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The New York herald., 1851-08-09
M ON Il Y NJ A II X Il II.

FRIDAY, August S-o i. NJ
The stock market opened quite buoyant this morning
Prices have within the past two three days advanced
very rapidly and the probability IL before spscuators
eware Of H. another panic will overtake them and
there VIII be another stampede among the bulls. Tho
,ec. Of the late break down in the market will ulti-
matcy he coed may teach speculaters operate
more cautiously and keep within safe limits, that
when any pressure upon the money market they
ioay not be forced to submit to any sacrifice Most OF
the railroad stocks down during the
panic much rapidly and to greater extent thar
supposed possible under almost any circumstances
lu see in the sudden depreca Of the best
securities the effect Of withdrawal Of confidence and
ordinary elton in the supply Of money hold
ofsocks would learn esson from this and avoid such
reckless specuations as have charac erzed the move
nenis time past 4. would be cheapy acquired
tut fear such will not be the The past is
forgotten and experience Is Of very little service in Wall
street Impulse controls two thirds Of the operators OF
that section
Al the fret bt ard day Erie Income advanced n per
cent; Canton Co q Farmers Loan III Erie Railroad p
Long Island "a; Harlem is Norwich and Worcester =
Reading Railroad I. The sales were unusually large
No better evidence required Of the scarcity and value
Of money, than the advance paid for fancy stocks
time the current cash price 1t will b. by our
reported sales that two per cent advanced paid for sixty
days, buyers option.
Inc receipts at the oce OF tue Assistant Treasurer
this port to day amounted to S133 paymens sl27
o40 2c-taisnce, $2,5e4,s30 Co.
Tie New York and New Haven Railroad Company
have declared semi annual dividend Of three and -
half per cent
The earnings OF the Michigan eouthern Railroad Com
pany for July s2o7l2 against 81 6s7 for July 1850
S13 045 Tosi earnings thi. year from Jsnu
sry to August ls. sls34s7 Same time year. Sl3375
Increase se0,l12
The following comparative statement shows the busi
ness of the New York and New Haven Railroad for the
month Of July, with the corresponding period Of last
year The Increase is large. Receipts for July, 1851
Passengers, S6sS2s 81 freight, ss,5l3 39-s6s 343 o3
Less paid the Harlem Railroad s47so 2s-net income
e35+s IS. July 1850 s47 22s 07-increse % Per sent
$1G3H Os.
Proposals advertised for the work on the Buffalo
and Cobocton Valley Railroad from the northern part Of
steuben county to Batava-sixty Ave miles. The frst
fortyve miles already prepared for the rails and
will be In running order this fall -Four eng ines with
corresponding passenger and freight cars have pur
chased, and will be delivered needed.
Tie annexed statement exhibits the comparative vslu
alton Of property in each city in Massachusetts, thu.
amount Of axes and rate Of taxation for the year 1850
TiNarLr PRorInrr AND TAXATION ~ MAssacmusrrs.
The New York herald., 1851-08-09
Telegraphic Summary.

We have three telegraphic dispatches on Cuban
affairs, bat they add not gleam Of new informa-
iion 10 addition TO the voluminous reports on both
NOES, which we have alre ldy published. II seems
quite certain that some aid has proceeded to Cuba
from the Southern States, and few days only will
espse before shall hear some decisive news as to
iLe charaster Of the insurrecton, and 70 its pro-
sTess and extent.
The returns Of the Western elections some in
ssswly by telegraph They indicate generally that
Kentucky is gradually becoming democratic, and
may have elected the democrats Governor; that
lsdisna remains democratic usual and tina.
Alabama has sustained the Union ticket by u large
majority showing that the people Of that State are
opposed 70 accession movements. This ID coatrary
70 the expectation Of secession democrats in that
and other Southern States.
We have two accounts of exec atoms which have
taken place in Maryland The executions Of Taylor,
Murphy, and shelton, are described as ha ing been
sondue ed with disgracefll carelessness. We can
not pause TO comment on an account SO revolving
10 the imagination but must say that the author-
tics AZ Chestertown merit censure for not providing
ref q more respe BILE execution Of the law.
From various places We learn Of distressing casu-
stcs all Of which will claim the readers attention.
The New York herald., 1851-08-09

OF time' Granted there Is no o.hsr, this viz suf-
ice. Time is everything. Precip.tase the 'ssse OF
secession, and al the cctton States, nc. the whole
south, may DO drawn into the vortex. Pause for
cooperation, and South Carolina herself may be
restored. Hence We look with confidence 70 the
efforts Of the cooperation party Tor the saving Of
South Carolina from the rash leap Of separate
secession Next, while those Carollr.sns are
waiting for other States to cooperate, We tra
that such good eoun.els and fortunate circun-
stances viii prevail in the North, IN Congress, and
throughout the South, &s shal, result in the co..
operation Of all the states, South Carolina and all,
for the Ierpetuity Of the Union. At al events,
while We have reasons for doubts and sPprehen-
sioDs, let hope for the best While there Is LIE
there is hope. There is life ye. il South Carolina,
and there is yer hope bring her snugly back into
the Union by cooperation.
The New York herald., 1851-08-09
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

THr WEEKLY HrR.lD viii be published at half past
nine O'Clock this morning
Its contents will embrace, besides the miscellaneous
Of the week. the late interesting intelligence from
Cuta, California, Chill Peru, Bolivia, Oregon jamaica
Europe, Sandwich Islands, and New Granaaa.
Single copies, in wrappers sixpence.
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the head The child conveyed by rs parents to the
Murray Street House where they staying, and DR.
Farrell Of Warren street, sent ior who rendered all
the assistance in his power.
EhissAsr roRwARDIks.-An EnglishmaT, Just arrived
In this country, made complaint yesterday TO the
Mayor that he pure ticket from Of the emil
grant forwarder to go to Buffalo but which he sus-
pected would not carry him through The Mayors
Msrrhsl gave him for the party, which had
the effect Of ind icing him to return the emgrsns mo
psy and $40 besides.
HrNA.s Hosr CoHvAsy. No. 20--Last night this
psny gave splendid. supper, the occasion Of their
house being elegantly papersd and painted
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The per cent taxation, IL will be perceived, Is small
Boston Is much below New York In the rate Of taxation
and at the rate our expenditures Increasing
Luolly this city is likely to be far In advance of any
other on this continent, in this particular at least
There IL an association at Eagle Hsrtor, Michigan.
called the Mining Intelligence Association for the
purchase and sale OF copper stocks We annex thu
official quotations Of the association We know pothin
about the concern and therefore give the prices nam.
for VIA; they worth.
QuoTATIoSs roH Cofrrn srocx., Jtr, 1851
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Alike In the Boudoir or the Bath, In the

city country Ladies should be provided with
eate OF 9oursuss delicious ltarn Medicated Soap whioh
VIII he found lrstefpy refreshing TO the eutce dspelng
aaype all irriteby and BY its thing
and so enpg properties lately producing those delight
l pleasing sensations elias tcy and
h tLiul s!aie OF the sku. The OF
spotr tan fushes in the skin letter ring
worn bsroert itch eruption &c. vanish its application
giving plste to associated beauties Of witchng wuitencs
sih soitness and brilliant bloom Gentlemen with
,kne as s.ia boards who would enjoy real
tbsof1a optrsuob are recommended it, found only
at the old established laboratory, 81 Walker street near
The New York herald., 1851-08-09

There is no doubt but that some Of these mining
COMPANIES are worth all they quoted at while other
have but nominal value. There has been very ,,,,l.
speculation In any Of them lately but the companies in
active operation have been doing good business and
the prospects are fair for moderate Dividends
The last annual report Of the Directors Of the Atlantic
and st Lawrence Railroad Company gives tn. annexed
statement Of receipts and expenditures
ATLANTIC AND s1. LAWRENCE R.mno,p
Total receipts from 1889 passenger - ysI 0ol 90
S'oi' 10 100 tons merchse so32i y.
mail l.............,,., S2,s 90
rents, wharfage, and u.. Of "
cars, sc., on connecting road. .......'. ssc. 81
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sl7Jti7 10
Net receipts for the year.

NV' 'rccep's iof the year. t1c32& 80
Inc whole net income to July 1851, is s2o6s72 "a.
Ihs Income Of the road for the past year has been de-
rived from operating the road TO Paris az milcs during
the whole year, and TO Bethel 70 miles rsor. for s
months-that part Of the rad being opened the is.h of
March Last.
The annexed statement exhibits the value Of merchan
dse exported from this port during the month Of Juy
The New York herald., 1851-08-09

l. inr crry.-Gen. cohrnd, III, ucS---.t sesr,tsry
n War tie lion BersrlJ J..nson and th. lion Judge
Lr'rd. 81 eIylsnd have arrived in the ety. kai
scenpr nrarf ment. AT the Astor Ilou.e
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Malls for Europe.

The steamship Washington, Captain Floyd, viii not
leave this port till Tuesday next There WILL therefore
be no mail for Europe to-day.
The New York herald., 1851-08-09

T.os N.Isstss-Csptain lane, Of the bark rsnchita
srriv.d yesterday repst business dull at Ms,snzs.
on the 9TH ult. there being large number of vessels
lying idle md no frcgh,s sring.
The New York herald., 1851-08-09

The advices from the North and West continue most
cheering The wheat crop Is larger than ever before
known, sxcspt in Iowa, where that well the oat
crop almost total failure In Wisconsin the crop
has been materially injured by continued rains, aud
most ofthe wheat rosting in the fields In por
tiops Of Wisconsin, the potatoes have suffered great
deal nom rot snd It is supposed that not than half
a crop will be produced. The most important at this
time IL the cotton crop, shout which there many
conflicting statements s probable however, that
average crop will be made has been greatly revived
BY late rains In Arkanas the drought continued up
to the despatch Of last advces and the mpre sion pre-
vailed that unless there should be plentiful sup
ply Of rain, total failure Of crops would be inevitable
In Tennessee the crop will fall short full onethird
but the cotton In the owland Is represented excel
lent. and premises abundant yield In the uplands
the drought has been and the crop has been in
jured about oneh In the lowlsnds Of Louisiana the
cotton crop coed and l. probable very large crop
will be made has already been made for there sell
dem any plants which produce the staple that eli the
bo After the fret Of August IL can therefore be easily
sscesined what vii be the probable amount OF cotton
prdroed by the present Fpearance Of the fields The
drought which has been severely felt throughout the
cotton growiig region much earlier than usual
and continued until 1t time the crop should have
teen made Thrcr ghout the whole SOUTH the crop
will he universally short and 1t Is very doubtful suf
heent Will he made to supply the demand in that section
doueh, in June l. generally fatal 10 this crop, unless
the pfi iae The tobacco crop throughout the whole
planting regions. failure and not more than half
eror will h. made In Virginia and Maryland two Of the
principal tobacco growing states Of the Union many
h,lds have been totally abandoned, ~ the product
would not Jsy the cost Of tiliiDg Il.
The New York herald., 1851-08-09
Unmessursd praise is sometimes injudI-

tous but the praise Of those who have bees
ted snd sathcd at the Bootmskers Union, No " Nassau
street at once measurciees and yet measure Of justice
In fact the boots sold at that establishment immeasuA
bly, cheaper than any others.
The New York herald., 1851-08-09

tn sAr Cror BsH.Nis--rhe bark Joshua
Brsgdon. arrived yesterday morning from Long Llsnd
Bahamas reports sty thousand bu'he' Of ss at Great
Dastor he 9Th uls waiting ga vessel. 10 bring 1t
The New York herald., 1851-08-09

sell beautiful floor oil cloths at and rhnrs per yarI
elegant persin carpets st and shilisgs per yard
fpendid imperial thrceply ostpeng aud 9shilings per
ysrd Alec an extensive assortment Of window shades table
covers. russ. drusgets, nc. exceedingly cheap.
The New York herald., 1851-08-09

Combs.-Lsdies are respectfully Invited %
ss snd essnine the spbecrbe assortment Of ne above
btIond all dostt the tnest IN the city
A.k =. BAUNDEhs, ~ BroadvAy,
Between White and walher strssta
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",
readers believers the science sstrocsy or how
:sIsi1.,arai "iPssins: which pIsy..d sSasi @
greatest that lived land among the rest the pSs.
n,yseP were firm sssyeT .sIocsis. ,esaes
ssoi.hea sstrosser Of hi. time in regard th.
the melancholy fate Of young Dryden. ysari7 We
recall this ereumstanee to memory in consequence Of
S RSsasE T. paper nsHi ss is'i Of i's% TN
Es,,on now Living AZ any rae. have read esTsssss.
Which iuy Imply and TOO ,nsr un5,.s caS D
,ssns " The Dsetor, extraordinary skill aud sasiey
We would respectfully call the attention
tie "iasS Of lake Lsas sdon
Ing tie Long Island Railroad
Book-keeping.-Mr. nrarsh's Counting
er oS Duars ,rs sos.sss G nGr;GsST l oGI
.sr%: 5:.sIgti1s ssSH: o$a.sI%ssa ts :";sil:d
As5.s ss,.sG ss.iSs .,sS S q eSoT in sE';a and
.BIoomers-Bioomers received per
p % ~; sh nsS%ss s or
ns the eousry sl,o large a,sor,ment Of M',tla. ,nd
sTEoNC's, 2s5 TuitoS street froohiyn.
Selling Ont Cheap to close the sumnasr
rrst ,ne %,hs rSe,n a io e.. fan ock
liins out their .riendd summer silks Bareses Mssns
hsn'la Lawns. Ae Ss for less ,hsn ss,ss s,s: and
The Zephyr Under shirts These gar
ments 90 admirably adapted to the uaivcr-
, srproved by All Who them, may be obtained
s very rS sS.orS iss TsrSrssen sas ss ssa
chcctually Trevent sudden chiiis.
The fashionable world says, sis6
aSs ?, 10 ses order ssrs :. sSs Ss h Ats.
look beautifully. and always use IN, Tor,,usiy
r -'ms puac'uaty.
man out In q .sfI on Hand We can rig
frot latin ves r,epectste suit ooasi..inr Of tlaes
st the opev fancy cassners rsnt,eor, e11.i a snv
ofSe Also, over coats AZ one half the cost Corner
and BeckmAn streets. LEVI RECAN.
The New York herald., 1851-08-09

Episcopal Church. Brooklyn. of Gold and York
s.rssts will be laid on Monday The 18th inst ct ool,ek
r. n Bishop James and Rev. j. b. Wakely will deliver ad
dresses and collection will be taken TO aid building
The public Are invited 10 attend II. T. TABER Secretary
The New York herald., 1851-08-09

Me- oldest and most approved article new in pse having s
before the public for The thirty years csa be had Of
subscribers Wholesale ard retail
o. O.sAUNDERS 4 BON, i4 and M prosar.y
The New York herald., 1851-08-09

HepDurns -. ard 30. Black Teas arc crc--
aunt an innen sensstson for their aual
tes and superior rshnsss q na,or
susars and ether Dmodte acquiring an .S
reputation To those who wish dispose of their ~
seion and 90 convince them he only desires their
and Nsrdsu streets "
The New York herald., 1851-08-09

lard Ne. 80 Brotdwsy corner Of street Neu
York has perfect hair dys which he warrants 70 mpirt
his private Ladies and gentlemen can see ampie
OF eooring ~ calling &C the store, No. AIS Broadway
The New York herald., 1851-08-09

NV. rnoSr E..ssr, p, ND ELrrui'H, We have
received the Aassau n p Gu1rtian the 9Th ut The
only item i that of the arrival of the schooner Esther
Ann. from rsnpico Ray, with number Of passensers
Who witt Nassau to make purchases with the money real
i1sd ia The pine apple trade. An American vessel FROM
re~ Haven, ,asipg in cargo Of pine apples when
tlr y. A. ta!sd
The New York herald., 1851-08-09

Travelling Dressing Cases, the most prots-
bie rnd at the same time The complete article W.
let, Tor sale By q. SAUNDERS n son,
nd aroa
The New York herald., 1851-08-09
GouIaud,s Liquid Hair Dye positively.

without exception reservation instantly converts red
hair black or brown without staining the skin.
Gourrds Poudre Subtle urroos hair from low forehead
any part Of the body. Liquid Rouge, Lily White, and
The New York herald., 1851-08-09

daily with customers securing bargains in the wav of Gar
pete fr.w 2s to 5s Ibresply do 6s Ga to ss; OIL CLOTH
only g. 10 is yards wide, ko. &c. CO and see and do
-
The New York herald., 1851-08-09

EfNattst ton &C batcbtIor All street. HIS
un.qnas for natural appearance and durability His
Har DJe Ia favoratly known IL needs 6omMtn IL
be rcoered sto from all the Dru gists and Psrsrs
in tsva al a country
The New York herald., 1851-08-09
Beoty, Beauty, and UtiIity, Do the motts

t BRoOkss New York Boot and shoe Emporium. 80 Fu
ton street sdyiee all who In want Of good hand
scme snd fashionable Boot shoes Caters Sc drop 10
81 this we'll stocksd where every thing
teet s 70 be had that can Ne dreamed Of elegantly shapd
hshienahe, snd durable, a. prices snceetnsy low. Re-
member the number, 40 Fulton street
The New York herald., 1851-08-09

Health ring Cordisthe Nervous
plea ant in the world-can be taken any
Iecn without fauye. the su
appear IL less stran than Every
umptor and debilitymrst vanish before
ifeoug taken scoordn TO the severity OF the disease
l0e Nassau street. 81 ptr bottle 50 per dozen.
The New York herald., 1851-08-09

soid st wstkn fashionable es,sbiishmcnt No III Fuon
street, Manufactured by himself He palms Of
common country made bott his takes
70 sell them such articles shall induce them call again
strang,rs are recommended 70 purohsse N other place
The New York herald., 1851-08-09
We would respectfully call the attention


ofopr citizens 70 the Advertisement OF Charles Wood
Ing for ale village lots in the yafe Lake Land al
Ing tie Long Island Railroad.
The New York herald., 1851-08-09

Is really hence frequent Communications of
the orange Flower Lotion 1t is unque sonaby the
successful coemetic manufactured the removal
oruptions burn, &C.. and
that the demand for its extensive universal IL
is sold ~ Eusbton Clark t. Co.
The New York herald., 1851-08-09
The fashionable world says, s,.o
Them S5 suits So

tion of the world contradicts the assertion
Dt de TO order at CREAMS Artor sh.t the sbirts
look beautifully. and always cone use nt rior,u.ly
suep M nal.
The New York herald., 1851-08-09

msnts 90 admirably adapted 20 the aud
saly approved by all Who them may be obtained
fanki Rsyr lOf Bowcry. They made Of finest
WOOL are light very elastic xenty absorb perBpration aud
Cacctually Trevent sudden chiiis
The New York herald., 1851-08-09

trade and mste for new fall goois-HITcuC OCK
IfADbEA1ER, 3 Broadway. corner Leonsrd street.
.tnz out their splendid sumner siks, Bareges, Mssns,
hantias Lawns. 6c &c for less than actual and
have Areaoy in store tine Of PAIL 0ood
The New York herald., 1851-08-09

steamer Europa hvc Of Bloomer Hats varying
price from ss 20 lss excellent article for ladies visit
Ina the country; afo large asortment Of MaAtlas and
straw Goods selling on at great saerhee at j. D. ARM
STE0NC'S, $50 Fulton street. Brookiyb.
The New York herald., 1851-08-09

Room, for the study Of Bookkeeping ~ Broadway,
rer Of DpaLe street. continue daily CirsulA with
terms descriptive fthe coure Instruction ko
on application, or forwarded. xarshs works Book
keeppE beautiful ediop printed in eoiors In Spanish and
Enslish. Tor shle as above. EnFh 81 2 Spanish 81 60
The New York herald., 1851-08-09

iro.k ,stin ve'' reepcetstle suit consisting Of baes
~ ue ope' fancy cashmere pantaloors equal ~ any
oiSe Also, over coats al one half the cost Corner
-su and Beekman streets. LEVI 4 REGAIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09
PHILADELPHIA.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Monday April 9.
A little son Of Mrs Armstrong, aged years,
was run over by vehicle at z ghth ard Samson.
SITS. last evening, and so severely injured that he
10 not expected TO survive.
There has been but little business dong to-day In
quence OF the wet weather, which has mostly suspended
wharf operations. CoTToN is IN fair request and about
$50 bales mostly Upland have beeo disposed Of AZ
l2 T. h. time. The FLOUR market Is quiet sales Of
500 bbs good brands 81 80 = Dbl, which IL the general
asking he tales for city consumption are limited
cur former quotations RYE FLOUR is IN demand. Sae4
Of 600 bbs al 81. small sale Of CoRN MEAL al ~ -
T. Dbl There IL but limited amount OF WHEAT Offering
Sales Ct prime Pennsylvania red al 81 and white o.
which Is an Improvement RYE is IN demand and las adj
vaPced. sales OF 1000 bbls at 68c y bush. CORN is
Sses of 40Oe bushels yeo ahoai, at CSC OATS
in demand al 44c T. bushel Provisions of all descsip
lions in better demsnd Pork is he'd higher In Gro
ceries change WHISKY is in good demand at Sc in
bbls Hhds are held al &c.
SALE OF STOCKS -Ffyst Boards s. 600 Sch Nav g. IS
&C. $1,000 City S. H. l05a 100 Girard BIZ 49, 200 Red
Railroad. So PeDps Railroad 45t IS Read Railroad 29i
500 6s. 81, ll5s; SllO0O Read Railroad. S. 10 IL
81 Geo DO 76s 400 County S. 49, s. Read Railroad 2 500
DO 2es leo aons Canal 8i; q Harr burg Railroad 49,
50 Mech BIZ 80 81 Geo Read Railroad Mort &c. SlA $1,000
WI Railroad. 6s, 93t.
Second Board-ItO Reading RR, 29E; 200 DO, 80;
Penn RR. 454; 10 Norrisown RR, 6 96t; $50 Bank
"a; Union Bank Tenn, II leo Morris Canal, Isl 80
A Coal, IS; so Buck Mountain Coal, a.
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The private residences in progress In the
upper portion Of the City are characterized oy
great degree OF beauty. ON the Fhthav' .
number are now under way. On the corner o.
Sixteenth. at. and Fifth Az. q wealthy Boston mer
chant Is erecting costly and Substantial owen
ing, which will be followed by several others IN
a similar style, for different parties. handsome
range 20 be called Lafayette place. 10 In pro-
gress in Fourth st, for the Messrs. Kemp. Eacn
OF these houses Ia finished with al the modern I'M
provements. Mr.. VIM. B. Aston Is engaged In
the construction OF a large number Of dwellings,
mainly frst.clss, in FOurteenth.st and Fortisth-
st. and in the vicinity Of the Eighth and Ninth
ayes The vacant lots on the corner OF Fifthav.
and Twentieth-st. have been purchased. and viii
be occupied BY handsome dwellings. In Twenty
second st between the Fourth Az. and Broadway,
a new row 10 about to be erected. Ii viii con-
sist of dwelling houses, to the number of tee or
dozen lnTwentieth ST. another row OF dwellings
10 to be erected by VIM. V. Brady, Esq. They
will be located between the Fifth and Sixth aves-
Another row OF similar character will be buif.
by Mr. McCresdy and others. on Fourteensh-st.
between Seventh and Eighth ayes.
I'm Brooklyn there is an equal degree Of
activity, and ample evidences Of business enter
prise and a good architectural taste. Soath
Brooklyn particularly, is rich In splendid dwell
ipgs and handsome warehouses, to whose num-
bers additions are continually and rapidly made.
We notice several new stores on Atlanticst.
which would adorn Broadway. One OF them
nearly completed, is fronted with white marble
On Fulton avenue, row Of Eve splendid dwell
ing houses Of brick 10 in progress. A large build
ing adjoins them, which will he occupied for
stores-Busness there, as here following hard
upon the heels of Comfort.