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TH Vol. UL.?ft*. am. M'45 AUKNTS. 1 nt following ia a list of ajjtmu for tha Herald, whare aubarriptiun* will be received, and aingla number* are fouud lor nale:? Boston, Muse .Meaara. Reddint It f-o. Phiiudelpbia, Pa M??ara Zieber k Co. Baltimore, Md... Wm. Taylor. Washington, D. I>?. Bulialo, N. T. 8. Hawka. New Haven, Conn . . .. .T. H. Peaae. Hartford, Conn J- W. Judd, Albany, NY Geo. E NE NE) HUMMER JtRMtfGEMEXT. NEW YORK AND PiliLA DKLI UIA KAILKOAD LINK D KKCT, Via Nkwabi, Niw Biu'*(wick, r?imnrai, Tbkntok* bordkhtow* *!*d pohliwotow. S^^T} ??$3' <>^JL-XjL THROUGH I.N SIX HOURS. Lesriuu New York doily frotn the fo'tof Courtlandt at. Mo-nii,, Line at 9 A. M.?Mail Pilot Line at<V P M. 1 ttr Moruins Lint proceeda to Bordentown, from theuce by trainbmi to i'luladeit-hia. The Evening Liue proceeda direct to Camden (oppotite to rhu i(l?l|<hia) without chance of cars. Paaaenitera will procure their ticked at the o(!i"e loot of oourtlaudt street, where a cominodimii steamboat will be id re?diDe?, with baggMte crate* on bo.ixd. Philadelphia ba^jtuge cratea are couveyed frotn city to city , without briurf opened by the way. Each tnin ia provi led with Troy,IN. if ...... titivi ?ui?u. Lansingbnrgh, N. Y A. Lewi*. Newark, N. J.. . . .D Smith. Catskill, N. Y lUwe. ( i'nekskill, N Y T. Monkhouse. , King Siug, N. Y.... 8. Bard. New Orleans, La........ ,-vJ.C. Morean. Cincinnati. Robert Caniaha-*. Paternon, N. J Matthew Doughexty. Rochester, N. Y.... . .... .A Jonej. , Klizubutbtown. N. J Samuel Crane. , New Brunswick, N. J.. . .. . .William Solomon, St. Louii, Mo Woodward fc Mathews. | Charleston, S.C Amos Head. Hudaon, N. Y George Clare. | Augiuia, Ga 8. A. Holmes. Mobile, Ala ...M Boulleniel Poughkeei.ttie, N. Y. ..Levi Smith. ' Treutati, N.J J. Kaunslny. Louisville, Ky W. A. Haldeman. i Wheeling, Va.. , ... ........K. C Brook man. ' New London,Con...........S. & (i Rogers. 1 Utica, N Y J.B. Loat. J Nashville, Term A. Billings. 1 8yracuse, N. Y James Robertson. Bridgeport, Ct S. W. Hatch. Jicluon.Mlea J. W Clark. Vicksbuig, Mis* .... .Mrs. F.. A. Parker. ; New Bedford, Mass A. Robinson. Providence, R. 1 John Ureen. WorcaMer, Mass L- Thompson. Nantucket, Mass J. P. Hussry. Vearlv anhsArintmn In tliR l)nilv Herald. *7 U. Kar? V% ceuia. N. 8 ?fuuetwill be in attendance t? conrey pa?Mnfrr? from ihaaforaaaid landiua pUcaa to an/ put of tn? connty reunired. . 1 he Hhrewabury w ill k ' the inner paaaige, [when practieaMe eltr huh kii.i Fuifr a>u ??iiuuu?* TO'AN 1'OIN I . d II T (PUU<]?*? rt-ei't?d| TTm V 'Tg Ja touchiiiK al ncgoilie'a Dock. Hut.n Ulauil uu iu.d af rr Mi)nd*r July Hit, llie ate^m*r IlO'-KljA. \ U, (' ii)iniii Cu?M, wil leave Mi Id'eiowu Point oa M<u.l*y?, Tuetdaya WednrttJi.ys. Thn aday? and Kridayi. at half-p*at < lio r'el ck, (tide nt imittinjt) ami Ke? Portal two o'c'ock, P. M. Itf'urLi ij ie?y.- New York, foot of Hubintoii itreet, on 'iuetdaya, W'duradaya, Thur?d?ya *nd Fn< art at eigh o'c ?ck A: M. aid ^amrilaya it two, P. M. St turn w.ll be in re??1ine?? ou t'ie a mm I oftbi Br>lt to con ??? paaaenrera to freehold, or any part of ihe conntry. Uniform envevao'ea on Targe' Ex<-uraio?.a. I'artiea of pitntoie will he uken to and from Kort Hamilton or Key Port, at t'??' liable t''t?? jy29 lm*iu M<G*+trk 0* ?tWAHR ANU Nk.W YOKK-ITarr i. .1^ .i* only 1SK Cenu Tha a; lendid ater.nie> Thii "*** .-? 1'A^BAIC, after Jun# 5th, will ma aj folio v. !? l.erre the foot ol Barclay atreet, New York, at It A M . and 4 P. M. Leaveath*footo( Centra?tr?et, Newark,at TX A.M., and I.a *ci ommodationa both for piaaengen and freight haye bceinjreatly I " proved. aiaht cafriaa at wrr low tatea al? 6m t 31 A i e-.N ISLAND fc.MKY, KOU'J Vnil KIIALL s>T?The eteamboar, *#r"Jf m'.Tt M ISLAVDfcK and SAM80N 'lea * "n? w V o"k'V,u,'l171*2, IX.3. S. 7. Lrn<e Sinten lalaod a, 9, 10. 11.1. 8. <.5. * I,K?*r New V'lrk aud Alatrii lilma *V"tr how on Punn-^. 8<aten 1(1 it>d k'fr'T?font of Whi eki'l atree.t, to Clifton direct. 'I he at H 'renin will leiff New fork 2 l\ M ? Clifton, 5 I'. M. on 8m cluy Jn iy 10,h. P. 8.??.*ttir?i?u to horl hm-iilton, Sondavi ereepted Kort Hamilton?X A.. .VI., rttaimuK Irein New Y<> k !! rw. | i'lt mua ieL*ML> * f KI>* ?iLIFTON, NKAIt i hK INAHKONVH-Un.il TO. An Jm - fir ther notice. the 2 o'clock iriplmm While hull (tlie sl ATt* IHL,AiNDMl) will, after tnikiuK h-r >n il Itudluuva the Q i?raut>ne and 8t?plcton. rrooeed io t>'t newwhtrfat Clifton. Lear the I eleKrnt<h. 'ins 8AM30.N will l?a*e ( liltou wharl fur the city, at ?*$ Vl?ck. On nnudi vi, the 2 o'clock tup hom tV inirtliall will pro'eft direct M ti iftcin, with ot tonctiicg at tne Q i \rxiit>ne ai tl rttfplero.i.anri the reiuto boat will leave Clifton whatf at 6 o'clock Fare V )? 1 e uti Th ? &r< auitetnmt wilt afford a d'lUhtfnl ii^union to the Narrow* ?ul an oiipo.tuniiy <?l eu|oyio? the >,? br..*", ict Bety a td pt"?i eflor wh'ch that pa i t ol ->tai*n UUnd u <o Ct febrile I, with am.oe tune lor ramble, and bathinf on the $m aid*. ___ j n.m *z? HAMILTON HOUSE, KOHT HAY CL-Jli-TJa IL.TUIN ?The atrambnnta 8TATfcr> SKaZZZMuKa I 'I.A M)' It ru.d HAMSO.N wl'l ran even day ( nnndayi ?ie-iitedl dc.niw I' a >ea-on, ai 'nnowi:? Leave Kort Hamilton n A M <uii 1 ? P.M. e\? York, Whitehall Uor?, at 3*4 P. M. Thil anaiigt mr it may be relied on pe'inaaent, an ita coutinuanae will not depeod on any eo.tinjeixr JIS Mm . nndfor a shorter period at the same rate. The Weekly Herald, $3 35. BRITISH AN1> NOK'l'H AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL , so mm ships, Of 1200 tons ind 440 hone power each. 1 Appointed by the Admiralty to uiil between Liverpool and . Boston, calling at Halifax to land and receive Fasson- , ttngert and Hrr Majesty's Maili. H1BEHMA, Carta n ^harlci H. K. Jtdkina CALEDONIA, fearwan E Iward O. LoU. ACADIA, Capta uAlexander Ryrie. BRITANNIA Captvn John Hewitt. Will rail for H ?ton, via Halifax. Kaow bosTon. FnoM LirKurcat.. Acadia, Ryue. IC August 19.I1 Jolt. Hiberuta, Jadkini, 1st Sept. 4'h Angus:. Briiuma, Lou, 16th uo }9i.it do. These ships carry experienced surgeons, and are (applied Mi'*' k'snces' I* .tent tie Boata. Twig* to Liverpool $129? To Halifax 720. No bertha seemed until pari In' For raisare apply to U. BRIGUAM. JK.. Agent. an!" No 3 ?V<I| street. Mew York. FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL. The Reyal Mail Steam Ship ACADIA AUx-nderRyiie, i Commander, will leave Boston for the above porU.cn Wednesdav, 16th inst. Passage to t iverpool $120, Foiiage to Halifax, 20, Apply to D BHIOHAM, Jr.. Agent. Hrc No. 3 "Vail street. - ?? - UHAFTB ON ENGLAND, IRlfLAND, Sir?Person* abnm remitting money to their frienOs in the ' old country," 4 Tofe. 7iiMS c?n be topplierl with Drafta, in lumi of 1, 2. "(Mi .i''1'""" 3, 5, 10 ,20 *l ?50, 'T anv amount. payable on <km<iii'l, w'thout discount or any other cha ge. at the National Batik <>f Iri-lMid, Provincial Bnik, do., Messrs JtmesBult, Run St Co.. Bankers, Loni'on, I. Bained Si Co., &ich<inge and Disc-'uu' R -nk, Liverpool, K* tern Bink of Scotland, Ureen ock BtiikiHg Company, Sir Wm. Forbes Hunter k Co., cotlac.l, and tne br'ncti** in every put' town tl roiiAhont Knpland. Irela nd, Scotnd U Wales, which drafts will be fo*warded by the s'.e,)in'is Great Western or H'bernia. by W. Si J. T. TAPSCOTT, At their General Passage Office, 43 Peck Slip, cor. South it. N. B ?All letters from the country most comc post paid. IT lit ^ DRAFTS ON ENOLAND, IRELAND, JA Sic?which can bj ?eut b? the steain?l>ip -r A -ADIA, sailing fiom BjHuuoii the 16:n Sta i We hive at all time* for sale Drafts pit imht f i-ai ) aiu. uui d 'wn direct on ihn Koytl Bunk of l.elannd, Dub'iu. Aho.o . Nje,srs. Freseo.t. G'Ote, Amei 8iCo., Ila kers, London. wl ich art- paid free of lisk or any ch me wliatev?r. >ut??ry Province a< d Ciuutv, besid sal ih? iultn towns tbnnuion'Engl tod, |rel,? d Sc tl nd and Wn'?s, ih-rrby amwenntf the >an>e pjip se as Bank ol England Nous. Apply to or idditss, if b/ I. ler, (poet p?id) ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO , 35_ Fu'ion st, uext o r to the l< ulton flank P. S.?H. B. U Co., have a rrgultr ?uc<-es?>oi]|i f first cla't slips sailiu we'klj' lioin Liverpool. Those stndu g mr t' eir rel'lit's w,l' lind it their'merest to nav? them bronuht out ttr<ighai t)ne of r? fi- tn M James D Roche, is tne re to i*t wai ' p str ngrrs wilh cue and dospatah fj> vo>?^<e apply above, or to JAMES P ROCHE, 14 Goree Piaixa*. jl5i Liverpool **.<* ARRANGEMENT. FAHE AND f RE1GHT REDUCED. REGULAR MAIL LINE?FOR PROt^**r53*V10KNCIt AND BOSTON. Tin 8TO"?X?JUS-SLlNOTON AND NEWPORT?Compoaed of the folluwini: ?n;*nor *teamera, mnui:ie in connection with tbe StonmxN'U na<J Boatnn and Providence K.nlroadi:? MASSACHUSETTS, Caot Comitock. HHODK ISLAND, Capt i'hayer. providence. NAHflAG* N8ETT. MOHEGAN. One of which will leave New York d^ily (Sanday* excepted) from Ti?r No. 1, Battery Plice, N. Hivefc at i P. M ARRANGEMENTS." The RHODE ISLAND, Captain Thayer, on Monday, and Wedneiflay tor Stomnuton and Newport, and Kiidiy for fltotiincton The*1A9SACHU,,ETT8,Captain Comitock, on Tueaday and Totuneav for Mtoningwu, ana Saturday for StoninKton. Newport aaa Providence. Paur.:|fn, on the arrival of tho Menmeri at StoiiinglOD, XH! I>c immediately forward, d in the *plendi4 and commoooi Car.n of the Railroad to Providence and lloaton, and if for Newport will prac?ed in the ateamera oil Monday, WedBeaday aod Saturday, and on >ha intervening day*, proceed via 8totun?ton Railroad to Proudrnce, and fiom thence in the alenner lolai, without any additional charge. Ticket* (or the route and *u.aiu*n' be aha can be teemed on board, or at the office of HARNDEN k CO., No S Wall atreet. and after the 10th iutt, freight will not be received aon forwarded .iftrr half-paal 4 P M m9 6m* m FARE HEDlICh,it FOR BRIDGEPORT NOUWALK-L.indmg at lielden'* Fare to Bridgeport. n cent*. Pure to Norwaltt, 12H eta. Fare te New Haven, 74 cent*. The 'rhmiMMi MUTUAL SAFETY leave* Libert* *treet Pi re?er. morning, Sgnuay eacepted. at t o'clo-k. lor Bndiieport and Norwalk, touch u* at Betde.i'a Neck, runniu* in couneiinn ivilh the H?n**tonic Railroad. KtiurmuR, leave Bridgeport at half-p**t 1 P. M.t or ou the arrival of the car*. New llnveu Line?State* l?av? Bridgeport inimedia'clv on the arrival of the b??t The di*tanee i? it miie*. with tine road* *nd a b*antif?l count'y. Fare ! New Haven 76 cent*, foot ?f Liberty i'reet. jv 18 lm*re URIAH GREGORY, Agent ~ am Jtm NEW AKUANGEMENT FOR SHREWSBURY?Long Branch, handy SLIJLjcLHo k. Of ii llouae and Katontowo Landing the uew Steamboat 8HIIEVV MdU RY, Captain Jonn r. Curlie*. will now run a* fallow*, on and af'er Thnraday, 37t.h inat leaving New York, from the foot of Robtmoit street, evary Tue?d?y, Thnmlay and Salurdav, at I) o'clock, A. M. And Eitontown Landing on.Muauliy, Wedueiday and Friday, at 10 o'clock, A M The S>hrew?bury will run a* above, weather petmitlicg, until fn' thai notice. All Vaccine at the rnk of the owner*. V-'H *>?ch are tt,.artiiieais and dressing rowcas expressly lor the I idles' use Returning, the lines leave Philadelphia from the foot of Walaui: ?treet. by steamboat to Bordeninwn at 7 o'clock, A.M. inn by railroad from Camden, at 5 o'clock,^ P M. The lines for Baltimore leave Philadelphia at 7X A. M., and I I M hein^ ? rniitmnation nf the lines from New York ie4 M W>r> aM TX UHSION 0 K PLKA-UKK.?TO MA< KINAW, (IhEKN BAY, fcc ? K.re ? ilttJfc?r)r th? entire trip $ I ?The new, a|-l i'd"l,nid oin "odi"i-? low |ire?ure ?tesnb > t INDI\VA,Captain J T. Plnatt, will leave Bufftlo f r M cki'mw, 8 .nit St. Mari.-.f ot >' Lake Snpeiinr, On en Bay, and Indiana settlements. on Sail day Aug i*t '2 at 1ft A. M. The Indiana is a new end cumiiorliou* m.at, li viug ?" opper cabin i f IHj state rooms, and will be fi.ttd i *,tr<*?ly f it the occasion, and no pai s v-ill be ipir.d to lender the trip pleasant am! agie'ab e. A g od bind f muiic willaci'oin auv the ncu'suu. Stais rooms r berths nay be secured by applying to thj Captain oa boarr. aa it*rc 4A U".ULfLArt. IMPOSITION h ()? 7i7>SCrt*TU.N. via NRWPOKT AND I'UUVIyi Wfi Jkt DK.N't'.E K.irf t> Boston <2 6(1?Peek 51, ift; Norhaigefor Berths. Newport and I'rond'uce $1; Urea 0 cts?The fi?st sailing steamboat CUHTIS l'K< K, Camain IVin H. Peek, leave Cr.thetine Ma'ket Hlin, K>i*t Kiver.svery Mntidiy, Wednesday and Kridtv, at 5 o'clock. P M. ITor passage or freight apply ou board, or to A- D PACK.205 Hontli sr hS in*m jm btVtN U'lJLOtK MOKM.nU LINE jfim FOK AL BANY TKOV, arid lutermediKir ~Tm '' r -'-n-- -'Tin thr steamboat tier, Jt the ion: ol Barclay street. Breakfast ami Pinueron board Leaves New_ York?The K.nipire M Monday Wednesday lud Friday. ThaTroy ou Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, kt 7 A. M. Lndlug at?Oldwells, Westpoint, Newburgh, Haa>pt"a. Poovhkeeraie, Hyde Pa'k, Khineheck. I J. tied Hook, Bristol, ('a'skill, ilndson. Coxsackie and K< l-.rhook The u'w I iw-preisure steaaisr TROY, Captain A. Oar nam, oaiurnay, ?i / u ciuc" lti uie inoniiUK Ang. S Th? EMPIRE. ou Monti.y morning, at 7 o'clock. Kor passage, apply at the office, loow of Baday street, ?r en board Notiee.?All Goods, Freight, Bamrage. Bank Bills, 9peeie or M'T other kind _ of Property, tab en smppci, or nut ou hoar J in- JBoau ol this Line. must be at the risk of the owner* of inch goods he anS2 r ifl? PEOPLE'# LIVE OF STEAMBOAT** B?- ir.,-:*<nv9a''OU AL13A.N V-Unly at 7 o'clock, I'. M. i^fti? IWIir. fT- Thrown Direct ( guml<Y> eieepted) Irom tre Steamboat Pier l"et? feu CuurilauA -*inJ Liberty streets Steamboat KOCHCSTICK, Cjpt A. Hoaghton. wil! leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday eveniuj:*, at 1 o'clock, Steamboat SOUTH AM KB 10 A, Oat ttin L W Brame.rd, will leaye Monday, Wednesday jnd Friday evenings, ai 7 o'clock. Steamboat NOllTH AMKHIOA, Captain M I! Troesdell, landing at intermediate landin-ts, will leave Mond.iy, Wednesday, and Fri'iay afternoons, at 6 o'clock. For passage or freight, apply on board, or to V. O. Sehnlti at the office on the wharf. jy 17 .My) Jga SEVEN O'CLncincVtMNO LINE AT ..Tft-f.. lor ALBANY & TKOY direct, witn.ut ^r tmr nf i.?.i,?r?,|]e ? |, njHt jnw pressure *te->mh at t?W ALuO iV, Captain A. McLean, will lean> the f>nt of Ccnrtlandt street litis evening, at 7 o'clock for Albany direet The Swnlinw has a lame i.uinb-r of Kate rooms, and for peed r.nl ucemmod ttious is not surpassed ou the Huuson. ej Itr INDEPENDENT IIEOULAR OPPOSITION NIMH i- LINE, FOR ALBANY AND TROY. fitSU I'HKOUm D1HECT wi'hnat landingCgr-r-:^VjM4?The cr.m nod'O'is and aubitan'ial steamboat "*lf j** I'1 'i'T-'1" i 'THi Caplaiu O House will leave At# York, from the foot ol Baiclay street, on Thurv d tr, the 3d irstast, at 5 o'cI< ck, P. M , arm lag at Albany aud Tiny in timr lor the c irs >in< w?? Kru'ilar Ua?5?i?eivtsNew York every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday a!ter?"oa, at 5 o'clock. Leave! Tro? and Albany ev.ry Mondiy, Wednesday and Ki ida > afternoon Kieiglit taken at reduced rate*. Apply on board. P S The above buat hu undergone a t oiough repiir, and is in fir?t r.te oider. ?1 lm*y frfrfc FOR ? Hl\A. via BO.MBAY.-Ihe ANTK J~/3TWL( rt. Captain lMoiar'rg, will ml from Uosioa, ?K'MiiKa?u-monow, Sunday, the S h. Le let ?ais close at half-pis' 4 o'c'oek''h'* tvericg, Siturda ,at HaR>D?N St < o'a. *5 itr __ _ j W_JI_?treet. idc KOR LTVKRPOOL?The New IJne?Hrgnlai WXaVP'cKet 16 h August?TP* n-w splendid New Vr.ik packet ship L I > Elt 'OOL, John hldridge, uwsier. liiO tons. Will sail on tne 16th Angus , ler renal*r d V. Kor 'r<-ignt or p ss*ue. having veiy ele?ant aid roouiT accommodations, apply to ihe eai t^in on bo?rd, w-j side Bulling slip, or to WOODHI/lili Si M1.VJURNH, B7 *< uth ?t. Thn tew p?cl:et shin Quevu ol -he West, Philip Wooilhouse, master, will succeed tne i<iv?rpool, anu sail on het ie<ular clay, 16tli S> p ernbrr anj fA-SA 'K fOK Ll V Mil'OO - ? l'o ?<il SIh aaiiut! ?ThesUietior sluo WHO I'HEKS, Cap am JBsMIEallauii-l, having a lar.-e partoi hercaivo on hoard will uru.?|d card as above. Having superior acc imtoedationi fur a few cabin, tecoud cahiu, aud steeiage pajsengers, who will be takeu at low rates, eirly application should be made on boaid, foot ol D aver street, or 'o W it J. T TAP8COTT, aS ?e 43 Pfck "lip. c>rn>r Wouih street. x*3j~ ?\A KuTlfOR HaVKK-Second Lin?lhe ship >MWfVL'TIGA. * rederick Hewi" mailer wi'i'a-l on the jfrJiaNfcLlst ofS-ntem'-er H >Y1) k HIV' I(E V, _?t. N?. " T nt'0> Bnldin.-?. cr W('| aed V?f?r sts. ffg REMIT 1A <c&e> i'O iuill.A.sU, tic.?The vffTSV subscriber continues to transmit money in suras large MfcuKsor small, to persons residing iu any part of Ireland in the snuitr manner as he, end his predecessor in business have lone lor tiie last thirty yesrs and morc^iso.to any part of Enslaud, or Scotland. Money remitted hv letter (post paid) to the subscriber, oi personally deposited with him witn the name of the Dersnn oi perioua in Irei'nd. England or S'oiland. I" whom it >? (o b* eut, a> d WM Ml town, will be immediately iranimittitf ?nd paid necordiuK'y, and a receipt to thai effect gives, or for wanted tu the aen M. in Like maimer money, or claimi on perioni in any part of Ireland, KurUud or Scotland,can be collecird i>y the lubicriber lor per??ni reiid tu in anv pa>t of the United State a or C?oad.t. nud will b? paid tu the m accordingly. i 17 lm*r UKOHCK McBttl OK, Jr , *2 Cedar it. LONDON LINK ur~?ACKfcTS-Pack.t IIOth WrJfV A'l-iut Tin- ak'leudid, Well known fiat lailiDg JMatB ?ck;t ahip TORONTO, Captain O iawo'd, will Mil pmiuvelv ai ab >re, hrr regular day. Ha*nlg aplem'id ?cccmnnxiaii'-ni for cabin, iccond (abin and at ?r?(c p&ateugeri Thoae wishing to aeenre berth*, or pa?. ge, it on d m ike early application on board or to W It J j'.TAfiCitj T, 21 Tec* Slip cor Son h a'reet. Periona withing to aend for friendi cau have <h/in bn.u;ht out in the above fivonte nlup or any of Ihe egnlar I ur, on r?nionable t-rmi, and thoae wuhing t? rrm.t mor.?y can have drifu for a >y am tint, payable ou demand, m all the principal town* ihroueh.nt KugWnd a2 r KOH LONDON?Kegulari racket of the 10th of VVxVAngaa . The ipleuiiid picket ilnnTOKUN ll), <Bn#Mkfc?'*apt. Oriiwold, will totilivcly aail aa above, her rcguUr Jay. Having very tuperior accommodation* for cabin, 5nd cabin, and iteerage pauengeri, peraoui wuhiug to embark iliould aake early application on board or to JOHlfiPH McMURRAY. KQ I'me itieet, comer of Sonih. Periona wuhmg to land for their frieuili, can have them brought out by the above ship, or any oi the icgalur packet* t'l pplvinir i? v?, (if Ir v letter. prM p*ij ) air AjMF 1 Ha, .NMVT,iNlt a. 1V fLKPOOL PAUKr/f! rfJPJV Packet If.ih Aiinuit-The mlendid w?|l known la?l jftMSbaailiiigrew packet ahip LIVKKPODL, Capt Join Riuri?l,e, 1150 tona burthen, uow ou heraeconii voyage, and will aail poaiti'ely u above, hrr regular da*. It i? well kno am -ind equally admitted by all, that trie Liverpool n the fa?ti?l packrt amp that a ill oot ol New York, hivim hrateu the I i'krt ahipa New York and Sheffield, on htr I an paaiage hencr aevenldava, and alao every p?c?e' ou her reium paiaage liml aailrd in cotrpany Willi her, aa * ell aa tnoas w Inch aai.ed aevrral d -.yi before her. Her aecoirm( dviiona lur cut in, aecond cabin, and aterrafce imaengera. ti e an very inuf ilor, that it h.? paitied f t her tti, name of (Vi?s " Floating Police.'' Thoae wishing to a'core bntna ii tint ma.n fi-.i iit ahip, ahoa'd not fail to make e-riv apilj ?atiou oi. b. n o, too' liuiliug Sup, or to W. Ik J. T.TAPSCOTl',4J Peck Slip, c true r South itreeL The Liverpool will aiif from Liverpool on tbe full October, affording a la?oiab e oppnrtui.i y to ilioae willing to and fa ihair fn< no'a to come out in her, -r auy ot the regular I ne, ou reamtt We Ifrmi, ann ihi ae ?uhinr to r -mit numey, can . ave dr.il'tt fur any anion, t, paytble nu demand in all Ihe principal townaol Great B iuin and lrelm<). The Siddona mil aniceed the Liverpool, and ml 2'rhAngt ft. jv Ma f UK 1,1 V kHi'UOL?INJCW Ll>fc?.llMniar ra-yWiV I'm k. t <>1 I5tl- Aug.?The Splendid Packet Ship MttjriBtaSlUDO.N S, Captain K B. obb, of .Ojj tana, wu! p-iaitively tail aa above, her regular day. Kor freight 01 tut&yt, hiving a?cmnu:oUalioua unr.r-ia.ieil for ?i Iruaor 01 ?pinion, apply on bc.ird, r.i Orleans wr,urf, foot of Wall itreet 41 to K. k. COLLINS k CO. i? ."oal.ialrsat. Pnce of paaaage I'V 1'na Packet tin, .slieiidau, (Captain K. A. Depayatrr, will n>-c*?d the Biddona, and ami the tith of Sept. Paisengera may re>y on the it.ipv of tm* itu* .>.'lng p?u> tan I ??advetiunl JyJ6r Oil LI V fcllt'OOL.?llegulai pacaai of the 7th <Kn3?'Matf Angnit ? The vert (opener, fnti tailing packet flHHBabaiiip I .N DKi'tSi) IC.NCfc, Captain Nye. will potilively aril aa above. Having very mpenor accommodation! for cabin,tetond cahit ind iiccrnj.-e paanengera, poitunt wiahiUK to embark ihculd ake early application to JOSEPH MeMUKKAV, Ioo Pine ft., cor. Hoath. ? Jl* ahore will be anceetd'd by the tpler.di l packet ahip am meld, lap!)a Pophint, f.nd tail on the il h Angutt. reraona m. iiiiti io tend for their Irii-utlt in the old 'onuiry, >an ba*e thein brought out by the above ?hip, oi ny ol the regular packeta, by applying a? abo-'? i if l? lent? ?n?tn"d hMj frr UbLKAtttU-Luuiaiiua ..nl ,>e.v KZvT> *Litir, lingular I'aekrt?To succeed the Oi'cii.i WHW-Ai.-. issuni iog |?cfcMih |t LUUI5VILL r?, Cap: i. uu.ii, wiii w,| at ab>vc. Foi frr uhior f.fuiiMge, haviuf lvtidiom? furniihcif accommodations,at ( iy on Ooani aiO?ic?.ut Whan, foot of Wall at, or to K. K. COLLIN < & CO , ^hipren imy rely ?ron having their irooria coritcily nvik-d i r Ortwui Hulnu k Wo^dinft. who w?ll pr mptly roiwvdangoidsiouicir au iriM cJd'r^^yu"'"i"c- c"pt ou " 'Jt? Ma V Aa a?To >nit ii.miiuIv An?tw( )0ti' ?r'-l"''.b '? V IMOIM \, K?r?h m. ffTT ' ?AMON UiL'z" tKDO?r a * 81 FOt't if real. kllL KKJtlOH r UK CriAli I KH-Th.jjt b^iltiTHi ?MAK !'*. ? Ur.,7m)ion? bt.nlnu iu MttiAl': mplele ordi-r lor a loi.u vo>i\j* Apply (o &. K CULLi.\H 4 i;o. I' . "OBill tret. tUi-i,- M)K KHIMttMT OK PAS? XTie >.? |fyjPwy?li huut i iip rtHAKSPtA lit, tape. A. MiLer JHUKa7iJ.(t<iit I n il" m, in perfect oid*r tor * long rotut' Ap, i1 to K. R. COiiUNlt h tu. I f 23 r M.8onm ?tte?. W V o V YORK, SATURDAY M BEACON COUKSE?TROTTING. Greatest "port of the Season?On M >udav, Aiuu t Hth, 1813, at 3 o'clock pr-cnely a m> > h tor tWOO, between Jl. Woodruff's bl. R. <'oiti?e flov and Win. Wheeiatis b. in. Fa?hion. Two mi'e 1 eus i. haunsi, At 4 o'clock precisely, a Parse of $200, for w hich ore entered huiI will foiitiitlr star , the two 1 <himiiiou? of ihe World, La'y mlfilk and Oumh Chief; Three tnile heats under tli sad'l(C^Orear etcitein-nt already / vs'* iu the sporting circles in r*u? d t.) ihii KfCe Lady Sutf >k bnviL'K in her isie trots mu le ihe hex ti-ne on record, at luile heat>. end Otieid* Chief bemg kpi.wii to be tiie be*t p<cr r in the world bets ?re fr?lr offered thit the celeh?tul On'ch'nin's girat tune, 7 tt.ee miles, made ou (hit < ou -> in ill 0 will he, as the Editor of the Sprit ot the Times would siy,"knock* I into fits." ' S to 4 *j nkwy ikk. schools v'8 vai tl mountain and i?asy,? K.aml Somenilie R Hoed For School's Mount-in, leave pier No i '-oith river, hi 8M| o'clock A M. daily (Suudtys eicr pttu) by steambont to ( .lizabethport; or le ive tlie foot of < ouriI no street at 0 'clock A M, by > J K itro?d to Klii'betlilowu, thence connect with trie car? for S. incrville etches, theuce 20 mi lee ti the Muuutaiu?airiviugearly iu the afternoon For K.tstoa lea'e as abot-e proceed bv rai'roa J |o Sniriei rilie, coaches from tlience (oolv 34 milea,) arriving in fcastoii at 6 o'cl -Ck. Thin ou<e, on account of the short distance by conches, ute kinr it by la.- the molt p'easaut end expeditious, commends it self to publicipatrouage. Mr Sanderson. the proprietor ?< So nieml'e. I as p.-ovideiT himself wi'h carriages and horse? to hc cominodite private patties with extras nt the shortest uouce ao'i on reasonable terms For seats apply to 1! I). Hope, Merchants' Hotel, 41 Courtlaudt st. P\ss< u^ers from Philadelphia to Jlchooley's Mountain will leave Philadelphia at 7 o'clock, A M., by New York railroad line ti New Brunswick. Sj> rnilid coaches from thence, arriving at rne mountain early same afreruoon. J2in*r HOCKAWAK PAVILE|O\-LONU ISLAND KA1LHO\D. ?a W'l Trains upon this road leave Brooklyn, SontL \A 1 I I Ferry, (or Jigiaica, where coaches are iu readi uess lor that delightful resort, the Murine Pavil -i-StfScr1.. Iron, at the following hours, vn Half psst # A. M.,4 o'clock and hnlf'pattti P. M. lleturniuK, le :ve Jamaica at I A. M., 12 M. and '5 P. M. for New York. Fare to J.imaica. is.: through from Brooklyn to the Pavilion. 75cents. ie',4 <i'?*r KDI.KAWAK AND Ntw \ Oh'K ?",?3>^4,7""<!'STAU(!i; ? Wilt run .m lollow<?on anil <iter Jujv 13ih nut:?L-ave Hock iway at 8 i\,m In .itw Yeik, retiirnin le??e the Wav.rlr Hi us-, Broacway, at IVf P. M f 'r Rockiwiy, br was oi Scu.h Keriy. I'essei iiirs le.tTiiiK thsiru.imcs ai 310 t'ea l srre 'I.e. ill be ruuc tuiliy calljdfor b/ HKNKY CONKLl'1, a5 lm#r Proprietor. AN KXCICLLKNT OPPOHTIINIl'V is u>>w ofpjM fertd 'o any one wau'-inir a fi-st rate establishment, a JV!>ULshort distan-e Iroin New Voik, a Public Hou.s, w-ll situaicd, wi'h ample k on di aud every ih'Uj mt' e bfst erder ?the house is corr.mnd'ous, and ulI the cat ha ldiriits in the best condition. A good e ianc lor an old e:>untr*Bili, as h^ could raise vegetableseuoueh for the New Y?>k market to lay his rent.comius in low. For pirtieu'ars eiquire at V?'. KKYNOLDs' Store . ET?5 "*' f4 Liipenard -t. near B'oadway. <((31 TO UK 1'?A larced lia .dsouie h"Lse, Mo rl Hudson ff?? street, w ith or wnhuut ana 'joiviog store nr office, i' J.M.. Also, a small house a'd store [No i(S Hudsou rtreet ROOMS TO LUT t IN THE BELMONT HOU-SK, NEW BRIGHTON ?The Sue icnber having titled up this estab'Uhnient at a K[Ui ^[f dm foi the comfort of his frieuOs *ud the , *J ' c r? (etui for the vmy libera; pntrouciie already be (towed od tnr.i, iru?u by Ins exertions to please tor a continuance of it He bens to inform them that he ha* ill two doable aDd three siugle rooms udoccui ltd, which he will let on terms low to snit the times, if imme i. ie.ie application be made, and will be happy toaccommo<lnc nous wishing to eujuy the Deantr and Advantages of thi< pises The sittmiion is oue ot the most desirable on the Terrace. Ilavlug a very fine Urge bsthnitf house directly in front, llie boarders can enjoy that Inxuu-y with the greatest convenience ami pleisure The steamboats ply constantly tlironchont the day to and frjm New York. OKOlfUK PIEM8, Belr.umt Hoasc, New Brighton. Jnne ?8th IK43. j3D r > .1 A. PAHLDH 81 BKDUOOM TO LET?Pleasantly f.'. J limited in Hnb'uioti street lie r Buclay in a private '"r'hi '* '" Wou'd bi let, with or wuhou-. boaid, to two ? l uiu'II or alady ana gentleman. K r icnus apply at >o 40 B tm h slier t n3 3'r m ILLINOIS'. LLIMOIS ! ! ILLINOIS !! '.?Any #CM?rerion h iving for sale ?t a rery low price, from 80 to 3>>0 ic.es of first rate land, dry and m.dul uiwg, in Veimulion ( omity, neir Uanville, Illinois rr.vy heir ? a purchaser by ep pl>iuS 10 JA ?ll! S SH *W, 121 Ka'ton st N. Y , or br Itter lust tavl, < tuii'R ihe low>-stprice p-r *cr*. the met l?"aii->ii, the (wen i*< ijualitT, oi d the gaa itity w.< ihe laud; il improv.d, si-tuuii ih -nar.ictnars of men i pro enenls and thr in-mu. r > in Wlncn thi* I M..I i< sapplyed wi h w.itrr lor lunnitu purposes Ami al?" Matinit the c'wip-i and most direct-unte fo n York City to the lauds desc ibed -! n ?u,... .1.. ........ ... ,.,M ot ,K.. L?,? on ,1,. land. ) i lQi?rc PAHIa B'JOTS AND LA^T^i MADE TO ORDKK BY E. 3USER, 175 Broadway, (Basement,) one door from Courtlundt Bireet. E. 8U5KR. ilootmaker, no I rniker of L*s's, an i^"E Te"?rClerce of Pans, bees leave to iurorm his fri'udi aud all the ama'-urs of a irentlewnr ly "chauvsure," that he ran now make, i>i New York, with the tin; Kei.cn in* eriais, all that n ?o perfectly made, in Pirn, hy t<i? ina?ier t!ie celebrated bootmiker Clerce, whose numerous cu?i?m?r? ou I hi aide of the A Innlic ?re reaieetfully luvi'.rd to try SI SElt'S b >OU and l.tsts before they de?i>?ir ol beit'g 'chaus ei' id New York, a'trr the nicest, I teat Paris 'ashiun. Also. the genuine 1'ana Jet Dlaik Va.-uuh told. jy78 Im'ec _ yJbs.il BOUT A.I J SHOE STUKE. -iMSlfftWr JOHN HKADY resjwt tlully luf.irms his irieu<.s ind the rublic, that he hu coinineucei. bnstne.s in the above liur.at No. 99 Nassau street, wnere lie Kill crmitkfully receive tn<! faithfully execute, all order* he u?*T he lavoreo with mci' rf|?nn*h'r ^rmi Jot r??li STRAW GOODS. TBKNNETT, 21 John street, linpouer and Mtnnfactnr er of Italian f .euch aid English Straw (ioodi, re?pr"t fully infirm* the rublie that he is selling olT at the lowest cost pTires, a splendid stick o' Ladies' Kesiiion ihle Straw Ho'di, cousiiting of an assorrneLt ol boojet* made of the roost supen or outlines ol dim-Is, vii*-V iclans ISraids, French and Eoiiluh Dunstable do, Italian Hut'and ami r?i'nle do Piiuce A'i? ruo, Impel al and Shell do, Tuican, lie. &c he. The ahor<* article* are all gjt up iu the moat becoming and fashion ible aha pet L>i(ht summer faiicy bannett. The French Whalebone bonnet, a durable. whit-, light and eitremelr bMtifllUMW< Alao, H'ten-h Lac<' Btait Bounets, of various patterns. *8 lm*rn ALL, WHO WANT OOOD, FASHION A III.E cheap (iAITEHS are invred to callat WALK EH'"> celebrated cheap store, 41# Bioadway, north west c>ri??r of Canal aireet Good city in toe Kilters, buskins, ties and slippers at p lies 20 per cent, lest tlirn eTer before offered. A'so, gents' hoys'ami children's fine French aud native calf d ess toots cheapest yi.u ever taw; Ho doBeots, buys' aud children's tjuirttr baots, gaiters au>l dr-ss snoes Also, the jrrBteti ?nne,y of all tne ,?i IT Lnt.W tm I ,mi:v Ui#. til.. tin mermi* In p iitim# r*f ? Alt wno want any of ilie abort aiticlra, ,ire mvit*<1 to cali nl WALKbU'8 Cltesp SJoot aud Shoe dtore, 4(9 Bnvulway, north w. at coru'r I >nal it. tv 17 t m^er WA CHpj?? I he largest <md inuai apiciidiil tsuiuneaiol Watchea iu the city, i? to bn lound at the aubacriber'a.? As he ii couatmtly reoeiriug nil deacrytioua ol U?lt) aun fcilrer Watches, of the n-weit atylca. direct from the manufacturer', in Itagland, France, and Switzerland, he is aaeoibled to offer a 'arger -isaortuieot, aud at much le?a prices, al ittnil, ihan any oti^ri liouae in the 'ity. Gold watcliea aa low aa ?ao to ta earn Wntchea and jewellery eichanged or bought All wntchea warraultd to keep good time, or the mouey returned.. Wa'ches, clucka *Dd jewellery repaired id the beat manner, and^ warranted lowe? [ in at any other plnee in the city. (I. C. ALLK V, imr-orM* of wntchea "un lewellery, jyj lm#r W <r,l ^i, w HMf n-*,1. ?m< > SPKCTA' LKS ?II TKAI Z JKaK, Oroli.uVd t>,,t ci?n, (.'n'a1 at, N > 85, (rrmo 'uu troin Hroiuway, 551) mi cinttamly on h?n I ? lar*e uioitaieut of Specttc.ts lor ihurt fiiihied aud far lighted p-rsoua. Also, e\cy kind of flpeciscte Q'aaaei. mi3 lm*'C pOAL, UOALfeich Oichaid lied A*hCo?l. li ?t n'wdry, ^ will be sold br the (ubscriber at the following low pricea for cash * Kresh broken aud rgg, from lump iu the yar l, icreened *mI delivered to any put of the ci'yat jtioertou ; ato?e SI 75 i large nut St 5u ; S5 ce ta per ton [??? w.ll be chargedfii tttaken Irom the boat? weight and qml ty wirrantetl PKTKK CLINTON, I vfi 5m*r V4 Greenwich. cor* er nl Kiae at. Mux K Y i u LENU. ABRAHAM J. JACKSON, PAWMill''KKR, No. 5i HeS'le atieef, nr-r Mroadwav, h au> money in lariie or until sums, aa mxy In required, ou v*a cli ?, jewelry, ai'ver ware, dty go.d?, wearing a|ir?'el, and peraoual pr peity of tre-y de?eii.lion. j>lo im't hegarT! stGARs! r HE^'BIQUKS, 51 William street, oOi-ra for sale, in lata to nit nun lutaeia? 50,0 n La Mmmi *War?, of a most anperior quality, direct fio the m iiinfaiuerers. S.(Mi KM* H.-kmiis. JO 0 H I'fn <lo, 1(1 10 U B0??. lii.OHi >ornn I'twtelcj. IV (.00 Pri 'lauerai. 20 I CO Noi'HJI. The abo?e Semn ,ir? well wor'hv the attention of enoniiiimr?, hem; mi e ?ti upre'tly to order. jrll wee PL. U.NOSf Imptitier ?l.d L'( III iu Ilia bril II iva:ia Srnan reiieenu ly iuviu* hit fnendi??J the pnbl>c in jei.eal, t.articul <rlv the judges of tin article, to crll ?<t th* tore 3< I)??ery, fi??'e (if Hie luilitn I'.hiel at the door holu n* the aiitu in hi? Inuil lie hM receiTrd by the late arrival! n hands me numiy . { mo Kent tlnforeU ft k ir?, eqa*l to any iu thecny, it uut?ni<eiior {'he a!)v>?e ?.or? will be open from '6 A. M to 1> u'i lock. P. -vi. Yit l"<*l ro J'Hb. uovKits on rtor?.ttK'U 0jl.aoh~i k.a~ ' Howqoa'a Miiture?Thii eitretneiy deheicn* and auparai l?!ed 1'**, io hi?hly celebrated in China and Knrope, jo?t ini nriori. ii .>1 tor iale *t the Caii'ou Til Comoint ilrnm i Tm ? ttbiiahmut, 1>I N?->? Yor t, and 115 Ktil ton itreet, Brooklyn-*in ? ?*?> < Pn?? ?# t-ou and I aach ?i ' *m CHOTON BATH I S. CORNKR "f E ?t i*ru'd?? trnd o ihjiin* tii?P e? rf ducoi t Om sliil i It?I ! '? *i|<edi?nt c?nr?e enuca mis UltMut Uou?? uiK-ii' r i ? iw'noemeiit to any i i ihr en, |l ii fn niih. d ?i'h li- d tab*, w icn i o not f nuinit ili?f,i<? L?. i ?' B.vJi, No. K but Urjudtrny, neat door. Pnee nUo rai need. M Jt'r HKMOVAL TU NtW YOiuT 'PHK LU-^8 ? ! K ei .nl l.eict oo hind.Abie to the act ol I w !>idk-'UHN tc i HO,WAS O rk Leg M.lier, fcc reapectluljy ii.f'Miiu lb* I i blic tmu he hn irmoro iron rmiMklxhw to No -Tt W*iei ?.rett, control t'ili tt, Sew lork City, where ho contliact to isa,.unc!me Artificial Limln, ou it plan ttia moit correct ?:i'l l?<ur cjmtdic*tt,l lnvIII*, lhri.mil giC'ility, i.ireutcd, ti.ad a.i i Worn hu vtifi lal Irk lor Inty yeiri, aud b<-cu a rnn n'ai turer for thirty fi?e yenra, Iceli confident of lt'.Tin< aau?fic:i u to all whncilloa him for Lec>, Hand*, Anna, or th? c tnnan wooden I.ep , *3 ltn?m wmBmmssasssmBBmf^msmmssBsaBBBaBss RK I [ORNINO, AUGUST 5, 1 iJY TI1E PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. IN piiriuance of law, |, J ,|m Ti I*r, Pretidttit of ih? Uni'ed Slain ol AmriPt, ilo here** declare ?ud make n >wn t?>ar public i^lea *i I t.e held ot th- juri?rmentiou<-d Land Otic-s 11 th* Sute of Mitsuun, at ihe perioda hereinafter dtiij ua'ed. to wit:?? Ai Plattabim h, in Clinton c ni.tv, Ihe ten' ol the t.anrt Of flee fvr the Pl*tte nitric* f Muaouri, cocpnieurii>g ou M"n ilif the ritDtn d.iy of t'ctobrr next, for the di poml of the public U-di wiihtu I lie nu'e uieutiomd towu?lii|>a aud iracli.JiiM lownaHi?, to wit:? Nrtthof the b*?*. lii c ?uu weit ?f the 5t'< principal m ri lian, ^ and w? ot t>ie former ? eitern boundary of the State. Towothipt ??> -on' am* a.tty three, ol raog.t thirtj-five. ! Townihipi aix'y two a?d >.ixty four, ofrange thirty-?i*. Towuslrps ?m v o ik ami iTtwnre.of nu.-e thirty- even. Townthii ?'it I v. < , n i ofraigetri ii. The wcit half of towuihip sitt, our, ol rai.ge thu tyuilia. Vractional towu>liii> iixi)-(wo, and towiufiip nxt)-four of IIMI forty. ( ' actional townihipa ?iity-:wo nil inty-lhrer, ol rauge K cnmal towuahipx sixty-three ami ?ixty-four. of range O'ty two. .North ol the *aat line and we?' of the 5th prin -ip'-l mer d an, end eait ?f the former * ii?? h u<u ary of t'le State Towiuhipt aix<? one an<S tixt' -two, of riiige 'wrutj-iereu. Town hijn ?iitr, ni y-o:.e and aixly-two, of rsuvi twviitv ULllt rowt.h.i' lilt'-one <?l range twenty nine. AUo, at tneianie place, rmom Miciu< on MomUy. the thirteenth day ol November, ueit, tor ill" <1 ?ponl oi the public lud? withi i the limits of ths uDdcrmeutionrd townships and ujjetiona1 towiuh's, ?n ? North of the tia?< lii.?-a?d west of i h 5tli principal meridian, and weit ?f the fo'iiivr weater i b m d irv of ih? rttate. Krtvt'O'.a township* 4Hty, lifiy-oue, fiitf three tift>-li?e,aud fif \-seven, of range ihirivti ief. T?* u?hip? Oil w vvo.fi'iy-four, ft ty- ix, fifty-;iiiht,and sjxly of rnii:flhir'y-fi>nr Krac'ion 'I township lifty-ino, townships fiftv-thrce, (ifu-five rariianil towunliiii lifiy-even, '.uil township lily-uiue.ol r.in?? tiitrty live |irxcti-'oal towmhipsfity-fonr, liliv-six, and fil ty-seren, aud township sixty. "I range thirty-tin Kmrtmual towushu-s tiuylive, tifty-iix, llfiy-eiglit, aud fiiiyuine. of miiKe tlnr )-inen, r'rartioaiu township* Uf-y-fifo end ?ixty, of muge thirtyeight. At the f an I OIW at Lexington, rninuieucis'g on Mond .y. rh* second d<v of October next, fur the diaioul of ill: public laud* willimihn limit "I .h?uudrrni n.i> aeil townships,to wi. J .North of the bue line .'ml ?e?t ol the fifth principal nieri diau. i owusmps tmrty-'ii, iniriy scveu, ai a inn tr e'Ki't, 01 range fourteen. Townships thirty live mi l thirty set en,of nni;i fifteen. T"wu?hip thirty-fire, of ranges si teen and tineieen. TowdsIhi s thirt)"iiv?, thiuy-slx, thirtvscvm, and thirtyeight, of r>u' f tweuiy-<iue Township thirtv-e liht. of rauKo twcutv-three. Towushin thirty-lime of range twen.y-siiht Tuwishipa thirtj-fiji'it and thirty-nine, of range fentynine Tiiwmhip forty, ot ranges thirty one, thirty two and thirtythree. Souih-weat Irarti nal quarter of section tweotv-one, and the no.-t!>-ra?t a: (l BO'th wcsi fr-tcUimal ijn<rtei? of sect on twentyfour, io township fitty one, sou;h ol Missouri river, of range tweniv-six Southwest unarurof section seven, in township forty nine, of range twenty-seven. _ t L-uds appropriated by law, f ir (he use ol schools, military' or other purposes, wi.l bo excluded Irom sale. The sales will e<eh he ki'P' o:>eu lor two weeks, (unless the lands ntesooner disposed of,) and no longer; nud no private ei tnesof Und, id th* townships to offered,will be ndtnitteo until imi the expiration of vhe two wtekf. Oiicnuudcr my Inn ' at the ?~ity of Washington, this eighth day of June, Anno Domini, 18*1. JOHN TYLER. By the Piesiden'. Tilt). H B! AKK, Commissioner ofthe General Land Office. NOTIOK TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS. Everv penoii entitled to ihe ri?ht nfpre etiptiouto ai y lauds w thin t'ic limits o' ihe tiw nthit'S above enumerated,is required oest-blish lie slme to the ?**iaf?ct'o i of the Register and Receiver of the pr"pi-r land oflvre, and mile payment therefor a* sojn as prfiir.ihle -iftar sei inu this untie,;, anu be'ore the dav appointed for ihe commencement of ihe |,u die sale of the township, einbrai ing the tract cl"imed, abo. e demgua:ed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited THO. H. BLAKE, Commissioner oltiie tie .eral Lai.il Oflije. je27 It aw to HOQctr STATE OF NEW YORK-IN CHANCERY BEFORE Tll? ASSISTANT VICE CHANCELLOR OF THE FiRST CIRCUIT. ANN K. YATES, ARCHiBALl) WATT, and other*. IN i'uisnxice r.l an order of this* onri, made in s the above r-m. ill h* nril.: 'f nntil r wnrfirm. utirfff fl?r dir#rrion nt ihe mih<nii.fr at ill" Hmuudi in the .Vierch,tn"'a Kichanje, in the cry of Now \ oik, ou Satniday, the twelfth da* of Augmt nan, a* half-vaat tw. lie o'clock, at uoon ail that cer am piece or | i eel of laud situated, lying, mid beineet Ha lent, in the twelllli waid of the city of New Y?rk, bonndrd eattrrlv by ti e KinzsbndKe foart, wa'erly bf land belonging to Peter Myen, lie heir of Jacob Myera, mid J 11 l.awieuce, aud noitherly hy land of I. Mot!, cxuttuiiiug twelve ac?ea and au half acre, he i he iame m <re or ! as Alio, all that oilier n ece u? pocel of land, timated, lyin? and hei :g at ilit'ei, in the ward *tid ut> afores id.bonn'l- ou'he west by King?hr d<e road. on the n..rth hy omer laudutthe aid Archiha'd Watt, on the east hy the Kiuh h Avenue, and n to? south hy the other iand c.l the said I'eir r Myera,C"0 aiui?K >ii acres *n<l seveuiy four hundred ha of au acie.be the same inor.- or lets. Alao, al'tint other piece or puce! of land, aitnatgri, lying ?n.l heiu(( at H.irlem, iu the ward .ind ciiy >f ?i raaid, bounded on the we'i hy the r ight Avenue, od the north by oth-r land el th- i tiil Archibi'd w an, on the eaat by land ol ihc * id I'et-r Vtv"*, aud htrlcs H. II.ill, and on the anu'h by lamt of John tiyeia, coutaii g rweuty-ui.,e acres and u<ui"yiil hun d ed hi of au acre, b? the same more or leis. Alan, all tliat certain o'hrr tract, piece or parcel of meadow u<i nplaud, a rtt ite<i iu the ward au i ci y aforesaid, I eiug the nor hern part of the island iu Harlem rivur, bonuded ou ihe north au l east br aaid river <nd on the aonih and weai hy lands i fPetrr Myers. ChaHea H. Ila I, and Prt'r Myers Jud, containing ten acrea and thirteen liuuereltha, be the aame more or less Also, all that certain o"her t act, piece or 'parcel of meadow a d nplat d, Mitived iu n e w^.r I and city aforesad, b*i g the lomhern eud oftlie island aforesi'd, bounded ontne?a?t and t' nr . by aait! river, and 011 the weal and n >r'h by laud of the aaid Peter Mvti and John Myera, containing two acres ai.d twenty two hundiedilia of an acie, be the fame mire or less. Dated 2Gtli of July, 18U BTKPHKN A UAU'JV.TT, Mat er iu Chaurery. HKNHY KULLKR. Bollcitor h?i ttaw 1w?r IN t'U KSUANGK ol an order of the Surrovateot the < onu ? ty ol Nr w York, not ice is hereby given t> all perioui having elaima agtt.nai Peter Murphy. late of the city ol New York, gentleman, deceased, to present the aaine with the vonrhera thereof, to the autncribera, at the office of Ldinuml S. Ueirv, No. 51 W ill street, in the city of New York, ou or before the eightoenth day of September neit uatca ;>ew rora.uie taw aav 01 ,vurrn. 1113. JACOll HAHVKY, JAMES C. BELL, m16 lawSm r Adni?ii?trHtor? with the will anne?ed. NO I'lCt:?All i>ertoQt hiving any I'gal c'aun igiiQit Ja.Bt D minick.Utr of the city of N. York,butcher,d? c-ased.are reqnettee lo 'iresrtit the ni'nr with the voucheri (lirreaf, to the tut,terrier, a>. the ROOM No 93 Men er ttie?t. AUo, all those iiiilehird to the es'at of ?till dec. atud, to make p > meat bcloie the 30th day of November ueit. to ANN M. DOMINICK, Ei*. m?? to Nvll Knilmw'Sr PHILADELPHIA DAGUKK11EOTYPE ESTABLISHMENT. EXCHANOK. lib 11.1)1 SO, KuO.MS 56 k i7. 'PHE Mihicnben, h<iv,n t> or 11 red theAn<u:> !? 'the tale 1 ofVolO rAM'Ett S DAOUKKHKMTYPKAPrAKATUrt, cou?tru ted aocoidi g t?? 1'rofettnr Pe xvat't rairul .tiou have on mud n la-ge alio? nient of th'ir Appira ua, aid riiita at well at ?n?t?ur?of ihitr ft, wu ht-? t> iTncnrt > unoil ?|ipatvui, will tn.d it to thfir advantage 11 .if cirr t?atrum?nt? ol'tt'U coa?triic!i'iu Thry alto ln?( laie y imported a large qtt ti>lil> or Utim iu and h'.eich plates, and *11 the chert icalt uted ii' lien ' <t? which they W rrmit in every r-a, 1 ci. at they ar< mad* their order Col ?l.iiu 'bvimrtt, and m ir icco caiet.at d fll 1 f rtsary uUeritlt are dd on tie m >t| reat .Bible tntna The following gcntlem n htVe asterd to act a? the r agent, vit:? K. Wrlii.e, E?,| ,175 Qroadwav, N. Y. P Ht-i, Kn| W ?liiii?t n D 0. Dr. A. Ca-iuri, Ri.-hraoiid Va. T. Lanreos r ?i) , Sava in?h, O 1 Will am \Vest, K?.i?< inciuuati. Ohio. All cup) nuuiotioi.t (i> at i<a'<l) a'd oiiltrt, accompanied with remittance!, Mill !>e p.oinpily at t eiled to, a d ?h<iuld be dnee'ed to W. fc K. L ANOKNHE1M jel }tn*r ffhange Hot'ri k, Phil*. ROOK-KEEl'I W. n^HO^AM JONEs, Accountant, i#t Brovlwav, contitiuet A throughout the tainmer in i.thi 11 receive pm ill who are prtciietlly and thornuhly instructed in the vati rutduttei of tnedt ikj Pnvate leitoHtnre gvtn when p.eterrel. I'liblul.ed and for i*l? by thn author as above?"/onet'i Pr nct'l'i and IVctlca of tfowkleniiirg." ?vo. S',50 Thu work hit >?e 11 rdnpted in many of th* nnr <\cai'?nnr iojtitn liout in thu c?untiy, ai d I1.1t tteeo ret nbluhed iu England. Knr a f. no pan of li.it improved met ><oJ ol teaching. tee art 2 Honi'? Merchant'i Mauazme, Dee 1812. Aecnon'/intthi^?Aee u u ? 1 u<t?d in eaiet of diipate, litiKa too, 11 soivetK y or ilrath. Book* oprmd or balnuced. ?3 !iii*tc GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN FRICTION MATCHES. ANEW AKTIC'^E OK MA rCHES, without brimttnue ha* lately be?n pnented hv lertert |S*oi nl the United Hiatct iu favor of theiiiventor w K. Aanard.and are 11 ? m?lu'aetured ami offend to the public by the proi 'le'o.'tol taid pairnt at Nil. IS; Bhecker ?tre?t, Ne v Vorli, whir' ill who wi?ii to puref>ate khoiI matcbet are invited to call an I them And all .ettout whatever arc here by mtKied of the taid pMeiit and warned not to ?iol.ite or iiifrinn* apon th-t?m* iu any in.it'n'r, lest iliey incur the prnMtiet ol the law iu aueh caaet '1 hr.o matchet ignite with erne and eeraiat* iu all weatnert and climate', aud burn witn a brilliant f! \in-; toil il placed in a vertical ponti mi, wi'l continue to t urn long eunnan t > aeal ereral let-on with nu The. may lay i-n ueraetl in wit" fur hoart ai.ii day*, aud it it hrlieyt J evaj for weekt tad wr.f u taken out and dritd, will ijtnit* aud ouio at before. Three qu liti?t of meta tn \ ch-? are rniae ami told ai above, niuiri'r?\o I, Ft r* and Perfumed Th? latter are a^ne.ib'y ?ce- tt d and tit lor ladies' toilrti Eipnrtert, te.-tr imokert, KoaMkeeMTt,lid all wh > m mucliet, will rcamiy perceive h w ileciried the adv titage pitietted by thru over all othen. Orders aod cvtnmuuicitiout ti he uldrratrd ti (i tlDWKV, No 161 Uieeckerit, jyJI lm#r Agent for the IVevteet and M unfar'iirert. A RAH E CHANCL. FOtt BALK?A I'ofter Home, id one nl the belt aitnatinnt in ihe city, known at the Kast Hiver Coffee liou-e. Ill H' innitntt, wi'h all the li?f'ire? attached iliereto, vi*. m slid oru imeuti thnlflehoard (umUr covei) ?i*ut, t.auipiV. juciei, he There ii alto attached to the hoote eiuh'een han.Uorr jly fnr* uiahed lodging rnomt . the whole wul L>e diapoteJ o( .tarea (oi Able var< iti m. The h.iu?e it at present doing atl eieelleut btitineia, bat the |?.<lth of itt pr-?eut p opri?lor and uiget t bumieit at the I* nth, ? the re-ton for hit wacting a cuttomer. 'I lie fc.ut'tu B. 'tt arrive .'pinnite t e dour ! the vniooi linetnl I,olid, n, Liverpool, New Orlevit a-'d other p-fkei? re iu ilaituineditie vicinity, aud the Holloa Maract, one bloc* below. To nay on* wuh'iig ro eugnje in the biiim?s? an opportunity it offtfil wur'h loo> ingaftr. Koi farther particular*, irt)uire ot A II BOH*!* I ' ?tr*?t ivll tm r I k/Tnr^TTaINi" HMHNU Mime.. ;'!.J cprw* a ,< t, I J [ (o U iort from the corner ol Waihiiu on it.e* t, >.em < lint' M > W?t, N-w Vol*. OiumuItoh ht.iil ? k-i ertl * ntini ut of Xol? and llppr l,cuthrr. filec''. Mo oeco iud hid ttlini,wi h l'r?r, U<Mt *m1 LcolMkiD HtD<lum,,'lior J'i l.at'iuiii. H?l|jon?, Hibhoiu. rth^rtmin, L'u?n >-nd Lr* her Milium, Boot o?ia ?U<1 WeMu, n OS I'rceaJ.uta, 11 rnmrri, lBbcch A?l? *n I TV k?,wnh * fall ?Mjrttn?nt 1 bhotm.v en hTo ill, ot'ih* itio?t approved imtrrin. a? lm?r WARREN 8 WILKEY. ss*shhhbsesbbbseeefe-sp!59ne* I EH A 843. 3 hin janeiro. (Correspomlt-nceol the Herald ) Rio janeiro, jimp 27, 1?43 hilerrutintf Narrative of the Lot?of the Srhootur Ohio of N<wi>oit, H. I. jamks g. bknnktt, esq.:? sir 1 write you by the first opportunity that oflers concerning the logs of the schooner Ohio, of Newport, It. I , Win. Siniley master. Our o Hi nets and crew at the time of the loss were twenty five in number We were standing from While li ?y tor Patagonia in the river Negs, at ten minutes pant midnight, when the vessel struck a shoal, the sea being very rough at the time, and the niuht very dark, which made our situation most dreary The moment the vessel struck the sea boarded h?r, and stove the larboard boat to attorns; the second stove in the hatches, and the vessel filled and fell on h-'r beam ends Gapt S. in trying to get the starboard boat clear, cut his loot very badly ; at that moment one of the men was cashed oveiboard, and Captain Si., cut as lie was, rinhed alier hint, and saved him two or three mms from drowning; the third s> a took the starboard boat over, and Captain 8. with her, where here m lined tryn g to save her till she was stove to pieces beneath him. He then called all hands and told them the only chance was to save the spars io m>ike a rait Mr Dawson, the chiel mate, hi d Captain Goiiah, set about it as soon us it was daylight. On the 17ii? March, at sunrise, the Captain seeing all in readiness, bade lis take to ihe rati, which proved insufficient for more th ill eight perrons; however, vse all sot on, but Captain 8. who volunteered to stay behind, and was folio wed by Captain (rough. At that moment a sea caps zed the raft, and all returned to the wreck again. Captain S r? quested some to take the raft, tell ng them it was the main dependence, but they chose to stay in preference, lie then proposed to draw lots, or tor volunteers to no on the rait with him, and was lollowed by six persons, Captain Gougli and Mr. Dawson, und lour seameu. The raft was nearly upset two or three times. Before they got off from us we all cast a wishful eye towards th? in, and wished them success, as our lives, we considered, depended on their sal<;ly_ At 101' M. that night rlie vessel broke to pieces. Fourteen men clung 10 the piece with mc, and two with Mr. Walker. We were driven at the mercy of the waves all thm night, and part ol the next day, when we landed on an ibland. We eagerly looked for our shipmates but could see nothing of them. On the foIlowitiK morning we met Mr W. and two men. We were ulnnul famished with hunger and tlurfct, but l?;und nothing to relieve us lor five days, when we gut water, and a cask of bread trom the wreck. Then we commenced picking up what stuff we could to make a rati ut to cross to the main laud,but lot-t two men by their own lolly, in trying to awim over on two planks In two or three days mor" we saw a boat, to ?ur great surprise,which proved to be Capt. Cough, and lour of our men, who came and took us oft The cook died crazy lor ihe want ol water ? Capt. Gougli informed us that Capt. S had p<>t the commandant to send the boat over the laud -IS miles in a cart, and had sent cverv thing in his.power lor us, which proved so. We were very weak, hut all were in good spirits, and nearly naked ? We were taken to the town by the cart, where we received every kiudnets. We were met by Capt. S. on horseback, and sore was his loot at the time lie prepared Iruit and wine for our reception We were treated wiih every kindness by the p ople. Capt. S. is a great Iivorne with all in the place, which m tde our situation better than perhapi it might be otherwise if with any one else. I niurn the cap'ain my ihaoka lor the manner he behaved to me and my shipmates, and also lor the coolness and ludgnient he showed us, and also tor the good advice he gave us before he left the wreck. I write for inysell and crew of the vesjel to return lummy and their thanks. A. Brown. This letter is the plain narrative of a sailor, who has passed through great sufferings and privations, but written as it was, without the taudry ornament of fiction, or even the advantage of learning or the facilities ot composition which are obtained iu other pursuits, it possesses a deeper interest ilian can be found in the unsubstantial and unreal narratives of the professional novelist. Naval..?The U. S. ship Yorktown, John S. Ni' cholas, E;q Commander, arrived this morning from the Pacific. The Yorktown Bailed from Valparaiso on the second of May, where she left the U. S. frigate United States, bearing the broad pennant of Commodore Thos. Ap CateBby Jones, last from Mfzallan, Mexico. The U. S. ships Cyane, Commander Stribling, and Dale, Commander Dornin.wereon the Coast of Mexico and Calilornia; the schooner Shark, Lieut. Comd'g Eigle, was at Callao ; store ship Relief, Lieut. Comd'g Sieiret, ontheCrast of Calilornia. The Yorktown lelt Rto de Janeiro (where she touched on her pass ige from Valparaiso) the 27ih Juue. Lelt at Ilto the U. S. fr-gate Columbia, Commander E. It Shubriek,nnd the U.S. ship Boston, Commander Long, last fro;:: Tahiti. The latter to sail iu a day or two lor Boston. The Yorktown brings a large amount in silver dollars ; aUo about two tons weight of gold and silver iu bars, chitfly for the merchants of New York. The following is a list of the officers on board of the Yorktown: ? John S. Nicholaf, , Commtnder; P. Drayton, l*t t luiilunBnt. IAT P?tu;,.9 .J I . |' L\ M r-I 1. i ? . ? -, ? - " i 8.1 do; Thomas B Nalle, Punerj Win L. Vanlioru, Surgeon; Miles K Warrington, Actum Mmci; Paul sJherley, Mid hipman, H. K Stevens, do; A F Warley.doj Il?bert Savage, do; Richmoud Aulict.do; S 8 llm.nti, dii; II L O Brown, do; J nepb J Page, I aptam's Clerk, K I a-aril < avendy, B.i iUwgin; John Vl.ntiD, (Juuner; William Ward, Nail maker; J me* Mr I) timid, Cat penter; Julius Vantteenbury , Maitei'l Male; Willi am Reed, Purler'* Cletk. Packet Ship Welling ton.?The following letter, complimentary to Capt. Chadwick, we received by the Acadia, and publish, because we know practically that every word is deserved:? To Captain Daniel CntnwicK, or the packet ship Wellikotow: Sir? We, the underiignrd, being the cabin paisenger* on bond tlie packet "hip Wellington, on her pai*ag* Irom New York to London, adopt tint metho I of e*pi filing to >011 our great satisfaction nt th admirable manner in which you have, in every particular, miniitered to our romlorti dining the very agreeable voyage with which we have been favored. It has been mo.t gratifying to us to witmisthe excel ' lent crder nnd obliging behaviour of all the officers and crew of votir vessel, which, while we recognise your ow n exemplary discipline, we are disposed, in a great mt'asure,to aacnbn it to the introduction of temperance principle*,now so happily prevalent In taking leave of you, believe ill to be sincere in doping that a* long 8* it may be your pi evince to rro?s the Atlantic, your voyage* may be a* prolific of mvantego and comlort to younelf a? the present has been conducive to ourcollective arid individual enjoy ment. We are, very respectfully, t our Iriend*, John II. Willis, Elizabeth U. Willis, Ann Augusta Willii.K S Hale, Harriet M M iingy, A Vnbel, Sarah F Underbill, Sarah Samuel, Miry B Parson*, Louile K uter, Mary S. Ui deihill, John Edpn, P. Schleuugrr, tVm. J nks, J ime* Jon*-*, George Sproule. K Ceprano,' ( ' S.imm I Thomas Walk* r I. Vnh..l l .nn. l t.nkiii Hugh Walsh. ivr D.. AS Underbill, W. Wulsb, John Kf-yn, Henry Starr, Davi<l OoM-mith (Jo bourj ship Wellington, Jtint; 8W li, 1*4.1. Average IIkat in t?xy.?The Philadelphia North America i has compiled a t?hle i f thermometries! observations, taken at the Pennsylvania Hospital, during the month of July, tor the Ust four vara. The hottest day in 'he whole lour jears was Saturday. the 2 1 July 1843; when the tlu rmometer marked ninety-seven degrees. Hut the mean umperatnreol July tor the tour years, i-t very uniform. In lHIO.twaa 8171; in 1811, 83 80; 1812, 83 <77 ; and in 1H13 it wub82(?7. Accident.?The Mercantile Journal h.iysthatnn Tue?dav mornin?, a son of TKotnns H Perkins, Jr. named Franri*, aged 12 years, lost his life by ihe accidental di charge of a gun, while setting into a bout nt Swan Maud lie was a promising youth? and his premature death is much to be deplored. CiiF.t..sKA Walking Park ?lilwnrth's sever h I twenty.lour miles time ol walking, 5 i. 20ai P2-; horte?* tim ooe ini'e, 9 n 37*; longest time ?<i<e mile, 16,11 r>0 > Fogg's 7ih twenty-lour miV* ol walking, .r> i 31m 9<.;shorte?t time one mile, 12m ; longest time one nille, Itiin. 15i. Both men ar- in good train nnd feel well. The Park will he lighted up thi* evening. LD. Priu Two OMU? City intelligence. Hwikdliro a M?Htui?*e ?Juhn K. Dillon, of No. 74 Oliver ?tr?et, mude an uttt.lavn ugainiit John Crowe, to whom it appear* lift had lent a ?um of money , and had re ceived as security a mortgafle far $?.0 on certain pro perty. 1 here wa? ? balance due on the mortgage of (ISA, andou Thursday evening Crowe called at Dillon'* house and redeemed the mortgage, paying him $140 ia lull* of (he following worthlosa money Two flities on the Roxbury Dank, Mo*#., Letter A , No. 3 and 50 j two twenties ou the Farmers' Bank, Cattaragus County,dated June 4, 1843, at nix month* after date, letter A , No?. 343 $75; and there being live dollars changn out of the $140, the unblushing swindler made tho unfortunate dupe give security lor it* piyment the following morning, when lu kily the value of the paper was discovered, and the barefaced robbery disclosed. Crowe was fully committed. Av Ownkh Wj^itrn ko* a Ooi n Watch?Officer fltepbnu* ar?.|i> l in Ch-ttham street three men, u hole names are William Thomas, John Gilding. and Jamea Rvana, w hile endeavoring to sell n lady'a beautiful gold watch, purple braid uuard, and i roM key, lor which an owner is wanted. The lellows urrested are notorious llnevt sund Imr?l.<rs. Roauifio a Dsijixk* Man ? John Pitta, who resides at the <o nerol (J> nid and Ouerck street, complained at the Polic.eollice ye?t< rilay that lie hint b">en > bbed of two one hundred dollar bill* on the Union Dunk ef this city, and one dollar ot nth' r pa|? r money , while lutmrmg tinder the < ffectsof some drugged liquors. which he bal lirank m the hoiifo of Hi'k f'atuck in company with 1* ihc Hall The wile ol Pitta r. covert d one o the $tuo lulls from PatricK, but he relusrd to refund any more. He and ll<ll were arrta'ed and fully committi d. Ahkut or a Ni w Vork Nvmph at Taor?Officer Cnckiuii aire-tr I at Troy anirlul notorious had character, who bad fled ficm this ci'y. alter robbing a young lei low nun-d Thcodoro Ly man, of neatly $140 on Friday light Inst nt the brothel No 151 Ilt'bde suett. She waa Committed lor examination. Stealing a Hilvmi Watch ? Heury Allen waa fully maa Kiss, N?. <iJ Cherry it rest, patent lever watch, of the value i<f $2f>. Ho admitted the theft. Imiumt ?t tiik Citv Hospital*?Aninqueat we* held ou the body of Caroline Kane, a young gill, who a'out a week since wuv very severely burned at No Wl Nlolt street, by the bursting of a ?pirit lump, while hobting a candle, to enable her companion, Adeline Smith, to All it. She was "o s idly burned that she died on Thursday eveniii({. Verdict?deal h from accidental burning, ceuacd by the exjiloHiou ot a spirit lamp. (J. S. t. In ult Court. Before Judge Betts. Aru 4 ? Bknjami.i Hti?nir><i was this day tried for an assault with a daigerous weapon, on thp Pitat and fl< cond Matt;in( the ?hip Liver|>ool, t'apt- Kldridge The facts of ttie cam- were given wh?nth" prisoner waa committed, and no nt'w features presented tin mselvea on the ttial, to warrantrecital, further than that tin* pnsonei'a counsel Contended that a sheath knife vm not a dangerous weapon, (tiiat constituting the must important leo'ure ot the accusation ) and the intelligent jury, although *hu Judge clearly explained the low, were so deeply impressed with the lawyer's reasoning, that thrv totind the prisoner guilty of an assattlt.tnafniucA as he rtfused Id prtfui m Mi duliti. Thia verdict the unreasonable judge refused to receive, and alter agi i i retiring for counil'ation, the jury caae buck with a general verdict of guilty, and the piisoner was remanded to await sentence. The Jury were then discharged for the term having done the State snffioiint service. Superior Court. Thief Justice Jones, in Chambers. Ai'oust 4.?In the matter ot Marka Hcnior, a fraudulent debtor. The dtfendnnt Senior was brought before the Chief Justice on u warrant issued ut the Instance of aome ot hi* creditors, tinder the act to pttniah fraudulent debtor*. I'S. 1.1 -l.--.. I . I. .1, . I, ?.l lie uiui au 6-v. ...? .? ??Un'ly contracted the debt, aud tliat he had disposed ol h if property with the intent to delraud his creditor*. It ap pearud on tno he.'tiii>K that the delendant was a pedlar, that he purchased these goods in the spring of 1943, and that at the time ol tha purchase he ri presented that he owed no person except 'ho merchants irom whom he was then tuning. It further appeared tha' the defendant went shoitly afu r this to Chicago and opened a store, thai in June then following he made an assignment ol all h'S goods an i ffoparty to on" Joseph Fiscbhein, of the city of New York, 10 ati.ly a clmm of lour thousand ilolIms, winch KiM'hheio pretended to have agnii;st him for aoods sold by Fischbeiu to defeudaut ia September, 1341, and January, 1842. The creriitoi a contended that this was a fictitious debt, set up by the defend int and Fischhein to defraud tlieni. PeHding the hearing the defendant petitioned the bank* nipt court f?r a discharge, which alter a full examination whs denied him by the iii?trict Judge. The Chief J.istice who had po tponed the matter until the rtnal action in the I)ntnct Court, this meming, after having heard all the allegations and proofs of the parties, decided that the charges were lully preved, ?nd ordered the defendant to he committed to prison in conlormltjr Willi the provisions ol stud act. The defendant was thereupon lodged by the Sheriff in the Kidridge street prison. G A. HhufelJt, Counsellor the creditors?T. J Smith, for defendant. Wcsrr.*!* Railroad.?Receipts for week ending July 29 IMS. 1013. Passengers $7l'0A $4)711 Freight, &c 671(1 3112 Total, fl3741 $9?H8 Phii.ahei rm* aid I/'iii,imiu Railway.?The follow, ibg shows the collcctitiis at this> ffica :? Railway. V Power. T<>tal. Atn't re' l?sf rep't, ?|7 32' > 2 41 5 li 18 88 8i9 20 D.i end rg inly 31. 8,7?8 71 6 Ml 81 lv#2 JT Whole ?m uut sicee Nov. 30 181 \ M.089 33 18,142 44 104.231 77 A'n't neeived iIufiBK same lidic last rear, 47,271 ?2 S0.I?# 73 07 '69 34 fneraase, 16,Mi 41 The Crops in Canada ? A gentleman who hiui travelled through mostol thedtntricis ol UYper Canada, gives tia cheering accounts ol the wheat crop. It not only has a fine api eatauce, but is to far ad* v meed as to he heyonri 'he chance of danger from or rust. This is exremely grstilying, lor tho I only tneiins of creating a revival ol trade ie, &bun* I danf crops Irom the ground. '[ li?* same e mleman DUfi it ns a hint worth attending tohv (J,'per '"an-itld millers, that th?? mjnufucnirf-rs ill fl iirin th'- United rtiuiea,whose branda are mop' in deniHiid, lor the quality ol ihe fl ur, and ilif length ol time it keeiw (.weet, uniformly have a cylinder of wood in the middle oi the barrel, while the fl uir is filling in, and k?-?*p it there until they are ready to head up the cask. The benefit arisingIrom the practice i? that the centre is cooled duwii equally wnh the sides, and it la tound ot (treat use to leave a final) quantity of air in the barrel ? We are told that a gentleman near Montreal has about an acre ol winter wheat, from seed brought Irom Ohio, which is perfectly free Irom the (ly, at the fame time that heads of wheat Irom Canadian seed, wuhm a l>'w acres of the former, are eaten u|> ?Montreal Gisrtlt. Important Noticr?The following notice has been communicated to the Hoard of Trade by H. JeMopp, Er<| , Col enter of Customs at Quebec :? Noticic.?All Gooos Imported Irom the United States by Land or Inland Navigation, upon which duty hashefn paid, must he accompanied by a document under ill'- hand of the prrper < flicer at the port where the vsstl or goods last armed and depiried from, th wing that the duties fcave been duly paid thereon: All goods so imported and entered to be warehoused at this port, under the provisions of ihe Act 3 and I, William VI , cap. SO, sec. J)9, must be accompanied by a dormnent under the hand of the proper Officer at the frontier |?ort, shewing that bond has he? n given lor the due " arrival and warehousing ol tuch goods." Aid until a reasonable time shall have eU'sed after'he coming into lorce the Act 5 and G.Vic. Cap 60 Irom and alter the 5 h July, 15M3, all Flour, Waited Pork, Beef, ?Scc . so imported, must be accompanied with documentary proof that the said (I ur had been actually nnd bona fide importedprevidus to the above date. II. Jrsfiopp, Collector. Custom Hctisr. ) Quebee, 29ih July, J A cpnilfmm from IVnuharnois stfttea that all ia qmet tlif-re, and that the men are busy at work.? Movtnal Paper. I I Ill I ?WP???? HA l i- COLU MBIAtlf TrepdreToa- IK centi!!! TU^T OUT?The mo?t impoftwt wmk rrcr pttb'ifhed oo " iin.ktii* enli id, "Dint i< u ro Hinikft. ?? '. " (t I.I |>rtv till ir cMlri'cn lm: >oii-|{ 'he ' i? '?? ?. '"f. pirio >< ui w?ej'. iaflu<*i c eitomd wi h tach noiit! cl int'lic va riM t'r. m t<? ??t mth tnr rei? prikt <il i?i>a?rn ptiilo* >ih?n; und illmint.d wi'b * in,wiH*n '<*'"(. IttiJ ?< in* ? llyirg inachinn on ? Bei? ?ad im io??u plan?oy A. V'r mi\\ wholet*'* aid reCii.it " B fkm.n Df?r Na-a-j; >?< ? d>? B?l tti nfflc-i ti it a ?\rw?(iffc i.'<$ pnrl ma Ttue Hun on e?. Til im' ,1 ? h" < h " ?. 1 v t. Dale tc MAXWELL, tt?. 2 < KJA STHRKr, MCW YORK. S H.K in fh? U itfd St let, for til* Kreu h H#p?rt o ?'a?h>on, tra V?'?d ?'<> Kilt'i?'>, with P IH'H i oi ?it.ft fc f.ir tailiir* <'rf?t mnkf t ?uj ? i1 tin- ri '?e? ?ed | fron INrn o i tne ?rri??l o? e?ery fncktt I Hi>?e %*n>,w?n i>i only orieiuM ?rruc)> Fi.hicm ???i-nl 10 Amlliej u IM K i?liih 'annuii*. mo h*re them by enllin* ?? *bn??. 'lernn oftlM fclr*v,(. or TmIom pachifti'. Kije U '" * y?'r, itratd monthly. Le K><l?r. rr l.aJie? rwhioo ??n Uultori p?r yrar, iwufd weeklv. with *i*hty 'oar rtoA<j,>'V. iteel cugraviuKi per year, or ??? each moath. <