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Packets TO Arrive.
Packets To Sail.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST A.

Cleared.
Ships Prince Albert sebor. London Grinnel Minturn
90; Vicksburg, Reed, New Orleans; w Nelson. Barks
Stad Antwerpsn Converts, Antwerp Schmidt Balchen
Amt Disbrew M.i.r., W Thorn Coz V.ronee., Oh
Biae. So Johns NF Wunett; Othello yan Brszos San
tIago, Young Van Bruut; New Orleans Bramhal, New
Orleans Tucker Lighttown; Clinton Andrews Savannah
de cuba. Thompson, Jr Morning Star Burgess. Port
Prince S w Lewis; hna. Smari Hamburger, Santa Mar.
ths &c, Everee Bsele Palestine, Green, Philadelphia
Ba, ge OnedA, Harris, do.
Ship Roanoke, Hanna, % days frem New Orleans with
Dutch bark Danklaahed Lorin so days from erp,
ballast aud lao passeng to order.
Sw big Emma, Klan, s. days from Ceue, with wine, to
order.
Brig George Henry Blakeley days from ST Jago de Gu
ba, with sugar. Danscomb Beckwith July 30 spoke
brig Nonco Could from Norfolk for Grenada. IN lat Dc 90
lon l. Aug spoke schr Ann Mana of Egg Harbo fol
Newbern, NC.
Macon, Hayden. days from savnah, with cotton to
Br schr Acadia, Barnes, IL days from Cumberland MS
with grind stones and fish. to Labangh
BE sehr VIM sp'agIe, King Il days from Amherst, Ms
Schr Mary Eliza Hudson days from Eastpor with fish
Schr Reaper. Theron, IRON Rrsfon, mdse.
Schr Homer, Kent, from Boston, mdse
Sehr Lacon, Bearse, from Boston. m ise.
Schr Excel. Lowell. from Boston, mdse.
Schr Harwch Crosby from Boston, mdse.
Schr Alabama. Smaey, from Salem mdse.
Schr Gen Warren. Holmes, from Thomaston lime.
Schr Antelles, Crockett, from Thomaston, lime.
Bark Juniatta, from Canary Island.
2brgs-unknown.
Sale d.
Ships Prince Albert, London; Tartar Canton.
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BLOODY ArrRAY-In quarrel which took place
evening before last at drinking house in ST. Georges
at st Louis, two men badly cut with knives One
OF them named Ives, drew large knife with which he
Jack Bowers in the left side and below the fifth ribs the
wound IT is thought, will he fatal Bowers, upon the
reception Of the sab, in return drew knife. with which
he cut Ives throat severely Both are under medical
treatment.
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4 - M N h h q 1 A l..
New York, NIondayt August 3

AsHrs-Both descriptions quet-pots va 90 pearls S.
BRrApsTrFFs-There was nothing doing in the market
10 day The report of the arrival Ut the steamer with
fifteen da later news, hnviog been received early
hour business was in consequence suspended until the
nature oil should be made known The market closed
however, before the was received, and closed
without transactions Of any note. Our quotations Of
Saturday will suffice, there having been alteration that
we aware OF.
Corror-The news by the Hbcrna was not published
until about r. M too late for business purposes con-
sequently there transactions in this staple of
moment. We quote:
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIrIcArIoNs.
.eu Orleans
MI A. H..
New York Cattle Market.

Aue Sat Market-l47l Beef Cate, principally from
the south and West so Cows and Calves; $500 Sheep
and Lambs
Beef Cattle-The supplies since last week have con-
sdeiably increased and prices a shade lower We
quote the range Of the market from SO ST. small
number taken for export TO Bermuda and about 200 lett
Cows and Calves-PIices are a little lower. All sold
at rates ranging according to quality from Sll $25 to
S3i
sheep and Lambs-Prices remain firm with demand
sufficiently active to clear the market Sheep 81 20
SO so; Lambs 81 a 81 75.
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H:rsSssss. ys..s y. Diary and lssy, ss Ne po,p, snd
Icy kinlsshook. NJ Wsiton Montreal Mrs AVIAN alo;
Orsl, Canada; Lady FIanklin and EnglAld
Mss Franklin, do
CAsros-ship Tartar--C II woIcott and WIN z Nswsll.
Esqs, Of Philadelphia the latter heafer Of dispatches
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

Home Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, July 3-Cid brig Potomac, Portland schr
Forest King Boston.
BALTIMoRE. Aug 3-Ar bark Avemon. Jordon, Bremen;
bingham Boston. Ann R.becc, Thompson New York;
Squire Brothers, Lampsen. New York; l. Randall Cook,
Boston Steamer Herald off New Point, topail schr
and a the w Trap brig both Eastern ves;els bound
2. brig packet RoN.e Ts moVt Ia shrs M.5cv Smith
for RE dc Janero; schr Roa, Avery, New York.
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tract from letter dated June 18Th on the Nrbras.
ka Big Platte river written by the commander of the
company TO the editor of the Columbia Statesman
Alter speaking Of the troubles and vexaton Of his
mand, he says
The country through which we have travelled from
prairie with the exception of the margin OF the streams
we have crossed consequently put nightly to
shifts for fuel to cook with and relying
chiefly on buffalo chips resource that VIC hope will hot
fail us.
The Platte, stream sometimes over a mile in width,
which travel up at least ITO miles, is entirely des
tute of timber.
Our hunters beginning to kill buffalo, elk and ante
lopes the latter being very abundant and expect to
dine to-day on the hump of fine buffalo
cannot state the precise number Of emgrants for Cali
forna and Oregon but all told cannot fall of 5000
souls. have not had less than $50 wagons under my
command since our organization at Irdian creek but
compelled to separate, and have not at this time
than about 40 wagons, and yet il large for harmony
and despatch.
have with me Mr. F. Bryant, noble brother chip of
yours who will in book, record our proceedings in
style worth recording also, young Jacobs, of Louis
ville Ky fine little fellow Gov. Boggs and family
Alphonso Boone and family Mr. Grey son also, Mr.
Branham and his and host of other most excellent and
respectable people
4, We have heard nothing of the Mormons and see no
trace of them being before us.
write SO incOnveDently that | must stop from sheer
exhaustion and may add few lines hereafter when fur
thsr on the road: Truly your friend, -
have just met with company Of Oregon visters on
their return to Missouri, who will carry this. We
ADVANCED 60 or 20 miles since the date aforesaid We
find thousands Of buffalo and kill than des.
troy it is really fine sport W.. r.
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Passengers Arrived.

LivERrooL-Steam Hibemia, at Boston-Cb,s w;sA
Chandler, Winslow, tapfer, Hutton, Hood Winter Co
Banners v'dsI Ro@an Gen Armstrong, enasy Grn"t,
Undsrs ood Whe, Hsnsel. Dollhouse, Burnsrsch,G Csw
pry Sfowe Dunbar, CreIdsn, Beecher Renard iaS don
d. aper Robertson, Daurrye, Hammond Aid Plat Iebr,
ton, Fletcher '
From h1iss to Boston-stanton, Hoffman, Fepno Tay.
lor Huntington, Boes. Robertson, Yell McAulay, iurrs
min.
SAvASNAH-Brig Macon-Ms F NJ williams Messrs N
Smith. Bune, Doyle, VI Doyle skinner, W Taylor
J Heiter Ryon.
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THE EYE

DR. WHEELER, OcuIis,. No. % Greenwich street, New
~ York. the Battery devoes has exclusive attention 10
diseases othe Eye and Ophhamic Surgery and assures hs
public that there the numerous diseases to
which cannot BE ESSENTIALLY relieved cured BY him HE
his Office will satisfy the public that his practice il moi
in the United States. 49, '
Ofice hours from M. to O'Clock p NJ after which
sssArcal Eyes for sale and which will be ;pse,,sa N
reasonable terms = -
Apamphet containing remarks Diseases othe Eve viii
several instances OF effected by Dr. WheeerS
mode OF treatment can be had grautousy resdepce
the will be forwarded one maku,v annlics;c -
him by letter. paid nv I'M sre
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Nrw ORLEAss-Ship Roanoke-2O3l bbls pork Goodhue
co-ioo bales hemp Davis Brooks bales cotton Thomp
son53 sacks wheat Howes Godfrey co-4s bales
30 bbls oil 80 kegs saltpefre order.
SAvANNAH-Bng Macon-i62 bales cotton x X X Graves
loo cks rice 5 Shapter--7i do Porter X Cons23
bseging Buu-7 bales cotton Perkins, Parks White
do moss Demilli6 empty barrels al bars iron bdls
steel Gowdy X Wells
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PHILLIPS & BOYNE, Agents
for the United States.
Price 81 perhote-s bottles for -. Sold at Il Duane
MEDICAL AID.


SPEEDY CURE GREGORY. No. 3 Roose velt
~ door from Chatham has now OBJ
Grafton method wher by he curing Of
tain private msady, in the short Of days To
deal wishing the recipe the price will be
So 0-ee for cure, from IS to $40
Apply as above, to Dr. H. Gregory. aus lwsme
MEDICAL DV!CE-DOCTOK LAMEKT Is comb
1 dentially consulted at his Office 6s Gold Get,
Fulton on all Diseases Of private His treatment,
being mild and udicous neither
IN Diet hindrance from business Debility,
CONSTITUTIONAL arising from indiscreet ndulgences the
PASSIONS causing nightly emissions and, eventually, am
potency the Doctors attention. his object being
restore the that Of vgor originally
designed Structure, disease frequently existing w,shou.
sometimes caused BY the nsglest Of the parties
encosng'a fee Immediately attended and medicine with
advice sent to part Of the United States. Office IS
Gold street AZ iwsm
NJ AkRlED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH to Interest
lVl and instruct them by perusing Moral Physioiogy,
book Of 1888 pagesby the Hon r. D. Owen with and
alterations by II Glover, M d. Were this work care ully
read by every married person and its advice strictly ollow
present would exist. The tsnors poverty and the
reared many prudent peols from entering the
which obvate all such oe, For sale
at No. Ann street, and in most other bookstores.
jy30 lw*nc
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MEDICAL CARD.

nOCTOR FAWCETT, consulting surgeon OF rs Full
ton street, New York author Of late publication,
and Serllity snaomicslly physioogealy and medically
explained with comprehensive exposition OF the and
modern treatment Of Syphilis, Secondary Symptoms Goa-
orrhGa Gleet Structures Seminal Weakness, Whites Noe
gsution The Doctor has devoted hi, the Last
toned diseases and from his practice and long En-
perence investigating the pathology or the various
ss and Isdics His diplomas
degree from the State OF Louisiana are suspended In arrs
frames in his Office, 1876 Fulton street.
Persons at distance enclosing have copv of HE
late work. accompanied with which embraces III
incidental TO females.
letters prepaid and addressed 10 Dr. H. Faweett iss
Sutton viii due tvrkv
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COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY
NASSAU STREET.

MEDICAL ADVICE IN PRIVATE DISEASEs
and sb III % Ss GSsss ?" sds..
~ continue to dree, snsT attention all diseases
auIns medical treatment .ss and permanent cure ~,sSoS,
nqy 70 the sS1pon or from
College on The inst appearance Of those diseases vast
he members Of he College auy years eosnsesS n VII. g,
Ss G d.y s
&c r. 9GSfk7 sxrbscr.
living in the country and finding announcement to make n,
;Ona can have them contain
their explicitly together with all symptoms time Of con.
closing g post paid my mo -
-. yELfEAUs SPECIFIC FILLS.
from seminal e. !,: sS
These Pills the result q twenty YEARS. experience in de
IL s s 4,
a. m q ha ns u s1sy ss y %'sA
breath ai11srssi1s with the stomach or confinement from
THE rosie MixTUk :, prepared ~ he Coles. of
.. aas % % q
secret Indulgence or sIes.. e any tnd l.
packed and sent to all part. Of the Union.
RlCORD's ALTEAArIVk MIXTURE.
The PeTmsnsnt cure Of primsry secondary .yphs
.pdieou. use Of medical @sss%.as
N thsr y;
celebrated Alternative ~ -' '"'"S
Sold in single bottles in eases Of half dozs. IA,
eareay packed and sent TO all parts OF the Union.
ooScESTfAIER 31 1NB sA g iSHsAnssArAAL
phhrAhED by the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy, established for the suppression OF quackcry
ms refined and highly extract possessing all
ne confidently recommended by the College superior
70 extract OF sarsapac before the public and
may be relied remedy for all arising
rem impure Of the blood such scroua salt heum
ring worm, bitches pimpes, ucers in the bones
onts nodes cuaneous eruptons liberated throat
disease arising from the secondary effects OF syphilis
an inIudIcious OF mercury.
Bold IN single bottles, at rs
" Of half a dozen bortlss $50
dozen :" oeco
Cases forwarded TO all parts Of the Union.
N. b. very liberal discount wholesale purchaser
Office open from IA. NJ. TO 10 r. NJ.
w. &: RICHARDSON, NJ D.
" Ns..., -
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ooNcENTK dnl+, tsA41 ma 9t sARsAfARlLLA
ANClENT And MODERN BOUno.

ANCIENT AND MODERN BUUhS
THE SUBSCRIBER has opened extensive establish
ment in the large basement Of No 60 John street for
the sale OF valuable Books In department human
knowledge, art, and thought He has accumulated com
siderable collection Of works Of which
rare and all more or less, Of value He
exclusively for cash. and to have whatever in the
Of his profits and the owness Of his prices His
stock will be constantly by the purchase Of PR
yate libraries or OF smaller collections Of books He will
taehea BY any sect or party n every Department Of ters
fore to make his establishment agreeable resort Tor the
Bibiiomanac the Antiquarian the Divine the Lawyer the
Artist and men Of letters and science generally each Of
whom VIII meet with choice works his particular
Walk at the lowest possible He therefore, invites all
literary persons 70 him and judge for themselves
ne has iihewlse large qusstty OF foreign and native
MHsc iol Tue flanO Forte and other for which
ne WIN thank any who may give him onehaf
the lowest price charged by the cheapest seller the
city. IL Will be sold in Qnantity
JOHN DOYLE, Bookseller,
mv27 im*rc 50 Jntn street New York
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Donnestic lrnportation.

Foretg. isagortattOns.
ST JAco CrBA-Brig George Henry-6o hhds sugar 80
boxes do Dunsco x oeckwnh-200 DO to order.
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NO euAcxERY.-pooT9R ,co0rER., y Dam.
'' sos.a:.s 9, "a o.
wseh +: without S e.
tweiv. years enables Dr. G. 70 cure lie most Obssa.ss
Debility. rssuas from secret habi, INDUCED by young
s pae o. md
rusrsnised charge Dr. c. regularly sdas.tsd
N member q ne aey. College q Surgeons: fosdss
be consulted in the Of certain delicate dis
diseases. enable. Dr. :: sos:s form q 81.
nor restraint in diet Or pursuits Structures
one o weeks with scarcely any pain.
INDUCED osh.Sme habit can P.sH.:y ss !:
ner' door Dr. Johnson's sut asr
MEDICAL OFEICE.-Dn. JOHNSON. II Duane street.
WI Gss & o Ms in Ss q v:ss
real The Docto reputation for skill in those old
l n.ss s
psias and booe ofthe legs, effecruay cured
Constitutional weakness brought sscret habit IN
Obliged in by causing ls'eiycu. dream. md
in days No alteration in diet or pre-
s-"fc' f'o~ 'sn-ss aus w.
Hall 1n one IA d d: a.
eDaIed Physicians Europe Is the discoverer Of tins yaua
81 INLAND ,biSSsh sonS,.sns Europe
where used according TO ma. ne
lie, exclusively directed the Of such COM
gans gentle .,muIsnt aud Of the impaired
of and ssT 1s%
1t will afford decided relief those, who, by early indul
solitary habits have weake ed the power Of their
system and have fallen into state Of chronic debility by
which the Institution is left in depI"rshe CONDITION. and
that nervous ment,y kept9p which places The Individual
state OF during the Under OF fe The con-
arising from this dangerous psei'e nt conf
ned 10 its pure physicd result but branch moral
constitutional weakness sexual debtv brought by
cre habit INDUCED in by young This when too frs
quenty INDUCED the evil that beall
Dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs and small Of the back
fusion Of intellect forgetness palptaor Of The heart
aversion 10 society consumption, emaciaon the symp
oths disease. elects whites irregularities, obstruc-
ton Of certain evacuaons total mpotency and basnness
efectuay removed by this Invaluable medicine
PHILLIPS BOYNE, Agents
for the United States.
Price 81 perhottle-s bottles for 80 Sold at Duane
ltsr
nlocASEo Or lhk URINARY OhGANo-oucu
- Chronic and diseases OF the
Bladder, L~uconhoea whites.
Ure hra Strictures,
Kidneys, Seminal weakness,
Also, Gonorrhea, lnsbilitv,
elects, Weakness OF the parts,
eeJiy and efecusy removed by Abern~tiys boan.
cal Pills without QUE particle Of mercury they equal.
ge erativs .rssn sr ly fever erperenees from ,.king
rine street and i27 Maiden lane Price ST. with
"a wv
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LHURCH'S VEGETABLE LUIION
THIS highly valuable Cosmetic will eectusly cure erup
tons the face and skin, particularly pmples blot
letter, ian eckles aud The OF the Lotion
for short time, will establish clear and brilliant npes.
Ion. Sold in bottles Is each, aa Bowerg corner
Of Spring street Also by Mrs. Hays. Brooklyn.
myl6msm
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Passengers Sailed.
,LoNpoN-Shp Prince Albeu-W Greer, Ohio; Ssml
Greer, Virginia; Mrs 0eud, Toroato Ridont, do; Mrs
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xtsx- "a, Kr.T kOD HAVRt-seco d LIne--Th
MA packet ship UTICA. Capt + Hewitt will sail OF
xxS he LIST Of Sept For freight cassase, apply TO
au2 BOYD HlNCKGN. 80 Wal 81.
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These ships good substantial vessels ably commanded
and will sail puncual their regular days Their accom-
paid promote their comfort The Captains will
responsible for any parcels Inckages hem
less bills Of lading signed therefor.
For freight or passage, apply 70 ,.,u
Goufh Sre NeNyY Orkor
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AnS~ FOX Ii. ERfOOL--New Line-Regular Packet
8t Of 2t August1he superior, fast sail ing packet ship
ikAA.LIVERPOOL, 1850 tons bnrrhen, Capt John Ii
bridge will sail as above, her regular day.
For freight passage having elegant and
medations, apply board side Of Burning slip,
WOODHULL MINTURN, 81 South street
Price or passage 500.
The picket ship Queen Of the West 1850 tons burhen
VI On her regular dav, clst Sspfenher ivoo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-19
Vk

in lie slightest degree the sincor,<5& dsclam-
ers in our recent conversation, DO not think it
ought to be ASSUMED by any one that warIlke pro.
paratong upon Gale as that upon which they
are uudcniably ml~Dn here could not have even
an indirect reference to the possible contingency OF
a rupture with us.
And at the same time it is perfectly obvious that
they arc in great degree, and especially far as
they consist Of an augmentation in the number Of
steam vessels and Of the naval marine generally,
precisely Of the character to be the most appropri-
ate and tho most useful in war with our country.
| ain not prepared TO say, nor do deem it mate
rial TO decide how far we have right to expect an
explicit disclaimer Of the character and purposes OF
the warhko preparations now making by Great
Britain under the circumstances.
They may be the dictate Of various motives of
policy and the result OF many causes; and, with
out attempting to assign to each its particular in
fucnce, am by no means prepared to admit that
tie apprehension Of difficulties with the United
States had no share in them; and it is very clear
that fa rupture with the United States should grow
ont of our present difficulties, this country wl be
as fully and cicciuay prepared for it at all points,
uad for all possible purposes, as if that, and that
alone, had been the object Of all her warllkc pre-
partitions.
She will be in a situation to act and strike as
promptly and signllly MS she could have been with
her energies exclusively directed to that end; and
II feel it my duty to add that not to expect, in case
a rupture becomes unavoidable, that thus Govern
mcnt thus in complete armnr, will promptly and
vigorously exert her utmost power to luict the ut
most possible injury upon orr country ana all It's
interests, would not be doing justice to such cris-
is.
think it ought to be expected, indeed from all |
learn cannot doubt that in case Of hostilitics, the
aim Of this government will be to strike lis heaNI-
est blow mt the commencement lu the expectation
Of being thereby enabled TO shorten the durPton OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-19
The Hon, JAMES BucuASAN, sc, &c.
NJ. R,ebonon N Mr.. Fa'eIam.

Department of State WAsmNGToN, Jan. 8, 1910.
The undersigned, Secretary OF State OF the u
nited States, has the honor TO ncRhoWeuge the re-
CENT OF the note of Mr. Pakcnham, her Britannia
Maesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plen-
potentlarv dated the 9th ultmo, by VIII ch, under
instructions from his Government, he proposes To
the Government Of the United States the "eXped-
ency Of reie ring the whole question Of an equta-
BILE division of that (the Oregon Territory to the
arbitration Of some friendly Sovereign or State"
The undersigned has submitted this note to the
President, who, after having bestowed upon 1t that
respectful consideration eminently due to any
proposition emanating from the British Government,
has instructed him to give to it the following an
sWer
The British Government do not propose to refer
to arbitration the question of the title to the Ore
ron territory, claimed by the two powers, respec-
lively. 1t is proposition to refer TO friendly
Sovereign or State, merely the partition or "equl-
table division" of that territory between the par
ties. 1t assumes the feet that the title Of Great
Britain to portion Of the territory is valid, aud
thus takes for granted the very question IN dispute.
Under this proposition, tho very terms OF the sub
mission would contain an express acknowledgment
Of the right Of Great Britain to a portion Of the
territory, and would necessarily preclude the U. 5,
from claiming the whole before the arbitrator.
THIS too, in the face OF the note Of the under
signed to Mr. Packenham Of 30th OF August last,
by which the President had asserted IN the most
solemn form, the TILE of the United States to the
whole territory. Even If there not other con-
elusive reasons for declining the proposition this
alone would be deemed sufficient by the President.
The President heartily concurs win the British
Government in their regret that all attempts to set
lie the Oregon question by negotiation have h;th-
cto failed. lie cannot, however, concur with that
Government IN tn, opinion that resort to urbilu-
ton, and esp, cllly on the terms proposed, would
be followed by happier consequences. On the con