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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08
,T,uE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL Ex-

i CURSlONS-A sail across the Hudson River To HOBO
KEN and then a walk the ELYSlAN FIELDS, along the
exceedingly beautiful and picturesque shores Of the place
will prove he easily accomplished and attractive OF All
RURAL EXCURSIONS that be made from the City
The Grounds presens charming pect e trees being
IN es and the soil covered with rich turf The walks are
in excellent order having been considerably embesed he
present Spring The Ferry Boats from Barclay Canal and
Chrsophestre completely fitted up with awnings
and seats Night Boats from Hoboken 10 bafcayse
until N O'clock Ferriage - cents. myl0 +nnsis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

"A dsv September sih every day and everng this wee
every evening Al quarter ~ srhe Manager has engage
the greatest novelty ard wonder introduced % he pa
lie ihe Petrfed Human Body by many considered me
astonishing OF Adipocire Col tnafn me i,lous
cina Dasn Hydro-ONygen Microscope. pissoNii
Views Mrs Western. Great Western Mss EhLaoe'
infant vocalist. New and beSlufui Wax Figures, iNu
>erpents &c. Admission - cents Children under
year. ~ c-ns 3 cens extra consult The Fortune Ielt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

Reducing the Wheat to Flour there is decrease in
the receipts a, tide equal to 1916 bbls in ls45
compared with 1874.
OF the receipts for this year 6O979 bbs of Flour and
736is bushels Wheat came in at Albany; the rest at
West Troy and Waterford.
The following have been the receipts at tide water of
the principal articles of agricultural produce from the
opening Of navigation TO the close Of August in the years
sH and ls45 with the increase decrease in the re-
,s.f.
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Miss MARY HiTuAWAY'- school for Young
DKIvATE SCHOOL. ior boys 10: ~ Wooster

vi Lsde, : now open a. No. $50 Avenue SIKH. Cfc-
lar OF terms ard references can be bad on sppcsno1
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glNU sTKANt:Ek~.-The Alhamrs. Broadway, The
tween Spring and Prince Is one Of the hrsi places
sought by strangers coming 10 the CITY, aud justly
too establishment Of the Kind N this country can com
pare with tn point Of novelty and the elegance and mag
nfcence OF Interior with IT, marbrd court and beautiful
fountain not 10 speak u the excellence Of the lee Creams
and other refreshments offered there. aib lweodis@
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fall fashions.
rhI.L AND WINTER GOODS

FALL AND WIN 1OOpos
XNM T. Jennings 4 CO. Diapers and IauoEs, Ina.
w porers OF Cloths and Cashmere, Nesngs &c, lSl
Broadway American Hotel. opposite the Fountain, are ~
receipt OF an extensive OF new goods for Fall and
Winter wear comprising, French and English Cloths TOT
Dress and Fock Goals Csssneres IA agreat sety
SILK Satin Merino and Velvet Nesings which will be made
up To order through aid OF efficient Of cutters
as can the country An essential point In ue
economy which would direct and Ia rendering thc
STYLE and character garments such must satisfy s
DISCRIMINATING that of cheapness M" not basei
on the production any other than hrsi rate gahents
such as have sustained OF small prohs ana quick
returns and prompted the solicitation u call from hoso
who would really effect saving Ut the extra per coinage
levied under the credit system
The attention directed 10 he Psntsloons department must
continue To offer inducements hose who appreciate NJ
combining aud elegance.
trade have always hand ready made Dress aud frock
Coats Pansoons Vests Sc To answer the requirements OF
those who Of may require nfst rate suit
Also Fancy Dress Articles In great variety scars Csya
handkerchief Gloves suspenders Hosiery, Undef vests
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars, NC &c as
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
MEMS, BOYS AND CHiLDRENs CLOTHING
lVl GEORGE T. GREEN 10 Chatham street, corner u
Pesrl-Will keep constantly on hand ~ LII aud COn'
PLETE ASSORTMENT VI MEMS, BOYS and chill.
DRENS CLOTHING, Of all descriptions, made Ia ths
Mosr SABLE STYLE which hs would moot respect
fully invite the attention Of those 10 want. AZ he he's msds
arrangements o receive Cloths Casstnfss, Gssfnss &C.
every packet and secured tho services of experienced
Cutters he pledges himself to give perfect satisfaction 70 ell
who may purchase.
NB-iaynsni, n.Gis order H< sAsytsH nef,es ard
usfA sfy,d yuncfuallfy. mIi ISL
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mean Anil1-s.-keV- ]. A Spencer, 4 N AecIoF' Tr'
omen. on "Wednesday Sept 81 The number OF pupils
limited 10 twenty The course Of Instruction thorough and
exact bov- being hfied either Tor college or business Cir
afs with terms be obtained 81 Appeicn., - Broad
wav Mief's 6t5 Broadway and .. the Recors residence
= iXs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

DIBBON>.-Havo ilsl received nea assortment OF
II Bo Ribbons Pans - es Aso Cap Ribbons me
Velvet k.h5ors OF al Nos both Colored and Bacs For
ale low ~ PECK. NICHOLSON WRIGHT,
- $50 Prars-
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RLANCH DE RANZI

MOST COMPLETE edition, with al the Lectures re-
vi ceved By the Caledonia Price p cents
IL. E. WINCHESTER. q Ann ST.
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Boarding.

\VANTED.-one. or two unfinished room. with 81 or
w without board for persons, 10 the vicinity % 81
Paus tie City Hal, win geniee. private family, or
where there are but bOsrder Terms must be- mocer
ale. The respectable references given Address T.
NJ. Tribune Office. 81 =
NAANTED.-board and furnished apartments m a pr
w family where there are but few bOafIers Tor
LADY, her daus her and Down town preferred Terms
be- moderate Address A. b. lower Post once - i
DOAKD.-A gentleman and lady TWO single gentle
ID men may have fll board or breakfast and tea The
hot and cod baths the houe. Apply - Hammond cor
Bc@cker--t - ~
LOARDING.-MRs J. HAIGHT. No y Barclay,
DcOruer 81 Peters Place, lsuffane ~ NJ Peffs Place
at yrvac door a- pleasant accommodations Tor tran
silent BOsrders by the day week. the situation = cen
rs near Broadway block from the A-ior Houae Mrs
H. ha- permission 10 refer 10 the following gentlemen
X. Hathaway, VI. ID. No. ~ Murayst
harris Wilson, ESQ II Munay-sL
nusr : Goud F.G lsi Nas.au..t - iwis
BOARD WA>TED-By gentleman and his wife. IN
ID private family residing respectable nelghoohood
not far from Broadway and Fourth - second story room
with good closet accommodations preferred Address K
L. :. Al the Courier Enquirer Ofhce - 2ts-
DOARD-A few JINGLE gentlemen can be accommodated
ID with board at No. 30 NeseysL ~ B.-Transleni com
psny solicited. - WIS
A GENTLEMAN snd lady, or TWO three single
"A gentlemen can be accommodated With excellent board
and very pleasant az 10 Chamber street, doors
west of Broadway sul9is
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

The arrivals Iast wcck at ms p0rt were OF Of
,.,eh 50 were American the cesrafices p, Of which
10 were American.
The Imports at New York for the last month Of
,nru.t show falling off in the amount OF Imports but
,bs Exports have slightly increased excepting Of Specie
xhieb have fallen Oh materially.
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VEINET~.-Have received a splendid assortment Of
colord ana BLACK and oueb.acs Nelvet- u 81 prices
from Il > to - for sac cheap BY
= PEsK NICHOLSON WRIGHT. 80 Pe-r-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

rF-Tempe HOsf-.-Second Grand Rally. The
General Temperance Council has made arrangements for It's
2d Grand Demonstration TOmpkins Squsre on Monday
Evening Sept 9Th, half past O'clock Daniel Nc
Leod will preside, assisted by A. C. Flanagan. The FOL
lowing eminent speakers viii address the Meeting Messs.
Warden Welsh lea, Ming, Flanagan and others. App1o-
pirate Patriotic and Temperance Oder will be sung by
Messrs WaldrOn MacdonOugh, Powers and Others. Let
the teeoalers and assert their rights Let the
moderate drnker there and learn better fashions Let
the poor dmukard there and resolve to be free Let
drunkadmaker there and learn his true position
in society.
Committee of Ausngemenis.-J. W. Oliver d. Cady, ID.
Mcleod j. MARTINI J. T. BTinkerhoot 20 It.
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houne III tut quantity taken Tom tnIs pUIt lot
frcp - accounted tor from the fact that shipments
70 r Southern ports direct to the manufacturers, or
tea,,s n then vicinity have been much more ex-
CO.. "Ah heretofore. shipping List.
b...oAL-The ariyals Of Foreign for some time pas,
the nea'y and portion remains unsod-smong
us ,o,.,s uons We notice two cargoes Coarse Newcss
POOL On 20 tons, part s. l2;a. % 4f0 do Liver
md ~. A. S'es . 100 do Scotch ON private terms
Corr 10 Coarse, jus, received. e. .. cash
nev he market for Brazil 10 steady with no
M 4, other descriptions are held nr.ny and ow-
prc, @ oraDie advices from abroad rather higher
$500 -. oe"snded for Java, sc. The sales include
II eT,n.@ 1n al 6sd7t cents 700 La Guayrs TIA
20 r. n lse Java ~ dl0i <O0 green do 81, mos /;
saS D''ningo ete6s and lso Trlsge La Gusyrs 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08
THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED.

NO ~ OF the Library OF Choice Readings containing
the Essays Of Ella, by Charles Lambert series beau
ufuy printed y.
Chan |. The South Sea House. > Oxford in the |aca
,io, r. Christ. Hospital i've and thirty wears ago t. The
Two Races OF Men. , New-ieaI's Eve D. Mrs. bsiues
OpiniOus OF Whist T. A Chapter on Ears 9. All FOOLS
Dav g 4 Qusker,' Meeting TO- The Old and the New
>choOlmaster H. Imperfect ,ympathes IL Witches ana
other Night Fears. II Valentines Day H. My Relations
H. Macsery End In Herordshn. ID. My First Play H.
Modern Calamity. H. The Old Benchers of the Inner
Temple. 49, Grace before Meal %. Dream Children,
Chimney s~eepers. 3 Complaint Of the Decay OF Beg
gar The Metropolis. D. Dissertation upon Roast Pig
People % On some OF the Old Actors n On the Artih
cal Comedy OF the Last Century g. On the Acting OF
~ His delicious Essays arefu Of wisdom. pregnant
with genuine vii, abound in tue pahos and nave men
OF humor running through them al11Boos Of Ge"''
LATELY PUo LlSHED.
No. p. The Genius and Character Of Burns BY Prof
Wilson. vol beautifully printed. 80
Thiss might be anticipated, most delightful touch
ing and eloquent work. Prot Charchran.
"Ths glorious work needs no comnendaion'-T1 Tribune
'''"'' '-'4 y Willy PUTNAM. lsl Broadway.
IN PRESS,
Dockhart's Life of Burns
Lambs Specimens OF the Dramaiss
Essays OF Ella, by c. Lamb-seeond Series nj
Book OF Human Character 50 gus
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
MENTIONS Early History OF New-York, lb70-A rev
- edition with copOu- Historical Notes, by the Hon
Gabriel Funnsn Printed on extra tine paper $40. Aiew
WILLIAM GOWANs,
Il Owls SO Liberiy-st. and ~ Nasssu-st-
THE UNITED STATES FORM BOOK,
CONTAINING all the necessary forms IN every depart
u rneni OF business with advice the manner OF exc
cutting the d,
Custom House transactions and the interest OF Landlords
and Tenants have received their fun share OF attention
au2q2wiss {. WELLS Publisher, - GOld-sL y. I.
HENRY RUSSELL's SONGS.
SIX FOR p CENT>-Some Love % Roam The Brave
- Old Dab Fine Old English Gentleman love 70 dwell
10 the bosos cell We have been friends together The Or
phan Ballad Singers. Just published by
- isI p. FERRETI GO. ~ bro'""aN
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rI,O AMATEURS OF MUSIC .-wsnIed an

i teur of the VIOLIN who would be disposed 10 act
leader Of Instrumental a--ociaOn VINO prat
tee for and reciprocal instruction Also zen
or performer wanted For further particulars apply to
II Remmey, engrsyer Of ChsihaInsquele and do
yer.st up stairs entrance in DoyersL, or To b schnmp
100 Millam-sL - ousua
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tS Thoma. finckncy Smth, AN i t a, ,. a.
of claims IN the of Baker Lee, Sumter, Dooy,
Randolph, Early. Decatur, Thomas ana Lowndes.
Reierrnces-Horsce Greeley, Eco Editor of Tribune :;
W A. Cleveland cor. Hanover aud Exchange sis; ID. A.
Wesson. l57 Pearsi; Browning ana Hull, 49, do Dick
nsoD Churchill, lao do; HysOp Brother, 210 do. Van
Arsdae 4 Warnock. li2; q. A. Weimore, 90 Frcnl-si
Benedict Tompkins II and = do Brooks Merni %,
Wlliam-sL 81 1awum
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THE MISSES COLES

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for YOuag Ladies
ID No. Rulgerssireei opposite The Church, WI reopen
on Monday lst September auS w
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THE UNITED STATES FORM BOOK,

CONTAINiNG all the necessary forms IN every depart
u rnent OF business with advice the manner OF exc
cutting the same. ~,
Custom House transactions and the interest OF Landlords
and Tenants have received their fun share OF attention
au2q2wiss c. WELLS Publisher, - Gold-sL y. Y.
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On TUESDAY sept sh Al ioi O'Clock, At the store No
81 sssortert ~ ard second hand fufnulf~
sofas mahogany chairs tables siands glasses rsi~s ocs
mattresses carpets oil clo<h Boston wire sxfs NJ
CANA II ssie.
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PrcGi6fnf
j. J. MAPES, Sugar Rehner.
ls ace PRECEDENT
JOSEPH +. COFFEE. Macnnisi
ID ice Pres,dent.
CLARKSON CROLluS Earthenware.
1reGsugtr.
THOMAS :. CUMMINGS, Artist
Rec. Secretary
JAMES ROWLAND, Accountant
Cor. Secretary.
WILLIAM A. COX, Mechanical Engineer
Directors.
VIM. Browning, iTonfoundeT. Cyrus Lswion attorney.
j. b. Whitman, accountant, III. b. Dawson, accountant
Is j. Losing wood engrayer Wash Smith. eaIhen-wsre.
Geo. Clifford. attorney, William Ballard, mHcins-
Robert Ballagh, grocer. NV lliam serreh, engineer.
Thoma. Wake saddler. '. Car.ill. tn-plaic worker
s8Aiss BY order. J. ]. MApES. President
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tFyN,Y scientific A.socintion.-A regular NEE

ing Of this Association will be held heir No 8l
Broadway tOice OF James T.. Serrel Cy Surveyor tins
Monday evening the 9Th inst at y o'clock BY order OF
The Association 20 IT. CHAS $ HARRIS, Secretary
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- past and the performances viii commence al ocors
Admission > cents \ great Operate exhibition OF Mrt
and Nnsrelsy by he celebrated and justly popular ftho
plan Troupe Monday Evening. September sh. the enter
'auments VII commence with an Instrumental Introduction
~ Fart l.f called Welcome White Folks To le AL Inter
mission OF haf hour for promenade and refreshments
during which Co-morsmas viii be presented 10 the srecia
ton, To conclude with part nd The whole opersic per
fornance under me sole direction OF Barney Williams
rhs-e serera leIs are engsged Tor six nights only.
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on MONDAY lslSrilrhr eu-o -
- .LIkh'~ Dsy aud Evening School ami Gyms
- slam, Of Hudson and Grove ST. i now OPEN
The coarse ofnsnlcou embraces, ~ addition 10 Tie van
Gus English ranches, Inc Lain, Greek French Spanish,
Italian snd German Languages. Defamation ana tesuo
taught ie pau of Au-iin- Cheononia also Tor ex
ercise sedeeuce. Fencing c without additional charge
There vii be regular series OF Lectures and Exhibitions
twice wear. Experienced Professors IN the several de-
palmen. daily attendance. The rooms are spacious
and airy embracing The entire d door OF me srge build
lug opposite - LuAe's Church Hours for Day school,
from NJ 70 L. NJ EyeHiHg School or LycrrDi Tor both
sexes dollar PEI month IN ad yance for a. lhe above
branches and exercises - II"
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XXTRITING.-Mr Dolbesr VIII reopen he classes FOR
w aides this The style isvery beaunia aud easl-
IN acquired even by persons advanced in life Ladies oen
lake lessons with leir daughters few gentlemen vi be
taken the evening they apply 1s wek Rooms ~ II an
,,,,S or Rlaer ser..f IT,
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). rHE TEMPTATION. BY EUGENE SUE
MRS CAUDLE'S CURTAIN LECTURES.

i will be issued days. Price > cents For sale
by all the bOokse and the office OF The Publisher.
IT. +. WINCHESTER, p Ann-st
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auftion Sales.

JOSIAH RIcHARps, Ascrsness
nv RA<CS. RiCUARDS e. PLATT.-S'os
- - Brosdwsg.-Libera oEsh sdvsnees mss' W Gu
N for 49,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-06-11

number Of rollers; he then passes it through fer
mentation caused by heat, leaving il in condition
to prevent any second or succeeding fermentation.
A bale Of hemp thus prepared has been sent to
Boston, for the purpose of examination comparison,
and testing. The naval officer, Mr.. Parmenter, was
requested to take charge Of this BALE and attend to
the experimental trials.
BY this days mail, have sent to your address
two samples of hemp--one nearly quite the same
as sent before; the other ipashed from the same,
marked refined
The refined is brought to its beautiful silky APP
pearance by washing through several washngs Of
alkalies, and then hetcheled
There is a strong disposition on the part of some
capitalists Of this city to engage in the manufacturing
Of sail cloth of every description. / am requested
by them to solicit you TO cause to be sent to this
agency samples of at least one yard in length Of
each sort of sail cloth used in the navy Of the United
States, with description of the weight and length
of each bolt and the separate value of each If It is
agreeable to you to have this suggestion carried out
you will oblge many Of the citizens Of this place.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
LEWIS SANDERS.
Commodore c. MoRRis,
Bureau of Construction and Equipment,
Washington.
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FOREIGN INTERFERENCE.

what will the ALBANY American Citizen" say to
'he following paragraph from the Savannah Re-
publican" wing print as rabid as itself-a paper
which has abused Mr.. Polk as much as ITSELF and
which sees as little through 'the green annexation
spectaces' as itself'
"A friend writes from New York under aa,o Of a..
s ut as iolows feeling Of deep Indignation has been
excited in the public mind here arising ont Of The . @
sproPer Interference Of The British charge datairs,
nsItco rh riep 10 prsrsn The annexation Of Tra, h ~
Intd Stairs Whatever may be the feelings and opinion.
part Of the people as to the used have ina
country annexed to this they certainly cannot bear hsb
srenee wih rights from abroad Of this kind II Eng
mas been honest In all her proesatons of having n,
70 interfere in matters pending between ourselye am
eAas she has certainly not shoDn "a in this CASE"
And yet the Albany wing press has charged u
WIN manufacturing sentiment for the American PEG
pe' because we have declared that they will no
view without indignation the interference Of Mr.
Commissioner Elliott with the annexation of Texas
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THE NAVAL COURT MARTIAL.
WEDNESDAY, June IL.

| After the court met, the examination of the Rev
Mr.. Jackson, the chaplain ofthe frigatc, was CON
Guided
His testimony chiefly related to conversation
between the commander Of the Argentine squadron
Commodore Elton, and Captain Voorhees,, on
board of the Congress- in which the latter dscaimed
all knowledge Of or connection with, the conduct
of the San Gala which did not belong to his squad
ron; and stated that the difficulty might have been
prevented if Captain Voorhees,, instead of attacking
him, had requested an explanation.
Soon afterwards, Capt. Voorhees, released the Ar
gentne officers, and ordered Commodore Elton To
resume his command, which he refused to do and
retired to his vessel under protest.
Mr.. Black, the boatswain, and Mr.. City, the gun
ner of the Congress, were next examined, but did
not give any material additional testimony.
Mdshipman McCorkle was also examined. He
proved an order from Capt. Voorhees, which he car.
ried to the prize-master on board each of the Ar.
gentne vessels, to release all the Monieridean pris.
oners and prizes which might be found in their Gus.
toby. He was, himself, the prze-master of the San
Gala, and one of the officers who captured her.
His testimony was mainly in confederation of that
Of Lieut. Porter. 1t appeared that neither of the
witnesses, nor any one on board the Congress, saw
the alleged firing of the San Gala upon the Ameri-
can bark Rosalva.
A series of documents were also presented az
testimony by the judge advocate, being a CORES.
pondence between the United States consul Captain
voorhees,, and General Oribe, tending to prove that
Captain Voorhees, knew and admitted the right oil
General oribe to use the Montevidean flag; for
wearing which, by the San Gala, under authority
from General Oribe, he had pronounced her pirate
The counsel for Captain Voorhees, objected to the
admission of this documentary testimony, but they
were received by the court after argument. The
Judge advocate offered in evidence, as the confess
sions and admissions of the accused his official re-
port of the transactions of the 29th of September,
made on that day, and sent to Commodore Turner,
and by him to this government; but on objection,
the court rejected the same. After which, they adj
iourned.