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Mrt Starr under th* threats th? made to m* [AnoUir
of tboM produced mi ? bUl ot **l**f hortes,
furcliuid by In Btarr from Mr. Topping, for $460 ,
another ?*? for (760. for money* paid l*r repair*, ete.,
on her aeeonnt.) llr. Phillip* then read the mortgage
?f a house and furniture in llamoud ntrvet, made by
Mr* Btarr to Mr Topping, In consideration of (averal
urns ot money specified. Another iwa Bale, dated
March 2>. of tbe house and property, 67 Jane street,
for the turn of $1 000. yKiplaiu that mortgage in
Hammond ctreef. A.?There was a suit ftgalnnt Mr*.
Starr, and khs gave me the mortgage to cover the furniture
; 1 gave her the bill ot sale on the horses lor ths
same reason that I gave all the others, namely, from
threats What were those threats! A?The
thnatr made by hsr and Boyd were, that If I did not
do to they would commence suits against me which
I would tend me to the dtate prison for lite ; she mad*
the threat* personally, and Boyd made them in letters;
her fird threat was ?hea she demanded money from
m* to buy furniture j 1 said U her. sh* muxt quit my
company, and ihe caid the would not. <4 ?What
threat did aha make us* of? A.?She said, I mint
give it her or she would expose me ; the next threat
war. to tnter my houfe and live with the larnllj ; the
next wa? ut Williamsburg?she and Boyd came to my
houre, and t>he said the would live no where else but
tLrre ; the, in pretence ot Boyd, made the same
threats to my wife and (.aid. unless she was allowed to
come and live in my houxe 1 should be sent to th*
State prison; Boyd did not make any threats at that
time ; there was no money nor property obtained from
me ut tbat time. In consequence of thai threat; In
l the cootte of >ix or tight days, tbu and B?yd came to
my bouse again ; I had teen tbem in the Interim ; the
next threat was Mr Boyd earns to my hoase about
dutk aad raid I mutt go see Ur* Livingston (Starr)
imm< diat< ly ,1 went to her retidenee and found her
lying on her bed apparently a ck ; she raid to mi
'Ma that cup there it adote ut puiton; and unlets you coastal
that I tloulil so to veur houte and live. 1 thall like
that veuon: aud I h*?? a lettor writ :?n to the Chief of l*i>ltrf,
txpreeiin* tbil isaiirr iu full, anl stating that you
were the cause of mj death."
I took the drug aud threw it in the Are; that was *11
that occurred; I went none and communicated the
circumstance to my wife and family; it created great
exciuuient and alarm, and they contented th.it she
(prisoner) should come aud llvu there; the did so. on
JMh April, '4U. aud staid there about two days; on the
taut daj the was there X had a eoii?er?atlon with her,
while nitting ?n the sofa; my little daughter was present;
my wife was irritated and auneyed at that eonTersat
ion; I ?*n out all the evening, but heard on my
return that Mrs Starr wan takea to the police offlo?.
Q. What rea>on did she assign forgoing to lire la
your family? A Berause my wife had been in the
habit of going to the houses of my friends and complaining.
and finally, that the would go there for th?
purpose of mortifying my family.
It being now past the usual hour of adjourament,
and no likelihood of the examination coming to a
Monday morning.
l'rooner's counsel applied to have her committed to
the care o1 an fflcrr. as the jail wan very disagreeable
f?r her. particularly aa she was not vary well.
Moreover. sbe bad been assaulted by th? notorious
Margaret O'Connor, and she bad been robbed of iom?
of her di?K?
Tbe Judge did not de?m it prudent to comply with
this rr .|ae?t; but. in order that Mary Jane should not
be subject to tbe Lynch law of tbe renowned paramour
of Bristol Ilill. bU honor banded her over to the safe
keeping ol tbe sheriff.
Theatrical and Mualcal.
Yialian Ormj at Casti.x gaai?r*.?The benefit of
Cart line Vlettl. *ud the representation of " Bemlram'.de,"
were to have taken place to morrow evening;
but it ba.? been found Impossible to prepare tbe
scenery and appointment* tor that magnificent opera,
betc.re W cdnesday next, when It will be produced with
great splendor?securing. we trust to Vlettl an audience
worthy of her brilliant reputation a* tbe leading
tfitralto vocalist of tbe establisement To-morrow
night La Pavorita'' will be performed, in wbich Salvl
triumph* io greatly, and in which all the vocalists Including
the chorus display their talents to tbe beat
advantage. An audience of some thousands may be
expected There will bo only lour or fire more performances,
probably, in this city, an the company will
aeon go to Philadelphia, and thunce to CU irkston, on
tbe way to Havana.
bowiav Thiatkf - The proprietor of this establishment
seems to be alive to the mterext and amusement
ot bis patrons, as be Is almost every day adding to the
attractive talent ot the theatre. To morrow eveniug.
Mr. and Mr?. Wallack. two ot the greateat favoritea
that have ever plaj ed on the llowery board*, will appear
in flhak?penre's tragedy of Macbeth " They
will be purported by Mr. Stevens at Bamiuo, and Mr.
Tilton as Macduff. This will be a rich treat for the
visiters of this popular establishment. The mcrlta of
Mr and Mrs wallack. aa artista of tbe first stamp,
are too well known and generally appreciated to require
any lengthened eulogium from us. Suffice it to
say. they have always conceived tbeir characters well,
their reading la correet. and their knowledge of sta^e
business Is excellent. Tbe amusement* will elo.ia with
the new drama ot The 8?a. or tha Ocean Child.1' In
which all of tbe talented stock company will appear
If tbia bill doea not fill the boose, wa know not what
Vill.
Bsoacwav Theatbb? Aim Bisitor.?We perceive
that Mesara Marshall and Barrett are untiring in their
Sorts to produce novelty of every character. They
have recently engaged a new company of comedians
ftom London, who have all become tbe gr?ateat favorites,
and have been cheered nightly lor their excellent
dramatic abilities. Ilut not satisfied with thi?, they
have. at conaidorable nprni-t engaged the dU'loK'ilnh*d
vocalist. Anns Blihnp. vhow M'idi art- always r - n deri
d with tha sweetest Intonations. tha hippliH
I modulation- which Is alwaya agreeable to tha
ffniiM-tha mo?t exijuislt execution. and tha moot
brilliant embellishments Tha engagement of thla
queen ol vocalisation will crowd tha Broadway
vary evening nait week. Muelcal taata haa greatly
iu>pr< Tad in our city. Musical aoconi|>ltiih
mrnts which ware some yaars hick shut up in tha
I sanctuary ot tha protudhlonitl Jbai now become ona of
tb>|>iou>ebold e harms of tha fashionable circles. What
o rebulng' what language oau *o easily reach the
I heart and mirror up to the inag'natlon the
dasrest associations of early life, and losplra
tha mind with sublimity of thought and action.
Bore than the per#uaslvs, ?yn> psthe'i,-.thrilling sounds
Of mu?t* ' Tboe*, then, who ?nl?aror. by expeusire
efforts, te give entertaturaenU of such a redoing and
Inrtructiie chatac'.er, should be exten'lvel* patn
nlrad The grand operatic spectacle. entitled " Judith."
being a aelaction ot g>ms Arm tha various
op?rv, and from ?ont that have never been perU
inn d In this country, will be produced tomorrow
cvtnlag at the Broadway Theatre The arrangement
by Mr Bocbaa 1* excellent There will be a powerful
orchestra and an effective eh >rus. and ?he eriei In
the banda of Anna lllahnp. will recelta all that the
pi r ft cultivation of the art at vocalisation can iinput
ta th. in
Niaio'a llianrs - The appearanca of the Ravel Family
at this beautiful tbeatri' to morrow evening,
will, no doubt be haileil with enthusiastic eheera by
tbe hundorda who will assemble to wel'ooe them
nee mora to their old bead-quarter!) I>urlng thalr
angag< meat they will produce aaveral new and beautiful
pantomlsi'? and ballet* The entertainments
will commence with orchestral music. whloh will be
followed by achievements on the tight ropa by Fran
nl* Havel. Madam A Id and the wonderful and daring
feat* of Leon Jav?lll Thl* will be follwed by a
new and beautiful pantomime entitled the ' KUhef.
Ban DreamBooks explanatory of thU gorgeous
td luagnitirent spectacle run be bad at the tlbeatre
The concluding pleca will be that which drew auch
, Immense audlerees laat winter Tbe view of tba
cen-ry alone Is worth tbe prlae of a Imlsslon-the
Magic fltar? auperb cloud acuta? Rlalto in Vealce by
oonligbt Ftrr* t in \ nice fc a With auch a bill uf
ant rtalncixnt, and the Havel* aa tbe bright {particular
afar a bow can Mblo'i be otberwlre tban crowd df
Bravoa'a Tut ithi?Chainbera Street Theatre never
presented inch attraction aa that of to mat evenlrg
We bell< ve Hurt in la determined to have the
te. aitlata of tbe day. ?> matter at what aoat. Only
IOO? >1 lor PII|11THH1I r? n mmr i-ir inn
T*aila. In tha Krhool fcr Baaadal"?Burton. aa Hlr
Ollrrr enrfnea J Wallark Lattar aa<'harlai ,?urfa?e Blind
a* Jort'pb Jordan. u Bad kbit*?Johnson *?
CtkWrt', and Bkarfatt, n Moaa-?Mr? KuI<ady
T-??la? Mra llugh?a. M Lady "naarwall - II ra
IkirrtU m MnCiadcr, ml MIm Hill, m Maria A
aw hpaniah "Pa? da Daut." by M fadarlo and MIm
? *lt?rv ai.d all will <onrlaUa with tha nav omle
akatrh of ' fb?'a Ci m?." mhirh BurVn and all hla
talented company will appear Several gfand proem
rlor.a tod romantic ?on?a will Uka place during tha
ytrforaam of tbla pleaa
National. Tniuit Thf ri(i|fnifnt of Mr mil
Mr* Barney WIllHaa bating proved *0 aarceaaful. tha
MiMf't ha* ra <-ag?ged thorn for tha next week Tha
amuaemanta will ronarnaa with tha - Married Rake '
Mr La fawr aa frr I'rederlak lil?htr an.l Mra B.
Willlam? an aseallant aotreaa aa Mra Trletra- Tbla
will h* followed by a "ketch railed "J-nnyl.lnl in
Amrflea." Mr B W llllama a eery popular comedian.
a? l>ea<i Mi-Shana. nnd Mra Wllliam? aa Jenny l.ln I
Between theae piece*. M laa Mel Tina will introduce
a- na beautiful dance* A new niece called ' Fortune'*
Whim* I'araayOToola Mr ft M llllama ? will folio a;
and all will eloee with " Boot* nt ib* Bwan '*
I iLnakm. ha found*r aad ballder of tha Rroadwar
that!**- aft'T hatlag aaffered everything hut
death la tha region o1 *aaa?a. ba< returned and 1*
a ai'W amongst ua ?nBertog from a oarem attack of
pi-irl?y Ilia luad- la roaafiaarf" of hl? lo.?g elckarta
ara at a low abb. and It naa Sara propoaed that
ha receive a benefit that will pat him la tha war of
wall doing Ua baa a? mrg rlatma < ? tha good feeling
af tha p< opla al thla ally, aad It U (uggeated by thoae
f hla irbaita wha ara a war* af hla aondltloa. that a
4' ai' n??ration ha mad# la hla liefcalf It l< praanaad
that the prrprMcr* of tha Broadway thaatra wtl
hcerfally glaa him tha honae far ana night, aad oar
oplaloa of tha goadaeaa of haart for which thay ara
celebrated. give* aa tha a??u ranee that tha prmiap
tloa la nail aad deeply fonadei Thara la aa d?ubt
thay will glfa tha aid 'elooel tha a*a of tha hoaaa.
aad lb ara la not a ahadow of a dmk* that tha houta
will bo wrll ailed oa tha night of tha aropoaad baaafit
I at tfce g. ' l'am?n r<-na?roat In thta pra
w< rtby enterprbe go ahead; and whan the day eOmea
tha people will raapond favorably.
Awaawa* Mi ma ?Still tha pevlnrmanoe of th* In
atTMrllrr drama ol Th? hrni.Xarl attracts imt> n"
?u1it n-?? to tha Miioiun W# h*ll' * I* "ill b? pr
itot* d ptttj vvaalBg ant wa*k. Thin look* wall tor
th? aunh of Ik*
Oi T?n<- ? A Mil l? pr??*at?d by Tallow*' !taa<t
?.( MlB?tr*la for to morrow ???rin? ?oo^?, dn*tta. lattramraUl
f> r'orm?nc?? %n<1 4?n-in<
I'^viMloer" Tlxr* will b? * *rnnl (miir?rt at
1 hi* iltiul location till Dfrlworth'* B?t1
Hn Joa?? th* Oar?t?a will. a<ual. bo e*o*4*d
* ? *' I>??Bpatar th* fb?orit? b*ll*l
arf'iW*1 0c* of Wa a*o?llcat eoacarta on Thura4,t
fffpinn Wi > ?r>w?? which Mr D*mi><t*r
,ti i" ( I- r" al'xII'Mi" *n<l ara mn'l rnt
wli b ? ??* rolra and ?i?*llrnt taato. U* will ho w?l?
m'd. do loikt. Wy hi* aaay ilalrtn
TV* I'M *'? K?PP? ftnrloty of Yala Coll*f* r?fn*?d
t? H"? * H l*w?fl m th*lr Mil orator k?ran"
n< '! j"'U? ?f * ?n,ith?ra*r, who thr?at?n<- I
,, I'Mr f patrnnaga |r-<ai th* eail-ca if
,a.h a* ha w. r* ??*Bt-naarad
Til* Lati Item at thi loath.
[ hM Um AipM ?ia ) Ckmlcla, Aug. 87.)
The storui on Saturday, ws fear, has had a most
disastrous rflect upon the cotton crop. Gentlemen
who have reached the city from different eouaties,
represent it ?a very destructive?having blown out
a large portion of the open eotton, and blown of)' a
gifHt quantity of tmall bo Us, forms and blooms.
The destruction to the corn crops on the Savannah
river, we fesr, has been almost total on many
plantations, as the river is known to have attained
a height which has inundated thousands of acres.
And us the wind had blown down tbecorn, a large
portion of it has certainly been covered.
The river attained its greatest height, over twenty
fret, yesterday about noon, and commenced to
recede f-efore night.
[From the Columbia (9. C ) Telegraph, Aug. 20 ]
The storm of Saturday lias left much of the
swanip land inundated. In the lower part of the
district much damage is feared to com and cotton.
Singleton's Big Lake plantation is nearly Bubmerged,
us are also severul others. One gentleman,
we are informed, calculates his less at not
less lbnu 13,000? and this is supposed a low estimate
for the Hamupe. A few days will afford
more definite information.
The telegraphic communication, north and
south, lias bet n interrupted by trees falliug over
ihf iiirt>A na w^ll au tU Klitu'inir <Uwn nf iMtafa.
Frt-m the known energy of those in charge of the
lines we do not antici|>ate a lengthened delay.
[Prom tho Charleston Mercury, August 20.]
We were visited on Saturday morning, witbja
heavy blow from the southwest, which prevailed
without intermission for twenty hours, we should
not be surprised to hear that it was the wing of a severe
gale oo the coast. It hai?, at any rate, served
to interrupt ihe mails. The steamer Men. Clinch,
which left here on Saturday morning for Savannah,
returned in the afternoon, unable to make headway
against the wind. The Wilmington boat due on
Saturday, (the Wilmington), failed to come through
by reason of an injury to her boiler, which compelled
her to put back. The boat due yesterday,
the Gov Dudley, met with a detention on account
of the violence of the weather, and did not come
in till near 11 o'clock last nigh'. The mail was
not delivered, and we were uuable to obtain any
papers from the passengers. The storm h is been
extensive i n land. They semi us word that it was
severe at Columbia, and the telegraphic communication
beyond that place, and between this and
Augnsta, has been interrupted by it. It can hardly
fail to have done considerable injury to the cro.is.
The assessed valuation of property in New Bedford,
a* gathered from the official returns, juit completed,
la:?Personal property. (11 103 460; real estate. 7,018.760;
total, $18 032 (J00. The rate of assessment is $4 60
per flOOO.
A. It. Colusnbo, full styled Gentlemen's
Hair Cotter, tat* of Krfwartl Phal >a'?, under the Franklin
respectfully iafurmi tils friends that he has opened
a Drtrsing Kiom at No. I Bat'erv Plaee. under the Washington
Hotel, corner of tlroadway and Battery Place. He
feels confident that to such as will honor him with their patronage,
he will (ire ample satisfaction.
Amldon's Fall Fashion of Gentlemen's
Bats ars now read/, which is the ennential qualities of 1'ithtutss,
elasticity, durability and taste, cannot be surpassed.
Also. Gentlemen's and lioys' Cloth Caps, of every verier*.
Particular attention paid to Army and Navy Cape. AMfDON,
301 Broadway, near Dunne strict.
Waters A Berry, 447 Broadway, exhibit
a superior assortment of Pianos at their ware rooms. Tbelr
iEuliaa Pianos seem to be taking the place of all others; and
we wonder not at this, for, at a small advance, you get a
beantiful parlor organ with your piano.
Dr.Kelllnger's lJiilment or Magic Fluid
sells for cash as current as crackers atd cheese. If those who
bay it are humbugged, they go with respectable company. It
le, and bas been seed by the lion. Motes B. Orlnnelf, for
years, by the Irvings. Raes, Bradhursts, Carmans, Dcpaus,
Costers, Ludloes, Morrises. Livingstons. Lorrfllards. & M reharts
cannot fail to be pleased if they will oall on Br. K.,
at i76 Broadway. Bold at I, 2, 4 and 8 shillings per bottle.
HOREY IARKIT.
SaTvanav. August 31?0 P. 11.
The ttoek market opened very heavy this morning
and there If not the first indication of any improvement.
This stagnation Is nnusnal at thU season of the
year, and it looks ominous. It la ear Impression that
noiaer* 01 lancy ?ioc?* win iook id tub lor ine usual
periodical advanced, and bo forced to carry their *upplies
forward to another eraaon, with the hope of ultimately
realizing CMt and charges At the flr?t board
to-day. Irle Income Bonds went up X per cent ; Canton
Co,Ki Harlem, X; Reading Railroad, Si. We
have hardly ever known iuoh a long period of dulneM
and depression in the (took market a* haj been experienced
this summer
The receipt* at the office of the 4*ei*tant treasurer
of tbli port to-day, amounted te $114,210 23; payment*.
$21,303 62-balance. $7,Q76,6M 43
Amount of coal brought down on the Reading llailretd
for the week ending the 29th Inst.. 37,468 tone;
previously. 707.152 tons-total, 804.010 ton*. 8ame
time la*t year, 767 l>71 tons Increase this year. 40.069
ton*. Brought down on Schuylkill canal for the week.
16 876 ton* ; previously. 264 220 ton*- total. 2HO 1M
Un*. By the Lthlgh canal dnrlng the week, 88,320,
previously, 444.187 tons?total. 482,457 ton*.
In relation te the failure of the Havre de Grace
Bank, the Baltimore Sun say* that larger amount
of bill* were la circulation in that city, at the time ol
the failure, than ever before, and mechanise, small
Itorekeeper*. and people wha generally earn their money
by hard labor, are the sufferer*. At Havre de
Grace, the amount of the money in circulation was
utpreeedented. and but two perton* are known to
bare entirely etcapad Soibm had a* high a* thrae
hnndred dollar* on hand, and other* imaller sum*,
down to one dollar. A number of poor laborer* and
females In that vicinity had aaved small *om< of money
and suddenly found it* valae to have diminlihed
to one fourth of what It purported to be The reaident
director* at Havre d* Qraee are men of good (tandlng
and date that. *o far a* the book* of the bank show,
it* erudition i* not beyond resuscitation and the redemption
of the liabilities. They have taken posae*.
ion of It* asiet*. A box. *uppoeed to contain sperla.
reached there on Thureday, and wa* alto taken po? e**lon
otby the director*.
The annexed summary of the aotton trade of Oreat
Britain for the first *lx month* of i860, compared with
Ibv corresponding period In 1819, I* made np from
Mvrns' Cuvimrreial (ilamt.-?
Uuedi ErporUH. Dtrrre te in Qiwnfi/y.
< ottoti tbraad do 870 831?
Damaakt and dlaprra.yard* lflo?.r?
It tin it laa, do '4 070
Callcoaa pi>.In do.. . 17 064:.*)
Cotton and llin. ui I tad .do 1.38X813
T?| ?? dotaaa 22 3*?
l'n? niimvrattd vain* 477.643
?H till* la tha ai portalIon of th? following (ooda tht-ra
ha* b?< n an ln?-r< aa* ?
f>Wi F.tfrtri. Inert*? in Quantity
Cambric# and muallna yard* 1.141*43
U*B?. do 379
Cnonii ryanri and (jnttta. nuiab-r 6Z.S7I
Oitiyhain* jar.la 114 4)4
Corda talrrtaana. ke . do. 1,101 25?
Kat k ?n?. do 6 t'>i
Wulltinga do 11.012
Call?t??. printed and dy?d, do la **?> n 4
lira fry dnaoa 77.37.1
flia?l> anj haadltrtblrf' do 33 2*0
I.ara ke tarda 6 151.721
Tie to, ko do uo
Tha d*fr?aa? In ?b* ball yaar, of cotton Imported
baa tran 4(?tM b*laa, and of eotton txportad 8 344
half Tha at'fk <f co'.tin mi tb? latof July w??
723 ''27 M?l. asd tbo prlra *aa d to 8d galnat 4d
to 5d on tha lat of July, 184# 0140 mulo twlat tb?
prird ?aa lid agnlnat *^d. Tha arara^a < >?? umptlon
of rotten par waak baa b?*a 2* W balaa ??aln-t
S3 178 laat yaar. and Iba total ?on?n?ptlcn for tba all
onlba 74" IS! acalnat R44.H3 In 1(40.
K?o< k Knlnngf.
8.vw> C 8 ra. IV.t KM % f>> >hi RmJ a( RR b9t ?1
*?<' EH#r?. W alia Km l>?i? da SI
??<' fn. lat Boaria K\ l*> Harlam kR ?"S
MOO da W>% ?l do M0
2|i aha Fanr.ara'Traat 42 100 da W ??
J Hank ?t N. Tark. l.VU Ilk) da UU .V ,
100 Marrta Canal K'J IM Irla RR "IS
iv>Caat*. Ca ?7}J mi d? a*> J*>2
aan 1. kaa oO ua i> n. I a ;i>:
I<? R?? lle? RR "
*rro*t> roird.
?IW?? In. la R4t ?l?*7>< IW rha Btrlta RR ?>?><
4a ? <? M IO 4., Had
JN iha R??4ia? RR k&4? 51 l? 4<> U
au 4a ?1)j Mir.r>*RR r?S
iM*4,
On Raturday Au??.t Slat. Mr C?i?r* Ni..
i ??p I moan arrbltaat. aad I klfhlf rw^cUMa
?r-i >??<>m<rl ettlaaa
ilia and ralalltra ln?lt? I In attand h $
for.aral fram bla lata ra?(daara No 114 Waat Jtlaatan
th ?tra?t. oa Tu"?day, tba 3d Vftamt?r at I
orloek P M
On Ratnrday morale* Aoguat 31. yoan?aat Jiagkt*r
of Jwipk and Mattlla Rtnd**ll. agad 3 oath*
aad I data,
Tfca frfapda nf (fa family ara raajvaatfnlly Inrltad tn
itt r.d Ilia fur?ral thla aftaraona (*noc|?y ) at 1?<
o'rlnak frrrn 160 i bambara ?traat liar ramala* will
b? tak? a ta Oraaavo^d Camatary,
Oa Ratnrday B?>rat*g. Avgeat SI-t Mn IIcoaurT*
A??i.ta lloa?i?ti, la lb* Slat ja?r of bar a*a
Tha ralaMraa and frlaada of ik* 'amlly ara raai>?*tfullj
Inrltrd toatt<ad bar foaaral. oa fluolay aftara?>
a, lat f'rptambar, at 3 o'aloek. from tha raaldaaw
ol bar Bi"tfcar. So 13 Skarfff atraat
Ancuat SOth, M?* f: C?aim aldaat dangbtar ?
At?alopi and Wary I'arlay. agad 2 yaari and 36 daft.
Tha lrtrpd? aad ralatlaaa of tba family ara laaltai
tn attacd tba fanaral. to day, (Raptambar lat i at 14<
I. In, airaat. al halt paat 1 o'eloak. without lortbar la
tltlUn
Oa Tbaraday, 2Ptb Arpnat. Jon* Sroara, Rr.. aga<
alltr lira yrara a aatlra nf tha i|if of Dublla. Ira
land and a raatdaat nf Ha* f ark for tha Wat tvaaty
Rra yaara
Ilia tanaaal *111 lakaplaaa ?a*ae'lay H*aaa ?l*tl
w
, F M., from tha resldenoe of hi* son John, Ifo. 01 Nlntk
i >twm. hstwasn Hiuntk m4 gtunlwilh streets.
Hit friends and MqutiDttMN, and thoee of tki
Montgomery Troop, are lnlM to ittni wttfcout uj
further invitation. Halifax. N. B., and Mow OtlMU
papers please copy.
In Brtoklyn, yesterday morning, Dc Witt Cliktow,
ton of John H and Emaline MaCormick, iftd 1 yaar,
1 month and 18 dayi.
The friends and relatives of tba family ara Invited
to attead tha funeral this afternoon, at 3 o'oloek,
from the residence of his father. Adelphl street, near
Myrtle aveaue. His remains will fca taken to Oypreaa
IJ ill* tor interment.
<> Saturday evening, Angust 31rt.Utai.ixT Mi CotuKt.
daughter el Michael and ltoaanna UcCormiok.
aged Iti month ft
The trirnds of the family are respectfully Invited to
attend tha Inneral, from the raaidenoa of her father,
102 Washington street. thia afternoon, at 1 o'oloek.
In Brooklyn, on [Saturday afternoon, of dysentery,
aft it an llluras ot one week. W PiLMia Hsq ,
formerly reporter ot the New York Globr, aged 67.
t'toneral from the Chnreh of the Holy Trinity, thia
afti ruoon. (Sunday.) at 3 o'clock.
Ou the 30th August, at the Clinton Hotel. In thla
city, of inflammation ot the stomach, Dr. J II. Johnson,
of Ht. I.ouIh. Profeasor of Surgery in the University of
Missouri, agrd 8# years
? The frleuds of the family, the members of St. John's
I.tdge No. 1. aud the Matouio fraternity in good
stsudiag are iuvlted to attend the funeral. from the
houae ot John 0. Galrna, No. 1 Degraw plaoe, South
Brooklyn, to-morrow (Mon<lay,) at 4 P M . precisely.
I The Lodge will meet at 600 Broadway, at 2 P. M.
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT.
HKWAUDS.
tft/TA RFWARI) W1I.L 11E PAID BY TITE OWNER,
1?*J\J at No. 18.* Reade ?tre?t, for the reoovery of a roll
of Bask bile, amountinf to two hundred and ttfty-one dollais,
which wi re lobt on Thursday evening. between tight
and nine o'clock, somew here m Ktng or MeD^nzAl streets.
The I'illo Mere of the rienominatien ot 1, 2. 3, 6, ana 10 dollar*,
and neetlj til of the StRte of New York.
STOLEN.?FRO M?A LONG SIDE OFTBE SWEDISH BRIG
N iiliain, lyin* at pier 9, N. H., the brig's tang Bout
b?Mt ir built of*>ik, 13 lect Ion* and ft teet wide, painted
blat'k outside; Inside. lott<m puintcd lead color, and sidea
sret n. Tcr the recovery ef nail boat, tt suitable reward will
be raid, on application t? A. F. Kin-lber*. AH Woet street, or
to H NU1 Si ME1XCRE, 93 Wall st.
LOST?YE*TE*DAT, (SATURDAY,) IN A BLEECKEK
street stsre, ingoing from the Battery to Canal street,
Pifti no D hn two $20 Mill, oa the State Bank of New
Y"ik, $3, $1, in iaper;two fold pieces, $3. The fieder will
l?e liberally rewarded, by leaving it with Mrs. Howell, 4
The mps*?n street.
Lost-on the evening of the ?th instant,
somewhere in the neighborhood of Twentv-flrst street
and Fourth avenue, n black lace Veil. The finder will be
rewarded \>p leaving it at 1JJU Second avenue, or 29 Burling
aiip. up stairs.
WANTS.
WANT1B-BT A TOUNO MAN, WMO UNDERSTANDS
baaineaa generally, a ai'.uation, a, Saleamaa, la a
wholeaala or retail dry gooda or otk.r a'Ore, and would uiin
kt t Caa gita the beat of roferanca. Addreu M. K..
Herald
Wanted-a situation, as light porter, or
Militant book-keeper, In a whol.aale or retail dry
good. atur?. by a young man who haa had conaiderable oxparii-nce
in thr buafneaa. f alary not .0 much an object ai permanent
employment. G?od city referenda a* t. integrity,
kc.. can b. furniahed. Addreta D, office of th? Herald.
WANTFD-A COLORED MAN WHO weil UNDERatanda
the care and management of horsea, and ia a
good driver. Ilo muat give aatiafactory evidence of honeaty.
utrn'y, ai.it alility to perform the dotica required. To
auch a man, a permanent place offtra. Apply At No. 198
Itroadway. npttaira.
WANTED-SITUATIONS ARE WANTED FOB FIVE
German, 4 American, aeven Enrfiah, and four Scotch
I girla. aa coi ka, tliaml ermaida. vrait.ra, nuraea, laundn-aaea.
aeamatreaaea, and general norkera. Alao for about titty Iriah
cm* mintiy rrottrtanta. All are ?niart, tiny, ana n?v?
good charactera. At Elmsr*'* " Select Prtaatant Employment
A*ency," 7 Carmine-atreet, near Itlecckcr.
WAMID-TWO TA1LOKE8SE8; THOSE WHO UNderatar.d
th* bnairieie, to work on gentlemen's coats
and pautaloona. Apply at 7S Fulton etreet, in th* basement.
WILLIAM J. SMITH.
WANTED-AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, A3 LIGHT
rorttr in a retail store. Adrtruaa 1, C., in th* anpltcent's
rand nritirp, at this eflica, stating reference*. Salary
$ti per week.
WANTED-A PURCHASER FOR A BEAUTIFUL NEW
Foot Lath*, suitable for turning braaa, Ivory, n iron,
with nil the necessary appurtenances. En<inir? at 19!* Mulberry
street, alter t> o'clock P. M.
COACI1 BODY MAKER WANTED-ONE ACCUSTOMED
to heavy work of tha flrat character, can have steady
emplojmeni at 17 Wooater at. MAJOR THOMPSON.
Drug clerk wanted immediatbly.-onethat
can bmi a written certificate from Ills laat employer
I in regard M r.ia h, netty atd capability, oan find a pood aad
! periran?nt iltuation by applying immediately at 1UJ A??!
nue C, third door above Seventh atreet.
TO FIU.MONGER5 AND WHITE LEATHER DRESServ?
Wanted imnediately. a peraoa of the above description,
and wli" i? a Rood workman, and of terap*rnt* ha.
bit*, re ay hear of a cud aitaatlon, by applying to John
Mrrgpn, at Kli.alethto* n, N. J. None alee need apply.
A peraon * ho >*rved hli apprenticeship in England w )uld be
| praters ad,
Translator.?a cbnti.im^n who has enjoyed
a high ilaniMl I donliM, to Miata (
employment m tiaualaiing pr -' or poetry fr"tn th* French,
Italian, or Garrnan. He has hud much experience, aad his
tranalationa bave given treat aattefae?lon. Specimens will
be given, by addressing iamea. Herald
PUHTI MO.
CENTREVILLE COURSE, L. I.?TROTTING.?PCRHI
t-Vi, mile heats, beat three la lite, in liarneae, free f o?
hor?e. tint never wun a puree over V Alao a puree of (HI,
I nnle heata. to wagon*; wagon aad driver to *eigh ?<?i It,a . f.t
' b> r: ra t hat crvi r w>>n a pur<r over f3U. Alao a puree of $11
| mile heati, in harnM*.for horaea that never woa a pnrae. Tt
eome ulf September ttk Entriea to eleae Monday evening,
September 2, by 1U o'clock, at Green ft Madden* hotel
! Tbice to make a field, and two to atart.
JOEL COW KLIN, Proprietor.
IT N I ON COURSE. L. I.-TROTTIN<;?THURSDAY,
' Sept. 5, at 3 o'clock P. M. Paree Mile h-ut*.
beat tkree in five la t araeaa. Geo. Young entera b. a. Lndy
Moscow; M m Wholaa entera b. g. I'elham. O. Diaaicl
entera b. g.T?m C'arnley
SPlCER ft McMANN. Proprietor*.
UNION COURSE. L. I.--TnE FOLLOWING PURSES
are offered, free for all trotting atallioaa Sept. SKh,
puree i.'N'. n il* heata, beat three in Ave, in haraee; Oet. 7th,
pnra* of jiffi", two mil* h?ata. In harneea t-.triea t<. b?
Bade at Croea ft Maddea'a, Sep'. 11th. by nine o'clock, P. M.
Three or more to make a race, aad two to atart.
BI'ICER ft M.-MANN, Proprietor*.
PBCIU ROTICRRi
I A TTkNTlON -OFFICERS AND BOI.DIFRS IV TI1E
/V I aited Statra eerrica June* the war af IM2. 'IS aad It.
are reqneatrd to attead a bmI'.ii, at Military Hall, acur
Br'< ? ilntt, on Moada* areata* ?it, at 3 o'cloek P. M.
j preriaely. Murk tin*: left, Itft? right.
Tub iri-.a5i hfr or the fikk department
aratefnlly arkaoaleripea the receipt of two knndrod
| and titty iti Here, (per Xophar Milla. Baq..) at a RaaaUoi
fr? tn a cemaiiltea <>t frtrB'U to the Wide* ml Orphan Fund
Pa parts nl John S OI|,H i . >m?m,
Noi ice.?iiik cop a rtn f.rmi i p BRRetoforr bxiatlnK
under the firm < f Melthle, Kuan, k Co. wae dlai
-Ivcd n th* l?t bj> itaowa 1 i ra.1 - at i '>n The Cotton Brokerage
tnalnaae will he roatlnued by tk* att|.?orih*re under tha
firm <>f Maltkie k Munr, in tha aarae building aa heretofore,
No. ft' Wall atrial, corner W alarMr
I> tf AI.T9IE.
Repleader 2d INWt. EAMt'RI. Ml XX.
Cash abtancb\ in si m-i from nvi dollars
aad apwarda raa ha kid tor an; lev?th ?f tiaae oa eoaUraainiial
* Id aad etlver watekee, d imWi. allrer and
Lla-ed aara, Jewelry. ??r?ta?dl??, planov rnmltare. kr ,
0 aad pereoaal preperty < f all llnde. Go<?ia l>ougV aad
eat* aa ei tntnlaeloa. CBORCR J. I EVP. Nat* aa>l Money
' It Ntid a lane, ap ?tain.
ClCtRRIORB.
r^RAND no nic anij totilion BxrvRsro* to
\M lliH.ll* a "Irore, on Toe> lay. St| t M, I HSU. la all af St.
Cnlaakill'e Ckapek ia Twenty-fifth etre*' -The Committee
ha*e eataaed the rca tnodloat eteanier NBW JBR-'KV. and
Bar(ra for tha eereelnn. Ala*. Manahaa'e re|e?rat?d Bra.a
ai.d t otill' B Hand. Tlrke'a SO r?ata. To he obtained fr m
1 th* Seetoaa af th* different Cathalie rharehee, aad alao at
t>? dHfereat 1ardinpa ?f the boat ?a th* meralnf of th* Rt;
eareloa, and from the falli ata|Committee of Arren(*aMate:
? K ?n rifMaiWMRat l iaki Pbalai, Milk**
riiaa, Ptk Brady, Jintra Ikiha. jam** Caaeidy, Owen
K-na*. Andrew liarv. (caaer P. Floy*. reter Reho?. Rieh rd
M?rr)iy Dr. J. MrReana, Nleh. WaUli, Bdward Riler.
Praneie Parley. Thomea M"Ri*m?a. aad Jae Sreeay. Tfce
' Cen.mtt tae pledge thetaeeliree that a? pair a will he epared t*
I make tl ia ?ae of tk* moet dellfhtfal eamraivaa of th* aea?n.
Tl-e Beat and Rarn> will leave the foot of Booatoa
atrrat. B R., at 7 o'oloth. A.M. Niaoteeath atr*et N R . at
R o'clnehiCanal etreei at M(, aad pier N'n. k, R. k, at I
< a'c'oek N n.-Ik* abor* ('< meant M are re-ineeied t* a'lead
I a treetla*. la tha arhral moai attaebed to eai l rhnrek. on
M adar arealap, at 7M a'i Lek. t? make tliair final arraareaira'a.
rTRRRN'R KOBM. Chairaaa.
1 t Pi? i an l J. n? PnaLAa, Svretarlaa.
Il??? Rrwn*. Trraetrer.
EXC'CBSION TO TB? PISHINO BANB9 BTBRT DAT,
eieapt Ratarday.? The BaRkla will laaea Thirteeath
?tr?'t, N. R., BtJH a rlnak; Caaal etreet at T\; Orand. s?d.
Catherlaa, ?: r(a? Na. ,V N ?A. M.. rataraia* by AU
P M Refrxliataata aad Haklni taekla provided. Para U
eeata each way.
RT1MIC AltTM.
IAMI mt.ll'll IVORtVIM.t WR nr..
leave ta eall the attea'loa of tha trade ta aar eiteaefta
1 ard 'hair* aaeortaieat ef Prlata af evary deaarlptina. aaah aa
kinnloil, nrlrltnl. (ran. "" i aorollt, urix
r?ao?, nr . !< , 4nrlii-iit>? ?U tho aarrlllaa racoatly pa?lubod
la taroiw. lata* bntlnaaa ?mH?i n? to toll ?
; liltattcnm iwat. GOCPIL k CO..
Wkolatalo PrlataaUara, W Brood way.
SPLBWDin PAlRTIVfi* J' "T RF< livm *K<>?
Parlo, a kaaatifnl ealtorUoa af Pi?tar?a.la?lo?lla? <>(
Brtkartt lala.lt.hlo ( rayoa I>rawta*a Tka paklla l? raiaxtW
to tail at tka roo?a of
_ ??> p"- * ?? ** Broadway.
"Portrait or Jinnr tind. pairted pro* tin
J by tin?! In*r??od l>y Craham. 8l?o. 1*>M laakoo
Prloa of oaoh or j>t, plat*. II; aolorol, (1 Tki# la tk* "alj
1 llkraaao of J?m?t Ua4 a?ot faMUha4. All ordaro mail W
i'Ufi ?ao4 ta QOt'PII. R CO ,
i . Wkoltnal* Pt lataollort. M Broadway.
AeeCirisn. ratrbiai.a ? parcbrbrt. oratori
(tka aaino atod ky Bmohari.l 4rawiar i*rf '"i
Mkoola. ltikoff?|hi* orayaar nrtatlaa >ak. of.. ora .ff?ra<(
1 for *ala ky r.Ol'riL ft Co.. V* HroaJway.
A lata* aMrrtaoat of Proaih >a4 lo?liok artuto' maa>
r>?'? nfoorry oartaty. la daily ataaotad, oo-i m- woakd aall
?ka atloatloa of tka paklla la oar modarata kraa.
RAVL.RO AIM.
> ..
, XI rw mirk aid rnii.ADiLrRjA -rbw tori
n >n4 rMla4?1fMa Diroot -laitol Itatra Mall f.faa Thro111,
la <K *ioar*. via Raw Jatary Railroad ? Fara f?I
4aeo4 ta RJfoflut ela?. ?a>l tl If fo? aomad olaaa -laait
? Ron lork at a. R , fr?ta foot of Coar'laalt rtroot, and at
1 9 A. R aa4 t f. I. from fio? of l.thartr ttrao*. laart
I lii:?d?Mh.a, at ant f A. R aa4 P. R . froa foot at
I WoTnat ??r??rt.
- r^amdkn ARD ARROT ram.RO ad URB POI
1 \J rkilo4ol|l.ia, at Mtaa o'el??k. A. R . al' half y*atoa<
! Mm. F L ?t HMatoM JOHR POTTRR daily, (BaaI
layi ???ojtad.) ft*m P?or Ra. I. Rottfc Birar. fatt-fln(
* , aUa* aara. tl taoad ataaa ?ar?. IX
EmK&flBHCSEg
Mr. P.paj Beytoa. Mr. Sayatear; Reaae, Dr.)u4u; BhM,
ir.juiuui) UtlHtkiii Witah. Mr. Wlmu. 3d Shaking
Filth, Mm Ncrdliaai L*dj Maobeih, MraJ. WaUark
Jr. To coaelnda with the nautical drama of TBI IE A OK
TUB 0C1AN CHILD?('apt. Maadeville. Mr. PopT /apt
Sturdy, Mr. Warns: Harry Hela, Mr. Tiitoa; Peter Poultice
Mr. Wiaeae; Dtnie U'Tret, Mr. Martial Jack Jaak
Mr. Knowlea; fnowkali, Mr. Coaldoa; Mar; Helm. Mr*'
Jordan. Open at a quarter to 7l curtain riiaa at 7^ o'clock]
BVKTOM'B THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET-MONday
evening, September 2d. will be produced Slmridan'j
ci ( dy of the >CHlH)L FOR SCANDAL?Sir Peter Teaale,
Mr. W. Rufua Blake; Kir Oliver Mnrtate, Mr. Uurtou; Charles
Surface, Mr. J. Wallack Leater; Lady Toaala, Mr a. Ruaoall;
Lady Sneer*ell. Mra. Hoghee: Mra. Candour, Mra. Skerritt.
A new Spaniah Pan de L>o?a, by Miaa Waltera and M. Frederic.
To conclude with a?r? local akateb, called SHE'S
COME?Mr. Rlararyaui Wt. Barton; Th? Mayor of the City,
Mr. lllaad; lib abed Longface, Mr. bkerritt; Mr. Von Humbug,
Mr. lioluian Boxea, Dreea Circle, and Parquette, Au centa;
Family Cirala, it> eenta. Doori opaa at 7fc; to begin at 7\.
National TUKATRM.CUAT1IAM strmbt-mondat,
evening, September lat, tba antcrtalnmenta wiU combjcbia
with the fare* of TBB MARRIED RARE?Mr.
Firderich Flight) , Mr. Leravor; Mra. Trictrae, Mra. B.
Williama. AlvtrwBieb will ba introduced to tha audieaca,
JENNY MM) IN'AMKBICA. tain; a vaudeville written
ti|'i?nly for tbia theatre?Den nie McShane, Mr. B. Wil liame;
Jenny Liud, tlia muaical phenomenon, Mra. B. William*.
1o ke follcwed by a now conn* drama, called PO .{Tl
NF.'S WHIMS. To conclude with tha farce of HOOTS
AT IDS fW.vN. U>e?, 2'< cenU; Pit, 1?)> ceuta. Door*
open at 7i to commence at 7**. pre .iaeljr.
Til UTf.K'o?rtialinitR'S STKf.RT? t'lR.^T NfCIIT ov
15 Sir. W. K Blake, uii l Mr. J. Wulla?k Lester.?Monday.
S pumberS, SCHOOL FOK SCANDAL, with a out unequalled
fur it* distribution of eminent cumie talent?Sir
Peter Tessl*. Mr. W. Rufus Blake: Fir Oliver Surface, Mr.
Burton; Charles Surfaoe, Mr. J. Wnllaek Lester; Joseph
Sur'.ice, Mr. Bland, Sir Benjamin Backbite, Mr Jordan;
Crabtree, Mr. Johnston; HdK'i, Mr. Sterritt; Lady Teatlt,
Mra. 1; via* II: Mr*. Candour, Mrs Skerritt; Maria, Mia* J.
llill. To conclude with a new Loral Sketch.
CARD.-CIIRISTT'S OrtRA HOUSE CLOSE!) fob a
short season.?The patrons of Christy'* Minstrel*, aad
the public generally, are r*sp?etluUy inf>rio?d that, for th*
mii-pose of alrering aua renovating the building of Meohsnio*'
Ball, t key will discontinue their popular concert* lor a short
season. Dnrir.g their races* la this city, th* company will
give Concerts at Niagara, Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Chioago,
Millwatkle, ftc. J)ro notice will be given of tkeii
re-open'ng, at their laua-ostablished and tintuue Ball, in
New York. _ E. P. CIIRISTV, IMreetar.
SACRED CONCERT ON STATEN ISLAND.?IN
coniequenc* of thu aevere weather, on Sunday ln.it,
the Sacred Concert, which wad to b* given on that day, at
St. Peter'* Church, Staten Irlnn4. *'** poetpoaed till Sunday,
tko first of September. It will He tinder the managerasal or
the popular Max Maretzek, who will be asjiated by Signora
bcrtucca Marettek, Patti, Perrini, Bcueventano, and Novell!?all
of whom have most ^onerously tendered their
services for the occasion?togeth<r with a full Oreheitra and
Chorti*.
f T<AI<EHNA<'I.E. ?MR D1MPSTKR, COMPOSER OF
A the May yi-cen, Lament of the Irish Emigrant, Blind
llciy. t. o., has the hoi,or to announce that his Irak MWul
ballad entei tainmcnt in thi*city since his return from Sootland,
w ill be given at the Tabernacle, on Wednesday evening,
Sept. 5th. Particulars hereafter.
1MIE DUSSILDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.?
N*w painting* reeently arrived from Europe, among
which i* "tiermania," by Koehlcr?a work of art oi th*
highest elate. The exhibition of painting* by artiat* of th*
above school has received many addition*, and remain* open
at thb two room* over th* hall of th* Church uf the lJivine
Unity, in Broadway, between Spring and Princ* streets,
from 10 o'clock A. M. until 10 o'clock P. M. Admission St
sents. Season tickets 40 cent*. Catalogues 1SX cents.
WAI.LBALLA.3t>CANAL STREET -THE GREAT SUCctss
of this TtapU of Pleaiure?Houses orj*d*d
nightly to witness Jenny Lind?Female Opera Troupe, consisting
of some of the best female musicians in the world.
Also, the great Dr. CoUyar's unrivalled group* of Living Picture*,
the only true living representations, having soma of
the mo*t lovely lurmed women the wirld can produce. The
lesutiful Arab Girls will appear each day and eveulng, together
with the SabI* Melodists, making th* best company in
the United States. Prices of admissien?O'chcstra seats,
S7)4e.; Panirette. Ms Commence at 3 o'clock in the afterito.
si. and 7H "? th* svsniag. PoJics ia attendance. Ball
every aight.
CASTI EM.AKDEN ?THE PROPRIETORS HAVE TnE
honor of announcing that they have made atrangeaients
with Dodworth's celebrated Cornet Hand, who will
give a grand Concert of Sacred Music at the above magnificent
SaliK n, on Suadaj evening. Sept. 1st. 1H50. The Cosmorss,
newly arranged and brilliantly lighted, will afford
smusimcut to th* rromenaders. Admission 12>{ cents.
1o i?nnier.ec at 8 o eIock. On Monday evening next, th*
Havana Italian Opera Company. No poetpenement on account
of the weather.
CASTLE GARDEN IS NOW OPEN FO\ THE KECEPtion
of vtsitsrs daring ths day, iron 7 A.M. UU i P.M.
Itisths largest aad most beautiful re ens ia ths souatry,
affording superior eppertnnity for reading, meditation*, or
undisturbed promenades, while Tietrlng the sea, shipping,
and delightful seeaerj amnud. aad labeling th* deuoieni
s*a breexe. Admiuion. UK oeata.
Cm.lSILM, EXTRA NOTICE.?THE UNDERSIGNED
would remind liis oustomers, and others who may wish
to eniraf* for balls ths coming teaton, that he is now erecting
the most elegant and oxtsnsive ball-room arrange stents
for their accomodation to bs found in ths city, and when
flnl?b*d, which will be about ths 1st of November, will defy
ci tnprtitisn, for accomodation, convenience, ke. Ball committees.
and others who may want rooiau for balls or eoncert*,
will please call and vivw the premiees. GEO. W. MILLER
<42, HI. 44?. 418, and 450 Broadway.
HM.ir.H B* AllTIOR.
HENRY n. LEEDS. AI CTIONF.ER-MAGNIFICENT
Krcllah Silver BY H. LEEDS it CO. wilt
>?11 ?t auction, on H edtiendav Serf ?th, at ljo'clooh, at the
KribuU' iMkMK, >f niLeant Silrer Waiter. maaafaotu
ed .'I I r . i 1 a I .tree', Ef j . and preacntod I *
1 liu t Thai' aa W. J-ne? F.?n , u a teitunoay ?f eeto-in, and
n w at Id in I 'mtt'iven-'f of Ilia neeeaaity of tti?ovreer. Thta
?u;?rb pi v f |> flf, nlty*i ( av d and fii,?d, tad coat $'> 0
in Land' n. It < in 14 i-in ut our ttere one a ay pr*1 vi'Ui to
the rale, at 4, until that tiu e, at Maura 8 ie bbtna it Co. a. No.
14 Broadway.
fOH IALK AND t? LC?^
CTEAM ENGINE for SALE, of NINE horse TOW0
er. la flrtt rata running order, with a rood boiler, marly
aew. laqalra of J. A RHODES, onraar of North Second and
i trotli nrwii. WIPIawHu. rrioo fJQS.
FOH SALE-A URET MASK, KIOBT YEARS OLD,
It). I.aada hi?h, aoundaud kind, i'rita, SI"' Apply
it 188 Mereer atreot.
WANTED TO RENT IN A GENTEEL NEICBSORhood,
a modern Houie, anilabla for a small family?
l"< aticn nnt abne* Tweatie'h atrial, and rent not to *<reed
fit* Huadred Dollar*. Ad lraai I'oat Office, Box No. 2.'4X).
Fl'RNISHFD HOCSE WAN TED ?A SMALL TWO
toi y d"uao ia ar-od atreat, either np or dowa Iowa.
A literal price will ha paid, family eon*i*tln( of two para<ne
only. Apply at 139 Paarl atreet, up atain.
BOAKUIKO, AO.
Board wamteo-a gentleman and lady
mid Ilk* to (ecar* board, with a wall faraiahad r<>on,
aot fall board for lha gentleman. ?>aa diatanee up town,
with a w idowad lady, atd on th? weit *U* of the aity would
be preftired. No qaeaiiepa aahed, nor r?f*ri.nca gireu.
Pleaae a/drea( J. E C.. Herald Ulfn. N. Y.
BOARD.?A LADY AND CI N fl.EMAN CAN BE ACetaimodatod
with lha leeond atory of a haadaotna three
a.ory hoaaa. ait u a ted near the Waahington S>|varo, with
aodera iKproveateaU, la a prirata family, wharr thor* are
ai' Other boarder* takaa. Aiply immediately at IN Water!*
place.
Hoard wanted.?boahd, with a front room
In Ilia aaeond llory, and froat bedroom attached, la dialled
by a gentleman, wife, aad two ehlldran, A location !
prtferred we?t of Broadway, between Cotirtlaadt and Canal
atreota?uafaraieiied Komi are preferred. L'neicepiloaabl*
rtfereao* exchanged. ACdrna bo* No. Poet OHice,
with Bam*, loeatica aad reference
nitnt mi'A v npa/uire i d iff nirorn?
i if i lloardlag. ? fer??n? anlaartilrg la i lit* city. deairiag
a |>r vat* r**id*ac*. **tal laad ?iih tka canrralaa** ?f a
rat rla" kotal, |>arloraaud ladr.onia roaaartlnl. aa **e*ltall*,
attaatla* mmnll, hath, itr . rta k? nvoaaadatad
at tka ak-?* laaatloa paimaa'at arraag*n.rat*
( r i ai ?da. i
All gentleman am. i mir. or a pr"' sinoi.b
ftnt l> m*n, raa 1* arrtmmi *'at*d with koard aad rary
l?r?* |'l a*aat room*. wall fnrni.k'd, oa ?h* ?<,?ad door, at
im la ibm i hnii, withi broad wan aad kla ??> ?. in a
rmtoal |ri?at? kanli| kvaaa, wk*r* thara ara tat a fa*
a wat b- ard?r?.
In a german pbitatb tahilv, on i or two
i'lil'i an say rktala plaaaaat fnrl lah*4 roima. with or
tr|tl.< at hr**kfa*t aad fa tha aitnatl a it la tht lowtr
part of ik* ?t?y. addra*. ( . p r . ilarald aflto*.
Room in l it.-a bhai.l. pritatb family. rbaiding
( tilth (treat, aaar tka k-nrth aiaaoa,
hating a.or. ro. m than th?y nant. woald *?< < in mod a ta
two g*atlrai*a with taa ar thraa run* inliraiam, with
hr.akfaat aad dlaacr oa a saaday if daalrtd addra** randolph,
at tma t<ka. wttk aaar aad raaldaaa*.
phil. a dk i.phi a.
Paper hangings -to the southern, eastern.
aad wtatara trada. wa laalto roar att*atl?a w oar
aitawalr* iarl*ty of wall pap*ra. h*h*?ln? that wa haaa
th* h**r a**orua*at la tk< aonn'rr. and will a*ll ?n farorakla
taraia. i.< >no rh rf ii k br"tiier.
l*o. 7 nartk third at. philadalphla.
i*oa kiino in pbii.apelpnia. no hi chbstnct
u rtrwt ?vra. l**ali a hoarding-k' "a* la altaatod la aa*
of tka ai?a? airy and faahlaaakla part) af philad*lphia. tka
trrang**aau aad aeeaaaa4atma* of tk* koaaaaaakla kar
at all liana la raaalaa atrangora rltlting tk* ally, wh?r* bra
i., flattara haraalf uay woald lad a aloaaaat aad tomfariakl*
hoaaa.
oauroiiia.
Tatior and db bacprr. porwardinu a*d
owiai**ion m?r*hnata. fcnagrwa. n (1 w* ar* aa? ara.
rarod ta forward all goodaaaat i* aar eara, hatiag (aa ligkt
draaght koata, with fadla nakkar aorara. aaitakla fat tka *?aaayanra
of paaa* antra aad fr*l?ki. wa kata algo aad* arrang*m*at?
wttk banal* r fc'a.. traaatartailoa agawt*. at
or-rgaaa aad i ra ana. aa tkat thara will k* pt* dalay apoa tk*
btkaaaa. m. r. taTLOR, lata of rajtla*r?.
J. W. us bai pbb. l??* *? "*? orl*???.
raf*r*ar* la maw lark. J. howard a son". m br aad war
oar a>*at(tr*l haa*.u baarar *?r**t. corwta*. bra. b
oa . V. b.' aawuu. ftaia*. c.adary fe oa. baa praa|
?imo. callforala. i
Eb el ttor b ro-l bpecial e*pbeai to calio
farnla, ala tk* latkmaa of i'aaiaaa. oar a**t *ipr*aa
( will k? f-rwari -d ky th* anlardl* ?t?an.*r f-apir* nty. *a
taraday, ik* link of raataaaikwr. pmlagaa fn aaffcl t*
i baa frar'lam, btaaktna. and larratn??t? clt*. ia??lr*a
l mna' h? dnly rtrtlflad at th* enati ni hon**. aa* haadal la
wltk ik* f.*d*. pa*kar*a ikawld not *?*??d ir* *akl* hi
wi*atwr*a.oar. aar wai?k ->r*r 111 ik*. bar if anplloatlaa
art k* aaad* far iarta aaakaraa. t*n?* -a* nakw lara*
ya< ka?*a mint i* kaalad la a* aarly a* aaaalkl*. small
} m*k*(*a r***ltad till ?a?a of tk* d?y af a*llta(. p*r?al
i alwaya la adtan**. part *nlar att.ntl n la r*i*a*t*d t*
?ka fa*t, tkat a tt?*lal aaovr acooaipaala* *?r ?****
from n?w fork thrnaak to paa rtaa'l**". aaaidlag ik* r*a
utility of dalay a*aa*lla.*a o*$a*lna*d ki?*?tc\?'
aa <1* latkaiaa. br s t'tton k CO. ** w all atr**t.
Gbboobt'b cai.fpobnia btpbbss tub bit?awlkwa
will forward tkolr a*?t e?| r?? yor ataam*r
en 11 r* ci tj l"th r rt. ta fnar. with tk* n-rt>*ra*r *?
i ar m*, RBirarn ahnnia irtr* ?n?ir *?"? ?* >" > ,
prlof to tkr < ? Bf atlttw. P?r?U ?!? rwirM ? th?
itimi of U>* Ur th* ?*m*r luiu T?r?? tMmuth.
_ THOMI'tON k HITCHCOCa.
*?W'n 1(4 Atnil. I?* r??r1 ?' rn.r ^ f W?I1 ltr*?t.
r o'L0*'' * batun-iaicnd u oodim. tho* /.
\j Wh<.|to?*M4 ?M?Ml
m oiMtoif to will
. to oa t?ar4 ??r l?H ?M b ?b< W fcf Itofhl tkaa
irftr;
Awiwimi.
DIUADVAT riUTU-L i. IHMBAIAt IOUIUBMJ
m:0.1. Barrett, Maaager ?Moaday evening. Septeai1A60,
will be |>rra?ated Ik* gxand operatic apeoiacle
?IM JCDITB?Bllakiai. Bigh Prfeat. llnor Nonlli: litliftraiM,
Mr. Mueller; Jo.hu*. Mr. Beatler Judith. IUOm
Anna kiahop, larapbarl, a Spirit aaut to Jiiditk, 1U1?.
Adeline. Previoae to the anectacle, the laughable eomedletta
f the BIN GAL TIC IK?Sir Paul Pagoda,%r7J>avUge; Idward
Headeraoa, Mr. Reynold*; Mlaa Yellowleaf, Mra flleld;
Charlotte Ueaderata. Mlae Olivia. Draaa Cirele aad ParQuette,
;iataUj fanllj Circle aad Third Tlor, 21 oaata, Qal1"T.
lz>? cent#. Uoora open at 7; commwioe at 7%.
NIBLO'S GARIiKN.?TICKETS W CENTS TO ALL
parta of the aalooa; private boiea, $5, daera opea at
auarter paat 7, to commence at 8 u'olocV Manag?r, Mr.
John Seltna. Moada; evening, September S, 18W, Overture
by the Orchtatra. To be followed by danag aad
eltgaat achlevcBaota oa the Tight Eope. After which
the mUERMAN'3 DREAM?Eudla, Mile. J. Bertie;
S.*?,10'u^,.UD, ^ Brilliant; Martha, Mate. J. JUvelt
?i t V 4f* A' Le,|man; Aadita, Jerenie Ravel; Fairy of
the Lake, Mme. Axel. To conclude with anew grand fairy
coBie pantonine eaUed RAOL'L--Or. The Magic Star-la
twelve tableaiii, coti'pi m.i, l,y Jeroaie Ravel.
fiA rT.v* a1ARDINi-l'OSITIVBLY THE LAST WIICK
* or th, celetrat.d Uiihi Italian (>r?r? Company, under
tK* direction of Kicbor F. Hndiili,?Moniity evening.
B*pt??b.r 2d, 1WW, will t? performed .for tin la.t tin??,
SuBiutti favorite opera. LA V A VORi'ta?*lda, Hlgnora
f.'i r'i',Qn'< ?mn?ra L BaUial; Alfoni... Km* ofC'Mi
i r-f i 0"b*?o, SigBor I.. Salvi; K??rardo,
Pitnor I Meruit; Giuflredo, Signer T. Ilaruunr <!av*liar^
8i|nor Martiuelli. Maettro, Bignor Botteaini; Leader of the
Orchcfra, Menor Ardtti. book.cf the <p. ra, In Italian
ui.d ruiillah, ar? for rule at 11.? do?r. Ticket, o} ?dmtMl.>n
60 cents. lo commence at h o'clock.
Havana Italian opera cohhany-a cardThe
direeior of the above company respectfully in.
firms the lullic, that, having engaged the I hetnut street
theatre inkPlmadtl) b*a. fiom the 2a of Septrmler, he had
i>roiK?ed and ann?nuced the p*rforir>aueca of hi* company
fn ttiie city, to end with the ineuth of August. lie ha* been
kindly favored with n.-ny and urgent te^ueatt from the
oitiiens of New York to continue here, still lorgtr. and the
members of hif eompanr, nl; o( deeply affected %v enthusiastic
greet mg? from brilliant audiences?exceeding in num*
here nil tbe> have ever witnessed-have strongly ujgfcd U.in,
before (heir departure for iUwu.a, that their ii iiY adieus
to th* United States, may Le prolonged in the city of New
York. He trvsts that, notwithstanding hie intention and
announcement, if hit stay he prolonged, under these cireuuiMant
he may yet have a continaanie of the kind
favor of the 'city ut New York, which has already, on ?o
II any < ccaeiona, ejtcueed him, w lieu, in his arduoua petition,
obl.gtd ulwajawith regret, to cuude d^ai'pointinrnt.
Castle Garum, Au^um 31, 1 ' &!>. _ ANlU> IP 1* VL)ER.
BlRNUM'ft AMERICAN I USBUM.-P. T. BARNUM
Mai seer ana Proprietor. John (ireenword, Jr , Awsistant
Manager. THE DRUNKARD NOi' Wi VU DRAWN
Hie People w ill not permit it! The Clergy w ill not permit
it! The Tetotallera will not permit it! The Drunkard e\erv
lieaiil tllli week, aod tf ?aitoiiiliii|lj pr lone Kate and
Ellen Bsitmnn will at pear every afternoon this we ?k, commencing
Monday, Septen.i?r 2d. 1000* The Bnteman Oh Idren,
only four and six years ?ld, am the wwuder of the age,
and will reMtl?n(, en Monday and Tuesday evoninr, Xichard
111., and 1 he Swiss C<<ttatfv. In the evening. "Tic Drunkard,
or the Fallen Ptvert Toe N'gro Turuiog White, by a
proceat of his own, 4t t till at thlt Museum. Al*o Queen A<)efalde't
Cnrriafo; Titania, the Fairy Queen; an immense
lioa Cor.*trie tor. He., ko. L\eoins performances eouiiueuce
at 7)e o'rlnc* ' arte no?n at .1. Admittance 2.'? eentu: chilt
rcn under 10 vcart, 12H ?*ents.
Fallow8' niw york btmiopian operatic
Troupe, late Pierce's Mimtre!#. at the Olvrapi*. No. *M
Broadway, betwoen il?ward and Ciand ttt.?'Monday, Aug.
12, and everpr ntrkt usAil further .notice. The eontinoed
luceess that hat iavoiod tbit Inimitable band of Ethiopian
performert, bat etampod tkem at being the ne pint ultra of
all Ethiopian Lar.dt, comprising a company of thirteen porfermera,
ander the di^rcetion of J. B. FeUowe. T;i y will
have the konor of givilC tfceiv ?ri.-mal inimitable ent -rtainmaatt
every night until iurther notiee. Admlttion V> eente.
Doore open at 7, Concert to commence at S o'clock. Au alternoon
Conetrl on Wednasdaye and Bntnrdnyt, omnenoiaj
III P. M.
V1BAKKIIN UISR1U 17? rilATRAU SOFT A Rt ?Til [f
X elegant place of inuttBtut ia now ojieu fur tb< aeaaon.
Two performancee ?i given every ilk/, commencing at 3 is
tl.e afternoon. Bad hall-pint 7 in the eveniig. The entertmnmenta
constat of Lea's unrivalled eompany of Femala
Minatrela: tie celebrated and original Arab Girls; a troupe ol
Model Artiata, who will peracnify tome sew and splendid
reprei>efciatkna of Living Statuary, and who are excelled bj
bom ia regard to beauty and figure. A variety of entertainmenta
every afternoon and evening. Forfait particulars,
aee bill* of each day. Admiaainn?Seata in private
boa, 10 eeats; Stage aeata, 37K cents; Boxes. U oeats; Pit,
m6miti:__
NOTICI.?TBI UNDERSIGNED WOULD IN FORM
'the i'ublic tlat the Athenpum opposite the Citv llill,
in Broiklj n. is bow in a eituation ta bo let for theatrical 01
dramatical impose*, at fair ratca. Poaaeaaion given at
o?ce. sMN PltEST, Proprietor.
Brooklyn, Amn?t 31. lsao.
THE PROMITEB'S WII19Tl,E.-No. 1, JL'IT PIBI.HHed.
Contents, Portrait ami Memoir of O.ll. Barrett;
" Editor's Opinion, ' the new tragedy Poetua Coeeinaa, to he
pr< dreed b> Mr. Bucliunan ; " the Drf niatiata. Oi l and Modem.' 'Mr.
Itnohanau. the American Tragedian ." Mra. Fanny
Kemhle," " Fceue Iron nn I'npuhliahed Play, reh?ar>ed a t
N blo'a,"|" Facta about the Puke'a Wager," ' B at a I attar;'
" The Drama;" Foreim Theatricals, New York Theater's
List of Com ran lea of New York Theatres, Jtc., kc. Edited
by the Man Behind tlia Curtain. S. FRENCH, 131 Nassau
street. Central Agent.
National exhibition, at stoppanis ball.
Broadway, coiner of Walker atreet. Will open on
Monday, Pepteml-er I, INSfl. Original aid aplendid paiatinga
by the celebrated American artist, Benjamin Went, P. K. A.,
including the great ear-red works, llaoAa U| Wau^
The Pbomcai. 80.1; alao, tin Batti.k or BrMu rt, Tin
Thii mcm or Lnvr, and a full Img'h portrait of BrvjAmw
?'nr, 4-c. Opan frcin 10 until ouak. Admission, 23 cents.
Catalogue, 6Si cents.
AHI18KIIIK.1TR IN PHIL.AOKL.PHIA.
Barm.M S MISEUM. Piui.AnKLPiiiA?P. T . BARnum.
proprie'or and manager; Henry Sandford, aaelattatt
namrer. First appearance of Miss Alexinn Fisher. after
a noit itccnaful enpac> ment at the American Muhhui,
NtwY<rk. * l*o, of Mr. i? Rogera. vhoee peculiar talon' aa
a o med'an ban rende.ed him an iramenae favorite with
Philadelphia aodieucta. Kngaiemert of the celebrated fhilie?c
latnily, wh? aereao popular tor a long period at BarI
Bum a t In no c Muitum, York. A pair ol Elka from the
I Rocky Mountaira. The B'n Conatrictor found in a cellar in
FilWrt (treat,and Cwrioiitiea without number. Pcrformar.<
e? in t! e L< otura P' on at S.l, and to H o'clock. Altai'?
litre Mt nant*; children v?n< tr IP year* f 12K oentv.
Kl'KJV'I rl'K K, .Sir.
UIt'll KdflVV |?ii). BLACK WaLNI T, ANU MAhogany
Furniture.?NAUivIK It 8TONEY have raaantly
ratuuvrd from Uunean I'bjfa's old eatatliahment to
our new w?rerooais. Mt> Broadway, shara wa have on hand
a valuable and aitvnaiva aaaortment of tha moat aplendid
Parlor Furniture, to whioh wo invite the attention of tha
patroaieers of the above. WAUNER k 8TONEV,
MA Broadway, opposite theChlneae Museum.
Dealers supplied on our uaual accommodating terme.
Db roREisrs splendid fashionable fik.nilurc
acd i'pholetery, at sh Broadway, nearly oppoeiu
the Irving Hoax.?At thia extorelee and raacnitliieal Fnraiture
Eatal liehment (?icell?4 by ao other) mi; be had.
itfty apirured style of Furniture. whether l.nala Uth
lJth, gothic, Egyptian, Elizabethan, or the ehokeat Parisian,
fir parlore, boudolra, librarier. bed, aad dlamn mm
aim. dro.ratiora, la every atyla of artiatio arrae*"ioent.lot
e?ery kind of room, laiahed with deapaleh aad lor reasonable
eh arte.
IIIRCICLLAIICOL'Bi
POISONS. SOAPS. MITAL8. AND DISINFECTING LI<iuid
? Johaxa'a Soa|a, tranrparrat, aayrtle, ni.Utarr
Bengal honey, pumice an4 meditated eoape : ataich poli-n
Jenny l.iad Lair glues, aad warranted boat traaa|>areat owl
ball*. Poleoat. aarranted rffeetnal fur eockruachea, rata
aad aire, trotl,a. bedbrg* r.ndaata; flypaper; diatnfe'ini
liquid, ttie bert aad rh.apvat ia market ; preeiona rof.ala
au< h aa flaiiaa, palladium ami ai"kel. for aala at whuleaala
aad rotal. by I1K. I.KW1S t'EUt'll r W AN' Ell,
141 Maiden Lena.
nAOCBKKEOTYI'lr I I ATE t -TIIFi SimSl KlliCK II
the only agent lot Louie I.. Itlah i 'a plat.ee, ?
aoperln to an* e?er made. lie will tell them w! tit the prlr.
Uo(0 of returning thou that would noi *!* en'lre aaMifa-.
t'-n. a'aa, juet received Dacurreotype Frames, Loaklti
v^<!tOR bishop, importer, is Maiden Lane, ap ataire.
Oants. pa>ts-fr. aimtm. the pants tailoh
M la Aaa e'reet haa re<?lred Mi pieeea af tl.a late-t and
b' ?? atyla of I'renrh. Scoter, aad Ameriran fan-* < a'-'.meree,
af ?Iieh he will ma ke up paata to ?rder, at tl end $V worth
ia llrratiwat fS to tin. aarrkated * >d workaiaaeiip aad
Hi, or l? aala. Call at Ana i>trial, aad ire.
Tiie alphabet expiuned no. "-ii?this ii
the eighth of the Alpl.abatlral family. and aa it ii
tie leading eleiueet of Itirfh I'rieea. might stem ont o' plate
in a paragraph derated to eeonomr. However, we ran pnt
it to a goed tiae by adtiamg our ?rf- 11 la to hia ia I aate wh ra
[tri te aa haadt< ine ae Into en haada erer hung up for eale,
may la had athoaeet piieaa. tla., to
H. B. JONES'S. M Ann atraat.
1'iie ai.i ii AllET explained no. It-i.. here'S
a latter that will anawar o?r purpoar pre. ieely, and
?w f?r a bit of alllteratioa. If you want something lutht.
laa'lag. loatnsa. limber, low pri< ed. loaari .ua, an I larklaf
Both'rg tl at rnnatltatea perfect|i a ia boot, ahoe, or falter,
la? k la at jonES'A, It Ann e'reet
Are m>t tiii vji pit* or trtei.vetree s m t ii
lag I'lar. too well known to r.eed aay comment? We
think All that aaed be laid la that II l? atill t > be eb>
aired f r tl < a apfleati.a peraenally, or by piat-pald
letter, to H TW ELV I I I t v -?i Naeeaa atraet, W. T.
A GOOD CHANCE MR I.ANTtlGNB. fro* PR \ncf.
. waaafattarer of l^sa 1'aner, la oaaoqaeaet of learlag
tha rtaatry. it deair'.m '.f aeiling eat. Mr LeatHgwe le the
oal) petaoa in Amertra engaa< I la the above kadane. Any
prr'B katlai the nereaaery eapt'al, aad allllac to enter
lata the hualaeea, aiay wake a fortune la a few yeara. Mr.
L*nlel<we, before leaalng. will I ear a hia aueeaeaor the ladaeaa.
Apply <T Teaey atrret.
t^lrot i'm em ii m < ii km i < a i "i.i v r , w. m t n i r
laetared b) t. i'. Meiriam. Pro^ldeaee. R I. Thla Soap
la wall ir<i laaorany *n* wu m n -ai mptnnr ?niri? lor
lan.illaa aad limilrlii, la warraatad to tut frra la
hard. aaft or Mil watar. For tala Mr
fT_A SOILU ir . JM M?il?o
BRKWHTIK, PRO* I'HIMDM.Pltl A,
taad-ra nr ' t , t ladiaa and m-n (
la ?tir? l' ir, l>.?*. and law ?aii*t?. latarprattan draarna, b?v.
bjr Im ?lt aad ??i?af? ? oatiiatlj rallad "a l.y Nap-.l?..a ; and
will tall tka a a ma of th* lady or r'a'laman th*? will marry,
ak" Ika tami of lha iWtaf. Kaidanaa 117 I liataa atraal.
U4i? aaaaaly-Mt aaali . <?otl>maa, oar J liar.
AIVNBAND riSTOM.?Domt.B AND RINdl.t UN(llak
aad raiaa (aaa, nflaa, l*|ta, p?*k*t aad rami* tat
ptalnla ir yraat ?aria*y; alaa. Walkar'a. Bl*y'a, ftiarkra'a,
aid .I> |<rraaai"B ?ap? ia 1-5 aad l-IUkoiaa, la 'inaautlaa
to tail I - ?4?r fta.Va, ?>iot r-oarhaa, dram hattlaa, wadding,
lanibar With lt?ri arllala in the Una, for aal* ky
A. W 8PIKS ft CO.. No.91 Mai-lea Uaa.
IT 19 AI.L IN TBB PAW FITTINIJ OV(R AND I'I'O.V
tharanal dtalod(ia? tha hnw.l thornaghly?tht?kanl?*
Ik* aaa?'la?r-ntra?in? lha rlata?tad lharahy afaotla* a
#an> FREIK M. Ill II IK S raoantly pataaad Tr?"t tn l
9n|.j*rtar r ada ara an* a at II -d a> Ika 11 all's Traaa <> **, 4
Taa?r arraat, oppoalta St. l aal'a Churah.
RIBB'iNS, ftr.?OBtATl:* HANOAINS THAN RVRft
la Rihkoaa. Ullka. Valval* flatias, ka.?M. H Idahtaaatala.
? Bowarr, l- ?n aa l wall know* aa lha proprietor
tha tkrapaal tifckaa aiora la lk? r|?y, hxlar graatly *nt*r*a4
and imrr..??d hla Mora, will rraa thla day with an aattra
at* atork of ?ploadl4 aa I faahlnnal la t da la hla Una Irnp?rtla*
hla ?wa fo*4*. h? la th?rthy ?n*M*4 ia altar adtaala?*a
aa*<i*alla4 hy any alba* rtkkna at. ra la tba ?<;.
LrirBT ron thb i.itino, and priitbction ro?
tba D**4 ? At MO Broadway ar* vltikla tka inatirt
laraaMoaaaf tka a?ai-1. |da*tr??tiM* alt-*?h*ntt?d < of aa.
vklah will pr**ara* iha 4?*l altkoat thanta Mruaa?
Hrfaat prn?a?..l*w aialnai *?n'a?twa. ?. Tha Oraak Bnrlal
Taaa. of a aaw aad kaatitifnl fona. >ar|>aaaln( all tha la???tlom
of faat ataa S Rarlal Caaaa, far ra-la?artr?nt. for
kaaplat raiaaiaa parpataalhr. ?. Botaa for praaart la? PralM
ar all kia4* for raara. Auw. aaarly UK) aarlatiaaaf alaaila
M'lallia okaira. hatataarfa, lona^aa. ptaaa and atnra-al Uk
Whlnk far aarraaa la haaaty, lutury, "lafaa'a, a??aniay sad
daraklllty, all atbara la aa* All far aal*. whnlaaala or.d r?Wlt
at W Bra*4way, k? tha Matatll i B-rlal aad Frwlt
PRBl 101 S BTONBA AND PBBNCR PANCT fl*OIB
I fay aal* kj
TffTO* BlunoF. laiiwl-r, * ?a?Ma l-aaa.
N. B Tnarla, IXadacarfi, aad all lladaof Uana p.r<ha?*?
i ft* *%?!> fall ? !??.
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I flVTELLICENCE BT TIE M1HJ.
On* WMklngton Currtipon4?M?.
fuaiMTW, ia(M W, 1*M.
Ilautr Profttthngi to day a littU Smoky -Jibturd*ty if Ik*
" Wilmot"? Condition of the York Delegation?C?J</Wmia
the iail ehtlaele to the South?The Senate - Mmtwll,
Xivii, KuhanM and Company, fc., fc.
The llonee proceeding* to-day were somewhat toggj,
dubious. lugubrloua and ineonclualve. Mr.
nand from an over leulous desire to burrj tlM work
along, moved the previous question. whioh onta offal
debate and brings the House to the main Uant, aad Um
result waa a majority of two* third* agalnft the proportion.
The only fair oonel union la. that the IIoomIi Mi
disposed to ba precipitate, and thin we think* good
Indication, though other persona conalderit a bad
At all event*. it ii only conclusive of the indlaporitlMl
of the Ilouae to drive tha subject headlong through.
Tour repreaentatlve,Mr. Ureoka, apoku like a seniikl*
man, taking the Webster platform, that the Wilmot la
a mere abatraetion and signifies nothing?that it la not
neceraary to add insult to injury apon the South, when
slavery can be excluded just bh well wilhaut It Mr.
Webster waa right when he declared that the "Wllmot"
waa not wanted for Utah ad New Mexico. Ho
utterly impoaalble la it that African slavery oan ever
exist in thaae cold, elevated, deaUate. desert. and ?nlnhabitable
regiona. that a bounty of a hundred dollara
a year upon every able-bodied negro alave would fall
to establish alavery among the mountain* of New Mexico,
or amid the volcanic wu-tes of Utah Maatar Brook*
ia. therefore, cafe, perfectly Kale in sticking to tha
platform of Mr. Webster, which la (imply thla: that If
you admit California as ahe Is, and legislate ar tail ta
legislate, and introduce or prohibit. Wilmot or MtiW
ilmot. it 1* out of the power, beyond tha rcaob, an<l
will dety all ituman agenctai, to eatabllah slavery la
any other portion of the territories acquired ROM
Mexico, outside ol l'exan New Mexico consist* of*
few little valley*, watered by iriigatiou. inhabited aa4
worked by a M* xican by biid people, who can 11 ve upon
seventy-live p? r cent Uhh pe-r man than la required to
Huppori a negro. The uu'"-c ipl**d country conaiataof
deBerta without water, or mountains of bald rock*, Inaccessible
to almost anything exaept the mountain
goat and the mountain trapper And what of Utah (
The little oatet in that v*>.t expanse ot volcanic ruin*
are already monopolized by the Mormon* and tha immigrations
ot the Saints into them cut off the last
chance fur Sambo. There is no room for hiui unles*
he 1* a Saint From Sauta V* near a thousand mllea
went to the Sierra Nevada, andfrom Oregon aouthward
thrcogh tin degTees ot latitude atretchea out, we venture
to say, the moat horrible, awful, sterile, desolate,
howling wilderneaa that exists upon the face of Uod's
rnrm. 11 eucu ? ouuiiu; unu oo emu lu exiol. atmrn
examination* of the inoen, through the mo*t powerful
teleieope*, hare led antronouier* t<> dexoribo It ut
planet without an atmoepheje, without noil, without
cloud*, without rain, without animal or vegetable lift;
a crude ma?r ol volcani' debris, and *uoh in the maal
of the territory ol the Ureal It t-in excepting an oull
here and there, where the energy of nuch a people aa
the Mormon* producer miracle* of production What
)* Fremont:
" Crofting a low *pur which bordered the creak, we
dttcended to a kind of piair among the lower span ;
the deeert (the Oauk of the Ureal Kaeln eouatry) being
1 in full view to our left, apparently illimitable There.
raid our guide, ttretching out hi* hand tewarda it,
I ' tin re are the great Hanoi (plain*;, tut kuy ugua; m
hay laratc. tvuila ? there I* neither water nor graai,
nothing. Kvery animal that go?* out upon them
diet ' II was. Indetd. ditm.il to look upon
Within a tew mile* wide (oomtng ea-t from the Paclfl*
country.) a T**t desert plain spread before u*. from
which the boldest traveller turned away indeepalr."
klaater llrouk* 1*. therefore, right, that It U not
nfcettary to tpread the provi-o over *uch a eountry,
to keep cut slavery. Uod Almighty ha* excluded it by
a proviso of hi* own a provi*o of de*ert* without
water, of mountain* without noil, by an ex panic
1 of volcanic ruin*, terrible fearful, aud denolnte u
death; rainle**, tlmberleea, llfeleta. aud productive?owhere
of either rice tobacco, cotton. tugar or well fetl
negroe*. When corn *l.all be exported from Labrador, *
aiid pulm (11 from the shore* of Iceland, we may
expect to b<ar of tiara plantation* in Utah.
We undemtand that eighteen of the New York delegation
*lde with Matter Brook*, und are willing to
take the Senate billa upon a venture, without *tretching
the provlxo over the*e afort*aid volcanic terrltorie*.
At-amine a corresponding preparation from lb*
whig* of the otler Northern Bute*, and a *till larger
proportion ef the democrat*, in favor ol theH. nate
bill*, we feel *afo In predicting their parage, whether
in the form of an Omnibu*. or in detail
The whole i**ue with the South r> *t*,of cour*?. upon
the Tela* boundary aud the admloion of California
The** two difficulty * once overcome.the *ork I* done
The South will make their final *tand upon California.
Defeated there, we *uppo*e they will give it up, and
turn the tubject over to the Naehvill* Convention.
The Senate have been chiefly rocupied thi* week
upon executive appoint?' nU Tliey h?v? confirmed
an iaimente lltt <1 all *ort*. Muxwi 11, Lewi*, and I*bank
Htill In nukihit. Yeeterday and to-day Lewie wae
debated, Including a recapitulation of hi* financial and
banking operation*; but I bete v a* no d*cl*ion. A
heat of New Yorker*. ?uch a* John Young. Thayer,
ll~rd Howardu* and other* are here, in reference, en*
way or the o'her. to M?xmiII In another day we aspect
the mystery to be cleared up. A* Mr. Clay hlml?
If la In donbt upon th?.?e three ran a, we venture ne
prediction Hut justice demand* they ihould be diapo*ed
U one way or the other.
Naval < onWt iiintlntiBa
W?.iinnroK. A?ru*t 81, 18,r>0.
The 'ollowingnaval cinflrni.itlon- have taken plaee: ?
<'*pt?'.ii Stepl.en Chaw pltD
Couiinaiideia William 0. Whittle, Thompton D
Bbaw.
Aatintant Surgeon- ltlchard II Tun<tall.
I'uraett? hlcbaidT Alllaon, Nixou White, John J
Joihk. John Jctji)?<n.
| Nny Ag>nt? -JcJ.-diali II. Lathrop, Watlilogton
and K Jward 0. Pcrrln, Mtmphii. 'ft ua.
Oar PliIlnrt i?hl? C?rrr?|MiBilenre<
I'HIl.ADEI.I'HIA, August 31), I860
The Havre dt 6Wart Hank.
The failure of the Havre dc (!race Hunk has not
occasioned much low in 'his city or State, because
r the explosion was cauxd by our people parting
with the rugs of this swindling concern, and th?
subsequent action of the brokers who bought them,
in demanding ?|*cie at the counter of the bank.
So far, the action of our small note luw lias been
productive of good ; and as there are upwards of
1 one million of dollars, in foreign small notes, still
| flouting about the city ami State, tneir red. nytion
, may be Htten<l?d with more suspensions. I can
? mention mere than one bank in New Jersey and
Maryland thai luw im v ir < iImimiI all their
credit, ?nd nearly all their |ir<ilii?, from the circtt>
latiou of Ihcir notes in l'<mr.) Ivmini.
Interesting fri?ui \< w Ntilrs,
' Til* t.ATK I'LldlliM- Ml VU M.TT RhTWEK* Ttf
MII.ITAKY AND CIVIL OflVKKM.lUUm?I OKKEII* >!*VKM
K Hf.TWh.Efl COL, .VOMRUK AND UKV1. OOVKKt
.NOR ALVAKII.
I [Fr< di th? St. I.ouls Republican. Ang. 23 )
Major YVeigMman, lr. S. Senator elect from the
! r>!iiw i| ,\f w Mexico, f. our City yesterday,
rw route for Wanlnni{ton, where he will present
und prenn the claim* of the new Slate for 4<imi?nion
into the 1'nion. If eh'1 thou I.J lw admitted,
there in no gentleman whum we would he more
gratified to irf her repr??en'ntivc in the IT. 8. Senate
thnn Major Weiyhtman. Hut we think her
ndnriMMon ncarcely prohahle, from the action of the
Senile in relation to her territorial organization.
We have the following official report of the vote*
cart for officer*, after th? organization of the Stat*
government, rir,
for Governor ll?nry ''nnnellf 8 7<W
" " TomuCibui ,,,, ,!TM
For Lleat. Oovnmor - M?nu?l Al??r?* 4 6M
" M M Crran 8t. Vraio 8 870
Vat Cot (ran*- Wm fl Mmw vy ,.4#34
" llughN Smith 4.374
In the Legirlnfure, the vote for I 'aited Stales 3<*
natorn Monaw follow*
?'rr Rlrhard It WeUhtman, 19
P. A I'onnloahnei IT
A W K?jd"I<1? 3
" Jaecbllnnabton 1
It if Mated, that the vote on the election of deleg*'e*
to the convention w hu h framed the conetitatmn
m number*, e*ceeded by neveral tlioiiaand the
nnmhtr of votenniihnequetitly cant for the ?*?ate ?fficer*.
The violence of the content hetwej the
l?rii?afor and againM a ft ?te governnent, wan
vety great. The friend* of the .state government
carried ev? ry connty nave one.
We are favored with a co >v ??f the follcwinf correspondence
between Col Monroe, in command of
lie Ninth Military I tepartinent, and Lieut, (lorernor
Alvarez, acting (inventor, in the ahaence of
Governor (onnHly:?
lU*r> |T A?T? n?, ?rn Mh , Itar'T, )
Santa Fk, (New M'lu o,) July II, Ktl. \
Si*:?I neiidyrm the within extract from a commum<
ation I received on the 21*t M ty lant, from
the War IVpnrtment, an liwinc a dmtinct hearing
on the nnhject of ye*t>-rday'a converaatioa h*ld between
of. I nhall he ha|>py to cuhject the original
I amre*|iectfuIly/yo<ir nU'i *v't,
Bvt. Col, See.
Lt. Gov. Dom Mani at. Ai.varkx.
RjmUCT.
* * "principle Uid down by the Supreme
Court of the United stxif*. ??,_ ? < in the
transfer of the crtt <1 territory, i' Im* never hee?
held tkut the relation* of the uih.tbKaaf* with e?< h
oih? r undergo any < hunt-e Their rrla'iona with
their fotmer novereign are diwlved, und new relation*
created hetwetn thew and the |n?i mraem
which ha* acquired their territory. The rrvre act
; which tranafcra their country, tranaf.r* the allegiance
of thoee who remiin in Hi and the law,
which may be denominated i??l?'ical, ia neeenaarily
changed, although that which regnlatea their
intercourae ind jeneral conduct of individual! romain*
in force until altered by the newly created
power of the State.
" The treaty i* the Uw of the land, and admit*
the inhabitant* of ( New Mexico] to the enjoyment
of the privilege*, right* and immuniiiea of fitixene
of thr I nited Slate*. Ilia necea?ary In iajoire.
wh? th> r thia i* not their condition, inde^adea' nf
?tiiuUti<>n They do not, hnwevr, iwicipite ia
pcMical power ; they do not ahaxe ia the govern

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