Buffalo Courier from Buffalo, New York • 2

For me buffalo EJculn "Courier. Mrs: beat DiaaMfra oo ttse Wreuni JTLJ clef t-'aad, papers contaia a report mt lha Coram.twJ. I WfATm ex v. Chairman, appoin- La4 Fir and Sket lAimfM trj Wo giro. bete, aa iateraug artkW froot a reeent 5eW Toi paper doscribtng a very ingenious invention of an old friend of oars, JIx-.

Da Smiu, formerly of BaUvls. by whkh shot "is man far to rJ pen an entirely new plan, a patent (br which has beert secured by him both ia this Ia Earop. Tho process tm aa simple aa it is iageaiorMi, aad is worthy the attention of those who are of a mnc hautcsj turn of mind. port or buo AKRlVEBJiiSy St. TUbrrahl, ViHinvr r- firwiK rAHinxir.t UMH-, 1 fX'lO! I i4 MJs ROUV ItaW-b'yal il.ttotio,i3ckari'.tvi.

cw-" kff hr i W4 wue 1 1 I bt-i Itour i mi wool Miriftttll its huthrt 3 tits Iihh I t-M 13 I fil kbaro Ntlat It Hi Wool It kg 4 feMs 6f fcutu 5t fcUa 1 ktf UrJ in tiourv 1 maek lyilr-r tlul, t'kmms fc ro bit esass Jt fare 1 14 vt. I'oot. Xtnaort Aavrica. riliT. tUti'liwky'i 3 tUt Cvltt ar4 ro I Kiwtwty.

frtwn tt I hiirWHi 14 It btU fruit bxsste owner MbM ftait mm9. i cattle ('letmer ltaiaotd, Milti Ovrtaod; ttadts rf Was a rbeeaM'woot 15S bu com. I ioi ti W-t-rttiff 45 bin wont i t'arktr 1 1 dj I. tl Pratt im Jo Strxleam JirWfc The principal Vli dtWMiassd tW Mexican papers are th choiera and the IWiJeuual tKa. One of the paper ha proposed Santa An na.

bet be is r.at el.V. Wca doee ot is the rouotrv. la adJtsot. Ramon Adam-. Dotn'mgo Ibarra, Clrvjwrio Davill.

and Francisco VerdV'sco. Gomes Farias and liett. Almonte, all titer-Jls rwmJtud, are prtipos-ed. The Coheres which wa to have assembled in the city of Metk-o, waa uaal'e to do aa lor want of a quorum. The Senate uiet and organized, hut not more than 7 1 members of the Chamber of Deputies could bo brought together.

The cholera had committed most awfal ravage in the rity of Mexico. From the 17th of May to tho 16th of June, inclusive, the number ofca. tm 7-46, On tho last day nampd June 16th thero were S3t) deaths, which was the highest number in any one day? this period, the dine aw continued to ineWase, 0' thj T846 were treated in heapitaj. The Trait d'Uaion says that during tho American invasion 400 persons died in a day of typhus fever, aa4 no one thought any thing of it We have never heard thai statement before, and are rather inclined to doubt its authenticity. I a San Luis eight deaths per day took place from the epidemic 900 person had died.

Juaa Nepomuceao Maria. Moncada, a real Mexican Bayard, known aa the Count of Jarat, died of cholera at San Lakes the 11th ult. He owned, oa hie different estates, about 15,000 peons. Notwithstanding this, he was venerated and esteemed by all who knew him, During the short stay of the Englkh steamer in the harbor of Vera Cruz there were two regattas between the English sailors and those of the American barque Itegtna. The Americans were victorious both times notwithstanding that iu the hist content the patties changed boats.

Webster's Wit. IV. Joussox, one of the most trenchant and classical writers ia the country, has become connected with tho Louisville Journal. One of his Washington letters to that pajer, contains the following capital anecdote: "The best piece of sport that has lately occurred hero is the great Dan's. Nobody, indeed, unless sometimes Crittenden, ia brighter, festive, than grand Dan.

when you get him into a hilarious mood. He was iu excellent humor, not long since, at a party at Secretary Ewing's, and so, ia sooth, jvere many others. Well, you remember the derisive name of Solitude which Ewing got, in former days, by oue of his speeches; when the company was all in high glee, in the large saloon. Black Dan came slowly and solemnly up to Ewing, where he stood conspicuous to everybody, and addressed him most earnestly in these lines, which Cowper puts into the mouth of Alexander SUkirk Oh, Solitinle where are the charms, TbiU stiges have seen in Uiy face 1" WAtRFS l-i '(. Fina of ibe Re-ens-' ihr poftunt ua si Aft" Pit" I-Mrte LJurvt.

-mi jrrx.v.Ta, ji lt vntt acwd Tt txmm II ti Cipsy-a Reveal Zarak. kUritW Charaea Dae. by M-mi J. 6j jt T2OWe Wkb a SwW CaurdrtUMMiiictll MATCO IS THE DARK, F-lfcn trJr Pas TtoSa i Ma tm Totoacladewaa OteCuraedy of FAIXT HEART NKVlUt WOJt FAIR LA Of. 5...

Wf. lHactwM. airs. vt ut, la Rahearsal. a aew aJ bes'timd riere ci'M MAi.RlAi.li CiF TUll 4' i-t.

17 The Tneaue Is wll vextUMht, arvt Ots aL eau suTit oo iueoa vetueoce (rout beat duriM tm muLjl eveuiugs. tTf" IVorsopea at balf past 7. pw-Hiciy. Boies AO eiat I'll ticenttt Privwe fck CsU.jrtnl Ualiery Hii Mst swutml tas KHce bctv 1 I A. M-.

aU mmdtt.H. (t jjT Aa ettic lent Pwiiee will be in stteeow. Earmm rJusssa! corxkr j.i exciu.xqi- STi AU1EIIT CASE reanafff, OPEN DAILY, from oVV-lt A. M. uii.U FAY AMU StAt.MFlCRXT F.N TE Al tltTs a the Lecture Room tvery F.ventaf at o'chwa, aad ennui bat and tUTraav ArTnaaooiw, at SatUk.

Aaotbet Week of Mr. Coeaaltt, Garcia' pwrftet and dttiichiful acttna. aad kit anJMKnes Tbayers' UKnt. THIS XrZXISG. JULY, tri WB1 be acted tbe Plays of i DAY AFTER THE WEDDING.

Characters by Mr. Gareia. iir. Vvt, aad OwCW Itniand Fting itaitee by SliMe Tatyw, will be preseowed THE FORFJT ROSE. Character by Mrs.

A. Uarcia, Mr. Veavr, and Ow CW psuy. A Petit Drama In rehearsal entitled Or a Story ol tea Heart, A Drama of great Moral power, emiued Ibe or Fails givim," wUI eooa be ready. remderfml Um AiHxfty, AfiS.

KEXfflSTOX, 114 Frars Old, tot daysncss. Meiican Drnsooo In Brass Armor and Hrtmett Pomf President Fillmore, Rev. Mr, Schuyler, aud Jcoajt Lif t-To beseen at all hour. Just added A Ray, or Vampire, 14 feet broad, the t. gest and loost interesting fish froot Uie Atlsnurt ti, phant.

Rocky Mouuuin Rose, and bgiotis of eurtcsuus. 'Thee lies pest and richest place of Amusement. AeMiTTAHca 3 Cblldrea aader 1 years lira, Seats la the Parqueue Ut cents esrra. military and Civic yioonllgLt Cxcursioa Capu 11. WaiTASta.

bavtag tenders) 55J use of Ute spteoiiid steamer A. D. PATCH-nTtaay" t'it. G. A.

ao, will give sicca-tiaht EACurslon on MONDAY EVENING, July 4d. Tbe boat will leave (he toot of Commercial suret eeta-eta tbe hours of 7 aad 8 P. M. Tbe Military are requested to appear in nniforra. 4 A rood Cotillioa Band is engaged for the occatsw, tjf Tickets, for a Getitleaiaa and two Ladies On Del-ar.

Single Tickets 30 rents can be obtained at tbt pna- ipal Book and Music Stores, and of the Commiuee. Scroggs, J. Speruell, W. Dingmaa, J. 8- Irwin, Peterson, A.

W.Moulioa. I i ir t3" Evening papers iseaaeeopy. ferrr rr-rr. jnichlarsm CentraU Ita 1 1 road Line, for letrolt and Clileago. Tkremfh ie Detroit im IS Hour, Without Lmmdimg, etii Chicago imZi Hours, FOR DETROIT AND CHICAGO Tor spleadid steamer ATLANTIC D.

H. We'-trZSTtSnnlmler. will leave the M. R. R.YVbrf oo MONDAY EVENING, July as, at o'clock.

For freicht or passage apply on Boars or at me usaee si cat M. C. R.R.Co. J. u.

ar.Au, Ar-mt. Buffalo and Claclnoatl K. n. Line. FOR CLEVELAND, SANDUSKY AND TOLEDO.

Through from Buffalo to Cincinnati In 30 Hours, InCenntction untitle Smmdutif Ciatt iimlrtU. rrs- The steamer Saratoea. Captsta Svasais, leave tor the above aad iBterowaua porwl iintSiON DA Evening immediately oa UK am-val of tlie Express Train of Cars from Albany. For freight or passu ve pnt on ooaru to It E. r.

CRON Yi4, Agent, foot Hoys' torn. For Erie avud Cleveland. ffB Th. aiMm TEfTJMSEH. HtTf Mts.

ter, will leave for Erie and OwUns" mU RterLtu.uurpona THIS Monday) MORA IN 0, 34, at 10 A.M. For freight ot passage appty eo ooaraor V. rr' o. B. WALBRIDGE Hl'FFALO AND NIAGAHA 1850.

The steamer EMERALD. Chai.vs Yerao, Masor, WiH run during tbe season of 1650 as follows: Leaves Chippewa every morning al 6 o'clock, aad every afternoon at 8 o'clock, (Sundays excepted.) Leaves Buffalo every morntng at o'clock, and every u-ternoon at 5 o'clock, (Sundays excepted.) Tbe Emerald runs to connection with steamers on lata Erie and Ontario, and the Eastern ailroad. For Freight or Passage apply on board. nrra For Canada West. Tbe steamer A VE, McEacsaM Master, will make her trips as follows: 12Iv Tun do for Port Btanley, touching at intcraiedisa ports every MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENING, Leaves' Port Stanley every TUESDA Yand FWDAT, at 6 A.M.

For freight or nassaee apply to roy4tf HENRV B. RITCHIE. 6 Ohto Bttiidists. For Canada Wfb The steamer FXPERIMEITT will leJ -TrSL" -SCanada Dock on TUXbDAY and FRIDAf ETi.liiifit7o'-loek. for Fort Coiboroe.

Port Msaiaat Dunvilte and Cuyuge, cooneetiBg there witb eteasiei Brentford and Stages to Hamilton and Port Dover. forfreigbt or passage apply to myltf WILKES Canada Pws so in fk riiif AT 10 A. M. tsaudtiBky and Toledo Lixte. Qt'EBN CITY Capt.

Tires. BALTIMORE, Tpttls. SUPERIOR Watts. BicbaSss. TROY.

Cap. Wttxiss. One of the above first class Steamers will leave tbe ass-dusky and Toledo Line Does, daily at 14 A. ing at intermediate porta. Apply oa board or to mU ISO.

U. GsUFriTft, Aftat CLASSICAL BOOKS. Ac. nhoies ediuons. Tbe Works of Horace, with Motes by Ha ward awe.

iT.seri trie's Orations on the Crown, wits sow. The Promethiasand Apunemoenef Ajebylus, sreassv ted Into English verse byH. W. Herbert. The Clouds of Aristopbanes, witb noses by ProPasor re-ton.

1 -Tbe Birds of The Rotmsof Toper-a-fuoslch, a long a-acsaoa rssw ral, by Arthur HaghClourn. Stewart's Aetive and Moral Powers of Mas. ed. Ried's, InteilccWal Powers of Mam Wslker'sea- ton on the Genuineness of the Gospel, 3 vols. 60.

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about acres of land on tbe 'est side Of oa. about acres in this city. MANCHE3TEL BONNETS Will be sold Si out the lot. tbe finest Wi in rni st which have been et na a TWRIGHt'U. jyaa Emporiusa.

Maa cli? rvi ft rtrrrrrrrs, Attorney, and CaItcrs-st-Lsw, Ko. 154 N. Y. lrtlAIAM 0. TSSTTS soaos w.

ouarref. BoofcBiader. BU.R Book Mwolbetum Koe. 18 ss 1 t.v-, RTJTf AX0. BTMf CAPS fc Ivaldrut, or Vle lreatdeut T.A commootcatioa ia your paper of the 15th, en titb-d Frcidea or Vico rreeident and aigned cawtilated to mislead on ae eoont of its diistingo'ishrd Io the ilaff- ciied portiona of tho following A Trav euor ss 'dearly A close examination would.

I tltink. show tat Je-- fmr a mem Vnmdtl rmrtU im lait mtmrt IAt MIMn. I hare fittie doubt ttut tto etipteiue toort would aornte. could point tie broweW belure tl. This dl Vre President was rested stuiply as a awaaureof prceautkas, 0 Biorb the more iMeimarT, as the disability may la a hundred eaae be of hort dorutma.

Jm tma iutarx rf mmim, ertr, rtrre as Ugmi mr fmmttwttamal rm Mf km mm mtmttm kaIM mm tmir i.Itj mr4 mm MuU er ssr Ik it uf Mrtk mttmdutg I a etumsUt, Km lb couuo-y lias no rreswetrt." If A Traveller is right, vant consequence follow i if wrbug, tha public mind ahould be com posed on so important a subject. A few claitses of tho ConstitutioB bearing on the subject wi3 as- akdnsoHich. Sac. 4, art. read, The PrestoVmt and Vice Prri.tenl sn.l all rtvtl oTncrrs oftne littvj Htati-, shnlt be rmun-td (row ofhre uo tin- mH-tiiiwfl tut, and eouvirtkxt of, treason, tirttTT.

or ulri liiiih HutvttvMon 3 sre an. 1b ease of ttie removal of the Frmdnl rrua ortVe. or of lu iktatn. ntfiirnaikjo ot inalnlit) to discharge Uie powCTS anl uuih-h im Urn miJ otiice, Ute suie vlull le votveonllte t'w PttMidrt.t, unit Ute aty by taw provUletiw Um tmm of removal, miifiiacioa, rw tnaUIIty. Oi frUnX and 1 u-m Prtrndna, de-" luring a tt.il uthcrt kIimII ItifM act as PrnriuVttt, and sitrh ortVer shut act accordiniily, until llt Uisliility bewwio- ved.

or a rmriafiit lvtrl." gttc. 1, art. The eterutire power sha te W-te! In a PrMiJent of the rtiltiil.xiaU'Sor Almftra. fie Mult ltold his fctlkT du- rhta Uie im ff yr, ahd. Uifftthtr rii Uie Vice PrBHHnt, cho'ii fur Uie turn I mm, lie eUwtl The lk aineDduieatsavsi The electors siiatl ruei-t in Ute rfpeclive fMaton, aiMt vote tty ballot tus frnultmt mud fit 1'rtBidtnt -'Anil If Uie Hotwe of Bepreo- in lives hlill not choomt a Frrd-tU when the thi of ennice shall tunroiveon trieni, neroretne4m 01 ftiarco iilk)lluwinr.

Uwn itm Yk-e Prewideut slutll art ai freni- dent as in caof the lit aili or oUer eoiistitiitJonal tlisa- fcility of the Pres Uk'iil '( The President is not only removed," but becomes civilly dead, upon conviction of treason no as to become, therefore, incompetent to hold any civil otlice of honor, trust or profit, under the United States, like "removal" and death," is a permanent disability, subject iu the case of resignation, onlyto the contingency of a re-election to the office of President, which can not constitutionally take place during the foar years of the President's term of office. Inability may arise from causes pennaoent or temporary men tal, physical or legaL Insanity may be permanent or temporary. So may bodily disease, though more frequently the latter. legal restraint of lib erty, ss imprisonment before or after conviction in a court of common law jurisdiction, for treason. felony or other crime, or being taken prisoner flagrante hello, mtv be temporary or permanent or for the balance of the Presidential term or longer, If the inability bo temporary" or of ess dura tion tli an the balance of the Presidential term: of office, the Vice President acts as Present stntil such disability be removed." If it continues longer thau the balance of the term, he acts as President1 until a President be elected." But in eith er case it in the Vice President, eo nomine, and in fact, who acts as President of the- United And when in case of temporary "inability," the President resumes the exercise of his official functions, the Vice President ipso facto constitutionally resumes his functions ex offcim, as President of the Senate.

But a President eatinot be chosen while there is a Vice Piesident in office, until the close of their term of office. That this is so, ia apparent from the fact that the constitution requires them both to be elected at the same time, and for the iwi term, which preel udes the idea of electing a President alone, while the Vice President is still in office, acting as President in discharging his powers and duties. The Constitution says The Congress may determine the time of choosing the electors, and the day on which they shall give their votes; The Congress exercised this power March 1, 17U4, and enacted ihat elector shall tie appointed by each State for thceiectionjof a President and Vice President of the United State within 34 days preceding the first Wed-" nesoay of December, 17U-2. and within 34 days preceding Uie tirt Wednesday of December of every fourth fear niceetding the I ant and that the elector should meet on the first Wednesday of December thereafter and vote, and on the first Wednesdaj in January succeeding Uie votes rhould he counted in presence of both Houses, and the result declared, ascording to the constitution. And in the contingency specified in the constitution of the "removal, deafly resignation, or inability, 601 of the 44 PrtMdtst end Vice the Congress, In 9th sec.

of the same act, provided and declared, that "the President of the Seuate pro tempore, and in case there should be no President of the Senate, then the Speaker of "the House orKeprenentatives, ror the time being, shall act as President of the United States until the dusability be removed or a President shall be elected." The Congress by 'the 10th sec. of said act, provided bv law, that whenever the offices of Presi-tfent and Vice President shall bothbecome vacant," the Secretary Of State is to cause measures, by notifications therein prescribed, to be taken for a ew election of President and Vice President. Death, removal and resignation reuder the office of Presiden vacant, and so of the Vice President but inability otherwise, docs not. In the lat ter case, there is an incumbent vet in case of "inability" of the President, the Vice President shall discharge his powers and duties, and uot ie Presideut, but simply Vice President. They are two distinct offices, and continue to be, notwithstanding the vacancy of one, alike creations of the Constitution.

The early Congressional construction of the Constitution, so near to what seems right on reading it, must it seems to me, be perfectly satisfactory to all. If the Vice President should be constitutionally disabled to act as President during his term, the President pro tempore of the Senate willed as President. And if the of-fico of Vice President becomes vacant for any other cause than lapse of time, as has that of the, President by death, the Secretary of State will then and not till then, take action for a new election of P. V. P.

Moonlight Company of the City Guards, gives, a Moonlight Excurson this evening on the steamer A. D. Patchm. This ia one of the "crack" military companies which reflect so much credit upon the city, and we trust its" members will be cheered by a large attendance of citizens on this occasion. 'The boat is one of the best on tho Lakes, and the arrangements are all thnt could be desired to secure comfort and healthful recreation.

A more favorable opportunity will not be afforded the present season. Telegraph Reports. To the courtesy and kind attention of the operators and agents of House's Printing Telegraph, our readers are indebted for -the interesting Telegraphic report pub lished on Saturday morning, as well as for the Foreign Newa by the steamer America. The House Line proves a very valuable and timely acr cession, and its excellence is no doubt properly appreciated by the public. The Concert of tho French Troupe is postponed, on account of illness, till further notice.

We are indebted to Li vimgstow Fargo's Ex-pretts for Cincinnati and Toronto papers in advance of the mails. Miss Lawrence, daughter of the American Minister at Uie Court of St. James', waa dressed aa follows, at the late drawing-room, when she was presented to tho Queen of England. It is all Greek to us, but the ladies maybe able to form some idea, from it, how their young country wo-? mart looked on the occasion Train of rich white "Moire, trimmed with bouillonee of tulle aud bouqueta of rosea de Mai, lined wltrrwhite glace, ith three skirts of tulle, loped with chaldaino of roses do Mai blonde berthe. Head dress.

Feathers, blonde lappets, and diamonds. Ornaments Diamonds." The Remains or Gx. Tatlor. Mr. Webster ia to bring in a bill to erect a monument in the Congress Cemetery, to the maraory of Gen.

Tatlor. His remains are. it seems, to lie in VVaahington. The American flag was displayed at the office and the Consular; residence of our Consul at Havana, ou the 4th of July, without drawing toward it anything more serious than angry looks, and a few Spanish classic vulgar terms. Th Honorary Degree of L.

L. D. was confer red upon the Hon. James Buchanan, at the recent Commencement of Princeton College, J. rvictL rr en ZL.

-mY JlO.tDAT MOIWI.NO. JULY a oa as iui -a mm. T9 Saw CIhU The by' Tclfph es Saturday eveeiog, tu Voj and nu.inauo fi IM Cebiaet SCfe, fey Frraiuriit rutaoSS, doubt, reliable inu" oc. TWri wee Mf-tty for nTweedy ecGo aad it is cWen sweep of CbtoC Tbe n'tfm of triss over. For this elona, the Cou etry hu food cee for rs-joteio.

Any ehnpn muM Lsre txee fje Ui be u4 tbie change as enaouacd. It far end fesyorui the hp or rijrcUlMn cf all parties. ilia eeUcWa mt ceaAdentiel adrbers reflects the fclgbest poa Mr. Fu taoaa, sa4 must wear) for bisa tbe cttnadeaca his party it abouVJ, the respact ef the eoantry. They are mostly sneo of Ant-rata alUties- accomo ntte4 Uta-yta awl ef luaf asp he are tbe management f'poblie Nest to the Cabinet of Mr.

Pot wa ntignl fairly terni it lit ablest ooa of tlte later l'rw'cnts. Certainly so Whijf I'ra-idaot lies vr before been ae fortuaale aa la gather arouiui him mm tnticn of tla real worth aad talent Itia party, mud we have fonfUenee tbeir vice) ea4 eiTwrto Will directed to the restoration good feeling by tlte final e)juslineut of tha ques-lions mow agitating ail section of the Union. Of the qualifications of such men Wrri Cerrrxt.s sad Coawm it ie usolees I apeak, or of their peuikat opinions. They belong to the old Waif Una. and we have ho right to expect audi a man a Fillmore to ga out of that lino io look for coaaeel the diacbarga of mm duties, la fact the Wb if party may be said to staud bow, bo tut mm tlie Executive branch of the Government ie concerned, la the position It occupied at the aecese-ioa of Gea.

llanar to tlte Presidency. The political character of the Lef ielalive branch how ear, la fir different The democrat must retain their ascendancy ia both Ilounea of Cougrpiw throughout the term of the arting; I'reaident The other tnembere of the Cabinet are but tittle known to the nation at laro, but of oar fellow, citizen Jadge HiLL. who ie itemed aaJToetiruMter Geoer al, we may eay that he poaeeaeee the buaiueaa ha- 1 bite end untiring induetry whih constitute the Itigheet qutliflcatione for that particular aUilon and ahould make the appointment acceptable to the people. The aew adminietration ia now fairty tiader way, and eo (iu mm we can loam the aeitiinienl among democrate, it ia proraieod a fair trial an judgment by ita fruiu. Execution of Dr.

Webber. ThoGefernor and Council of Mbaaachusetla baoe refueed to commute the eenlence of thi wretched man, and he ia toaufl'er the etreme pen ally of the lew ou the 30th of next month. 1 The puMie miud we believe, fully prepared fcj thie. Indeed there baa ttreu no reasouable ground for hoe on the part of the trimiual. aince hie iTI timed and unfortunate coofoaeion.

With out a doubt, the'Oovfrnor and Council have acted wunecieotioualy. Intent only upon their duly. The laat attempt of the frienda of Dr. We butt er the opponent of Capital punishment, to save hiro, wae equally unfortunate. A clergy tnau ar gued before the Council that Dr.

Webster had ia ted tb circumetaocee of hie killing Dr. Park man truly, aad theaght. rf the committee believed him when ha etated that he did the deed, they ought to believe tha whole of hie and coueider the killing only meaalaaghter. lie dwelt upmi the condition of Dr. W'ebeter'a family, aaying that Vw cuter punishment would fall upon theui.

Another gentleman epeke in favor of commuta tiotuba bauig doubtful whether the oflVnce waa premeditated. He thought the confinement of a profoeapr in the State prison would exert great mere I inflneoce upon the eommunily. lie thought tone of thoaaende would vieit the prison aad be adoioniahed by hie fate, who would never think of going there to see a leee distinguished con let Bach reasoning thie coold not satisfy the con-eclencee of men charged with auetaiolug tha law. and accordingly when one gentleman said he wMi ed to make soma remarks to show that the laat exe ration did not dimlniah crime, the Chairman of the Council Mid that might do before the Legula ture, but ae they were eworn to execute law. they conld not hear iu" Still there see in to be strong double ontertalncd of Dr.

W'e meeting death on the gallow. Plalu Talk. Tha Albany Evening Journal of Friday alludes to Preeident fiLLMonx and 'those wbigs who have resolved to sustain hie Administration, in tha following terms: The President will discover, in aeaeon, perhaps, that those who beleaguer the Vhiie-IIouae are, for the moat part, tha Drones of party ribs without tnuscles or sinews. He will find, also, and in aeaeoa to avert Uie evil, wa hop, that while those who claim, to be hie especial friends are coining phrases about Coneervatisra," nrg'o "Cofn-premteea" and denoanoing "Isms," the rank and tie of tha Whig Paty the men who make Treai-deuta and require manifestations of sympathy in return may be driven to seek more congenial ae-sociallona. The men who.

make PresideuU and require manifestations of sympathy ia return!" So far as thia language can properly be made applicable to tha cue of President Fiiinoai, wa know of but ena maa of the whole ank and file of tha Whig Party," who cornea withia tha Evening Journal's category Johm A. ColIixm, who was fortunate enough amid the "noise and confusion" that followed Gen. TiLoa'i nomination in the Philadelphia Convention, to get tha floor and mora the unanimous nomination of Mr. Fiixitoas for tha Vice Presidency. The language of tlte Even-ing Journal ia a virtual declaration of hostility to tha new Administration, but it must do vine some Utter plan than tha one already developed, to deter the Preeident from taking op and maintaining high, national posiuoa oa tha great question of cost Geaeral Taylor's faaerei.

Iim hiding tha removal of tha body to Louisiana, will exceed, it la supposed 100.000. Our neighbor of tha Morning Express publinhee this statement and pronounces it "disgraceful." The Boston Post ears it copied the paragraph without malice from the N. Y. Mirror, the paper which nominated for the Presidency and faithfully supported and was rewarded by the Administration. Tha "calculation" first ap peared ia tha Bo says the Pout TaXtaa'arii Tasut.

The Morse line of Tel graph between New York and Buffalo will here after oaa the following tariff! Tea words 150 miles aad onJcr twenty cents, and one ceai Cot each additional word. Tea words over 150 mi lee and under 300 miles, tlurty and two cents for each additional word. Tea words 300 mils and over; forty cents, and tore cents for eacn additional word. The dta la ace ie measured by the, route the lino of Telegraph passea and tut by the usual niai1 roe to. 1 Tan city register at St.

Louis reports 212 deathe daring- the week epdiog 13th. of which 77 are reported to hare occurred from cholera. Of the whole autaber, 112 were children under five years age. This statement shows a marked decrease of mortality from the previous week. 1 Taa Chicago Tribune of Tuesday, says iher wars only tweaty-eght burials tho las week, rroue who died ia that city.

It expresses rnnehf that from tbe cumber of diaeaaod and persons eennrj into that city the not much graur than it is. 4 ted at meeting of citixetu, which ataiee that" Of daatructkm of the teaiphoat JJ. P. Gritllih by fire, oa Lake Krie, on the 17th Jane. with Um km of about 25 tvee, indnoad Iho itiiewa of Cleveland to" hold Public Sleeting on.

the aubject of aleem vaveeldteeetoni on the Lake, and a Con)" tilteawee appointed I report, if tle number of d'wslare oa tlio Lai re by fire, explosion, and coJ3wionCand whatt farther Congee-ional legie)ata ie teceary to'enforce greater care in the narigattoa'of ateaoi veeeeb. tltat hfe, and property may be more secure. The report ie very lengthy, but weuekc room for the most important portion of it. i wnich -h Committee 4, Wa do do propoee bringing before the public tha lamentable dwaater of the Griffith, for wa can give 00 additional facta to aIkm already furntahed by the puM.c presa. It ie one of a seriee of dieastert which ahould long since have attracted more direct atieatK.n ia the vicinity of the Lakes, and led to energetic moKimree for correcting lha eviL The pt caitnot 'be redeemed, but ae facte and figures connected with it are reliable data fur estimating ch hazards, wo give the following statement of the lose of lives br fire, explosions and cotlisioiM.

oa the Western Lakes within a few veer. We do not assert that the loea of life iu each dwaoter is entirely accurate, bat it is as near eo as the nelure of such diaasters will admit, and it is believed that iu tha aggregate they fall rather uiuW than over the actual (use. EXri-OiilONtf. 1 NuvrinUrr. William Peacock, Jake lte I l-Ui, t'ooi.

I'frry, iake Ivrie l-JO. Augunt. Ijk, lk kJ'm i 4' UeiMsl auce, LXH. Biver l-t'J, Msjr. Lxiuuana.

Ike tie 4' t--o, Mrrh. Troy, Ijke Krin 11 IrM, Anilioity Wayuc. I lie i'jvi r4 Total qp lW. Tny lor. Erie hk 3J, KrW Ikw, Hcpt IM.

lrri Wmrtora, IX. Btver l-tl. AugtMh. ttet Krie t-41, Nov. VivmUlioai, Huroa River 1-17.

Nor h. IIkk'iiix, Mwlittsnn IMS, JuitflHlih. ixtitwa Hlver If WUi. Goliau. Like Huron If 13.

July 3M. Clilcaao, HntTiilo t'nvk ltn, let. W'sKloc, Mnnr River If'ttf, June I'tth. il UfUliiti. Krie Total tUl.UrflONS BY WKAM.

Ir40, Aim. Ht tie sunk srhr MlnioctUfik, Detroit Klvrr St tVxu ferry Willi a ill vtwm-l. Krie Auf U. Kt London stink srlir Kept, V.rte I -to, Hi Uill and brie Fasliion, tuully I11- Juml, J'jrie -Nov 1 lib. St KoJ JiKl.nt, sunk sctir Ht I 'I air.

IM Kiv-r -l-10, kiOV lfiUi. 81 YVulrott sunk by contact Willi Ij-it A lltoanotn, lrl Rirrr IVI7, Mat. rroji GtiK'rfd t'hicf sunk cjir CubM Jke Ontario It 17. June Wh. Karatofja Sad 'prop of Uie lMke.J.r -trff, June tHh.

Hu-atitcr sunk cov Rough and Rirt -1-17, June tth. (1ieaH'iike and Porter. Uxii niink, t'-rie Juite til. rt ttuukrr Hill and prun' Crinceton, Krie -ltT, June 1 lib. Hteaioer Urfaon anil Uib-Krnpire, Huron -I-17, June trtih.

Proprltu MaahalUtn sunk iictioon- er Hal HI l.i. Ht flair Ht Loiiiiao4 ran tntost Romeo, HI Clair lrU7, June ait. Hteanier Detroilund hrig tiale, Mictiltrnu 1-17. Jui. HI Hill Bud st tin Hou.

iit-, Aiiuust 'IM. Hu-aiiter Nile and st Wisconsin, Huron 147, Hpt. Protiellcr rocahaiitas and prop Raeiti-, Krle 117, Orl Hi Orrgon and prop Thoenit, F.n! Ht Uifral Hcottsunk, Htdnlr July 81. Hi treaon run into schooner Cadtt, r.rte IHtH.txt!. Ht America and prop Oneida, Erie -l(4, Novemlier 1st.

Trop Princeton sunk brig Km (itre, Huron June t'Mh. Rtearuur Saratoga and st Hudson, Krte lte, Auf lt. Hi Troy sunk schr Acorn, Erie IS 10, Oct t7tb. Ht Grittitbsunk sctioonor California, Krie 1819, t. Hi Diamond ran into schooner Vista, Erie -t41), rct.

Ht Fashion ran inio schr Atlas, Erie 1XI, May. Ht Commerce sunk steamer Despatch, F.rle -If Vl, HI Louitiane ran into brig General Worth, SI Clair Rhrcr IKH, June. Ht Keystone State sunk scow Comfort Ann, Erie 1 tun 200 27. HO 3S Toill SUMMARY. 7 Fj)lotou of Sienui II Flrns -Ji Collisions sot i Total The figures tell too plainly the perils of Lake navigation.

Nearly yOO lives lost, nine-tenth 1 of. which are within nine years, and not ooe of litem by casualties which could not hare been averted by good judgment in the construction of the steam ers, and proper care and watchfulness in (heir nar ration. Shall such continue without an ilTbrt to arrest them 7 Must travellers year after year traverse our Lakes with the danger of a hor rible tteatii ever around thorn, and with do other feeling of security. ttian the selfish hope of tho provident that he moy- be anved by the means he has previously provided 7 Docs not iruch recklesencsH involve the ruilt of inurdor, and shall we make no effort to stay The following Memorial to Congress was repor ted by the Committed and adopted: memorial. To ih: Senate ami House of Representative of the V.

The trreat loss of life and property this vear on the Western Lakee having called public attention to the tiotective construction of steam vessels nav- u'rune tlieiM? Lakes, tlie undersigned residiue- in Cleveland, county of Cuyahoga. State of Ohio, reepectfullv iietiiion for the following amendments. ith suitable penalties, to the law of July 7, 1838. entitled, "an act to provide tor too better security of the lives of "passengers on beard ot vessels pro- poued iu wooie or 10 part r.y steam," believing them necessary for the protection of travellers oa the Western Lakes. 1st A safer construction of steam vessels now float or hereafter built, br having a water eurfaco ouinide of the furnace, boilers, smoke pipes, under (tie an pan, and a metal flooring with, water "Under it in front of the furnace.

Lvery stevim vessel on leavinir auv port to have tha hatcbe on her cariro hold, and so secur ed as to prevent any fire being communicated front tne aeca. i 3d. fravide for the appointment bv the Presi dent of tha United States of three competent engineers receiviug au adequate salary from Govern ment, lor tho examination of furnaces, boilers, and Other portions of tha fire department of every siearu vessel divide the lakes into three districts, appointing one inspector to each constitute the three a lioaxd for the examination of enrrineers ud assistant engineers, and permit no person to set in that capacity without tha Board's certificate of ability for such duties. Require each Inspector to prosecute au infractions of tha law in his dis trict, giving mm one half of the penalty, 4Ui. Ke outre eacti inspector to appoint a com petent shin carpenter, for the examination of hulls.

tha government paying him an adequate compen sation. We respectfully solicit your attention to tho Report of the Cleveland Committee on Steam Navigation on' the Westefit Lakes" which accompanies this petition, and believing that your wisdom will find adequate means to relieve travellers on the Western Lakes from their present perils, your petitioners as in duty hound will ever prav. Ilea. Johi Wkstworth writes as follows to the Chicago Democrat, under dattS of Washington, July 10: Chief Justice Ckanch, of the District Court, ad-minstered of office to Mr. Fillmore at 12 o'clock, in the 11 all of the House of representatives: and he showed his wisdom in eaying I dislike all inaugursU.

Let a man, when eworn iato office, go to work and let his act apeak for theraselvca. Yau caanot mpve about for office They are snuffing for every They do not know whether they are out or in. Many almost disheartened applicants for Office aitd who have been awaiting ever since tho inauguration, have received fresh hopee and really thiuk that Mr. Fillmore wee it to himself to make soma judicious changes. Hkat Clat, as he stood up amoug the Senator, like an old toughened rather than weakened by age.

attracted a great deal of attention. Twice has be been set aside when he might have been elected, for military heroes, and twice have they died at the commencement of their terms, while be lives' good for raanv "hard knocks" yet. What have you gained by all thia ingratitude to me 7" ho seemed to say. It is stated that tho go ns fired over the grave of President Taylor belonged to Sedgwick's Flying; Battery. They wero used ia tha war with Mexi co.

1 hree of them opened the battle of Falo Alto and tho other foar war tho last fired at Bnena. Vit. The Lead" Pipe ad Shot MAsrrAcics op the Cm. Tb resources aad extent of the Manufacturing Industry of our City cannot bo properly without a persooal exatrunatioa of some ef the laro etal4t4ijvents hich aid so materially ia building up the Commercial neioe and prosperity of the Metropoh. Wo- looked, a day or two iu-e tiirouch tho extensive Iead Work of MeNarn.

Thomas O. Le Roy A. wero forcibly iiMjraao4. taot lea i by and rapidly iocrcawug extent of their busioea. than by tho perfect system with which aO its operations are eoodnctedl Their establishmeat occupies two Iota, ia tho heart of the business aection of tho city No 26 1 and 2C1 Water door or two from Peck sh; aud is entirely devoted to tha manufacture of Lead Pipe.

Wock-TiB Pipe, (a new article,) 8heet Lead, Drop-Shot and compressed Balls all carried ou wilh-lu the same building. The partners ia tha firm are Thomas O. Io Roy and David Smith, who have beea in tho bneioeM four year. They are far the largest consumer of Pig-1 ad ia Uie United States employing ia the various braucbee of their manufacture more than Eight Million pounds per annum. They employ only a boot 30 men and boys, most of the labor being performed by steam power.

The shot is manufactured upon an entirely new plan, recently patented by Mr, Smith in this country and Europe. The principle involved ia the application of an artificial current of air to Uie descending Shot by which means great height hitherto deemed indispensable in this manufacture, ia altogether obviated; a the height of an ordinary three-story store, with a trifling outlay, ia amply sufficient under this improved method. 1'he work is accomplished by sending an artificial current of air up a Hue. down which the shot are dropping, thus making the falling shot come in contact with as many or more particles of air ia passing down forty feet, as they would falling lhroiifT two hundred and fifty feet of stagnant air, iu a high tower; eud being but a mere appendage to the Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead machinery, ena bios the proprietors of the establish men to reduce the prices and defv competion. The labor ot making the shot, as before mentioned, is performed almost entirely by steam machinery; two men being employed above to melt and pour the metal, and one man and two hoys below completing the subsequent process of screening, weighing and bagging the different sizes.

It is believed that, with present facilities, the establishment can manufacture a sufficient supply of Shot for the whole United Slates. A part of tlte second story of the store is devoted to the machinery for making the Compressed Bullets. These are made of all sizes struck from Cold Lead, with great rapidity, and most beautifully perfect and here are also made the cup-balls for Jeuning's Patent rifle: the new gun which struck down the Spanish lancers in the lute Cardenas Gunpowder PloU The Pipe machine is driven night and day a double set of hands releiving each other alternately night and morning. The process is exceedingly simple and tnarvelously expeditious, and the Pipe is of excelleut quality. The Block Tin pipe is something long demanded in the Arts, and we believe has never been produced elsewhere.

Its great superiority over other materials for soda fountains, waterpipes, aud other uses, or where chemical agencies are at work, creates an active demand in this The pipes are warranted pure-Tin, and can he produced at a cost very little exceediog that of the common lead pipe. Formed of a metal so thoroughly pnre and simple, they are entirely free from the objections urged against the leaden pipe. When the advantages of this new plan are properly understood, it will doubtless come into general use. Experiments have recently been made to test the strength of the Tin -pipes, the results of which were entirely satisfactory. 7 Being subjected to an enormous hydraulic pressure, the samples expanded in dimensions aa the force grew stronger, but broke only at four thousand pounds to the square inch.

This unparalleled degree of tenacity, quite unattainable in lead pipe, combined with the purity of the material, are the strongest recommendations of the improvement Altogether, we do not know a more complete establishment; aud the enterprise with which its operations are conducted richly merits the excellent returns received. Washington Gossip. From the Washington Correspondence of the Journal of Commerce we clip the following Washington, July 17. I do not kuow what may be the fate of Mr. Maxwell's nomination, 1 should think it would be confirmed.

The nomination of the Collector of the Port of Buffalo, Mr. Alleu, wiH probably be rejected, and that of Mr. Ewbank as Commissioner of Patents, and sortie others. So many important, questions are pressing1 on the Executive that it is necessary he should call his counsellors around him. He cannot carry into effect the policy of his predecessor on the disputed question between Texas and New Mexico, without a change of two members of the Cabinet.

Besides the Cabinet are not disposed to remain, even for thirty days, and are preparing to leave the citv. It is necessary that die new cabinet, or a part of it, should be in place on Monday. 1 think that Monday morning will find some of them on duty, and the rest ill soon follow. I do not find that Mr. Fillmore has offered, or intends to offer, the post of Secretary of State to Mr.

Webster. But I have some reason to believe that, if he did, Mr. Webster would accept it. Great efforts have been made to prevent Mr. Fillmore from offering it to Mr.

Webster. It is to be hoped, however, that" Mr. Fillmore wilj find it easy to form, out of his copious material, a strong, able, influential, patriotic, harmonious and consistent Cabinet The motion to lay the adjustment bill ou the table is not yet to be pressed. The amendments are to be acted on, and the general debate continued. The prospect of the ultimate passage of the bill, is very fair.

July 18, There is much trouble in forming a cabinet The present cabinet have been invited to remain thirty days. They have declined remaining any specific time. Mr. Webster has not yet been offered a place in the cabinet An offer waa made to Mr. Corwin, and be has refused it It is now said that Mr.

Clayton, Mr. Ewiug, and Mr. Reverdy Johnsoo, will be retained, but it is not so. From the best information I can get, I infer that the State Department will be offered to Massachusetts General Post Office to New York Treasury to. Pennsylvania War to Kentucky i Navy to Tennessee Interior to Ohio and Attorney Generalship to Alabama.

Mr. Secretary Ewing attended the Catholic Church in Washington on Sunday the 14th. The preacher took for his text Give an account ef thy stewardship." The application disturbed Ewiug into contortions of countenance. He felt that he and his associates in Uie cabinet had been terrible sinners, and were now to burrender their power. 1 At a 4th of July celebration in Whippy Swamp South Carolina, Mr.

W. G. Clifton offered the following patriotic sentiment A Ion sr Cobweb breeches, a nnrnniriA saddle and a hard trotting horse to the enemies of oouui arouaa. South Carolina is a great state and Mr. Clifton ia undoubtedly some Effects of Bad Wrjtiso.

It is said there are from lime to time. 10 the Dead Letter Office, London, about eleven thousand pounds annually. in cash, seeking owners. In July, 1847, 4,658 letters, (only a two months' accumulation) all containing property, were arrested by the bad superscription of the writers 4 The Washington Union save that one of the most distingu ished Democrats of Washintrton. has just returned from a month 'a visit to the West, where be met with a creat many citizens of Penn sylvania, Maryland and Virginia.

He reports, as the result of experience, that he did not meet with one citizen who was not in favor of the Cora- promise The members of tho day and niebt police of iJoston, numbering 51, with their families numbering 189 more, went te a pic-nic in Cochituate Grove, Saxonville, where they emphaticallv en joyed a good time," The Mayor. Marshal Tar- key, and some of the Aldermea. went out in the afternoon and made addresses to them. 1 1 rUltt'--33 IH l'J IF! DUIUT I HUUVUT' CI li tiitvr WtHRtufrg at 1 in mm IS bx gin ware Clarke Si trr uile II Ukninv IS kg li ro ti 4 hi rmi'-3a iw ia its ihhbt cu-i tane i Kvrt- do IV ac A bell, i eo I Wliiu Jfctor tltkfsaa- i 'i sb nwfvtv, tif owner I IKvle, SteiiMw icpan. Wiltugi luitvit; ek atw tt lUlrtt IH tVanrn "3 rk a-tiO Jk ItPiin a riii-rttlvrK ro.

tjtcamtf hey ta Plate, btotie, tlncaso; si bW fa Scka anes Holltsww 4 fehU ti.ti i M-jtvll tks atwe Hooker At. Peekbant tl bbia nh i tfannoa 00 seed (laiuttn ft WebsttT 4 bt wool t'otS sx CO- 'StO do Weed eo 74 do Iiavt Aition 4 ek ashes Uou, faUner As, eo bk roods Kelcmim As Cowmux-k. Fieauw-r Attaue. Mc Bride, Heuoitt eke ashes 4 boaea 1 best Bon ers. Talmadee co ks al e-avae at eo do 1 bx tVarrea bis wool Hitchcock kmwwie Aaietirao eipmw harm I owner.

Htan Patehit, lstoi ht oo il How to do ties ss Whirlcr iloVV Motarsth 1 Wornherust eo It do Folgi fc Pco ft5 I Me woot sacks 2 kg mdxe teuton av Vivans Hals furs IW do wool i pka auise Mann 4t ro 44 Us hemp ftavit au.i uuon-4ipkts aidna A Cobb burs lead Thooipaoa eo 4iWindones Foiar at feirw, Stpaiucr Hafituwa, iStanard. t.iiHikyi rla Vatber Cro yti--t pis aids Kbiilxfly, Prase at eo 10 bin woot llotlbfh do i bW liquor Nibfc Wbeder bale Propeller Uav.Hoot. Tolelot bbls flour 8 Hasard hf bbls Knu-r ks asitwe Moiuli i pkg root Hill. Flwuing at ro 60 bu corn 8 Hawiey s-J eska asbes 4 his wool rks wmx ns Hooker Peck, hain tMN bMa flour kgs Ihhiw 8 Bwohpr 13 kirs bar Khoberty, Pease 4k 1 bo Ues Sc. VVhoeler 10 W4a Protielter Kpauldinft.

Ppragne, Toledo S0O bbls flour ill drugs 3 bis wool i-vT tWs ncjnr Reynolds Jt IteshkH- ttflhlswotil ldoflaxtlkirs I bW butter 8 rls leather 3 eks ashes IU bills flour Kiniberly, Prane eo 121 bbls do 73 do beef ks bbls buner Nile bbls n'srs 4s esks aaiw 344 bis wool ttsiS bu corn tt ue butter 4 cks bacon tkHtn fc Kvana kgs buuer 8rt ktlT bait wool Walhr Mge 8 bbls Imtier Aht-ll, Hnow It eo bbls flour ii ilustard bale wool Foots 50 Uis pig Iron Jewettst Root. Brin Monteath. Diiuick, Ueiriu 30 iu staves Ilarlck. Brl KklMnood, ttone, Chicagoi air huidi wheat 14 de oats ileks bacon Richmond 2t in ft luiubet Rnliertii. Rrij? Kcamnwn, Warren, Cliicapoi S500 busheprn SU0 bbls flour TOO dry hide Wakler, Clarke co.

Bri AtleRlienv. Davts, lietroH-, liOm ft lumber 0 Bug1e. Brig I Hutchinson, Swett, Cbkago bu corn Rey-tioida St Detihler. 1 Brig Sbaksucare, Corletto. OtlcaOi 11.730 bu wheat.

Hebr Handy, Riunnttu. Detruiu 60 stavt-s liarhock. Bchooe Missouri, fin lbauiawj 100 at ft lumber Thompson, Whitney at co. Schooner vetit. Butter, Catfish Crwks 73 lu stares Win.

EK Bruce, River MQ ft lumber 20 in staves Buns. Sclwoner llilliard, Wood. Cbkago-, 6000 bu corn co. Schooner Temperance, Mprtoo, Saginaw; 103 ft lumber Atwater. Scltoocier PuritanJ Grove.

Toteda S6 iu staves 40 feet lumber Butte. SclKwner Harwich. Prtetl, Cleveland; 18 staves Harbeck 212 frrindHioues Hollister Jfc co. Sclwoner Jones, Thompson, Catfl.h Creek; 38 ni feet lumtier King. CLEARED July 2021 Sieamer Emerald, Younff, Chippewa.

I Miisiana, Havenport, Chicago. Atlnntic, McBriiie, Detroit. Tecnmseh, Hutf, eveland. Baltimore, Tmtle, Toledo. Saratoga, Htanard, Bandusky.

Propeller Charter Oak. Rogers, Toledo. Be iota. Shook, Chicago. 1 Illinois, Gibson.

do MBSpauldlng, Spraftue, CleveiauJ. Schooner Troy, llsrtiioioinew. Fair port. Cadet, Green, do Rialto. Gale.

Clinton. Wabash, Beck.J "hatham. Wt Harwich, Snell, Clevetaad. Birmingham, Downs, Detroit. 1VTOT1CE TO CONTRACTORS Proposals will be re- XI ceived at the office of the Superintendent of Comsooo HchooU until Mondav, July JWtti, at 6 o'clock P.

for tne building of a School House In District No. 3, similar to the present house In District No. 4. Specifications may be seen at the office of the Superintendent. The Council reserve the right to accept such proposal as may seem to them most lor tho interests of the city.

Buffalo, Jvly 1, lt'SO. jyil H. K. VI ELE.Sup't Com. Schools.

OTICK TO CONTRACTORS Proposals will tie re-ceived at tbe office of the Superintendent of Common Schools until Monday, July 20th, at 6 o'clock P. for the building of an addition to tbe School House in District No. 3, at the Hydraulics, sucb addition to be si i teen feet in depth and of the width and liebjbt of the present house. Specifications may be seen at the otlice of the Superintendent. Tbe Council reserve the right to accept sncb proposal as may seem to them most for the interest of tlie Buffalo, July 19, 1330.

H. K. VIFXE. jyiii 8npt. Common Schools.

OCAX. TAXia Notice is herehy gtveo that 1 have tide aydepoBrtedwiih Daniel G. iiarcy, City Treasurer, the folio wine local asaessaient rolls, and all persons tb arc-in taxed can pay said taxes within thirty days, less five per tent, to wi Plank side walk on the westerly side of Joy and Water streets, between tbe ship canal and the southerly tine of the Sandusky dock. Relaying and repavitig the side and cross walks on tbe south side of Seneca street and tne east line of Van Rensselaer sireet. Abating a nuisance on the northeast corner ot Moore ana Miami streets.

M. CADWALLADER, Compfroller. Buffalo, July 1830. jy Hoimstek Back or Bcfpalo, BorfALO, July 19, 1830., i At a meeting of the Stockholders of this Association, held at the Banking House July 10th, it was Retnlred, That the Capital Stock be increased One Hundred Thousand Dollars, in accordance with the Articles of Association; and that such increased stock be divided into-and represented by one- Uiousand eliares, of one hundred dollars each. 4 jylS R.

II. SHEARMAN, Cashier, O. A. ITIANCIIESTEU, RealErtate Agent and Broker, No. 8 Seneca street, between Main street and the Postotbce, continues to attend to the sale aird purchase of Real Estnte-, to the renting of Hoh-ses, the collection of Rents, and the payment of Taxes; also to the negotiating of bond and mortgages, promissory notes, city orders, etc.

etc. Owncrsof Real Estate, who may be seeking purchasers among our German, French and Dutch inhabitants, are i-vitftd to leave it with him on sale; as his arraneemente ere euch as enable him to transact business with them to good advantage. CgT Soldiers' Ind Warrantt bought and sold. Ie4tf mcDONBLL efc CO. DAGUERRIAN JV.

IM Afata street, Buffalo, and 43 Kiag street, Tmronto. Ladies and Gentlemen will please call and see their numerous Specimens, whether they want Pictures or not. Likenesses set in Cases, Frames, Lockets, Pins, Rings. Jjpr" Taken in all sort of weather. Daguerreotype Apparatus, Plates, Cases, Chemicals, and every article used in Uie business, for sale Wholesale and Retail.

jytlttjaplO E. Ik. MEDUtlAjri. i ISuccessor to A. 8.

Carner, DRAPER TAILOR, over Store No. 274 st, Kremlin Block. E. D. M.

would respectfully eoiieit a share of the patronage of riends. together witb tnatot tne former patrons or a. and citizens In general; assuring them that no pains UI be soared to haveeverv customer Dleased. Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings constantly on band. -rineuti or every deacnption made ana trimmed in tne ia test and most approved styles.

ttj?" Gentlemen prefcrring to furnish tbcbr own goods. wui ao wen to can. oca ly REAL ESTATI3 AGENCTT. The undersiened respectfully offers his services to tbe Public as Agent for tl ie Purchase and Sale of Real Estaas, the Nesotiaiion of Bonds, Mortgages, Loans, Note, and rentmg of Houses, Stares, Offices, fee. A residence of thirty years in this city, au Acquaintance with the title and val ue or a great portion ot the reat estate ia the city and coun ty, and a long experience in the negotiation of money securities, enable the subscriber to invite with confidence tha at tention of the public to his facil lues tor tne transaction of Office Nol 232 Main Buffalo.

apl7 G. 11. GOODRICH. CLARK Ac WILLIAM i RECTIFY I NODISTILLERS, i Jve. 8 OHIO STREET AND DOCK, BVTTALO.

Mannfacturers of and wholesale dealers in Double Refilled PURE SPIRITS, ALCOHOL, and best RECTIFIED WHISKEY. Also A superior article of 93 per cent. Alcohol, expreas-j for Burning Fluid. Orders from the town and country promptly filled. Dealers in the above articles are invited to call nd ei amine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.

Buffalo, Peb. 19, 1830. THOMAS c-juta, nirWly WATCOES At wholesale, There is no doubt that the place to nuy wAttti. E8, either at Wholesale or Retail, is at SIBLEY'S here has just been receivea, airsci iwm x-uiuic two hundred Watches, eomprwing, la faold aaa silver esses, ail tlie various qualities and patterns manufactured, and varying la price from 3 to 8300 each. The stock is large, and will be sold at a mere nominal profit SIBLEY means thia summer to keep the largest and best assortment of Watches nd Jewelry in Buffalo, and in so doing denes compatiuon.

Remember l1 Main street. McATDUIlS GARDEN I WHERE CAN BE FOUKD SoDerb Ice. Orearo and Keiresnmeme, At.all hours of the day and Je24tf BECESS FOI SALE. In a good location and fair terms. For particulars enquire at No.

Beneca street. mall GLO. GAGE. E.HOLHBGE, WTiolesale and RetaU Dealer in English, French, and German Fancy Goods, China Vases, Mantel Ornamental Card Cases, Willow and Ware, 203 Main street. FJ.

S. LIFE INSCI1ANCE CO, CALIFORNIA BISKS taken by thie Co. at the usual rates. For list of officers, fcc. see advertisement in another column.

Buffalo Agency No. Seneca iplO B. A. MANCHESTER, Agent "WML. J.

SLACK. Dealer In Flour, Corn, Oats, and Mill Feed, coroerOhio and Washington streets, Buffalo. DIL WHITON, i Will be at tbe Western Hotel, Room No. Monday, the and remain one week, and wjlj con n-ue his visits as usual, the second Monday la every ovhar month, and will remain front one to three weeks. oc7 1 Among the the mottoes which appeared yester day indicative of the public sense of tlte -character of the lamented Tatlok, was the following stretched across Broadway: Tread lightly as you place heneaUi Uie soj Theikbief who ne'er surrendered" but to God!" Alb; Eveniug Jourual, California Cotton.

We have been favored, says the N. O. Picayune, with a sample of Cotton grown in Upper California, which is a great curiosity. The Cotton is of a very long staple, and of excellent quality; the bolls are large, and the Cotton of a fine color. We had no idea that such Cotton could be grown hr California, and it mly serves to show that that country possesses a variety of riches in her soil.

A pious African at Louisville stumbled while walking, one very dark night, and wae pitched head fotemost down a. cellar, which afforded him an opeu Springing to feel, he exclaimed, Bress de Lord dat I lit on my head If dis nigger had scraped his shins so hard, I spec he broke his leg." Fon myself I entertain a high opinion of the utility of periodical publications. I consider such easy vehicles of knowledge more happily calculated than any other to preserve the liberty, stimulate the industry, and meliorate the morals of an enlightened and free people. Washington. A gentleman connected with the Bank of England relates he sent seven pipes, of brandy to California, in charge of a person who was proceeding thither.

He has received in return ah account of the sales, showing that he is entitled, as the gross proceeds, to one dollar and fifty cents. The brandy sold, according to this account, for $530. The charges amounted to $523,50, including $329,50 for duty, at the alleged rates of 100 per cent. The Mcskcm is a fine and amusing place to spend an evening. Beside all the Curiosities, there are grand performances.

Weaver and Mrs. Garcia, with Mrs. Scoville and the Company, present the-" Day After the Weeding," and the Forest Rose" this evening. Mr. Williams and Misses Josephine and Louisa give Hornpipes, Flings, etc.

Don't fail tot ake a farewell look: at Mr. Kinniston -he remains but three days. TRADE COlVtMEROBr Cocaisa Orvics, BorrALo. 1 July t85tl. i The transactions on Saturday were quite limited, the sale being 100 bbls Michigan flour at 4 30; 7000 bush Milwau kee wheal on private terms; 3000 bush corn afloat at 51jc aod 24 bila whiskey at 24c.

CANAt, EXPORTS. The following are the principal articles of exort by ta nal Saturday- Flour. Pork Beef A si ton. Wheat Corn On la Spirits. 3411 414 6 11 4,975 23,451 Buuer lot 25,412 6711 193.694 e.Mtf 4,733 214,074 Cheese.

Lard Wool. i A- Seeds. Bacon. Staves. Lumber.

gals 640 .57 Jft ott.oia No. of clenrancet Amount of 83,460 60 IMPORTS. The following are the principal articles sort for Uie last 43 hours: of import at this 38,003 5624 jhs 700 lbs 37,950 140 141 Flour Pork. Seed Beef Eggs Whiskey Lumber Staves Wheat. 2,213 Corn.

Oats. Barley. 73 Bacon 8 Lard. Tallow 677 Butter. 124 AsheS 15,330 Woo; Caual Tolls.

The amount received for toils on the sev state for the first week of July, 1840, was. For 1st week in 1850. era! canals of the 884,763 5 06.176 818,587 The total amount rcceied from opening o' navigation in 1949 to 7th July inclvgive was Do tnieso. 992,663 Decrease. -Alb.

Argus. 106,516 FOREIGN MARKETS By the America. -Flour slightly advanced, increased demand. Brown Shipley quote Western 18a22, Philadelphia 23s, Ualriniore 23sed, Sour 16a2U per vv neat as aoaos ta per 70 ids. a good business at Ida 2d advance.

Corn 23a26s for toixed, and 26s 6da27s per quarter for white and yellow. Tbe growing crops of grain continue promising, though the harvest may be rather later than tlie average of seasons. Provisions Beef unchanged. Pork dull. Bacon is in moderate demand but no advance; shoulders firm at late advance.

Hams to rather better inquiry. Lard quoted 6d better. Cheese A small tot l.y the All antic sold slowly at 23a27s 6d. Old very difficult to wave. 4 Sugar Fair demand and prices 64 higher.

Extract from Gardimet if Co' Since our last report, there, has been a growing firmness towards wheat, and although tha arrivals have been large, an advance 2s per 70 lbs must be quoted. Wheat flour partakes but in a less degree of this firmness and advance. Indian corn in the early part of the week was very dull, but has somewhat recovered to-day, and closed with buyers at 27s for the best yellow. -7 NEW YORK MARKET- BY TELEGRAPH. 5 Reported for the Courier.

Nsw 3PM Flour Increased heaviness in tbe market for low grades of state. The demand is fair foi the east and smalt sales Canadian in request but is held above the views of buyers generally 5a5 25 for common to straight state $5 2Sa5 62 for Michigan arid Ohio, and $6a6 12 for pure Genesee. Rye floor is in fair demand. Corn meal not plenty and is firm with a good demand aaies 300 bbls U2 94a3 06 the latter for good Jersey. 1 Grain There is more wheat offering and the market is dull and heavy for common and medium grades.

Canadian Is nominal at $1 17al 20. Rye ia steady sales 1600 bush at 63c afloat and 631 delivered. Oats are steady but dull 47a49c for canal and Canadian 45a46J for Jersey. Corn in fair request sales 1900 bush 62(a63 for northern mixed round yellow is held at 64c, There is no southern offering. Whiskey The market is heavy and quietsales 50 bbls prison at 26, and 50 bhds drudge 23c.

Provisions There is only a retail demand fbr pork and the market is nominally tbe same. Mesa is bejd at $10 44 alO 50 3 44a8 $0 for prime. 1 Beef is dull and prices nominal 5a6 25 for prime, and 9al0 5 for mesa. Prime mese beef unchanged. Lard Is quiet but flna 6a7c.

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