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i if. 1 8 3 it i 7 TUB EVENING iPOST. T.11 COLLARS CER ANNUM, AT NO. JASS U. NEAH rtfi tJTB.JJT.

isKtT TORK, BT WM. C. BRYANT CO, I R-ATE3 CF ADVKRTISIHO i 18 UnLctme, and lea thaa It eoed mad third tBMCtiea, 4 Mi lj rati toe every aabiwpua is- lion. SQrTL at rZF OMijtini! of 8 li.ti or Us arst laasertiou, SO esmts; Memd and third insertion, weh as rata; axd lej oeata fcc mrj rarieeqaent to- Km Irinartic. IS SOT MARKED, will be inserted churned ooui or-leTed out.

on the iuaJa of the papwr ehar2d an aldrtinnal price FEftLi-JOJ $40; without the rarer. CJ pr annum; not, borr br a lee e-riod than six moatha. THE PROPRIETORS are not rswpoo-fbl. to for imn which bit eeenr ia advertista. Tf? EVZNiyO rOfT 8SMI-WEEKLT, published v-rv neMay anl Friday, at per annua, parable ia Rftca namb-r contain the liint intelligence, political, for-ira-, a4 doaaitio aai ia aat off br the earliest mails to sasaeriber ia arerj part of tha Uaioa.

XrJE TW YORK WEEKLY EVFrSTfQ POIT. AT ONE DOLLAR TER ANNUM. rrvr). of job PTuirmre wrnt nEfP.iTCH. in the jivd M' 5 lMPh.OVXD STYLE, Jyo OX REASONABLE TP.

ft V. PUBLIC SALES. Anthony Hacker, Auctioneer. ANTHONY J. BLEtCKER.

Wr No. 7 Urca4 vtmfc. ir Wall. NOTICK-1V nrhtrrih-m ct irree 'her tfw hnvvliaeno btM.r,r R-i fct iUt tt the Merchant Kx-ml mtmf fnwint tKm hm.i('T nn ir.rtwn pre. ir nt uwy nujr hsrviief select, of wtatcM floe boIk witi t-t nrSonr J.

fickr J-rb H. Baf-r. Wiiiii-n M. Weeu. Portwnf ami 4b nrme The rniuhle tonr ttory tttttk hn aivi Jrrijri on tin mnrthmni ornr of 4th Hii- 27iii stn-ct.

Itwwa trw Njt Hrn Hotel; Um I a are and nofniriaioua(in. rinr if4 icel 8 inchm rrnt hf 4 -t ia iteiKh, with an xMio of 7 lt melt oe- tt i "kxI -tf all ntodni imnrrT roH.ti cloven rt t- lot u4 feetSi lochd Iroat. by it in h. JVrm, mi. For fbrtHer DxtrealarB apolr Ito tW aoction-Mr.

7 BrAtvd ft. THURSDAY. 5. At 13 oVWwk.at lh Mrhaof- Exfhnan. AfTfniniiir.t'.t ordprof fh Siirruai a l-7 nr.

htn Bmaffwnr nl Greenwich rtrwK. sth and tt! nrhMwni ot frrvawirh lftt tnid tot hrinc in fH 8 fron'inc IW vfiwt r.Tr-nr norrhr-rlf oi ibe tn4l lat 10 inch-' Ir Ihi3j fw 9 iaKhtttheifi oftht lot. which ui it rnr UmriiinQiiiei4Mihrljoa Ibe eaMerir rae 77 ft U) tha piMcD of tKinoinc. For trmi and further partkulan of Ui alvor. aopl ta Um uotHMer.

No.7 Ud attt vaJuKfewbut'iliitc ou ntum.i ki the math t.U ot JrJfi ft. rmtMreen lih xmi it Uti t-oq; each lot beiar 25 loei in frw) and Ji iru ia irita. A.o.l litioB north hetwA-n 7th and and Ue other 37a of Tth ivnw, each ot tame dimN.MNu. Trl -irf-K Two lrts on the anai tid or Wd it. Mimg 5th armiManrf Krfadwiy.vmtTteneint 183 fi 10 in Broad-wir, earh ol wmr dimpD.ioot Fr-r roaoi nod furtiief particulars, apolr to the ae1foner lVo7Bruadsuef.

TllfTIlSDAY. Hent. 1J. 13 o'clock. the Real Sate Room.

No. 7 Brond it. si'OM The Icnm the lt of rround with tho a two t'rf and at ic rrTMi tdtnr knwn an No70 West baa aret. hetwnd the iuih and i UN avenue, and iw-or thrM tfMa froni toe Auiwtn River l.aiJmad ltot? 2a Irwjt and rear lf ir 9 tocri in rfppth. TKe iw ha 17 vi to ron Iron ne ll dir of May, I-3O at a croand r-'nt of i LI p-r annum Tt)i iilei itunied or tha arr.Kfrr basiuew, and baa been oecupiml as au eh ler a umt-sr I ye ir.

FTJ A Y.Sert 20; Al 12 o'clock, at tK i'uit- ele roorn. No7 Rmud Mor-io-riio llrh street Pioiieriy Thrte Taiuattie Suild-fna situated nnili'i-iiih Me i( ihtrct, Utav-eojHnd avenue A ih flrt il na'd Pit 11 144 of rt. me (h ec.tRd lt .6 we o( anu ,4 aor1 the renMimn kflti Imi ot Jr swfBor aid lots are ewcli 25 (eet in front inn rvir tr -i iu ins ucta. and am be sold without n. to I trhest bidder.

for further p.irucularj apply to the aaetioneer. No7 Rrond t. A. H. MaUor, Auctioneer.

BY ADRIAN H. MULLER, Storo No. 7 WU rt.f corner of New rt. A. H.

will cire hit attention to tales of Real Ratal at the Merchants' Krchaexe. alo. to tales of eeneral roer-rhendtse. titeliidtnr at the residences of prtvatn (ami lie. A refifcter will be krt for the Ileal Katateat prtTate coauact, aad fbi the procunaji of mooey oa bond and BKirtcace.

THURSDAY. AT 12 ovrlMk trie Merchants' Exchfrn-e PnrrioT Court t'nder the dlrectioo of Tbumat (Jam ley. E-q. ahri(r: rt Porer'tnrinrch The plot or eroond on the mth- fai or Hurrlny unH tofHr wt'h hn-Mifif ir.nkaivrnii rtr Thit edtlme ne loti of vr-un i. uluilt of rrntvta.

in Ionic wyfe. aii-i tift Jietl vri -keanr-i. Thrtt ofThe hml-'inc a me be 02 Hltiiut Jri.at urt devoid to patibn worship, but adur'tt-d. with me aiLerrti jus. to punosss of commerce, buiof-i or aminu-io'nfr.

lege notice in Exrre. TtfKDAT.ST.h. A o'clock, at iercliant--? F.hnnre. Riinjior C-JUrt Uatier tha dnectioa or Thorn-ii Oarnley, Esq, lbrtfr. Norfolk ttrsrt Tl ini lot ntnate on the eas'erly ideol W.Tiotk st.

and known as NosiS--bemc Id it io width by ltWfeet in demo, hee lejal notice in Commercial. Aor.lW. At 12 at tire Merchant. Thomas Carnley. Esq.

her in. ('hRmfer street The Ten of lot. with thbnii'inc thereon, aituateoo tbeuth side oi t'bamnen stree. and knr-wn 1 muu of thei harcb ITarar. as No 415.

being 25 let in witlih by 73 ie-t in ley 1 1 no ice 10 Tri'aoe. lh street Two Li situate on the nrth sHe oftlSift street, find known nn a tot Newer. Monre," fvord of ibe a-jd county New rk by the i.u-nbf am) Jj; each lot betoc 25 in foci It irrrhe jb dcp.h. t-e tegaf Doiico in Tninn TiiUKOAY. Anjt3.

a' it. Merchants' rSxrhanp. Supreme C.uu fJruier the direclioa of Tnumu Lrnmley. Eq thtTiif street Two it on th? nuih tide tT0. 12 foot yryrij from the 6th arenuc.

each being 2b It in width by 03 ft 9 in in depth. i.ir s'rr Two 00 be soalh sldeofZlthst, adjomi-jg Hie above, and of rnme 01 mention. ill. avcuoe -Four lt oa the snle of 4'b avnnu. Ipeio-niijff on the not west corner orrh avenue and i.h it eacb he-in -5 fe i in width by t'raL in depth.

jtb ftree-H-x lots on the north -de of Ei.h la4 mentiODftd in the rear and of PRIVATI5 tAf.K. A (arm contaioirg 4-iO acres on ritatco Island. 4 from nr lartntl's Lnndm. rl lots kit.i'.t-ion Unit and 113' street. and 4th avenn.

ti M-t llailem. on tfce eiuUsrly side ol the iM aTO-piteaofl l3Ut JAiVjhi O.B(?e No- Fatten, corner Brooklyn. JttV- will rve bis norsonal attention to sale of floure and out door aleEgenemiy saietoi iUai Citate. tiiocks. etc it ibe ETCriRnge.INaw Yortu MONDAY.

tent. 8. AtlSo'clock at ihe Frmklin flou.llrookl7n. Pnpreme Court, in Equity Under the direction of Uanl. Van iq shftilf 1 1 ow awl Micks street, Brooklyn-AH hose lots or land known on a rUin map of the esta'e of Ralph Pttcben, on fib tt the Kines Clerk's offi.

by the No f'f, bs. bV. 5H. 69. Hj, b'l.

63. Si and tit, Anting on flirki and Wi'low stroefs. each lot being 1'5 feet tro a aul rear bylUO feet doe-, on each side. I tult tee adveititeroent in Brooklyn Eagle, vign-ed Ueaberiff. Fept 23.

Al ihd Menbani' Exchann Snpreme t'ourt in Equity Under the thraetion Pbilo Ruccies. rfeiee Ati t.it tot of land tn the Eighth ward of New York, on tbe wesfer'r side of Lauren super, between If mi tt 00 aud Trince reets. 4 (eet tOd 10 incnes froji Houston street, cootmnio 04 ft 5 3 ID ins front aud sear by iOa deep, together with the houses and tuikJngit erected (Freon. Also.atlthat gireot (ami, n'beTth ward cif 7 o' New York, the northerly ideofllih street, 175 I from the 5ih iwnu. cmtnining IS It iodic iront oa 11th st, 47 It 7 ids oa oo tde end ft io on the other side.

Aho. all that lot of hrM on Ute nonnerty side 11th rf, 2T7 ft 94 nseasierlf' avnoe. Jfi feet 6 toe be feet ia the rear, bJ led on one side, auu he ft ins oa the Athr sule. moro or te. Also, eight bit of Und in the ffh wrd.

on I he ib of the avenue, betweeo lUXh and 101st su, being the entire rout cm) the H.h avenue For lurhcr iiitnnnatioa, ecn Keierre'i adverUement tntbe Ereoiog TosL PAY. At ISoVIock.nt the Frehanga (Tnle prrtTHHu'y dKPosd ol at s.tle.) Brooklyn Property Two pieces of ground, having valuable water lrnis tb- East iver, belonging to ths estate of the 'ale Samuel Evans. The lots are an he foot ol Little ttraet. and h.ivt a fotot ol W)3 fct the Kast Rtver. with all the runt, title and interest to land under the water in front of thesald pro perry.

Nibs. 144 and andt street The 3 one tfory and attic frame c-Miure hoii al lors, sitimied as aoo-re. betwrea Bridge aud Gold streets b'-n-fr. by fet: lotsatsoy ll'Oteef For timber particulars apply to the auctioneer. 43 Fulton Bro-Mya C'arkson geenue A house and ahont 83 lots of gmnnd on aveuue, nhout half way between the Flat hush turn-pifce and tlte tuVd to Bed lord, will be sold cbeap.

Apply to Lha aectioneer. t'anton avenne A vrry riesirab! reaMenrst on Carlton venue, with twe or more kits of ground. Aipiy to the A action per 1 ames Anctloneer. EYJAMKS M. No.

75 Maidvn lane. HarJwir. llaaJ Kstt. Leather. Boots Sc Show, 5x 1 nTYTaiur Wilt bM ati o'clock.

P. tnrm of JFHhmre. Fj. at HtehC'tifl'. one miie abeve tli- village of Nw Il-mbnrgn, DaieheM ck miles above Potwhscensie 49 head-of tainry bet and moi rxretui eirv.iioa if shor: born caitte.wuh care as toibeir mi'kma 0'a'itir, fiue(H'i4t.

god growth aol conn'ution. nv.uwi the Uwi are some spkuwlid Heiicrs. ueequalMl te erty Ali. buiUund bull ealt-e(allorpieu)tfion. Alsa.Soath-dowashoep achoiea fl rk alsn, Huftt'k swipe 1 etini Aii sou.s vr SlW, 6 mm.

For particulars, eniu'rc Alb'O. F.q. 183 Wnur metit. at the nucttna room. 7S udee lane, where catalogues can be had.

Tne pHe ot the i a nan be anrmtbed by ra.lrond well by ueambjat 19 to 1 LI limes oac-b day. Al lio'elock. at the Court house in White Plana. Westehestar Under the dlrrtion nf Ttajvntn H. shenfl.

AH the yirht Mt nod interest ot Wildaoi McGinoesa in all irwwe pieces r.r taod in the viiiaca I.ivnasioa, in ihe mwn 01 ilrtLniTh. on Finrt sijeet bounded oithrlr by hn No.6 on fid Kieet, fKicgingto ria.eomaioirg fiv tf 3 P-el eacb id fr and rear, by IMi kmt dew. beuig Nos. 6, 7. 8.

9 and TUEPPAY.fepi.!'!. WtltWwli tthe Alltbrn ftnniDthe Utvn ot llfmii, tM.tnn.lKl nr-h by lrd At J.arpb Vru. ent br Hivcr. "Hith br Inritul ftonjtmm ium Juha. cWfctnin.

lit) arr. Miaf th. waota fw tfinrl ownrrf by Rt-ni- rU7. now terJ. Al.

all that i'wKiLjr hntknl Hiria in Retard. eummnnir know by ineaanMoi iheOld Fara, cuntaimngM aeraa.more 8 TURDA Pwt Atlio'ciMt. at tne puimr ouu of Nmh.ai MI.ia the town 1. 1 Srw Uo-bl. r.

I'noWth riirrtHn mUenjsmin D. M'taV, tlir id A'l the rtrhl. tntrt wk-ch SmMH hft itf. in ad to th. lolhiwnr pmw ol land in ln tie KHelU, ttonn.

lied mM br smith sooth br land nl VV. by laiwl of Itiaihxt) lan: iKmb br land ol IniKji. cunlaiauv about aaiiao acr WOVnAY.t 9. At JoVtock. P.

at the Hotel of Twmas Rnwell. in tbelown ot Monnt 1'ieitMet. VMeoeief uttr. Will umlef Ibe duocuuo of beaaiuia O.M.Uef. She-nf Atltat f.rm otfand tn thptown of Moint rieassnt.bocnild 01 the by i'l il oVojHmin ot.re.

wft br laud oi John VVnhtNim.Dir.'i br trod oi br lani ot LU ink Htnurer. eimat'on. lro? A. Chilton, AntTtione or. ii If CULESCHIUUS, faiii R.wn Wall corner ol New.

At 13 o'eloek. at the Mcrhii-'' Frehnnra. fit sot pntrioulr e.1 ot at m4.) Ptnc Ki.r A Irani. hiM. wuh andaboot 1 ol iriouod it it p'esnmtr tia1 aon cnonfti a tine iw ol tnenter.

aot w.ilnn a few mimi'M ot the II AtooL Hiia enntauu 10 room, cellar, colloaniie in fomt anil a dsliehUul tocat ion. Awilr me anet oonera.t.No Wail "coontrr not on the North RireaoppoaitegTthiueet. contein. hie 3 c.ie. with a oeui ulluibiia, Ac ale.

For paiuca- aueappir to ti.e p.octionem. hli and atrie t.n-k from nomNoS Fifhel, Liita 1 1 'H a ni 1 lotlS br hut the klwt. I.Ubcea romaia oa Imm aaa mvruua would be exesaaced ha racaat lot" on 125th and K6th rtrwS. a rlcm. near tee awmoe.

1 lot on tt. neer loth enu. JaU i and 4ui it. between 10th andtllaara. rw.i.

IV-. aear tha lieoto rt tha New Railroad. Aao. a two atoo? owaiiia. wua lot 6 acre.

eclnw tbreeiwr bf kk koowaadaifM MaoTeiomd. inTaorthwe.1 comer el Chmoo od larro I una, ni linuwiUuB taa aiui.ua walk oi Ibe ilamdtoa ara. oe urrr. YAIID HI OH FINISHED IN DIA RUBBER CARKIAUK nr article, manufactured, without at.W. and tntperia to any thlna of the kind be-Jttto ThVtrad-- or on the mot liberal iuturer, a PRIOUTS of extra larga aiaoand ia faro atoo SMWONTri akHJ oroarof narrwoa and Rearr Btooklra.

i luKon Hamenn wee lima. (-Ce'tri Seat at C'atkaowa. K.r.kl.pd etT. N. ErieKlnl.

about 7 mla Iim to A 1 A Zl twwiUt ourrhHi tor an eetl-m0 nrted it to ben, id. be cauaol iaa. tni- PUBLIC SALES. Wmua H. FrankHn, AcfJoneer BT WllAAAM a.

FRAS KLIN, SON ft CO. Office. No. 9 Broad rtnaC m' m.ThZT!EwL!?F2LJTi aed aver Matwwaa, aaa Hade Em Eaitref. u- a huh OatlTaaji "waewtera.

The fen.ee larre end romfwodi-" SI keiea.eadeoaeewej rnewca thfoaaaoat. Jf" faj-eand a room vopted witk ai and wk i tiara, and ererr modeTreooejt a Jjra. I fee few. Mtt (on.j tai 4 mpptied ttbbmm eamaree. ail of which will beild eni the heww.

i MW. PefaoaawiihinctODareaaaea aaaatrr nauaeaea aia Btrhad ta tbe Pfenieea. Aha. a tenant eoner. on the bank oftk Maliaawaa creek.

TaeanwaeBatraudoroar and built la aceonunouata twa la. aai'iea. Matdealasaaad WMhani enwet The aad'eidrd half of the aeemtari kwMr.uV ftfatoen laae.oa the aorUaaaat eoc-aernl Maidea ieneaM Willieei eor farther ta J-1. HoneB. Newborra.

or i' t'arrer. and at tbeofaca ot tha aactioaear. No. Broad at. AT PRIVATE BA LE- farsi on gtaren T.fmni 4 eer dearmui.

Famt.eowraHmr WS rn of mod lend on rfcateo Iataat. aeoat 11 aniee from Ham-vilie Ufuioir. aad 2 milea from Richmond eiintce. bana- hoot Mtwopoeliemaai ahent one ha-Tof the land on. ler eult'Tntion.

and tfe. aataac ahia t-mbar, hickory and unall wood the whole in rood wnce and wall watensi. There Ma enbstaMieldwellinrbo'janJbani on the pmmtsea, and a we II at rood water or the doo- Ifdeeired. is OT 10 acres oi till meadow tieaold witii th rarm. For fanner paruculanapsly to the auctioneer.

No. Broad fctiward J. Warren. Ann.ionecr. BY WAKREN, MORAN JO.

Store No. 57 BtiaTer ttract. TUEHija Y. rJLrKn.1Tih.T"r andoneri ar4ea montht iiaj. are.

atakrgues aod samples on the mu 1 samples on the moraVne nlnU Anritionoer. BY VAN WYCK Jc KOBKE. -tore oorner of Kxchapoe Place and William street. mcrioJ unetion Morn. PACKACE of reirn and Domertie Drr GtIi.

nroadc.loih.CamTeiandTailorinr Goori. at a credit of lix aopreeed endoraed aotea of gidu and mrwanie, A' o. br order ol Ihe underwriters, al sic months credit 20 inland damaik table linen, part ol MjwiaiiutHtr tel fnh. end worthy the attentioa or ori'n: 3 ei linen rimbr hmU, irom fine to extra Duality, anchor riemard on r-e vore. o.

Jiapkir i SSandC 4 daauuk rapkip-. aiirbtlr dA.n-4eo- CataJocnas and samol on the moraiar ofaalo. ICESnAY.Aar.iC. At If) ftVLrwtr tli aiuinn Trwrn PACK ACF HAf.ROF HR 'AlK'i rTIlti. t'ASfTMEEES.

TAlLORf.NtSf.OtMW. 4-c By Catalogue packages of Itelgtan. Grman, Rnglth ar.d AmeTtcan Broad bain, Casii-niews. TaibTiiig tc. al a credit of tx mectbi.

approved eo-lfrsed notes, of aiiJuand upwanla. Catalorues and samptes on the mommg of se'e. Ifer.rv It. Hoenet, Auctioneer. BY CHiiSTEil5AN HOGUET, Store No.

13 William street. Me TaUberal eaih advances caade npoa eoaugnaueirtt wbei tqairedi THURSDAY. lOoVrVirk.at ihaurtioa room. WfTlTP CnOP-. K.Mi'ROUtEKII-.I.ACES.

CERTAIN oti, fo a cidit of lour kor approved en-dotscii notes, oa al sniiKof SlO and upwards. The ntahteue will conprte a gena.il ment of nltin, frtripel and plaid jacoaeis sad candJiics; plain ead gored Swiss mulls, meilioro to eitra super. AI-o-XlesrtAD latef F.encb and Pwi-s needle worked ejnbrotdenes eip. coltaii. ebm'jtett-j.

ecrTi.cnps, A 'so. It? csrtom bsfwl-madc black silk Rru-saa hides A' o.lOra. ont zx thread botio larr. -ime very high coat. AN.

2 casci irnttored. aopiication and floss work lace win-daw cnrlAins and drairy Alto, an enttre moic of fine to nperb quality Franch needle worked eoiiiroitfered linen cambric bdkfu. Catalogue, and sampi- thn mo-ring of sale. h. At 10 nt trs nurima room.

OATAUXTI'E SAiaK (F FKEMJtl, JiiUTlSH. CER-man and A merman i-i-ofts, lor cah. and nmo'f the morion ef 'e 55. Ower, AuetToneer. BY inlAPKlt te JONES, Store 54 7iiHam, comer of Pine st.

the ales ruom, Nos Wand t-FINK TEi-i'lve twlanca ol tht eargjei ol Uie sbipsMaa caua ann Wirneimina. coauiii.f oi yon. Young FTrson, liysou rkin, TVankny. Gunpowder, Inioerial, 4 OMog Houchona, Powch-ma. the uiuaCrieiy of packagn.

Calaloetie and anmnlM iVe dnv rrmwinn 6FECL.il JiJVJJ KMVTORY SALE OF CjiHPtuTS. At 12 o'ctora ai ihe auction ronrn. 325 pfecesof Wonland Wonted, oil Wool, and Wool Filling. Wool Figure -4-3, h. 7-8 and 4-4 Venetian and tjolton Ingrains.

Won ot t'ian of tfie ounlitie made, and muny entire new pattern. I.emg its entire stock, in ifcta city of two ot th beat mr.r.u-'nr.itireri. The a ofe tt be sold without nrerve. The wis will mclu.ie various other articles be long ins to the trade Cauloguci aud on the rnnmuigol sale. THCR-rtMY.

At II oVtfir: al the aoctir.a room. CrX)T(I3. CAStilMKKKS. VEaj'INGd. VELVETS.

Her- gcs. Ornvati. -fee At inontbs cretin. Cata kffiues and samples on the morning of sale. AT PRIVATE Keniucfcy J-ans.

ple.M linings, ihawS. Andrew Moant, Auction eer. BY Wi EitDi A MOUNT, btrDTd 61 Boavor etroet. rraTTFuAV. At 10 o'clock ut the auction room.

LARCF. ANDiSFFnALtfAPKOrFi.NK vVOOLLENS. A'UNM. NiriTlGst. tSKRGts eii.iic li pier ot" snp3rt extra suor blaaiit ch.s.

of the Huiiiutu a ot IJj. ee he, fjfie ii fit tk if ly-Jan. 1 hi 'ti hmrji Fencb of the thine mnu'acture. I p.cc nf avw stylo tnnhi li) pice i-Vnr'i ite'Z Ciw BCA it, of rnlo iand qui: i 100 ojees drab bnmn, grrz oliv? anJ bUck Rmvft CMhf A rs. tret of UMrafh-i, entidi'jo aud nrh nc7 Ki'k ins.

newfctyietind high cosu nr.d lii.fnii A Hi pierps fiae to extra super black Bombazinos, of a sa- perior i ibne. The sale will aLo ir.ctudo a variety of other a. Jel tecUaiouues. wuih will tridy cn Ibe morning ol sale. FRIUAY.

At 10 o'clock, at ibe auction mom. PAPKAGE OA packages ol foreign and American Di Hoods, compruingta desirable assortment adopted to Uie fad trade. AIj. 10 cares jrtconet. cambric and checked mutUna -AKn, ISce ultick, col'd and hncy aipaccas Abo.

i.f cuts Firldonfioghatnsand pnnu Afso, 8ca bana-uy conU cod frtboy velvets A'ro. i' itai iiuenramor'c bdkf. Alxo. Hteiieiy. ciMui-titig of cotton hesoarM hfho-rp, c.thm?re..lhiltH ant! iv ol'rn ffluvts.

couilot ers, mullle s. children's hose. bnY. Also. wN.i!-jt, ttrtan ard thawti Alw, 4w Amercio it-jmU.

of woollen flu Ji, Kef tucky jeacs, vatineU, ustr.noc-., ablitngi. deuims. btue Also. 40c-cs Scotch ainebnm nmH'ellas Atit, en invoice of gcice silk ay.ti 2' to 30 inch black groi de Rbtne. Aiso.

Black Italian and groR de Koine glsca and taticy si'k cravats and caris. A so. nn invoice of heivy blak Mio Al-o, Hsrathea nnd ncS An, 5 Pari gum e'suc braces A So, case b've and dye sewiir. hhr, ihr or l-oteisn aod American goods. Leine the srock of j'djbtne bou 3 Cataiufrues and sauipie' he ol tale.

TUESDAY. 19 o'clock hi ihe miction room. PACKAGE SALB Atsix months creilt. for approved n-don-vi not parkagea Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods etirable fr fall trade. Oatiiiogups and asm si-? on the morning of sale.

Joliu H. Austen, AnstTcnoer. BY AbSTLi.VS to SPiOKU, Ssr trcrsorf" Wtliiaa rt. pd Ejtrbapgs At itt ibe miction room. rrnrMrTOKY SAI.K OF ONK TliOUSANO CASES PKI For riuoroveii notes at six monih-rtne th li'snnd CHie Prints, of new anil desirable Rtvle-.

innnulnetiir-eI exous'y fr Fa'l by Mr. Joeth Riixn. and comprising h.s entire Merck the whole to be so id wrhout rerve- A'ro. fu ca? h'ner 34 and 1 1 Lrgcs A'so. 1-i ra' js rr avy w.aol 4 nds Wnit ta'ooils easr imm mull ani jaconet mo dins Ai 5 1 pitcVe.t of bngiaud wool black andcol'd cloths A I i) lodia rurt'ter ner hor Catalogues and atnoi- the aooming ft sale.

SATURDAY. Aug. SL At 10 o'clock at ihe aiucuno Toorn- CARPETH. KfJGS. ce.

For nDnrnved endoraed note at 8 rronth, crwbi gonrnl iwrtmeat of lint-e'H thre-olv. su-r, esir bite and niedinm itt era ins. c)tton ani woollen Venetian carrwts. rugs, printed drusgett, oil rjtO'ru. fee Catalogues andsampiet on tne morning ol sals TUESDAY, Sent a.

AtlOoVlork nt the auction room. HKCE AM) PEREMPTORY SALE Of TWOTilOTJ-PANH PIECE Ol' TBOlll5NVIL.LlS Ca.KPETIG For anorovf 1 enrio. rd no -i at sir month iSXl piece of the Tanu.pMnvil'e Caipet Mur.u'ic.ur Co. co'd. cnmisin o' liro Citrus, Imr'sriiti Tltr Inerains, ui-um tne tint.

es 3 -te In-: 6ie Ingrai 4. 24, 3 4 and 4 4 pmitt and dnrofk Venetia Alo. a "Tt-1-, a.i" o'lt of tich Kug. fee A'o, 'J) h)n6 4 to 13 4 rich chio'zpnai'd Druggel s. Tiie wbole io be -old withont ie ersta.

Ca Josues and sampre on the mnrn-og of vale. John "cuiIftrcT, jvapticneer. EI JVM KUDUKKOW te Store No. 1B3 Ferl street. FRIDAY.

At rti ihe aactlon room. CArtSIVKRtM.tec.t'rnm the A rerm. sjimeu. fee. on acreditof ix month.

Catajoeam aad aampka on the mnrniac of sale At 10 o'clock r.t tr.e auction moot. CLOTHE. Mii 4tc f-oo. thu-vlree A rcne-a! ancottcteot of Ciotni. ftitincn, Veatinffa.atc.

Cataloruei and am pic on tne mo'nmc ol ta. WtUNtSUAV. At nlTHFI. CASSIMERiSl. from the sfcelree A nne- nit asoriinefit of Cloths.

UAimerea. on a eroditoi'tSoioa. A i' FKIVAi'B SALli 1 ene tnrjerior dmh rnrer esses fine and snDerftna black latineu: 1 onsebltw wned Kentucky C. W. BT FJSTF.il3 LIV1NGSTOH.

storn No 41 Bma4 Btrtwt HGQfif M'ireaa, ArtMiciDaer. Bt KOMt'KMOKlUN, Stw No. 1 Pins rt. Tf rinMr o.ffi. wilt criT.

neraonn I itrtnimn Innl. B-iy eholo Purmtnrc am! nut door reneraiiy i also to aaiet el Heal Stocks. Au. Krhnn.a. Klll V.

Au-M. 10 o'clock, at No. lt Catharine st. TM rnttlW KfOfk niul nr k.n .1 VulUalM No. 13 Catharine street, wilt he sold in loU to suit the trade.

HecryH Leeds, Aiscoaer BT HENKY K. LEEDS Sr. StoraNo 8 71 will tz co sam B'jAhckl A-, sales at tL. Jterebaaia' I alenre BY COOl.EY Store Nc. 877 and 3TS Broad of White tH Llicr.icr."hi.:Yi-icesoci!ijoo.tmMw:rndroralo tooh.r Kewe tleiote pn.ctt'.ir at'ention to tne saie of anll.eami ioatLibrane their fiemti.

tne arranee-nert of titeittr besortiiseed and will ne attnv.n jjutiee of lueueaol fnttiiiiea. du-'ina this ar.d ht.rfnna nv.nth. COOLEY ti KEESE'S NEW Y0kTElDE BALE OF WRIINESOA Ac. SI. EXTENSIVE SA I STATIONERY.

PArEtt Tn at their auction rooos377 and 19 ltrnldwir. nr- nerof White siieei. cownienciii at the uh.iv. fiat, aswi to he euotinved ilunea ihe wk and on th. te.lowua.

wcea. antd ail of the eataloaoe Kdttpoeed of The cafnlorueot tiiTslsifeaed important sale ta Bow reedr n. l. iaimi imr'. ft contain, etensire aad ntlastale mnsi(nmeat from re.

r.r ail the Hm-'iDK puo-Uhertof the Tal- lel ales, cuenpruunr toe lrKei aao hum go- wawi .1 MAMimleicut literature eswolfered. The.ta- tueerr tiepaitraont steerr rica. extensive and nrei. ahrioc a ol ererr inior toe turn b.him. irteivdoaenMlitolsiXBwatBs.and will b.

euaduciaai la toe WiaMJfAr ana 1 aw. fi oViock. in ion rooea. P.V ol and Kaner Stathtlerr. t'lioth Poreim ecu ihMnealicJ oompraitur oue ot ue neheet ami aseet deetni-le Mjrtinn! crer.atioroed I'ot public sale (ocetiserwttaaiceat mnesjr ot immsj.

Iron toe neat ismikMa. is ATt OA aete. n'int it th.iiiCH.imni. Great Rile of r'apar-Hjonprsit orer a thoosanr! msn of nearly eeerv Krh? toanaiaetorert. toth r.rdFiisn and aUo.

tere-al homtnd cases aad pax aces ol Payer Uaosmsa. vii- rp.nt etc. FKiiiA au.1 SATURDAY. SSd and Mth inst, abo oa Ml A SNiii tl InllAB. (TJotil all is clond otnmeoeio each dey at 5 o'rloclr.

a. i n. uieasire ana imoonaat Inrt.ices ol lrtatetl Hooks, co a- Pnslnr ail ''lel'jiniiard. tuw r.uiuib K.ti.1 Mnc'inneoas PaLoatioas ta the coaMrr fcornoa a eaiahisroe i nrw a'mbj riinsicnments erar benire tt. iraiiuuu ooumr.

i-nrtooriitieaiui wiUaarir. ea a rbe sale du.m Meiribers of loelnde who hae. Dot remit e4 Calalasroe. eaa ruMinaw oa apylictUloa to toe Auc- AT PRIVATE BALE, ot Aoduboa crswa work tot A swpart laoBT af A ortuooo. (nut work tm the Bint's of A riea.

vv Hniwrn I folio auoja auxaincaat tapf oi liwoa'a JKATS' POOT OIL 20 barret. weeUrn, for tale o-w oj rrat. i MICKS at to nl 149 and lei Front rt. URKsCU UIKOUAnS-w. ioca a.aerCharao- ja.

utaroasna, KI caaaa now aoraiDf la atta ad fcr ftU if CHAJ, CARVILLE, JJ USnx4fi VOL. XLVIL PUBLIC SALES. Jb- I. Vandewxter, Anetibrieer. BY K.

C. 2 aciioo aort tjommauioa UereaajA. o. ia vyali wreet. near Broadway.

HinV An. sH cuk. at tne auction room. Ilonsehotd Fanulum A laraa aad rieiirahl assort merit cl houtewaid lorn itore, eoosistiati o4 anaaocanr. rosewood aod ioack walnat antes, lettvk-teres.

libra rr aad seserarr hookeasea. wantrpoea. marble top aad plaot etsrem. ssnrwhrtott and elhor earred and plan dresias barenos. snarble top and plain waas-raads.

pier and eentretakies. wi'S aiarbl. aad rs top, ma-asnrear aad Lleek wetent French aid Geiiie cnairs. rocsera. loonre-, nrattrafKea.

peliiasters. Also, a salt ol painted eottaee turn i turn. Co of badsBTad. drettuor bureau, wasoatand. toilet set aed chairs.

Also, oneeruneoo rnsewiiodssasosasandclsaira. Also.asBlaii insoicent taiicT roods. coosnLinr of ernekx. ar.an. oraatscnu.

rirandoirs. aoiat lamps. iMttabia wiiIuk drks. ate. A mo.

aa inro.ee of eeosd hand furniture, for enpsta. nienee of tale; tocetber viut general asaortineot oi bxuaeaeeD. lor articles Catalocuatoa mominr tale. AT PE IV ATE SALE. fJantott Mattittrt Camphor wood trnnlti and C.

KEMP, Auctioneer Htore 259 Broadway, near Franklin at. R. C. K-mp won td ren: ird bis trtencs and the pulmc generally, that he has re mow I from 12 Wall street to ihe larcearwi p-CMrus ta es room Krondwoy. near Franklin street, where be wvjii be oaDpy to sre tbm.

aad attend to every tbiug ta fail line of bosaOusa aa leretottrrg. h. AtWoVock. at iJte rom, 3Z9 Pmndway. Ern.ivp and Peremptory Trade safe FoToiture, nn four months credit Ana II sums over $'J8Q for satisfactory endorsed notes fjt)0 JorOf vatuabfeioaewnod.

maaaafanv and bla- wL nut chamber fur attnre, te. whh wili bo t.iurij weii worthy of the attentioe) of the trtute, votel and boosekeepers. as the who re wiU be peremptofily ao'd without the least reserve aad comitta of a very large and splendid aeaorUneat ot aofas. tete a-tetea. easy and parlor ehaira.

in and maroon piuh and hair cloth marble too table in grat variety; extension dining tnbb-s: ward mhe; library and iecretnry bookca v. inl, work and fancy table': marhle pp and otber earred and plain dresmr bureaus marble top aod plain washstnris; carvet marHigany Freoeh aud Gtibic bedstead; walnut eottaae do; eet stands: mahogany hair seat ebatu; rocking chaos; dtvaut; looking glass; oaoe teat cbatrs. eta, A Ito. severat cn hraan eight diy eloc ka. A ln.

sets of patmad chamber furniture, some of hick are trery rich and beaut itnl. The got di will he ready foe examination three dayt before sale Carabsfuc oire dav lore the sale l.ifotls onrehesod to eo nn of the city can be packed and shipped ia good order at leamo. oieennrge. Wilder. Pelt, Auctioneer.

ur PELLS Store 109 WaJlitrert FRIDAY. Aug m. 3 o'clock, at the foot of Jackson et. EH, Hack and Cold dltahan Marble An iuvmeeofatl blocks hleck and goid Italian Mar hie, of unmunlly ne quality aod iape siKts per Aiuen rea-ing. mim ueenorn.

Ternis-6 monlhs over $l(-0, approved eadoned notes. Catalogues day before sale. At 3o'eiork. at the foot of Corlears street. RR.

White. Black. Gold end bla'carv l.altaa Marble 9 Meelrs tatuary. white, black and sold Italian marble, per ship rue i la da if i are irorn iegnorn. Abo.

lb- cargo of the Ferrecta, from Cenoa. ennsttting offi2 blocks ordinary Italian Mrtrbie, comprising trome very large blocks. 1 erms month oer 81 JO. approval I endorsed notea. Catalogues at saie.

TUESDAY. 27th. At3 o'clock, in Cormantme's Tard. foot of ftroome st. Wt Ihitmngn Mabosanv The eareool tlte bnr SDO hgs aad V-X crotches fct Domingo BOMnTijiTioy.

TrmK 4 months over 100, approved endorsed no let Catalogues at sale. TUESDAY. Fept 3. At SoV'ock. in Coos intimt's Yard.

f.ot of Rmnref 71 South uie St Iktmin-n Mabcrio 1 rji nnn In lf.t ft emu, 4 mcnuis over tuu, approved endorsed notea. i Catalogues tit en le. A. M. Merwln, AnH.onefr.

BY BANOS. BROTHER. CO. Auctioneers and Comnruion Morehants, for the sate of Books. avugntvings, rainungiaOtiLwiuoeiy "pet.aic.

Store 204 adwne' made noon ali NOTICE PLATT wasdMsolved by thedeath of Mr. PLAT. the 8ib of M-y last. 'The tuuine-i wilj be continued by the turviyon. under the mieot ii jiuj i nr i.

to. New York.Aocn1. i. WEDNrJJlMY Kvr.MaMi.2-J. At 7 o'clock, at the auction rium.

Vainab'e Ptnilnni Roks a lux? rfillAfrn nflifsmr ti. lions of ponnlar standard and nii.rllanfou9 works, maoy of wairn are iimsiririi emnrncirg oscts Lttcks Works! vsevo: 7 Mits Persons Works 3 vs ivo: I'tcsciitrmConavest of Pern vsffvo; flo of 3 8vo: Hittoir 01 Feri'-aund and Mo: ynal 4 So: Kfrtinncbams Work-: Frank FonTSt-rs3 vsbvo.iit.'st'at-d; HOiyi ruyalBvo, Itb'y: Ihiecumeuiei ot Npw York Svs Hollers History o( Crotonbvn; I arils iT.orlia llii-iory 8ro; Vo.vUers Kruirand Fiuit T.jrsof Ko; nines Coi age He-sitience: tc ttiO-vrvntior royu'Hvtc H.widteys Worr: Han saota 1 oot Archery ro. at lile nnd vb 8vo; Forbes (y Inn 3 viHto; 'ooet 1 Naval Ilisry 2 vs 8-o: R-pleyi War wuh Mexico 2 vs8vo. neat, hail alf; iiiwifefv 8vo. lust ediitan: Snl Kt.run Hvtv Prmfu IVdiIch- 4 Cobbina Itomertic Pictorial Hible fyalHo: liisioilb Calfr of foitrairanij vsn; wuiien VNittens iitfi-: ris lo'i Works; History u.

Eatlern Eumpe 3v: History Krauce, va 8ro; 8nhrs Com-ooa Place Book; tcnta Wortes; Work 3 vs8vo; Atto. a ariety JtMtro Pih'-s FUiDAY LNb.NlNG. 23d-Ae 7 o'ciccKatthe auction ruom. Rnjl'sh and Aniencsn H'-oit A vslar.bls codeetir.B of itno. dant erd isi'inneoM KnkiiH AmericJin eribrecing works in Ibevariovhranchf 1 and some superbly iU btsirat' which mity le (mind Pcjin nw work on Oriiftoen, plairn.

Jto hf mon Knih flm4tipeari cmpt Wortis 6 elfh; Knights Pictitr'al fii(unry or Engiao.1 4 is r.iynl fivo cloth; Re. print nt ie Wooknn7 vsHfohf nrr; Pcnn Cologtr ihoifa. ieil. KvSBvo cloin: Tilerirr- Piogir fine Lordnn rpr. Ko cab; Hi" Pcv'cal Wcrl 9vn.

richly bound: ltle of bmmy Bowrt'e: i Fa-uii- hasrare Sro 3 Tever 1 in rt-yalbro. bb'r: irys Eipo'ltion fi vroynlnvo hrep: Tucliaj l.oe nt Jeflervon tJvo, cace: Fncrrhtp dta Atoericitna 14 vs in. lib'y 'i f.err- oft ho Foot-, ele-ant st' ol Hurr.KCompitftworks 8vo; Gilks Greece 8vo; llaifitbl's Iloiise Carpenter bvo. fee. Al.

a artaV vf Piblr-. pr-yerBookt npfl Pehno' obi. REC.fM.All N.W YtiRK FAM.TRADn tAI.K. TTreCATALtWTlJEofthissnte. which embrara the most ev.

tenive variety ol desirable noek ofl-red at a Trade 8a)e. is now ready for daiivery to the Trade. Th sale will occupy twe entire wrefc. omroeocinc rvth tha IWOK. UiN MU.UAk Sept.

th, 1B50. AT 8 o'clock. With lb valnab invoices of Mewra. A.S. Hnniea dv Poker At Scribrtfr K.

J. BidJar, K- H. tlntler fit Co. Munp FieocM. ft.c.

This rl rale will aio uicbie the very large inwoif ol LAW iff OKJ, Imm Meetr. Little Hrnwn T. fct V. Johnv-o f. k.

C. Merrinrn Thomiis, Cowperthwane et. J. H. nnd ofher.

campriring ibe large! amort mcui of Law Books here, tolore fff-red ON Tl r.SDAi KOIINING, 5cpt 30lh. TbspJ w'b the tninvue ni'Hlmr. HASI'r the most vadmu'c ltt thev nt their toe invoio-s ol M-i-r j. C'ruiv fc Ajiirk pv: A. linn- 1'onrvi: Kmnl and oilier, will follow 111 ibiSilny WKUaNtSUAX iuUK.s iS fj.

Sept. llta. Mass's. Thomas. Ilownerthwnit A- Cie invoifn will in or.er.

lotlowed liv tbn li-if of Men. Lea Jst HlanbKni: Phil-hp. Samrsin ti- Co; Ltpioncott. tinimhit At Co Jhn Rtkr, nnj ohers. foioting a choice collection of the raot saieabie out- iicatiocj.

ThUnSUAIf.SHpt. I2th. This davs Kale is uausunlir rich and emhraein th coni; ibutions nt -vitsars 1 F. Ar.neot; Hcan homcswr: -artrt Co: Gould Kendall Lincoln I'hppan. WnitteoKire Mason: Crocker Hl r-'rewhier; G.

F. otirp'4 FRIDAY HOiiMMG, Sept. 18th 'besale will cornmenre wilh the nublicntionn of 1Am- av Itlakiston.emhnoingllietr er.lire list, ar-l tite iKKii lio tlt inviiic ol Mr-sis (VI H. Newmin At Co; Maoo law t-n'iney a vr, iinnc aej; rratt. Ctn f.ti&ctlzc tt l.ro: 1.

i 1'he coiit ibnttoDs ot Messrs- Mu-er cCo; Clark. 4c Co; Mrtngcr fcc Jfkper llnnling, and me ny oUmt vaiuabie win a iso on inciur.c i in in: nny ae. ON SATURDAY, Sept. 14th. Tha sale Witt com rrw-n'-e with lha lareest enlleetion of Ctthalir ort.TCfl in minv vear.errilr-cioc rr.MriluiHis from Measn J.

Mitrohv Ac Co: II. C. F. Locni. 11- Jc J.Sadiier; by mnny cboire cottitbutinni of ieirribie ttcri s.ilen'iic tooti.inr)i,diitg the eiierrtive invoice 01 wwtH known tnrt iwtpulnrpiibt'catjoiisoi 8 S.ii; NhS t'iroib; Jfhn 11.

1'etry, and the of stock ol Uie iatefura of Co. p-J-THK PLATES will be sold on SAT-CKiiAV MOH.MNG.atianVlock. wi'hout anr int-rruption the Hook pnie. 'The lit empnew mnny valuable teU of TlaLes. weil worthy ibe atlentton 01 puliltbhers.a--.

2- PECOTD WEEK. MONDAY MOB NI.VG, Sept Iflth. Commencinir wilh the list of Mr John IV. Mnnm frtTlrttnul ho The e.tetistve invo'Crt of Messrs. Tickner.

Heed FipMf: Ji.mfts aiunroe Co; the alusble conlnbutiora ol Theologies! Bof.fci of Carter Sr. Broiher; Smnford Ir Hworrts. H. W. the pohlicat ions ot the General Protean Episcopal -im-cay HctM! Cnifin.

and of the York Bible r.n.t (Common rarer liooa ooCreir, ii-a, tve lorming a most attractive d.y sale. TUKSDAY, Sept. 17. Willelose thescleof Bor.ks. being inferior to none in Whites nd variety, and emiiracing a choice colfeclioo uf This of tfceale marv vniMr.i aUhttufrh frurn the un ual length tifihesate, we are compelled to reserve Mr Bohu'j lutmenae invoice to a future dav.

On the Evening oftheaame dy Msts. Holbrooke Co't consiffnroent Kprmvinas will be UN fcU IN KS uAY MORNING, Sept. 17th. Messrs. Lercett Hmihers.

Traile Ka' of I'mroww will at our sa ruom. Theu cnraboe will conist ot hitm lilt rpus ol Writ tog Pupeis cuir.pn.i! nearly ail tlm raii.utactr.red. A tepira-e ol ihi. saie will be ready for nn Monday. S.J and th1 Taoers will be lam o'tt forexaminiuon tt Messrs it Warehouse, 3tl Peari street, on Modi my ao-1 Tuesday preceding tne sale.

At the coirilcsinn of lie ahov sa-e. ON WKDNESDAY AFTERNOON. TbeTesu'ar Stationery Sn wrli be coramenred with Mr Arthur Moireir c-n-ignment ol Blank itooks, wbtcfa is very iarge. and eatinued in th ON THURSDAY MORNING, Hih. The TATJONKK SALE wilt ho cootinned.

commencinit with Mww. H. Jerolimnn rh-iice and well teierted in. voice of stspfe end iancy Statii nery. me lading, also, from Mr dtnuh Peters: Hart Co A namhrbVe z.

Co; and ror.ttMied during tine RKMAINIVG DAY- OF TUB f.F.K. and including e.boa of RITING PA TEh wf which eata-lOT'ies are now n-ady. to Ite issued in tea-on br il-trihiiMon. Tne whole tale wiil be closed on of TERMS OF EtALR. On all purchases fnua Jie wliou caialorne amo'ictinr to S50 and upward.

iourao iRti muatnscta; on iMm ihe who caM logne, les th $75.1 and more thJt 8100, Iburtrm-mhs credit: nr.d ail purchase. than Ui. cab. d'roon td ons peroact. will be allowed 0.1 all purchases exced.ig 6 tO- Contributors ofHioks find Staticnery, who have not already furnished their goods.

and earnestly urccd to do so at once, that they mi he in hand, as lar as prsible. Ie-foretheeommtocemeutol tne sale, tnu insuring a prompi delivery to toe pur-her tmrneibetelr after. HANGS. PROTH-iR at 3M Broadway New York. Aug.

Jj. CrTiaKt)n, ATjctiorjosr. 15Y JACOH S. PLATT, Lisvrilirare. Crockery, and Gererai Auction tad Com mibrjin MereiiArit.

Aactlon Koom 23 FiattB.rcet. corn prof Ooii. ThCIWDAY. -Sd At 10 aV.biek in the lara sa Us rocin over tb anctfon stftre. Large Saie of Crockery.

China. UU-j nod fclartbenwere Viz. KOcraLiHftjid r-bls, e.i! orettad.and will be kol-i Irum (he streives. in loUtosnit ijofrtivtirg ot white uraTite. ugnt ana Dswd biue.

mulberry, and dipt ware.cb'os. its. Asm. a tarre afrmeoi of g'satware. japanned tea trays, bren candlesticks, in ives and ioiis; difliMT.

aiKl toitet ware, in set to mutch. Saie paremptoty. 3V. A 10 at th. noorinn rrrm Haniwarp.Cuurrjr.

Far.cr Gouua. in iuU snitibl. tor ooTrrrrr as well as ettr tjeni. Coriinr nf part, rim, rhwuelJael. moboanl.

till, and cttwr ucu. iii- imas. ra anu tante spoons, chains, cnotuaud tsn kDut, oraM encas. at. curlerr.

in linmns and on cards, cuai'-s. turciM5er Ire. AM.3uc.w(n mrinuran. bar lorks. A lau.

1 eaia onoi d. xm fi no rrnrr eoaifca. '1' I'Ull- 1 I'L. iyoamin Mocbbt, Aortfnrieor. BY BKNJAAlLSl MOONEY an w.

n-O- i'latt trwt raws Mrul tb.a:u. auoaa THitrHJAT. At 10 o'elts, the ancrioa room, nanrwam.ta-,', aail vM4t entlerr. zun. armma k.r ranowaM lae aaw.

stnrw omaw. powder flvks tn bam men. kty i nc. brae, and bins, ruitnrs. 1 Also, a iarn of iaacr cods.

bnn part at a stock af MONDAY. Pent 1 Br orriwr tha roiie. onrr. all roods temainiat nncalled for OK an bboou aoau v.i AT FKIV Af dAf.Ei Ima Paw 4 enrnnwte awortniewt, will aold at a cnaside ki K.wtn ffntm imntifaetiirerB nrires. Dobb's Ferrr riiiar rmotr.

wita.a fir nann walk of Hi. H. sl. ricu. emwsEtisc ai It Iota.

ea 40 hr at h-. wnk a entrar. with tea room attached, a coon isarn. with Iran and omamtmtalures.cnrroorx.qoiw. ate.

To. ioeauoa salwiaa- aw aad beatthr. and wm tn rom rerr w. or farther partirolani apa.T sunt aneuo narsn. Ynnkers lots.

baaotilaltT srtnated wirhia ow minute swajk ol the Railroad ana. aawirpaa4 lr anuair and meitma For furthw panieuian. anplr ta Kanjaana Mooawr, UaPlan staatt. or Was GmahuawKsa. xoakasv FIVE IIMDRKD DOZKS LEA Woreeaterahir.

6auce, ia caaas 1C doa. 1 la cases doe. pta. end iatsHs 2 doa etaaxta. for aaleby JOHN DUNCAN DON.

401 Broadway. 8aUireiiuUUlU.8 ftw Lss. a JjM WwAwasaeminatae. rtyrtx .1 1 Jf i 1 '1. i i I 4 rr NEW YORK WEDNESDAY; AUGUST 21.

185a GENERAL. NOTICES. Dry- IHTtdciMt. Tha Trustee, of tha New Tor Lit. Iararaaea and Traat Computy bar a thai day declared a aemi-annaai diridend of Hr par cent, on tba capital atoek of tha eompaii, pajabla oa and after th, 10th instant.

The transfer book wis be eloaad until the 18th instant. P. U. Naw Tork, Angiwt gth.1850. an7 3w XT- DlwlolcBsil.

Th. Qreenwieh insurance Company bare daetared a Hmi-annual diridend of ten per eent. oa the capital stock, payable at tha office. No. 400 Hudson afreet, oa and after the first dar of August next, until whiob tirna th transfer books will be closed.

jy-Xl lm A3. A It I SON, 8ecrtary. fJ vldtinU The Board or Directors of th. City Fire Insurance Company hare this day declared a Diri-dradef Twelrc 60-100 dollan per share, payable to the Stockholders on and after the 7th inst. New York, Sth month 1, ISiO.

anl lm fl F. CURBT, Secretary. QTf- Public Sotlce is hereby given, that a diritlrnd cf three per cent, npon the capita stock of the Patemon and Hndson Hirer itailroad Company, has been declared payable on the 15th day of July, 1850. at the office of the Ohio Life and Trust Company, in the city of New York, and that the transfer books will be closed on the 10th July. 1U0.

jyflif A. 8. PENNINGTON. Secretary. (pj- UivlaeiI.

The Trustee, of the New York Lif. Insurance and Trust Company har. this day declared a aemi-annnal diridend of four pr cent, on the capital stock of the company, payable on and after the 10th inst. The Transfer book wilt be closed nntil the loth inst. P.

K.KEARNY, Secretary, New York, August 6th, 1850. au United Ststm Fine Nsra trrcal o. No. 69 Wallet. tr At tha Annual Klectlosi, held on the 3d June, 18S0, the following gentlemen were elected Direc tors Tor tnia company lur tne ensuing year Kilas Hicks.

Samuel C. Parson, Caleb Barstow, Samuel L.MitchiU, James Marsh, P. A.Cnshmnn, William H. Titus, Robert L. Murray, Solomon Uriffen, Teter R.

Bennett, Joseph N. Lord, Hmry 8. Terbert, Oeorge J. Cornell, Robert Bowne, William H. Bradford, Chaa.

P. Leverieh, Charles E. Bill. Walter UnderhiU. Benjamin forties, Ktephen Van Wyck, Fobert D.

Weeks, John Wood, Benjamin Strong, treoree HnBsey, Uriah F. Carpenter, Ebenezcr Cauldweil, Morris Ketchom. JoshuaS Underbill, Charles T. Cromwell, Charles Kneelaod, Robert Minturn, Thomas W. Pearsail, George D.

Post, AlbertWoodhull, Kdward S. Clark, And at a aubsequentmeetlng of the Board, JOSHUA S. UNIltRlllLL, was unanimously re-elected President. jel7 AM ICS ILK IE, Secretary. JOSEPH (DODDARD, imsobteb or French, Kngllali, stnil Wtrmtn Fancy Goods, jel HO.

gu l.edar street. l. K. TIKIIANN MANUFACTURE OK OIL. AND WATKll fOM)H AND WHITH LKAD.

17 BURLING bLIP, NEW YORK. D. F. TiKMAisir. J.

W.Tirmsit. P. Titttirssw. inhCl CORWIXK, 11 ROTH EH CO. Hiti KSTanLisHRn atr AMERICAN COMMEKClAli HOUSE AT PANAMA, For the purpose of conducting a general Commission, Wairettatulnsr, and Forwarttlnn; Uusliies.

The principal of said firm is Ann, B. Coawtm, American Consul at that place. All communications in New York addressed to the bouse, care of LiriNiisTon.Wxi.ia as 10 Wall street, New York, and all from California and Oregon, addressed to the care of Hirri a Liunustoh, San irancisco, will receive prompt attention. New York, January 10,1850. RrpExrif era Howiandk Aspinwall, J-iringcton, Wells Austen SFicer, Fletcher "Westray, Lincoln G.

W. Anniowall, tirant at btone. New York. PhOadelphta. jalStf COIK DAKKIl CO.

GENERAL a COMMISSION ESC II ANTS Son Yaru-cot Lppvr Cul'arnia. JOSEHl J. COOKR. GKO. LEWIS ROBT S.BAKKR.

WOLX11 GIVE NOTICE THAT THF.V ARE erecting a substantial brick store which they de-siru to make fib a rannr. 4ondn conblsned to them will. if not of ton bulky a nature.be stored therein, on board of a good attire iiip in the harbor, moored at such distance from the shore as to Le eomparatirely safe iroin flro. Hefrrtnees Messrs. Barkabd, Ci-utis lCo 1 Pre." NewTork Amos R.

Eno, Messrs. K. L. Cbighiv a Boston. J.

H. Birtlktt Son. New Bedford. Smti ProTidonee. Mr.

W. L. BAKER, 105. Maiden Lane. New YorS, will attend to the shipment of Merchandise consigned to COOKE, BAKEUkl'O.

For particular information p-plT to A F.NO. 74 Broadway aut'J od "wOx'isjii, A.ii i.cu, brely cautioned a.r&iuH harboring or trusting any of the crew of the Uri-tish brig 'oxoo," from Cork, as no debts of their eon-tract ioc will be paid either by the captain or consignees, aulat HAUNDEN a Broadway. C(SIGNEKS ptr packet ehip Harro. will plea.e send their permits on board at pier 13, E. E- or tn tbe ofllie of WM.

WHITLOCK, No. 4 South st. All goods not permitted in fire days will be liable to be sent to the Pnl.lie atom. ault 3t Slew ris aunt I'aiU rUxreaa Sxtnty. fltliK SfJUSCKLHKKS eg lure aintn to notify JL their friends and the publir.

tbt no one has any ri-ht to thi Ir businera in r.rls but John No. 8 Place de la Dourse. LIVlNUaiTON, WELLS t3 Hi Wall street: WAISTS. WA STF-D-Permanent board wanted, within a convenient distance of New York, for a CBiitlersan. lady, two children and nurse.

The Incite laast be pitmsnnt and brnithy, and terms moderate. Address J. W. Box iCIS3 P. O.

an jn 1m FIRMSIIED IIIII SE WAIaTan-Onor lu.tff.n wisn mouern lm- jiwikproTements. Apply to E. K. COLLINS, uU f.BWallnt. to worn at Uie India rubber hu" siuejs.

at the subscriber factory, foct of i.irh tr-t, i.kj.t river. None need arp'y tut those acquainted with the business. Jminire ot D. HODGMAN, New York India Rubber Ware House, jySO Nos. -27 Maiden lane, and 50 agBMU St.

VrAN-TED Situations for a number of exneUent girls recently arrived, free from city hkbiU. and wHIingtowork fur moderate wairaa. Ann! ior inn he made at tha onto, of Conunissioners of Emigration. No cnargrs. mbldti COAL.

la.r ir.u asr it uat received a lot of I pencri. oai Toriamll? use. and for aula In inf. ti suit purchasers, by I EWART F. RANDOLPH fc Co 74 Wall.

287 East Broadway, 4th At. 13th at, cor. of Rutger's Cherry sts. in 17 9L.ACK. IlKATil OAL-llij superior White aL Ash Coal, of the broken, eirir an.

I stove aiaa pared with great care expressly for family use, and for sale in lots to Milt purchnners, by aUUAltT K. RAN DOLPII 74 Wall rt, 287 East Broadway, corner of 4th avenue and 13tb st. and owner Ruttrer'sand Cherr. ate C10A1 2(0 chaldrons of the best Newcastle coal, now lisding from brie Sinters, a ten i.n..rW and selected expresrly for family use. For saie in lots to suit, at a very low price, by JAlltS L.

WORTH, 2t Broadway, and corner Fourth and Thompson. C1U A It. Peach Orchard, Black Heath, Haxleton. Le high Liverpool Orrel. CunneL fce.ae Tho seriber hiving in yard a fu'l supply of various kitds of ui vue iwi i.uaiiTy,is now prupared to supply consumers with a prime article at very low prices.

wukth.S4 Broadway, st-5 and corner of sonrth an.l IV KxttHsOL. OUK Is CO A L. A FL.OAT.60 AA tons Blnndell's bet Orrel Coal, on board ship Naomi, selected expressly for family use, and careiuily low-ered into the hold. For rale by SAM'L THOMPSON NEPHEW. Jf 275 Tearl street LIVERPOOL OUUEb COAlt AFLOAT wni be landing in a few days.

Ha'liburton's best Orrel Coal, imported expresply for family use, and for sale in lota to suit purchasers, by 8TUART F. RAVDOLPn 74 Wall. 2S7 East Broadway, cor. av. fclSth st, and cor.

of Rutgers aud Cherry st. 1KACH ORCHARD COAlt AFLOATVow landing from harks Delaware and Stony Brook, i cvsi ror zamiiy asat, and for sale in lots to suit, by STUART F. RANDOLPH 74 Wall. 287 East Broadway, eor. 4th av.

13th st, and cor. of Rutgers and Cherry st en-20 WYOMING COAL. TJie MiUiesbarre Coal Company FKKPARED TO M'PPLV STEAMERS. M. ke, with this superior Coal by the cargo or from their Apply at the office of the Company.

ny31 03 Broad ay, REMOVALS. UEIUOVAL Wm. W. Rose, Stationer, has removed from 19 to 17 Wall street, where he bopea to be favored with a eontinuaoee of the patronage of his friends and the mercantile community. He has constantly for sale a good assortment of foreign and domestic stationery, suitable for counting-house use.

Manufacturers' bovks of any of the best quality, to ordtr executes engraving, lithogrstible. and letter-press printing, in tuusayomeaT.yie,at anon notice, ana at tne most moderate char gee. my-23 WM. W. ROSE, Stationer; 1 T.

JOSES CO. have removed to No. 63 Bearer Kjsa street, (nertoeor to Messrs. Wflmerdinrsk Mount's auction room.) when thar ara ufferina their osual aaeart- ment of Foreign and Domestic Goods, at tow to close meirFpncgewe. my9 Af -tOAL.

VARA rOH. b'ALE. One of the most eli wy gibly situated coal yards in the city is anw offered for sale it ia ia a great thoroughfare, is entirely covered by substantial iron braced sheds, ia paved throughout, ha a brier, office of two stories, and a new scale, and tour year a loaee. and at low rent, and a first rate custom, in tact it oilers, either for new beginners or an old established concern dwiroaa of extending its tranaesr, un- MiTSMiarai. rsppiy to li tf HOMcR MORGAN.

No. 1 Pinest. AlvlilCAAi UAllVVVAY GUlDri. The fifth or Acgcbt Nrssis of rhl watn.Ki mUIm. tion haa been Issued, and Jnay bow be obtained at the oc of pnblieation, 138 Fnlton etrewt.

It eontains a nil and eompfet. Uat of all th. Uailroads ia th. United tim starting, fares, distances, earrectad, up to th. present time, from official retama Meamboat, Canal, iacket and Orders may be ad draeeed to C.

U1NSMORE, Publisher, 138 Fnlton N. on Railway, and -e. an r. an! Sw I JrlrTT- tZ. PfWd tashioaabi.

mTyM o.tU.r London brown, goi- djbr raw. by" aw KVarrjartj MARINE LIST. CLEARED TESTE RLXtT. ltner Carara, Wttssns. PhissdsdrAttv.

fefam k. HskiWir. JivrpooL Bart Adbuwir, Havre, Boyd Histfkctn. Bark Albany. Owesra, Ptoilae-ebihau Btif Jaama, tlanisey.et Jotin, 1SB.

Brat Baiter. Lott. ltiw, VVintiv Owen. to. Bnc CatKariae, Hearv.

Bt Jae de Caba. toa Tbxxnpson. Brip Ahaahtaa, Whittal. SavaaBah. NLbOsmIob.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Normaa. EUia, from llavaaa, witk etc, toMosct Tavka. Veoeroelean bark Marfa, fin Poito CabeHo, with eofl-e to a Lsrwis. brut Bpeo4.

issssc tor larara pat in'o Pnt Cabete dKre baviac had a heavy gate oa passage aad nfiii woaldir'ion iasunt, lot Lajnayra: -fte only Amencan vessel ia wrt. Tbe bnt fay. eoevilta.ffjrBalumow. aadsch Hea. tar Phtladeiulua, uiie13 days trrevtoot aad saw them oa tbe 13th nWaot.

ia kl SO, oa 71. iSoiwec bark Hrahetta. Aa-ietsoo. 63 ds ixom Mevrcastle. with coal to Karclaf Living on.

Bark Savannr-h. Croweil. 6 tit fin fiavanaah. cotton, to Sturtet-s. Clcarmaa fit (Jo.

No iiae, tax th km 7b. exchf; uc-ea-s with shin Haltord. heace for chtvanaan. Frus twic Albatrowv. Htowhaa.

tdtdayw from Bneaoa Avres, wrth to VV Deiormst e. Co. July U-tn, lat 0 Oi saw Uaxh Baltimore. Tm tti.i- New Kon Poamera, backer, 41 da Oporto, with wine, to Baiclav it Lrvioevtoa. Bn Horace iixiert KH-ty, 9d tjom JtsSsonviBe.

EF, Wilh hlinbef to8 Gocu. Bntr Lacy Kilea. Smi'h, ds fm Dariea, Ga, with lumber to 1 AisMkld. Br schr Piviot. Lew S2 di (m Ainadilla, with tail to James Brain.

Lett no Am vessels. ichr Theresa JatM. Usfdaer, 7 da fm Ivthera, with fruit to Af kerly. Bcbr a Davis. lm Bt Martiet.

Aae 4W. to lett ia port, ship Anoover, Birah. brU bark rcmaaiin. Cook, bodi bevrtic been obliged to cut away utr mas' in tlte tale hurricane of July 1 1th. andhavrbcen condemned.

Also left bark laatkaf tmaoal for York Bt sob i-ho. liokler. itl ds fm Bt Johns, with lumber, to I INasios At Sioti. Br scb Ins. Covea.

6 ds St Jobot. IS B. with 7000 ft lumber to I Nevros 4t boo. Hch Rptsekah. Fiuiow, 6 ds fm Beaufort.

NC, with navaJttorea to KM BiackweiL ch AuaeMane, Jonn. 4 dar. from Newbem, ISC. with naval slotcs. Scb Rebecca.

Thnrlow. 5 days fm Beaatort. C. with naval stores. ch Lucy Ellen, Srrith.

Ud fm Dkriea, with lumber, loT A Arnold. Bch German Oak. Davis, 4 dayt frernlN ewbern, NC. with aaval St-nv. Ht-b Joeepb Ma: h.

Foger. 9 ds fm Viti inia, with wood, rich Pampbco, tiiismooii, 4 ds iiu NC. with aaval store. Hch Michigan. VVyatt, 4 ds fm Hattirmire, wHh coal.

Hch Mary Jaue. fienttey. 3ds fm Norfolk, to Bturne. Clear, man Ai iZn Soh Mary Mankm, Lain ret 4 dt fm Bamjnote. with ndze to tu Ljowuen.

Sch fennaylvaaia, Hnbbard, dart irorn Fort Deposit, wilh lumber. Bcb Dennis. Hodfrdoa, 10 ds fm Lubec, with plaster to master. Sell A an lira, it lm Uftrk.and. with bine.

Sen Aiiuadilla. Trewocy. 7 ds lm iuihwoitb, with lumber to m-tar. Hcfa Marietta, Parker, 4 dt Ifrom Boston, with mdse, bound to Hh l.aDv.i Weffvrsif A Am Cm PIvtwUMith. with shjeelcs.

Scb VV aklo. Bird, 8 days Irorn Calais, with lamber to fcimtth Bovnien. ch Oregon, Lewis, 3 'days fm La bee. wilh plsster to Brett JK Utw3. bch Grecian, Brandon.

8 rH fm Calsii. with Inmher. K'h ParmWe. Dourhty. '4 ds tm Vinrinia.

with wood. Sth arrs a .1. tm Vtrviiii. Walh WMkt. tdch yaufMiefi, lit.

3 days fm Baasor. with wood to DUCK. belt Fountain, fi fit fm Trvnmatnn. with Bate. Hch B-naoi, Jarden, 7 days trum Bllswonh, with railroad tips.

uuunu it iPWiKit. Sloop Wm Providence, with mdse. tsioop ChArles. Kitooe. tm knvM.Sr(.

witli md bloop JaxoesT Long, Probidence, with mde. BAILRDSteamhiiss ileimann, for Biciawa aad Soulhaiap-ton: Alabama, New Orleans. The ship SuUivan. lor Charleston, has aiicborcd al the Sooth. Tlte tip Liberty.

firG'ascow. and bark Exact, for Savannah, have anuboital at Ihe Uuaranune. DISASTERS. 4-c The report of ship b-rnt? seen on Cape Hatteras, not couurined. Probably it was the L'nii -d Starts surveyiair steamer cloe ia to Uie land, and which was supposed at tbe time to be asiiore.

Extract ot a lett-r dat-ri at Fayal. July 4. addressed to Elwood waiie, tv civtarr ot tl Hoard oi I ntlm writer t.aniam Hand, ol tlte wlialiax bark Ruaackc, iwont bavins; on ton 15th oi jtine. imten in wim Uie hull ol bna rJtwioetrj oiter, ol it An drews, Nil, with only the mainmast Handing. cSbe was lumber laden, and was in lat hi d0t iouOt, attlMititue.

The ship Alert. Captain Bolles. of New Ixmdon. arrtvM at Fay on the 3d July, haviog had tier main tupmal siuveretl by Scb Mttry Anw, at Msyaruex, Irorn Newbnryport, enennn-tyred a ten die whirlwind on ibe pawsatfc.spiuuit aieak, kuttoie sal.ic. A ship bottnd west, with tos ol main topmast, as seen lltb iml.Iat-Ukiu-L).

Hch Ninotta. of Providmce. wa run into on Thursday niebt of Montauk I'tntit. whtch carried away jib-boom and stove in it ouiwaiK ami bow to the water sedjfe. Mie was leaking conuom.

ably atUieUiue. Br bria Pom, Merriman, from ricton for Prnvblcnop, put into Nd, no dale, witli hjm ot loptnaiti and other daniaf in a gale; wat ivpaiuDcbih mt, and would toil about the ldi Accona's from the brir Atchafa'aja, from Philadelpbta. of and for Itor-Um. bftuie riK.iiHl wrrtjkcd noar tionibaupion. 1.

brio th iMh int. tw we rapidly yoioir to ptocM. and tlt-caruo -waihiii out. All lli at iruii.tinM a lo In? suld by auction 17th. iVIfaii.

lott aiou in cM. which as supposed to l-vtj wiiii-ed out ol tbe cabin. Fhiu John of New Bedford, bait heon withdraw a tl.e what ntr bo.iuif, and wtll lOawiitto(Mtointa. ISlnp Jtiii fat Nw Bcttloot lioto Cakuita. will be fitted tbrttiesiierm while liaiitfy, to be coniinantltsd by Capttivo Alln.

Sad-d f-om Cove, l.tb,ship Alpha, of Nantucket, Cuits.lon, I'acific Htrard Irntn, no date, in North Atlantic, Bcnj Franklin, Piior Bevedy, 140 jp; lien, VVaikias, do.nWisp. SPOKEy. 4c 20 date. lat 15 S3. Ion 40, Lark Edward Koppieh, fm Salem for Buerte? Avirs, Jvi da out.

Aug 3, latle'rJ, ion .342. br! How lan fm Uottoa lbx Manilla. A oa 7. lat 24 42, Ion 72 40, bark Ktneston, fm Montevideo for Rriiutoore. Ana; fii lat 34 IT).

Ion 72 40, fm Porto Rico lor New no lat 12 IP, km 73 47. baik Royal Saxon, fmCaltimoie tor CaliitHiiia. Aiu lat Ion b. Br bns Caw. lm Anxuilla for St Jolins, Nit.

No date, lat ItJ c. Ion zi. brig Emma Proscott, fm if oik. 33 dou. -ail well.

FOREIGN PORTS. rl J.lins, AntifTia, July IS Ar brie HenricTa. Bait nun-; bun; Bath, Me; il-t, sch Davrs. Jalyl7 Ar teajD Gen Tajlor. Surinam.

Sid btk Gforsiaiia. Uarrt, DOMESTIC PORTS. Umoor, Aup 17 Arsrbr IlamtH Newetl. t'ombi, A York. Kll-W jRI II, Aus; SKI Jordan, Vork.

Ca-jukn, Au Id Ar bark iompeliert Cobey. Pbiladeipbta. New Brrir4.Ri, Au? 17 atn b.rk lbn. Kobbuu. ln-Iian Ocean: schr faufnfet.

Itoorne, York; eioop Helen. Kllw, do. IManti ckkt, Ann IP Ar wcJiiSUwita, Ku.sll( k'ork; sloop Convey nunt.cnt. bid bitip A Ipoa. Cotiiftson.

facibc Ocean. J-Stii Ar lluinsoii, IN Vork. Iioi.wkj's iloLt.Ans lVbrUsJiip Amencan, Luce, Pacific Otx-au. aw Have. Antr Fish, Millard.

Albany. iNitw LosimN, Aiif It tSUl trchuCarohnv-, Packer, Kon ont; Snrab laOUtsa. Crock. York; iloou U.iat: 11 lbirdea, JUuuuiust. Fall Kivtr; i-iopjtler lietucket, bu.il New ork.

11 AK'ryoRD, Aus 17 1'ncas, Bale', New York. blu ttfam9cbr.Sencc.ThrtTalitY, New iom. iotti Arsteamsi'b Mohawk, Goixitvpeed. Albany; Bouih and K-uiy. tiniiiilKy, 1'btiadeJpbia.

Fall Kivkr.Aux 16 Arehi- Marietta. Jayne; and Heme. Mi ft, sUrop, JViary Bmb. Brash, do; Ana I'avH. Aluuuy; laaiau 11 Burueu.

Dunmuit, New VorkviaJNew Luudon. Jamra If Xtej.iity. Winsniore; Klliot, Sharp; and Thm Tare, Caby. rbilaticipbia. UiiitrroN.

Ann lir fcctirs Ellen II Blown, iuBwlicott; an HtiiU A tin Jotittwon, CotMin, rbilatlelHua. bid icbio llcnry fcmtUi; aud sSuiiUiK. Tbonipon, Ptuia-tlelphia. Lshutul, ICtii Siiiled sloop Jatma Gorliam, Nicbois, New York. 15th Ar scb Onrco, Chase, Phtlad for Boston; Hooi Ladauutfd.

Allttu. NVoik lor do; Kocky Bfook. Sbcidou, Newport lor Vurk. NawroaT, 17 Ar sloop James Gorbam, Nicbois. Fall Rivur.

bAi.rM.lftth Ar scb Jndith Ward. Anderson; and Nash, Smiiii, Gcortitown. fcC, lorNewburyport. tSId si ll iVloHioy, Cartia, and Philsultrlpbia, Rogers. Troy.

iu port, bark Mai Aliens, SpaubbtiiE, New Phiividvhi-b. 17th Arsch Mather. Raker. fork; Rain-bow, VVitiiiiiiiS, Troy; umm Fasbroa, Blydenburg, New kork; tviiol! llaii.do; ir ntieitck Biown. Gardiner, do.

told Auacbne, Ijinnell, Albany; Blaokilobe, Appleby, Vork; Mono, tteebe Koadout. 18th Ar scb Eliza Elwood, Albany; stoop Translation, 1 1 alloc Roudout: 'limes, Tuthitl, do. bul tJeniova, fiicktinou, Wilmington. scb Henry Alfred. Vv'a, l'Miuielpbia; scarab Mnliooald, Rood-out: kloop Wiu 11 Biuwu.

Keatney.N Yoca; Covfc. Khoues, York. faiAHTOVt rf. 17th Arsch Mury Gconre, Gilchrist, Wilmington, No. lot Boston; Paclvut, Welch, New ork fotdo; Zepbr, Ciockct, do tor balem; Geo Evens, Keliar; NUjara, cipauluintE, oi.il Albambra, Bulttycit, do for Portland.

18th Ar scb Itlu.ry Emily French, Baltiatore for Boston; Wm Stevens, bhute. PhUad lor tSalem. lirib Ar sch Mary VVue, Ciock.U, York for Portland, BoeTos, A or 13 Ar.bip Alhauce. Robinson. Havre; hark MassitMHt, FuIrt, GkiiotfSier; Br bnar Osomy, Hancroit.

bt Marlins; sens Mai tba ahhingtun. Murse, i hiladelpiita Malabsvi, Cotttrt, do; Ami. Furgwrit Tlomi.ton lor York. 1'HiLAUKLPHii, Auk i-Arialiip Gf-urce Green. Redman, Liv-enooi; Aiwxaudtjr Caweil, tork; iiouiue, Coliiu.t'airlew.

Tarr tow buiae York; Dolpbjjitackiiott, do; INwve ty. do. I -Id, scbs John Harru. Jeiman. Troy; Banner, Gaaady, NYork Fianaau.

Abuni. HavaiAraw; Olivia ec VirKiniA.Cumraiogs. New Haven: Mary lUroy. Vork; Geo Li ltrowu, Leo, do: steamer Vulcan, s-aviid, do. 19 Ar bark Lawrence, fm Boston.

On Uie I4iii iot, at lit AM, Gay Head Nii by E.tiMUtut 30 wiles, tell in with and boarded tlw sobr of liJIst, Mine, Cafitatin CoouiIk. Irom PmlatlelphiH, ladea wuho(tJ tor Bodoa; site wuiu a ainkinii condition; took off tbe iDater. hu wife, mate and three seanien, and bron-ht them to this ort. Tiie PenMcola hud, on tiie if it previons, in a pale ironi fa to 6 J. loM top.

sail, jib and maitisau; cnJ alo. trom Inbonuc heavy, hadtpmup a ittak. hicb caused tiie captain aad crew to abandon her. Hoe wi not insured. Captain Coombs and his laUtetr owned oue-tourtb ol her.

tki lSHb. sch Ann Roe. GlIWt.N York: ship Rebecca, Bwnkesi. kourtdam; baik Iowa, CoOia, Brazil and a nukst bnir Aconite, Kyewm, Vork. Kichmoti, Aus 17 Ar scha Patmos, PurneU.

NYork; Fanny. Cooley, PbiUul. Charleston, Aug 17 Ar ship James Caider, Pettis, Portland. laUUa. Gitre, Havana.

bAViSitAU. Aug 16 Cid bark Texas, McNair, ork. BT TELEOlAPH. Bo8TOr Ao2f Ar barks Edmund Dwight, Baltimore; Robert, li ork: sch Manasoa. btJaso.

July Also ar barks Al ica, ionUut. June by'pb. BalUmore; Ad-e'iiie. Cantos, July 6: Ottawa, Orleans. July Vhd ship Aagelo, taa rancco: bark BiodTet, Trinidad; briis Lotran, croaaitt; Joon 1W, Havana; Envoy, bacra.

nteato 1 tty: scir A Ibany; Hornet. IX Vork. bALKM. Auk Tigi--. gao 1 raatm-o- New BanroRD, Aug Ar ch 8 Darner.

PbHaderpbia. CW bip Geo liow land. Pontic; Mi.n u. ortb FataXie; Miner- HnLslts' IIoisB, Aug 17 6ld ship America, North Pacific TAkPACUKB Cove. Aus 17 Sid ship Alph.

North Pacific PiDEMe. Aug 13-Ar bng New iuagiaad. Tarks Island, Jtbly 16th. Also, arsch Emily. Mobile.

Fall River, Aug 17-Af asfat BaatJey; Rondonu lbth. PaoUtea. Pliilaiielphia A Heounug, Troy liah, i'haro. lNuadipiia, bid. liftb, sch Voiia.

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BiilM rOK aad Fkror of Sulabjar, ia JLaV tou to rait aate 07 mi wm. rroiwlV, THE EVENING POST. Foexru by Tapper. To the Editor the Evening Petti The aathor of Provsrkiai Philosophy will be indeed an acceptable guest, should ta be abla to aooompliea his intentioD of tutting at. At th )att aoooaats he wat aojosrroiBg in the is land ofGnorrtsey, the hem of hit forefather, and if your readers hare not already met with the following poems, from the G'stms- ry Srr, they may prove acceptable.

Vonn truly, J. C.R. Hyde Park, Ang. 17, 1830. PRESIDENT TATLOR.

1 am rTepsred to die for I have tried To do my Duty Was it Nelson's twin Who spake se like a hero when he died. A Christian hero, with forgira sia Yea It Is one. Colombia's honest pride (and Bother England's joy. we exaim hint tee Who n.w is rone far other avari's to win Than lata of Palo Alto. higher need.

Trophies of nobler and praise more true, Than thoe a grateful country well decreet To her Beet Son her best aad bravest son. Roach for the right, bat Ready heart end hand To make it np arain with victor? won. Ia war and peace the litory ef bis Land AFRICA'S SELF-BLOCKADE. Sister, we are not slow to learn of thee How best to compass rood; how best te ponr Freedom and health, as ea Liberia's shore, Alonr, the skirt of Airie's western sea bistar Columbia, wiser than of yore We love la all things generous to agree I And, well content if blessing so may bo To the poor derating elaveT a slave no mora, frankly we haste to fringe the seaboard thus. With homes and fields of freemen glad to win Arnnnd tbe standards rear'd by thee and as, Body and soul, the resened sons of sin From both worlds' doom of wretchedness aad worst, Through as ne more benighted nor aeearsed Uajab Brook.

Noble heart, of purpose high, Hasten on thy great career, Heedless of the coward cry Slander shouts in Knvy's ear Even now the fslsehoods die, Half for shame and half lor fear Even now the clouds go by, And thy heavon again is clear Let them whisper what they can, Lightly sootl. or loudly blame StilL, rloriouxfriend of Man, Snch mean erasure speeds thy fame (Jood men hie, where bad men ban Elver wes it seen the same, That the leader of the van Won his way through foes and flame I Rajah throned on Indian seas, Thou art there te bless Mankind, Sent te sow by every breesa Seeds of good for heart and mind, Carrying out Hod's great decree To tbe Saxon race assigned. Which the Right ali gladly frees, And is stern the Wrong to bind. 16. The Influences of Nature.

From Wordsworth's Prelude Thru wbPe the days flew by. and years passed on, From Natore and her overflowing soul. I had received so much, that ail my thoughts Were steeped in feeling 1 wes nc'y then Contented, wben with bliss inf (Table I felt the sentiment of Being spread O'er al that moves and all that seemntb still O'er all tbat. Inst beyond the reach of thought Andhoman knowteilr. to the hr man eye Invisible, yet lireth to the heait O'er i II that leaps and ram, and shouts and elnja, Or beats the gladsome er all that glides BeDeath the wave, yea, in tho wave itself, And m'ghty depth of waters.

If this be error, and another faith Kind ersicr access to the pious mind, Yet were I grossly destitnte of aH These human sentiments that make this earth So dear, if I should fail with grateful voice To speak of you, ye mrnntaina, and re lakes And sounding cataract, ye mist and winds That dwell among the hills where I born; If in my youth 1 have been pur in heart, If. mingling with the world, I am content With my own modest pleasures, and nave lived With tod and Nature eommunlug, removed From little enmities and tow desires The gift isyours if in these times of fear. Ths melancholy waste of hrtp "erthrown, Jf, 'mid indifference and apathy, And wiexed exultation, when good men 00 every side fall ofl. we know not how. To sellisbnese.

nil-Raised in gentle names 01 peace and quiet and domestic love. Yet micgled not unwillingly with sneer Of visionnry minds if. in this time I if dereliction ad dismay. I yet Derpair not of our nature, hut retein A more than Roman etmUdence. a faith Tbat fai's not.

in a'l stnow my support. The blessing of my life; the gift is yours. Ye winds and sounding cataracts 'tis your. Ye mountains thine, Nature Thou hast fed My lofty speculations; and in Ihee, For tlits uneasy heart of onrs, 1 find A never-failing principle of joy And purest passion. Feekman Hunt.

Tho l'risoiters' Friend, for September, contains a biography of the diligent editor of the Mtrcltanit' Magazine, from which we take tho following oxtract: r'rocmsn Hunt ia a native of Quiacy. in Mawa-ebnsetts. He wa born on tho 21st of March, 1804. His ancestors emigrated to America only three year after the arrival of the Mayflower. On his mothor side wero the Tnrnors, and wa believe the Stetsons, who settled at Situate, near Plymouth.

Deprived of bis father ia his infancy, and thrown ia his boyhood upon his own resources, te wisely chose the printing business, as an occupation which would afford him the mean of and facilities for the acquisition of knowledge. Thus a printer' trade, a common education, and a firm heart, formed his only capital. Like Franklin, he has achieved a national reputation, and kept his honor pore and untarnished. 'As soon as his period of apprenticeship was over, he commenced business for himself. In thoso days there was Bt one of the numerous publications now fcnown as 'Ladies Magazines, and be established the Cm ever priutcd io this country.

Ke was it projector and proprietor. He succeeded in his prtv iect but he cast aDOUl mm lor soma mvro maniy 1 I I 1 1 and stirring enterprise, no emu uuk uia vegtw mo re-nublication of the 'Penny which garnets, aortog us urn. icar, uuvuiavwu vi thousand. This field being still too small, he entered into the management of the Bowick being an association of authors, artists, printers, and book-binders, whose object wa the pablicationof their own works. A far a we oao ascertain, he had an excellent opportunity to display hi great abilities as a financier, since the principal stock in trade of this company was genius.

During this period he pro-iected the American Magazine of Useful and entertaining to which he also gave success. His next work was tho compilation of two volumes of American which have been to subsequent bookmakers, a sort of British Museum on a smaller scale. He also published the 'American an Episcopalian periodical; and nineteen year ago he removed to Mew York, and established a weekly nowspaper, called the 4 He also wroto an agreeable and very ancceaafal book called Letters about tho Hudson. ahns far Mr. n.

hart an opportunity to exercise i himself in a pursuit sufficiently largo and ample to task hi powers, uonscious oi great innate strengtu of mind, and of untried, and therefore undeveloped, energy, he had been forced to toil in field? where labor was almost irksome, because it was so humble and bnt half a match for his untested abilities Yet during all thi period he was laying np stores of knowledge, that were to sustain him in his futnre path be wa learning the indelible precept of wisdom which experience stamps upon the mind hi judgment and intellect were becoming more ripe, matured, and calm and self-poised. All his enterprises, hitherto, had been characterized by originality and crowned with success now he conceives a still more hazardous and laborious one, and summon all hi power for the trial. If the enterprise shall prove successful, wealth and fame will roll in like wave to his feet if it should fail, but such a thought is not suffered to tarry in hi mind. I can and 1 will, is the temper of bt spirit, and the 'Merchants' Magazine and Commercial was projected in lr'SS, a work which has given him, after eleven years of trinmphant success, a reputation throughout the world." Hawthorne. A writer in the Literary World, in an elaborate article on Hawthorne's Mosses from an Old Manse," say i "Stretched on that new-mown clover, the hill-aide breeze blowing over me through the wide barn door, aed soothed by the hum of the bees in the meadows around, how magically stole over me this Mossy Man and how amply, how bountifully, did he redeem that delicious promise to his guests in the Old Manse, of whom it is written, Others could give them pleasure, or amusement, or instruction these could be picked np any where but it was for me to give them rest, licet, in a life of trouble What better could be dono for weary and world-worn spirits What better could be don for any body, who came within our magic circle, than to threw th spell of a magic spirit over htm So all that day, half buried in the new clover, 1 wtohed thi Hawthorne's Assyrian dawn, and Paphian sunset and moonriae, from the ummit of our EasUarn The softravisbments of the man span me round about in a web of dreams, and when the book was closed, when the spell was over, thi wizard 'dismissed me with but misty reminiscences, as if I had been dreaming cf What a wild moonlight of contemplative humor bathes that Old Maneo! the rich and raredistil-ment ofaspiey and slowly-ooxing heart.

Nofrollick-rcg rudeness, no gross fun fed on fat dinners, and bred in the lees of wine, but a humor so spiritually gentle, so high, so deep, and yet so richly relisbable. that it were hardly inappropriate in an It is the very religion ef mirth lor nothing so hnmaxi bat it may be advanced to that. The orchard of tbe Old Manse seems the visible type of the fine mind that has described it those twisted and contorted aid trees, 'that stretch out their crooked branches, aod take such held of the imagination, that we remember them as humorists and odd-fellows. And then, as surrounded by these grotesque forms, and hashed in the noon-day repose of this Hawthorn' bt. oil, how aptly might tbe still fall of his ruddy thoaghts into your soul be symbolised by the thump-of a great apple, in the (tillest afternoon, falling without a breath of wind, from the mero necessity of perfect ripeness For no less ripe than ruddy are the apples of the thoughts and fancies in this sweet ManofMoese Buds and Bird-voice.

What a delicious thing is that Willth world ever be so decayed, that Spring may not renew iu greenness And the Fire-Worship Was ever tha hearth so glorified into aa altar before 1 The mere title of that piece is better than any common work tn fifty folio velumes. How exquisite is this i Nor did it lessen the charm of his soft, familiar eoarrteary aad helpfulness, that th mighty pint, were opportunity orlored him, would run not through th peaceful ho aaa, wrap iu Inmate in hi terrible saa- bno, su Iwo no thin, of Uua wt tacl wyic B4 I 3 4 ri NO. 18 NASSAU, NEAR PINE ST. bones. This possibility ofmaddoatrnctiononly mad his domestic kindness the more beaatifnl and touching.

It was so sweet of him, being endowed with such power, dwell, day after day, and one long, lonesome night after another, on th dusky hearth, only new and then betraying hi wild nature, by unsung ats rea tongas ont of toe ctumney-top True, he had done muca mischief ia the world, and wat pretty certain to do mora, bat his warm heart atoned for all He was kindly to lha nee of Bat he ha still other armies, not auite so rud dy, though full as ripe that have been left to wither cn the tree, ai.er the plernaat autamn gathering is past. Tha sketch of The Old Apple Dealer' is conceived in tbe subtlest spirit of sadness he whose rabduod and nerveless boyhoca prefigured his abortive prime, which, Hkewiaei contained witnm itself the prophecy and image of hU lean aad torpid aire. Such touches as are in this piece cannot pro ceed from any common heart. They argue such a depth of tenderness, snch a boundless sympathy wun ail forms of beine. sueh an omnipresent love, that we mart needs say that thi Hawthorne is here almost alone in his generation, at leart.

in the artistic mani festation of these thmtrs. atm mora, ooea xoacaes these, and many, very manyimuar ones, all through his chapters, famish elues whereby we eater a little way Into the intricate, proioend heart where tney originated." THIRTY-FUST CONGKK8S First Session Washwoton, Tuesday, Aug. 23. Ia Senate. i After th consideration of the moraine? business.

the Fugitive tolave BM1 was again taken up, the ques tion oetng upon Air. mason amendment, which wa adopted witnout a division. This amendment pro vides in effect, that three commissioner shall be appointed io each county by the Federal Judge of the several uuictai juiatriota, wno snail near and deter mine, in a tarr manner, every case of an alleged fugi tive trom slavery. The deiiositlon or affidavit of tbe owner, certified before soino judicial officer in the state from which the slave may have fiod, and proof of the identity of the person claimed, to be deemed sufficient proof to warrant the delivery of the fugitive to the claimant who shall bo subject to no farther molestation con veyance of his slave back to the p'sce from whioh he bad fled, the decision of tne commissioner Deing final. The marshal and his dopnties are directed to execute the warrants by these Commissioners, and a penalty of six months' imprisonment or a fine of one thousand dollar I imposed upon those who hall aid in tne escape or a nave from the claimant.

It also provide that if the slave is resetted from the claimant, after, being delivered into his hand by the Court, hi or her elavo shall be paid for oat of th Treasury of the United States. Mr. Pratt moved farther to amend the bill by add ing still more stringent provisions for the payment by tbe United States of the value of escaped slave who shall not be delivered up to the claimant by the omcera whose duty it rs made to execute this law. Mr. Pratt supported bi amendment at considerable length, closing hi observation with a dissertation npon tbe impropriety and Impracticability of abolishing slavery tnroughoat the Union, and some stric ture "upon a speech delivered in Ohio some time since by an individual who he designated as the higher lower.

Senator Dayton opposed the amendment. He wonld like to got rid ot tb agitation by making it a question of dollar and cents merely, bat it must be aone in a legal ana constitutional way. ne princi ple involved in tho amendment proposed wa one which if adopted would lead to disistrons results. Mr. advocated the amendment, if the federal government failed to perform its constitu tional duty it was but just that the 'westers states should make good to the owner of the slave his or her valne.

Mr. Butler contended that the Federal Govern ment ought not to be made tbe grand underwriters of rugttive slaves, it was tne duty ot tne states to ex-ecute the constitutional crovisions in Question. After some further debate, Mr. Underwood gave notice of an amendment ia the form of a substitute for the entire bill, which was ordered to be printed. 1 he senate then adjourned.

Hooee of Representatives. Mr. Thurston, by unanimous consent, presented a memorial irorn the territorial leg'Slature or Uregon praying for donations cf public lands, and moved to refor it to Committee on Territories. i Mr. Thompson, of Mitsinrippi, said that a few days ago the Committee of tho Whole on the State of the Union decided that a delegate from a territory had no right to make a motion.

He, however, diilerod from this decision, bnt raised the point whether the delegate could move to refer. The Speaker gave hi reasons at length and over ruled the point ot order. i Messrs. Burt and Duer contended that delegates are not members of the House, and consequently cannot exercise the privilege of members. They had only the right to donate.

The question was taken, end tho Honso Busfaintd the decision of the Chair, lj yeas 111, nays b'2. So the memorial was referrud. Tbe House then went into committee on the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation Various amendments of no special interest wore acted on. On motion of Mr. Bayly, an amendment was agreed to, that when Collector of Customs' salary is not below $2,600, he shall receive no compensation aa Superintendent of Light-Houses, or as Disbursing Agent- Good progress was made with the bill, end the committee rose.

House adjourned. Convention. On connticg the votes for t. Treasurer, the result was as follows: Addison M.Smith, 173; EdwaTd C. Dibble, 1S4; Edward Wha'ao, 54; Abraham Van Vorst, 23; John W.

KawkswortU, 31 Alt. Brown, ti bo choice For G. Warden, Greene, 178; A. G. C.

Cochrane, lfi3; John it. Taylor, 81 no choice. The convention then prooeeded to ballot, a second time, which resulted as follows G. Warden, S. W.

Vol-noy Green, A. G. C. Cochrane, Buffalo, '213. For G.

Treasurer, E. L. Dibble, Batavia, 233; A. M. Smith, Mount Morris, 209.

Aftorwhich, the G. M. read his report, which was referred to the appropriate eommiueos, D. P. Barnard, G.

to the G. Lodge. The U. S. Grand Encampment met at the Odd Fellows' Hall, on Monday evoning at 8 o'clock, Patriarch J.

K.Taylor, in the chair. The credentials of delegates wore then read, after which, G. Encampment degrees were given. The report of the G. P.

was then read, which represented the order in the Northern District of New York in a prosperous condition. There Lave been 12 new charters for Encampments, and there are now ti3 Encampment working nnder tho jurisdiction of the Grant Encampment. The following officers were elected: Jamos P. Sangors, Peekfkili, G. P.

by 25 majority Timothy Purcons, of Buffalo, G. High Priest; A. A. Van Schenectady, G. Senior Warden, 47 ma jority.

Dkath or a Distinguished Lono Islander. Died at residence, Bay Side, Queen's County, Locg Island, ca the night of Saturday last, Judge Effingham Lawrence, in the 731 year of bis age. Judge Lawrence has long been a resident of Queen's county, and haa been for many years recognised a one of the most distinguished and public4ptritod citizens of the state. His efforts in the cause of agriculture have been extensive and successful, his name being with all the great improvement in farming operation, which the northern section of the Union can boast. Brooklyn Advertiser.

At New Haven, early on Monday morning, the mercury stood at 47 degrees 'only 15 degrees above freezing. We have had a touch of autumn in this city also for a few day pact. Mr. Silas Wampole, of Trenton, N. has been nominated Indian Agent for Oregon.

Mr. Cohant has been nominated by the whig of the Now Orleans District as a candidate for Congress, to supply the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Mr. Conrad. A great mass meeting has been held at Montgo mery, Alabama, which adopted strong southern resolution in favor of sustaining the Texas Territory and tho Missouri line. Bah! Intelligence of the expedition in search of Sir John Franklin has reached the Navy Department, dated at Whalettsh island, un 29.

All was safe and very well, though icebergs had been encounter ed by tho vessels. Mr. Jesse lliller. Secretary of State under Gov. Shank, died at Harrisborg, Aug.

20, of congestive fever. Fire hundred delegates parsed through Utica, on Tuesday, August 20th, to attond the Gerrit Smith Convention, at Cast-noviav Thomas E. Earlett, of Gloucester connty, on Thursday night, at Baltimore, walked overboard from a schooner bound to Norfolk, and was drowned, while In a fit of somnambulism. The ship States' Rights cleared at Savannah, on the 17 th for Liverpool, with a cargo of cotton valued at $170,000. Last week, io Cincinnati, a large hog pen ws (track by lightning, and upward of one hundred and fifty of its inmates were killed.

Henry Fielda, a few weeks from Sing Sing, where he had been confined for burglary, Addison MoDonald aliat Jerry Donnelly, Eliza Shirm and William Cooper, were arrested at Philadelphia, on Tuesday, and committed for farther hearing, charged With being concerned in the murder of Bard. Abraham Galloway, having a family in Phila delphia, died at Pittsburgh, of cholera on Saturday The oenxas of Hobokeo ha been completed, and the population found to be 2,750, which is aa estimated increase of 1000 over last year. About 100 konsea have been erected the present season, many of tbcm of the first class. Mr. iiioe.

of Pottrvflle, grow, a grape Tin twined round an apple tree. The vine has for years borne blossoms but no fruit! This year fruit appears, which externally Is apple, with iu down, its flush, its tufted crown, ore; internally the pulpy texture is more grape than apple, bat tbe seed and capsular tegument favor the apple. On Satarday the telegraph commanlcaled a message from Washington to New Orleans ahead of time. The message left Washington at thirty minutes past eleven o'clock, Washington time, and reached New Orleans five minute past eleven. New Orleans time, thus travelling about twice a fast as the apparent motion of the San round the earth, or oerrectly (peaking, doable the velocity of the earth's motion on its own axis, aa tbe difference of time between the two place is aboat one hoar.

A similarity of name, has led to the mistak into 'which, the Albany Allot has fallen, in connecting young English, lady of high rank, (Lady A. La,) sit. hU (pcAtttt I- Ccttm ietIUfi at Corn Potto R(-Aaet Am of United State Stocks AU IranquU oJtU DaMPrvmusing Crof, In addition to th foreign' aw we published the aoeiated prat, lave this Jranin Nr saved tawfoUewgs The question relative Bares Kothaciuld'l takinf Us seat nt tha Una of Commootha toon tttwtporatd to the next session, when the Minister ar to intro duce a new bill upon tha i- The House of Com mens have, by a larra majority, granted the present Duke of Cambridge a pentioa of wuaiui' I Th Irish Franchise km. af mutilated by I th Lord, ha been rejected by tho Commons, who have substituted a XI2 rroalificatron, which, as it is stated, add some i votes te tbe Irish constituencies. Tho Algwriaa act for Ireland ha, been withdrawn.

The Oueen and court are to leave London for Scot land oa tho 23d instant, previous to which har Msje-tv was eXDected to pro rot Parliament in persoa- The asnonnoem.ot or tbe enaoi tne repeat baovw- mont wa premature. At a meeting fast ween, tne rent wa declared at 23, and it ia now said the! so ciety is nearly out of debt. i Be iHirStrs HBimmn nas neen orouznt ao doae, tho Reverend gentleman having gained his aoint fa even vsnent. Harvest operations hare commenced, and tho crops promise extremely well. the man who threatened tne me oi uoru juuu Kusaell ha been committed for trial.

The nerfonnanws of the oeoan steamer, of Both Canard's and Collins' line, have been the them of renewed wonder at Liverpool. I be ilibemia rescued her wharf on Sunday evening nearly twelve hour ociore sue wa expected not tn's was eciipacna the performance of the Atlantic, which has now made th shortest, by many hoars, on record. The Atlantic arrived at midnlr ht on Tnatdav. to the Sur prise of every body and amid the congratulations of tne public, who lully appreciate the value ot tne spirited opposition. Her news wis telegraphed to London, nnd appeared there on Wednesday morn ing'.

i The correspondent of the fifobesayt that the Neapolitan Government ha admitted in nrincitile the claims of indemnity pat forward by Lord Palmeratoo, for the losses suffered fey tbe British residents at Messina and Palermo daring the seige at those place, and thu, the only question now undetermined ia the amount. Th Board of Trade returns for the month ending the 5th of July, (how an increase with the correspon ding month ot last year. I he aggregate values or exports during tbe first naif of the present year na Dees ,41,778,044, shewing an increase ot xa.aM.iroo, as compared with the oorresnondtng neriodsof 1849. j.ne American minister, lady and daughter, are on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Noxthnmberland at Alnwick Castle. It ia said that the Great Britain steamshin has been purchased for 25.000.

and that i to ran with parscnger on the Pacific between Panama and Banrrancuoo. KILAJtCK. The. cholera has nearly disappeared front Toulon. Tbe cord harvest is now about halt over, and, it 5 said, will not be so plentiful as wa expected.

The Minister of War haa demanded another credit of 12,537,840 francs, to meet the expenses of Camp at Versailles, and other contingent outlays Tho President is aboat to set oat on proposed excursion through the southeastern provinces. The bill for putting an end to the forced currency of the Bank of France was d'soussed in the Assembly August (ith, and was favorably received. i A private letter from General Demblnsk, state that the 1 urkish Government, at the demand of th Knssian and Anstiian Governments, has ordered him to be removed whore Kossath and his compan ions in extie are connnea. i A terrible storm broke over Pari August 7th. aad did great damage.

The rain fell in such torrent that, for hour, the streets were impassable. The heaven were completely obscured, and in aom houses candles wero lighted. A great Legitimist conference is being held at Wiesbaden, the delegates cirel'ng round the Count de Cbambord. M. Guizot is among th number the Prince Liven, M.

Berryer, and M. La Rochejaoque- un are also mere, i ne eoaterenoo is supposed to nave a aeep political meaning. i The new law relative to the press, has had the ef fect of killing several of the provincial journals, and in all ease th circulation of the paper has been greatly aimmienea. DENHARK ASO TUBS OCCIIIKB. A protocol, which recognsies substantially all tbe leading views of the Danish government, was signed in London, on Saturday, by nearly every Foreign Minister at the Court of St.

James. A telegraphic dated Hamburg, 1st inst. states that General Willisen has declared that ho will hold the Danish prisoners responsible for whatever may happen to tnose of the Schleswig Holatein party. No charge had taken place in the position of the armies. General Willisen has issued another proclamation, Draising bis troops, and declaring tbat tbey cannot oe driven from the soil of ecbloswie, except by a sc.

eond and third battle, and they will be bloodiorthan the fitbt. The Danish force la estimated at 42,000 to 44,000 men. 'ibe ardor for the Holstcin cause is said to be abated at and near Hamburg. Advieea from Altona ef the 5th, states that a col lision between the Danish and Holjtein armies took pi a 39 on Friday, near Mohlde, which resulted in tbe defeat of the Danes. The lore inconsiderable on both idea.

Little doubt exist among well informed parties, bnt that higher power will be involved hi the adjustment of this before any thing decisive or satirfaotorr will be done. Should diplomacy not succeed, and in the next battle, should Gen. Willisen be victorious, and he cross the Eyden, Kaniaand r.ngland will probably inter) ore, and should the Danes triumph aud rush into Holland, the Prussian nnd Hanoverians wiU be Tkelyto attack them. Should it so occur that either llusia or England shall be compelled to interfere, there i reason to appre heed a revolution in Germany, which her present rulers may be unable to control. HERMAN EM PIKE Under date of Berlin, Ang.

3, we learn that the question of a German Parliament and Constitution is again allowed to slumber, and in reference to the Danish ratification, all hopes of thoir success are now at an end, aa Prussia and Austria cannot come to any satisfactory adjustment. Th Prussian corn of observation, under Gen. Hobn, have established their headquarters at Burt- zelburg, near the Ho'itein frontier. The remainder of the ciiv'iion it continued north Hard alongthe Hols frontier. We leai a from Berlin that nearly 200 oEceri, frem various branches of the army, have gone to join Gen WiUiaen and the lioistoinera.

The Vienna Cabinet teem to be for peace. notbinp is talked of but reduction of the army, and retrenchment in its expenditures. RUSSIA. The Emperor Nieholas has issued an ukase order tng seven men in each one thousand of the population of the western province, anl ten io each one thousand in some other provinces to be raised for the army. The population of these distiiots ia computed at twenty-one millions.

TCFK.HY. The Saltan has decided tbat specimens of the man. ufactares of Turkey shall be sent to the exhibition In London, in 1851, and he has nominated a commission of fivetuperlor functionaries ef the Ministry of Commerce, three Mussselmen and four Christian merchants, to superintend the necessary arrangements. Lamartine is at Constantinople. Drown, Shipley Clrewlar.

Notwithstanding the large daily business in Cotton during the past week, the tone of the market has been decidedly quiet.with a decltneof fc'ly Id per lb in e'l di-er p-tions of American, below fair. Ttis eteok must mainly be aacribwd to the slightly improved weather far the grow, ing crop, creating at tbe present eomperstirely high nrie'S a degree of uneaiinrna on the nart of holders, and a desire to realise on the least sign of anything unfavor- auietotneir prrcpee-a vtuvwuiuua common lair ur-leans, Uplands and Middling the same ss by the Niagara Miildlior qne'ities are quoted at Tbe merioan descriptions sold consists of about 15.000 bslrs Orleans, at 69 13.000 do Upland, at BJai 4,000 do Mobile and Alabama, at 7JaSJ, aud 2.600 do Sea Island, at 12U1S1. The stock of American Cotton la Liverpool Is estimated at 1,000 bales, against a stock at this period last year ol bates. Uardlner Circular'. Messrs.

Gardiner Cb. Circular of August 9th, (ay that the weather haa been (bowery and variable, and retarding harvest operations. Along with this we bare bad large al rivals of wheat from the Berth of nrr.p. The natural upward tendency tha caused on the band has been counterbalanced on the other, sod prlne remain pretty nearly ss before for wheat and floor. Indian corn, inCuenead by very general reports of potato blight, has advanced sixpence to one shining per quarter.

To-day 's market opened very tamely. Towardsthe doae, EOSsid-rable poreb-sea af wheat were mad. at fall prices, ana inaiaa eora was gwaeraity seta ror gner rate. (rovlstona Beef, fair sale at rUady prieee. Pork doll price unvaried.

Baeea ia ia active demand at an atvaaee of sixpence to a smiling oa low qnall ties. For other descriptions tne stock Is much redaeed. bbonlders re scarce and command fall Ia hams ao ias-provrmeat cheese do lard cCDunaad 33 a 33s td nee ami et to a jbs oa. Coffee Slow Bale, at d-eraesing rates. Sugar London and Liverpool aaarket ar aetrr at Improving price.

i JVloiaaaea Larze basine at Improved price. Tea la improving demand for all om tana Congo at veryraa rate, bom qualities nav aavaaeaaone penny. No ehanr. ia Green. Naval btcrea Nothing doing ta TarpeatiBe, which is nominally 4 a 7s.

About lboo bkis common American rosin arid at 8d a Od. Quercitron Bark Oa the spot, remain firm at 12s per ewt, for first Pbtladelpnia. i Ashes Are dearer, with pood Inquiry. Bale reaah 8C0 barrel at 30 a 31s for rearls, aad 36 fm? rot. i Tohaeeo Small business price remain firm Oils Olive, fair business at tbe late advance.

Lla-aeetl. lees inenirv at 34. All fish Oils du'L i Freights No variation ia rates or demand, for goods or paaaearera. Money eontlaaea abaadant at very low ra'ea C-rmaols closed steadily ihrongh tba week at 95) a 97, till Friday, WBtm xney -i 1 There has been a fair demand for TJalUd Stats ateeV. bat there are few Bering Tba following quotations turrent at unosa sua laaiant, anew a eon-Sioerable advaauj.

V. 8 Fives, tot a 9J W. TorkSlxea, tSTOH a OS Pena. Ftva, 84 a Ohio Bixea, Ta. a V.

8 Sixes, IO aiOnl V. S. flies. V. S.

Sixes, ...1071108, CanadaSIxes, T4 I01ial02) Business la th manufacturing dittriet eontiaaas The proscect ef an abundant harvest bt rnsnJIr reed exaept for potatoes, for which serious af prehensions an beginning to be felt. The rot Is repeated to be pradiag aepecixliy ta the sooth of Ireland. Cotvosj OlaSKxT. Tbe market has been quiet during the week and all American eserlpttwa bato Fair hav. nrsdad a.

aiahth ,,.1 OU1 Of Wbleh speculator have taken 27,000 aad exporters 1.000 bale. Hav CoTT.it Mairrr. Aug. T. Sales of fsttoo for the week 13JJO0 balw, at aa advame tlx sWavn rn The latstt advice are to th 8th.

at which time th. xaarrwJ was qaletbat. Hibemia' aarws baving aewdawad a cttect Us. market. Iaoscsigers.

Mr and Mr Farrett, Dr Bhattoek and Mr and as au ud Mr fnssress Jdr and Mrs CeUa- Biore, Mr ad Mr Tawnhaaaker, Mr aad Mr King. Mr aad Mr aHvwa-s. Maaar Aadmaa, Tappais, Law, DsMxdsm, ArialT. Mr. Browa, Eewd.

Croekatt, Law, Groea, Keating, Mesas Pen, Cbadwiek, Mevsr aad rrsaaas, uagetea vrosny, utuajoba, ArJoaer, Meora, Lasky, Kaaas, Ball, -Wayar, Lateafiald, Park, fasti, frawa, Statea), donljtoa, Ptleoni, piaine, rilKTHEi. BKWS BT TH3B KTJHOr. and frUad, Fatter, Law, trtarl, Seawi aetsast, tdre, Netting, 'oantela, HtaeMeta, OIUob, ralM, Looby, Joseph, Haatoa, Herat, OeaMtaf wf. Wangh, Weed, KeDepat, Hotbaaa, Tboaapsoa, Oreewe, leak! sWar Camptoei, Hal ah raw Alii Seal free Near T.k i. AaaaUrW I lairrleki uverpeoi; stia Quia saam, aaarw Eea, Ms.Mift.wi etsToBlo, Clwaa, Deal; WsstaUastar, do; HswaSMtoC, Iswiaiv; ttk, Liverpool; tth, Haavbargki ta, Heairia: Hadcv Sravaeeed.

-Arrived froaa BeaHoa Jury ta, ArkeirtaHati' Cleared for alartwiUws Jar, Oak; Uat. JcaaBalaa, Lwgborn; Mth. loal Malta, atilda, ArabaagU; Cweac Fredwriew. St UTsea, Sailed tor New York Ar Manlarva. Cettat tat aaa Fields, Uverpool; Kay Flower.

OaaU; 4th, natal; 6th, Sandusky, Liverpool; Tth, A CaaBbrMca, do; 8ta, rtemetpcere, oo; Lcraaututioa, ao; aaraiaia, as zeoobia. uaaeeiy. r- Bailed tor- Boston -July lUaoant, Bt Tetersbwrgh Ang 1. Albioa. Qneareatewa; Tth, Wlataroa, Lrrar- pool: Arrivwd from 1 hrladelphia Aug Mary fli-sal.

i Bailed fax Llverrool-Aag Berlin, ao. leara from Mr. Shaw, th ealigin. rat set of ta gnropa, that th. packet ahlps CoarUll.tioa aad Traitta, meat war passed at the Bell Buoy, gotag tata.Uvwraeol A'so, hrp Anna Ttxt, from New rnieaa, trMrABKn FOit TBS aTVarjrtllo post.

Earrings are tin very fahkmabl. TdMof padlock form ar the most ia favor. -Tho salary of Her M.jesty', chief oook 700 a year. Jeaay Lind was a penoaal friead of tho lata Bishop of Norwich. After his death, aha.

In accord ance with tho custom of her own country, east chaplet of Ivy to be placed oa alt gray, a har toars. ---o i I Lieutenant Colonel W. N. Burns, aM ixiroaaaad' th house ia whioh ait father, th Met, lived and died, at Domfrie. "ux One of tho most remark abl instanewt of th cheap travelling of tho present day, ia about to take) place, by the convayanoe of a party of ParitlaBS to- London, and back to Pari, at the extraly low eharge of thirty franc per head, equal to twenty-bar shilling English money, or about ix dollars.

-The total quantity of soap manulactured la Great Britain, from the 5th of January 1849 to tho Sth January 1850 waa 917,432,103 lb. Of this 1,440,85. lb, ware aflicated 178,543,633 wero hard, and were toft. Coral bracelets are in fashisa. Soma ladia wwar bracelot of green or black velvet ribbon, fattonod by a clasp.

Some ladio wear coral and velvet braoeleU on the tamo arm. The poet Moore i ttlli deeply afflietod by th loss of hit ton, an officer In foreign torrioo, who died aom time ago. Moor hat nerer reoeived any offlo or pension from tho 'whig party, Some of th French journal hav begun to tig their leading articles. M. Chamboll ka aapOtadott hi nama to a very frank aad bold artielo ia thai OV-drt, in which ho allude to the mother war waging between the executive aad tho legaxlatara, and tho dangers with which the country it threatened.

The latest aceonnts from St, Peterxbargh ttats tbat a teoond division of tho Knafiaa Balti leot. having en board nearly tea thonsand troops of tha land forces, ws about sailing. la eonsequenoe of the new law on the pre fa France, most of the Pans paper have raited their price the Comtilut ionmel from 8 to IS franc th and th Prtut bom 6 to 12 francs the quarter. Glastonbury-Abbey, om of tho most iamomt ruin In th west of England, la shortly to bo put. up for tale by auction, with tho estate ea which it standi.

General Count -Piro, oaa of tho mcot dlitla-guisbed officers in the French Empire, died reoentlyi He fought at a privat soldier of the National Guard of Pari, on the barricade, against th insurgents of Jane, 1843. Lady Peel it at Twickenham. Her Majesty hr wiitten Lady Peel an autograph letter of eondolanoe, in the kindest terms. Tho ubjct of "native eystert-wat recently discussed in the Lords. A bed of oyster hat lately been discovered been Dieppe and Brighton.

It was in a part of the tea that both nations had, by treaty. ooDiented should not bo fished upon. Ftv English, fishing boat had lately trespassed there, aad had! been taken by tha French cruisers. Lord Lantdownoi (aid he admired the wisdom of the eystert, in seeking neutral ground. A company, consisting of English harholdrv have proposed to place a Submarine Telegraph b.

twoen Dover and Calais tha entire length of wira ia completed, and the experiment in conveying ma- sagos will commence ia a few days. Honse's Tele graph, which haa been long in successful oporatiosi. between New York and Philadelphia, It tha on which they intend to make use A few days ago, a depatation waitsd Sfr If se Moatefiore to ask his assistanoe ia their efforts I baild a church. You know my religious opm'sn," replied the excellent Jew, I cannot giro you aioney to build a church thr ar Bve hundred guineat for jou to do what you Fk with. A eorrespondont of tha Limerick writing from Cincinnati, says, that la tbat town ther, are over two hundred doctors, and I am orry-to add, ail doing wU; but thi must not bo attribur.

ed entirely to disease, as an American will consult a doctor for a pain ia hit little finger." i A most audacious robbery has been committed in Paris. Tbe Counts do Caomont to ease ht tha Avenue des Champ Elyiia, a largo hotel, which, with much valuable furniture, picture, jewelry, plate, wa entrusted to tho keeping of tho porter. The hotel waa lately found ihut up, and thoroughly and completely gutted." It appears that dnrinr ten or twelve days consecutively, th neighbor had observed seven it eight wagon beforo tho door of the hotel. On application at tho potior, lodge, it, wat stated tbat th Count Caumont, had gives, orders for the tale of hit furniture. Tha farniturt) was taken to the Plat dt la Bonne, th moat crowded part of Paris, stud sold by auction.

All thi was done day by day, and th laden wagon psaaril through tbe moat crowded thoroughfare of tho capital. Tho furniture wa declared to be that' of the Count and old In the mart at such. The more valuable aad portable articles, inch at jewelry and plat, were sot exposed for sal at all. Information wa given that fourteen chests, containing the latter, had been tent to Havre. The police tot ont in quest of tho wagoa but too late.

The chests had been embarked bob day before on a vessel which had tailed for America. Thi vessel, the St. Nioholas, daily expected her. Our vigilant police should bo at hand to seixo tha stolen property as soon as the St. Nioholas arrive.

It it stated in a letter from Simlln, of th 20tv that Mr. Fbnblanqae, Consul' General of England in Scrvia, had (truck hit flag, and tent a letter ot complaint to th Pacha of th fortress, ia eoaseoneaes of the Servian police having iafiloted torn paaiah-mant on his domestics an act which ho present to-be a violation of bi privileget. Mr. Mechi declares tbat ntno-tsntbtof tht farnv-en of England know nothing aboat farming. say the land it not half ploughed, half drained, or manured.

He says that not oa half, and probably not one fourth, of the good thing ar taken oat of Itv which it it competent to produce. rj Jenny Lind -was at Wiesbaden, whir the horn player, gave a concert at which aha ang. She gave 2400 to tho peasioa faad for the widow and orphans of artiittt, th product of six concerts at which aha sung at Stockholm. Critics say that the black singer, Seaora Martinez, fat not to be classed with th highest rang of vocalists, and that "tho American company of Ethiopian singer would bo tbat in whioh Dona Maria Martinet would beet appear." 1 On Wednesday, tha 24th tba Protectant, Dutch aad French churches in the oity of Liondon, established aly 24th, 1550, by royal charter or Edward 6th, solemnly eommtmorated that day by a. special tei vice In the evening, tha ooraiatorset ot both churche had a grand banquet.

A Ctntiotrs CiaccatTancx. While Mr. Sintoeti W. Cummiega, or this town, waa laboring in tho -field a fw day ago, ho teU tontethlng bard peso from the inside of his aoae into hit nsenth, which a immediately spit out, and npoa exaainatis it arev-, ed to be a bra button about half as iaoh ia diame-ter. Hi parenU and ether well recollect the timo wben got it up his nam it waa in th month of: August, 1633, he then bedng only four year From that timo forward it caused him no trouble aw-; til last winter, when he had a fall which jarred hat head considerably, aad, at bo thinks, partly dilndg-.

td th button and wa tho ultimate caws of its and- ing its way out, after being a Waaat of bi aoae tor about seventeen year. Ta button la covered with a kind of bony aa betas, whioh give it a rough ragged appoaraaea. It ha been oarefally presarvdaa4 eaa be examined by any that led disposed to dennt the correctneu ef tho abov WiUittaa- tip Medipxn, tr i -v i i cl I A Inrr to Lion Hrnvrxaa. Mr. Cummlnr, tm bl eat raordi nary book deeoribing bi sporting ad rea- tare iu southern Africa, which vi.it for tho aier pleasure and excitement ef shooting lions, rbi-toeeeroee, giraffes, serpents, and other Strang ant- mala, volonteer aom good advice to the waa waald mdnlgraiberereaioaeriinhaiUg.

Ho aayss may remartt that Itoa hunting, aoaer any eiinutarioe, b) decidedly a danger as paraaiL It may. aevertheka bo followed to a aartaia at tent, with comparativ aafety by tho who hav, nata rally a toraforlhatairtothiBg. A taklu of death, pcrfoot coolness aa acqoarataaea with thdispetioondAmaiderof rable knowiadre tho use of th rid, ara Indirnes-. aabl to him he wosid shiaa ta 'taa ovwrpoweringly- exoitine prtim ai naaaog tau jaeuy aueorai.4 kirgof I vea wars very tona oi aorging. lin a aaew IUU pus.

(ound heart Ut fiptoftef, af a 1, 9 i ill.mMi.i C.i,nn iHftlAtsawst Foots to her hubaad. oblige ate with te-day. t. pure has a new drtt.M. MShaat aay each tking, Agne yea oailod at a boor yeetorday "Iaw, love, that was aothisg I oalytioaat by it it 1 1 I fi ii Ii i 1 i i II tl ri.