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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
SCHOOLS.


FAMILY. TUTOR.-A yor'r, gentleman educated in
GannIass' now .-wsiud-Ht and who has before and
SINCE MS eoes" travelled eSensvey Ia EurDJe wIskes
10 oS irsucinr Of tho alHdarn languages IN
pecabe family. whore part OF his only would be
cuoied b.. principal oI:ct beng IL obtain pleasant IeS
tencs UnuesuEgSls references given isGuir- iirttt
Weio,dS Bookstore AoT House. o. ta5thcs particulars.
aua0 iw -
THE LADIES cf the Sacred Hear: be- esve To inform
their ineHf that IN consequence OF the removal OF pnT: oi
lie E-:abishHe EFT Ia yisto-1, they compelled pos
he commencement OF Ciaases unt Monday. Sept. 9h
a3O3t-
Mss FRAMES 3. PRIEST wit reopen her school.
III No. 81 Do:nnics street, on Thursday. sep;ebe, ath
20 I~>
DROOhLYN CLASSICAL, AND ENGLISH SELECT
ID :; pI No. 70 icks sreet-rh< School will reJpen
Ind s-sson Monday. srd Of Se,oaber. h"r
80 patrurs Circulars W tn Terms ard othe intirai:on may
Ne obtained OF the pfiac'pai. au;0tf
D UTGERS FEMALE lNSTrTrTE-Thet twenty second
N Acn einic tenn fthi Institution Will commence Mon
lay next sept IL Arrangements mqde for conveying
Is residing IN distant parts OF the City. Appicaon, ti
Mission be nihde 4. the Librnry the Institute hnd
iuss, No. "a Nndtson street. aua 6,u
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Commercial, aud money Matters.

- For Commercial and .lonev Mate-s. see Last Page.
THURSDAY, p. NJ.
A, the Board to-day, Ohio Skies, 1860 advanced
~ Norwich and Worcester Raoad Z. Canton Co declined
q; Long Island Railroad q per cent.
In Foreign Exchanges The demand is liihiied
The rate for bills Lendon l09 lO do. on Paris a
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D- Evenings &C Irish E1inssrelsy.-Inco conse-
cuencc ot the appreciation bestowed Mr.. McNlichae :
LSStue on the H,oI apa EnnI9c OF IRISH Muse he
the Society Lba of Leonard street aud PtoIdway
the prucpa Music Stores and at the door the
nuSl
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C II E S S, &c.
New Supply Just Received.
70 WIZ @ = y ''fI' IUI D'V''N''uy,
FOSTERS MTSCELL JAMES,,

FOSTERS MISCELLANIES,
THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
LITERARY BIOGRAPHICAL AND PHILOSOPHY.
Cal, ES lS-Lontrib ted 10 the Eclectic Revew Ey
JoiIS Foster autor OF Essays on the Decision OF Human
Character sc. Ssc lv1l Emo. OF Az Pag=s-Sl35.
The volume contnrI twcn;y nru:ieS thus entitled: -
l. ChaIn- rs Astronomical DISCOURSE =. n. .mOr o John
ond B. E.gwotths Essays Professional Educaon;
British Statesn T. Memoir o Lord Name'; 8. pnmpree
Iccnce of thu Stage g. Private Coesp"ndenre Oi BeiJamu
FtGnsln: TO- ilienf Bea,te; H. Edgwnrhs Tales n tGsI
ioanb.c LIE: = Lie OF q .F ard characteristics o; .is Ser
Is Carr, Stranger e!and G ENC Pc:iTy: T. SHper.tl-
tiuns Of the rhianer.: Wnrl wC!ths Ecclesa>tcn Bog
,aphy; - .;rlh-y CHRONICLES at Cid: ~ Lanes ian
rers and Cu, uiS 81 the iri!ern Egyp'ars.
me contributions well deserve TO c>s with these of Mac
au'ey Jeffrey and sidney Smith the Edinburgh Revey..
tLoGdon Patriot.
aiso Just puhl,hol-by the .ane aulhor
A!iicei ,eo, Essays Ch- -an Morals Experimentalnna
Practical originally delivered Lectures. ut BrrHfmeud
Chapel Bristol IN vn lsmn. of .0l plreS-50 cen
ID. APPLETON 81 90. l'n5isher'
nu2l is .n iitnnlWnv.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
THE GREAT BoOh OF THE SEASON.
PeBTIsHED THIS MoRSISG.
S y w T. r F. X : q u N D
THE SOMHAMBELIST,
BY BENNY LOCkTON.
.iuihor If I'alcntine J-or, Stanley Thorn, Do

THE SOWHAMBtLIST.
BY BENNY uoCkToN,
iuihor cf Valentine Ior, Stanley Tao,n }c.
Tire chalcar efiis work IS essentially humorous: bn
but rny cFae ~; lnasrubIc me object propose to e,'
alternately the n'cret and tre mott rr h..
by the pu:,rryHi o' the extraordinary p'ns IN whIct ran
ho acts nroa his dreams be placed ard the highly EGc
u'ou' 'e'''' "' Ji UsiSEpiSS SsiE,pSS OF THEPREss
Mr. Cocstcn IS again IN mary mood and. as l, Is pretty
well kGo that when ne he 20 singular eS-
Of Sylvester Sound will be hacd BY Nil Who prefer mir;n
Nj Cockon Is vel known 10 the readers OF fiction as
Of those authors tr whon they certain Of deriving enter
imminent are gnd t" see hun IN the held dg1n win
uJect so epee with interest rs that ot peipeiuai Sona
This s new Candidate for Pablo favor. which promises
We hav- received md peru.ed the inst par;
aathot Il Valentine Vox hch was so avofaby received
oy the 'eadn: public o. The day The part before us wtiti
free and flowing style aad commences by exciting SIR
aarres; of incident may BE- t[o, ylvcs
~. hope for still no-e intimate acquaintance with Syl
ve.ier sound he Somngmbulst.' Lperby Reporter.
single cnp!e> y cs;.ts
BURG s,SS, STRING EI & co.
a3Oa;s %: BruadS>ay, come: OF Ann.street
J. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann-st. will publish
THIS THURSDAY MORNING. Ans @
ONE HUNDRED SONGS.
Pa, I-Price q cents.
These songs are ali Of the exquisite character and
canno: fail to be very popular They all original and so
lec,ed Edited by E. lves. Jr.
FRIDAY MORNING. Aug %.
MARY SCHMEiDLER, THE AMBER
WITCH.
The most interesting TRIAL for Wichc'af; ever knowa.-
Printed from imperfect by br father, Abraham
Schysed er Pastor ct Cceov. tic island OF tssom I'd
tied by Alenhoid, Doctor OF Theology. Pastor. &c T'ans
I ,aIr FINN, he (,-rf ly a Duff Gordon.
Tbs remarkable work neeis romnendation- The oi.
nias from he last ondon Quarterly Review. tells the to:
We have read nothing long tre IN fiction or in h.to
~ hc! I'M, comp eeiy Fveed and absorbed interest
rs lis lie volume. It worthy I'VE give no higher
praise VI De Foe
Fnce la The usual discolut;o to Booksellers and Pc
riolicGi dealers.
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- NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL
s!SA-Prckei of2is September,
go The snlca.ld ant ia,o.ite Packer shin QUEEN
or Tie Nt1 II 80 Ei!rta-n apt p. Wo0dhOG.e,
VIII sil Saturday. 2t september. her regular day.
The ship, OF t> b-In. Gi LOO UE and upvGETd
about 10 embark COR Old Country. i i - -
advantages Ia De derived from Sei-cirg M IN nrsf
any other. tiei. great renders tham ever,
more c"m"table an Convenient than ships et smaller
cass- a accommodations for Cabin, Second Cabin. ana
Passengers. wei anuwr a.e superior 10 those OF
nny Other .e Of packets pes0ns wishing 81 secure birth
should not iai TO make ea,y epp;c non n pasd 1901
Walsteet, or 70 w = ), - iAPSCpiI.
At their General Passage Gtiicc. 5s,onth-s,reet
Curne. Maiden Lane
The QUEEN OF TIE WE-I viii saii trgT ,serPaol or
The 6 Of Nnrenbcr Persons wl.G: IN send i Their ,rencs
r,n bnv. thar h,,,-h: nu 's magnificent Packet.
Hi he regular line se:lis the st e li, 18th, sst
5, Of esrfy ronrh on tvoiebc terms application to se
nGie : nbovs.
srnuoi IN Mi the prnripa Of Ensland Ireland Scot
land and Wales can xii times be obtained application ID
The eerant Packet Ship.SHERIDaN. VIII succeei the
Queen OF the nhd a on tn. 9Th Sepiamber. he' re
GUAR day.
. SES MN TAPfRp TRipPARp SON. Slss @Ss,eo ssa sad aa'
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M- New style sentIc;nGn's Hnts.IThe SUB SUP
scrbcr is now PIE pared furnish his style for the ia
which will be uunh fully the reputation he has here
toorc enjoyed in prod os essential article OF
des. AMlDON: Fashionable iintier
au16 I'm Wall II. corner Nassau.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

AFFsAy IN NNAsHvILLE,-Thc Nashville Gazette
of Thursday, says" Alter the crowd had re-
turned, generally. flom The camp, yesterday even
iug. an atiray took place between Major Robert
b. Turner and Samuel Casey. Both were shot,
Casey in The abdomen, supposed mortally, and
Turner in the forehead, dangerously. We know
not the particulars"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

; MINI, chief and absorbing inte:c i;; ie should be the
hct! h body. This every ut experience y COM
reed 10 acknowledge. However deirGus ne may lie TO lend
testimony the fact Of higher and hoer objects engro'-
ing the attention of the
The epitaph, Of mi ht read " Tie was born lie lie
toil.d and worried food, clothing and eq'pnee s Sni
The phuuom appness hc d.cd " II. then. munEind wlli
still persist attending chiefly I" his bodily wants. al iI M
true inqulrers therefore. Of the 20 pese'e
hen TN would say with canoT, call ut NcGraws get some
of the genuine SanGss Sarsuparia, for sale 10y him. u;
celebrated and valuable melicIne. :, ,o,.
Mississippi Free Tradsr, Aug. II, 1874
For farther particulars conclusive evidence oi It's spe
nor value und efficacy Pamphlets which may be obtained
OF the p:oyrietcrs and their Agents gratis.
P,eys;e and sold wnossale and relui By A. B. &. D.
SANDS. wholesale Druggists - Fulton street, New York
Sold also al 2.3 Broadway, ~ East Broadway, aEd drug
yists generally throughout the United states.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

80. A VALUABLE FARM FGR SALE-S;ua;ed in u
S delightful country. about: miles from the village Of
- Muileiown. containing Two Hundred Acres oi 5sau
liu Cultivate and improved Land IL has variety Cf rich
.os adapted 10 al k,nrs Of raised N climate IL IS
number Of Landings tram wtich Packets sa daily
Bank-a, ules from COmptoss Creek. and miles from Ap
erate' Landing un the Bay Shore II snaed thst Il;
rar he divided into two square handsome Farms front
ing the Public Ttoad. with Hou.p unt Barn on each.
The Propreor wiil sell the whole part .cr lnurDa
farma;o1 concerning terms &C. cal Dr Leighton Middle
tnyrn. Monmouth Cuunti. y. nu.O ssr
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E3I!NDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. sPRucZ-sTRxgr.-
w The subscribers you'd ahye AZ those who wish pur.
Shades either wf1te reta cal of 10 7pruee
street, they have greater assortment than oil nc oe
;ablhmens IN hs city, and they truly say theirs :hs
place where they nu!actd Maze hut
oil co,r shades painted Signs BaaGer NOD rier.f llecorA
dyed reputation vii aiyya;s fo cnpyrer Also wapts(
Eree aoptsl;cas Eono need apply phiea they
a.sl 2ms RhRTOL. 4 DE MAIINY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

FOR SALE-A drrs brown Mare, seven years
<- old nh0u si4teen hand, higil. eNccien saddle
~ Nbea,t. and k,ud m hnrnes.--n fleet trrveer Tim
LSIs-be seen ut DAVID SlEVENSuN'S Stable. i3'
= asiii. sio:l.,t.est a3D ST.
@ THOMPSON 3 FISHER. WATCH-MAKERS
Tf'JM and Jewellers. reDarej To se Watches Mt
G. ID rea, lnwer than my ctheI hue IN tho CRY. As they
s me cnn,tanig receiving all descriptions direct from
ire nai4ctusr<in Easrrd. France and ~wi2ei md. they
arc er-bd rer very lIrge assortment O Gold Witches
tom SIS sia0 each DO nm So 20 SiD hall
rnnteh 10 keen good tim" the returned A,u yey
good assortment OF Jewery aud Silver Ware very low Z
second hand wnche. Hnd old sol silver ken exchange
~ repaired in Tie hcS md Warranted by experienced
,yorEme! otter hou'e ~ ecty THOMPSON
X FISHER nsorters 0 Wn'ce ard Jerery. "hnle>aenr and
.+,n No. 81 BroadSay, y. HoS. les doors nb the CITY
In'r,;aI aNO; Il THOMPSON.
au0 im- RICHARD fl-HER. Jr.
VALUABLE MILL PGnpERTY-Fcr .aie, the
<Js Mil property Enow1 rs hlilban. New Jersey, al
iiIN -cn,on within lev hGnLre yard Gi the Delaware
a11 Kar!inr Canal and Railroad The buildings frce
nj ampl, f inae large business and CONSIST OF two large
rli!s saw mi argc son houses, seven ramc houses
ronDer wieelwr.hts ard hacsSmllhs shops. strshOuse
and n Of acre the canH. sheds Nihdrync no
Sc &c. Water power is sufficient Tor several additional
mills
The dam is substantial md hGs wthstood NIL! eshets. q
Company could ohisn charter from the tnte o new Jerey
The property will ne Sold at great bargan-say for es.
or about 0neaf n what the w4tr power worth Et the ratr
now charged b. the Water Power TO a. Trenton.
Dr. feter Howell IrcGtO1. VIII show me property, and Tor
further information regard IN II. and lie terms which Will
be made satisfactory apply by le,ler other wise To-
~ JAMES ID. PRATT,
at No. I42 Snrti,. Second st. Philadelphia. OF 10
CuUECHMAS. \. IBERTS j. 20
NJ, 4 trY.pr Sa.yS Snrk
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sons suffering with liver c0mplnts Dyspepsia nd chronic
Constitutional diseases. sioud Ia this universal
frl !y MEDICINE. Numbers Of suffering from tnese
complaints are nmo>: daily reporting themselves entirely
recovered nnd their free from GseHse
family cntnarc genuine remedy l sudden attacks Of
sickness. this medicine uneluaed. Sod this city oaly
by Cumstock l. Co No. q EOudand st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

MExGco-We learn verbally sinceour last pub
lication that the Mexican authorities arc recruit
ing sailors for their navy very rapidly in all the
Mexican ports on the Gulf. With these 1t is IN
tended 10 ect against Texas. The rate of wages
paid IS said To be so high as TO temp, The cupdiy
Of English and even American sailors, from whom
thus lar Ill the recruits have been made.
TN. O Picayune.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

Jos. BE BREWsTER'S HAT STORE,
10 BowsRY. CORNER OF GRAND STREET.
a2t The FdH Fashion ROE ready. 1w'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

- Mr. PREsToN still continues in the city, but
is expected to leave to-day, we believe We re-
etet TO hear of the continued, and, we fear, dan
gercus iudisposition OF his daughter.
WM GILLMoKE SIams, Esq OF Charleston, 3.
c. well known i'll all our literary circles, Is now
on visit to this city. Express.
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s,s.s FARM FOR SALE-The subscriber Offers for sale
49, his Farm OF 2il either m whole nr in part i Is
s,rlHfef on the bo.sr, Lake Mahgplc. Putnam Co.:
large Farm: House. Ouhouses. &c.
The lard In order with fences. As 1t presumed
that no one will purchase without personal e-alnDa0n
ia!ther description IS -msd. App5 e.
au30 2w HENRY 5. BALDWiN. Lake MAhopsc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

CS- Fsl! Fashion fer Ea-s.-O. FISH has now
ready Fall Fashion for Hul. which gentlemen invited
cal! and examine ut his Warehouse. l37 broadway, two
doors above the City Hotel. ORLANDO FISH,
Ershinnnhia Uniier
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pen ~. Clock. Concert IN commence Al . prscsey
ELYSIAN FIELDS HOBOkEN, EN-
TIHlBrION. and Grand Comic BurlesIue ltHInn rant
nine. emitted the Adventure oi Father Cas'sndre. OF .E
BARBIER lMPEONlSE. by the
ELSSLER BROTHERS.
On Monday, "Wednesday and Fdnv afternoons. Aug so'h
3sh and 31th will be given and entire change ot per
inmauce, 10 commence witt the Grnrd AM. Wenderlu
Fea;s OF GymnascS displaying their incredible FeatS o
strength. Ton dAdlFese, Agility and elegance. and vii
conclude tie fins part with the rabeaux OF the ArENIAN
CANES or the Double AnneauX.
An intermYson OF half an hour.
PART H.
a naw md rrnd Pnn,umne entitled the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

Incladins Wacgols Crades. ciden CnsIrs. Go Cart.
Market askets in sy:. Knife pon ssd Key Baskets ~
large assortment OF French and German fancy und Travelling
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

OnS-F. .oog gallons speru Oi!.
" I6C3J sD'Et S.cEn OH.
20 Laney LAID OIL.
Gj SSa,ina Of Lard For .aieby
J. L. VAN UOREN.
MI i,tf Manufacturer. 2I New Ifest
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
CLAY AND FRELINGHUYSEN
BREASTPINS.

Each containing beautiful DGgEeTeotyps Likeness o. hen
~ Cly or TEso FrenEhuysen io sale bOeale and retail
by ANTHONY. EDWARDS & 20.
u23 istf National Minnt,I3 GALLERY, AZ Broadway NY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
TAMMANY HALL RESTORATOR


CODA BISCUIT hND SUGAR CRAcKERs.--1he sub
, scbsr wi;hes make known to r public tha: much Of
he biscuit and which sn TINS city by the above
entirely e'sn, ruin the SODA BISCUIT and ST.
CEAtEZRs made N his bakery: whirh have ben use4
an twenty years with The bssi results; while ue
riinfign which ie !oI ss prcs though perhaps
cod for pe!g.. eGlt, noY Unfi !r the SICK Inc
above Btsculr nnd CsArKERs 20 DUTTsa BISCUIT. WINE
.tIscUrc, pGrTER CR.CKLRs. WATER CRACKERS. PILOT
,d Navy BaEln ia Of the jrt quality constantly 10,
ME M the well known p.gb,hner'. 275 Wlshrgon street.
.orner OF Warren street. EPHRAlM TREADWRT l..
The New York herald., 1844-10-31
Correspondence or the Herald.
RHODE islander OFyrcg,

I;
yss g Fl Gss:ss ess IN h' bs;i:s f;. s
GIs s% Is sIo VI. %
S, III. Yo ana % SS
III A @
1s"sa @dPsHS nf SsG ssS
Alexander Taylor, Pensacola
Miscellaneous Record.
pool !. e., MY Orleans: wh goods and s
ySSs os Arrived on hs ' at point o. ie
oclSes % Of the day the wind being EsE vessel grounded
;asessdsd q sh.es'as By .hioSps
wns n oop sSos &C."
aens.ide The captain and hi. board
light while %ssd Efforts then he sg going forward
d. Nj. ea S @
@ 0S' % s sDy ha M
ter wh h T,rs suadsnnes , % decree indicating the
Of he Vernon bsns esssi % Ssa Instant Rs he
into mossian ;rS snyelcpns hing eoad
Asss f and % de as sS &C.
night one anchor only remsaag after II o'clock About this
s%S me ne
of % walking .o within q H. ess .d was pro-
der that they might II them proceed Key West distant
about miles, assistance. formed
prepared with and other suitable for
somewhat lengthy that desert Just this tme
however small boat from the adjoining Ightshp along
side Offering accommodations for limited number Of
sengers board tho light ship Several Of number
I'd the invitation In the meantime, Captain NJ. another boat
started in quest Of aid from the wrecke aud
returned company with the William Of Key West Next
day ererfons made 10 the vessel
aoa She pumped clear and efforts made to have
salt remaining the hold thrown but the resisted
the orders Of the Captain and refused 10
ship belonging TO Captain English with arrived
and offered assistance his the
gers and get of vessel sloop also, the Globe Captain
Payne from Key West made its appearance alongside the
lghtshp likewise rendering assistance BY this oop and
and the schooner the and most Of the
Dry Goods Hardware and salt Capt English remained along
which believed they have before this time succeeded do
ing,n
Krr wysT, Oct l2ship New York. Captain Harding w.
ing anchor the habor during the whole Of the gale
ceyed not the slightest damage but rode the gale perfect
safety when but few other vessels IN port escaped without
csving less injury We anxousy watched during
the blow her drag her anchors and M
gulf several others had done the early the
but the gallant ship brsyed the united fury Of the wind and
and escaped uncated the violence of the storm Schr
Orbit has been got acat damaged The brig Algonquin Cw
Williams, from Philadelphia bound Mobile ioadsi With
turdsy, the 9Th instant bearing A. r. fo 0aner kets
miles Lost her foremsst, msnmat Tudgs SAILS
and other rigging; stove her buwas oe1
and sustained other damage Vessel leaking dly Consigned
70 r.. a. brown The Algonquin badly injured that pro-
bsbly an examination will be called on her
bH. NAPOLEON At Baltimore, eports-Oct 49, st TO- lon
H. fell IN with and picked topmas feet in length
The New York herald., 1844-10-31
ARITIME HERALD.
Shin Matter and AGENT
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 81.


Cleared.
Ship Aragon, knight. New Orleans Dunham 4 Dimon-
Brgs Buonoyeno, (Sw) Mathson Gotenburg Kunhardt
Edward Bulkley, Charleston Durham 4 Dmon; Demerara
blanchard, Norfolk Buck Pete-Schrs October, Eldndge
Curacao, Jos Eopke Son; Poria Culver Havana Geo
Post Nickeson Pensacola Jno Peck Virgin Hail. Savannah
M Demill; Helen Mar, Holmes. Portland.
to q. Buckley.
Brig Cumberland adey 60 days from Caonia, River
Plate with IA 03 hides 2 bales hide 42
wool bales hair IL 600 shin bones Barclay Livingston
Left American vessels c. No date lat 90 Ion CT
passed brig with q r. in her signal, steering by s.
Brig Com Hull Ray 20 days from Jamaica, with pmeno,
Brig Harriet Pote Is days from Havana with 70 cs molasses
to Ramon de Zaldo S,iled in with barque Magoun, for
Boston: Left brig Pasey Bount for New York day
Brig Dmon, Baxter days from Charleston with cotton to
Durham Dimon.
Schr velasco seeey from st. Jago de Cuba Oct o. with
molasses &c 70 Mason Thompson.
schr Iioga, Hallock, from Wilmington NC. with naval
schr Elizabeth Hakness Weeks from Nswbern, NC. with
naval stores
schr Gen. Scott from Richmond with COAL to Williams s
Northam Spoke Monday night, Smiths Island ESE Is miles
schr Chesapeake Post, from Baltimore with corn. to l.
eager
Sehr John ClsIke Collngs days from Delaware, with rye
schr Cen De Kab jenkins, days from Norfolk with corn
ma,fe Csns oIt Of the Capes with 200 sail Of
BscPF w% h; Orion
Schr Erin Gardner from Newport, with produce
sloop Frances Maria. Bacon days from Salem NJ with
corn and oats, TO b. N. Fox.
The New York herald., 1844-10-31

MArcR's OFrIcE,
NEW YoHK, Oct. 81, lS44. !


NEw YoRK. Oct 81, lS44
.WHkhEAs II has been suggested to me that gleat
Exists IN the community the subject Of poll
ucs which may result IN the Commission OF disordery
anu rioous acts by those who are moi sufficiently heed
iu u the laws, and mindful OF the obligations Of good
cIehs ~ the ensuing election the 9th Of November
ia; anu pe'ng iuliy determined that every demonstra
.oh 70 is eHect shall be arrested in ia nclpency and
tne and perpetrators OF every act tending
,iot ana dsorier brought condign punishment and
oelng desrous that all should have due of my In
acuon 10 this effect that they may govern theii
conduct accordingly
, NOTICE Is HEHfBY GIVEN 10 HON it may concern
tnat have thought proper take for the orga
nzaton oil force fully adequate preserve the pi
nc cs at 'ne ensuing election, and arranged 10 b.
easiy Drought to bear upon any and all quired points
ana that shall give such Instructions as Ill secure the
prompt arrest OF every offender against quiet good
der, the Immediate queliing OF every thing tending
eiecfor the privilege and right OF quietly deposting
vs'e rs MS conscience may dictate without let, moesta-
uon or jeopardy and hereby call upon all good ct
zens 70 give their countenance and necessary their
did on they are legally bound to do that day. pre-
serving the laws and maintaining good order and quiet
throughout the CITY.
lferveny trust that occasion will offs for bringing
into requison the force employed and shall feel but
less and my preparations Dat the city
oil New york has passed through the greatest
most exciting elections disgraced by any or dser
der whatever.
The following is a copy Of resolution pessed by the
Common Council OF this city the 2Sh inst and the
reward therein mentioned is hereby offered pursuant
its purport -
Resolved That his Honor the Mayor be requested to
offer reward Of Onedred Dollars Ito be paid up on the
CONVICTION oil the ornder for the detection Of any per.
son voting or attempting vote illegally at the approac
ing election, on the fifth day of November next .
Given under my hand
us and the seal OF May oralty of said ci,y
the day and year first above written,
JAMES HARPER, Mayor
The New York herald., 1844-10-31
Stnte OfTrade.

AsHEs-Pots continue very dull at 81 ls and Pearls al
81 % 2s The exports rom the st 10 10th instant,
were Pots , 795 bbls Pearls 00s bbls.
BREADsruvrs-Nothingo ol consequence doing to-day.
Prices are unchanged.
HAY sales to some extent have teen made for ship
ment at 40c for prime qualities.
PaosnIoNs-Ohio prime Pork we quote at So s7B q
~ mess at 81 the demand is very limited Beef is very
dull: city prime quote az So IS; DO mesa at S525.
There is very fair demand for Ohio Lard prime keg
quote at oc Cheess 6tc. Exports IRON st 29h in
sant; osei $40 bbls, pork es bbl lard 3Sil kegs
WHIsKkY-Drudge casks quite active at 2Sc. Pri-
son and Western barrels are held at 2oc
WHALE On AND BosE-W halebone is firm; last sale ut
81 cents. Whale oil 81 cents.
There imported into the country last week 34eO
Dds sperm oil, 1870 bbls whale oil and 1900 his bone
In New Bedford last week sperm oil SOLD at % a 95c,
whale OH 39c; whaebone 35ac Forty cents dc.
manded for the latter.
The New York herald., 1844-10-31

The bellows makers and file cutters followed,
drawn in large wagons.
Then followed large cavacade, succeeded by
the tobacco manufacturers.
The butchers followed, presenting fine body OF
men. They were headed by fine yoke of oxen,
which did credit to the Empire State
A grand arch was erected in Grand street. and
East Broadway and Chatham street were crowded
toexcess, on the side walks, all along to the Park
A full length figure OF Henry Clay, leaning on a
which was inscribed the word Protection" !" made
hby Messrs. @. Holt IL w. Norman, No li2 Chat
nam street, opposite the theatre, attracted much
attention, and the procession repeatedly cheered
as they passed along. They took about three hours
IN passing from this point, and entered the Park.
Ahe iota' amount was estimated at 1900 people.