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The New York herald., 1850-08-28
MONEY MARKET.

TUESDAY, August T-6P.M
The stock market remains without alteration, either
regards extent Of transactions quotations Read
ing Railroad the most active fancy in the list
Government stocks entirely neglected. II Is
seldom We At any season Of the year, such
dull depressed state Of the market for such length
of time, we have experienced during the past two
months and there Is not at this moment the first in
dication of change of any consequence, one way
the other. 1t s pretty certain that there be.
activity in fancy stocks until holders satisfied to
let prices down several per They are now so high
that dare touch them for any
other purpose, and they must rest where they are
unless concessions made in favor of purchasers
1t is the impression holding for rise that the
abundance of money and the rate Of interest will pro-
mote speculation, and give an upward impetus to
prices but that is by no means certain. 1t does
follow that because the public generally have the
to enter into aton they will do so 1t does
follow that the disposition to In vove oneself in
fancy stock speculaons exists because it is easy to
buy stocks, and easy to hypotheeste them at very
limited margin. The probability is that money has
been abundant and the of interest lower in
this country, and in England, during the past two
years, than before, and there probably
known period Of less speculation showing that other
causes are necessary to give an impulse to specu-
lstisn, than the cheapness and abundance Of msney
Those do not exist, and it will therefore be i'm
possible to get up the state of things actually
sary to attract outsiders The certainty of receiving
large amounts Of gold from California considered by
many sufficient basis for imitation Of prices for
fancy stocks. 1t is estimated that the next twp
steamers from California will bring three millions Of
dollars in gold dustnfteen hundred thousand dollars
each which, with the depletion Of the Sub Treasury
must give the banks much greater supply OF specie
than they want and may induce them to extend
their operations much beyond present limits. This
may prevent any tghtness in the money market
without improving any Of the elements Of speculation
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to-day, amounted to Sis o66 payments
SI4 346 72-balance, So ,e25, SIS Is.
The total amount of California gold, imported and
regularly entered at the custom house Of this port
from Jan. LIST to July 31st, 1850, s9SSsOo0. Es-
tmated quantity Of gold in the hands Of passengers
of which account is rendered at the custom house.
during the period, S372o ooo. Ascertsined and
estimated receipts of California gold at this porfor
seven months, $l3dosoto.
The receipts Of the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail-
road Company for ten months ending July, amounted
TO 1922 222 CO. Same time previous year, s24ssi o.
Increase, s74O40 Is.
The following table shows the value of merchandise
exported from Boston to foreign ports, for the week
ending August a.
Rasro
The New York herald., 1850-08-28
LIrKsrooL CLassrvicarros

CORR The demand from the trade pretty
fair While prices Of st. Domingo closed higher sales
include 400 tags st Domingo at cts closinr exc
and 900 tags Java At "a cts In other descrp ions
there was but little doing, while quotations we're
changed.
C.TrIr. offered on Tuesday, 1eoo be.ve.. 1000
Southern remainder from the state and the East) 90
cows snd calves and 1000 sheep aud lambs The
market for beeves has been very dull during the week
Prices ranfe t nom IS 70 81 90 per cwt Most Of the
good retailing qualities disposed of at these prices
About 30 LETT over. Cowes ssd Csves-saes at from
so ts $50 SEQ 20; all sold Sheep and Lambs Sales
81 the former AZ from 81 25 TO 81 rs - IS, lambs
19c asl 10 80 S In quality. Left over. 1000.
fhrieHrs Rates 20 Liverpool copsinued stin. and
cotton va taken At Nd -four at Ia ed. TO 1s fOi
and copsidersbe quantities of wheat at Sd while hea
w goods ranged from 15s lie Cd To Havre. Le
sontinued q be the rates for cotton For California
rates vsre firm 81 Csc
FAvIrs we're pretty active today, and the market
was steady sales comprise rs barrels currauts at pr
yste bsgsn $50 boxes bunch rsisns at 81 80 ana loo
bcxes clusters do at 50
fus.-The transactions in cod 10 day, we're 500
quintals at 81 65, which vas shade easter In mas
kersl there vas nothing doing worthy of note Her.
ring we're held firmly at 50 O b5c for scale
HInrs The trade vas pretty veil stocked and not
very anxious 70 operate sales Of magnituis have
been reported sirce our last prices, however we're
Without IpssIs change Ihs ftock in frst hands vas
The New York herald., 1850-08-28
pIIrLApELpyu.

ERANkIIN HOusE. No. Io5 CHEsNUr srssrr Rs
tNten lhitd ard fourth streets. Phadsiphia Pa ria
lind heue te-oTeued this dsy, under ths sreet
l,I.si,h sto mstagenent ~ The present proprster
Nan " burronehs has during the rast summer unas,
en esensive tud thoroueh aitersors ard s nos sftaa
sureftor style, esdy for ths reception of vsiser
e story formerly occupied W nov sttaes-
~ hotel thereby making beautifu of psrIor an
we Nccn hocr sxclusively for ladies' with laaiss va,
hsy On W sane fonr of sucient sire dre one hn,Srs4
persors Iherc are atc aSde s,seri
ocm With rarlor atachedhis IL the stys on ths bci.
neu,e mahnf ~ IN that resrect squd s other hotsls
he heute 70 n % tu cicnt capa-ity
hy Iertons With new and splendid dinns room a. tss
hrt tocr euteient ste 70 taas pu-he, ~
ere me IhtIe sre also many other modern irrrov.s,s.
Wv Wy. ~ Tbs rooms in the house superior
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wM. II BEEBE Co. Hatters l56 Broadway, and II Lii
tery street. New York, will issue the fall fashion for gente
mems hats on Saturday next the Sst Instant In making
this ouneen ent, Vim. II. beebe Co, desirous 60
state ths opinion Of many competent judges the hat
for pronounced TO be superior in point Of style,
richness Of mateIul exquisite nnish any that
has preceded il; aud they confident that gentleman
purchasing their inimi abo hats by posi-
bny be dsapponted its value either regards It's beau
~ auIhbity Respecting point hitherto overlooked
in the art q hating viz 1.-The construct ion Of hat adaptei
70 the gent who about exchanging his fer tho
manly dress of the hat WIN. H. Co would remark
that they have completed model especially and particular
N intended to this exrency and they respectfully ask
the attention Of the youthful vOary Of fashion their fall
style of gentlsmens hats Vim. II. Il. Co. invite
particular atention TO the lining Of their hat throu:h
which allied Of the truDphs Of modern art
causing the busy shuttle to the copspi
cuous leore the public Of the first hat manufacturers in
the wordRlso to the unique style Of set and binding
beautifully calculated preserve the shape and appearance
Of the at long after it would oherwi have mingled with
the ordinary of the trade exhibited in the
show Of preentcuk rivalry In connection with this
matter offashion, wm H. b. Go. would that although
IL is incumbent them the first fashionable
baer place before the bile the beginning every
the standard fashion, le ready all times
tnemseves individual TASTE and for this
IuIpese they will tai the Of gentlemans head
and tit him with hat which shall suit his fancy
point and particular
The New York herald., 1850-08-28

MNINs OPERATIONS IN CALIFORNIA Among the
items of intelligence and news which have been
recently received from California is one, to the
effect that Colonel Fremont's agent in that ter
ritory had a good deal of trouble in levying con-
uibutions upon those who are mining in the inn
mense region claimed as his property; that thou
sands Of persons were located upon the claim, and
they perfectly hooted at the collector when he
talked of rent.
We have very good authority for stating that
this intelligence is without any founditlon; that,
in fact, it is wholly wrong, and that the cir
oumstance mentioned arose from misconce ption
ef the facts of the case. Colonel Fremont un-
doubtedly possesses a very large tract Of land in
California, at Las Mariposas, which was granted
TO him some time since, but there rs no truth in the
statement that the persons engaged in mining on
il refused to pay their rent Ii is rich in the pre-
cjous metals, and Colonel Frement farmed out to
certain parties the privilege of mining at a mere
nominal rent This was doae for the purpose of
maintaining possession against in,ruderss for, as
readers aware, the possession of the tenant
il the possession of the landlord, owner. The
manner in which the misconceprion arose is this:
When the agent of the State of California de-
manded the fee imposed upon aliens for the privi-
lege Of mining, the lessees, being Mexcans chiefly,
refused to pay, on the ground that they contracted
with Colonel Fremont, and that il any one was
responsible for their tax it was he. This is the
explanation of the story about Coloael Fremonis
agent being hooted at, when he solicited rent OF
those working on that property.
by the way, we learn that a gentleman Of this
city, j. Eugene Flandn, Esq, will leave here to-
day for California, in the steamship Philadelpha,
for the purpose Of experimenting Colonel Fre-
mont's business in California, and that he will
take with him machinery Of the most approved
character, for extracting the gcld from the quartz,
great deal of which exists on the Colones grast.
The properly consists Of forty.hve thousand acres,
and it is as rich in the precious metals as any part
OF California There is no doubt that vast quaint.
/ ties Of the precious metals will BE- gathered by
| these means We shall be anxious to hear The re-
sult for If we are not much mistaken, this will be
the first attempt to work, by machinery the golden
deposits Of California.
The New York herald., 1850-08-28
The Foreign News by the America.

BY the arrival of the America at Halifax, we re-
eeived, at late hour last night, teegrdphic des-
patches, containing full commercial and political
intelligence, one week later than by the previous
arnysl. The Asia had arrived at Liverpool, after
very speedy passage-one of the shortest ever
made between this continent and Great Britain.
Cotton had declined one eighth of penny on the
pound, and commercial transactions indicated con-
siderable spirit among merchants. Ii will be OBJ
served that shipments Of sugar from England were
marking the Liverpool market at. the time of the
sailing of the America.
The English Parliament and the National As
semby had been prorogued. 10 the former, the
Jewish Emancipation bill was lost. This might
have been expected Il embraced relinqush-
ment of the ancient privileges and power
OF the Established Church, and such loss
could not be expected by any one con-
vsrsant with English politics, even though aware
Of the large amount of hberaty individually en-
teTtained ny the me mbers of the House of Com
mons on the injustice exercised towards the He
brew race. The subject opens broad ft Ia for dis
eussicn, and involves great principle, and we can
not be much sur rised at the result. A project
may be expected for the benefit of Ireland at the
Aext session, as the Queens speech recommends
an enlargement Of the representative system in
that country.
The treatment of Louis Napoleon, at Lyons, will
be seized upon as an evidence Of his unpopalarty
in that city. This is the second city in CONNER
oial and political importance ia France and we
may not conceal the hope that the indication fur
hished by the coldness OF the population towards
the President, will be an index of a future more
brilliant for the republic than the present gives
us reason TO entertain, when diyesed of such a
manifestation Of feeling for the ruling exsctiye.
The Danes, IL is said, have been tridmphed over
by the people Of Sohleswig- lIolsten. This event
s important, snd we shall look for further intelli-
gence with much anxiety, rs the success Of the
Duchies will lead 10 very important movements
The history Of the people Of the Duehies gives u,
reason to believe that they will not be defeated m
the main attacks made upon them.
The Atlantic steamer was so full Of passengers
including Jenny Lind, that many Of the suite o
the great vocalist came by the America. Jenny
Lnd's concerts at Liverpool were crowded. and
the tickets Of admission were fixed at a very high
price. She is said to be more beautiful than ever
as well as more enchanting in her vocal efforts.
For the other items Of news We refer to the
columns Of our telegpphic department, in which
will be found other interesting features Of foreign
intelligence.
The New York herald., 1850-08-28

7ers, IL gives us pain to hear much said absut
disunioD. about secession, and abont notification.
Ii is uppariotc, unwise, aud highly censarable to
even whisper the word disunion. Ii We had the
power we would strike the term from our dctona-
iies and spelling. books, 50 that br present genera
ton, and that which is TO succeed il, the stage
Of life would forget or never hear Of it, What
a nation more prosperous and happy than any that
ever existed, TO talk OF disunionl A country SO
peculiarly blessed by Providence, aud selected, as
we verify believe it is, as an instrument in Divine
hands to exercise influence and effect moral
volutions ard changes throughout the world, 10
seriously entertain the idea of dividing itself into
hostile fragments, and invoking the carses, instead
Of the blessings of posteriy The idea is prepos-
terous-simply absurd and ridiculous. That Union
cost us 100 much to be lightly thought of. Our
fathers did not conduct seven years war, aud
shed lher blood freely in torrents in securing it.
THAI We should useit We would toy, or thing
OF expedency, destroy il in moment of excite
meDt The parting words of the immpna Washing
ton sill ring on our ears, and are lispedby our chill
dren. The sentiments OF the venerable Jackson,tha
the Union ncst and shall be maintained has sunk
deep in the hearts of the people Ga this subject,
there oue ht TO be no North South, no East and
no West. II ought TO be with each and all Liberty
and Union, now ami forever one and inseparable
Hut the cause of the frequent Of the term
disinion must be removed The thoughts Of the
people must be diverted. We must not think of
calculating upon the prospect of disunion. In a
word, the whole slavery agitation, which evoked
The accursed cry, must be settled That it can be
settled, We think there is little doubt. We
satisfied that the bills recently passed by the Se-
nate would smother it, Tor We are convinced that
they acceptable to all stctions of the county
Let tbe House of Representatives, therefore, act
promptly upon them. The eyes of the nation are
Intensely fixed upon that body. Every member who
fails to do his duty, on this occasion, will be
marked man, and will be held up to public detesta-
ton and contempt hereafter. Petty intrigues for
the advancement of party, must be disregarded.
The country is suffering forthe want of broad, COM
prehensive and conciliatory legislation on the sub
iect Of the territories. Let the House of Rep
resentatrves execute the WISHES of their consti-
tuents, and our will not be tortured any fur
theI with the cry ofdisunon.
The New York herald., 1850-08-28
Sporting Intelligence.

THE fall TEoTTISG sEAsos.-Thursday and Friday
of this week will be devoted to trottng at the Union
and On the first of these days at
the Union, Honest John and Trustee trot two mile
heats in harness. for purse and stake of $780, which
will be great race and afterwards pacing contest
will come of With four entries. On the next day,
field Of thirteen heroes go together in harness
OF the five purses to be coneDded for at the Centre
vile track which will be feature in trotting that
will astonish the world. The other four rses an.
nouneed have larger fields than were ever before
known
The New York herald., 1850-08-28
SPECIAL SoTICEs.


ITO THE PUDLIc.-A SENSE or DELICACY HAS
induced us TO remain silent und the many extrava
CANT teres nd through the public
since allure but Observing the
tais morning. that the soppage Of kessrs W. c. A. A.
Hunter is attributed (ss
also that OF Mr. j. L. Naricka shor: time since whom
wererot indebted dosr) think IL time 70 SPEAK, lest
the credit OF whole atty becomes I'm paired by supeod
implications for and tho whole Of
mercal credit ruif cd. The Of erchanged
with stssrs Hunter and o. their request outstAnd
ingh nst xStOo The firm So 900 contract for
sale Of 600 barrels u hour snd Hunter $50 0.
srfing from business transaetons In the 1917 such
being the state Of acsouut consider the balance in
our favor We beg leave here 90 ALL that
trm individual will lose dollar
eOhtcehta enforcement cash bil other honorable
Eagement the only sufferers will be the holders Of
espa ces Notes and liabilities contracts amounting In
The Whole 10 Sd0Vo OF Viii s7o0v0 for drafts
accepted tyus drs various iers ether parties In
the wet who are bound 10 protect them. having
dollar Tor that uipose, either In -four,
any otr aNaaele property, but in almost assuce
TIE parties owing u large ash balances besides for which
no property or tund have been received In the
state Of matters IL IL Therefore possible Tor tell how
Ieate, % II must mainly depend the ability aud
honest ntnont of the drawers In regard 20 repudia
uen o vica much s taid IL s true have recsivcf
IRON The drawers not t. such has been
sold IN wall ttreet This however makes difference 10
eur views feelings We have idea Of reputation OF
Iartes are disposed 20 persecute and misor
tuhes as crime. In such shall do all honor
able nen would feel justified In doing Finally, ~
etor will exercise reasonable forhearapee they shall
soon as practicable Just and full % Af
iars and receive strict account Of all matters in which
they arr ihtercsred. FRANCIS q, SAGE,
rfRD. suYDAM, Jr,
The New York herald., 1850-08-28
MAILS KOK EUROPE.

The steamship Niagara Capt Harrison win leave this
port at to-day for Halifax and Liverpool Her
mails will close at half past 10 O'Clock this morning
The Weekly Herald will be published at nice o'clock
Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence.
The New York herald., 1850-08-28

yenth day The balance OF Messrs Robert Carter Co.
Invoice will be sold this Wednesday. the 2th day Of An
gust at o'clock, A. n, and the sale will be nnued
The regular Greer Of the catalogue embracing the choice
Leayitt Co; Lppineott, Grambo Il Co.
The New York herald., 1850-08-28

We are IN OF aa:ees from from which We
iect,d TO delay the lstbus, beretoforethe
br Of tesn and sailing VESSELS between
PGnsma and Francisco being amply uhicisnt
moe any number Of passene In addition to the mum
Der Of steamers ALREADY engaged running between Che
ports, the loving excellent steamships, consigned to
eessrs CorNine, Brother Co Panama will arrive thore
during the month Of September and Oetobe the GOLIAH
1ENL. ZACuARY taylor and WASHINGTON. Nearly
all the tickets these will be sold
Nesrs c. b. Co. in fact passengers for the gold dig
gings leave the United States. without procuring
through teket with safety Information
to the time Of the arrival Of these vessels at Pana
sps their Departure therefrom. be obtained
from TIErCHEK WEsTRAY, No. n Front street. New
srh who Is the gent Messrs Corwine Brother Co.
The New York herald., 1850-08-28

HoRsrs-IoR SALE. sPLrS pIp SPAS ov ctoSr
nstehes fancy sol0rss. Carriage Horsss never ussd 4.
tie city. Arpy 10 '~ ~
~ NJ DIwEY. II Nissan 81. n. ", s...ud ,.erv.
CHkih0fs FOR SALF-J. G. HAND J-, e0 B--.sl-
" way would call The attention Of his oa cp.ssr,--. e.,
sso southeih gsnte Who wish purchase 10
h fn stcek htfore rurchssnv elsewhere Th.v viii e.s
orc ~ hs hs sssortmeats In the city; so rood sssort
i lGHI CARRIAGE FOR sALE-A LTqHr WELL.
- hans oafraFe Ding four persons, nearly new ave
weeks tny 81 very gentle for sale cheap Appiy 10
- RlEkSUN nONARD
Livery Stable, Union Place HotsI
The New York herald., 1850-08-28

Corros.--The demand vas good to day, but the
smosnt on sale 80 restricted that buyers found it
dimcut TO get along with their purchases the bust.
ness only amounting to 1900 bales. As the prices
oetainsd were on some grades higher than quota
tons OF yesterday, We revise them The accounts
from the sosih are connicting Prom some sections
the drought Is complained Of but II is not generally
The New York herald., 1850-08-28

Tar SoUrH AND THE UsIos.-WIthin a short
time there have been several meetings held in the
Southern States, at which sentiments OF the raw
head and bloody bones character were delivered,
and some pretty hard resolutions passed about
secession, and all that sort Of thing in case Cali
fornia shall be admitted as State, with her
present boundaries end in case Justice be- not done
60 the South. In relation TO those assenblires.
we know very well that the South have a great
deal TO complain of-we know that they and their
institutions have seen abused without stint by a
handful Of Northern fanatics and fsctionists, whose
real 10 the detssiable course which they have
pursued, and are still pursuing, has been ca
eouraged by the couniensnce given to their ras-
caIly proceedings by such demagOgues as Seward.
Thurlow Weed, Greeley, and Hale % New
HAMPSHIRE; but we do not believe that there is a
particle less Of patriotism, and devotion TO the
Union, in the South than there is in the North.
We venture to say that " that Union which is
apparently thought 50 little of in some Of the
Southern States, judging by the proceedings Of
the meetings which have been lstely held in
Georgia, and other States, should be sssailei
tomorrow, in earnest, by band Of traitors
who desire 10 overthrow this beautiful form Of
government, the South would he foremost in
raising its hand TO strike the sacegious assailants
TO the earth. We know the South too well to
suppose for moment that treason could fad a
home within its limits. Rash men there
are IN the Southern States, as there are in the
North, and they will go as far as our fic,ionisfs in
denuncistios, but should another war break out
they would not hesitate to shed their blood in de-
fence OF that Union and government which they
sometimes speak rather disrespectfully Of
IL is eharscteristc Of the American people, and
every section, and In every Stste-North. South.
East and West-to be devotedly attached to the
Uaicn which has made their country what IL is.
They regard il with feeling Of revereniial afec.
tomas the means Of making this country what his
within little mere than hslfa century-and their
hopes Of the future are identified with u. We
speeh Of the existing feeling Of the Arerican peo-
The New York herald., 1850-08-28

dersgned respectfully announce TO their friends
ard tho Tule generally that have introduced the
sTrLr ron HArs on SATURDAY LAST, 2ih inst. which, la
point Of elegance and workmanship be surpassed by
any other establishment in the city They also take
psaur in mentioning that they have effected arrange
nent with Messrs RvEr Co. Of Paris, for the exclusive
sale Of their eeehrated Hats the style Of which, upon
nation. will b found be the unique and tasty
offered TO the American Public. The Public
sIeefuiy invited to call and examine for themselves
ARCHER n BAOThER,
go Greenwich street. near Karrcn atreet.
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NEw YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE.-THE cEREMoNY-

~ of laying The % this builds in Thir
ieehh street, esst of Fourth will
Ihrsaay ue .sh instant A. es .eosk r. NJ Mtsr which,
,iot BY the Rev Or Cor Of Broohyb he Rev Dr. Chez
yers Church, Union place. Their honors Mayor
the houoralle the Cooperation ocsrs and fAeul
ties of eosees nteieA Pharmaceutical and academic. the
I,Neend the clergy gentlemen of the of
distinction, ladisf and the pube generally
invited te attend
VOLuNTEER CORPs-TpE MEMBERS or THE ABOVE
Corps nre hereby ordered o. attend special meeting
s Cen 'rai HALL Nis tWednesds eveninx ~ 81 o'clock
BY order. JAMS BArLEs, CAptAin-