focus aieached, ou second and. third. Hooer, , That united upon th uti four tieket’a firm, encrgeti OTICE—TO THY, PUBLIC.—1 HAVE SEEN IN THE Tribune of the ith of July instant, an ing a quarts crushing machine, stated’ to have been con- ttruoted by Mr. John A. Colling, I have already obtained a atent for an improvement in milla oth in this country and in England, said to have been constructed by Mr. fringement, The use of wheels us well as apheres for orush- inding was.a part of my invention, and I have the John A. Colling to my draw- i and my model, contiden- nyand information derived. from me. the ine Which, from the description, as here conetructed, was taken. T'would add, that L and fully determined to defend my ri with throe Broad pay. ker, and the j era for Pierce | FURNISHED ROOMS.—S3INGLE. REDDE + Chatema for gentlemen, neatly furnished, for 25 o and pine Nig MoGARTH P, MoLovghlin, Honry | cr .$1,00 per week, at the botol, corner 0 Wood, Vice Prosi: | TirBkfort streets.’ Officn open ail nicht; Croton Magher, D. D. for rushing quartz of which the 10 olling, is a direct in~ GOR John 0. Keef, Hughes, Guar Wheeler, Fernay ick Brennan, James Eagen, Secretarit Nash, Jobn ate and signature of said pasa inspection of w tially shown to idea of the mac aes — ‘ ENTEEL PuRNISIED, APARTME IXTE warp.tne pEvocratic vrence | G'iroome ste ‘and King Club of the Sixteenth Ward.—A regular meet- | uncommonly desirable, being large, air,, ploasn (Monday) ovening. July 12, | cool, from vines shading tho house; Sevenieonth straet, near | tlemon desizing rooms in a private ‘The attendance of members is paxtioularly | tiou, will not regret calling to soe them. requested, Ali the democratic electors of the ward, dé ———- sircus of becoming members, are invited to attond, By ore LEASANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD, MAY BE O8- JAMES CASSIDY, President. tained by applying at 40 West Washington plays. Club will be held thi at 8 o'clock, at James B Eighth avenue. ‘hts in the premises, ANE, 32 Cliff stro LMOST FULL—THE SECOND GREEN WI¢H BUILD: its Astgoiation will held ite fifth regntar monthly evening, July 12, at 8 o'clock, in the loocker street, near Morton, when there Pull be several sh hares offered for ‘redemption. ‘ociation hefore the entrance feo will fave aontinion tue oun, tip eal their dues at the oftice, of tho mastin FOUN KEYSER, re t. i, Vico President, “Otte, 48 Eighth avenue AT THE REGULAR \g of the Institute, to bo held on Taes- the rooms, corner of jon street. an election will be hold to in the Board of Directors, and sich stay nen becaeal endanee of members is particularly re- __JOHN TAGLIABUE, Recording Sec'ry. OSE HILL ASSOCIATION.—THE THIRD REGULAR meetirg of this Association, for the payment of dues, , corner Third avenue and Twon evening, at So'eloc! LES A. DAY, Secretary. ROADWAY HOUSE, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 1852.—At an adjonrned meeting of members uf the Cen tral Clay Committes of 1814, and o Tenresonted in tha: committee, or recognized by it during Resolved, That the Presidents of the Cla: to conveno tho surviving members of thetr several associations on Wednosday, July may deem most convenient for t eparations for a general muster of the mom) the clubs of 1244, on the ocoasion of the funeral procoasion warn Ritry, ARcwinALD Nowir, FoR SALE. -NEW sh ‘AND LOTS FOR SALE, new and m st elegant Houses | oh West Thirty, first pleats finished in the most substantial | manner, and with all the ‘modern 20 x 53, and will be aold for $8,000 enc! Also a House in —— $7,000 Bleceker Building, im provements. if applied fur sova. AST Orr CLOTYTNG SHELDON, t Nassau strovt, atSo'clock, at 2 = other vacanciei ed to exist in on leasehold property in Fourth avenne, for fine beautiful jy C4, Houses in h, L. SRELDON, 85 PPLES FOR SALE, AND COTTAGE TO LET—THE | pos hi ' ded Fruit of threo orchards, consisting of mar’ Lb ee eas will be held at Union I ty-cecond street, this Ore itable for oh tara. yan y, the various Clay clnha T A BARGAIN.THE PROPRIETOR OF AN OLD blished Gentieman’s Furnishing Store, in ta reo’ ———— central part of the city, wishing to give up husiaess, will sel! iT EPT OFF CLOTHES AND PU RN ITURE Waray. ‘oods on hand, for cash, (or part cush | By ond and mortgage on city pr'perty,or | siove articles, by eendi Any where not exeeding twenty milos letters addressed, A. B., ded ti Ciubs of 1844be | at a bargain the ¢ such places as they arpose, to make suit- = ATs FRENCHMAN, wno SPEAKS BUT LITTLE ENG to tind pean rable bg) wilh bremkf ses and epoot ¢ American fa wh poother Boarders; not to be more then half mi | City Hall, cegiven. Address A. K., Box 1,321, Poe | Office, stating terms. OARD.—SOMB PLEASANT ROOMS ARE NOW TO let, vie a at 82 and 84 East Twonty-chird street, ort distance Union Park and near lexington are The horses ha @ the modern imj ro vement Bosgy WANTED—BY 4 GENTLEMAN, WIFE, AND Child, ins zat street. Location mast be enst of ondway; onat of Bowery would be preferred. Address D. Herald office, a of The he 4 ted with bathe, every floor. © wow, Well Vontilatod modern im prove 4 ward would gi | OARD IN BROOKLYN. —SOUIHERNERS AND He took bis seat amid Lorenzo B. Shoneré, to tl Davis, and Capt i |. The speakers were enthosiastion| Anson Heinch Eeq., introdneed the following resolutions, Which were unaniana ‘Travellers gene y, can be accommodated with pl nt try and oard, ina pleasant. and healshy utes walk of the South Ferry pply'ai re = Hioks street, OARD IN THE COUNTRY. PERS ons. WISHING to visit the country during the summer season, ere be ie ational Con- | dated with board and ploassnt ruc ipted by the Late National Cu ccommoda dard and pleavint roome, Loension on the Hudson River; soceas to and from tho ity daily, ey railroad and steamboat: Address (post paid) W. Norn, Haverstraw. Rookian? county. OARD WANTED.—BOARD LY TI the month of August {4 wanted by e, and child. It must by ity nor New York, no other boa and a fair OUNTRY FOR ntloman for him- sea shore, in the who be santly 9 omfiodated in a quiet family, with the eom- mil ao’ 1K aed hi wife, at No. JL Walker strect. Keferenees ex 2ARD WANTED A PLALN, QUIET PAMULY, ther boarders, (and w lic omtorts. of tincerrnption of snaoganee,) Itloor foragentloman and until May next, or snoe proitente Bowery and © JURNISHED ROOMS ON BROADWAY, pang eda ng fow alngle rnished, oud or without board. Apply on the promisos, to Mrs. O., ene ae and water closets on each floor; refectory nthe | EoRL SE! At NO, 461 © rooms are un- » sod “yard, Se.’ Gen~ usoand herithy loca Lh near Broadway, 3: TE D—AN UNFURNISHED in a private family, whe indy, Loestion be Address M. WITH other Roo th © LOTHIN' WANTED TO PURCHASE about two thousand dollars worth of gyol lof off in large or smail quantitios, for ws fat! 0 liberally given, in current. money. phion personally, or through port to JAMES MORQN GY, ae Lis store, 11 Orange street, near Chatham etreot. Houses | T OFF CLOTH AND FURNITURE WANTED. South Brooklyn —Ladios and geutlomen having east off clothing or fur- Nassan streot. niture to dispose of, ean obtain a fair cash price, by wending for the subscriber at bis residene or a line through th: Ladies ded by Mes. COHEN, 66 Ela ASH FOR CLOTHING —LADIES OR GENTLEMEN 5 having Auy cast off clo eive the utmont value in ca a iy lotter through the post, 8 widow ded to by Mra, Coh ot and | Cohen, —Ladion and gentlomen can obtain a cood prive for the ‘through post cz otherwise, 40 J. irom New York. All | THOMPSON, ‘sI Leonara. street, near Broadway. Herald office, will be blag at- MISCELLANEOUS. appointed by the joint Committee of the Common Council, nace on Tuesday, 20th inst, in honor of the Ww ALLIS MALL, President, NTRY RESIDEN! of land anda new ea rt Washington, N all, and within 400 Hadwa Hiver Ralirond dep: Deautiful view of the river on both bank: and is surrounded with large forest tree ory attic and basen i floors deafened, &e. wash, sink, dumb waiter, &e.; laundry, Wilk room, and coal collar, and revered Henry © Joun T. Dover, Secretary, PRESIDENTIAL CHALLENGE. on each State in the Union for Pierce and King. $™ that Tcan name ten Bee On and King, and ifone of the t King I will forteic the $50. twenty-one remainin: WILL. ‘BET 10) will vote for Pierce fails to vote for Pierce and 7 will also bet $100 on the for Pierce and King, Address WINANCIAL. NICKERHOCKER BANK, NEW YORK, JULY 2 852.—Dividend.—The President and Directors of tho Knickerbocker Bank of the City of New York, have this day d of four per eent, pi holders, on md after the Ith instant. | a lor th t i miy Wi ro shige deopdadeing ie 5 AGUNS, Cashier. ¥ OF THOMAS ely FOR THE UD My to a winter, OR SALL—THE LEASE FOR THREE YEARS OF A | Honese ia one of the most desirable locations © her with from $1,200 to $1,500 worth of farnitn has all the ‘modern improvements, and is till The groator part je to the stooke ‘ With boarders, at good prices. pet pata niture was new in May, and some of it ix expensive. but i | Window s Wilt be disposed of vory low for cash Addgoss “J. M. W. es, Wanye ivunoried jate Robert Dunlop, igned. for, 120 Warren street. with seer aa scent. ne: Made outstanding claims of the Son, and the und RCH'D A, D _New Yonx, July 1, 185 EW YORK DRY DOCK ‘The Board of Di f four (4) por een’ VOR SALE—THE SUBSTA 120 Fourth street. required: the balance on bond aad mortgage, immediately. Apply to, . M. PARSONS, 27 W: VITAL HOUSE AND LOT | M Mel 10 of the purchase monoy | morstown hills, near Dublin. Possossion | WEET O1L—JUST L 1 street. PANY, JULY 1, 182. ‘© this day declared s aivi- payable on and after the ith teaeter books will be cloted from the Sth te te F.T. HAY. FOR SALE OR TO LET.—THE SUBSCRIBER TS DE | cynas of hie Iron Ralling Establishment | =. The shop is consral in its ron of custom. tions of disposin No. 291 Adams stree’, tnation, and has an excellen vatomn, I ars &) ause of sel!ing out, inquire on the re ange . : Tsaab CARIART. STORY AND BASEMENT th avenue, next to the nitabtofor a dry goods, & Co, 136 Pearl streot, between Madison any itor, or of | | atreets, hi cond street. | Known’ ‘ONE LOANED-IN SMALL SUMS, FOR SHORT Diamonds, Jewelry, Loaa Office, No. 82 NOR SALE-A THREE brick house and lot, in th corner of Thirty eccond stree' slotbing, or famey store, . V, UNDERDONK, 2 fice hours from ten to threo best companies at clocks I BRUHES! ! LEECHERS! — JUST RR- lot of iceches, per steamer, ot ap 0 8 3 to y Mistance vith | moderate GA & H WITTE, | 47 Naseau Ww Yorks brick 06. ae sect, EW DRUG, DYE-STUFY, PAINT AND WINDOW hen, with range, | glace store, wholesale and retail, 14 and 1 Division with wash teaye, | Street, & few doors from the Bowery.—O'Perrall & Beadle: " Drawing rom, | eve opened the above concern with a large stock bow Sooond Story—Conr Intge bod | for eaeh, which they will sell for ready mouoy consi rably rooms and hath room. Attio—Throo bod rooms and open attic, all hard finished. ‘The kitehon, lanudry, bath room, and fliree hed rooms, are supplied with hot aad cold water. Mall library and one bed room supplied with t honse having heen as summer reside: under t! sually Sharged. Tt ‘ya fact Fon havo beon re- are town, vumery, hair ay sop, Foun wates from silver fountatus, a the fur- Brandra stand Leadon white lead, paints of every desect 4 and putty, paint oils, lamp oild, paint Deush and paper, jath brick. black lew: 1, laid and cues sponges and chamois, and every Tein our lino, Wo are agents tor the United Stategor rry & Son's celebrated Irish mustard, mad glue, ied sooda, ab art DED, A FRESU LOT OF will bo geld low, by and 14 Wall street. + Oil, splondid article, an H. W. PRESCOTT, 60 Cortiands shres particu: | MANUPACTU- and patentecs of tho celebrated |Exte: Ne 15 Maiden lane aod | | 277 (Irving House) Broadwa: | ICH FRENCH PAPER HANGINGS.—THOS, Pave Chathow received the latest patterns of every style ‘They bave the ducorati t wher c the ti #0 as to sho ow the effe vilver at 24 cente per sillling S eh theeaee ewan in use over one mont! with magnetic water ste order. Apply at 03 and 06 Prince stro ty ee sitadee t Boile: ——~.— | ten expert THE First | 20 Broadway, rooms 6 and 7, where differe: URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—ON q i "for sate floor, to a lady and gentioman, (board for the Inly | constantly om exhibition an oply,) in 'a pectable neighborhood’ nesr Broadway. Ne | ____ LEE & SANDERSON. None but thove who wish to livo retired | . Bath and shower bath in the h on, Broadway Po om ‘OF, TH, cous ONERS or THE con- ated C a: bgt Rw OniEAxt, May 6, 1852 not of the Legisintm! An set to Consolid ned oe \ 2d 37th section of th Louis ary = itled m Tala Ti ection of tho mat entitled An ac Sup: lementary to an actto Consolidate, tho Cit be city yi ies soldata iat appl Nassau stroo’ ow Orieans,” approved Bex! HOWES, ey ion of an aot entitled “An aot ary tho City of New tira Beevide tr ne qevornment aud management of We affairs,” approved Maret | ‘rill be reovived at, the Danking-honse of in tho city of New York, froin Satur- nday, the 19th July’ next at a 00 wont aining forty ‘tires fo rea barns, stobles, aud other eobly oppos we the o oadway ar re stenrabont landing, four miles | Se from Williamaburgh and five from Wall street; two lines of | Pull six stages running to tho city every few momont steamboats are constantly making their trips in forty mi- | wenal dis Within five hundred yards of this very best free schools; ‘similar to tho one at uch tract of land for building purposes within the | ¢ overlooking New } & Brooklyn, and the 9 North and | for the ma advantages to | rmation, apply | D™>: %, whore s map of the pre- | alton street, Brookly, x0) thousand bonds of the eity of halfa inile from ti ene thonennd Ly teya to be ie ed in the resciulione The bold om the auth A) aes, ir ‘the ne ror super quarters, the Commissioners two superior said bowls to be di Pa Sh the edice of tho City, Tien. ss with interest at the rate of ai: ‘ited into coupon nem! Ineo iv ono of the | ceived many improvements siace thelr sess intro Tinsbing. Thore | thi ence of the cit Hamsburgh and nwo possesses too man first day of Jannary an: the oifice of the City the option of tke Offer for the purchase of enumerate here. ‘m: Chilton, pehadedl fT, 3 ‘amo oats to be endorsed Bonde of the Cie: highest bidder by one or more « in the city of New bi on the third ontop, the ih July, 1862, at 12 o'clock, | age there should be an ne sant mble, a | or Wm. Parks, 27 Wali street, and R. Boman, Azrael had hastled No. # Beaver street, Lehibee OFLYON’S P And dead a8 Julins ¢ ar, 0 ra ‘o keel 0'¢r, aed athe. Piheir business 8 of bids (ab tho same tofbonds offered, they shall be divided ¢ possible, amonzat the biddors, Bonds to be immediately the matared obligations of th of the Inte First, 4 by the One mac! General | PRRIDGEWATER PAINT—THE BEST ARTICLE RVER | offered to tho public for roofs, decks and bottoms of ad othor vessels, and from’ its spark and nd cinder fay ee Bite vwite ty RT, General Agent, waver surest ae for build | Ww MUSIC—JUST PUBLISHED —SBCOND GRAND i dwell- | Poiks de Concert. by W WIRLIAM atedat | MALL & SON, 239 Br oadway, | ¥ it | WP.O DAGUEMREAN ARTISTS AND COUNTRY DeAL- he prices of scale plates are Gxed ag folla’ patos, per bh |, $100; half siea, do, . $20; modioms, do., $17.4. Terme cash. unt to wholesale dealers. These plates have re- me | Plmontat i noes i company. 7 i | wards, | acket, They are now warranted as # We rofer to ti our hands. Fo re best city a fae by the igtok Br HE STOCK AND LEASE. OF A MILUINERY ESTAB- | Kor Lyon's Pils cise they eumentile vem lishment, in an oxceliont loration in Canal street, neat | ry Broadway, will be sold op roasonable terins for o: tiring from businoss, Apply at No yup stairs, show room. o mt oor. Foe Pow Jor and Pills, (now sold wh the re x or flask,) N 426 Broadway, 4 Brow HIRTEEN PIANOFORTES For and to Let, and Music Taught, chia 645 octave, for $125; others at $: »), +o $2, $3 and $4 p PDUMSDAY, 190 Grand stree p.—Une handsome $65 and $115; none Mott. TENANTS’ REGISTER. PRIVATE FAMILY WISHES TO LET, T0 A tleman and his wife, or » single gentidman, _& have, Stor! without board, a 1a Foom, on the second oor, nee. Any one desirous of a comforts ean find one by ‘airy, and neatly furnis Bathing convenion PERSON WITH $500 TO inthe ship building business, oF about to engaxe in the bucine hires# A. D., wt thie whet avd whore au interview may bo cations bold strivtly @ te homo fa polying at No, 48 Broome GOOD CHANGE.T0 LET at very low Font, £0 & respectas Jiron.a portion of his honse aud purpowe Of having it taken ##, with namo, residence | Me mechanic, who has no ture, in Brooklyn, for th ot during his absence. and referenoe, Wilson, Horalds nitive. A FAMILY No REN TIN vi ADELP ATA, ey 1 $100, Bee * Ww ANTE DA 04 swun tN y., will sone prompt attention. LL FINISHED AND CONVENIENT 180 B Astroct near ae RAM TOW BOAT T = » water throuzh ey Wy euareesing HU ‘iioliaes, for two years to dinary inducer TUNED, 2 of Dr. Jam a rae "0 Broadway, Vevress the Ne: Be = | gnu 12 o'clodk. CA SERIE, ibs an a lt PASTE, DEST ASSOMPMPNT OF FINE TRAS | willbe found at te store oft Lad Can’ ‘; | 125 Chatham street, ark an | oldest toa trtablishanes t + the eit We Py) yur Fo troy can do better here than else: oa efther at w or ret re, 1. They have now ao branch stores, amnesia aiid 2OTESTANTS AND FREEMEN-LA ORAN QUle | BP aver, or Rome Unmasked; by Cloreymann Pernt sed | inst week, is this day yr osented to you —a the peo- } Pus in the approaching campaign, A... 4 for ald time; 250 mw, In Set hich the heroes of Mexico o, Ove, Newnan aw wivivition at Nontorey—and « anes but tenn ting ovr Pational and domes Pab- egant steel engravings, by (. SHEPARD & on srtvoly Now York. y bo vound in all book Price, $1 Discowat fo Booksellers, SMe 5 ad % | BLY PAPER, DISINFECTING LI {UID AND FopIN 14% (pesd Brom ‘Cyanide Potmminm, Pb 8 ctpitiated niphur, by &o, ke Patent Spon FLUCHTWANGER, Mo, 14t Maiden Jane. it. Bat : [ BgPEL. PIEKSON & CO, tt GaN ‘ joet r ip Wa