The New York Herald Newspaper, May 10, 1842, Page 1

ee aS ee O01, PACKETS. iN ‘ON, VIA NORWICH AND Livery onthe 3h WORCESTER RAILRO® of cach month. AY Dspeynter, 25th May. The steamlpat CHA i ji day afternoon, at River, Battery Place. , Coit, will leave eve, Saturday aftemoon, at 5 o'clock? I allins, ‘25th July. 1. Cobb, 25th August. The steatnbat WORC 12th June, peyster, 13th July, uldy, 13th August. - his route. Tichots can be ob- “olline, iat September, ADAMS & CO'S. wze of cars on th wr York, with such’ improvements as eomnbine ‘nusual eemfort for passenge gement_of their $100, for which ainp be provided. ‘These ships are commanded b; tasters, who will inake every exertion to give gene: ither th ins or oveners of tha ships will be respoosi- Neither the captains or 0° aieant by hives valde tee REDUCED TO « ie price of parsa; Foot of Whitehall stroot. 7 F } Leaves New York. go armed, and their pecu- o'el 16 Will Inproafter acon giv us them socunty not Possessed by any other war. At 7% o'rlock a; bed it ‘ OF pasa: yt c § °O.. & South st., Ne ; of ee arp town LeNers by the pac! by aheet ; 40 cents per cance, and newspapers 1 gar ~ WEW YORK AND HAVRE PACKETS. (SECOND LINE.) BS, SS eS he abaps of thd fine wilf he rafter Teave ip Lenton N.B. All goods i i, anda athe MOF he owmeatersak: mie PEOPLE'S LINE FOR ALBANY, And intermediate pl laces, from the Pier foot of street—=-Fare St. AMERICA, aursday and Satur New is 00 Uw follewa : Istand Havre on Ure 16th of eacit Wor passage or freight, apply ou board, or to C, SCHULTZ, , At the office on the ‘wharf, kinds of property taken only at the risk 16th August 16th pefomner 16th May au Jéth September Ist ,Decoem’rf i6th January Ist monly Mth October! Ship BALTIM ep ea FS) 2 Z prensi t ‘illeave the foot of Robinson y and Saturday, at 7 o'clock, Ci T.NICOLAB, i6th November, The aovemmodations of these, ships, i nor, sarpacsad! i e prensle r SSE wupptiod with ch the exeeption of wines ds intended for these vessels mubscribers, five froin any other than hem. For freight BASSAGE FROM ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND ERSONS desirous of maki emigrate from the Old Count who may wish to secure for them ‘iaoes. ‘walt, be forwarded by the ian a ntias Bull patch and comfortah coinmodations, will find it their interest to apply to the sub- rs, who are at all times prepared to make such arrange as will guarantee satisfaction. ‘The vessels. compose ine are all of the first cla “OR NEW ORLEANS OTN Nis oF PACKET AND_NEW, von LS er one of which leaves Liverpau. the port of embarkation 1s ‘witht this line, when FOr the better accommodation -3f su ship from this port on th 9 Ist, vach month, commencing the, 10: anil May, when regular da i the year, whereby will be prevented duging shijys witl commence thi in without any deductiow. Passage per steamer from the various porte of Ireland and Scotland, can Likewise be “Fe ‘or further particulars apply to SAMUEL THOMPSON, Old Established Passage Office, 273 Pearl st, rto, C. GRIMSHAW & CO. ss 10 Goree Piazzas, Liverpool, ge Or drafts at sight. and for any National Bank of Ireland. Northern 4 Nanonal Puucot ee fe arancemeu t in Jackson Pl, Captain Hillerd. TEL ett mnount, can like wise sank: Wu. Liverpoo! N& OF LIVER Taake ofthe tied ip COLUMBUS, Cap- ureday, the 19th inst,, a jer accommodations fur cabin, second pas wall kuown to bs far superior t orh2t tetas of passage, apply ou board, foot of a ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO. ton st. next door to the Fulton Bauk™ Persons desirous of sounding to the old countr cir ght out in the Columbus, sailing from Liver- the packets comprising the city off Naw York, exprea~ ht draft of wates, have recent Jendid ordew, with accom hey are commanded every sternon to f for packets, are of Tigh > rely conpered and put of peascagers anequalled in Mid steerage sneral satisfaction. . oxen the Mississipi by pero asf ships will be i. silver oF plead ware , seNE HY 0 yu beard take u for die same, a ar for any letters them, unless regular bills of value thereon expressed, or freight or, Ps ie ayy, LIN & WOODRU gree cikween rut mud grent care will be taken to friends can’ brow; ool on the hid and_10uh of each july, or in any of he Bor tertns apply PASSAGE FOR LIVE! superior packet sl ng aurpaustd account rage Lasseugers, wh ‘tion should. be made ann re $f South st. oF os spl i hip SOUTHERNER, have iinmediate ‘Moderate rates. ‘KE—Second Line. ihe hu B. Pell, master, will sail BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents No. 9 Toutine Building. PACKET OR HA ship ST. NICOLAS, Jot ®TEAM NAV IGA BON VI.A—SOUTHAM) M. M. Keane, ERT WEEN ANTWERP IPTON. RITISH QUEB! DEI of departure of Uus, wellknown Steamship, have been fired as follow ine—Recular Packet Ri So aOR HIVERPOOLS id 4 peyster, of 1000 tons, wil i mmoxtations unequalled f yon board, at Orleans wharf, foot of » K. COLLINS & CO., % South street, , Captain W, Skiddy, of 1 ‘and sail 2h Jane, her reg ZAcp may sly avon the shipe of this line sailing pase- JOL—New Line—Re Southam YGeath ‘ey, ine, +. monis not included, to Southampton tevrardy feen, thy i may coatragt for ue voyage wi boar Ur freight ur psssnge, op an Rete RATE Ages,” 41 Beaver street. SOR LIVERS F. A. Depeyster, of seaplar day: he it has jodlati jualled freight or Liev Span oe seco rieiiooe neq f. K. COLLINS & CO. 6 South street, puck aig Ga for ¢siendor or jeans wharf, foot in Garrick, Capt. Wm. Skiddy, of 1000 tons, fie ‘Shecidan; and sail the 23th June, her FISK*S COMBINED SUMMER BAKER AND COOK STOVE, FOR COAL OR WOOD. es from $6 50 to $12.—The mnt of this Stove is fite oven attached to it, whieh 60 ON SUNDAYS. the largest, sized ‘of the farnace. will. adi , jonas, by the "the division plate, or dishes; in large meat may ‘and all done with leas than 5 cents per day—! refer to those who have used them. FI jtove Establishment, in addition to which over two shmept, 209 Water street, somenvitte’ ‘ Figs between Now York and Somerville Lines each way. 50 cents. Read the following cei ired more can be ses 23 conta, w Brunswick, and 4 ick, to CM cents, throwrh New Brunswick . trips from New Brunswick is 4 A.M, train f craig from News Vath. has been New Yor and New Bra The Philadelphia ma fs Sundays the 23 4 dit Suring all the secuipind Wt waths, inion ceptible of uo improvement for simplic: tr cota eek Gorter ot laos a ek cae eed who procure their tickets at the ickete are receiv hased. KN MERCHANTS. AT LINE a4 a id (Sa 4S) S SS ae See Pear figs Bet at if it, o Lam, with reepeet, yours, ey Pastor of the Berean (Bi Lay nae yurch, tre Summer Move. which 1 Auctor only ou de day | begs fave NT TO WwW PORTABLE JRO: ELIANCE For the Mi Aportation ei oe ‘tra. fre, ith etough lees fuel to save more thanth, * MRS. BUEL, 63 Fulton street, ald Ia ‘This improvement in trensportal chants poeliar advantages, The g in the boats at_our ware! dover the Colymbi DAY'S PATENT PERMUTA- “K.—Bankers and othe implicit coufidence in the above Lock as being the be: mai the hol to be pieked by persons who recently when’ the, Combisaticn nde ws. of Perth A Passengers forwarded to Pittsburg and Povtsville, ove uudays excepted, ‘achington street, ‘ay Wall street! waa pic 1 was afterwards #0 putin new. wo Mr. Jones readily open: ythe American Bank Newell & Day's Permutation ished, ui i s, auch as are aol Ne itieh reyotation of Dat pany have established Brmiswick and New pearing New Bronswick at 5 A.M. A iberty street, New rane mere “spredy and cavup com scription, aad. mpre” part Brack, who eu he ew Birdutwick and New re the transportation of rattle, Jusep, howe, Ke. and all other Rinds Merepandive seme the two cities fiest maine giten in the latter se Looks are moat form from one to one handred the stbempts of Ure most skilful imigession, ot ste} + (Sind RSH a he de’ to. keys whieh can be cl b mnillion diffsrent tim he could aot «: me owe were to inform him of manner in which the lock might be or the above Lec Successor to Day, Newell & Day. \m (0. 509 Broadway. ine ie mot sulject to any extra er. up a Jarge store] A from, the original re Yrckthe Ore Pook feparation, possessing. the proper month, Pewcain the = any” npleammat taste or isi Noes tecayed teeth, or froma de ul will be found ‘he quene Yrom the seccle, ‘eases of spunxy gitm: to heathy sate andes In painfal affections of td, it will be. foo eable to a RRIS TOOTH WASH— No.8 Gold street, Wash is purely a vegetable ing the teeth au the roeeption of mere! sing their tickets at the ticket to be used with a tonth brash neceentt ofa powder, keep B proprietors of Bit ve notice to the petens shipping to ti open wy ee be } ie or shippers of goods, deatined for the Wester States, who hare eiy line is wow ra “(or sent to go in their nent dentists aa Woes te dria the da rough the night ne teeth amd white teeth are the to Willinm Bingh’ He "all such consagume a will aiend to en atelar. should Histinct! package pinches TNE ti a y on eaca ri wh low as For rates of frvight, whieh aze se low a9 any surrounded b pone more pleasant —it cleanses and whis rifies the mouth, te use to all, young an best detergent we ever used on y mir it fai haa . opparite Pier No.2, N. to’ Pittsbung and Pottsville every eet 5 aude “—~T POWELL © 00/8 LINE. NLR, Pawseugess forwanle Refer to BR. Crooks, NVork tl Aiom Directors said Com Rey it 10 o'clock, A. M TRE ir ka for the teeaefey of Stock avo cloned, anil withad continue until the 7th day of Jane next. LOOMPIELD" Secretary, 200,009 La Norman Soars, ANDED from the brig Obio, from quality, for exe in i a raday and Saturday meiing, the Mizhlander will} pening at 6 *ehorky and Toes New York, evory Mond in on boar, eRe Pere denctineon tank 1 ladloy oF receipt THE NEW YORK HERALD. ‘Ashington [Correspondence of the Herel.) Wasmixcron, Saturday evening. Affray between Messrs, Wise and Stanley. There is some excitement in the city this evening respecting a collision which iy said to have taken place this afternoon between Messrs. Wise and Stanley. The precise circumstances of the affray are not known, but the rumor in general circulation jis, that as the gentlemen were returning from the race course on horseback, Stanley jostled Wise so much in riding past, as nearly to upset him. Wise immediately followed, and on coming up, struck Stanley a smart blow over the shoulders with a cane. Stanley said— “Do you strike a man with his back towards yout” Wise replied, ‘Take the blow, with the epithet of coward, which I gave you in the House, and make the most of them.” This version be incorrect, but the story isin every body's mouth, in this form, and is probably an approximation to the truth. There must be afightnow and no mistake. G tlemen recognising the code of honor cannot receive a blow without burning gunpowder. Such, at least, has been the understanding until within two or three years past. Perhaps under the recent improve- ments in this branch of jurisprudence, a blow may be explained away, and why not?) The most oppro- brious epithets have frequently been bandied be= tween men professing chivalry of all sorts, and the matter has always been arranged with an if. In former times men of honor never replied to a direct affront except by a blow ora pistol shot. Now-a- days offensive words are retorted in kind, and per- sonal difficulties are settled on the principle of off set. Possibly this innovation on ancient usage may be an improvement, but really we men of the north must insist that southern chivalry should abate some of the insolence of its pretensions, or else maintain its reputation by adhering occasionally to the fire eaters’ rules. They must seek satisfaction for insults, or cease their eternal talk about honor, personal responsibility, and all that sort of stuff. [Correspondence of the Hera.) Wasninetox, May §, 1842. Racing—Gambling the Pipelayers, Since the adjournment of the two Honses of Con. gress on Thursday moraing, politics have been laid aside, and there has been a general snspension of business of allkinds, except in the Executive de- partment. Inthe long session ther: is always an adjournment of two or three days for the purpose of cleansing and ventilating the Capitol, removing the carpets and substituting straw matting, and other preparatious for the intense heat of the summer.— Curiously enough, this adjournment usually happsns on race week, and while the process of cleaning is in progressat the Capitol,the legislators amuse them- selves on the course. The races went off with great sairit, but they were particularly animated and interesting on Friday, The Washington course, as you are probably aware, is situated just back of the College, about two miles from the avenue, and it may be observed en passant, that while the institution for training the young is somewhat on the decline, that for training horses is ‘There was on the ground a large at- tendance of the sporting and fashionable world.— Senators, Representatives, harmoniously entered the field, and took the atand with a unanimity of The diplotnatic corps were algo out in force, and the belles of Wash- ington surrounded by their beaus, “ rang a merry in full vigor. purpose as rare as it was agreeable. peal” at every jest. Six competitors entered for the parse, an unusual number, which added to the interest already at- tached to the name of the favorite, Sarah Washing- ton. She was evidently expected to win, and odds were freely given and taken on her. Ja the first heatthe leading animals were Sarah and Hector Bell, and while they strained every nerve for success, a horse called the Eutam was observed to keep just behind them. Atthe last round, as they approached the straight run, Eutaw dashed ahead and came it first, to the astonishment of every one and amid universal cheers. The second heat was run in pret- ty much the same way, and at the close of the heat Entaw again showed his mettle and epeed by ano- ther push, near the same place, and coming out a length at least ahead. Of the other horses it is use- less to speak, they ran well and did their best, but all in vain. One of the peculiarities of the race course in Washington is the gambling, which is carried on under the large shed beneath the stand, and it wasa sight that could not but strike a Northern man. It is only by stealth that with us the roulette table, the sweating cloth, and the thimble rig, are introduced on such occasions, With us, the police always in- terfere in such financial experiments, but here they were in all their glory. Respectable looking men were actively engaged in the business, and very re- spectable men did not hesitate to put their money down on the turn of the die. Considerable sums were lost and won ina few moments, while the usual accompaniment of “ dicers’ oaths” were not by any means deficient. Outside, near the door, stood a round faced youth, his leg poised upon a crooked cane, offering to bet any amount that no one could tellunder which thimble the pea, or rather piece of spunge, to be found. However, none were green enough to go into the speculation, although an accomplice, in the aa of a decoy duck, oecasion- ally won a five dollar bill. He walked off with his thimbles, and nothing more. Ata short distanee froin the race course was a cock-pit, and the brutal sport was conducted with greatacience and order, not only without molcsta- tion from the police, but with the countenance and approbation of some of the moat distinguished men the land. Jt may be said that all these practices weak ill for the character of the country and the morals of Washington, but every thi rgiaie excellent keeping throughout. The House a epresentatives is a bear garden, and why object to cock-fighting, gambling, and other amusements equally elegant and Tefined F , To-morrow business again commences in Con- gress. There is a disposition to press forward with sufficient despatch to adjourn by the middle of July, The Senate is far in advance of the House, and might very easily get Ly, with all that isto be done in six weeks. No definitive action is antici- pated on-the currency. Indeed, it seems to be doubied whether the question will be seriously taken up in either branch of Congress, In the Honse, the army and navy appropriation bills are expected to be passed in a few days, and then comes the turiff, ‘The New York Custoin House reports may engage attention for a day or two, but the subject do petting to be a bore, and willbe soon disposed of. The tariff, or revenne bill, must be passed before the first of July. That out of the way, the remainder of the indispensable business will be done up without un- necessary delay, and the session soon come to an nd. ‘The re-organization of the Navy is of vast con- sequence to that branch of the public service and to the country, but it can hardly be hoped for while the present majority in Congress retam the power. Admitting, as they do, the neces:ity of remoddling and invigorating the personnel and materid of the Navy, they ‘will refuse or omitto act, for fear the Administration may derive credit from the jndicious and enlightened recommendations of the present able head of the department. The Navy must con- tinue to suffer, and the flag of the Nation be ex- d to indignity.because John Tyler is President. his is the patriotism of the ultra whigs in Con- ess. ‘Thear time is short, however, and it is to be hoped that the people will send for their successors men who will not disregard the public interest, in their etiorta to thwart the wise purposes and patriot. ie intentions of the Administration. U Pipe-laying and pipe-layers seem to be at a dis count inthis city jnst now. That most worthy fra- ] ternity in New York sent on a very re other Amusemonts— Business of Congress—The Navy—Visit of during bamas, Q 7 month together, all owing to high waters ond de« struction of bridges. have not presented themeel: months, h gress of the mails the interruption which usnally occurs only for a few weeks at the break frost on the opening of spring.— Madisonian presentation here a few days ago, was not productive of any great Routed and. overthrown Washington in the hops otf ence. ‘The immediate object was to procure the appointment of a few Postmasters of their own hey at various points the State of New York, Troy, Utica, Batavia, &e. But they have been bai. fled in every way. All that is necessary to defeat the most cherished hopes of office isto eonvict the ea didate of associaton with the pi layers. Fi merly these men came on in triumphant processions, and were received with the most distinguished honors. But some of their manifold treacheri have been discovered, and they are repelled from every quarter. ‘Their resources are all exhaust- ed. The have sold out so often without be able to replenish it, that they have not a pi yune’stvalue left. ‘They have ietpodoniat it is to have the cold shoulder tipped them. Everybody avoids them, all disclaim their intimacy, and it is astonishing how small the cirele of their acquain- tance is becom: The State of New York hus revolted against being lathered any longer, and whatever suds are left have been saved by the application of the veto, that much to be dreaded constitutionality! The whigs are still hunting for their Manifesto General in the Syracuse marshes, while the pipelayers imagine he is making a diversion in their favor at Washington. Even he no longer smiles upon them. He was under a “misapprehensio.”; and they have not even a non- commissioned officer left. It wasa melancholy sight to witness the poor pipe- layers, forlorn, Cilapidated, despairing, haunting the rotunda, looking at the statue of Washington, and mourning over their reverse of fortune. Their pe- riod of penance, however, has probably brought them to the conclusion that, after all, honest cians are most succe: i mutt] excitement, Sing Sing rather than Carrer: Uv. RECTIC ov A Sraremeyt. as requested. might have been mistaken. Tothe Editors of the Savannah Republican. Grxtirex—My attention has been called to a letter md dated Savannah, published in the New York Herald April sth, 1812, in which complat of steamboats in the Government service of taking passengers to and from Florida, at the expense iting the pro- ted that the cubius are fitted up and the tables furnished at the Govern- ment expense, while the captains of these boats pocket from $600 to $900 each per month, the Government losing Allow me, gentlemen, to sta‘e forthe information of the letter writer, who thus at- tempts to mislead the public, the facts :—I am in command of one of the boats belonging to the War Department (the gularly between Si- built’ at Baltimore t, and when turned over to of the U. S. Government, and of ceeds to their own benefit. It isc! thereby $500 for the same time. Newbern). ‘This boat nov vannah and the St. Johns. for the Engineer Departme: the Quarter M Re aster, Was not provided with any b for the accommodation of parsengers. At the instan f officers of the army, and for their accommodation, the U. S, Quarter Master at Palatka, fitted up berths on board the Newbern as well as the other boats belonging to Govern- Tspenk far myself and the other captains in this that in making our contracts with the wesdistinetly understood that the right & perquisite, encing officers who go free of charge, but pay $1 per day for their board. thy Bete belty put to an ex. pense of $500 per month, does not lose one cent in conse- Ifurnish (as do the other ) my cabin throughout ; the bedding, table furni- ind other fixtures ; und every article of food what- ment. service when Is Quarter Master, of carrying passengers, was regarded when it could be done without, conve e U. 8. Government, quence of this arrangement. ever, upon my table, is purchased at my own expense. Ia conclusion, I hope that the New York Herald will see the propriety of copying this statement. Tam, Gentlem Master U. 8. Steamer Newbern. Savansait, May 8d, 1812. rived here aon video. By her we hi from the latter. **El Nacional” of the 14th March. On the re- this language :— “ The pirate Brown returned on Saturday to infest the waters of our port with his detestable presence ; he has with him only five armed gallies, and his ob- ject is to have us do just damage enough to them to make it a pretext to return to Buenos Ayres, thathe is fri Brown makes a thousand dollars by every gun he fires. This is his old plan of operations, because it is well known that the administration of the cut-throat Ko- eas has deserted the cause of liberty to serve that of and his friends may make fortunes out of it. acommon hangman. * On Saturday oflast week, the Brigadier ( od a M the American Independence, left the Colorado for the liberating army of reserve, accompanied by a large tin Rodrigues, the veteran leader of concourse of citizens and patriot officers.” The following, being a part of the address of Gen. Lopez, the rival of Rosas, to his army, furnishes a i pithets these valorous soldiers use specimen of the ¢ towards one another : “Fellow Soldiers: The cause which we defend is the cause of God and our goon and which is _al- the savage and im- pes Rosas)—alone wishes the destruction of our hi i ‘The tyrant Rosas would soon shew you the fate that would befal you, if, by any chance, you should fall in the clutches Experience has well shewn that if by any casualty you fall in his power, even contrary to his solemm promises, you would inevitably be- ways the just cause. Rosas—( oly religion and of the whole Republic. of such a tiger come the prey of the assassin’s knife. “May blood flow in torrents till this barbarous, infamous memory, ferocious, savage Rosas, of shall humanize himself! ”"—U. S$. Gazette. _AN Trem prom Mexico.—A gentleman who ar- rived here yeserday from Tampico, says a consid- erable body of troops lately marched from the State of Tamaulipas toward the frontier ot Texas. He saw some of the battations, and thought they looked re- markably well.—N. O. Courier. April 99. Yveatax.—The people of Yucatan are yery much divided upon the question of their relations to Mexico, the impression being that articles of agree- ‘exas to carry on a war against Mexico, would be rescinded. rlizans were confident of thia re- sult, while those in favor of the separate indepen- dence of Yucatan are said to be wavering and in ment binding Yucatan to furnish money to Santa Anna’s pai fear. Torxavo 1x New Jensry. The Register raye:—"* On Tuesday afternoon last, a.storm of wind and rain, oinpanied nce. traces of its progress. About a mile west of J. Dunn, C. Green, J. Warbase, &e., prostratin fences, trees, and outhouses, and occaeioning muc other damage. (ocoupied by J. H. Main,) was blown off, and car- 5. Dazely had an arm broken, and was otherwise injured, by the falling of a tree. An old house on Mrs. Green's farm was much shattered, some of the weather boarde being torn off and lodged half amile distant. The barn of Mr. Petit was blown down, and we note it as very remarkable, that although aman and three horses were in it at the time, they alles caped uninjured. The track of the tornado was from three to five hundred some five or #ix miles in le cuph ried about two hundred yards. A sono yore in width, and th. A similar tornado was felt about seven miles south of Newton, on the same afternoon, producing a like eflect upon fences, orchards, the sufferers we have heard the names of M. Kieh- paugh, J. V. Vansyckle a , &e. Among syekle and J. Durham.” Tar Late Rains musthave been tnneually heay: iid streams were so much swollen as to prevent the and dri polis mail was also arrested at Queen Anne, by the overflow of the Patuxent river at that point ~ Throughout the whole country, especially in the Southern States, the high flow of the water conrees and destruction of br season just past, At vn Cars in Ala. | ed ta the mail stages for Winchester ssaue of aton, only three miles out fro Warr ta, D. Ps We understand, on Tuesday morning, the Anna- es, have been unparallelied rostmasters have re} ures for a Where these impediments the season, for present to the is been 8o open ns te ing t home, they came to tablishing an intlu- oliti- al in the long run, and that if ipe-layers ever live in marble the species will be 8. Service Sreammoars vor Frorma.—Cor- We find the annexed ar- ticle in a Savannah paper, and give it an insertion We have no desire to. prejudice the Captain of the Newbern at all—our correspondent Latest rrom Buenos. Ayres ano Monreyineo.— ‘The fast sailing. barque Madonna, Capt. Wise, ar- rom Buenos Ayres and Monte- ave received files of papers to the 1th March from the former, and to the 16:h We make a few extracts from the p pearance of Admiral Brown with the Buenos Ayrean squadron off Montevideo, that paper breaks out in A tornado visited Newton and its vicinity on Tuesday of last week. light- swept across this region of country wit ‘at ence, It wasof short duration, but left many this village the rive of a tornado was first discerned, which, passing in a northeasterly direction, ewept over the farms of J. Dazely, A. Petit, D, Ryerson, ‘art of the roof of Ryerson’s house | this Board for of Thomas Peers for lea of Cast recvived and referred. n Police, Watch ax adversely to an application of Mahlon leased from fine for aelling meat in shop and the Bo wd refused to concur with the Assi release. ‘The Committee on Arts and Sciences, report of concurring with the Board of Assistants in py the Fire Department with @ banner worth $150, on the troduction of the Croton water into the city, which eed to ustanimously. A bill was presented from Dr. St dereed to persons confined i , for services ren by Aldermen Benson and p on the ground that as phy ms were exempt front n Sto 6. A report was recei ed from the nancial condition of the city ending the Ist of May. equal to many of the States of the U the financial ditfioulties of the country for th years, the corporation have met all their eng: | tottered to the base, will finish the great wo of the Croton Aqueduct, mby loan. The water debt i ut down at $11,368, debt of the corporation. quit rents amounting? te about $310,000, be sold to the highest bidder, and gives as a reason the diifieulty to pay th pros dant, and presents the facts and figure: Allerman Portex of the Sixt authorizing the Comptroller, under the « Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, to make such suk water lots, &e., ag they may designate. Alterman Bexsox, op] not understand the subje rrents. Hee neludes by showing that every 0 sustain it, ed that the dilficulty of collection has been caused alone by nue hull performed his duty, and also that the pre son was not appropriate for the sule of prope deseription, and argumentative speech, and th adopted by avote of yeas 11, na; ft concurrence A communication was received from the President Board of Trustees of Williamsburg, stoting that th determi Houston stree ‘The resolution from the Board of Assistants, authorising the removal of the rails of the Harlem rail road below , in aceors 1ith street, unless they be kept in perfect orde dance with the statute, was non-concurred A resolution to pay deputy collectors the which had been pl was adopted by a y A resolution to re mine ond Sulliven Broadway, where bya vo Tanis votii Tto 6. if, and also betw: in the negative. The resolution to pave 19th street, from 5th avenue to Bloomingdale road, was nogatived by a vote of 10to 3 ‘Lhe special committee, to whom’ was referred th 60 in the latter, wea ed by th churches, be distributed amon sum of $1,000 to be appropriat the suflerers by the corpor a. Alderman Leonard made a brief speech in opposition to | appropriating money for such purrotes out of th ‘Treasury, when the resolution giving $1,000 wes de! by 8 vote of 12 to 2. A resolution tho: A re adopted. The Board then informed the Board of Assistants that they were ready to meet them in Jomr Bartor. George A. Coutant. was appointed Inspector of Fin wood fur the second district, in the place of George Brook- field, deceased. J district Watch, in place of John Ro Jacob Christ was appointed As fourth district Watch, in place of J. 8. *The resignation of Robert Cooker, the Tenth pointed in hi Elberta. E. G, Sturgit deceased. ‘cFerlen, piace. bble was appointed City Weigher. pofnted in bis place. Stephen Harris, Street Inspector of the Eighth Ward, was removed, and John Orser appointed in his place. Jonathan D, Stevenson, Collector of Arrears of Taxes, vhich was acceyted, and Wm. tendered his resignation P. Morse appointed in h place. sey, nonsen: o'clock, when Alderman Benson nominated Dow B. W. linmson for the office, and on the ballot being taken, Wil- iam Townsend, Jr. was declared elected. Alderman Frasxiry then offered a protest agninst the election on the ground th bers had expired, it being of the second Tuesday of May. The ayes and nays bei ninutes was lost by a vote of 16 to 9. it the terms of office of the m ont! The Common Council then adjourned, and the two Boards agreed to meet this morning at 10 o'clock. Boarp ov Assistant Atpenmex, May 9—The Presi- dent, Mr. Lee,Sin the chair. A communication was received from the Trustees of Williamsburgh, objecting to the side walk in Grand street, opposite the furry way, being taken for Houston strect » On motion of Mr. Davis, it was for the present laid on the Reports of Committees adopted. Iniavor of correcting t Morton, R. L. Stevens, J. W. Thorne, Mre. ©. C. Tigh John D. Phillips, Francis Baretta, and John W. Smit! Adverse to correcting those of J.G McIlvaine and Ge Betts. Tn favor of pa ing Dr. Stewart $14. Tn favor o! i Che and South streets. in Avenue. In favor of working 86th street, between the sth Avenue and Hudson River, aud appropriating $1,000 for the pur. | se. Tn favor of re-leasing to Matthias Bruen two lots of Iand | onthe corner of Sheriff and Houston streets, and one lot adjoining on Sheriff street, on his paying $10,000 on the $50,000 due to the city on bond and mortgage, and paying | the costs of # suit that has been entered. To favor of so as to allow $10 instead of $25. ‘The amendment was opposed by Mr. Sra! ported by Messrs. Muxrny and Brsxpicr. curred. Non-concurring with the other Board in regulating | ~ 48th street, through Bloomingdale road to the 10th avenue. In favor of paymg James R. Whiting, District Attorney $813 87c., for legal services in the County Court, on the | trial of Justice Merritt, being $318 87c. for copies ef de- positions, &c. and $300 for attending twenty sittings of the Court. Mr. Menrny oppored; Mr. Concurred in Board meet the other Board this evening in joint ballot. Opposed by Mr. Muapny. Mr. Bexeprer was before t! He did not know what w vallot. omas Lloyd. Mr. M. spoke well against time. other board: ensuing years M Brixevrer thought patory ir, Dai month for public school ko. mittee of the city, to make the appropriations now. ing mode “contingenc &e, require to look ata dill of $4,60 against himself. He did not like this confidence in men holding the offices. In the care of Tom Lloyd, the Finance Committee hare come into , When that men had $10,000 ia his pocket unasked f Wi ttaking the question, a recess wat moved for, and the Board proceed lot. . Rrronr Cornteorvs.—A young wile remonstrated with her husband, a dissipated L eeped on hig conduct, “ My love,” said he, “1am oni prodigal son: L shall reform by-and-by. Twill be like the prodigal son, too,” she replied) “for I will arise and go to my father;* and accord. e Garilon, | te Prisons, reported , to be res it license, ants in such as keepers of he fende: justi “lin favor eating MeGuire, Daniel Moore, and John Kimmons, watch houses, | § amounting to $20, the payment of which was objected to Brainard Church,in Ri litary aud jury duty, they, | last. therefore, were compelled to render such duty wilhout an equivalent, The bill was ordered to be paid by a vote of | Jay until Thursday ne Comptroller of | portant business. thecity, giving « full and complete view of the fi Philade}p He shows that while the expenses of the city are almost | thiscity, was fully tested yesterday and exce: ion, yet through all past few ments nnd upheld their credit unimpaired, while that of States has He estimates that the sum of $375,000 u from her side 208 feet, two st also states that he has already raised two thirds of that 30, which within ubout one million comprises the whole He also recommends that the auction of collection, and the loss to the city of persons neglecting presents itselfof the treasury remaining abun- Peay laresolution | Church at St. And rection of the of sing in the slip foot edit, on the ground that he did » He was replied to by Alderman Pollock and Leonard, and in defence of his position contend- the negligent manner in which the Collector of City Reve- Alderman Kinnatt supported the resolution in a poiuted esolution was finally i s i Iewas thensentty | Shipof the Home Squadron, is ordered to sea, 1 will sail to-morrow for Boston, for the purpose, it is said, of receivi' ty to her cruise, furnishing new evidence of the ne- to enforce the by-laws of the town inopposi- | tion to the opening of the ferry from the foot of Grand end | pmount of woe paid balances of assessments on money uncollected, but rd in their hands for that purpose, | ki} Bleecker street, between Cur- Wooster and itis not paved with wood, was carried f 8 to 4, Aldemen Benson, Purdy, Timpson and ap plicntion of sutierers hy the recent fire in the 10th and 6th wards, reported that 99 families in the former ward, and left destitute, their property being y flames, aud also recommended that m of $160 given by the congregation of one of the also the ‘ag then passed, aus the distribuzion of the $150 among the sufferers. lution to pay Dr Stewart a bill of $14 for medical services rendered persons confined in the watchhouse, was ‘8. McFarland wes eppointed Captain of the fourth ant Captain of the | | , Street Inspector of rd, was received, and’ Dennis Cornell np- was removed from the office of Assistant be aye yep mee of Stages, and Wm. HH. Cornell was ap. a Townsend, Jr., was then appointed Collector of Revenue, in place of Thomas Lloyd, removed, or run away. On this appointment being proposed, Assistant Alder. man Munr:ty obtained the floor and occupied it in flim- ical speech until 2 few moments after 12 n fler 12 o'clock on the morning | called, permission to enter it a severe cough of Gideon N. Preston, Maria | (hiering under such aMmietio fagging side walks in Pike Slip, between favor of regulating Sixt street, between 7th and th ending the report on bill of Dr. Hasbrouck, | of rosewood and mahogany. he al: Mtion, rerol | Ie ' Tesrprer was in favor. | Mr. Baicas offered a resolution providing thet this (pointing to the clock) sald the members were within two hours and | ten minutes of the termination of their political existence, and he thonght other business more important than this Kiem, which should. be finishe! this evening. to be gained by going into joint “uheir productions, will find suc) Mr. Baiaos replied that one of the captains of watch | Uicir mods ‘and it wasnecessary to fill his place, and also I Mr. Mvurny asked if another $50,000 was to be made way with. He thought it unnecessary to fill the situation. . ‘The previous question was sprung, end the resolution adopted, and sent to the | sons Ta favor of appropriating $310,000, agreeably to the Comptroller's report, for the current expenses of the it unnecessary to appropriate so a Inrge sum would be required this It was uncertain how the new Common Council wonld stand, and the Finance Com. ought ita matter of safety, as regarded the eredit | HOR gelieve the tnrita surprises pound, an Prare completely restored: ment, and full wishes that orhers, Mr. Munvity went fally into what he called the eweep. a asking appropriations, the large sum in the Comptroller's recent report of expenditures of $20,000 for While he was spenking, Mr. Hays, sercennt.a'-arms of the other Board, came in, and announced that the Board of Aldermen had concurred in the resolution for joint bub lot, Mr. M. proceeded. Hu said that the Board were inva viably called pon to appropriate hundreds of thonsonds of men dollars ina shorter time than any of the members would Price Two Cents. e interest transpired yes ith and Prince Davis, on war ‘ants being issued by several of the occupants of houses in Second street, against Mary Eldridge, Michael Finne- Gan, Lewis Baldwin, and Frederick Wish alias Fritz, who occupied premises No. 162, 159, 161 and 167 of said street, 625 of ill-fam ©., brought up the of- who were all held to bail to answer the ends of nnd nine of the besotted inmatos sent to the peni- ary for three months each. At the Upper Police John wore fined ing the congregation of street, on Sunday evening h, and costs, for Grxvnat Sessions This Court adjourned over yester- afer transacting some unim- Tue New ine manufactured by Mr. Agnew, of hia, for the Southwark Company, No. 98, of 1 the ex ons of the members, and the provisions of the con: 1 @ stream 201 feet in length from her an inch in diameter. A. single stream ams from side 165 fost euch, ne from gallery and two from side 151 feet. In play- ing over the Exchange she threw a single stream about 15 fect ebove thecupola. She was taken out again yesterday afternoon, and « jualled previous performance. A Buixp Man Diownen.--An aged blind man, named q ney, a native of Ireland, aged 63 years, who ton-in-lulaw, Peter Rafferty, at Jersey ‘the ferry on Sunday morning to attend ews, in company with Rafferty. They eparated after s » and the old man was mis- until yesterday snorning, when the body was found of Courtlanit street by a young man named ‘sumed that in attempting to find the ferry vening he must have accidentally fallen over: y, came ae! Axorner Vietime-During Sunday evening James O'Neil was sent to the city prison in & st intoxica- tion, and died from delirium tremens in a few hours af- terwards. ship Indepehdenee, the flag , and Navat.—The U. 8. repairsin the dry dock, preparato- sity fora dry dock at this station. The follow- ing is a correct list of her officers, that published Sunday being incomplete, viz + Commodore Charles Stew eutenants, William M. ptaln John Gallagher, lendy, F. A. Deas, James Fin: Schenck, James 8. Palmer,F. Piper, A. A. Holeomb, . B. Walhach ; Fleet Surgeon, James Cormick; Passed Surgeon Hugh Morson; Assistant Surgeon, J. M. Purser, F.B. Chaplain, Joseph Stock: i M hompson, Commandin; 1 0 James Major; Carpenter, John F lidshipmen, John Guest, J. C st, Charles Re ¢ ¥. Jervett, 8. Phel Minor ; eKraft, .E. PVan m, E. Simpson, W. Smith, Mitchell, H J be, ft St. George Hunter, Charles Wolley, G.H. Marsh, John Guest, D. Phenix, J.T. niels, George H. Clerk, William H. Zams; ( T. Stewart; Captain's C Jahon, D. A. McDermot, J.B. Da , Oscar OC. Badger; Commodore's mnmodore’s Secretary, Charles k, Charles RK. Gallagher. y Court of Oyer and Terminer, Before Judge Kent and Aldermen Balis and Hatfield. May 9%.—Case of Thomas Topping.—The trial of Top- ping, indicted for the murder of his wife in Orange street, some months since, had been set down for to. He was brought into Court, accompanied by his ron, a boy § or l0years of age. Mr.’ Hart, who has been assigned by the Court to act as his counsel, stated that a material wit- ness for the defenee was still absent, and asked to have the trial postponed for a few days, It was finally ordered for Wednesday after next. Court Calandcr—This Day. Mos. 67, 62,3, 63, 70, 73, 74, 76,76, 77, 9, $0, 82, 83, $4, 85, 86, 85, 90, he Comptrol r¥—1 or presented his Nouneil last evening. ‘The City Di 1 to $13,431,462, of which the Cor ‘k to the amount of $909,592, leaving Pe "he (ry x reanive $173,000 to complete them, whieh will sine The Ward Debt day, was $10,892,319 20., which ount above named will swell to $11,288,319 30., being H n the sum allowed by Inw, t » Water Stock sold the five per cents were disposed of r average price of $93% per $100. The 6 and7 stocks were sold at par, The Receipts in the Tren been $2,346,627 1. T hewas $1 ry since the Ist January last have ice in the gTreasury om Saturday HOPE GROWS FROM INWARD VAITH. fdextursrs<My wife hod taken a severe cold, which fnal- came seated ton her in such a manner that inflammation accompanied with rattling in the throat, that ds iven up by two emi- ‘ard of your Compound Hore iehest terms, J concluded to pur jer to give it atrial, and [ ‘sm happy to say it ¢ cans of restoring her top rfeet pealth.. Gomme in aerey a Leake Corner of street ee Me ‘L) Messrs. J. Pease & Son, 45 Division street. ¢ New Rocurire, Feb. 17th, 142. Vggyms, J. Prag & Box 2 ; Zeotiemen—Sly son had been aBicted for three months with Y thal fears werr entertained of his ing aillicted with that moral enemy. of the human yace--tive imption—but upon making use of Horehound Candy, he ‘once restored to perfect ienlth. I have. al was 0 need it my self, and heve no hesitation in recommending it to those suffering under such afflictio he above wor ¥, . UALLAUDET. FP. S—1 arm a market wagoner, and when in this city stop at Matthew's Hotel, 2 Bowery. Mr. Matthews will corroborate the above statement. Sold wholesale and retail, by J. Pease & Son, 4 Division street, i GW. Mr. G. B. Dock street, Phi Messrs. J. F. Curns & Co., No. 15 Exchange P eons, La. Rawls & Co, 57 State st Albany. Mz. J. Robertson, No. 110 Baltimore st, Baltimore, Md. cinnatl, m2} M, A, HOWELL & CO,, :67 Pearl street, are now recei VAs ing from their tensive assortment and most ayproved. country tea reat, New Brunswick, a wer Hangings, Borders, &e, of the lates ¢ patterns and styles, suited to the eity and \ which they offer to deolers at the net manefaay put ou paper in any part of the eity cam t notice ald eod2m*r PIANO FORTES, eriety of G every modern imp nted to be eqnal to Fat possible prices tor eashy at tear Ineraiactors, 44 West Fors: teenth street, between bith ond Paxth avenge “A ty N. B.—Pisno Portes for fHiree\ von cewrte< ct of ed Lu Patent BSCRIBER. hag taker Fal . of of any yn, for the ly Medicines fo diapose of person of the torers and 8. J. STEWART, 75 Fulton street, Brooklyn. For sale, most of the approved Family Medicines, Per rehaging here may rely om obtaining genmine articles. ag Lin GEN] am: F Mana “proprietors of snch arti else, who wish for an active, stirring agen! on one inf A VOICE FROM NEW JERSEY E* a Tows I ty yen cially. in wintet Vat right arme. Pwas indi iy 4. friewl to Wry Asti oof PEASE, & SON'S COMPOUND RAC RELLOUND, with no other expectation than chat rt my on of te ti ond afford temporary reli fo my happy. astoushwent, I felt relief utterly anexpes fy rouenided. tne distress the as before, and 1 was 90 grea diha } Metermined to persevere in the wan of the com ave not pleasure 10 sayy y heal pare mo ica Pour Candy has teen the tnstra- nud geatetolly do T return my sincere bebuatermplctety restored to health. friend and servant WILLIAM HOFFMAN. J. Pease & Son, 15 Division ot. Acres ts—iiuslion & Aspinwall, Asior House and 110 Broad: ya Teil. 93 Ureenwich street; Clark, 200 Tindson at H ng He os Alb Hort, $08 Grand nereet le sigth Aves roof Hivdson aud Montgo Sules, 99 than rie 1 Falton stree Wy. DiC Philfos, racer, Wilhiams- “Duvell, 232 Broad street, Newark, neeton envelone of the genuine Horehonnd Candy is signed J. & ON. y Division st., of whom it ean’ be obtained 161 coppered and Mfartin a tone, ji woe baile im Philadel iL manner, Was salted on the oper, ou which she has jtst well ealonlated for a tid pered wit Ye orhied a wizaire to Chine and hark aropean packet for the Tnetiy trade=-Las a full inves ied Tow ready: th. recrive. a eater Ty wiwroffered for sale to Terms, #9 re TON DS HINCKEN. ow terme, appl “uN, aia Brokers, 9 Tentine Buldinigs