The New York Herald Newspaper, May 3, 1842, Page 3

steady rain; abont enough to check the major pait of all out-door operations. ln stocks a very light business has been done. There were n6 sales in State Fives, though the same opiice at which they sold on Saturday was bid. Trenton Rail Road stock weems to be falling; yet 1 have heard of no particular cause. Saunderson’s new F) House, near the cor- ner of Third and Chesnut, ww nearly comp! leted, and presents a really handsom appeardnce. Being in the hands of one of the best known and moat ac- complished latidlords in the country, and situated in the very centre of the business part of our city, can- not fas im’ alittle while, to be tae Philadelphia Hotely ‘The May term of the Court of General Seesi commenced thia morning. The Grand Jury w charged by J Barton, who was quite severe agai , scurrilous penny papers, that were daily fursoah the streets. He said convie- b libels should incur a servitude ie “ey ‘tentiary, and that all, old of young, should be punished. een Naki oN ain BE Const or Brazits.—The President has recog- nized Edward S. Sayres, Vice Consul of Brazil tor the port of Philadelphia. ‘ol ° Vinersta Execrion.—This State is going back to the lecofocos. We have received returns from 29 counties. Last year these returned 24 whig mem- bers and 12 locofocos; this year they have returned 18 whigs and 38 locotocos. Fuow Mexico.—It seems that the schooner Caro- line left Matamoras April 17th for New York. She touched at the southwest Pass, and landed some pas- sengers and-papera. The Caroline reports schooners Creole and Water Witch ut Matamoras ready New Orleans, detained by low tides. ‘The former had $56,000 in specie, besides other cargo, and the latter $10,000. The schooner Ceylon was loading for New Orleans, and was to sail soon. No general news—no newswf movement of troops. Froas Yucatan.—The papers by the Lichfield from Yucatan ogly reached us last night. ‘The young little nation ‘ars to be advancing in domestic industry, and in confidence of independence. ‘The people generally are determined to follow the example of "Fexas, and resist Mexico and Santa Anna to the hilt. The whole militia force of the Peninsular are being organized and put in the best possible state for any emergency. From Frorwwa.—The “Savannah Georgian” has received and published the following from the troops in Florida + “ The troops in the field, commanded by Colonel ‘Worth, in perwon, after some efforts, succeeded on the 19th, in bringing the enemy ‘under Haleck ‘Tus-te-nuggee to action in the hammocks, near the le. After a wevere and well contested fight the enem: mpeapetately fled ; their rout was com- plete ; all their baggage and food were taken ; the enemy’s logs was one killed, and two wounded. and one prisoner; our loss, one private killed and threé wounded. ‘It ig said that the Indians fought with the most determined courage, and only gave ground at the point of the bayonet. Lieut. Arnold, 2d dragoous, charged the enemy’s line with on! four men, oneof them was killed and two wound, ed. “Colonel Worth was within twenty feet of the soldier killed.” It is thought that, 3,000,000 ‘Tue. WuKad Cror. bushels will be raised this season in Michigan. Emterawes ror Lmsria.—A_ eompeny, of omi- grante, eighty-five in number, arrived here last evg- ning iw the steamboat from Richmond, to take pas sage im ship Maripoges, which has been chartered by the Colonization. Society, to take them out to Liberia. This isthe same company of emigrants alladed to in the communication of the Society’ Agent, published in the Herald of Wedneaday.— y were forinerly the property of a gentleman of ‘enneemee, who hae lately freed them—after giving the: instructions as have fitted them for be- AprowtMents wy THe Peestoxyr.— William I. H-Scott, Register of the Land Office at Du Bugue, lowa, vice Heury Harrison, resigned. Consi/s.— John H. Prebles, of Pe vania, for Cam: in Mexico, in the place of Peter A. Carnes, resigned. O. 3, Morse, of Virginia, for the port of St. John’s Porto, Rico, in the gre of John O. Brad- ford, resigned. Ieee » Hale, of Maseachu- vette for the Island of St. ‘Thomas. Land Officers. —Wyatt J. Draghn, Receiver at Augueta, Mi., vice William G. Crawley, resigned. James C. Sloo, Register at Shawnetowa, Ill., re-appointed. Bankrapt List. SOUTHBRN DISTRICT OF NEW York. David Ingersoll Hunter, Green co., May 31. Ferd. Lawrence, merchant, May 31. Biiughom Cock, June 14. aor So clerk, New York, (late of the firm of yaad Butler, Clay & Co., May 31. ward Bullne, » Brool of Meeren & Bullus) June Sheldow Woodru®, limber merchant, New York, May a. Jon H. Gardner, New York, (one of the late firm of we Fela late Keepers of the City Hotel, N. +) Jame Jone Baits Conger, clerk, of Montgomery, Orange co., (one of the late frm of Trimble & Conger, and J. 8. & A. Conger, of said villege,) June 2. + (one of the late ¢@- CHATHAM THBATRE.—This theatre, last oven- img, Wes, as we expected it would have been, filled to ovestow! motwithetanding it was moving day, and the rain emne. incessant. e luction ef the Vau- devilles highly succosstaf—indeed they could not ‘be oth from the mi ent and expensive man- ner in whiok they are luced. J. BR. Scott appears to- night inthe drama of Galderon,and aleo in the Two ry end the vaudeville of Open House is repeated. AMERICAN MUSEUM.—Notwithstanding tho the Gipay Girl's levee wae well attended a tBreaghen tis nce was present last moe ‘et Winchell’s comic humours, as sieptayos ly unique play of Old and Young Nick, and er, in which he has no equal in Argeri- of Rosalie, the dancing of Coleste, and the fo Animal Magnetism by Barnam, drew forth great appiaume. The attractions for this week are unerually Visit the Museum in the day time and consult mysterious Gipsy Girl, and return free of charge in the evening and witness the performances. AN Ei INTIAL ARTICLE FOR THE TOI- *-—-Gourend's Ban de Beaute is decidedly the best ar- tiole of the Rind ever offered to the ” ha and richly merite Ge great enccess it hav met with. It quickly and @eetvally removes all these freekles and eruptions which will ecoudemally appear upon the fairost anil smoothest skis. Iw ‘and soothing qualities speedily re- move the infammation aad con ent irritation of chap- ped handeand lips, Gentlemen will find the Ean de Beante au admirable wash for the face after ah: as itdirectly remove the dimgrereblo smarting sensation which fre gin, ern) that troublesome but necessary opera- .— Bestow Oncle Som. the original office, 47 Walker street, one way, $1 per bottle, and at O47 Broad. 6g THW READERS OF OUR PAPER, AND THAT of ooures includes every body, hereby informed, that if any of them, in consequence of exposure to the weather y , havecontracte| a cold or are aMicted with a cough, 0 box of Sherman's Lozenges will remove it immediately —in addition to which they will have the plea- sure of them. The Dr's office is at 106 Nass . - = , Boston; Burgess, Philatelphia; Reed, Biimore; Bren Taylor, Washington City. City Despatch Post, 48 Wittiam Sreenr. deposited before balf-part ot bor 4, halt pest ta, tad halé-pont 8a 4 oa Ao . ae . a poraleale will be een Basten Orevwes.—Letters deposited before 7.1 welvok, will be seat out for delivery at 9, 1. mu LEX. M. GREIG, Agent. Short Fact TO THE AVYLICTRD.-It is sometimes urged that rhoumation cannot be cared by waing it. Dr. Hewen is th tained a reputation unequalled by thenmation. Thie externally, with Indian Vegetable Klixir internally, is warrantet to the most severe cares—to extend contracted mum le the being ‘and sensibility to limbs long parnly od " a only weed refer to the case of B. Rhinelander haq., way, and to insert the following weil known casa to ‘the confidence of the public for these cles. ‘The Mliewing is too respectable, anil the gentleman too wollknown to valent oiicaks Let it be read. L have bea afflicted most grievously since INt2, with eration and coutraction of the corlsof my legscansed by the cramps of the cholera, which I then had in its most form. Aftertrying many remedies in vain, I have found relset_-hed the cords of my lege relaxed—the swel lings reduced-—aud am greatly benefitted by the use of one bottle of Hewes’ Nerve and Bone Linims nally, and one bottle of Indian Vegetable i same time. J can now w with ease in could not a week ago endure at all. JAS. G. REYNOLDS, 144 Christie street, corner of Delancey street.” Exraaonpinany Caos. Quewwe, May 8, 1887. Dean Sin—An article culled Dr. Hewes’ Nerve and Bone Liniment, came to my know ledge about two months since, through our friend Mr. Campbell, and I procured a bottle, and had used it for about a week without any ma- jerial change, until one morning | found myself under the exorcise of very uncommon feelings, imoeining that could | be helped up I could stand and walk. | requested my family to aid me, but they were unwilling I should trust myself on my feet, uot having for the last fourteen and a half yearsever even made the attempt to atand; but my confidence was so great that they consented to assist me from my bed. [found I could use my lege with appa. rent case, but could not bear my weight on my fert.—- With support, however, I could place one foot before the other with a facility that astonished me and all around me. — led me twice across the room; T sat down with feelings of happiness that I never before experienced; the idea that | was once again to be restored to the world ran through my frame like an electric shock. My family sur- rounded me in tears of joy, and the excitement so com- pletely overcome me ‘that I fainted. The same day 1 walked three times across the floor, again bearing a little weight at cach time on my fest, I then used crutches for afew days, when my strength had become # far re-catab- lished that | could cross the door without the least aid My advancement from this time has been almost incre: ble. | can wal « twofhundred yards and back with edke, and my child a, (the bed-rid are often blessed, like me, with near a dozen) have boun so overjoyed that they could searcely eat or sleep, and Mrs. Corning seema to feel half a score of years younger herself, You will recollect how mach bent together | was when you were last here. 1 have entirely overcome this. If looked as oddas 1 felt when | began to walk, I would have been gazed at in as. tonishment. [have seen many of my old acquaintances, some of whom not know me at all, and others would scarcely believe their senses, and would meal have been more astonished though one had riven from the dead. [ hi con e that Lam a well man. I think the moat extraordinary of any [ever heard of, and if it ia not extensively made known to the public, I think the proprietors are Very culpable. If you know the persons in New York selling it, you had better show them this letter, and let them refer to you, or publish this if you think it would aid the distressed. emember me to your family. ry truly, ETHAN ©. CORNING. MYSTERIOUS.—A_ gentleman belonging@tof one ofthe most ancient and wealthy families of th who must be well known to numerous friends, having sines the year 1918 up to recently, beeu bent nearly double, and fo years confined to his bed, has been reatored to good fained his natural erect position—and hax i now with easq! We be- cription ws near a# ble, and there is no exaggeration init. We will give rers his address, and doubt not his humane feelings will oxcuse the liberty ; #0 that any one doubting may know these facte—though he requests hie wame may not appear in print. Among other similar inatences, Mr. Jas. G. Reynolds, 144 Chriatie atreet, has been restored, und will give personal assurances of the facts of his cass. Both atism, and contracted cords and sinews. How y Vegetable Klixir internally, and Hewew’ Nerv Liniment externally. By letter address only Comstock & Co. eel MONEY MARKET. Monday, May %--6 P. M. The sales in the stock market have been small to«dny. ‘The double influence of quarter day aad inclement wea: ther have had an unfavorably effect. Indiana bonds fall 4; Illinois 6's 4; Long Island 4; Mohawk 1; Stonington 1; Harlem}; Delaware and Hudson rose }; Sales of Willa on Charleston, 1} per cent. It ia stated there ia in addition to the stock advertise! by the Comptroller, near $400,000 of State stock pledged for the relemption of the bills of those broken banke, of the sop- page of which the Comptroller has received no legal no tice. The smount of the United States deposite fund in this State is $4,668,379. ‘The Comptroller has called in 26 per cent of this, or 91,167,000 to be paid in Juue 1843, paid in October 1842, one-fifth or $933,008 only is called in to meet the debts contracted of Jhonest citizens by the late administration, and left unpaid. The canal breach at Little Falla on Friday, between the guard lochs, was promptly repaired without inter- rupting the navigation. A western paper on the line of the Erie Railroad, in copying our notice of the assignment of that company, re- marke as follows:— “ Many on the line of the road have furnished materials and provisions te the contractors, to some of whom large amouste are yet due from the company, and whose ac- counts of course are considerably below par, but as the read willaoon come into possession of the State, it will he the means of breaking up-the corporation, who designed to get the road built at the expense of the Mate, while they control the stock.” “ ‘The contractors along the road, it wlerstood, had due notice of the intention of the Government to make an amignment, and they very generally mate assignments themaclves for “prudential reasons,” as the Wall street papers have it; that i, when an honest creditor, having waited ia vain for his pay, is obliged to get judgment, the company, with the State money in its till, assigns every thing to avoid execution. Brvorsis oy aw Act uantina Certain Powsne To THR Bax oy Kxxtvcay. Sec. 1, provides that the bank may set apart its earn’ over § per cent per annum up to Jan. 1842 and after, re ‘ume recovered from the Schuylkill Bank, os to cover any loss that may grow Out of over issues of stock. The fund may be invested in the shares of the bank at the market price. 4 Suc. 2, provides that shares so purchased may be ex- changed for any of the over issue certificates. bank is also to have power to enlarge the capital stock, mot ex- ceeding $1,000,000, and recognise any of the over issues or certificate the hands of innocent purchasers without notice to an equal amount. Ske. 8. The president aud directors are to prescribe the proof which they will require that any claimant is an in- nocent purchaser, and make the same known to the par- tiea interested. No claim to be set aside by the decision of the president and directors. Sxc.4. A dividend not exceeding 6 per cent to be made in January and July of each year among the ised shareholders. New transfer book to be opened at Toe in ille, and all recognised stock to be transferred on it. The resident and directors may purchase as many shares as will reduce the capital stock to $3,700,000, exclusive of the State mubscription of $1,000,000. Surrtamentat.—Not more than $40 per share to be foe for stock purchased unless four-tifths of the directors, cluding all the State director, shall consent. ‘The bank officers met aad passed resolutions to carry out the law. In relation to recognising the stock, the fol- lowing resolutions was adopte]:— Resolved, That any holder of stock in tho Bank of Kentucky, which has been transferred to him from others, who may desi the same recognixed by k and placed on the new stock books, may present the same for recognition by furnishing the president and directors of the Bank of Kentucky the certificate or evi- dence of ownership, with evidence of claim to owner- ship, with the affidavit of the holder or holders, that he or they a pona fide holders for a valua- ble consideration paid and (inserting the true con. ration) without mov Ore or information of the fraud committed by the Schuylkill Bank in making the over ix. nue of certificates, and also stating from whom the stock was purchase! and the name or names of all brokers and agents employed in making the purchase, and, if one or more brokersand agents were employed, the a cach agent and broker must also be furnished, if living, stating that he acted as agent or broker is making the pur- chase for the holder, and that he acted in | faith, with- out any knowledge or information of the fraudulent con- the Schuylkill Bank in making the over isue,and had no reason to believe or suspect that the stock was not genuine when the when the affidavits acted purchase was made. Provided, that any agent or broker who may have n the purchase of stock canuot be procured, owing leath or alvence from the United yr from & por refusal ou the part of such agent or broker to make the affidavita, the facts shal sisted in the afMfide- be ired of the holder. These affidavite shall be sign- sworn to by the persons making them, before the mayor of some city or before some notary public or judge of a court of record, who shall, under his fend and seal of office, certify that he knows the person making the ala. rit, and saw him sign the same in his presence, and shall accompany the app tifleat the ation with an astignment of the cer- eridenco of claim to ownership, substituting Bank of Kenjucky to all the rights of the holder net the Schuylkill Bank and ethers, on account of hover iamue, embracing also au authority to w name of the holder in ail or any #uils deemed proper t foree the liability of the Schuylkill Bank and others, at the proper costeof the Bank of Kentucky, and also with i} toenter the appearance of the holder to any. and having the same object. This assignment and power to be signed, acknowledge, and authentiented in prescribed for the affilavite aforesnid. mate shall be ig placed on the new stock hooks and a certificate isaned to the holler, and if rejected, the party will have liberty » ? penance his certificate or evidence of claim to owner: ip. In disenaning the question of the tariff, the coal miners have made a groat clamor iu relation to reduction ef duty om fereiga coal, pretending thnt unless a high duty should be substituted for the compromise, their iutoreat would be injured, The committes of which Mr. Saltonstall in the head, hae therefore proposela much higher duty than before on foreign coal. The duty on foreign coal in ISI was $1.40 per ton, by the acte of 1814, '24, 32, $1.68 per ton. The committer now propose $1.40 per ton. Simulta- novus with this movement here, the fovermment of Great Britain have imposed am export of 4a., or M1 cents per ton on allcoal in Britih bottoms. ‘This ia restoring a daty that was abolished in 198%, when owF compromise tariff went inte effect. We may now glance back ut the foal trade of New Castle, England, suee 100. From the beginning of the present century down tothe year 1819, the duty on coals by British vessels to all for- cign places (except the United States of America), was £1 %&. per chablron, or 4. 4d. per ton, on large coals, and Jyon, or 98. 3d. per ton on small coals. From vf July, 1819, to the Istof March, 1991, ‘the duty 174. per chaldron, or 68. &1. per ton on large coal, and 4a. 61. per chakivon, or Is. 8d. perton ou small, From the lst of March, 1881, to the 1th of August, 1684, the duty was only 8s. 4d. per ton on large, and 4s. per ton on small coal. On the Lith of August, 1334, the duty wasrepeal- el. ‘The operation of these tariffs may be traced as follows : Lr or Coat-Exronts Prom ri: Pouy or Neweast so tHe Dory ren TON, BY Barris Visteis, oN EAnG AND SMALL Coats. Tons Faported. Duly on Large. 39,380 Small. Average. 2s. ad Ss. Md fs, Sd. Is. fd. 4s. O60. od, 8s, Bd. None. None, toa x * During the years 1647—11, the exports ouly averaged xbont Sse ya a tucduty of about Ms per ceut. We find that from 1804 to 1825, a period of twenty-one years, the exports did not iucrease a singlé from 1881 to 1934, when the duty did not a than 28. $d. per ton, they only ine to 280,342, or at an avurage rate of vight per cent per an- nun; wigjlst from 1934 to 1841; w they increase? from 230,342 t rage rate of above thirty per cent per annum, ‘This gives the movement in coal in Great Britain. may now turn to the of aflairs inthis couatry cording to the census there was mined ia 1540. Anthracit h. tons Bituminous, in Huse: eat tina there was no duty, 46,947 tons, or atan aver We Ac tt S63459) $4230 ‘Total, $1,807,719 HERALD. Departure of the Atinutic Steamers. PROM NOLAND, FROM AMERICA. Apc iy ct May 16 4°. 8 : June ot ai soo ees June 16 y 19 ‘ June 16 : 2 ich Qutn, Cpe K British Queen, Capt. wi ‘ou the ath of May, t0 touch at South- Belg fo » Eug., om the 7 ‘vo Ship Masters. if captains of vessels arviving of ane wert Hitt vel wailed, the iat their eatgo, and an one ‘Commorlore, Mlavtim will deir aurival, We will reelprocate We stall estew here, will giv 4 report of the vessels sv. foreugu ne we, board them the fare PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 3, 1842, SUN Mists. : 5 SUN seTS 1] MOON Mishel ses 3 6 6] men ware teres BSS Cleared. Ships Utiea, Hewitt, Havre, Boyd & Hincke Liverpool, Glover & MeMurray—Beiga Bremen Pac uien) L & Unkut; & Arvived, United States, Britton, from Liver ermit . With ship € Kvergreen, 28 diye fam Grecueck nl 10th, ws in Molytie: Ragged Idamd, Je with Packet shi oR £8, Chace, Malays tenn € ayanne We p Ray Relow, The imports of coal for fowr years have been as fol- Ship Florian, from Philede rf a, oR, Brig Tybee, from Charleston. Inport oF Coat tyro vam Unite Starrs, Hebe 9 HK. 1, 7 as - esterday, a having 0 England, tons, He. SR... SAB Ficak when oar uews boat came np last nights 103,400 47 118,106 ’ Balled. #170 1970 rh Bark Virwinia, Apalachicola; bigs Rumia, Norfolk;, Solon, and otly ‘Toul tous, 300g 1h, yal Record. otal value, a ph pculpteliiomnaee Lavine + “‘’he Cambridge, for Liverpool, Here in an average of less than 10 per cent of the pro- | winy uit this 1 She. ther Vidieae slides “ak He duction of coal imported at a season when no export duty | past 10, don aod dinwed pachessleaiiuan tenleckortr on coal in British bottoms existed. We have seen above how great un infleency the removal of that duty had in creasing the export from Great Britain, and that the re daposition of that duty will not prove sufficient protection to our own miners without the $1 60 per ton proposed. It time for them to stop mining. ‘The British export duty, aided te the psopored import duty here, will amount to $2 50 per ton. Sales at the Stock Exchange. Stove N. York u's, 1862, 9644 G0 Mohawk 49 € . ds 2% S60 48% WO do i ae + sth 1935 100 Marlem RR OM WR 0 do 10 wy 30 do 94 We do bthw 10 amt a Com (srip) 6m 9t % Deland Hadsow eke ww ny a! do Wan 50 ths Second Board, so 3% % do do aio 49 2% Wid 49%q 160, Corpuratic ‘The inclemency of the weather has prevented the trans- action of most out-door busines today. { reintion to the a Buttulo paper remarks ae follows y large quantity of ontefand corn rir market this spring, donble the # ceived here during the poriod of previous In addition to the large quantity ofthe former article afloat and in store here already, this morning the brig Onceola Hrought acargo of nearly 10,000 bushels from Krve, nt dete, bush. Several canal boats are Jouding for Albany and ‘Troy with this article at $3 per ton over toll, or about 104 cents per bushel through, whore it will doubtless find a ready warket. ‘To the Canal the whole number of clearauces to Satur- day 30th inst. inclusive, 371. Receipt of tells up to and including April 30 :— 1340. 1941. 1849. 919,942 @® $10,065 12 $21,830 12 Between forty-and fifty. bouts arri day, from the wont, heavily loaded with flour ‘Tobacco—Leaf ia still duil and selleonly in amall parcels at former prices. Some Kentucky and North Carol in being shipped from frst hands. or Mt Domingo in market, There ction of 6 hhd new crop Ke Wool—Thi Moderate . to turers. The new re eipte of the season are beginning to comefin balew Cordova were sold on terms not tranepired. - Rice—-Ta firm |. The sale: 400 tieroes ai Sugars —The market bas been vroop- jug this week, and although the sales have b mt a Inrge part of what thes The males reach 1200 hhda PortogRics 400 Now Orloans at ® a 4peente Ib, 160 St. Croix at 6a sh, some brown Brazil at 4j a $, and 400 boxes brown Havana eat large, pri Foreign Markets. April 20.—Beef, 6 @ $7; Butt e ¥lo jew Orleans 5 8; Herrings, smoked, box 3 a 29 6; Onions, 4; Pork, cargo eastern, meas and New Or- Jeans, DbL 10 a $12; Rice, 4 404 6; Beans, white, per 100 Ihe. 6 a $6}; Coilve, Ist quality, 8 a8 4; 2d, 34 406 9; triage, 4a; Honey, rl; Molasses, Lrl; Sugars, assorted, white and half brown, 4 4) a 8 8}: Segars, 9; Ni xchange on London,#a9 prem; New York, par a 1 percent disconnt; Boston, 1 a 1} do; New Orleans, 4 a 5 do. Freights—To Great Britain £2 6a 3; France 36 0 901; United States In $1} per box Sugar; 3.4 $3} per hhd Mo- lassen; 4 05 rials per bag Coffee. Married. On Thursday, 2th April, inthe South Dutch Church, by Rev. ThomagMcAul joy, D. D., Mr. Jonen Hoxen, of Herkimer, N. ¥. to Mise Jacquuzixe Banny, daughter of pt. John Barry, of this city. Died On Monday, 2d instant, of whooping cough, Wits Hasny, son of Richard and Hannah Maria 1 ‘The friends of the family are fe tend his funeral from the street, Williamaburg, Long Island, ut 4 o'clock, this after- noon. ‘On Sunday morning, Ist instant, of consumption, Mar- ‘tunw Mien, & native of Italy, in the 49th year of his ege: : ‘On Saturday night, t MeMexxomy, int April 30th, efter a long illness, Ro- he 73d yeur of his age. war Ke y aged 318 Jou the Ist just. Cannes At Lattingtown, Long Is! Lavina, aged 67 years wad 8 mon lish Town, Monmouth County, New Jertey, Mr. Willian McDermott, in the Sist year of his age, On Wednesday, April a7th. Ohio and Cincinnati papers will copy the abore. ‘onn., April 1st, Jastes Marien, oged 57. On Saturday fatteraoon, April 80th, at to'elock, Many W. wife of Nathan Starr, aged At Elmira, on the 21st Ap Turopony Nourn, Be da,on the Ist April Globe. She was the eldest da of Harleigh Cant sided for some time in New York ABW YORK HERALD OF FICK. Bonaire Buenos Ayres: - “Passengers Arrived. ee. J and, servant ‘Tim Mra, Belin unt, Dadley Perse, "New ‘Alice Kerman, of New York; Ni ihiwton, Lomi Foreign Importatio: Livenroor—8 eid Statos—12 pegs JS Timmins—2 do Walsh & Mallory? do Reid fe Spragine—10 Beookn—t Pratt <4 F Hawe26 By Comming 8 em 4.5 A Newbold. 2 KI Grillin & Patlinange-t 8 F Prati & Watson—1 Beers B Sands, Fox & cot W Barton—6 A Conplon & er sinjaon—1 J Warren-1 J Patten & co—2 F Tomes & iron Boorman, Johinaon & cot plas Osborn Be i U Squire & Brothere—# Wood, Johnson & Barritt—2i 1 Seott—19 Clark, Gill & comIt Low & Rogers—5 Rurese tison & Paylor—9 Chas Sigonrney S sonst Barolo & Bald i be on Jepnw — tons coal 1555 wrcke salt R Ker mi 0 order, axp=Brig Pernvian—000 bushels salt Dawson hags closo at Gilpin'y, inthe Exchamye, at halfpaat 1 this Carr. Dunene onthe 28th Aprl, ki a ship in tow, with he Delo . Soun Artas, at “SW. Gon BR Morris, f the Auburn, at this port frow. NOvests, w 31 lon 74, saw a lange at hugs steering forthe ( ult. Montank hed Banat boi Cormage, Nei is “ijl goth elt ott Ble e Lamulon, was “akon Jot boat Washing tou, Spoken, ‘ ingstom, Ways oot, Ajuil 2 lat sa kbs Marmara, Baltimore for U wn Wi dian, Halifax Piteston, Mes Gh Peru, Boston; Moriiag Stuy Newport, R. Lj Caytya, New delaide, Provid tee Bangor; ware, Havre hicora, N York; wall 8, (Br) froin Leland, Sh N Superb, vine, Bow xs, April 1—Cld uti, Havana; Burrington, Cowes and a mearket; Tary a. i ry. i ‘K' Aun, Nobleboro, M: Cld gad, tary Muddlesex, dos. Wosli Yor Hamburg. Are Aythorp, HENRY _ ASLAM RN ee ETRE ETE ROSE SOLED PASRTUGU MIESE, fa-famed ang we perecive, went on the Inst >) FEMALE PILLS iT ed Pills, from Port in thia eonutry, See fh pase, fe nl, are, reitisn nis id bi une and all indebt Williams, 13¢ b fuuire, Psi TCA FC an hot at pier tter bags will "naven at id eeloek wal places at half Single Gentley mo LET. i Ay wader, at 214 Broadway. md Lwin t FRENCH CANARY $ whoitemale avd retail, of the MON MOUTH BANK, New Jemoy med at 14 Wall street, at Que per Cent by ARL & Cb, MISSION wi {RY OF PILOTS (OK FICE idee: (| moved w No. he wt ; Foe more of O. & at 8. Johnson wd lwr we a anil delicacy that the senson a r aswell as tho sub Tho noup season havi ioned ch atyle will be old patrons, he weed say. nod We ‘was alway the old-fash- lock, ‘To hin pectin. thin dish, for wh so famous, only tat it will be Rooms for private realy. parties alway ELC BARTON, m3 9t* mm ymietor oF the Perrapin Lunch. BALX RHEUM, SALT RHEUM int isa remedy never betore ki owu in medicine wr hit wages Which has proved effectual, T mention the rase nition the case nith, who purchnsed one box and abotile of the Con- of Johu s egutrated Syrap of Sarsaperill, which effected fect care, Hie then purchased uine dollars worth tor his friend rtivcat@ of Mra, Fi. Speer, from Mes. Elizab: We hare jnat weceived « me utider Uwe treat- 01 twenty yeara | bave tried evory thing that has been reco minended, aud attended strictly toa nminber of Phynie cians advices without any p:rmanent «Hearing of Band'eestebrated remedy, [wos tudueed to try it, aud in one week froin the Cine Pobtained it, twas able to wallaid wy feet were nearly covered with uew ‘skin—the return of health was iio jer io. all who saw tne. T not only. privilege, afflicted with this © tained by theuss of 8: Bellingham, Mass, ‘The boitle Of Sarssparilla which ne new pian, wh iu the marker. rm &D, Sold by Saude, No. 79 Fulton street, comer of Goold; 100 Walton «t; 77 East Broadway; 273 Broadway. Price 6 say 1 tin or ARTNERSHL uuder the firm of Paalen & Searls ‘The affairs of the firm ¢ the Stoek & Exchange business wn account. m2 Jw WS SALE OF STATE. STOCKS. — ack, Comptroller's Oflivethe following at No (OMPTROLE State of New Banking A woctatious wader fhe act eutitled "Aw act to authoriae the busines ing,” prasad Tew aud the acte amending the yame,'to w PRS BANK OF ORLEANS THE THE STATEN ISLAND BANK. THE, HAS WASHINGTON BANK there cirelating wot “e) wots,” paased Ht!) May Seve Stocks beled ty the € Tatieg Het . der eal ee May aeat, at [0% 1 certideate Ariane 8 per ceut (real’ famta bank) sock, payable vich October, Int, for $1000 sieae Vor the St, Lawrence Bask, MH certificates Arhanes 6 stock, payeble s per cent (real catate hawk , Cetober, 1961, for $1000 cach 21008 é ach et nt. eataic hank) | F000 each 881,000 oper com (Litinots and Michigen Ne 1980, for $1090 each $15,009 be thw Hate lala! Banke, Fant improvewmeat) Jaly 1m, for $1000 each. 15,000 For the Washington Bam ae 1 cortiticate New York Spercemt (Black Rivar Canal) stoek yale Lot Snty, Mbe, for $7,000 $7,000 JD eort by 7 Jo New Vork's per seat (Hirie enlargement payable tat Jay, tes, $00 } : ue New York 5 per ewmt (Ourida Lake aud Canal Weeder) stock, payable Ist Apel, 181, for = of A ins 1060 Dated at Altany, the oy 1, 1947. AGG, Coun Bemks, mpri ye bean received at m2to lor SUCCESS GUARANTEED TO ALL. IX TURE” has be: M RE” has en A dhaanerien of the present J teow mumtlen. One tose enitbot fail to joule im ite favor, ie vw ds hat pu painted wor discore rd while ash eyond the pale of su syteion. Std nil 1 has witht «of Clowerls . Lispenard; me ime tree avd at ale Walk: Auction Sales, Ais escaaes ie. PARK THEATRB. THIS EVENING Map) ori cree oes will Shenson THE POSTILLIC F LONJUMEAL. 4 , a BY THOMAS BELL. (Stores Nos. 2% Ann and 115 Fulton street.) DAY At 105 in the Sales Room dal Extonsive Sale of Elegant Furnitaxe—A fine assortment of Chapelow, | jansec | Bw household and cabinet 6 miter oe housekeeping articles ~ ay jade igs. nea = ia. as has been offered to the public for some time. deal Ao conclude with ‘anal lot of splendid cabinet furniture, WOMAN HATER, Barew Ry gs, Placide | Frederick, | Wredesichs. three very fine 9 Baloul. continuation st No, 98 Anu © acu WEDNESDAY THIS EVENING, May 3—Tbe yorticwance will eousmeuce 110840 chek m, zo afarente, Bea Matiestes, Bedtin So.—Wiil take place the RR a he Gnian exclusively BUMEeHOts Cre ty, bods wal Lremees, pallies ters, kK Cal ¥ Bolle, andscune choice furuture. Eee mig” M _ Thos sale will compriae uoasly 100 carpets of all qnalities amd Po be tollowee hy use. sizes, wany of thea really spleudid—te ass ict Other articles in the Line mee Vilas os a Mestoyec. a eee OS Po cowalnde with TWO FRIENDS, Herben, Bilield JOR Saott | Ambrose, Mi Deess circle, 30 THIS BY NG, May Te perfurmenegs wil wil 1942 y es, ottomans, 4 marble top sidelow: fortes, looking y lasses, Ke. Xe. Crunles, itediell | Laue Everard Temps, vases, clocks, curtains, chandeliers Fancy tchell Cake Wakens Reena Aten whi FRIDAY. Loves OF THE ANGELS, AL 1g o'elook 4 Jap, H) Kors, Horacastle. Pia Dryans, Se. MH take place Lili Mrs. Moasop. the p splendid After which the Original Extravagnura: called: teen 02, old the beautiful ape Boz, Hornenstle | Sam Well Mitebell. o D titable for sim. particntlar atte “ARCULARIUS, of Broadway and Duane siv SDAY, May 3, at 10 c'eloek, A, M. wieat Brvoklyu—All the funiture contained of Park avenne aint Shallinan st ¥ nc, Slay 3, lina be wt Hinds, including hae’ weet The Lonely Ald Wi Midnight Wind.” ameut of the Iria Bmaigyant.” w Rome of ee Wiiidesnges ail Yheu the Night Wind Bewaileth—written ex for M Dempater, by kipes Sargent, Beg, en ite, "John Anderson my Jon” A twau'e « uaa for a that." he Highlands,” dee, dg. " write na sunall Dilla, im thy ths lhouwe even ” a mubracing At 12 o’elock. ( horses, 5 casts, 3 milk waxgons, 2 voke dxeu, 6 sets harness, saddics, bridles, &e. Also, 108 cows, to wh ailkmen is called. Sale peremptory, to satisfy 4 tad dart, Wi : Planotone Ware’ Hocus, Sei it 108, Broidway, aud at the door iu the evening. i ikea: Binwbre aga ‘pind. tanita Doors open at 7, to commence at & o'elock. mi AY THK BROOF has the bowor to ag of Brooklys, that be wi tiimlay @ Vedi went, Kyat the au R! rnd & ARCULARIUS cin whicts the sale will ex with y, cla amence, old } brat wayne, hock, xbsy nthe, wud ¢ iu pipes and casks and den w n, New York, written by Miss Manus ¥. Gout, ." by Motherwell, The Lonely Auld Wife’—takew frowt am Blind Bi ‘The Midnight Beautiful Sc Si 17 vases fine old h h Li dy, Warranted spare or uo be sold without reserve Te Be PME STOCK OF GROCERIE 9 'Thia Day, nt 10 o'clock, mateined thor Lump « ul M. of ii for a? that.” the Highlands.” tee which will, be aunounced ia samald bulls. kets 00 conte. ‘The tickets will admait two badsos tlomeu, to be had at the Book aud Mase Shores, Brook Collee, 8 Dil, Sony ted Fru every tariety, Sperm Currants, Oliver ve food asiutiwene ol Dre Groceries. Also, the atoek of old Wines and Also, the Fixtures, Stand, Casks, & tH. TIMPSON, An GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY, Se JACOB 8. PLATE will aell thie day at 11 o’elock, at 21 Platt street, 190 gold silver verge, lepine, skeleton, nid pement Watcher, full and extta jewel _Doors open nt nmucnee at # o'clock +RAND CONCERT—Mr. HENRY C. TIMM form his frignda wud the public, that bie’ Bist C take place on THURSDAY EVENING, Mey the ‘Tabernacle, ou which oversion he will hare bernactey ou which ovensiou he will bare, te la other celebrated make to whieh the reseuting for the first time in America, the i ea ek Bald ‘prypatition of the celebrated Rowin eatitied the ALUABLE PAINTING: PHILADELPHIA—T. | MATER, (uow performing with immense succes in BIRCH, junior, will well, on Thunsdsy, sth’ May, at ten } Maly.) at ai Walnut stzcet,'a few very fie old aud mode Pany Fins. fered in thi will c Mater, some of them equal toany ever o} + Philadelphia Papers.) The Great Race. UCTION NOTICE. VM. O. h ree splendid red Lo th Wateliow, with tw “tor which the fol for which jowsug Born, Kadwand Loder, Madame Olio, and Mum, ©. B. osu, ConthaLti. Madame Spobr Zalu, « Lady Awavoar, and Mes, Tamme, a Mr. C. B. Horm, Mr Rosier, ‘and Mr. Austin Philige. Mr. Mawett, Mr Mayunrd ud Mr. Moye, oa, Boston and reat race batyrre Fashion, at _ dey er. roadway, (near Maidco laue) where ua Mr, Alpers will preside at wud previows to the Seabat alates Di dtebire tice ota aoe Mater will perform" Grand Variations for the Ongar,” by extend siver, of all kinds, on whieh advauces have been made, euler males Mondays, Weduowdays, and $i invited to Jewelry © SRY, Auttioneer, m2 lwer coud baud aid Rinkt. x Pant Sxeoxn b will be taiscollaneous, Modense Spat ain will wing “ Kemast Laud, yb. Pe Otto and Mrs, ‘Tints, will sing (for the Mat, utry) a Ductt, arrauged from a German abc by Alper, Mreil. C. ‘Timm wil pesform (hy denise) Ake Daw 1, by Hora ou themes Front Zama, i ae id brilliaut V. per” cagmmumed by Mi eplobrated on themes frou signed. + UCTION NOTICE=Aalo of » AA. new finruiture, in all ite varicticn, om 'Paesday at Ills 0 mis 2 Aun and 115 Kalcon street, ine | sete of extension dining tables with fortes, wotna, Wrench plate Se, Ke! __ THOS. BELL, Anet xtonsive aale of carpets, rigs eds, uiattroaes, boclali Wedueriny at 10's « the extra tea lookiag xlass rt Egitto,” will srs) un belt & beemefel , Beves er. « at Mater,” with Ciel Will be iened om the of pos $l each, to be had at ee |ciucipal Mee eres, « of Mr, Timm, 19 Ml street, and at the doar ve img of the Concert. Doors will be cpem atser@ o'dlodk, he ert to commence at Sie preeey. No postponement unt of weather. hows kee large raouns 2 did Wel A CARD AND Nov! ETO TRAVELLERS, ae Pablie generally, resideut in the Stale of New Yawk and Westeru Division of the ¢ ry. Mesos. WELCH & MANN hope aud believe they aa pre arnt to the lovers of the hoble science, Horsesmuameaip, @ mut splendid Cireus Company of Bi coh om eperease yon is uew, spacions, and. highly éccom- nd decorative tappige are novel, order, ‘ Orchestra comprises the best available Masive Tent, and will euable the le of mimsi¢ te positions of the Great BM pnd the wmamen O| HRS, the Star of the ical ome howe vt, Jou Glearey, ea Welle, the mast Th oun Tulian Gymnaste Bcoun of Me. I ictegeetinnding Halise Come irte ore gctogiaat wonders! he magnificent Poses of the four Hengarian C ‘ th agi ihccit Poses of te four orton mie E by the accomplished * i om i living Acrobats Sir, O. ina and splewdid Dauces ow the Day, Mr, Diehit » will eo- Me Re ia pepieetiaeabe inatic Beate by i Syratdical Vea Rreien Eee t \al aah, by ie . . perfortaers will represent Grand Histor’ed Caval- cute Py geanca, with tae beautiful sted of Horne. And in nesordance with the taste of the da ballet, 1 hich leaves all delay at the port of embarkation avoided. Ax ‘s been customary with thie line, when those settled for decline coming, the passage money ix re- finded, without any deduct#on. Tanage per steamer (rom the ports of Treland and’ Seodand, ean likewise be se weekly, consequently fi has al juither peurticulars apply to ;AMUEL ‘THOMPSON, Old Established Passage Office, 273 Pearl st., Into C, GRIMSHAW & CO, erpool be furnislied on the National Bank ¢ } ether Bank- | , ° ing Co.; National Bank of Scotland at all their respec- | $y, ve branches; alao, on K Banker Howard. i London, tnd Cr Getmabawe Ce co FOR ALBANY & TROY aplendid low pressure vir Jent and popular spe em of Negro So q CLINTON, Cape 8.1 avec tne | treusicliol Hi stnd tr, the inéoaparstle Jobe RA. ode youn, M by light heele ‘omit y jane rer, W. mods May 3, 6.) Uy coout nod the Payee uf Page (Hofman. AUADEMY OF DESIGN.—-The Mammal snow open from 10 o'clock, A. MM. mmtil 16 te 30 comm. Camlogues J, WHITRHOUSR, Socistem, mil acrow the Hedbon fo INGT FOR ALBANY, dr atgeven o'clock, leaves the Pier between dt and Li M on % contsSeason ‘t St, John, ‘leaves the al ‘atitetalon te te lay. afternoon at seven Berge ghey. city, fresh au, of this lovely Are new and anbstantial with «tate rooms, and for not surpassed by any ‘boats on Rochester and South A bronta, well i speed’ and ne ganas feeixh ly to PA ‘or pusanye or freight, apply to P. the wharf, or ou boar. FOR LIV pal Vy spring. ‘This bey * Uvat cam be wade at is —-. GEORGE Vi. DERWORT, Schulez, at the office on ITAR MUSIC dd A ship No. 134 Caual streat, oppenite the pen unavordably detained in coms cranial Lis Kereta to finfovonante atte the eras wil lean fr the alone nt of new and pepalar me his day, at 12 o'clock, at whichtime jmasengers are. je on board, far orchoawa, For passage in cal rae boyy couvenient and comfortable accom; ae. Toand, at Pine street wharf, or to GLOVER & MeMURRA = COMBINED SUMMER " FISK BAKER FOR COAL OR WOOD. ATWOOD, Patenter—Prices from $6 @ it of thie Btove i re owen attached torit, whieh wi the. largest wired | ordinay The orifice of the france will adit « boiter sate, or fifteen gallons, aud by dhe 4 the AND COOK STOVE, wd 9in—Tee f cnet irom, y 4 ener South st. | kettles suitable for be iffereat Persons desiron iw the « all this, two fowls or try, oF those abou frout rwents on fayoral whieh wo ot PACKETS FOR HAVRE—Second Line. —The ship NICOLAS, Joho B. Pell, will sail na the tat June. BOYD & HINCGKEN, Agents, Moses, Pink, 2 Water atreet— Ame mor 0.9 Toutine Brildi Fh I ovens FOR LIVERPOOL—Re Wii hare cone to wy motive, the owe | parelased trem y Sihe aypersvr fost gli 1 Jvolded preforeacer, 1 bate mood it Sntieg alk tox Capt. Hatthson, will sail as above ker regia | sous, nud would most eberrfully recommend it yo the 4 as usisceptible of mo improvemont pa} hiss acoommonlations for eabin, secon cabi having nn y worthy f more praise than eam be and pamage cau We Secwred ow moderate term, by apr | Tam, with respect, yours, fe, board, foot Maiden Lane, or to aL M VEL MURRAY ‘ Se Wo Pi The above will be ded by you Inst Whitues, ©: i i) wile y be dome by | "ersonn Wishiae We cir asiounlly ue, With eu wove ahs re ‘ont by the abore shty m pa bay thn by hin rogmlar packers, by paid.) March 25, 1042 RYMOYALSUNITED STATES LORING EMPORIUM as re nerot Nawan wud Berkiau streets, yald wish to inform bis fi at large that he has tikes the above ro if A by reduot to compete with sey AW yvice,, Por ietance, be will fas ‘ I frou Bit to $22,0nd pleaded poate fromm $4 .. 1 waado at this esta = with oatuves Sad Meypatels and warsanted to me aud judge for yoursel ten. oad ‘HANGE OF RESIDENCE Cees bonge of tutorimiur bie Tien c \ Ue wane of Tay lock. —-lnrse $100, mite leat of buainess, hernese, free for all borne Bevey trusted for money, sek Bulwer. ’, ta of Pm pent awed ie winder the the per fy Re a Stonvene with als NB. dB Vereen ane yneas foome. This te an men Wot Wishing the trouble wad ex: ity for ‘Terms rade know! fn private establishment. im? ste aa Oe the Moamoath Tavk, New Verery, are re- OARD. ulema io is le Bo eaiiairect ae pe sak OS Bee We athe Comba @