The New York Herald Newspaper, April 12, 1842, Page 3

is POSTSCRIPT. ~ For our Usual Southern Correspondence, §c., morning’s Mai!, see fourth page. -TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TWELFTH WARD.— A report having been circuleted that I have declined ruoning for Alderman of the 12th ward, | here- by declare that the said report is enirely without “founda- ten. A. V. WILLIAMS. Bloomingdale, April 11, 1942. © Qg FRANKLIN FHEATRE—The mystery out—it is @ Wager of 1000 that the manager will draw 1000 pe ple every night to the theatre for twelve nights, and presents them with prizes of $6 each. To ensure win- ain we have been sure of the correctness of the pro- and hope he may win. The performances ure of the Ast character, and well worth the price of admis- sion without the prize MONEY MARKE®. Monday, Apri! 11-6 P M There was a little better feeling inthe steck market to-day, and prices, with some exceptions, improved, particularly New York State Stocks, which, under the influence of the new tax bill are fast regaining the con- fidence of capitalists, and are, of course, attracting investments in that direction, and prices are improving. Delaware & Hudson fell § per cent; Mohawk 1}; Indi- ana 5's rose }; Ohio 6 per cent stocks 1860, 2 per cent; sales of bills on Philadelphia }; Treasury {Notes } a 1}; United States 6 percents are quoted at para 3 discount. & Drafts of the Treasurer of the State of Virginia, on the State Treasury, have been dishonored for want of funds. Anatural result of State Banking. The drafts of the federal government were never the 15th June next. The prospect among the city dealers for the next 60 days is very gloomy. Their remittances from the coun- try donot comein, and when the heavy payments fall due, disasters must take place. It isan anomaly in our affairs, that while th ents of prosperity are in exis- tence, and greater activity may be expected in business, those dealers who have large outstanding indebted- ness are severely cramped. Much good paper, with un- exceptionable endorsements, is selling at three per cent per month. The farmers and agricultural interests in this country, who form the vast majority of the inhabitants, should arouse themselves to the traitorous course of the high tariff men. The growing trade in corn, between this country and Great Britain, will inevitably be destroyed, if the interests of the manufacturers alone are to be con- sulted. The following table} represents the -division of interests in the United States, as compared with those of Great Britain :— Porutation axp Emriovment or Great Bartain anp THE Uniten States. Great Brita n. U. States. Families Emp. Persons ae, Asric riculture, 951.134 ‘rade and Manufactase, 1,434,873 Gamineree, = ‘Alvetker, 3,414,175 This table exhibits the fact that, in this country, the agriculturalists are to all other interests as three to one while in Great Britain it is precisely the reverse, they being as one to three; yet in Evgland the egricultural, ists make the laws, the great landholders being the he. reditary law givers. The interests ef those engaged in trade and commerce are the same as those of the agricul- turalists for obvious reasons, aud yet the manufacturers seek, by every underhand means, to levy atax upon the others, for their own individual benedt. The doctrine of protection and high tariff cannot be sustained by reason and truth. Hence misrepresentation, in the boldest man, ner, is resorted to by its alvocates. As instance of this, we will quote the following statement, made at what was called a meeting of the “ Home Lesgue” in ig fe — Rircer of Conn. briefly explained why even th pts ofthe British Corn Laws would afford so dacge or steady demand for our farmers. We are too {far off, and the cost of transportation is tuo great. If grain shall be wanted in England, it can be obtained from cheap labor Germany and Poland even before we have heard of the necessity, at low freights and at moderate prices. Grain may be procured even from Genoa and Odessa cheaper and seuner that it can be brought, fromjthis country. Besides, the amount of im) rain required reat Britain has only ave! ino. herp = — a sane of short cr: an els a year, during the vain jog. What share ofthis small ‘amount’ ould Bred: we eates of scarcity of grain in England is w ly the signal fer an extrevegunt rise, a sild a aioe, and ultimately a ruinous loss to our people. The e Home Market is the only one which can afford a st dy and adequate reward to our labor. This statement is too gross an error to ascribe to igne- ance. The official returns of wheat, entered for home consumption in Great Britain, in each year, are easy to be obtained, and are es follows, with the quantities ad- mitted at each rate of duty :— feces Cor ENTERED IN Great Britain ror Consume zion, From 1828 To 1841. i Hct warter. uarters. is 1 a a Total, 11,322,985 2 | in bushels, | 90,576 680 10 420,837 Grand total beh. wh’t, 100,997,517 Average yearly co do, 8,416.459 The quantities annually imported have been as fol- lows :— Ye thich i cars in whic > rx URS ered ereite, semantitics remaining importe Coloniai - taokplace venlerer the endaf cach yeer, = a 752 1831 1832 1833 1834 1835 1836 1837 1838 1839 1840 1841 (estimate) This table displays three successive failures of the wheat crops in the years 1629 to 1631. From that time to 1838, the foreign trade had nearly stopped, in conse- 6815158 faa 43 tis rH 500,000 quence of a sufficiency of the harvests. At the close of 1838, the warehouses were nearly exhausted, and the foreign trade was required to be renewed after a cessa- tion of six years, thereby producing an immense sud- den addition to the foreign purchases, against which no increase of exports of merchandise took place, which would have been thecase had a fixed rate of duty al- lowed the foreign corn trade to follow the same impulse asother trades. If this were the case, instead of the im ports being obliged to wait until the duty was lowered by famine prices, a regular yearly import must have taken place, principally from the United States. In 1840 the quantity entered for consumption was, it appears, 16,346,056 bushels, of which amount 4,000,000 bushels ‘was from the United States directly, and 1,500,000 bush- els of American wheat, {through Canada, making very near 33} per cent of the whole import from America— Now let us lok atthe flour trade of the United States, for the last four years, compiled from the report of the Secretary of the Treasury, as follows 3 FOR SEVERAL 1840. 1840. bbls. wheat bush. 7,882 ru ‘outh America; Went indies. otal Ibe Verege price, of our wholeexport of four. if we now take the quan tity imported into England in bushels, for the lest four years, and the proportion exported to England at the we shall find that and the cheap labor of Europe have same time from the United Stat British Corn far lesa to do with the sale of American flourin England than does the pernicious influence of bunk paper at home, as follows : 1837, 9,596 115.000 1838, i 236,000 1839: 21.604 840 2.848000 3840, 18,502,120 6,831,000 200,000, or six times the value of the iron. Thi great benefit of free tr tants of each country to obtain that of which they ai in want at low prices, but the purchase oft in exchange for that of which they have a superabundance increases the value of that which remains to antenormous extent. ‘This advantage is that of which the manufacturers seek to deprive the great agricultural interests of this coun- try, and which they call being “independent of foreign countrit dependence” to perfection, but common sense fails to discover that she is wiser or better, or that her people are happier for the operation. Only about fiv fifty cows and hnodred weight. Ne 1,720,860 95 cts, This it @ very singular table, and gives us the fact that England and the English Colonies purchase two-thirds TES IN THE © ON Foovn'® PER PLL. AT RACH Aenteredin Exp fromUS to Av. ao ‘ Ch.” Porrnte i nw us ai molasses ‘This presente remarkable results. In 1839 the imports into England were the largest, and prices averaged the highest, and yet but @ small proportion was sent from the United States. The reason for that small export is within the memory of our readers. During the three months from February to May, 1939, the stocks of flour in this city were very large, and at the same time Eng- lish orders for large amounts were here limited at $6. $6 50. At the same moment, the millers limited their sales at $9 00, and, by procuring accommodation from the country banks, rent down funds to take up their poper here inthe hands of the commission houses in order to hold on to the flour. After a few mouths elapsed the English demand subsided, and most of that flour held at $9 00 was subsequently sold at $6 00. The pernicious influence of the banks destroyed the market, and eventually entailed a loss upon the parties. This influence was the cause of the small exports in 1839, and consequently of the low prices of 1840 Had the banks been entirely broken down in 1883, as they were in 1840, probably in 1839 4,000,000 bushels additional would have been exported. This would have reduced the stock, and have made prices rule higher in 1840, without much checking the export of that year. Adrawing cf of 3,000,000 or 4,000,000 bushels in one year will raise the value of the whole production to a considerable extent. For instance, the whole production of wheat in 1840 was 84,000,000 bushels, according to the census. If we esti- mate this at $1 per bushel all around, when the supply is just equal to thedemand, it will be werth $81,000,000. If the supply is 5,000,000 bushels more than the demand the price will fall, say toninety cents, allowing the curren- cy to remain steady. This is a depreciation of $3,100,000 in the value. If, on the contrary, a foreign demand springs up and takes off 6,000,000 bushels, the price may rise even to $2 00 per bushel, because there will be a home demand for 1,000,000 bushels that cannot be fied without a re-import or a reduction of consumption to that extent, whieh can be effected only through high prices. We may estimate that the price will raise to an average of $1 25, on the whole production, The export of the 6,000,000 bushels will then make a gross difference to the farmers of $30,600,000, or three times the value of the quantity exported. Now the operation of the banks of New York, in the spring of 1839, directly produced a loss to this extent. They directly prevented the sale of alargeamount of wheat in that year. The result was, that the surplus left over in that year produced the ex- treme low prices of the succeeding year, 1340. The dif. ference in the average value of the two years was the enorfnous sum of $2 12} per barrel. making a on the production ofthat year of $42,500,000! farmers, This is borne out by the fact, that notwith- ‘erence gainst the standing the low prices of all other articles during 1841, flour hasruled higher by $1 50 per barrel than during 1840, making a difference in favor of the farmers of $26,200,000, a direct consequence of the large exports of 1840. These are facts and figures which every farmer knows te be true by the result of his own sales. Now, what isthe operation ef protection? Precisely that of the banks as here described. If produce in this country is low, and foreign goods, at fair prices, are taken in cxchange, the direct advantage of gettipg cer- tain goeds less than they can be made at homeis but a small part ofit. The effective demand from abroad, by taking offthesurplus, impreves the aggregate value of the,whole production of the article purehased by the foreigners, to an extent many times greater that the valua given by them in exchange for that surplus. For instance: in our article of Saturday we showed that this country took of Eagland, in 1840, 83,000} tons of iron, valued at about $4,000,000, in exchange for the wheat we sold her- Now the rise in the value of the gross production of grain in this country, caused by drawing off the surplus in exchange for that iron, was, as we have seen, $25,- is the Itnot only enables the inha ”” Theempire of China has carried this “in. Sales at the Stock Exchange. ies ew Fok 6's, 1861 Sot ® do ~ u Yorkse,1055 sh a8 hie Ono ‘a FA 3 eo vice Be " Woes digas Boud: Ht a) do Seek URE 188 jana Bonds ete 34 fteve. S es ee ‘Mechan. bk. HH Se doBrofamen se gs goTagem RR 5 92} 100 Har! 4 100 Harlam boo 97 25 Del it 25 do 530 at Cattle Market. There were very few cattle ir market this morning. somes beeves, two hundred sheep and jales were catber dull and prices declined. Sheep fetched from $2,00 to $5,50 each—Cowes and Calves fram $20,00 to $35,00 a head, and Beeves from $5,00 te $7,50 a 'y all offered were sold. Married. On the 11th April, inst., by thi Dr. Milnor, Au- seat Vaentine to Anxa D. Lawarnce, both of this cit} kK Natchez, Miss, Hon. Sancent 8. Paextiss, of Vicks loquent orator and statesman] to Miss Mant Jai sat, of Natchez. On Bunday, the 10th by ‘the Rev. Mr. Foisal Me. Atonzo it. Gaur, of thls ci ty, to Miss CHantorre Marina, youngest daughter of the late Joseph Lamou reux, Esq., of Albany. burg, Miss. cn 1h Died On Monday morning, 1th April, Mrs. Carnanins Ans wife of Theodre Jones. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited tojattend the funeral, thts afternoon at 40’clock, from her late residence 19th street, first house west of third avenue. On Monday morning, April 11th,in the 30th year of her age, Connetia Frances, bet of Robert Colgate and daughter of Abner Weyman, 7a On Mondey morning, Aprlfitth, Mrs. Carmanise Axx wife of Theodere Jones On Sunday evening, April 10th, Mrs. Many, wife of Alex. J. Henderson. in the 30th year of her age. On Sunday, April 10th instant, in the 64 year of his age, Mr. Tuomas Taner. On Sunday afternoon, April 10th, in the 30th year of his age, Michart Green. On Ry Aehagag 3 April 10th, of a short but painful ilness, Miss Saran L. @wens. ‘On Sunday morning, April 10th, in the 30th year of her mince, wife of James McGuire. Sunday, April loth, Mees Isanetta, infant daugh: ter of ‘A. and M pee Ann Lew: On Sunday evening, April loth, aged 4 years, Catue- be: GNI on dtogiter of John M. Emmet. bees ‘afteravon, April 9th, Jasrex Paver, inthe son year of — ‘On Saturday, April 9th, of consumption, in the 634 year of his age, Wu. Rrax Latest Advices RECEIVED AT ‘THe NEW yea® NERALD OFFics Arrived, Passengers PP pr Dee—8 Crooks, NYork; H Porter, Wm A Passengers Satled, Liyenroot—Pael iwi 1 to a — ts 8 hard Suacanie emer Foreign Importations, akon r—Swedish ship Ceres—450 tons iron Grinnell, Min- Domestic Importations, Pai rig Carri} hhdi bal ig 1 at Is sugar 96 bales wool MARITIME HERALD. PORT OF NEW YORK, APKIL 12, 1842. sun sun G. Weatern, Howk Britanuia, He Caledonay Lot FOR PORTSMOUTH Me. 101 Toronto, Atwosd, = April 12 Mar 20) West: |, Packets to Depart. er, Moore, April 20 LIVERPOOL. in, Al April 13 » Mar.1 | New York. Cropper, April 19 FOR HAvRES Feb 24! Baltimore. Funck, Aj Ma ¥ Rhone, Johaston, April w Vide Lyon, ‘Stoddard-.April 24 01 Rosece Hutilesou, Feb 35 | Vi 8. Whitney, Thompaon, M ew To We shall esteem it a captains of vessels here, will give to Commodore R. S:'aartin,of eur news fleet a report of the shipping left at the port whence they sailed, the vessels spoken on their parsage, it of their cargo. Commodore "Martin will board th at arrival. 'e will reciprocate the Cleared Brig: Hibernia, Tha ston, Mayatuer, 1 Butlers Washing ton, Stevena, Neuvitas, Badger ke e Pecks Chilioa, (Br) Miller, Miramichi, T Winniet; Excel, Savannah, Wm Caylo Havana, B Bahamas AB & Ni Arrivea, tear] Dee, Oram, 9 days from Havana, to y & Co Royal Sovereign, Walker, from Liverpool. Feb 16 mdse, to Reyburo & Vradevoort. Experienced strong west: erly gales during the greater part of the passage. Mach 27, in Tat 44 29, lon 47 35, auw rome immense ivtands of ice; from their height above water, they margt have been aground, being at the time in 30 fathoms wa o,dlste, spoke ship Commerce, of and from Liverpool forth rleston, is days out Swedish ship Ceres, Ronning, f om Getl». and 99 dave from Plymouth, (where she mee reoair, with iron, to Griunell, Mintucn & he C has experienced's vere gales of wind— Font bulwark, nil, &c. pase Si rig Brothers, Mayhew, 13 days from Apalachice!a, cotton, toBrett& Vore 2 ” Brig Carriocy, Gibbins, 23 daya from New Orleans sugar, to Hogaa & Mi hr Peter Martin, Ward, 2 days from Virginia, pine wood, to master. Schr Little Mary, Kimball, 12 days from Portland, fish, ‘& Brown, Schr Henry Clay, Foster. 5 days from Machi, lunber, &e to F Suow. General Record, Packer sir Tonoxto, for London, will sail tomorrow— Letter bogs at Gilpin’s. jommonwxas.ri from Baltimore, with fur i eom, ing into the Hook ou the night of the 2d inet. ran a wu got off on the 9:h ins lighter American System. List of whalers spok arop the atu ist of whalers spoken by the J Starbuck:—Sept 131h, Rod- man, 500 bole; Oct, leauc fo wland: #150; Ocean? poor, 18th at Payta, “Alto, 450; Leniugton, 700; "Sept 17, Washington, Oct 15, ng Na. 1500; tee hath Mercury, do, 59.— Heard f ‘ NB. 22 mos 1100 — nt, Noe 1400, Jan 13, Inga, of ape Pp th ult. oft Cape Antonio, Wm Henry, Province- ‘on etter from Jua‘or,of NB, renorte Oct 21. 1at 8. Nl A letter from Jun‘or, of renor' t 2h. lat & 19 W, Harvest, FH. clean, bound to the Crosette Islands. Spoken, Pape ss of Banare 4 ay 4 fm Wilmington NC. for Gua- daloune, March 28, lat 24, lon 6: fter discharging her cargo in the Louisa, 76 days tm 25 45, lon'67 60. Henristta. ¢Philacelphia for St Barts, out 6 days, March 19, Jat 28, lon ‘Talcahuana for Baltimore, March 31, lat Foreign Ports. BMavacurz, March 2—In port. Nehmakanta, Baker, fur N York, 8 diye; Sag tdahock, Gould ic, Dyer, do, 4; Allred. Mason, wig «a go; Leader, dor Chas M Smith, dings Martha Woo, bhi ej 5. TheLe. range, (0 load for charleston, and ——, Cousins, for N York, ave sailed for Arecibo. Marana vessel in port. Vavranat NYork, in 80 days—she arr at Mazatlan on the 19th United Stat«s Porte. Ey bea cen April 5—Sld Oregon NYork; Jasper, Stew- Machias TPontLaxp, April?—Arr Henry, NY srk; Lexingt rota rh id Newosvrrronr, April7—Arr Mary, Baltimore; 8th, Cyrus, Philadelphia. wGrovce: April 8—Arr Cceana, New Orleans for Ports- ER, * Declaration, NYork for Bengor aoe eee Ary Emily Wilder, Palermo, Hotes Hot, April Are Alabatia, Newbera for Boston, ins Pwivaevedta, April 10—Arr Eagle, Boston; Shark, New ork. Avexanpaia, Al Are Cornwall, Kingsten Jam, Sid Billow, NYork: pitt ih, haa HeanelUie, Barbadoes pril 6~Arr Leonidas, New York. In Hampton Willis Putnam, Maveguea.. ‘The Forestefm Mobile for Bic mend, came in fi tea in eo. and proceeded up James riv- 2D ‘a “"winincton, Ni jApiib at: Tecunse, Beaufort; Henry yw York; Regul a La rok; tus, do; N or (sitiaique. Cla irondi Senegal, Afr ion, (Br) Yarmouta NS; John, Portsmouth NI Duite Wilmington ton Del; Sarah I net Abisrman Bema, Le age F Alea, Susan Ludwig, Warren Ri; Wm Laing, do. ‘arespectable girl, a si tuation to ee eneral ePak? Pivebe call afsa Giey Hall Places” 212 1t*m Pp PARTIC! Cc practitioner, Sslamon Heine, M.D. having concluded “at his tow advanced age of 63 years, to make an effer to th such as has never been presented before, will undertake any ore be maliguant gr long standing diaeasea of every " er medical or # treatment, and considered by others jucurable. He will give a tri (isetadigg medicine) without ch je, and iC the patient in advantaged, the Doctor wil stand 3 moderate chi reement, tocure him. If the pa not benefitted iit il, se ckarye whale ott ts made for med: cine oF eendange,’ 08 “a ¢ Doctor’s office is iu Reade street Imost opposite the Marshall House, cerner of Broadway ad fe $ epgonite th al2im* 5 SAI aeIN M. I. H.3 REMITTAN®E of $i00 = received in Feb- ruary last, and the intending absence to Eu. , re wiah to wre and receive l- Hs address, which ‘s Tyre furaished them, THE SHIELDED VICTORIA SHAS & DIAPER PIN. fe- THE LADIES. FASHIGNARLE » MILLINERY GOODS —The proorie- 8. KING, aaughter of the celebrates rl King, je amrat select and choice assortment of Milling: ry Goods, fur the spring trade, uever aa yet presented to the public, Beth aa regards the quality and cheapaeas of the arti jortment consisis of the “Tt sguitrated SILK HAT, CALLED. c POTTE D’- OR NS. as worn by La Peel fee oes e; Choad SriD A SILKS ENTIRELY NEW AN RIGIN. eae ’ Miwa solici:s the iadies to favor her with a call. and examire he: eleg wnt aud varied stock of Milli ery for themselyca, befure they purchss: eleemhere,aa it will to th in price, t acl as re- yf the KING, Gatsiec a 393), Benn 7 cadiay. NE HH LSE Wis ‘rear Artificial schsaad thoes she way seceine the'Reetht Rnoviog swion th phat fet BIz tate Ta the mouth o! ‘th my Aes ged, siste seid ont tele af rt ‘metal ofanyd Chambers etree! M CARD Dr, aay ee ia “coaurt ‘i office. Str reappria. d that raduated Id tne proteesion in Piatedelphia cade pot entitled fobe honed amgne the tor distant. doctors, medica! pullers pre medicines_are not di trken, but erin quick im effectin rhenced lose at*entton to tl cided. advauts ree rom the action cases that admit of it, he set,. without using one par al? im'r x7GREAT FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS. si . BE of WILDERS | Ener SAFES copa Ward & et poe ined aa in Tad fier . here sot Je desire to see —IN. wine, 11th Maren. "The above snfe. was F the: ‘uae er to Thomas P. Stanton, merchant, No; 136 ‘ront at. his house Orle — ‘and haa proved of immense value to the owners. ral assortment, at prices ranging from $60 to $300, on tenitesd aad for sale SILAS C. HERRING, No, 139 Water st. The only suthorised agent for the male of Wilde atent Salamander Safes. Genes rw MANGANESE—i00 Bie ek oxide of man 4, 4 and for pene es Beery iE & BROOK. A Liberty at. Fu NTS to jet to single xentiemen in house No. a4 Broad ay. Enquire on the premises. rom sh, One Pi Geld tacles. ‘Thi ry allrecve To Dollars reward. tod wo action Appl a atm iach DELAPLAINE, 68 Wall st.. Office No 9 —<——, TS THE ELECTORS UF THE sefenD WARD — PJ subseri ver offers himeelf as a candidate for the office Nivitdtiseaednge le Uneet ener bial i WILLET SEAMAN, La Norma Segars, Line from brig Obio, from Havens. 00" ‘of superior a ees he ale in Iowcea nuit Kpacehasers, at reasonable prises, DER, 46 ‘Chathasn | we a “4 PRINTERS, a ie Herald's mises 21 _ office, tow ce oo it. OF TO Le ry one a ea ae Hempetew Long je On the gaat side of the Biv, well e: pe ageatlorsan Ts Beaten who wh: hei to place hiw healthy shaseizn, Spring the, het rum: mer mont jun with the mite and evening. To a tenant the rent ill velmode tate. Apply at 103 Amity at. PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. HESE far-tamed ane er Vang ny Amusements. ails, from ae a or we perceive, to be obtained i count tisement on the Vaat columuof fourth page. NTARY BAEL Bali ioe ompliment to Mr W the Apello Saloon, 410 Broadwa: 15th—the floor to be under the entl-anen. The music by Mr. Allen Dodworth , advoitting a gentleman and to the committee, a the bar of the Apolio, and of Me reaideuce, 145 Grand street, auj.at the d 2% "AL 10) o'clock, at the eer of Bleecker and Hammond sta. Flegaut furviture—Co pei other carpets. ruz and other tables, handsome three ply eu ection of a commuter of as v. high post and other berlateads, a fantery of kitchen utensils furuiture, tures, toile mattresses, painted cooking #tove, a number ot PRING FASHIONS ——New pear at £ wales room. ionibie MiThnery will be opened for iuspection on Thursday, Ap the cheapest and most fashiopable Bounet tore im New York, 84) Bowery, compri -ing a general ard most elegant assortment 0° the latest style of Bonne cent below usual | At Splendid and ex beautiful recond hand Cabinet Furoiture. SM ‘at the large atore2s Ann street, formerly th aval, free, the moat spews id stock re offered for Years. f of IV Alexander, ¢ & J’ Young, ‘A Goodale & ale will take place with h ving room in the auction room. will be warrented. ‘Catalogues in seenon Tuesda: + 12} o'clock at the sales ror. tage Sale—Twe be wuttful cottage with frit. Ke. No 13 Cornelt arden shrubbery, known as the for pubsie EHOY & ti pany to Buffalo, propose io despatch on the 15th Senger through’ the following ewuuties in Mie jonroe, Hilledale, a 10 Toledo, Perrysville and Maume Couvties, iv as ageneral agent for the transaction ef any business that m: Western Expre: ti the richest ayne, Washteu # of the rich irom $250.2 beautiful Witten carpets, rugs, matts, Ke. ‘Also, 2 very handsome damask couches, and afterwards one set of extension tables. Also, a splendid rose wood niano forte. THUR AY. At10} o'clock, at 66 Greenwich at. Blogant Furnitare—Particulars hereafier. an invoice of Splendid paintings. iV tluable Furniture—At 10} o'clock, at No.7 Beaver street. forniture, of one of our oldest «pers, lately deceased, HCE. Riel, Anctioncer. RIELL & ARCULARIUS. at the Auction Room. tr OTIC caare. t tine suk Mortine ) bez to announs a of immediatel country—in doing which 1 ee r fully to an inspection of their extensive stoce of eles Plate, Ph which tuey have inetructed their arent to Uy it eatebliebmant in this ed of without {nim againat. Mesara. Mortimer & Hunt will please to Broadway, for exami ‘ion and liquidati iudeb ‘ed to the firm are req iested to pay the sume tere agear ti ide made, and old port by the cage wud all. persons ads iy party URSDAY, April 14th, Broa: way and White st., ng of bruasels and ingr sin Carpet, rs, marble top. center and pler tab; ich damask window curtains, t RE Rees that a few casea of the (fud Deautifal article of Nespo'itan Sonnet,” ite! SSALL’S, N No. 377 TH At 10 o'clock, at thee Elegant Furniture— mahogany French dining do card do, ri Freveh plate, pier’ glas-es, wofas, ottom cloths, mahogany wi e WKARING APPAKE have been received at Broadway. and Mra ean Tie este er i Danet Iasvic, and far more beautiful vant upon the head, than the moat costly Leghorn: exders it amoat They are warranted not to injure eith , and possess all the qutli- tached’ to the Leghorn, ‘The ex 8 og. tab e cutlery, #il- glassware &e.; tgeth. r with a lnege of kitchen py cooking utensils, with which This ast pecultaril for aummer wie. from exposure to the sua or the ras ties for ren-vation that is Cataloguca ready en ithe ane ant piano fortes. le. nutteato ‘ag abo: [MPSON. A ‘° GACOM 8 PLATT'S tenth Sat wh, rican Hardware avd Gatlete, German Silver and Fi Goods, &e, AL take place THIS DAY, at 10 o’clock, at No. ed at ag0N: rate panne aby ‘who d:sires ‘uch an article will hesitate to «| PeoKIox FUNDE—Union Baan oad, Rourhern ‘Trust ape | E'S, i:eommence with a variety of Carmi ited States Bank notes, Illinois do, Michigan, Indi DEAATENSEI —A tay as ie well qualified t tion in the art of te 10 cates Cast 8. Ay 60 dez 0 Diggers, Shovels, &°. 20 dozen Pewter ans t A Clarice and Carrington’ Coffce Mulls, i THEATHM, + 2 THIS} EVENING Ave, ‘The verformanee will eommex<e@ we eh Sir Win Daventry, tap, Mr. Placide ._, Berey Ardent, Earl of Stang rey, Clark | Supite, Chippendale Norah oe omnes. Mise 8 Cushman '0 conelude with, BROTHER AND SISTER, Don Sylvio de Flores, Peason | Dou Christoval, Uhippendal Pacheco, Piacide | Bartok ‘amy. ee ‘Mise 6, Cahors, > Res inthe, Mrs Verncn Admi Ht 50 cente : Gallery 95 eante CHATHAM THEATRE THIS EVENING, April 12~The performance will commence UNCLE: POP; or, the Pledge of Love. Banbeo Soypatash, Mr. Ric Nae Mra. Thorne. sity Dick Dareatl, ‘3 Mr. W. Wood setty, Mrs. Thorne. a After which Master Wood, will appear in 3 frvorite Dance. To be folowed ‘ty. Rice Farce of x 10 MILES FROM LONDON, romper, Mr. Rice Master Tou Dobbs, C. Mestayer” Julia Ledger, Mrs. Herbert. conclude w THE MU Teer TALE RMO, yrtilloy ir. Wood Hield Mra. Thorne Bi s Pit 1a 5 A m at Gallery 19) TCKELL'S OLYMPIC TREAT VENING April 1.—The performance will comcnaon Pot we ea Rohsten, olony, rv. Edwin F Wy. Mra Noemi ice ae ee Boz, IMr. Herneastle Sai Weller, Mitchelt Mra. Novelgnbbie, Mea, Wat 0830 To conelulewith the bur'ceque of g HERC Sambo, Mr Rice Jil lake {RANKLIN THEATRE—Know aay men $1000 i# to be decided this week, to the drawing 1000 peopte nightly for 12 tights tot! ensure winning, the manager will give away sof $5 Be aa 250 All who enter, have a number given them, apd du- Ly es placed ina cat uy Person may examine them placed draw thea the if they ehi fortably- 1500 rightly.” "The per emare 25 ren AMSRICAN MUSEUM, Corner Broadway one Ann street. ; Bsraun, S pe RB ATEST" RETRACTION. OF THE SEA DAY AND VERING. THI WEEK uz Monday, April 10.—In order to accommodate Britannia Teapots , Philadelphia C instruc-ion in two or three poten Sale peremptory. She doea uot oretend to make good writers in two or even three lesa ons, but he pes by proper attention and a steady course ractice to give her patrons perfect satisfact ior references given as to capabitity, respect For further roa ow ready, and the goods can be exami A UCTION NOTICE —Theclagant Furniture t» be sold at yat 2 and 32 Annstreet nd 115 will be ready for tx mination on ‘Tuesday, after 11 THOS. BELL, Auc'ioneer. UCTION NOTICE —The Exegant Furniture to be sold At on Weduesday, at 10) o'clock, in the Store, 28 Ann tt, is no ena 'y for examiaation. THOMAS BELL, Auctionrer FARE as. FREIGHT REDUCED. Aras MAIL, SESE ae | AND Srey com- =e Stonington and Providence, and “Boston and Provilance Itai M. ASSACHUSET TS ,Capt. eiereexs HODE, pt. ANS! SETT. Capt. Woolke : MO! One of which willleave’ fram pies No. North River, Bi ng Pla 3 aero, on Wednesd ty aie 3 ‘4 line addres-ed t» box 973 upper Post Office, will meet with jon. a9 Lw* THE KREMLIN, BROADWAY, comer ot Tham did estab!ishment ia now open fc public. havieg been fitted up ae'an-elega men desirous of spendiny a few houre of tice of healthful exercises.and agreeable wo separate saloons are ‘The first contains four very rupe- treet—This splen- reception of the ort for gentle- rein the prac- ations from bu- rooms and bowling aleve. rior tables, and the second four excellent alleys, Joon has the advantage of a fine light is furnished in the most superior styl a Indeed, no pains nor he Kremlin ‘upen a foot tans of the mest inviting respectaili- iG gentlemen to visit their es to anmure thems that especial, regard will ei a eran and no expeus e follow ng superior, bs Al ‘AS. Bon Rater New vei di, Sunda at the Astor House, LET—The store 111 Broadway. sdypining Trinity suitable for acy business, tud favorably knows Arr a TM NARRAGANSET rename MASSACHUSETTS, on Tuesda eae for ffonloaton, ‘alot the steamerp'at ‘sand proceed sores, bo Lars t0 ight taken wiht much reducedrates:— ighing forty pounds oF up fon, and ob ineasurement goods 7 ‘Also, twelveor fourteen furnished apartments. for single gen- tlemen, which will he let b in a dining saloon upon the Kremlin, where meale will be rerved at all hours, the month or other: . Thurs pie and curopean plan, attached with The B ¥ w York, the cheape any quantily aot a'aL their eataoisheneat: shoved ion, itis requested that they be brought backthe money will be returned. 6 PAVILION AT NEW BRIGHTON. THE SUBSCRIBER begs re to his patrons snd the public, that completely refitted ‘and to recriv« company ou theculte fool, at oso pe vovidence. on measurement goods 5 cents per cubic ee article articles as per tariff to be ob wa G REAT WESTERN EXPRESS FOR ALBANY, TROY, BUFFALO MONTREAL. SHARNDEN & CO, luving mid with Se a ments with families who constantly to and from a city of New Yor! ‘The Compe! well fubrity, and unrivalled beauty ncn to mulemen of busine pect 01 io with Perzeroy’s Weitern E ixorese for uf sh mediate places, an’ with Jacob’s Ex, a for Mont ‘They Have ai office fitted up exelustvely for their own use ajdcck ot earn by contain a mci meateager, whose ih 0 money” and valuable joy ecoealey residence hia devotion to tl 5 ta, he ante Riimself, will satiety “all who GEORGE vier e800. “His israel mille reasonal nay favor | fan wit New Brighton. 7th as 1942, oF F- lye Seely iG thee then cc cont. alt therefore thei much less than at any Shiain Meh car objec to-sall our entice’ stoes beiceatn fot parcels, and the recommen ol oft au closes Ne 3 Wallotreet. at CH ovelock, P. M_, thereby giving the business commun: hour and a half later th mediate deli at Soe cect change; ‘fice in Troy ,228 River st. HARNDEN & CO. POMEROY & CO.’S ALBANY, BUFFALOJ& CHICAGO EXPRESS. i u poo g Re ere new Leper 9 a rej " Neploccs, for FORWA menses A coda, ‘Specie, Bank Rec etree ety ae week vie Packageat will attend fer, colletion or payineat of Bile of advant. ali bat “the General Poat O1 wail ‘treet until 4] o'clock, « FERGUSON, 88 es a who are ia BL yi! wile a frm of SHARP & mutual horns yon All ct | ae “lala gaat ae Topreseat the same for pay menteaad all fudett tebe payment of the same to either of the undsreimece 3 New y Forks, ‘April sth, 1842. 2 ER’ JAMES FERGUSON. iS HEALTH—The rerwere from the ‘isting under the hy, disnlved by Rp RICHES” oF ain of votre aa ne| tc moat Siaraing symptoms. of Cn meio inte, Wehavecertii 1G, at low rates, 10) rome, at 21 Notes, important Papers a change, Notes, 'D sonable per centage Ss. tment respectanio they hare received in using the articl gto the assertions of counterfeiters, ewrorn facts is now published City of Brooklyn, Kinge Coun duly ae deposes and me ‘xecute orders for the purchase manufactured articles of ev towns on their route. DEN & CO’S E. A C0’8 EXPRESS nd, Detroit and Chicago and in- ing st oure the most direct, 6 tion sed transaction of aif mercaaite and Tie We Olcott Watts, A.D. Patchin, Nea Lee, Jaines Terlor, E. ‘ipod bei personally acg ae i howletge that the only person nae medicine B xj vad trame: aye 8 Renuine that place, froin the only ori orn before bea pie Re Jan 1842, Cc if Deeds. ume: resid Toettiy from my" 6 ements in regard cat are tie, Beware ae Copntertolts, ‘aa the great queation ‘of life or e ky hange Buildi pets ast sti Sites ree Bere ) WESTERN MERCHANTS. TRBLIANCE PORTABLE IRON BOAT. LINE—¥o: 331) t 116 and 248 ‘Broad sire! a erm bottles vi next size $1,and arullez pine 90 12 between Philadelphia ', Premium Corn and Pumpkins, Alswer seeds Hrelih grace for 4 Trait nd pocket | oe shrub he ia imp trananurtation affore to weatern Ag K terms, at 3 advantages. "The f > ii ‘wedaaey, (2%) of 8 carefully pack- larkct street, are tl i Fottage Railways without and crews are employed, who iladelohia, and c ding delaye and the liability of road Wi Li6th atreet, Harlem. TO BOATMEN. Paving Stone of the firey quality. Ap- in the carried over the Columbia them tye om ts route, thus being oes ly FOR LIVERPO! aru ‘en 5OL—a0, Sheared Sout! rican Ne “0 red Sou eon aie table 30,000 Ibs. do do do, sustable i help ig gt puoetanees, hp ‘GILMAN, S sits ie SORE. eqery, day. Bux. Wasinbetsn street. jar packet of the goth mg regular packet ship a PEOPLE'S 1 LINE FOR a0 eaNt and & ae o’eloch, P. a ip "Ec a for here ft th SMcMURKAY, term diate places, daily at fi ious steamboat ROC! ‘agers can secure bet Johns leaves az aboveon Monday, OOS. oelne TH. AMERICA, reniard, lea Iyhuredey snd Mtiarday, shoreccens st Foce hove boats are new and substantia!, furnuhed hes as gee aad, Torepred and accommodations Par rieere or trelght, covty on board, or to. ESTER. Cont. St. ednesday and Friday mhave them brought out, b asabove, if by letter post paid. FOR NEW ORLEANS—Louiian Vork ae ne First regular " ‘Geptaia Want, will wantively ‘cal pity peat in Great care wit be taken to ha’ the old country ca perb ship, or any « ular packet Ts Lm ship eg ~ FOR ieee ‘shige MES ial Hits latel, 'd from yndid furnished aecommoda- Sank wlth quill dees rable Ww hk ap percent paver ance for cabin, 2d cabin it be taken at mod in 8 board the ship at Crieans wharf. foot JOHN HERDMAN, to send fn theit friends, read ern gutby either of ‘he ‘Sore es ne ‘aino be ae Moai who will Holl sped ht ar Captain, Mura promptly, Sawa ka) ‘and eail the 25th April, her suceeed the Lousville, iB LIVE! INE O| sy ROW FAC YORK, burthen 11 repeat mite ‘sail positively oF pice. modations for eabin, 2d cabin teraas apply on board, foot of roughout the United F FE LERDON= Fico of this a Te endid fat sailing packet shi ry conifortably ticeaenaty a few more csbin,second ng very peek: mense crowds which attend here. the Lecture Room has beenenlarged. The mysterious € PREY GIRL eau be consulted Day or Evening. She inthe greatest wonder of the age F,om 10 (012 and from 1to.5 she she can be privately consult an ORACLE, or Fenstelie of Future Eveuts, free of charge. M BARNU UM will 1 fetrodyce some truly wonder'u p ET ISM on a child three . omn the Ce nut Theatre, Priladelphin, a variety of, cons SONGS amd DUET ES" Ea PEAITE CELESTE, the charming dancers in various gdmired Dances. A ‘prea i a play of the LPALLA Say eaNTTal TE Will introduce aw INDIAN GAMES. FALLS OF NIE. GARA, with re ALBINO LADY, Puuematic Rail Road, Fancy Glass Blowing, Grand Cosmorama, and 500,000 Curionties, aplendid day performance takes place every Wednesday aturaay alternoon. "Admitiauce ta the whole 25 cente—children half price. PEALWsS NeW YORK MUsnUM. R. HARRINGTON, the renowned and unrivalled Ven- singularly gifted magician, for five nights rolina Rubena, theaweet little duet and ong. ater. relative of the great Rubeua, eae ‘Mr. Austiaa, the diverting, merry, queer comic si Duets, Solos, Ventritoquism, Legerdermain, and Wonderful Fly ing Machine, in the lecture room every evening this week. ol relic Kiperiments every Day and kvening by Nie: ea SNDID DAY PERFORMANCE cvery Wednesday and Saturday, at 3 0’clock "The Largest and Rarest LA eee in the world, of Ori giunl Portraits ef distinguished Ameriaan worthies Dacvenmroryre Lixexxasrs taken in the mort scientifie manuer,and at moderate price ‘Admitiance to the whole 26 centa; children haif price. 025 1m Mt okahaats GRAND CO: CERT at Library, April 19th aasisted by Mr Charies Brab Miss Augusta Browu —Mr. Brabain will, f New York, sing the Chevalier Neukoman’ ; “ Napoleon’ Miduight Reverie,” and Lover's new aon Mok ly Browp;” Mr. Charles Braham, Bows ce There's a charm in id * My sister dear,” fror laseaniello,and Se Tete ale ia fathers All's well,” aud "Hest, weary traveller,” for the first time. Concert to commence at 8 o'clock. Tickets £1 each. chil- Ores. a2 air dren hall price at ie mm ‘A GRAND Vou NSTRUMEN CERT will be givenat Siblo, April ith, by the celebrated German Band, tar the nett at a “mnembers, who were severe su fre ihe RATE AMC a earn eae sion, u ith ot! 1 ting uiel ‘particul Ler het gramme will be gion ta fate tills eat clea ctl. o. ¥ PART |. om 1. Overture—Zampa, £ Bemus ecranles Waltz, Peace & Sous Haus des V chee By the Rinere £ Frumet Solarby Mr Walter, Germ Bt tuck Step—Brass instruments, erm Song—Graud March. by m ‘Phe Marve 7. Trombonr—Terset, Aaaeb tazGaliop, aaner. be armermncutreriatitnn 7S 2. ¥ Rong-—escked in the eradle of the deep, Rawer 3 Krortung's Waltz, Lanner & Violin Soio, by Mr. Wiegers, Kalliwoda 5, Seng—The free eountry, by ‘The Rayners &: Tremolo Walt, oabitaky roneieeicomanies bythe German ay ‘Tickets, at the prineipal music ‘stores one dollar each. sig.ater ei AIR WO ES Se i Nw SAURED CONCERT wil ‘A Sustay evdeing next, Apral sti vin at Bates atberal for the benefit of the sufferers by the Inte dread{ul fires, treulare ture advertisements.+ ‘all 9a OCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. V NORTH wil give Hnatruction i sing and of the vie: Tin, srotonceltow lute, «lirtocety iny,43 Murray street. Lessons me punil if desired. MORAL, INSTRUCTIVE, RECREATIVE AND TE EMPERATE nant ae pial - it huretta, Ni sine, aia ‘SIGNOR ‘aaRvIS 10 NANO, ‘The juatly celebrated and naturall cudowed yMictempeycho- traordi . Babioon, Fly, ke-, ha bee Bidar ae wi that itm comit south, taviit the above States J of Eranco funda Oly mpica iy the q I. Music, w Eiyeee at rot tes to mts tig ths casurteleseat HE s | ie Yet offered ‘consist of 4 Metempaychosian flight of git ne GNOME FLY. ta which Bignes’ RERVIG No milewhody. ete one BABBOON®! "MANET Meeycham, the Quean of the Peri. Mad. Hervie Nano followed A MUBICAL’ OL10 ! consisting of Pianoforte eo by Madame HERVIO 1—Grand Sonato in B @—Concerto Stuck in 3—Grand Fantasi he Ki Sak ute Bri Save ith tall Orcheatral A ‘0 conclude with aa Hiis*or bine iran ‘the Tudian ‘Maid N.B.—Persons desirous of Taking, can Jeare parcigalare D> ep to ihe Branch atbery, rR HERVIO NANO. DM & Mees, iaely trom eorove, covesecs ott ae M5 ‘irme aa highest branches, yeves ine eas oy ging, and in the use of the straight tracked Sabre, Hunting Knife, Mueket and Bayoue wet tarticalars, enquire at 808 Pearl street mit im? ‘s GYMNASIUM. PISTOL GALLERY. S8RS HUDSON & NON respectfull form th th if New York, that they har rm the gentlemen 0 at they have Bitte GYMNASIUM at the corner of C Bead and it is uow open for the reception of visitors. ‘ution is of the first in every ‘com reas eet r the purpose of Athletic Exercises. varring Lessons given iven duly Terme modernte. 7 and evening. al tm? FULLER’S GYMNASIUM. TPO, THOSE WHO VALUE HEALTH—The Gymos- sium, 205 Greene street, near Bleecker, ope dsity. "$s sbdition to. the svguler exerclowe ct ths Oreos iui Nyro 1 Gieced Pinal iy wie tog Alley, Quit. Ground, Pirtol Target, with. a large open spare for running and jumping, and other out-door setercises Wich render this estblishinest, aaa gymnasium, wiperior to entice iba ve the privil: ge of | t the a at jemen # eribiog have ¢ the privili ge of exercisin Branch Gy moasium, 20 Ann st, whe gre tere here implen necessary for iu-dour exerci Fengiog ales by an eminent Pro Oe ot woplesban omen wie or po Rg lel 2 PIANO FORTES.. gov. THERN DEALERS and find it to th pont abin and steerage passengers if € een or 1s wishing to send for ther Irieods, can have out on M24 of early application be made on plese reserve fat Tet ihe New ork te the va ns wishing to send to theo old country fe ¢ theme t it we aa from Liveros sienthe Ts Gan have drafts jon mane lui principal towne ot G OR LIVERPOOL Packet of the PASSAGE Kom mm BVI pant] coaiirely bores bere momodacione pasvaae Otly, applicat rom.the above ruoe ‘ou apol) toribers, aa above. \L—New Line— Packet E. K. COLLINS & CO. 5¢ Southstreet. ERIDAN, Captain De ‘wlit'suceced the Siddone, sid sail 28¢% i ships of this line sailing, p aad i Serer betcha! 8. Beate, ‘master will oat for the erections, ‘accommodation: , ne WENDELL, 90 Soute rt TA, FROM HAVRE nip sina ‘0 er Sam Bile of ket ee Pe in the mon ploeks, ond sompered Ph rh heer ay performed 2 v0 tera Boron ach selene a concern. ‘Lice at vere For erma spply to on figs iy vie 4 Is now ered (ne BO! Brokers. 9 ‘Toute ania FOR HAVRE—The ver 902 eet fae LS go F despatched cn ‘the ‘2th inet. it freight or ase ree FUT a msorEs, an to the public store, ated to be equal 1 Selpwest pen £3 le ibrtce for atthe lowe West Fenrteenth reel, bet BI tee far Hire: fortea for hnre at the manulnetsry TF OR dA TED DOCTOR NELSON raoy dade MAY BE SEEN At a7) BROAD. Mons, Mallan. “rinecewment with which you filed the eftnoal a7 ‘reads fully vaawered purpose ME isch A applied, a ates WH, Reciteene of ertiheil teeth, plas oe ‘gold eumahi-iae {com a range of three oF four teeth up to a complete eet for both jaws Which ‘viveseen you execute, are op 8 evel with the fig! ‘der of dental substitution now m, either here of ia Euroge. 1am Se OBERT NELSON, M.D. Mareh 15,1842. 44 franklin mireet Moun. Watuan & Sons, Surgeon Dentist a7@ Broadwar. muta ime? [OTICK—DRY GOODS-BROWN & URQUHAaT eayecttu heir coniry friends and enstome ¢ pap pen 4 seeneraly Nuss tee Ware aeoeval et nt splendid establishment, aged by We Vane, where they are daily og tacve cuanto’ ‘of new go: or Aue ‘10M, spemehi ie offered at or, sii,