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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-06-18

THE RANCHERS OF MEXICO.-A
writer in the Albany Atlas gives the following
descriptions of the Mexican "Rangers," of
which such frequent mention is made in the
war reports from the Rio Grande.
This is an appellaIon derived from their
occupation and mode of life, and is common
TO a similar class ofmen who subsist on the
pamhas ofSouth America. Half Indian aud
half Spanish in their extraction, quaint, shriv-
elled, though muscular in their frame, and
dark and swarthy visaged as they are, these
men are the Arabs ofthe American continent.
Living halfof the time in the saddle, for they
are unrIvaled horsemen,with lasso in hand
they travers those vast plains in search of the
Buffalo and wild horse, who roam them in
countless herds. The killing of these ami
mails and the preparation and sale of their
hides is their sole neans ofIiyelhood, other
than occasionally lending helping hand TO
some of the Partizens in the civil wars that
are continually being waged around them
Their custume generally consists ola pair oil
hide leggins with sandals Of the same mate.
rails bound together with leathern thongs
over which is blanket with a hole in the
centre large enough 10 allow the head to be
thurst out and which falls not ungrace fully
over their shoulders, leaving ample room fol
the play of their arms. Add TO this broad
straw sombrer0and the lasso hanging ready
for use at his girdIe, and you have the Ran
cherO as he appears in the time Of peace
or in the pursuit of his occupation, Join tc
this long lance with sharp spear head
ornamented witha strip OF red bunting on {
horse as savage and unmanageable as him
self, and his belt plentifully supplied will
pistols and knives, and you have the Rancho
70 as a member of the troops of banditti, o.
as soldier in body of cavelry. Cowardly
as they generally are in the open field, ye
in conflict among the chapparels OF. Mex
leo, or in an ambuscade they are indeed
| formidable enemy. Their power of endur
ing fatigue is almost exbaustible and scant,
meal per diem of jerked beef and planair
suf1icies them during months.
Such are the Rancheros, and under dscir
lined control they would be rendered III
best light troops in the world. These ar
the men who comprise the great body of tn
Mexican cavalry, and they are TO the arnie
of that nation what the Cossacks are to III
f Russians-ever on the alert, never 10 be su
prised, and untirng in the pursuit of the 70
when blunder, no matter how trihing, is TO b
obtained.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-06-18
"A REMONSTRANCE WITH TIL
AMERICANS.
By w. L. Nixon, Cincinnati, U. S.

British brothers, credit not
That we wish for strife or war,
Fear not, think not, we've forgot
You're our brothers though afar.
Think not we've forgot our sires,
Those who left their nrtive sod,
Left their homes, their hearths and fires,
But for peace to worship God.
Think you we for empty fame
Would dishonor their proud name.
Brothers, think not of US SO.
Call US not insatiate;
Thoughts aud words like these we know
Oft are cause of scorn and hate.
We have brawlers, il is true,
Ever prone 10 draw the sword;
We have braggarts, so have you,
Small in deed, though great in word
Judge not the river deep
By the brooklet's angry leap.
Brothers, trust US, we're for peace,
We would take you by the hand.
Bid all feuds aud fighting cease,
Live as one fraternaI band.
If for conquest we should sigh,
May we still remember Them,
That great message from on high,
"Peace on earth, goodwill 10 man."
Dare we dye with blood our hand,
Dare we sight that blest command?
Dare we shed brothers blood?
May we take brother's life?
Shall we our loved countries flood
With the gore of such strife?
Let us join then hart and hand,
Prove to all webs wise as free,
Show TO man in every land,
Peace still dwells with liberty.
Trust US brothers we'Ie for peace,
We would have all discord cease.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-06-18

A letter from Captain VIM. H. Russell. COM
mander of the California emigranis, dated may
l9,(our miles west of Kansas river. states that
the company were progressing finely and enjoy
ing excellent health.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-06-18

BLUE PILLs.-There is a machine at the
Navy Yard, Washington which will manu-
facture 10000 bullets per diem.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-06-18

they can receive assistance in about fifty
hours, have not dared TO come out Of the for
lfications and give US battle.'
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-06-18

The following is from "Wilmer q Smiths
European Times" published at Liverpool
England, under the date ofthe 10Th of May
last. The compliment paid our poet Chas
Mackey by the Editor of that paper, and
the poetry, will, we think, please our readers
PEACE WITH AMERICA.
The practical character of our sheet for
bids US either 10 WOO the muse 70 TO encour-
age her warblings: but there is so much truth
and feeling in the following lines, which we
have received from the western shore OF the
Atlantic, in a reply to protest against wal
with America, by our gifted friend, Mr.. Char
les Mackey, the poet, that, we cannot, even
in the present crowded stale of our columns
refuse them admission. They are accompan-
led by private note, which terms with kind
feeling and excellent sense, and is subscri-
bed ''AN AMERICAN BY BIRTH, AND A BRIT
ON BY PARENTvGE.' Even if the poetry
were less creditable, the Philathropic purpose
ofthe writer would command our admiration.
Such 'Waifsirom the West" cannotbe with
out their effectn Europe.
AN ANSWER TO.
sA REMONSTRANCE WITH THE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-30

MEDICAL AID-Privsrs Cu,e.-A medical book on Pr
M yate maladies relating both called the Rnb
con" Persons desiring spesdy or vat cure w sers
self cure in the oil ne d
ease and perfectly from The ~. %
price SO cents Sold by the author az his residence NO
Roosevelt street one door Chatham street, where he
nov hs cnnsa,,ed a. usual at Iii hours aus iwsrc
MEDICAL CARD-DR MORRIsON.-NORTH XII
Nl YER DISPENSARY. 2oi1s Fulton stfeet.-D,oetor
Morrison continues be consulted condenaiy ON All pr
waite Diseases which he without mercury OF
in diet pursuits. Recent cases, particularly oohoha'
he IN 3 10 days. m Al
STRUCTURES OF THE URETHRA are curedby Dr n
improved principles without pain 10 me
patient As the symptoms of structure analogous win
those other affections Of the urinary apparatus none put
should be allowed make the neces
sary those affected with enlarged prostate
glands may suffer much injury from awkward Praet9ners
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This affection and the train Of evils resulting IRON secret
ultimate impoency radically cured by Dr. NJ patho-
logical principles by restoring the system 10 healthy tone
reinstatn original perfect cure guaranteed
charge.
N B.-Dr NJ. holds communion with pretended Lon
surgeons feeling satisfied that he the only advertising
London surgeon the city See his London diploma IN ms
Office 2X Fulton Letters post paid attended TO- and
medicines forwarded to all parts OF the Union West Indies
and Canada. au23 lmer
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tina. Fitzpatrick, Waterford American Lass Cummings
Rio GR.spr June 2s-n port bark ZenOba Barber. dis
ssAI. .Aug.ii-in port, 'brgiouOwa, forN.YOrk
Home Ports.
BoTos August ssd bsks N k9gss y Tho
%as to os oi Bsbsdoes e Ellen New
York Sailed bgs Hero 2sd, Mary Tor 81 JSsn' AZ
Mary %S and brig Palm Started anchored President
She Aug Hsy c Es Rch Kinks P
delphis. v.,, u.;. ~
Orleans; sehr Merchsn Ksan The schg IA Brown
q for sSn po Ua me Bo s
oing, bark Convoy Humphrey, from Boston 1th sid ship
prsR isls Aug a"sd schr Banner Lufn, from Cas-
East THosAsros. Aug 20 AR sehr Mary Lengdon Cobb
Richmond via Portsmouth Sid 22d schrs tiSht5oGt Steep
smith; ASelia fruady; Increase Hail. and Delaware HO
Ep6ARroN, August 25-Arr, schrs Fortune Coombs New
York. for Portsmouth, 26th Lexington smith, DO Tor Rock
FTAsKroRr August 2i-Ar, brig Neptune, Basford Ma
GAR Aug l9-schr Only Son, Watt Phila.
LysEs Aug 5 SS, Rio G.1se Inccw Clara
land Trentoa land sid 2ith 2h Tor New York; 18th.
SSSsar Mf sh I'D .s s S q.
seoIs Cosaas Only Daughter, McDufhe New York; goth
fsyss DO Bssrf as9s
gO5da Busn pessseos Vessso dsw Bs,
and Port Lavacca oOp Ames Cooper Bazos San
NV sra1 Aug S sa
Rico Sid brig Osprey Calhoun Dorchester, Ms; schrs
PBurton, Anderson philadelphia; smith Nesle DO
ding, do; President, Frsbee, do. 49,
PHrLApELPHA, Aug 2s-Arr packet ship Wyoming,
Miereken Lyerpoo brlgs Freighter hnst r9h hsysna,
London; Casilda, Goodell Boston, TOLEDO Glover Fall
s5
Villain f%ss BsIssSsssv ATtSaio wsS%sS5y
Boston,; schs INV Candy hnsoa Providence; Albert
nal, Nichols Boston; Charlotte Somer Providence; Cey-
lon Crockett York; Mary Ann and Caroline Shropshire
York Trafc, Fhinn New Bedford; John Rowland, Sow
Patterson Wells. New York; W b Andrews .Wathman,
Peekskil barges John Green Lynch York; Mars Stack
PRoyIpENcE Aug 27Arr banks Triton Luce, Pctou Ju-
liza, Allen, Pictou Perseverance,. Baxter do.
York CD brig Cybee Merrill Cuba. In port ready for
sea- brgs Frances Cobb; Champion Chandler and Harrie
| York (aot sd) for Philadelphia.
schr Eliza Iaw ac Cornell NYorE; Monticello. Baker
Boston. Cid brigs Philip Hone, Mitchell Genoa ALA
Rookh (Br) Burrows, Gibraltar Sid schr Crescent, Haw
SALEM August 2s-Sd bark Cuba; schrs st Helena Mary
SroN1NeroN, Aug 25-Arr schr Victory, Jones, York
for Danvers. -
,WHMINoToS N; G. Aug 2SaArr ;ehrs Judge Hitchcock
gusne, and in here in distress having lost lib stay split
James & Samuel somers NYork Margaret Elizabeth, At
kn,, NYork; Emma Eliza, Boon, Philadelphia; Jones
Podger. NYork Peterson, Wilson, Bsrbadoes; Harrison
ton; L Smith Young NYork; David Dufell, Colleu 90
Enterprise, Stnson Martinque Sagadahock Heron Med
ford; Ann Maria. Pollock, Oaslow Judge Hitchcock Hath
WALrHALI Aug 26-Arr bark Stephen Brewer, N York
Sid schr Eliza, Mesrou, Newark.
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Miscellaneous Record.


ScHR w SMITH, from Richmond bound to New York,
nut Norfolk the 9th distress having
leak 1000 strokes hour) Monday night last and was
compelled to make the nearest port. IA
Home Ports.
BALTIMORE, Aug 29Arr Brem ship Albert, Won Trtzen,
Bremen schr New Reguus Davis N York. Cid bark Bes-
sell Brel Hasop Bremen; briggs Dido, Prus] Darmer Am.
serdam Fulva Owens Brazos st Jago Sid Br brig Jabez,
Smith, w Indies.
NORFOLK, Aug a7-Arr schr w Smith, Woolley, from
Richmond bound to York, in distress.
PHILADELPHIA Aug 29-Arr packet ship Wyoming,
Miercken LyerPool brig Rowena, Wilson Porto Cabeo;
schr Elizabeth BonTne Nsntacket Cid 6rig Bremen no
Bottom; oende Alter Boston; Alabama Means, ST. John,
Haven; Eldad, Mason, New York; vanda Street East
Cambridge; Brookhayen, Burdick. Providence Louisa
York; barges Venus Wilson York; Star, Loughead, do;
Mars, Stackhouse, do.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT of NEW YORK, AUGUST 80,


Cleared.
sG St f'S rsfN SiI;
s%ss ss?%S9s shs
Psas % LSs , Tfsfy'S Esk% a%2
$:Ss ~ 1%t?i srss: fstI,
i@ls E.Jf Sha s'
G cSr hss sasss
Co. Briggs B.%Ss
EDDY, Byen Providence Barges shark Stephenson,
Black fhs'S
New STleans with COTTON and tobacco TO " Nelson
2sh with silks: Peter Edss Bates s Co. s
Boston The JSshs. Sears from Boston for Canton
S GsfSsd ss ard Iss viii
&c ] 2 S .@iS Ps'
ssS:5S a
Bark Rose stand.h Spencer, day. from Mobile, with
Brig %.adsrer s Bsihj Evans Is days from Havana with
SIs DiF Hsisi PO!s Is days from Turk. Island
Brig Lowell Jarvis, % days from New oeans, with wheat
to of he Of hs Tas p
tore up the deck.
Brig Gen Wilson, Hallock % days from Mobile with
ton, 10 HuIbut & Co.
Brig Phura Clark days from Savannah with and
rice, TO Durham 4 Dimon
schr Only Daughter McDuihe, days from Lubec, with
plaster, to master.
scr David Risey. Medell 8 days from Wilmington, NC
naval stores, TO master.
schr Charles,o Forbes, days from Washington NC,
val stores to l. Mitchell.
Schr Cophoron, Hashom days from Bergen Iron Works
with iron to J w Brick
Steamer Michigan, Newbuy hours from Capes Della
ware, with 5000 baskets peaches.
Below.
ship-unknown.
Sailed.
nm h,rts far hail. MI
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NEw EMBARRASSING Arkansas hhds tobacco Edward
Beck x Kimbruat--50 do X Maand-l7 Brston x Pope23
Rotel x Wams-8 Maurice-IS7 hhds sugar Dennistown
cos do 1879 bales Rotet Williams-3l Sandi
mus-68 Maitland coi8 Olrichs Kuger-i5A pig lead
Strachsn & Scott do c Rugens co.. sacks wool
Rugens Sco--lO Benedict x Williams-3u bbls lard
Isaac ii Red-82 bales hemp Dennstown COLO bales
bagging 100 hhds tobacco order.
MoBIr-Bark Rose Standsh-6l8 bales cotton Cahoose,
Kinney do De Ram & Moore-92 Francis Burotett
20 Hopkin Allen bis Carter-l bx 81 + ID Huetbus
col bx Raymond-60 bales cotton Dellinger Ames-
bx Dabber-l trunk Conklin 4 Moore-l bx Dellinger
Ames-l bl pkgs lnger soll-26 bales cotton ORDER
MoBmE-Brig Gen Wson--2i bales cotton Coomb &
Isen-74 do Cahoon, Kenney Coz do Sturges, Chairman
Co-8 Reese Brothers. cks bbls 81 bxs James-l
ok w Baker-l3 bxs w Buck-6 bbls to order.
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Passengers Arrived.

CHIYA-Bark Douglas-Miss Mary Ann Souhwck and
servant Richard Saltonstall, of Salem.
;. NEw ORLEASs-Ship Arkansas-Mrs Dupat. Orleans
l6 IN steerage.
MoBILE-Bark Rose StandshAlrs Grafton, two children
and servant, - -
MoBILE-Bng Gen Wison--C Wallace, d Delsno, Me-
Clear q Carter, Wooley, Reed, Broker, Frost,
+ Barry. ,.
SAvANNAH-Brig Phlura-Dr Bartlett, c GLANDS and
child e HooghkeIk, G Blake, q Coleman, w Up
he
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BALTIMORE, Aug. IS, 1916.
The Fall 1rade-Nnm1ous Failures Scarcity of
Money-Mr and Mrs. Walack-U ag CONS for


The Fall Tade-Nnmerous Failures Scarcity of
Money-Mr. and Mrs. WaHack-W Wagons for
the Army-Stoet Board, SC.
The fall trade has commenced in this city, but
the amount of stock being purchased by country
dealers is surprisingly small. They are under the
impression that a great fall must take place in
goods before the close of the season, and conse-
quently buy only amount sufficient for the
pressing necessities of their business. That
greater decline in prices than is now already OBJ
servable will take place, there seems to be no
doubt, but il is not probable that it will be to such
an extent as TO warrant them in paying two vi
sits to lay in their goods, instead of one. Certain
IT'S, however, that they are buying very sparnglY
The number of crashes among Wholesale and
retail dry goods dealers is daily multiplying
Some of the hitherto most responsible houses of
the city have gone to the wall, and others have
been compelled to ask an extension of their notes
The retail dealers have very small capitals, and
the failure OF one clothier in the Of $40, 600,
has had the effect of breaking some, and placing
others in lettering condition
The banks are'hoardng their money, and de-
cine dlscounting any paper that is not known to
be sound, hence those who have been accustom-
ed to rely on bank accommodations are being
forced to sacrifice their goods to save their credit
Mr.. and Mrs Wallack continue to attract crowd
ed houses at the Front street theatre. They ap-
pear this evening in the new piece entitled the
"king of the Commons" 1t is said TO be a piece
OF great merit, and when produced in London by
Mr.: Macready, to have had great run.
aslhere is an immense number of wagons being
constructed in this city for the army Long rows
of wagons are standing in front of every wheel
wright establishment in the city, with the mark
OF Uncle Sam stamped on them. They ARE all to
be completed and delivered on the lst of Sep
TENDER.
Sales OF stocks Mt baltimore.
AUG. 2S-SrocK BoARp.-S2000 Baltimore Is sold yes
terday at 9ss Maryland 6s closed at II asked 76s bid
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Havana August 20, isi6--The cargo of the +. A.
Brown which arrived onihe 5h has been sold at 01sr
and that of the Merchant at the price The cargo
of the Zephyr was taken of store and sold at or
There has been demand for sugars since the arri
val with advces from London to the LIST
ultimo and we now quote whites Or yellows ia
browns So Molasses may be had at the price of the
cask. Exchange on London, l, per cent premium New
York and Boston, Ia az per cent premium.
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BARK BRowS, of Portland reported ashore Charles
ton hseCT has been got of and brought apparently
fee. Boston.
Bag GAROLlsr tof Boston) which was beng repaired
Thursday evening last Of not being
as the de eeS an M hf'
her he TsToas is an old brig and was sold short time
ssHR LAFAYETTE, Snow, with lime for Boston, while at
anchor at south Thcmsson 18th Instant grounded her
Ioss-vessel badly damaged.
ss%n All sni fardse from E1aeeh City,
when of Egg Harbor sprung both masts in gale from r.
Spoken.
Ship Platna, Woodward York Picon Aug 10, in Gut
Bark Lueretia. Jones' Providence Picou, Aug Nan
Brig Milton, York Turks Island to Boston, Aug "a.
tVhaIemen.
Sid from Bedford 2-th, ship Uncas.
Foreign Ports.
for New CLOUD %s.o SOG cS Pm
and dGss Sm s Shaw f
land asshs for GOwes loading Ma
gers lo@ Charleston aac 2s Chapman s aso for
TSye loading; brigs James Gray Carter from Newport,
Sss 9sp aS az De- YARNS, from
a0 ss1d Baker 'ds Regina
" DO Dean Ss iS% sons
Brown DVw Merrmsn from Boston 10th, sailed schr
nth Tor Dighton); schs Hope, Mar
WoodSsrd y oaSe LEWIS Boson iith, ship Plstina
&c t iS. ioI pghsn)i schs Richmond Seayey Fall Ri
I Nuu cleared 18th Tor Dighton); Statesman Wass do
mu eIu lon Tor Dighton) Lady Lavache and Trio Allen
o s SaundeIs 81 Peters, Mig land cid 10th for Dgh
on' ,vyu or,g tadius Plummer Fall River 18TH brss Lis
une3In, Nertell Boson schs Mary Jane shannon Eliza
snd preyh'und, Boston, Victory, Fouqeron Newhnrvnort
iothr5Blgs Amira yler, Boston, 18TH ABBY AmeIis Col
purh rroNiuence fke Landres Boston CId hrigs Doye
Eager New fork; OHIO, Veaze, Wareham. i,th bsyI y
Chp5chll, D,ekey, Fall River; briggs Vmdsha Pendleon
and Thomas I Cope. MerIyman, Wneham; 18th Top,a
McGrah, froyidence Indus, Card Wareham. So nvrn
Hazeton, Dighton; nth sch Lady smith boppagoe
18TH Mary, Forest and Acadian. Forest do 10Th res NJ
tain, Marmapd and Tonesta, sugeu do; 0'Br.en Tirre
Weymouth, " y. ' A''e"'
Pcscr. Aug 5-n port chr Meyina, Nckerson, for Bal
tImore IN days. ~ ~
QpEsEc Aug PAR brig Elizabeth, Riddle, Dublin bark
Lord Sandon, Welch, Lverpoo 23d bark China, Jones
Limerick; ships Yorkshire, Trpp Liverpool; Lanark Firth
ria yigneault, Halifax barks Menepa, Roser
Achilles, Taylor Liverpool Clansmau Peck sydney b.
ship Heroine Walker berdeen; bgs Florida, Lewis New
port. Jane Alice Waugh, Fowey; 2ith briggs Robert
George, Dixon, BURN; Orb Buckley, Sunderland George
Sheridan, Newport buks Woodhlne, Skeoeh, Falmouth;
Yueaan Casey Staten Island gath, cid, barks Lady Camp
bell Power, Waterford; Amazon, Hayes, do; Collooney
Ann, Mctie Limerick; ship Independence, Harper Belfast
brig Hannah Kendall Maryport; Mary Ann Brown, TIoon
QuEBrc, Aug 2t-Ar, ship Queen Of the Ocean, Tiiey
Liverpool bark Leander Pripgle London; brig Earnest
stanford, G,brat; cid 23h sep Colons Snnott, Liver
pool; Sobraou OBrien, do; barks Robert Ano, Christie
iiulli Naieyheld, Farmer London; Shepherd Dunk Rye
phS' Niooe Glen, Sunderland fete Reid dol schrs Mar
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Foreign IlnpOrtatlOns

CANToN-Bark Dougasiss pkgs teas 800 bxs preserved
500 rolls 500 bx fire crackers 320
IS cs lacquer Bates Co, Bosonl silks NJ Finley,
Ba4 pkgs mdse Wetmore Cryder-8 cs silks Munsell
Whittemore-2c mdse II ii Muusell- mdse cs china
ware bxs teas Summer; B9si9ns2b1s teas Dixwell.
would-3 pkgs Sword, Pbila-l4 cs JNLanahan Col3
Croker Sturgl0 cs Rowland Aspinwall2lc s 3pkgs
niss-26O G Dougiass-43 Lemon CO. Batmore-6 ii
Hayden do25o pkgs teas $40 pkg silks II bxs china
ware rs so tubs mdse order.
SsAL-Bark Louis30o as logwood 244 bales hemp 28 bis
skins Bouchaud Thebsud2 bales deer skins Andrew Pa
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we can never govern, since citizens OF that coun-
try have determined TO have il. And the govern
ment OF the United States have made these the
ultimamm. We, too, will get ready cash. a COM
modify not the least important in our public and
private transactions"
That these are the calculations of the adj
ministration, there is little room to doubt.
They come through friends of Mr.. Polk and his
cabinet, and are, to some extent, foreshadowed in
the official organ.
While the government holds out the olive
branch, II cannot, told, J" lose sight OF the
vigorous and successful prosecution OF the war
An order has been issued from the Navy De-
partment TO the officers attached TO the service,
who receive their pay in this city, that hereafter
they must draw their money from the purser,
(Mr. Stockton,) who resides at the Navy Yard
This is new regulation. Before the passage of
the Sub-Treasury bill, they could just step into
the bank, they were passing along the street !;
but now they must take hack, costing them a
dollar, and ride mile and a half or two miles
and back. They do not like ii, but it can't be
helped. They must blame Congress and not Mr..
Bancroft Two naval gentlemen actually swore
about it, but the unbecoming language did not
remedy the evil of which they complained, nor
take them to the Navy Yard
Some people are so anxious to get Mr.. Bancroft
out OF the Navy Department, that they reported
about the streets and hotels that he had thu up
his office, or had been thrown out of office. They
even went so far as to say that this took place last
night. They did not ten the truth He was at
has post to-day, attending to his duty. FELIX.
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Passengers 10 Arrive,

CHAELrsros-ship suiyanCMrs Flash and two children
Miss Brien Miss T. stance, Mrs z King, Rev w De
hon, MIR Shuckman. Mr. Van Dohlen J Myers, w Tuck
err A Leprince, Mr. Braunhold Bell Silcox Good
lard G II Smith, + Blum, NJ Reinhsnt-5 in steerage.
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SHIP BLACKSMITH.

ST z P II N X + T s,
CORNER OF MONTGOMERY AND SOUTH SITS,
~ linear the Tobacco Inspection is prepared do the
RON WORK OF VESSELS with the greatest facility,
nd on the reasonable terms.
~ Orders any part the for doing the top
work of vessels, will be punctually attended to-
Letters addressed above, will receive prompt attention
ana m IN
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CO. M M f X CIAL.
New York, Aug. 40.

New York, Aug. 30.
AsHEs-Sales continue TO be made in pots at So 56
SO 62Is and in pearls at 81 IL 81 rs
BRrApsrurFs-The market generally remains firm,
and prices have slightly advanced Sales were made in
sale from 81 1874 81 70 rye has been sold at 10 cents.
Nothing doing in wheat Corn, So a 81 mixed, 90 "a.
CorroS-There was less demand to-day and the sales
consequently not at such full rates, about 1900
bales taken chiefly speculation.
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LIVERPOOL CLAssivIcArIoNs.


In and about Hartford and in other parts of Connect
cut the farmers have gathered their hay crops and they
have generally proved good Fair qualities command
to 10 dollars ton.