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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAIBI SOHDOU I1IIIIBTV, I
PROPRIETOR iNI EDITOR.
met * w. ccknke or rtn/ron and kassav wn.
abcsbmbnt8 this evening.
PEBA?CAITLI OAKDtN Sirrti.
BOWBRT Til KATES. Bojriry?Pmat* or r*a Uui<
Til fiu?'i Lin Dbcah.
BROADWAY THEATBE, Br?.d w?y?Howrr-Mr Tons
wit*
kibltt's garden. rrotd>?.kiroirw1! 0u> ocabd
? i?i ??u or jcwiu?Dot'iu.k llri'li-u roum.
BURTON'S 7UEATRK, Otr.Hr. urMt? Mr Pawnor! j
sarant?kui i.H dI^MOSM-cbipmr c him mm.
NATIONAL THfAlHS, w?WM>
?ow*?Jack
ASTOIt FLACE OI'IKA JiDim-BrirTEOri C?htt?. j
IKRIfAk MtTS I'M?Anno*u rrnroanAiioM Arru? j
toon 4*11 ,
OLYMPIC, Broadwiy?fuiuwi1 N? Yo*? Ktcuonab
Orut Tmun. .
law lurk, Katurdajr, A*(mit 94, ISM.
Deferred lult Ulgent-e.
In conrequrucr of the pre nature on our colnmns
we are again compelled to leave out a great deal :
of interesting matter, coumeung of the proceedings >
of the New Haven Scientific Convention TheatricuJ
Criticism*, a quantity of correspoudence from
different parts of the world, and a variety of
ther interesting matter, for all of which we will
endeavor to find room a* soon h* possible. We
are compelled to tike (hut course, not withstand- |
ing we published two double sheetnthis week.
Veltgraphl* ?unmmr)'?KiigroMmc>t of the
I'liflillvc hluvi Illil In th( female.
The fugitive slave bill, which has been before 1
Ihe Seuate for several days, was ordered to be en- I
grossed, yesterday, by a vote of twenty-seven to
twelve. Hud will, no doubt, be immediately paMrd.
It was so amended att to make the United States
marshals liable for the escape of fugitive slaves after
their arrest, or for not using due diligence in
xecutmi: wariants for their arrest. In this shape,
it was ordered to he engrossed. The amendment ;
thus attached to this bill practically amounts to |
aothing, tor according to the laws already in ex- '
istence, the United States marshals, or their :?onds- '
Men, are liable for any neglect in the discharge of j
tbeir duties, as sherifls are under S'ate laws If a
aherifl arrest a man for debt, and has not the body
f :he prisoner forthcoming when called upon, he i
renders himself liable for the debt, and can be i
made to pay it. There is nothing new, therefore,
in the amendment, ulthough it rniy have been as
well to pass it, so Ha to m^ke in ir*hals more careful
than they otherwise might be. ,
The civil and diplomatic appropriation bill was
nder discussion all dav yesterday, in the House of
Representatives. Amendments appropriating nearly
forty thonnand dollar* for the purchase and conttaiuate
of the L'otigi rut* mil Ufoht, were pa d. I
The bill will, in all probability, be di*pos< d of to- '
day.
We have accounts of tha extra meeting of the
Texas Legislature. The Governor's message, according
to our arte nuts, is full of sound and fury.
The Governor ?aiv? !j- remarks that a portion of the
' disputed territory nnjrht l>e purchased. We thought
as much, and have no doubt that the ten million appropriatfM
will be very acceptable to that State.
They had not heard of the passage of theboundiry
kill by the &-na*e at the last accounts.
Southern Blvrtings an ihr ftlaverjr (|acitloa
-I hr I'loipn I ol IK Settlement.
Notwithstanding the lair prnspect winch was
exhibited a short tune since, of a permanent and
satisfactory adjustment ol the slavery q lestion ia
Congress, the horizon is again dark) ntitg, and if the
House of KejiMM-ntatives i!o not speedily tike
cuon on the bills passed by the Senate, we fear
ihitt the deli'j will tie attended with the worst consequences,
end that settlement will he postponed
to the next session of Congress, If not for ever.
Now is the time for the repreaentativea of tSe
people to act, tf they desire an adjustment of this
agormng question Notwithstanding the recent
artu n of the Senate in puaung the Teztn boundary
bill, and giving a fair equivalent to Texts for
surrendering her cl um to a portion of New M-zico, j
the signs i f the times aucur anything but peace, i
in fact, it is jiptr'-iii that the Northern fana'ica i
and N*?uth? rn ultraa are taking advantage of the j <
procrastination cf the House of Kc|ireaeat*tivea, to f
excite ill will between the North- rn and the j
Southern State*, and to widen, if it were pomib1?,
the breach which exists between those sections of i
the ceuntry Meetings have been held recently in I
severs I ?.f the Southern States, at which reaolu- |
lions were ptift->cd of a highly inflammatory and
disunion character. We insert a few of them as |
specimens.
Kesolntknn ptiiwed at a meeting held in Shelby
oounty, Texas, on the 20<h July t?
Htfoltid That our Senator and tl?prs??ntatlvs Va
sequ-alt-d ami Instructed to endeavor to hare pw<?d
an art anth'.rtslur theGovernor to rail out a atiftoiaat
mssbef ff vnluMrrrs tc> maintain the jurisdiction of
ssr State tn Santa if
iiveolution pasted at a tnr >Uug in Attala county,
Mist if if.J-1, August 3 :?
Rmo1n4 That unlsss th? equality af ths ftonth In
the Un n t" tvll) ki kg??ku|ol ihe Senators and
sirtii'OtatlV's troa- all tba .-<>ntheru States, arlli hs
? H'iatu In rwfuslsg t<> v?ta *ap|>U*a U> a aowrameut
a>rh ? longer worthy of ths eonftdeoss of th?
aaikeru people.
Kesolutien passed at a meeting held in Georgia,
? k .......1 M
TIi?I TumI? aatltlad to lk?
laintxl b} h< r tad (bat In 'h* r trot of Ulr ( nrrtl /rw
??m??n ??? mj.t in( to diapo***-** h.T by lure ih? will
4??t fT? th< tidnf ??rj ^outhein Rlalr, to rnbli h?r
to fe?*f !>< # -aaian ot brr tai rlwxj
UrM/iui.oo pnaarii at a wrting in Mnrray coun.
fy, 0*r|ii, ou lb' 31m of July:?
*>4. That will ?( yiald oar k?a?nt to any j
tntifn aU* thai i|o?? aot plac# apon t?rm of p.rfcrt
a^oalMy with oibt-r ?Nllaa< of tb? llalo*.
Kraolution (Ktaard al a nttMing in Hoik* county,
rniif State, on Ik* Vih ina'ant:?
Inrlnd Thai in tka mat of a eclllalon Mwwn
tk* ??a?r?l |??rrai?' nt and th? Dial* of Tata* wa j
tuiMlin to rally t? tkr standard of Taaat
K?M>ltitirw trcfiil; paaard in Liberty county,
aair Ptatr;?
| Raatirad. Ttat It la rftka >rat and bk! vital (m.
pnrtanra that tb? aatlr* l??'uth Maad firm and aall d
a one man at tbla jnartttre. on lha prat qaaatmn |
that thraotana IW dix-ardiog all party dnlilaM. ylaldl?f
ap fa??rlt? ?rb?a*? rf adjnat wat and oaalarinf
apen Ih plaa ahiah may b? raott arailabl* for lha
rearliy of aar ronatllntinnal right*
Ant nl lh' Mll.r inrruitg:?
Int'nl That tbaaa tmrlmctaa rt Ik* Called Mataa, I
pwrrhaard by rr>aa?n traaaura of aoinjaar>-d by eoa
?/? bio<? b*y<?<t all qaaauon ha*nm?? tba rnna .'i
fr?.party of all tba Plata* ant a en ?qual and *naalat*
pank ipatioa in all tbalr pn*U>-fa* and prodta,
ib? andmlabl* and a?n*t national rifkt af atuy
atti?? a
Rcaolntien paanrd at n moating in 8(r ward county,
UrorfK, on Ike fidh lualan':?
Raaolaad That wa ara attaining to maba aiy ?ta
plan oar only aad laat altrmatlr* for tba aotU*a*nt !
/Ik,.?u..ii?n hut la I ha rairlt of < nrlhatlr n and
WKh a illft* arit?a? dratra l? prmitt lb# |?trit
'1 antea ( t b? ?a *ial?? ? tt| Air Ik* pr???at.
laaratbla <|aaatt<>n (Ub agr StMltri ?o1 Ra^noU?!?
la I'lupw
lU??lut.? o paaaed at a meeting h*l<i at Forryth,
Georgia. on the ?!h inataai? i
g??. i.nl Thai ju?tica to the iroth Ul
I" |?rf*nK;t? lb* I'alaa. and that
in ?oi h? lt?T? if furrr.i to the altrroai* af abooaiag. ,
to d-rl.U f-a jaailea to ?ba Moo til
h.wnUi fMiluiioa* were pwed within a ahort :
tine nt other meeting* held ta the -*?nihera 8u<ea,
hat the ahore are enough to illustrate our teit,
whieh ta, that a daagerom apmt prevaita at the
Pouih, la referr-iwa to th; present agitation It ia
. quite inmat trial at this eonjunrtiirr whether the at- I
titade ibua aaaumrd hy some of the Southern "*t?tr? f
la founded on food reaa.?n or not ; aiffi-e to M f, ,
that, rght or wreng, it doea eiiat, and ia indorsed (
fcf ike fhmthirn Pre** at Washington, whieh piper
aw estaMirhed for the pnrpnaeof echoing the ara- 1
tittieat of the alaee-hoMing (bates That journal,
ta referriag to I hone proceeding*. an 4 in ajwak.-4
?4 the pteaent crista. s?ra 1?
These rifbt ft a tea AKbaw* rwt.lv *la- .
iftMtffi T?m* Main
?or>??M i?trj at# of 9 ^g'h *?\t .% > fc- f uni I
In any Mhrr people of tb* n?ml?ri They hava
bait a million at one half of whom owt,? M?k
hi* own ki'TH toil hli ova ri#?. and kaow? how to
manage tbem They control the navigation of tbe
HiMiMlppt They ran rut otf tba enmmuntaatioa with
Oregon and California They pn.duee tba eottoa that
metala* our foreign trade, and clothe* tba worm Lat
a atiJIwJon arlee betwren tbem and the Northern
Stale* and tba upludlmof .Ma?>achu*ett? become* Mlent,
tbe gr*? grown in tbe ?treet? of Naw York, aud tba
grain of the Noithwaet rota in brr granarie*
And arc the?e tba Hiatal on about (puliation and
oalmge ran b?-perpetrated with impunity * We can
tell I'rrmdruttal intriguant* and cabinet eipeclanta,
ad jobbing organ* that tbeir power o?ar thia ({Ueation
hurlrpiu'tid It i* beyond even tba formality ot a
majority vote in Senate or Hou*e And xinoa it ha*
bee me ?u rnnrb tba la--bion for pnwar to ?a*? tha
**?rd?we ran tell tboee who are fond of that sort of
adjustment that tba liberties of the*a plat.-* were won
by the eword-an?t tf neeexary. by tba iword they
will be maintained
Now, right or wrong, there is the Sent renaon
far believing that this is the spirit winch prevails
in the Southern States on the slavery question, and
it would be useless to conceal it from the North
While it ia thus manifesting itself in language that
cannot br mimnderMood, there is immitj<*ot lunger
of a colluien between the lioops of the general
government and thote of Texas. If ?u< h an unfortunate
occurrence should take place, other
Southern Slates would undoubtedly take sides
with Texas. The result would be a civil war that
would end in the dissolution of the Union. If
Texafe t hould seek to extend her jurisdiction over
that part of New Mexico to which she lays cltitn,
l>y force, it is easily seen that a conflict would
inevitably take place, the probable conaequences
of which we do not care to allude to at preaeut.
Such being the stale of feeling in the South,
and so imminent and dangerous being the present
situation of the country, it may be asked, how can
harmony l>e restored between the two sections of j
the Union, without the North sacrificing eiih-r j
digrmy or principle ? The answer is apparent. Let :
the llout<e of Representative* lay aside all oilier |
mutters for the present, and take up and piss .
the bills which now lie on their Speaker's table, |
ai d which have already received the sanction of
the Senate. Those measures, together with the !
paseuge of the Fugitive Slave bill, now before the |
last named body, would, we are certain, satisfy the .
South, ai d be agreeable to ninetetn-twentieths of ;
the people of the Northern States. The North '
would get the admission of California, with her i
constitution as it is j the South would get territorial
governments for Utah aud New Mexi'o without
the insertion of the Wiluiot pruvi.-o; ihe Texan
boundary question would be di.-| '>sed of in a manner
tkat neither section could object to, for the
country is morally bound to pay the plain* against
that Mate, coutrarted and i.mvuleil for minr to its
annexation ; and l>y the bill now before the Senate,
the You'll would get an additional guarantee for
the protection of their property, on* batted on the
original conifMict, nnd which the North, in justice
and Ihit dealing, could not, and we believe would
not object to. Now, we believe that all of these
measures can I* easily earned by the House ; and
we v*. <iId pre** jpon them the urgency there exu
>, fo? legislating upon them at once. United Stites
tr< ope are on their way to .Santa F'c from dill'^reut
garters, and Texas is in a *tal<' of fermentation.
Let Texan lie humored and indulged a little, rather
than allow a conflict between her and th?* general
government to take place. If wronir, tint State
w'U be right before long. On the House of Representative*,
therefore, a tremendous responsibility
test*, and with them we leave it, hoping tint the
cloud* which have again gathered around the
alavety question will be soon dispelled.
The Bsr.Mt'da Convicts?Akrxst or tiic Captain
or the Swan.?It will be aees, by reference
to another column, that Joseph Pierce, the Captain
of the Swan, was arrested, yesterday, upon a
warrant issued by Justice I^oihrtip, upon charge j
of conveying into this State men who had been
convicts in a foreign country. The arrest was
made under the act to which we referred yejter- j
day ; and we are glad to see thut this law, which ,
appeared to be a dead letter in the statute book, i*
to be put in force, and that the authorities will not
permit this city and CMate to be polluted wun e cD
importations. It i* quite enough to have the pau- !
peri of the eld country swarminj in our streets, I
without its criminals. The Captaid of the Swan
has wisely submitted, having undertaken to convey
the coi.vict* buck to Bermuda. In the me untune, i
K.il ft., .mnul ?r t:ilHl I... h?,.? r>.I
from Mm to answer ihe charge, in the event of hta
Dot fulfil!]! f hia engigtment. It nppeara that the
:< r itica'e of pirdon <lo< s not, on the face of it,
i quire th< re men to come to the I ni'ed State*,
>iit ?niy iiteteta they ohwll not go hark to lUrmud*;
>ut we cannot tell what the verh.il arrangement
? it? |.etween the?ron\icta and the rt'pi<*a?'nt ttivoa
t the iirnioh govrrnnx ot. '1 he following is a
opy ol the law under which Capt.ua lVrce w.m
irreated
' The n.*?t*r or tommander of anjr ?bip ba*t, #t
lh?r vm>?I arriving from a foreign country *li? ?hnl
kuo?.ii*ljr trm* ?nj l>?r?on. ?)Ui?r a? a or
band Into nay port. city, barb >r or plae* within thla
Plate wtih Intent to tkUii or t# perm I to laud nioh
n*-?et>f?r >>r hand, which p*.*?rg.r ?r hand >h?ll
liatr lino or ahall be, a toi ?l^n courlot. of any ??|o?y
whlrh If eotnniltted In thla ft?l? would be punltlmbla
tb?ieln tliall b? e< naldrred tor aurh offanre null' y of
mi?d?n>ianor and aball be punlahrd by On* or lmprl*otimeut
: but llth fine ?h?ll not axnead 'hrr?
hundred dollar* nor aha:l the isnprlacuueat exceed
or?r on* rear for *aeh oflenai.
The Court, howe??r, bare the pow?r to remit aueb
On* or Ituprlaonmeut on tlx commander "I aneh r-??.,| I
r?f staying the eunvleta to th? place Iron wb?nae b*
took then oa payment of coet* of proaacatlon.
Thi? law ia imperfect, and it aeerna nereaaary
that there ahould t? a grnerxl law if Ongreea oft
the mh)? Ct, for bad I'u rce landed th> ( . uNiti?iu
\r* ler-ev, he would Dot h4?r l-'m ?nrwerable,
aad nothing would have been eaaier for
them than to paaa over to tbui city in the friry
HHh
Important flnuiar fraaa Caha.
tiik *KftiKM b or two amki it an carTAm* to ac
nicrno.
The ateanahlp Palmetto. fnltk. (not the Ohio, aa
r?ported arrlrrd ;??t?rJii afternoca frota New OtUaaa
via Kay Weet. after a paaaag* of tevea day*.
Mie brlaga n?wi of the fata af two Aaerieao ahip
Lnakaw.
The mall eehooaer from Havana arrived at Key Weet
the day that tha palmett" aallrg. aad the rapta a raP'
rt? f Uiat Cantata Benton, of tka bark Otorglaaa. aad
Captain I'endleton, af tha brig Rnaaa Load, bad b-en
?< ed?nii)?d to d'-ath by tba auth<>rltl*a at Uavaaa
"The probability ia that thee* nafortnnale a?a have,
are tb'? been eteen*e4.
(kim 1.f*i to liar a a Th? nr? ataatn>hlp fnaklln
la aa eaar rmpWtlcn a* to ba ad?*rtl*?<l to
wli fm lltin r>n th? 1 *>ch ol Mplmlvr Cbvl* Ik*
plm.?*r of tb* N*w York >n<llttn!lr?in X?n-?i|on
l'? b|?nt lln*. wblrb wilt ? c< mpoa*d o( tb* franklin
M il iluiuH J! Tb* lattar U profT*aaln? ravldl?
M ?r.l? cm (I-lion tn l wilt abort I j follow ih- Frank
lln Tb*y will tna*b r?fnlarlT at both na tb*lr
nutaarit ard hotrrmr* vojayaa. tbna affording Inlit**
for vltlllof K.ejltnl a* w?ll aa tb*
t< '>ilr-nt of I urop*
Tli* Franklin will b* romnianda! by ('apt Wattoa.
and ib* Mnmh. it by t'apt Lln**. both <>t whom han
b**o loag and favorably known a* ecfntnaiid><a of
lla?r? | arkrt ajilp* tb* !att?r Mni iiw m th< N*w
> i rk
Ct ttiao I^Awmip fuaatnara i? llatrt ?W* aail*f- ,
aland fnm I'apt Ark?rlj. of tb* ?*ko?n*r Kila* It
Hand atn??d j*a.?id*y > mlng ir> n uoitit*i that
tb* ABrrlran ( on-nl at ! - latter pla?? taf->m?*d Mm
tbat tb* 11?y >?n ?o??rr:n<-nt bad t-rbtdrt-n any liir
tb*r r uttlrft rl ' rwo. d In llaytl K**rytblnf ramain
id q?t*t at lb* <! partura of tb* d It Hand
II a at 1 it o* Pai.ta La Oaaaia Hy Ilia arrival af lb*
?*b< tcr I. rot i. I * yoalrrlay innrntnr trim la(ia It
i-iand*. *i ,n?t IS t? l*arn tb*ra bad b**n no an<d?ra
tl .r* tor t-o daya jratt- aa to k>r depart or*
I'ntb.Pfb ult M' J t.alhraltk of **w V*rk. dl*4
i Fact.* aaJ tn tb? Htb Mr I. I aiad-n of rhiUd*lrw?
.
Tfc* Vtraklr HataW.
Onr wa*kly p*p*r will b* publl*b?il at ! i* n'*lo?k
Ihl* aiortiinf Ita trlnmna w,i| b* AlUd with laporUlt
a?< nl*nal*li| lut?ll'K?no* from all part* of 1
r-aatl'n la?l?4laf tka ut* n wa ft m t niifwn.a tb*
F iirry*an lnt*lMf*r.*a. tb* pr ***din(> rf l' tn(r>?<. a
[nil 4**rtlpt<r>? of tb* Oraad Fanry Dr**a Hall at da- 1
rat r* * . f ' Fl"*l* *pl?,a la wrayi.*-*, aitp * j
(If Ikrai doilatf par y*af
Malta for Rnmpa.
Th? <tm*rl*ar> ?a<l at??m?htp I a*lla ffapt Rita
|r t* a til laata tbl* part at a**a t? It; with iba I
mai:? far lata**. Tha Malta wtu aioaa at taa
hoat ?i?r* at balf paat 10 - alaak tbl* mtrnimg taa
k UK |i xaanb aktadaad In a la r*ad la
fe* I
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSMIP OHIl 1
VOIR DAYS LATBR FHOM HAVANA.
Tha rnited State* Mail steamship Ohio. Mont. Jm.
Findlaj flebanak, Q. 8 Nit*; r"Mmitoder, arrived at
b?r wburf, tbl? mwrnltig. shortly before three o'clock,
{rem UaTana andNtw Orleant.
The Ohio left Havana CD the evaniug < f tbu l!Hb.
Tbi- tjeorgia. from New York, arrived on the morning
of the aamr day.
1 he Faleon, i'rea Cbagres, arrived on the 14tb, and
was to kail on tba Mrth tar New Orleans. with a large
number af passengers.
Havana U perfectly quiet. The excitement of the
invasion baa entirely died away, and the subject la
seldom mentioned.
The effleera af the Ueorglana and Busan Loq1 art yot
in elose confinement; but It in the opiuiau there that |
tbey will soon be released, notwithstanding the report
In circulation that they were condemned to be ghot,
which is without Joundation, being merely verbal.
Foreigners are aow allowed to laud without obtainins
permits
The U. 8. sloop-of war Albany. Capt. Randolph, fiom
Pensacola. arrived off Moro Castle on the 18th Inst.
8b* did not eliter tbe harbor, but communicated with
the shore by small boat* tihe sailed the same day lor
Boston.
Among the passengers by the 0 from Harana, is the
Ladj Kmily Stuart Wortley and daughter.
The O. brings the California maiU, 200 passengers,
and a large amount of specie ana gold dust on freight.
She brings 100.000 Mexican dollars, consigned to
Messrs. Coming k Co.; $10 060 in gold dust, to J. C.
Thompson, aua 000 to t>. it lluliowell
We aiH indebted to tor. b airchild. the gi ntlemanly
Purser ot the Ohio, for the tariy dellv*iy of the latest
Havana papers.
l)i< d at sea. on board the Ohio. Jos^h Taylor. Esq.,
aresidtnt ol Mew Orleans. The di-o<?ined came on
hoard as a passenger. in a rery feeble state of health,
lie rectletd the strictest m?dical attendance during
the passes and lingered until yesterday. when he dw- I
parted th** life, at ten minutes past ten a'cloak, A. At.
TAN8KNOEK5 PEE THE STKAMSH1P OHIO.
Cspt ban llickok, Albert Crane, J Hart. K Lanoae, B
Lu*k, F Martin, li .-.trauu, J 11 11 C Kidgiey, II liilbreth, j
M liobha. M Canieie, L C Mtruj, J 11 lieard, G N Suite, (J j
V* t'odn<&ii. lady and two lervauis, K bert Aeher, L O Good- .
wia, 8 K jchn?ou, L La Croix, 11 Kendall. L Cotton, J K ,
Shaw. M Hii 1 k, j l.ivinx?tos and caugtiter, V Riuney, J itoman,
H 11 Millariou, M I'reacott, W C Moody, a Litalss, Hi*
ahaa Millar, M vt ajiruojan. i f H**> n. but ter Gilbert, J O i
lirnmrf, Buuli Lyuuh. Mr* J Barnard, two chiarea. asd I
mime, J l*lui, Mad Milladon, Mra Bleiuen and aervant, Mr I
Mmrr, tan uy nu l a* rvani, .M? Gonor, Mr Farley, Ilua Wnite, I
J hhinka, J br"WD, J C Wiiliun**, 11 K Oick*. U Glover, A
Ark* and son, 1' fruit, F. F Cauy, a Chuoo, Geo tar J, '> C
list.**. 1 Y Old*, B Philip*. Cm*- Daniel*. K Newco.abe, C
K frrobmley \V Howard, jnu itill, Henry Murgaa, T To*U, I
J M VI; y far* H Gluter. il W hitconbe, Cha* Li ? ** . W II |
i'ri||*a HCMets'lde, Auto Harsine, W tihaokletord. M
H ?'terfMd, 3 F bar". G L H akruiai Geo Murray, ifu i
Kn nc\, M l.utkn Allen, Gi > Bone, Audrea Kauma. Lv-u ;
Ca?a?. a Mottman. a kot .?uan, T li Luliu*. m ILetitey, Jfi
C an?cb?ti>, I *o> ?011)3 Mur' VforiJey. daughter and servant.
Maria I am |?i*ell, l?e<'rardo Buraaaaa. Keaard Aliva.d. (
J-de Arc*. Auto Cbariaia, C K.i*, U?nry Bleidorn, 1> >
'In.miacn i!i?a Jou'iutrt, Mifi i'urrov Sr A Porrooi. M I
M< rut n Jo!.x. V liarrio, Pette* Ku???U, Robert N'utter,
Jol.u lr Lcih. li*arj llall. U . Ma*oo G B. Field O Qetiara.
J H R'?>ti, N M?imrker. H A O 1* Baler, Wu li
C? lT?a*. W m li?aiey. John l*e*lev, Joaiah Uale.il vi'iufi w,
II lirvwn. V a Fry, Jaa Walker. Col Maan, Col Kej incur, Wu
White. W U Claaeeoa, J ihadaick Jtu ^pnager, b A Seymour,
Jtln .'earl, and mt) in tne steerage. j
City Intelligence.
NATIONAL RKFOKM MKKIJNtt IN T1:E PAKR. I
On Thursday nnt, a mu tiny of the old Matioaal
Reform h<ci* ty el ibis city, is to h* held in the Park,
when Mr laaac P. Walker, member of Congress lor
Wisconsin, will be present, aud addreea the meeting
The freedom o! the public laud will be the question
discns*t d and tlie Senator for Wiaconain ts one of the
ad*< catea ot kh.at measure We saw a telegraphic d*srairb
Inst aiirhL from the hon r**ntleman. to Mr John 1
11 I.ijmt, t'ii** if ihf ilflega'ei< of tba Congree* of .
tiailif in ?hirb li ?)?. ' 1 tUall attend jour u.ivt- .
lng iu the j *rk." |
"Nimh Viid I>r?io< a*uc RiLL*."? Under thin ' ,
brad ?111 found roolutinnii in auother column. i
a?opt*d by the d Oi"cr?rjr u( the Ninth ward. "uataiu I
iuK fri nm..m I icklnron ml Caa? f.i tbr eouree they ,
limn ).ur<tid. hnd calling upon the wsitt ni't to col- ,
fciui tbr appointment 01 Ur jleiwell a? collector of ,
tb)? | i f i 1
Tn> laeii?iori llnu.ra K?n.oue*.?We arc Informed t
that tb:? Meui propeller wan not lu>pected by the )
Kr? York Jnepcctor of tramboat*
Taaor. Han o? llvoan ?Yeetxrday morning at e'sbt
o'clock, the vale of booke comaeneed la tl. great |
?ltil annuiil auction c! Cooley k Kee*\ and we* oon- , r
tlnuid till Biicnight. with the inlernlMion af lun^h
and tea Ihi* attei dame ?a* dry large, and the bid- .
ding net epirtti'd klr K?>< kept tlie buyer* In a
roai with the fire of hi* wit. and lured thi m on to *
take purcbaeee in eplte of I bemaelvee At one o'clock
tfc' y mre in.i rtaimd at a maguiAceat itjmntr In
tfce rccm ottrbiad and a nuiabrr of grntlem^a not
ii Mre ir*d- * r? iimt.-J to | nrtakr wlti. tu?ia of the ;
collation Tbe following wae the bill 01 farr- -riaumoa- i
conflt au tiliaigre. b<ruf a-la-mod?; frioaudeau de >etu; 1
Tola'l'i pi'jut- beraare roll, tongue leu<.-apli'kir; barn. '
4a ; rr '.p Ih f John Bull nauce, roa?l leu>*v Wiw dealer ?? ?
, t<MM? k*.i. % iuekl.
rant jelly; chicken er'is-i pickl'd oyetere, toaaiMi; I
cnruuibi-r* and i i tor- , u. ttore breti; mu<k raeloua. r
waleriiKii I ' ; ? hi ,ilM , fepr'* pt? , p?a?h pie ; , d
cr? air. raaaa, aponga ra?> , giugar aoapa , wioa Dlaculta.
butlar rrackaia . |>iiiiHi l j/SmN . raialu- . aimouda; w
Kiuiau punch ; ten eraam . baoipagna ; portar , a.irr?;anlla
W<l ; lea*n Mdt; Irt, mjw, choc .lata
Tbli l? otf of tba graataat ami DlW. Important "
trad* m1<i that ?vrr lock plae* in thl? eny. ]
Our \\ nalili.jjtoii UiiTMptndfnrt. *
tVaaMinaron, Augnat SI, I?j1
TM CttimunK and fir I'erluxi.i tt M P.Umari' i t'?tngn
f.Uiry ?rwnu t'uid far Mr W.*?t/r. ~
Mr Tltadilau* Statana ot Paanaylraai-? i ba g-ntla- 'J
B ar who ?o dlatlnguiahad hlinaalf la tha buckahnt war '
?< na yaara ago. carna out boldly to day to T.ait-allon |
ol tkr admlni'iration againat tba >Utrm?iitl of mat
latur writer*, that ui?l*a# P< rtugal paid up tor tha
l^aa of that >hlp tha Uanara Arnialruag. It ?ai tha 11
i (IIHM1 J]
a lM>n>t>arilOi> bt and lb at arlth tl.at vlaa a tl>rl litd t\
l.aai. already ord?r?d to that quarter Mr .m. ? uln- 4
o^natj'ly di nltn tha atat<m< ot, and repudiate* I ha I
id*a of tha p< aaiMllty ol a war with Portugal from *
m li a two pttiny n.^ttar of Indemnification. ?'
?> belle** tli" milter h*? b<en *eltl<d b? ntgotlatloa,
but wa kaow tl.at tha pellicular waau. i?a uf
Mr Claytou wm la kl> k up a biaaia xiutawbar*. lor
tha purpote of %ittirg up a llttla pollllcal capital ou *]
th< war footing, to niuka up for h.? rulnou* loaawa la
diplomacy, at>d that tha wi-ak power of 9|.%la waa a
thr?al*b*d p*r*mptorily with tha vmgaau- a of th*
Amailran aagla an'l that tb? inatrurtloaa to Mr. '
Jan I' II flay at LUbon wrra ot an rijuaJly la lllooaa
di- |0' li ,< a. with rafjuct to the cm of ;h<? General "
At mat long '
It in ba; pctif that the death of Oanaral Taylor, and !
tin c ? I I ' II.. hat a I li.-ad tha nr? ad 'k",
tnlatrallna up a a Bo ra iintapandaat footing
Hllaore. fraab IB tb* Whlta ll?uaa with *0 aatlraly
Irw ?at of nnnt.iTi la ot rout" entirel* r?ll<*ed
fiobi lb- itri tiu* ilia uapopuiaiity of Mr ? lavton and n
t'o ai.il thalr aiiaarabla h<>n*e an.j (. alga policy and tj
la aot rtdaetd t? tha paltry ?i|aflt?ai ol a foreign <
quaint to ?a*? a rlnklnf enacara at bona.
Mr liliaiarH la. tbaralora. at perfect liberty to aaak *
to praarr^a lb? |>eara with all tba world aad our
rh. 1 I. had t. .all., a. ?t. 1. -.it. >.- D
... -
and tb? t?l (>l n. .n lid Rut. had ti
Tt)l?f lived ill* | r"!?Ulit> u that tb?i? would bat* ?
b*> n a ia>)i witb r?ftu<al ?'ii ?ti?b a d<-iai>aatratlaa '
ktfnr* l.lfkni ?' ?unld h>m cm p?lt?d Portugal to pay J1
apth* Money a proceeding wbi?h aiight have ?It*? *
to Mr Clayton k k Uimg of the glory of Old lllrkory, k,
la tb' Batier of lb* Irrneh li l.moltl?? tat ckitk
ai'gbt al?> bate retailed la another farce a* rldioaIriM
a* the l?af>?? la a teapot raieeg with Mi '
I'oaaela - a farce which ? " promulgated by authority J|
r alaoet rvriala to plunge a? lato a gU>rlou? war 4
with the repuMI* of rraace ?
Cat a? Mr I'ltlainre and bli cabinet are ??t y?t r*
durnl aad nod htbld that th?y 'W >hould ba reduced
to tb? eipedieal of hatchlag up war paalca. %,
to dtrertthe public a< tent Ion troai tbalr Maadert at *
hn?a* w? are atwged that bad iar Claytoa left them p>
arutl MH with Porta?a). It would bar* been ?a- '
rtrw <l?-d by roaalllalory negotlatloa* 1!
At we aad*r*tuad the p llcy of Mr Plltan* It I*
to valataln tha pear* with *>retga aatlnaa. aai by
bo t> etat to tilr ap a *ar with a weak power. If a-go- ,,
t.ai *< ai raa pretent it Withlbi>*i*w w? mJ ?.
tbat fra>h Inatrnriioaa from Mr W abatar ara la aowaa M
of rr?| aratk>n to lb? nl?M?r? Ml afraiMl thin go
la fcaropa, to ud In ionth Aina- ^
rlra up?n aa ritoiH baaia rf frtandlp Imaraouraa, JJ
lr? king to tha mala i laa of lha aj. of an attanatna of
our r< n<t tial aiahan?aa allh tba trading natlona
of tt . U
la rairylai ont tkla banaflaant policy wa -hall pra A
bably ba?a * mm aad oar porta apoa tba faellr and th?
farthar ot.jaat of iifttlaairi Uf nt wlt; of ati.-b n
trade aad Ita adaptation to a lla* of itnnm baiaaaa H
tbaiaatara ?li?r?a?f Ada and Japaa aad San Fran- *'
lltrnand Timaa
Mr Clayton ?art b??n Injirward wttk tka adrantafa
of tbla apa*laI Blaalon and bad Ukro ?< atapa tu?
at da It bat it rrtjalrr* *a?h oaai?rrlal alad aa
taal of Mr Wab?tar to enaprt-kaad tka laportaat u
rc aa? "joanaaa I'krly to follow a wall dlra?tad mora- hi
lent of tbla kind I la
Anotbar tklr>g wblah wa Warn aa ba?lr? at- J*
tract* d tba attention of Mr Wahatar. la thaaipan- "
?l? n of o?r commatalal ralatlona with tka W??t li.dlaa.
and tba irrwallj of prctartln* tha Dnmlnl?nna of I ha
l-landof llajd aaain?t tka d*algna of (Moiiqua tnr w
tba anbtar*lon if lh? whlta Indapandanr p of tba ,
i?la?d Tba ttrltlak W'aat Indtaa ar? la a rapid do- u
Itar Tba amarif Ipatrd hlaaka ara da'arlorating Into al
Varhaf l?w aad tbara will ba a atiMn'a In Ika and bp
Iba blaaka fir tka aapraotart. la tkl< roadltma of
tblapa If llaytl ab- old b r.-iufal to tbo a?rar-lfn
o*<-i<|>altor> of < lon<|?a a Itlaah r?rMt la Iba Rrlllab ,*
la'anda will prohaM* ba pr* ipltatad tbo 'ro-B-daia ^
. Part of ahW-h will o* to proairato tha hnainoa and 1,
Vraua af tka Waat ladlaa, and tba ultlaiata roaaa- fa
4 nana*. gaaaral aara'tiaa war for tb ; a*>aai o of t
t nba .
An Important objaai. thar.tora wl'b Ika A?*rt<-an
aa a iw t |a to pr^aaraa tha lnd*p?adi-n>-a ol Ifirllt. f,
mlnlaana tba arama fna In tha Mand i.f ' aha and mora ^
l atdH and ragalar aoaaalar r l.tioa* altk tha ?
W?n lndl>? icar?rally iban karat- fora la
I r?>n all fbaaa angaria wa ara planaad ta know that *
Mr Wahatar wtil ba twlp np ta tka rmjwraroaata af
'ka nnaa and that an n??na?l alll W paralttad ta
paaa ?nartiaa4 anianlatad altbar b> attaad or ta t*- ''
ainat aar Br**taa 'ran and tha Inaraaalaf 1+ ^
mand for aarkata Mr 1'Mltr baa a ayaaadld tald
barma bin aad aanaot fa>' a tarn k la |a?<| i<
!fka pata Ma knaid aamaaity ta ika trip*. I f
r*rth*< P*riUai?m mf th* Tn/ fngUy.
[Prom the fru) Whig Aogual 9S)
The Hf?f preaeated to the Mrooa * ? ?
' -il not attempt to deanriba. A a or* ghaetly >D<
lorrlWe ip?'tirlt th* mind eannot *on**ive Both
>ere in th?lr erdiuarj night clothe* Th* woman waa
u the tront |i*rt uf the bed, h*r hud reeling on th*
>riu and partlelly on th* boeom of h?r companion Th*
'trh m the thr*at wai not de*p, and th* blood had
Ircpped beneath. to that little waa oa her p*reon U*r
lourtirune* wax pallid, and marked by ? **r*nlty
iniouutiag almoat to a mil* She had evidently
noved eoly v*ry slightly attar th* eat van made, aad
,brn in th* itrugglea of death. fh* wiuof the mlddl*
iiv la bright, hardly ordinarily r*bu*t. and appt n'ly
aged abtul thirty year* By h?r ride on th*
ight lay Caldwell, th* Baft horrid obj*ct that the
jen *Ttr beheld U? waa tall, matcular. wall formed
argt head feature* itrongly marked, aad th* lowe.r
<art of Ll? l*c* covered with heavy whisker*. Th*
janh la hi* throat had eevered and laid hare hit windpip*.
and he had bled moot protuaely. Hit face, hand*
in a brta*t were curer*d with blood, and hit hair aud
hlrketr were clotted together with it Judging from
:b* position of hi* limb* hi* oontortioiw uut have
teen long and severe By hU right tide waa lound
i raaor. covered with blood ad alto th* rator eaae.
IJCTITK*. KIT., poms IN Tin ROOM.
The following letter* and memoranda found iu th*
room, leave little ground to question that the act wa*
premeditated and that both had fully made up their
miudsfoi ite accomplishment in the man nor la which
t wa* effected.
The Brut letter, It Heat, wa? written by Caldwell,
Jut never mailed It 1* penned in a good hand, and In
[luneiuation, to., scrupulously correct :?
Ai ItAMY AMEaiCAN iloTEU Aog. 2, 1840.
Dabikl Mt aRAV, Esq. :
1 ear 5ir.?That there may beafewwhn ciixhi potsibly
ai*b lu know uiv whereabout*. I tend von the followier In
ooking over the few |?>i yttri of my lite. vicw:-ig the prelent
nnd allowed to Cfmjci'tnre the raalit en of the future, I
tat becom* dineatmtied with mjte'f, and about me, oouhluenily
1 tu *fure me are many, aud the pronpeete before me truly flatting
; but for all tine life it a burden. " Von aru a?t?n!?hd
" "Well you may be." " Aatonnhed Ver. to think a
nan like myself, fnll of life anil vigor, ehould wi. 'i for leath.
rhe r< unn why, it i> uanereMury tomato Volumea would
int hold it Neither eoaid papa-r paper oonta*a It 1 might
nte ine'aucea ol' treatment received by thaw who wert
irar f me, lut in 1 leave them behind, I wlil eay faretell
I May prosperity oruwn the heada of thoae 1 loan bf,ind
mt. Then, to one and all, Farewell! Farewell .
k M. a. caluw ell.
> cthiag but thl* I leave behind me.
The indication* la the room wero that tho parties
lad ?lol? at vomiting*, and experienced much purging,
La.
Tho following wai written in a woman'* band on a
ilip ot paper, in pencil mark, and touuti i j the room.
IVe correct the rpelling and punctuation alighlly :?
Dear Ma?You take ia> black hat. Give my ear- ring* with
>lu? etoben to dear enter Caroline. Tl e rett of my thfnge let
Elenrydi at lie plearea with. Tin rin^ an my fore Sugar let
irctl er Bill take <K and wear it lor ay rake. I hope yon
ire bp woil prepared to die as I am. Adieu !
Don't let abv body wear Frank's elothee, for my Hake.
On the table wan found a very richly c??e<l dagner antjpecf
an inlant child the piuturo evidently h?vrg
bun takan alu-r ihath , and in the bcoroom wit*
ound the following obituary notice, which had b?en
lut from the ciilumrp Of the New Voi k Tithune : ?
Diifc ? ()a Wedoiaday morniLjt, May lat, Frank 11. Kntpp,
nfant n of tiaary I> and Loaiea C. Kuapp, aged obo year,
en mnatli*, and uin* daya.
" The good die young "
me iruiiupoi me inuiii; , ana wiu?? mi ni? frr.numinaer,
Mm E V an tv inkle, ?ill plcate at'end the Iantral, from her
knH, ho 711 TiUarj >tr*?t, Brooklyn, <n Friday alternoon,
u two o'clock.
The aararobe of tbe parti' * wa* gentcsl and fathionkble.
Caidwell Ludf a good cloak black broadcloth
roat. 11Kbt pant*, and ahite hat Id hi* pocket* wat?8 <l?. rigned W B Caldwell;
tlr-d by the nm?. fur
(78 72 and ?i*ty cent* In change, and sundry paper*,
ut 1)0 ill) p. >1 lance
Ko tiding* bad been heard from the friend* of either
uf the partie* up 10 nine o'rloek, !art evening. t'b*
bodit* w?re removed in the afternoop to the publio
rault in the city cemetery.
lie (Caldwell) la known here a* the ion of a re.
ipertable citinn ot Whitehall; the woman, wht.ee
maiden name wa* I.ouiea 0 Knapp. ban a hurband in
IVilliauuburgh. fn-m whom *he el?.ptd with Caldwell.
A elerk in thetfllce of the fecretniy of Ftata furDi*lie*
the following extract Iron the archil e* ot that
Itpartmrnt " William A Caldwell, born in Wa*hngton
county. New Y.>rk aj,ed 27 Convicted of
burglary and '.areeoy In Clinton couuty, July 4. 1842,
tnd renieict d to confinement iu State prltou for tire
(ear* and wa* pardontd May 1% 1843 "
Tbe Alluiny JrwrmU, of tbe 22d mutant. My*:?
'Caldwell, the principal actor in the frightful trtkedy.
ivhlla in thl* city, borrowed money ot a gentleman
with whom be wa* *ligbtly acquainted, leaving, a'
wcurity, a note purporting to be drawn b. hi*
brother. W. I". Ca.dwell of New York. TUi?~ note
urna out to b? a forgery Tbe deceased bad led a
Ife which wa* pretty *ure to end diraatrou'ly.
1'tCIIT UlliF HimilTT?. )
A uguit 2.1, lHftO. j
)r. E Kriun'v ; ?
!>>?* hm. 'Yonr rervice" ending with the voyage,
cannot allow you to depart without eipn wing uiy
rernimt approbation for your kind, prompt and *kll
ul attention to my pa??er.g?r*. he., having ovi r 700
n board and durlr* tbe voyage, come unit oevere
are* of lever, and other uia?a**a. amcaget thtm Yet
re lc*t ant one from d*na>? incidental to (hip. Actpt
my thank* tor your kind aud aklltul attention to
?lt ofllc-r* ?r?w *nd pajwetiger*.
Wlri.lar y"U eurcer* ai. t hepplaea* tbmugh life.
] aoi *lncerelj, yeur*. WM. O. II ACKBTAPF.
*nnd*y K icnraton.?The iteamrr Niagara
>*ke* rienraioa to-morrow to Mentors aaii luiern*iat?
plate*. Tal* ficcr.ua i* oae *f tb* Ire-t out of thl*
ity, and tb* boat a*nrj?*?a?<l fee ?-* *e<x>anaviakn*.
Time cf ltaviag Chamber* Nr.vt, 7)* A. M. b?? ad rtireie
cat.
Klrgnnt Hrlclal tarda, Knrdepri. Cake
***, aid Bridal U r'rr?. (file Ittett and mo*t fa*Moa*Me
yl**, can be had at ?V CRI'BLL'd. 302 Broadway, eoraer
' Po?n? (treet. Mr. Ki*rdell baa a branch ?tovv, at So. 2
r*ll ttrvet, lor tb* aacouimodatiea of hi* dvwa towa *?*
mil.
Information ! t'ta Keaileriaf tbe llernld.
It)on ?ant ( I N ? a ! Shoe*. (;alt?r*or Slipper",Jut
ika ??r adv.aa, (?4 ta Brnck*' Boot aa I Shoe Kmpoam,
I'll Falton Mrtel, (he be*t pla<e la the eily to get a
od.fcaadaiae aad cheap articU of Boot*. Shoe a, CMUn,
Ihnkifinrf In Coilnmr.-r. 11. Wh??lo*
???, l?L|i and futrtM) kitn to tka ysblia u ihi m?at
irra.lnl lllralrawr of 5h*ka|?ara, U aUu> w> ata'aa a
ar tl.roafti Urattrn N?w lark, to pl.t a* M rtlut, S)r?i?,
anil th? ilhir Urf* ntln. for IM pirpw of rtatng
rtntllf tan?lit.#? fr in J-hak?p?ar?. f r tuiab h? la, |>?ri|<
Wttrr | j than iii* other scholar in Ai?"rica.
r.Uaaatatfl *| |??r la tha att*iaal c< ?tnina..f SUI^Mrt;
(J?.l to ?Meb. kt> urikta* K-rwnkt ????toUanra ta tk?
k?MfH of ll>? yi<tat bard, a til , tra tut.it! w rIwi
Dtpurrrr-lbi' only plrtnr* fioiu II fa of tha
Ml ? ! I " ' ? I I , I i ?! I MM>, l?k?1l l.? 'li?
11 ri ?r* in fraa<a in l>4*. M| I* ???. with ban lr? la <>f
ill-' f>t< tara? I y tliI l<a?a?fl?"t%M, tak' 4all?, aub uf
llkualfal-ra. M BA (>V. 1111111nr. Ki,
ZS'I Braal??jr, |>i>ot, a t.ia Park PuJBtaia.
Tti* Plnmbf National Caller), No. ail
r?a4*av, la raally a?ith aialtlai, both aa ko tha larf-at
.IlartUa of 4latiar?lkba4 para, aa aa4 tha f.aaat w .rka t>f
la art atar aihll ital In any aonnirr Ififul JmtiM In
it lac tl.ai t<r. .o- at ? i p.amp a aaa ka aara of
na? ar <ta4 at t!.ta ??tablla!ia?nt.
' fa. Part.?Tlia lllaatrloaa VtawMlaa
itaftaia. aoaaa.ran.a4 I j kl* lat aaU fnea4a. ataitad
ra4y'a caller?, yaterJaj, wtaa aa a^al'tllt Jacnarrao.
rr* of lata flilitftlaKf |?waa?a aaa >M?4 to '.ha rary
iteaiKa .rl|? <?tlea ^f llr *r?d?'a rteiroa
ia oaly e<t.?lle4 by thalr papa lart'y?*vi aa4 W
roadway.
rafclll ?hat tha Udlrt aa)r \\r 4aa't
retard to ba - erae4 la ail lit yaierte* of ira vanma 4aaaa
ikat aaafar a iaa rrara oa ia4|et ? bat aa II ?. >ra
>aulam*ta a*ar4ta( iha palm ?f as aila.iaa aa4 keaaty
i.' fabflaa aaa^a by CAblLL ?f V7 Hr?a<l *ay. aad aa aa
' a< hie 4rrae Beeta, fee.. far r?atl>m?a ara anrteell-4,
a.' 1-aat plaaaare la t?4*ra<a? (a pr.at tba blab reputaai
k-h???aiaa.l la Maw T?rk aa aa aaaamplial a4 ear
ntMf.
t'i?? ?>W and hianlirul t?at*nl T?p?f
t I f f. ?'fty * ? I r?>??t Tafaatrr larraln a ? H?
|t|r?ll I I'larlf >> indi < ariula ItltWfnil
.li ? ' r>r|?i *?. ma. No ? Watrarr, Hi RAM
M'lWiM Tin ?a 4a. M 4 tm Carliak I >>*ra>a C*rp?i?
|4 ? aa4 4a.OtlCl tl.a ar*4a?>4Mly h**|>
R??n4trt' Pcrtahlf Itrrwlnn C*M F?f
itj, 147 RrM<n;, *a>r?*r af liktrt; atravt, at I M Im4a?
Tt>aaa < . ?! ? at>; t4tuU|?i ???i ik* i?'r*.a4.
l?i?f with tha aiaw f<t r**' MfttM, *1 h*
-?ia'aa raaiaiaa* tharal* ar* af fimi#*I alaa a? t *?"4
aJuj, aaaaf ? iak a.a? W ? ??'-?t?4 U< Hatalli*
tkl*t Strap f. r bM|>ta| t?mr< la p.1 t t tat.
r?ak Fartary, .1?J Tkr mMt
i"i*a aalar ilaa >( ap> a at v l.?. . a k> la Tar*aia? ?aall.
of?b ll?r? ka . ta ? Hi t' f Mih >lll |?r4?*
Ik* UtHlua "f (Mil ( \j? al <k.- a. akliah at.
frata th* t*r\ (kit i|ki rt nl 'in ii lakia la ik*
ilftM af Nik. a* aa I" p * ? itvat parfa?t aaa>r.
(tali ail! la at4aa, alt- r ??t patirra R> Mlfar
aa v > J MI'S Hill
Mill, lk? lalmlfatalr Catlrr af lUIr an4
'klakata, at II ku?a ? i" I Fla? ilml KM ia tka
vir-ria. lail'Mi. r talk. ?ti4 *a*r) tka? Myl . ta ml
aaara i-arfrai IS* arrrk aa.M aailfrllr an4 arar
it ia Ik* faaibra? aa4 pun' i(fatm>i al ta*
raaa
Hair D7f.-ll?lrh*l*r'4 Otnaln* I.laf tiltl
air Dta, ?*a nl; ka ir<>??r*4 at tk* MnafwMr;. 4 fill
r-*t Tka paktl*akaai4ir*artl a??l*it ImtaHaaa. Saa a /
KtM 4i|'l< taa* Plrriai *k taa hat ha*ataa>tia4 a fcM
l?r lr-m th* a** > ' *k* lallatira If ? -aa hart H **rata4
aall aa aa *?' ?* Crff Ik* a44ra*a.
A UqaM Hair Dy?, thai will ml wuh af,
adar tka hair n4 ? fcaa*f . aa ak? kaa a**4 th* I'aic *
qai4 Hair lira, antl' It ta ka *aparinr i. tat thay
n?t??r fp?l ( r tolinai r?l k?ir U l?n ,f..l krawa ?r
i MM Frtaa. da. aa* IS*, par kaa. Par ula ?aly al Ik*
r.anr l>rup Sl? r*. V J, Ha?* rait *??t *?r.| th* prralaa
air QH f It In aa f?llaat artlrl* fir tka kair; il alll rralal
tka hair fraat 'all.*? oat. Priaa, fa m4 ? par t-alUa.
Wlji and Taa|irra-lBaihrr llf. rial kaa
?> at arfrl .a *a Kai'ktWt, far tka haal tl|a aa4 Taa*
aa T>' [tM(t ara iaa|t*4 I* latpa?l hi* aaa ai.la (at
al aa kill III I I a * .-i? a,...- J aa - ?r- .
ra?t. In lit* >a4 !> ? aaacrla**! la tha
7. C ?r? lk? a<M-?-a
Batibltl'i *o?|? I'amlrr. -Ktmlllx wtll
i<l In our a<f*arltalar irliam I litt ?f 9r?Mi **ll
la ItMl n alia p< ? p. nail a* t taa f.?l wall rnilMI IhM
I ?li? (Iff |l *rl I will ??r?r al>*a<l >* ll? aaa Tk?
rt* anaj if in|?rtik|? *im*> Itn ? fmMlah i?-<?t,
nlah.a k fair ar|4an<a ef lha l?mani II h?a air??4a
Maataail l llalMk HxllralMl >*? Will
t< 'H. fia|>l<a, fiKklM, all< arm I* KlWll
r arwitaati-ia anr?itaoaa ??lr fr*? uj Mil af t*ia
!? l.^ai* R?a?a far pal' lir* afeaaka UU? fhlti
r*?al f,r?ailiaaaLM H Walkaf (tract, tra' I'ra fraa
*t I* ) r"a"?a?. r aJlaa it, * t??Ui TklH airaal, FWt?Jakla:
I Oa, 1?? 'iHlHxa Nthi. Iwm.
Prrrklra,Tan, (allaiaiitaa, flnaftM, Rraaja>aa
illllil a *.aaaa??, ara It I* ??II kaaa II poMII'M*
ra4 It ?MI| tairaal'i Italiaa uh liaf r*a
*?ra >?k<ila ?r?4l-H?a kal* fr?1 ?at p>f ?f Ik a fcaiy.
W' afa f?t fata l'f? ul ?l?l> l.ilf tTkliafaa raa*h,
ia?a* ???l?h ?"? ? r7 Walkar a?raa% i,-i t?
ll?U TUH II, ,
CmI<7 * Keni'i Tr?d? Bala Bnilatla ? |
FflttL wtll ?p?a at 9 ' lock with the irwi uli *f ?aKr.
em^racirg nyer eft.uOtiwaine of le >er paper ( t?? writ- I ]
g ,papar of every grade and variety; ala? ropy-ko la, aet?
H|?r,kltik be?k |>>p?r. bill paper, drawtag paper, >Uu.
imperial. elephant nper rjyal mediam. demy, and foaUeap '
auee lo?*f<en nateb paper, tteane pap?r, white and aalora,
paat >1m paper, hard* apa pap?r, Bnetol Noarda, playiag i
earde, tra paper. Manilla paper, h?a*> ran etraw, aad beary
maw, bonnet beardi, and hank nnta paper; alan i.bineee papar.
a ?e?y large aad attractive laeoiee. for particular* af
wl iak a*? taiaJogae. aakraeiag alio a eery largo ineeiee ?f
paper bastlnga. After tke eale of paper aareral attractive '
la> I'irea arhoaka will t* aold, ailJuka C. Kikar, J. D Aides
aad "then. Tlie lata to ba continued thromth tha avan
> wlih Mae*re. Holbioeke k Ca.aLaval** i ahniaa I odea
prlntl and engraving*. tale aaeh day opene alio clock and
ee;.: r.uei through (ha dar aad iTeuiag. On Monday. ihn aaJa
?v! i fen wilt toe following eiteaeive aad valuable ineoioa*: >
Niter k Serikner, D. Appletoa a Co., George S. Applaton, I
ties P. Putnam, Rob?rt Cartur A Brotjeri.
Tha Stain Fall Hat for ISM.?Gcuta has
ik* i-ifaaai* o( aaaoaaeing that on H'eiim ad>>, nie fSth
In*: . ka will imup the rail Style of Gt.ntl.aieu? tlatifer
lff4l, wMeb, la kaaaty of ihape will tntoaeead aajr fabrie
tfca; taa hitherto liiaed fram hie manufactory. He mek??*
a oaaiparlaaa with any bat tbat baa ater beoa produeH,
either la America or Piaace. (< > IN.
1U Broadway, oppoaite St Paul'i Cliurcb.
Gentlemen'* Hata?The Fall| Style.??. P. j
Col- man. 10* Nuiaa at,New Tork, will ieiue the tall faah- ;
Ion forgentleaen'a bate thiiday. tbe hat ii inauurae-urad i
with lb* diatom ear* and ittenUonTT.be bod; or foundation i
it of lb* CiiMtqaalitj of for the market oaa pr*l?o? The
ilk it from the ricbeet looms of Lyone, Imported expreeily
for o; trade; the lorm la after the ranet approved i- taodarl of '
beaut v and elegance, and In flnieh it ia adtairabl, aaapted |
for the aeaaon. In cooMoaenee of doing a onli bnaineaa I
am alia to e?ll the Terr heit hat far $*,?'. that will compare
favorably with the $4,00 and $4.00 bate of Broadway. Second
quality $3,(10.
BOHIT HAKKRT.
Famar, Augaat 23?8 P. M.
The itoek market hw experienced do change. The
faneiea war* not ao active, but prioea ware wall sustained.
There waa not a single ahare of Erie or Reading
Railroad told at the first board. Tba market
closed heavy.
Tba receipts at tba office of tba Assistant Treaaurer
of thla port, tt"da; amounted to $100 187 (J3; payment!,
$32 828 76- balance $8,819,024 38.
It will be itaan by our police report that a Wall
atraat broker baa been getting himself Into a n?m*r.
In bie eagerness to fix tba charge of fraud open t he
me in lore ef a house which has recently ascended
payment for a large amount, he went too fur. ?ni
awore to much more than hn ean prove The broker*
in the street have been large loaers by the (allure of
the houae alluded to, and they, no doubt, feel a little j
aore. and one of them took thla course to inuke them
give hla demand a preference. The beat part of tha
business ia the report thnt the broker who made the
affidavit of fraud, purchaaed a large amount of the
protested paper of the aaspended bouse under the
Impression that tha difficulty would be privately
arranged and he receive the fall amount of hii claim.
The Canal Ccmmlssloneraof Pentsylvania bave given
notice that proposals will lie received for tbe sale of
tha Philadelphia aud Columbia Kallraad. from the
Inclined plane? Including the viaduct?to the corner
of Vine and Broad atreeta. together with all tbe real
estate and old materials upon that part of tbe road.
lue piucfr'lll UI lilt HJI Rlllll DPi OV L?? I null U'JJ
The current qifttatione If thl* market, for foreign
end domeitis esrhangrt, for ipeeto, and for unearrent
money, were ee tnaexed :?
Fokron Iiminen.
r. I^ndoa 10k, * >u>? Oo Amsterdam?M a 4014
On I nn aSf 21'i On Hamburg S?H ? *>S
On Bnnti .7V>? > NO
uWrntamrT Meaar.
Bo'tat. S'ld.mL Ho't. <it. ITUaL
NrwFnelead.. V die per Mobile, ip.pj'i. % die Id die
Alb'y. Troy, fce', die it die New Orlrea*.V.'.ie die
N.York,couulryl? die J, die Ohio 2)5 die 2 die
NrwJereey... Ij. die \ <lie Indiana 2 die l'-i ?lte
Philadelphia... )? die per Kentucky 2 4i? ljj die
Baltimore k 1I11 V die Tuouee. ae 3 dia 2\ die
Virginia 1% die 1 die Hieeni.ri 1 die iV'in
North Carolina!)* die ? die Michigan 2 die 1^ die
Boatb Caroliaa I die ? die Canada * die 3 die
Getrpa 1 die ? die
Wheeling Larke are IK prr rent diecoanv.
Doaaeric Kxcneaeae.
Bf?ton ? a W die MoMla I hk n'el. a 7 die
Philadelphia.. ? a die MoMIe ee nhecka. I a IS die
Baltimore ... . ? a ladle New Orleaae... lid a 2 dn
Rirhnoad Hk. 1 a ? c.e North Carolina..I>{ a ? die
I>o. CLerke ? a ? die Cincinnati a 1?* die
Cherl???on... V ? 1 die LoaieTille ? a 1 \ die .
h>annah.,,. V 1 1 die Naehrtlle., t a 3 die 1
Aaeiieta Sal die Pt. Louie ebeckt.lK a ? die ,
Calamine,,. . ? a 1 die Detroit t a ? die
QveTATroite roe flrtcia
r*fr ffTV'
Aiarr.|^ld,old. ,1W a KM Carolne d<.ij..$10H UO a $1061*
do. do., new.100 a 101 Id Firefrance... M V)n 94 00
H?if dillere 100U a IU>* lonbloon. ... 1? ftO a T07A
P'.rtuf-nMf 1 Id Km a lo"\? do. patriot lft !*i a 15(1 ,
ftpanleh dollare. I oft a KM Sorereigne ... 4 a 4 M
de. enertereOSW a 100 do. light. 4 Si a 4S! 1
Mexican dollare 101)* a 10!){ Hrary gniaeae ft Ml a ?
do. aaarteretUH a 100 N apoleoaa.... JHSa 18ft |
Then- ha* ber n but a moderate luqulrj for exchange
for remittance by tie iteamhlp I'aelflr, to-morrow, ;
and qaotalkmi remain without alteration. TUeeteamer 1
will take ont a email amount of epeeie. We have |
notblr a new to renort relative to the movemante In
or quotation* lor nncurrent money, doateatle ?i '
cbaigca, or ior ipcel*.
ConnWHt three dollar nnta* rn tho Delaware City '
rank are in efrrnlatioa. Tba general appearaaee nf I
the note* i* bad tha engraving being poorljr eiera ted,
and |'ilntrd on aoarr* paper. They art- mnob lm? la
dlnmalon than th- genuine.
Stock KirhaiiRf.
f.'i?rSe-?. 1?7 llfik ? N % I foIaikTC* 110
?l0"O 4? lit. SfJ Pheai* Hank UX >
]i?0 do. 1*?S IIRV^ 3D Oceaa Haak ItCt'f
;?0 do, ri.1'1'a do li? > do KM
H<0 4o, I? / 112;; ??' * rrt? Caaal If.
IM>NT(, t, IHW 1I.1S l* farmer*' Trnat 4^s
innohief>" 1, lfr-? ivlini'uit rim* <;>,
M? N y ?' IN.1 |< ?k V> da 47 t
Uv rity ; /It n W 41 Harlem pr?rd, fall 104 ;
M>0 Kri* V, im |mJ>, MNJ-r.e?KK 11:";
4<?m 1 11 Iat<m? ltd* <> 91 No<-h a Sjr KR *J7
' l'*4l liar Kit Ik B4l 4A do *.V '
Hft. R.ad II lia*. 7?S K" Harlem RK ?W
10 ibl Ha Cna, laU 1ICS
?>iu
l? on KermeVr r. *1S 104 \ ??' ?1 Canto* Co MO 4? 1
*141 ?n? 7 ?. IW M HCS II*'Morrt. Caaal I*',' '
t.">kil4 lr K< ? Ui) H">4 Vi .to MO 1K^ :
WO alu K^adiai KR M 4H m> Harlem RR &*N
1(N do 49 I0U do b?) SfV
OITV THAUK HJlPDHTi
' fataat. Augunt 4PM I
T1>? eotton market waa artlre to-day, with *ale* at 1
fttll prlrvn and lo n* with an upward \i nl-noy In '
r a Ibo Ucelloo of a H" h?i been r?oo*er*'l, '
bile an advene* nf aa addlttuual S' * I' r?port?l ' '
day making a difference tt la'e fr .m tho low-at point,
I alura tba arrival of the Kurnpa The market alto eonI
tinned to b? Influenced by furtbei ailnw) Iron :n? (
I Booth regarding tbe unfa*'.rah a pro?|-et? of tho pre- ; .
IkdI nop yioor waa In fair egpurt demand for emi. [
??.n gredee ol rammon Mai aa Weetern brand*,
til# there waa no marked ' a .0 <1 other deaorlptlon*
Tbor* waa a lair bu*; >> ?* , hi wheat witb
I *ale* of Oeaeaae Canadian an' 10*.- horn at i|U0tatr
a* Cora waa towrr by la i? 1 um,"1. owing to
Ili?rta?r4 receipt* and dlialui -I M?ri from lha 1
Ra<t Pork waa ia|f*ir reqneet. w*tb *al< a at about ya?- >
Utday a price* There ? < no aiaikad obai g? In either I
art'.rle* ol protlaiona C4 (lao waa aatlra with ?alea at 1 J
foil prlcia. Bugart wero aiao In god danaaad at fall !
btiiwn rti ?/W-Tmli wtloK w*r* sot ?olarg * 1
I u lh<?? in our la?t report y*t at* pr*ttjr lair, ??T 1
I 7 MH) bbl* , at >4 26 a >4 6* ol<* and 1
' 1 rljolc* Michigan, *11(1 >f> MlV* * t6 <3S for pur* j
i (i??n??. Houtl.ru Hour roottau-d Th*
??l" ??r? only I 7to bbi* . at >6 l? a ft .11 lor mli?4
||. braa<ia. >||4 Mili.S tllMl fur rh?.ia* I'b*
1 ' i' ' ??? nrm. with ?al?* ol OK) bbl*. i
at %U 90 ?2 M Th* *al?* *f IW* W'*f eomprl** M*> J
i' j'f j at ?n iil, ai > < aaai*r. tboafb i
lirx Mlhi ."till r>arb?H 4 (>ui bu>b'l> nrt ilrn'ito ?
at >1 It; li(0 buafcvla M* tontbrri. on l?rra? not on- .
4mltx,4 an<l a lot of !< 000 bu?b> li? aoadiia at tl oi J
h?> tai|>rtr*d Nn ap T 0M> ba>M<. at IM r
7Or . *lo?iaf at th* la.trr rata Out w?r? irlllni la a
kbi utfBi. at 41* a 44* lor Nanferru. 30*. a 41a for i
< anad aa. ; *? a 40* for J*r**f, an<l *4r attf for I
I F?ath?ra Tb*r* ?a? i?m aetlrlty la lk< C*ra atrkrl. *
aal prior* hara drrltn?<t Mm nkrii'Ml 13.000 |
bu>b*U MM* for mi i-4 *4K? for b*nda?m* J*r**f I
| ) allow. aud 70* for a (Ball lot ! btu Uon* whit* **4 of .i?arlr 4.000 bal*i at Urn
' Mir**, iqaal to an *draa*a of <4* *lae* tb* order* par I
Earapa ?*r? r*r*l?rd *
lark- Th*r* wa* ha' a mod-rat* Itbqolry
i for ^irk *b<k qaotaliuaa ar? nnrl anf- l nn??n |
bbla w*r* ??>ld at flO I7H for ia??? and M 31 a M '
H*H for prlH* B**f wan Mvadj and qut*t, romm *
I0 000lt>* plrklrd ahonldrr* w*r* dl*po**d of at >H* . ta
ti* a?1|h?d oat fb? markrt far lard *ontta'?*4
?ij dall and th- ralva **r* roaRn*d to 1*0 bbl* .
prln> at*',t a id 2 * r. W* bar* |
| ao rhaag* of ImporUn** to r*port In tb* naaikat tor ?
ftTfWK . |
r?n 41 mail, f IIM>, rr SS, IMS.?Fl'tl B?inl- I I
; I'nuiliuil ?' , ((?'*?; l"1 ??t>py?-ll H?nk, 1?
' IS ?"' *< ?. '?, hi. lit; I ?h?r? I'-iiMjIxnn j m
ll*bk lir-^.l&itn l.nnn?tu? H??k. IOJV, t <1
Aol'i] K.ilri*4 ?'?, 7". P*V <fh?jlk II
*' '?V "" Urn * ?<.?? K?ilr-.?.i ?4\ I * . f? m?r?'
ftM) iMkuXl' Hint *>; l/14? I'llllfWltll R*l1rt*4 ?%V%
[J- ' I III ~ S. n
.... i.. v. ?. i.?. n? s, ?i >?. . , *. .v.. .i n
t ?* '!..% > ?? ??m? t ? !. i?u. j ? (.<r?r4 Hiak. .
lifci i?? '?.!? V, , ,
ltirrii*. Hi ? ! u, A? st ?t S.-4?hr? r. wt#* ml ?>tn?
Rmln.t4, II..'? t 4n. |('IV: M c**t?ra K?t'r ?4. 10"H. t.% _
Railroad. ?l*? K?; ID FtttHkai< lt?IW.?H W-<S | ?
< >. Mm > *, A B- ' ? ! ?n? ^ymr f Hailroal.fT t Sor- j
folk > " !? H?ili' *4. ?.?, *1 4? * w. | Y?rn ai Omril
Itllmi VI 4?. I**4. *V. It i .. ?**; ? K-H i1 mi? 1 RMIOH t> h?i.?? < ninpanf, >it4?*?. *> Ti?m mt i If
Ink IV t4'? lrm?fl Oairkl itR.. Dividtadt, U W
B?imi m 1iii **r*r, iravn tl IW?i K?riUii4
Ji?? ?rly ?'?. ?V ti ">1 in. 4*>? H?V I-."*' d?. <*- * \ '?
*S ?2,r? ? ,<?., Mt; I (Ulnar* h
??4 Okr K?>lr ?4, 7. V
T?lr(t?phlf. t
Ni? Ottlail. 11 IM'1 ki
Til* Mlirn market to dull Tb? Ml*? jnl-r U; i>Mf JJ
i?mM IN) ttalM. ?t 1?H? ItH*.. for middling
Marrlr*!, >
4t Hrld(?y"rt ' ? ? Tliiitdtf wtlkf *M In 1
* ?? . t>? t?t Mr P?f? *r J A atrtu ?t Mil
??kf? Wi? , i? Mim Rfirao I IttfUlar H j ' 1
I ?t**n,?r1.
V
MML
After a abort and severe illness oa the 2M Instant,
Mr riTiiri Kmc, ta tha 2flib jaar of his age
Ilia frlasds.andthoaaaf hi* brothers.In-law. Uiahaa!
aad John J. Staff, are raaoasted to attend hi* fuainl,
from liia lata resideuee 13 Park Row. without farther
to vital ton. cd this (Saturday) afternoon, at half-part
l?o o'rloak.
On tha 92d Instant. of consumption, Mr. Dart*
Bowk. aged forty-four yeara aiz month* and thlrteaa
daya
Tba relative* and frlei da of tha family, alao tha
m?nj hereof the Biiteenth ai r?-ft liaptiat church, ara r*
rprctlully Invited to attrri bia faunrai on Sunday,
tLa 2fith Instant. at two I' M from his lata rasidenee
No. 244 West tljcbteen'h street. without farthar Invitation
Hia lemaiua will be taken to Greenwao*
Cemetery fuainterment
On tha 22a inat . after a abort bat aevara lltnaaa, Mr.
IiunRoii i a MM af tha county Tyrone, Ireland,
K'd 2b yaara 7 month* and 22 daya
Ilta trlanda and acquaint ancea, ana ulao those af hlA
brother. Patrick t'ojle ar.- r-np^ciiolly Invited to
attend hia funeral, front hia lata residence. No. 2
Roosevelt street on Haturda.v. August 24, at 2 o'oloak
P. M . without further aotloe
On Tburaday afternoon. 22i laatant, at Bloomlngdala.
Eliza RriaNiM. In the 07tli year ol her afe,
relic of tbe late Wm Huruhaw
Tha relative* and frienda rt the ffcmlly ara reapeetfully
Invited to atteud bar funeral without farthar
Invitation, on Batnrday afternoon. 24th inatant, at 5
o'eloak from her late residence, " TheManalaa Bona*,''
Bloomiagdale.
At GretubarR. August 22d. of dysentery, Kubirfi A .
wile of Nicholas I'nderhill. aged 54 year*.
Her frienda and relative* are invited to attend th?
funeral, from ber late rea|j?noe. on daturday, S4th in tant
at 10 o'clock A M.
After a abort lllneas t u th- 21d Inataat. Mr. Michaci,
FiTtraTaica. aged 17 yuara He wua a native of Johnstown.
Queen's county. Ireland, and has realded in this
country for the laat thirty-Are years
His and his wile'a friends and arqualotanoaa ara respectfully
Invited to attend hia funeral thia (t>aturday>
afternoon, at three o'clock, from Ills late residence 17?
Pro?p?ct dtreet. Bronkljn.
On Kriilay. August !M, 1S60, ?fl?r a thart bat painful
illneaa Mr* Elizabeth Koch, widow of the 1*U> John
Koarh. neTfUljr-lhiec yearn, fire months, ant
twdTv daj?
H?r friend* and acqnaintaneni<ar? re.prctfnlly invlt.*e
to atti ud b.r funera'. from th. re*id?nca of her tun
in-law .John Lowrc. No. 4 Tompkin* utr.et, on Sunday
kltrrnooii. the ^5ih in.taut. at two o'clock.
In Charles county, li t IHt.h iu.t . Mr*. 0?thi?ii?
Miaaici. wife of the iion Win 0. Uerriek, in tbo
6lFt|y<ar of her ag?
AJ)TKKT1MMK?T? tthNBWhtt Mm PAY.
HKV. AKlil.
STOLEN?DEAF TS ON LONDON, VIZ:-ONB OS
Haywood, Kenn&rd It Co fnv- r of J -hn Murdoch, ?250? t
No. ls.S/7; 14, fav??r Ann Murdock, ?2VJ; 15, Ufor MaryJan#
Murdock. XiftO, on &paonar. A 1w?m>4 It Co. All paraona
are forbid negotiating tb<-a ><>to draft*, a* they are njt ent?or
ted by the owners a.'hu a ?i annty of jewelry.
TRUNK LOST?PROKa HI.Y TAKKN BV MISTAKE
from the Chambers ai-raet ?fat?oa of the llu<l4<>a Kivor
Railroad Ccmpanv, on tLe a. rieal of tbeereoir* traia on
Monday, the l^th inet.. a travelling traoa. iu*rtei W. II..
8. A liberal reaard mill ? p*:d on reinrnit c it to tha Kailm
ui <KV . 1 ti If u 1 era.
ON* MILL KlWAi^-h&N AW AT. ON THE 5TH or
July, from tha subscriber, Samuel Lindlsy. an indented
apprentice to the taw tuakiu/ hutinean Thtsti to forbid all .
p? rros* harboring the ?ame I or. on ray aec >nat. The abova
reward and no charges will be |.a?d for hit apprehension and.
delivery to ma. J?;M?P1! A. KH<>i>CS.
Williamsbnrgh, L, I.
FOi I I iC'At..
Ninth ward democratic hall v.?at a largb
and enthusiastic meeting** the Uamooeany of tha Nintb
H ard, held at tha house of J. liari lay. on the evening of tha
Etd ihctaal on motion of if r j ii Hugbaa, Uvh F.ULOTta.
Baq vai niatlBviil) allad air. and h motion of
kl Ctolum,Hasara Biimai naiU.I if; mm
wne ai-p? inted Cteretariee. T ? i Mtwtnan having stated
the object a of the meeting. % artiu Krnrney offered tha following
resolution* :?
1. Resolved, That tha U*t. Senatora, Messrs. <'ass, Diokinnor
aad oth? ra, whose patriatis efforts to sustain the spirit
of the constitution, in the vexed questions which hara agitated
tha eouiitM. deserve the gratitude of the natioa.
2. Resolved. Ti at we eougratulste the democracy on tha
succeseful re?nlt of the late primary elections in this titjr
and county.
S. Kreolved. That our thanks are due to Ile-r/ If Western.
Fr <.. f< r his disia tares t< d and kaiertkla * urse, iu disbsaliac
tha oanmlttaa a( whiHi ha *** ehatr . aa. thereby
4. Kem.lvcd. that t/n? nnetiaft ncuinmrad it.* laited
8l?id? Senate, witbont reitktd In | artr. U> *ot? a#ains? ?
oci.fSrr.aLiur of llafh M?x*ril, ? Collector *f thu |Oit, h?
harm* yroi ed bitneclf Imtta nnmrtby tnd incompetent la
et?r? re?i>?et for thl? Important li n?t.
i. Vi?<l?*d, T..?t tlii p*rt *f New fork, th? iantiH
rnip.rium nf th* nettm.. to <mr .pinion, ransircs for
tbi* otfro jl men cf pi*hity. I? wgrlty, and an* well r?r ted ia
Lcmitilt outturn and lt?i.
ti. R. ?. Irrd. That th* democracy i brimjlna! ?hii ?ity are
hereby requetted to adopt eiaiilar mea>nrea.
7 hi >*' rod, Tl a* the pn i oodles?er? of tti* Senate.
Ik* Chairman kav.n* ?nlmiit-d th* foregoing resolutions
In th* vreetin|(. they were r nanitrn"ily adopted and. after
a f*w appropriate remark* hy Mr. Win. C.Olo?*r,<>n raotioB.
tli* ii.i sting ad;, i.rm-d. ItHIJ r. c'lo\CK. Chairman.
Hu rkAn CuiVKB, \
i 11. Inim. j Soeretano*.
TIMU ASSAMBI.Y MeTHICT TH Kl.rTU AND
Nineteeath Hard*?The CommltM * eletted KiMhota
d*le?ate to repreeeat tin* d,. net ia the f>.-norretie State
Oaxatioa. to l>* held at Srractie*. oa ta? ilth day of "*ept*ah?t
mit nit at the n? iee <t Th ae? Starr. Tktrl
annuc, oa Tln.r*day evening. the i2d in"t?nt Dr. J. B.
llelai* ?aa at'P' iBtad Cfcaliinea. an I l.e-ril II. Striker. Jr.,
Seen tar). I harl** O'Con r ?a* leirminnlj clKMil t?
repreeeat tl.l di trict in th* S.at* ? BT-atina.
j . w,iiian
GAk&iT B. Btbisib, Jr., Secretary.
POST OFFTCR irOTlCU,
Up mail run iihtir*.. rosr office, met
Ti ik, Aii*. 21, K'-t).? Naiir fnr th. V .1 Mail Steamer
PAl inc. *f the "Colliae" It**, will rleee at tkis oAo* oc
SstnHay. th* iM'b lint. s? tl'SA. ?, L>*iter* t* tbs aontl
II'. I.f tore;., ..y tin- . nr??. mint pre-pnJ
Jl rent*. M M V. II KaDV, foaiiaanter.
pkitciillal.
Hl'SINESS A WlOAD ? A VOUNO f-E>TLEMA?f ABOrT
Tieitini all i art* of tin-lar. 1 and Fran**. 1* deetroai nf
>1 talaiag a lew li*erary or bv??.. n nuniiiiacoa*. whieh h*
amid atu ad to r *r?>t,a!le. ft,.- a m derate t m|?as*tioa.
Addre** J. V. V . at tb)f B (r.
INr'ifK *TI"N WANT! -OK II! UNA*.'- Mgl' I M.I V
by ki* fl*t*r But*. M rnntrae'iif. "?* rtar a^o, *lx
Bile* fn m Nau?eo, Illinoi- Btil ia< a nvir nariKabl* llli??1*
and M eaters papers pleas* oopy. Addna* to ll*rali
tftas.
IHiHTI lb.
CINTKtVlLLE COl I.. 1 . TRUTTINf).?A PL'BSB
i f | l.'o ? ill tw (iTea i? r> I' hi'an in harno**. ta
' BI* Iifl Sept. .'.d. Alio s pue*e of BI%?, mil* h?al<. ?> ? 3 la
i. i ii I i ri.i . r i . r>< ? ara frm
rail tn Miaf Imreu*. eauptlof lady >* ? >lh ar.d l/?Jr
II I.w ! (lift ? ill *n to th* Ii mnii I in ea?h pur ?. Kairie*
I. r iJ.i ?l. .? | nrie* ?i I rl"#? vt . iiaoaday *?*s.nr. 4ti;n*t
i>, by |ti o'rlnei, a* bum k Badiies'f.a or m >r* to
uaks B held. 2 to start tu aal>? a raee
J' KL ?oMCI.IN. I'mprieior.
Ck f. t i: c v 11. l>. cm i- -r.. l. i . R'-rris . tii t
(>illo?lrt ! uri'" ?r? #C*ai .to n.aaa oW An.-ixt f
iil? haaia. la 3 In 4. ia h?n> 1 - i r.
I aunr;, .V? I. |.nm W. '!? ktlli,
' thai a-a?ar t*ot?4 for a
'>" N". I ii r?- ,r i|, l? ??fi>- ?vn aa*
Inrrr to t0)< 11 1 t >. r Uiat aaror ?on a mm.
Ii.l,pi?|.i'.tlli h< at* Mill *, ll haro..* f<>r bora*,
hit aa*** ?"? 1 pufi >? | ir?? S-<' mili k'lti
<at 'p * *a4?r tl >i? fir li ->'i ihM r> ?at w<> I
1 ' I 1 r I , I'a r la 5 II h*r
i*??, fur f-a rli.f l.<-rara thai M?r aoa ifurwini All
f tha ?loi r la r. am tl Acti a* S'tli. aotrloa l? Han
I n4*i a*aaia?, Ahi-i fc. hi I" I ' ii .ttiroaa fc K?J
<a a.S or acn la atka a t?d, ao4 . In t'art to ataitnti.
JUKI. ONKl.1V, Prprlaio*.
nor** riuaini bROCND?TftorTirro.?4
taraa af |T-V Will ?..m? * ? ? 'n4a*Iha VI h l-tat., at
o'rh.rk Mil* koala, t- ai * > > t. In h?r??aa Cbaa.4 ail.
ha f tl alaj ratrlaa? Nr C \ *nta**k n rlt ra Taaaal.,
Ir. I> ? aatin k |. (ttf. Vr. B Vaa tail atlari h. i.
'atkAa4ar.
BO* Kill ltd, AC. r
1 n p - a rtw cr>tiii?iN ca?? ai.itat* bp
?i h f-II t %t4 ?r I ih4 fur ??!> 4
' > *?ry fHiH'iH# liiuat ??%r ih? fettcry. A| ply
t * . Nmi.
[><>Aki> h ami.I* ?a Lai>y Rftgi ire* rnx ROAR*
L# ti w?i| f?rat?h h?r i?a
> - " I I T TlIM ! % to ? til P?t
math. A^ftr^l II. M ll tW? offr* nfj hia
> . i> * ??*ir*Tr
' hoard ai kaaaoar familr, la ?ka appar part af tka alt*.
44raaa I II ikla - ?r.
I UliMMl A Utf.l.tMA* A in r.APV. (in TWO
it rlafla nnllaaan, aaa aaa4?fiiaaio4ato4 ?tk W-ard. aa4
>aa laria Taralahorf nrai ?a ik* aaa aJ toar a* II* ba->aar4
iraat. haiwooa Kmaaaay aa4 lla atraat, la a caataa print
haar4la( kaaaa. wkora w ar? ara hat a f?w aalaat hoardMi
*
[JOABKINV W?M s _A Kk - ("?'
U rata faailly. whara ?a otkar hnar4ar> ora lakaa. A4wai)
la-4ay, itailaf lariaa ka , 1. 4 . at I k*a t. Aaa.
tiiOM ? 11 ll I. ? . I
? of twa nr tkr?a ilaala c*?t'?m?r aaa h* aaroaiaiaAata#
III Nil ar partial kaara, h? arrlj ia? at VI >1 Varka Pla -a
I Hit AI.
Y1ANO.-A OOOD fcla IKTAVH. PIA>0 fOB m - A 11^
i artava r ???""4 4a.. aaarly a?*. fa* tln>?a aa?r oai*a
raa*aa*4 4a . war .ai.J. <?r* law to pa* a4raaa.a.
h a4raar?4 aa aiarahaaairo an4 panaaO i r i*r?> af all
ia4a. Qvo4a koackt aaH *'14 oa ntaraiaaiaa.
I. f. lh. Aaa ?.ro?>. H?a?4 Wo->*.
N TPB >r<?||AM PlANO-riiBTKR. MaBVPACICRID
Ij T. Oiijht a Co , Natl) 1 tli.ta ara aa??a4 tka k*i?at.
)tna traaa of ika P.aan, aa4 tka rura, *i.aialaa4. aaa
.Hoar loaaa af tka Pari"* "n>i If yoa *ltl laak aa aa
7 Broaaaaf. I*n alll Ba4 a f.ao aaaif t aal of l> aaa iaat*aaait.
Tbay ara tka niaat 4aalrakla aaaraaaata fo* tha
arlor.
L J ? PCHlMll.
H A|taay, . I Bn a ai T* r, .h aa naaaaa ar* rati.r.ii
ao4 i|.'? >arl* lo.i*af. ha *'iafar
Ilk a| rliaaal* ftoa tka Si-ath aa4 fr**i Canada.
ft. I Kllxjilt PiapHiMf.
lioMUKI* mil AlUIUHa.ll.
.'?? ?*!?-? PIl-iNfL HWI |i>W HlfiH..
parlactly kla4 *? ? >* )? lt<? ?r4ia?f? r+4 ptl W
im Mmliiailw |?ib ?. ind liili>uMKr. Hm
>? <lriari ia tka eoaair/tht laH f..ai aj??aa'laan
i1' t**t? rf >r? ir4 .# arlr fat nli m h# it
ltfcrMl?iw?.i ?aa?r CM aa ftt J HVM?R?
r?ry ?l?M?. 177 TaVfiii iiimI, r#ri? r af r?lT?r*lj ?l??a.
ro* >ALI?j. C. HAND, Jr.. !M> ??<-.?
J MlltlM MhlUo* >1 hlmMniil'iwii, %mV
n Miitl.tii ftfrtltaan wko *i.h tn rnnbui t* aiaailaa4
if f?ll tw*l tlirffn* Th?y ?tll ti'li
ia?f ?h? t??i WKinami i? tka ally I ?!? a f >< awriaa?
r.f Haraaa*.
TH * V K.I.I.K ??< in*
?pr?rt>riNT OPPnalUnW IIK? TO PHILADtt?
?n< ntaa'fi at <ki? liaa ?r? a** ra?aia? rarelartp
naata Nt* T'tkaa* I'hil.- -l-lpita laa" ni aa
ip? Tnf>4af?,?M W?f?J
a Pr-ai Plff Ma I? >(t'A ai f-nr ?l?ak, P <A>.
tut ?a.a. ??, ?aak. ?) H C. W. *Kr^*. A*-ak

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