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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03

Our OVERLOOKING TBEAsUIY-WRAr's no BE
DONE WITH THE notwithstanding to the re-
port Of the Treasurer Of the United States,
there was snug little surplus in the treasury
on the 10th of August, Of upwards Of twenty
seven millions, all in silver and gold and one
third in the sub-treasury Of this city, under the
care of Gen. Dix. With the supplies which have
since accrued there arc probably ct this time not
less than thirty millions of dollars in specie in
the treasury subject to draft-equal to about
half the entire indebtedness of the general
government. And the supplies are still pour
ing in by Millions What is TO be done with
all this money? In the event Of a European
war-which can hardly be avoided from present
appearances-theses supplies will be still further
increased, from increased imports, arising from
increased exports. But what is to be done with
this money? Shall we buy Cuba. or another
slice Of Mexico, or build the Pacific railroad
whit? Time will tell. In the interval, let
Mr.. Guthrie hold fast to the subtreasury law,
and keepa sharp eye upon Wall street aud the
spectators thereof They viii drain him, if
they can.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03

TEMPERANCE BANQUET
At METROPOLITAN HALL,
On Saturday Afternoon. Sept. 8, at 9 o'clock,
: UNDER TIE AUSPICES Or
: THE N. VEGETARIAN so(IETY,
s COMPLIMENTARY TO
s THE WHOLE WORLDS TEMPERANCE CONVENTION. s
{ PROGRAMME
{ To- he Torld i, rich In blessingyi {
Thankful sn, HI praise repeat; s
"Eye,y hero and each tree yielding s
s Seed and fruit shall be oar rnsa.'
J Nature's banquet pure aud peaceful, J
6 Every heal.hful sense delighting,
Ever chan2irg. ever
) Payer........s BY Raw P. shaw, Of Williamsburg.
{ VcgsiaoH Soups.
Graham Bread, mixed yr,.t Cake,
fruited Bread Apple Biscuit,
WHEAT Zeal Cakes, Mouldei h;e,
Corn B2pe Aspgs, Moulded Farina,
Msui5si whesten Grits.
Vtg1abes
) Baked Sweet Potatoes. s,eSea Cream squsshes.
Pcr.y.
{ na'd Fruit Pea r,ag. Pumpkin Pea
Melons, Apples, Peaches
: Pears, Grapes. Pineapple.
Plum Jsliies, '''''' WI Baked Apples.
oocoarut C4stsrd, Fruised Ice Cream.
Pure Cold Water.
Speeches, sentiments and songs viii sueosed the Fes-
Festival MISUNDERSTANDING, q; Lsay's, 90 cts.
iS Kl.AcEls or Tns rssTIvAL.
& HIS Cueb, Mrs. Assnath Nicholson,
james Csnbel, H,ss Martha q. W. ight,
". j. Baldwin, Mrs. Emily 8 Trail.
S.o>e-o-ee-o~ooe>0e>e-o> o>o>e-~e>e-1ors>oe,o>S
Gallery tickets. one shilling.
Tomato soup, Graham bread, mixed frui,
cake, and pure cold waterl
"Oh! water, bright water fay nc, for me,
Give wine TO the nemblis debguChee."
Baked sweet potatoes. stewed cream sqHsshes
and pumpkin pies. winding up with fraited ice
cream and pure cold waterl
Drink to me OILY with thine eyes,
Ard will pledge with mine;
Or leave Q kiss within the cup,
And I'd not LOOK for wine"
Don't want is. Wheat meal cakes, peaches
and pine apples, and cocoanut cnstsrd
crowned with the growing element Of pure cold
water!
1T eo0le.h the brow,
And IL coolesh the brain,
And 1t makes the weak mas
Strong again."
But the best IL yet to come. Speeches, senti
ments, and songs, will succeed the festival
Gentlemen one dollar-ladies City cents. MARI
that. See how these advocates Of equal rights
stick it on when they have chance Gentle
men, one dollarl--ladies fifty conts But donbt
lees 1t will be worth the round dollar to par.
ticipate In this plum Jelly and baked apple
jubilee ofwoman's rights. ViUe Croton ViUt
Ia y,p'diquei V'Ue "a 6agateAei Gallery
tickets one shilling!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03

Mails FOR Europe.
TEE NEW YoRK WEEKLY HERALD.
The Collins stsamship Baltic, Captain Csmstock, win
,Avs shis port at noon tlis Day. for Liverpool
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Il tbs
NEW Y0Rx HMuND viii b received the following places
IN En5ope-
zNRrooz-John Hunter, No Paradise street
Iss0OH-Edward landlord 60, Corphin.
VIM Thomas Co., No. 10 Catherine street.
PAEs-IivngstOn. Wells Co., Rue do Ia Bourss.
b b. Revolt, No II Rue Dc b Banque.
TAs European mails win close At past ten O'Clock
This morning.
The WEEKLY HERALD VIII b published at half past nine
oeloek this mning Single COPIES IN wrappers sizpence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03

WHOLE WORLDS TEMPERANCE BiNQuEr.--
The following is the bill Of fare of the grand
banquet this evening. in honor of Miss Lucy
Stones Whole Worlds Temperance Convention.
1t is nice. Read it,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03

Sunday Mo, Meg B0st Ter Ncwburg.-CiU
steamer THOS T.. HULsE will leave Jay street per
IL o'clock TO MORO tsucdsy mig for Newbprg ald
nteTmej date 10 dinss tu hing It spring street III
rsond street. See advertisement
Little Katy, or III - CO~n, IL the title % q
sew song, written BY James mIoDds founded story
srashed in Tho Tr'bnne nMsd Life Ia New York; and
published by HORACE WATERS. 80 Broadway, tbs
Ezeat pianoiorso and p1oIishing ostsnlshment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03
Little Ixnxv. n, Ha ,Da~,

SesASOn Laws, 1853, essco 81 80, just pub.
Sehed, and nc for sale by
BANKS, GOULD CO., IA Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03

WA,IL,K's THEA1RB-pTIpARATIoss ron rEc REorrySG.
During the fu1smer Waacks theatre the pro-
prieor has avaed himself Of the opportunity to INTRODUCES
1ompanes Of carpenters uphostercrs painters aud deco
,atcrp the result Of whose combined operations has bean
to make Wslacks Of the neates hs1dsop,est and
ros commodous little theatres which the most exacng
taste could DEERE Hitherto the greatest which
existed against It the deficiency Of means to proc
thorough ventilation Now 81 for that cspsin- Ia
ob,t shaft eupola having been opened through the
roof above tho family circle This aperture is fesn feet
by eleven it ID Of an octscnal shaps, and bsi,g hand
oeJ painted Its very appearance b marked improve
nent to the house. Besides this measure to pro-
vide ventilation for the theatre, there hiss besa
hrge rpace epened at the back Of the pargaette
and . Withdrawing room, with . large French
window has formed at the back Of the dress circle
The roof has been painted and gdsd in very pretty se
signs and eay colors and the walls have been aopo
priaely painted with baodsce medaions IN the com.
partnents la freco The uphclsteriag hiss been ap-
Piled to every part Of the house The seats have been
all PROVIDED with stuffed hair cushions covered in Grim.
son velvet and the backs of the forms as covered with
the Esne ateriaii The dress b xes have boon also
beautifully decorated and hung with preat tastes the
walls sIe hurg with crimson velvet paper TO match the
upholstery, ard each boz is ornamental with beautiful
oval mirror. The ube decorations, paintings, sid.ngs
&c. have been made in respect to the front entrance
bibles. box office &c. In fact the whole estab ishmen.
bears evidence Of the good taste which thess i'm
Mr. Waack, like the good manager he has
always proved himself resolved 20 make his thea
tie be resort OF he taste and hion Of tae
and 70 doubt he win succeed His stock company com
prises many well known and favozi'e actors whose
nares appear in The Advertisement This theatre OPENS
for the season on Monday night with Bourc c.7ls's
comedy Of Love in Maze to be followed Dy the operate
farce of mo Song No Supper"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03

Cheapest Dagger eosyT~s In the Worli.-3Oe
taken daily in the bes. fur rs cents by
HOLM les kEnS h co 2eS osdvsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03

am picy Is Of New vor s"o .uragsnent smsssi.s
and ns ss5ssd, rapia sao - urG' uaiysrsM fnyor
Rafferty, ~ Lsssk U,avi.s Issued the Fail
Sssp do bats ve thar s and The
asrot uters Of ths which will be sold aa
:'n ssHa ''s an
s ana On the n sss
Out -Kpor's Fab 5 yie Of Hat was Onered
Ions beauty ve ard excited .bs
e. Al .sS :a a. i" % su sus9 , 5
dui,e Obi. A. rssso.so rate should neglect
sold At the low price Of - each. fatronise him
Purchase Your Has at Knox Il Jauses, -
There great va-ey 81 s,a ofed 10 the public BY the
Broadway and fashionable hattr, bot for araoc beauty
Of sSox JAMES Of rhs P,esoss Hat gore ss
strsc s p er,Ss m
on the corner Of Broadway ADD Spring street
Mcalio's Fail s,yI. Of s.ts Is now Ready.
what b. said superior In tho
tepav,msnt Of tss,s skill aud o,sunfaeture, offer my
tes perfsos hat NEAIIu 4l6 Broadway, corner Of
flats ard C.p., Fsn ssy'ss WIN. Bants'
o a M 'sS. re es' , p.' s as.,i-
uss ard esrn are now rssoS for shibision and sss
shis dsy, September
The Hats Hsvs yIas nea Tc.s-rno T1aviabfc
reputation q nfae.nrpg tue st Of hate has bea Gained
b The Peop,a's ma'tr sy "a w,sr thar hs.i have
ssd m1 :, I, sss oc ursd y he most al
Is ssS ~ n Y Usios, 80 Psrf Rev, opposite shs
Istor House.
Nv, tho Lndiss, Dssse No. o powsry. 10
CIV prepared % eurpigh met bsa tul desirable
all patterps richest u n,rrs - would ssy 70 tho
,spsSms. asa shas VI, osotao 80 10 hs' made
Of hate and esps. '''''1'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03

Personal Intelligence.
The oelsisr auIe@5 and AM 81 Coz Glrdns- ga.
yeyo G-prsl Of Oregon, sDd fspl, sod the lion. Sal
NJ Breeze, u, q Senate, are at Winasd's HcsL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03
Naval Inisfllsenca

Naval Inle illsenca.
TIE II. STAh FRiGArE povA Is stated IN let td
in the London Times dated Shanghai, June O. to hav
arrived at Woosupg on that DAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03

MORE BENEFITS FOR THE New ORLEANS SUI
FERrKs.--We are pleased to announce that Mr.. Will
lam Niblo and Mr.. Max Msretzek have joined their
iorves and win give grand performance, at Niblos
Garden, next Monday evening, for the benefit Of the
sufferers by the pestience which has laid vase the
city of New Orleans. We learn that six acts from six
different operas viii be presented, and all the avail
able talent in the CITY, including the Sontag troupe,
win appear. Nibo's Garden will seat Eve thousand
persons, and We hope to see it jammsd on Monday
night.
The benefit at the Broadway theatre for the same
praiaeworthy object, takes place this evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Barney Williams have resigned their claim
upon the night, and with every person employed in
any capacity In the theatre, bave volunteered their
services. also the Chinese Dramatic Company. The
entertainment will be well worthy Of patronage from
its intrinsic merit, to cay nothing Of the fact that
the entire receipts will be handed over to the How.
ard Association.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03
Talk on 'Change.

SsAsSh8Ss
Yesterday was another active day In breadstufs.
Free sales Of -four made at advance of 12c to
1885, per barrel STATE brands closed IS rs IS 81.
Whest continued 10 be Ia scvs demand, and the aggre
aste sales reached FROM 600 14O 600 bushels in
psriet and to arrive. Among the sass were white Nj
chssn at 81 80 81 SO Gsnesee at 81 80 and 20 600
Canadian to arrve at 81 90 81 49, The transactions
established of at least two cents per busas
Sugars were active, with sales Of about 500 hhds
and $50 boxes for refining and export a. full prioes
Coffee was frmer with sAss Of 500 bags Rio at 97c.
a10Ac.
Treights were active and frmer, with considerable
abipu both to France and England The light stocks
Of tobacco caused prices to remain firm.
II was stated that al the banks had finally
acceded TO the proposition to establish . clean
snce efGce ard al that remained for the committee
TO DO was to secure central of % the business Of
which would b consigned to responsible superintendent
assisted by two or three clerks
similar ilce had existed i london, and had bsen
found both convenient and necessary. In New York,
where there we're about fftyfve banks the necessity
for such IN Office was much more apparent
The advance in byesastufs It believed would lead
to great activity the canals Large Quantities Of both
-four and grain had been sold to arrive. and great rush
would be made TO get It through. State -four SO per
barrel which il prome to reach would put every mode
Of conveyance into reputation, including railroads leading
West Only about two months and possibly few at
most CT canal navigation remained for this year. and
the stock of -four being Light should the demand keep
up it was possible that the canal you'd be taxed beyond
its capacity There had not been much activity in
breadstus within the per that OF the past
two days since the famine period Of 1S4T-4e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03

To DE HUNa.-Robert Robinson, the man wht
murdered Guard, a short distance back Of Newport
on Licking river, q few mo"sns siuce, and who was
found guilty andeent.nced ,r murder In the first de
gree by the Campbell coubty Circuit Court is to b&
hung to day at Alexandra, Kentucky. The execa
ton viii he nuhllc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03
Marine afraI 8

Marine AfraI
TIE sTYAssHP BALTIC Capt mstock, leaves at noon
to-day, for Liverpool Ore Lea ed and ten passengers
had engaged berth, in rs, ,ess'cay.
PoRr OF BesToH The l,osing were the arrivals and
clearsnces at the port o. o5,on for the month OF
August
.S'Ys ShiDs B'ks Briggs. Sch's. Slcops Tot.
Foreign..... o 20 81 I28 2l8 400
Cosstwise. "a liz 500 el0
-
Total ....s3 - e5 24O CIT 1o10
OF TIE above, 10 ba-hs So brgs. and 20l sclooners
were British: barg. brig ciliio bark Nor Wegan;
brig Dutch; briss French; big Tuscan; and the
rem ainder American
CIEARANCS
S.'rs Ships D KS Briggs !Schs Shops Tex.
ceastxise...Go 8 81 81 152 SIC
Total .....S3 10 GO $50 $40 TO
OF the above fkio II hsrs IS briggs aud al sohoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03

Finn, II We understand his point, did not decide
againsa shs principle Bus he said the slaves were
IN the State . anst tho wish, and in Opposition TO
the request, Of the owners and persons in charge,
and that, therefore, the rule did not apply. This
was the turning point in the case"
Judge Humphrey yesterday decided that Governor
Eeymour's pardon of Edymoin could not DO annulled
BY the Court and that the prisoner must therefore
be discharged.
Special attention Is directed to the very full and
srspl ic reports We to day publish of the closing
scenes in the Whole Worlds Temperance Convcn-
ton held in this city, and the Free and Easy Con
venion at Syracuse. Comment upon the trsnsac-
lions ofthose connected with these extraordinary
senbages is at present unnecessary. 1t is import
ant, However, that the people should be kept duly
postedup with regard to their peculiar movements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03

flats ard Cape, Fsn s.y'es WIN. Bants'
gorn Of Canal s'reets has ready foe
se She fall ssylS geotemsGe hats price g. best qSsi
VI A N b -Csas o. tbs All styles for geetItmen,
,ouhs and hlren reeoy for Inhibition and sale,
khis dsy, September 3
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-21
Pc ERS, MILLARD 8 co.
NV ORLEANS.

NEtN O4ALEtAfAAs9
Corner Old Levee and Bienville Streets,
ETAVE on land and fol- sale at the lowest
market prices, Newton, Gordon, Mur-
dock < CO., Old Reserve, 1915, and East In
dia Xxx Madeira, IA years, in bottles, How
ard, March 4 co., and 0liveras Madeira in
pipes, half pipes. quarter casks and BOTTLES.
Calumet, Harmony and Amontellado Sherry
in ar. casks aud bottles Choice Old Port
Wine in bottles and ar. casks. Genuine
kafette, Giscours and line table ClaFret in
pttles.
Choice. Oh Bfandies, vintage 1895 and
179e, in demIohns and bottlesP half pipes
and or. casks j b. GODDARD, Easlillen, 1915,
can Louis and other brands. Sup'r Jamaica
aud St. Croix Rum, jim pnncheons, demijohns
and bottles, demiiohns old Glenteyet Whis=
key demiiohns old Bourbon Whskey, 70
years old. Hedsick, Cream de Bouzy, lie
Roderer and Schridu Champagne. London
Porter and Scotch Ale, in quarts and pints.
Superior Green and Black Teas in boxes,
cannisters and papers. Old lava, Mocha,
NJ araicabo, Lagnyra, Havana and Rio Coffee.
Judd's patent and New Bedford Sperm
candles.
Stewards and Coverings double refined
Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugar.
Soft shellea Almonds. M. R. and LAYERS
Raisins, English and American Pickles,
KeIchups, Sauces and Spices.
Also, an assortment of fine Spanish Cigars,
&c. &C. april 1853. 39-1y.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-21

Corner Of Com ald
New Orleans,
Offer for sale, at the lowest market pfiss
and carefully selected stock of sti,
DRUGS and MEDICINES:
French, English, German and Chemicals, Paints
nd Oils, Window Glass, Varnishes, Dye Stufs
PerfumerY, Soaps, Brushes, Trussess Fiavoring
Extracts, pure Essential Oils, Druggists Glass
ware, Yeast powders, Lemon Syrup, Palen
Me ieines, Shakers Herbs, Surgical nsramenisl
Together with every article generally comprised
in the stock of Druggist or Physician, and every
article of Medicine wanted on plantation, put
up in a neat and convenient style. all of which
have hcen selected with much personal care. and
purchased direct from the manufacturers or their
agents, IN this country and Europe. All their
powdered d u5s are prepared from matetIa care
fully scecteds aud arc warranted strictly pure and
Of Tle best quality.
arrangements have been made with the mauu
facturers Of QUININE 70 Be constantly supplied
from zlmmers. lGermanl PaIlatieT, (French) and
AI9efican manufactures, which will be sold on
the most reasonable terms.
Agents for the celebrated LEXINGTON MI
TARD, superior to any ID The world.
They are prep red 10 furnish dealers with g
following genuine PATENT MEDICINES. BY
the gross Or dozen, at the proprlesors' Wholesale
prices:
Lyon's Kaihairon, Dalley's Pain Extracts
Mexican Mustang Linimenis B. d. Fahnestock 5
VeFmiflge, David JaYneis Family MadicinesS John
Bulls Sa sapaTilla, S, r. Townaend's Sarsap0Tilla,
Wuodman's Cherry Expect0fant, W0odmaa's Exc
tract Jamaica Ginger, Woodlands "a Killing
Eminent. Woodmans Piugative Pills, Osgood's
Indian Cholaqogue, MINORS Magical Fever gufe.
Simmons Liver Mpdiciue, afay's Patent Qlnl-
meat, GraeiFenberg Medicines, Maiiat's Pls and
IlttsFs, Green's OxyQenated Biite1ss 6pencers
Pills, Railways Ready Relief Billings, Carmlna.
tive aud Aslsiagent Syrup, 4hon's Extract 81
SaYsapafilla and Copaiea, Sands, Sarsaparllia.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made "a receive direct
from SaFatoga, supply Of Congress Water.
Isl JARVIS,
april 8. 39-Iv %. O W0oDAAN.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-21
Medical Card.
TO THE AFFLICTED.

ID HEU .UATISM, Scrofula, Chronic vi.
10 GERS, Dropsy, Cancer, Prolapsus Uteri,
Diseases of the Chest and Lungs, and Mer~
cnriaI diseases have been successfully treat-
ed BY Dr.. B. +. 6. Brooks, who now informs
those suffefing under any the above named
diseases, that he will remain Ia this city for
a few months, and that be feels confident,
from long practice and thorough medical
education, he IS prepared to give generaire-
lief. His practice will be strictly Botanic.
Room at WINS Hotel.
Yazoo civ, Sept. 3, 1852.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-21

Sc. .s1tt agl their accompanying evils, (Cance
excepted no matter how severe or now long standi
ing.
The Catholicon far surpasses other remedies,n
being more certain, less expensive, and leaving
the system fl u better condition. Let all inter
ested III such remedy call and Obtain q pamphlet
(ree) containing ample proof, from highly respec-
table Sources Of the happy results Of its uses e..
oefher with letters from Grst class cxperioHced
physicians, Who have used il III their practice,
and speak from their own observations.
REFERENCES.
P. b. Bockman. MI. d !: Utica, New York,
Z d. Fleming, NJ. d., canaudaigua, do.
M II. Hills, NJ d., Rochester, do.
d. Y. Foota, Nj. D., Syracuse, do.
Up NewIand, NJ. d., Utica, do.
". ~. Reese. NJ D.. New York City.
Prof Dunbar, n, D., Baltimore, Md,
]. G. OrTick, N. d, do 90.
w. PRESCOTT. N. Concord, m. III
THOMPSON e. co., Drugglsis,
Wholesale and Retail Agents, Yazoo City, M.
Also 500 BY Yandell & BaIey' Jackson,
Daniel q. Lyes, Raymond,
and By most Of the leading Druggists in the State.
Letter addressed to Messrs Beach and Brownson,
Agents at NewberEy, q. H., s. G., by Rev. C.S-
Beard, Of same Siates
GLENN SPRINGs, Jan. 9Th. 1858.
Messrs Beach and Brownson-Sirs: send for
another bottle Of your anarchists Uterine Catho
licon.n MY wife has been afflicted for eleven
year,, and variety Of means has been resorted
TO for relief, but none was obtained until sceiv-
ed this medicine rom you. Its lnhunce seems al
most gical: there was a manifest Improvement
from the day il was taken.
AS there are great many females in our coun-
try laboring under the affection Tor which your
medicine proposes remedy, feel i duty e
it 10 all such.
(Signed) CLoUGH s. BEARD.
], ID. MARCHISI & Co. propnelors.
Central Depot, 304 Broadway, n. Y.
aug. GO, 1853. Tom.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-21
DR il. MAIkClEs1's
Celebrated Catholicon,
For tss Rslssf and Cure 81 Suffering Females
/ Suffering Fenales
stands Pc @

1T stands pc %
nenl for its curatiy
powers iii oil the
diseases for which
lite Recommended
called Il & III A LIE
COMPLAINTS
these are PEelap
sna Utefi, o. Falling
IS he Won h;llonr
Albus, o. While /;
Chronic Inhama ion
and Liberation Of
the Womb;incid
al IlemorFhaRe, "
loodine; 2 q iniul,
s pressed and Ii
raa.4inr Rfoneftafion