The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
September 18, 1842

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ITH Vol. VIII.?Ho.!tS8 Wnole ?o. 3IOW REGULAR PACKETS. _ NEW LINE OK LIVERPOOL PACKETS. "r'> a.'lfroio New Vork on the 24di and Liverpool ou the I3lh af each M?nlh. m. m M if uS NcwYoiTr Ship SHERIDAN, C*puiu V. A. Deoey.ier I4ih Septem r Ship UAItRICK, Captain Win. SkdJy. ISlh October. Shu. KOSCI US, Captaiu Juhn Colliiu, 24th Novemb. r. Hhu> SIDDONS. Cantai K. B. Colib, 24lh December. Krom Livkbpool. Ship ROSCIUS. explain John Colliiu, I3ih September. Mup sliinuNS, Captain K. B. Cobb, 13th October. Ship SHERIDAN. Captain K. A. L>; ih yuer, 13th Novem r. Ship OAKRICK, Captain Win. Sknluy, 13th December. These ..hip* tn s, upwariU ol IMXI mux, huilt in the city ot New York, with ??rh improvements iu combine zreal eeil with'inusual comfoil for passeugerj. Every care hu iiet'ii (iikru mi tlie arrangement ol their accommodations. The price of pauage heme ii $100, tor which ample stores will be provided. These eliips are commanded by experienced uiaiieis, ho will make every e*ertii u to give g u4 cents |x.rsingh sheet; Ml cento per ounce, and newspapers I eelit each, si t NEW YORK AND HAVRE PACKETS. (SECOND LINE.) K^ffv Tne5o^^T>lthisMne^HTherea^^^ff^Te Ni'VV^Ynr^un Lhr Ut ami Havre on tlie 16th of each mouth, .is follow* From Wrw York. From Havre. The new ship ONEIDA, I 1st Murch t 16th April Captain 1st July Itith August Jame, Fuu-k, f 1st November? 16th D?"ember Ship BALTIMORE, I Ut April i Itilh .\Uy Captain Ut August Willi September Edw VT'I i'uuck, f 1st Deccem'rf ftith January Shi i I'TICA, I 1st May i I6lh June Ctpiain 1st Septemb'rnl 7 The OXFORD, I July l AuK 19 UOO lout. Nov 1 Dec IS J.Rathbune, (March 1 April 19 The EUROPE, (July 19 Sept 7 cin Ion*. Nov 19 J*'i 7 K.O.Minhill Mu 19 Aliy 7 The NORTH AMERICA, (AuB 1 Sept 19 CIS ton*. Deo 1 Jan 19 A B. Lowber.f April 1 May 19 The NEW YORK, (An* 19 Oct 7 900 ton-, Dec 19 Feb 7 T. B. Cropper.i April 19 June 7 The CAMBR1DOE, S?pi 1 Oct 17 HJO ',Jan I Feb 17 W. C Bawtow.r .Vlay 1 June 19 Tin-COLUMBLS, Sept 19 Nov 9 TOO lon?, Jill 19 Mar 9 O. A Cole. May 19 July 7 Punctuality. aa tetania the day oftailins, will beobfrven m here olore. The price of liasjaKe ou* ward i? now filed at One lluu ired Doll \ra. for whicn ample alores of even' desi rtption w eire. Ilusell Ulovfr, Howes. Wales, Watts. Htbtruia, Wilson. Westchester, Ferris. Alfred, Cliet ver. Osceola, Child*. Ciitlon, ItuTsoll. St. Cloud. Emerson. Louisville, Allen. New York, Nlven. Sobieskie, Kiuerson. Warsaw, Griffiths. Oswego, Wood. Ocean, Willard. Talbot, Storey. N. Hampshire, Harding. Panthea, G o.lmauson. Robert Isaacs. Truemsn. Virainia, E'tou. Europe, Batcheldor. S. Jt-iikius, Seymour. A free paa?age from the different porta of Ireland and Scot land, enn also he secured, and tiratts furnished for any amount, payable at tke National and Provincial B i ks of In land and their ies|iective branches, and also on Messrs. J. to. W. Robinson, Liverpool, which are paid Iree ol any charge, throughout the United Kingdom. For further ixiiLiculars *pply to JOIIN HERDMAN, 61 Souih street. or J. fc W. ROBINSON, 16 Goree Piaziat.and ?n!6 No. 1 Neptune st., W-iterloo Dock. Livcr|H)ol. STEAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN ANTWERP AND NEW VORK, FM?S 0 CTIM M P TOX. BELGIAN STEAM EH BRITISH QUEEN, K. KvckIIOI.T, CoMMATVDF.a. 1 he d ?jrs of departure ol this well-known Steamship, have been Used .is fo'luw* Fr? n? Antwerp, From Southampton. From New York, On 4ih M*v. 1812. On 7th May, 18U, On 7th June, 1842 yw- 10th July, 7f|; A*>g., 7ih Stpt. imh H? 11. 7t?. Oct., M Price of uaass*e, me \is not included, to Southampton or Aurwerp, $70?StewanPs lees, $2 C2H. The meals will be sen ed on board, on the Uii ol a cuitinrntal hotel, in t}*e best taatiuer. and ai Hied nd moderate juices, i^aseri* n being onlv hi?rged when partaking oi th* samr. The in ce ol pas*.Age to either ol the above norta ran ?!?n h*. rni:. eit .1 j r? Ivrred, with ni- ali find iteward'a Ice* included for Vn,ncliinf( of wines. An I ?|*n*uies the ihip. JTor frfifht or pMnm, of ui further uilci Mixtion. airclv to H. W, T, Jit II, MALI, Agenti, (23 im'r II Ur v-niirn. FARE AND FKLK'HT KELHJCKU. hi i.ui.aii mail, BOSTON, STOMaOTON AM) NKWPORT.com pourd of i!.e following inperl r atcamci*, runeiug in collection with the Stoninffton and I'l# vidtncr, and B?*on and Pro* ridence Uailroad*? MASSACHUSETTS, Ciptaiu Conutock. RHODE ISLAND. Captain Tliayer. NARIIAOANSKTT, Captain Woolaey. MOHEGAN, CapUin Vanderoilt. One ol which will lean New lork daily, (Sunday* e*ceirtd) from Her No. 1, North Rirer, Battery Place, at fire o'clock, P. M, AiiHairiir.Mr^ta. The RHODE ISLAN D, on Monday and Friday, for Stoning on am! I ii^ day,!' r Stoiitngton, Newport and Providence. i!he I\1 \8SACHUBET I N, iiu Tiie?day_Mid Saturday, lor Ston.iikIoii, Newport and Providence, and Thiimlay lor Stonlu^ton.

Pk??Ki>iirn on the arrival of tUe ?tcamer? at Stonington, may take the Railroad 'art and proceed immediately to Provi dcnce ^nd Bolton. Krciulu taken at (lio foliovitiiik innch reduced rat?? To Hc?tou, on K'">da weighing forty pouuda or tipwarda to he eiillic I'ooi, at Si M i?r lou, and on meauiremeM good* 7 cant* i?r foot. i'l. Prudence, ou ineasnremrnt K00d*5cent? per cnbic foot, an'! ?|ec1ui arii'lea aa per tanf to be obtained at office 28 ro. mil ?m* BII.Lol Kjchauge eriiiL- titled In the proprietor himself, and some of the Hrst mechanics; tht refore he is en bled to execute eill orders with des|Mtch and Warranted workmanship. Kurniture of every descrii tion reiiairetl aud reuovati-d tolooke.|uJ to new? clitrge extremely moderate. The jiiibite will oblige J. DESSOIll, with a call in their Alley, between Frauklm and White street*. Tne above Alley lay., between Broadway and Klin street. N. B ?All appointments by letter punctually attended too. it III lin*r uTfnvrTSxt u. 4 \Tnruuii t ouiiWi'N oc v uiit aui ij i ARK Constantly receiving laiee supplies of Cloths, Cassimeres and oolli u? ol ereiy description,suitable lor the comiiu va*on, which they offer al extremely reduced piicea for cuh, at their well known Tailoring Establishment, 420 Broadway, second door above Can il at. Gentlemen are regiicsird to call and cximine llieir stock before I'Urclia.nn, elsewhere. N. B.?Particular attention |>aid to boys c'othes. sin lm*r HIGH PO.-ISH. LEE'S STEAM IMPROVED BLACKING is now umver?alljr wliuittrd to be lar suiierior to any vet invented for iU peefilitr pre?*rvativesofteliinif quail iea to the leather, and for its eiquisite brill it ut jet black lustre, properties entirely unrivalled. N B.-F or the genuine article apply to the only Warehouse, No. 1 John st, coruei of Broadway. CHAS. LEE, alO l??*r F'>rmerly Lee Thomson. LOaJ^AI^TfllS. AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION CO. GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE. BOATS LEAVE ALBANY DAILY. pA88ENOlt8 Korwari ed, v ithout delay, to A Utica, Si,XI Clravelun I, Ohio, Rocliestcr, Detroit, Mich., $\7S Lockiiort, S3,2 Chicago, III., $9,60 Buffalo, (,50 Toronto, U. C. $i,00 Oswpbo, $2,Ml, and 1'itIshuru II. And all parts ol the Western Country. M. L. KAY, k CO., alO lin*m 141 Liberty street, New York. 11 E NlTQ U E S* WHOLESALE AMJ RETAIL HAVANA AND PhlNCIPiS 8 GAR STORE, BiiEUEliT il William Stklkt, Belwetn Wall and Pine Streets, si I lm"r fsfcW Ir'ORK. DOCTOR BELL Continue* to be consulted dailv, until 10 P. M. CONFIDENTIALLY Oil Vlicnte dMrnsn, at hit |>iiv*te offici i, 4 COKTLANDT STREET. OUCOND Door from Bioadway, with the utmost confidence in all c**.-s of a delicate nature, re^uirm/ prompt and safe treatment. Being a Kegulur Practitioner, patients may rely uptiu receiving all the atteuliou their cases may demand, Willi an assurance of a successful issue, h.tsed upon tlie ex|?erieuce of muiy years piofessional duties. Dr Brll does not advertise a Specific Urap or Pili tor tlie cure of cerlaiu dise ases?but guarauteea all tiiat Anatomical, Medical, and Chemical knowledge i can suggest >n each case. Separate offices. Attendance till 10 P XI. daily. hH Imjr FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND MATERIALS FOR FLORISTS. Bit UN LA ROSifclllfci St COUJIT, I IS William tlrtel? The only successor ol Bruu L Itosiere itCo. a: Paiis, have just received, by t'?t Havre Ptck t Slop* Stlvie de Urasse and the Sully, a lance assortment of Superior and Fashionable Flowers, of the latest Parisian styles. No. 116. William street is tr.e true and only depot of those superior articles from^ieir mauu factory in Paiis, Kuc de Tracy No. 6. TtM abort jKrn ku been lately et with a call, and examine her elegant and varied stock of Millinery lor themselves, before they ptirchase elsewhere, aj n will be a Rreat savin* to litem in |>nce and a ?ieat advantage i> regards the variety and quality of the goods. MISS 8. KINO, Magazine de Modes, au23 lmr 293>4 Broadway. guitars. "V/f ARTIN kCOUPA, Uiutar M mufactnrrrs, 385 Broadway^ 1 up sUim, have constantly on hind a lar^e assortment u! On i tars, of French, (jeiman, and Spinish model. M. O. would rail the attention of Solo players to their Terz (iuitais, made after tlie model of Oiulani, which in bri 111 ncy and punt ol t??i?* .-n sm ciir, and very ea No. 130 Chatham st. ZKPHVR K\1 BROIDERY WOOL, best Berlin manulactures.by he case or to suit purchasers. German Worsted, asiorted colors. (J hi lie Worst* d, do Berlin Krn^mid ry patterns, new designs and all makes. Cwiiou, Wousted and Linen Canvass, all widths. Floss Silk. complete assortment of colors. 'In nille Cord and working chenille. Purse twiat, gold and silvei thread and braids. Gaze (tlsce, lor covering embroideiie*. Faii.y embroider*.darticles. Cords, i ts*- Is, fringes, file. Sic. OhJIo us, binding*, boot cord*, fcc Sic. Received by late arrivals, and constantly on htnd. by ?DWARD LIPPOLD, s6*od lm*rc No lOt Willi .in st., near Jonn, up stairs. I THANSPATFEW AND WASHABLE V\ IN[)oT I 8MAU(.8.-Th? inb-rribera hive on >i vary in pre- and quality from the most magnificent Freii> h painting rw r imixirled in the country. to the rhi lull in atyle, at low at 8a. each. Alio on hand, i lame to.k ofChintwa and L'nena lor win low., of vari.itu pattern*, Allures, kc. Tour hr- with a general assortment ol all de Ti|itioiii of llphol (eiy O'-odi, BeiU, Mallresset, Curtain*, Curtain Mutual., (Jilt on amenta,, kr. For sale at l.markable low |,l,ce* goL0M0N k 1|A ;{Ti Upholsterers, fcc. KtNdim*r? IW Broadway, oppo-lte John ?trerl. I^AILY EXPKKSH LINKS >OH ALBANY, l)lli,A, D BUFFALO. CHICAGO AND CANADA.?Hi* inh cribert having been .n-pged for the la>t twelve months rnnllill( the Albany ami B itf.ilo Kl|>r >1, in innnection wit.. I'.ir den it Co.'? New Vork and Albany Line, have recently titi nd? il ilieir Kli'res. Line Irt in Buffalo to Albany, tbr-'ii.h tolliitri'yon their own account, will receive tvii 1 forward dah.t, (Mnniltvi eicepted.l Sjiecie, Bank No'ea, rare lHIVALLTKI) TONIC MIXTURE. A ceitMU cure lor all I'orma of dy?)wptia, low ipiri'.i, loaa ol lpi'ctite, l-uiitudn, calaiMoua eruptiona, gen-ral drbiluy, premfodtmi l* coypdon, um *11 eoapU-m. It in ly be al?o u?ed with Kreat tucceaa in caaea of fever ami atfue and .is a preventative ta yellow tevei. Sold in bottles it Si aud S2 each. THK ANODYNE LIMMKNT. For the cure ol iheumatic pa ua, co'ic, brm.es, sprains, sj-inil diaeaae, nervous headache, pains in the joints, and immediate and permanent relief KUartnteed. Hold in hollies, 7i eti each. THE PARISIAN ALTKRATIVK MIXTURE. For the enre of all cases ol a delio-te discasa, or for tutus in the bono, eruption*, tore throat, ,or auy other distressing symptom*. produced bv an injudicious uie of mercuiy, ?r b> ciuackerv ""old iu bottles it SI and Si each. THE AMERICAN ANTlBILOUS CATHARTIC PILL or the cuie nl *11 ileraiijjemeul* of the liver, |iurifyiiiit ihi lood, eiciiiiuc (lie whole alimentary canal to iltlty tcriou, ud Kl'ltu new vigor to the vital imwi'ri. Tint medicine 11 utirfly sujtercedinx the drutic purgatives of the u?struro ender*. THE FEMALE RESTORATIVE PILL. Kor the cure of those cnmplaiot* peculiar to the female in, and to restore aud |>rcserve the regular action of the female arcana, with lull directions and cautions as toiue, aud aold in boies at $1, iO cent*. Mid 25 cents each. SIR A8TLEY COOPER'S TILL. Kor 'he cuie of cutaueous eruptions, cout, chronic rheuma ti?in, nnd to improve the lone of the digestive oiyans. THE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGISTIC MIXTURE. Guaranteed to ure goiiorrhcB-i, tried. aud ill mucopurulent discharges from the urethra. Sold in bottle* at Ml cent* and I each. THE PAPILLARY HEALING POWDER. For the cure of sore nipple*, and au(>erlicial-xcoriation* of the *kiu. Sold in closely stoi'i phi lis at M cent" n.ich. The above |>n patulous inay al*o be had of the following sub-Ayr [its in this city:? J. W. Ba*?et, 614 Jrosdway. Dr. E. M. Gui?u, IV Bowery. Dr. King. 28? Hudson street. Elias L. 1'heall, MB Grand street. Win. \rinstronR, 184 Fuliou street, Brooklyn. Principal office of the College for New York, at 97 Nassau street. By order, au2S3mr W. S.RICHARDSON. Aj?nt PAIR'S LIFE PILLS Fis impossible to calculate the man} benefits to thr human race which must result from the discovery of Old P.trr's recijK*. The hut: herb tl medicine which is Compounded fiom it* dnection has, in thousands of? asrs, bem tried aud proved to be the most efficient remedy of the day. Nor in it connned in it? usefulness to the diseases of the poor, for it is sought by, and lound in the medicine dusts ol the more w? althy classes ol Great Britain and various parts of the continent of hurope. Ai a family medic ne it is uueou tiled, aud is all n werful in removing bilious and other comnf hits rinsing irom the d?*raiiire meut of the ailimenttrv du, and in purit'yiiwthe blood. Ir i? certaiu in the cure of tnc more delicate Complaints incideut in females, gtateful to the taste, aromatic to the sow II, auu at the same time s 'gentle in its operation, yet so effecacioa*, that no female ought to be without so *reat a boon, left them by its venerable discoverer, Old Parr. It has been but a sh irt time before the public, vet the proprietors have received numerous applications for he Pills from various jr'.H o. 111e l'nii? (l Si ?tea; and ha\ e had ratify in:; t? >ti monials of their good effects m removing diseases prevalent at this season o! the year. To all th re .'ore who are afflicted and in had health, we W 'llKl say go l? an'. of tltr umlertnntioi.nl Willi, where lti?Genuine I'arr's Life Pills mav be hid, viz:? Hu>hton it Aspinw til, .Iru.gist* ami chemists, 8fi Williim St.. Ill) Bro dwar and HI A-lor House. Abr*h m Sand* k Co diiu^i is ml chemists,granite building*, 274 Uioadvv i\ corner >t i. i in In r m. T Dickie, 413 Broadway, corner of LUpenard?t. John B Dod J, druggist, Bro i way, coru.-r of Bh-ecker ?t. A W '-ad.au, Boweiy Medicine Store, 2S0 Bowery. Syme.' M (licitie Stole, ti3 Bowery, Cdruerof Walker it. A B Trijiler, cor KiiImii and Water nt in the city, an where it is sol J in I" f !i s> *i s, in 111? ir v.iriout stages, a radic d cure warranted?ihe charges in every case modeialt;, sta ed whenth" |>ationt applies, i.o charge being required until the enre is inrrfected^ or "?ediciue put up for the treatment and cure with copious piiiitrd direction* for Hse. All persons suffering uud r diseases 01 an aiocravat*-d niture, arc requested to call aud they will be treated by a regular practitioner ol''JO years experience, whose medical aud ?u gical diplomas are eihi bited to View At his office. No. 1 Beekrnan street. New York. s8 lm'r CHINESE LEMONIA. AN iSNTIRELY new and splendid article for the Toilki. surpassing in fragraucy any article of the Kind that hit IWHM illltenj IJto ikb country. Every housekeeper will highly appreciate it as an indispensable family invi^ora tor. Also, Lsvcndcr, Pine Apple, Vanilla_ and Cologne, h'ghly fragrant?together with every variety of flagrant odors in liquid form. K >r sale wholesal tnd retail at the l)e|>ot of Health and Strength, JO Canal street, one door east of Broadway. aur,H lit Catctr, I6nnd Oil is the holesomest and best Oil for tht Han?makes it it row tliicn and long, prevents its falling off 01 lurniug grey, and ven if hair has b 4111s to turn ^rey, is such a noumnrr ti? the hair, that by nte it will restore II to its n*turl color Also prevents hair from becoming shaded, and il hnii li is air. ady sh tiled, which is a me disligurenien' to young ladies. and if used for a short 'ime, it will restore it to its naluia color, clear ihr; scurf, and keep the hi ail and liar cleau, roinote eyebrows and whiskered. A liberal discount made to wholesale purchasers. Price JO cents per bottle, highlv perfumed. A. pastoh. *9 3?r*r 165 Greenwich st. N. It EPICC RES! EPICURES! EPICURES rPIIE Subscriber, formerly known as one of the ririn of Blew -s- and Ten EycU, ol' No. R Broad street, having opened a house No. J64 broadway a few doors below Niblo's Garden, where he s.ill cont lines to serve up all the Delicacies of the Season, vi/?Gini-. Poultry, Kish, kc lie., together with his celebrated Mill t'oud. Shrewsbury and all choice Oysters fresh or nickleil, w liich obtaiuid tlie premium at the last Annual Fair at Niblo's. Hating fitted m> a saloon unequalled in the city, where gentlemen and their tairilies visiting Niblo's, can, with the greatest propriety, have served up to their comfort and satisfaction,such refreshments as they may call for on reasonable terms. N. B.?Clubs and Private Parties wishing rooms, can oe accommodated as above,by s7 Ini'r JOSEPH TKN EYCK, 'I'ERRAI'IN LUNCH.?Uourmoadi.' l^ui Vne! IlwuJ sand, of our good cits, lovers of ^ood hire, have been loi som" weeks past suffering severe dissppointmen from the closing of the far-lamed Terrapin Lunch." The li.fui fev r," is now, however, over, a?d again inay iliey "fee?' Well," (or be't kno w" tli it th? John Adaoia, of Knickribocker memory, "hangs his hat" uat the Terrapin also the pn> triof v*H 11 f JhrMtt-ixlom. v Vlriii \vj Lair. Now, then, ?rnacK your lip* v- cormorants in th? T irtle Soap and ^te.ik line, the mantle or Han haa fallen upon John, ta perfect: on .in good eatuu *nd ?lrink njf ina In *iraiu cnannterd at ihe Terrapin. A tingle look into the* olfl "Ire Boi," will appease th- hiii?K*r of him with the short pur?e, .ind a taaie of the genuine at li 'If the o?d pricea wil? tickle t*?e of th- rcritat anchorite. b iw* Ore* u Turtle served up this day, and every day duriuv the a^aaon. __ _ 1 t Achallknuetto Tllti VVOHLIJ.-UH. J- linAl OCULIaT, No. 221 Diviaion street, N? w V??rk, Ironi Hie city of London?*the only maker of the Art i ial limn in Eye in the United States, respectfully inform* t'?os; person# that ha. had the misfortune to have lo?t one of tK^ir ejrea, tnat he can place n artificial eye in, an as to opvn, ahfiTt aiid more in the head, withont |?a?v? eiiher in tiling or wearing,at mos excepted. N. B.? Artificial Teeth, set in lirtt tat* rtyle, from one to a who|?- aet, *t a reduced price. A single Tooth, ith Silver plate, $1 50? Dj wi'h 0*>ld, $3. s 11 I w r H( >SK~KOR THE C HOT ON WATKR KOK i L AM Doits, Water Poult, Kin* Kn^iiici. Ike.?JOHN H. B?iWIfcl. 21 J cob street, hit n w ou hand eiery desciip*ih*-rfo hi*'j? being no cck in the wa\ to |tc v>t retail. We havi ai great a vaneiv of other kind* ul l'i?tol? a* ran be foui.d. with 111 lien, U. 8. tluakeu, for (hipping uid military; True Minki t?, do: KowliiiK Tieten. ?i>ij;lr and double; rtui lirgt ?ize d> ulde nud lioicle oiiiii for uuRkitiK, together with Powder, Shot, Kliuka, bik?, i C'a| Lockt, Bai reU, Sic., Scr., in large or anull ouantiiln. N. B-?Country dealcri air reiue?ted to call mu l imine our aanortment In-fore urch.nir.g el?r where. ?B 2m*r V1CTORINE k O^?Will commence bu?ine?? at their e?? Ul. i V.. I' r.U1v M ..I'll.. vii TOHlNfei, wlose mmr has become so popular from it* frequent mention in the PamUll JotirmU of Fashion, and whose house it Paris was th?f r? ndetvoat of the factorable wmld, has the Uonor to iriiiotMCtf to the Indies of New York, that sh?- will on Taesdty licit, tlie 20th of SSepKuiber, op?n her estib'ishmeut f* r ?hf Kile of French Fashion*. consisting of Cloaks, Shawls, Msntrlettes. Aprons, Hat*, Caps, Head Dresses, and Fancy Parisian Artielea. '1'ne L-orirsi> ndentaof MidlU Victoiine will k*ep hrr con? jtantlv supplied v* ith the T^ry latest Fashions. Two skilful French wo. k women are al* ays in attendance. ?17 lm#r IRK I VING. SEPTEMBER 18, 1 Washington Correa|>oiieech of a Southern Gentleman? IVebb, of the Regular Army?JVadiinqton Volunteers? Disappointment?Proposed Dinner to Gen. Bennett?Frank Key's F.xdogy on the Heral/l? Blair, Penrose, otul Pleasonton?Parke C'ustii, and Mike ]Valth. 1>KAR Gknkkal:? Look out tor a breeze somewhere. Old Poins called lor his bill ut Galubum'a on Tuesday last, settled it by note, and set out, with his better half, in the cars for New York. Hastening to be at the depot, I saw a thundering sight uf baggage, trunks, bandboxes, lap dogs, >!cc brought in. Whose is this 1" said 1. The Governor's," said the boy. Presently a square-built, 1'at, huffy, red l'aced man, dressed very handsomely in a suit of black, came bustling in, poked his head int* the car, and said, Ladies, will you make room for the Governor and the Governor's lady. Governor Poindexter, late Senator from Mississippi, and his lady, will be here in a moment. Koom lor the Governor, if you please." There w/sre but five ladies in the car, and of course plenty of room but this personage seemed determined it should be known that he heralded a Governor. By and by the Governor hobbled in, as fast as rheumatism, lumbago, gour, and other trifles would allow?and a more ghastly, horrid, unearthiy-looking physiognomy I never put my eyes on. I have heard much of this man for thirty years past; in common charity I had supposed tn-tny of the stories afloat about him were exaggerated, but I must say his countenance does not give the lie to them. The fat man kept close to him, and talked incessantly to the Governor, until the cars started, and laughing at the end of every observation, winking his eyes, pricking uphis earn, and looking around to see if every one enjoyed his wit. At length when the train was oft", our fat man sauntered up to me, and said, "that gentleman, sir, that you saw me engag'd with is Governor Poindexter._ We are extremely intimate." "You are hi* relation, perhaiw," said I. No, sir, friends?o friends?my name is McFadden. I am receivero meys at Natchez, Mississippi, and am intimate ith all her distinguished men." In this strain ol hero ran o?, until we reached mv lodgings, during hich time he had t?'ld rne sundry anecdotes, repea "?d his own biogr tphy, half u dozen electioneering adventures, and given me at least fifty digs, punches, and shoves, with his elbow. I have never met witn such an original, and as he is n sensible and clever fellow, and seems to knoweverv body, and everything. I here and elsewhere, mid to he willing to tell all he knows, and more besides, I advise yon to engage him as your Mississippi correspondent, especially us he tells me he has long been connected with the press, and started every leading paj>er in that State, and helped to make every conspicuous man out there. Our city is remarkably healthy, except that the cholic is quite epidemicjbiit the gin practice isfound to answer admirably Every thing is dull here, but the tooth of slander. That is sharper than evr, and there is a reputation butchered every twenty-four hours. We have here an organised set?t sort of fraternity?half loafer, half gentlemen?men that swear by whiskers, gold chains, and huge rattans?some dressed very fineothers on the shabby genteel?who do nothing but hunt up victims from day to day. They infest our hotels, and at all hours of th-* day may be seen on the porches of GadsbyV and Brown's. Scarce alemale, particularly if she be pretty, is permitted to pass without an ill-natured r-mark; and if she is gallanted by a strangeror memberofCongre s, these gentlemen immediately make war on her character. It passes from one to the other?from hotel to boarding house?exaggerated as it circulates, until, per haps, a woman as innocent :\s an ungel, is utterly mine J in public estimation. In this waylyou may account for one half the calumnies alloat in thiscity. These men are confirmed rouit themselves worn out debauchees, subsistingon stimulants; discharged officeholders, bitter against all the world, or greedy olfice seekers chagrined by delay, and they avenge themselves by murdering the reputations of defenceless women.? -in... c i j.'.... n i u I lie fAlsiciiuc 01 ?u?:ii a trr'/wc in nrii miuwii ucrjc: it in an intolerable nuisance, and should be abaled. 1'he young men ot our city should have an eye to those gentry. 1 admire the spirit of a gentleman who represented a Southern State in Congress a few years since, and was notorious for his gallantries. At a wine parly a gentleman alluded to the subject, and spoke lightly of the virtue of the sex. "Sirs," said he, "no gentleman ever boasts of his gallantries. He who does violate confidence cannot claim, therefore, to be believed. There are no women equal to the women of Washington, and norie so shamefully traduced. A young girl may be led off from the paths of innocence by |onsibility. Such a humbug is too broad lor these Hard money times. We had a grand display of military the other day, and I must say the boys did the thing handsomely They are well equipped, well drilled, full of esprit enerils Van Ness, Mason and Hunter were loud in the applause. The fact is they ?re your greatest admirers and will fenst you i o fleath if you come here. Old I'arke anus?ihe standing dinner orator of liese p?rt.?has become exceedingly jealous of Mike Valsh. He feir* that Mike will surpersede him.? What is that you say said he to Frank Key, F P. Bl ur, Oi l I'lean&nlon, Penrose and others yesvrday. "Why, we are." said Key, "proposing to ;ive Bennett a dinner. His inimitable paper should be sustained. His steady opposition to fanaticism, md uniform support of tnebenevolent movements of the day, the pure stream of molality flowing through Ins columns, deserve a public tribute." "Yes," taid Blair, "and then his ouiosiiion to the rag md promise to pay system has done more to restore the credit of New York, and force the resumption of specie payments, than all other causes combined." He is a light-house map, too," said f'leasonton?" I manage the whole concern under his directions," "and to be candid Willi you,gentlemen," said Penrose, "and in strict confidence, I should have been gone lo ig since, if he had seen fit to blab Mm tic i? a hiirh minded, liberal fellow, so nut m down an for the dinner." "Igoitj" said Custis, "I will lend Washington's lent lor the occasion hut Mike Wali-li must come. Il is my privilege to do the dinner talking tor ten years to come." So yon may look out, Icneral, and preimre you'self for the invitation. I expect to be on the committee of fifty sent to wait on you, and until ttien adieu. (t G. ndiliigt [Coir*?potiilmce of lh? Herald.] Washington, Sept. 15, 1&I2. The New ?Yfjry Bureau?Our jVary?iXuvy Com. miwionert. My Dkar Hknnktt:? Absence from this city since the date of my last must be niy apology for not discoursing you before in continuation, as I promised. I have had n refreshing trip to the country, have forts ted and faltered on unmedicated nutic cheer, i. o chslklcss milk and lard less but trr, to say nothing of the loti of other good creature-comforti that flourish and abound in and about a thrifty substantial farmhouse. I ha\e 1F, l{ A 842. seen,too, coveys of sweet pretty quaker country girls in neat and simple pnutl' colored rigging, who were, natheless, not to be sneezed at In short,I have been decidedly in clover, und have laid in a stock of it for future rumination. On iny return I was shock ed to learn (what alas, now almost all know and lament) the death of Mrs. Tyler. 'Twas a sad and heart-rending bereavement, not only to her noble, persecuted husband, to her family, her friend?, and associates, but peculiarly so to the host of indigent, humble and brokrn spirited sufferers to whom the loss of her sympathy and assistance is indeed irreparable To guilt and crime death is truly "th'- (ell destroyer?the King of Terrors"?and there are but few of us who can contemplate individually the occurrence of his advent without a shudder Hut to Mrs Tyler he came as a kind and welcome friend the messenger ofglnd tidings and endless happiness, to call her pure and gentle spirit to its a^iropriate home. Amid the deep sorrow of their affliction, it still must b>- a consolation to her stricken fanulv to feel assured that she is n?w and forever relieved from the severe physical sufferings with which she has been so long ufflicted, and that her pure soul and devoted feelings can no more be distressed by the bitter, reckless and malignant abuse wbu h din |>oinied swindlers and mercenary presses lavish on her husband. The re-organization of th" Navy Department, an 1 stated in my last, has gone into r(ieration. The bill which authorised it passed on the last day of the session; in the hot haste of thegreedy expectants of the offices therein provided for, several gross errors were committed iu its engrossment. These were not discovered till after the presiding officers of the two Houses and the President had signed the bill, and Congress had adjourned. In other words, the re-organization bill passed by Congress is a very different afliiir from that under which the several Bu| reaux of the Department are now in operation This creates a necessity of having the whole subject reconsidered nt the next session, when I trust, indeed know, that anoiher sort of arrangement will be provided for As it is, the Department, to be sure, is re organised, but not improved. The same old men of the sea, as tenacious and pondrous as Sin bad's famous accompaniment, still cling to its shoulders and paralise its energies. The same stupidity, the same ignorance, the same obstinate adherence to antiquated prejudices, long since discarded by all other nations that pretend toihe possession of a Navy, and obsolescent even in our own commercial marine, have been merely transferred from the late office of Navy Commissioners to the supervision and direction of four of the new Bureau. The mam argument which induced Congress to adopt the measure, was the thorough riddance of the Navy Commissioners, in ever> shape, which it was believed the bill would effect. Their extravagance. inconi|>elence anr commensurate self conceit, had justly rendered ihem odious 10 Congress and to the country. Anj evil, any plan of administration was preferable to the waste and derangemenr caused by their presence and control in the Detriment. With very lew exceptions, they have always been old, uneducated, worn-out Captains?brave, I admit, as bull-does, but guiltless of improvement and innocent of brains Any suggested deviation from the beaten track, wat sure to be received by them as rank heresy and im pertinent interference. The modern discoveries o! science or developments of ingenuity, applicable tk. kill i u ~r J?:? ??iv. Hili.c Tmo On a Trade is more lively than ii him been. Those here who have availed themeeJves of the insolvent act have been down to your city and returned with a line btore ofgoods The theatre is doing a fair businew. There are large quantities of western produce coming in now No great alteration in price*. Yours' truly, Erik. City Intelligence. Delivered Himski.f i p.?Jobeph Murphy, who stands implicated by the Coroner's Jury as a principal in the death ol McCoy at the prize fight, voluntarily dclivt red himself up to Deputy Coroner Milliktn, under the advice ot his count-el, William M. Price, >ei>terday morning. The Coroner it-lured to take bail, as ihe otlence had been committed in another county, and application waa then made tt* Recorder Tallmadge, who, by and with the advice and consent of Judge Kent and Mayor Morris, hdmitted him to bail in ihe sum ol #10 000, w hich was entered by undoubted security. \a ?pi??l- mi i?xu\^iccei\y is bun confined in the Tombs, but application will be made for bail on Monday next. Fountains l'he Corporation ate constructing a fountain at the lower end of the Park, in the most inappropriate spot that could be selected. Why not put it in front of the City Hall One is also to be o*n*tructed in the rear of the Hall and one in Union Square is also under way. Jacob Let the Girls Alone ?One Jacob Hall, of shining pkin, met Isabella Smith, a lady of color, on Friday night, and while in r los?i communion at a house in Anthony Mreet, t-he stripped him of hia watch and wallet. The latter of which contained some money. She was locked up. Thk Coining Cask?The counterfeiters, Edward Kelly and Owen Mclntee, who were detected in the act of counterfeit.ng the coin of the United States, will be tried in the Court of Sessions instead of the United StattH Court, an the State Law more rk-.r'v covers the P|*cial offence they have committed. Stolkn Cikcia Drkmm.?During the past several months Mr. Alvah Mann, one of the gentlemen connected with one cf our travelling circuses, has lost nearly a thoupand dollars worth of dresbes and other paraphernalia which were stored in a building in Elizabeth street,near Bayard. Yesterday officer John Davis arrested a man named Herman Seaman, who resides at No 8 Elizabeth street, and in whose poa-ession a number of the dresses were found. He was committed. Horse Thief Taken Off ?Edgar M. Briggs, arrested in this city on a charge of horse stealing from Stamford, Ct., was pent back yesterday, under a requisition from the Governor of that State. The people ol Connecticut are not very friendly to horse 'hieves, and he will therefore meet with more justice than if tried at oar Sessions. Gottiif. Money and Kkpt It ?A few davs since, a charge was made by Mean*. Morris eared that no money had been received by him. The sons, therefore, cams on to New York and sought Behraud, but could find no mch person doing business at 130 Pearl street. They subsequently traced him to No. 108 Canal -ireel, but could get no satisfaction. The Grand Jury having entertained the complaint, arid found a bill of indic'ment, B? brand wm? on Friday night arrestedon a bench warrant and committed terty to the imount ot 6'1 lfi and upwards stolen. Among the articles were a lady's shell work box, a rosewood do, two notes of hand lor #49 70, &c. The thieves ',oo stole the key of the iron safe, and the door ksy. CorTricRFEiTKKs?Two of the gang of counterfeiters that have recently infested our city, named Smith Hyatt, alias Hyatt Smith, and Andrew Bsker alias Long, were arrested by officer Tompkins, Bird and Hoskin, of the upper police, charged with passing #2 counterfeit notes of the National Bank of PrnviH*n/*#? R I rnn^.r.l.l. .-I.I t- ?I wv(.e*u%imi/iv nuivuiliui llir pauio bills were found in their possossion, nnd they were fully committed on three scperate charges. Raker is the w?me rogue that robbed the house of B. M. Brown, of Marmaroneck, as well as others in Westchester county. He has been out of State prison but two months, where he had jut-t finished a five years apprenticeship A number of boats, oars, 6cc. that have been stolen by thete men can be found in possession of the ubove named officers. Great Match Rack.?A great racing match comes off on Monday next, at Lexington, Ky., between the celebrated mare Miss Foote and the Kentucky crack. Zenith, for ?5,(WO a side, half forfeit, four mile heats. Health at the South.?The health of Natchez was never better than on the 6th inst. There was no sickness of any kind. Physicians were starving for want of employment. No new cases of yellow fi ver had been reported at Mobile on the 10ti. inst. There had been nineteen deaths in New Orleans of the fever up to the 8th inst. The epidemic had siightly increased. Bankrupts IX>w.n East ?2,600 persons hare applied for the benefit of the Bankrupt Act in Maine, and but 200 in New Ham|w?hire. Naval.?United States sloop of war John Adamt, I'apt. Conover, was at Buenos Ayres July 19, just arrived from Rio Janeiro, via Montevideo. Rhodk Island Convention ?On Wednesday af ternoon, after h long debate, the resolution offered by Mr. Simmons, waM adopted. It is in theae words Resolved. That the Legislative power under this constitution shall be vested in two distinct branches each of which shall have a negative vote on the other. The on* o be kt.v le I the Senate and the other the House of Representative*. Rt*?ol\ ed. That one branch shall be so constituted aa In n Tuesday the committee to which were referred the articles on representation, reported a bill, which w.ih ordered to he printed. Borne further progress was made, and then the Convention adjourned until the afternoon. Discovery or Important Historicai. RrcoRns I the third report of the deputy keeper of the public !{ecf Queen Anne Bullen, document which were supi?os? (l to h ive hern destroyed, but which nve recently been di-covered among the record* of the Court of Queen's Bench, and whose absence materially impeded the narrative of the historian cf rhe eventful reign of Henry VIII The list of rh?* records is highly interesting to the literary world. Storms ox Lamj and Lark.?The oldest navigators scarctlv remember more severe Ptorms at this reason than have swept nlong Lake ntario for "?Thed qnVnt?y of rain which fell in the Genesee Vnllev niav be' eur/vrd frm tlv units'Mlly great 5ood th" eyaso?y '-m' "'8- ?>.V which was .a ...,rr HV> Po.-t. W> informedih*t ?nnri?ihm? lik- wliii'wind JWn,t ro!?? thr Itnrt Hbo.it niilc m>tth of {ochenirr, prostrating mwi n| th?- timber if thirty ,crei on orio (arm?Ui r??o'ing ptrt ?>f l*,?r orchard nmi ih"i'ling.a nrar Pitt>f<?rd. This w?? in the torm fit Friday night And Saturday morning, the J h and 10 h of September. All the damage that *-e have yet h?ard of was on the east aid* of ths iem aea, not far from the river ?Roehntrr Pott, Sept.

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NEW YORK HE tALD I '??v :rk Sun (ay. September IS, ls4'J. To Vilvcrllv rv. Mr. E B Tuttla it iathori?et! to collect ?'lvertit?ma.il I for tb? H tba usual ra'eito th" a J v e titers. FOURTEEN D\\rS LATER FROM EUROPE. ARU1\ AL OF TI1E STEAMSHIPS 3IAKCAKBT A.VD GREAT WESTERN. HIGHLY IMPORrVNT. Very DhMtroiu We wa from Indlit-Drffnt of tl?r ICn^liah at tilt* Cape of ftooil Hope? Fil,'Ut of thi- Rmprrorof China?Vrrlvnl ol the Uuteti In tCJtlmid?Tile Hint In En {laud l'h?-lr Su?nlilnnci---?litate ol Trail The Cotton a id M in*y Market*? I l-m 'III of t??e Ke^riiry li>n In P a'ici ?Tj ml Ya'tbu t iti anil t lc IVraty D f an In Ruuiu?Metvi from all pari* ol t'l'- World. Twj slenu slitjis hive arrived?'he Great Weal ern n tp arvi ine >i irgtr'i At u iui ix. in?*i"nnc sailed frDin L v -rpiol on ill 3 I irist in! :*.ntl th'- letter'?n th-22 1 ult We havr- receive J byih"inintfllijirjc-e from Europ* fourteen days later than th it nr.iujht by the C iledoiii i. The n ws is of th-j highest importance in every point of view N" chiug in chiton. Prices advanced one week, but fell back a?ain. Tbe n-'vv-i from th" Continent is of such a character a* to posse?n!y local interest. Thf Great Western brings ninety-six pn-engen, among whom are Madame Celeste Elliott and her father. Tne Ac^ia was to leavn on the 4th instant, with sixty or seventy pissengers. We shall, probably, receive her to-day. Oar Minister, Edward Evened, had gone to Pa is. Dr. William Maginn is dead. Prince Albert was iwenty-iwo years old on the 1st instant. There have been large frauds at the London Cus^ torn Hou>e. There hive been failures among the corn factors. American and Canadian dour is six-pence lower. Grain is down. The Regency question in France has been de cided. The Archbishop of Canterbury and Mrs. Howley hive been ill; Dr. Howley seriously so, with some spasmodic affection. He is getting better; the lady recovered more rapidly. Lord Ashburton was expected in England on thi 1st of this month. The British Queen arrived at Cowes, in fifteen days; the Great Western, at Liverpool, in thirteen days; and the C >lumbia, at the same port, in nine days and a half, from Halifax. The (Ureal Western is to be sold, sure. Th" insurrection in the manufacturing and mint in} districts, having spent its violence, waa subsiding, ui I the restoration of tranquillity was becoming B n?*r il. At many placcs the dUiurbei-a of the pe.?cc h tve returned to work. By the thousand? upon tu imin engaged in the in?nriectionary novemeni. no fire unn were used. In Yorkshire and Lincoln "hire, ihe women were among tlie most aciive of the rioters, as in the Reign of Terror in France. Tin turn-out in Scotland, regarded as the i>roiect for a. C"iera! movement, has been a failure. Il is doubtful whether a regular steam Communication between Europe and America, except by the Punnr I =te;im-hi .s- e in l>e sustained anv lonsr?'r The proprietor- of t'.ie Great \Veatern are so deeplv f ?rr.i -jwd by the expense incurred in keeping her em >loyenne!l declines to be re-elected Lord Mayor of Dublin. The British h tve met with more reverses in Indis, and with a disastrous defeat at the Cape of Good Hope. Tne crops are abundant all over the Kingdom. Santos Monteiros Je Co. had tailed for 2,003,9Sl marks banco. Fanny Ellsler had arrived at Vienna. MinistbrIai. Opp (fitit*? We have learned within the last few days thst Lord John Kussell has signified to Lord Paliner.iton, in answer to represents ti'?ns by the latter, a* to th>* necessi'v of the Liberals advancing with the popular feeling, that closely conn-eteit us he (Lord Jonn Russell) is connected with tne Bedford lamily, he could not consent to be a party to lurtli r reform, and that therefore h?thinks it were better that the opposition would look out for ?ome other leader before the commenceme.it of inoth-r p irli unentury campaign.? A/or?. Adv. Th-intelligence Irom th'1 United States, and the arrival from thence by iheGfat Western, of a S|>e. ci il n'ssenger with the treaties for the -lettlement ot the m inv pending questions bet wen England antl AaiTtca is considered favorable, and the latter NT.itki r.n I, I CVCIIl. Ud? HIV' II llllivcia.il D.UIPIIH.HVU. ^wiiinigiino, as yet, transited here as to llie terms of the fre^f i*'** but they are generally supposed to be such as cannot I ufto giv the utmost satisfaction to the people ot both countries, and, at all ev|pts, thst Atlantic vith such wonderful ei icntude aijd regu'aritv, was about to b- wirhdrawn from th- trade, and the compiny dissolved. Subsequent circumstances fully testify th? truth of our announcement. From statements rn je during the last ten days, it appears, that sh? is miendet to perform all the vovaj -s for which she h-tsbeen advertised, and tin n f-he is to be sold, to {Tether with the whole of the establishment belonging to the company. Ii is retried that theconrern h-iabeen jnyihina bnt a flourishing onejat the present time is in'febtea in a snin amounting to nearly ?W,000. Of this, ?15,000 are owing to their bankers. The building of the large iron ship belonging to the companv has been suspended, mid it will require about JC15.00U to complete her The subject of Atlaniicsteum navigation is now ittracting much attention in England, and it daily becomes more eviA 'tit, tbat no company can withstand the cost unless bucked by government contracts. The V/est In Ha mail- are aguiiito be transmitted by sailing vessels The miserable and vross mis management which has, throughout, marked the movements of th" Royal Mail steamers has giver such dissatisfaction, and the complaint# to Goremraeni have been so loud and frequent, that the con tract is to be broken up. An arrangement has been entered into for the future transmission, the (mrticui*ts #t whioh will be found in another column. \Vk*t [xdia M :?tka hern.?The following a'a'istir*of di" olJ and new arrangements of the Royal WV-: India Mail Company tor the conveyance ?>l in m ul-, will be iound interesting anl 201,810 1 ii IV i! th s mi tiill he :iieuy any of the Company's vessels, viz: Surinam, Uerbice,Santa Croix, Curacoa, Balua Honda, Maracaibo, St. Juan de Nicaragua, New Orleans, Turk's Island, U iyuquess and Ponce, (Pcrto Rico,) Crooked Isinn. Hum Key, Charleston, Savannah, New York, and Halifax. The Berbice mails will be transmitted by land from Demerara as formerly. The new ;>.an to come tully into operation by the steattiT leaving England on the 3d of next month, (October.) E\st India Stkam Navigation?The steamer India having performed her last voyage from Suez to Bombay, against the height of the monsoon, a circumstance unprecedented in the annals of navigation, it may be interesting to compare a statement of that steamer's performance on her two last voyages, the first having been made in the fair seaion, and the second against the strength of the monsoon. Oh her first voyage, the India left Gal' ntta on the 10th of January last, and steamed to ?vt .1 i it l u iiiKi i*? uours, ruumug *k>4?F iiiiio, i or miles per day, consnmidg 660 tons of coal, or 7 610 lb. per horse power per hour. On the second voyage she left Calcutta 9th of May, and steamed in 3-1 days -16.58 miles against the wind, and averaging 137 miles per day, und under sail tour lays, distance 50H9 miles, consuming 9(H) tons ot coals, 74 II). per horse power per hour. This result is most important, as showing that the communication by steam can be kept up with the eastern side of India at all seasons of the y?*ar. On the first voyage the Calcutta letters reached London m 46 days; the second voyage her letters were detained 24 davs in Egypt waiting conveyance. The N'iger Expedition?Corporal T. Edmons, >l the Company qf Koyal Sappers and Miners, stationed at Vvoolv^fc, atrived there on the 19th inst. Notwithstanding tne uuhealthiness ot an African climate and the hardships to which he was exposed ??y the death of so many of his comrades, his constitution remains unimpaired, and having laid aside the white garments of the sailor, he has again returned to hit! duty as a soldier. The rest of the Royal Sappers and Miners who embarked in the Vlbert, Soudan, and Wilberforce, steam vebtseis, md who have escaped with th'-ir lives from the petftl?Miti.?l flimut** i>f A truMt -?i?n lli^ir umu 1? Id'id, as the project for the continuance of the expe lition has bren abandoned This step has been ?keii lowing to the inipoa. ibility of achieving the i-sired pu^Kve, the extinction f the slave trade, Vec., without cruel sacrifice of European lite. Only -i.\ persons of the Albert steam vessel, including tjorporal Editions, have survived the ravages of the pestiferous chrnBte in winch they served, and the river lever. War Office, Sept 2?6th Regiment ol Dra 400ns.?T. P. t Iroves, g-.Mit., to be cornet, by purchase, vice L-igh, promated. 15ili Light Dr.igoons. A. J. Vizard, gent., lobe cornet by purchase, vice Morgan, promoted. 1st or Grenadier Regiment ot Foot Guards.?Lieut R. 1'. Dawson to be lieu', and cipiam by purchase, vice Hon R O Neville, who retires; ise lion. II. A. Neville to be ensign nid lieut by purchase, vice Hon. II 1). Ward, wti retires; C. Munro, gent., to be ensign and lieut. b_" urchise, vice Dawson 7th Foot ?Lie utenant It ^'uari tnrclidse, vice Aitchison. Qcekx of the Ska.?As the whole of the arrange menti for a naval escort to Her Majesty during her progress to Scotland have not yet been completed, ihe names ot all the vessels that will have the honor of forming a part of the Royal squadron cannot be correcily ascertained at present, t>ut from the proves* already made by the able heads of the naval department, the attendance of vessels will be liberal and worthy ofihe approbation of Her Majesty, and gratifying to the inhiibitanti of a country justly term d The Mistress oftheSeas, when the accouni ol (.i'leen Victoria's visit to Scotland is recorded tor me information of the present and future genera lions ?London Timet. The prospects of trade have not undergone much change since the Mailing ot the Caledonia. 'rhe Liverpool coiton market has at times been rather animated, but the continued unsettled state ot things in many of the manufacturing towns has militated much agunst u becoming tirin ami pernianenily active Prices have receded a liitle during t ie last lew day.-. but only let the hands at present standing out for a nuh'-r rate of wages, return to tl.eir occup ationP. and there is not the slightest doubt, but that ihev will soon rally again. Many of the Manchester nouses have otders on hana which they are at present unable to execute, owing to the difficulty tUereisin getting work done. The London Mo iey Market has not during the past lourieen days, ,>rrsented any feature of striking importance.? The news from India, so far as it was known in London yesterday, had not muth ellect upon it.? Tne opinion general!* being, that the French authorities had thrown a dark coloring over it.? Wilson's Nnct letter Srj>t. 3. DisruKBANCSS in the Provinces.?A Special Commission is on the eve of being issued lor the trial of the rioters apprehended duiing the late disturbances in the tnanulacturing districts. Nothing is wanting but the nomination ol the learned Judges to undertake this arduous duly, and it is exiwcted that this will be arranged forthwith. The last occasion of a commission being issued was for the trial ol Frost and his companions, in the winter ol 1840 L'>rd Chief Justice Tindal, Mr. Justice Williams, and Mr. Sergeant Ludlow were the Judges then selected. The character of the recent outbreak being of so much more general a nature, there is every reason to believe that u greaier number will be appointed. In our last it was our painful duty to record a series of the most violent popular movements in the manufacturing districts, and it is with ^ome degree of pleasure that we have now to state thai violence has almost subsided, and though in many of the manufacturing towns the workmen still remain out, yet, it is gratifying to know that the quarrel now is one only Iwtween masters and men; not partaking in the least degree of a national character. The cry of the mob now is more wages, and not the Chattel or no work." A number of the poor deluded men who took a leading part in the recent disturbances have been apprehended, and it is exj>ecfed that a s|ieci ?t commission will be shortly granted lor their tri .I. ?l is expected that in a few davs all the hands m w out will return to their employment. !"he London and provincial paper* during the past li'\v duvtt liave bn u tilled with matters growing oat t ttie U'H'enV >i?it lo Scotland. She left Windsor very eariy on Monday mormcg last, and embarked ,ii Woodwich, ah only alter seven o'clock. in the j Knynl Oeor?e. Her departure was attended with ,'reat onip and ceremonv She arrived at her destination in excellent health and spirits, on Tuesday I i-t. We iiave visevvhere given detail? upon this -ubject The trial of the lud Bean tor attempting lo injure til-' person ot the t-iueen, has taken place at the Criminal Court. Alter 8 in il which lasted some seven or eight hours he wa* lound guilty oil one of the ci.itn'.s against him. and sentenced lo eighteen in jnths' imprisonment in Newgate. Another suicide from the Monument in London hs occurred. A female servant ascended, and wllile the parties attention was attracted elsewhere ft),* ft moment, she |treci,iilaled herself to the ground, itiid was dashed lo pieces. The death of Admiral Sir Robert Ricketu, look ice on tba 18th instant, at the Elms, Chsltennam A quantity of American pork has been selling M iitliamptoii from fojod, and is of excellent Quality. H v novci* f Angus' 22 ?The Hanover Gaiette of this date publishes a royal proclamation respecting :hc intended marriage of the Crown Prince with 'lie Princess Mary of 6 a xe Alteuburg. The antiale aivl elevated qualities of the august bride," sav;'hi-proclamation, and the reciprocal cordial attachment of the dtlimced couple, allow us confi K nilv to hope that the happiness of our beloved son. v'lion we h.ive? hi* union May Divine Providence bestow upon i's choicest tiit st-iugs We are assured that our i .i h m subject.-will unite with us ithe&e our fer vent wi.-h 3 and prayers Several eaigoes of American Hour have recent!) ntered the ports of Linn rickVnd the adjacent coun1 .No lat. r than la-t w their quartern at Ku. The Paris papers of the 31st ult. announce that great fears were entertained 'here, in high quarters, that the treaties between England and America would not he ratified The Royal ordonnance, promulgating the Regency Hill, appears in the Moniteur of Wednesday. A letter from ^t. Petershurgh, in the Augsburg Gazette, con rirtns the reports in circulation of the complete failire of the Knssitn expedition in the Caucasus, un ler n-nenil Irrabbe. I tie loss ol the Kussixns i> estimated ut (kXK) M>liiiers mid 80 officers. Austria lowered her duties on rawcottwn. The Journal Vlilitaire publishes a circular from Marshal Soult, luihorising the soldiers whose time of service expires in 18-13 to return to sheir liomes. Adinirj llugon's squadron was expected to return from Hyeres to Toulon on the 1st inst. The frtte of the Regency Bill in the French Chamber of Deputies was decided on Saturday week M. Chupuys de Montlaville moved as an amendment that the Regeney he confided to the mother ofthe minor Sovereign." It was rejected by a considerable majority. Another amendment was moved by M. de Sade, as follows; "At the close ot the present reign, should the Prince, called to the throne by the declaration of the 7th August, 183(1, not have accomplished the eighteenth year of hn use, and until he shall have reached that age, the eldest of his paternal uncles shall be invested with the Regency." This amendment was condemned by M. Thii-rs, who declared that it would compromise theMonatchy of July. Tiie amendment was reiected. M. O.lillon Barrot'a amendment, fixing the majoiity of the Regent at twenty-five years, was also reiected. Another amendment of M de Tracy, limiting the rights of the Regent, was then dismissed, amidst impatient cries from the Conservatives at the delays of the Opposition members. An amendment ot M. Beaumont (de la Souvre,) proposing that the Regent should convoke the Chambers in twenty days, instead of fortv days after the King's death, was likewise put to the vote, and rejected; finally, the bill was put to the vote, and it was carried by a majority of 21fi, On the following Monday the lull was presented to me unamoer 01 .reers, ann on w eanesasy me uiikc de Broglie readt 'report of the Peers'Commission on the bill; thf ;er Cents cash, 79f 10c accouir, 791' 45c Bank of France, Shares. 3257f &(?c. Neapolitan, 1071. finish, 214. Spain. The Spanish correspondence of the 23d ult. cont lins the following The Minister of Finance makes every eflort to find money, hut none of the capitalists will deal even on the most exorbitant terms. The Bank of San Ferdinand refuses to advance money under 35 percent interest. The bas,s on which the government seeks to treat for 10 or 50 millions of rents is ihe guarantee of the produce of the mines of Almaden at ihe expiration of the present lease to M Rothschild. In all other rcspeots the country is doing well, and the regency is doing all hi its power to estaolish a good government. The latest accounts from Madrid are of the 24th ultimo. General Aleson still had his head quarters at I-eon, and the 3d battalion of Isabella marched on the 20th from La Baaeza, to join the force under his command. The 3 per cents, were done at 2IJ at 60 days the 4 i>ei cents, at 19 at 60 days, with 3 coupons and the 5 per cents. at27j at 60 nays. The most contradictory reports are in circulation as to th? state of our relations with Portugal; and some ol those rumours go so far as to state a war to l>e imminent, but the latter idea is generally considered to be absurd. The point in dispute is the non-fulfilment of the treaty lor the navigation of the TagiH Troops have, it is .?aid, been ordered to march forwards for the frontiers of Portugal, to support the claims of our ambassador at Lisbon. Humors of ministerial changes were current in Madrid on the 17th, but the I'atriota" contradicts them. Porttignl. The oniv foreign arrival we have noticed to-day is that of the Li.-bon mail of the 22d inst. The proceedings in the Cortes show thnt the minislry has a large majority there, although they are disunited amongft th"tn?elves. Oa the score of finances, the country does not exhibit anv symptoms of recovery. So long as this financial depression lasts, we must not entertnin very sanguine hopes about the Tarilf reductions between England and Portugal. The Portuguese commissioners cannot uuderMiind the arguments of the English merchants, that a reduction of one half the duties would open the door for an immense transit-Made in British manufactures to be smuggled across the frontier into Spain, all of which would pay duty in Portugal, if a moderate Tariff were once established there. Th-* tariff qaeation rfmiifltd in ttal* qwo; great difficulty was apprehended in etleeting ,my reduction on the luty on woollen cloth*. The absent Portuguese commissioner, Gome* de Castro was expected shortly to return to Lisbod, when it was .bought that something might possibly be done The treasury whs in gr?at pecuniary difficulties, nnd the heads of the 'oltacco contract and Contiantyi company at variance with the finance minister. It whs reported thet the Portuguese government had a>ked and obtained some delay in the instalment shortly end its march. NevertheU as, letters from Ereer?um mentioned that a Persian force had invaded the province of Van. Mouth Africa. Another cloud has lowered over the brilliancy of i the British Arms. In our present number we have not only to record disasters which befel our troops in India, but we have to chronicle the particulars also 1 of u reverse in South Africa. By tne arrival of pa Iters from the Cape of Good Hope, to the 18th of June, we learn from the official report of the commanding officer of the British troops at Port Natal, that the detachment dispatched trom the Cape to suppress the outrages of the Boers of that settlement has beendeleated with considerable lose. Having received an in-olent requisition to withdraw the British troops from Port Natal, which was succeeded by the lifting" of a considerable number of caitle belonging to them. Captain Smith, of the 27th Regiment, the officer commanding, determined to attack the camp of the Boers at Congella, where they had collected in great force. The insignificance of the detachment, however, as compared with the force to which it was opposed, and the non-arrival of the boat containing an howitzer and an artillery officer in time, compelled Captain Smith to make the attempt under great disadvantages. These added to other casualties, compelled the British detachment to retire with considerable loss. The Dutch encampment was 6000 strong when the troops arrived, and afterwards obtained a reinforcement of 2(H) men. The Boers are said to be able to muster 20e Rifles. We regret to learn that Lieuten- j ant Wyatt, R. A., was killed, and the two captains of the 27th severely wounded. It appears from the letters, that the encampment of the Boers is distant about thr?-e miles from the entrenchment of the troops, in a westerly direction, and that the road ;tnd approaches to the fortifications of the Dutch have mangrove trees on one side, and the water on the other. No sooner had the troops arrived ai Conge I la than n murderous fire was poured upon litem from behind these trees, not an enemy being in night. The troops returned the fire, but of rourst i with little efiect, and the engagement lasted three luaiters of an hour, when the detachment wa> lerced to retire, leaving two field pieces behind. Syria Our advices from Syria are up to the 80th ul., only. >elim Bey the envoy of the Sultan, was ia the interior with one of the Seraskier's secretaries, collecting the opinions of the most influential as to the real state of iheir_feelings as far as Omer Pacha ie concerneri. Opinions very materially, some being in favor of the Pacha, others?e*:tn desirous of being ruled by a Christian prince. Letters from Alleppoare not of a verv pacific character. They speak unfavorably of tne expedition for navigating the river Euphrates. News of tne Turco- Persian disturbances having reached this place, the Albanians brought here ti collect the Taxes from the mauniain, are ordered to proceed to Bagdad via Aleppo, to render their ser VJCftt. The mountain is very quiet, although reports are industriously circulated that the Druses are jn arms, md about to make an attack upon the village of Zahle, occupied by the Maronites. The Etit. The conference that took place on the3d,between the British Envoy and Reis Efiendi, is said to have terminated by Sir S. Cunning having declared, iii the name of his government, that England was resolved not to submit to any furtherfinfractions of the commercial treaty, either in the shape of monopoly or other evasions both of the letter and spirit ol that convention. Advices from Constantinople confirm the genera' impression that the quarrel of Persia with the Porte is on the eve of adjustment. Xo news had arrived from the Persian frontier since the 31st ultimo. The Porte, however, was not inactive. The "Augsburgh Gazette," in a letter from Constantinople, dated the 10th ultimo, announces with onfidence that the dispute between Turkey and Persia will be amicably adjusted. India and China. A telegraphic dispatch from Marseilles, dated the 30ih ult nnnouncesthe arrival at that place of the overland mail from India. The intelligence ii brings painfully confirms the apprehensions which were excited in the public mind bv the last accoui.t.from Jellalabad. The Great Liverpool, which reached Marseilles on Tuesday morning, is the bearer of the most melandholy accounts from the camp of General Pollock. These accounts coine down to the 22nd of June. Disease, excessive heat, scarcity of provisions, and the simoon, had deci mated the troops; ancl discontent at the state of inaction in which they were kept is said to have been at us height. As was anticipated, Ukbar Khan had possessed himself of the Bala Hissar, and of the treasures that were deposited there. The Governor General had, however, left Gen. Pollock to act according t-?nforcements* are evidently awaited previous to making any movement of consequence. The Algerine, which reached Calcutta on the 7th of June, brought intelligence of another action in the neighborhood of Nitigpo, in which the old story was repeated, a handful ot our troops,wi h but trifling loss, defeating a Chinese army with immense destruction of life, sacking a town, and capturing a quantity of ordnance stores. General Pollock was still (on the 24th of June^) at Jellalabad, and it would seem, whatever the orders previously issued may have been, that he is to remain there until the irrival ot the season which would allow him to retire ihrough the Punjauh. In the meantime he is engaged in reducing the strong holds of the enemy in the vicinity of Jellalabad, and expeditions have been sent from that garrison, whose object lias been petfectly successful Contrary to the terms of ihe French telegraphic degiwtch, ilie troeps have not suffered from ihe sickness and other casualties de?ciibed it is, on the contrarv, stated that the health of the troops was tolerably good. Orders to maintain his position have also b.-eu despatched to General Nott, at Candahar, who has not only done so but gained a brilliant victory over the Anghans, led on on by Suffer Jung (ihe youngei* son of the late Shah Soojah), who was himself made prisoner. This action took place on the 2Mth of May. beneath ilie walls of Candahar. The British arms have also ln-en crowned with victory at Kelat-i-(?hil*je on Ih" 21st ofMj?v. Wkint'ol. Wypn. WM nun ueen nent to relieve that place, defeated the enemy with considerable low In Quettah the troops api>enr to huve Buffered severely trnm sickne* Reflecting the movements of Akbar Khan, we lenrn that he had succeeded in capturing the Halla Ilifsar at Cahool, wliere he hud nominated himself the Wu/eer ot the nominal Shall Futtur Jung, the successor ol S'tah Soojah One of the most important occutren ci however, is the order by the Governor-General fer N'tci lia, the comrnander-in chief in India, at Sirhmd, near Delhi. From China th?re is little news. Another laugher oi the Chinese had taken place at Tsekee, near S'ingpo, with but Blight loss oa the pnrt ot the Briish. An improbable rumor orevailed ot the IIirIii )f the Emperor into Tnrtary. There is no intelli;ence which justifies this report. Female Fashion* for September These mautelets, named Ileine de Cbvpre, am still very asbionable, surrounded a* they generally are, with splenlid lace, and attach >1 with pompons of ribanl, pink o' Uac;the luce lallii.t; over the arm and sha lii.ir the waist, ^ving h distinguished air and el~g mce to lUe hgure. Dimiils will he much warn lor the theatre*, See., the noi>t lavorite material-. beut? 410s de Naples, or satin 01 lie mo.t distinguished and rich ap|ieaiance, and liue'l with shot colon of a deep hue they are mostly made with u MTiall square collar, lor.iml of r tingle pi. ce, th racing 1 on the front of the camail Ixinij cut in the form tea leaves, th.e collar and facings heing ornamented w ith a lich Aral) *que embroidery the aiui-holes en:ircled with an embroidery to match. Other* are made in muslin, encircled with a double row of Lnglish lace. Promenade dresses are now being made snorter in the kirts, which ik certainly a great improvement. Capotes in pou de soie glace white, and decorated with feathers lipped in pink, cherry, blu?, or lilac, are now very generally adopted for moruiwr toilette. The most favorite materials for moruing dresses, are Ihejonqnille bal/.anne, and the baruge de Bagneres also the mouselaiue de laines, the voile, and the tamise. For half-dress, the taffetas, Pekins, satin*, and tarlantes, are the moit used. The most worthy of attention are thoso plendid soft silk*, beautifully embroidered in boquets of flowers sprinkled over the ground work. Shot silks are also much in vogue, the striped ones being mostly reserved lor morning costume. Markets. Lono Mo.yet Market, Sept 'j.?Consols have been done this morning at 92} 'or money, under the influence of the ttr?t impression produced by the teldgraphic dispatch with thu Indian ami Chinos ne*s. On further considers1 ion the price ha* since advanced to 93J, and to 93 lor the Account. Exchequer bills remain at M 53, there being no change in the rate of interest, in consequence ot the Bank noli.'e of yesterday. First class i ommercial bills are cuirently done at per cent., and the only incident worthy at notice is that the failure* amongst the corn speculators have rendered the discount houses a little more scrupulous about certain descriptions of paper. This is a degree at distrust thai may naturally be expected to prevail until all the ramifications of the defalcations are declared.? There has been again a very limited amount of business in foreign bonds. Mexican have been done at 33j, but are igmn 34, and Spanish Three per Cents at QOJ. As before observed, some forced sales of Mcxican stock at what was regarded a considerable sacrifice in the price naturally attracted attention, and led to inquiries as to the sellers and their objects. In the result it is stated to have transpired that the salus were on account of certain partie*, Quaker*, largely embarked in the corn trade, and more largely, perhaps, engaged in corn speculation*. The inference, of course, was that Mexican stock was sacrificed in order to keen up, or to raise, the prices of corn in Mark-lane, where these Quaker corn gentry are well known. On referring to the state of the corn market luring the week, a strong suspicion cannot fail to be excited that such was the lact All last week Mark-lane was in a panic, what with failures of corn merchant* and the ncertained consummation of a bounteous harvest. Pricest >1 wheat fell a long way down, even *o late as Mondpy lase is much as four shillings per quarter, and many demurl visages, on the Corn Exchange, were observed to fal longer still. What was to be done in such an extremity Speculative stocks of foreign corn heavy and unsaleable jn hand bills approaching materially speculators passing into the "Gazette;" and prices down daily. If prices were to be rallindand strung up if market credit was to t>o bolstered up so that discount brokers might be propitiited, it was cleer that sellers must be routed from the Corn Exchange, or at least reduced to a minority by a host of buyers. To effect theie important object* some ready money muit be forthcoming, and to raise this only two modes were a, parent, either to sell Mexican Bonds or unbonded corn. The latter process would only have exasI...1 ik,, ni.nl.iol on.I ?h. UuvIkih oo resolved upon as the most it not the only feasible scheme. Of this sort o f stock it is well known that the speculative, ?nd certainly not the most creditable,portion of theQuakt-i community are and have always been large holders, and therefore the recourse was easy and at hand. The effect of thane sales of Mexican stock is already apparent in the Mark-lane manoeuvers of the day. The Corn Exchange report" thus records them: "We have to note a further arrival of about 15,000 quarters foreign wheat, which, howe cr, has been met by a most animated demand. The tone of the market is completely changed All descriptions (of cornj have improved in value 3s. per quarter, and even Ss. higher than icales forced oil' this day week." In order fully to appreciate the dexterous desperation of this sort of double operation, and the extent of damage voluntarily submitted to in order to accomplish by the saleol the stock of bonds an exorbitant monopoly price for th? stock of grain, it is necessary to remember that Mexican bonds were generally thought to bo considerably below their real value, and the value to which ere long they were likely to attain For jnedividend upon them is due next month and already in liand, w hilst a large proportion of the dividend accruing in April next is al?o in hand, not in Corn Exchange ucominodation bills but in hard dollars. So much lor one jet ot rogues in grain. Lowdo* Tea M akkkt, Sept. 3?The largo public sales A Tea that were announced for Friday last have been postj>onod till this day. The trade are busily engagad in the inspection and tasting of the samples, consequently we we have had very little business doing during the week, ind the market has presented a very quiet appearance, but no alteration can be noted in prices; low sound Congou is quoted at Is 8d per lb., but were sales to be forced something less must be especie I. Although the Rice harvest is likely to turn out ?p abun lant one, and the price of corn continues on the uecline his market remains lirm, with rather higher prices foi Bengal, and a good business has l>t en done; low to mideen renewed with increased spirit from speculators who have taken the lead in the market, which, as we be Tore remarked, is supported in its lirmncfkg by their opera ions. Consumers have also purchased freely, consider ing their position, many mills being still idle but it maj be inferred that they have done so in anticipation of soor being in full activity. Prices of American and Sural, o lie leading qualities, say ordinary to fair, are fully pel ib. higher than Friday last, and there is a slight improve ment in the better claw*. Brazil, Egyptian and Sea U1 mil are without ch 00 bales. Prices steady. Sr.rT.2.?The demand this week has been much lesi animated than during the last; but so far buyers hart not had any advantage of moment. A concession ol abou 4 per lb. ha* been made upon the middling and lo wet class es of Americans hut this decline is not submitted to ge uerallv, nor do we find any anxiety to force sales. Surati are more heavy of sale at our last quotations. Brazili ind Egyptian without change. Sea Islands are rathei inclined to harden, and holders of them more firm. Spe rulators have taken 4,700 bales of American and 25s h I Indian corn, per 4801ba, 31.a33re no any safe criterion by which to judge of the state of tra.li aerally, a* a very large business it now don# dlrec w t'l the wnrehousaa, the goodi thu* sold never appearinf in the haIN on the whole, however, we arc n little im pi'jved: there is not the least shadow of the lata disttir bancea. MiNimtii, Sapt.?.?Oureloth market is not to buoy ant mit waa on Tueaday, owing to our largaat buyert riluting to purchate at the high rates asking, fearing at is alleged, that the present rates cannot he maintainod when all the loom* are again put in notion. Though it will take some time to decide on this point, yet the market is operated upon lor the inomest from this feeling. Twist continues saleable at a slight a lvance on last week's currency. IlocHDtLr., Monday.?There has been an improved dom ind for flannels to-day, and'he buyers have purchased wry I reel) but the manufacturer* have not been able to i;et anv a lvance in price. The ool market has been vei) dull. ai:J a very limited qjai.tity of business bns been .ransactud at lormer prices. C*t-ci tta Markkt, July 4.?The Money Market, during thii last mouth, has borne a more firm and equal as|>cctthan lor many months preceding. The shipments to Europe, during the past month, have not been large, which ha* tended to keep the rate of exchange on good commercial bills with documents at a more favorable rate than was anticipated in the early part of the month. Raw Silk?Business in this staple it slack chiefly on account ol the scarcity of good qualities. Fine silk would lie readily bought up at our highest quotations, but such are not to be met with. Inferior qualities are not in demand, and with them the market is supplied. Corahs?There has not been so much business dore for v the last fortnight, and there are again new complaints at to the qualities of the goods?there it, however, no alteration in the quotation! for the markets, which remaint far Cossimba/zar Corahs per Corge?1J0 to 150. Saltpetre is in active demand, ai'd is likely to to continue while the present low rates of freights are obtainable The bazaar it well tupplied?price per B. B. md., A to A-4. Sugar has advanced since our lait istue, and itill hat a tendmcy to improve. Fine white Sugar it scarce and commands a ready sale with full prices the coarser descriptions are not so much sought for, and Khaur is neglected. Hum has been shipped for England in considerable quantity, but we presume principally on account of the manufacturers. A great many ttillt are closed, and prices without improvement?say 6 to 8 annas per Wgallon L. P. Bombay Makkkt, July 19?With the exception of cotton thipmentt to China, there it an almost total tutpention of business here at present. Cotton piece goodt and t witt are entirely unsaleable?the warehouses are glutted with them, while the numerous arrivals from England daily add to the accumulated stock. There it no protpect whatever of any improvement in prices after the moontoon. Cotton has advanced in price; ana tne noiaeri are demanding 113 rs per candy for Surat and Broach, and other qualities in proportion; but wchave not heard any actual purchases as yet having been made above 110. 1 here ia only a very small quantity in the place available for purchase, and in general it is of a most inferior quality. Opium has also advanced without any apparent ground*. Wc have no particulars of any bona ndu transactions above 830 rs per chest, but gambling transacti ns for time at 860 have, we are told, taken place. The following exhibits the stock in the place Pusses taken out, 16,083 Imported, including 2,00*3 of last year, 16,87# Exported, 11,893 Stock in the place, chests, 4,785 The last sale of the season at Calcutta went very high, averaging 831 rs lor Patna, and 839 for Benares. 03- John Jones of the Madisonian says, we don't care a rush what he [Bennett] thinks of us.? We are incorrigible." Fools are always so. We never expected to mend the intellect of John Jones. It would be a devilish sight cheaper to make a new one out of a large dose of animal magnetism. As an instance of his simplicity, John Jones says, Noah has the confidence of his political associates. Possibly he has of such associates as John Jones?but who has confidence in those who con fide in Noah 1 Who will certify and endorse such an old mercenary Jew of the tribe of Judas Iscariotl We have supported Captain Tyler from the jump? on public principle?without regard to plunder or i profit. Both John Jones and Noah only joined th? cause, because they thought, like other mercenary rascals, they could pick up a few old breeches along the docks?and, like other impudent beggars, they already begin to give themselves airs and talk of their buttons. -L.n u .i? t WC Pilau icatll UIC nillg ci i Wi a ivccvu uwviv we have done with him. Our support of Mr. Ty; ler's measures depend on their utility, not on the patronage he has to give?not on the letters of the Post Office?not on the jobs of the departments Captain Tyler is indebted to us for an unbought, unpurchasable support?not we to him. The Clergy.?This is Sunday. This is the day of business among the clergy. On thisday, they do the work for which they receive fat salaries. On this day, they pray, fast?no, few of them fast? I preach?talk of morals?and explain the gospel. Will they take up the right subject! Will they ,>reach on the wickedness of theugel Will they show the people, the degradation of the times 1 Will they touch up the financiers, cheats, defaulter*, fighters and pugilists of the day 1 Dr. Potts, Dr Potts, do your duty, or go to pot a: once. "Ostensible Fziiends."?The war is began between the houses of York and Lancaster. The Albany Argus severely rebukes the "partizans of Calhoun," for seeking to provoke a discussion of the tariff, and calls them "ostensible friends" of the det mocracy. The fun will begin by and bv. I Thk Currency.?Take cafe what description of tfhnk notes you take for your butter, cheese, beef i and pork. Kcmember the Bank of Lyons. It was considered good, and puffed, accordingly, up to the j r i _ j o Udy II IdllCU. DC CHUUUUB. Again.?We received from Harnden's Express, which came via Hartford, and arrived at half-past six yesterday morning, early copies e?f the Boston papers of Friday, We also received from Adams' papers from the same city, in advance of the mail, l And from Pomeroyfc Co., Canada papers one day ahead of the mail. Pomeroy is going a head finely with his western line. Advertising Post Office Lcttkrs.?John I. Mumford publishes the list of dead letters. The Standard has hardly a circulation of 500?and yet the money of the treasury is thrown away upon Huch a ridiculous abortion. This is even worse than throwing away the public muney on Noah'a Union. Pray, what does the Postmaster mean 1

(ij- It amuses us to hear some of the Journals r talk of the Sun newspaper going down. II ita circulation continues to increase in the same ratio it now docs, it will take 24 hours to print it. As it is, the ott-rnal click of the steam-press beneath us is quite annoying. Thus talks Noah, as in duty bound to puff his principal, Beach, whom he will shave one of theae Jays. Now,it is well known that the more the Sun prints the more it loses. It loses every day in its J circulation. Its advertising is the only point of gain t ?undjthat it is losing too, from its avarice and grasp' ing. GrKat'Galk at Havana.?We learn that a very i heavy gale of wind was experienced at Havana on the 4th instant. Several small Spanish veasels were i sunk at the whaif, and most of the other vessels in port received more or less injury. The Catherine, from Charleston for New Orleans, was lost in the same gale, a short distance from Matanzus?vessel and cargo totally. Capt. Rose had reached Matani zas with nothing but what he stood in. The steam1 er Natchez which left Havana on the 4th for Matan* zas, with a great many passengere,was also supposed to have been lost in the same gale, having left on the day of the gale. She had been out four days when the Colonel T. Shephard sailed, and no intel' ligence had been received of her. The barque Ra1 pid, Ward, from New York, was towed into Hava, nn, after the gale by a steamer,dismasted and conai durably wrecked. The gale was supposed to have been very disastrous along the coast of Cuba. In Matanzas it was equally oad. On Sunday, the 4th, l an English ship, loaded with sugar, went ashore on t the South shore of the l>ny, and three-quarters of her I cargo lost or badly dimaged. A schooner and seve ral launches sunk?sugars wet by the overflowing of the rivers?fences,trees,and small buildings blown down?the barque Velasco driven to sea, but return1 ed in safety. By arrivals at Ilav nd Matanzas, many wrecks were reported along the coast, and r many vessels dismasted trying to gain a port. It w said to be a more severe storm than in 1821- J Tine Prradfi'l Accident at Kkbsvii.i*. It is r ascertained that at least thirteen, mostly boys, were 1 drowned in the An Suuble. Among the number nre i the eons of Martin Pope, and Richard I en body, and I 'avid Miller. The body of MartinjPope baa been rei covered 7'he rest were carried over the dam. t Miller, the young m?? referred to above, was diowned in attempting to sav? ths lives of those who fell from the bridge.

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THE SOUTHERN MAIL. Haitlukor?. [Corrt*?|?Ohiiriicr of thr HeraJJ.] Baltimore, Sept. 17,1S42. loiTOR me pleasure to inform you that John C. nd,F q., Secretary of State, recently stabbed i--iull made upon him by a person turned ermm, on Wednesday lust, at AiuiopolU, is red i>y h'.s physifi ins out of danger, for the tatli-mt lie sufli-rs cou.-iiderab'.y, but liimprehends no serious result. The extent of ihe s, however, has not yet been uncertained, I ut ey been tending to fatal consequences, more developments would have been inadeeie i m reports trnm Washington are mm gu i Mnaflachu-etu, is to be a|>poiuted Sev of the Treasury Vice, Mr. Forward, whose ation is daily anticipated, 'ind that Louis Mcnow President ot the Baltimore Hnd Railroad. is to be made Secretary of State Dtniel Webster, whos^ resignation is looked the arrival of each mail. re w^s a good house at the American last and the play went offwell. Rev. brother MaHit,continues to attract large iici's to hear his lectures. He is the great *t at present His ininature, admirably e.xei can be seen at a large store in Baltimore i'! the widow, resting on the horns of a e buck. ward street flour continues to command $4 12fc; tr insactions made at this rate: the wagon is 4? I Extensive sales of city mills have taken at c ish holders however ask I 12V The Minns of the week amount to 13,WSJ barrels and lalf barrels, besidesffit barrels rve flour Wheat sfrom -10 to 8.)cu., for Maryland reds; corn 51 ets rye 43 to 45 ets oats '20 to 21 cts.; beei 1 S'l 5() t to 7 percent, premium. Domestic exchanges ivne. The speeches were of the most denunci' character, and were received by the audience enthusiastic applause. Mr. Michael gave them h11 sprinkling of thunder and lightning?Reed wed wijh a sort of shower-bath, and was suced by Randal, in a perfect hail-storm. Gilpin dry and drivelling, while Gibbons exhibited all nergv of McMichael, and the easy eloquence of d. iIf was, as he always is, warmly received, meeting was one of the largest political assemes that 1 ever saw held within doors. As a com ent to Mr. Roberts it was all that he could de ind, in violence just what the friends of the UTA N'T A NNt >UNCEMKNT 1 Che College of Medicine aud Pharmacy Eituhlithrd for the Suvurenion of (fiiarkrry, (ffj- BEO TO INFORM ALL PERSONS DESIROUI f obtaining medical advice, that on remitting the mm o ne dollar, with a statement ot their case, they willtr upplied with one dollar's worth ot appropriate medicine nit a letter ot advicr containing full direction* as to diet egimeti, lie. All letters mint he post paid. Addreaa W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal Olflce ot the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 07 Nassau street, N. Y. N.B.?The Contt'LTinn Physician is daily inattendanci t the private consulting rooms of the College. Hour rom 10 till i o'clock. The Genuine Fxtract of Sarsaparllla, Prepared by ["HE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND THARMAC1 Of the City of Nkw York. This article has been prepared at great expense, accord ng to the new process cf the Parisian pharmaceutists, am confidently denomina'e I the only really valuable prepa atitm of 8arsti|>arilla now offered lor sale in this country rogether with the active principle ol the Smilax oflici alii -the hest species ol the root?the College have incor xirated that peculiar modification uf sugar, which hai teen termed elycurrhisin. In the "Extracts" of the nos rum-venders and certain druirgists, the common extrac d liquorice is the chief ingredient, ana can readily hede ected. mr it is proper to state that in most casea tni utract of liquorice la adulterated, and contain* copper de ived from thu pans in which the decoction of the rcot i ivaporated. The College wish thus particularly to guarr he public against thtt pernicious tendency of mixture* containing large quantities of this |>oisoned liquorice. Tin fc'.xtract," prepared by the College, contains alio an ap iropnate quantity of the peculiar cry stallizable principle ibwined Irom that valuable vegetable bitter, Gentian, (si lallmi irom (ientius, King of Illy ria, who linit discovers t? great virtues.) A small jiortion of the active constitu nts ol the I.aurut Satiafra*, another vegetable, whos ftlcacy us an alterative and purifier of the blood is wel mown, has likewise been added. These several article lave been incorporated, and their peculiar princlpls :ompounded in a highly concentrated form, and the rf the Materia >1 edica This article has been preacribed in chronic rheumr jam-in obstinate cutaneous eruptions?in indolrr ileum?in glandular affections?in diseases of the bonei Ittendedby dull aching p.'.ins, tumors and nodes?w rut in jf the flesh?and H ha* prorri a valuable remedy, and hn lamrtime* tfferted a cuir where other rIterative* hare he? long adminmtcred in rain, ard when the d'teaied *late i 'he system hat "fen of many yean duration. In the afte\ treatment of nyphilii, and in case* where mercury ha* in/1 rious/y /f'tc'ed the tytem, it possettes power* not hitherI jhiei red in any other article of tne Materia Medica." Hold in si.idlc ItoTTLKs, at 7 6 cents each Ik C*?r.s or HALr-AaDOtBN Bottles, $3 .v). osr. doikis ft 00. Cases forwarded to all parts af the Union. N. B ?.I very liberal discount to w.'toletale purchatert. By order of the College, \V. 8. niCHAUDSON, Agent. Principal office of the College,07 Nasaau st., N. V. CONSUMPTION AND SPITTING OK BLOOD 1'hei Rev. Mr. Linn Cummins says he has found Dr. Ta; lor's Balsam of Liverwort so highly useful, not only ft hinitolf but also among his parishioners, for the cure i Ihese diseases, that we may al'o use hii name among th many in our po-t-' >?ion. II" sup|>orts this me licine In cause it is of sterling merit.and free from qu.irkery. Rigl spirit in this?let all who have been cured by this rned rinu follnw this i.ample, and proclaim to all the sick thi Dr. Taylor's Balaam, made at 37.'i Bowery,.nlone curi Ihem. Ihi* would roon do a world of good. I'AIN IN THF. SIDE and Ni?ht Bweata!?As I hm mffere I much from these diseases, and I hare been finall cured by Dr. Taylor'i Balsam of Liverwort, made at 8" Bowery, I am willing to give the public the benefit of m iperience, and puMish my case, Thi* medicine ac Ilka a charm, and should be "used by all pool sick person D. L. VAUOHAN, Bloomfiuld, N.J. Oc?-RELIGIOU8 PEOPLE SHOULD NOT DISTURB their congregations by coughing, when one of Sherman j Cough Lozenges would stop the cough The Doctor ought to piece some in every church,so that mem bers needing could get these pleasant and valuable article*. However, we can hardly expect that when he can sell them from hit warehouse as fast as he can make them. 106 Nassau street, or Hu?hton k Aspinwtll a three I stores; Sands, 77 East Broadway, 273 Broadway; Church'* 1 1? Bowery and 997 Hudson street. (Kfmp. S.?A?toni thing tacts reach me every where 1 Co. A lady at Syracuse, five years bed ridden, l>y om t-ox of the Extractor left her bed. A gentleman, attended by four phyaicians, with lever tores,inflamed to the thighs *nd body, they stated ha could not live manj dat hi* friends gave nim box ot ointment, the sixth day he lelt his lied arid ro.le several milet, to thank hia fririid tor saving h;s life, off. ring to pay $o(X), or any greater turn (fcr he was rich.) At Letojr, a lady, two mouths in excruciii. ting agony, with pain ia the aide, and two Doctors in attendance, said shv rould not live, one box was sent to her from Rochester, w hich saved her life by curing the pain immediately. AtVeetor, a child in a cradle was nundaI ted with boiling milk, two Doctors present, said it could not lire three hours, but the lather, in fury, strode his hirse and rude to and from Rochester (40 miles) nor stopped until the Extractor stopped the pain: it rured the child. A lady at Rochester, ?ith a mortified leg, two years attended with Doctors, cured bv one box. A gentleman cured of falling ol the Rectum", 18 years, he. All these cases just reported by Mr. Dally, whose I'ain Ex trading Ointment, that is to be found at 71 Maiden lane, has effected the above cures. 017- THE CELEBRATED TONIC MIXTURE, prepared by the College of Medicine and I'hurmacv ol the City of New York, is most valuable rem -dy for indigestion, dyspepsia, cutaneous eruptions, melancholy, loss of appetite, and general debility. Sold in bottles, at f 1 each. \V. S. Richardson, Agent, Principal Office of the College, 97 Nassau street. /w-*_ itfiiB- i>uti/iTL' vifninvv rnraTU'i cm h by the College of Medioine and Pharmacy, are just what was wanted. A safe and effectual euro cun thus be obtained without any disclosure of the case to any individual See advertisement in another column. (XT- WM. J. BURKITT PROCURED MY INDICTMENT for libel lor a publication in the Hun, and on the 16t.li instant tried to fasten it upon me, b) swearing that a part ot the manuscript he believed was in my handwriting. 1 am ready to make oath that there was not a word of it written by me; what others thought may be inferred by the jury under the direction of the court, acquitting me without leaving their seats. 1 have often published said Burritt as a counterfeiter of others preparations, and never did and never will deny anything 1 say or publish about him. On a previous trial thecourt charged "That the right to Hays' Liniment had become wj invested in me, that I had a right to publish any one a counterfeiter who imitated it, though he might put his own name on it" Durritt hai since continued to imitate it, and I now caution against ihis counterleiter, and warn the trade and the public to purchase that article only where they find the name of Comstock Co. on it. L. 8. CO YlSTOCK, 71 Maiden lane. Ileraiu auiiviin >uwi, The Herald Bulletin of New* is kept at the north-west orner of Fulton and Nassau streets. On the arrival of the itorning mails, at eight o'clock, A. M.?and also of the ivening mails, at four o'clock, P. M., the latest intelligence rom all parti of the world, may be found on the Herald 'Julletin Board, at this corner. Let every wayfarer stoj ind read. Advertisements of all kinds taken at the office. Herald General Printing Office. The General Printing Office, capable of doing all sorts if printing, such as books, pamphlets, bills, cards of all 'escrintions, is now open at the Herald Buildings, entrance ri?m Nbrsbii rtrwt?losppb fc'lliott Printer flONEV MARKET. Saturday, Sept. 17?0 P. M. The Sales at the Stock Board were t ery small, as usual, and prices did not mateiially vary. Mohawk fell j Harlem rose t; Long Island J. Sales of Treasury Notes at an i dis. There is a break in the canal according to the following letter to the Comptroller, dated, Port Byron, Sept 13. "Sir?About thirty feet of tow path broke away thin morning, about five o'clock, two anil a half miles east of \Veedsi>ort. It will stop navigation about twelve hours, and will cost to repair the same, one hundred dollars. I am, &c. Samuel A. Hktfield, Superintendent. The New York American hai published a mis-statement of the Alabama debt, in order to "correct errors." The real debt is as follows state Debt of Ai.aiuma incurred for Banrinr Capita i.. li'hendur. Amount. .Inn, Intri eil. When put/nble. IH12 $311,000 (6,666 Lull on 1844 1,DM,000 71,2*0 London 1862 3(Mi,000 13,0.0 New York 1868 1,043,668 62,178 London 1 1869 600,000 30,0(10 Lon on 1869 100,000 6,000 New York 1860 _ 20(1,000 10 000 London 1063 3,600,000 176,1.00 New York 1*66 600,000 26,000 New Yoik 1866 600,000 25,000 New Oileaiu 1866 1,236,000 61,760 London 1 1866 382,000 19,100 New York 1806 600,000 26,000 New Orleans f Tota', $10,869,638 663,9.8 The short bonds payable in London in 184-2 and 1941, amounting to $1,999,000, b?ar 6 per cent interest,and all the rest 6 per cent, except one loan of $100,000 in 18?9, at 6 per cent. Of this sum $600,000 is for stock in the Bank of Mobile, in which the Statu own* two-tifths ol capital stock. Tkis stock is divided among the banks as follows r Alabama State Bank hid Branches, the Capital or which consists of State Bonds, iold am>umoi.d. Tuscaloosa State bank, $1,766,906 09 Mobile. Branch, 3,938,7*3 13 1 Decatur, Branch, 3,176,009 90 Huntsville, Branch, 1,676,000 00 Montgomery, Branch, 1,777,7*3 82 Total, State Bank and Branchei, $11,333,474 63 Hinds not told. I Decatur, $500,000 Huntsville, 500,000 Montgomery, 145,783 j 1,145,763 00 I Actual capital, $10,089,639 53 The banks have recently been purchasing exchange and cotton to meet the interest, payable here and in London. This position is performed only by increasing the amount of the depreciated currency nfloat, and'eannot becontinu" ed. It is highly probable that $811,000 due next year can' not be mit, and an explosion will then take place. The followiag table, constructed from the report of the Auditor of Ohio, will show the resource! for money to which the great State of Ohio was then reduced Loans made lis 1841 by the Ohio Canal Commissioners. Stuck Txmt *Qmt 0,000 foil due on the 1st of November last, and was dishonored. The commissioner* could da no more than draw $636from the State Treasury, to pay the inters est in advance to January 15- What mode will be alopt' ed this year remains to be seen. Hales sat ttie Mook Rxrltnnarc. f. $1,000 U 8 Treas notes. 99Jf >5 .hat ilarlrm, ciuh 17X 1,500 Ohio6's. 1856, 7li* SO do 17)4 uiitlim Mechs Bk, 60 30 do L Isl, 1>3 61 a do Mohawk, b!6 3fi 100 do >3 SI J 25 do 13 36% 50 do 51 I- ?">0 do Harlem. snw 17)j 100 do b6fl 5l>f P 50 do >60 17 15 do NJerst y, cash 67 U 10 do 17>* t Second llonrd. 50 thai Harlen, I7>4 300 shas Lnnf Isl, Wo SI.1* Stale of Trade. e The ?tato of business is generally goo1, although no jr marked improvement has taken place. Kor freights the packets ob-nin aliont former rates. Therefore, Liverpool are tilling at3,16als til lor Cotton !s6!aH 9.1 lor naval it stores, Ashes Us per ton; Flour Is Bdals 9 I To Lon?, ('on the rntes are 2.5?h30s for Tobacco; J* 6 I for h l >ur; 2s g 6 l.i3s lor Naval Stores, and 30s for measurement goods? n There is no light treight ottering for Havre?$"a$IO is t! asked for Ashes; 10 for ftlce; fl? for measurement goo Is; $12 for (^uerci'ron B.irk; cent fur Whalebone, and jc. f tor I'aliow .hhrt.?Pot in demand for export; sales comprise a^out I# 660 hlils. at $6,37}; holders now refuse selling except at an advance- IVarU, saies comprise at>oui 350 bbls. at $6,63} a$6,7A. The stock in arehoui'e consists of *J,716 btil>. 1st sort Pots, 399 bhls. ad sort, IA4 bbls. 3d sort, and 62 Mils, condemned;BIB bbls. Ist sort Peai Is, 196 Jd sort do. 3bbl?. 3d sort do, and 10 bbls. condemned?total, 4,46(1 bbls.? The total amount received this season, up to the 16th inst, IS 31,666 bbls. 1 Hfetwax? 6000 lbs. Southern yellow have been sold at 29} a29,c. There is a lair demand for exjiort. Cotton?The market has been dull. Holders, however arc firm. 1 he sales comprise 1100 bales Upland and Klo ridn at 6} a Bfc; 600 do Motiilr, 6} s9c; 650 do New Or leans, 6} a 10}c?total, 2,160 bales. Coffet?Rio coflee has been in demand. Hales havi L? been mfwh a $176, as ir quality. Shtrp?1700 ottered, and sales at $1 $3 26 each Married, On Thuriday, 15th iu?t. by the Kev. Dr. Cone, Mr. Wm. 8. Kirch to M;aaCaboli.ii Tiltou, daughter of John V. Tilyou, Ecq. all of this city. Uled. On Saturday evening, 17th inst. Allkh, only i camming On of Allen and Jane Ann Woddle. The friend* ol the family, und thoae of hi? grandfather, Daniel Burtwttt, are reapectfullv invited to attend hia luneral.on Monday afternoon, 19.b inrt, at 4 o'clock, Irom io3 Croah) street. Htutarnigrra Arrived. Liverpool?St-amahip Gieat W. rn?Sir W I) Stewart Mr J M Heme, MrOel.ich, Mr T I) ?liot*?ll, Mr O M Mil?-ll, Mr A Clement. Sir and M.a Grave, and servant, Sli.s Emuketl, fcl W Iker, Mr VV A Mr B A Coe, Mr E (ii4V?, Mr Jul.n Dowby, Mr E N Crabby, Mr* Crosby. Mr J Gsicia, K W W fblon, Mr C l)eKhun, M .?d'le CrletU: Klli.?t, Mr J Kf|i|iler, Mr Van Henaaelier, Mr K I*ln 11 i|hi% Mr H U Hark*-?t and ifrvant, Mr and Mr- Dui ir, Mr A Dupir, Captain W ilkiu?ou, Mr Chili)*, Mr and Mu Bnwnnu ann'2 dnii^ntvrs, Mr Jacqut-a, Mr S L Chf*tfr. MrC L fee hoi .'fir Id, 3 children and servant; M* D?* Co.ta, Mr Pavetialrdl, Mr Armw-iniiii Mr J A to*?tniih, Mr llflberu'. Mr Jinn Smart, Mr Mclutnrt* J M Buike, Mr I' Moa ley, Mr Kt #l??r, Mn?r?. Jarouilinc, 11- i\ oakr, Mietc?*. A M Airn**w. Neviu?, Vdlcniiiir, J Htrele, J U (iiecnt, McKiru. I'diil. K I* Kinn?y, Mrs Kiunt*y, J Vauuliau, Mrs Vaughan, II Wickha?n, W Davit**, J 11 all. II I' Wilt mm, W Hall. J Diugall, B L D-wson, F J Gnud. \V Hawkes. Mat Kaiua, Mr and Mr, Steel, Mrs Nrliaa, Mr McCall, Mr Kcit, Mr? Kerr,aei vautand child. Mr Walker and urtiut, Cap.ain Belt, and servant, Mr Thorndvkc, Willi lUtpaichea till American Minister London; Mrs and Miaa Tliornd)ke,2 Children and servants. Lo>dos?Ship Qurhei?T Dcwar ami lady, I) Thompson, Miaa Ann Thomson, H War.uf, K-q.; Mr, fc Billing, Kodolplni De, Riv eres, and J Cochrau, of N York: Di H L Young, .f Boston; Re* J Vandervelde. St L?u?: Or W L Billings, lady, 2 children and 2 aeivnts; Mm S Bry an. T Cook, of Lou. don; Capt A C ape and servant, Br Ariny; F rdiuaiM Cooaemay, of B'oretiiii V B own -'li ptcltg, Do ge, Ciiinmu'K Ik Co.?15 bal V"I k *Ou?7 |?ckR J D Waudell?3 J W Terry?7 J H n y?I Nevi?s Ik Co?3 Ro?r it 'wen?2 feb ol? it O, lit III pne a Qa ip .i wood Jdck'on it Kobbi'i,?3 H Weeak??I Wiley St Putnam?:i M r inlkch. John Ogden; Leone Br) Liswell, Halifax, N 8, Thog bt W Winney; Hebe, R-bhits, New Foundland, Duuscombc B'-ckwitn; Snow, Snow, Norfolk, Ne*mnh, L**eds Co; Champion, Dtnnnou, Norfolk, Ne?mith, Let d* Co; Lawrence ComUnd, B?ker, Norfolk H F Fartiham it Co; Virginia. B^th''!!, Jacksonville, Fla, E M Atwafer; Gr.?wler. Ulmer, Mobile, Ji>hn Klwell Co; Ar/ac, Delort. Nantz. D Lerniing Co?Schooner* Mar'ln* M Fowie, Madal, Washington, N C; J Cooley kCo, El> dredge, Bosron, A B Cooley Hl Co* Celeste. Johnso i, Baltimore; Abbott Lawrence. Meeker, Boston; Juliette, Wrt. 0th, half past sn, n m, supplied the brig Rub]. of Booth Shu Id wilh provisions un Ncstniy for London, out 27 d llUy 1 Pti, gnwfd and eschanjr*d colors w ith the ship Catarage, fin Liverpool to Qtn bee. Fresh and tnod'Tate ga'es and strong br**czes from the Westward for 8 or 9 Passed a small ice berg in lat j0 N, long 42 W. 17th, passed Sandy Hook at 8 ojclock, p rn. Packet ship Quebec, Hel hard, fm Lond n ami Isle of Wight, I3fh Aug, w?th mdze, to Grinnell, Minium (k co. About the 6th ujst, fat 4?. Ion G2,spmith k Leeds. Left a Prussian brig, loaduiK for Boston. No Amorteaa votaala in port. ftUiAnf, Mtt, Ian 99 30, spoke schr Colacins, from Baltimore for Pernamhuco. Brig Cameo, Jarvis, from Cronstadt, 10th July, with hemp, 8tc. ?o the master. Brig Porpoise, Jordan, from Madeira, Aug 12th, via St Thomis, 13 days, with mdze, to Badger Peck. Left no Amen c ins at Madeira. Brit'sh brig Vangaard, Card, 14 days from Windsor, N S, w th plaster. Norwegian brig Omen, Dettifson, B0 days from Stockholm, with 400 tons iron, to Boorman, Johnston Co. Spoke nothing. Schr Mary Jane, Mc\lath,4 days from Norfolk, Willi mdze, to Srtirges? St Clearm?n. Sloop low a, Downing, from Bnndy wins, with tioui and coin meal, to A lit n x ration. Below. Two ahipa and 3 brut. General Record* The hritc British Kuetn, I'm Sydney bound to Bo*tou, with a {oad of coal, encountered a pale on the 30th alt. off Rydney. in which shf lost li)'ernosi, n?. bttMN AN i i urimancea, ana main top and top gallant m iata, and head of mxininist It i?a*id that a letter has be*n received in tint city from a person who sm on board ihe achr ration, Haff. hence (or Newr hern, lost in the dale I2ih July, which stat", that sh capsir.' d ?that ?h> wa. tneonly iwrson sat*a?was t-km nlf by v: Yantic, Fill River for N York; 15th, Anne Reynold", Philadelphia for Boston; Pilgrim, Pictou lor Providence; Perferlion, Norfolk; Zone, Plot id?lphia 1 for Bo,ion; New YorK, and Victory, Providence for NYork.? Sid Yan'ic. NYork. Air 16th. Corea, of and for Providence, from Tictou. 8ld Anne Reynolds, and others. Whalemen. Sailed from New Bedford 15th inst. Arab, of Fairhaven, for Indian Ocean. SjoWi n?3lst ult. la? V 10, Ion 46 30, Two Sisters, of Sippicin with 250 bbli oil. Spoken. Delaware, bound \V. Air. 23, lat 43 24, Ion 41 30. An American ship bound E showinr a signal white field, red border, N K in the centre, Au |>t 10? Air Uoliear, W.ii. rfonl: Careni, Liverpool; Kin ricati veaaela in port. Pawed in the Hirr, llott I, I'l. ,1 \I., (I,A. I.. II I ,1 It I'. I I'll nil MaRahiaM, An^ 10? In |iort, Lead* r, lor S, Sept 11?Arr William, St Croii. Cld Hibernia, Bt Thotnai and a mkt; On Scott, Cuba. BolTON. fient 16?Arr Camera Amsterdam; Cervantes, Marseilles. Clil Oacar, NYork. Arr IJth, Sharon. Burnoa Ayrei: 9t?i, Newcastle, hug; Draco. Para; Flint, Philadelphia. W tnntAM. S' t 11?Sl.l Cicero, NYork. i Nkw Bkdford, Sept n?Arr Ameinv't. Bremen. 1 Kin ARTrivs 1, Srpt it?Arr Caspian. Pliil^delphit for B.iati.n In port 15th, the above ami a acnr lauen with coai, wnicn tn'ii 1 Ifii4 nr.nrr.inir. _ _ Tarpaulin Corr., Sepf 1?Arr VYfo, Prondrncf for Bath 12th, Fairfield, Salrw f??r N York?ami remain in port Uth, wind bound. Providevce, Sfpt 15?Arr F?>?ter, Bangor, Mt; Amaranth* D wb?-?, Baltimore; Batito. Philadelphia.# Piiiladi lfhia, hm. it.?Arr, /timerica, Hadd^m Win Htown, N w II dfoid. Cf*( M. I. ni?, Nfw O W??h i- gton, Oib altir Canary. Bo*fnn: Robt. Wa'n, Boaron T*-**a, N'tvf Vork Lenitv. Protidrnc? Two Pollie* rou*hk*f ?ir Lydin Adeline, Prn?id*nce L? *intfoe New Y?ai ofthem in rich fmnes, and beautiful ??blects a variety of choira Ma ic aud books, 8 ?pleudid piano iorU*?. aomt furniture, music -fool*. xc. TUE8DA Ai lO^i t 'cl'-ck i tli** a*'e r -da, fancy uid pledged articles, j-wnlr> Hook*. hosiery, h nlwjrr, ictmea, frames, guua, rioct-rira, |u demijohn* tin Li).000 a gars. spit udtd watches muI uum? rou> oi .t r valuai le article*. Also, *jii j et a h ugluli Prints. Also, shirting and ftht rtir.K, o ti lin, rrmuantr cloth, c.aa?i mfm, vealiuus, kc. b> O'd r of the N!ar?l.al. AUo, a consignment f hats; uplendi'l I* v*-r wateh, 2 trunks of tlolhlug, 2 deiiiijohus of wine, aud 20 splendid window ahadea. WEDNESDAY, At half-past 10 o'clock in the sal** rooma. Fuiuiture Sale?A choice, valuable and eitensive variety of elegant furuiiure of all deacri|* ons. BY MILL *AJUJULAJUUft .MONDAY? 19 Af 10)f o'clock, Ht .No. it City H ill Place. A lanreand elegant assortment of Household Furniture, ccn aiKtiiu of spit udiu satin damask covered divans, ottom I0H o'clock. At the beautiful Cottage, 13 Cornelia street, near Blecckei streetElegant Household Furwiture, made to order by Nea' ol bo,and Boston packer above Heedy Island May .fin Maracai bo. ArT in the Schuylkill, Patmoa, Green port, Hi; lieu Lafavette. Norfolk, Conn; Liberty, rrovideuce; Swallow. New York; Joseph Brown, do: Angelina, do: Sequel, do; Planet, do; Zeirinh, do; Ariel do; OfUimrnt, do; Oi>era, do. fiaLTiMoft*, oepl I5-?Cld Direct, BiiKg?, NYork. Sid Ellen. Providence; Harp, 8t Thomas. Kichmond. Sept li?Arr Busy, Bostr n. Charlkitoii. Bn-t H-Arr \cphyr, St Jsgo, Cuba. 13th, Col T Shephsrd, Hivnui. Left at Hav*iia, John H.tle, I'm St wcasile, disc; Rnea. fm do for Tnrka Monk Merchant fkn do, unc; Rapid, Iin N York dismasted; Ontirii, fin B?tih, wtir to (lias; Powhattan, fm NfWC??le, dis; Moyaret ?ir B?>*tun, Mjr; Mete Ian, f??r M tsnzas io load tor Bn?tnu; Atheu*, from Liverpool, do.'; 8iv*nn*!i, fin Savannah, tiisg. \|w Oiil KaNf, S"pt 8?rid Josephine, Phi lad. Arc Hope, ^1B?^^ IX f ANTED?A situation, eithei in a jobbing hi>iui* or retail V r Jry g la ?tore, by i young man i g I bsiineii habiu who hat had ev? ral ear# i en u**e n the dry good 1 itie du ii*C the loa? inree years, in this lity, and f"r liint? If. The best ol references can oe t;iviii. A'lJras W. B. at this off ce. s!7 3iis*r UrANTCU?A Yr?tive branch of business. 1I?* wu?l have had aome p'xcilt'U vsith th** U?e of took, i-her as a carpenter, cabinet nuker, or carver, and be ?h|e to give *ecu ity for his Pjroi?er be ha tor Apply at WILLIAM Ol BOON'S Decorative K? ib i ihmdut, 548 r* at! ttr?et, i r R roadway. i: M i ANY PEIISON nuamh-d w i:li 11?? dtiics.* >?r nre I.AWRKNtK FINN, fancv glass blower, will oblige by srnditiK it to J NO. N. TAYLOR, ESQ., s!7 lw*r _ 30 W ill street, Slew York. OFFICES TO LET.?A comfortable suitof oOices with r without the store-room on the same floor, to let in store G1 South st. Apply on the premises to JOHN HUDMA*. P. 8.?There u also a first rate vail loft to 1* t iu same store. slO ec T ODGINGS UPON THE KTJKOPEAN PLAN.-To A J Single Gentlemen.?Two suites of apar 11l. ?l3lw*r PLQKKNI BRaTd HA'i S?TO ?OU j II HN "Fj I1 WE'fKRN MERCAANT9 BUYING KOR CASH A eery advantaueous opuor unity now offers lor piirchasniK at u remrli low prices a limited quatiti'y of Ldte.' beautiful Florence Braid Ha s, ma ufactur d in the be t ?tyle. They will no' he kept in this city longer than ihe neit three or four 'ays, duriuK wliich time they may be seeu at the office of Thou. Reynolds, corner of Nassau and Maiden lane, up stairs?rutrsncr M Nassau ?t. sin tt?rc ]\yf ANoLES MANULK8 !!?Prices reduced?Tinporrant loH ??ei and Boarding house Keepers air' Fa ilies ?DUNCAN It WEST resp> ctfullv inform the pnblic. .hatthey hive on hand and are manufacture K their patent mangle., wliich, for utility and durabili y are not to be surpassed. It is a 'a'>or.ai ing machiip*, as it entirely supercedes the Hte of ironii g, an I rai idly puts a gloss oil sheets, t?ble cloths, Stc. Stou Profess ir Mouls iu the increase of his pupils, consequent upon the proficiency they have attained in a short ti"?e under Ins tuition, has induced him to low. r his terms from $12 to SlO per quarter thus placing the opportunity of obtaimuK a thorough knowledge of the French Language v? ithin the means of anvl idvor geti'l inan WHW|W acquire a language indi |>ensahle to a good education. His system generally approved by the in my ladies aiid geotlem' n of r> speeiahility, to whom he has hid the honor of instructing Three Classes are alreadv formed, and those persons wno may de.ire to unite with them, should do so at this favurabla moment Piofe??or Monls' rooms aie at No. 373 Broadway. hit !M"ic Mr. II. BENNETT resne, tf,|l|y ami' urices to the ublic I of N?*w York, th^t he hns taken the New York Museum (formerly Pealc's) and thai he intends to adopt 'in entirely now planni Ow nto is, totmuoothoprioomm lie ere ist the attrac'ions. He fee's confident that his sv?>tein must iu ceetl^and cheerfully uhmits i? to the decision of a discerni L' publi To remove ?n\ imprcsnion that may be entertain* d it it uot ueiite 1 10 irteiid a shilling exhibition, the manager b to observe that the price of admission is no criterion of i? rysjH-ct ?bi ity. Tlie way in which it is conducted, and the I erfo m ince* p e^ented, is the projier standard to judiee by. Iu the |*ri.?l cities on the contiuent of Kurope, the ra*es of admi*?iAn to thratrts and other places of ainust ment are fifty i>er cent cheaper tlrm ?n Knul-unl. All clashes of society assemble ?11;.- hifhett and the IownHm moderate eharge riieinc 11 in the power ol the latter yet no one attempts to dispute the respectability of the performance. In the public gardens of every body vet order and dec*rum prevail, and ?fic in mag* r m?intiiw tha* if a place or nublie amusement is coud* ct?*d with propriety, and nisreputablt character! excluded, thst families ol tilt, first lespectahuity may attend witn as great a degree of safety a? if the amoti.it of admission were ten times the amount. The Manager trusts iliat tin- folio sing names will be a sufficient guarantee of hi intet tion* MR HARRINGTON. the wmderful Magician and V ntriloqiiut. MISS ROSALIE, the charming aud beautiful Vocalist Irom the American Museum. Mr Koeass, the much admired Singer Mr Benni**, the celebrated Dtncer Miss Etnalic. the accomplished Uanseusu Mr Jeronellrs FantisticFigures. Admission one shillipg. s 17 lw*c DISSOLUTION ?The liajtnerthip heretofore existing under the firm of Glover x McMurray, has t iis day been dissolved. The business heretofore conducted by the finn, will in future be carried en at the nlaee. t?y ihe subscriber. on his own account. JOSEPH Nl* MURRAY. 100 Pine street. New York, 16th Sej i. 18IJ. sl7 Jt r NAVAL GENERAL COURT MARTIAL.. A LL WITNESSES in the Cast s under investi^ation before this Court, are hereby oidered to give their attendance daily on boa d this snip. By order of the Court. (Signed) CHA9. H. WINDER, Judge Advocate. U. S. Ship North Carolina, sl3 Iw r r September 12th. 13*2 POMKHOy fcCO 'S NV.W VOKK, ALBANY, TKoV BUFFALO, CHICAGO AND CANADA PACKAGE EXPRESS, leaves every Eveuiug. Sundays excepted, lor the aboie named and all intermediate places. Office N'o. 2 Wall street. New York. anl7 r PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, TTAVE preitared a number of Private Medicine Chests," I rath fiBl>iiiij ?n ipiropri iti asinaty of the new French Medicine* for the cure of a peculiar class of diseases, which have unfortunately in too many instances fallen under the treatment of iguorant quacks, in co jsequmce of the eitreme delicacy which |?atients thu- afflicted einibit in apnlying for intdical advice from ies|*ctable physicians. In th* mode now explained, however.safe and effectual treatment will be gained bv such patients without the necessity of m tking anv disclosure of th? ir case. The "Medicine Chest" coutaius such a quantity of atmronriate medicine as is uuiraiiteed to effect a perfect cure. an I ample direct! ms in a plain and familiar style accompany each cheit. The remedies are applicable to all forma of the disease. '1 h' '"li *t*. containing remedies for syphilitic diseases af ao'd for %i ttcfi?the che ti with remedie* for ?ononhoea and ideet iJ each, may now be had of the Principal Agent o| the College. W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal Offic-of the College 9' Nassau street. N. B.?Casrs forwarded to Jl |*rU of the Union, the Canada* an I Wtat Indie* Persons luichasing theChests can,by addre?*ing the College, gr .tuitously obtain whatever additional advice thv> may desire during the progress of their c ise. >16 Im i rc STEAM EN'GINF.?For sale cheap, a to ty horsepower team ei gin 1 he c> linder i* one foot diain?ter and ail feart of tilt cargo *aved from the stranded hip \v. stchestir, now lying on tne wharf, P?er No. 1 E. R., lor *ale by ?i? r JOHN HF.RDMAN.fil S. ut'i ?t. UACKET Sllll' GARKll.K, froin Lirerpool?Consignee* by this *hip will lea e *end tneir permit* on bjard, ?t Orleans Vv harl, loot of Wit,I at. All goisd* not penuitt.-d in five day*, will h? sent to Public tore. *16 NEW YORK" HORSK baza aIT?Just arJii^^riveil fr m Phil lib Iplna, 20 verj line Horses, young, f y i -sound and kind?th pro.rrty of ,V1e?*r* Welch eo. Spier r n>in>'? br m. O itcb'aa, t Henry Jmea nimet g. g. Plenaure Boy. al7 3i r i lTa R Y CO. HATTERS, VI/ILL introduce the Kaaliion for the HeafOn, on Friday, 9'h inatant. ,H r AND 5 ASTOH HOUSE. NEWBURYPORT BANK NOTES, Loroberm. n'? Bank. Warren. Pi. Earmera a?'l Metlwnift, N'e w Bninawick, New Jeraey, t ertilieatea anil Broken Ueil Back, bought at IT J. SYLVESTER'S, 12 Wall at, fc IM Broadway, I urnoiw coiiftisr uk oi ?p eieg.tni piano, m*, ?!i??h k tablrs, Turkey, Brut rlt and in rain csr|*'a, ier gt??aea. nil paiutinva, camKbra mel Urnpa, Vaiirtisn t 'iids inubletops; m itio^au\ and curled maple hrdsteads; feather beds, bo s er? ai.d pillows, curled inattraasea, kitchtn turui(ure, Ike. Iter 4 be Kuirkerhoeker Line of atagea pa* a n?ar *he door. Catalogues *i the ion room on Monday. BY RIKLt lc~AHCULARiU$ o'clock, it the Marshall House, comer of Broa'lw *v und Het9, U*ge quantity of oil cloth, mtOOCUIJ sol n, plur mil bmiOOM chairs, ceutre, dwM i?*1 tea tables, mailt! 1 *nd to?'et glasses, mantel ornaments, cha??de? liers, window curtain* and shades, a*iral and hall lamps, china and gl iss war*-, a large quantity of kitcnsn furniture, bar ruom fu-nifure, Sic Ate. Also, a si lendid assortment of bed*, bedding, ficc., ihc entire contents oi 40 rooms. The above is in g?#od order, having been but a short time in use. Catalogues on the inoruing of sale, wheu the goods can be ei mim a, si7 c A UCTION NOTICE?RI EI.L A~IU" U L A KIU h ?II is- sell nil Monday, Kkiut, ll UIOH o'clock, u No. MCity Hall place, a large and splendid assortment of Hou?chol Furniture consisting of 1 aris m ide rosewood set. crimson and white figured sMin damask covered, containing 8 cha rs, rofa. with pillow* and foot benches, pier and recess divans, 2 taboIVtl UM t ottmnans; sJsO I r0MW00d SSt, blue udnldfilSltd satin dtmaak, containing 8 chairs, 2 coucbe with pillows to match, i pur 1 v in snd Stabovsts; also siglsndid BrnassIsptr l 'i and h iir oihisHnt. to slsgiiil oil p4iani|s. vub isp^D* sive frames, mantel ornamenta, elegant 21-day clock, on* el?gantrosew.od piano wardrobe, centre, dining and lea tab1 es i il um Ismll lamps, china nnnar and tea seta, glass in, soli.i sterling siller tea set of 4 niece-, silver and i>l.s. It u the only Hotel in the city which combines ihe adiautageofa ii'endid Assembly ttoom, without the interference of the ll"t" I de|iartment, that eauses the boirders to be annoyed with public meetings. It is so arranged that every comfort which visitors require at a hotel is at this house, as the sleepii g apartuit nts are distant fom the public part of the establishme nt. The patronage of the Hotel is very considerable, and to an active nnd etiti rprisin* person can be augmented much more. For further paiticulars enquire on the pretn'ses, or of kit; :ti*r H. ANDERSON, Proprietor, tTO LET?The first hree rtory House, 112 (ir.iut street, west of Brm Iway, with the Furniture, all ti?w The hou-e is in |>erfect order, and can be seen hetw e? t ars of 12 and 3. P. M. ?I2 ltn r HATS, HATS, HATS fl FALL FASHION -Theaubaciibef mutes the atten ti"n of tl e B mi Moin'e to bis beautiful, graceful, au really fashion able article of the kind ei'ant, fhoujrh he cnunot c j?ect but 1'ia imitators will sprin* up, and claim the benefit of his own origi m conceptions. To say the*e Hats urpatsany thing of the kind in point o st\ le, flush, and gri(elu BppraiMI iv i?? el um op IBOTB iliai is warranted ny an ei|?eriene** of twenty years in the Inuiness ml he incites gentlemen wlio study grace and (asl?i n, to cal and eia"?ine for tMMi tlus. A large assortment of '1 ravelling Trunks. Carpct Bags, H 1 Cases. aud, i>> fact, every thing necessary for atfutlemau'i travelling outfit, may also h? found at E. BLOO.MER'S, 179 Broadway, aulO Irn is#r Opinsite Howard's Hotel. TO~PHYSIUANS, Oil MEDICAL STUDENTS.Wauled either a Physician or Student who inay have near ly completed his studies, and contemplates graduating at th ?to take ai iulerest in an old aud well established medical office, the busi ii m uid income (letaf i ceah besioratl of whtehle second no other in th?' citv, or perhaprts will be hut mt meutary, to land and to receive pasteuiers. snd it is ex|>ecte passengers by her will belauded at New Orleans by 12th Oc tober. J. H. BKOWER. ?6tooI*ic 73 Wall?t. FOR CHARLESTON. HAVANA KEY WEST, NEW ORLEANS, ANI GALVESTON, (Tevas) to sail rn the lOt ^YiL Iff-flVln October, at i2 A M.?The well known an favorite steam ship NN.W YORK, j. 'I Wright, CoinM.aud.M, ha> ing been put in complete ordur, wit new wrought iron shaft Stc., will positively leave for the abov ports on the day S|>ecified. The New York, having hern superbly fitted ud, with taloc stste 100 n iu addition to ner cahins. offers sU|>eiior accomtm dations for the couvenic ce of passemiers Passengers going i this boat n.a> safely relv u|>on the well known skill and attei tions of her Captain. For light freight or passage, apply o board, foot ol 9th street, East Kiver, or to 0. MOROAN. or H. HUBBARD,* CO. 37 I eek Slip. N B.?The N?*w York carries sufficient fuel for th- voya^ Passengeit for Key West, New Orleans, and Qilveston. wi havt an opportunity of visiting Havana, aa the ihi|> will 11 there tw? days. i8'oo|njrc t H OALVEST0 V, TEXAS-To mi I no, Kl jrirV lively 1st Oetolier.?The new anil splendid B-ai STAR REPUBLIC, Captain J. J. Hendley, liea IV- U E. R.,ii now r ail> to take freight, at low ratea, ai will sail positively aa above. Site haa superb Cabin accommodations for 40 pattengcrs, in can lake a number in the steerag' For freight or pissage aiNily on hoard, 01 rn all tool?m J. H BllQWKR, 7% Wall ?t. AjSSr FUR LI VKRrOOL?NEW LIME.?Regul. MrJMrVPick*I of 25th September.?The Splendid Packi jaHUl?M>ip SHERIDAN Capt. A. Depeyster, of MOO tom vtill positively sail aa above, her regular da- For freight r passage, having aecominodsrions uiicqua'led for splendor c comfort, apply on board, at Orle tin wharf, foot of W til street or to E. K.COLLINS CO. 36 South street. Trice o( passage Jt 100. The Packet Ship Otrrick, Captain William Skiddv, of IOC toil", will succeed the Sheridan, and sail the 21th Octohei, Ik regaiar 'lay. I'iss? ngers may rely on the ship* of this line sailing punetu.i ly as advertised. alTr ttfS* FOH ?AKSEILLtfc?-Picltet for 1st October\TTlV The very siiix-rior coppei-Katenetl and copnered shi irrlr coriolanks. hue. m.?i. r. I h. in ijor |a?rt of ner cargo is al'eidy engaged. Forfreigl ofthe balance, or for passage, apply to BOYD li HIN'KF.N, sl'i r No. 9 Toiitint Bmldinp. IrrrlFV York Line?The last sailing. coppered and coppi Lfastencd packet ship LOUISA, Capt Leavitt, tai sail as above. For freight or passage, having handsome furnished accori modationri, apply on lioard at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall s E. K. COLLINS CO. 56 South ?tAgents in New Orleans, Hnllm fc Woodruff, who wi promptly forward all gt>oda to their address. Oreat care will be taken to have tb?- goods by thi? line co rectlv measured. ?|T ec 1CT- FOR NEW ORLEANS?First reguisr Packi ?JTTV Ship?To sail on (lie l')th iiisi ?The elegant net AnaMbalxcliet ship UNIO Caj't-'in Ru.isell ill p .sitivi ly ee despatched as above. This shipofft-rs a sBperior convej ance for cabiu, second cabin and steerage passengers,and is po ilively the first regular imcket ship on the hi rih for t_e abov |?rt She haa also coinfortablr sta'e rooms i.i the lipase o deck for second cabin |Mss> ngeni. P>ssa e will e mailt at th loweat rates. Apply on hoaid the ship at M'irry s wharf, foe of W'-ll street, or to JOHN HERDMAN.tt South Street. I The above ship wi I be succeeded by th. s nihil wi II know lili' K'jah.oapi. mntfi, ?1 pin the 22il I'..! Vjc^. U>I I K.D LI NK OK LIVKHP- OL PA, Thr accommodationa of thia ?uperb arkn Tor cabin, cecnr cabin or teirage pi wiwit*, are vrry snperior, Iwr betwee declit ?re fitted np with every attention to th? .omfnrt of pa engvri, and niHf|iialled by any other ahip now loading for it above port. Peraoiu wiahing to ?nite economy with romfor can have a well furuiahed table in th? ircoml cabin on vei roaaonable termn. Thoae wiali ng to aelect beriha ahou make nrly application f Srptei vWPy ber.?Old and Bl-irk Ball line uf Pacheta?T JjltNMfe well hn?wn faat tailing parhet ahin COLUM Bt' Captain Cole, will be deapatched aaabove, herrcgular d.ty. Thia alnp baa imaurpuaed acct>m'n-ilatiO"t f it aliin, arc -aliin and ateerage paaa.ngera, The iVm of thia line are all th- lineat and largeat claa cninmiml'd b) in-n 'f |.ack la, and ifral an b*|' ?OVD Hiyj^uajj, AMUSEMENTS. NIBLCTS QAHUICII. (T7- KXTHAOHDINKV A TTK ACTION. TKlUAlfr-HANT aUCCLSte!! Kllinuidliiuiy llttvrl Family, limited Nightly tctth Shoult of Luughltr and Apiflautr, in their various HPLKNuID COMIC JAM Oil IVES. kc. MONDAY t-Vt.M.Nu. .9-h. * Luurrvuumruu will rumim ?nh A OKA.NO OVfcKTCRK T.i b- f. .11 J by JOCKO:?U TL? Biai mn A. Jocko. U?. B li.rApe J'*? K ?rl I'll. ic. ill itir Ch*r.icr?r b> ll?> IU??I r 1'- Well., MMlr Douli* vil e -l.d M H t\ QnirUf C( nu liuuf'n tiil? .U.iMiufc trenu in c! Umuti In After \?hirb the ?-mic .M?u uiuime called in* MILLIattJtS. Vkruuh. I'Mi.t r, .Moiu D?nvtr*n^ Siuiou.afo. linnii, f L> utfii u?it, 4 uiiu lit, e Cb*rl?i WniMf Muie Vortiuh, wife to kh? 1'iiiilrr, M'lle. k- Do?ii?flU#. The %%li. tikl in o'CU>Cfc? Eulertuumeuit to COOL* iucut half pa?t ?c*tu. I Tirkrft?crul? CHATHAM THJEATKHr. THE OLD PRICES HKSt'MtD~AND NO COMPUL olO.N Pit l?)i cema. Upper T rr 2.1 rent*. Virat Tier iO truu. Mil t. FORREST V MISS CLIF'l ON FOR ONE NlGHl OvLV. MONDAY tVEMNO, be pi I9ih, im3, will It parior mad rhf play ol JACa CADr. Jack Ctide, Mr fruricat Lora Say, Mr Stevana M .rmmne, M w J. Clifton Widow C-.de. Jiitlah To conclude with SIXTEEN 8 RING JACK. J lin Rami, Wood I Mi Collide, W. J inea Chrlat jiher Clayton, Sletvus Kitdeiic *.anv>ra, Hall Man Ferr??, Mu B tlu Dmh. Mill u|*li at 7?Cuilam wtllriav a. i^uarloi balore a o'clock iir? ciarlj. Uoi Oilier o, en daily from 9 to J, where Tickela may be pur- h u*-?l and placeaaecurt-d. ?Allien KLiTfToi. M i*lc TiffiATttic;? Broadway, New york. MONDAY EVENING, Sept. 19th, ihe ei.trrtainmenta will commence w ti the OVERTURE TO r-DOUAKD ET CHRISTIN. Alter which LOVES OK I'HE ANGELS. Jap, Miichi II I Hanocb, Nickiuaon Zeraph, Mra*t7, every even.ng. VAUXIIAL.1, UAKOKM, BALL EVERY PLEASANT EVENING, WITHOUT CHARGE TMIE fcul tcr her having purcli .ai d the floor uaed for dancing 1 at this eaUblialmient ?ud niaur auch a ti r tiona aa aeemad uerraaaiv. will give a Ball every pleaaant evening (Saturday lid Siiiiila) nccpttd) uuriug the araaou. Firat Ball on Mon day evening, Sept. litth. I Admiaaion I2S ceuta, for which refreahmeut' will b? Inc nislied. J L. Gain ita Maaler of Cerememea. Noaner'a Hand i? engaged. A autlicieiit Police wil be in ?ttendance to preaerve order. Daucing to commence at and continue until II o'clock. ,18 it?* BHADFORD JUNES. Altm.lt 1CAft ItUSbliltl, UAllllr.A AM) GALIiERV OF FINE ARTS. CORNER OK BROADWAY AND ANN STREET uppoaite St. Paul's Chnrcli. P. T. BARNUM, MANAGER. 1 Best Attractions in JVt'w York.'.'?Change of Novdlitt. PERFORMANCES TWICE EVERY DAY. Kirat tune in I Inn city m Sign r Viv ildi'? maguificeut MECHANICAL THEATRE. 11 which the aciei.ce of internum ia comi.lr ely p?tfecled, aa it aliow n by th? wonderful iieilormaurea of many figurea r?arinbliUK hum in bemtia in an their actiona| and laughable con lo.lions, nir. w n mens new rum c sneirii entitled JOB SEARCH-EM-OUT, i In which M'. W. suntains kic" chtiacteit. Mus Hood, the accomplished vocahM?La Pttite (ele?te will introduce various dances, including I a T>ioW?n, drnod b Fauny E'sslet?Model of 8* itxeiland?Natural Bridge iu Virginia? Albino L dy?Faucv Ola*. Blowing?the Myterieua Ciip?y iti l? BiIIihiii Ascensions?.? Deu ol Li'ing Snakes?MO,000 Curi.sities. I'EKKOHMANCES TWICE EVERY DAY. commencing at four o'clo k and hall-past Mien, P. M. The Adiiiitiaii. e to the whole, A1u?euiii, tjaril. u and erusi1 laiimenls, twenty-Ate cent*?Children half piice. ?lg gymnastic exi:rci:*es. Y\T FULLER resnei tlully iufmins his pnpils and the public generally, that his U> muaaiums, 205 Green and 29 Ann treeta, are now o|ieii for the *ea?on. A Junior Class la about 1 being formed at lioth the establishments, at houra to auit the convenience of scholars. For terms, Inch have been considv lahly reduced, apply at either o the Gymnasiums. The Fencing Department will be under the superintendence of Mr. Chailei Delaiiey, Piofeasor, and Teacher by appointiiu nt in the U. 8. Naey. Spat ring taught a> usual. rt Iw^r I TO THK AMATEURS OF THE ACCORDION! OIONOR L. MARTINI beg* toinlirrr tne public that he h.is just published hi* Accord on instruction, which ia di& tilled i two part*?the lirti for the Accordions without semi* to in?the rccond for ti o*e with si in ;ton's, both of which e or-am ly furnialu d with selected imisi >nd eseicis have elitiie rommai;d live' the instiuii nt. I"1 SIONOR MARTIN I b'-gs also-o *i?t? tint he has a large "I (o'lei'iinn of M8S nmsul.rlhi A'C>rdi n, whichh nt-n's to publi-h shortly, and he *rr ,n?e? th I ils m '.t uy-oit of music he should be teqiiiren. '1 he Si. >oi I b. thankful IO nil those who Wl 1 favor In in at his res dene-, so c iual street, whe e be continues to give hi* lesaaini, even if th y wish only to take notice ol hi* music, or of his style of playing. ?ul9im*r daguerreotype apparatus, v new pattern: F. A. ARTAULT It CO., IM* FULTON STREET. rI'HIS beautiful art hasa'nvrd at such perfection, thattwo J hours instruction is sufliceut to obtain a perlect knowledge oi ii?which win of inei> cans 10 tnose who purcnaae the ap C pa-atus at the store of F. A. Artault k Co. I6?*4 Fulton street Price of ihe smiaMtns complete varies from SZ5 to $IM Alto ?Acromatic Lenses, French plates, Inposulphate of Soda, en |K)li, bromine, chloride of iodine, chloride of (old, ke. Alto mnrrocco case*, in J a (oom supply of new frames, Killed and Kule board. F. A. Artaull it Co. are constantly rirtinoi from Paris all kinds of fancy articles of the latest invention. au'J6 lm*r 3 DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS. JOHN ROACH, OPTICIAN, h 72 NASSAU STREET. v rPO ARRANGE a Peifeci Camera Ob>cura,requires some knowledge of Optiets Persons wishing to procure an inn ?tr Jmiul will then fore Had ii to their interest to purchas* ofaa j. optician. au3l) im*r I FLUTE GUITAR. VI K PHILIPS ERNST, Profeator ol the Flute, U"itar, an patent Concertina to announce to his friends and publie that lie has .ust published his new 'Rondo Militaire" for the tuitar, which will be lound well worthy the attention of tha e, learner oi amsleur, Iroin its beiu( well anapled lo that inatroII m? lit and calculated not on y to please but lo afford instruction, n 1 ins Koii'lo, Willi ?rvt mI other plessinit MM of his ccmi>osition "for the Kuitsr" are lo be lound at Sir. Ernst', residence M t Ca.ial street, where lie continues to give lessons on t e above instruments. si lni?i 3 TEACHER OF THE FLUTE rI1 MuNZANI. 1) I'hompson street, give* insuuctioia an id the Flute. Ternn >13 p. r i|natler. sj> 3m*r COTTON AND ORIST MILLS?For sale, situate 5 Kingston, Ulster count,, New York, ou the waters of the Rondout Creek, two miles Irom the North or Hudson River? r St? atnboita and sloops kc. ply constantly to within 300 feat of ft the .villi, to thence c mil bonis?Tlie waters "I ihe D-lawire, i, Ntvtrsiuk and Roudnut pour over the dim of this mill?Kara >r her ii in operation uut'l very rec?-nll>. Possession immediately, ir Titlt indisputable?Will be sold very low and on very advantat. (ejus terms, lo close a trust. Awly to slOec rEKSBE Ik BROOKS. 61 Liberty rt. PARIS ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS nUUN fit t O., 116 William atreet, formerly Br??n, L?rorar? O it Co.?willo|iro in a Irw d?ya, twenty c%*?-a P ria Artifi I riil Flower*. F??then, fcc.t now l^n?kc from lot arrivals.? Thia ?*leaof Cowers andfe^thert, it aa they a|?|*ar in that centre of fashion. Tina arr?nKV l?lll'>IHDIC '?H 111*- III III HIT- 'lipn.r J tar more largely in llua lin? than inv other eatabliahmeut la the city, they cm itford to ?ell at ihe aery loweat rmlea and on the mo*! reaaonnble terma. I \Vliolra*lr warerom?? of a moment; aii .hot* can be fired a* I at aa a maa eau tro->a hi* Anger. They tre no larger than an ordinar' ry |?>cket i?tol. Eor traveller*, houaekeepen, captain*. p'an'er*, public oA' cvri, and ?.tlier?, they aiv an indiapenaahle a-ticle, aa pcraona both inile and f male, ran with t*-i? pia.ol, protect their live* anil prop?itv, if atumno nd 1 h? i ubitc ?re invited 10 e-.ll nil eiamine tVe aame, aa their _ ainmlicity, bei Kwirrautarf n.it I t m ol ord* A r- i"'t I'd- feintie, tl y-ara of v. ?'?nea to tin a mian.m Lc*h..rn, will 1.1.^ call on board, or., .he ?^'VD AND HINCKEN, ?|j r N. Ton.ine Building!. lif t WTtU'l I) Hir' H??r? i?r ft Wul y, DneHeaa ?(jr)r,m.-nf i.f fuh f ii.-mMi' l! r? mil IVa.lii i?, ol tl.e late-t Paruian ivlaa .i l "'if *b I I f b.Vl.t hi. i tL:. I'HfcSK fir-faiiie and Mb 'Vi'n fV 'C'I, .r? tve rrei?e, to obtained in <N?a oami JJ"* lp n nr ah fh?? ?**r rmn?rn mwf? r\R.. JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON hM re?Mm< hit CoFfiULTirto i Herald Buildim corner of Nmmi aadr Wtaun

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0 Home U?|Mvtiii?(iU^tointttllc Intelligent! I ?Arrldcntt, Ac. Mr. Extraordiiaht r* vgr?Urrr!t*inei> t> Leakn a? I Ho.w-sr fit a uk?S aturlnv fof'-ooon mi English lac ei;bi.*en if.if n| ine, ntm d ai.i?-* Burn*, wen'in t?? .1 more in Wellington sir?-ef, Willi .1 rth iiii ler in* arm, md aa'ied in keejier of th wort- ii he kn-*w the cloih. I'ne gentleman r. p'ith.il >ie krit w n be ]ii., mid asked !i m h?>w c?V'i th-- str?*. I, ?i'b 1 bo^e rl rl 1, .,n I ,ratlo the il.iu-e.il Correction. \V i I ha'I II id *i slooti I e Would Jl V- a CMM.Ce I i* i i ir I" ind ;ie 'tested, as a lavor, 1 ?t Ii' in 4 it i)- ^:v ii u,i Io a con-table. I r* Kentleilui i i a sc it hi ii wnn a clerK i?> c?>n?iab!e Clapo s nifue L'.? vlr C lie made t ie ft. lowing statement; "I am a we iver, Hid b ve arrived very lately in miC'iii itrv wiin wiy m^tii' r, having bt en thiowri nut ?.i e.n.ii .?i h tun U.i a ;coui nl ihe low wages i, E .k in- two years tol-e, the "kind's evil* on both side-# of my neck X i# I have some idea of slsoe making, and 1 aiii tol l ih ii I c i'i learn that trade in the House Of v urn iioii, an i i umhi^ui Mint uy Bit tiling it cloth I could gel ?eut there, and by th..t meun-iget a tr ide p >rt mi. mother. I hive 110 home, no fiiends, mnH no nvniey." U i it*r ih -s circum-taiices, and alter mach c nisuliait hi, a convUini was entered againM him, u,ioii Ins own statement, as a vagrant, and li" wa? sentenced tor six in ml.is O.ie ob.ect and in so disposing oi hlill wa thHt his disea e mighi i" cured III the esta'> isilllfllt ?BOBlOil ['list, Sr/>t 1 MJSCKLLANKOITS. CIO KfclKY CiiiuA?. FOH ASu?F C FANNER a u J r i Mill Jor ii i.i? dI I (U I :n?T? thr d idler I. t it he h 1 C unin c d the abo^e uieuvi i?*fv I u U *u t c .*h ml .i ?|i?e I h?? u w >u hand, f hut ot* h W i i't t, ih Vu i (forrnvri* H it' H f Co n ue.u -r infirm nt Sto w lt. C ?c*?, Cut u. t' ii ii.ii* L- .>i? Giranuol ImiI ah I Astral L n i, G nn 1 ity. ?17 lin r F. TAN VKK. T* A K A N OTl' I? n ta ?v A>1> ii r. r. 1 1 ION -r KA ^C.Vi HKiULV l.\| i'R() VKU MAM l*i)l I) vVH i'Ml.-By this Woudiflul luveution a lettr 1 an I UnplCUec ii e wfiueu i., uut ?>i?era ion, with iuor?. ease K tier Utility than a single letter witn au ordinary in 11 cm! luk. To tHe ra-rcaiitite. professional, ami travelling par- of the Co-winunit>, r|;i? tru^ grea 11 nMon is ol' i.i ini e v tlue, a? it u t *;reai itiiddition n tr ?ujle to ilie Witt, r, ?n l withoui auy necessity o? nsi't^e tli? a 11 in'orapru. Tu?* uistru ient u??; 1 for writing is m a;.i point, coiu^ iueutl) it n? v? r wc us by use. For built iii'uuu 1 o fices. mefchauts men oi business generally. Ian ye.*, na%ier?, editors, r port r-*, public offi:e>s, tuti ^ll w'i?> in v> b. copy oi wiiat ih y have written, tins will louud luvaluaole. Kr&u?*t?*a vlsMifrld Writer lias n >w been ia successful oper tio-? t*o year*, du iiu: which tunc t 'tion Una* ome u?nJrr At lie Ute fair of the Anie b> three of tue ui ?*t able cfiemut* 111 t'?e% c JUuiry, who j r uouue iJ it to be a very nitf-uiouj auJ useful contrivance', an 1 n-?t habit to change color bv expo?u*e to .tir, moisture, or cu niCdl atfeuU. Cou*tqueutly a medal wa^ awarded by the iQHitltff Tue proprietor ha* lately made great improvement* iu this article I'ne p ij?er is of the best und in a ?riety of'form* and *izet, varying in pnee irom CeoU upward*. 8 i uer? mi Country Merchant* iu general will find it f tlirir advji.il ue to jirotu e the article, *a uiey n.ee t with a r ill ?tle. A 11 be Ml deduction trade lo lho*c who buy l>> w >iolta*ale. Nrwapiper* or in r; i/.ines throughout ihe country, copying thfatK.v, ati.e, w ihviut alt^ratiOL or abridgement (in ludiu, tio? uoticei ui i v iu it twelve inside ituerujus, shall r, b'J W ii nana street, ?'.i lw*r Oru*" ?l*i U-n Lin w Vork. I H b A>\U Jl rEUIii VKHI LOW?Tin iai v* .v fio. ru c iiit iv-r, dir'cf iruin tli* m.uiuin I in t. tli J: *cripfluos Odd .^ilvi Le?eu, Alienor, K .i"in t Lepuie, tiii V".-r^' Watcne-., o. new and *,il vti jmihiis, oho s, kt Ate., whe lonjj it ret til iower fh-ui .t iiiy olht r place in the cit tio.ti VVtt in* is 1 v* jj j to Ui loilar* each. VVatCi.e* aud e ?vt lr> ichu rfe -r bought. Ail \v itchti warraLted t" ktep go I ti Mr oi the iuoi!*;, tetuiued. VVatch ani clock* repaired Ui Hi* ?w uiAuii' i a.i?l w*rr luted, at much le>? than the u*ual price*, by O'ic ol Ui? br*t wormneu iu Amen-a ti. C. ALLKN, Importer of Watches out Jewelry, %uUI 'i*rr U' un^.i.r unre al!. t? VV II #i, u. stair*. CON F KU TTuN~AK T~ ICU CK t MS, s(.) l) A W A Chit, S: C I :il'i/V!'fc.N, No. 7*1 C aul >!.e?-t, i? Mill at hi* old ?t.u d, old *ai>l '?e ii u'py U? ?tt l? Irieuds, a* Well the pubiu iiei il y, and wouiu tulorui th? in llint he Continues to mak i.nj ii l.ieuU Hi hl? aitu le.s ui CorifeCtiOU&>y lTld Ice Cr-aula, f iiave bteL *o gei.wrally ap?.r??vi wtn ]i:*'.uir, ji no ieie'tn?>us article.* %r* u?ed in ihKt,l/flU v\UY, FRUITS, fitc fcc., Uole ?h ud ret il Tartu ul .i all* utiou wil! He pmu to ordei* for furnish r a oi ,'iiv?te i ami lie* for Ice Cretins, Jellic*, ate., at fill. t *4ii! ihe iline*. U iW> r??i L >ulev-itouary t- tLA^TlC STuClvfe, A.SU oU.-^u.NDt.Ks, LIN KM OKAl't-Ks, Jtc. THfc "31 B6C ivIB fcKsi, lu addition to ibeir former tlock 01 A >^iuouab gooU?, dit cuiuUttll) receiving b) every ih m iirr|/ai noui I'aiu ?u?l Loudon, a >?U|i ly ol (he most nch aun UaUiuii.iOu Scaii* mi CmV'U. I'heir a?aoiiineni ??i luliiuu i i b e 5iio? k?, !ic ?.w l II i'*riauii;iK run geuteuiai w iet|>ei:ilull) l.mte thi ll old |i?liulil i:ie o'd Ko?*ibU th tt any uiificutl) should o. rur with it even w in n in un;t d t>> one who lit* had no e?iirrieiic?. in the u?c ol any kiinl jf couk love Tin N Store i? the only cook*i??Vt winch hrmci|de ill "tiwr? being 4 combination ol old i la.*? lemodlt?. in e n, '>r?i lug tome ie? name, a* au luceuti%c to iucrea?t the ?al- wiii, ,i tu\ regard to utility or ecouon;> The No* ?rl Su'kc .ranted IU41I Ci?e> l answer every |?urjH>? aili be iviuu led. I he erf t v.l a D'i (w i i 4? nr.r can tie utrd Ui?i?u 4iiy uthei of th*> Mine ?i a* A m?.w? .he t vi re? ire 4 large D .lei, meatu in* ^dluu ot?d buckwheat cak 1 ortad; 4 ?et oi r.u^ tuiublt lor an> tiled n^tuc, Iroin a I b^nel t-aldrou lo a tuvui b?a?- heiUe. i lie 8lwVe oul> uvedt fo be ?*f%initicd to CODViACt lu) O' t that Itt j?eilecc tnni?hi ad ta!io i to 11 ru l iar) iiurf>oi?e?, toll) inerili the hull la%oi whicii it bargain* td 40lo??g 4I1 h? uave te*.u it in uae. For aaJe only at Fiin't ti(,?ti|i*k* decei>cd by Uio?e who adiertise th?*ir stovt a* beiug 'the one p. luci, e ol the Move I) 8io?e? as no lloVe* ire Ulide ii^hju liilt nucipte eiccjit,*y Mtrttrt. Kick, or Uteir kg ill) auUiori*?d tgeuia. Kelrreuctt giveu at the ttorr, Aij W?i?r >Ueei, 10 over eiahi hundred ??er? ih >?n AMERICAN MAUI.m VV'^u-r I'm d Oiimeiii?( at now being turuuliedat ou' ett bluhmeul, arr, in every |?ottib|e r% t|*cct, lull e^jual to Hie iui|H>rud, either Krnioh or iLnglith, and much beiier mtUt up. 1'iie ti> le of cut and rtt it tuch ai wi.l bear ContjNUitou wul* fhe uv?*i etiiauite ot ih? imported coatt, aiid are uow gmerally prelVrred De-ilrrt mippiifd ou lavormble lei mi (ieatiemcu w pri-fer, ina> be me nureil and garment* cut to iheir laalr. Iteu'ember? Day, 4^ .vlaideii Laue, it the oui) maiiUlacmrt r oi tne leal American Ma? imoth HUHACK h. DAY, JSuc?'et>or to Kmbury IiiiIm Hubbe. Coinpanv, 2 im r w 1111 u?e rein Irom It) to I. Maided Lam SUUTHfcKN" AND WESTERN MERCHANTS, L 'ir.' iaul.1 iiiu.r IIII me tnjr, 4ie rr*j>eciiuuy r?UllilUrU tli*l Ihr) CM OfOOU.t IICI* 1 U.-tVurr 1 i'? uf vTfrv JvicrifDuu, Ou very aJvaiitaaeuUs term*, lu |iiwh 14 s ?uitabie lor prn?(> lis* if 'or their r-'guUr customer?, ai Uu 4Uion i t* Co.npau) Ur??ot, 11,1 >L' 1 N* Vnrk. F ATTl 110M A13 L. E (JLU i'Hli\(i. JiiAKtll), Ura??-rek I aiIoi, OH BuWery?Would Mprrt* mi ly inform his irieti io a superior fct'/lr, cl ui) U ?r iwiu shortest notice. Ternn, cuh on del verv. ?n I>*>* r SHIRTS.?If nifed Snti?4 Hhiit Mattuiecoi y, ii w iin?ut ?i, c ?rurr ol LiO'fty, .New York. Not re is hereby givrti to mtrtlu 1 'ltd tis-ifr* in 4cn?T'?l, that the proinirtor ui (lit sb*0 ?Wei '1.in ?o li hi* shin* si a >?ar?*f iate than sny oihr house iu the city. Tnis ?ta*nuent will be affirmed by in* ii?r 01 uiicfs, as loin ws Ki 1 Mu 'in Su.ru, with LineuBosoms ajd Collars, per up*, $7 50 Do. cW Yrk ol fall goods, which 1 e uow rtci ivto, .ate I hceu iiurciiascd at th? I ?wtsl ct^ii (iriiA'% w nfn tuai? him t? mi up 1 luthini ch 'lir'lhiu iu> o(h r estaj lishni* 'itkh? >1 y. Tne suKk c ft?s's of the newe?t aud most |-*shionahIe goods lM uia het, c nipriiini a Itrfcf as-iorim^f o| vrrr sU|?tritiorv? thn. >ii?? t d tou i.l in matin which will Inr mideupii the mont fa- nt? uibl^ st le aitd n t;i? btsi mautier. Also on l.irid, a I-rge aasoituient ol icady m tide Clot hilly, an j vtcry flnc? ??ece sarjr fwi a geuUemtn't outfit. 1 ectlcri'"!! turioshrig 11?c?r own uutrrials, can have then, m dt -j. iu (oe bj*t |K??ible intnm r, aud mi a much less prtct trioi?-vcriK ore offer dvaild warrant* d a d fit. C ?uing ai d Ma(cha an? a. r, |..w rales n ?r rs?.ns wuhi g Clothiag in lia.%te, can havs n cMnI' "Ui j i welv? h ?urs u ll? _______ sift 1**1 (UKLiUt> rtUl'Ufc.-iM uroi*netrs ol cam.) Hou?? are no*- pn ?-ired to m.ike arrangements with fairo 1 ors'n^lc grntleiiien for ho^rd for the winter, ou terms t. >rr?s|H>iif| with toe times. BK.nHON k HOl)(iEs. linr HOTELBOARDING, fcc. KnglUli Ai) vertiscmcnt. VOTI C K TO KAIL Wr travellers. \S*)VMTON'S MOTE! N?. Itii FLEET -'1 RKKT, I.OM* ?N ^VIIIIakii Mai-hn^, f*ro or, ?urn? in* "muk u> ihv pi oft-?%ioi*il in coiuinvrciAl s|?D(i u?d 'In lot Ihi lilwf.il u.|H?tl hi refeitr t h the tMiiiril H I t!i?i hopt* by ?iin trin* iti*-iii. in ro i.i.tiu clit puiionr.^i liitlierti *o gem rou?s lonftrd W U u*?urr? hl> p*U unhttiou to procure thr choices! H>i iJ prov iI u hi? ^uj?|M?ri. iiid 'ondtittiay huiini'ik on '.1 o*t liku-i t) i>*?irHi. Tlu daily bill of fare, coutaiuiatt tl t' fit iriply,coint)iii?d with uioileritiou of prices, canu .ivijiu talufactiou. Biraki i?t? (pUin) la 3*1 r*c iv? iu\ orr wh?-4i PnKii Meetipc niiil Corr.iritt? ???wi ?28 Jin IJlVlC POUNDS REWAKD Au rtUemcn m in the Ohio (it?etU' in 1838 ?>i I8.W, for infoimatmu relatn to John Otuhl, John HooUe or Hook, who left properly Ctr. lina. Anv |m rsou sending the copy of the ad ve-tisemei hall receive ?h?* AMiVe rew wd. Th? 'rustee# or everutorn the sud Jd. l-orrrsiioudenU huJ Adv? timent Aleuts 22 Birchin L mt, Conihill, Loudon. H? i? nee. Messrs. NeiUon Co., (jovemm-iu (fH/.^ttf OflTic Que heck* Ml 81 I id dfltw i WASHINGTON HOUSI FOR FAMILIES AN'IJ GENTLEMEN 223 CHBSNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. H J HARTIVELL ?u!9 lm?i HOTEL ~L)K L'EUROPE, \u. 8 llruail SlH-fl. I nr. ii .leiur having mn.i* e* *bli*luneni foi th*4 cor;venit nee of th? ea in~ pu iii'. sohc?'.s hi> Iri' HiU mil others to mv? hi ui a call. K,vt-r i? tr\ of the ?easou ma* be had here and vet thing s rv?*d u| ?lie most recheiche st) !w, flu* bar is supplit wi h ardei? Tile parlors and chambe rs arc fuaished with neatness, i( elegance, and with scrupulous reginl to the comfort of the i. c una tit. The servants are all white, and have been carefully selec ed with reference totncii capacity, houesty and civfldepoi" inent. The wine cellar end larder will always be (iiti?nr? t e best that can be procured in one of the best markets in tl w ;rld. The charges for board, with or without chambers, will found of the most reasonable character. J. PHILLIPS k BHO.,Propriety*. New QHesn*, July 21, 1A42. a6 2m r HOCHESiKH HOUSK| 31 Court land street?Pric frT? reduced to per .? This Establishment, late! {VL ,ir>^ as the Otsego House, has recently been fitted n with in w furniture throughout, and undergone such alteralioi as to make it most desirable f r families and single gentleme A suitable deduction will be made to boarders uy tlie week.This Hotel is convenient to the 8; earn boats on tne North rivmforts of his wu st. His table will be furni-hed with tli choicest articles in market, and alwavs in abundance. The pul 1 fully II |QS -1? ?1 to call and see for tiicmst !*e a in; 24 lin *r to~Tkt\ ELEGANTLY fumishe- rooms for single gentle i?fc'| nun, is till bn aklast, at Barclay st. No pains will l> .C*H*p?re?l io render the above rooms desirable. Inquire o the premi Hi? an 16 I m m W.\TKIilN(i ('LACKS, &0. OATSK.1LL MOUNTAIN ROUS&, AT THE PINE ORCHAiU>.-;im. romantic and fashionable resort will be conducted dm iuy tho f tfor: will bt spared to uiairitaiu the deservedly high charac cr which it has heretofore '.couired. As heretofore, itstibh* will be furnished with every delicac list the New York market c*u ilford; ind every possible i vut'oii that can i roinote the convenience and enjoyment of it atron, Mill b? promptly bestowed. Tiie road leading to thi '?iahlishmeiit and especially that part of it or Jie mountain, Ik. >eeu tendered |*?rfeef|y smooth and safe. Messrs. A. Beach V Cj.'s excellent line of stage* will ru, heretofore regularly bc'Meeu the Jandiug and tlie Motmt.tr C. L. BEACH. PropneioJune Sin. UN 2 je 1*1 ?mt JHAKON sPK1N Bruadwaat 4 U' liirDi Kuc-rr*.?l?'oi their uuri%''t|??d elhe.ac} in a! iueuiiMtii CutjmtOB* ?nd Dysncptic f'oni.amts, son '>e*,alehility, rrvsipelas. scrofula, liver complaint, anecuo. of tin* ki '.ney, Jk'v, efer* net by their permission) u tuade tUe following medu it! gentlemen liUUH HcCtAN M. I)., 4 Warren-st. Dr. 'KOKD. Prof. University, Med. l>ej? Plot. PATTERSON. M-d. Den. Dr. WHITE,Cherry Valley. N Y. Proi. HADLEY, Ex-Pres't Sled. College, N. Y. I>r. DELA FIELD. Bleecker-^:. N. Y. Sold b) Rush ion Aapinwall, ai (heir ston i*r dw ^Villiam ?tree*,aud Aatoi (louse; A. B. Sand*. n? EKKUMKKV. BREJLAZ HARRAUD'S ODONTALGIC OK BAttDAM.lt.KLIXIR, FOI preservmc the kuuis and teeth This invaluatde denti fricei? now offered lo the public, as j?osse??iiiK the pronertie ?f strenitheniiu; the spongy uums cleaning trie tnouih, am whitening the leeth, refreshing the palate and taking away al inpleast t taste or odor in the month, arising from a deraiiK* Hate of .he stomach, smoking, or from decav ed teeth In a word, it is beyond tie necessity of a puff. Make a triu with l but lie. 4ii(l it witlsj>eak for it?elf. N. B Kacn buttle b?ariu* rhe directions on the label. Sol by Messu Sou 11 Ian. Delluc, 581 Broadw iy and Park ro\* \li. H. Kin* (Jo. 461 Bioadway, corner Grind Mr. Milhau mi Broadway; Messrs Ouion, 173 Broadway, co.ner Cortlaudt M- ^-s Ku.-hton 6l Aspinwall, 110 B>oadway,9G Willum an IJ Ast >r Houm. *ulS lir.*rc iKiMS 1 OOTH VVASH?Prepared from uit ou^mai u cipeatNo.8 Gold trvel, New Yrok?The Orris Toot K?h purely a vegetable Reparation, possessing the propei ies o Cae teeth tad m ath rettovry the gmn.UK to rest. This uivthod m recommended by em tent dentMta, a? by so doiu?; ^11 particles of food which acci uiilate during the day 'ire entirely removed, ind the inou? rent thn?u*l> flu uhfht in a clean, *?ret, and iit-.ilthv sl^te. Sou!id teeth aud white teeth ?re the most valuable portion if pr;?*r humanity; hut how many netclect the attention m eaaar) foi tmir preservation, cv?g ?hcti surrounded by .ill th noaus ueede''. Aimtiiu ihrse \?t kmw ol nonemore pleaaai mij effectual thin the Orn? Tontll \V'?ih?ll cluaiitrt nuil wh u-nt the teeth, tin nttlient ih? ?:riiu, i>nriliet the mouth, ai sweetem ilie breath. We recommend it> ate to all, young ai old.?[Boston Moniinj; I'ott. Tlit* Orrif Tooth Wash it the belt determent we ever atei o 'Hi enamel.?[ Lotion Transeript. For talc by the prim i(ul druggists id the city ml r A. C. NT" CHAI.LENOK8 cctnpetition with nil. The importani which Ml iges have to the Head of Hair is a cle index of the value ?ei upon perrcna) finure, and wjirti bv ?oni c.pritioaa freak of Nature Uu- human form if dtprived of it (air protiorrion, Art it retorted to, in mil. r, by artificial meant to supply lite deficiency lleace hue ari.cn those wonderli .litcov-rie? wh'ch hid N iture defaace. Uiny's Venlilalin and Uostamer WIGS AND SCALPS, or real Ht.tnt or Htm, which can hi- had at 14(1 Broaowai corner of Liberty atreet, up ttairt. In all eairt of fiilun in the urnwt!. of Hair, BARRY offers Keuiedy .riclut'vely hitown, nkn.iwrto Vulvar I'nctition ri ird iho*e to whom Nature hat betn Imnutiful in her d.ttribi ion ol Hair, will do wom? con?i?bn? of a UHA^UOALIiKUV OK KA8HION, ipropriated eiilir' ljr for Orntleineu'i hair cutting. Thu spiel Jul room it fitted up tn the style ol Loni? XIV. of France. Tl .vallsare in panui-la, jatnteu after the mann. r of Watttau, Boi lett, Ike., and in i filiation of the far-fame.) Oobelin't tapesir; I lie (how-e lies, mirrors. tahl't, ottomans, fcc., tre iu the tair tvlr of ornamental alto relievo, finithed In wince and gold, I'o mnmseh t.for hlir-dressiin tint ..0 w'iks, ctirlt, lie., and fir eontnlr?|i >n onihertowi 1i?1 health of tin hair, and it lilted ni> with every regard to n comtn^dit i and omfr.rt. 'I'llci UEXTIiKNUri WIO ltOO.M i! for tho?e wh with to he private win u fitting on wiirt an -alps. C. raavherr remark, that ss in every deiwulmrut l-it p'ofetsi' ti, the character ol Kit work it established for i .uperior >y, a., docs he intend to Irak" only the very bent ?i, nd tcalpi, sud iuk according to tht timet, the yery lowe't ri nuneratiny profit. Mr. C. w il be found alwr.yt at home,'* and will give hi i de and tin ivided altentn>0 lo nil who wuh to change count) nance under thr mairie ol ht? Il m l it 22 UKSTORE THE II U M A N HAIR. |>AI-D HI.*.DS AN') (JRKV HKAOS HEAD THIS." Fhr human hair can be rcfroird if |r?ip^ran ar?- The propnt't^r of 'Inn umiim yoa on hi ordtthat icre-U inunhtrtcoifie to hit afore vhu?e liairlhiah.i nrjrtijr rr?ior"i. in- rrqti-iti Vill 10 *ivr J i. Oil of Con rc*J-i I nni trial. thru ir..(1 y, or *'iy i l'ilui" intruded Iijiu to .? |-n, ita falling ..ir.'Mi anHMMnfi '111! Mn lii?ht,rril,orgr.?y luirnnm d.irkfrol the rom? in tiinr. Arnon* M t, N. V., J. Gilbert. J*i drlinous dat iilkv a|ij*e*.?nce. Pric only 3, 3 or I thillin?a a bottle, tlirr u>? t told ky T. Jone-. iwn the American Kiel*. Ri rhs n >m atreet, N. Y.: ?*?i 139 Fnllon street. Brooklyn, t Stai I-rrlt. BlafOII, K7 P I'lllfli'hn ??llm?i kJ tNJAH?mo hhda priim New Orleans Saga ra, in store.au foraale in lot* to auir purchasers. bv ike K. K. COLLINS St CO. M South miscellaneous. UNITED STATES tea emporium, 1-1, fate 129 Chatham street* Atir York. WHOL^.HaLK and retail. 'PHK CANTON TEA CO PANY routiuue iooff?? fo J sale ur\* auJ fragrant Tea* ol every varitty dint style.Hn ir vjuortmtnf i?eci*ily include* ft?e met delicious ati weifui igrai'e* of lirrrh.tiidtol.tck, Ev? ry package brars 0* tamp of it'-atoeti and eletrati r, and tV T? as therriu are s Mcored l;om light and ai that t'e*r quality Mi owrr will remain unimjiaiied in any climate. Their systei jl jiro?i*cii> .Q4 butiiMt u tctrieiy to b? tscelh-d I 'ouuded ui?oii the utinott im this establishment. offer rousted rvery day. It Ordr s Ir m all parts of the Uuiteu Stues esecuied wit promptitude an i dr?patch. r" i lie nly warehouse iu America for the sale sf Hon lit1! csltbritsfl Black Tti. i?H lm*r THE OLD UNI F?U' STAT E si CAP. STOCK, tMlK'l n, AND OILED SILK MANUFACTORY. s john m. davies& jones, u SUCCkSIOH TO r LUKE DAVIES At SON, m V- IlHi William street, corner John, New York r DURCHA8EK8 will .it *11 tunes find the most estensive a: sortineut iu 'he United Statrs, of trie following articles, oi S the^ roo*t resoualde terms, wholesale aud retail. i Cai?? f?r gentiemen, outh and i hildren t?f velvet, cloth, m officers dress and undress caps. St ocas ?>f every style and quality?of satin, bombazine, ves in.:. Sic. made p ain trimmed with bows, cravat ties, I'aris tie* i,i D I 1 fc?. &C. The sufkkiohity ol our frames is well kuowu by tlie lighl tieniei1ectrit.ru, nd elasticity of every st'ek. Shihi s oi .til linen plain ?ud frilled,oliiuisliM plain *nd fril'eil with liner colltn? ?>o?orn*a d vvristb litis of the must appi ovet goods, in my of which are of om owi importation and will be soldai such price* aacannot nil to suit t. JOHN At. PA VIES JONES, au25 ltn*r 106 Willi?1? corner of Jotin. STOVES! S ruVES!! BACKUS' PATENT RARE FIE Rt J! OR FRUGAL HOUSEWARMER. nMIE Proprietor, in offering this valuable ?tove to the public would brielly state tome of the advantages of heir improve c' merit, which consist chiefly in the following particulars, viz:? 1?To obviate the evil of im- 6?To be captbleof alt'ord t pure aid noxious gas in tne ing a mild or an intense he it. t- buuwol mthracite coaL "Toimd ill incoi ema j 2?To generate and diffuse from dust. l! a warm and wholesome at* 7?To preserve t'ieairofth? i' mosphere in places exposed to apartment pure and whole damp and cold. some. tc 3?To leasou the risk of acci- 8?And ti unite with hI dcut by fire. tko?e excellent qualities, at 4-?'I o be quickly kindled elegant and durable article o ..I HUV ni in ik't*d. 1 iiU re. ,t. This 8tove 4i constructed of the best quality of Rus.tia shee i ou, upon the cylindrical plan?;tie furnace or fire-r each end for that purpose, carries a great amount of rarefied o (j w um air into the apartment. ie The purity and softness of the air in a room heated by tin s?ove are |>eculiar and remarkable, the heat being diffused fron a great extenl of surface moderately heated. '1 he heated air on vntering the wings or sides of the stove,descends and spreniL over the entire surface of the rase at the bottom, keeping thi colder portion of the air next the floor in cou?tant circulatiouiii rhe meantime preserving it entirely from contamination c rendering this Stove perfectly safe and agreeable lor apart n incuts of invalids, sleeping rooms, See. Mauufac ured by J. 4k E. B ACKUS, 54 Bowery, N. V. a N. B. A new article of air tight stoves, with rarifier* alst the new kitchen compauiou cook stove, warrauted equal to auj ii. us?* in rlu i-tv. au2l r BUTTONS. J JONES, 26 Piatt stieet, wishes to inform his friends tha hi* new sty le will not he ready before the lirst w ek ii September, but has on hai?d the Flats and Bevel Edges, whicf j he offers at the following prices Bent English lirocades, $2 .00 Freuch M 2 00 Twist, 2 00 kt Euglish 2 25 Figured halms, 1 50 Mohaii Over Coats, 1 50 It/ttal hands wanted* at. 17 i ..*r PH(ENIX HAIR SKA TLXG AMD CURLED HAIh MAI\ V t 'A U TUK Y. I'HK UD'lcni(i>rd have coiu'autly on hand Plain and Danusl Hair Seating for Sofa?, Chairs, ''ouches and Music Stools i ii I 'd Hair, VVtb'uiii:, Tow Clot!', Twine,Sic., I'oi Uplmlsiei* While and Kjiicv H.iii Cloths, suitable lor Cap ami Stork I Manilla ur r>; also for lirush Maker* and Musical Inslrii nu ns, Sir '1 he follow nil ax nur mints of Hair Seating PRICES OF IIA'.H SKATING. TLAIN. DAMASK. Inch. Piece. Cut. Of all patterns. 15 40 16 42 44 75 17 4G 48 S3 IB 51 56 90 19 64 66 08 2 0 74 76 1,05 I 21 81 86 1,10 22 92 96 1,14 23 1 02 1,06 1,20 24 1 16 1.20 1.30 26 1,28 1.32 1,45 L'8 1,40 1.14 1,60 30 1,66 1,70 JOHNSON Sc GREEN, Phtriiij Factory, 33 West 13th street, 5th and Gtli Avenus, su3l toc7#r Office 152 W i| iain street. A tIANUoOHG FKK8KNT' A VISITING l AKD PLATE, beautifully engraved, am M best cuoatnelled Cards printed for ouly $1,50. Cards oi v |Vc be t ennainel, printed from plates at Slper 100 A Businrs Card I lilt', engraved with the usu"l amount of matter, and 10 best Cards, al $3. Door Hales, S als of all kinds, Marknu 1 Plates, Lab 1s. gold, stiver, brass, Sic. Sic. engraved proportion I ate with 'he above. C?pi er-plate Priming of all kinds at ihi same low rile. Please call and examine for >ourselves, at JEK VIS'S Cheap Eugraving and Fr nting Establishment, No. 29 Broadway, and S. E. corner of Greenwich and Courtlaudt sis ?8 Imjr TO DEALERS IN BLACKING. i) '"PRY IT ONCE?The Eureka Blacking?This is anewnr I tide ol Blacking, aud possesses qualities greatly superior t. Perfect sattsfactio i warranted in even c ?se. Manufactured by J. M. JOHNSON. No. 4 Snruce at, .Near Nas??u. New York. I The linn of Bonces* St Co. it thi? day dissolved by mntua clin Dr? *?cs made in gentsel style, $2 00 Silk M 3 00 Every aiticle of dress now in vocnr, may be had at the low est remunerating Prices, and she natters neraelf that she cai :e suit t; e tastes of the most fastidious, satisfied that those wh' in" h' i v. i:l? t -til, will come again. tld lm*r \TOIlK BAY OYS fE K SALUON, b> B. Bnttiu, 81 Nai A sau street, between Fulton aud Joliu streets. His place in plain and clean, and I think will take the lead. Oysters served up in every style pickled by the bunded o thousand, and families supplied with oysters, by s 13 l.i>r B. BKITTIN. 'PO THE LOVERS OF.BITERIOK BI,A? (A,t l Hnwi|u?'* Millnre !?Thi? rllrrmcly delirious aim 1 ;i rallt I- d Tea, so highly celebrated in China and Eurone just im h i irted, is now lor sale at the Canton Tea CompanyGenern k Fea Establishment, 121 Chatham .treet, New York?in Chi u?-sr packages. Pricei Ml Cfhtl $1 KH I in r r A CARD. NOTICE TO THE LADIES ?The subscriber, so wel known to the ladi. s o| New Yo.k for 'he superior i \|i of La dies Shoes and G iier bo u, h*gal ssortment of Pickles, Cauups, S men 11 &c Preserves, Jellies, Brandy fruits, &c., wholesale and re r tall. All ordera for Shipping and Families putictti illy attended to J" ill 2m *r fc I IJHES8 DO> Boots, made in tin t laieU l^iiiiiii, and of the liuest French c ilf-skin, O iitiameii can have boots made to order in the best mannei a: So,(Xi per pan, warranted eipial to any made at $7,60, and si ,l the iMidciiit'ied talus dnwmi of tne feet and keejn lasts foi eacli customer he ran ensure an easy yet handsome tit. U, Const ,i".ly on hand. Fashionable Boots, he. at the following ,k reduci d prices Sol Skin Boots, from S2.25 to 2,7} Gait 3,00 to 6.'K> HalfBootl, 3,10 Oaiu2,25 Shoe;, 1,50 to 250 Pumps and Slippers, Ite., pioportiotiably low. Terms, fasl ou deliver/. IO!lN L. WATKI NS, au25 lm*r 1Iot an i Hh le Market, MM Canal it ooiiheast corner ot Hudson 'tree'?whet, almut etery hod> e> mplauis of har i times, i that they keep goods of the be?i pta ity ind se|| them at prices to suit the times, and it s?em; a* if almut every b >dy hid found this out. If any whoiead this should not yet hs?e lound out the store, the sooner they Cm. and tiy l nerthey arid reap the advantage. Alm.xi id suything that is w aired in ti e b iot and shoe like, of any site C?Ioi or iiialitv, can he found here cheap. au'O lm*r A K.XOX k O |M? Canal at. MISCELLANEOUS T|? Antl-Angnlar ttjntem of Writing, GREAT REDUCTION. FROM TWFLH TO SIX DOI.LaH? f R. BR'STOW ofLomion, rei|?rcilal!v loiorirt the Luliei .'A dm Ki OoUinl A> ALle.MV No. iiii iiKUDlHtT. K[t? I'iHK Pl.iCC. (Jratlein**!! of all utca are positively U'ightiu iwelve Icudiii, KM. frtt, rx rditinnt and finished husint as-like style oi 1 Writing, no matter mow had, dlrgihle 01 cr*ri|?dlhe writing may bt. Sec specimens at ti e door, 23J Broadw.iy. A*u thi Ladies 4 iiC'il Hid huiduiiM, dtliMn .iuii lashionable Kuumng Haiiii S IN 1 WILVI K.ASV Lemons VISITORS in New York can lakr a c?uiae ill Three l)ay? !?M' B. it to be seen from 9 to 1 A. M., or I'rum 4 to S t' Si. K wiling CUaaea from 7 to 9. Book Kticnm. T'.ught ou a aujierior in?-Utod, by double and tingle entry, ?cieutilical|y and practically. I- 1 I ?N N ?K 1 C 1 C 1 STENOGRAPHY. r A new nyatem of the Art of Writing Short-hand, for taking down Leclurt Sermoua, Trial. ai Law, Ike !kc., Uuglit |n-'lectly bv Mr. BnaUiw iu one courae ot leaaonj ai i'Ji Broadway. S e i specimen. N. B.?A woik of the au lior ia |>reaented to every pupil for their |>erin*iieul guide. at lm?rc U. S. CITY DESPATCH PO'sf. I, POST OFFICK, New York, 2ilh July, 1842. HOURS of Delivery each day, (Sunday* excepted) at the Upper and Lower Post OIBcea:? Letters Jrjio*i!ed before Half-past 8 o'clock, AMI l I 1 3 P M I Will be sent out for deAt alltke Stations before liverv 'ild auy irrerfectiou of this incomparable article for die booetit of the growth end beauty of the Hair* In the mean time, many nostnim* intended for the same purpose, j hive arisen ?nd di*-d, while this rejoices in the full visor ol manhood?and is destined to live as long as a fine head of nair is duly prised or it* cleenMneee and beaaty admired* Lei thoei who ha^e these desires but |(ive it a single tiial and he has no fears for the result. It m|v reoii'res t*? be known to l>?- appreciated, aud when ?o appreciated the proprietor expects to obtain his reward from a discerning public, and asks it not before?he is not afraid of setting out of patieuce. I 1 Nearly five nundied certincatrs, testifying to its virtues, in I all cases for w ich it is intended to be used, from the most highly respectable individuals in various parts in the United States, the Canadas, fete., can be seen at the office of the luvent tor and manufacturer, No. 1 Pene street, New York. INVENTION NO. 2. r The second invention ol modern times, to wl.ich we would respectfully cull attriition, is KEN NED YS CELEBRATED r PREMIUM CHEMICAL llAIK DVE, the first ever iut vented in this country. 1 hi* article, as can be te*ti(ied to by r a law number of oral aud verbal recommendations, is superior to any thitiK of the Wind imported from am' part ol the world, j and is rapidly superceding all other nostrums foi clianttiun the color of the hair and whisicer* to a beautiful dark brown, or iel black, from llixen, red, *rey, or other objectionable color, in a i sini{l? application, without affectiiii? ihe skin. The anove Hair Dye was exhibited at the Fair of the American Institute, held at Niblo's Garden, \nd recei, ed the fir?t premium. as beinit superior to iny o'he;- exhibited. It miybeobtained at the following placetBails*, Ward ii Co. Maiden Line; Leary Co, Astoi House; (3 Bowery, corner Walker; 31H Uowery corner Bond slreel; Tifftnv, Gourd Ellis, 2i9 Broadway, and at tne manufactory, No. 1 I'me street. New Yoik. au30lm?r_ GEORGE KENNEDY. F amily Boarding school in the country, a i?dy who is an experienced teacher, wishes to la e into hei fainil six eh Idren as boarder* au.i scholars. She will spare uo pains to render h*-r In us.1 apieaaaut home to the pupil and load 1 \-ince them ill ti'eir studies Evey proper attention w ill be 1 prnl to their health and moral*. The location is very healthy ind irtired. No day scholars admitted. Terms moderate. Hifer to?Mr. Charles Sandlord, No. 7 Ce Jar .1; Mr. A. Arlioux, lij Kill ton st; Mr. H. Hunt, No.9 Chamber st^ M;? I'eet, ToJ Greenwich st; Mr*. Somers, Iion.ton oppont Eldridge it; viis. Cumberson, 156 Lauren* it, aud to Mr. Jo.iue I. Butli r, 10 JoIiii st, where terms will be made known. *9 ?w*rc PAMIS FANCY 00008,304 Broadway, abovt Duane.? The Subscriber ba? ju*t .eceived. ytlic late arrivals from K'ance, a cnoice ?el'.-ct on of Fall Goods, which lie otter, foi sale whole-ale and retail, atrery low pric s. I The Good* are all of the very latest f ashions, selected cypres .h P" (he City retail bu*ine?*. _ i Liauirs miii imu u to mcir auvauiage oycaiuug anu examining for themwlTti. si3iw*r Fender chins. ANY GENTLEMAN may be instantly relived from all pah. during the oiieratiou of shaving. by am;!\ ins his ratru to the ME1 ALIC TABLET HA/OK STROP, mveiiie.: by (1 Slenders, w !iicl? sftMsroMtai Of xctMity of hone, tuui b> which the most i-mkillul can always prodvce an keen and smooth ih edge as the razor could by any possibility exhibit tUQM tin most MUMlieocM hilW. It is the only erteciual means which the art of man nas yet devised for giving to every one an opportunity of suiting his iatort his chin with the ame cerlainry as he can mend a pen to ?it kit owabm*, nhicbuii wimp wiu b% shown by amur mgailull razor mid trying tne Tablet before purchasing. Retail price of the best aiticle of Str j> and Tablet, SI and $1 50. aul? lm*r Sold at G. SAUNDERS, 161 Bmadwav. TOUi.H BEAkDS PLEASURE IN SHAVING -ecured by the u,?e of ChapA ntaii^i MAGIC RAZOR STROP, with METALLIC HONK, forming one of it* four sides, with which every perNOASl kOOphtfl r&so i'l ptlWCl orci?;r. whether n Ml Of Ofi land. It presents four faces, each ofdi 'eient sharpening properties, commencing with the Metalic Hone, of u u times the ii>wer of the ordinary homr.and flushing ou the simple calfskin. Retail prices 50, 75, 1 00 1,25 and 1,50, cac* according to outi wrirJ sue and finish. The performing part of the 75 cent strop s being same as one at $1,50. Wholesale prioes $3,50, $4, $6, 0 $7,50, $9 and $12 per dot. L. CHAPMAN, No. 102 William street. N. B. The perform.ug part of my 75 ceut strop warranted to be superior to George Sounders' best, at $3 each,and the mouey returned if the purcnasei be dissatisfied. au'>5 ltn*r PHALON~ HAIR (JBTTER. ^0,214 Broadway, opposite St. Paul's church, is the first to introduce tfce fashion for the season, ou Saturday, 10th iust. a 10 1 m*r Notice to str*rric S.iup, do French Porcelain, do 2 Of Do do Uranite, blue or white, do 1 tl(i Tea Cups aud Saucers, (2 nt und ?uhsl ml mI hreakfa?I, dinner, anil lea, [Iroin tiie choictai aui>vlie* oftiie markrta, with a bill of fare not e* lied either as r?KArd> quality or number of dishes] by any hoH i in III* Unit'd stiites, mid var\ ink in prices Iroin ait cent* to on* shilling and eighteen pence per dial). The purest JiTh and Motka coffee and tlie v. ry best teaa, and served at only (hree J.'iita i*r cup. And all othei refreshments in proportion. The ?aiter? are nniformly ci*il and polite, arid crrry vnitor inay he t?snred of feeling in this establishment quite "at home." In fact, e?ery department of the business ii under th-nuperinrind' nee of competent overseers, whose sola car* and iteniion are directed to the comfort and convenience, of cnitoniem and i guests. HENRY GOSLI.Va, Proprietor of the French and American Kaerformed by him?he is above the age of ii years and is the only oue ol the name who is a member of the ui. dioal institutions of the City and Stale of New Vork. K. W. WETMOKJC.M. D. Sworn Before ine, this 27 day of of April, A. P. IM4 Hk h.nh K> ki> Com. ol Deads sl6ln?*r DECEPTION PREVENTED. THOSE ut.o ?i:.li to know ho Dr. Heine, of NewYork, is, as mauv cure* are publish* d under that name, nv ttio^u is qm Doct r; So, ifhciiiOct* mail who spealis but I?t*le knglish, and will promise to cure you, no mailer what your diseas*-, you are right. SOLOMON HfiINK, M.D., 57 Heade street, opposite the Marshall House. an 14 1m*r _______ NO QUACKERY DR BROWDI&IPS COMPOUND SYRUP OF INDIAN TURNIP, for the cure of Consumption*, Coughs, Colds, Spitting of Blood, and all other Breast Complaints. On account of the manv nostrums claiming universal medical qualities, the subscriber has felt some hesitation in bringing the claims of his medicine before the public. He is aware that, in his present undertaking, he will be styled by the ungene ous a quack, and his medicine (be its qualitiesever so good,) quackery yet this will uo louger restrain him from a Hording to the afflicted the menu of sure relief if they resort to his remedy in time, The Compound Syrup of Indian Turnip is in itself a certain remedy for inflammation of the pectoral organs, w hich, though slight at first, (as mc >mrnon colds,) often results in consumption. His experience authorir.es him in putting his di?covery in competition with any and all the inultitudiuou* array of panaceas that meet the public eye, confident that a fair trial will result, in all cases, in the same attestations of its sovereign medical qualities that have been given to him by those who ha\e attested its worth by use. The most delicate lady, in all aud every condition of life, may use this compound without the slightest risk or inconvenience. Aud in all cases of di\rrhoe i. summer coimdaiuts, of ordinary character, seldom if ever fiils to produce the desireu beneficial object. Duly appreciating the merits of other medicines, and without detracting in tne lesst from the medic&i practitioner, this remedy is offered to the world as the best, safest aud surest remedy for all aftectious of the Inn^s and breast, that has ever made its appearance. He has in his possession the certificates of hundreds who, after spending money, and almost bereft of hope, have resorted to him for relief and fonnd it.t Physicians areiuvited to use it in pulmonary* affections, and in all cases where cough is left after measles. The proprietor ius Agents in the principal citics in the Uni* ted States. For sale wholesale and retail by C. H. RING, 53 Fnlton st. corner Cliff; Onion, 127, Dr. Crowell, 2fl6 Boweiv; Baasett. 644, Dickie, 413 Broadway; Coddingtou, corner Hudson and Spring sts. au7 eod3mr ufTTT I TUTTQQtf.Q JiUJJJU U A UUUUiJU. NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS. PERSONS afflicted witli runtures may relv upon the best instrumental aid the world affords, ou application at the olfice, No. 4 Vei-ey street, or to either of the amenta in thr i>riHcipr Hull, in writiu?. None are genuine, or to hi relied u|*>u as ifood, w ithout hi* signature Many |>er?ins have undertaken to vend imi'ations of Hull's celebrated trusses, and ti.ousands arc imposed upon in coniecjuence. These imitations cannot be relied U|*>n they are made byunskilful mechanics, and are no better thau the ordi iidry trusses. Rooms have beru fitted up at No. 4 Vesey street, *clnsivel> for ladj-i, liai 11r; a separate eulraute from ihe husine.vs department, wheie a few ale is in ci nstant attendance to wait upon female patients. au26 lm?r I DR. CARPENTER'S PECK SLIP DISPENSARY. I \R. CAKPENTEK is a regular educated physi- ian and rurfeon, and ricch t ?l 11 i diploma in this city in the yev WIS: it a graduate of Uuion College; was a surgeon in the army oI 'lu- United States during the la>en r, at bmj be mm b| a >e ference to the armv ami navy register of officers the- ol; i? a Licentiatew? rs "t has bevn discovre i t. ;os less ill the cure ?f incipient coiuuin[iicu The knowledge ol its wouderful mttuence m renovating and invigorating the liumiin frame, first suuuctled the idea of using it in this way iik th# result is, tl.at a medicine has been addtd to the catalogue tin the cure of incipient consumption, which places tin disease .ilk .In. ,^.,,Ln ti.. ,.r .1 I, icarcejy necessary, at this period, to recommend the Lacinft (.'grill '.I, as ai> all-suffir-.i?nt remedy in case of Oleet, Kluor Al bus difficult or i>ainlul menstruation, Incontinence of Urine, ant til aliases arising from debilitation of the system, where rt impulse, or a restorative is wanted; as throughout th? Unite j Suiie* it ha* taken erect dence ol all other medicine in sucl. c-wei, and lea\es n ilhini; further to be hoped for it? cure* bein* speedy. |ierfect, i ermanent, and elfected without pain or trouble. Sliould there, however, be any i?r*ou laboring undo the above comiilaiuts, who are doubtful ol its almost universally i tested merit*, I recinniiiineud .Ho them ?ith all confidence, ant. ou my owu |>er*ona! res|iou>ibility fet1111assured if they give it the rrouirvd trial, that howera in males, when reduced to otter and iiarentlv hopelt |iroatration, to perfect health and activity. When I first received the agency of the Lucina Cordial, from Or. Maguin, notwithstanding its immense foreign celebrity, ami the great amount of resectable testimony that accompanied it, 1 declined commming inysell indn iduiliy, b> giving any per sonal assurances in t!:ese (wrticulars but now. after the enor I mous sale of upw ards ol one hundred OMMMM noltle*, CNMI with the receipt and certificate* and testimonials innumerable. I and much knowledge founded ou personal ob*eivaiion, 1 can un ImilliMll warrant it as far exceeding my mo?t s.mwuine hu|>e?. j or ever the illustrious inventor* promises, in the fullilmeiitol tlx most impoitant ends for which it is recommended, and has become so uistly and universally populai. T be u explicit a.eat, and hold myself personally re*pon*i I bit- lor the assumption, that the Lucia t-rdial ean in n, orate the virile powers in males, aud make cht in fecundant. wnere nature na* been deficient, or when thry hive been pros- i Hated ov artificial mean* ana also mat u can iirodnce that state j ot tne svsiem in lemaies, who n.ul neen previously unfruitful. anil imagined Barren, wmcn will et.ablc them lo bear children. I regret that i have to si>eak *o plainly, en such exceedingly ue I lieUe matters, Dut leel tilled upou to do so, iest it might be misunderstood, and as a full guarantee fur the gieat rejpeusibili ty which I h He cheerfully vuumi'd. With feelings of incerc gratitude for the extensive patronvge which, as the agent of the Lucina Cordial, ho* beeu heaped it|ion me iu una country, 1 re main, tue Public's very obedi -nt humble servant, JOHN WINTERS HOLDEK Wkl.l., M. O. Price $3 per bottle. Kor tale al 4i9 Broadwnv, and 93 Na**.u street, New York, aud "Ml North Sixth street, rhiladelphi*. ui?7 lri*m PlTO i i> r? i f\rl11 /Si" v; r IMV1/1L.E, rnroiuiAiN, 34 LI8PENARD STREET. fyTA DA VI h COS A KLLO need Innlly stav thai Iter Periodical Pill i, for the cure of .ill the diseasr-s peculiar to fein ties are superior to all others, or that they arc now the only 0.1e* recommended by the medical faculty in their private practice; a* then* facia are ufficicntly known to the i>u i 11 uneroiir |Wti*nU, ?he UJ10W prerivd to receive l. whn wuh to le ireited tor ob.unction ol their monthly period. Maibime C. can be conanlted at her rendence No. 31 L.i?p?m aid ?t, at *11 timet,and with ihe .trictvit regard tottcro.y All communication, and letters man he prat-: id >14 'm're "12.000 CASKS IN A YEAR." nSJfc ine right medicine and I>e cured.?Ye who are weary of suffering from oostinate di 'se or any h -nd of weakness I of the urinary organs, and who in disgust and disappointment have abandoned all he pes of a cure, are -trongly invited, as a 1.?st resort, to have recourse to the justly Celebiated "DrCher i >'S Astringent Pills," whos* lai'nre ill removing the disheartening complaint is ttiknown; more than 20,000 boxes have been sold i.i Nf w York alone, and not cne ca-e ol''failure has been related f any agent selling them. il.tssurh a fact occurred from Uit u >e of any other medicine Answer, ye that suffer. Sickness, or general waiting of the body fr Jm any cause, are ecdtly ameliorated, or in a short time cured. For gravel, lo?i of control of the bladdt r, pain in the back from disease of th? I: dtieyor prostate glands, these pills are pre-eminently success- J. O. FAY, Wholesale Agent, New York?Retailed at't snd 100 Fulton ?t; dam stores Broadway orner of Chamber s Church cor of Chamber; 127 Bow ry;63 Bowery cor of W^k* i 1-; 77 K^st Broadway; 188 Washington *i, Boston; J76 Msrvet it Philadelphia; 4 Maiden Lane, Albany, 45 North Main- t., Providonce and of Geo Pulling. Natchei. Price SI per bo*. Also, "Dr Poett'* Kradicator,*1 celebratt d as the most certain, safe and speedy cure for gonorrheas, and certain complaints. 15 lm*rc OCULISTS*"*" DOCTOR J. FRANCIS' CELEBRATED EYE WATER.. \TO. 10 OAJUH V 8TRKKT, within two door* of the A*tor llr? I His preparations are a perfect cure for all ntUmmaCoryC im of the eye. weakness of sight, tic., lever fail in rrf ring nvbulai. of the longest ituaiug, without invitirzicM operation CERTIFICATES. I cer'ify that Jacob Valentine, a youth of about fifteen year* if ?K?, w?? hrouchl to my houw Uat fall, apparently bliud. He ~?lled on Hie to-J'T, and states that he has beru the patient of l)r. J. Fruucis, wfio?e treatment ha? b-en the means, under tiod, ofieatorinK hi? ai^ht. JAMES MILNOR, Rector of St. George Church, Beekmau at. This is to certify that two uf iny children were afflictcd with (i Clued eyes for a I iiiltb of time, oue ol thvin was almost bliud a ith nebulas, covenus the sight. Every remedy ?u resorted o without anv Rood effect, .ind despaired of them everbeiny e oveied. The> are uow [.erfectly icstoredloaitfhtby Dr. J. FrancuVelebraledpre.-mion. g JONE9 Pc.r, i|f?c I wa almost blind for twelve years, and id five weeks, under the skilful treatment of Dr. J. Francis, my si*ht u now per feed, cood and ,t j.BTHA BRQWN m Ko?ylh 1 certify to the above bem^ru. j?'gl]?i?}-EDIcT. Pnito of the Stantuu street Church. I was nearly blind for tw? ity years with a cataract in each eye ami from the use of Dr. Fraucis wonderful prei>?niUon for that di?casc, my eyea arc now perfectly recovered. HESTER JOHNSTON, 41 Llilnd^e nreet We, the undersigned, hiiinK wiiueiieutbe astonishing ejHcacy ol Dr. Francis' preparations lor discaaes ol the eye, unhesitatingly recommend the in to the noticw of the tnolic, aa valuabl remedies. Duncan Dunbar, Pastor of McDongal st. Church. H H. Cone, Pastor of the Fiiat Baptiat Chuich. Jol a Peck, Agent of the Home Mission Society. Jacob Bioun?f, Pastor of the North Ba? ti?t ^nurch. Joseph Amireade, Romui Catholic Priest of St. Peters Church. Numerous certificates can be seen at the office. I repaired ana told only by Dr. J. Francis, 10 Barclay street. New York. Artificial E> es inserted, which cannot be distinguished from the natural, without giving ihe slightest pain. Dr. J. Francis re?pt*clfully inform* his friends and tke j ob ic, tUnt in couaeqaence of the increi^e of his business, Dr. Olenny, Vleinber of the Ko>al College ol Hnrgeona, London, and of the New York Medical Society, has joined him, and every coulilenCf can he placed in his professional sUll aa an Oculist. Office hours fro in ?j A. NI? until 6 P. M. j y 10 Jm'c DISEASES OF THE EYE. R. K. DIOM8Y, OPHTHALMIC SURGEON, N?. 2?7 BROADWAY, Entrance in Fulton Strvet.opposite 81. Paul's Church. ATTENDS TO DISEASES OK THE EYE, AND ALL THE NECESSARY OPERATIONSTHEREON. OFFICE HOURS PROM 9 TO 6 O'CLOCK. Huvinp com leted his studies of 5 years with uH. KLLIOTT, Oculist; and heen subsequently engaged as his assistant, K. K. Dionsv is enabled to undertake the treatment of all diseases af? fectinc the orpins of vision. Terms moderate and graduated to the uature aud extent of the disease. Permission is iciven to refer to his late instructor, and also to some of the Host eminent Professors of the Medical Faculty in New York. N B. The oor tr?ated gratuitously au4 lm*r DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR. 192 BROADWAY, Corner John street, up Bfnirs. J SHANKS, M. D. respectfully announces to the public' that for 11 it* belter accommodation of hit patieuu from abroad, aj well as those ofthv city, he has removed hi? office as above staled, where he will attend Irom 9 to 2 o'clock, daily, to the treatmeut and rure of all_ diseases incident to the human eye and ear and the diseases of Women and Chi.dren. From 3 to o'clock daily, will be devoted to consultati .lis for the cure of iniscell iriuous eases of disease iu eve.y department of medi cine, including those of a private and delicate character. Doctor Shauks, in order t J acquire the conlid. nee of strangers, aud to guarautee the public against [lie remotest feeling of iinjwsition and quackery, begs leave to stale that he is a prac'l'iom-r of medicine of 14 yeari' duration, a graduate of the University of the city of New York and that hi* mauKUial dissertation for the decree of Doctor of Medicine from thia University, entitled The Human Eye, Anaiomically, Pliisiologically, aud Pathologically considered," elicited the highest approbatory encomiums from Professor Mott before the assemb'ed ouucil and rofessors of this learned University, during the public examination and defence of the same. Dr. S. regrets the ueccits, will please call at my office, and subscribe for a copy. Toe expense will not be mor" than a sixpence or a shilling. au2l lm*r TAILORING. MARTIN'S Cash Tuiloiliig lnbll?limciit, lo4 William Street, Corner of jtnn Street, IS drcidedlv the ehraj-cst iu the citv. There is always on hand a select stock of season b e goods, j urci asrvi for cash, wlpch w.ll he made up to ord *r iu the style ??f make, fit, trimming, that has given such geneial i-atufaclioa during the Is..* foui ye rs, and a* a positive sarin? or30per cent. Gentlemen are reciuested to call and examine. Those who furnish their own gii' (h. c:in hare thrin MADfci AND T KIM MED. Dress Coals, 'node ?ud trunineJ, -$7 on to $8 50 Froek Co.il>, do do 8 00 to 9 50 P?nt? and Vests, I 7> to 1! 00 Owr Coats, 9 00 to 11 l>0 (V/** Terms?Cash on delivery. !Ktai*e MICHAEL E. MABTIV. 'I'HE HKAPEST CASH.TA1LOKYKT!?PETfcA V. il! 9TED, Mercluuit ftilor, No. I Chatham square, cor lit*r of Chatham street, continues to make Clothing to order, in tSe neatest style. 10 per cent cheaper th.Ui the cneapest c uih tailor in the rity. A wood fit warrant d, and hereafter no disi rimm* m ?nlf? 1?n SHIRTS. SHIRTS msde after the latest aud most approved French patterns. Coals, loutom, vests, and all n.idi-r Karmeuil, made to oider at abort notice and in the most fashionable ?i> le. Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, 67 and 69 Maiden Line, New York. .J 3!^ WM. COLLINS. MKD1C1NES." MADAME ttESTELL., TfKMALK PHYSICIAN, Office and residence, 148 Green wicb street, betweeu Coartlandt nd Liberty streets, where she can be consulted wuh the strictest conlidenee ou com plaints incident to the female fiatne. M id imt- llestell's etperienca and knowledge in the treatment of obstinate faxes of female irreuul rity. stoppage, suppression, Jkc., is surh as to require but a few days to effect a perfect cure. Ladies desiring proper aediwl stiaadanfte dnrfag oos* fine me nt or other iudisiK>stiion, will b? accommodated uurinz sich time-, with nrieste inorespectable board. 11 Preventive Powders," for married ladies, whose delicate or precarious health forbids a too ranid increase of family, will be sent by mail to auy part of the United States. Price ?6 a package. All Lt-tiers (post i?aid) addre?srd to box 868, New York. Boston Office. No.l Eases street.* N. B.?Midame KESTKLL *ould inform ladies residing out of the city, whose health would no' admit of travelling,that she would devote h?rp. rsonal alietidannr upon them in any part of tin- I'm S'.ttej withm r?* t->o?i Vole d? r i ?I 1m #r FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS. OWING loth. celebrity, efficacy, and in?sriaul success of Viadamc llestell's Female M mthly Pillj in allcaatsof irreitularitv, supinrssion, oritoiiMit* of those functions of nv tup; upon which ihe heahh or etery female de|iends, since t eirinniidu tion into ih United St tes, now about four years, counter lei ts and imitations are constantly attempted to bn pnlmed otf lor the trenu ne. ('lie p common pi' I a e pu.cliastd at twelve Cents a box, not op in different boxes, and called? "Female Mouth I y Pills." with the ofcjectof selling them, if |Kit?il?lr, a one or two dollars a hoi. Females aie therefore c iii11 'lit1 d a.ainst these attempts to impose ujontlietn. It is sufficient here to .tate that all Femile M?n'hly[ Pills are cnuuti rleita, except those ?oltl at Madame llestell's Principal 'Jflfice, 118 Greenwich street, New York and 7 ICssex street, LostooPtice SI. Madame IU suit's siumture is written on tiie cefer of ea^h box. N. B.? I'hey can be used by married or single, by followiu* the direct ons ei:closeil inside of each box. Sold also by appointment at 2Bi Grand street, corner of Allen, New York. si lm-r _ TOMARRIED LADIES. V/TADAMR KESTELL 8 PREVENTIVE POWDERS. ?These in valuable Powders have been universally adopted in Europe, but France in particular, for upwards of thirty year*, as well .is by thousandsin this country, as beini; the only mild, safe, and efficacious remedy for jnarned Udict, whose health forbids a too rai?id increase of family. Madame Rest* 11, as is well kuown, w?? for thirty years Female Physician in the two nmicipal Female M hj uals in Europe?those of Vienna and Pari*?where favorec i?> her great e*j?erience and opportunities, she nttiined if*at ctfebnty in fhose great discoveries in inedicil science so facially adapted to the female frame, for which her medicincs * of the United States. All 'M'V.' m?*% b#> *:;rift in m tmmmm mm ??t m**