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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-08

On "wednesday. August 7th, Of dropsy, HAMiIros
DoSaLIY. In the I'D year of his age
His friends and acqusntances and those Of If.
Hamilton Leslie and Joseph pouslly are respect
fully invited Go attend his funeral from his late resi-.
dence 1ss Water street. Brooklyn. Thursday even
Ing the sth met at three o'cloek,P.M
On Tuesday, August 9th. Hg-Ry McTLuprr con Of
the late n. McIiree. In the 18th year % his are
Hts frispds ana these Of his brother samuel q are
repeatedly invited tn attend his funeral this after
noon, At four o'clock from the residence Of his mo-
ther, Mrs. Ndds, Of twelfth street and FOURTH.
avenue.
Al :obiie, August g. ssvFp., q s.,..
Of us late T. v. eeig.-tts Of ,h,. sitv ara 49,
the last h-ee yssrs Snief Operator Of the Noble T.
On wednesdsy, August 7. AFTER a sever. and pain
iui hn.ss Bsnsssp GnsrrH, aged 81 years IL months
and eighteen days
The relstives and friends ~ the family ale, tho
memb.rs 81 Troop. New York Ha sars On. mans-
brs 81 German Seventy six vervin .ud the mem bars
OF schsllsrhs m . Lodge. No u. o. are respect
fully invited 20 attend his funeral from his resi-
dsnce No ~ Orange street this afternoon, al three
o'clock y NJ
On wsancsaay, August !. Jo.,pnrSs infant dsu.h-.
Ter - Thomas aud Elisabeth Gordon, aged four
ucuths
The friends and acquaintance. Of the family are re-
spectfully invited 90 attend the funeral this day
Ihufsdsy, 81 Eve o'clock, p. NJ, frem $50 suaoik
street
On wednesday. August 7, Mrs M.ni. PLarr, dsuxh-
ter OF the late Nathaniel McChesney
TIE relatives and fri. nd. OF the family and those Of
her brother Laurence pam.s John and Robert are re-
specifically invited 20 attend hsr fnDers from her late
resid.pee No Y Wooster street Friday 9th Inst.
a. haiti twelve o'clock Her remains u n. taken
10 Fort Richmond. Staten Island for fntermspt
hhhthHton, Long 1slans, papers please sopy I
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Marine Affairs.

Cturrt sHu waur sQrALL.-This b,su,ifui clip
p.rbuilt craft " undergoing eoppcrng a. the balance
dry dock foot OF Pike street; WHERE alec the MAJ
DARN and Celestial corporod To those Who al.
nrs beauty az mould solidry. and speed combined
would sdviss visit to the White s1usl-it wsuii
veil repay tn. trouble. che L. bulls Ia Mr. Jacob
Belle bet style aud that Is not saying iitis She
" 80 b. Tu. up for China win Csliforns dr-eti, bv
Neefrt Ecotb Edcsr. and L. expected TO b. ready
fcf In abou, tsen dsys when her fricuis expect
&c record the guiehsst trips ever made by a sailing
vtsacl
Tue M Isis-r ws.rNras There we're seven per
fonr cfsrgsd. az the UBhed states Marshal's oRce.
yestsfdsy Nth having Ia their possss'ion prop rty
tslor ~ 90 The Ahip fliSabCli wrecked ou Fire
Is'and There names are VIM ua~kins. slss Sea-
man Tocd, Frsdk hageTs. Smith Oakes. Daoisl 10
man aud Daniel Jona. II sppeats that the whole
amount Of property consisting Of saap aud otssr ~
tei,s vas not valued Il SIC aud that th. principal
paft 81 it taken Up by 81 the partis ~
and Elk miles sir ance from the - ths disauer
Nr J Prescott nsl United States Di trist Attorney
spp,art fer the yrosesuton, and Mr. Horace Clarke
Tor the accused ssd bail cntsrsi Tor their sp5..r
suee ct the ferf-ui,.r term Mr. smith 1skcs one Of
che rersors charcss - being srerksr" Is IA. Ia.
az, fdual TO when AMI to bis wife card % stsfi
sehN owsogments was published, in Tassdays fE,rsI
by IL master ssd cree OF the Elizabeth. Tor their
prom D. and humane assistancs TO them when tirown
ashore exhausted and ntariy naked.
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Eovrn,.nss OF p,st,.gr,-hca reeprs.

Hon 1Do A Rockwell. Washington, Hou. Bates,
Hissousii Cspr. II. n Clark Capt ID POr-
ter steamship Grorg!s, Capt IT Wyss California;
DR. Addison. u. . Capt Van Buren. !;
Gov sorshead. Pittsburgh; Judge A u Keys, Ten
pessse and I'll Others arrived yesterday az tss Irving
House
Gl.ndsnning, Augusta, Ga; G. Pearson Cincn-
nati Or kog-rs Va Col rurn5lll q A: Can't
Brown, L. A. end 10 Others arrived st the AstOr
House yesterday
W Forsyth. S. DIR. Beershy, Phadsl phia; A.
NJ Leighton. Albany O. Van Astyns. Y. $, aud 100
Others. arrived yesterday at the American
There are tour thousHud visitsrs at Cape Nay.
Hon John j Crittenden lett Franlriort, KY, on the
90 h ult for Warrington.
Hon Henry clay has been invited by the Common
Cou scil OF Buffalo, TO vsit that city
Capt S-Tsinall. u. s aud t~enty Others arrived
yesterday and took rooms at the Mansion House
Hon q Ednsris, N-s York; nop. D. Barnard,
Albany, and twenty eight others arrived yesteri a.
Fort Hamilton, and took rooms at the Hamilton
House.
Gen NsToisso Lopez the hero OF the Cuban invasion,
is stopping IA cog, at the Aston House.
James Gordon Bennett, Esq Of the New York
Herald, and family are making tour through Vermont
and Res liam pshire.- Boston Bee. .fsg g.
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Dolngs In " Arlington.

There was quite an animated debate in the
House d Representatives, yesterday, on the pro-
Insty Of calling upon the President for all the
papers and documents in relation TO the claims Of
the United States against Portugal, and, after
some time was occupied in discussing it, reso-
luton to that effect was carried The House then
took up the Post Office Appropriation bill, which
was passed by vote of III to a.. This body are
getting rapidly through with the work before
them. There are but two more appropriation bills
10 he passed, the Army and Navy bill, and the
Civil List.
The Senate were occupied yesterday, with the
California bill, but, as the telegraph was deranged
by storm, we are unable TO give the whole Of
their proceedings.
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The shipments Of -four last week we're unusuallv
lsrge amounting to nearly thirty thousand barrels OF
which nearly twsuty-six thousand barrels went to
Great Britain. There has been movement Of con-
sequence In Indian corn. In provisions and other
articles there has been about the shipments for
the season. The shipments Of breadstuHs have bee
principally speculative, and home account. Re-
cent adviees from Europe favorable In rela
ton to prices Of -four and corn the result aoubtles
of the appearance Of the potato disease Ia parts
OF Ireland Should the destruction of that portant
staple be vide spread. IL will have very favorable
effect upon prices for brsadstufs Ia markets and
prove fortunate for those who have involved them
selves in large shipments The grain hsrvssts Of Eng
land likely to be unusually abundant, but per-
feet panic would be created at once the potato dis
ease has shown itself in q very malignant form, or
extends over q large section OF country. With i'm
mense crops Of grain in this country, becomes
matter OF vast Importance to US whether We 70
have q very moderate or q very exts nsive demand
from the other side of the Atlantic and further
counts from England viii be looked for with crest
deal of interest
Thus far the receipts Of bresdsturs from the West
do not compare very avorsby with those for the
responding period last year but IL must be borne In
mind that the receipts up to the LIST Of August this
year were composed Of last years overpus which
known to be small, and that can form no idea Of
the probable supply for the rest Of the season until
the crops commence coming to market. It il our
impression that from this time forth the receipts viii
be unusually large and that the aggregate win largely
exceed that either of the previous years the
event Of later sdvices from Great Britain giving
counts Of an extension Of the potato disease snd
advance In the prices OF bresdstu IL will give great
impetus to orwarders from the interior and the week
ly arrivals BY every mode Of conveyance will be i'm
mense We have any quantity of wheat and corn to
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The Chicago Ull.) ddref,ser, Of the "a inst,
sayfi All onT Information to the incoming crops
ia II The ncst cheering character. We have seen
and conversed 9ith many of our most iniepende nt
rna sutstS ntIGl farmers from the country arOunf
MS. within the pact two weeks, and they all agree,
" a. there ulnsi be full average crop IA most OF
cur Snelifh grains. Within three or four days
p.s, viI more favorable tidings "a TO the croPs,
Lsv, n Nchsd us from the surrounding counties.
some 10 vi judges are 80 enthusiasuc upon the
ruhj.ci as 20 declare that there will be one OF the
lssi har,.s,s tnking sll the predictions ~ the
s.a,on r,a the sccoant,sser prodseed M this STATE
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pihps.)
rnIsp volcs -Thre. sroaus tor those who ds'sltod
it (As cordial Fcosning as ever h-asl isstoi
Simultaneously from the that's Of every oas presently
w tLAY-w gentleiAen. about my CON promise.
l want you to let me alcpe all fat .leI AID want
rect; would like - go to ny Ftateroom. n You vii
LEI me byGnd.by. II God spares ne. | VII return
sno nee you al again and a. to Omnibus you hl
ttltr OH vet INTO IL AID ride home fLst you
loud lBughtsr)
hots'tb'tandipg these and other appeals, he vas
th 50 perfecuted that at length it necessary to
ssl In the aid Of the police 10 hin rom being
hIe Sith kindssssh Captain Wiley uf the first
and ssist1nt Cspt-ins gultoa aud sud- grass,
with platoon 81 men, preserved order aad saved
gallant veteran from persecution veil tney oOud.
One would bring letter; Gsother, book another
Wa member OF n whiE COMMITTEE another was an
OLD clay mao; another stili, was ORe OF rs Youog
Irtnds Of Clay; AID lastly, some honest 4 ocfats
wanted 10 shake old Harry of tue IVES; by tbs hand
He worried that az last he refused see an
p.rsun He ssid he there rest aud peace a
they ser. absolutely oppressing hun Thsy max
ing him mad end. Il they proceeded much turth-r
thtre would bs the devil To pay shortly before che
boat lett, he Was about 10 come out OF his state
room 10 get a little fresh air. WHEN the crowd
again pressed him to shake hands with him.
He asked them Whist would satisfy them, for no
was wiling TO do anything TO accommodate tn m
AT this moment lie appeared 10 be- quite exapera ed
aud driven 10 desperation. he refused his Ia nd
TO eentlsman who asked him TO shake hands with
HIM. He said, II shao do it | shook hands With
you before" HE hand literally s~oilea be-
ing squeezed 80 hard and so often Hv had TO take
refuge the state room again mere there were as
many lettere sent TO him would take him 40
to read He remained shut up till the boat left at
O'Clock. crowded with passengers. He then came oa
deck aud showed himself 10 the people, when the
cheers - the assembled multitude made tina welkia
ring. Just the boat went of flsg with Henry
Clay's name it up the mast, and ELECTED
another prolonged cheer Ii was "a rather curio1s
coincidence, that the packet ship Horny Clay lay
alongside In the same dock When the boat rounded
the pier the Hermann fred sal ute OF Jour gins aud
the Empire State sped her way amidst another deaf
ening cheer from the vast multitude.
Notwithstanding the ftigues OF eight months legis-
m nd he Qef. Gpnn F0fnis ba
pehred be In good health aud spirits and the lustre
Of his eagle eye l. still undimmed by age There
some years OF work yet in him. and IL the hounds
which keep In full chase after him only give him q
little rest at Newport he will soon be fresh for another
campsign. His friends Seem to be pretty conhdsnt
that he is destined to be the next President of the
United States There Is rumor ahoat, that the
servative anti-Seward wings and bunker democ ats
about to form junction and leave the barnburn.
and abolition wings in the lurch. In that case
Mr. Clay would certainly b. the lion OF the party
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The average cf,he ls,est dates referred 10 about
tbs 1st Of August, leaving on. month Of the pre-.
sent commercial year. IL looks nov o. though the
receipts for the year would reach so75oOo ssss Last
year NJ to this tns the export 10 foreign ports
eetdsd the total receipts this season thas
lss coo bales The exports 10 Great sraIn slon. last
gear exceeded the sgyr,ssss this to all parts Of tn.
vorid
IN. susstiy .f certain articles sxprt-d fro- ssi-
port the week sndag The 9Th inst aintnssi.hins
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m

At the Astor House. in New York City. on Tuesday,
August Q, by the Rev. VIM. e. BAlch Pastor OF the
Third Univerfslist Church. DAVID hcDssIKt, Jr d :,
Of Darlington 20 Miss ALnina @. BuRsHsS, OF straf
ford. both Of New Hampshire
B-fapsrs In New Hampshire please copy.
On Tuesday. the 9th inst. by the Rev ,. ID. Green.
AsnNLw u knS 81 New York. to Mics CArpARIsr @.
Vas oLIsDa, Of Middleton, Saratoga county, New
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We have received from San Francisco paper
containing the st # unc&led for letters at the post
office in that city for three months preceding the first
OF July. We shall put the paper upon our.buletu to-
day thst All Who have sent letters to their friends
in San Francsco may see whether they have been
eoived The list numbers several thousands
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chief ain panied by his intma friends vste1
Me celebrated gallery Of u. w. Brady hq yssterd ay WI
aduirtl daguerreotype Of this tistugushei
aided 20 the extensive coeetrp The perfe1 ton
oil Brhdys pictures s only elnaed by their popularity.
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ons, fer the complexion aud the Hvperio1 uij for th
hair invented by Boglo. distinguished shove
others r rlearness aud smesthnss Of tka AID uxur
o. shining ringles. Sold by tho inventor VIM a
III Washington street, Boston Also, by Aesrs. A
SANDS tulon street. corner Of william and RsshtOn, Cls
Co, IOU Broaiy ay
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The CALIFORNIA NALs-NEsLEcT SOMEWHERE.
We regret to inform our readers that we are unable
TO publish to-day our California correspondence, in
consequence Of the mails for this city having failed
to come to hand. All the mails, with the excep-
ton of those for New York, are duly received.
What the cause of this omission is, is not yet
known. The bags were either detained in San
Francisco, or they were mislabelled The latter
is the more probable, and if it should prove to be
the fact, they have no doubt gone South. We are
informed that telegraphic message has been sent
to New Orleans, and il the New York mails have
gone in that direction, we shall get them in few
days. The whole mail was very large, comprising
some fory.hve bags, eighteen of which were des-
tined for other places than New York.
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THE riumbe National gallery, No. asl

Broaavas fully uantsins ts enved eputs'ijn produ
cling The most life like portraits in the country The ca
sands that have failed to obtain satisfactory portraits
be OF being pleased with Il ctr this gallery.
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ADrERTISENENTs RENEWED EVERY DAY,
REWARDS,


GrCtFN-wEDNEsDAy MORNING .rrrS orcrp,x
- re corner 81 Tenth street snd Avenue A fby
hsnl "a. Mare, lbs hapds hiah, years eid to-s
stsehsd - slislt wssou With rrun.is sor briit ~
-; shy information riveu Mr. dcis,d's sta
cntr ~ git enth and Fsurth Avenue lsa1{nx
We irreeovery. WILDE suitably res sri.d.
&H kkMARD-LosT, on Tue "a or AUGUST ON
,fattush rosd three snail Aeeount B~,ks m the
w return The large Merritt vail south
sree Niliamsturrh. leave vord where thsy
eshsd DC will receive the stsvs rrvars.
~ disl Gsrrs, Ne sI, IN Frs.y last IN - srsrnese
sstr,sn snd In prcsdr.y sris@hls rs~ssd
rsrsst sht ~ qsssnsss s~isA ''
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The whole taxable property at Losel Mass Il ssti-
mattel at s26,5is06S upon which tAGre is tax Of
$3.50 475 o.
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The CoNToY PRI.osEns.-We learn by the
steamship Georgia, which arrived here yesterday.
from Chagres, via Havana, that the remainder Of
the Contoy prisoners are yet in confinement, but
that seven Of them were to be liberated on the
sixth of August. The remaiaing three were to be
sentenced to eight years in the chain gang This
is the finale Of the celebrated piratical invasion of
Cuba, by Lopez and his companions.
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Lambert Inhrss Co opening entire Stock Of
French Italian, Swiss and German Fancy Good.
the richest soveties Printed Goods Silks Rib
bons s 70 which the attention Of buyers is respectfully
solicited.
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Co,c,u-stos.t HoSIs.rr00s -rhe whgs Of m. ar-t
sirtrIet Of Massachusetts,, have uomisated s,,nu
rrictt 70 suppIv tse rlaee Q, Won nsegrt wnthrop
sUtftrt
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EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE. - FURTHER BY THE
CAMBRIA Our readers will find ia to- days Herald
some additional intelligence from Europe, by the
steamship Cambria. which were prevented from
getting on Tuesday evening, in consequence of
thunder storm, which deranged the teegraphic
wires.
Baron Rothschild, the celebrated Jewish banker
having been again returned by the people of Lon
don, to represent that city in the House of Com
mons, by the advice of his friends, presented his
credenh AIS and demanded to be sworn in on the
Old Testament, stormy debate eusued, which
was postponed to the following Monday.
1t seems that the French republic have deter
mined to do honor to the memory of the late Pre-
sdent Taylor. Louis Napoleon was to go in
mourning for one month, solemn religious services
wers to be performed in the church of Notre Dame,
and it was decided that the national flag should
have Grape attached to il for ten days.
The other features of this additional intelligence
have been commented upon.
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PEARSON Ozlus PrindIe, In the ianguag. OF

the Rev John D0v ling that BROOKS No 10 Fulton
street sells the neSest cheapest aud hest Blots Shoes
Caters &C. in tho city Widow Uucle Obe3
determined to give that respiratve establishment thcr
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rior toned Pianos with and without 4oiian
manufactured by the celebrated house Of Gilbert CO..
Boston may b found AZ their New York Warerooms "a
Broadway. supply good secondhand Pianos
sae cheap. TO rent WATERS BERRY, Az Broad way
Between Grand and Car al streets agents for the
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CTR POSTAL TRFATY WITH GREAT BaIrAfN -
There appears to have been a sad blanl,r commit
tea in negotiatipg the postal treaty between the
United States snd Great Britain-a blundr which
has losl 10 ibt Omitted States great deal of mo
ney, bestcs entsiiiug our merchants an inc a.
cueble amount of inconvenience. ve1aIion, AMI
annoyance. The English post Office authorities
30 consITue the treaty, that il is rot obligatory on
them to send by the Collins line Of steamships any
leutrs thai are not specially endorsed 10 go by
them The consequence il, that thousands of
letters addressed to parties in the United States,
which the writer's Intended should go by the first
steamship, detained in England until thu sill
ing Of the Cunard vessels, causing delay of three
and -four days Any person engaged in commerce
l. aware Of the serious detriment which such
delay occasions TO merchants. The subject has
been brought TO the notice of the government at
Washington, and they promptly adopted the only
means within their power TO put an end to the evil
that is, by Tetaliating, and sending no letters
from this side of the Atlantic by any Cunard
steamship, unless they specially endorsed 10
60 by them
This retaietory measure, however, does not OBJ
viae The delay and difficulty which the action Of
the British post Office authorities occasions, but
rather augments them. 1t is to very little purpose
that we refuse TO send letters, according to the
Obvious Interpretation of the postal treaty; there
should be a new understanding, or if necessary, a
new postal treaty catered into between the two
governments If steps have not been already taken
to obviats these delays, hope they will be, at as
early a moment practicable. 1t is rather a
small piece Of business, the part of England to
act the pettifopper in this matter
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Do lido Whnt!-Try IL II Babbitt's fa.

Soap Powder. IL will wash cleaner, quicker aud
cheaper than In existence and at the time il
ebyseS the necessity rubbing the clothes pieces
aid OF vashboard Give IL single trial. Ter sale by
EARLE Co., 65 and 20 Washington street
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orvxprc. Broadvay-FsLLOwS NEw YoEE ErHoPrAs
OF1RA rEtUrE.
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BowEaY THRATRE, Bowery-srIss OF xosrHi2'-
Tar BRUSEAhD.
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t1re let Hill the nimtsse a. ~ Nassau street. corner
appropriate. head face and entire appearance then
will exoaim really beautiful At this establish
ment. every patron receives for clean NAPKIN,
important confederation
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sRrucAN uUsEUH-Amusrye PnsvosmiScrs Arrxr
49, BvETNE
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rATiONsL TgEATRE Chatham ssgsre-AsTIUL DoD-
GrR-FIE NRp YoBs ffRES'N- iHh WHITE FAM
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NEW YORK HERALD.
IAmEs co ADDS rs GNs K a ~.
PRePRfsroz AND EDITOR

oyrcr u. ~. corner oF FULTON ANS NASSAU srs.
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EUBLos GARDEN, BrOAdvay-sraIoUs F.hLv-Lsi
EIItH ANIsEIs,
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Hair Dye.--BstchsIor's Genuine LIQUID

Hair Dye Only DO procured az the manufsot0ry all
street The public should guard against limitations Sec
various diplomas. Persons whose hair has med
bad color from the of the imittion dye hav0 Ii
corrected by calling as above. Copy the sddroas