The New York Herald Newspaper, May 5, 1842, Page 3

POSTSCRIPT. New Orleans has three hundred and twenty-three grog shops, of different grades, paying for licenses one hundred ninety-eight ‘thousand dollars. Their cost tothe city is estimated by the Bee, at two millions two hundred thousand dollars! —_———_—_ CHATHAM THEATRE.—The arausing Comedy of Married Life, in which the talents of Messrs. Thorne, Hield, Stevens, C. Mestayer, Mesdames Blake, Thorne and Mise Mestayer, are brought into requisition, is pexformed to-night, in addition to the successful vaudeville of Opera House, and the entertaining farce of Crossing the Line. {G NEW ACTORS.—Barnum, of the American Mu- seum, an en; it with a company num. bering five hundred ; asa who wil pongo Hil , and appear in ti , comedy, burle ce, ke. Itieenid they beat the Ravel Family and Swies Pamil y all to pieces. Th called the “Squirrel Family.” ‘There are 800 tame black. grey and fox squirrels from Ohio, embraci several distinct apedies. ey will be seen playing an bolling about on trees, &c. as natural asin their native forests; and being all perfectly domesti- cated, they make first rate pets. hey are for sale singly or otherwise. The mysterious Gipsey Girl remains here Dut a short time longer. Winchell, Rosalie, Celeste and others, perform here this week. (G@HILL’S LECTURE ROOM ENTERTAINMENTS commence to-night, at the Museum, 262 Broaeway, (late Peales’), it ia worthy of public attention. HUNT'S MERCHANTS’ MAGAZINE.—The May number of this useful periodical, comes out with its aceus tomed punctuality, on the first of the month, with its us- ual variety of important-commercial papers. The leader is devoted to Commercial Voyages and Discoveries, the which, followed by articles on the trade manufacttres of Belgium; the Russian Insolvency ; Iron Trade of Sweden and Norway; the Currency by Professor George Tucker, of the University of Virgi- nia; Commerce of the Western Lakes; Morals of Trade; our trade with England, &c. Besides a valuable collec tion of well arranged statistics of commer banking and population, nautical intelligence, mercantile law deci- sions, and mercantile miscellanies, we notice as a new feature in the work, « * Monthly Commercial Chronicle,” Phich will, we trust, prove valuable as a sort of com. mercial history of the country. The present number takes a survey of the finance anil commerce of the coun- @ past year, bringing nto the 15th of ‘azine is, on the whole, one of the most 8 mi le ever pul lished, not only for present but future reference, OG Pnasnovoay, Fark 10 Avu!—At Clinton Hall, this evening by O.'S. Fowler, on the improvement of memory, and the intellectual education of children, at 7} o'clock. Those who wish to exchange poor memories for foedonee, and to educate children right he great importance of his subject Induces him to make this lecture Free to All, and defray expenses by a contri- bution. Professional examinations daily at his office, No. 131 Nassau, where his splendid collection of bust the public. His works on Memory, Matrimo wale, 12} cents each. IT 18 BEYOND 'TRADICTION THAT WIL- DEWS FIRE PROOF SAFE is the most perfect protec: tion against Fire, that human wit and strength e combined, In evideace, Merchants in New York, Boston, New Orleans, &c., have tested and stated this fact, found- ed on experiments made in the most intense fires, These gentlemen for veracity-and candor are above every shade Of false coloring. es ; froin Hewett’s Commercial Register. ‘Thashave Saivesen oulyibe hal ee hee Water-street, and his authorised agents, {g- THIS 18 A GREA? COUNTRY, IS A FAVO rite remark of adistinguished gentleman of this city, and no donbt strictly true ; for in addition to its comprising al- most every variety of soil and climate under tho sun, it erring, 139 posscsses the advantages over all others, of having as one of ite citizens, the eel Lozenge manufacturer, Dr. Shorman, whose lozenges have already nearly superseded all other articles for the cure of the different diseases for which they are recommended. The loctor’s office is at 106 Nassau street. Agents, Redding, Boston ; Burgess, Philadelphia ; Reed, Baltimore. $g- LAST WEEK I WAS IN SUCH A SITUATION that it took me 3 hours to get from my house Broadway, above Union equare, to 71 Maiden Lane. ‘The pain in the smallof my back was the most excruciating that ever mortal endured and lived ; it extended down to the socket of the thigh, that seemed as if the head had shipped out. Thed no power to more the leg; in fact, 1 was utterly powerless at these times. I got at 71 Maiden Lane from Comstock & Co. the Hews’ Nervs and Bone Liniment. 1 had been three yefirs under doctors care, and grew worse daily, and had a blirter Tages half my back ; in that yn I met Mra. Reynolds, whose husband was cured by the above remedy ; I procured. it, and haye only used ong, bottle, and to my utter astonishment I am nearly curtd, and walked down this day without diffieulty. 1 have not earned @ dollar in 4 years, and now feel blessed beyond measure by the neo of this Liniment, and pray all in ‘similar cases to resort to it without a moment's delay. T feel that | am as it were a new man; I can walk and stoop better now than in threo years before. J. BOWMAN. New York, May 2, 1842. TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.—We Tequest of our subscribers to read this article, the whole of it, and then, if circumstances require, we ask of them to teat the truth of what we have asserted. ‘Wo say,from eens knowledge, that Dr. L. D. Flem- miag’s Worm Candy it @ pleasant, mild and effectual remedy for worma in children. ‘That his Dierrhora Candy will give speedy relief from that most painful of all diseases. Thet bis Dinner or Tonic Candy isa certain cure for costiveness, fulness or distress after eating, heartburn, &o That his Cathartic Candy is ono of the very best uni- versal physics known. For coughs, colds, bilious com- plaints, fevers, foul stomach, kc., it horough remedy, We further sey, that these medicines are purely vege- table, and not only agreeable but deairable to the taste. Sold wholesale and retail, at 135 Nassau street. THIS 18 TO CERTIFY THAT THE SUBSCRI- ber had been for sometime afflicted with the Rheumatism very severe, from which he could get no relief, until, being advised to procure some of Dr. Firen’s INDIAN VEGETABLE ELIXIR, which he accordingly did, and from which, after a few doses, he was entirely relieved. SAM’L PEARSE. Columbia, April 34, 1838. Neaa Rick Caerx Spnincs, Richland District, 8. C., April 20, 189 y I certify that my son, Thomas Mitchell, jr., aged fiNeen Sa troubled for re years last past with the i@umatism, and for the last three years has been unable to help himself ; his pain was very severe, 60 that he could not be moved without great agony ; his limbs were para- lyzed and drawn up, and he presented an object hopeless te all thet knew him. I resorted to several Physicians, for relief for him, without effect. Having heard of Dr. A. Fitch's Indian’ Vegetable Elixir, I procured the same for my son. Ontaking it he was much relieved, and by con- tlnsing it to the fourth bottle, has entirely removed the in ; his flesh is restored and he is now enjoying good ealth. I would, in all cases of Rheumatism, recommend it to those who are affected with this excru- tinting pain. THOS. MITCHELL. ‘We, being neighbors and acquaintances of Mr. Thomas Mitchell, and having aleo seen the situation of his son, fully corroborate the above stated case, and, as we believe, has been cured by the Indian Vegetable Elixir. SAMUEL MEEK, DAVID D. HAY, BRITTON SPELLING, ROBERT THOMPSON, BUCKNER HAIGOOD. This isto certify that the subse; ears tormented with that exer eurnatiem ; and was advised, in February last cure from Dr. Fitch some of his Indian Vegetab) Accordingly: 1 procured some of it, and, to my gre prise, and still greater relief, it ly removed the com: after taking a few bottles, and Fhave not since had urn of it. JESSE ARTHUR. Columbia, April 91, 1882. This extraordinary remedy may be found only, in this city, at 71 Maiden Lane. Notice to the Public. hy ae CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE PUB- (both sexes) to two advertisements in this paper headed “The Human Hair Restored,” and “A Miracle to clear the Skin.” We have seen both the art pronounce them excellent ; capital, the Coral Circassia will do all represented, that is make the hair grow, oe it falling out, cure seurf or dandruff, and make light red or grey hair grow dark from the roots : the seeond is a soap invented by M. Vespriti, an Italiam che- mist, called the Italian Chemical Soap is really won- derfil to cure all eruptions of the skin, freckles, salt theum, &e.; it clears dark or yellow akin. "These are sold reasonable at the American Eagle, $2 Chatham street. ‘Try them once. Cty Despatch Post, 46 Wiuttam Stans. sited before half-past 2, and half-past 3 o'clock, will be sent ont for 1, and 4 o'clock. Br Orvrers.—Letters deposited before 7, 11, and o'oloek, will be sent out for delivery at 9,1, anddoiclock, ALEX. M. GREIG, Agent. er had been for some disease, Chronic to pro- E pl ‘Wednesday, May 1-6 P. M. ‘The Stock Market bas presented no new features to-day Prices have not materially altered. Illinois 6’ rose }; Delaware and Hudson 2 per cent; Long Island 4; Pater- son 4; Stonington | per cent; Harlem 1 per cent; Ohio 6s declined 1 per cent. A sale of $2,000 New York city 7 per cent stock, 13 years to run, was made at par. Sales of billson Philadelphia par, Baltimore do; Boston do; N. Orleane 627; Mobile 20. ‘The money market is generally tight, with no imme- diate prospect ,of alleviation except through the legiti- mate channels of trale. ‘The Banks of the interior are maid to bd discounting freely the 15 day paper of the for- wardersand dealers. ‘This, with the increasing trade of the canals will be a means of permanent relief to business men. There is but little prospect that State or Govern- ment loans will be taken to an extent that will embar- rass the commercial markets. It does not appear that any bide have been made for the $3,500,000 offered by t cretary of the Treasury. This result has confirmed the view we took when the loan was created, and we have uniformly discredited the falsehoods published by the Wall street press in relation to the movements of foreign houses in the matter, We have frequently appealed to the stockholders of the Greenwich Bank of this city, in order to arouse them to’ the position of their property 1m that institution. ‘The 1st of May has now passed and no dividend has been declared making three dividends out of the four last due that have been passed. ‘The annual election takes place on the Ist Monday of Jane, and it is high time that the stockholders were looking in to the causes of the extreme depression in their stock. The charter of the institution provides that there shall always be 16 directors and @ cashier, and that when vacancies occur they shall be immediately filled by the board. Now it so happens that there are now, and have been for a long time four vacancies in the board, and no steps have been taken to fill it up, and five weeks ago the cashier resigned, making the second within the year: Last year, it will be remembered, that a full. beard was elected, and the public were given to understand that a re- form would take place in the management. ‘The stock was then at 60 a 65, and several hundred shares were held for sale by the U.S, Bank, and 700 shares by the Commer- cial Insurance Company, the former are yet unsold; but the latter have been distributed pro rata, amongithe stock- holders of the company, and the market value of the Greenwich stock is 30 a 35. Why is this #0? Report says that the board, who are mostly young men, are governed by one who is, and has been for a long time, a debtor to the Bank, as an endorser for a former councillor, ina large sum. It is no excuse in allowing the funds of a bank to lie dead, to say that the debtor is rich. His riches are nothing to the stockholders, unless hep: up. The stockholders, who are numerous since the distribution of the above 700 shares, must remedy this state of things at the election. ‘They have no other remedy. ‘The Guardian Insurance Company have declared a di. vidend of six per cent for the last six months, payable on the 16th instant. ‘The Union Bank of thia city has become the agent of the Tanners’ Bank for the redemption of it» circulating notes. Among the representatinns to Congress im favor of tax” ing the many for the benefit of the few, by the operation of @ high. tarfff, that of the sugar refiners is the most singular. These people enjoyed a bounty of 2) cents per Ib, on all the Sugar refined from 1933 to 1840, in consequence of the operation of the compromise law, which gradually reduced the duty on raw sugar imported and continued the drawback of 5 cents per Ib, on refined sugar exported. The duty on raw sugar varied from 2 to Scents, according to quality, and the drawback being 5 cents, the sugar refiners could import the sugar, refing it in 15 days, and re-export it, receiving an average of 24 cents bounty from the government. The extent to which this has been done since the tariff of 1933 went into opera- tion, is seen at a glance in the following table, which has cost usno little latior, and may be relied on as accurate, exhibiting the quantity and value of domestic refined su- gar, exported from the United States annually, during the yeara ending the 30th September, 1833 to 1840 inclusive, and the drawback from official sources, paid on the same article exported during the years ending on the 31st De- cember, 1833 to 1840 Domesstic Rerinep SuGax Exrortep DURING THE FOLLOWING YE Ending 31st Dec. : Pounds. Drawback paid, 34,643 80 79) B29 50 1,662,024 83,768 60 1,900,714 100,642 70 2,610,649 145,491 30 4,915,194 397-4680 30 10,741,648 1,214,653 13,2 5 The following able of the import and value of Brown Sugar in each year ,— Iuponr or Brown Svaak isto tie Unitep States. Valu Pri ‘ounds, . fer. P 1937 120,416,671 6,118,166 Sots. 13k 139, 6.6661 4% 1930 182,546,327 9,951,371 5 1840 107,955,033 4,742,492. ay The foregoing shows how much money a few sugarre. finers in the United States have made. ‘They pay duty on sugar, two and three cents, according to quality, and in fifteen days refine and export it, receiving five cents per pound bounty. ‘The act of Congress, of last aession put an end to this speculation by correeting the defect in the tariff, which had operated, as we have seen, in 1940, bounty on the import of sugar, to the extent of near $250,000. The bounty or drawback was reduced from five to three cents, and now these peoplo have the assurance to come forward and ask for an increase of the duty of foreign refined suzgar for their protection! ‘This fact only serves to show how insatiable is the re of all classes to have the many taxed {Ur their exclusive benefit. To effect this object, the memorial of the sugar refiners to the committee of the Hotse of Representatives, is full of misrepresentation and perversion of facts. They begin by stating that in 1840 there were imported 191,000,000 pounds of raw sugar from six countries which purchase of the United States produce to the amount of $9,000,000. They then endeavor to make it appear that the existence of that trade depends upon the continuance of a bounty to the sugar refiner, They then state that 100 pounds of raw sugar will produce 51} pounds of refined sugar. Now the above table gives us the fact that there was an average of 5,000,000 pounds onlyfof refined sugar exported in four years, equivalent to 10,000,000 potirids of raw sugar. During the same period an average of 137,000,000 pounds of raw sugar was im ported. The consumption of the sugar refiners was there fore but seven percent of the gross import. It is plain’ therefore, that the gentlemen who have received a bounty of $250,000 per annum at the expense of their fellow citi- zens, ascribe a very meretricious importance to the in- fluence of their trade upon the business of the United States, with the sugar producing conntries. ‘The clashing of interests in the general rush for plun- der under a high tariff iy made apparent in the memorial of the sugar refiners for protection, and also of the sugar growers for protection. The sugaw growers state that they shall be ruined anless the duty is restored to 3d per Ib. Instead of 16 cents, which it will be under the comprom ‘This increase of duty the refiners complain of as inJariow to their interests, and predicated upon a claim for increased duties on the refined article. The woollen manufactures have fallen into the same dilemma. They state as follows: “ Atthe preacnt prices of wool in Europe, New Holland, and South America, it could be imported into this country, free of duty, at a pi which would enable the manafac- turer to drive a brisk competition with the foreigner. The cheapness of our water power, and some other circum- stances, gives us advantages which compensate for the dif- s ference in the pe of borin fuct, we kriow, from the figures ofthe Eng! manufacturers themselves, which we have by us, and could give if it were neceasury, that the cost of manufacturing woollen Great Britoin, is nearly as great as our own. The principal difference between the price of their cloth and our own, is the result of the high price of wool in this country compared with their, and on the continent. Here they admit that the only obstacle to their success. ful competition with foreigners in free trade, is the high price of the raw material caused by the protection given by legislation to the growers of that article, consequently a reduction of the impost on wool to a mere revenue duty, woutd give the whole home market to the home manufac- turera, and yet important as the manufacture of woollens is admitted to be, it must be sacrificed to the false princi of protection, or atax,of 30 per cent to be imposed upon the poopl# as an equivalent to the manufacturers of woollens. Sales at the Stock Exchange. 5000 10 she Bk of 100 Gel and I 4 r do uihurn & Roch Cotsen in) # 125 Second Board. 10 Jefferson Ins paz 1000 Corporation 5s, 1833 0 5 joug Island WO 25 Stonington sb 7 100 90 do W%, 1000 State hq 13a, ay % do a # Mech Bank’ Ass 40 State of Trade. ‘There has been rather more doing in the markets gene- rally. ‘The business of the interior is evidently on the crease. This must soon be felt in our markets. A Ro- chester paper remarks us follow ‘The busmess on the canal is q expected for the season. It is not to be spring and summer businees will be as e last year; but the earth now promis abundant to authorize the belef thi equal if not exceed that of any previous year. During the pas week 13,152 barrels of Flour have been cleared by the collector in this city—total rince the open- ing of the navigation, 26,401. Amonnt of toll to this eve- ning, $12,646 00—for the same period last year, $13,607 66. Number of clearances, 433. Michigan city paper remarks there mow in store at 000 bushels of corn; $1,000 bushels of wheat; 4760 do pork and lard; 300 do whisk bulk, in sundries. Thus, it will be that there are 153,000 bushels corn and’ wheat, which would load 22 vessels, allowing each vessel to carry 7,000 pushels ; and there are 13,960 barrels bull, which would Wal eight vessels, allowing to each vessel 1,500 barrels ‘0 take off the produce now in store, it would require a fleet of thirty sail, or it would give employment to five vessels for the seacon. ‘This speaks well for the great ag- Lehr | ee the country. In cotton there has ven a steady business doing at 6 a 9; 1 da6 010; Mobile Sta 10). 8 of ® 9% Upland and Flori. cents, cash and @ months. 19 cent By auction, 126 bbls. at 13} cents ; and 66.do 17} 421, cash. Naval Stores—-Tur- pentine, Nouth County, export at $2,75. Rosin is without change, with sales of $00 bbls. for shipment, at $1,12). Spirits Turpentine continues to sell as wanted at 30 cents, 4months for Southern, and 34 for city distilled. C: Pitch is selling at $1,25, cash, @ considerable reduction , no sales ofsouthern, Oils—There have been farther sales fe a8 good as could be upposed that the nsive as that of ld sufficient! fall trate will Mo- and 130 Porto Rico at New Orleans, cold La Jasset— Trinidad Cabs 23, 4 month | of 8100 bbls Whale fr oxport at 39 cents, cash. Lingeed have improved about 2 cents per gallon; best American has heen sold at 79 a 80 cents, cash, and 85, 6 months ; 10 r. cashs Olive brought 90 cents, 6 months. Provisions— A fair inquiry for Pork, Beef is dull, Western Lard is at 54 aG cents, and City Rendered at 7.’ Pickled Hams com- mand 4} 29; and’Beef Rounds, 444}. Rice—Since our 1a about 300 ticrces have been sold at $2,75 a $3,124, Married. On Sunday, May Ist, by the Rev. Mr. Chase, Mr. Jorn Lownie, of Daneshole county,,Dunham, England, to Miss Axx Cam, of Mulligan county, West Meathe Island. Dt On the Morning of the 3d child of Samuel William and Mai wnption, Mr. Dass ’ ear of his age. His friends and those of the family are respectfully invi- ted to attend his funeral on Friday, the 6th instant, at 4 o'clock P. M., from his late residence, No. 20 Batavin st. st. Many Ann, youngest Catharine Coohran. Seu zt Maranham Marineas - pparesues re Salled. Whitmore and lad Kerr Wat OL m Ball, ra. 8. "Barstow, Bu ler Liggat, Lyachburg, Va. Jan ckville, U. ©.;" Capt, George Hall, B, A., lady Rey. John 'Fairbai two children, Rey. € Samuel Gamble, Paator Pei Yorkshire, Eng.; Levi North, Le Liverros nolds, Adal Bost Mi ds ‘Wigxins, Havana; Wm, Bayldon, Foreign Importatio Guavama—Brig George—i22 hhds 8 bbls sugar A Mayor—33 hhds do Souteyran & Perret—i1 hhds 5 bbls tmolasses to the master, Domestic Importations. New Ont &ans—Schr Minerva—422 bbls pork 74 kegs lard 79 bbls whiskey to orde: MARITIME HERALD. Departure of the Atlantic Steamers, PROM ENGLAND. vROM Caledonia, Lott cadia, Ryrie Cale Acadia, Ryrie GB, Western, Hosken: y, The Belgian steamer British Qi Antwerp for New York on the ith of ampton, Eng., on the 7th. : “Aug t. Keane, leave + to touch at South- of vessels arriving fartin, of our news fleet, left at the port whence cir passage, a list of their oargo, foreign newspapers they may have. Commodore Hoan them immediately on their arival. We re favor EW YORK, MAY 5, 1842. “ rd, Demarara, ¥ tady Huntington, (Br) Clements: St. Ane Godet; JohnH. Stevens, Hall, Bermuda, a, Smith, Mobile, Sturges & 'Clearman: Noiton, New Orleans, Badger & Peck; Susan, Johns, Philadelphia.—Schre Renown, (Br) Smith, 8 .. B. Senator, Chamberlin, Bostou, Po Tow, Baxter, do; Oscar, Baker, d Tonquin, Nor ryport. Arrived. Bark Byron, Peurson, (of Newburyport) from Cazdiff, Wales, March 17, with Reiron, to order, 12th ult. Int qv 45, lon 19, spoke p by shurg. 70 steerage yeugers. Bark La Grange, Porter, 6 days from Savannah, with ‘cotton, to Danham & Dimon. Brig George, Thornas, (of Boston) from Jobos, 2. R., April 12, with sugar, 10 master, "Left brig, aun, for NY. At Gu is, for NYork, lg; brigs Fran to sail for N York 18th, via for NYork, 2 days; Motto, towed wy uk * Eddy, 14 days from New Orleans, pork, &e. to engers. 22d ult. lat 24°15, low 92 12, Dunham & Dimon— Sige whaling brig Juno, of New Bedford, 3 months out, no oil, Schr Export, 15 days from New Orleans, with com, &e. to Churchman, Roberts & Co. Schr Exany Baker, 8 days from Machias, with lamber, to the master. Schr Cabot, Stewart, 2 days from Hartford, with mdse, to the master. Schr Jasper, Howes, 4 days from Bost h mdse, to ews. ‘Schr Talent, Scudder, 4 days from Boston, with mdse, to the ater, Schr Aun Denman, 6 days from Thomast jeld, Burr, 4 days from Salem, with mdse, to P. J. a, Wi with lime, to the Farnham, | Schr Chief Sachem, 6 days from Eastport, with plaster, to the master, : Schr Imperial, Swain, # days from Nantucket, with oil, to J. Macy & Son. Sele Effort, Spear, 6 days from Thomaston, with lime, to the master. Schr Betsey, Pierce, 4 days trom ‘T) the master, ‘Sehr Ja the matte: ‘Schr Friends, Lovell, 3 days from Boston, with mdse, to the master. Sehr aston, with lime, to Snow, Bdays from Belfast, Me. with spars, to Sam! A. Apu a, Nickerson, 3 days from Boston, with to E. & J. Herrick. Schr Marietta, Mattson, 4 days from Boston, with mdse, to J. Atkins & Co Sehr Victor, Hallett, 3 days from Boston, with mdse, to the master. Schr Abb Bos mdse, to J with ice, S days from Thomaston, with lime, master. Schr Lucy Blake, Blake, 6 days from Camden, with lime, to the ma lays from Lubee, with y Boston, with mdse, to the Schr Mandarin, Hinckley, 3 days from Boston, with nulse, to the master. Schr Adelaide, Slocum, 2 days from New Bedford, with to order. Sloop Tecumseh, ¢ to master, Sloop Rhode Island, Hull, 2 days from Providence, with mdve, to master. ls, 2 days from Providence, with Below. Salled. don \ One brig, unknown, Barstow, Liv- Russell, New OF Can Ships $t. James, Sebor, I érpool Utiea, Hewitt, Hav brix Joshua Sears, Guayai Marine Correspondence. Orrick or tHe Rnope Istaxpun, 2 vypoets May 2 Jor, Island, and Fecwmseh, NY ork. al Record. w Sailed, Willard, Ri Gen andish, Capt. Nathan ton Feb. 1, for M sinee been heard from, it ix probal SE gale of Feb. it. The vesw AP Plymouth, was valued ai sured. "She had a ear bably worth about $1 WM), partly Insured. Whalemen. Sailed from Bristol May 2, North America, Indian Ocean. At Payta Jan. 10, Three Brothers, Nant. 120 sper Heard from—Appril 10, President, of Westport, with 170 bbls (probably in Dee.) off New Holland, Napoleon, of ting 3 whales to fill. Jat 27-30, | n 87 20, Elizabeth, 28 bbls oil, Jon 8740, Phenix, 20 bbls. 50, Chase, 24. 10; Maracaibo, 00; Samuel 5 Troy, Tat 31, be net, no oil, ‘Vat 28 io, to on 8, Je, of Quiney, 4 months out, OO p April 8, bbts oil. April 16, sowth ust ule of Porto Rico, Joshaa Brown, from Pro- rr, clean. Spoken. A steamer steering 8. by FE. May 1, lat 40 30, lon 7078. Fore Trixmap, April 14 Mary Pease, di i Caroline, of do, line, Boston. ae; Madrid, from neighboring port, just arr, Sid Kime: United States Port Harrowmi, Avril Art Tiberius, West Indien Potomae, Philailelphin. April 22—Arr Geo, & Willian, NYork, Pnawkrout, Apel so Below, Clinton, Matanzas; St. Hele- Texandria. ™rhomastox, April Arr Fred Portsmouts, May 2— trak Sate, May 2—Arr Chili, Chy md, York. Norfolk; Jos. Helen, M: Cld Deposit, Para. Bostox, May 3—Arr Naples, + Michigan, Giang Imogene, Bay of, Mexico; Adelaide, Trinidads” Columbi Atetaiuiving William, dos J, Warren, Norfolk x Hard, Bal mare; Wott, NY Advent .. Pelegraphed, Vandalia, Cld Einily, Malta, Para and a market; Canton, NOrleaus; Callao, do; Pan- shits Nbut pans Wen}. Frotihlin, Philadelphia. Arr lat, W beawrows, April 26—Arr Snsan, Charleston via New Bed TROVIDEN: enabirry | plies ‘eae en ic i emt Holt, Philadelphia Eddy, 4 yBpisron My Std Wile, and ‘Rhode Island, for New yohtrono, May 3—-Cid Phenix, Albany; Token, Tyler, N. P May t—Cld New World, Boston; Challeng gai doh NB. Bex Pov, Canton a Narrows, ve, Which caused in rough wea weather > with a pilot on board, struck a rock wader Ww the vessel to leak so badly as to make it nee to Emma, NYo: ~ Sid Metamora, Towns: April 30—Sld Al ustonb, May 2—Arr Alfved dog Mereat ork. rk; Danl Baker, ston. in, Apri 30—Art Nehinakanta, NYork; Sinithfield, Std 4, Aqwil 39—Below, a British bark, unknown, fiarfamed aud cele We, to be obtaine of . fro din this codutry. sounder the fim af CARPE P ved on the first day of May instant, by mus Nas 10, whi will ab was dissol he business has been removed (rc wad will 1 lement of the affairs of Ui the said fam, as well SEPH CARPENTIER, *, VILAD: yartuersip tofere exist Alfred Williams, diamond jewelers, N ved by mutual consent, ALL persone said establishment, will present thelr accounts, Twill please make’ payment fmmedia Fulton street, where he intends carry ALFRED WILLIAMS. —The Charles Wray ai ts RS OF HO’ known to the public ash uid fashionable establishment in pyment, is ¢ to take Hle country Best of re y Hferen eb) LEWIS COUNTY BANK 4 ib Ite EDRO! most di day pr w: S! BSCRIBERS are hi bany. A bscriber, John Ke » bound to the um 4 took wih hitn, on Va surtont tie pad flame pair of new boots, All persons are h x or employing said we reward will be aid boy to py letter or otherwise, so property. Apply t May 4, 1812. doors above ket, kind in the continues to supply t vy, the Arm Spanish war steamers—has supplied all the race boate and club boats for the last four years—and has now the largest assortment ofoars, sweeps, and sculls ever collected inone place. N. B—The Branch Oar Stove on the North River side, is up, and removed t as T save all the expenses of one store, to those who come from the North River side to pay them for the ¢ boats, club boats, oars and sculls sold 40 pe than last year. ]_ET THE GALLE Ben nee a res tant that ean ory explanation, dl by the following drug stores: Fulton, cor Chambers and Church; 413 Broadway, ner Lispenard; 63 Bowery, corner Walk tdclew BARGAIN IN SADDLERY.—The subscribers have one hog skin side Saddle; one strong gentlsman’s light trotting or racing Saddle, with stuffed flaps, and Bc of superior quality to, match each article--tho latter saddle not exceed G3 Ibs. These articles were brought ft land by order of a deceased friend, and will ‘nt. cheaper than they were purchased for, Il be sold for $29, and the gentleman's for $15 50 with stirrups, girths, &c. Apply to JOHN CONROY'S, 56 John street, opposite Dutch, on Tharslay, May 5, until sold. i GALENA LEAD, form: E. K. COLLID ine ee M6 So MEDICAL CARD—Dr. GLOVER is comulted ally at his offer, ippreed that a, and His exten of the pract ve 2Ann street, Ite RETRENCHMENT THE ORDER OF THE DAY. THE Subscriber, with a view of mecting the exigen imes, has nade. arrangements whereby he will abled to furnish garments of the very best quality, at former Hay je his waakudio compete y principle only, while he observance of elega characteri- purchases with the cheapest, shimerlfto. continue the san netuality which for the Inst fi Gentlemen with the assurance that th ti quality and style to the most ‘of buper wool dyed clod ues in thy CHAS. COX, Sign of the Golden Fleece, 61 Nassau street, wear M: DEUDSCHER ARZT, sth sm im. G rantees a perfect cnre—s¥ standing, whether the bones, her part be the seat of this other diseases of the as salt rhenam, leprosy. wise piles, strictures, & th e he wall inform’ him, 9 wdated with board. Best of m3 im*r throat, skin, Jangs, oF estructive complaint, In / ditions having been made Carpets, € bargains th jeited to ea! $1,004 as a loan, iberal salary xiven for his Jian shewet, n y depot of the Hat our establishment, ment of the above wey the + toll ‘Gentleme rous of purchashng ftv factory, are respecttally invited wo where will be f tioned Koods, W terms, a PATENT PRESET VISIONS, warranted to of 0 Db PORTABLE, FRE wep any length of time, an Hallibut,, Shad k Duck, Oh ik Sal- QERIS TOOTH WASH—Preyn cipe at No.t Gold street, New. Yrok Wash is table wrepaeation, ponies ties of cleaning: te 4 of sprung: and causijng them to te id ums, arising from sure righly beneficial. It is pare arly serviceable to uae the Orsig Tooth Wash at wight Just before retiring to rest. ‘This method is recommended by nent dentists, as by particles of food whic mmulate during the day Kept throuh the nigh it whi rt k its use to all, young and Post, Tash is the beat detergent we ever ‘Tra PLEAS. ANT Hot now fail beanties XCURSION. alot satinfact Gh those who may require, after being fa crowded city, fresh air, Aud sone pent up for thy ied city, fs 4 eraly “pow decked in ul the Nee froshinees beyond doubt te Tuxnrient freshiaces be made at this seasons the moat agreeable excursi aly tn RNISHED ROOMS. A T.—TO Single Gentlemen, rooms furnished In good ‘° ‘2M Broadway, Apply on the premises, mol m3 Iw Auction Sales, BY THOMAS BELL. (Stores Nos. 2 dna aud ilo Fulton street.) Amusements. =< DR rhunepay [Ee r Its magnitude—w ey ATH. 7 <li fo form otion " » tanec from the sans oo MetY form—its motions and div 4g o'clock in the sales room, . Valuable Furmture in continuation Will he sale of elegant furniture, sofas, French bedstwads, look comprising also, 2 clega ng and parlor chairs, etary book esses, wardrobes, ‘and dress: t Receiver's Sale of ntinied and closed, and other observers 25 cents. two Lectures will be delivered with a short interval between the: Doors open at, | pian’ fortes, looking glasses, &e, Ke. sin time, lamps, vases, clocks, curtains, chandeliers, et a PARK i. THIS EVENING, May 5—’ will commonce fe wi THE POSTILLION. OF LONJUMEAL new mahogany and ; Alaa, saime tive, will pe wad pia y Furth & Fsll, cost $600, rn made us—Allso, two valuable pallor organs, suitable for small Chapeto oF ch the’ above’ sale. will be deserving particular atten: Ce ee ee Ba: hous hii SATURI ‘To conclude SATAY, PRISONER OF WAR, Tock, i the sale rooms Capt. Chauyet, —— Chippindale | Lieut, Firebrace, Barry Mailime La Rose, ‘Mrs. Wheatly: 4 Madame Violette, Mrs. Barr) Boxes, $I—Pit, 50 cents—Galler POE Ras CHATHAM THEATRE. Hale of Benet Hie aan: | THIS EVENING, May 3.—Dhe performance will ¢o jh atiety of millinery articles, silks, satius,calleoes, MATRIMONIAL, SQUABBLES. inens, ssoet ee Samuel € Me, Hield | Younghusband, Thome. Also a number pledged for one year, and various Fe Fraterick Yo 5 ecianes sail cn erick ¥ nughuts Mrs. Thorne. AUCTION N OPEN HOUS: d a Harry Villars Mield | Cousin Todd, Mestayer. take plac hand, and ane, rs, T' will peremptorily be sol beautiful up ‘ wade by F (all, cost $60 Wouvermai ©, Mestayee. ~Also, two ¥ lor organs, suitable for small yer Dress cir ivate Boxes, $5. ste sill be deserving particutar attention, E the collection of splendid original painting: faillldneaaanen " LOVES OF NGELS. ii Jap, i, Mitehell Hogi itommeaate ts; Mbasop. Jago ae . ! this dav, at ten o% Pie ETAT TIC re nak ; Boz, Horneast Mitchell gooda, Gennan hilver ware, German hardware and fancy ge Mrs. Novelgobble, Mra.’ Watts, Tid eatds, ture cutlery, aud’ a general assortment of shelf ‘Be onelude with tient tree RICHARD NO Il. ri ager en Richard, Mitchell | Heury King, Nickinton UCTION NOTICE.—F Se ir ps np ‘ile. AA clock, at 301 Broadway, at RIBLL & ARCU Dress Circle, 90 cents—Upper Boxes, Auction room, will be Ida handsome assortment of fi xideboards, writing desks, wardrobes) des us, bedsteads of éW YORK MUSEU (Late Peale’s,) Broadway, opposite the City Hall. he New Lecture Room—First app HILL, the unrivalled representative # apparstus, consisting of f idles, bridles, of Freach m ning, including the late additions, jections of natural and artifi is countr) World, the Vermont Dwarf, 21 the Sth, 6th of amusing and attractive shiment cont and extensiy be found of the jovmerly , Eisg., of too extensive variety to ment ay Friday and.Se i 17th, will be prescuted, @ vai wtainments, particulass see bills. ctu ite.” w songs, ne Lonely Auld Wi v NOTICE - 0. KEN'T, 1% Broadway, iveda lot ef splendid double and single ti ond Wetehes, with tw sly for sportsmen-~al f idder_ at auc between Bi Broadway, (1 3 may be a large and ext assortment of the finest of all kinds, on which advances have be Regular sales Wednesdays, invited to call and exam a fegyeley, and Diamonds, RY, Auctioneer. Ww han, fe Night Wind Bewaileth, &c.—with a choice selec ol ers, announced in small bi had at Stodart, re Rooms, 361 Broadway, of which will nil cone respectfully “anno S r Ext pets, rugs, and the Benelit will a cloth, India matting, beds, ig, and other | day, May 6, 1812) oi occasion a new original Farcett : ng articles, on W y mself, will be performed, entitled * AIDS fair. 32 Ann and 115 Iton, Brussels, imperial, three ply, ingrain, r, Too and stair carpets—varions sizes and patterns, uncommonly beautifal and in good orde THOS. BELL, Au ainments, includi Ny, x with w variety of popular eh té Boxes $5 cach, and tickets to. 1 Marion street, and at the ‘I ME. QeMps 8 CONCERT AT THE p\ YNL —M: ehad of Mr. Hornens- re. BROOK, Ge TER Nogic TO FURNITURE RS.—WASHI empater has the hy to anj TON MEEKS, No. 315 Broadway, next the Hospital, 1 of Brook! d wil wonld draw the attention of the public that he will sell splen= ng next, May did Cabinet Furniture at 10 per cent, less than th y have met so n by Miss Hannah F. Gout. by Mot therwell. Lonely Auld Wife”—taken from an tiah life. : ; ht wind bewaileth,” written expressly for Mr Sargent, Esq. rant. nds.” Se, he atnounced in small bills. ook and Musi Stores, Brook: ©. 'TIMM begs to First Concert ING, May sth will have. the TROTTING. TPHE following Purses will come off this day, ‘TI arsday, , 5 shock H & fusttime in Ameriea, the last New. Grand edad oo ee li ete ete ee nerer UrSatnosition of the celebrated Rossini, entitled the STABAT rene W im. Wheelan enters b. g. David B, Porter. MATER, (now performing with immense success in Parisand Ttaly.) he following will consist of 1 Thompxon. wate purse $i00, free for all horses never won je heats, under the saddle. m. Brooklyn Maid. Don Juan. ere x! Snaffle. two ile heats, under the saddle, Sornant. Mrs. Edward Loder, Madame Otto, an ContRaLr er $100—t yy » Wheelan john Spi D. M . E. Hom, Madame Spohr Zalm, a teur, and Mre. ‘Ti y ‘Trnon Mr. C. E. Horn, Mr. Rosier, and Mr. Austin Philips. Bassi. Mr. Masset, Mr Maynard, and Mr. Meyer. Mr, Alpers will presid he Organ, ‘and previous to th Mater will perform ns for the C Rinkt. Stabat * by nd Vari ut Secon, " It be neous. Madame Spohr Zahn will sing “ Kennst SWALLOW, Capt. A. we a™Gu das Land.” by L. Spoh to-morrow. Friday, May Madame Otto and Mra. T or the first t EVEN! country) « Duett, arrang an air by Mr the Pier between W. Brain- ven o'clock o'clock, I Courtlandt and Liberty The Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, ( ard, leaves Monday, Weduesday and Friday, The ROCHESTER, Capt. A. P. St, John, leaves the above + Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday afternoon at seven . C. Timm will perform (by. desire) the Duo Brillia te, oie Nee zockta eiih Mr, Alpers. At Sand, brilliant Vari sh anposed by On themes from ranged the ‘tabat Mater,” wit rench, will be issued on the ev ets, Sl each to be had at the prineipal M nee of Mr. Ti 3 ‘imm, street, and at the doors on ert, Doors will be open atseven at eight precisely. count of W Riders, each a, pit cious, and high trappings are kil th y exp by delay ach as " ability are now engaged there, who ean be depended on, ir friends, may rely that every atte them to promote the ort of the pass ta are regularly from the ports of Ireland, Scotland, nteed. R The Gi fre fon du rafts tin chiljtren in th rounding Talia Risley and astic Scena of M all who behol attended to, esol “also be et JouN Ne GI Somh street. Oh of REAL, twill the Tight n, will oe. Har songe—the tat the MO. living A sand ‘Lhe first Comic Singer s castonally introduce a series kreat Bast Indian Necromatie Fi Most supe ral Jented troupe: ive Egyptian Pyra He hore acts ack BUS, Cay if radny, the 19th’ inst, dations for cabin, seco passengers, are well known te terms of passage, will sail positive! J cabin and stecrage perior to any other rot of Beekman street, BROTHERS & CO,, door to the Baik AL ACADEMY. OF DESI jon is how open from 1 1 -Season Tickets op pinet mn J, WHITEHOUSE, Secretary. For terms apply. ' : FoR NEW ORL “aad N NEW GUITAR ML Sic—GEORG eww - nd New y 1 msitively Tosil | 4g wpe of tar, sap tively sail ax} 1M arranged with 1 J necon having handsome fu t Orleans whart, foot . K. COLLINS & OC reat care will be taken to have the xoode by O ly measured. agsengers will please be wM Ist oF pass: ons, apply on bow and forte and violis . " sUSTA BROWN and on Saturday, 7th inst, at N& Woodruff, who will Hvigy youl sa Haller well broke bpoee perfor ne le acu beaut are $i), for whieh she will perform Organ or Pianoforte Con: boat certos, Fantasias, Accompaniments, &e. Se. mi tr fal persop, td SHIP CAMBRIDGE, for LIVERPOO, at tlovclock, Packet ship St. James, are at Gilpi in the Exchange; eviows to sailinug. mi TO BE DISPO Dox, of the fine to mK tunity for gent! Sic tes tablishine: pose of him on te im st. TO BOATMEN. WANTER—Brach Paving Stone, of the firs ply 48 Norfolk stre RE SE OLD TERRAPIN LUNCH—The subscriber returns his thanks t the public forthe patronage so Ji r f and assures them that neh we Will be and delieaey that the season affords, in the ai 1, oyster line, a8 Well as the substantials, ean be always found at the Luneh: ate SOUP. d, green tart Si dally at 11 o%e heed say nodhing Hespecting th atnch was always. 90. famous, 0 as del ome as ever, Everything in the eating line to please all tastes tapins, oysters, beefsteaks, chops, cutlets, &c., (0 "NIB. Rooms f te parties always ready “B. Rooms for private parties always ready. EO MDARTON, mo" SPR d the public in ge- vet Now 8 Broad quality. Ap- me the etn Hanent which will be AN HOTEL, tg locates the banks TH ES iilhments of Paris; J see OOK-KEEPING, me . M P. SHE Coanting rooms of ©. TE, Sue open from 0 A. Mi. Wy as ter at all Lo ten ed eh, ke Pal lie m3 at* Proprietor of the Terrapin L tions and that he humneelf asthe MMISaI rie - pointed her of it L for the HF, COMMISSIONERS OF PILOTS :0F Fy F, iafire- | pointe cher pok-keeping for in 0 4 er of OSTA. | Association” of this city. Prospectuses, with terms oN aii Detect ahah nn pe m3 iwr | had at the counting rooms as above . 023 Im *tis