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Titr.ilav. eitpe.day, Tl.ursil iy, Friday. Pitiiinlay, Mi.niliy. Tllfadiiy. Wednesday, Thursday.

TUB EYEIina roiT, A WHOM, iUtUI U. UvJ.U4.aV, bAU-V-cnMtec 0 Itae or le- rim Inmre, Jai ikir4 Insertion. At Rki, AILT-1 Baa, a esse I ad ka thaa 1ft 'nt twn 7 swat; mnwmi aad Ikud Insertions, sTrun. mmtm ery ta- ABVKK ririCMFLVT apae which lb linha of iaa 'amta. ID Slrf MAUUbO, will tMtnl aad niTrT u' rsl aL AUVk-' kept aa tlauuU af th paper ars smce.

VKAILUf AIjVKK TlrlLkrsslavrJaW, MO; without pm, li pot uiui aot, bo wain, bttaa TM lralni Arrj.iil Brass Curtau Pies Pm for the Ceantry, lUHXAUrU ANNUM. IMVIt TWW'I A 1 Wwklr Ermine Peat, i All klaae at Ja rrlaUag exeeatevg anpauih la tia. a e. leal aaa a Ivl.t.asvsloa rtaMMklelerau. I NOTICES.

111 KTKEKT. Owaers aad oeeapeau of J) ail ihe tout froaiMet mi Broad M. will paw ak arnica that irri la about in ba eaantcfcrd la llt no deposit of aay raMMk at building Marian will to prrminen hi itia ua live street to obstruct tmo nerrasary batldir th sewer. Builders will tak. aoora that ao permit will ba cnalad fir th placing of nawua pu portion of said street interfere ilta (i building if Iha xwar, bad that all aa- trfials obstrwuag Iha tea.

a He therefor will Da faqoirea to removed. F.I.IAfl mi. Ktreet Coramrevrioner. treat CoafnlasbMMt't (nT.ce, I in July Ji.ia, JT-" ClOlt FOKA 1 14 ajtsTICsK. Pablle aoll to hereby give to the owaar or owaere, occupaat or rcurnfe of buvaaa aad lots, laprored or aaimpmyad lamia.

artcried thereby, that tha Mlowlng Aaeeasaneala have barn eon.nl.ied bv tha Aaaaaaota, aad an lodcad la the Htra-t Cmninnatoaar'a OAca for axamiaativja by all per an Inirtwatrd Tlx: virm atraaLfram Lawl atmattotba balk. hf-iA at iha tM irer; anbractaa loa oa both aidaa of uih titrrt haiwcaa l' auaat aad tha liaat nTar also, lot. both ildm of Maarta atrawl, katwae Fnarth aad futh trf alto. Inta oa Iha aaat aula of Lewu aUeat, beiwrrn f'mtrlh and nirh atreaU. All whoaa Inwmata ara aflectad bytbaabora nnriiril Aamctaoirnia.

and who ara oopoard ho the aama, or a.ihrr nf uwni. ara reniiatlad to praarnl tbair objecunae. la rmnr. iha anitri(nrL at Iha Hiraat mniaaioaar'a Wire, within fhlriy d- mm iha daw of thla aouce. KI.I AH I.

riMITII.blreat tucnaiuaioocr. Ptrwi CommiifWa Hfica, July 3 111. te-44. JY3I UK tlOld'Olt ATIOX NOTIC E. Public aotlca la iea to Iha owner or owners, occnpanl oroe-rinta "fall braaaa aad loia, laproyedor anlDiproTed ln.U.

ailcied thereby, that Iha fnllowlny Aaaeaaajeau hv ln cnmpleird by the Aiaeamn. and ara lodfrd la tlir nir ei L'immiaaumei'i Office kit einrnl nation by all par-in inlreated, via: iul.tinr 4 let atreet, between ih and 9th aenaee, en.hnc lota ua both aidea of 41at itraat, between tha 8ih ant uih avenuea. All whota Interna ara affeeled by the bor na-inl Aa and who are oppiiaed to the aama, ar al-Ihrr of them, are riHgueaied to preaent their objeeUona. la wniine in the artdni(ned. at iha 8 treat Urflra, withia thirty dayafroa the da ofthia aHire.

EI.IA8 SMITH, PtreetCVminlMlnner. and Chilraaa of Asseuort. Htreet rrfirw, July Slat. 1M.V J)" 1UUFOK A'rio "Ay do Bands lli.ll llinga Screw Hunk Laap do btlse R.ags Saah I s.tnert ttash hasiba Surplice Pins Luting Head Ihius do I or nice Klaga. NOTICE Public Ntittee is lirreiiy ivee to the owaa or owners, ore pant or ne- ruinnlt all bouses aaa ion, improve a Hniminuwi Inn-N, aliened trterehy, that the foliowlnf Aaaeasmeau hi v.

tn eoinplrteil by the Assessors, and ara lodied in the trert Crmiinian ioner's OAca for examioaujoa by all person inlr-rf'trn1. tor Mvm Kievanth atreet. fmm Aveane to, and In-tliidins the iniersevtlna of Dry Dock street, embracing I-ots on both sides ol Eleventh street betweea Avenues and 1) also Lots on bulb I lies of Avenue between Tenth and Twelllh streets. All persons whoaa lateraate ara affected by tha above nHiurd As-eiimeaU, aad ho are opposed to tba same, or either oi them, are requested to present their objections, tn nuns, to he nnnerslsned. at Iha Street Commissioner's lfire, within thirty days from tha dale of ihia Notlre.

KI.IArJ SMITH, Htreet Commlsalnner and Chairman of the Assessors. Mtiert Commissioner's Otlica, July j31 11 Olt IMHt A I notice is I herrhy given lo the owner nr owners, nrcnpinl or oc-riiintm of all heiisas aad lots. Improved or unimpmved ltnilalf'cUd thereby, that the following atsenirni have lieeo comirteri by the Assessors, and are lodged in the M.rrrt I'omnilsilonci't office) foreiamlnatlon by all persona K' building a drain, from tha sewer Cannl street through Jluitson street tn Rronnie street, and thrrush llrooiiic street to within l(s feet of Varies street, emhme-ita lots onli th sides of II udson street between Canal st. ami Vprlnr street. Also, lots on both tides of Rronme Ixitweon HiiilsiNi and Varies; st.

iersons whose Interests era affected by the nhnve n.unril assessments, and who ara nppmed to the same, or either of thrm, are requesteil to present their objeetl' us. in writing, to th' unoVMigned, at the Htreet Commissioner's oilne, Milhin thirty dit)s from the dale of this aniice. l.l.lAa ll HMITM.Prrtet Tonimlssloner. and of tna Assessors. Hlrcct Vt mmlislonrT's office, July 31, 1M4.V Jyll lot ri ttl' KlsEKM Kealed proposals will he received until August Jib.

IrHo, by the sulisrnrier, fr furnishing a lira alnrm Hall of about two thousand Ave hundred las weiihuin ba delivered at Essex Market, In this rnv. Omlrarbire will irieaaa stale the urlie per pound for v. mrb Ihey will rmiplea and warrant tba annul for two Vri. Tim weiililof tha hammer, and the lima it will U' delivered will also ba staled by tha contractor. I urtliir srtirulars will ba furnished by tha subs briber application at this ottue.

V. ANDERSON, Chlet Engineer. Jnnt. No. 6 City Hall.

lllllCTYiF.M.IITII NT HE EX. Public ao lire is berabv given, that a petition has been praaan led In i he limird of Aldermea to regulaw 3eth ttreat, betweea the Mil mil "th avenuea. All iK'ron Intcreausd ia th ahovw pmpoaltlon, aad op lrd ilirreto, are requested to present their objections, in writinit. the nndf'rsirned, at bis office No. 4 Hall of Ha rorila, on or be I "re tha 17th day of August nest.

EI.I A HMITII, bueet Commissioner. Htrret Cumm'issloner'a Mtlca, I July Sith, IMS. Jy301fit 10I(I'IIA IIOi Nouce I heri'hv civen to tha owner or owners, occupant or oe ruinnts of nil Houses and Lots. Improved or-unimproved mils, ailjctcil iherrhy, that tha following Assessments hnve Men rompleted by the Assessors, and are lodged In the Htreet Ctuauusstimar'a Office fur examination by all person inlerestnl, via. Kir flagging tha eiilewalka la Trrer ttnet, between Greco wlrh ami ashtngton streets, embracing luta oa both sides id Troy slreot, betweea Oreeawlch atreet and Washing ton street.

Ail persons whoae InlereeU ara affected by tha above nsinei! Assrsameata, Bad who an opposed to the same, or either them, ara requested to preaent their objections. in writing. tba nnuersigned, at tba Dlraet Commission cr's Hlire, within thirty days from tba daw of thla notice t.Ll As L. fMri ll, (street Commlaaioner, and Chairman of Iha Assessors. Ptxcct f'ommissloner'a Office, i July S).

JyO10 SOU t'OK ATIOX ISO IK Public aotica herenvg ven to the owaer orownera. occupant or oc oii'inls ot all housea and lou. Improved or unimpmved lands, aificted therebv, thai Iha lelluwlng assess menu have lren completed by Iha Assaaata-a, aad art) lodged la the Htrret Commiasioner't Office for examination by all persons interested, via: for regulating Thirty-third street, betweea the eleventh and Eighth avenuea, embracing lots on both sides of Thirty-third street, betweea Ueveulh aad Eighth avenues. All irrsnns whose Interests ara affected by tha above named Assessments, and who are opposed lo tba same, or either of theiu, are requested to present their ohjec-tlons In wrtitnt. to tha undersigned, at tha Htreet Com in s.lnori'.

otiice, within thirty days from tha date of this notice. 1.1 AS L. PMIJ1I, Street Commbuloner, and Chalrmaa oi lb Assessors. Hlreet Commissioner'! Office. I Julyth.

M5. i JyQ910t "sVTsu 4 Alt I TIE TO IIMKW 1M I II till LICENHI Eilraru Irani a Law eohtleit, "A Ijiw lo Kegulate Cans and Csutuien, paaaad tha 10th lay or August. ieXl: frc.Z All Licenses tn Cartmea shall expire on tba last Monday ol July atier Iha data tnereor Hee. li. Every person oa receiving bit License as Cart man.

shall py to the Mayor, fin? the use of the City, the sum ot two dollars aod fifty cenu; and upon the renewal ol any aruuan License, sucn persoa snail pay as store eaiit. the sum of til'iv rents. la aoolormiiy therewith, tha Cartmea are hereby required lo renew their Licenses at tha Mayor's Office, City Hall to commence on Kndey, the 1st day of August, 1845, at III o'clock, A. four classes each day. In succession, to v.11: A rust do do do do do do do do do i ''o ilo In In do do do do 1st, 'id, 4th, Sh, nth, Nth, th, 1 UK.

I'iih, Uih, 14th. Ilih, lth, SUh 91st. CLAESsRS. 1 3 4 7 10 II 11 13 14 IS III 17 lrl IS SO 4.1 S4 t'5 SH 31 :i.t 34 yj 4o a 44 4.1 44 4i 47 4H 4 5J ft.t 57 5 ft fix i hA 7 Class 31 llay Carta. Title II General Provisions, (extract') rVfimnS.

Not'art Trnek.or Dray, whether loaded or others. ie, and not employed la th irnnapiKnatlon of rL. hire nr wage, anaf ao Milkmaa't Can, aball be Un.en or used In any street lane, avenue, or public place In the Cny New York, without having th name of the owner thereof punted wiih black paiat a now a whlM grnand, on Ibe eiiunr nf th after pari a' th shaft of such ran, tru-k, or dray, plainly to be seen, nndat a penalty of five to Ih sued l' ami recovered unra tbe owner or owners, or dn. era thereof, severally and respectively. The following rules ar- to be observed by the Cert men 1-L Alt iiinsl have th un.

her aew and plainly tminhd ihs both Miles of the shafts, w'th black oil palrftups lutr erii.init yd. i I artman. nn Ih day designated lor hi clsss. aonruf stub his horse and can at the northwest side the I' ranging in a slnrle tine from the turner nf lis miser. south, giving a space amund each.

In order th.t itieSna-rltradenln lasaKP mayaxamin ine nuia-l-r. .,,,1 cMilitiiMia id th carts, ate X) artn ao niual pneluc bit preaent License, In order that It autv be renewed. 4ii. I'rery Crimea who shall neglect tnappear on th itr.nn-.t. I.

hisclaaa. or shall appear wlthoni his auo.l-r new and plainly parnt-4. a directed by Law, will be considered as hnvlng reli'aunhed the businas of a arunaa, and bla Lieeaa will be aanalad accordialy. By Order, JAOIB RAMSAY, First Msrshal. New York, Maynrt (Mnee, Jnly 91, ISsTi.

JIM axl AltlrW IKE AND BIRMINGHAM BRASS IE t. ui.t i la sakeeriksnT has )ut received aad offers ul u. rs.di.hU Ur IlialllSt UO CWPIVBJ H' s.ioeat uf Eaflith RraaaUooda, from th maaufaftory of cimcm, rmrhw A Boat, inning nasi, oi- in latin ui- Brat Shutter Knob Cupboard Tumi Alan, an uesllarRl of KhatfmmA .1 alsuag ol HiAs and ntiaga. Cast Bulla, Lancashire Vaba Ilieiea. Curry be rVraws, Lnntbrn Tower Boll, ran i sms.

Socket Castor Head Nail Flneh Rolts Sunk Slid Flash Sola Chamber Candlestick Stair Rode Flush Ring Bell Pull and Slide Cranks and Carriage Cornice Ead I acluMce r-ortn-sl af j.pa.'d Tmys. ks. VV. PEMRERTO.S.Iwjohaat, 19 PF.lt WAKF.IIVI kli-cilU W.riLLU Butileg tit. eaWt la aaie Hnnk rspev stssirMaaaaaMovadaaaaaadweiaha New Paper suOs) Msrnvrjr reiser I fsjooe ao de Haisgsnt v-l Tissue da Ma ss sanesad aaors News Eavelop raeas li4.y' JbV UmM Baak 4a avIBx M.

hri klrs pi.aaaet (Uard ia gwaa, oaeorad prrae fipr. rJ as do BiadeW MnaraW-M ansa aW ItassdSoi W- ate. s-s. aW Htraw Vu aw rt-ea and UM Wrappiaf fsese lou aasorted aua. Je I 1 IOWA, Capt.W.W.PeU SHIPS.

"TEAM BETWEEJl HEW YOIA AND LIVEBPOOLv Tba Great Western team Ship Ovn sways Baaai aVhipa oka WlHiM 1709 toaa. 460 horse H. R. Maihewt, Esq, OoamnaadaT; tha GREAT HIT AlJ.lJaV toaa. lOWbotae UMHaaal Jasaaa Uoaken, a.

fi. CoasaasasSer, are utteaded to tail oa fbtlosra From LrvarprxJ. From Kew York. fwtarrlay, July Thursday, July 31. Thursday, Seat.

18. Batotday, Oct. 11. Tkarsday, Nov.A- CEEAT BRiTAL's- Froea Liverpool. From Kew York.

Saturday, July an, IMS. 1 Saturday, Aug. 38. Saturday, Seas. V7.

I Saturday, Oct SS. Satarday, Nov 32. I Saturday, Dae. 99. Fare per Great Weaara, $lu aad 5 Stewards' Fees.

Fare per Great Britain, troa to tl'JO, (and tS Steward's fee i accord utg a the size and position of the State onaa, plana el which nay be eeen at any of the Agencles. For freight ot tanaaga or other Information, apply la Llverpasi, Gibaa, Bright at In Uuebee. Montreal and Kingston, fro Maitlaads, Tylee A Co. In Boston, to Curtis, Leaveaa at Co. la Philadelphia, to John Reid at la BaiuaMra, sa Samuel K.

George In Richmond, Ve, to Jamas ScU In Charleaton. te James Robertson la Baeaaaah.a Robert A. Lewis ia Mobile, lo Hani Wheel er; In Kew Orteana, to vv.r. Hamilton or Mere, to tut-rt IKVl.t. Front st.

New York, Stb July. IMS jySd ORR AND HA VR PACKETS CNlOrt LIRE issaiinoa rew York en the 8th, loth, and 4tb sd fraaa Havre en tha let, 6th, and lua ofevary lootn. at IcUowa. Tia: New ship AROO. captaia Anthfmsr FH4JTC0IS Ira.

Captain AingwnrUi. BUHOUXDY, Capt. Lines. EMERALD, Captain Howe. RHONE, Captain Wotton.

YILLE DE LYON, Captain iVea IVne rerk. I Jrea Hear 9th March. I S4th April 9th July. Aag-uat. 8th Nevea.

4thDecr. lath March. lath July. 1 loth Nevea, 34th March. 94th July.

14th Nov em. 8th April. 9th August. 8th Decern, loth April. 16th August.

1Mb Decea, 94th ApriL 94thAuaTust. Stoddard, 4tb Decea. 8th May. ALIATI Captain Watson, i 9th Sept. eth January.

S1LYIE ORA88E, 16th May. Captain istn septea. WaiderholL loth January. LOUIS PHILIPPE, 94th May Captain 94th Septen. CasttoC 94th January.

DUCHES8E D'ORLEANS, 8th June. captain atn octoDer. llichaxdaon. 6th February. 16th June.

SULLY, Ctpt Thorn pton. i lttth October. 16th Feb. (34th Jane. 1 4th October.

'44 in ao. let May. 1st Sept. let January. 9th May.

8th Sept. 8th Janaary. 4th May. 94th Sept 94th Janaary in june. let October 1st February ain June.

8th October. 8th February 94th June. 94th October. 94th Feb. let July.

1st Novesn. 1st March, Sth July. 8th Novam. 8th March. 94th July 94 th Norea.

94th March, lit August let Decea. 1st ApriL Sth August. Sth Decea. 8th April Theae ahlpe are all'of the first claas.aod ibW commanded with auoerior aad eletrant accommodations for pawn jers, comprumi all that may be required for eomort and convenience The once of passsre to Havre ii Died at IO0, wrthont wines, which will be furnished by the Steward on board when required, at reasonable prices. SUA at LI l.tus I Tt oruan street, fea WM.

WHITLOCK Jr. 4 South street. Jnnsi rsTARl.lSMF.n B1! WwiGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE, 61 South street, New RSHtVmk InssnnwinH Cos IttsVS. The subscriber baa made a neq untied arrangementa for bringing from the Old Country, persons who may be engaged by their rriends, residing in the united Bates ana British America, with hltn, or with any of his agents throughout the country. Their embarkation will be euperintended by persoa especially appointed lor that purpose, which will preclude delay in Liverpool.

The following magnificent nips comprise Ibe I nited Liverpool ana new Yont use. Inch tail punctually on the 1st, eth, 11th, Iblb, 31st and 96th of each month, in which paaaage can be secured at moderates ratea Patrick Henry. Independence, Ashburton, John R.Skiddy, Samuel Hicka, Virginia, Stephen Whitney, United States, Monlexuraa, New York, Yorkshire, England, Queen of the West, Hotlinguer, Liverpool, Koehetcr, Bosciua, nidttons. Hhertttnn, Garrick, Europe, t'olitlnbus, Cambridre, Oxford. Pasaage can also be secured by the London and New York Line sailing on the 1st 10th and 9Ulh ol each month.

Ar also be made te have passengers forwarded direct from Liverpool tn Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Ki'ltlinore. Havannah, Charleston, Mobile and new Orleans, by tirst clnss transient snipe. at the lowest rates. From thit surerior arrangement the subscriber, grateful for the pat-ronage he haa received for many years past is now prepared to otlrT every rticllity that can possibly be furnished, to those who may entrust biro with their orders, and should any of the persons sent for not embark, the passage money will be refitrrivdas cuatntnary. n.

B. In addition to the Liverpool and London line ol Packets, the subscriber Is also agent for the regular line of parket ships tailing weekly from New York lo New Orleans, M.ilule, Charleston, and Savannah, by which paaaage can be secured at the loweat rates. Iirnftsand Bills of F.xchange. Those remitting money to th' Ir Iriends may rely it will be none satisfactorily by their re.iiitrtng the amount tbey wish sent at tne rate oi ao per sterling, with the name and address of the person for whom It is Intended. A Draft will then be forwarded irr first packet ship or steamer, and a receipt for the same returned by mall.

Drafts are made payable at the follow. eg Banking Institutions, on demand, witnout any cnarge, vix: England Messrs. J. Bult. Son at bankers, London Rarnod at Liverpool; the National Provincial Bank of England and branches, throughout England and Wales; Yorkshire District Bank and Branches; Birmingham Bank ing Co; Lancaster Banletng Co.

Ireland National Bank of Ireland and branches, and rrtv vincial Baak of Ireland and branches. In all the principal towns throughout the Kingdom. Scotland Eastern Rank of Scotland and branches; Gree nock Banking Co. in Glasgow and Greenock. or runner particulars, apply (irby letter, post pain) to JOHN HERHMAN.

61 South street. -30 near Wall street New York. The subscriber will also be prepared to forward passen gers and their ba place to all pant of the Interior, by the different Canal and Railroad Routes, at the lowest rates of pasaage. IMPORTANT TO EMIGRANTS AND THEIR FRIENDS IN THIS COUNTRY. SOMETHING W.

The subscribers beg leave lo Inform their friend and Ih public that they have made most extensive arrangements, by which they can bring out (without any delay in Ih ports of Europe,) passengers from the German, Iranlsh, rrusatan, Norwegian and Bweatsn pons, tnrongu Englaad, to any place oa the coast or In th Interior of the American continent at very reduced price. Thnsa lineaof aunerior steamers on the German Ocean ere controlled by the Company, of which they are the General Agenw. Emigrants from England, Scotland and Ireland, alto brought to thit country oa the most favorable terms. Apply to WOODWARD A 59 Washington street General Agenlsol the European A American Emigrant and mhl4 I mnaponauon company. sr- MARSEILLES LINE OF PACKETS The un ft" dermentioned thins will be regularly despatched trom nth1 hence on the 1st ana irom marseiiiet on tne mm oi A.

m. hanca on tha lat and from Marseilles on the 10 each month, durlne the vear as follows From NYork From Marseilles Ship GASTON. Capt 8 Coulter, April 1st June 10 MISSOURI. J. Silvester.

May 1st July 10 New ship PRINCE DE JOINVILLE, June 1st Aag 10 ARCELLA, Capt. G. Hagar, July 1st Sept 10 New shin 1st Oct 10 These are all fast sailing coppered and copper fastened VfKaaia. and commanded, or to be commanded bv men of ex perience. Their accommodations for pastengeri are all that need be desired in point of comfort ana convenience, having exrellent state room accommodations.

I'ancinaiity In the days of tailing from both port may ba relied on. Goods addressed to the agent will be forwarded free ot other charge than those actually paid. For freight nr passage, apply to CHAMBERLAIN A PHELPS, Proprietor, No. 103 Front street or to BOYD A I1INCKEN, Aena, 9 Tontine my30 cor Wail and Water at. FOR NEW ORLEANS.

HOLME8'S LINE. To sail everv an davt during th season. Ship ARKANSAS, E. S. Dennis, master.

Ship VISKPBURG, C. C. Berry, master. Ship SARATOGA, Wm. H.

Russell, master, Ship ALABAMA, D. M. Bunker, master. Ship PANTHEA, J. P.

Goodmanson, master. rhiptiKLEAINrs, r. rears, master. Ship LOUISA, T. Leavltt master.

These are all mst sailing, coppered and copper fastened vessels, built expressly for this trade; commanded by men of great experience, and will Insure at the lowest rates They will at all timet be towed up and down the Mississippi by stetmboals. and will tail punctually aa advertised. Great care will be taken of all goods shipped bv this old and well known line; and every exertion made to accora modate both thippert and passengers. Neither the owners nor Captains of these ships will be responsible for Jewelry, bullion or precious stones, silver or plated ware, or for any letters, parcels or packages, tent by or put on board of them, anlese regular billt nf lading are taken for the same, and the value thereon expressed. For ftffiaht nr msaaee.

annlv to a .1. rvlUUlAn FOR SAVANNAH Geo. Nxw Lin. To Sail Weekly. Brit tHJtTOOA.

J. B. Bedell, masUr. it' B. T.

JJeeara, ssolttr. a F.OROlAJtA, Bedell, sassier. MJlCOJt, aaster. C.1YOOJI. 8.

L. Schr. Hillock, matter. The above are all first clasa vessels ofabout 200 tons burthen, with handsome accommodation for passenger, and roiiiiiiandid by men experienced In the trade. It is intended to deipatcb one every week, and the rate of freight will viavs be regulatea accoruing to tne nines, ah snaaia ur- recied to the agents here and at Savannah will ne tor- nnlc-i the interior, via Savannah nver.

tree ot eom- tlllui.iti. 1 his line has oeen esiaunsneu nir ine aeinrr c-rommodstlia of nwrchanu, and every exertion will be made to accommodate both shlpjiers and passengers. For relgnt or passage, a nnly to R. M. TEMILL.

1S6 Front sheet and Messrs. LU-PITT A WRIGHT. uhl3 Agents at Savannah. FOR PtaLADELr HIA It 1 SC ft. jgaat-'h -J-aaLlNE Via Delaware and Karitan canal in i ii i Through In 84 hour by propeller i barge of this Line have returned their regular ui pa of the season, aad will leave regularly every Tuesday, Thursday aad Saturday, at i P.

M. For freight apply mn' J. at Pi. BUtmiP." gootn suvart. OR PHILADELPHIA Via Delaware and Raritala Canal.

The Merchants' Canal Line, consisting nf th followm Iron steam Drooellers. via BLACK DIAMOND, VULCAN. IRONSIDES. ANTHRACITE. ba resumed operation for the season.

A steamer of the line, will lv pier North River, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons, at 5 o'clock. or Ireighl, apniy to M. H. THOMSON, Office of the Line. abSS Opposite pier North River.

The. new aad aarra. FOR NEW LONI elegant steaaprop.ll, ajV Saaith, haa naanatd laaMMaasaaaa.ib tsaaoa, tor the FOR NEW LONDON still sa ua propellerTUMBCLL.Capt her rearular trio ttsr above plae, an will leav Naw York vry Friday, froa pier No. It. E.

Old Returning will leave naw lowjo srrary TuewJay For freight or passage, having superior accommodatuvn apply to Ibe Captain oa baud, or to ana rs nowtasc snt nnvtn'Ai'r r. tstaa ssroseieor WASHINGTON, tv Caot Brow a. ia now loading at nier li East a-rr i ai wUl leave oa Saturday. 11 a.l. al 1 P.

11. For trevghl or paaaage, having aupenog lurnunea aeeotn- a.oaalia.ma, apply to lb capuua oa Duaru, or in utyzi j. st w. fsnuftsgs. vu rjouin street FOR DERBY.

MILFORD aad STRAT FORD The new aad elegant steam nrsv nallar NAUGATUCK.CaiiCOninSellew. paving been completely refitted willresusu has-rcgauar nips for the aborr places, leaving New York rroa oar East tUver, old slip, every Wednesday at P. and Saturday at 4 o'clock, P. Retnmlng will leave Derby est Monday aad Thursday. Fos freigh t.

or paase. having tnperior racaiabed accoa- JJZtZms. v. i. A N.

BRVGGS. 40 Sooth streeL FORNORWCH AND WORCESTER The aew aad elegant steam Propeler OI'fNEB AUG. Captaia J. WUIiaaa, aad SHETL'CKET. Capt.

Gear, hav icsoaad their regular trip for the snscm, aad willlewv.N.w rurk. rv.ry Tuay. aad Friday, at iexioca, r. iroa No. 11 E.R..

Old slip. Retuatag wiU leava Norwich aa th naw day at 4 P. M. Fc freight paasag. hiving supervw fumuhed acctra asnaaitVaaa, tpyty tu ta.

tpC Sssard or a J.AN. 1. BFlasarbt by thaw kssaa snii aJutaal th. kowssjt if u.r.n VOL. xLin.

STEAM BOATS. kew FERRY TO YELLOW HOOK. FORT HAMILTON, AND CONEY ISL- nTha boat IOLAS. Capt. Rich- thasihftw P.rrv.

and trill Vaseeuauneaai-- nlZrU7T Klver, at 7 o'clock, A.K. 10 do. LearfngFor. Hanxlltra. for Coney Itl'd 10J a.

M. lvl'rCooeV l.nd, for Fort Hamilton fcNew York, trip will be ommltted. Fare 12J "Vt mboat K. STEVEN3. Capt R.

L. Mahey, hat 1. tn the above ferry. For tha hours and places of her starting, tee her bills and advertise menu. Fare from Syracuse, via Oswego and Lewlston Toronto or Hamilton, Including Board.

kew ARRANGEMENT FARE RE DUCEDFOR BOSTON, Tin NEWPORT iiin PROVIDENCE Direct The new 11 "foh. bunhen will leave pier No. 1 North Rer. atS onToesdsys, Thursdays and Saiurdays-frotn Provl-Ln in return. Mondays, Wedneadnya and Fridays, on arrival of the Boston train.

Freight taken at reduced rates. for further Information apply at 33 Broadway or at the office of Deveau, freight agent, north aide pa' No. IN. River. ISLAND FER- nJY FOOT OF WHITEHALL STREET.

and 8TATEN ISLAMJfcB, will leave New York, every hour except P. commencing at 8 A.M., until 7 P. M. Leave Staten Island, every hour exceptor. com mencing at 8 A.

onUl 7 P. N. B. On Sundays the boaU will leave every hour from 8 A. M.

until 1 1. and from 1 P. M. until 7 P. M.

every halt hour. Jls NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY iSnE-FOR ALBANY AND TROY DI RFJT at 7 o'clock. P. i i'mpirr.

Cant R. B. Macv. will leave the steamboat pier feat of CourUand street, every Tuesday Thnrtday and Snturday afternoons, at 7 o'clock. The steamboat COLUM BI Capt Wm.

H. Peck, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons, at 7 o'clock. For pnatage or freight, apply on board, or at the Office, on the Wharf. JC.T0 MORNING LINE AT 7 O'CLOCK, for ALBANY AND TROY, and Intermediate Landings. The low nressure steamboat TROY.

Capt A. Gorham. will leave New York, from pier foot of Barclay atreet at seven o'clock, A.M., every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur Returning, will leave Troy, at tlx o'clock, A. and Albany at seven o'clock, A. every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

The low pressure steamboat NIAGARA, Capt. A. De" front will leave New York, from pier at the foot of Barclay street at seven o'clock A. M. every Monday, Wednesday and nnay.

Returning, will leave Troy at tlx o'clock A. and Al bany at seven o'clock, A. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. For Passage or Freight apply on board the boats, or to B. HALL, at the Office on the Wharf, foot of Barclay street jel9 arooT ma iwv nv BTriusnfrfl I 1 1 1111 1 npOR ALBANY Dally, Sundayaexcepted Through Direct at 7 clock, r.

M- from I the pier between Courtlandt and Libeny street. The steamboat ROCH ESTER, Capt R. O. Cmttenilen, will leave on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, at 7 o'clock. The steamboat 30 UTO AMERICA, Capt M.

n.Truadell, will leave on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings, at 7 o'clock. At 5 o'clock P. M. Landing atlntermediate Places. From the foot of Barclay atreet.

The steamboat NORTH AM ERICA, Capt L. W. Brelnard will leave on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday after-aoons, at 5 o'clock. The 1 team boat NEW JERSEY, Capt R. H.

Furey, will leave on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons at 5 o'clock. Passengers taking either of the above lines will arrive In Albany in ample time for the Morning Train of Cart for the Eaat or West. 03r- The boats are new and substantial, are furnished with new and elegant State Room, and for speed and accommodations are unrivalled on the Hudson. Freight taken at moderate rate. All persons are forbid trusting any of the boat of tha line.

without a written order irom tne sjapuun nr Agents. at on OCM, DDVVarlt VPDDf ASTica Point Sing Sing.Tarrytown, Dobbs' retry. Hastings and Yonkers. Ilreaklast and Dinner on noara. The new and elegant steamboat ALICE, Capt.

J. 8. Odell, will leave New York from the foot of Chambers atreet every afternoon at 3 o'clock, (Sunday excepted.) Return Ing will leave Peekskill ate o'ctoca, a. ai ana Bing eing 7, landing at Hammond street each way. For passage, Ac apply on board, or to T.

E. HULSE, 183 West atreet jy29 FOR NEWBURGH. Landing at Cald swells, Weil Point, Coidipring, and Tbe steiimtat JAMES MADISON, Captain Charles Hulstead, will leave the Warren street Pier every Monday at 3 o'clock, and Tuesday and Friday, at 4 M. Returning, will leave Newbnrgh every Tuesday morn lng at 7 o'clock, and every Wednesday and Saturday at o'clock, P. M.

All Baggage, Packages or Parcels Bank Bills or Specie, put on board this boat without being entered on the book or receipted for, must be at the risk of the owner thereof. jeS FOR KINGSTON, RONDOITT l-q Wand Delaware and Hudson The steamboat EMERALD, Captain John Samuels, will leave New York, from the foot or Murray street, every MONDAY and THURSDAY, atSo'clock, P. M. Return Ing will leave Kingston, (Rondout Landing,) every WED-I fiESDAY and BATLKDAY.ats o'clock, P.M., during th season. EXTRA TRIP.

The Emerald, on and after the 4th ol May, will leave for Kingston every Sunday morning, at 7 o'clock, touching at tbe Old State Prison Dock, and intermediate landings. Rc turning, leave Kingston at 5 o'clock, P. same day, i For further information apply on board, or to I WIXUAMSON A BARLOW, apl7 164 West street. NOTICE. POUGHKEEPSIE AND 1 VVEWBURGH On nnd after Monday June the steamer EUREKA, will leave New York, landing at Van Cortland's dock, Peekskill, West Point Cold Springs, Cornwall, Fishkill and Hamburgh.

The new and fast steamer EUREKA, Captain Verrilne Truesdell, leaves the foot of Barclay street daily, (Sundays exceutedlat 4 o'clock P. M. Leave Poushkeeoaie at For freight or Pastage enquire of the Captain on board, or oi ts. tiAuit, at tne umce, on tne wnan, Je16 fool of Barclay street MnaJIER AltllAfifiF.WFVT NEWARK AND NEW YORK, DAILY, AKE oftLx- i'J4 CENTS Change of Huur, Un and after Saturday. May 17th, the steamer PASSAIC, Captain John Gaffey, will ran as follows, until further no lice, viz LEAVE NEWARK.

LEAVE NEW YORK. I Foot of Centre street. I Foot of Barclay street 7, A.M. and 1J P.M. 10 A.

M. and 4 P. M. ON SUNDAYS. Leave Newark, I Leave New York.

8 A. M. and 3 P. M. I 10 A.

M. and 4 P. M. The rarsaic has been lengthened 55 feet and Is ow two hundred and twenty feet long. She has a new boiler, and a new, commodious aed elegantly furnished deck saloon, 60 feet in length, and la in complete order.

Her accommodations for freight and passengers have been very much Improved Freight carried at reduced rates. m28 1 LfLK.e Onlarla nouns 145. DAILY LINE OF STEAMBOATS, IV JiFROM OSWEGO TO ROCHESTER! TORONTO AND HAMILTON. The public are Informed that there it a Dally Line of Steamboats, (Sundays excepted) running on the above rout, by which money may be saved to the traveller comprising the following splendid lake steamers, with their well known commanders. LADY OF THE LAKE CaptTarLon.

ST. LAWRENCE do Van Clave. ROCHESTER do Tnaoor. NIAGARA, (new) do Child. DOWNWARDS: Leave Lewlston daily, at 3 P.M.

Rochester at p. Oswego Sundayt, at 8 A.M.1 Sacket'a Harbor at 13 M. Kingston nt 4 p. m. Arriving at Ogdensburgh In the afternoon, in time for the daily steamboats for Montreal, which run In connexion with thit line.

UPWARDS. Leave Ogdensburgh dally at 8 A. Kingston at 6 P. M. Packet's Harbor at 9 P.

Oswego at 9 A. M. Rochesttr at 6 p. j. and arrive at Lewlston at 4 o'clock A.M.

In time for the Cart for Niagara Falls and Buffalo alto In time for the "Steamboats up Lake Erie. Two Dally L.ines-01 racaet rjoan, leave tsyracuse for Oswego on the arrival of the car from Albany, morning and evening, arriving In Oswego In time, for the steamboats lor Rochester, Lewlston, Hamilton and Toronto up the Lake also, in time for the boats to Ogdensburgh and intermediate ports. East" Also, leave Oswego morning and evening, on arrival of the steamboats from Syracuse. CoatrsaaTiva Exrinti of the two route from Syracuse to Toronto or Hamilton or Niagara Fallt: Railroad Fare to Rochester $4 00 Board aad other expentet before reaching steamboat, 1 00 tsteemrjonx tare irom nocnesusr so 1 uronto, via ce burgh (The Canadian Boat rant but 3 time a week Rochester to Toronto via Coburgh.) Difference infavor of Lake routs via $3 00 Railroad Fare from Syracuse to Falls via Buffalo,) miles ,17 no Board on the road no Supper, lodging and break fnst at Buffalo 1 50 9 rare irom rymcttse via irswcgu, ana imse Niagara Falls, including board and lodging 198 mile 5 SO Difference In favoroftheLak route via Osweco, $4 00 Rv this mute tha traveller bat aa opportunity of viewin. the beautiful scenery of Lake Ontario, the American and British Forts, aad Niagara River; aim, Brock' Monaaent at Qtteenston.

CAUTION. The travelling public are cautioned against paying tare at Albany, rov, escrtenwciamy further west tha ryracuse, or snnering their baggag. a b. put ta the ear going west ot Byrrtcsrse, a. uare are other means of conveyance from that place to Rochester, tosvis-tns.

Nlarara Falls aad Bnrtakimuch nieaaaater aadeheaner. Steamboau leav Oswego daily (Sunday'! excepted) for Packet's Harbor. Ktegstra, Preach Creek, Brockvlrl. and Ogdensburgh, at 8 A-M. 1 Jl.D.

aa i I "5 or- For Lady of the Lake and Rochester. vitv hi'cH A CO Oswem. 1. J. VANOEWATER.

IDC Broad at, J.T.: For St. Lavrveaws and Niagara. WATCIIEH, DIAJlO.KDSv Ac The tub tcriber having retired from the late Arm of Gelston, Ladd A Co. has commenced business at the corner nf Brood aad Wail streets, opposite the Custom House, for the tale ol ha Watches, Diamonds and Gentlemen's Jewelry, at price ut accordaaca with th. lime.

AU Diaasond Jewelry bought of th subscriber will be re- isuviiMs. mm alter oestucung I per mncuj wrer-lag to purchasers aa opportunity lo convert their diamonds Into awney any time they please. Fine Duplex. Lever aad Lepine Watches, which he can teeoaumend aad warrant as good time keepers also, Gold Chain. Pencil Cases, Watch Keys, Ac Silver Forks, Spoons aad Tea Sets, ot th newest patterns, aad vary beet quality and workmanship at per cent ad-vaaea oa the tnaanfactnrer' price.

AlKhe above articles shall be equal to th. beau asavoe ia New York. Watches aad Clocks repaired under hi personal sapsuia -ei'1 'h luanrt of the Dansooas, Pearl aad other precioot fstones sad SUvet tan-cu, rrjt. r. IX an street rvoivostw tne eubaenbers hav sa! JL.

aaa aa assxwtaneat of Thsiavoaneasrs. nglisk aaaufactara. srarraaad perfectly correct, which they odew los aaa al a livw prvce, raw. bo wvaa tep cuut ii a. si'i i 4 AN SUN a fain JNaatuaaaalt RAILROADS.

Bedford OS East New Ydrk Race Trotting Course 0 121 0 If? 0 If Jamaica Brushville 0 31 Hvde Park, (17 miles). 0 374 Clowsville, (duringtes- tion ot court; Jit Hempstead 0 37J Branch ,...0 374 Carle Place 0 44 Westbury 0 44 llicksvllle ....0 44 Farmingdale 0 6'2 1 t-Wj, yOXfrJTC CINE FOB HOSTO'V "eria txsog talaaa Kail road via ik. "orwieu ana Worcester, atn o'clock in Sunday; exeeL South Ferry receive baggage for hr: W-. xg Do do 4'id tt (disc reservoir) train Cart Do do Yorkville (rec'g Do do Harlem and Do do Fordham Do do Williams' Bridge Ih) do Hunt's Do do Tnektihoe Ilo do Hart's Cornert Do do Whit NEW AKHAISsVJK-MENX. REGULAR MAIL LINE.

Deer Park Thorn Suffolk Sution Lake Road Station Medford Melville St George's Manor Riverhead James port Mattetuck Cutchogue Southold Greenport, Accommo "OR NEWPORT AND On Monday. Wednesdays and srver 'tne Sjona sssann auuinasa ns 9T.lrmV Newport and Providence, in aaplendid Thhj line leaves at 8 o'clock in the morning. Pwn the foot of WhliehaHaoeet, South Ferry. 8TJMMER ARRANGEMENT su HUH lllllll nnas, WK ftY) a 7. rT 7 rriiri V.

JJfTKRMX- x.DMTE PLACES. "atteOFere. Tk. fa.t il nm tiwvl inn. tM n.

Capt. Alex. H. Schultr, -will leave ue loot of Duaaet dilry, (Snndaye excepted) at 7i o'clock A. M.

and 4 o'clock PM. Through In five hour. Returning, the con wUl leave Middietovra sit AH. and "1 i jn. rrr barge will leave every afternoon at (ounuay excepted.) might will not be received after that hour.

ontPDera am Kai i ik. nr ignee and depot or station where good are to be lett must oe antincUy marked upon each article, otherwise they will not be received. For further partleular, Inquire of J. VAN RENSSELAER, siruer ot Uoane and West streets. H.

C. SEYMOUR, Superintendent SIiw Yonv. Aiwti i. iius: Stage run from Middletown daily, 1ft connection with the line, to Blonrningburg Wnrtsbnra, Monticello Mt bondaie'1 Owego, Port Jervis, On Monday. Wednesday and Fridays to DundaJT, Mont- rncnuevuie uenox, Brooklyn, ate.

mnJi NEW YORK AND HARLEM ffSa Railroad Com nan v- busj7j SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS. ON and after Monibsv. Aaril 14th Inst, the TrHins is ill run as follows vi, cuy Hall fotYorkvllle, Harlem and MorrUtlaniaat a f). 7, 8, 8, 10, AM. 1.

3,3 30,4, S.S 30,6 30, PM. CUy Ha" forFordham and WUliam' Bridge at 5 nn. ir, 3 311, 3 and 0 cloca rm Leave Qty Hall for White Plains at 7, IB. AM. 9, 5, PM.

Leave Murritiania and Harlem for City Hall, 7 30 8, 8, 10, i.isiu. J.t,5,iai,H,t)Jtl,7 Leave William's Britlge for City Hall at 7, 7 40, 10 40, AM. 40, 5, 5 40, and 7 'JO P.M. Leave White Plain for City Halt 7 10, 10 10, AM. in.

a 1U, PM. The Freight Train will leave White Plaint at 7 tne iiiy iiau at 1 43 tor the present SMTAMCBI lira iiSI. From City Hall to 27th tt. in small Cart. 24 61 8 IS 21 34 26 SU a 374 SO so BETWEEN NEW YORK AND BOSTON, VIA STON INGTON AND PROVIIIENOE, AND VIA NEWPORT FARE REDUCED.

From Battery Place. Nonh River. Composed of the following very superior and well known in connection with the Stoningtna and rroviaence and the Boston and Providence Rail road MASSACHUSETTS, 1000 tons, Capt Comstock. MOHEGAN, 400 ton. Capt NARRAGANSETT.

two tints, Capt. Manchester. RHODE ISLAND. 1000 tons. Cant Tbaver.

Each one of which it now fitted with comfortable private late rooms, ana on noara patent Lite Boats. (IniUplh. H.v sm.Miunl avhleh td Fu' Plte OT P' 8CiSLtI' elUtie, and travellers and shipper of freight the office the Wharf. j-" i tne estaoiisnea daily excepted sundava. via Ston ington, and three times a week each, in addition via New port ana rroviaence, viz VIA STON1NGTON.

Dally Sunday's excepted, from New York at 6 P. frnm Btonington on arrival of the mail train which leaves Boston at a r. II and Providence at 64 P. M. The RHODE ISLAND, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Ft I days.

The NARRAGANSETT on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. Passengers from New York on their arrival at Stoningtnn are transported to Providence and Boston in the Railroad Cars immadiately, reaching both places at an early iiuux in in morning. VIA NEWPORT. The MASSACHUSETTS leave York for Newport and Providence at 5 P.

oa Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur; days. Returning leaves Providence on arrival of the mail train trom Boston, at 0 P. and Newport at P. M. Freight taken at the lowest rate.

For passage nr freight apply on board, at north tide ol pier No 1, 30 Washington st or office of SAMT. DEVEAU ireizht agent on the whart Tickets for the route and steamer's berths can be se cured on board, or at the office of Harnden A Co. No. 3 Wall sl jyss JLON41 ISLAND RAIL' ROAD 4 071 PA NY. BUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

Trains run as follows, on and after 14th June, 1845 From Bsookltm Dxfot Boston Train. A. M.daily, (Sundaysexcepted,) (topping at raroitugttaie ana st ueorge Manor. Accommodation Train, BJ A.M. nnd 5 P.M.

for Farui-incdale and Intermediate places. (Sundays excepted.) Accommodation Train, 3 P. Greeaport daily. (Sun days excepted,) slopping at Jamaica, Branch, Hempstead, ana tiicksviiie, and all the stoppigg places between lucks ville aad Green port From GaiaayoaT DzroT Boston Tnin, daily, (Sundays excepted) at l'i o'clock. at.

or on the arrivui ot the steamers Irom Norwich. Accommodation Train, 5 A. M. excepted,) ior nrookiyn, una intermediate places. FaoH FsaaiirianALB Dtror Accommodation Train.

6 A and 3 dally, (Sun days excepted,) tor Brooklyn and tntermeaiate place. From Jaitatca Depot Extra Train, 1 daily, (Sundays excepted) far and intermedinte places. The Boston Trains stop only at Pannlngdale and St Georges manor. Tbe Accommodation Train atop at the following place on tne ttoaa, going ooin. way ts receive ana aeuver p.

sengert, viz .0 69 .0 88 1 Oil -I I .1 lr) .1 SO .1 .1 .1 6'4 .1 frji .1 63i 1 634 dation Train 1 75 Boston Train 9 00 Stages are In raadlnesi on the arrival of Trains at the several Stations, to take passengers at very low Fares, to all parts of the Island. The steamboat STATESMAN leaves Greenport for Sag Harbor, twice each day, on tne arrival or the trains Trom Brooklyn. Baggage Crate will be In readiness at the foot of Whitehall street, to receive baggage for the several Trains, 30 minutes before the hour of starting from the Brooklyn side. Rockaway baggage taken In te pa rate Crates. Je7 FOR MOSTON FAKE, TWO DOLLARS REGULAR MAIL LINE, VIA NHIlWICII ANT) WORCESTER.

By steamers CLEOPATRA, Captain Duttan, and TRA VELLER, Captain Vanderbtlt. Thronih without chance ol ears nr baggage. Daily (Sundays excepted) at 6 o'clock P. from pier No 1 North River, foot of Battery place. The CLEOPATRA, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

The TR AELLER, Capt J. H. Vanderbuilt, os Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. On the tarriwil of tbe bona at Allen's Point, passengers will take splendid cars of the Railroad, and arrive in Boston in time to take the morning train bast. All kinds of freivht taken at reduced rates.

For further information enquire at the office of the Line, d4 Broadway, up stairs, or on board tne noau. N. B. Asl persons are forbid trusting any one on ac- coont of the above boat or owner. jyia NKWYOKK AND PHIL- ajfaw 1DEI.PHU KAlLROAObysi xs sr t'l'T.

tir VIA NEVVARK, NEW BRUNSWICK, PRINCETON, TRENTON, AND BrtlaruiAi (Throuvh in Six Hours.) Leaving New York daily, from th loot of Liberty st- morning cioca, a. m. Mail PUot Line 4i o'clk, P. M. The lines proceed direct to Camdea (opposite to Phila- deltlhia.) svlthnnt ehanee of ears.

FARE BETWEEN NEWTORK AND PHILADELPHIA First Class Cars 9 wi Second Clasa Caea 3 00 Passengers will procure thelrTICKETS at the office at the foot of Liberty st. where a commodious team boat win ne in reaeiness, witn Baggage tvrauss na wm. ilteca A 7. I SL Wi, TRACE AMD HALTER Ja-Al secaskt aigbt Ivw Chaaaa, aarad tsaavt c.i c. B4.

i do- Trace do. t. de i uat HslW It lv A a F.nb da a. For saa by u. HUBBARD, 4 aad Gobi street.

jyi. 1 i 1 C. JAO i. etti i'-A! to nb ir SEW LIHEI no YORK in FB.F F.noi .11 IK Un.lt Kw Sitmmtnmrm KulaM-u To cornmence oa Monday, the 1st of July, 1S45, leaving New York by steamboat indeptndtnesj. at ii o'crack, A.

tin Transport at 3 e'elock, P. daily (Sunday excepted,) from Pier No. North River, to South Am boy the take the eon of the Caotoen and Amboy Rail V3 fro thence in stages to Freehold. JLl? briber wlU ennunssnee running a line of stages as abfrom Wests to Freehold. N.J, leaving New York o'd'tk.

A. M. and arrive 7BoW 1 and 11 o'clock, A.M. Jrl Passengrrs wUl leave New Yes by the steam boat Transport, at 3, o'clock P. M.

lur South AaiboV. to wi. ear of the Camdea and Amboy Railroad Co. th. If toke "f'n In Freehold early Frlehd mikinI loiekett and safest route lo Fare from New York lo Freehold H7J cents.

cs, Stage Proptietor. New York, 16th July. IcHi. iylStf PATEBSOS HA1LHOAD BUMMER ARRANGEMENT. On and after Monday, April 14, the ear will leave I HIW XOTk at clock.

A.M. I a a I81 o'clock? P. M. 0 clock.F. M.

I 5e o'clock, P. M. Oa Sunday, rateraon at I ar. vb 8 o'clock, A. M.

fti o'clock, A.M. 4 o'clock. P. af. I a Paasenrers ara advlaed tnkisi th.

(mm. mi.ni. -sooac uie auuea nottrt 01 uepanure. ornce, 75 comandt For PhllfsdelDXiia. Th Camden 1 and Amhov Rail Road Una for PhiliuUl Tlhi.

mn.l I nt.rmJulikl. nl.r. wrlll 1 tv isq. it, N. foot of Battery Place, by steamboat to South Amboy every day, (Sundays excepted.) at 3, o'clock.

n. ana win eonnnne at that nnnr until lunner notice. rassennera will tabu th mm o.n,i. i.hn. tn 1' n.

smrss ia rmraoeipnia about clock, A. En. ojw nuaoeipnia ut) orwara aeea passenger i 25 freehold and Monmouth, via lage from Hiihtstown. 5 o'clock. P.

1 VI pons wood and West' 75 Snath Amboy gs Perth Amboy. Tottent, Rossvllle and Tufts, 121 TO PERTH AND SOUTH AMRoV. The INDEPENDENCE will leave mnmesn at Perth Amboy on her way down, bat will not atop returning to New York. Dally Ksresssrsilassa tss For the accommodation of those persons wis him to aneml a part of the day la Philadelphia, either on business or pleasure. Excursion tickets will be furnished, entitlint tha passenger lo return by the Mail Line nt o'clock.

P. tha name duy, or at 5, o'clock the next morning. Tickets for the excursion, $5, to be had at the Office, No. 9 West st, or on board tbe boat Fifty pound of baggage will be allowed to each nassen. ger in this Line, and passengers are expressly prohibited u-om using any ining as oaggage nut their wearing apparel, which will be at the risk of the owner.

Jl BUSS, Agent IMPORTAJIT 111 KJUltsHAATS. WOODWARD A Rj.ua tn Ik. From Nevr York to Albany X0 0 (0 SO t'ttca ii iso 0 10 0 3 SO Buffalo 0 12 0 3 00 Cleveland, Ohio 1 6 5 50 Toledo 1 3 0 5 75 Detroit Michigan 1 4 0 00 Green Bay, Wit. 1 16 0 00 niuwaukie Chicago. Illinois 1 18 0 9 JO Portsmouth, via Buffalo.

1 11 Cincinnati, a 1 13 St Louis, Mo. 1 18 Navoo, Illinois, ..3 5 Galena 13 La Fayette, Ind'a 1 II Montreal, LC 0 18 Port Hope: U.C. 0 16 Toronto 0 17 New Orleans via Phllad 3 15 The foregoing ara a few only of the nrincinnl olaeet to which we forward passengers, and by the beat mode of conveyance. On most routes we have meant of transporting at still lower prices. Our general list may be seen at our office, and at the offices ofjlhe different benevolent so cieties mi wmcn uie attenuon 01 tnose witmng to cmi- i.w hi tin iiiuuniog nam is itsvitcu Pennsylvania, Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Wtnconain, Indiana.

Missouri. Iowa, Mississippi. 1 be extensive arrangements of this Company enables nt to speak with great confidence, that not only a large saving will be made by those engaging passage, but that the emigrants comforts, and facilities of transit will be greatly promoted, by entnging pasaage of WOODWARD A 59 Washington st General Agent of the European and American mh31 Emigrant and Transportation Co. EXPRESSES. IIAHNDEN cfc CO'S, EXPRESS.

Arkansas, Louisiana, The Canada, New Brunswick, New England, lexas. rlille. subscribers have made arrangements for JL Daily Express between Boston and New York, hv which nil goods entrusted to them will be forwurded the ana night, without extra charge, or a delay of 34 hour during the winter month. The report which has been so Industriously circulated by unscrupulous parries, that we run but three times a weeK is unqualifiedly Falte. HARNDEN ACO.

DAILY EXPRESS. 'THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE" Completed Arrannments with! LINE OF KTF.AnilllaTk On the Nonh River, for forwarding their Expresses to and from thit city and Albany, for the season of 1844. An Express will leave every evening (Sundays excepted.) at 6 o'clock, raactsiLi, for Albany, Buffalo, and intermediate potnte. ALSO. Through Messrs.

Weill A from Buffalo lo Chicago on the Western Lakes. Through Messrs. Pullen A Co, from New York to Troy aad tNirratoga CMin ngs. 0 775 0 825 0 9 50 0 11 37 0 13 S3 10 7 97 0 4 60 0 4 00 0 4 35 13 75 Through Messrs. Virgil A from Troy to Montreal and tne tauauas.

Through Messrs. Sherman A Bnrbank from Utiea to Wa ugn meaars. onerman a Dttroana irom uneato wa NEW FORK SATURDAY. AUGUST 2. 1845.

i hT.V,,,hh.nk tertown, Saeketi's Harbor, Kingston (Canada,) and Rtw Ogdensbunh. For the greater protectloB and safely nf all valuable Pack- Met, we have a room on board the steamer Knickerbocker, CapL SL and Rochester, CapL Iloughkm, which ia occupied by our messenger, and each mom is supplied with a good Iron Safe, (which haa Andrew' Patent Combination Lock," WITH TH LATEST IMPROHM UTS, A TXSTID raoor asaisst acasLAat; and Lloyd, Dunham A Thomson's Patent Safety Padlock, to nrotect the kev boles. 1 In which are placed all package of value entrusted to us to lurwaru. Packages must be at our office! a time to ba enured nnon ux ouoAs, to ensure saiety ana ucspeir.n. LIVINGSTON, WELLS A POMEROY, No.

i Wail atreet. New York. C. LmnetTon, New York City, H. Well.

Buffalo. Protrrietora. T. PowtaoT, Albany, le6 UTICA SCHENECTADY RAILROAD COMPANY Eighteenth Dividend Declared Notice is hereby given tn the Stockholders ef the above named Company, that a seml annual dividend of Four Dollars on each share of stock held by them has been declared, and paynme on tne nrst any ot August next. Biocitriiiuers, whose slock It registered In the city of New York, will annlv fcr their dividends at the office fur the re gistry nnd transfer of the Company's stock, at the Phenix Bank of said city; and stockholders, whose stock ia registered In the city nf Albany, will apply for their dividends at tne Ainany uity Hank in that city.

vaunt Ainany, jtiiy t. icHO. By order of the Directors. JylBtAnlO J. V.

L. PRUYN.Treasurer, Ice, 1JEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION POSITIVE JLV BALE OF VALUABLE FARMS, COUNTRY SEATS, DOCK, Ac, adjoining the Hudson River, west aide, halfway betweea Newhurgh aad Pooghkeepsie, opposite the seats of Messra. Van Rensselaer, Lenox aad Sheafe WILLIAM H.FRANKLIN A SON, No. 15 Broad street. New York, will sell, by order of the subscribers, oa ine premises at nartoorougn.

Ulster county. hH miles frnm buildings, Ac in separate parcels of Ka lo one hundred acres each. Said tale will Include the homestead of Lewis Dubois, deceased, one of the nott choice situations between New York and Albany, together with several other choice building sites, Ac The land is first rate, well watered, Ac The convenient aad ready access to the city of New York by steamboats. daily and hourly from the above premises, renders this a most desirable opportunity for farmers, gardeners, Ac, tn local, the new xork and Albany steam boats land at nampton ana allium, anatne ieamboat splendid runs regn larly between Marlboro landing and New York. Gentlemen desirous of purchasing tiluauoni oa the banks oi the Hudson, tn neailhy aad pleasant part of tbe coaa try.

wnere tne tannsc pe vie whs oeauttmi ana extensive. will And this a rare opportunity. Some of the lou. as will be seen by reference to the maps, contain about SO, 30, 40 ana osi acres eacn. Taaa Ten per cent to be paid bpob the dar of sain hal.MM am.

1 Jv nC SJ I I casks aad eighths, of ibe old aad tenuis, brand, and of very superior gaalliy, recnatiy iapuriad diract fmta the wa nous si Usenet le.unaer cattoat bouse lock, salilad to aerjeature aaarortaie by 9, T. ICOLL, 87 and BS Ftnat street Also, Bordeaux Brandy, J. J. Dnpuy brandy, aad Otard, Dapnyat Co braady, ef varioa vtsloges aad of choice mmmms mmsusm ItsSlta tOEB. JaUJ math.

s- -st-, a t. lsNi t.i la it i 7ftl Jnaat Jrhtat. Aaslroseotsia at 1 Ansusta hank BANK BOTH TABLE. Cetktc-ra. August 9.

lets Bank of Branswiek kank Calais baak Canal bank, rortlaad. i Caseokaak, Cental bank. HaikTweU ....1 Commercial bunk. Bsth Cumberlankbank, Portland Easter bank.Bansor Exchange bank. Penland nsnaua nan.

Iaainar Freeman's bank. Augusta 14 FrontMT bank, Eastoott Gardiner baak T.T... Granite bank, Angusta Kenduakeag bank, Lime -Lincoln bank, Bath Main bank. Manufacturers' bank, Baco. MannC A Trad.

h'k. fert'ld Mariners' bank. Medomac Meiruntieook bank. Canao" Mercantile bank. Bangor I Merchants' bank, Portland.

1 Nekuakeag bk. VassahWh'1 Northern bank, People's bank, Banga Portland, bank ol Sruradahoek bank. Bath Skowheran b'k, goattb Berwick bank Thomastnn bank Tieonie bank, Waarvill I nioa bank. Waldo bank, Wartbrork. bank a.

York bank. Sacs i -Vest Hnrskrr fftte. Atbuelet bank. Kama 1 Cheshia bank. Keen 4 Claramont bark.

wmm i muix. i Con. River bank.Charlast'n.i perry bank Dover bank Exeter bank Farmers' bank. Grafton bank. Haverhill Granite bank.

Esaser Lancaef bank Lebanim. bank Manuf bankof N. Mechanics' bank. Nashua bank N. II.

Union Peinigewaaast b'k. Plymouth' Pstataonah b'k. Portsmouth. Porumontb Rochester bank Rockingham k. Portsm'lh." SuAbrd baiik, Dover Wuunpistocee b'k.

Meradius rmumt jfvUe. Bellows Falls bk, Rocking'm 1 Rrattiebora bank Burlington, bank of Cniednnia. bank of Danvill Farmers' bank, Orwell Far. A Men. h'k.

Uurbngton." Manchestei, bank ef Middlebury. bank ot Montpeher. bank of Newbury, b'k of Wells Riv. (rteans. bank of Oranie Co.

b'k of Chelsea Poultuey. bank of Rutland, bank nf. St Albans, bankof. 1 Vergennes, bank of 1 VVoudatnrk. bank of.

i Massachusetts A'otc. Adams bank I Aerieultnral bank. PituneU Amherst bank. Anduver bank Auntie bank.Snlein Atlantic bank. Boston Atlas bank.

Boston Anleburn' bank Rarmaalile bank. Yarmouth, Betllord Cor, ba, N. Bollord" Beverly baak Klackstone lauik, Boston bank Brighton bank Bristol Co. bank, Taunton Bunker Hill bk. Ckartaslown" Cambridge bank Onttalbank, Charles Riv.

b'k. Cambridge bank ot Chiekopee bank, Springfield Cllisena' bank. Nantucket Citizens' bank, City bank of Kostoo Cohannetbank.Taunton.... Columbian bank. Commercial bank, Concord Han vers bank Iledhara Dorchester and Milton bank.

Ihixbury bank Eagle bank of Boston Eaat BrKlgewaler bank Ex bank.N Andover Exchange bank, Salem Fair Haven bank, Falmouth bank Fall River bank Fitehburg bank Framingnam bank Freeman's bank. Boston General Interest bank. Sakun Globe bank ol Boston Gloucester bank Grand bank, Grama bank. Boston Greenfield bank Hamilton bans. Boston Harnden bank, HampthireNanuf.

bk. Wars' Haverhill bank Hinghern bank HouMtonic bk. Stockbrtdg." Lancasnet Lee Leicester bank Lowell bank Lynn Mechanics' bank. Man. A Mec a.namucaa.

Manufacturers bank. Rowley Marblehead bank Market bant, Biarm. vine bank. New Bnlfurd Ma nehusetta bank. Boston.

Mm hames' bk. Newburvp't. Mat knnies' bank, N.Bedfwd Meetanies' bank. H. Boston." Mercantile bank.

SaUra Merchants' bank. Merrhanu- bans, is. rjeururu Merrhants' bank, Salem Merrhanu' bk. Newburyport Memmae bank. Haverhill Milbury bank.

Naumkeag lank, Salem Neponaet bank, CnnUin New England bank. Boston. North hank 01 Nimhamotoo bank Orean Imnk. Old Colony bank, Plymouthi nxtnrd bank Pacilic bank. Nantucket People's Imnk, Koiunrr.

Uuirwigsmend bk. Were Urt." Uumcr won. oana Kail KiMid bnnk. Lowell Randolph bank KaUiai bank Shawmut bank, Boston Shoe A Leather Ileal xhsh. South Britlge bank rtonth bank of Boston Hpnnf rielri bnnk state nans, nusmn Suffolk bank .1 Boston T.iintnn Traders' bank, Boston I remont bant, oosiou Union Imnk of ermautb it Braintree Union bank, Boston Village bank.

Danvets Walthnm bank Warren bank. Janvert VVashingtnn bank. Boston 1 1 I D.i.a, Worcester bank Wrentkam bank Ukade hla tfstes. American hank. Providence.

I Arcaile bank, Frovulenc Blackstone Canal bk.l'rovkL Un.l.,1 hank nf. Centreville bank. Citizens' Union bx. ocituaa. Citr bank, Commercial bank, Bristol Commercial bk, Prmiweooe." Cranston Cumberland Kagl.

bank ol Brut Eagle bank. Providence Kschanee bank. Providence. Exeter bank- Fall Riv. Union bk.

Tiverton" Franklin bant. Freeman's bank. Bristol Globe bank. Providence High st. bank.

nop nana, nitreniin Kent, bank of, Coventry lndhalders bk, S. Kingston" tne city ot New oik, on THURSDAY, September 4th next, T.i.Ti,'l at 12 n'rinrk un Mc. A Man. k. rrovioeoc.

Mtinuntc. bans, isis.iM.iiHa I Mw.hanu' bask. Mercbanu' bank. Provitienee" Mount Vemoo bank, loster-" NarraganseU b'k, Wiekfcrd." National bank. N.

E.Com.bank,Newport.. N. E. Pacific bank, Prov Newport bank N. America, bk of, Provid'ee" N.

Kinestnn bank. Wick ford Newport Exchange North Providence bans Pawtuxet bank Phenix bank. Westerly Pheuix bank, Providence Provid.Co.bank.SmiUif.eld. K. l.Agnc'1 tauiK Jonra.no 10 R.

1. CenU b'k. lGreauwicbi K. I. Union bank, R.

bank of. Newport Roe. illiams' bk. Provid'ee" Smithfield Exchange bank Smtthrield Lunt Rock bank." deed will be given or. if desired, two thirds of th pur- Tu5? bank" fiewoofi: cnaae money can remain on Dona ana niortgage tor a term traders' bank, in ssjera.

u. aunawaui is a convenient nsuse, con- Lb ton bank, rroviaence tains 17 rooms, aad cellars, in good order, near to churches, I Vilhure bank. Smith schools, store, mill, Ac About fitty to one bundled acres I Wsrren 00 1 Philadelphia burgage Crates are conveyed from elty to of wpbrtor land will be sold wi It, on which are fruit of VvesUrie;" eklrom'- without beTnTopened by the w.y. Each Train is barasaadontbuildlng. wSbobEik, rulsSe." provided with a Car.

ta which are apartment and dressing I Title to sld property tt lndi.puahle. For further informa I Woorcket Falls bk.Cumd" 1 I tkm. Inouire Dersooallv of W. H. Franklin A Ann.

I w.kiJ hank '600 Returning, the Line leave Philadelphia from the Walnut SL at 9 A. and at 5 P. M. The Lines tor Baltimore, leav. Philadelphia at 7 0' clock.

A. II, and 4 o'clock, P.M., being a continuation of tne use rroa New York. njfW IFBNKV RAIL ROAD AND TRANSPORTATION. COMPANY. NEW YORK AND NEWARK.

Vlts nrrevn pssr.irrv-STV CglrT. Newark Accnrntnotlatlon Line, from the foot of Courtlandt street, daily, Sundays excepted. Leave New York at fl, and 11 o'clock A AL, and at EJ, 1X4.4). IVIi and o'clock Leave Newark at 7, 7, 8, 9 and lOg o'clock A. hL, aad 1 1 ana a o'clock p.

M. rw HiTarnAVSI Leave New York at A.M. aad 41 P. M. Leav Newark at ID P.M.

and OA Tbe care of the Mums and Essex RAllrnnd lor Orange, Millville, Summit, Chatham, Madlsoa aad Metristowa, run through from Jersey city without change, aad connect with a. ana r. M. trains from mew rorx. np.w vontr iKn ptivarptthTOWN.

Leave New York at o'clock A. Id, and Hi, 3, 11 and oj n-clock P. M. Leave 8 JO AH, andat 3i, BJ, and 94 o'clock P. M.

The train for WestAelrL PtaiafielrL nVmndvook. Somer- eille, Ac. connect with the 9 A M. and i.4i M. trains from New York dallv Snndava Fare between New York and EUxabethtown, 511 cents.

New York and Somerrille, 75 cents. NEW. rORli.AVn AH WAY. Leave New York at 9 A. and at lii, 4, 4j and ti Leave Rah way at 6J, 7L 7 and 11 A.

and at 3,61 io r. as. EW YORK AND NEW BRUNSWICK. Laav New York sit A. ll and A anl 4 P.

M. Leav New Brunswick al 5, 7J and 11 A. aad 8, On tVH Leave Kew York atn a. ii. and at P.

ML Lsawt New Brunswick at Hi A. and P. M. Fare except in tha Philadelphia train, between New ivt una new urn seine jsjeent. Betweea New York aad 311 Paaaiagti who procure tkrair tickets at th.

Ticket Office seeeivw terry acket gratia, tba 9 train troa Aewara ex- eavnted. i Tickats ara received by th consisctorx only aatba day. whea purchased. I eavjnmamtioa ore btweea Kew York ana New foot of ork, or of the tubacribers, where map of the property can ass raven. W.

H. FRANKLIN A SON. Auctioneers. N. DEYO.

M. Newbnrgh. jatS4 SAMUEL HARRIS, on the premises. OTICE TO MERCHANTS ANDTHE PUR LIC BALMER'8 Atnerlcaa Newsaaner Bob. Rrideafkort bank.

............1 City bank. New Haven Connecticut bank. Bridgeport" CXRiv. Bk'ng Haittord" U.riil.M bank Exchan ge ban a. Hartford Fan-held Co.

ban. orwaut Do. do. Branca. Danbui Dsn bury liprJon and Advertisint Ageacv.

No. 160 Nassau atmat I Far. A Mec hank, TSk B.iui II tl.rtforri hank r. jik 7D DarsiCD I nuuaiuiKa.n.vw,.iiu. li mmuiiii, uiiuiic, u.v anxiiiiiii.

Ma. n.uo, cuiu use ouaineseom I jeweu Citr bans mnmty generally, of tha city, who are desirous of making Mec names' bank, N. Haven. auwucis. I 1 pursuits, that he ia the Agent of tome of the best Newspapers of most of the principal Town aad Citiea of every 11 SS.SS U(UU.

BHH UV pr jmi AflH I aUtnOT Ixed by tbe proprietors, to receive Advertisements for pub lication In their respective papers; copies of which, to getner with term ot advertising, may ba aeea at his otnee. For the Information aad convenience ef thna who desire to extend tiieir Country Trade, by advertising ia the I HtamtoM ban wiuuLiyncwap.ci. um in. aeejiijt list or towas I TBaaneebeoa, norwica. and Citiea.

thmnvbout the United StatM I Thnmneon aaak. my office, trom which Merchants aad other anav smb. I Tolland O- bank. Tol least. such a telection a will best suit the several kind, nr ness in wmcn tney are sagageo, ana la Use papers of which it may ba their Interest to invite tbe attention of the PALMETt y7 Agent for Ceantry Newspapers, low Nassau st.

TIKINJK-MANUFACTURER OF DfCRB UT. J) ENT ELASTIC METALIC SHANK FOR BOOTS AND SHOES. This unique and useful invention has su the spprobation of every gentlemen of taste who haa fi. iy lesueo value, ana is rspiuty coming into general use sunong an larrsotrs wno regarn eastx, grace, camion and dnr- antnty as nestrahie reqotsites in their Bants aad Sbors it aaaes tne wot or rae aore eiasire, preserves its original style and shape, and gives the hollow part a beautiful and elevated arch, therebv allowing the heel to h. mm high wriih perfect esee, or quite low withoat expoeiagtbc aHu.iw.wsu..j., tn.

tootrront preas la lorwara, ana renins it in a natural aad easy position. 1 neunoenignea aaa John IHek. Ion a tract, mm th only persons whomakeand sell Boots aad Shoes with Ibis lareauoo, tn the cities af Kew York, Brooklyn, aad Jersey City, bat dealer wbwath t. parchaae ties. Boots to sell i other places.

Bust buy them of the subscribe. tientlemea who are desirona of ubaaiaiag a tiahsoaakl pair af BosvuconstrmcUsd iB the aaaaneg above meaJea, are lnviteo to caa stuo rut ton tireet. LORIN BROOKS. M.rilAfi bank fxartiord. Middlesex Co.

b'k. Middlet'n Mystic bank New Haven bank New Haven Cauntr bank New London baak Norwich bank Phenix baak, Hartford Uuinnebaug ban. Norwich L'ana bank. New Loadoa Whaling bank.Is.LauMa.. Wmdham bank WttdhaaCo.bk.

Jt'tw Ysrk Citt Jfsus. ABtb.Crtv Banks as Jk ew le. state Jfstm. A gn cultural bank. Herkiaarl Albanr Citr bank.

Albanj Exchaaxa pari Albanr. baak i Albion, bank a. I Auaaur bank. par A urea, ban oi Auburn, bank a B.lUinA fin. hank Brock port, bank ol a Brooklya bank.

aOs. b'k. raTtiipaai wms Ca.baarKsiiiiii.. I I s. Exeh.

bL oTieiase. Alex' I Farnsers' bk. of Cny ofTroy par tarasses' ta, Aasttasa I Farm. A Mec bank. Carmel.

Farm. A Mar. k. Rocbeetcr' Farns.A Pro, bank, SotTters pat Farm. A iimr.

nans, i.nuaie 1 Farisasrs bankof Faros, bk. of Orleans. Gain Tana. A Mec.Oroer.-iK.rrn iFarm. bk.

ol Maiosa. Fruk- Para. A Mee. b'k. of Gaa- sae-tMiava Farm.

bk. of Orange Farm, at Maanf. bk. Poukab- kaepsw iw Farm. bank.

Hudson par Vntt Plaia bank. I Hnmewie. bank of. Batavta leneaet Co. Mn, ue tu'7 trtneva.

bank oi. I Hamilton bank Herkiraer Co. bk. Lrttw rsllsl Hithland bank. par nuwar Trust Banking te- Trr I Hodaan River bank.

Hudson par Ithaca hank 1" I I rvinoernoti bank Pf Kingston bank par Lansingburg bank. I kjvingstoo Co. LAcapon rjanktng and Troat Long Island usnwiiie.aankor.... 1 ManufatrruisMs' bank. Jasav'' -lercn, uaus.

CanarHlaigua I Mec. A Farm. bk. I Mee. A Farm, bk, I Mer.

A Mec.bJHt.T.oy!!". MtddMSon bank l.nl'. 1 Mohawk bank.ScrMMcuuir I a Mohawk Valley Moorcas bank Montgfiniery Co. bank I New-Ria-helle bank I New-Y ork, mock bank I New-Yort State bk, Albany Newburirb hank pai I l.iWtuhii rw I. Ii.

pfiver Lee A Burfiilsill! I snvsna oana, i.dc.. OnB.nf.iiik I'n. Ontrainlo. -i-nrnniresuo. ll'rMMn.

bank of tawecu uuca, ttraDcn icb Veraoa. bank pai I bank. 1 nkol 1 bank aihmatou 1 tMuitr ut'ountr rv arren Co. nk, Juhnsburcb, Watertbhl. bank of.

Waiertnwn, ban of. Watnril(. bank of. bank Itank ui WhtsjBhU. White'i bank White Plmna bank Whiteitown.

bank of. 1 WooMt Atwrmmfr i aua Co. bank JVM Jtr-afA Belvidera bank Commercta! bank kXimberlaad bank rami, bank of armors' Rahway. Farm. Ml Wiec, Mecb.

bank of Mech. bank ot Newark Meek. A. Man. b'k.

Tn-olon. IHorrn bnnk Newark Btutl.injr, Ac Iim. New Have A ttnl. Bn-lae Co. tlrange bank People's bank Plaintield bank I'hneetnn bank Salem BankintCo 1 Utjeco Lo.

baiik Oweo.bioliaC I riiniYrm tMnk Plrhn Imnk. BufTKJo, I im Plain hank Pwiirhk-wpMC litvuk pi Powell bank, Pratt vi 1J bank pi Rochtwler. hank of. I KurhesterCitr baak I Rome hank uf. Hackect't llaxbor baak taijna baiik 8aratOara Co.

bank 4 MnectAtir Dank-. Seiwa Co. Silwcri-k, l7tnitati Co. bank CaukiiiV. 1 1 ofiipaunn Co.

bauk. of. Tn.y City bank 'litter Co. bank tank Utira. baiikof of .1 Sua bank, Cjunden iSlate bank.

Wtale bank at Moms Staa bank. Newark HUite baak, New Brunswick" Sussex bank Trenton Banking Co. tioo bans, nova Relief Notes Carlisle bank Chambersburg Chaster bank of. Columbia Bridge Co commercial uanx ol 1'enn. ueiawareto.

Dorlestown bank Kanton En. bank Exchange bank, Pitubuab. Harrtsburgb bank. irlonesttaie Ikensingtnn iLaneissie. Lancaster Co.

bank, Lebanon bank .11 i par Exch. bk. ol Holliday-tl-i'reh. 1 rantren bank, Bucks i Fanneri' bank. FfWHwr) bank ofRmjin Farm.

Mafbtmnk. Farmen' 4t Ururar' Franklin bank A Manuf. A Mer. A Maa.if. Midi letowa Miners' bank.

PotUville. ii I German to wd bank. Gett-mburicb bank ij-irmm orini, ciOHn(i. 1 i Ii a leciianics' i b'k, Philadelvhal 1 bank ft Meclinnics' ba Mononenela tiank Mrmttoiary Co. i Muysnensin bank Nortiianiiton bnnk Amenca.

bank Northern Liberties Northumberland, bank Pennsylvania, bank nf. Penn Towoshin. bank ol Philadelphia Pittstnrr hank. 1 Schuylkill bank 1 Soutbwark bank Susquehanna 8 U. a.

bank. thalwuHuue upl. U) tvaterniiank Wyoming bank xont MdiMra M'atfs. Bank of Delaware 1 Farmers' bank of Del. wans.

iSmvrna. bank of. I'monDanxoi Wuainctoa A Brsndy win. Marpland A'stcs. Bnkimore.

bank I HJbeaapeake bank tiuxens bank om. Sr. Farm, bk nf Baltm'r. bk nf Allegbanyli rancsrt ban oi Ilo oo ana tlrenetMta Frm. A Merh.

bank. Kred'kl Farm. A Mer. bank. Balt'mr 1 Farmers A Planters' bmiik 1 Ftencriek Co.

bank. Hngerttown bank I Maflr bank of Mech. bank of Balumora I MerelianU' ban I Mineral bank 1 Patapseo 1 Salisbury bank Union bank ol Maryland i Washinxuvn ls. bank a Westerubank i Weatrnfrwter. bank of.

1 District of CW.au. Jtes. Fanners bank of Aarsandna.J I in. m. mm.

Metropolis, bank of the Patriotic bank. WsshirnTloo. Potomac, tiank nf. Unitin bank of VVaahinAion. bank of.

Jfstem. Exchange bank 1 I srmers hank of Merrh. A Mwifmmes' bank 1 N. bank of Virginia Valley, bank nf the 1 Virgina bankof. AVrtk Carslima JfsUt.

Rank of the State A Rraucrwll C. Fear, bankof. A Braneha" "tlercnanu bank, timtth Varmlma A'stes. Camdea bank II CharlesUKi, bank Commercial baak. (Georfetown, bank.

Ham wire, bank of Merchants' bank Planters' A Mechanics' bank" South Carolina, bank of iS. Western 11. 1 Stat bank of South Carolina" nion ok South Carolina ifoargta Jtstes. Augusta Ins. A BanktngCo.il Augusta, bank Bruiuwick.

bank of. Central bank. i Coenmerctai bank, Geotgia R. R. A Banking Co.

is Do Branch. Aueusta Martneai Fire ins. bank. Sav." Mechanics' bank. Milledreville.

bank Planters' bank. St. Mary's, kwik of Georgi, h'k of. Sav." Jllabatna Jfstes. Staa bank of Ala.

A Braaeb- a 7 Bank of Mobil 1 Plant, A kirr. bank. Ii Jruuisna S'sUS. Ca. A Bank.

Co. N. Orleans 11 ICarrolton A Bk. Co.N O. II 'Citixens' bk.

of Louisrana, It uity bank ol Consolidated Ass.M-islioo. 16 Gas Light A Banking Ce. 11 u. Mee. a.

rraa. nans, Luea bk of Louuiaca Okie fAaliuw. k'bf A S1l.iM.IUl CireieviiU bankof. Clinton bank, Columbus Columbiana, bk of Ltsbsa Commercial bank. Ciac.nnati" m.

bk ol Baotm. fotuiai t.tu lb. yum bank- Jsk Far. A Mac bk. Franklin bank.

Franklin bank. Corusaba. kauga. bank of, Faiomrill lneaster. sjnio sans sv Ifayetabank.

Marietta, bank of. Masai Ion. bankof. Makianmbank. Mount rieaxaar, nana N'orwaik.

bank of. lo. Life las. A Trust Cm. Cm," 'Suulusky.

bank of. Wat' a Reserve b'k. Waater. bAnkof. 11 Xenia.

baak of it Zanaaville. bank of Jadsoaa JTstsm. bank ol Indiana, aad Braac has w.asss Jistts. llliaoit. bank of.

SnawnaaCn da nana xkancasa. Kantncky. bk ol BrooanaCobk. Bingtaapwai Lsuwvuja.liaiikof Canal bank. Canal bank mt Lock port, UI I Cayug Co.

bank. Aoburn. uentral nanx. nerry Central r.BkofLi llMuaoqaeuo n. besnsns Canal bk.

Laina-i Cberangsv Baak of Norwahl Cliuton V. b'k. Cotnunavciaihank. Troy Cnaaaii al "ilk km in wwag ot s. wiuiie, is.

a. DaasviUs. Lank mt. I Delawarabaii. lk.Hu A Illinois KnUucks AVatee.

f. A Braacasali lAonaem. or. at Braneha. Tmmmm tel.baj.x MeanhaJl rsr.

tt Mmc, si MntaafTM- Mats jPlanarr b'k 1 fj U. fiS'l Tannttia.bkf..a rnea fmon hank. nnenes of. ruhnll Branch. -Nsshvila.

Nashvil Banek.Jaeati Missouri Bank ef the Stat. U. Lennuli mfm.n vv sues. Cemraercia baak. Albnv.

oar Bank mi si sjwssnaieai tana-- -c. rrv tusk -i. Far. A Mee. aanki IMroiC'.

aucaugaa lns.u... v'issnss JWts. las.Cav BKANDT AND WHlSftVET-1x puaclaoM OldSroleb lartv kl.lt t1''? froa etaagew ShhaWraad Mrsun lrasa, taaaaat fraaa brig ttam, tress kVa-aaaaa, tor saa ax aj xgratTstisayt, sy '4 JT. yACLA.y It ASHES. Ill Genesee bbl.

Ohio, via Michigan Troy Braadywiisa Gmrsetown Baltimore 11. w-ard hrhmoad. City Mills Richmond, Country Aiexondna Petersburg Rye Flour Csra Meal, j. FRUIT. Dry Southern E.I.

Biiifalo S. AHorae.pea.1 II b.Mr. Manilla, Perton. Riaua.cl'a. ill NO.

25 PINE STREET. WHOLESALE PRICKS CCRRE.tT. Cstumt SATvanas. ArersT 8. Psa.

aststm. UOT. I 7 a I Hi 4 Balik, (ssiarestroo.) N-Y. laapaclio. na un a lernwir Truidad.

Maraeajbo. a liuaraAiaii Pam CM. JjowunjrA Java Got. Sumatra llraril St Uominco. cash COPPLR.

Sheatrung.new lb. Sbestbing.old.... Pig. Boltt CORD ACE. Foreign lb.

A awncan Bale Rope Una ArabM, 1 Gum Corsal. Gum Mvrrb. w'd. Guns Gun Trancantb Jalap Khubarb. 14.1 Sal Soda al Ammoniac, refined Sarsapariila.

Hon. las. Vera Bh.Uac.otmo... Shetlae. liver SusarLand Sulphaa UuL ox.

lartane sa Cube, a 48 Ttrartfl ton a BRISTLES. St Parsburg. 1st Lb. 1081 Ajnn.ClD.;i;: tsnubrA Monld.tallnw..lh. 1 11 AL.0- 9 83 sua 00 Scotch I 00 414 Anthrac-ta, Dsutlb 4 fai a i tu COCOA.

14 7 am 17 17, l' .84 16 9 s-. I nris. New 10 Cpiand 9 8 Florid. a. 8 Alabama 6 10 COrTtlN RACCING.

Hemp yard Its k. 17 Flax II is Araenean a. .11 tiKCGSAUDDYES. If lb. 8, au pnumon, Argoim.

rad 10 E1 Balsam I tmn ti Boras, reuoed lb. l'. mU ji Do. ceud. to UStdH Castor Oil 'oehinenl Cream ta.

.1 Hertainot. FlorCamoi. Sulphur 14 13 sl 40 as 17 ii DO "0 os on Ijeunm Paste IS II Madder. I hitch Ill 17 IH. French Ii 1 ftlagnesia.

la id Maana, flake ao Nuuralls, blae Al- Jepiw 141.. 15 Opium. 4 all Otto Rue. ox. at UuieSs.lT.-r....

lb. 1 10 ll aV 10 a. 8j. Is a. II Hsu ti, Drnetrjr BruautitM, piece.

IT Impenal, Imperial, 34 inch. 90 ail Ravens, light i 7t a 6 oO Ravens, beavv a 8 German, half pee 10 all Uoiiand A A pot. asU Amencaa. Boa 11 alt Jors'laspe. 11 ail 50 Cotton, lalOvd UVKHlKlllrt.

Braxilelto uwi.lrl 00 alk Camwood. a0 rustic Cuba Jb aJU FusUc, Carthag'a 14 alS Fustic Maracaib. 14 alS LogwtMMl, Cam. as) mJf Logwood. 8L Domingo 19 18 Nic'a Boa're aSI 50 Core.

31 aO aJ7 50 Niearagua.llaeh. 45 aJ7 60 Nlcaraxua. Luna so 00 a Sapan Wood U0 ajj FEATHERS. 12 3 Liv American la FiStl. DrrCod, perewt, i 66 llrvScs.

do 1 aa a 1 Ml Pickled Cod, bbl. 8 a aft Do raIniuo It al lio smoked alo 00 MackereUsol bbl alx sO int. iul am Do. NoJ a tied Hcrmng.Pici.led. liernng.

box. 40 FLOUR AN AL. 4 lxia 4 a 4 ob 4 76 a 4 Is 4 7a a 4 75 a 4 7 4 75 alOO a47S 4 7. 4 3 a Rseinl. Mai.

esk. Raisins. Bunch, bx J'ia Do tto De. Ins bltwa Do Sultana, lb Currants, 'mi, lb lb Do shelled Ih Figs. Sinyra lb Filberts lb Prunes.

Bord'x lb GRAIN. Wheet, Western AN. York, bush Wheat, Southern Ilia Wa 11 a 141a 6 a a (a al on bS It re. Csirn, at N. aa.

iA Soutnem, 4b Orleans, 4S Barley. Riva Oata. Oats, rtout here. rinirs. R.

G.and Buenos lb. Calitoruia rnnoc Carthagssta and maniia Mexican Ttahaa 6i 44 40 a. 10 XiH tu aw Amencaa. Uew aa as a is, Do. water rottadUa aLS 00 HOPS.

First son, 1.. IH Renral lb. 1 40 rtlnnilla SO Cafaceas at a i wt Guatimala. Ou a 1 IRON. Pig.

Eag.AUT. -M Pig. Aaar- No I 37 a rig. csm. a Rar.

Hns. I-Uo a Bar. tssredes, ssnt nar. r.ne. ret u.

r. Bar. Lac. eoee-. .6 a Sneet.

Uuiaia 1st fli. a i Anier a llnsioa. auad rm Amer. rvrt iwiia LEAH. lull 2 75 Rar lb.

4 a 4l daMt- LLA I Oak pa lb. Is Hemlock iLAMPlJi N. O. A New liana, gall Poeto Hico He. Croix Nuevitas Haven.

A Mai NAVAL Tar per Ism. Pitch. Sou. Rosin, cirm. N.C and Turpentine.

Co son fin. WiFm.enn... SpiTTtsTurrsentiB Bouts, sail OILS. Florcoca. JO dasks ham Pm liTKl n.r hkt 87t arni.h..

prr.if. Lttbai Bit. Butter Ho. Ohio Ref, smoked Hains tueklssl ibboukleni pickled KAtin. l.erriurn....oer Rj ficiir Trieste Kit Rice r-crlODIbt SALT.

TarkslsJ.Dr bush. 'Cadi Curacoa 53 10 6 VI 7 ui i. as rnt ritH lt tlx a 1 "0 I Tie 87 3 IH 43 a Palm per lb. i ii LirMessd. Hut.

and Luc.tnil Ikn. SooitMrrn. Stierm. croS ljv per bbl Laru 1 il. PA.

NTS. Lead. Red. A mer. mil, hrte Eng.

eo a dry I.rtMiiidinoil.. 1 ilio. do. Amer.dss. I nn.ain.ilrr..

Ii hi Plaaler Beef. Mesa, pr bbl 9 7. Ik. Pnin. S7S a t-or.

Ness.XhMi. 13 Ual3 laxPn ae. alU rtnoatiij per lit 7ta-. 8i IH i la It! t) 51" 4... 51a 8 35 a.

31 J4 lit Liverpool hue sack Isislli SALTPETRE. Refined net Crude, K. I SCKISS. Clover per lb. 6,..

8 riax, rtHign Timothy, per to. 1 busn ui SOAP. N.Y. brown, lb 3 Castile til'ICKS. Caara.

per lb. Clovst. Ginger, race Nutmegs, No. 1... Penoer.

Sumatra Pirttento. JasnKt sriKll'S. Brandy.tltird.Du- 18 -J puy at Co. per gaS uu a ia Ih, lioch.be.... lWiHi Dr I lu 1 ij Do J.iel Woile's I i I 1 Do Vmey'dPro S3 a i Riun, Jamaica, 4th urwil 1 SO a 1 75 Rum, St Croix, Sd proof.

1 00 a 1 10 Rum. N. U. lit uf. 3U 36 in, Wolfe's Sw Do ensratry btsker Ower 1rL W.

O. ist M. all Sures. VV.O.i.ipe jo. vv.i.

nr.a... tu Do. W. O. bbl Hoops 25 SUGARS.

St Croix New I If Porto Rico 4 lia 4 171. v.na. white Do 1 10 WIIALLKONb. .11 1 II lit ati a.J ali aJU aJU a in a 11 7ta a Stiiart'sdouhle II IHi cruabeil luia 11 Ilo eniund Ilia SUMAC. Sicily, 00 a TrMte ilo Jj a SI Arnencando a TALLOW.

ForvMen. p-r lb a ti American do. 7 it TEA. Imperial, ir lb a fa l.uapowkr....... Us i HywHi skin.

iai I 1 1 I VMing llyvm. so bs Canton l. Black Teas TUHACUU. Virginia, lb 51 nr. Carolina Ken.

and ii St. Dnaingu 1u Ji Cuba ii MatiutK'tiireU No 1. 10 15 IN. mHhllilic 9 Man'd 6 7 DoSlbiTios a 15 Slab, 11 49 WINES. nltiiO Slierry a 60 Canary.

Htl lenentle, iU rt.c.. vnrleira 5d 7'l dry 471 Duaweet 41 47s Claret, Cisk 3b aJ3 Ihiia bsjUie.dox.. Port 43 a 1 btl bo. au SJO IH HJ1-. Amencaii ciaxony.

neec in 3b Do. full oki Jle- nno T2 an. I lit 11 llMj.ua.ivea'idldo.. Hi i No. 1.

pulled IH rj No. x. no -U S. 10 a. .12.

140 I Do. unwashed a i Js) 00 I It 14 laO OS I siur ma Ill i MARINE LIST. Rlemaraada. AnoiVAL atNkw Vntu (July, l4o.l DeaerlpUoa of Vessels. I 3 Shipa S3 Barks 4V Brigs 9i Schooners 3d Galliots.

1 Sloop 1 825 Respective flaas. United rl tales British. Bremen Norwegaa. Swedish Hamburg Sicilian Netherlands Belgian. Prussian s- Danish Portuguese T.val AaarvLts or Ptsstaosis.

Jaly, lfxi From Great Britain Rnllsh dependencies Franc. Breaaa Antwerp Hamburgh Other port Total Clbajuscss roa Jclt, lei. No. t'aited Sate Vessels "7 Foreiga Veatsta 77 Total. ..174 TleTraad, Caiwfuaa, fa Gibraltar.

Sigwai tor a ahip. Cld IMiaoa.Loadoa: Eaaa Isadora, Malaaja; Daa Vet I I tear, If.dnag, Mark. TKiirrCCXBT, July W-albtaUU, Bl A arv-MSr Toastii Jahr SaUSaswhvN Caaastaai FTaAlr.Tror- Ph.l.-liuM ilm Wars. I ratx Krvsa. jnjyrr lu anoosai ri, v.

rtn, Betkt. Pkuka. Bsw Banreaa. July 3B AT on nan, rrna. noaa, I IfsulaU for Motto, Phila; Fotnoaa, ai Naw ji nAr Maria Laauaav Phila: Yelo- dt7.

Hamilton. Lnbec for NYork. July 3 Ar CaaatntHa, rauvev nr nxora; aVwtaaitfaBth. kL I fordo. i vIT.H;",,'7nT-Ar A Portia, Bf Oroir, Gaaelle, I Tnvdav.AJbaav.

I 3i 1U 5 4 3 3 9 1 I I 1 I 2.SICI 4.H IKI7 Toonsge. Notice ta nariaen. PiriSLL's Kirr. This dangerous reef is ti tutted betweea the Southernmost of what are known by the nana of "Florida Eeett" and Key West, but fat not been ttirfi-elently determined to give Ita precis, position apna t(M charts, or it shape. A foreign vessel was wreck est upon rt about an year aioee, and the examination that waa made at that tins, gave it a crescent shape, the two extremes of It pointing towards tne cape or tonaa, its widest part ex rsadi-ig 100 yssraa.

Th. hat arrack apo ll waa Ua shin Newark, Capt Morgaa, trom New Vuik, an the -jib. of June last. Th aaavs wa gives lo tt by a crew of wrecker, about alx or seven years ago, who touched upon It while oa their way lo Key West from Key Btseavno. and In coapliruent to an officer of tha army whoaa they became acquainted with whia at the Capes, who had susllngmshed hisaeif ut tn.

Flood war. It Is covered with half a fathom ot water at nrdiairv tide and from the several wrecks thai have token pface tviihia the last year or two apna it, it a iniporuat that it shun id be snore generally know and lis position more certainly hied. Yea'. is of oar Norther pons to Ibe Calf, tintrlif mm it. Inu opportnruuesof deterainisg ta character, to that it mav be placed upon our charts.

WfcaxleaBen. Shi ravasoga, lata of Now Tark. ha i. New Bedfrad lor a wheat. Spaken.

July lt 41 SO. Von Si 0. mka brie r.ml.n. frm. Gibraltar, boa ad as Bosloa hv th.

CIvA, July 30, lat 4U 30, loafeJi, spose Aau at Jaua, ef visinasses, onarsa. Jnly If. lat 3 48, loa 90 15, saok. brig Ads af and nam raiuuaipoa, 12 aaysoat, souad lo St Bans by a. Cook, at this sort.

tthr Cabinet, ef and ror Marblehead-OOO fish Clarissa Andre wa. frnan Btockhalm sat Bostoa Jus 9. an a-r tela. Foreign Perrts. Cam HiT-nr.

July IS la port, Eagla, for Bostoa, Idg th. n.ls fliiM.ua. I i roar raises, jniy in pon, troa New York, arr 10th A cVbroder, Bo. loa, i Iniw 9 Arr Rrili.b rnneess. I.laagow 1 xmn, Otawa, Uverpuol; Alaiaau.

ArnroVI Uuee Boroeaux; oprt.ll nia, ana ri ls.i". S.IM, It VimAt bai.t lax, Jaly IS Sh Mttxaastn, tw. tUltiasars. Eskstarst Part a. Pea TUSS.

Jaly 3S Ar Moscow, Uarre; Asas, TorU wi n. ts.r..ss. J.lv 3B Ar Aaalra, rbrla- FrrneM, Barr.aad EH tssvjtca.Caisr.,wtatu "t-. sua vsaia, rdenas. osrsxtarirs, ortom.

July 31 Ar Aaaa lnoids. Flla. earl Charge Bawib.aadSaitiat. PbHa: EarWry, Salt Key: Nttwieoa. i t-traasa, tsww.rvsTnara,tMtaviu, Comb.

Pail. York. NYork. rjaarrvMrn I CbaxUaaaaT Ar ttary AaUs, aUIIgsvoni uciaaacv. Sia.WJStertsaa.FhUa.

1 "Oir Pcrttt. i Albany NswBvdujc7 ll asa a bearve. aw ATuU u.JT Tf Atlas, Providence. AW 1 Peragoa. BrastoL Rl; Rut, NY art' DskTiaoss, Aug Ar nlhaL York: Bradore, Ponlaad.

Sid Aararsea, Breasea. rence, Bostoa. Noaraut. July 30 ArRusb. Bt Thoaaa.

Aaa Smith, Law- very hs-avy srwatiar, kost kh, sprang aausauH ed oLher Rii.naoxa, July 30 Ar Haaantaa 4 Oraaw larrnarest, aa vva I noapaoa, raU aMvsjr. R.a.M.. Cid Lexington, Sea, aad Orson, NYork. Jniy a Ar Mary Tiltlaai SVtb Ar New World, Botloa. Cld Eanoire.

NYork. Went to Sea, Jas Perkins, Portlaad; George, NYork; Rv chanibeau, Piuvatlencat, July 'irt Cld Ronaldaoa. NYork. Went to Sea. Gaxelle.

NYork: Excel, db. Naw Oai.a.Julv 4 Art hone Napia. Crosrati. Ba itaoi; Obarlmka. Trip.

bark Josephine, Ttvti, THE EVENING POST. VarleUea. SiisrjLuut lisciDEsrr. A baza from tbe head of tbe column proclaimed the enemy's infantry to belat hand, and the muaketrv had no sooner commeocea than aa oliicer, who had been amusing himself by the perusal ol a volume of Gil Blas hastily placed it aader the breast of his grey pehsee. AUnoat at the same instant a musket ball buried itself in the middle of the booiv, and displaced him from his horse, without inflicting any turther injury, ll is curious tact, that the ex act pattern of the silk braiding of the peUase was ln-dVnied in the leaden bullet.

Many or the officers ol our corjM wore rro ana grey peusees, similar to mtae which appareatly ba, vrtacf tha ancat-A from a. immonai aru sZiVAj tn itg kradcrc- Ji for in extiBcuonv There wnTZi wStr erea atarraniHi and poison, nanauJ, and demon Durs fcuch wa. th, narirs, Tf we tpeaA. We canaot ny be ihnved ban woS jol die So, ai two oi r'rnbS bSic kht mght of, and lhe weca.1, payBeat iicm. wa aeut out into the Kreet lo 'play liSrterla 1st run over.

But Uu expeslient aLei The eat tuid tbt Ire-bleak mi tne lM cf wmtbnm atuu spared bira to AloiooA. Ail ka 4aahaaan were disponed ol Three twauiha' tir' rv- gotridtti tbutetedereswjiesaBy, fsWtesa, aaa-saked. and uncornbed, whose ace vaned Irom tw. ttv. years.

Some wen crustjesi. tome were aoat, cangtit ecSd and fevers, crept back to their garret or their cellar, were oVawd with Gcdfrey' eeitfial. ta4 dted in peace- The naJDetea one wxmld sang daap. pear, rie always got osri at tne way ot tne carts aaa, horses, and never lost his own. The rave him ao ford be forarred lor husaeif, and atasied with tba dogalhraxtfst the aoteia.

Bast iU ha arvwis stunted nnd ptue, he dehed even tne ataj lever, whscA was the only habitant ol his cellar thai ae-ver quiucd it. And, slumbering at sight oa bed ot noaUenng straw, hi only ptsrtectiM ksjsM tbt kWrs; Tariae of his den, with dnngbeap nt has Ikcad and a etm pool at his leet, he suii clung to tbe only roof wkica shielded him from the tempest Sybil. Fsojg Below we copy tht K. O. Bee, a letter from its cotTepoadent tat Msaihti, which ftu-nishes tbe details of an Mtirtge cswnanitir-tl aa Ajnerican etttxea rrauleaU st thai eortt Msjlxt.

Hd AnciL 1SA5. OB tha 18th rar. oniorabk excitesnent was canard ia that plage. iooel by body ot enuiery-mea roarcxin: tnrough the principal atreets, towards Caaton "a tbe ir arriTal al mat rxaor. um awicsrv sa command i rnlusbw Af ib.

a.ll.:fvTGr"thJ,, A-duB Terreatre, to uxomiaar one of the clerks oi iUllJ.r.u. biu. Shin- doff' -h Setigo7anIur forced embar- 23d Cld brig Savannah; sth Rosalia, Ebia- nun, Aransas. "uP0iofthe bayeoetcra ijj property eal Mm? tW. OOiy Awi.il.

lj .1 H-- Am and Mou. Talbott A Co satisfy' 6etnaad Inr ri tit ISM a oy a aw ot the ot JNnoios, 1-Ot, which bw wat aawilled ia 1837 by tbe tan of that year, and from that date rap to a (rw days fare. vions to tbe dale ol iha tat Coacat Uonss had mn- "Ma ha, sach The house of Parrou ic of coune was embargoed, oa property to the amotaat of 1, aarat swaa, sasuy wsrouiual IMSX SAU0UL aJXCT which the troop wer naxched Meatrs Mott, Talbot i with tbe cWt of Uyinr an embargo on their prorerty. bat Cpt of H-B M. frigate Thalia latent-red.

and (are-re ated ia embargoes being btid, one of the partner of the firm being a Emisb subject. Mr. Parrott, who for many yean has been oar Coa- oi at Mazauaa, aurjerea witn taacl oi tne niiasars. 1 ne ouuei wntcu nave ocrscriu i to utic diptotnaiic alterward. h.w.M.co...., "i1''' SSiWud SaSrST' 11 tlivseu me Him ursimus u.u usrsru ui.v compressed leaves of the book, and remained twisted ngtit round the ball.

iMaxwell teninsuisr fikeicn- es. Teeatmkxt of Dogs at Avrwrar. The dogs of Antwerp wear iron masks, a cruel regulation wheel lo produce the drradlul disease it is intended to guard people from tbe consarquences ol. Give dogs plenty ol water and ihev will never ro mad. In Lisbon and Constantinople, where dogs most abound, hydrophobia ia very rare, because the supply of water is abundant.

The custom of muzzling don by stopping up their months is still more srrocions, for it is at the tongue only that a dog persotrr. And yet we see ihrm in this stair working in dog-carts! Aswellsral ip the pore of a labourer wilh a thick coal of varnish licfore you put bim to work. James the First said that tlie luxury of scratching was too great lor a suh- 3 fect. This came with double force trom a Scotch man perhaps the Belgians have some leeltng ol Hie same kind, and envy their dogs tbe felicity of nib-blius. It is moving to witness their attempts ia this way while the fleas walk over the coarse.

A benevolent man would suend half his time ia scratching tiieir hacks. LA Hot Water Cure A CoRsiDKKATF.CoaintAKDEB- On the inarch I have constantly seen lite duke cause hit own servan'sto lift some foot -n re or exhausted soldier oa his spare horses. On one occasioa, which jam now accars to me, a poor Icllow wat lying by the nmd-aide on a hot alighted, swkf to the fatigued soldier kindly, ami then ordered him to be monnted oa his own horse, a line black charger. The poor man was abashed, and tried to excuse himself; but the general spoke to him with a soldier's frankness, and the man was hoisted on the horse. Esranero walked on alone.

There was the dusty soldier, with bavresaek aad tin canteen on his back, tkoka on his head, and trousers drawn nn lo his knees, showing his bare lees, riding noletnnly on his general's charger at the head at hi tati.while we were nnable to suprsreas our smiles al he Queer tigers he aDoeared. He wa weak, and therefore, Btooped the shako seemed too heavy for his head, which loi'ed about Irom side to side and, although we could not see bis face, one tell sure from the expression of his shako, back, and legs, that he felt out of his place, and wished himself with his regiment even the tin canteen got loose somehow snd dangled all awry. At last, after nding about bait a mile, be threw himaelt oil He could bear it no long rr. He could not endure to see Enero walking in the heat of the sun; be threw himself off, seized the horse's rem. ran on with him till he got op the general, and held the stirrup for him to mount.

The lake gave bim piece of money and monnted. The soldier had really recovered some of his strength by the tide, and, gratefully saluting his general, ircned on in good spirits to join his battalion. Scenes and Adventures in Spain. One Last Glaxcb at Bisuor avid the Hki.l-cats. The march of HunhopHation at the head of the Hell-cats into the mining district, was perhaps the most striking poialar movement since the Jril-irnniai-e of Grace.

Mounted on a white mule, walleyed and of hideous form, the bishop brandished a hammer, with which he bad announced hr would destroy the enemies of the people all bnrtiea, Ictsics, dealers in track and tommy, middle masters aud main masters, borne thousand Heil-cats followed him, brandishing bludgeons, or armed with bum of iron, pick-handles and hammers. On each -ide of the bishop, oa a donkey, was one of his little ms as demure and earnest as if he were handling his file. A flowing standard of silk inscribed with ihe Charter, and which had been presented to him hy the delegate, was borne before him like the ori-ilaiiiine. Never was Mich a gaunt, grim crew. As ihey aJvauced, their numbers continually increased, tot they arrested all labor in their progress.

Every engine was stopped, the plug was driven out ot every ooiler. every fire was extinguished, every man wa turued out. Tbe decree went forth that labor was to erase until the Charter was the law of the lead tbe mine and the mill, Ihe foundry nnd the loom-shop were, until that consummation, to be idle nor wat the mighty pause to be confined to these great enterprises, hvrry trade of every kind and description was to be stopped tailor and cobbler, brushmaker and sweep, tinker and carter, mason and builder, all, all lor all aa enormous sabbath that was to com-prnsale for any incidental that it induced by the increased means and the elevated condition it ultimately would insure, that paradise of artisans, that topia of Toil, embalmed in tbose ringing words, sounds cbeertul to the saxon race a lair day' wage lor a fair day wora, ybiL FiF.i.t. of Atjrrr.gA AFTKe thk Battle. Arriving on the field we piled our arms and were perm i tied to move about.

ith awlul astonishment we gated on the terrific scene belore as. A total suspension took place of that noisy gaiety so characteristic of Irish soldiers the most obdurate or risible countenance sunk at once inio a pensive sadness and for some time speech was supplanted bv aa exchange of sor rowful looks and significant nods, lielore ns lay the appalling sight ol upwards of 6000 men dead, and mostly gtark naked, having, a we wete iniorrnea hern Htrimard bv the Snauiard durina the aieht their bodies disfigured with dirt and clotted blood, and torn with the deadly gashes inflicted by the bul let, bayenet, sword or lance that bad terminated their moi rial existence. 7 boae who bad been killed out right appeared merely in the pallid sleep ot death, while others whose wonnds bad been less suddruly latal. Irom tbe agonies ot tbeir last struggle, exhibit- rd a irartul distortion of leal tire. Near oar arm was a Miiall stream almost choked with bodies of the dead.

and. trom the deep traces of blood on its mi ry margin, it wa evident that many of them had crawled thither to allay their last thirst. The waters tit this ooxiag stream were ao deeply tlugrd that it seemed actually to run blood. A tew prrcbes distant wits a ilraw-wcii, about wnicn were collected several hundreds of tbose severely wounded, who had crept or been earned thither. They were sitting, ar King, in tbe paddle, aad each time tbe backet reach ed the surlace with ita scanty supply there wa cl.nnorous snd hesrt-rending contusion tbe CTies lor water rr-sosnded in at letut tra lanraagr.

while a kindness of ter ling was visible in lite manner tha was passed to each other. Turning from his painlul scene of tumultuous misery, we strain strolled amongst the mangled dead. The bodies were seldom scattered about, as witnessed after former battles, but lying in rows or heaps in several places whole sub-divisions or sections smvearrd tA have been prostrated by one tremeadous charge or vouey. inaxweu'a cnimuar Selene. The EiJtrRA.Tr of HrarsosTAjt.

Lady Nieolls hat had the goodness to tend me her ekpaaat aeveral tuiifs. 1 felt a singular mixture of curiosity aad anxiety when I mounted one of three animals for tbe hrst time. A hair cushion it laid npoa his back, ior this is the moat tender pan of toe animal, and the greatest care must be taken by his keeper to raroteet i. irvjin injury, tiecasa any wouna mere is very aim-cult to heal. Over thia cushion a snread a covering of red cloth, embroidered with gold, which hang down on both sides on ibis rests the howdah, which is fastened bv cords and girths round ihe body of the ekphanL The howdah is very muchlike our sledges, ana has, seats tor, two persons and tttrir servants.

The Mahout, who guides the elephant with aa iron prong, one point of which is bent outward, sits on tbe animal neck; while the driver, witn a large eiuo a bis band, runs by his side, inciting mm to proceeu by words and blows. A ladder is suspended st tne siae oi tne eiepnant to enaoieine nue-r. drscead. At soon a the niier a ready lo nxsunt tht. majestic creatare, the nlahout eriea.

"Bett be lit (beittna, to lie down.) upon kneels down: the ladder is set ap, and the nder mounts and takes bis seat The motion of some of these sagacious animals is most agreeausc, sag laax oi otkrjs very fatigniag, lor It depeao eniireiy nuon nis rait. When be ldnvr hlttrp aau soug quick, bat a horseman mnst trat to keep pace with him i i i exenioa. aaa. i ahn.ht UUl U6 WWM think, could probably not travel rrnvre than tsreaty-four miles in the coarse of day. Whea moch heat- with diat ne tTinklrs hiriarlf from time to time with the water which he carries in his in.

tor rha avremiag psarpose- Aa arcUaarv ainvba.i cosis I.IAW rupees, and ihe keep is aJboot 40 nipeea a mouth however, the ooantita of food a inch be coo-anmr droends oa hiSMze: he reeieves twice sera of baked Soar (a seer la 21 Lbs.) a be ixseasasrr feet i height, besidea Wavra, com, and hay. This remarkable aniiriaisuppues the place ol carnages: here, where tne gnraua ta covered with ditched aad holes. I find htm moat aernr-aril. an ii m. i.

k. aa lropoasibility that aa ekrphaat siurald faiL Vm urucu a itres ta laaia. Tug FaCTOST JtllJ. nsrviin.m Tki.arastas familiar avprllatioa of a young ceailernaa who really nau uu ouier, oaptismai or patrimonial. ADosri a ion s' tit alter hts mothe-r had tatrodaced asm lain the ot Id the returned to her factory aad aaa her iaiaat oat to Btrrse that ta lo say.

paid three pence 4-week toaa old woman who takes charge of the new-bors babes for the day, and green them btsck ai night ta tiieir mothers as tbey bafriedly retara treta tb eeen ot their btboar to the dtnageoa ar da dra, whicxt i ill by eoartesy called '4 he expense is aot great: Uitdaaoia aad treacle, rlniini.Ht-red ia the share, ol anne popular elixir. afliarcU tUriw ttsneeeata a bnel tansse af rise aw. it oi rxiateaoe.aad, keeptag theai ntiet, reoares Uvea lur liie ailence of Ibex lanpefsding riave. InJaalicide is praciised as extejauvely tad as la tnglaad ed, be has no rrsource is seeking redress from tha Mexican Uovernrneat, and very properly ratted mx the French Cossal to witness tbe are illegal and unjust trom the cxmirr ace meal, as ao lodge or competent authority in the place bad pas-rd sentence, or rutlgement, in any ahat ivrevents their drinking, and is, therefore, calculated I the proceedinp. Mr.

Parrot has gone before the French Consul and made oat his prnleat, and will submit it lo his lvernmenl, la ba ar tiled with tha other dtfficaluea now pradiag with jMcxiap, There are al Hazatlaa nearly a doxra importing hunsia, aad notwithstanding not a eagle demand haa neea anno. by the Collector against then for dntiea, hcrrg. aa it appeals, cTetermirieii to take rus revenue orn ot use American. Many resectable citizens seeing these scandaioBS proceedings have need their iaflueaoa ta conciliate mailer ft is prorser to remark that ia lite rear 1S34 this State pasard a law imsoaiag a dsrty ea lanangm goods im ported, of ooe-eigih pan vf the import Do ur, to del ray the expense en tne rrnie. i ot autv was raid tin to 1S37- whea the tariff of that veer took effect, and the Central System of Government was established, the Stale Govern russnia were aboliahed.

the General Government abotahed all tba nghia of ibe Mtr to make nd raJorce iawa. 11 optraxathat all the duties have long aince been paxl, agreeable la he tarrff of 14J7. which was a general djspoarttiosi of the Supreme Government. A rait. Sim.

me neiecro ot trie rem naa novel reused a letter to the Governor of the Stale, Cat, plaining in strong terms agttnst lb violent aad na- inst proceedings again tne Aracrtcaaa, ana vttt properly pointed out that tbey were caprice at tna Collector, and from the eoneotirne of bssocmW wha were present, was safficieat to durtarb Ihe aeaee of ihe port and bring oa the ctniuuy a wer. April 25th. The embargo oa the of tbe Amencaa Consul had aot oeea raised, notwithstanding a meeting has takea place to that eSrct. The Consul is determined to resist the rarment and softer his ptopnty to be sold. A military tore was araia demancied for Inyiag the embargo oa Aloft.

Talbott Jc property, bat it was wisely rettaard Over-' lares have been made to tbe Consul, that if be won lrl adtlress a letter to tbe Gele SsrpenoT de Hacienda, his property woald be released, bat aa has aad ia determined to let tba mallei take its course. Other outrages will follow. Your, in haste. X. Y.

Z. Two-third of all the claims af Ajnertcsva citraens bud before the Board of Coramiatuonera were caused by the arbitrary laws of the Stales ot Mexico, and this wss one of tha motives why tte Central System of Government was eatablislied, as Ibe Stales had ai ways the General Csoverarnrai ua dirticnlnes. Frsva tb. N. O.

Trofrl. From Maxico. The Mexican brig fJelfina arrived here yesterdsy morning from Vera On, asrugiaMr ot that city to the Sd aad of the any at Mexico to tne 2Kh alt. lucre is very little interest- ns in the intelligence bv thia arrival. The two Mexican stearnshiu wrTelyirj- at Vera Crux totaUT 'lnprrpaird fur aea whea the Larlfiaa left.

Froa the N. O. Pil a last. We alluded ia a former anmber ta certata rsiutaa about tauung atidiiioaal This proytet has now isrnirned a diainct lonri. it propcasrd to ealiat a iarge number of rr emits ander toe name of Defenders of theLasrt." to be datiact frm tha regular army, although orgaiutrd aa tne aaote footiac a to discipline, ore, I hi torce a to be subject ex- to tne local civil authorities, eacn volua-rvr rvavrnr the privilrtre to serve ia she infantry or cavalry.

As oongress naa aot yet fasten uua project into a law, we do not think it arc ry to occupy tvarwrvea with 1U details. 1 be Committee dn Miliury Ailairs of tbe House have also rrportrd a plan for tbe eora-plrte rr-orgtniration e4 the regalar army bat tkss. too, ha aot yet lecervra tne Mncuoa ot cxisgri It is apparent, nrvenhrlras, that the eyes of Mex icana are open to the neceaattv of providing further secari- 'I i lies ior aooiesuc rranquiury, aaa ior givrrnr uscsre cean utvetness aad force to the aalioaal travopa. -r 1 here a most voium inovrs corresrsoMeace ta tne Sirlo betweea tbe French aad Eacluh eommaodera oa the Mazatlaa aatioo, tbe respective Conaals of tha two nations aad tbe aninoritiea at Hazatlaa, ia tv-1- tioa to certain claims of iadrnuuty aade hy Fsvactk citizens upon the city. lenerai jtangel has been srntrssren oy a eorarviraar-tial for his late revolrxtionary aiiewtpt km tta city of Mexico, in wbjch be treat ed tha President aad hut cabinet with seen indignity lo tea years irrrrsnsoa-.

meat, withoat tne loss al his rank a truly Mexiraa panrahment lor treasoa. Another authoniy, bat la. ally aot so well informed, says be as swi'sped af rak aad all emptoymeat andhaaaaed far The re of the Mexicans was good deal artxaed, aspa--en'v, at seeing hint get on so easily. Tbe Ousrrvado ol Use I9lh June, aa-. sonnoes that Gea.

ParenVa, commanding Third Di-viaon of the Army, srosud tiaaafer hia aaad eaajiers from Lagos, te the capital of tba DrparLuiraU of Lars lotosi, and ne was to move that or the foUew- ing day. Both honaea ef Coagreas have tssea rngaged ia tha cABauderatioa of a relorm of tba existing tanta, aa suggest rd by the Kxrcutive. They nave aot yet beem able to act htrmoniotaly with this sabjeet en laavn ly oa the I4tn aad Ifxh alt. The Presideaual caavass eoatfwfaesta oet-ary swoet of the attentioa of tbe diSerenl joornala.bat it is ear ned oa with moch moderation oa paper. be isluim of the Organic Bases call oata great aWaafaa.

lie diseasaioa. The higko, which aaotigiy ia fsvoc of relorm, devotes a long leader, powerfuly wntlrs, almost daily to tbe subject. Rati. We had ia thia arurrds4lood aa We day afteraooa a arlonavaa rata, after a loaf aad asvera drought. Tbe rata was ef essential service to oar drooping vegetation, as it must have beea ta thai ia the adjacent rvtatr.

1 A letter from Kmc George. Virginia, af kbd 2Sus aT July, eayt i We want raia very moca. Oa the 19ta, we had a fine rain for aboat half aa boir, and some showers oa Samrday last. The eora rrop haa been curtailed ta aad. snleas we fcava stgioas raiaa ia a areek or so, aot half a erop will be aaade ia.

this ponioa of our Stale and I nndemand that other pans have fared no better thaa oerrvjervra, except ome limited nrctioo. Cora meat advance, aad aa tnght wheat." We trust the ma tell Iheja aa welt "sitoei leara thai a prruoa aaroecl 1111 dropped dowa yeaterdsv ta Geaegstuvja aaat died suddenly ia the streeL INaOetsal inleiliceasECt ofFnday. We had tbe experieace bat eveaiag of a dreysexy-ing ram, such as we have had ao sow ledge of lor months past. The thander and light ning which accompanied the rain was quit appalling, snd aat at. operative for tbe lightning rw the roof ef Mr.

J. IX. Thnissioa's ttareboosa, oa Towa Point, aad reel it considerably. Mr. T.

was sitting: ia hw txrm'inf room st the time, bat received bo injury iS-trfoit. Herald of Theday. Naval Oxcex. July 30. Passed Midstursmaa II- K.

i-kevena, leave two moalha. EAaxr CoTTon. The Aaderaon Gazette ha heea show several full grows eutoa bolla, growa oa the pl.ntatioa of 8. HoUwtsiaa. ef tha ataar pert vf AbbewUle IAsrxicx.trne af wencb wa.

sws. Thee are the caiiieat ever kaewa ia thai laliiwic. Nrw CortThe Aaraata Seatiael of the lHk. aays A "tale of aew cxHtoa, tbe first af the araaoa was receiveo at tbe wareboane at Messrs. 1 AaUgaao iyan, on Saturday, the vth utsL, Irvwa the paaa-taiioa (ut Barie erjoaiy.) af the ianak llama.

Mail Rostarx CosrvTrrxr) At Aa lar term af Ckvert ta Miiwaakse, Gea. W. fiat-kaa ww radicted aad tned lor robbing the Called btaies avLaii. aad putting the life of tbe earner la jeacajtry. Seaieaned to tea rears tmsnsessiat ss ia ae cewimea ta ta conntv ail of Jrlilwauka, attil a Smt a erected ia Loe i trraovy, uses tm try' r'V Tanrviivrmra Ran, tTTaia A Sbraf vitvleat kail storm pained over West Lampeter low aat i Laac- ter coaaty, rl oa ceaoay arieraooa.

A krtrer rs tna Lancaster Exam iner ssys, "toe wntd kkfar rarsfret hsjrncaae roae the aarth. for sibeatt half aa hoar, ta watch orxte tbotataads of wurdow glass were broken, the gardens entirely raiae md tbs corn fields sa mack riddled, that i ia is I tb rvsra crap wtl much injured. Tbe storm did not extend mora Uiajt om avk asexita. j.t i-t--. Fataj.

Ar-OTorr. The Balaa Jtsags (La,) C. artw.aaysx i i Oa aftTBeoa, as Mr. Miciiael Fetter, of FrancisvilVe was standing is company with sots others, ea tbe Betvidere or kankat car an latsd-ing, be waa atixed wtxh a svlnWa tprMiaesa aatl fall ever ih teal, a hvasgbt ot abawjt 14 Jeet, oa bis head. He was takea ap sraaeless sad earned to th rest-dence of hi brotber-tn-htw, Mr.

Philip Bun -wbeva be received all raaasba aaeaniaat. lie, tatastet diedl tbe aexl day. travukf kbrre ysvong arrasw tatatacg their aatirnrly.lotsv Cava-nm aw Nsnaaas. A alia from Ibe ffice af the Nartssk Cavawvr. datMd Jeiy a-1 rears' f.

Jl soya case tm aew leeadinc before Ihe JdayaxT uc mveaugauoa going on at fb avomeat of p- ariagl alias an-carrtaia aea-iaea be tha ark yr. -i nl)TT1 1 I I 1 at Bv4 vg 1 i ii.