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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-27

THE TIArRrs-Tbe present is season Of theatrical
competition which has before occurred in this city
There are seven theatres, the managers Of which
using every to procure talent Of the first order
The Bovery, Broadway, Nblos, Burtons National, Ly
ceum, and New York theatres present programmes Of
great variety We refer readers to the advertise
ncnts for PARTICULAR The nrs ooncert Of Madame Son
tsg of this evening" and the usual amusemcnts
will be given at the Museum, Christy's Opera House
Woods Minstrels and Whites Varieties. The great
Southern Circus Company open the Bowery Amphithcs
tr. on Thursday evening next.
The Rave family will commence engagement at
n ttirnore to- ay
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oeived, per steamer Africa, i've hundred pieces OF
torty-tUo inch -, l04, la and 1874 Barnsey Linen
Shectings large supply Of Table Damssk Table Cloths
Doyes Napkins Pillow Linens Diapers Crash, Towelings
&C. &c; also large invoice Of shirng and frontin Linen
from the celebrated manufacture of Dunbar Dickens Co..
which they warrant to be linen and
othe kind in this country All which they will seby
piece or yard, at Importers prices JOHN DAVIS CO.
New York Linen Hall, $50 Broadway NJ B-Shirt fronts
woyen much superior TO those that the needle
and Amuch lower price Plain Printed and Embroidered
Handke hcfs in endless variety
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-27

None Of the bids for the bonds Of the Springfield Mount
Vernon and Pittsburg Railroad Company were asespted,
they being below ninety per centhe price Axsd By the
President. Arrangements have, learn been nan 9
disposal Of portion by private sale.
The State Treasurer Of Pennsyvans gives noe TO the
holders Of the Elk per cent loans that are payable q the
option Of tho Commonwealth after the years 16A0 and
IS47 the holders Of unclaimed interest esneasss
and domestic creditors holding certificates that their NJ
spectiye claims will be duly paid presentaon = the
Treasury Department, Harrisburg In cass any hodeT
shall refuse neglect to surrender the certificates aofe.
said the interest thereon shall to be paid BY the
State within sixty days from Sept. IA, 1859.
An injunction has been granted, prohibiting tho Boa
tom Concord and Montreal Railroad from constructing tho
abutment Of their bridge the Connssicut upon
the grounds Of the Psssumpsic Railroad. Having got
possession Of the toll bridge charter the Boston Concord
Montreal Railroad design by virtue Of said charter to
construct their railroad bridge, with public carriage
way under the track The proceeding however, has been
eDjoined by the Chancellor.
The New Orleans Insurance Company has declared
dividend Of ten per cent.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
Of articles other than dry goods imported into his port
during the week ending and including Friday, September
"a, 1867
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AsvsvO. u nahs sns sassptisa 70 en- ssnAsAs
u,r~ "a general harnesses a ~ naDes q woo
vh,sA General Scott appears - - STEERING In -
Ssnahg himself against ths charge Of hanging 80
aossipr public ofeDdsp n Mexico, 10 sontands
tAss Il was his duty and his right not sny 70 hang
and shsot in certain instances but also TO dog pick
nochets and thieves. What are We to understand BY
this PRONUNCIATION Of his public policy, with respect
to stealing, tn ewing, AMI picking poekets' ls II
going TO BE- political principle Of his new admins.
tationf II he should be elected to occupy the White
House. he going to put into practice that military
code, with respect. to the thieves and plunderers
Who copsrcgate both inside and outside The houses
Of Congress- and in the Departments at WasAipgtonl
Certainly, in that case, the military code Of whip
ping piekpsckets would be Of some advantage in
such corrupt atmosphere - Washington If all
ach persons in the federal capital were to meet their
proper deserts, Gen. SCOTT would probably have to
whip two thirds Of the employees Of government with
three four Of members of Congress- by way Of
avarety in illustrating the justice and propriety Of
his new military code. With such view, one
might even indulge in the hope that General SCOTT
may be elected, if by his system of whipping
and logging pick pockets he could purify the d.
psrtments Of both houses Of Congress in Wash
ington. But in any other aspect, the gallant hero
of Chippewa, Chepultspeo, Churubuseo, So, &C.,
is evidently committing one Of the most melancholy
blupders that ever illustrated the way9srdness OF
his character, or the ambition Of his hopes. 1t ID
undcabted suicide.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-27

the NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
we cunard steamship Niagara Captain Stone, win
Dave Boston at noon ON Wednesday, for Halifax and
Bavspoel The European mails win clors In this city
= ono and three o clock to morrow afternoon. The
HHW YeRK WESLEY HrsALD viii be published at half
y&sa nine O'Clock In the morning. Single copies, in
wwnOmspe sixu~nse
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Court Calonsiar-rhis DAY

SUPREME CouRr-epEciAL TRRM.-Nos 49, II, IA rs,
a. rs 40, 70, ID, 26, 80, So. 90, 81 SO. and IS
CrRcurr CouRr-Nos b67 600 ooSh, lo7, 234, Oil, TO
o18, 6z3 ga.
q. g. DsrHIcr Counr.--No calendar, as the Judge
will be engaged In the U Circuit Court.
CoNxos PlxAs-TYia term adjourned. The Court will
set IN general tsrn for appeals
eupssIoE Cornr Notes Of ksue for October term must
b n}sd N " bsfsTs Wednesday 2A ssptsubsr, ipst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-27

COMMENCEMENT OF THE FASHIONABLE SEASON
To- day initiates the of ion, taste, MAJ
nifcence and art, of which Madame Sontag is to BE-
for season at least, the queen Last week, ths
miners and naodisteS, it seems, opened their shoT
rooms and introduced the new fashions, which
said to surpass in spendor, elegance and e1traya
gance those Of former years From this fact, aud
judging from the appearance of the hall at the re
hearsal given by Madame Sontag on Saturday, ~
have no doubt that We win now have, in the
tmal way, one of the greatest musical jsrores aUo
fashionable ,xcitements ever witnessed in this me
tropolis. 1t will be, too, one of healthy and last
ing character, not started or set in motion or in
nated by anything of the style of charlatanism
which accompanied Jenny Linds in thi-
country, under the management ofthat prince ofchar
latans, p T. D. Madame Sontag is Of the creates
ofliving artistss-of this there be question
that ever visited MS. Madame Malibran, when her ,
was young, unknown, and to q certain extent, un
finished in her art; but this cannot be said OF
Madame Sontag, whose fame and reputation are an
accom- plished fact in the musical annals of the
world. Not even Jenny Lind can present such high
quali6 cations of the purest character of talent and
genius Madsme Sontag. Ladies, prepare for
something truly marvellous tonight.
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nj u n l. Y NJ A IL X T. II.

SUNDAY, September 90 p. NJ
After several days Of great buoyancy and activity the
stock market reaction has been realized At the first
board yesterday decline in nearly every fancy on the
st teok place. with unusually large sactens This
however, may be only temporary and probably the
suit Of too rapid rise The will without DOUBT be
favorable il will enable the bears take in some OF
their shorts and give them strength to bear the
market when prices are more inflated The bulls by
DESTROYS ofthe bears reducing their short con
tracts as they look to that for demand keep
the market active With all the activity and specua
ton in the stock market during the past six months
prices generally do not rule high Tho Leading fances
ere all considerably below prices current within the past
twelve months and the margin for Improvement has
been increased rather than diminished Holders appear
to be perfectly aware Of this fact and by
anxious realize The prospect certainly very stter
ing As the advances and business Stacks up,
money will probably be eaier and the rate Of interest
fall on The demand upon the banks for discounts from
the mercantile classes will become less winter APP
poaches and operators in the stock market will be able
TO negotiate loans upon favorable terms This may
give impetus to speculation and II the bulls get
the bears largely extended time contracts they may
manage to initiate prices considerably The in
fancy stocks confined almost entirely to spectators in
the street Outsiders exceedingly csutous those
who have enough to operate do only to mode
own hands, and the big houses pretty well divided In
the contest The leading firms all mixed up in the
ancies some bears two three stocks and bulls
in many others. There Is no decided action among
HEM and they operating in reference to the
merits dement's Of certain fancies than upon any fu
ture movement calculated to Affect avorsby unfayor-
ably, the state Of the stock market generally
The cloth and clothing trade Of this city has become
very important branch Of business The number OF deal
ers not very great but they employ large Of
capital For the purpose of providing facilities for those
engaged In the trade and for the rapid increase in this
department Of business OF the leading houses are
about starting bank with capital Of five hundred
thousand dollars to be called the Clohers Manuactur-
ing Bank One Of the principal cloth importers Of the
city Is to be the president.
Tho export Of specie from this port during the week
ending and including Saturday the 18th Of september
and for the year has been az annexed -
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cell for ent quality and workmanship Stock entirely
fresh NY regular city customers reminded Of
their outer man southern gents wishing 20 take home
choice tpocmenso OF my art, will please call Dress coats
made TO order fl6 the hnest So other
proportion. Fine coats ready MADE, also.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-27

The return to town Of the fsshonajes the past
kept kIox busily employed All who see his new style Of
hats enraptured and the demand for them continued
and encouraging II you would BIO In fashonand pie
do that might well be out Of the world Of
on him. at 40 2s Fulton street and get sup
piled with genuine Knox, Mt only four d9llors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-27

The value OF foreign dry goods imported in the same
length oftme was about three and half millions Of dol
lars, making total Of little than eight and hall
millions In the fret three weeks Of September This is
exclusive Of the arrival specie from foreign countries
The following table show. the quantity of some Of the
principal articles Of produce lett at tide water from the
commencement Of navigation to 22d Sept inclusive,
during the years 1860 152 days. 1851 6l days. 1862 loo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-27
There are New STYLES and E.sh,ons In

Shirts occasionally coming out abroad and Green Asor
House. has made arrangemenAs with celebrated establish
In Paris 10 receive early patterns OF anything Ia
the style Of Boeoms Collars or Wristbands that may ap
in that city, lie guarantees perfect ut In all
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mportations not included in the foregoing list Al 4Sd
This aggregate Is much larger than usual 1t will bs
fsen on reference to the list that leading articles
form the bulk Of the ots vslue The amount Of coffee
entered, was valued At 1855 $40 tin, $4,000 lead
SOL 500 railroad bars STAT o42 on s14a leather
undresssd, $1S2 ga hemp. 500 954 sugar, $720o7
These items comprise full half Of the aggregate value
OF imports The imports other than foreign dry goods
each Of the first three weeks of the present MONTH
valued as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-27

ths best asortment Of ready made Clothing Furnishing
Goods ever produced IN this market Call and his
tful styles OF al and winter clothing and cannot fail
70 purchase as he offers at such extremely low prices
DEFY All competition. No. u Cortlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-27

as Pearl street are now prepared 70 exhibit their fall
styles comprising complete and desirable assortment OF
oh Velvet Tapestry Brussels Three Ply Ingram Car
pstnss also, choice assortment 81 all other goods
tanning the carpet trade all Of which eHeypl ~
nrSsss tLs4 GkA.lsLse eeEItLLsn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-27

optiean 45l Broadway, have just received their
Open Glasses OF new and superior construction In glasses
exyrsssy made for the concerts Of that
Our friends already know and strangers
proyement Of vision,
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The attention OF the reader Is called to the

foIIOWlng lmportNht certHtatU
BAITIMoRE Oct 10, lS5l.-Mrs. Norris-Dear Madame (:
1t affords husband and myself and all my real friends
great pleasure recommending Cedar Tar az great
remedy n cough troubled with very bad cough
and pain side with times pain in the breast
and loss of appetite, for eighteen months very often
coughing the whole day and just as sure as going 70 bed
would affected with coughing, and vomiting and
straning, that thought every moment would be my
last great many remedies but all was Of no use
until band would have try Cedar Tar which
entirely relieved Harriet Nichols wife Of John W.
Nichols j.. >,
The Cedar Tar is sold, wholesale and retail, by c. IL
RING, 1872 Broadway.
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Knapp's Dnguerrcotypes, Celebrated for

heir durability and fnish-Many Of families
daily being daguereotyped his old and popular
los Bowery (recoeot) Andersons carpet store;
also, at b59 broadway, below Nibos. Price, inc ludinx
velvet case, only dollar; larger proportion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-27

ysssSsA end their delivery nsrs g,sssfG thAs Tho
Usbsdlsa aadrsss nj somewhat RIDE sloqasnss q
eur representatives; bat their drawing toss, Their
abssrd ssosAt, aAa thsir pedante psppysn, both IN
language snd sppssrsaes, would SO wish nsch W.
OF grace On master Of esrsnoniss, o. sard dealer
in gambling hell, than On the legislators o.
mighty nation.
We do net believe We shah pgophssy falsely whom
ve prsdic that the American Congress win flourish
IN al tho vigor Of manhood when tho British
houses Of Parliament are utterly extinct and
absolutely forgotten.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-27

Dress Well, and HxSeuds Wall 6mlls, bue les
sI have sAassy Clothes ana they give yos cold
ss: - cssas :sssl Nos
Tsiton street. Smith. DRUNG0LD PRocH
Paper MISREPRESENTATION papers ~ the
81: :sy SYH. 3. victor, E. &C. No y, Gs "A
s Iscsr IN this seunsry now or Tor ale
:. very faysrabls .srms nssh lover than mill poss
french isssS v.sas PAPER show, sss Usissz
TO Dealers I'm Playing Cards and Station
sry-Ths Congress Card and Stationery Mandatory
ss n: sns si s.ss
a.n Be " md S Ss n.scs sas, @
and better than wiz be Afforded BY other printer
Nuslin Curtains &c., At Wholesale Kelly Ferguson have
on hand very extensive stock Of the above goods and
not no 0n 70 be oaSd No I Broadway
and "a Reade street.
Teas-The Best Assortment OF Fine Teas
viii be the store Of the Canton Tea Company
the Oldest Tea establishment in the city We assure GU
readers tina. they can do better than ors shef
Jones' Riding Academy, Nos. l37 4 100
Ms patrons liberal heretofore
would respectfully announce that having returned
academy he will open Monday the eth where he will
be happy to OLD and
l39 Mercer street ...
Would you have light bread. sweet bread,
that you eat with good relish II So do not or
a to have good bread cakes &esyrAeuse Daily Journal
Nay DISC Sold By nearly al the sroeers ana druggists
vs to purchase Mrs. Jervs Cold Candy article Of I'M
doubted good reputation for coughs colds ana Gshs pull
Me srs men Of the country sold 81 the principal oios
s66 Broadway, by Mrs. W. JERvlS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-27

Singers Sewing Machines are all the tirnS
nereasins IN favor smong the shoemaksr sddie and all
saving machine about which much has said Prn-
oipsl once, 25S Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-27

ARCHBISHOP HUGHIs AND THE PREsIpETIAL
ELxCTION.-Nr. T. J. Semmes, Of Louisiana, i'd
dressed letter to Archbishop Hughes, asking his
opinion rs to tho duty Of Catholic voters in the
coming Presidential election, particularly in 70
ference to that portion Of the constitution OF New
Hampshire called the religious test clause, which
excludes the Roman Catholic citizens of that State
from an equal participation in the privileges and
immunities enjoyed by their Protestant brethren,
and whether the Catholics Of the United States
ought to visit their disapprobation Of this bigotry
upon General Pierce by voting against him because
he belongs to that State. The reply Of the Arch
bishop is as follows
NV YoRx September IL 1861
DEAN SR-I have read through and carefully, the
letter which you addressed to me, under date Of the
nth inst in regard to the impending election OF Pres
OF the United States and the part which you think
the Catholic ciIe Of the republic ought to take 10 IT,
The two candidates presented are General Scott ana
General Pierce Tue entire American people appear TO
be nearly equally divided in opinion to which o. these
two will make the better chief magistrate. fhH isct
seems to ptmste general opinion that the country
viii b. safe under the four years Presidency OF ebhr
Az to the Catholics they have never been consulted 81
to the limited choice between these two. Toe proDl
nations they viii be dhdea-some voting Tor can
didae, and some for the other Like others they are
liable TO in their choice. But under all the cscam
stances, sbonld prefer that yoIpg honestly, eacn
according 10 his Judgment they should with the
mipo, ity or (shat is equally pcssior) with the ma
orty Of their fellow citizens of all dcnomnatiors rather
than them guarded against such dsnger of errog
in their choice of President by Any ecclesiastical In
fuencs.
am sure that with your enlightened mind and large
Catholc education You will appreciate the reasons on
which this my humble opinion is founded, whether or
not YOU will agree with in regard to its justice aud
expedopcy In any event, however, beg leave to sub
scribe y self your sincere and devoted servant in At
tJ0uN, Archbishop of New York.
THOMAS SSnsfss, Esq.
Archbishop Hughes takes the proper and digni
fed view Of the question presented to him. lfhe
was in Ireland, any other part of Europe, he
would probably take very different view. Bnt
here he looks at the matter in the light OF the
stitulon, the light of American freedom civil and
religious, and the public opinion created by that
freedom throughout this glorious republic. The
Archbishop therefore, takes the wise and judicious
view of the matter, for an American atmosphere
We, therefore, approve the course of our venerable
and beloved Prelate, and that is something in the
way OF comfort and repose, in this bad world and
sinful age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-27

ohPETER LYON Of 26I Bowery, respectfully informs
housekcepers and Others that he will continue his
this week, to give all chance TO procure Brooms
brushes Busters Baskets and general housekeeping arti
,.l
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Those Lovely Eyes,

TOhHIy
In this daguerreotype Of mine,
As IL thy pure and loving heart
Had In their imaged light q part.
THERE'S nothing which commands the attention vsters
to ROOTS Daguerrean Gallery No. 1853 Broadway like the
eko expression Of the Of his portraits Rooms
aoor u
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Total for 1862.
~

Up to the nrt Of October 1851 the shipments OF spe
ole from this to foreign ports amounted to sal 27I
Add half million TO tho above for expectations nex,
week and the aggregate mp to the Let OF October this
year. win amount to SCI 100 ten millions less
than for the same period last year.
The receipts Of the Rochester and Syracuse Railroad
Company, during the nosth Il August ameusssd y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-27

Fluid for the aThs great assistant of Nature has, from
its virtues in the of attained the
greatest celebrity and stands pre-emnenty alone towering
above all articles for similar purposes known In in
fancy its bassmc properties noursh the hs in its embryo
state accelerate its growth sustain in maturity and
nue the possession of healthy vgor silky softnes and
luxurious redundancy the latest period of life Genial
purifying, it dispes all scur and impurities and
the the line tooth comb Its
ducte powers constantly and surprisingly shown in
Of badness from whatever cause arising roved ny
tetmo tho proprietary III
ecing unerngly from the latent stem the active progress
sion oi vitality that in whore all other
specifics have failed Bogcs Hyperion Fluid has superseded
the Of art by rensatng in full plenitudo OF
beauty the and yitaties of Nature 1s
nourhing and stimulating properties are also emneny
successful in the Of hair "A auxiliary
female best Is the
that is be found the toilet Of every lady of fashion
Sold Wholesale and retail by A. b. D. Sands 100 Fulton
street. Rushton Clark Co., Z3 and Rice Smith, ~
Broadway; Vim. H. Cary Co, 21 Pearl street; and by
the druggists and perfumers throughout the world.
ssouraud's Liquid Hair Dye IL without
exception reservation the best invented Be-
of pulled dyos Equally celebrated 10 Gourauds Aed
Soap curing pimpfcs frcekcp saowness ohaps
oughness Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from any part
Of the body Liquid Rouge Lily White and HAIR Gloss al
" walker street, near Broadway.
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Rheumatisms Pains, Aches Bruises; swelnsse &c. IL
has equal. Sold Mt SS5 Greenwich corner OF Duane
street. Guion Bowery and Grand sreets Codding
OF Spring and Hudson streets Dr. Hunter 0
Sixth other druggists Price 20 cents and will
recommend itself.
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Dress Wen, ard EFssnAs VIII smlls, bat les
sI have shasby sloshss ana they give yos cold
shoulder Y0u winter great advAn-
tAgs, ~ tls Empre Clothing Warehouse Nos 10 aud IL
YIlton street. SMITH. DRUMGOLD PR0CH
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invented prior to the Worlds Fair il would have taken
medal the color mparts being that of nature thai
any other artneisl tint known Applied and sold by Girls
TADOR0, Aston House. Private room for applying tn
dye and fitting
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Dye yet for colong the hair
whses the moment It is applied The wonderful saso and
with which this favorite and old established Hail
Dye performs 10 astonishing II 10 for sale, applied al
BATCHELORs Wig Factory. No. wall street. COPY sh'
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Wigs and T0upecs.-BatcholOr's New Style
Of Wigs the perfect nature
vet Those wanting superior article should
call At BATCHELOR,S celebrated Wig Factory Ne Wal
street. where found the largest and best
n the CITY. Copy tho address.
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will be found the store Of the Canton Tea Company
Chatham street. between Pearl and Roosevelt streets
the old In the city We assure GU
they do better than elsewhere either ~
Wholesale or retail. They have no branch stores
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WIGS. wigs. Wigs. : Strangers are In

formed that the place get hair is at
NEDHURsT 4 uEARDS, Y Maiden lane where they
have the largest cheapest and best assortment OF
Wigs Half Wigs Toupees Braids Of long hair
which, for price and quality are unequalled.