keane yn tins York, Pistoras as te Exertive Com Conmmtioe oft xO. New qe socleny which fail be be bela at ae saratova "Springs om the action 4th, 15th and 16th, days of September the nation, and not of a party. we is believed from prevent, iano. that ihe enki dence upon which we base this commu- bition, will be such ae will not dies ae ores. ‘The fair and esteemed pant | expectations of the friends of agri prove regards it. We believe that our confi. | and will do honor to the State. Sa 7° Neopest IY» esa a aes Cae ee That the Sereretttel institution. THE DOCTOR. of the merits of the i ui o "i t, Wasninarom, Sept. 10, 1847. Your obedient servant, The Good Ntws, $c. New York State Agricultural aral Society, We have another despatch to-day, to the effect that | _ To the Honorable the Fresident of the Senate of the Senta Anne alencia Kk. tench are prisoners of General Seott. be fo ee Ee coarene’ at 10 o'clock this marina; Hope tt is so, but the news is almost too good to believe there wat fall nouse, and the prayer of the reveren: upon the first hearing, eapecially leogrensire every member of expect Gene: olonel at in | the House took his seat with of mourni Pos, al Kearny and Colonel Fremont it | tached to his left arm. Petitions were recelved from oi every train from the West. Fr veral counties, humbly pray e speedy alecgemenh will pt an Tareagntion, ‘and he will come out ten of the Erie Canal. The dle kr Srbott Houses have been more tin api ordered to print the general orders, so that we shall soon aie, Gon = hyd wig east have an opportunity to learn something of the nature of will receive praise. eno worthy of Malo ena so the un! ‘business of the last session. Several local meen 1, a iaiepaneet san pres pect 2 ooneen vere ira George D. Prentice, Louisville Journal, | wade, but there seem an indisposition amon; Fepisted et Cotman sh all day, and is stil mabe $8 6 to Mark. Wau Soler Whe nara fe tural fal. i ir. Bascom offered @ resolution of an extraordinary we reenssiziog by the cane or : character; he proposed to instruct the committee on The corn crop all round bow} region is superabundant | raijroads to bring ina bill to fix the railroad fares be- nd glorious, thanks be to God. | tween Byffalo and the Hudson river. I haveatrong doubts ‘Three the immer of peace. whether the Lug ure will consent at time of day, acappoetio MAHEEKO. | {y interpove themselves between railroad companies and their mont sacred verted rights. ‘The resolution was laid Wasiinaron, Sept. 10, 1847. | upon the table, How is this? Mr. Cornwell offered a resolution, instructing the judi- tai ding its confirmation, we think the news | ‘isfy committee to inquire intosuch measures as may be necessary to protect emigrants passing through this {rom Mexico thus far looks suspicious; because— ‘State trom fraud and oppression. It was adopted. Mr. 1, ‘There is no messenger from Gen. Scott. ger Coraweil also offered the following resolution :— 2. There are no letters from Kendall. Resolved, That the Comptroller be, and he is here! 3. The intelligence came by the back door. Tespeci{ully requested to report, to this House, at his 4. There is no account of the killed and wounded earliest couventence, the amount of canal revenue, for ‘We cnme very near to-day betting » hat upon an im- | the fiseal year ending the 30th day of September, 1847; mudiate peace) but the foregoing considerations be alvo, the amount expended for superintendence and re- induced us to wait for further particulars paire ci all Che canals, for the present fiscal y: show P.3.—We bave a brother of * Old Zack” at cei ing the sources of such revenue, and the amount expend- man’s, from Louisiana. pel ed upon exch of the canals for repairs, together with the surplus which, under the 7th article of the constitu tion, is applicable to the Erie Canal enlargement, and the completion of the Genesee Valley Canal and Black River Canal. Nothing of great interest was accomplished to-day in the House; there is @ disinclination to go heartily to work until after the festival. Gen. McKay, of North Carolina, the chairman df the Sommittes ou Ways and Means in the last Congress, in the Senate Chamber this morning; he is geing to the Agricultuyal Fair ut Saratoga. Secretary Murcy arrived here last oveniog from Mas- sachusetts, Sales of Stocks at Boston. Excnance Bann, September 10.57 shares Boston and Ba.timone, Sept. 11, 1847. Business of Baltrmore—Commerce—Ship Agrownd— Departure of Troops—News from the Army—Anni versary of the Battle of North Point, gc. Our merchants are engaged with unprecedented ener- gy im attending to their fall customers, who are coming in by droves, now that autumn has fairly set in. The sidewalks in the business sections of the city are piled ‘up with bales and boxes, and I learn that more cash is Deing received than has been the case for a number of years before. eres id, 119) 1 We 110; 50 Nor ‘There wore in the portjof Baltimore yesterday the fol- richard Worgeaer Hiliond, S38 do, site 25 do, sind, lowing vessels :—0 ships, 11 barks, 29 brigs and 27 Bg 93 dos Si; 75 dosbiod, al: 2 do, bibd, Te Sb dos We 200 schooners—total 70. Of this number, 8 are British and 4are Bremen. Ten are loading for foreign ports. ‘The ship St. Lawrence, which sailed hence yesterday morning, with @ strong wind from the North, for Bor- deaux, ran ashore off North Point on ‘account of being too crank. In the afternoon, the steamboat Relief vent to her assistance. She will return to the city this morning for more ballast. The bark Paoli Prt yesterday Keane | for Vera crus, Wi with Capt. Tillingham’s company of flying artil- or} t. ppt ty ES company. hieae from the army caused quite & stir in our city eg and the flags were not only thrown to the breeze, but # grand natiopal salute was fired at 4 o’clock in the afternoon in honor of the victeries at San 7 Pear _ t will be gala day in Balti: it y nex! a grand sy in imore, being the day chosen for the celebration of the anni- versary of Battle of North Point, which comes vn Sunday this year. The Old Defenders will repair to Frederick city, at an early hour in the morning, pacers: do, 203g; 50 do, bl0d, 2034; 25 do, 20; pete lleharenoadli att ani ES COMMERUIAL INTELLIGEKACK The Flour Markets. Puiapenenia, Sept. 10—The market continues ceedingly inactive, and prices have further declined 25 to 3736 cents per bbl. Sules of 800 to 1000 bbls. fresh ground Pennsylvania four, for bap. age at $5 50 per “bbl. Sales of Western tour for city use, at $5 50 a $5 75, closing at $5 60 a $5 623¢ for standard and good brands, some at $4 75, extra $575 a $6 25. To-day fresh ground fair can be purchased at $5 37% for ex- port. Rye flour is scarce and rather higher; small sales bt $8 75,4 $8 8736 m $4 per bbl. Corn Meal-Sales of 1400 bbls. Pennsylvania meal at $3 per bbl. Wheat has slightly declined. Sales of 4000 bushels, old Pennsylva- nia white at $1 28a $1 26 per bushel; and old red at $1 178 $1 19, © store; 14,000 buihels new Southern at an & $115 for inferior to prime o—Sales panied by several of our best volunteer com; of 3000 to 4000 bushels Pennsylvania at 77 a7 dents, Sales of Stocks at Baltimore: Corn—Prices have slightly dectined, and itis dull of sale. Stoo Boann.~ she following ssles were = ee Stork Sales of 5000 bushels Fon neylvania yellow at 75 a 72}¢; Board yest laryland 6's, ity 6's, '» | 2000 e! ‘estern, New Orleans, at 73 cents for 101; $300 Baltimore and Ohio Ruilroad Boa of 1854, 97. yellow and 71 for mixed. Some Southern yellow at 74 ‘and inferior 70 cents. Oa's—Gocd quality is wanted. Sales of 8000 bushels Pennsylvania old at 43%, and new 46 8 46 cents; good Southern uew,41, and inferior 38 to cents, . Pmcapenrata, Sept. 11, 1847, The Storm—New Steamboat —Tvial Trip of the Steam- ship Virginia—Stocks, $e. rr rr ‘We have a disagreeable storm from the nerth-east to Passengers Arrived. breast to-day, which renders our citizens very much in- | Livenroo.—Packe! inant k-Mr Walker, Baltimore; clined to mount cloaks and overcoats, or to retire toa | ED Donegau, New York: Mr Floid, sapere Vas Mr Pear: close neighborhood of the chimney cerner for comfort, ] $0 Ujuengo: Mr Neimuus, Polaud. Mr Raff-ny. Mr Howell A steamboat for the Ericsson line to Baltimore, is to Miss lin, Ireland; Mrs Schofield, Providen belsunched this afternoon, in Kensington. She is to be furnished with her machinery at the Penn works of Mesers. Raeney, Neaffie & Co., and will be propelled by the Loper wheels. ‘The steamship Virginia made another trial trip to- day, running down the river below the fort. A commit- tee of the Franklin Institute was on board, and a report ‘will soon be made by them that will set at naught all oavil with regard to her speed. Her rate was even bet- ter than during her former trial, and the report of the committee will bear out my assertion, that she rau six- teen nautical miles, by government survey admeasure- ment, in one hour and thirty one minutes! Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia, Finst Boarp, September 23 Mechanics? Bauk 28; 33 . ip Kalamazoo—W in Henry Reevesand lady, Oberta aud lady, Mrs Mary Aun Spencer—295 in the rage; one born and two died on tie pasaag vEnroo.—Ship Serdinias—Riclid ‘Agucw Matthew E Agnew, Catharine Hubbard, ‘Stephen Holt, F I Margtrat road Jas Hamer, Mary. Meittllon—cax0 rity "Lonpox—Bark C Mooney—8 Wraxford, J P Rosenther, T Neilson and family—57 in the stee age waHavar—Ship Probus—J Audon, J R Brakell, and 230 in the steerage. foreign Lmportations, LiysarooisShip Garrick—1 package Oldrid, frigden & co—3 A Amold & co! Abraham & Hirain—2 AE S Hig- 4, Ad Com? ae ‘Andrew—3 W. Pay gAbemery & & Collins) Babe—2 EW L rand Meh’s Bank, 57; 300 Rea tog MR, 33; 4000 State 5s, 77; 2000 Reading K R bonds, 7754; 2 Fleminy toa Copper, 1649 ArreR Sains —:000 Me ding RR bonds, 715; 50 Reading ot rd, 1234; 756 County 5s, 55000 Stat re 66, 93; 50’ Morris Canal, 1434: 3 Boots Loan ts, 4 3000 ectebann Canal bonds, 6054; 1000 do 6034; 50 Canal, 14 " omy Bod .—50 Flemington Copper, 16; 40 Lehigh Coal AFTER BaLzs.—100 Morris Canal, 1434. ‘y—764 bdis hoop iron B! Betts—8 Birns & Halsted—2 Brower & Nelson—3 Bowen & VicNamee—2 anchors 2 chaiu Pilet, J bead Butler—19 pkgs W Chancey & co—50 tous coal + pkgs Cromwell, Haiget & omit ES Clark—1A on iaph & Keat—2 ayo Clark & com4 J Cannon— ara wer—13 Duscan & son—l W FE Doubleday m1 JS Dolaa ‘00-1 Draper & Richards—5 Donald—64 do71 bdls hoop iron Elle aie bros—l | om pad J Sati amt) Fellows & co—2 We Konents ‘alconer J Gehan & co—1 G Ta, lor & son—25 J Geen keo—! bas ie & Stadwell—t W Gibson re Hall bo! last.ck & co—3 D Hadden & co—12 G Huut & co—3 J Hudsou—200 § Hunt—2 E Hant—3 Harmer, Hayes & corse 4 35 as W Hawes—22) T Tom—t Francis, Ja 2326 bars 40 bals bar iron Kerney & Sam dite E Toudiam & co-a¥e Little—7 Loid & T: Sauds Fuller & 8; Scrip, 87: Axvany, September 10, 1847. The Death of Silas Wright—Projected Legislative busi- ness—The proceedings of the Legislature. The members of both houses of the Legislature were supplied with crape this morning by the clerks of th« houses, which will be worn in respect to the memory of Silas Wright, and in token of sorrow for his untimely death. I presume that the resolutions relative to the death of this statesman, which passed the Li yesterday, have already reached you; they were drawn by Joshua A Spencer, and upon their introduction, that senator delivered a most affecting and impressive eulogy of Mr Wright. Mr. Spencer briefly and feelingly re- viewed his public life; he spoke with emotion of his un. idon & co—3 Stewa t & co—3 Smith & ommon purity of character; and he concluded with an | Kisryer—2 J Sige 29 Sands, Puden & com Wim Sloam appeal to the senators around him, in view of the uncer- eae casks earthenware thamplare & Povisee-is bales tainty of life, to prepare to follow Mr. Wright. Great rms ‘looker, Mead &co—2 boxes table covers J_W. emotion was manifested. On motion of Mr. Denniston, Tense mdz’ ‘Tracy, Irvin & co—2 cv 3 bales carpeting eaninr—t Co es ‘an fe Jay if a Brotiers | bu eat 2 anchors eanet co—5 cs m in, rother—4 Considerable enquiry haa been made in regard to the | cai °s°Nyeeer Wall a sherasnmi dR Wilteee st sont | i unfinished business of the last session of the Legislature and also in regard to new laws which may be introduced Passed at this session. We may reasonably presume ( MW" J) Moore=1 Mayer, Leon ke contd A Nichell & co ury—7 Marshall—3.J 4 Newbold—i3 J Nicholson & co—3 J Napier— rgill—5 D Oakey & co—129 ips, Dodge & co—565 bars sheet iron 974 bare tin plates Phe lips & Dodge—2 Philips, Crittenden & co—9 Paton & Ste wart at" G Patteson & co—24 Bass bros—2 Russell & Mare 8 Aichardsoa, Watson & co—2 Manay & Ross—23, W Bedman— Jenkins & co—3 Russell & Marsh—1 J Reely—3 John Robt son—9 Russell & Marsh—2 chain cables | anchor Stabe Gardner & Stowel—t pkae ‘Smith, Tongue & co—is AT ‘& Hduicnnson—I cask hardware Woodward & Carma maze A H Wilson—I5 casks chemicals n & Brown 72 Worn mouth peytt bale farget For Vida sas ice at there would not have been an extra or second ses- | do Woram Houthwart—t bate capes mearbots sion of the Legislature without an imperative necessity, | Dols iron D3) Ayal TEhoe WY pinwos for which alone the great expense of an extra session | “fyyynpoo1—ship, Kalamazoo—327 bars iron Breeze & could justly be incurred, I believe that the acts most | Elifot—its ik Waring Gregory & comt demanded by the public exigencies, and which would be Sande & -ou—12 J Robinson & cot of peculiar importance to certain classes of the commu, got te Pye © Oe McBryde. Smith nity, are general laws in relation to manufactures and ‘Thuan sw cvae-20 Robinson Se Blackburn—i6 GM bomen banking,and railroads and canals. The first of these | 25°t “smith & co—3 Barclay, Livingston & ¢o—1 Sorell & acts upon the general orders is entitled “ an act to au- Gadvcon be Bresd-—il # Bemiceete DT Olen te thorize the formation of companies for manufacturing | UW"G"H “Anelicis MeCole & Strona Mernitt & coe mining, mechanical and chemical operations.” This | Newbold & Kusselli—0 JA Newbold—4 Rega, Joukins & co Dill isof great public interest. The second of these acts J ‘ray | Pston & Stewart—20 Lord & r—2 F, ‘ayloi e—1 ES Jacob—i8 & & F Wood—t W ( James—i J Owen—16 L Atterbury & cola W Weeds ‘& Hamiin —7 Van Hause wlee36 chains 3 casks 20 bags nails Biman 8 Browvers 12 caaks 19 anvils Wetmore £ com $Moore1 RM Foster-—t Clopp & Kent—1C Havent & Sco 1447 bars iron 420'buls kggleston &e Me Wasrens, Hart te Leslie-it. Watt & Shern th, Thurgar & eo—5 Wetherwold & Young—22 W SWright be cos? Richardson & Waldron=i ¥ & N Don nelly k co—i3 A_S Stewart co—t A Seymour—1290 bars iron 120 bdls D M & co—4 D Hadven & Son—i5 J Bors & oom RY: box ‘i 402, hese = 88 re Ch Fooly, re 8 CO=2 Chai nire—I Gros “Japhan— % wt tis—77 ccates 21 casks B A M ay Made J” Cdackson—7 esses AR Enio—17 Phe! Blie—t Rakin & Koyo RL rena iron—45 crates 96 cases 4 enifs ove. Livenroot—Sh p Ssrdinian—5 cks 40 anvils Wolf & Gilles- piel pkg Hant Brothers—2 W Benjamin. & co—31 Phelps Chittenden & Bliss—2 F Barritt—28 J & J Stewart & co Loekhart, Gibson & com! J Newboid—5 do & anvils A Sw lets—7 pkgs Woodward & Connor—2 Thomas & eo—t1 J Gils K co—7 Cameron Brandi Smith, ‘Tha-gar & cova bd wire 250-bzs tin plates 600 bdls sheet iron Phelps, Dodge & co— 16 pkgs N E James—40 grerery cone Wetherald & Younx—5 D Oakley tigre But.erfield, Bigs &co—2 L Cook & co—36 Richardson, W stsng Be Go-719, AG Stewart & comt Stayin ES Clark Ht A CO W'Flerd k cos & Hust—is W # Whitewsi verse #4 H Winkley—U It W F Nb & Rosevel F Bari t=2 W Robisege—! man & com P Speyer—I ellows—I Pern % 7 Boyd & Wilkin 1 A Van Nesta Denn'ston, Dibrow co 19 do 44 anvils Barstow & ool vkgJ Dwight—’2 Coffin, Brad- ley & comg9 Commipg, W ple & col W Brogyed & co-3 B ton, fangs B €o— coca SEE Berrien Sheldon, Phelin & comi sunt, Symes & co—5 J. 8 Luquere=t aydon, & co—l TUN Borterm-t Hyslop Brot E Hum Sheldon, Sigh pos cee in Wag ward & co—10 J Gihon eons D 40 J C Jackson—13 Lewis & co—)67i toni iron enumerated above is entitled an aet to amend an act entitled “an act to amend an act entitled on act to authoriee the businers of banking, passed May 14, 1840 ° The third of these acts is entitled, “An act to provide for the incorporation of railroad companies.” The fourtn and last of these important general acts is enti fled "Am ‘act to provide for the incorporation of compa. nies to construct canals and nevigating the same.” In addition to the passage of general laws for objects so im- portant. the attention of the Legislature will be directed to the new, system, in order to insure its success- ful "August Court of Appeals is now sitti in imposing dignity and solemn gravity; found legsi learning, it is emainsatly muperior to any ce onrt of any State in the Unfon, and it will compare fa- rorably with the Supreme Court of the United States; the ittings of the Court of Appeals are held at the capitol, n the chamber formerly occupied by the Supreme Court ; there were eight Justices:present this morning listening to the argument of one of the ablest counsel in the State; the case was not. particularly important. but I was Impressed with the sublime dignity of the Judges, aud the air of solemnity which pervaded the chamber [ am persuaded, for various reasons, that a court consti- tuted as the Court of Appeals of this State is constitu- tod, is better qua:ified to give a round and just decision, oo « Ohad of thirty-two or fifty-six men—s Senate Pert in not expected that the Commisioners of the Code will submit a report to tho present Legislature. The commissioners appointed to revise and simplify the practice and proceedings of the courts, will submit their report (in wi to the present Legisiature. | think that Mr Hill, yy, Who is one of these commissioners, EMli- icpeetonan of sterling talent and energy. man Bros—i220 do G W Bhieids & co—2 pl Newbo d— In the Senate this morning— 1J W Tout—4 J Van Nest—f #mith, Town ae co—3 4, Van Mr. Spencer introduced a bill to provide for the ap- Nest J Falconer & co—! A L Halstead & sova—3 D F. tment of aJustice of the Superior Court of New | 7 Paton & Srewart—13 do bdls veel J Bllisnn—97 Yor, to supply the vacancy caused by the election of ‘ elisa 6 MLeupp& cond BL Dey—9 Bal Judge Jones to the Supreme Court. Mr. Spenoer enid | j2 & Caldwell cod 4 Gihou & cog 8K Ge believed the present law authorised the Governor to “14 Dowe & Webb—u2 H sehen - nominste & person to fill thia vacancy, and that the bill baisasn 13 Richardson, Watson & ¢ bars iron 966 ‘ s do 90 bbls 65 bxs to order yj but it would no pity bemmipery tee Havae— Ship Mayflower—3 es mdze TD Moore & ec—3T y of the cane, (Judge Vanderpoel being siok.) he Ghetto ay sy 2 mill stonen Rogge) shine im the bill; t was ordered to n third reading. | callieax, Kile fa Sandford, will of course, be nppointed to fil the | frersxe W. ‘T Snell rel of the year: in Darandmt Gilbert, Frerer=tt a P Balen & comt M Perqui i ie ‘Mg. Denniston, ana adopted b; einer-—5 Bom & Schacha ‘inger & com Hiesol the Oommishoners tra & a Maas LB Bion set bbe required toreport ss nearly as practicable oa mutedt & Schmmekersia Keeler af the canal fund unappropriated, which vill AO Withinett Lacschigh & Brie = been ot the sloes of tae current fiscal year, which 1G Van Golgerm a 89. utz—5 Galdwi gan be apoied under the seventh article of the Conatitu: White & Sheficld=1') Helpern¢ mek S Bean & tion, to the ye egeeed 7 public wor! omg ¢, Malige=s ome § Achilt +1) Boiceau & Rusek > sheer be range & Br thers—I1 toor! Lf mel ag Reeser Mn fy wh anyanethip Cpnatallations 0 ro mre EBrows | | the brary + ~ om * ol worth during his term of offies, Way, be removes to nyatings | rrate Noves & Bi Ih fa Weweccn>) mia = conomy ina perfe jing from the mju au tate of he: fie For mation may be considered a other treatment have seaner, and a boy on boas a schooner for Philad, town, ‘The fate of the brig is unknown. fug heavily with thick weather soon after the collisi Vine, at New Bedford from Cardoen sions, and nif moeopuralent dit the result of twenty years ¢: pre, ase aan on v4 CURED. the ate ot Ne ‘New York, is for ajl cases of debil ty produced cess of any kind. Itis and i increasing demand for an article of t before the public that all here isa remedy for these ite recommended in full confi- Is but a trial to eonvince the moat incredulous of its surprising qualities. pared CHAN es H RING, pra road way, Be sure to pheerve ibe write viceare! ver the cork of each bottle. Nei ALTHOR QF THE bot excepted) ‘No struck upon a ledge bot got off after lighting, with loss o! inventor, Pro fessor Hard study, elose confine | dircasee “of the ureth Purchasers to Oil, must purchase only such as by Henry een 273 Brondway,, 1153 ets 12 Obing 20th Ada You 32 3 ‘Cushing, Westport, 380; Mattapotsett, Br New Bedford 9th ii 'W Cons. t 9th, brig America, Lumbert, Atlantic ‘venereal A vieers. node of s a eee treatment. purifier withont de} na Cleansing the system, with ¢ Jes at $1 each; in cases of atl cn toaltmrat Stihe tise ” ARS Gh SPARS RSD ship St George, Howes, | and eignth pipes. “Alnos WELL-ON THEE VESIon poo Treatise on the EYE, jus Disensga, and th engravings, rules (or the selection of spectacles ts. at the author’s, and of a] Fg mo of the Eye a 261 Bi f Ocean, 450 obis ap. _ Sippicar | ioth, bark Popmunnet, Tilton, Atlantic, 300 vt Be Helena July 28, Dumbarton, Handy, of Mattapoiae thie. ee Abvelbes Banke Cars Hi assortment OF the abor pa ‘Sam ALLEN GE—Notice to gentlemen old singeaad Rey like ae call at the Ts em | CONCENTRAL a LED iD a, by tes ‘Spruce, where orders will hed for the ty yoression of c+ Spoken: Taine, New Orleans for Bordeany, Ang 3 sttended to at the ahora ‘0 x by mat resecenble rams ‘arren street Aruifgial | Eyes teeing quality recently va a Survie AHRE “ike stairs,and 25, NOAH, 77 Gold street. Paritying a ‘qualites for gentlemen’s left off confidently recoram, extract of Sarsaparilia at rleans for ‘alicant, 8 Bentt4, ie | Wiesen, (so reported) steering W, Sept 7, lat 42 a Albania, Liverpool for Philadelph: York) Senith, 4 ae from NOrleans peau Cats LAA Ld) AND FURNITURE WANT apa gtet to- “49 suect, Importer 0 famery. soaps, ate instrument ‘man plain Ae atten di ie Da aneh as oon fr ean rie fog the an who will attend at eb up stairs. Sate residences. hots md be -nttended to by Mrs. ks Levenstyn2 Leen &« BAUR naw Cie wand agen No WE

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