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

Apiericas Cuprrns ix Cuina.—The Ang on Capt: Turner, and Ariel, Capt. Poor, schoonersiof 90 tons, arrived some {time} since from the United States, both makingt capital. passages. Notwith- standing which it was doubted) by nmany if such di- ininutive craft was capable of working to dward al sea against the strong winter monsoon; but a trial proved them at least equal to any sailing ves- sel which have visited these waters. They were despatched in a strong nerther ; the Anglona to Na- moa accomplished her voyage in a little over five days, going up in the very “ teeth of the gale” in 34 jays. The Ariel went to Manilla, where she re- ,.and was back at an anchor off the Prava G: 12 days. It was then proposed to try their speed with each other, and the 29th fixed upon for the race. Round Lintin Island and back to the starting point, a boat anchored off the Prava Grande. They went off in fine style at 9h 52m with a strong north wind which continued about 3 hours, when ‘Anglona had gained 3 miles to windward ; it after- wards became quite moderate, when the Ariel esta- blished her superiority in light winds ; by gradually elosing with her antagonist, taking the lead soon after penading Lanta, and coming in 17 minutes or 14 miles ahead. ‘Time Ariel 8h. 42m.; Anglona Sh. 59m tance sailed 65 miles.—Canton Press. Tur Rior cron THE Lone Istanp Rau. Roan. —We have obtained from the officers of the Com- pany the following statement in relation to the diffi- culty which occurred in the transportation of per- sons from Brooklyn, to witnass the great race on Tuesday 3 t ‘The trains commenced running at daylight, at one shilling fare until 8 o’clock, from which time until halfpast 11 two trains continued to run about every 40 minutes, with two thousand persons in each train, drawn by two locomotives each. At this hour the 8s became so great upon the cara, upwards of one findred and fifty persons piling themselves upon care calculated only for forty, that it entirely pre- vented the revolution of the wheels. The only al- ternative left was to detach a number of those over- loaded—on doing which, those persons lefi, some four or five hundred, became impatient, and pushed the cars toa descending grade beyond the Red- ford Depot. Here they were remonstrated with, and told of the imminent danger in which their lives would be placed by ranning, without control, cars down the grade from this point, and the dread- ful possibility, and even probability, of rseeting the 2 down trains ; but entreaty was vain and worse t useless, They started, but soon became angel at their own velocity, and many jumped off and were more or lessinjured. One poor fellow, named John Maney, « hatter of 141 West street of this city, had his leg broken. On the approach of the trains, they compelled the engineers and conductor to re- turn to the course, and they were obliged to yield, leaving thousands of persons at Brooklyn, waiting anxiously the return of the trains. Inthe meantime no means were allowed the agents ot the Company to communicate with the office at Brooklyn ; and the trains being momently expected, they continued tovell tickets, At about 1 o’clock the trains were disengaged and reached Brooklyn, and took off about persons, still leaving many, to whom the Money was returned. - Returming, the same difficulty, «nd others of a more cerious character occurred. The trains, after running twice to Brooklyn, became entangled in the crowd, who filled the cars to overflowing, leay- ing the track covered for more than a mile with persons ; and they were again compelled to proceed to Brooklyn, leaving several thousand persons at the race-course who had paid their money, without any means of getting through. This continued to be the case for several hours; and to prevent the cars returning, stones and timbers were placed upon the track, and three Passage cars were upset and de- molished. At ten o’clock, the obstructions were so great, and the water station being demolished, it was thought prudent to stop entirely the running of the trains. ‘ The Company had provided the most ample means for the transportation of every person who purchased a ticket, and could have done so with- out disappointment, could they have kept the con- trol of their trains, and the track clear. ose who witnessed the departure and safe delivery of trains of 2000 persons each, cannot doubt that it could have been done safely, and within a reasonable time. (G+ CHATHAM THEATRE.—This theatre was again crowded last evening,and the comedy of London Assurance received even more applause than it did the first night of ite performance. ‘The piece cannot be now better acted in this city, and it was never better produced as regards scenery and costlinesa of furniture. The popular vaude: ville of Is He Jealous, ix produced with the Comedy to-night, which is performed for the last time. DIALOGUE BETWEEN TWO FRIENDS meeting, one looking well, and the other weak and ic! Lay ‘A. Why, Tom, how well and hearty you are looking. ‘The last time I saw you, you were worse, if any thing, than myself. (Coughs.) Oh! this horrid cough ! Tom. Ha! ha! I can make another man of you in a short time—give you a whole pair of lungs, and breathe new life into you. Tell (Coughs) Oh, oh! I have tried ir? 3 dis- how? and almost di a simplest remedy in the world. Pleasant to i eye—-sweet to the taste-+and can be purchased for a trifle. A. Never mind the price—(coughs)—money is of little use when life is uncomfortable. Where can I purchase it ? (Coughs) ‘Take pity on me. Tom. Will you promise to advise all your sick friends! and save all you ean from consumption ? aoe willingly. (Coughs.) Oh, I shall burst a blood vessel ! Tom. The remedy is Pease & Sons Horehound Candy, at 46 Division street. Go and buy two or three packages, and you'll thank me to the last day of your life. ‘A. Excuse me, Tom; I can’t stay any longer. to Pease’s at once. (Exit in haste.) (G- MIRACULOUS_ESCAPE FROM Emma D I'm off DEATH.— an interesting child, 11 years old, at 13 Liberty street, was horribly burnt } ing fire, so that the whole of her back, shoulders, arms and hands turned black, and the flesh shortly the arteries and_ veins completely exposed to the i ind every nail of her fingors was burned off. D: tof Liberty street, and Dr. Freeman of East Broadway, were called, and said it was impossible for the sufferer to survive, Dr. P. said any thing might be done to relieve her suffering while life remained. By the time Dr. Froeman arrived ive had been applied by Mr. Parker, which as the case hopeless, Di did not dis- turb. The acute agony was ry, relieved, but the child lay insensible, with the eyes fixed and immoveable, for several days. The salve was continued—the flesh be. gan to fall off, laying the blood vessels bare. ‘The Doctor viewed the case with astonishment and admiration, but allowed no deviation from the constant use of the salve. ‘The gentlemen of the house, Messrs. im, Henderson, Wakefield, and others, could hardly believe their senses in secing the child live from day to day. The child is cured, asight to be seen, scarce a scar temains where fully ! To any lady or gentleman who will call at 113 Liberty street, Mrs. er will be happy to show the Wonder. New who-will belfeve this? Alas, for the un- fortunate, the story is almost too great for human credui- lity—but Dr. Freeman, 272 East Broadway, and a house full of ladies and gentlemen at 113 Liberty street, will confirm on oath, every word of it, besides, a sight of this ‘most interesting and favorite child will make the truth self evident. The ba ae of humanity have brought out these witnesses. Will, we ask,a family in this elt i or country, risk themselves and their dear children to die inthis horrible manner by living a week without this salve in their houses? Can they claim to have natural affections, or can they ever forgive themselves, if they loose a child by neglect of this Specific for Burns ! We leave them to answer, and ina: o and see that child a en weleen Thesalve is Dalley’s Pain Extrac- tor from 71 Maiden lane, and Mr. Dalley will make his oath that its effects are invaluable in case of fire. Messrs. Comstock & Co., the Druggists, have become so thorough- Jy convinced that all persons should have it, that they will give it to the poor or to any person doubting, to apply imactual cases ; and as guardians in some measures of the public welfare, we as elitors, are bound to say that this thing should not be forgotten or neglected. We think peor ee, in from the country should each take home a x 0} the above. oe. FACTS WORTH KNOWING—A positive stay for the heir falling out, or to restore it in bald places. A certain cure forall rheumatism and swe! limbe— no exceptions. A certain and positive cure for piles in all cases. A warranted cure for all bruises, scalds and other sores, and sore eyes. ‘A positive cure for the salt rheum A Certain cure for corns. Esch of theseto be had at 71 Maiden lane, and such proofs of these facts as will convince all who will call or ema for them, gratis. e public may rest assured there is no fancy in these assertions. ‘: TINKERS CAN'T MAKE WATCHES, PAVERS calteet diamonds, and neither can any man but a regu- larly educated physician make genuine medicated Loven. ges. There are many quacks in this country endeavorin; to make these articles ; there is one regular member ot the faculty, and consequently his lozenges are superior to all others, and therefore more Popelar. Dr. Peters is the physician we speak of, whose lozenges for the cure of worms, low spirits, dyspepsia, sea sickness, coughs and colds, are unrivalled for their speedy and happy effects, and have claimed the admiration of the faculty through. out the states, Offices 459 Breadway, 53 Fulton street, 210 Chat! strect, 150 and 330 Bowery, and 416 Hudson st., New York, and 90 North Sixth st., Philadelphia, Is this Paffing!—ay, tt OG- We copy the following from Our files. | None of our readers can, with reason, doubt the article with such facts before them :— {From the New York Tribune, Jan, 1311.) Weesee that Judge Edwards, of Philadelphia, a man over 70 years of age, the top of whose head was as bald as the pales of one's hend, two months since, has now fine dark hair growing fast, from the use of Jones’ Oil of Co- ral Circassia. (From the New York Sun, Dec. 1841.) A young gentleman, a friend of ours, living in Bleocker smreet, and well known in Wall street, was attacke! with fever—the hair on thetop of his head was dried off—the sides were covered with red rusty, dry dair, filled with dandruff—he has nowfa beautifal head of hair, from the ‘use of Jones’ Oil of Coral Cirenssin. Thereby certify that my hair was falling out in im- ne ee daily, and was turning gray, and that since I have used Jones’ Oil of Coral Circassia, it has en- tirely ceased falling, is growing fast and hasa fine dark look: Before | used Jones’ Oil of Coral Circassia, Icomb. ed out handfuils of hair mee. W. TOMKINS, 92 King st. This is sold ver » only 3, 50r bottle, we are told, by 92 Chatham st, , MOST AMUSING AND INSTRUCTIVE Pe gain ‘can be t in this city ymay be employed in visiting the sj fendid New York Museum, (lute Peale’s,) under Yankee Hill's management. A numberof new at ractions have been ailed, and the thousands who hay ited this place prove that it is the most popular establish- ment of the kind in town. ‘The Irish Giant and th wonderful Vermont Dw arf the, latter aged twenty-one years and weighing only nineteen pounds, are to be seen Fern TaN piste snd Zarvect’ sean ect magnificent Mountains of Switzerland, and that great work ofnature, the stupendous Bridge of Virginia. Be- sides these, in ‘the lecture room, which is open nightly Yankee Hill, the unrivalled delineator of Down East characters, appears this evening, assisted by Mrs, Hard- wiek the celebrated vocalist, and Mr. Austin Phillips. The experiments in electricity are not the least unimpor- thant part of the amusements ‘ IANS ARE ABOUT.—The company of In- dian Warriors and Sqnaw's at the American Museum at- tracts great attention, although they do not form a hun- dredth part of the attractions there this week. ‘This fash- ionable place of resort is thronged day and night by citi- zens and strangers, No place of amusement in the world better conducted and more characterized for neatness and good order than this. The extra attractions put forth this week are unprecedented. Winchell, the best Yankee drollerist in America ; Celeste, the charming dancer ; Ro- salie, the sweet singer ; the Mysterious Gipsey Girl,’ Ani- mal Magnetism, 600 living Squirrels irom Ohio, Niagara Falls, and half a million of curiosities, Every stranger in the city should visit this immense establishment before leaving town, Tickets to the whole are but 25 cents. ANOTHER, AND YET ANOTHER CHAL- —The owner of Boston has, notwithstanding his , offered to run another match against Fashion, in the fall, for another bet of $20,000. Our neighbor, Dr. Sherman, challenges the world to produce articles which will remove the diferent diseases for which they are re- commended, in asshort a space of time as his celebrated medicated Lozenges. They may be had at his office No. 106 Nassau street, and of Redding, Boston; Burgess, Phi- ladelphia; Reed, Baltimore; and Franck Taylor, Wash- ington ¢ City Despatch Post, 46 Wittiam Street. ‘i Puixcieat. Orrice.—Letters deposited before half-pait 3, half-past 12, and half past 3 o'clock, will be sent out for eli 9, 1, and 4 o'clock. Braxcu Orrices.—Letters deposited before 7, 11, and 2 o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9, 1, and 4 o'cloc ALEX. M. GREIG, Agent. RKET. Wednesday, May 11—6 P, M: ‘The stock market was more firm to-day, and prices gene rally went up. Delaware and Hudson rose 1 per cent, selling at 100, When this old gambling stalking horse touched par the imagination of the brokers being elated with visions of future speculations, time sales and corners prompted them to give three cheers for “old Delaware.” Probably many who greeted the rise will have their heads broke by the fall. Harlem rose } per cent; Ohio 6's, of 1860, } per cent; New York 5}’s, 1961, 1 per cent; Ken- tucky 6’s fell 1 per cent; Mohawk Rail Road } per cent. We understand that the Indiana 5 per cents that were withdrawn from auction yesterday and placed with J. J. Palmer, Esq. of the Merchants’ Bank, have all since been taken at 20. The State Comptroller, A. C. Flagg, Esq. who has beenfin this city to attend to these matters, left this afternoon for Albany. It 1s stated that the new city 7 per cent loan has been taken. The Farmers’ Bank of Amsterdam, a free bank, has dis continued its redemptions at Albany. It was situated as follows, at its last report :— Farmers Bank oF AnsteRpam. Tea) cocate th clrcwies sr tees 317,100 cure mils and mortz: 8,500 e New York State "Stock . 9,350 ‘ q — mas Stock circulation. 25,038 cured by Ne’ . 27,150 There have been none of these bills oftering in Wall street of late, and the probability is that the circulation is amply covered. It is said that the Bank will goon. It had much better, however, wind up. An Ohio paper publishes a letter from George Collins, Esq. Commissioner for the West Union Bank, in which the following statement of its affairs is given :— I will give you something of detail: The circulation, when I became possessed of the books, &c. was about $116,000. I have redeemed the circulation, by collections of the paper of the bank to $96,000 or 97,000, the books are not before me at this moment—but mr statement is very nearly correct. To redeem the circulation, I found in the vank not quite $2,000, of available funds; 1 have since collected of good funds, $155 75-100. The debts and claims in favor of the bank are as follows, at shown by the books and pape Seymore G. Renick, Geo. $. Willis, George Rae Milwaukee Hydraulic Manufacturing Co. Curtiss Reed, : + E. D. John, . D. 8. Hollister, eee aces, ee ee, 3,900 ‘There is also a bill for one thousand dollars, drawn. by John Phillips, and accepted by Sylvester & Co. New York, Ford, Brothers & Co. payers. The bill was pro- tested for non-payment long before the affairs of the bank were placed in my hands. Who John Phillips wasor is, Thave never been able to ascertain; Ford, Brothers & Co. Inow know, but understand that they were mere “ men ofstraw.” Sylvester, | learn from a friend, was a little Jew broker, but his present residenee I am not able to learn. The protest states that Sylvester had left the place at which he was doing business when he accepted, and that his residence was not known. My friend before mention- ed, alvises me that Sylvester failed long since. We have received a return of the affairs of one of the branches of the Bank of Alabama, which, as compared with former returns, is as follows :— Statement or tHe Arrains oF THEIHUNTSVILLE Baaxcn oF THe Bang or THE Stats oF ALanaMa, APRiL 20, 1912, aD Ocronen 31, 1840 : ). April 1912, Dee's, Inc’s XS, Brock 17 _ State Bonds, 138, Sinking Fund, ag ye: ith sec. School Fund, 19 St, Treas, of Alabama, a Individual Depositers, = Discounts Received, = Exchange, = Interest Account = Dam. on Protest'd Bille, — Due Banks, 116,938 Cireulation, 18,270 Notes in Circulation, 213,695 = 2,317,800 2,281,696 1,128,091 963,611 Wi Al? 2,212 165,931 - 25400 295,785 = Su4 ns 281,007 60,96 — 8,009 - Property bed 08 - Wg, House and Lot, 72,00 74,150 = Bank Furniture, ro 1612 Protest F "7 1% 231 4195, 31311 315,145 14,388 = 17,075 ~ 2,347,980 2,201,696 This presents very little preparation towards a return to specie payments. It will be remembered that the return of October 1840 was made at a time when arrangements had been making for the return to specie payments in January 1841, which proved so abortive. The liabilities of the Bank are greater now, and the available means less than ay that time, as follows :— Available Mean: Oct. 1840. April, 1842. Due from banks 247 484 Mn, M5 Bank notes 9.641 38 Specie 405,205 146,068 123,519 32,514 256,251 6A 412,500 Excess of means The following is nearly the position of the State Bank 128,705 34,268 of Alabama :— State Bank or ALapama Dr. To amount State Bonds sold for bank capjtal be bank notes ia circulation and deposites °'9'A0'o00 " 19,508,017 r. By specie: in vanks Seate Seok: and *; Exchange on Orleans and the Esst-- 1/300,000 “ State Bonds recently purchased and cancelled, estimated at «++ .+- ++ [00,000 unt debts due the Stare Bank and ranches—say 20,000,000—of which considered good: !- += +--+ +--+» 12,000,000 15 500,000 Leaving a deficiency against the State and Bank of 3,003,017 This allowance for good notes we conceive to be far too large. The following is a statement of the condition of the bills and notes at the Tuscaloosa Bank, in October, 1940 :— loves maturing 1,315,545 Notes protested 1 Biss eet ‘ieiee7 Bills Total tes $1,104,413 Total by’ | Total discounts... $1,012,126 From this it “appears that two thirds were then under pro- test, and most disastrous cotton years have since been en countered. The prospect of the Bank’s recovering itself in the prospect of affairs, is very small. ‘The expenses are se greatasever, with diminished active means to’ work upon. The following is « comparative statement of the Marine & Insurance Bank of Savannah, Geo., for April 1942 and October 1940 :— Comranative Statement oF tar Ma : 1 RANCE Bue OF SAVANNAM, Arai. isd ax Oe a wy Oct. 1910. Copital (0. Amrit 1042. Incr Cirenlation Yip 119.240 Deposites 063 119,488 1 Ths 1,989 Other liabilities BAI 787 ow ‘Total $4192 8a,505 Loans 589.900 587 ike 2458 Stocks 93,269 74,030 _ 21290 Heal estate 29 21,699 ‘eller’ 7 13,756 W796 = Notes of banks, &c 163,630 25,708 = 136, t pecie, TS 56,013 ~ 26,738 Other investments 13.461 18,200 5,230 - SH1,922 B51) PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 12, 1842. responding diminution in‘available means. * £51] Moor ser a THIS EVENING Me J he performances will commence with, WIFE'S DENTIST. weekly Scuadion, ~ Sees At 10! Large Sale of Sea ? 5 meres and vestings, veluadle hosiery 1 Ships John Mi THE BKONZE 40 do 00 Hadem RR 100, do Had Bi 060 Ilinois Bonds Bridgton, Benedict, Cam 10,000 Indiana Sr ihr) Chambers, St, Joly NF. “Be Conny. Whidior 8, Fy wrnitare Wareho gloves, storks, and numerous fancy 60, a valuable so. Also a number of articles ple ake ty from Pawnbroker Shirts, collars, aC Orn ekowith: i te Whey ke Co Rank adwell, Philadelphia, tor, Halleti, Boston; Abbott Lawrence, Seeker, do, Delaware & Had % 2” Utica & Sch RR 60 134 od are sure to Com CHATH. THIS EVENING, May din The performance will commence will LONDON ASSURANCE. Lambert | Charles vapy 4 Mrs A Ship Newark, Merwin, 7 days from Savannah, with cotton, to Dunham & Dimon, 4 Ship Calhoun, Myers, 6 days from Charleston, with eotton, FRIDAY, Jock in the sales room, sofas. Mahogany Chairs, Rockers, Couch- Extensive Sale of vs, Piano Fortes, &¢e.—Will be sold by order of assignees, and Sir Harcourt Coury, ‘ly Gay Bpauker, so fos ns conclude with FALOLS. dt Me Beleour, Mi mane CAT RE: Tag performances will com- it ed far convenience of sale- 13 splendid sofas and sofas sofa beds, § doz very best French mud other, patt 3, ollornaus and diva and rockers, cow ok uful paintings, po! tables and buseaus, sc 2%5—Pit, 1234—Priv , 0 contiBoves, —8 uncommonly valuable end fe rated makers and in flret rate 43% 8S 46 2000 Thin ate of Trad es of real estate took place with the following AL 163g o'clock—Bplendid Puritans of a!) de new and second hand. B Captain Macheath, M. acy ‘The house and lot corner of St Avenue, lot 125 feet by 48 feet 2 inches. built at a cost of $40,000, 5 ark's Place and Second 5 Horncastle | Sam W. ortioent Of fashionable yas lange su. ascortment as hi ¢ pnblie, consiating of b 1 coats, cloth and eassin . 19 Hester street... ... it lots of ground Nos. 170 and 179 Laurens street, each containin, by 100 feet deep, sold for, each... . . Also, the houses and lots of ground Nov 254 Bleecker street, between Burton ton streets, each containin, The two houses « 3 & Clean « with ship Mariann Is am: 8 days from Port L order of the sheriff withont reserve. be soda quantity of flixture Brown, 2 days from Daries NEW YORK MUSEUM: 252 Broadway, oj YANKEE HILL-HIL. from New Orlean B13 feet front by 75 ad 3, May 12.—Soye use and lot of ground No. LS Lectures, $ street, containing 13 feet’ front by 7 nu, 9 days from ¥ H. LUDLOW, Aaci Schr Sage, Cathe ve generally been active. ctive request for export, and the sales for d, for New Haven, soon; sehr € the past three business days are estimate! to exceed 1250 also the [ish Gi mheasuning seven peizhts, (of Eastport) 14 days from Nenvity bbls honey 2 hhds mol with 5 hhds 68 tes to Holt & Owen, ‘ch inst, lat 3734, lon 7245, spoke brig F ions of Switzerfand, aud Natural Bridge At $5,608. tee is dull. Sales 500 bags Brazil at 8] a 10 cents; 220 Laguayra, 9) ; 100 Cuba, 9}; 100 Sumatra, 8}, all 7 mos; and 300 St.’ Domingo, '7 cents, cash. Brazil sold, 335 bags at 9 a 9} cents ; 607 7 d 37 at 7}, 4 mos; the ter, of Portland, Also: four lots frouting on Also, eight lots front Nos. 45, 47, 49, aud 50, as Nos. 63, 65, 67, 69, 7: oras, Texas, via 1. Southmayd & Co. ther. splendid day performance every Wednesday and Saturday mn ed in'a beautiful situation, being right Ik from the land: Sales to a fair exten $3,23, and Prime at $6,25 for Ohio Ci neglected. Ohio Lard at 5} a 6 cents—1900 kegs sold for export at the latter price. 60 hhds Pickled Hams ht 4, and some other lots of better quality, 4} cents. ed Shoulders sell at 22}; and Beef Rounds, 4 a 4j about five minutes wi ell situated for cottages. ‘The , and the neighborhood H 'e tWo or thive steamboat Tickets 25 cents—perfor eight o'clock precisely. AMERICAN MUSRUM. OADWAY AND ANN 8) inspection ;—old is 8 months out, 80 Schr Union, Ballard, 4 ¢ rmance to commence at half past mi2_ hence from ‘Plymouth, NC. with naval aco. with sehrs CORNER OF BR v.71, BARNUM us of churches in seminaries, Se. portunity like this is seldom offered to the public. The ig Laurel, of D hound for the W Woglam, 1 days from Per 1s, Bolles, from Phil Schr Saml Ingraham, Whittlesey, £ te A sale of Teas took place to-day sults. ‘Terms—Notes at six monihs, payable in this city, to be made satisfactory to sellors :— the following re- ly to Chas, Cartlidge, 103 Water | From 9 o'clock, A. M (0. LL Broad st, where a map of BY A. M. CRISTALAR, Anct. Store 105 William st. “TUESDAY, Ati0 o'clock, alarge and general assortment of cold and sil- nd cutlery, plated and Bit 5 P.M, she can be private! oracle, or foreteller of future events, free of lelphia—bound to N, Comic Drollerist, Yew Orleans, also La. Petite Experiments in’ Agim: NTA imore, with flour, Schr Tioga, Smith, from Wilmington, NC. with cotton, to 0. waier, PNETMATIC RA FANCY GLASS BLOWING. Iker, Terry, 2 days from Virginia, with pine : ‘of Indian Warriors and Squaws. icon day performance takes lace every Wednesday assorted knives and forks, razors, scissors, guard yoous, knives and forks, Sacco chia pote, urns, snuff J spoons, castors, waiters, One ship, one bark and a brig. lack, krey and fox Squirrels, from Ohio, Out on trees as lively as. iu thet watiful pets, and are for sale singly ‘wy half price. mé rt Barks Hualeo, Chirk, Cowes; Mary, NOvleans;_ brig Casco, Pictou, and others, General Record. Packer suir Lovis Prusirrr was got off and towed down yesterday afternoon. Whalemen Admittance to the whole 29 e GARDEN SALOON rmed that the above named place of amuses owe a thorough repair, hav id thoroughly ventilated, ery store retiring from lies bonnets and hats, viz : Albert nditto, Paris finey and chip do, split’ straw . unstable tusean do, Leghorn flats and caps, shirred nnets, straw wreaths, caps, silk for bonnets, do and 3 hf do do and 2 hf do do and 30 hf do talogues will be ready and samples arranged for exa ble duran the a ¥_Previons to sale, le duninz the sum for performances 3 do 40 do &43hf do withdrawo R. H. zMEse ARE, CUTLERY, FA, 8, PLAT T'S 17th Spriny to-morrow, Wednesday, at 10 o'el of 250 casks, cases, and lots of Irish imported, |, French and German hardware, fancy are fine table and German silver and plated ware, js and spades. &e.. t For further particu! of Commerce, and Courter and ‘The Margaret, at Bosto rom Mansanilla, was boarded May 6 Jat 3830, lon 8, by 4 boat f m the Romulus, (then alinost out n Ocean, of and for Sagharbor, out 22 mos, full of oil, and only one day's provisions” on board—sapplied seriber, post paid, Vanxhall mie "_A. W. JACKSON. ATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.— jon is now open from 10 o’eloe! street, consistin Birmingham, Shetheld, Admission 25 cents—Season Tickets 90 cents, Catalogues WHITEHOUSE, Secretary. Athens, of Newburyport, from James River, no date, Jat 37, KAY. 4245 200 chests jeski, of New Orleans, no date, lat 42, lon 46. Foreign Ports, —— ARD. AND NOT: VE! y dentin the State of New York and Hd & MANN hope andi belie’ be noble science, Horse: pany of Riders, each a pi 225 13 Ib boxes 2 RE BUYERS.—W. 603s 100 more offered at same price 315 Broadway, next the Hospital, 60 ie that he will sell splen: 8 than the same April Sid F Concord, Newnorts ‘Pyro, of” ‘aw the attention of the publi et Furniture at 10 ¢ CardAaas,' to load rence, Cowes and a mkt, rdenas, same day. jwndid Cireus ( and a star in his own ‘The Grand Tent Sal sr b the housing and decorative trappings are rich, novel, very first order. ‘The Orchestra com; 60S4 100 13 1b boxes : di colored plushes, Se the latest’ Spring patterns, ed Canton, (Macao) Jan 17—In port, Ninn k ing. Sid evening of I ise's the best available nable the lovers of musi finest compositions of the Great Masters admirably played.— A be fou the names of ited States Ports. yelier, NOrleans. Mallory, NOse: Camven, May 3~Cld Mont Damaniscotra, May I—Sk —Arr Glendower, 7th, John Murray, Bi PortLaxn, May 7—Cld Duan, Rio Janeiro: the <tables of Messrs. HARRI- T, 17 Roosevelt strvet, five of six an of beautiful bay horses, six'years ol her with one span of dark grey horses, sixteen hands horses may be seen at any © warrtnted to be sound in very coupe C.F, MILLE two and three hy Misses Wells, I Ow1’s Heap, May 6—Avr Abigail Richmond, Ban . May $—Arr Snsan Baker, George NYork. Sid 5th, Anzerett {FOR ALBANY, ne anastic Scena of Mr. Risley and IL Who bebold a serfes of sue's In this city, Sept. 6th, 1841, by Rev. J. Youn, a, and Pennsy! ser M. Hersten, of Easton, Pa., to Mi the foot of Courtland street, thts (Wednesda; Vafternoon, May VIET CLINTON, to-morrow afternoon, at 7 ne above are substantial boats, fitted up with elegant State accommodations are unrivalled on the Hudson. i, INE FOR ALBANY, dni ., from the Steambo ndt aud Liberty stteeu May 10—Acr Tennessee, NOrle: Mechanic, Phi- Ww \ York e Pel Orleans; Couvoy, Star, New Harbor, and Anacon On Tuesday, Epwanp, only remaining son of the late Eber Wheaton, aged 6 years and 6 months. ekly Report of Interments of New Yorks, from the 30th day of omen ; 44 Boys; 28 Gus. T. » 1; Apoplexy, 2; Asphyxia, 3; ‘gusumption, 18; € Epoatown, May 7—Arr Medium, NYork for Nantucke or Boston, and yernains, with tw. PuovioeNce, May $—Arr Jas Lanpheer, Chi ny Walker, viatenzay others, ‘ust arr, bound east sBondours Hera, “Albany; Rash, and Char popular songs—the yptiau Pyramidieal Vawiging dtrouye—single horse acts of > (Sanday excepted.) SRL - boat ROCHESTER, Cop. A. P. St. J Wed and Bridav after.oons, TH AMERICA, Cj 5 3H altar ww aft os ox The steamboat NO dash aud dare, by Mr ‘Are Portsmonth Newront, May 6—Arr Casket, Prov ¥ aflernoous, @ NYork for te inparable Jolin Brn it! r Arr oth, Carolina F. F yl Addison for NYork rovidence tor NYork. 8! ‘ort, Mary, Carolina, and Provir lizabethy Albany. remen; Benj’s ‘The above boats are jeant stat rooms, and I respects are wusurpassed amon. ply on board, or to P. C, Schultz, a! mio POSITION LINE FOR ALBANY. FARE REDUCED! ! Passage 50 cents—Berths 50 cent TAKEN AT REDUCED PRICES. ‘The commodions Steamboat TON, Captain J.” M. arrangements to change her dv w York, will hereafter leave ithe foot of R For passa Hanrroxp, May, 10—Arr Mary the office ou the Puraperenia, May 11—Arr Phil Sal do; Elizabeth I New York; Talma, do. , do: Flash, May t—Arr Joseph Fuleram, Boston. m Harrison, _N. Srinal Disease pent up for the winter in « crowded ci ion, The extensive grounds of thrown open to th luxuriant freshness of ane: the most agreeable excursion that can be made at this season, HE Counting rooms of ( ue open from 8 A. M. chants and others may tion that 4s truly practical tue of commercial transactions nd mercantile eniculations— keeps a set of books 33;,1 to 2 years, 1 2to 5, 13; 5 to 10, 6; 10 to are now deckes 1, 195 50 to 60, 7; 60 10 70, » This beyond doubt is 20, 105 20 to 30, 20; 30 2; 70 to 80, 6; 80 to 90, Velocity, Steube: Burk, and C W Hoo} United States, many, 4; France, 0; P 4 ; Scotland, 2; Ger- British Possessions in North J Vf EEPING T, $8 Cortne ecroet, POM. in ‘orcer that more il themclves of a one that embraces a re were from the Hos} Albany, every Tuesda 0; Blackwell's Island, 4; Small turday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, landing o et the foot. of Hammoud Kingston Poine, Catskill and Hadson, yf tal, Bellevue, 2; Pe- nitentiary Hospi 4; City Hospital, 3; Long Island, 1. Colored Persons -- tain on board, orto D. 5 TAT NHESE fur-fumed and celebrated Pills, we perceive, to be obtained in this cou! ment on the ast colima of fourth page. alar packet of the Lith Passengers Arrived. ‘Brig Warsaw—M. A. De Woll, E. imaston, A. Campbell, A. Pellet'and ‘ewark—Mrs, McKinstry, Mi 1 M b io No. 451 Broad or of beans re Mercantile Librnsy + With ters, ma; a23 im* sare fitted wp in & most can be secured on moderate terms, Maiden lane, or to GLO Wedding, Visiting mercial and Mercantile Cards, ene art, and piinted ‘with the a sprinted from engraved plies in the most ap- Card cases, a new and besutifal r@tted and brass door and umber plates, silv tA & aced Association” of this city counting rooms as above Teacher of Music, Tate kive:instrictions on the Fl low mice of half a dollar each lesson of one hour, . Advertiser hopes that the lowuess of his charge will not operate to his prejndice, tertumonials Of his ab Savaynan—Ship } Fi e street, corner of S P. S.—Persons wishing to send for their frleuds re ean have them bro any of the regular packets, by ajyp us C. Forbes, P. L. Bliss, Curtis—30 in the steerage. TOX—Ship Calhoun—Mra. J.T. Fox, Miss M. VW. 1, Howard, ©. ‘Trambe is, J. Winchell, eming, G, Curt. out by the above s ing as above, (if bi for two lessons spectfully invied to books. as he can produce No. 14 ty. Apply to H. A mie 3t*r Monite—Brig. Spare neni — Mrs, Abbey ‘and NOTICE—WILLIAM BROWN & WM. elim of Vann & Brown yt. $. Goodrich and, one ONEUREN ’ 'OOL ORREL COAL, AFLO. Morrison, J. M. ling ‘ship ELAR bove. second cabin, and steer ressly for the comfo:t and and those wishing to S-eur . ROBL HENRY ROBINSON E. Tompson, Recording Secretar: eon, the Secon! Co This sips arcommor age pas-engers, are fitted up © ‘commodation of pusse rs: berths, should make ie, Rey. D. resi DL. Gundaw, T, Fit B. Sehoener, G. Wentworth, W. W. Eels, J. Snif- Rus: R. Shelton, J.'Hess, C. Hewlett, Miss M. Hewlett, Miss 2°, for sale at ver nthe evening. Subjects for the the Return of th Sweond Advent.” Ad se subjects by Metsrs. Litch, Atkins, Hi others. The public are invited to ICTION NOTICE—In the Sale of V for paruiculsrs see auciion hend, will, Hibrary of Capt, Le Count, comma Arethusa, consisting of about 300 va CK HOUSE, Stoninzion, (Cou We have aleo ev ouse has been mu. " C “earth Orchard an) Leb ast Peach Orchard, b timers wishing Cos! «r the nested to apply to 1 “and phew and ‘delivered from boats, $3 75 per ‘a view of the 0 disposed of the kor 107 A adjoinnc Broalway Taber OAT STOLEN.—The Collector of te port of New York will handsomely r eo wh at the Barge Dthee, Whiteh 1, 2 be u le the Light House on Friday ne Ann and 115 Fulton street. QAIL BOAT FOR SASF—Iy 16 feet tong, alin, can be sailed as a dinkey, or with jib and tly safe, inasmuch as sh summer months, Rondowt Creck year, . ‘A house for sea bathing has heen erected near the shore, and oe eel rooms in the hotel for wartn or ¢o! | r Grnclemen wishing to, enuaze apartments for their fam bes, w—Brig Stillman—22 es Dodge & Cummiugs—210 cks is—100 tons pig ion R Irvin—6 cks J Payting & co—70 tony coal to ords d baths, are of the first Warsaw—213 by Mula do How ad eet j bag coffee WW Thayne? bbrs sugar Meyer & Stucken pidwall—1 do mo- water—I bbl sugar exars to master The tadersmned on tking U lrection and mo agement of és the public that comfort an: pleasure of sts will be his atudy, rather than rules and regulations HORATIO BLAKE. TOLET—The upper part of the howe iol We the Madison House, et) Tnquive on the preinise: ERANC DEPOT---NOT TETOTAL. HE subscriber offers the following Wines as pare Tempe- rance Wines :— B EITRA, (of the highest grades.) in wool ai KIES, do, Pale, Goll, Brown, and Am wood and glass, direct from jay morning in Newburgh smpposed to have come to the city. ye—? bbrs ginger 2.¢ es Ackerly & Acker—5100' segars New York, Maas ew pwns & “™ EDWaA RTIS, Collector. DR. JOSEPH EVANS, GRAND RESTOKATIVE SYRUP, eto onder, ck, PR—Scbr Sage—117 hhds sugar 9 do molasses Perrot sunday, formerly calle , a bar or to private saiilic Domestic Importations. New Ontgass—Brie Loretta—106 hhds F Dodd—30¢ sacks WEP dimer do Leonard & Godfrey—1128 do corn Iwanowna—262 bales cotton Hicks & co—21 taples172 Wood, Johnson & Burritt—19 bxs Newbold & Cratt—10 hhds tobacco R F Mitche! Lee & comé! Grant AHLIAS AND. GREEN HOUSE PLANTS—A will sell thie monung at’ 104, Qirorto. wanee Clos de CLAWETS—Chateau Mireesux and various other brands, HOCKS—Johannesberz, St himer, Rheudcehimer Shartzberger, Broncbe: KLING HOCKS; 0. he. | organs becoming deranged and ep- complaints and exha Hockheimer, Gelsen- Marcobrunuer, Hinte- and Peisporter. do CHAMPAGNE, various pes very old pure Cognac Brandy, cost 1200 franes EVY, 191 Broadway, ‘eh fh part of Moss, iy ri Jessmines, Geraniuins, with tnany other ¥ as in pots, of new French brig ARV paid by the captain nor by th AW REPORTER for Mi ile—201 bales cotton Hicks & co—i03 Jas ione—30 Booth & Edgar—37_H Lafferty SHAK AG Trkmti Perse & Brovks—io bus H& W Smith, Wright & com#9 bkts champagne Lewellyn, co—18 bales cotton 10 pkgs to order & | Hook Maidand, Kennedy us ie sof the bone ulcerations of the boucs, swellings swellings, &e. Cancers, ctitaneous or salt theum, ringworm, scaly eruptions, le head. pimples, cracking hy the crew 0 welle, will not be “a je pes Holland Gia, ered tn case of eka NUIT DAVIS, 45 Pi ABLE Women wishe € e—best of reference can be given. BARBER—Wa The Brandy and Gin is only of ton, Holbrook, Nel- ord, Tilrston & co—83 Van’ Acsdale &_¢o—7 . Firth & Hall, J Cohen, ‘ark—133 bales cotton G Collins—71 § ow & Pope—34 W Cook—48 H Waring & co— <1 ‘iu, tetter, abd all ong standing and heretofore tncurable fever rheuinatisin, gout, liver complaint, , 1942.—Contnins seven cas sulject in all its ie coutetes sest of Str, Lind Redesdale ; ‘w Rules in Equity standing debilitati Jong residence in N_APPRENTICE Tox Ship Calhoun—41 bales cotton S & co—258 J Lee & co—162 A T Rai riner—2 hhds copper HS Leverich—34 ten Jeannerette & com 182 kegs 5 N—1 by 8 B Bernard te—3 hf tes R Joh 2 bls te MARITIME HERALD. "Departure of the Atlantic Steame Caledonia, Lott: ated Tmimediately at mil Riser NERS The ‘Emporium of Tight, tig a ive stock of Lamps for bi c hi which are offered at® prices tue 80 on hand a tarde stock of Lay Patent, which will chan—10 do yaru W iS War- riee A Averill £€0 es Wolf & com ce ch will appear in the J opinion in the case 0 Kagan (wife's Jewelr leneonhera or whites, paw 4 der, pain oa. sense of we wravel, and other diseases of the farimary Price #0 cents per box, with directions. Massachasetts which will ren paseng For sale only m% What merchant wach information and offers 9 favorable op that can be found in th ling with the times, jurners, manufactnred uuder Webb's sold at such reduced prices as cannot fail to mest the views. any persons having occasion to pureha ‘a quality superios der the work valnable to every Lispenard street, near Broadway. CHINA number commen LASS AND EARTHENWARE. ASTOR HOUSE.—French Porcelain Dinwer Sere f «Also, Camphiue Oil iu tse, at 0 Cents per gallon, Broadway, comer Canal street. EBB, General Saperiatendant, as above, will be ms in constant atiendane ibe for the work. BRADBURY, SODEN & CO. assam st. N.Y. anil 10 School st, at the Emporiiim of , A. executed with Aid aplemid received per, late all tastes, atta disco do sh Porcelain Tea Sets, French Porcelain, per doren. THE CHEAPEST AND MOST. YASS AND QUEE ESTABLISHMENTS IN THE UNITE: OLD CHINA HALL $ osite the Mtate Flonse, Phila A HALL, BALTIMORE $7. 5/ pend upon geting every descriptioa of ia. Columbia, Judkins « Lannie, Hewitt i TENSIVE NSWARE STATES, 18 THE x 4 +A fall suit fornished ARTHUR L Granite. biue or white, U awd Sancers, (24 pheces) rene Po lo eres i Ras Wezeztees? ‘The Belgian steamer Briv to touch at South- lishment and ordering durability, 6 Unsurpassed in the cit pep cent on credit price: Cat Wines, per dozen, feom Lemonades, hail iscriptions, in sets o7 N. B.—Agent for the sale of Sia cliet of dextness, w Neg: jod_at # discount of Dining setts, Tea setts, to the most ele; \ at either of these Packets to Depart. POR LivenrooL, Packets to Arrive. FROM LIVERPOOL, Garrick, Skiddy, Oxford, Rathbone, Ai FROM PORTSMOUTH. Mediator, Champlin, Mar. Qu bard, Al Taste Cottey. denans, a the low me 199 Broadway, between Cortlandt aa Of dress made to yerfection Establiphment, where th most fstidious have an opportunity of selecting from \ssortment of elaetic logivable material Terms etsh on deliv i find ver 100 erates aud bhds, of Liv aspection aud sal 4 doubtful credit stores iat paces Bas tipleiam, Coe the . pres REMOVAL. ADORA, (laie of 218 Broxdway und: the Ameri- worm his numerous patrons and ieads, thot he has tokea the be: re Boon wey, next to the main entrance, where he w x mM iis Well known fret rie. style. J.C. ouportunity, of dre the he hos mec with @ rma) cassimeres, and othe) twenty per cent cheaper than ‘The entire ‘business of these cor nett or Cash Syatem, Cash yarchesers in miotike in this.) RTHUR L LEVY. ARTHUR L LEVY,,, To Ship Masters. teem it a favor, if e: ? i ue ip, Commodore é. 8. ce of our news feet. report of ihe shippta lef at the part whence Yeusels spoken on thelr eli reign newspapers they i HOOKS, $1 Liberty at. SHIRTY BUILDING LOTS~—Aw: nt, vile ¢ the Merchants iuesday, May Ith, of © sins of vessels arriving > rantes| Fe PS och aad Goren ARDING.—A few select boarder el od respectable family.” Apply at No. 204 Fulton a wise wee spoken by the emion this Laan store, his customers i be aiken ma een assure eey Jot will be positively so’ wrrhout 0 limite—every ‘mu 'e will reciprocate veaser, 6 Astor Howes