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&,sxs,s fsaa&&tsya RIDGE and EASTON The stcamer
Sa5GzsIssE3N MARYLAND having undergone tho
rough repair, and very handsome Improvement, both
iii hull and machinery, will resume her regular route
10 the above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 18Th inst She will leave Baltimore from the
lower end of Dugans wharf at 7 O'Clock OIL every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter, for Annapolis,
Cambridge and Easton, leaving Easton on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, By way of Cam
bridge and annapolis to Baltimore.
FOR CT. ;TERTOWN and CENTRETILLE
On MONDAY, the 18th inst. she will 90 to Ches-
terown and hack, leaving Baltimore at O'Clock and
continue the above until further notice. Passage 81.
m9 LEMUEL g. TAYLOR.
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MISSOURI "PUKEs" AND "SUcKERs." Ac-
cording to the census of 1910, there were, in
Of sixty -seven thousand one hundred and ninety
seven babies, or young specimens of humanity
mondous army of 'brats" all sqnaIl at once the
noise would not only Brighten the British from
bachelor in creation think the day Of judgment
had arrived Oh! what ripToarious sqaaiI
that would ho! All the candy that ever was
store in this town could not silence the young
ascals,-.niSSouri Statesman.
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BEACON CoURsE.-.llnericdn PedeStrianiSm
again Triumphant The foot race between Will
liam Jackson (the American Deer recently
from England, and William Barlow, youth of
IS years, native of Williamsburg, L. l., came
off on Monday afternoon on the Beacon course,
and was attended by large concourse ofspec-
tators. estimated at from three to four thou
sand. The New York True Sun says.
The race was for 81 l00-two mile heat
The men appeared in front Of the stand a few
minutes before P. NJ, striped for the work,
each being naked with the exception OF shoes
and short drawers, reaching half way to the
knee.
At the start Barlow won the inside, and at
ter running short distance took the lead,
keeping about one pace ahead to the quarter,
when he began to leave his antagonist, and
down the back stretch widened the gap consl-
derable Jackson, however, made good his
loss ere coming to the stand, which he passed
Just ahead in 4:50.
In the second mile Barlow soon regained his
place, but lost it again down the straight course
between the quarter and half Rounding the
turn, he once more led the race, and came in
winner in 9:44s. Jackson giving up the con-
test after passing the draw.
The result of this match greatly disappointed
the numerous friends of Jackson, who was de-
cidedly the favorte at starting. They freely
bet 100 to 60 in his favor, and lost large sums
of money, estimated to amount to SIC, ooo.-
Both parties appeared in good condition.
We heard, upon the ground, from those con-
versant with such afiairs, that jackson laid on;
every dollar that he could raise to come to this
country about four months since, confident oi
beating any American who could be started
against him. This was his third race, as he
ran once before over the Beacon course, beat
ing Gildersleoye and others in a ten mile race
and once five mile race, which he also won
He has at last found his match.
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4
;sIass,S n c ENTREVILLE. The steamer MA
az S'szssaG- RYLAND will leave Baltimore on eve
ny MONDAY MORNING, al 6 O'Clock for the above
places, safuns from the lower end Of Dugan's wharf,
and return in the afternoon.
Persons having business in Centrevie will have
ample time TO accomplish il, and return in the boat
the same day. Aud all persons goiag and return
lug the same trip, will only he charged 81.
l.. G.. TAYLOR, Master.
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NOR ANNAPOLIS.
u EASToN AND CAMBRIDGE.

n EASTON AND CAMBRIDGE.
a ssss,R The steamer OSIRIS, Capt. JOHN
Rzxss Ssassyr D, TURNER, will leave Commerce-st st,
3szsSssazsSal wharf, every FRIDAY MORNING
at O'Clock, for the above places and return day,
leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNING,
at O'clock and East0n at 81 O'Clock, for Annapolis
and Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis. ..........75 CENTS,
g to EastOn or Cambridge. S1.50.
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER, Wye Land
ing, ST. Mchael's and EastOn, via Miles River Ferry
10 EastOn.) VIII leave Commcrce-st W. arf every
MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock; anr return next
day, leaving Miles River Ferry every Tue sday Morn
ing, at O'Clock; ST Michael's u; Wye Landing 81
West River III for Annapolis amt BaltimGte.
Passage to Annapolis. .................15 Cents.
to West Rlvsr..,..............Sl. 20.
to Wye, ST Michacl's, or Ferry, l.5C.
FOR CENTREElLLE AND CHESTERTOW
Leaves Commerce street wharfevery WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at O'Clock, and return the same day,
touching at Corsica at I0t O'Clock and Chester at II
O'Clock, for Baltimore. Passage 81
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER. Leayes
Commerce street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
ING aL O'Clock, and returns same day leaving West
River at ll3 O'Clock, for Annapolis and Baltimore,
Passage to Annapolis - Gus. To West River 81,
joan ID. TURNER,
ap29tls'Ja office l0wer end Commerce ST. Bait
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is to he erected by the miners of Galena, ILL.,,
while in China, for the promotion of their in
terests,
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SAcRrLEGE. We learn from the Richmond
Star, that some person or persons few days
since entered the Cd Blplst Church (Rcv. Nj
Magoon's,} and stole therefrom the carpcting
which covered the middle aisle.
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a,t- NE A,aRiCAN RrfUBlIUAN X hALTl
lore CLIPPER ls furnished to subscribers by cMr
Gul carriers, at only sir at quarter cents per week
payable the Carriers Only at the end Of each week
The Clipper will also he sent, by mail. 10 distant
gzb5crbers, at the % -Four Doiqrs PEI yearpay
able, ALWAYS in advance.
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n ren~, FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
sisses. Ss555sss2 u ElDGE, AND EhSTON. The Iine
sis.s~ steamer MARYLAND will leave Bal
tim0re on every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN
ING, at o'lock, fUr the places above named start
Ing from the lower end of Dugan's wharf, and return
Oh Wednesdays and Saturdays,
jyl2 l., G. TAYLOR.
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q mn.s nor ANNAPOLIS. ENSTCN
ss $50 l.sssss~ AND CAMBRIDGE The superor
.s 9EFtisiasilss2R- swift steamer THOMAS JEFFER-
SON, Capt ROBERT VI. ItILI, VIII leave the interscc-
ton of Light and Pratt-st Wharves, every TUES
DAY INCOMING, at 7 O'Clock, for the above places
and return the next day, LEAVING Cambridge every
WEDNESDAY MORN Nc, at :. O'Clock, and EaS-
ton at =! O'Clock, for Annapolis and Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis 80 cts
10 Elston or Cambridge, Si,50. sel9-dtf
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FROM LIMA. A letter in the Patriot, dated
Lima, Aug. 9th, says:
The only American men-of-war in the port
OF Calao are the Relief, Lieut.. Comd'g Robb,
aud the schr. Shark, Lieut.. Comd'g Harrison
all well. The Portsmouth left some tw o or
three weeks ago, and the Savannah week
ago, both for the Sandwich Islands The Lee
want and Warren both left sometime since for
Mexico, and thence to the Islands and China,
and so home.
American merchant vessels in port: the Lee
land, the Congress, and the Coquimbo. The
Leland leaves on Wednesday for Pata, and
thence to China-the Congress has Just arrived
from China via Valparaiso, and the Coquilnbo
leaves in day or two for the Chincha Islands,
to take cargo Of iluano for the United States.
Business generally is improving-wc are
looking to a brisk trade this year with the L.
States, through the article OF Huauo.
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RECEIPTS OF FAIR. The receipts by the
State Agricultural Society, on account of the
recent Fair at Utica, N. J., were over $4,000,
exceeding those of any former Fair by some
$500. The number of visitors ON the second
day was estimated at from thirty to forty thou
and
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NEW ORR Protestant EPISCOPAL Co.'S
V2NrIoN. This body after an animated debate,
has refused to amend the I'd section Of the 10Th
canon. The vote stood--cIergy, ayes 81 noes
80; laity, ayes CT, noes 4I--two-thirds being
required. An exciting discussion cnsued on
Judge Oakley, avowing it as the sense Of the
Convention, that no amendment Of the canon
should be made looking to the restoration OF
Bishop Onderdonk, who it was believed could
never fulfil the Office Of Bishop in that Diocese
with usefulness TO the Church Of God. On
taking the vote the resolution was lost by the
following vote-clergy, ayes 40, noes 7G; aity,
ayes SO, noes "a, after which the convention
adjourned to Tuesday morning; when DR.. VAIN
wright offered the following amendment to the
fourth resosution oIthe majority report, in order
to provide common ground on which he
thought all could meet.
'Whercas, This convention with bitter sor-
row for the eXigency which renders necessary
the expression OF such conviction, and III full
recognition of the independent responsibility of
the Bishop for any cause of action he may see
fit to adopt, does entertain the solemn belief
that the effect of the trial and sentence of the
Right Rev. B. 7. Onderdonk, has been and is
now such as would render injurious to the
Church and Diocese any measures which might
tend To his resumption to the office of its BSh-
op, and the sacred functions thereto pertaining,
but lnasmuch as the conscientious conviction
and feelings Of this convention renders at pre-
sent impractcable the expression Of these con-
vctioms IN formal resolution, therefore
"Resolved, That the whole question of the
relations Of Bishop b. T. Onderdonk to this
Diocese, be referred to the decision Of the Cen
eral Convention"
This was seconded and after some trouble in
making it in order, DIR. Whitehouse urged it
upon the unanimous favor Of the house, as ten
ding to restore peace and harmony.
Br. McVickar was opposed to it, as doing
what it processes not to do, viz: expressing an
opinion on the validity ofthe sentence.
The Hon. James Monroe said he came into
the convention to procure decision upon the
great moral question involved, aud this resolu-
ton came as near it as seemed possible, and he
should vote for il with all his heart
Judge Jay was warmly in favor of the Icso-
luton.
No vote had been taken upon it on Tuesday
noon.
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4 Nl;EAP pICktNlis.. II crn'. rcr 1aTd, 4
a Iuec lot Of Ticking. at the above low mice ius
received al EANWNED'S.
scs p Howard ST. I'd doc nom Fayct,e
The New York herald., 1845-08-02
LATES INTELLIGENCE.
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald

Warrington.
GorTsspondence of the Heraldl
WASHINGTON, July 81, l846.
| am happy to inform you that the Secretary Of
the Treasury has countemanded the sales ordered
OF certain goods in New York, by an extension of
the time allowed tor their storage, In consideration
81 the fire. sixty DAYS further from the lt of August
Mr., Peter Hageur will have to go; and 1t is pre-
suned that Colonel Charles Hunton, late Speaker
oi the virgin Senate, will supercede Uncle Peter.
as hrd auditor Is further surmised that the re-
cent visits to this city of Judge Daniel Richard X.
lAeade, Extra BILLY Smith, John S Barbour, and
other distinguished gentlemen of the f. F. " were
incidentally connected with this appointment Old
Virginia has claims upon the Treasury that cannot
and must not be overlooked or set aside
There was sale In Sixth street Of the old furni-
ture from the Presidents house last afternoon the
rubbish, including dozen and half Of President
Monroe's chairs couple of dozen of old Hickory's
with list of Ogle's curtains, oil CLOTH lounges cur
tain ornaments, &c They brought about three
| prices upon old furniture In general
A man by the name of Bose, his wife, and a child
were killed about two miles to the north Of this city
| yesterday by lightning. They were found, after the
storm, by Of the boys returning from the field
the husband PROSTATE upon the floor, and the wife
sitting IN chair near by with the child in her arms,
as II asleep; but they were asleep never to wake
again TILL the day of eternity. We learn that two
other children, young glrls were absent at school
the time of the storm and the feelings of these
poor children on their return home, may well be
conceived Their father was an industrious Ger
man. and promised to do well for himself and his
family. The peal of thunder which followed this
destructive stream Of electricity, sounded in the
dome OF the capitol three miles off, like the expo-
sion OF mine in the dome of the Rotunda
The President and some of his Cabinet have gone
down to the Navy Yard to-day, we understand to
examine the ship houses, the naval stores, several
old hulks. and the Marine Barracks adjoining. The
day is very pleasant for such an excursion.
Eight or ten clerks discharged to-day from the
Departments; among them Mr.. Smith, from the
rostofiice, an old Locofoco editor from Ohio, up
who figured so extensively as Of the managers
of the ten-dollar Inauguration Bal, has been per
mltted TO resign and remove to Philadelphia. as we
learn to-day.
We shall have very rich chapter for the Herald
| tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1845-08-02
BALTIMORE, Aug. l, ls45.

BALTIMORE, Aug. l, ls46
n Judicial Outrage-Jusce Winking at Crims-Sinsular
Death-Business Prospects, &C.
The examination which mentioned as about to take
place before the city court of the five young
cused of committing the outrageous rape the person
Of Margaret Sycr Sunday night last turned out to be
Of the most dsgacefu proceedings recorded Of
the judicial proceedings of Baltimore. They
brought before the court writ Of habeas corpus for
the purpose of applying for their admission on bail
which had been refused by the committing magistrate
The victim Of their lust present but motion being
made by the prisoners counsel that the judge decide
the bail without examination it acceded to, and
they forthwith without enquring into the facts,
admit each to bail in the paltry Of $4,000 by Judge
Bryce and the principal witness in the case discharged
on her own recognlzances Was ever such rhIng with
justice before heard of Five combine together
gag seze and hold virtuous female whilst each Of
them by Turns violate her person and the offence is
deemed baiable with S2000that is to say female virtue
can be outraged in Baltimore for this amount in the est
nation Of the city court. Suppose this victim had been
the daughter OF Judge Bryce instead Of irendiess
German girl would family or friends have been able to
procure from his Honor light bail! here was spirit
of Navesm in the proceedings OF the court Yesterday
which altogether contrary to the feelings OF cit
and would have been more appropriate to the re-
gion of Philadelphia especially round about the Com
mssioner's hall in Southwark.
A colored woman died at Aims House few day
since and the being unable to determine the
cause OF her death, a postmortem examination took
place. There found in her inestines about one
hundred nails-fourpenny sixpenny, and eight-penny
together with twoinch screw, and some crooked
twelve.penny nails, about four inches long some pins
bent up and two pieces Of anthracite coal weighing in
ali about one pound and quarter She was deransed
and 1t presumed picked them up and swallowed them
during her rambles about the yard of the institution
The business portions Of our city are commencing to
assume lively appearance everything being hustle
and preparation for extensive and increased fall
trade number of our principal merchants have been
travelling through the West and South this summer, and
represent the mselves to have been highly successful in
securing largely increased list of customers. One
thing certain, they have met with great success in
their collections.
The Bremen ship Albert arrived at this port yester-
day, with upward of two hundred German emigrarts
The number that have arrived here this year exceed five
thousand, and number of ship-loads now on the
way to this port
srocK BoARD.-The sales at Stock Board hard
ly worth reporting. We have but five or six brokers'
(what blessing Dand they operate but lightly in
few Maryland stocks other being offered at the
Board. The sales yesterday amounted to something
$1,000 and Maryland 6s sosed at n for SALE and
6 bid Baltimore Us closed at l02 5l6 for SALE and 1921
bid
The New York herald., 1845-08-02
Old Stock Exchange.

On Friday morning, lst inst after lingering illness
MARY wife of William Patterson in the Goth year of he
age.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
pectfuy invited to attend her funeral her late
sidence 3l3 Blocker street. Of Christopher this
afternoon at o'clock, without further invitation
The New York herald., 1845-08-02

THIRD ANNUAL CELEBRATION
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RECHABITES,
August 4lh, 1S45.
BIO w. Jay Haskett, Grand Marshal.
PkOGk ANNE.
VHE MEMBERS of the different Tents this will
meet at their respective halls at I2 o'clock 7. M aud
lex BE 'ch streets under the order Of the COMMITTEE aud
each the right the District according
~ The line OF march will move down Varck to Laight,
thence to Hudson, thence Chambers down Broadw
Fulton to Nassau throulh Nassau Chatham up Chatham
through the Bowery down Fourth street. Broadway
down Washington Place to the Parade Ground.
The aids will execute the orders of the Grand Marshal in dis
posing of the dife tent Tents the around.
The exercises on The Square will be foIlows:-
a. Music by Dingles Washington Temperance Brass Band
Washington Grand March I"
3. Music by Dodsworths Comet Band
a. Ofaon-Subect "Rechabitism by Brother Alex Ming,
5. Music by Willis Band.
9. Benediction.
An int-rmisson ofhalfa an hour.
me buge call the aids will form the Tents in line and
pr.ct ed TO their respective halls
ne ocers OF the different Tents will set their time by the
Sly Hall clock and their accordingly
William McClelland (ommi,tee
Edward A. Burr, oonI'''ee
Henry Henry 1 l. Huxley HBaikey' Arrangements
Daniel Mcleod. Secretary.
N b. The Brooklyn, Williambureh, Bushwick, and Jer
sey City Tents will assemble their early
hour as to reach their respective this city
one oclock thence 70 proceed to st. Johns Park.
sucted TO assemble with the Jersey City Tent at hlltpa
eleven o'clock
The Tents of Portchester. Greenwich Mamaroneck, and
New Rochelle will their arrival in the proceed TO
Military Hall, 19l Bowery.
The Flushing Tent viii assemble Atlantic Hall Ca
therlne street, by half past twelve O'Clock. au22t~rc
The New York herald., 1845-08-02

CASTLE GARDEN.
{ay-AdmissiOn IS Cents.-G1
Great Musical AtracfiOn
Proprietors. ....... Messrs. Freach szd Hesss,
Grand Entertainment,
Saturday Evening, August ed,
The performance will commence with the Overture
Overture La Refine De Chypre.
The Brothers, Gustae and Louis the Force Jonglsr
Song Mr. De ,nson
Elssler Brothers Dering Feats La Colonne Fuyante
Pot Pourr de- Vase Orchestra.
Pas Grotesque, by G.. I. Parsloe
Intcrmisson Of Half Hour for Promenade and Refresh
The range Of splendid will be for inspection
The second part will commence with
Grand Overture-UIchestra.
English Pas Vlegois, Miss Pray.
Song. Mr. Dennson.
Overture Full Baud.
Pas de Jocrsse. C I Parsloe.
Galop-Orch-stra.
After which the Great Struggle Of the Amphithsate by
Les Freres Elssler.
~ Doors open at haiipass o'clock. Performsses to som
The New York herald., 1845-08-02

NIBLO's GARDEN.
Fifth MR. AEBns'Fss HENka 4 'h' PT&GbE FfTssGft fS%s''"
Fifth HSsF6BxT HsisfF; 8 q FszsMTY q the
Saturday Evening, August z.
w'ef TGE s'fS1ia SSrb ,hS SRxSooSgs IsSssss ges Of
Bsrsuin Mr. b.sdsn.a, AndsTtoa
hssa ,aassl s:S!asS Fssss Henry g'EEiisssgIs Eisssigs
ss Rs.Ss Sse..e' Miss Helen M'sshsys
Ne" a.f
After which &aR6Sz9 ssGf fsllsIm,Yes faMfrY BY the
x SSTsfs 6SJf1fs BEbDEb Hl5 8: fig RSSM Si1s
Dsis.%.. s:;.. flssiss main.
.''' '''sl = 4sssss fsss q 'Tgl Ts s%: =
nsss'i bss
n.nxvv 1,1H AZ. ,sAitDF1s N.Y.. M.s.,vn
Eve,y Evsniag zhis lssek,
The Msni.es ,s happy n being able 70 nouase sngass
Tue Mile Rc.ins Gs.con' sssl' evening" Mis-, Emmrt,
Biiilsy Biiy WSi,IoeH Ml,n psss. psa Gsf%STssii White
Together with the Ethiesn orera'ie Brothers and Sisters
pe.r assn commence at s oeoek
ELYsIAN FIELDs. HoBoKEN.
The only fashionable resort the banks of the beautiful
Entire change Of Noveles for this meek, commencing
FREE EXHIB 'TiONs EVERY AFTERNOON,
Atsocoek on ssg- erected oT the purpose in front ofthe
MR. MecARTy has the rsasse to announce to the iami
~ lies of New York that he has for this week made
g.ment with the celeba ed Operate Others aud Si.tes
ed on by tnat justly ceebred aud famous Dan Gardiner
snown OF the greatest Nego performers Of the present
The following this qualed Band
i-Old DIN kinmt Volinst Of great note.
2-Biily Whltlock, he only real Bango psyer living
3Chsrles White the can't be beat Accordian Ar,st.
4-Master Jerry Bryant, master of the Tsmborue.
5-Old Dan Gardiner the terror of all Negro Dancers.
The visit Of the Eysisn Fields most respectfully in
formed that this week they will be entertained with the beau
i music Of this popular Band They will appear all their
Orgna ,ngs Gees Chousses and Dances, viii ch they
od defiance 10 all competition j29 5t"rh
WASHINGTON THEATRE, BOSTON
September continuing through the Fall and Winter
Ladies and gentlemen Of the profession acknowledged
talent and respectable standing wishing for the
will with early attention by making application
by letter, PAID,
w b. CHAPMAN or
WM. d. ENGLISH,
jy26 lweodis Washington Theatre Boston.
PIL)T BOAT FOR SALE.
THE Pilot Boat NEITLE, of Boston, offered for sale.
boat copper and built the tho
rough manner, OF white oak and kackmetak. BY Hail. of
East Boston Has q iron ballast aud well found in sails
gging Sc Sold close the Price $1,000. Address
Pilot Boat Nettle, Of Merchants Exchange Boston
E7H 000 TO LOAN, on bond and morsgage. Apply
LEI, C,OOO +. X. COLLINS CO,
The New York herald., 1845-08-02
T. A q l. L B A L "A 5 ,
628 penn.I &freef.

r,,,,x 5So Pearl street.
X WEEN Centre aud Elm strrets.-Warm, Cod and
- Shower Baths equal the city I2S each
food clean single beds l2 cents each Meals each
BOARD and lodging, 81, 50 per week.
NewspaI~rs from London, Liverpool, Canada and all The
phcp.l cities IN the United States on file j2s t'rc
w ATCHES WATCHES AND JkWtLKl II nose
VINO wIsh to purchase Gold or Silver Watches Cole
MAINS told Pencils Keys &c, will find greatly 70 their ad
20 caIi on the subscriber, who selling
ty GS c rs. much lower than Other house the
EVERY eve exchanged bought Ali Watches warranted to keep
1000 time or the money refunded ~ s'
w. - ALLEN Importer Of Watches and Jewelry
ivs,us.. Wholesale and Retail, 20 Wall street,
- mp staTs
The New York herald., 1845-08-02
MAGNETISM EXPOSED.
JUST PUBLISHED
AT EpENClsG pIrllI TSTrTrT,,

93 BROADWAY,
INHE CONFESSION OF A AMAGNETJsER-Po;. -
Expose OF Animal Magnetism, by Practical M,nnef,.sr
Is Expose should be read by epec,,liv bv
me ladies They will see the dangers &c they will be unde,
~ I'm 2, &
je2f m m - S'"''