The New York Herald Newspaper, September 29, 1854, Page 4

eee ee OE NEW YORK HERALD. JAMES GORDO BENNETT, PROPRIECOR and epipoa SPPIOB N, W. CORNER OF Nas5aU AND FULEON SPS. | — = AMUSEMENTS THIS RVANING. QS9TEE GARPEN—I Purscary WeOsDWAY THEATER Arondway. Dawox axv Ay- emas Two BowsrcassLr®. BOWrSY VHSATRB Ho Gumerae, Causuaw, anv on Fru KERG 2EBLO'S Sroaéway--Joexo—Div en riseMawT —AavHO- Bosracue Bar amrry Gras we ‘a ADS AW WRTON'S. Chamders street. Now-a-Davs — ‘mm fxn: @us Fauity. IONAL THEATRE, Obatham strest—Faenon avn Gosracne. shLeca's T6E- TRE Broaéway Wire's Proonn Froor. ereoroulvan TURATDE. E.apyn~AxGe. OF THE Bric eal om Wisp Oars ~ily | 42K1CAN MUSEUM Afierscon Maps on Pare Lamp ©& FrverniLiiscs Breve Ruscacun : OOD'S MIN ) kb, (4 Brvedway G@worar ermerRe maou OF BRA OKLET'S UPRKA KOUSL 639 Broadway—Buox eroou's ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELS, ~ Mwonanios’ Sera, 472 Prosaws) CAMNCOVPS FIPPODROWE, Madison Squsre—tauee The Drought andthe Crops -The Bezald Cor. | cropsof the present y ar in all parte of the Se eed elbaneeereitresteer seen ee ee OO og Intetitger,% weependves. GorEMNon SHA gry ayn ~TAFY om BOARD TWH MAy-or- Ip reply to our Jate eirenlar and generaliavi- pasha @—By mvitation from Commotore . cific " 6 y lervine, ho & gos out sbrrtty in the fag ship Ind-pea- tation for specific Intelligence conevraing the deneoto ames tne Ge hailed ee. i fr 4 be Governor sipour, sitenced by some geutiemes of bia coustry, we Dave oa file a highly interesting — spf, visi J vbis ably on Wodnastay. The affcera of Jetter frow Hon, Wil ougbby Newtoa, of Wee- | the Frewe 4 versels ot war now ly!ng im the haroor, were tern Vir in a, another trom Willam Edwards, pa ee well as & nombdor of lstiew and gen:lemen nom. city. A fine band of musie f-om the F:q., of Edenton, N.C, aud another from Sena- pions athe y: wei tatu’ can Bt ato tor Dodge, of Towa, all o| which we propose to . | ols fen sdded to the aviras ina.of the 09 aston Nott publish on Mo. dy morning, with sach others | (0* Y pd ben owitred *lneh ervld mintser to the pies of pubic interest as may be received n the } Board of acd rine ‘The Board held the eizbth ant last maoting of the Feptember setsion yesterday, Nuthaa C Ely, Bay Prepicent, in the cho'r PEETIONS KEVERGRD. Of peveral pers us fur remistton of persousl ax erro niousiy astened | TLe Prmwext spnennced to the reporters thet pe 41 received su synonymy) petition In re ation to tha gub Ke marke! nd giviug reesous «hy Ws-biogton Mirke shouts not be reouilt oa ica preseet see miso ax Didired » letter sigues 'Jurtion” esting why some padlic civ Ji ere not -bovn to the ofc re or the traacit war weese) Low in our harbor, ard wehed 0 wave it an- dertetoco that ro ves proceeting could tke place, dod-e the new charter, without ap appropriativa first being made dy the Councilmen RESOLUTIONS. FOr apo eomf rt of the guest. afer tae Governor sod left the enip the yards were mand chat reflected creait va th interval. | The list of letters which we have already \+ publisbed from different States and sections of | , Bud gave, we pltaecre to all parties sunogrnel he the Union. comiog a8 they did rom the bigh- 4 my manger = tbe ania sharesar, of That the members of Fire Engine Cotwpany No. 21'bs est ofiteiu] and private sources, | ave had, as we peed eloyet pepular « allowed to take thel: engi eto Jereey tty, for ‘he pur pose of jolpteg and tabing part in the snoual parade of ibe Jersey Oy Fira Lepss tment, oa Uatores & adap ed, That the returo uf oyoren® Jompauy No 1 swore to by AH Wens er, toe fareuaa of toe oompang, be bave reason to believe, a very material infla . ence in rreeting the geme of the speculate py tovifier with him in bis po vepdence is aDobic verse!, and WitD he present gailsct ends Dor crov, ae e nnot fail to promote the & ne growow wteests of our commerct in the prime articles of bread suf and pr gj. | ntin the Paatfc, eco.ved and pl ced iv the Laude of the Clem of the Pp a rece Foal} ie shoals 0 i ow Ce al > mw on Counel ad: pted sions, not only here in w York, but in ay MATER ON Covvamia COLLEGE —The commit. ee di dyaten to watered hgtieie ice weeds obebsten: our Atlantic seaboard cl This was one | tee tepomed by thetate snete, at the last pession, to | onto. povabls by aeve-nmne: t. ia yurduane of the aczof inte theeoncitien of Columbia College, seam ed yeaterday aftersoon in the library room of the Coie lege to hear the report of tle focalty, and on bora’ of the frusters, te the inquiries arising wt the last ses loa of the committee Thert were present Meesra Hopk n+ fro ks, ang tavforth ‘Toa kev De Spring rep cond on beball of the trustees ard Previtent King on behait of the faculty Tre day eae apentin vearing thease ce- ports, which were prevoonces satisfactory. the Legisatare, passed april, 1852, was referred to Commitee on Piast ce TOE TESTIMONY TAKEN BEFORE THR RECORDER IN RBGARD TO 1S ALLEGKD INIJOITIES UP TH LATE GHMMON O9UNCIL ‘The report of tue Comptroller, and tne cewdmony tekrn velors the Recorder ia 1853, ‘slieging corruption to the late Common Couvett, was teeivadt aloetwau CHAUSCHY moves thal commanications [rom the trade of departments be taken up. object of our application for positive fact 4 as far as po vib e, fromevery State and err itory, of the effect of the drough: in the reduc tion of the crops of the year Within the Ja yt week flour bas follen 1m ibis market to tye & dent ofa dolar anda balf, andin some ivstanct adotlar inqui 0) Ma PRKTO AMANO LATRs FROM BUROPE. By the arrival of the steamship Alps at Boston aud the America at Halifax we have one week liter news from Burofe and the East, The mos) impor tant feature of the intelligence from the sest of war ia the announcement of the sailiug of the ex edition again-t the Crimes. The force ongsged in this ea terprise Gera anOwents-five thousand esilors. The fice: paid to comprise seven hundred vessels of all de soriptions, sailed from Varna on the 4th inat., acd would probably reach its destination by the BMtp. It is said that the French generala differed in opinion as to the propriety of the movement, and that orders from the French goveroment had been sent ovt to stop its execution. A report prevailed that the Baltic fleet would return to Fogtacd, and thet Sir Charles Napier would resign, Bry .caana, the Raseians had retreated from sevorel of their ports, whieh had given rise to the belief that Schamyl had obtained important successes over his adversarie ‘The French governmest sre in the market fora Joan of four bupdred million frans. The newsfron Spain ie important. The revolutionary elem-ns is @till ke,t uuder, but a violent demonstration of the republicans sceme to be momentarily expe:ted, Phe news fiom Uhius states that no attack had yeu been made npos Canton. ‘fhe latest market reports aro given in soother c lama. POLITICAL MEBTINGS LAST NIGHT. Ata meeting of the Municipal Reform Com nit tee, held last evening, Nicholas Dean was unani- mouly nominstet for Mayor. Mr. Dean was for many years President of the Oroton Aquedaot Board, and is now Pre at of the Harlem Rail road Company. We have not heard that he has gocepted the nomivation, The committee recom mended the following gentlemen for city officers:— Francis R. Tillou, for Recordar; Welcome R. Beebe for City Judge; A. W. Beauford, for Sarrogate; and Channecy Schaffer or A. Oakey Hall, for District Attorney. ‘The bard shel! democrats held their elections for @elegetes to the various nominating conventions for eity and county officers, last evenmg. With but few unimportant exceptions, everything passed off ba woniously, The Whig General Committee met last evening and appointed this day week asthe time for hold ing the primary elections of that party. Tbo merit- of the various tallied of candidates for Mayor were freely discussed, but in the present foggy state of the political atmosphere, mere opinions are wortn Tess. POLITICAL AFFAIRS, Fall reports of the foor exciting politizal conveu- thove recently held at Aubarn will be found int Heratp of ‘o-day. Oar special reporters have given ‘the only detailed acvouat of the secede's’ Auti-N» braska Convention, which was held on Taesiay evening. The debates vi) be fonnd intorestiag, in astouch as they give au insight into t.e intrigue by which the whigs succeeded in forciag their tick. upon the so-cailed inuependent organizatio=®. Tho “Temperance” Convention seems to have beon rather an intemperate sif-irc. The Liberty Party State Convention moet at Syra- cure yesterday, and after cumriderable bi ckeriag no- minated tre following ticket for State officera:— For Governor—Wm. Goodall, ot New Yo k ; for Lieutenant Governor— Austin Ward, of Oneida; for Canal Commitsioner—John C. Harrington, of O-- wego; fur State Prisca laspector—Mr. Shapscott. THE PROTESTANT BViscOPAL CONVENTION. The second day's sessioa of the Protestant Epis ecpal Convention was hela yesterday. There wasa morning and an eveniog sexsion, At the latter a Fesolution waa introduced by Rev. Dr. Pardee, tua* the convention do to-day, at 11 o'clock, proceed to the election of 8 provisional bishop for thy diocess. Dr. Tyng moved a substitute, that she covention request the standing committee of the diocesa to oall a special conventioa for the purpose, to moet om the fourth Wedoesday in November. After av exciting discussion the question was taken by yea or ays on the substitute, which was lost, and the origiaal :crolution was ado ted. Owing to the pres2 of matter we are compelled to omit our report. TUE BOARD OF ALDERMEN, There was # spirited debate in the Boar of Aldermen laet evening on the presontation of the Comptroller's report, and an accompanying budget of voluminous testimony, extending over 400 folios taken before the Recorder in 1863, in respect t> alleged official corruption amongst the Inte Common Council, The testimony is said to vontsin some ex treordinary developements, but it must be remem dered that the evidence was wholly ex parte. The document was ordered to be printed under tho supervision of the Comptroller. Mr. Reynolds, con- tractor for taking garbage from the city, presented another proposal in relation to the surceader of his wontract. STATE OF THE MARKETS. Common brands of State flour closed yesterday at $7 8 $7 12, which was in some cases 124 cents per barrel lower. Other descriptions were dull at about the previous day’s rates. Canada white wheat sold at $1 64a $1 66 per bushel, free of duty, and a lot of Wisconsin or upper lake sold at $146, Indian corn was & trifle better and closed at 76c. a 770. for @ound Western mixed. Rye sold at $118. Rice wa- active and bigher, with sales of about 600 casks a* Ge. a Sic. here and to arrive. At the close, strictly prime was held at 5jc. a 6c. per pound. Meesre. Coffin & Haydock held a large special sal» yesterday of Paris worsted goods, of the im orts tien of Mess s. Benkard & Hatton. The catatogae comprised 523 lows. The heaviest line consisted of French merinos, all of which were sold, and at price- equal to about ten percent advaace on previous sales of the kind the present season. The comvany was unusually large, and the bidding quite spirited There was also a line of Tuibet colored cloths, which sold well. The delaines, with the exception o' seme of the plaids were alao sold at quite satisfac tory prices, Many out of town purchasers attended the sale, and contributed to the briskaess of tae gocde. For the ange of prices obtained we refer to a statement of the same under the head of tne City Trade Report. Messrs. Wilmerdings & Mount held s moderate sale of carpets, which cousisted of 160 lots, and 350 pic: es of ofl cloth, which were all sold at fair prices, compered to previous sales. Mresre. Benkard & Hatton will to-day offer, through the above honse, # large line of bomba- 2 Dee, ounts to about seventy-five thoasand sol ¢ Aberman ERKICK objected Alcermun DRakg also opoo-sd toe motion ‘The PRESIDENT an uove t a cowmunication from the vy the testimony tazen nefore ro, 1853, in regard 0 fravds alleged to beve heen perpeisbted ay the old vom » Ob COLUM) © ae On the ‘able, Akerman HERRICK was opyosel to taking np the burget until toe revocté wad other urinesn were ts. 1 oed of, and even then he wou'd de oppoted to its bring inten ‘"piderman FowARn said he wisned dy al imeann to see the whose thing pr viel Je wns due l nis constiiuen sud to the public shat it sheuid be printed. slderaan WoorwaRd wana memoer of te old Bosra of +eestants, and was is favor of the budget beng privtec. Te wea net afraid of it. Op diviction Alderman Chaancer 8 motion prevailed 2 derman Mort moved t priat the budget Alderman Hxarick said thet the testimony was ex parle, and habie tw ivujove me: whe, perbaps, were tao) cent. He therefore was opposed to ita being priatad aWeman BaowN also opposed the priuting, on the ground that the evitence was «x parte alderman Cuacncey wee of pinion that as this lars tigation was ordere: by the Governor it ehoaid be pad- lished, irrespective of woutever tmpressicne the gentic men cpposite feaed it wruid make alcerman Wantsian was agsin proceoding to argue net the prin jocucent, when Iderm wn BLU * point of order, the laerman i NDuase SiMBay ante witeution, ces mghtly ga heri gat the Tahernscie tire runing @% the diseussion eoutinues. and three quartersper barrel. The ir aformation which we bave published ing very far to estubiich it asa ‘fixed fact’? that taere is an abundance of breid in the cov mtcy, and uo carthly ree y for a pantie, we rep-atit, as our decided opinion—has bad 2 positive in fluence ia effecting this remar gable declive in flour. Our cali upon the ¢ suntey, thereture, asa coup d’ etat ugainst tae speculators, has bean crowned with immedic,te and remarkuble Puosess. But we hadanother opject in view. It was te enlighten eur farmers and planters them- selyes with euch a gencrat exhibit of the year’s productions tlaroughout the Union as would enable them to calculate with something like certainty the present and prospective con- dition of our markets, the demaud and the sup- ply, and ‘the probable ruling prices for their mn are we { read ic argumonts to maintala their differ. ©. opi fons, and we tust tbat the religious pablic will bo Gnlighteprden a » bject iovoiving such Aaaportaat T! wits. and so deeply o aoected with the eternal inter- estscfal meulicd. he disquirtion on this subject contiuues for five more evenings. Prieket Match, The return match (frst eleven) beween the st George's snd New York Cricket Clabs, was commencad Wodverdny and terscinated yeaterday in favor of the Ne« York Clad, with three wickets w go down, At the cl of the first day’s play the score stood—S8t George's, 92, New York, $2; St George's thus heading their opoo vents by ten rune; hut on the second day the bosling uy p and Jams proved to botruly terrific, urge’a Ciub being able to asore but 87 runs, leaving the New York Ciub only 48 to get to win, whicb, a8 we said before was accomplished with three men tv spere. The bsttlr go Jams, Harvey and Higham wa» excellovt on the jar! of the Ne# York Clab, as was also that of Gibbs, Saw. Wright, Buroett and Fanett o4 th- one am ; . t of Bt George. Witn regard to the fielding, w fakamet commodities. In this light, the letters which | Bi) ae tes see several ie tenon Simeacpe B22 ofthe Twelfts (Wekemen) heving already spokea three we have published, and those which we yet ex- | St Geo:ge’s men, which certainty shoved great want of Aldermen WAKEMAN ssid that the Chair loving per- ASUS ARIAL! wil Whe aie Gulla Ue practice The fieiiing of tho New Yorkers was all that | mitted him to procerd, he had the flour despite of the sh, “ 7 snre, be cou d be desired, ano proved very effectual. This ws too third geme that the New Yorkers have won this season from their pewerful opponents The Turf. CENTREVILLE COURSE, L. I.—TROTTING. Two trotting matches auda trot for a sweepstukes, came off yesterday afternoon on the Centrerille Course. ‘The first match was for $1,000, between John Bird's b g. Deacon and Mr. Vin Baren’s b. m Fanay, mie heats. There wea but one beat in the race, Deacon distanciag the mare on the first mile, The second mi , $200, two mile heats, in harnosa, ternvnated like the first, Whelan’s nag beat Mr. Pear #0))’e an eighth of a mile the firet heat Tho sweepstakes was alsoa ofe sided affair. There were three entries—the horres without names. Jon Nelson drove a bay mare, with white feet: Mr. Strong crove anotker buy mere, and Jobo Baird hada bro: mare ‘iho Jatier wos distanced in the first heat, an Mr. :tropg’s badly beaten in both The folowing is « summary: ‘SnUrsDAY, Sept. 27.—irottiog match, $1,000, mil hevts, in harness, H. Woocruff drove b g¢ Deacon, Mr Strong drove b. m Fauny Time, 2:4: Samm Day —Match £900, two mile heats, to wagon: Mr Whelan nawed s,m }ann atten... Owszer named b m ——,... se eeee s Tim point of orcer CHammax—It is competent fo: any momber, at any time, to move s poiut of orter, and the AWerman ot the Tweli'h having abeacy spoken three t mes, the motion of the Alderman of ihe Third ward is pertectly right. ‘The vote waa tben put ou tie point of order, an’ the Alderman of the iwefth was permitted to proveod aléerman Wakeman tuen couticued for a few momenta, and was followed by 4Werran Voorns, who contended that the rejort should be pubiished Alderman RAKE moved, sud Alderman HugricK se conded the motion, to lay the whole subject upon tue table. ‘This smexdmen’ was lost by # vote af 17 to 4 On the questin to print being pat, alderman Waris MAN wished it to be Understood that the vore ce iutens ed t> record was given becausy he had n> knowle ige of theoonrenia of the paper. sie yoted therefore um the negative. A’éerman Herrick voted ‘No’? because he believed the decnment to be liheilons. Alderman Drake wlso explained why he voted in the begative. The motion being put, was caried by Alderman Morr then moved that copies be printed. * Alderman Bion sec nded the motion. Alserman Hereick said thet this motion to increase the number of copics showed the design of the re‘ormers: Ui an exiranuaber Wes to de printed, it shouid not he, confined to five hundred; Jet them print enough for tho whole community. t'@ moved as am amendmen; that fifty thousand copies be et (Laughter ) aldermen Daakn aud WN Opposed the printing of the extra copies. Alcerman Voorins, thoogh a re‘ormer, Was oppose’ to printing more shan the usval number Alderman Cuavnory bed a word to say upon thi He thought the public should see the workings of tasir pre- Gecersors, and he therefore hoped that is would ba sptea: before the werid. ‘The vore being put fur the priating of 500 extra copies was lost by an even vote of ¥ to 9. -iderman Lorp then moved that the orinting of the document be done uncer the supervision f the Comp- troller, acd compared by him wita the original atdavits this was carried without 4 civision. TRE REYNOLDS CONTRACT, Amessege was reccivel from the Maror submitting the follow2g proposition Gom Wm B. Keynolds:— To His c ONOR ThE Mavon— Sm—The Comprruiler has made a proposition to the Common Cruacil ia reference to my coutracy for remor- ing offal, &e., which wi I necessarily invoive ine iu a pro- tracted and expensive li igation with the etty in respect ton portioncf my claim That Mtigation { am anxioas tosvoid I have row bern eugagea for m ore than seven- teen months in removing oifel, &c , without receiving from its treasury ene cent of remuveration. I an de sirous of getting rid of these ¢ifficultivea. fo do so, and to bring about, if I can, an amica- bie settlement. I now mate this propostion:— I will surrender my contract to the city if they wiil pay mem fullup to the time of such surrender for the work ody done, as cortifed by the City Inapector, ani ano pay me the fair yalue of all the property now used by me in the performance of my contract, + the see may be appraised by three pers ns, one to Dowelect-d oy me, one by the Vayor, Gowp:roller, aad Cicy Iaspestor, aad tha third tobe selected b; the two thus selected | Ths payment tobe made to me in cash as soon as such ap praire] shall be mace #nd thereupon willsurrender the contract and ass gu the apreixed property to thec ty. Inthe meantime, and untilsuch payment, I will go on and perform the contract according to its pressnt tecos Reterred to a comiuittor. AN ORDINANCE : To authorise the issue of bonds upon contracts, payable by asresemente, in pursuance of the act of cue Lezisia. bar amen April 16, 1852 Mayor, ~Idermen, avd Commonalty, in Commor Couneil convened, do ordain as folioes :— tec 1. Whensver any con ract hall te made hereafter by auy of the departments of the Corporation, tha sroount wherrof is to be afcerwards collected by assess. ments frem the property benetitted by the wok to be done uncer said contract, it shall be the du‘y of the head of department making euch contrscts to caus to bo wnrerted therein a olause thut, as the work progress», peyioents will be made to the coatractors by moathiz i Imente of eighty-five per cent on the snountof performed, and the head of depart ch contracts, absll, forthwith, filo a ir ith the Comy troller, Sec 2, The amount dae cont actors on all ase’ nents now ccnfirmed by the Common Council, and on work now in progress un¢er contracts, on account of ragale ting exd paving streets, building sewers, and al! scher work orcered 10 be done by contract by virtue of ordi- napces of the Common Council, shail be pali by the Comptroller from the proceeds of sesesament bonds, issued ip accordance wish the act of the Legislature, pawed april 16, 1852; bat no m meys shall be pid on Recount of said areeasments or contincia, untilas py of the original contrac: has been filed wth the Comptroller of the city by the head of the department having such work in charge, with @ certideste in writing from tue head of such department, stating the smount of work thet has been completed, acd the amount due the oon- ‘Yractor for such work, according to the terms of the ori- ginai ceptract, upon the 4 nount thas certitied and o:- certained to be due to the contrastor, the comptroller rhal: pay cighty-five per cent. The remeining ‘fteen per cent to be reserved until the final completion of the contract. to. 3, For the purpose of providing for the paymen's contemplates under this ordinance, it shall o¢ “be duty of the Comptroller, from tums to time, to borro sums ag may be necrssary. (ax provived iu the a: titled “an get to authorize the Mayor, -ltermenant Commonelty of the city of New Yort, to isene assess ment bonds.” passed Api il 16, i862, "’) upon bonds to ne Kpown ep ‘Ap erament fon) ate rate of interest not ta exoerd six percent per annum. and the bonds ao is tolly as interesting and useful to our bread-pro- ducing feliow-citizens of the interior as it ap- pears our published advices have been to the bread-consuming masses of our great seaboard cities. In addition to our generally gratifying ac- counts «f a sutstantial home supply of bread and meat for the winter necessities of our twenty-five millions of people, there ave other good and positive causes for the late rapid run down in flour. The fine crops aod favorable barvests which they have had in Eng land, France, the Netherlands, aud Germany have superseded the auticipated opening fir exports of flour, dc, to those populous coua tries. They will not require an;thing in this line fr.m the Uniied States—they may poss bly Ye able to, export a little to us should New York prices at any time justify the cost of transportation and the duty. Next, there is probably a surplus of twelve or fifteen millions of bu-hels of wheat in the Canadas, awa ting tbe consummation of the reciprocity treaty, within striking distance of the northern extre- mity of our Erie canal. Then, again, they have had « tremendous wheat crop in California tho golden fields of that wonderful country produc- mg, in some instances, from fifty to sixty bushele to the acre. California, this year, is in fact an exporting State of breadstuffs, and will be enabled to make a handsome profit from shipments to the suffering people of Western Mexico. In a word, from all the lights before vg, there is not the slightest ground for alarm of famine prices for breadstufis and provisions in consequence of the late general drought. We would, however, in embracing this occasion to extend our thanks to all tho: gentiemen who have responded to our call in the premises, advise our readers in all quarters of tHe eountry that any further informstion which they may think fit to communicate to this office, concern. ing the drought and the crops of their respective localities, will be yet available for the general benefit of all classes and sections of the Union. We desire, especially, to hear from Indiana, Michigan, Llinois, Missouri, Wis- consin, Minnesota, Arkansas, Kentucky, and Tennessee, and the coast line of Southern Stater, extending from Albemarle Sound to tue Rio Grande. From several sources we are in umly expectation of minute and official re- ports of the crops, and their aggregate returns for the year, but we would not have this det or any intelligent farmer, of any State, frow rendering in the result: of his observations ani ostimates, Au aspiring youth in the household service of King George the Third, complained to his M-jesty one day of the smallness of his com. pensation for his services. “What do you get?” asked the king. “ Nothing but my victuals and clothes.” “That.” replied the old fogy, “is all T get.” And with the sovereign An can people, also, the first and last considerati is their “victuals and clothes.” We trust, therefore, that our farmers and planters, in ai) quarters of the Union, will fill up the breaks in our correspondence touching the year’s retnras «f our home supplies of breadstuifs and pro visions, and of cotton, that universal article of clothing, and our great staple of exportatiou. a vote of 14to4 ive hundred extra 6:11 —Sweepsta? ¢¢,,8100, mile heats, in harns:s. gala Saye Dav. Jchn Neleon entered bay mura, 3 entered bay mare. ecterel biown mare. ‘nme, 8—3:6 Flora Temple and Mac were matched yeuterday after noon fer 21.000 aside, mile beats, beet three in dva, in uarress, to come off on Thur:day next, oa ibe Union Uourse Prrsoy ai Intelligence. Hox. JepGx Monnw.—We were pleased to see Robert H. Morris, one of the Judges of the Supreme Court, look ing remarkably well, yesterday, after his recent very severe indisposition, which had completely pro! him'for several months past. Judge Morris will be resume his official duties on Monday next, the first day of the October term, but whether he feels strong ecog to undertake the arduous task of presiding at the Oyer and Terminer, it is diMeult to ray. ABKIVALS. At the t, Nicholas Hucel—Dr. §. Wolf, Mobile: Gon. Green, North Cxrolina; K. W. Latham, banker, Wash ingten; br, W. Toliter, Va; Hodges, Manchester, Eng. JOM Patten and daughter, Philadelphia; kB. broc> Chio; 4. W. Vorburgh. albany: 4. Jamer, Datchess Oo . H, Raguet, Texas: Leut. A. Winters, U.'S. Army; Hon. AS ri kits, Georgia; Judge Es. Barbar, St, Lawre 100; Col. Hook er, 'Detvo t; b. Merritt, U.3. Army; Hoo #. P, Wilkins, Tennessee; Hon 0. 5. & amond, Water town. Capt J. 1. Ley, Norwich; J. 1. Elliot, Boston, At the Metropolitan totel—Hon. Gootrish, Indiana ; Capt a. L. Case, U. 5 N.: Robert G, Soot’, U. 3. Coasu! Rio de Joveiro ; W. Jarvis and family, Mid ‘letown Frederick Fizgerald, North Carolina ; Col. € L Keoney Texas; Hon. t. W Clark end family, Conn; Mr wun- roo and family, Baltimore ; J.G. Parke, U.$ A.; 0. © Simmr ‘ard family, Virgini ;T L, Skmnee and family, N Corciina ; W.'l Bartlett and family, New Orles:.s At the Prescott-—| Galligher and Jaty. Tec.s; H. Brishow aud lady. Ga; Dr anner and lady, als.) B W Have and party. C.;0.L Skimmer end lady, JR. McFarland, aT jard, Gleegow. At the Irving Souse—Col 8. Seymour, Pivemont; S. Stevens hoxb ;Dr. Buber, Kingston; i. & Garener, Clomack; H. &. Van vyck, Albany; Cul. James Mecre, Chicago. Kev DEPARTURES. Fer Liverpoo! in steamship Ni»gara, from Boaton—Mra EG luckermsy, Mra kiiza Swith and Rev H ¥ kde Pes‘on; ¥esers Patrick Magonw, of Salem; JD! ne, Ie, Lovell; diies Fitzhugh and Miss Lucy Warren, iiss; vr Columbus Smih, Vermont; two Misres Oocimue view Col@ham, Rev WH Chauciog and wita, Me J Chan ning, ¥ise Channing, Messre B Ulman, J Stirrett, Jam.» aft, 8 Anson, W Guicher, L W Case, J Flatcher’ !ieia Hint ond ¥ Tourelia, New York; A Monrieson Baltimore, Wm MeSurray, Pittsburg; -dolph Beaux, Phitadat hia; ol Effendi (attache of the German tion), of tongtop: Mr and 1s Bickley, Obio; Mr and Mrs W hore, RC Parry, Mr, Mrs and biise 11 O’Moara, Cina Morsre W Coopell, W M Kayden ovd Jonn Love, Lon. ; WCounell, Lieut Wilkinson, Messrs W Lawrence Herry McGee, England; A Velalperoes, T Bradazon, hree Mistes Brabazoa, oud Vr Richard Holmes, Ireland: wrond Ms J Marcou snd Miss A Marcou, Paris; Me C Rolker. France;CF s Dambmann, FE Aberson, F Bea- ton, and — Kirultz, Germany; W De Gavis, Valparaiso; v Pleyle, Havare: L Bauea, Cuba; James Laine and JC ndrew, Sootlaad—t2. Fer Savannah, in steamehip Alabarua—L. P. Grant, P Meblvaday, Jose Moownger, Jobn Morse Henry Garms, br Wert, DrFowler, St Butler, David Fawven, Mrs Dolores ienad, Mra Sarris, Mra Lessaura, M Cronen. Fixes In New York. Fink ix Forrisra 8rRxET —At 8 o'clock last evening a Gre took place in the fat melting establishment of Jamus Hornby, rituated in Fortieth street, near the Eleventh avenur, At the time the fe broke out Mr. Hornby was in the premises at work, with five of his workmen, The fire was first dissovered by Mr. Hornby, in « place under This evening Madame Grisi and Signor Marto appar once more in the fevorite opera of ‘1 Paritani.”” It is the last night of the sesson it Castle Garden, and we have no dondt thst the aucience will be as large as on the butler, called a fire ott. Some re supps#o7 | .ued, shall be paid from the collections mace on tae ase- «ny previons cecesion. it we-ms to be a matter cf | to have fallen amongst the word, and get it on Gre Me ; oyna wa Gothehen, Devuet. Hornby thought h- could extinguish the flames, ana | (o'702: lists, whe, confirmed by the Common \onncil, oubt whether the rew opera house in Fourtoent street will be rendy for the reception of the distingatsie} artists on Monday evening, If not, wo unders'and that they purpose making a short tour to Philacelphis ord whi h wre acedy epecifically pledged fer such pur €: Ard the 60 tzactors to whom payments «hall avo bern made in acco dance wita the provisions of the Girt and second re tions of this ordinance, shall, upse tre fine: payment of the amouvt due upon their several cashed # pal! of water on it, but instead of putting the fire out the flomes spread up around the boilar, the fat ron cut. and all took fire together, end instantly who vremises were in » blaze, ap’ with great diMlralty did Me. Hornby escape arm foon brought the Greme: and Boston previous to fulllting their engagemen'y 0» | viru thote to the apot, but far the want of o | Coutrscts, be charged at the rate of seven per cent per a rr , sae thrown on the burving building The ‘actory was destroyed, ond the fiames spread to an adjoining to story trame dwelling oened sy Charles hiiltz which also burnt to the ground. Mr. Hornhy was the owner of the talow fac-ory, estimated, with tho aposvatus, to be worth $600, on which there Was no in- surance his stock of fot end ta low he entimated to be sorth $1,600, bn which he hed an insurance «f $1.00, fo the Citizen's Fire Insurance Co. sixtecn hogshoad: of ta low were roil-d out aud saved. Mr Hie het an ‘ovurence on his Gwelling house of 6800, in the Bowery ‘orurance Corapany, The most part of his furaiture war saved Fie is Wrst SRventeevin “treer.—Between twelve 4 eno o'clock 02 Thursday vight a firs Was dissoverse a beck room on the floor of tre fonr story frm house (5 West -eveneenth street owsed by ¥r. Hage MoCarthy The building is one that was partially dew yor ed curing the exten-ive fire oo the Oth of augaat last. amongst the ehorties in that vicinity It had jast ‘een repaired, but was anosonpied., The firemen worn ate! ly on rhe spot and extinguished the fiames The ‘emogo to the buitarng is extimated at $100. The pro verty is insured in the Lafarge Insurance Company, to he amoust of $1,000. eg nates, and it sbeil be the duty of the Comptroller tod. - Ouctfrom the amount due on each contract the interest money 60 charged Sec. 4. Whenever any payment shall become due upon ‘ny contrect sceording to the provisions thereof, or in nccorcarce with eny of the provisions of this ordinance, it rhalibe the duty of the head of departmoat having soeb work in charge to fari to the perron or versous titled hpayments o sertitionte in writing, spe cifying tHe contract uvon which such payment is duc, and the amount due ujon euch contract. See 5 It shall be the duty of the Comptroller, on the preentation of such corti(icate being made to him, to pay the amount therrof and indorse such paymeat upon the contract vpon which said psymentis msde, but vo pay mept shal: upon euch coutract @>yoad the smountti ereof; nnd the final payment toerson shall not be made until the head of departmeat having auch verk in charge shail furnish the Compteotler, who shall Giethe same in his office, s certi@eate thi he work mentioned im euch co tract has be-a ovm- oleted accordiog to the terms of seid erntract, and to the satiefection of the head of department gisiag auch certificate he final payment upon any auch coutracts bel be at least 15 per cea’ on the amount thereof, ani tbe certificate of such fival say ment shall not be until (be asees+ment for «aid work shail be con. rmed tte Common Conveil. Fee 6 The Comprroliler sha'l keep a record of ail b ods #0 issued. sprcifyiog the particular work, ou ae pleve all preliminary arrengements, so that ths ne « vera houre may be opened on Monday. The publi: expect ft, and we trust they will not be disappointed. Wittiemsturg Ciry News. Burorany —During Wednesday night the honte o Me Wm, C Stuari, No 19 South Eighth street, was bar giariously entered and robbed of silver spoons, forke &e , and a quantity of wearing apparel, The thief tov» afive biue broadeloth coat, avd left in place of it « ofiaproated black cout. A pair of ince window curtains velued at $60, were stolen trom the back yard, wavre bey bed Leen bung out to dry, of Mc. J. H. Adama, No. + 14 Forth atreot, curing Tuesday night. Coxviensp.~ Yestercay Henry startin was tried before Justice Boswell, on a charge of emberatiag change from de money drawer of bis employer, wir. Knogitoa, he +@ployer was disposed to be lenient, aut in consequence the accused was reprimanded anc dned $6. s Hotel, Yowkias, Sopt 23, 1854 In tho police intelligence in your issue of the 25th inst., you meke mention of a fobsery occurring at tow Yon! ere Hotel, Youre-s, ‘his statement must hav ceevrred from some misunderstantiag on ths part of * yur Tey Or ter, a« po robbery has cecarred at the hot# meptioued, of which Lam the propriator; weither 00 | You ~ Court Calendar—i ate Day, Owtrep Sates usrmor Covet —Crimioal trials, a CouRmGeneral ferm— djvarned to No. vem! a conuto whieh the ed and all mon-ye take ony boarders, As the report given may operate to Ay tments by the President. Oy work, for the payweot vt wy seriove disadvantage. I trust you wilt have the kiad- Joseph , collec'or, Plymouta, North Carolina, ued, abail he faithfaliy aypliod bees t correct the error Yours, werent: a “e — Key! ser me use ;and all sume thus lenitod by the Comy- 4. H. HOYT, ‘item P. burn gent it appraiser, Now Orleans, | trc for interest from the contractors, beyond the J. 0, Russert, Esq, Editor New Your Hemp, ' vice Fiancts Leech, 9) ‘Oppra'ser, * cmoypt paid as interest upon the sesessment bonds coa- ‘don’t forget their complexions. tompated by this crdinence, shall be paid (ato the stak- fig tund pledged-for th rademott om uf the ctty cont eo 7) the ordiesree enticed “-n ordwance to suth- rhe the issue of bods upon om rick payable by os hee me hte)? pa Oet 18,1852 sod a obaer ordi Tarces hownsisten’ «th this, be and the eawe are here- bs epeated, : | Pe Thi oripance shall teke afoot immediately tens Afverthe trecsaction of & conet'ers™le quantity of |p re tine business toe Board adjoarned to Mowdsy next, | at 5 o’elock. ——— Tre Bow bore tor Greytown OPERIOR COCKT—SFECIal TERM. Pefore Hon. Judge Boaworth. CALVIN DURAND VS. ONO. We oF TRE swiIT TO THE t oOouRT. tert 28.--The defendant, being ac! of Delaware, and ba pla ntiff, « citizen of thie State, on the 9th of September er tered his appearence in the action with the Clerk of ‘De court, avd at the same time filed with the Cierk a yetition to remove the cause to the Ciroult Curt of the Unired ta es for this Distri The petition is now pre- feted to the court, snd such security i “red a4 com ples vith the actof Congress, Phe defeniant wan wr restedon the 2hef Auzust last, under au order re- qviring him to be beld to bail, He then exeented an an dertahing with two sureties, such as is requirad oy $187 of the Crde. On the 24th of Angust, the sheriff returced the order of arrest to the plaintilf’s attorney, with a cer tideate copy of the undertaking No notice was sorvot on the Sheriff by the plaintiff's attorney within ten days tb reafier, that he did pot accept of the bail Bosworth, Ju tice Full comphtance with the art of Covgress gives the cefendant an absolute right to Dave his setion removed to, ani tried ia the Cirsait Court of the Cnixed states “the phyntui’s couasel ia firts that rhe defendant has not complied with it ou on the contrary, Dy exeenting an uscertaking om his +r reet, with sureties sho wera cot exceptes to, within th. Time allowed by -€e 148 of the Cede, woreh time expire betore the petition was fled, has lost toe rigut tor move the action = He relies on bedmond vs Kusseli} Iw 148) It wae held ia that cave, shit a defenia + bo pots in spect! bail must at the time filling ball sno Sle bis petirion to remove the eanse, sod tha? subeqvently Gied wonted be too late Tots wax so hei, op tbe ground that filing special bail eas enverin, appearance accorcivg to the practice of the Court. such being the effect of the act cf patting in bail, the d-- fencant consequentiy then avd by Abnt act eaterei hiv epresrance within the meaning of thove words, aa us in the act of Congress, and of conrae vas bound to thea file his petition, as the reo ae's are reqn’red to bs simat taneous. It will be borne in mind, + at tiling soeers' bail with the Clerk of the conrt was, in lega: «ifect au act in court, by which the defendant concedad that the Court bad full jurisdiction over him No ap .earan% was formally or actusliy entered in this case anti tre filing of the petition, both of which wer- done on the 9°h of September. The execution of the war-rtaking req site to procare his ci-charge from arrest, wa not an act o¢ the defendent, done ei her in theory or in fact, i+ court Itis obtions that giving snch an undertating wos nt itself entering an appesranc? any more than giving the tond formerly taten by a aberiif on ths arevat of a cétendant ins bailenie action, conditiqned that the delendant wou'd sppesr and put in bail. was entering ar RS 848,§4 Tt clearly could not ne adefendaut te file a petition <imultaneously seouting such an undertaking That would be im practicable If the giving of that undertaking was not entering an a pearsuce, hen mcne was entered anti! tre Otn of September For between those periods the t took no acepe in the action, although the tim ng to the bar! had elapsed be'ora the petiton . Yet, so faras the papers b:fore me ttato, nothing then appeared on reeord, or on the tiles of the Clers of the Qourt, to rh: that bail had been put in In Suydam vs. Smith, 1 lenio 265, the Court remarko: that the terms “entering appearance,” used in the ac! of Congress, sre not approoriate words to {udisate the putting in of bail. They simply moan that ths defeata:> aban, hy entering his appearncos, conce# that the Stat Court has ful! jurisdiction over him, In this astion th d-fendant har Gone no act in court, nor dit auy paper signed by him, or any attorney retained by hia, ap- pear on the files of the court which the Code, or th- Toles made un ter it, declare to be equivalent to an a pearance, or an actual agpestapce A party's aopearing by che flivg of specs1or common bail, hax no appli sa: tion :o precee:ings uncer the Code. 1 aia of the optoi sn shat the defendant had not entered his appearance withia the meaning of those words, as used in the act of Congress, uptilit was actually entered on the 9th o° tept-mber. The proyer of the petition is tharefure granted. Tab STaTes CLaodiy * Wedding Cards.—an assortment ef Ever del’s elegent eagraves wedding cards, envelopos, &e, ean be had on avplicution, or sent by pest to auy part of the couutry. EVERDELL, 8 2 Broadway, corner of Duane etreet. Only Two Days Leit.—Let Mvery Reader of our paper care‘ally read this:—On Moaday evoning, Gctober2 1854, 100 farms and 600 butlding lots will be diviord among 600 eutmciters, $15 oply, payable ia ia stalments, will secure a iara of from two to twenty acres, or four building lots, 25 by 100 reou; a few of tbe thares I+ft «li who wish to have « pieasart asd healtby residence in the country near the city on ths line of the Leng Island Roilrosd, should apoly immediately to CHA. WOOD, 208 Broadway, where maps and pamphlets can be had gratis, Cc. J. Geyler’s Paismander Safe Depor 205 Peas] atrest, three doors above Msidea lane —a asrortment, from newly improved putteras, with pow prcof looks. for jewellers, merchants, housekeepers, &o on hand and for sale ne above, by HITCHCOOK & DUNN © J. Gay ler, patente Do You Buy Crockery, Glassware, & t— If £0, examine & most mplendid stock, at 196 Pearl «tree: near Maiden jane. GOUL!S & ELLI0.T, Importers. Crocucry, China and Giasseare.—Merchanta buying for cash are tavited o examine our stock We bave all the latest styes, and sell at extremc!y low prises, GOULIS & ELLIS, importers, 195 Pearl street, one door below Maiden lane, Unpree:dented Bargains in #rench China, cut ana monled glass, crockery, Kc.—150 dozea white Frenon china cups avd saucers, 10%. dozen; 200 doz do, do biel roel 12s dozen; 176 dozen white Eog- lish china breakfast cups avd rsucers. 148. dozen. fu- Teen's, oyster dishes,ftable pitchers, elegant cat ‘able tumblers, only 12s, dozen; aleo flae Freach glass floger bows, 168 dozen bine, purple or green; toile: «ete complete, with toot tubs and glass jars, equally cheap; ‘old band French ebina tea sets 66 pieces, for un y $+ NO d: zew white china glaze kitchen cups and saxce: for oply 44. cozen of 24 pieces; plates cf all izes fi about ralf the usual price. A great variety of other useful articl-s of china and glasawore, for c:ah oat Open 11110 o'clock P. M. J. K. KERR, 813 Broadway, ve Eleventh street. Mints ge and ante dye is by all acd: ‘old wholesale and retail, or moms at W. A. BATCHELOR’S: mental bair fastory, No. 233 Broadway. Oristadoro’s Infallible Hair Dye may be obtained at the following ol viz : Rushton, Clark & Oo.,10 Astor House, 165, 278 and 511 Broad Hage. man’s corner of Seventeenth street and Union Mubau’s, beebppryao fs Sooty oes Canal Broadway; and at proj jo. 6 Astor House, where it is also daily “ee “i r Firth Avenue ana Fourteenth Street have come to lifeagain —Our aristocratic families are hurry- ing back from the ocean side and the cpriogs, and pre a rations ure on foot for the opera season. We take it fur granted that, in attencing to other matters, the ladies The fairest skins have doubtless gathered a littie brown in the rural districts. and in order to cissipate it, and leod new briliiancy ani clearness to the complexion, we recommend P +. N's Paphisn Lotion, which may be obtained at his esta slish ment in the .t. Nicholas, and is the best cosmetic extant. ‘izes of two mations, blent, Ly tt on eet weg ae m. on ving Aveda for agnetic ‘powders, for she destruction of insects, the medals of the world’s {airs in London and New York, invites the public to 424 Croadway, to examine these testimonials. J. H, Thom) ) frum Partin, Chrenoiogica: hair cutter, ia to be found at No 6 Werren street, thre coors from Rroadway. Fe is the only artist who thy roughly understands cut the hair to suit the for mation of the head. Ladies Hair Dressing.-tirs. ©. Gibeon nas Temoved her order nook from Rise & Smiths of Brosdway to her rooms 397 Sixth avenue Mra, G. will wait avon ladies at their resideness at tue usual terms. Single how 60 cents; shampooing 50 cents. Preserve Your Hair—Che Best Articie known for this purpose is Batohelor's Maldiva Cream; 1° strengthens ard Le gtr tae roots, and i: rte te the coarsest hairs rich, silky gloss. Manufactured aod #014, wholesale and retail, by W. A. BATCHELUR, 238 Broadway. The Are Use Miller’s Hair Invigorator for a week and our mirror will show you s remarkable change Every bettie sold triumphs. It cieanses, invigorates, re Fed and a. bi hair re rareh. Pd ‘Sak ata generally. Twenty-five conte tt 0. ‘0b Bowery. — bt re Hair Restorea or no Charge, at No 321 Broacway, Cepot of the Swedish hair creator, where the srepars tions are applied, and po money taken ualess the air te coused to grow. N ord gentlemen. B —Private rooms ‘or ladies © F. BUICHIN.ON, agent. against int nent. from 74, M. until @PeM. MAKE fo 2% Maden lane, gn = Dr. C. F. F. Trestier, dentist, Having Re- turned to New York, begs to inform ais iriends aad tae wag that he con alwaye be foavd at his office No 00 ‘erick street, corner of (36. John’s Park.) Purify the Blood and you cleanse theskia of al) eruptions, drive the iil-effects of mercury trom the system strengthen the constitution, and improve pratt La ri aye tated pa Lea pae Vy piebly, ave color bloom bottles, $1; emall bottles, bas 534 gr 162 Fulton st., opposite 8t, Paul's Cours, HOLLISS—CRANSPSR ven of the Stare | teen muod la this court by the | Te Swmhern » 0 Weacra Me~whants,— Tao almost astve sl -mennragemect and suourt I bere re- ‘eoteee from tbe pub fe sinee che mrroduction ef my aro- ratic Sebi wm -eruuppe induces met» sey ¢ few words in ity rebel i qoalives may be the ughty aaver- stoo! ap’ the f. ¥ oje tious #hich have »ve0 rsis- eS oeeinetitertirvny eravere? Ihave never claimed for 1 the virtues of fev cise for all disesses, bat sim y that ite nerttpel properties, as a pare article of Hover é giv, were oraporoached by any other deserip- Ton of ein ever won ctor’, In ordér te astaonsh ite purity ndexeelivce-, wud assure the pupl £0 quach Lortrum, § wbuiiteo it to the se, test of clea ists an? the we tel profession the United ta co tef ne rly five # Jare aid, wi (oexaeption, they have furnish wv culare graitiying testis fMlosey Nor srw thew testi. xe er foe the Now Yor® Medi- ac other p.%ic Journals, have freely and vege ken tp iis a mo erste indulg'nee im pure, quors is prodnetive of in empersnce, Is $8 ap unoontrovertise \ Mat tb these countries we ce pure ines amd liquors rea eawdas Gol ecssloeverage, lovempersage ig almost unknown, «nl 9 -steniousness i# p-overatal t ax iw view of rhe evils arwing from “he ase of im- pure ii uers for me seines aot orher paryoses, thet 1 de- Youre Wy at enon Lo vo uloiug & pure ar\iele of Hollaad gin shict slong expe ie ce, and an i fnity of sxpesi- ‘mens in the m-ouf-etore and disullat na of liquors, erabied Dew length to produce, in my Aromatio sable e napps by the caiefol selectioa of perfectly sound b-rries of the Joniperus Phoeniew, or Italien jani~ rer #bhewane peculiar preeess of extirpating the poke serous omy! OF fouse! otf and the emyloyment of every eafforaed ys cence, I ha otaed + ure, mabeueus. bh ghly @arored, besutifal neve- © aud ucapprosehable; sip shiek Hovland gin is metrecbiog ipovc asting s!tmulant. ve supplied a great desidsritam, iene ef ‘be oo nniy remote from the sea~ when the reve se te the case tec extent, yet ober b emaliy, indtepertab « as it My arom»tic ebie am bettie, vitver pine or quart, stamped aud having ay signete » Tam highly gratided with vhesppro a! #nieb my ative has met, and am ratishee that the wipbt prejinces wich exi t will be apeedily ovpelled trom the winds fall who are opea ty somvic~ NOD, ard Lat mothy g will impede its univerial use. ‘Lhe sb ve artic com be purchased a: a'l the reepec~ table Cruguts’s sud ‘amily ceocers in the United Staten, ‘the ror no™mappr ags exclusively t> my article. all ovbers are cou: ter ‘eit UDOLPHD WOLKE, Sole manuactorer and importer, 18, 20 aod 22 Beaver street Esyprucbeld Seoms te Have No Abatement in the crew's of customers who daily torong his pre- mises. ‘Tbe beautiful style and msrvellous chesnness of tk hats, sve the grand secret of bis success, at tie Naa- bau etree . «Knowledge ts Power,” releeraves Knox, ae esch -eseon the people be:ome more and more con- vireed of the enpertorite of hiv bat over sll uthers. there i+ vo wistate but thes he has exce'ied himself ship fener n, os wry one inay be convinced by ceiling at either of leds stores, 583 Broatway, or 128 Pals are conviuerd ftom the ety es that be s now olsrieg to bis custemerve, ‘bat his bate will lead the fashwn ia the tity the prerent season. & * Fail é6tyte for 1854—Th: Pubiie Dee aleady eccepted ae fa Iton’s gem the Genia hat for the teilot 1854, and at hes been bis aim to produce this se-fem, abut cembinivg tne peculiur excelieccisa of all Ue bate that Dave preceded it It ia rich, ight, classi- colly p Opertined, and uvobtrusively elegans. All ite apcoxtwen's are in fine taste, and ic pestect keeping with its geversl design. In ahort, itis supesremiaer tly ite hat of » gentlemen, GENIN, 214 Broadway, oppo- sive St. Paut’e Chureb. fal’, Mutter, First tn Fashion, 113 Broade way, corner of Lispenart ctreet, bas merited the best opinion of the public. in the procuction of the present style of hats lo addition to hisown maautactures, he te now reeeiving the fall pattems of Frecoh faocivs in hig line, «hich arrived by the last trip of the soueaie Arabia. We may de wrong, but our opinion ia, you wil oot fatl to be suited at Hs LL’s. the Qusnom—The Question. if a Feller = What ine fellor—and bis gal—are about to be parted for » time—ava they proposs to exchsuge daggaryty; —and 107 thet purvose the feller goes with his gal to the Coggsrytype snop—and is to psy for baviog ‘the pic- tures tor ’— ana be only has money enough to pay for ore picture in »n oruinary casa. and the other ine mag~ piteent one—which pisture xbouli he putin cha mago ficen’ case ?—his own ugiy mug. or hern? Would it be Javt in hiw to put ber wee the ngly case? Would t be jverous in bim to put his mog on the ugly. case which #he ss to keep, ‘Ihar’s the que tion. To avoid ny svek cilermma go io Koot’s ard get pio'ures so tras to nature that they would adorn any cas- however plain, AUUT’s gallery, 363 Broadway. Anson's Dagucrreotypss.—Large Size for 50 cents, compete, colored, acd in » case—as no picture 6 somplere situout @ cese, and for tity certs you ae aliard twio the size of those at other places. ANSON'S, 689 Broadway. oppos te Metropolitan Hotel. The Two Shilling Daguerrestypes at 259 Broadway, can’t be beat Spectol Notice te Genuemen.—Under the oppropriste auction headin this day’s Jerald, will bo found &u advertisement in reference to a sa'e of ver; vainabile proverty, to take pisce on Tussing next, at the Merchant.’ Exchsoge, in New York Tns annonne- pent is eminently worthy of very general attentimn, as che property to ne e610 is Yo the iurmediate vicinity of Jno. bes aa well kcown s:taolishment, on tre Jamaica, oad, an Extreordinary Chanee for a Srofitable {ovestment, At the Morchants’ Rxckangs, New York, on Tuerdsy next, the 36 of Ostoher, will be sold by JaMe> GULE & SON, one of tre most desiranie of propery that has ever been offered at suction rielntsy cf New York, Brooalyn anc bu the Wiiamsburg. It @ from either city, apyroximating Chisels both to the Bro klyn and Jamsica ni Rockaway plack roads, and either for buiiling lote (of which there re upweres ot a hundred), or for agen'leman’s su- burhan mansion, it is upsur; sin attrsetion Front- ing on two fine avenves (Eldert and Nich 1’s avenues), witb ap ares of six acres sr more of magnificent ~ ted groned, and wita gardens, vi'ls, outnou-aa, rare aod vakisbi« fruit trees, o nete horticwtural arrange- Grate ene every other requisite to suit the most faati- atous taste The sale will cresent = chance for invest- ment that should incuce the mogt eager comyetition, Ali guipor deteils may be obtaitedat the offices of Meesrs Cole’s & Son, in Brooklyn and New York. Boys’ Clothing-~A Superb Assortment..In adrimon to the best cesortmen: of weil made a clothing in New York, our present sssortment aad styles of boys’ clothing challenre comparison with those of spy other store in the United States. No deviation from marted prices ALFRED MUNROE & CO., 441 Broadway. Farmers’ and sierchants’ Bank, Mem Rank ct Milford —Notes on the above bangs taken at cer‘son be dollar; Bank of Washtenaw, 50 exnte, all otbey baess in the Union, consivered good on the Ist of August, taben at par Ex EV.No’ clothing warehouse, Nor. 66 and (8 Fulton street. monet Best Kid Gloves at SU Cents per pair.— at received 200 duxon ladies’ best hid & and white, of ail sizes, and warranted , which wil! be offered this smruing at 4s ger pair EH. LEsDBEATER, (late Leadbeater & Lee,) 7 Browiway, corner Leonard sireet. S1Lie, Silss.—— vhe Subscriber has Received ano wii! offer this morning, stri ed and plaid silks, at 40. Be and bei lB dB rd as well worth 50 per cent. more; rich plaid and brocede, at 14s, woctn $3; rich plain biiks, at 6s. 7s. 8. 9s. and 108, worth from 8s. to ite. , black silke at great bargsins. E. H. LEAD- BEATER. (late Leadbeater & Lee,) 347 Broadway, corner Leonard street. Lace avd Muslin Curtains, from Auctions. KELIY & FERGU ON, 2893¢ Broadway, and 64 Reade street, have on hand 20,00 lace and masiin curtains, cought st auction, at « great sacrifios, and will sell the same for a few days at great bargains, full twenty per cent Jees than the original cost of mportacion. Go early, for thin te w rare opportunity. Also, :be largest stock of window shades gilt coraices in the city, ail of which must be sold cheap. Peter Roberts & Cc., 375 Broad , have jnet received one thousand cozoa beat qualtty kid gloves otés, usual price 7a. Also, very rich embroideries, Shawls, ¢hawls.~Jast steceived trom Aucs tion, and will be sold at great bargains, rich broche loug sng square shawls, crape do, embroidered and plata <0, Neb printed caahwere do.. ladiew’ travelling shawls, sentfs, & _E. H. LEADBEATE«. late Leadbeater & Lee, 247 Broadway, corner Leonard street. For tne Ledies.—Just Received, a Jot of the newest style in fall skirts also, @ 4; lot of French and other collars, which wil! prices for below anything in New York. Handkerchiefs, now, &c , equally low, Ladies, please call. Metropoli- tan tmorcidery Store, 567 Broadway. An en'ire new #tcck ‘rom auction. MADDEN & 779, 779, 179, 779 Broai- rok of the above arti- uanal prices. So. 89 Bowery—' Bagte!—English Velvet carpets at 118., 128 eid , bee sere do. taponsry do., 8,,, iograin car; On, i08.. €0.; do. 50,000 yards Brantifal per yard, at the sign of the american Brevoort The U Respect- fuby te itue mere tbat Sites anes new hair- Gress g establishmen the CL Becadeay., Ladies" hair ¢ tion wi one at ad way. wil be attended to at their own residences toe ant on mode- ia BLING, the month, Highth street. Fifth avenae, corner: The Brevoort House, Fifth avenu, o highth street.—Thia establishes: