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ation. Unfortunately, but few outside operators possess ‘this desiderstum, which accounts for the immense losses Fealized in Wall street transactions. ‘The steamship Pacific, from Liverpool, brings four sys later intelligence from Europe. Politically, the news is interesting; commercially, favorable; financially, somewhat important. Quotations for cotton had ad- vanced a fraction, with pretty,active sales. Confidence in higher prices was increasing The prospect of a fine har- est had a tavorable effect on the cotton market. Bread- stuffs were dull and depressed. There had been consi- derable rain previous to the departure of the Pacific, but no apprehension existed in any section relative to the re- sult, In the manufacturing districts, great activity pre- vailed, and better prices were in the perspective. The im- provement in cotton, at Liverpool, had not been without fits effect in Manchester. In financial affairs there had been no change, The last returns of the Bank of England show @ great increase in the issue and bullion departments, ‘The entire circulation of the bank. on the 10th of July, wes £23.379,755. showing an increase of £1,138,580in one week, The aggregate circulation of England and Wales, on the 10th of July, was £29 729.645, showing an increase of £1,237,700 in one week. This movementiis fraught with most momentous consequgnces. An addition to the paper eurrency of Great Britain, of one and a quarter millions sterling, in one week, is enormous. and if continued, must give an immense impetus to speculation. The Bank of England, for some time past, in the face of large weekly accumulations of bullion, but slightly increased its issues, ‘This preserved a steadiness in the money market, and Prevented any undue expansions in commercial affairs. A sudden change appeared to have been made in the Policy of the bank, and we must now look for a weekly addition to the circulating notes of that institution. The effect of this on prices for our products, in the European markets, is likely to be of the most favorable character. An expansion in our paper currency has been going on for some time, and the effect is visible in all the ramifica- tions of commercial and financial affairs. Now that a eorresponding movement has commeneed in England, w must look for a much greater activity in the staple arti- oles of trade than has been known for years. ‘The Reading Railroad has brought down 1,007,040 tons of eoal this year, against 1.017.434 to the same date last year. The Schuylkill Canal has brought down 405,711 tons, against 314.022 to the same date last year, The Le- high Canal, 546,335 tons, against 529,359 to the same date last year, Total increase, 97,432 tons. Several parties of engineers, we understand, have com- menced the survey of the Albany and Susquehanna Rail- road line, preparatory to locating and letting. This evinces the right spirit and determination on the part of ‘the directors. Bubscriptions to the Bristol Railroad have reached $175.000. We learn that offers have been received from contractors to build the road, and take the balance of the stock ; but other propositions have been considered, for either filling up the stock by other eubscriptions, or for desuing bonds for about $50,000. The Boston and Provi- denée Railroad Company offer to equip the road, and also Offer other important aid towards its construction. There were entered from foreign ports at the Baltimore Custom House during the month of July. seven ships, eleven barks, twenty-two brigs, and thirteen schooners ; total, fifty-three vessels. Of these vessels, thirty. four were American, thirteen English, two Bremen, two Hol- Jand, one Spanish, and one Russian ; in ballast, five ; with free cargoes, seven ; and with cargoes subject to duty» forty-one, The clearances for foreign ports during the Same period, were :—Ships, 7 ; barks, 14 ; brigs, 22; and schooners, 10; total, 53 vessels, with an aggregate ton- mage of 14.770 tons, and navigated with 578 men. Of there yersels 28 were American, 12 English, 8 Bremen, 1 Hanoverian, 1 Hamburg. 1 Danish, 1 Hollander, and 1 Spanirh ; and their destinations were as follows :—To the West India Islands and British Provinces, 23; Rio de Janeiro, 4; Madeira. 1; Valparaiso, 2; Callao, 3; Mon- tevideo,1; Bremen, 2; London, 6 ; Rotterdam, 2; Havre 1; Amsterdam, 3; Hamburg, 1; Bahia, 1; Pernam- buco, 1; Bordeaux, 1; and Spanish Main, 1. The total value of the exports by these vessels, as shown by their manifests, was $721,710 82 The receipts from duties during the month of July, at the Baltimore Custom House, was $73,249 48, he balance in the Depository at Balti- more on the 30th June last, was $64,301 44, and on the Bist July, $54,551 21, The yeceipts of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Compeny for the month of July, amounted to $25,187 79 ; July, 1851, $24 908 10 ; increase, $279 69. ‘The earnings of the Rochester and Syracuse Railroad Company, in June, 1852, amounted to $116,770 59. Tt is estimated that July will be about the same. ‘The commirsioners appointed to receive subscriptions to the stock of the Philadelphia, Easton and Water Gap Railroad Company, have made a report. The object of this roud i8 to connect Philadelphia with the valley of the Lehigh, to secure the large, profitable and increasing trade of that region. The railroad from this city to Easton, recently opened. is likely to attract all the trade of that section to this market. The Cn‘ario, Simcoe ana Huron Railroad will be opencd ‘on the 2ist of September to Bradford, a distance of forty- nix miles from Toronto. We learn that the enterprising eontractors on this road, M C. Story & Co., of this State. have recently sold $50.000 of the stock to the cor- poration of Toron‘o at par, in exchange for city bonds. The Sunbury .4merican states that the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. in granting the injunction to restrain the Sunbury and Erle Ratiroad Company from occupying the route between Suubury and Bridgeport, required the Susquehanna Company to give bonds in the sum of $10.(C0. ‘The opinion of the Court, on which it based its decision, was withheld until the Court meets at Pitts- burg, in September next, out of deference to Judge Woodward, who dissented. ‘The fifth annual report of the Rutland and Burlington Railroad Company has been submitted to the stockhold- ers The totalamount charged to construction account, up to the Sistof May, was $4.847,401 14, which was de- rived from the following sources :— Retranp ann Bur ‘on RaiRroap. Capital Stock .. $1,462,000 00 Preferred 8 per cent stock issued nS thie | 37.3 oupano} sont ‘she first of ie - cKR OT can be done to Washington Heights, ate t,) recently ocoup! gro ful, extend from t which the walks command varied aad mansion, which is equally well winter reside) has lee Judgment, and somo Yrith s singular dugres of sleuatie, both ot 30 Hon, The distance from the City’ Hall is abou and it is within @ fow minutos’ walk of the Hudson River railway station at 104d street, and of sho landing of the steamboat Jonny Ii statuary and paint terms, to stabling accommodat Establishment which, iti im the country, on applicatio CRP RAT Pe ceees. Lone uLAnp—ra0r mtinat So cleee ee i Bree als feat In Barn Harness, dastee D. lie Besse leave Fulton ferry, Breckiyarat 2 cbsk P. Me ter the Course. SORL UONKLN. Tropristor. FR 2D, HOUSE FLASURE GROUND—tRoTHING.— , the 10th. iprien’s at 40'cloo! ‘ace fora ere hot Baa be mB wore wher on- > . Pafer, b. ters b. g. Sailor Bo, gs. Bnip. . LUFF, Proprietor. TENANTS REGISTER. nee FURNISHED Roows FoR GENTLEMEN TO LET— by she day. week or month, as the gorner of Broadway and Broom street. Private entrance on Broome s'rect. For farther particulars teueie om the premises, Bmpire City 0, LET—THE SECOND STORY, AND PART OF story, with privileges of bath, under cell: &e., of house 8 East reer -sighth street gual respectable family, or unfurnis to ingle gentl 0 LET OR FOR SALE—THE HOUSE AND LOT. NO 13 Willoughby streot, Brook! dng ood mbar closets, Ih 7 t door, oF to Mr. Gil- yon Apply to Dr. MUNSON, te » 290 State street, Brooklyn. Immediate possessiom, oR RENT.—_THE NEWLY ERECTED BROWN stone and iron front four st d attic sto; ba aa adjoining the “San ‘iron Building” fronse on Bal rsp avout Ge ae with a depth of 76 feet, jer roof, and is being 41 Suished, and will F 06. Boptomber next. Lirented soon, ‘it the tenant. Appl B. , Committee, &c,, No, 77 East B: ‘imere sees Peas COUNTRY SEAT TO ERT OR? OR PRASE— ‘The count t known as “ W. fed ied by ands, which are well wo The houso is elegantly furnished, jet on favorable good tenant, for oné or more years, Extensive Are attached. Cards to viow tho parties dovirons of leasing an ved, has but few if any equals mites may be obtai rah) a py ROTRST ANT iy | tome ther in. WANtED—cas METER DRI Werte ace Pa geod, steady workmen need apoly. —n ANTED—AN INI Siamnesce beret OR MACHINIST, COM- Rey A youNa WOMAN WANTS A 81 Reametrene no objection to dos A TEAS a a o, £0 to the country, Apply at 33 Gr i be ROKEN AUG: H ‘ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE as Cook, Washer and Ironer; she 0 years. The best of city reference Please call at 151 MAN OF MORAL HABITS WISHES A ambermaid and waiter, or chiliren's ork for sna, hm al ise je i erty street. Can te seen for two 0 days, FRENCH LADY, VERY STRONG AND HEALTHY, Wishes to find a place as a Wet Nurse, fo Frankfort street, in the reat for Mrs. Coie. lived in her last oan be abe seen for two days. , corner of Eleventh street. NTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOM Saltuation, a9 Cook, W! an Inquire at No. STs Ra get BY TWO RESPROPAMED the one as Scamstross ae ae other as Nurs y ree to growing e No. 43 ‘Thur nth street, between Fife gutting and fitting | 920. OOO0-XAc437 LOTS IN BROOKLYN POR OO00-KiAcAr Jarge number of very dosira sie Aging south Dyk: an Fpaaien. lizabe vi ‘\mpro vaeae ine and improv ° $3.00 cam, ata bond on. mortgage ataeven percent interest, House 24 foot ® i p. Apply at No. 244 Seventh a» enue corn: Two ty-Siath JOHN RUMEN. $12, 500. ~7OR, SAUB—A VERY ELEGANT, new brown with @ large Jot, im ‘Brooalyn, for tale, and farm, worth from $5.00) to $7,000, would bo taken in'part psymeut. ‘Phe farm must be hear tho eity. Also, several farms wanted, at moderate prices, ML. SHELDON, 85 Nassau strect. $3, 000.-20%, S4U8 4 NEW corrace HOUSE ¢ acres ofland, atSpriagtield, N. pot ericably. sated on the raisroad, twenty-tive mil fro he city, eyo with a good lot, at the Ree SITUATION, BY R COMPR’ woman, cooking, ironing. oF ue C jmnbermatd and Launder “Ta baker Exes rate leper and "tronere 1 noe. jection t country. Please eail at 10134 Bowery. ‘® &° 1m te ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A Y UNG ENGLISH girl. to take charge of an infant. Could wash for it, home more au object tham Please call at ONFECTIONER — WANTED, A SITUATION BY A ioner, who was in his own country os» first rate workman, situation in whish his aim Spanish conte id employment, he take an; ple maintenance would be afforded him, Address IFTY MEN WANTED—TO SELL SOMETHING NEW, y every traveller, hotel, boarding, and house: per; easily carried, quick’ sales, Intge profits. Good salesmen can’ make $8 to $10 per day—no risk. Call or ad- arees, 317 Bowery. URSE WANTE: if required. A comfortable Can give the best of city ref 84 Wooster here | ity referenee, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE to do ohamberwork and Plain sewing; or would be | to do the hi ‘A STEADY AND SKILFUL WO- for two young chil- person, and none without Apely at 12 Wort or as Nurse and S housework of a the best recommends, 0 8, as i Thirteenth street, from ten to twelve, this Sr rust WANTED—A GOOD CUTTER WANTS h 12 West igh enth atreet, for two day NTED—BY a RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, to suit his empleyen ref Fences given. Ad 10 bisetion to “tho jee’ tt at ‘No. 109 ‘Bart Ez eoud floor, veaeeee First ‘and second aven' ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT girls, situations; one as Cook, Washer and froner— the other as Chambermaid, or to take care of children. vem. ‘Can be scen for three daysat No. 10 DRUGGISTS.—A YOUNG MAN ACQUAINTED wishes a situation as Dens , and German fluently. Stee Pharmacy, 127 Christopher street, Clerk; speaks vg! bent city referen: 46 6 Watts street, ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT GIRL—A SITUA- tion. to do genexal housework in a respectable small ction to go ashort distance into the ‘Good eity reference given. Can be seen at No. 68 10 TYPE FOUNDERS.— WANTED—EMPLOYMENT ina Type Foundry, b; d to make Brass Rule to, or call on, R. WILSON, 43 Ri shai: No. 1 Pine street, R*. $250.—FOR 8A) ihe sity; communication every hour ia the 4 steairboat, and stage: offiee, Carmanville, of 1,088 Broadway. completed, make a good stand for a indies shoe stor reeded in that location. Apply to E. B. INSHIMER. ‘S19 Fourth avenue, from 2 to7 7 we story brick houses, at Carman vill Inquire fa R. F. Cal AN, at his 0 LET OR LEASE—IN THE MO8T DESIRABLE LO- cation in the city, one store and cellar, and a few of the eommodions workshops, in the new building 96 Walker corner of Elm, Apply to Thomas O'Callaghan, 43 velt street, oF to Jobn Hickson, 86 Contre stréot. T° LET—A FINE NEW STORE, NO. 330 FOURTH avenue, near Twenty-seventh street. The store is just nd bass large ae ear {es ont cellar w 10 LET—THE UPPER OR DWELLING PART OF A four story house on ation avenue, with gas, hot and cold water bath, hitchen, containing twelve rooms. Rent low, sour to EB. B, INSHTHER, SID Fourth areaes rom 2 to7 10 LET~A NEW AND HANDSOME BRICK HOUSE, one of a row, just finished, on Seventy-third street, opposite Jones's woods, near Third avenue, with adjoining Jot of ground ; said house contains all the modern improve: ments, With an observatory on the top, and a well of pure Spring water on the premfses-a detiglitful residence for a genteel family. Rent, $400, AD) JOHN CALLAGHAN, on the premises, 0 EDITORS,—A YOUNG MAN, THOROUGHLY AC- wainted with Phonetic Shorthand, or Phonography, 0 can produce references of the first respoctability acter, is desirous of obtaln- or to connect himasolf with dress Amanuonsis, Herald Maca: aga street, in the rear. NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO JAN, 8 situation to mind children, or to make herself to ability and ch yu ie Al Provantane, and one of the morning papers. object as a nico p) fst, Eleventh stre Third avenue. NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation to do general housework, or to take care cf children. ‘The best of city reference given. May be scom 165 Kighteenth street, between Seventh and call, fore o days. basement, two d HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC., WANTED. OUSE WANTED—WANTED TO RENT, A two story House er down town than Wal! Fourth street, Addr = Broadway, not mish arasase! ANTED-BY A RESPECTABHE WOMAN, A sITU- ation as good plain Cook, or to assist in the washing and ironing, or would take care of children and do plain rr 4 or would take charge of an in- valid; would have no objection to travel, or to go to the country. Good city reference given. Apply at 476 Pourl street, pre, doors from Chatham street. days, if not en ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG scoToH ituation, in a private family, as Cook, & young woman to do general housework. Country rererence given. Apply at 256 Houston street, front basement, ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, A GOOD SIZRD room, pleasantly located, wish smal] respectable private family, Vamesburg, with entire board for his little girl, aged nine to devote a mother's 8 must be moderate, partial board, in a a first rato Jaundre in Brooklyn or Wil: Can bo seen for two ‘ma! dress W., at this office, ABINET FURNITURE WANTED, IN EXCHANGE fe Wanted, about Afty dollars worth for which advertiser will do job pi Wand okcontod in tho veal styla, Adareos, "wretuiture, Washer oad Troner. 00M WANTED BY A LADY AND GENTLEM with bourd for Indy only—in a small family ha Payment in a asituation ag Cock, Washer, and Invner: tho beat of city reference gi Please call at) ovher boarders. Broadway Post off . 89 Vesey street, Can be seen ‘P.O RENT.—A BEAUTIFUL @OUNTRY RESIDE! of the water and eantitul 8 containing nine room: riage excellent water, one aore aud a half and vegetables. Rent very low. Inqu! DEV OK, near B family. House b between Macomb hevlthy “For ps & CO., 55 Broad street. 01 Tria tips rent 8 per months a front Inquire s above. CHARLES PSS E in High Bridge Ville, near Macomb's dam, in full view nery. House very pl ¢ hou: nd fences all ne ground, with traits re of JAMES W. igh Bridge Ville. 0 LET—FOUR ROOMS—TO A LADY AND GENTLE: man, in & new cottage house, occupied by a private utitully situated on the Harlem river, Dam and | Mish Bridge, _ Leation jculare apply to D. & A, KINGSLAND A FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM, AT 84 front room and room, on the third floor; rent $6 per month, Also, a ement, for bottling, or any other licht business. MISCELLANEOU 3, X, CHABERT, (KNOWN AS THE FIRE King’s) Cholera, Di i sale at the Drug Sto Doctor cai mn be consulted on’ all diseases from eight till ten o'clock in the morning and from six till nine in the evening, at bis office, No. 431 Grand strect, between Attorney ana Ridge str Bossy Aree PAINT.—TRE BEST ARTICLE EVER offered to the public for roofs, deeks and bottoms of stesmers and other vesrels, and, from its spark and ciader Proo! qualities, for railroad bridges, cara, depots, Ke, Teati- monials and enecimen pary. For eale dry, in and in oil, in kegs of 25, 50 snd 100 Ibs., by RK. BOGERT, General Agent, 125 Pearl etzeet, and 78 Beaver street. n be seen at the depot of the com- ackazes of 200 Ibs. and upwards; Pills, for the way. Price 25 cents per fisek or box. COTT AND PIERCE ARE IN THE FIELD, HY" But, these heroes both must yield ‘To Emanvel Lyon. He haa sain more foes to man hey ever did or can, ou ay «Boe HEN on. ‘owder and hi x8 and rate he ails, the world 's in favor Of the Powder and the ball, ‘That make bugs and vermin spraw Don’t you think ? Denot for Lys Poiao struction of s Magnetic Powder and Lyon's scots and vermin, 424 Broad- “e fee UFACTO: jatontoes of OLD PENS.—A. G. BAGLEY & Ct rers of Gold Pens and Pencil Ca the celebrated ,Extensic cr No. i ws Si (irviag Howse) Brvatware no + nnees lane nnd ANTED—TEN TO TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in dry goods or clothing sh which part cash, and the Lalanco in city paper, will be g ANTED—BY A RESPRCTABLE Oras. A SITU- ien ag nurse and eeametr None but a r Please address X,, at ectablo private family 4, for two days, at No Cherry street, second floor. NTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, OF STRICT IN- 8 situation as Cook and’ Baker; roner, or excellent general house way be required,)' in city or country. 0 from her Inst eiaplover, with whom: the has lived thres _ Apply at 223 Bowery. ANTEB—BY A RESPECTABI of 1, a situation to take care of children and do plain mberwork and waiting. No objection to go Hudson avenue, Brook- Can be teen for two days. NTED-—-A SUITE OF NEATLY FURNISHED ‘fooms in a private family, b; wives, without board, for whic! House and rooms must be pleasantly modern improvements, and in the vicinity of a restaurant, W.J.K., at this office. AUN WANTED—A DOUBLE ENGLI case complete, preferred. An. gun, which they are willing to omer for one (or two, two gentlemen and their rmonth will be paid. situated—honse with PROTESTANT y hear of a pure by nddressing J. D. J., Herald to the country. Iyn, first floo¥, back rocin, SPECIAL NOTICE. OTICE—THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE Gee! pe Fire Insurance Comapasy have thie day : ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTARLE YOUNG men, situations—one as Cook, Washer and Troner: the other to do chamberwork and waiting, and to assist in the washing and ironing. Good city references, Apply at 27 ble on A ‘after kar) re 2th of Ang gust. _ August 5th, 1802. EAP EXTRAORDINARY —MR GEO. GARARBRANT of New Jersey. will leap from the on Tues aye Sh the eee im 4) RLISLE ENORW OOD, Secretary. A RESPECTABLE “ as Cook, Washer, end Ironer; has no erselt generally useful. Apply at 191 Greene street, Can be seen for two days. —A LADY OF BUSINESS CAPACITY ‘a situation to attend a fancy store, or would superintendent in the dressmaking and mil s: location immaterial, except in this city. A L, at this oflice, for one week, ataticg ‘Il meet with prompt rANTED—A SITUATION, BY goad ity reference, Amity and Bleecker streets. lem Higa Bridge + at 4 o'clock, P.M. ENIRAL RAILROAD COMPANY, sey—Exoursion trains—Now Xork’ to Benen Es ‘This company will run an exourrion train from Now York to Phillipsburg and return, on Tuesday, the 10th, 17th 2ich Leave Pior No. 1 North sper steamer Red Jacket, at 8 A. M.. ard from foot of At Blliabethtown,) we auine the Hizh Bridg arriving at. Phillipsburg, ipsbure fiftown minutes ist days of August,’ inst. eet, (connectin| a stopping ten minutes al to view the same, eturaing, Jeaving Pht PM. same day, and arriving wt No for the exeurrion i be procured on hoare:ahe NTED IMMEDIATELY, IN A BMALL PRIVATE family, » French or German girl, a8 Seamst) ea eteo Each rout understan one to cook, wash, and iron 5 tpretive duties, and uo others need apply. Apply at 1.2% East Broadway. ANTED-A SITUATION, BY young woman, as Chambermaid, Washer, ond Irousr orto do eoneral hougewcrk in a private family. Good city ‘erences if required. Can be seen for two daye. 3 Hudson strect, third floor. A RESPECTABL Ez Cars, $175; do, do a "iNew J sey Railroad, $1 mss. 6¢QHOULD GEN, WINFIELD SCOTT BE ELECTED President of the United Debating Suctety ‘will discupa. She above question, ko thelr rooms, Fountain Hall, No. 149 Bowery, this (Monday) eva- rivg, Sth instant, at S'o7elock, invited to attend. ites? '—The Young Men's rANTED—BY A STEADY WOMAN, A SITU AT’ ON in a private family—understands art of the was! bread ond pastr; Young men #re respeo er. DAVID G. CROLY, President. J. G. B. Hearn, Corrceponaing Secretary. HE CURTIS GUARD, COMPANY D, WILL rooin, on Tuesday evening next, rous to go a eh od city reference. n ae Pastry Co ok. Can Le seen for two days. get the best of vity refer: "Please call at 146 Duane Centre market. low atscven o'clock. By order of OWN CONNERY, Captain. AGUERREOTYPE.—JUST RECEIVED 2,500 size scale plates, in perfoct order. Tho Leite pla amovth and even, and take an easy polish. Thay give t the daguerrean impression # richer toro than tained on anyother plate For sale by th the manufacturers, VICTOR BISHOP, 23 Moidon can be ob street. Ano ROOT, OF FINEST QUALITY, FOR SALE AT slow figure, by R. BRAN: ELDRIDGE, % Beaver and without the Aelia low. Dealers det UD . Op hayd.....ceceeeeees Preferred 6 per cent stock Ronde. 6 per cent...... Mortgage Bonds, 7 percent... —— 500.000 00 a 828 90 416,783 99 The earnings for the yenr have been $324,700 63, shew ing an increase of 50 per cent over last year; and the running expenses $159,450 91, leaving net earnings, $166,339 72. The future buainess, it is believed, will fully realize the | wishes of stockholders. The gain thus far has been | steady and legitimate, resulting. however, rather from the local and established resources of the road, than from those new avennes to business, the advantages of which ‘are not embraced in the date of the present report. The Rutland and Washington and Western Vermont rail- ways. recently opened, will add largely to receipts, and the opening of the Caughnewaga road, from Plattsburg to Montreal, is another favorable feature to be taken into account. LE eee) DVERTISEMENTS RENEWED VERY DAY. of Lewis tcothe Abraham Harrington, William Da Yidson, Bernard Murphey, Jamen Creighor, ‘Charlemagn ' Defour, Hugh MeDu John Colvin, John Battice, Jona- than George Lawrence Greiggs, and John Wayburn, or heirs, who served in the war o! , an ai weir Ue New Work in to. Apply’ to, or address, Hl MAT- TISON, 3 Nassau street, second floor. POLITICAL $ BAct REWARD —INFORMATION WANTED, 7 Ov eG Ns DEMOCRATIC GENERA LL COMMIT- y3 ‘ho regular Monthly Meeting of this Committee will ie, frei at ne ee Hall, on Wednesday, the 1lth in- stant, at cight o'clock P31 ny WitRRLER, Chairmen, Somme B, Grover ik Sa *$ Seoretaries, ~ ‘LIQUORS. M, H. UNDERHILL, IMPORTER AND DBALER IN ran dies, Winos. Segara, &o., &e . 430 Broome prea or of Crosby. Deal od the public generally, wil gffecta saving of tv nt. by purchasing as above. The largers arsortment tu tho world of choice bottled Wines, Brandion, Re, Ke. 2 ,000 DOL, ST IVLIEN AND ST. RSTEPHE 508 ak at % yd and an eee doz., bottles yin IM Py \daeick, ag returned. and other chote F vended 2 and ‘pel kirk Vettners ry Cam hell's Scotch Champagne bag a Beet ia Ale Fe le by ERHILL, 430 Broom tirect. CLOTHING. ww paygsneypey = AAA AAA AAR ARAAAAAAAAAAA Atiee of of good left off woaring which the fat’ valine will be iberaliy ety ive Bats 1. by er ek theoweh ealling om store, Ni mear ( Cite wt ntroct., THES AND FURNITURE WANTED. Eo ae | won of PHOMPSON. sr Leonard evree R pe ting ag yl OR GENT: Chin inn ny ae ea ot og or ‘aah hy vending ape ot by een Fetter through she ests 13. sr eshed, fadoon street, Fa ‘stiended to by Mrs. Co Pr STOLPP, Now York. YP Hiacip depot, plaints, &e medicine. warranted to cnre, or the price (2 3 ons) will be rotan see eeeees GASIT A401 14 For saleby HALL, RUCK | aa much ~TOUT—JUST RECEIVED, A LOT OF LANE’S VERY SY superior, in pints and quarts, direct from tho browere, R. BRANOH ELDRIDGE, 80 Beaver street. OSTON PIANOS.—THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN the city, at Hallet, Davis & Co.'s warerooms, with aoe second haad Pianos for sale ERRY, 207 Broadway. ELEBRATED BALSAM—A PURELY V£jJETABLE red only ty th THERE A DOUBT REMAINING ?—IF 80, MAKE one trial of the medisine, and yon will, be onyineed up's Compound Syrup of Brier Root will positivaly diarrhea, cholera morbus, summer oom- regulate the bo rfeotly nafe, mild and effe 20 Greenwich street, druggists generally. — 1€H GAS FIXTURES AND MECHANICAL LAMPS. Just imported, the newest peers made exprosaly ary, warranted and fitted ‘up. Also a Inrge ro) Clocks, , Candelabras, ticks, Tigonit Fignres, Bohemian Glaeses DARDON ad R’ D OIL—THE Oil for French mechasical lamps, mon Jamps, 25 per cent cheaper than ving t Qurning as long, no smell, no smoke, by etail, H. DARDONVILLE, 445 Broadway COFFEE AND CHOP HoUSE-812 BROAD- y, one door south of Gothic Hall —o. Clem atill contin- Tve ey rane AS un from 12 to 4 o'clock. Also, hie aces Wi ore, and cheacs, will be found of the finest iualitiea” “in ‘addition to. hie former cstablishment, he hus taken the Astor Billiard Saloon, first flocr upstairs. to which he invites the attention of strangers and residents of tho city. He nssures them that the two establishments combin- ed, will be conducted in the best manner, and that no pains Si eaters Bee ove gentleman who may favor him with a eal Nk NEW CHEAP SPRING MATTRESS WARE- hove Spring street, west side. rooms, 668 Brom ‘Those new h Cr) allnethe chee at now made, ht tnedys are unrivaled, S5 to $12. Every mi Kou, supplied at o tends &e., all in whoilesal Sele, een The publie are invited HE OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL LOAN FUND Life Aurhrance Company, of London, is removed from No. 7 Grand street to 87 ington street, coraer of Mor- tor clreets Seney Olty, where inrxenn secon iife san be oa, "Medical emcers attend daily at 2 F, i, California rinks taken. Pamphlets containin Pibetee x information, an ja jalifornia rules, furni bi ) LEANDER STARR, Fane FB, eevee A > fate Examiners. Bore P. DE LES me ATTORNEY tesla COUNSEL- tat Law. Office, HIGKERS Ai AND xgurraciey, IN) SIX WERKS, using Graham Tt foavos no stain and wi not injure me ‘were it not fora pocatiag delicacy on the ep Vane dreds certificates could be shown. lollar r bottle any part of ghe country, RG see Now ti RUGS, CHEMICALS, METALS, wa Di iterined Sheleao, sepia aeons od Homeopathic Medicines, Disinfooting Liquid. Oil Cloves, Kroosote, Cyanidi, Petnepin je Reynauld and Nafo ‘Arabe, Fumigating a a Cadmium, Nickel and Palladium ‘Onydes Ureorace Govie used M and Copper Lac Sulphur, ny, fe EWIS FRUCHTW ANGER, 1 Nhe oe were” 0, WATCHMARERS.—100 GROSS OF SUPRRFINR Geneva watch gine red by ‘ulton street, LEGAL NOTICES, annotating. IF¥’S SALE ON ATTACHMENT.—BY VIRUR the Sapreme Court t rehinaine . gia [Tg T Bruxy low York, A Josern Earon, Orderly Sere EW YORK, AUG \TED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOU ritvation to do General Housework. a zood plain cook. Would also do ‘am berwork. She is willing to make herself generally use. two days at No, 10 Carmine street. weeher ard jroner —MR. MA KENZIE — SI we did pot, os you assert, hold our meeti They were called in the usual way, by those to whom “the Although you did not attead our late meeting:, you are deservedly entitled to th t which is due t> you on account of your unceasing in ths causo “of cur unfortunate country in the year 18s therefore you shall become possessed of the information you require within fifteen days from this date through the you desire it, for the satisfaction of con- Yours respect ully, MES DEVLIN, Secretary. Q OF THE T. 0. Can be seen for ANTED-BY A PROTESTANT WOMAN, A SITU- and to assist in washin, G 139 avenue B, cond floor, front room. Can be charge was entrusted. ation as Cook, 3 Please call at No. Niith and Tenth streets seen for two days. ANTED-BY A MOST RESPECTABLE .WOMAN, ‘with @ fresh breast of milk, and who has just lost her situation as wet Nurse. cither to go out or take an infant into her own house. the best of city reference. Place, off Downing street, near Bleecker. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, cook, washer and ironer. Can give goo recommendations from ler last place. Inquire at 71 Boek- n etree’ source by which tributors generally. baby, a fow days old, T AREGU LAR MONTALY MEETI! held at their mectin Barclay street, the following preamble and res Apply to Mra. K., ; Phat we return our sincere thanks to Mr. John Abbott, of the Fort Lee Pavilion, for his gentlemanly con- duet and hind attention towards ue on our first annual Resolved, also, That the thanks of the company be ten- dered to Mrs. John Abbott for the kind attention towards the ladies on the ovcssior Resolved, That the above preamble and resolutions be published in the New York Herald, and that a copy of the same be forwarded to Mr. and Mrs. John Abbott. Committes—Jonis Bunker, Joue nD. Costa, James Devlin, M. COSTA, Chairman, BY A MIDDLE AGED ron, ina small family. she ood city reference from ployer. Can be seen for two days, if not engaged, at 101 Eleventh street, first floor. ANTED—IN A CLOTHING TANTED—A SITUATION, ‘woman, to cook, wash an nds bread making. Ha: STORE—TWO MEN, rienced Salesman, thoroughly acquainted with the retail clothing business, the other a man to bushel himself generally neefal. and Englieh preferred. ply after 10 o'clock, this da; Hudson street, corner of King : tre ANTED—A COMPETENT MAN AS PORTER IN A Joun 1, Wirrvon, Secretary. One who can speak 1 30CIA Gente aeotrians ives OTICE.—THE AMERICAN ASSOCIA TION JOUN HAYS, No. 363 excursion, sy he steamer II large double-decked barges, to Haverstraw, tcndhling at same place, for $1,008 "Apply to uh. va ON, 8 Nassan stroct. $125 —FOR SALE—A SPLENDID AND Fer ful hydro-oxygen Microscope, with 8 Compete for exhibition, A neat portable apparat is. with which ® young man ca. make from $20 to $40 per week. Call at the Hall io street, third story, (ontrauce tween 68 and 06), from 10 to 12 A. M. or 4 to6 P, M., for full particulars. Goon oUANCE, ‘ORSALE, A CONFROTIONERY usine: ar Broadway, on’ very cheap conditions. Inguiro at 5) American Consignuont ofhos, 122 Willian street, up stairs, YACHT OF THIRTEEN TONS FOR SALE.—APPLY to LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON & CO, 3: Browtway. RUG STORE VOR SALE—BEAUTIFULLY FITTED up; and oneot the best locations in the city, with a very desirable lease of building. Will be eold for ioas than it. is worth, as the advertiser has other business to attend to. the attention of a good physician. Ad- ."" Herald office, F°%, SALE OR TO EXCHANGE FOR A FARM IN ern New York or Michigan, (© bouse and lot in the vill of New Rochelle, Address by mail J. W. L. New Rochelle, N. J. OR SALE—A GRAIN DISTILLERY IN NORFOLK, Virginia, with twelve acres of land attached, in complete order; will distill 300 boabels grain daily, and'can bo made to do 600 with a trifling outlay. 1y ante oan be found for ell whiskey manufactured, Grain ese always be haat # price than im any of the nerthern markets, A bar- Pe be expectod if early application is made. P. S.— entleman that knows this distillery, with a oapital o 000, is willing to snieaa in it, with a partnor possessing oe business qualifications and some capital, Address orfolk, Virginia. FoR sat SALE.—A SALOON ON BROADWAY, WITH private parlors, and seven or eight private rooms, tarce kiteben, &c. The Saloon and rooms are woll furnished and fitted up, which furniture and Pirend with the louse, will be sold, nt extremely low. Apply to ‘as B. KINSHIMER, No. $19 Fourth avenue, from 2to7 P.M. JPOR SALE, NEAR RYE BEACH —95 ACRES OF LAND in the town of Ry®, situate on the South sido of che road leading to the Westchester Turnpike, and having an oxten- sive view of Long Islang Sound, Tho above iv about one anda half miles from the Rye station, and half « mile from the beach, Alro, about 16 aores on the easterly aide of the road leading from the village of Milton to Kyefhalf a mile from the beach, and one mile from the depot. The above Property is about one.and a half hours from Now York, and desirably located for pleasant and cheap country ‘ro Apply to R MORGAN, No. 1 Pino st. OR SALE—THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT OF ONE OF the most valuable articles now in use; has a very exton- ve and increasing sale, with a profit of one hundred and ifty to two hundred per cent, and from which alarge and independent fortune can be realized within three years; also, the subscriber's wholesale business, with the variet, articles manufactured by him. p: ree profite. This is worthy the attention of all wishing or about cneagingin business, as it is w chance seldom met with through the golumns' ‘of the press. It is well established throughout the a. Enjoying poor health, and finding iv pradent to travel awhile is hie only reason. of disposing of the same, None need penly without three or four thousand ash at hand. priya CitANE 3 HOPKINS, GORSALE—A HOUSE AND LOT IN MONRO STREET, near Reid avenue, price $1 100; two h and two Jots in Macdousal street. near Paca avenue, price $500 and $600, all in the city of Brooklyn, ‘Terms half eash, half on bond and mortgage for a term of years. Apply at 302 Madi- son street, New York. ARMS OF FIVE ACRES AND UPWARDS, AND Splendid Village Lots.—Now is the time $s parsbai homenear the Lake of Beauty. For sale, a few village lot at Lakeland, L. I., on the north side of the Long Isinnd Railroad, Those lots are laid out on avenues and streets, leading from the Railroad to tne celebrated Lake Ronkon kema, A more delightful location cannot be found in the vicinity of New York, Persone can select such lots ay they Yerire,and pay incash or hy instalments. Apply imme diately to CHARLES WOOD, 208 Broad here smap of the lots can be had, and all informati rtully given, N.B.—An excursion onthe Long Island Railroad to Luke- Care will leave Atlintio Kvn. on Wednesday, the Ith of August, fi kA rive at Lakeland about ha jook dollars 3 Pine street. Je the piuce, nil select $1, and good to return asy. : ROCERY STORE FOR SALB —AN OLD. ESTAB- a. Also, Fixture. and Furniture of eaid store Horse: “Waren, Sleigh and Warners, Stool amall. Apply WM. R. PRENTICE, 148 Prince, corner Laurens street. ARLOR ORGAN. FOR SALE, A BEAU TLEUL PAR. lor Urgan in & mahog & sad) shure h, Odd Fellows’ or Free Must be sion, Can be seen at N. "ARE OHA ALE, IN T ward, the fixtw good will ein & ae aes ati now doing t of the f CHAPEELL Not i JAIL BOsT FORK SALE ABOUT SIXTEEN VERT WN Jong. carries a jib aud mainsuil, and is very sti a K sake b sold cheap. Apoly t Willis fo, made Inst +pr: 4 mit dove apposite to che State House, Philadelphia. RM. ine 0 MEDICAL MEN —AN U an, is now the establisho y twanty year tly increasing prectire eut door pu aye amonget the clite of onr citizens, Ths sale of tho rood vill and practice will be at a moderate eum ia consequence of the present ophthsiinin practioner & protracted weak state of health, profitable portion of bis hustoces. a y respectable an can, in ashort time, render the prast eqnal to hia most ambitious desires, Thy instrusted in the therapeutic and hygienic pre mode of application of several newly diseovered « curing various hitherto consi incurable diseases ing the eyes, ty totter, post paid, aldcecsed UCU st office, New York. rale of an Ophthalm! crinent ocnlist, wh LIST, Box 1,80 SOAMVING AND LODGING, LADY, OR SMALL FAMILY, WAVING SUPT cient plain furniture to furnis ment dwelling near the city and wo charge of the same, or dispose of furniture for boar. Xe. y hear of an advantageous offer, by addressing Touant, Broadway Port office. YOUNG FRENCH GENTLE years of age, whore family lew wiehes to find beard in an American priva'e in the cityor Brooklyn. Address, by Mr. Leopold, No. 7 Broadway, betweeh 9 LADY CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH BOARD in a private family, where there are ina plain furvishad room, at 163 Vari OARD WANTED.—A LADY WITH A YOUNG wishes to obtain, at a Jow charge, comforts ‘) NINETEEN ‘8 rred. Address “Jobneon,’ Ming ail pertioutar URNISHED ROOMS WANTED—BY A GENTELMAN and his wife, without board, in some convenisnt loca Nyack and New York, Wednesday, the 11th inst. cotillon bands, also the Newark Cit; ‘oot of Jay street, each wa hard ware house, South. Tho Newark brass band ani pot | acquainted with the business. Pariton House, Broadway, ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED CUTTER, TO CUT fine Southern clothing. Apply at No. 156 Broadway, None need apply but those Application to be Rifles. will accompany Members of the order in this elty, destrons of spending a day of plossure with their Newark brothers, can do #0 by getting on board at the foot of Jay street, at a quarter to ten o'clock. ‘They can also obtain tickets when going on board the boat. ANTED—IN A WHOLELALE CLOTHING STORE— young nan who writes a good haud and is correct in figures, to areist in trimming. One that is willing to work, and make himeoif generally useful about the business, may hear of n goed situation by addroesing @ note, with referoa con, to W. W,, at the Herald office. LOST AND FOUND. —A PORTE MONNAIE, CORNER OF SIX- h a8. and Bixth avenue, coniai it by previn, f pert Inquice av the "Coml paying for thia adi ni Corner of Sixth avenue and Sixteonth street. not afraid of bard work, and ‘useful; he understan: and is acquainted with Beet of referencs MLR. F. he care and managemen yd wat e above rewerd: il be “paid for the ‘thief, a 18 Beaver street, up stairs, ANTED—A MAN OF ENTERPRISE, TO PURCHASE & portable and profitable Exhibition—ono that will 50 0,50 dollars per, week, without risk, Amount ‘All ni -y instructions giv Call Hy the Furniture Store, Now “93 Broadway, this da; ANTED—AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, AS CLE in a Tea Store. bes required $150. REWARD.—LOST, ‘ON SUNDAY AFTERNOO} the Sth instant, a lady's double cased Watch, de- tached Lever, Wo. 3,073. on the loft hand side of Canal street, 4 Chureh street, between the hours of Ton dollars reward as in some first rate getablishment inthe old country proferreds Apply at 19) Bowery, corner of Spring AITERS WANTED feat tnd i” o "clock in the afternoon, will be paid to any person finding the same, by oallingat Bleecker street, corner of Broadway. BROWN SILK PARA! OL, wire and ivory handl ont Vogl : fae —WANTED AT GOSLING'S Geraae Restaura: ped in white paper, and ANTED—AT JOUNSON'S DINING SALOON, NO. ‘0 active young men as waiters. hose that andorstand the business, 31 Canal street, t NTED—TWO JOURNEYMEN BAKERS, AT NO, ey Wiles No. Cases, AP TLTAP PROCKOWNITZ. ‘rds; 53,377, a ‘liberal reward will be paid forthe yen a property, 0G Sinday orentan Png ge My RD.—LOST, 51 West street, ANTED—A BOY TO ASSIST IN A "s workshop. Apply to T. tT RUG CLERK WANTED—A PERSON -ROQUAINTED with the retail and prescrip OLENK'S Pharmacy, 49 Montgomery 8 0 WATCHMAKERS.—A SIFCATiON WANTED IN in the business “Radrese immediate- i above reward, Se ep ‘eat Treaty cond atroct, or at No. 19 him, ry No. i street, Siaas Aen ity. Beekman street, AND WATERING PLACES. % tion, at the Intel- Greenwich street. Mechanios, and ene sf ey OUIS Mi lige Parvioularly Seumnentes | as one Greman servant to teach the rudiments of music and German—good ironer, &e., and one Scotch Nousemald—good iro or ‘This office will remov 287 Broadway, corner of Rea NTED—AT 114 poet ee AWET unas Recherery a chambermaids. ANTED—WELL mre = COOKS, CHAM: Riieenery tienes LES tion. where they’ can have their’ meals brought from ar: tanrant., Address Christy, this office, QARD SOME PLEASANT ROOMS AE NOW TO it, with b Nos, 82 and 1 Bast Twenty-third ion Park, and near Loxing= the modern improveroks. at ree fon avenue, The houses har OARD WANTED—IN A RESPECTABLE AND GEN- teel French family, in an elisible portion of the city. A euite of rocms on th nd floor, with full board fora gentleman and wifo, two children and servant. must contain all the modern improvements, with All requisite conveniences adjvining-the rooms. None but a French family need respond to this advertivement. A lino stating terme, &o., will command prompt attention. U exeeptionable references nd required. Address im: ately, post paid, * Board,” Box 2,48 Post ofice. Boarns. ROOMS IN SU i! FOR FAMIL(ES or | gentlemen, with or without board, can be had at No. 3 Leroy Place, blecoker street. The house is new, well fur- nished with bi nd closets upon every floor. CARDING AT ‘CHURCHILL'S HOTEL, NO. 5 COL; co —Several pleasant rooms on the for ge d'thoir wives, of small. fa- tlemen, may be had at this odativns for transient com- bien at $1.2 per ras GENTLEMAN AND HIs WIFE, OR Two entlemon, oan be accommodated with board, 31 Ci ; Hall plac . OARD WANTED—BY A LADY IN A QUIRT FAMI- ly where there are no children. A widow lady profer- red. “Address M. Edith, Broadway] Post efoe RENCH BOARD WANTED.—BY AN AMERIC. AN gentieman. A private pen en Location be- tween Bleecker and Fourteenth stree! ddress, in French or English, C. B., American Whig Review office, 120 Nassau treet. EW YORK Hors BAZAAR, 31 CROSBY STR Carriages, Harness, Sad di ing at tw GATFIELD, Proprietor. JOBN H. 3 | MRS FOR SALE, FOR WANT OF USR—WAR- a sound, and’ hind ip all harness Je; J# & black Canadian ‘tad, fifteen han be seen by inquii re Alaocone Lop bugey. light. Wage arly now, and used but one month, K C HORSE, 16 HANDS iB Maem Bey BLAC! trot fiver phe § in all re- onad ARRIAGES FOR ans ‘SIX x SECOND-HAND CAR. tw ni Ty }» one Cou tential hg Tp teseon, al ae Serer; ee oe Haha pony TP wilt be cord’ low: it aye ale Tor fom diately, at oun a. HAM’S Warereoms, roadway. Ft LE—A FINR BAY TNORSE, SOUND AND pee ble for harné onddl SRL ery y stable, corner of University piace ORSES onal we ang wi xine gear HORS) Howe er ron advo ae soparage ere: | ie | Scsiens sma fis, vapnly to Sat itr Shenae awe “ the ae oe VOry, COFner Fire ave | Sestat Sweaty NEWS BY THE MAIL. Our Beston Gacscneas lence Bosvon, Auguat 7, 1852 Meeting of the Webster Commitee Discussions End of the Drama. ond Exenst Omnes, The Webster Committee neld their final meeting on | Wedner day Inst, at the Revere Houve and—dropped the | curtain! The chject of the meeting was to discuss the coniition of ‘he ; arty, and to agree upon some plan o¢ operations, It was soon found. however. that there was ® pretty uninimous sentiment that nothing could be attempted with the slightest chines of oneness ‘Three quarters of the committee were as cold and despondent ag if they had been drvwa from oun. 4 of #rog’s Pond te the other. But there were sone polier spirits, who wee Teady to follow Mr. Webs’ Jovperate as th y were, though the men of grea’ na» hit ahandoned hin, even as there were Frenchmen ready and were anxious, to contend for Napoleon. after his Marshals bad extorzed from him the abdication of Fontainbleau, e Mr. George T, Curtis, (the same .eutieman who wes Commissioner when *hadrach was rescued, and who sent to Mr. Webster that on that occasion war had been levied against th» (/u'ted States.) was for decid: action, omd (or lett mr the Seott men see that thoy (the supporters of Mr. Webster) wore not to be despised. He belie ot that thousands of whige would rally to the support of Mr Webster, if his name should be formally brought before the public ; and i wos wellknown thet Mr. Webster halleft the matter entirely in the hands of his fiends, @ | wo vd te governed by their ac# tom, Uf therefir’ he should not be nominated—if he were chundoned by men who had profeasd so much vega d for hmm V that portion of Me whig ror y which hat been inexpiably offended by the advocetes af Mr, Webster's nomination, shoukd be allowed to trample upon a ot whise. as it was well know n they intended to—the fault would not be with Mr, Websar himself, but with those of his friends who, after professing great attachment to him, were now avxious to join the Scott banner, because they supposed it was about to float victoziously ever the fleld, For his (Mr, Curtivs) part, he by no means despaired of the cause upon which they had entered, nor did he believe in the invincibility of General Scott ; and ifhe did he trusted that it would never be a reason with him for aban toving a party, that its fortunes were bad, That, with right minded men, would rather be aground for adhering more closely to it. He, therfore, was for entering immediately upon a course of action which should pliee Mr, Web- ster formally before the public as a candidate for the Prosidency, with an electors tick forthwith, Other states wii) wor wouldybe encouraged, and Mr, Web, in a formidable position aad would r« votes enough, at the least, to place him in toe {i of Repreenta- tiver, where his weight of charac'er would be fully, ap- preciated, and most protaby eanse hiv election. He was notjfor being p: sive in he bands of men who wero Dittorerjenemics than tie democrats, and who in prinele pled ffered.in no important respect from the free sollers, Mr, Carll, senior editor ef ‘he Daily Bee, and one of the young seeds of the jarty. supperted Mr, Curtis with » good deal ofenerzy. Ile was for proceeding to the nomi- nition of Mr, Webster. confident that by boldness some= thing would be accomplished, whyreas nothing could be gsined by, forbearence. The supporters of Gen, Seott hw already put them under the ban of the party, and he was not for submission to there who now stood im the positicnm of their «vowed enemies Too much time had already been lst—ioo many advantages had al- ready been thrown away—to leave any doubt as to the impolley of the do nothing system, Had Mr. Webster's fiwds acted five or six weeks ago—had they tiken advantage of the very general indignation that existed here and throughout New England, at the treatment he bud received at Baltimore, and placed hin in ne mination—they would have had the whig party with them by thir time As it wag, valuable time and great © « of power had been neglected or pasted over, with what evil every one conld see He was lor no further conduct of thy Kind, We could not exe States to move before we ehould have set them complets damper to the friends of in other quarvers of Umon, that Masea- ibotneted How could we expect them to when we remained fole, giving. to all outward ap- aronee the fuile t evidenes tial we were calmly sub mitting 10 che Gietation of the Seott Iraderathe men v.bo bad prevented Mr, Webster's nomination in the pa- tionnl convention? Several genuemen réplied to Mr. Curtis and Mr, Earle. They pointed out that every movement from whieh sortetitie had been hoped to their cause. had turoed ovtacomplete fuillure Something had been hoped from Mr, Webster's friends in New York ¢ Had anything been done there ? Not the first thing. And it was well known that one of the most fi Jable of Mr, Webster's seeret enemies—one who had iabored most gealou-ly against bim in the Bultimare coaveotioa, and to whose exertions General Seott’s nomination waa largely dae—a mere tool of Mr. Seward—was one of the richest whig merchants of that city, and cherisnrd hopes of succeed. ing to Governor Hunt through the™triamph of the Scott party. Something had been hoped from the Georgia movement. Had anything come trom it? Nothing but rdicuie, It had been sad thot agreat deal might have heen accomplished if we had actet earlier. Perhaps so. But the question now.was. not what might have been done, but what could be done Was it poseible, ty, py movement of theirs to #« he vote of a single for Mr, Webster ?. Tt was not > mort that could tee pen, would be to divide the wi g party in Massachusetts, and throw ber vote for Gi eicct him, in case the cont b waa it for them—for men who claimed to be the truest whigs of ull—to aid the election of a democrat ?—to go, in fact. to his resene, and prevent his defeat, to be repaid with scorn and contempt ? Were they togive the coalition bird year of power, vhen notbing bur their ald would st from falling ? Were they to aliow the election of @ pdabolirien United States Senetor from Massasbu- tis. und vome eight or teo—perhaps eleven—Locofoco or in Massachusetts, waiting ouraction, would be at once free soil Inembers of the Umted States House of Repre- atives ? Gentlern: ough: to ct that such would » results of allowing intignation to get the better of Ane Was it likely that they would be the better— ‘that Mr. Webster would be the betrer-—of any such com- plete cceession on m th r pai ‘from the whig party? [t was not. Mr We would allow bis naw aun piopoed ‘True, he had raid that he was inthe lands of bie frle nds; bat did he moon by this, that he was to be made a tool in the hands of bis enefuies? Most certainly not As whigs, they were averse to any such action as should give additional strength tothe democrats Tt was better to suffer some. de of thse who after all, agreed. han tonid in bringing about the ewho denounced their principles aud derided themselves, Such were, sub-tantiatly, the arguments of the bulk of the commiitee who have got tired of being in an attit very tir yuan, i for Massuchuretts whigs to kind, but perhaps as by Mr H*%*, who condemned « persistence ia the Web- ement, as something thet common sense and experience would pot warrent Gentiemen, be sald, must not attempt to shut their eyes to facts. however disagreeable they might be to the sight. There was not the siightest ground for believing that Mr. Webster 0 obtain a single electoral votw Let his friends labor ever ©o bard. They bid be jeceived. from first to lust, as to the ext b-ter’s party—as to the sirength of his hold upon the people —as co the ehances of his nomination at Bultimore, is friends had gone to the convention full of confidence and Love, really believ ing—the least sanguine of them—tbet his chances were as good ag those of the other candidates, They had acted in the most tiberul mavner towards the delegates who had almost lived at their expense, +wiling wine to an extent that was ineredible to thore who were not aware ot the capacity of thirsty politicians, whose zeal for the publie good had absorbed all their moisture What had followed? Had they obtained a single more vo'# than would have been bad if they had staid at bome and saved their money * They had not. They bad been deluded, cheated, im- pored upon, and out-generatied. Was it worth while to persist in a play that they bad showed themselves so in- capable of understanding? He thought not. He cared not to be furtber laughed at, His taste was, perhaps, ir- regular. and other gentlemen might think differently but he bad got quite tired of being iu a ridiculous posi- tion. Beside. the play was a very costly one. If conti- nued, it must be paid for, as it was one of that kind ot ames from Which all parties were sure to tise losers, ‘or himeelf, since the commencement of the Webster movement, his share of the expenses of it had been $625, and he had really become tired of paying. bol two was worthy of serious consideration, there being two certain results to the proposed movement—namely; that it would cost @ great deal of money, aud would be sure to end in nothing. pened ech had a powerful effect, being a judicious pocket, by one of the shrewdest men of Seiden irther conversation. the committee salderae’. without day “h baving surrendered at diseretion to the Scott party, which most men consider a discreet proceedit ‘he leaders of the Seott. yesolute not to mal ce ee terms with the LiF pen whose day of grace they consider as having been. over. With the rank and file they nie nes ed to fairly—nay, generously—as with men who Pave all honor, “As to Wel eter.” aid Colonel * * * other day, to @ leading coalitionist. high in office the State government, “we don’t care a d—n for any more tl we do for D-npixon, We shall anything from him or bis shallow advisers. If they Haale aie Pasa goa, well and good; but we shan’t ask . They may take them-elves where they pn our sah eal h Bane’ Niko the sanisteoe ot Mr Webster; and that ds we jag about, at present.’ end of the Webster party. It was once porefal and igh under judicious peer ty come aged har in iteelf aa bre ~ ‘in of ral of the t respectable, wealthy, well~ snembaee and Patent-batbered, geome the se a ad nyo esl fai ‘would be oe to dey to it the possession of s degree wer— that is until the of Ter dange degre: of dation, hed. demonstrated thet Me. Yrotetes wat ace Eee the ration believed in, by the representatives of the national whig party. an il o the decline, which hae | teas ea of parve diplayed by Ke ehist,