The New York Herald Newspaper, May 16, 1842, Page 3

‘POSTSCRIPT. (cg There wes no mail south of Philadelphia last fight. Philadelphia, [Correspondence of the Herald.) ' Puavecenia, May 15, 1842. Political Movements and Counter Movements in Pevnsylvania—Buchanan for President, and ho- nest John Davis fir Governor—Highway Robbery, Theatres, Concert: The political elements here are quiet. Except aruifle oc- casionally like that ofthe “ Handy affair” and the Cus- tom House flare up, the political press would be out of fuel, at least so far asto prevent a public flame. That there is, nevertheless, some strong under currents heading each other is nottobe disputed. Buchanan is strongly urged by his friends, for the Presidency ostensibly in 184, , Lbelieve, aiming for that elevated post in 1848. Notwithstanding Buchanan’s popularity at home and abroad, he has enemies, or rather opponents of his own party, and a pretty strong force of them too. These, however, do not venture open opposition, but teck the more effectual mode of frustrating him by tging Col, Johnson for the Presidency and Governor Porter for Vice President. The Tecumseh killer has a pretty strong body of friends in the Western part of the tate, which makes him a desirable man for the weak and |. manovering to couple with. By this union of Johnson and Porter these olyects are hoped to be attained : first, the defeat of Buchanan ; second, the advancement of Col. Johnson, or at least the gratification of hs friends ; and third and last, Lg not least, the bolstering up of Gov. Porter's fame which has latterly received several pretty severe shocks, That Buchanan is decidedly the Pennsy!- vania candidate, so far as State pride is concerned, no one who knowsaught of public sentiment here, and has hones- ty enough to expressit, can question. He will carry the Vote of the State in convention by overwhelming odds a- gainst allopposition. Iam not friendly to his being taken up for President, nor do I believe he will be, in 1842. can, nevertheless, do him the justice to state the prospect of his supportin Fennsylvania, and am not #0 prejudiced but that I can acknowledge his commanding position, tnlents and character, as aman and Senator, Our gubernatorial contest is also opening in various quarters of the Commonwealth. A Mr. Plummer and one or two others have been started in the west, but here, and in all the eastern part of the State, there will be a vigorous push made to carry Col. John Davis, of Bucks. This is the only real “honest” John Davis in the country. He is one of the soundest democrats within the limits of the “keystone,” and when in Congress a year or two ago, made one of the best speeches on the Sub: ‘Treasury that was anywhere published. He is a plain farmer, wholly without the pale of cliques, and if elected, willdo more to restore the affairs of State to a pure and wholesome condition, than any one likely to become a candidate. “Honest John Davis”—that’s the word. A highway robbery wascommitted yesterday moming about 10 o'clock, on the western side of the Schuylkill, #nd about three or four miles beyond the river, upon an elderly German. He was knocked down, beaten and robbed of five hundred dollars in half eagles, and of thir- y-six dollars in silver. The robbers are described as men ‘of about 29 to 30 years of age, dressed in roundabouts— Dutchmer—one of them with a sore face, red whiskers anda cap. ‘The Walnut Street Theatre has opened for the summer son. The Chesnut remains closed, rumor says to be ed under the management of Maywood. Burton, it said, means to open a Theatre at Read g during the stay of the encampment there—whether with German or English performers is not stated. There are to be three or four concerts on Monday night Signors Ribas and De Begnis at the Musical Fund Hall, Dempster at the Masonic ; and another one or two in the upper part of the city. Concerts, topped off with ice creams and strawberries smothered in sugar and cream, are now all the go with our young folks. Charleston, 8.C.. [Correspondence of the Herald.] Cuarueston, 8.C., May 5, 1812. Mail Arrangements and Derangements—Fights— Runaway Marriage—Trade, § i. Bennett, Esg.— Dear Sin— You will sce by reference to our city papers of this morning'that the Chamber of Commerce of this city have called a meeting to take into considera- tion the propriety of petitioning Congress on the subject of the present mail arrangements. This is a good move, and the only wonder is that it has not taken place before now. We now have a failure per week, very regularly; and this week as bad as two—for the ‘mail arrived so late that it gave no time tor merchants and others to answer letters by return mail. Really our people are a forbearing : sople, after all, though they have the reputation of being quick to redress injuries. ttfs understood here that Mr. Huger, the present Postmaster, 18 to retire to his plantation—being tired of the cares of office, which he has hitherto held from other than pecuniary considerations. He isa man of fortune, with habits of leisure, rather than business, which had grown to pervade the whole establishment. He leaves all to his deputy— the deputy leaves all to his clerks—and the clerks eave all that they cannot do to-day with perfect ease till to-morrow or next day, or the day atter, which you willl say is not just as it should be in these days of going ahead. ‘There are, or was yesterday, two bags, bound to the north from New Orleans—paper bags—which have laid there three weeks, owing to some dispute among the posse of clerks as to whose duty it wasto forward them! There is, or was yes- terday, a large bag of papers from New York for New Orleans, which has laid in this office five days. Cause, probably the same. This is not as it should be, you willadmit. -Yet such is the case. Jn case Mr. Huger should retire, either from choice, or by removal (which certainly should fol- low a failuré to do so voluntarily), Wm. Patton, Esq., would be agood man tosucceed him. He is an experienced merchant, of thorough business ha- bits, and knows the wants of the community. He was the man pointed out by universal consent at the time Gen. Harrison came into power—when it was thought a removal would take place, to fill the office. Tis really to be hoped that something will be done to straighten the crooked in’ our mail aflairs. And it is to be hoped that the Herald will speak for us, It is said to be Capt. Tyler’s organ; therefore this piece of information will come under his notice and meet attention. | Fculon Sotgeond The Court, now in session in this city, is busy trying murderers, gamblers, and forgers—and it is thonght there will be little leniency with them, thongh a laxity in enforcing the penalty of the law exists everywhere else. We had a ‘‘ scrub fight” the other day—as a more genteel one could not be got up. Black eyes, bloody noses, and torn clothes, were the only damages. _ A runaway marriage came off yesterday, which created no little excitement in the neighbourhood of Market street. A race of the parties came off through the length of the market, when the young lady reached the home of her intended—the minis- ter was called—the mother finally consented—and “All went merrily as a marriage bell.” ‘There ismuch unchronicled fan going on in this U Meeth in the Park! QG@ TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 17.—The Go- vernor of the State of Rhode I: d, THOMAS W. DORR, has arrived in this city on his return home from his mission tothe Federal Government. That mission has not resulted im any assurance on the part of the Jotter that the ple of Rhode Island will be allow- od to assert the. natural aud inalienable right of popular sovereignty without encountering the bay: Onets end cannon of the Federal Standing Army. As this is the first time that such an interference has been attempted or menaced in the internal affairs of a sovereign state; as it would bean act of flagrant and violent unconstitutionality and tyranuy; as it is, in the opinion of the undersigned, not less the duty of every trae and worthy American citizen, to resist such an ai tempt by every rightful mode and means, than it would be to resist a similar interference by the soldiers of the Bri- tish crown from the Province of New Brunswick; there- fore, ‘The undersigned earnestly call upon such of their fellow citizens as are in favor of Constitutional Liberty, the equal rights ofthe whole people, and the independence of the Sovereignty ot the States of the Union, to meet in the front of the City Hall, in the Park,on Tuesday afternoon, at six o'clock, to adopt the action called for from the le of New York, onso alarming and extraordinary an occasion. ‘A. Vanderpoel, Flijah H. Purdy, Campbell P. White, Abraham Hatfield, John V. Greenfield, Wm. C. Bryant, J. W. Edmonds, Alexander Stewart, Dan}. Stauton, Stephen Allen, Walter Bowne, Nicholas Schureman, David Bryson, John I. Morgan, Hezekiah W. Bonnel, Gideon Ostrander, W. Tucker, Frederick R. Lee, Levi D. Slam, Joseph Hopkins, . Tilde: Auguste Davezac, json J. Waterbury, J. L. O'Sullivan, William McMurray , John H. Bowie, J. Sherman Brownell, Clement Guion. {The names of the other signers will be published in the New Eraof Tuesday morning.) mt? MR. BARNUM OF THE AMERICAN MU- SEUM has really taken thecity by storm. He has kept heaping one attraction upon ‘another, till the theatres have sensibly felt the influence of the Museum upon their houses. The wonderful success of a Gipsy girl conti- nites to astonish, with her performances and revelations, all who hear her. She remains another week—also that inimitable Yankee delineator, Winchell, who keeps the audience in aroar of laughter. Miss Rosalie and Celeste are also engaged this week, besides a company of Indian Chiefs and Squaws—600 living squirrels and a host of cu- riosities. Theexperiments in Animal Magnetism are unique and highly interesting. (ge CHATHAM THEATRE.—The great American ‘Tragedinn, Forrest, whose fame is known far and wide, commences a limited engagement of six nights at the “People’s Theatre” in his celebrated character of Othello, in which he has the powerful aid of J. R. Scott, and the entire stock company. J. H. Kirby appears as Michaeb Karle in the after piece, ‘There should be an enlargement of the Chatham to-night, for it is not certainly lay enough to hold all that will flock there to witness ¢) mighty concentration of talent, QG@-EJAMES’S LAST NOVEL FOR:12} CE) he Double Extra New World, publish contains the wh century—one of the giving a graphic 3 bloody insurrection of the Fre! 12) cents; to newsmen and agents $9 per ‘orders by mail (post paid) will be supplied ies for $1; seventgen copies for $2; fifty for $5. Copies for the mails can be liad at the 2,30 Ann street. Who will not read a book at ashil, ‘a copy, for which the bookstores ask one dollar? Thisis an enterprise for the herd times to give cheap read- ing to the people. Wig For sale by all news agents and booksellers tiroughout the United States, price 12} cents. Bulwer's Zanoni, also for sale atthe Jacquerie,” 2 Tale of th most interesting historical stories of phic account of the famous and nch peasantry against the me low price. PURITY OF MEDICINES, ticulafly those of the nervous order, vertised Medicines, fearing that their ingredients are of lity, or are not what they profess to be.— This is well to a certain extent, but when they see arti the first physicians of the city, as they should give uptheir foolish scru- The Compound Extract of Horehound, compounded and patented by John Pease ure and perfeet ingredients as any ans in the cil cles recommended by well as the cler; ples and acknow’ & Son, is formed of as prescription furnished i v. When they first placed their extract before the public they determined that it should be the first in the rank of medicines for the cure of coughs, colds and lung com- plaints, or nothing. The public has given it that rank, and the proprietors would be blind ind should they depart from their furnishing the whole communi and best remedy for coughs, col: ing cough, incipient consumption, &c. extant. prietors challenge competition usefulness or purity of their compound extract of Hore ans and clergymen speak the high- jold by the proprietors, wholesale and retail, at 45 Division stree to their own interest jal intention, that of ith the safest, purest ither in the composition, OG THE THRE WONDERS OF THE AGE.—Dr. Chas. J, Carey, of Georgia, the eminent physician. snan’s Medicated Lozenges, that cure seasickness, lowness headache and palpitation, cough ew York Herald. Sherman’s Lozenges heal the physical derangements, while the Herald improves the Dr. Sherman's office is at 106 Nassau st. Agents—Redding, $ State st., Boston ; Burgess, 3 Ledger elphia’; and Frank ‘Taylor, Washington Buildings, Phil GREAT ATTRACTION AND NOVELTY.— York Museum with eddi- In the Lecture room this evening he delivers, for the first time here, his new lecture on New t and Dwarf are to be seen for a * ‘The views of Switzerland and the Na- tural Bridge of Virginin, may be reckoned amon, most interesting scenes ever presented to a New public, The former exhibits every prominent story of Tell, and the acqu Among those who are to appear in the Lecture room ma be enumerated Mrs. Hardurck, Mr. Austin Phillips and ic have, during the appreciation of the efforts er to render this institution superior to any ind in the city. i few hours in the combination of instruction w ment, the New York Museum offers the best opportunity. We need only refer our readers to the bill of the day to convince them of th City Despatch Post, 46 WittiaM Stare. eters deposited before half-past pens to-day at the New tional attractions. York Loafers. jon_of Helvetian liberty. fied by crowded audiences th In fact, for pas Prixcrrat Orric! alf-past 12, and half past 3 o’clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9, 1, and 4 o'clock. Brancu Ovrices.—Letters deposited before 7,11, and 2 o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9, 1, and 4 o'clock. ALEX. M. GREIG, Agent. Cast Iron Pots and Ovens, £10 per ton. 102 casks, rough nails, 8 Ib. 33. 10d.; 10, 88. 2d.; 12, 38. WPRH 10d; 14, 4y.; 16, 4s. 7d,; 18, ds, Sd; 20, ds. 10d.; 24, ‘58. 2d.sb23,'6s, Sd. S15 do. jes, 408 inch, 6d, 2258. per owt. 38 do. B.S. Cut Nails, fa a B28. do. A fair business has been done ia this market generally. Prices of produce continue, however, heavy. Naval Stores—Turpentine remains quict, and With the exception of 900 bbls. North County, for export, at $2,175. Provi- sions—Beef continues dull, with but few sales. "New Ohio City less Pork is selling at $8; and Prime at $¢, which is 25 cents per bbl. lower ; old Mess at $7,00, old Prime at $5,26. Prime Ohjo Lard is in good demand nd City Rendered at 7 cents. Pickled Hams sell at 4 44; Pickled Shoulders, 24; Smoked Hams,6} a Foreign Markets, Havana, May 2.—We have had but one arrival of rice since our last, ‘the Hope, Ca from Charleston, whose cargo was closed’ to-d 9} a 9} rials, leavin; none now in first hands. Sugars are very animated an the market brisk at 3} a 5 rs. for brown and yellow, 7} a9 rs. for white. Coffees are easy, though the market is firm at6}a7t cents. Molasses 1 , Exchange London ® per cent premium; New York 1 lo do. Died, On the 15th instant, Exizanern, relict of the late Wm. Thorne, in the 83d year of her age. Her r ives and friends, and those of her son, Thomas W. Thorne, and son-in-law, William Bakewell, also her brother, John Wood, are respectfully invited to funeral, from the residence of her son, 16 Hudson street, without further invitation, this afternoon at half past 4 Batavia -- Bermuda Bonaire Buenos Ayres ize, Hond. Barbados ra ienfuegos » Carthagens ara: si Pernambuco Caraceas Panama:+.:- +--+: Rio de Janeiro ingapore - dney, N. eb. May March 2 ‘Turks Island: Trinidad de Cuba Ve C . Cuanteston—Bric Dimon—J, M. H. Thayer, Mrs, M. F. Folair, Bramhall, J Wakeman, rover and Indy, Miss Stonelake ahh Burroughs, P. MARKET. Sunday, May 15-6 P. M. At Boston, $1,000 of the certificates of the North Ameri- can Trust Co. soldat 6 percent; at Baltimore, a sale of City six per cent stock was made at 63. The business on the New York State Canals as indica- ted by the receipt of tolls, was, up to the 7th, larger than ever before in the same period. They are as follo' Comparative Receirrs ox THE Ast week Total to § May. 7h May. 1839, (04 d 13, (opened 2h Apri) Stich Sian It is stated that the receipts up to banks for money advanced by them, and employed in putting the canals in a navigable condition. ‘The residue of the receipts for May, will be available to the Commis- ‘und on the Lst of July, when they will be required to meet the interest on the canal debt. The leading features of the Exchange Bank of Bruns- wick, Georgia, a Bank under the free banking law of that State, on the 4th April, 1342, were as follows :— Etcnanar Ban oF Bausawicn, Gro. Aram 4, 1812. May 7th, are pledged sioners of the Canal and commissioners for The following is a return of the banks of New Orleans, in conformity tothe new bank law ;— Stars or Tux Bank: we New ORLEANS, ON THE 2TH Manon ann 30TH APRIL, 1842, IN CONFORMITY TO Bank of Louisiana, Canal & Banking Co. Carrollton R.R. and $11,950,064 54,710,099 11,569,893 The following is a comparative on hand, and the outstanding circulation : Cincutation axp Sercie or tHe New Onteans Bas: Bank of Louisiana, Marsh, J. i ws, H.W. Whitin . Brosdhurst,’ J. Nortod, W. Van Wert, BG. Oaker, G. McLellan, Win. Bad: ger, Savanna Mrs. . Jud Bronson, two children an Mes Jadee South. hits Ly x ford, Miss A FE. Ford, Wim Pana —20 in the steer Manacaiso—Brig Emma—R. Hutton, V. Carranu, Manuel Cabella, Beasupa—Sehr Sultana—Capt, Lawrence, R. Lloyd, G. Dundas, R. Tucker, R. Russell, lady and child. Passengers to Arrive, ner, vant, Mrs rt, 4 Mra. F. Bailey and Havers, Mrs, Sh Dodge, Havers, D. M ne W..'Leonard, Mr. Sal tT. W. Morehead, B. G. Clark, J.B. Clark, V |, H. Myers, aud B. F..M™ Kenzie, Foreign Importations. Liverroou.—Ship Brunswick—190 co—1300 sovereigns FG ‘Thurston & Gnerxocx—Bark Barlow—300 tons B Morewood—2 pkgs A Mitchell—1J Co Marac i" i o—Bris m Harmo sor He age T Battelle—1624 J Holford Mead & co—290 «i Domestic Importations Moniur—Bark Wm & Jaz ‘olf, Clark & co—8o dott. C Green & co—56 Daniel & Bradle bale 63 Hi 119 North, Man 18—170 bales 34 cls J 23 pkgs 0 order. cks rice Vietor & Duckwitz— 1A. Begode Miller & V. 100 Bryant bl J& d & Brothers—4 Phillips & Broth n—! Dr Rogers—3 EC Blake: r—1 bx specie Bugbee & Kneeland—€! tierces to order. Cnant 80 tons 15 G: & comt ~ Departure of the Atlantic Steamers. 1 16 alumbia, Ju 6 Britannia, Hewitt 2 Caledonia, Lott: 6 ia) Ryriess-. G; Western, Hosken: - “July . 9 seee Ay 4 ‘The Belgian steamer Britith Queen, Cant. Keane, will leave Antwerp for New York on the ath of May, to touch at South- ampton, Eng., on the 7th. . Packets to Arrive. | Packets to Depart. _ FROM LIVERPOOL. FOR LIVERPOOL. Garrick, Skiddy, April 14 | Columbus, Cole, May 19 Oxford, Rathbore, — April 20] Sheridan, De Peyster, May 25 PKoM FOR PORTSMOUTH. Mediator, Champlin, Mar. | Gladiator, Bri May 20 Quebec, Hebard, "Apri 10] Mediator; Champlin, Juue 1 FROM HATRE. Yor HAVRE. Oneida, Funck, April 16 | Silvie de Grasse, May 16 Argo, Anthony, ‘April 2 | Duchesse d’Orleans, May 24 “To Ship Masters. We shall esteem it a favor, if ‘gon of vessels arriving here, will give to Commodore R. 8. Martin, of our news fleet, a report of the shipping left at the pert whence they sailed, the list of their cargo, and any Maru Commodore wil yessels spoken on their ie, Foreign, newspapers they may havc rf them if he favor in.any way. 2,296,231 3,707,719 2,263,950 The aggregates compared give the following result April 2. Increase. Decrease. i Liabilities lene ong On the 6th instant, a meeting of the Bank pi was held relative to the weekly settlement in specie with It appeared that some of the banks were de- sirous of discontinuing the agreement. This should ope- rate asa reason why it should be persisted in with If the institutions are now unable to meet their weekly balances promptly, how will they be ableto meet the daily calls upon them after specie payments shall be enforced. The banking system of Louisiana has been one of the most vicious in the Union. banks amount to $54,446,656; of this $5,000,000 is protested paper, and out of the whole mass of loans, but $2,115,407 are available within ninety days. those of loan offices, rather than commercial banks ; not only is all the capital $35,447,578 spent in public works and loaned out on bonds and mortgages for terms of years, but one-third part of its borrowed means, circulation and loaned out in the same wa: " at Deposites, creased rigor. The assets of the operations are Difference 25 per et, really all the banking capital of New Orleans. ‘The nominal capital is borrowed abroad at 6 per cent on State bonds to the extent of $20,000,000, and re-loaned at the same rate nearly on bonds and mortgages, whieh have in consequence of the contrae- immensely fallen in valu tion of the paper system. Avery large amount of capital in the £01 southwestern States, is viunted similarly to that of the $52,000,000 of long loans due the New Orleans banks, and ina continued low state of currency can never be paid, principal or interest; and it is thin fact, which produces a strong feeling in favor of some new government paper gambling machine, like the late National Bank. southern people have declared openly at Washington, that they will advocate no plan that will not restore to their lands and negrocs the same relative money value to their debts which they possesse when they those debts. ‘That is to say, a man, whoat atime of great Paper inflation, high prices and general ep. thimed Joans from banks to invest in negroes, and being cotton lands under cultivation, now finds the val those investments reduced on his hands one half, while his debt remains the same, now thinks that the whole sal- vation of the country Mepends upon blowing up another Paper bubble to save him from the effects of his injudicious The attempt is hopeless, however ; the people at large have received too severe a lesson again to permitso dangerous a power as that of un issnes, again to get the mastery of the indu perty of the country. istry and pro- se State of Trade, sale of shelf and heavy hard i - lowing prices for leading articles of hen goods were obtained :— English Iron, assorted, £3 a £10 5s, B £12 & £16 6s. 11108, a £14 108, do, if articles of heavy PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 16, 154 Ship Brunswick, McManus, (of 33 pool, Apnil 5, with iron, Se. to F. Fassengers. 16th ul ing east. 12th inst, steamers Toronto. Ship Liverpool, Th hip Toronto, Me Murray. Britisiy bark Barlow, Fell, 52 days from Greenock, mdse, to W. C. Maiiland—2 passengers. No date, spoke ship Sobieski, from NOrleans for Havre, Bark William & James, Sheppard, 18 days from Mobile, with rig’ Emma, to Bouchaud & and for Liverpoo), wt to cross the bar. Sailed in. co. with brig Ioabel, for NYork. ‘No date, off Cape Jiberou spol sehr Grand Canal, from Havana for Jamni: 6th inst. lat 25 ics , lon 74 30, spoke bark Verona, of Boston, 65 days from Ant- werp for Havana. Brig G. B. Lamar, Sonn pana, 8 days from Savannah, with to Seott & el cotton and B ‘hs hg & yee ir Suitura, Stevens, (of Brewer) 8 davs from Berm, Left HB. M. frigate Warspite, for N a .” Brig Tremont, Kelly, was at for Georgia, 34s, Touh inst Jat 3,0: 6, ‘apoke brig § ens, Hal ene erm Ith, je boaried whale bark <-—~, Stupels, of and for Sag’ Herb New Holland, with 2600 bbls Schr Eliza Leland, Pendle Faleon, from Provid Henry Franl SC, wit for Charlestos Wright, (of Glouceste: h IZ bales cotton to H. Ci ¥ blow, lost head of main mast, ke, Joucester) 5 days from Charle 5 days fi Charleston, with cotton, & Schr Atlantic, Stevens, 9 days from Georgetown, SC. with lumber, &e. to Sprague & Robins Schr Charles Lincoln, 2 4 to Taunton. Below. Two ships, one brig. 17% Schrs Wave, of Dennis, and Elizabet r . from Ph terday a account of head winds, and auchored. General Record. TeRs vor Fraxes.—The Silv change Whalemen. Spoken, March 21, lat2i 20, lon 2028, St. Peter, of and for NBedford, 1800 bbla wh 500 do's) ye 7 yy yvincetown, 40 day clean; Pilerim, § days. Spoken, King Philip, from Montevideo for Salem, March 23, lat 20 8, Jon £06. "A ship steering E:, showin (protably the Albany, from 4, !on 67 90. white signal with letter U in it, w York for Havre) May tt, lat Forcign Ports, Hauirax, May 7—In ort, America, from NOrleans; Gipsey, for Havana) 2073, Sfa sth, "Eclipse, Photon; 6th, Cohteset, Sydney, CB. Sr. Jor lenge, N York. Rarawzas, Apr end oth NB. May §—Arr_ Burlington, Baltimore; Chal- a . Emerald, Savannah, from NYork, jast err, t, badow ‘ase, April 0—[n port, Commerce, disg ice; Bt, Or Bt. Maths, few days; Chari ns Tow cline, wre fees wer ae Bike filandy aes, Wallace, Newbem, yan Ameri ¢ in. Sid_ 24th, 'y, Ann, leeward; 37th, Julia & Naney, ed States Ports. ot Foster, NYork. 13—Are Elizabeth, NYork; 12eh, Tw nturion, do; Equal, Thomaston for NY: Lodi, Rondout; Oleron, do; rr Chalcedony, Montevide » CME York, Warrior, Rio Janeivo; Gall Richmond; Mexico, Vhi bany; Comet, Richmond, 1, Lbark and 1 brig. Lion, Philadelphia; Vinta, ‘aval’ and St" Thomas; J May Arr W pecenia, May it—Are Il jis, Middletown, Ot; Ha- dassah, Portsmouti, i Sid Chickasaw, athe i—Cld Gran Maria, Currcoa; Sth, a ‘dos th, Leo Cli Hudson, Fall risttne, for Boston, Rochelte, from Liverpool, arr 2d im Alga, Boston; Indix, and Flo-ence, Philad a ult, off Moro, spoke Planet, of Provincetown—wanted medi nb away for Key West nd Centurion, Bai Norma, from New York; a sailor's eye, and D tix; Renown, Philae E rated Pills, from Port be obtained in this country. See nn of fourth page. fe [LION ‘T ROW, BOSTON. rT itrally situated on Tremont Row, of accommodating 99 persons, is well i private parlors and large and airy chambers: ny house in the rity of Boston.— al years in New York ci as well furnished as ai bscribers have lived for sev at the Astor and Howard’s)—of course the table will always he well supplied with the best our market affords, the cellar is with choice Wines aud Li VOR & FISK. . Stetson, Astor House ; D. D. Howard, Hi “OWEN’S AMERICAN HAIR DYE. e is the only infallible Hair D: Hair Dye is perfe: its effect, as It will color the hair only. ray, can in a few hours be cha rown to a blac changing red o1 htest hair, red used very successfully in as all others are April 14 F 25 | Kiersted, 929 Broadway; E. a > Sixth Avenue, etors of this establishment Brown & Urquhart, have determined to clear out the whole pre- vious to reorganizing the concem on an entirely new and origi- Nb ST—Th having purchase: esent_week, commencing this moming (Mon- the whole ‘will be offered at greatly reduced fs, He An gpigheman, CM. | PEERS sere will be opésied for business at o’clotk in the morn- 30 per cent cheaper thai side saddle will be sold for $27. irrups and irons; al hese articles are of st- and the saddles for a suit of Horse Clothing, with ahood. | Thes perior quality, and a rare chance for those in need of good ser- Torin CON Roy, 6 Joh BOOK-KEEPING. C. MARSH, 88 Cedar street, .to9P. M. in order that mer n st. opposite Dutch, we article may be s HE. Counting rooms of continue open from $ A. } chants and others may avail theuselves of a course of instruc tion that is truly practical ; one that embraces a complete rou- tine of commercial transactions and. merca Which the student r rineipal work on is ; that it receives the ic Schools, and other large 3 the honor of being re-ap ing for the "Mercantile Li Prospectuses, with terms, may be RR iron Goodhue & ns 5 pointed teacher 0 “Association” of this cit hhad at the counting room 5 NUL ¥ J NEW MUSIC AT REDUCED PRICES. No. 201 Broadway, informs pur- jo make a mont liberal reduction from ‘the retail price of music, when ordered in quantities by naries, or by letters from the country. beautiful tinted paper, il Lithogeaphic ron Maitland, Ken- nedy & co—100 tons coal A Knox Jr—i4_ G G.esheim—10 bxs G. F Dawson—200 oa nuts D A 2 B Publi Bene bage 327 hides 7 logs mahogany 2 tas fustic Bouchaud Pecan cacne pablober ss H Coit & co—31 do icks & co—lio BW Savannan—Brig G B Lamar—2 bales HF Waring—31 Geo ( Patrich—17 Parmlce, Kilburn & nbellished with spl sale, together with riptive ballad, the words by respectfully dedicated to , words. by G. P. Morris, Sea,” a'ballad, as sui plause, and res an.estox—Brig Dimon—118 bales cotton Smith, Mills & boxes D Fay—17 Dun- 13 carboys | box Post 3 Brooks—I case J M Kuppou—! Town- Miss Ellen Lewis with great ap cated to his friend, Henry Joho “Will nobody marry me jumner Rust—2 Wm P uae icp & 7 Ninna bales cotton J Jeanerette— phic vignette title. jal song, written by Eliza Cook, Russell, embellished with a "acomic song wntten by G. P. Russell, and sung by Mr. Ds set to music and sung b: net composed by H. th a splendhd lithograph above six songs are forsale sey beautiful envelope stitched with ribbons, and calle RIX SONGS BY RUSSELL. ‘The Moon o'er the Mountain nae. "The Olden ‘Timea popular song, in the style of Henry nesell. My Woodland Brid The Coquette by Way of the Worll—by Bayley. Manahatta Waltzes. Woman—as sung by Braham, Away to the Woods, the wore written by « sung by Messrs. ved with a beantiful FROM AMERICA. beaming—a beautifal sere- by GP. Mors, Ean. te. ‘ who has not seen the young rose fade away—a favorite applause by Miss Poole, Mrs. e poetry written by the Reverend J: ; the music composed by Austin 0} ballad, sung wit! Reynell Wrefford iD. Normandy Maid—a ballad, sung by Mis. Suton, also, by Miss Poole, in the musical romance’ Blanche of Jersey,’ the ie by John Barnett. ‘Come sing me that sweet air again—as sung by Mis composed by Thomas Moore, Fs joat Cloak—sung by Miss Poo! ye rnusic compased by ‘wenty Years Ago—a 4 le, written by Eliza Coc beautiful song, sung by Mrs. Bailey, pastry by Geo. Morris; masic composed ‘by Austia mnediately on their arrival. We will reciprocate lips. The Dream is past—*ong, sung by id wander with me——as set to the celebrated air of La Gitana, sung by Mrs. Sution and Miss Poole at the public and private concerts, adorned with a beautiful vignette; music com: posed by Auber. Fanny, dearest Fanny—a beautiful serenade song, pent applause by “Mr. Wood ; composed by written and composed ty Sam! Love, Esq. an! wiek, Me.) from Liv- Si i. ton & Co—233 Leander, steer- ucket, saw a large nee for rn look so bright and blest—Mnsie “Language of Howers—The day 1 ry, (of Bath, Me.) 29 days from Liver T am low—a very beautiful song, Rpoky with 900 sacks salt’ to mester—2W passengers, Glover & covien Maid, set to the music of La € art false, but Tcannot forget, th embellished with a handsoine lithographic ber well, as sung by Miss Shirreff. of the, TH love thee too. star of my fane: the three ages of beautiful ballad te. 5 from Maracaibo, with coffee, &e. Left at the bar, brig Riehmoni, of In When time hath bereft Llove her, how I love her Masquerade Sons, .o read the stars Robinson, 5 days from Charleston, with cotton Overture to Gustavus’ ye Grecian Daughter. 70 30. + Stureis, of and for Sag Harbor, from oil. ton, 4 days from Georgia, with Who'da thought of seeing you. Inmber, to master. Lith inst, lat 21 39, lon 74 40, spoke sehr i rand his bride. ‘Oh promise me to sin 4 days from i t & Co; 20 cks rough do Sprague & Robinson, ith, off Bar- “f Ps % v's Pas Seul,’ “El Zaveteodo,’ "La Tarentule, | beautiful lithographie vignett er ick Step—Norma Quadrilles—Gibral arch, by Walsh. oth. Grand-Trampet \ on. from Philadelphia, coal—bownd Union Grays? Gr Wreath Quadrill Opera of Amilies f Boston, both | jadelphia, bound eastward, ruu into the lower bay yes i large assortment of Music for the Guitar, Violin, Ac- ‘Ke" Tecently published at | de Grasse, for Havre, | will sail towlay, Her letter bags are at Gilpin’s, in the Ex- have a parlor and bed room ad- 1 Exchange, of Plymouth, 6 mos out, joining, handsomely furnished, for the sina! vib, of Provineetown, 12 mos ont, the most central loc 1 second house west of Broadwa; ad floor, furnished for $3 per weel BERLIN, Knapp, master fro verpol vis vessel, will please at commences discharging under general f BROTHERS & CO. next door to the Fulton Ba J OTICE.—<Conmignees of Goods per hinson, from Liverpool, at their permits on board, foot of subscribers without delay, must nnavoidably be. jew Bedford May 13, Emme, Atlantic Ocean, 600 bbls Reports, in Bay of Mexico, singe ‘April 20, mernet, 200, AtSt Thomas 30th alt, Maria, NBedford, for a cruise, 2 or 3 + to the office of the permitted in 5 days ore. le MURRAY, 100 Pine st. ‘ollars, eanj be found at y made linen’ st RSHALLS new style B miny of the prineipal read, the city, also at the SHALL'S, No. 9 Chatham street, Collars from 4 cents each to 3 shillings ; L EAD=i00 Pige volt ( ers Will be tak .Apnly at No, 201 Fulton st. ‘Auction Sal BY THOMAS BELL. (Stores Nos. 22 Ann and 1 ‘Kition street.) o'clock, in the sale room. Large sale of elegant clothing, suitable for the season. Also, an entire invoice of London cloths, cassimeros, vestings, any ollaces bosoms, Ke. ke. Also fancy at Ar c. ie Dry Goods, Fancy and Pledged he fest patterns, 2 pieces bosoms, 5 guns, four tea, 2'turn> NESDA The entire elogant Furniture of a family giving op house- keeping, and, a splendid lot of extension dining tables, with other city made cabluet furniture, HURSDAY. At10!9 ofclock, im the sales room, Piano Fortes—V serve, and by catalog’ will be sold 19 second hand gany and rosewood piano- fortes, by the best orld, and most of which will be accompanied by a gua ey.’ will be arranged in the Fulton street store far exa: The sale will be positive atthe above stated, On t the same time, two valuable organs, suitable for staall churches or parlor, one of which cost $600, "Also, the entire eleyant collection of paintings now exhibiting on the walls of the sale rooms, Se, FRIDAY, At 1034 o'clock in the sales room, Variety Sale—Dry Goeds, ciotinng, jewelry, hardware, fan: ey and plated articles, watches, perfumery, hosiery, groceries, 4 Ke, Also, about 250 volumes very choice Books, which will be arrauged in suitable lots. BY RIELL & ARCULARIUS, Store corner af Broadway and Duane street. THIS MORNING. At 10 ofclock, on the premi n es and wer Wat and silver watches, full and ‘ ‘onst levers, lepines, hunting ‘and others, by the most celebrated makers in Europe. This sale will afford tothe trade and the public generally an uncommon opportunity for purchase, a finer fot of watches hay- ing rarely if ever been offered at public auction, To be sold without reserve to pay advances. Ie EH. LUDLOW, Anctoneer. é SSIGNEES SALE—Valnablr Real Estate, at Port Rich mond, Staten Island.—E. H. LODLOW will sell at auc: tion, on Thursday May next, at 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange, the following. property, fronting Broadway, as Nos, 21, 23, 25 and.27." Also, two lots fronting on Third street as 3 and 5." Also, tree lots fro Fifth street, ax Nos. 2, 4a Also, stwo_ lots. fronting on Nos. Sand 4, Also, four lots fro $8 and 65, Also, four lots fronti , 47, 49 and. 50. Also, eight lots fronting N 73, Tand 77. Also, " 5 4 los. 63, 63, 67, 69, 71, 1,3 five minutes y, and abou ing, and are well situated for cottages. The situation is exc ingly healthy, and the neighborhood is all handsomely improv- ed. There a + three steamboats running to and from the city, three or four times aday, during the whole year, ‘There is also fonr denominations of churches in the neighborhood, with ninaries, Sc. weldom offered to the public, ‘The ly to Chas. Cartlidge, 103 Water 1 Broad st, where a map ef m6 2w y J. BEARNS. Store 139 Fulton street. Large Stock of Valuable Books, Drawing Paper, Stationery, Fancy Articles, &¢.—Together with an exten: ‘2 Library of 5900 volumes, to be sold at anction i th, 1842, at 10 oe! , at the Astor House, well’ worthy the attention of the trade and TO’ j N TON MEEKS, ND ie i next the Hosp would draw the attention of the public that he will sell sple did Cabinet Furniture at 10 lageeree Jess than the same quali of work is now selling at the auctions—vonsisting of Draws, Couches, Sofas, covered in different colored plushes, satins, and hair Gloth, of the latest Spring patterns. 16 6m _FOR ALBANY & TROY, and interme- diate places —The splendid low pressure Steamboat SWALLOW, Capt, A. t'Lean, Willecare the Toot ef Courtlandt street, ol: Monday, May t6th, at 5 o'clock. The DE WITT CLINTON, Capt. 8. R. Roe, on Tues- dgy,afterwion, at 7 0h he above are substantial bonts, fitted Rooms, and for accommodations are wari mi. with elegant State led on the Hudson, PEOPLE'S LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY, daily at seven o'clock, P. M., from the Steamboat Pier between Courtlandt and Liberty srteets, (Si gxcevted.) Phe steamboat ROCHESTER, Capt. A. P. St. John, ler Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons, at seven. o'clock, The steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt, L. W. Brainard . y t seven o'cloc! es ‘Phe steamboat MERICA, Cay dell, eaves Tucsday, ‘Thursday, and Saturda fire o'clock, termediate places. 4 ‘wand substantial, are furnished with elegant state rooms, and in all respects are unsurpassed among the Hudson River steamers, z For passage or freixkt, apply on board, or to P. C, Schultz, at the office on the wharf. mlb. NEW YORK AND LiVERPOOL | com MERCIAL LINE OF PAC Sailing to and from’ Li , Weekly. Bs D Br : ¥ vat $ FICE, 61 iS, cing his arrengements for the year chds with sentiments of sincere re rt he has race in M. HL. Trus afternoons, at ‘The subscribes in 1812, appears befop rect for the able stp ; Vis Likewise wishes to n of those om send for their iriends residing in Bugland, Ireland, Scotland Wales’ that they c ‘be cconmodated by te +, by weekly opportunities from Liverpool, as well as by all the Well known different lines of packet ships, sailing to and from Liverpool on the Ist, 7th, 13th, 19th and 25th ofeach mouth hone the bscricer to have the without delay, and ay rest sauished that Grery ven by the Liverpool agents to those sent for, as wel s all who may bark with them, and shoud any of those whose passage has been paid not em- Dark, the motey will be refunded without any charge. abecriber feela'a pleasure in moking Known the differ ent ships by which hi wg the Jast year, i ‘and that he has cou angements forthe year 1912. o Ships Alsbamian, Lane. Printice, Hopkins. field,” Wilson nkfort, Russell Russell Glove bernia, Wi , Cheever. Ingersoll. Qswero, Wood. Talbot, ‘Storey. Panther, Goodinanson, r A frew passage from the different ports of Ireland and Scot. land, can also be secured, and di furnished for any amount id Trovincial, Banks of I pes, and also. on Mesars, J. which are paid free o gLite Rt or further particulars wply to a DORN, "HERDMAN, 61 or J. & W. ROBINSON, 15 Gorve Pinzz Wi Li For freight or passage, tor rglendor or comfort, yr tt of Wall street, wi ve, her 1 having accommodations unequal vy om board, at Orleans wharh Pr f U & CO, % South st rice of passage $100, The packer shit GARRICK, Captain Skiddy, of 1000 tons, will sutceed the Sheridan, and sul 29h. June, her regular day. Passengers may rely on the ships of this line sailing punetually m as advertised. i LEANS—P The superior, fast sailing ship VIR Eaton, will positively sail as above, somefy accommodate a limited number of cabin, sterzage passengers, if immediate application mide 10, se 61 Sot Vt n “Fe PASSAGE FOR LIVERPOOL—United Tine— known, fast sa ship NER, 1000 tons burthen, Captain A. 5. Palmer, ts now Jonding and will meet with immyediat denpatch: accommodacions for cal ers, who will be taken at mod , if early application be’ made on board, of Burling W. & J. 7 Hs 1 Taps pnioe te 43 Peck sl friends, can have t sailing weekly Crom Liver remit_money, can have drafts haya a] vy t shing 10 send for th ji the real those about t the principal owns of Great Britain and Trelm applying as abeve. nite R T. SC remitting mon iCall umes obtain from tne subscribers drafts at sight, for auy amount onthe Royal Bank of iretand, ane on Mess: ‘rescow., Grote, Ames & C bankers, London, which a id fee of di tor any charge whatsoever, in all the prineipal towns of the (oe Kingdom. For terms, apply or addr Wf by letter, post paid to : a pg ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO. 35 Falton street, ext door to the Fulton Bank. ‘The subscribers have a regular succession of first class Ame- ling from Liver pancmally every six days AMES B. ROCHE, one e nll those whove passages are y, despatch—for which they have armly patronized, ‘or verms of passage aj vy above,orto JAMES D. ROCHE. mide.e. proceeding y to any pa ntry, Can = PASSAGE FOR NEW ORLEANS—Only Reg? ‘ lendid packet ship VICKSBURG, apt. C. C. Berry, Monday, 1th May, and as splendid accommodations for cabin, second cabin and steer ake passengers. For passage early application sho of Wail street, o to, mM id be made on board, foot W.& J.T TAPSE AGE FOR LONDON— meket sip ROYAL SOV js now loading and will moe Tere superior accommodations for cab Steerage passengers, at low rates for passage, Pp, OF Capt. vedinte Should be made on board foot of Old Sli J.T, TAPSCOTT tee FOR! of May—The GLADIATOR, wer regutar day. packet shipy as above, ms for cabin, second cabin, and ery respect, arranged for the eom= re berths should en lane, or to MU RRAY, yelow South st. This ship's accommoda steerage passene vey application on board, foot early. application on board, baad GLOVER & 100 Pine P, §.—Persons wislting to send for thei theold country, can have them brotght brany of the regular packet ter post paid.) OLD LINE OF LIVERPOOL Regular et of the 19th May—The » nown fast sailing packet ship LUMB tain Cole, will sail positively on ‘Thursday, the 19th’ iust., her regular day. Her accommodations for cabin, second cabin and steerage passengers, are well known to be far superior to any other. Ly terms of passage, apply on board, foot of Beekman street, or t by the above ship, ¥ applying as above, Gf by let mia ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO., _ 35 Fulton st. next door to the Fulton Bank’ Persons desirous of sending to the old connt frends can brought out in the Columbus, sailing pool on the 7th July, or im any of the packets the Old Line, sailing fom the above xort punctually and_I9th of each month. For terms apply as above. PASSAGE FOR LIVERPOOL. —The | fast sailing, superior packet ship SOUTHE Capt. A. 8. Palmer, will have Homgedian javing Wastirpassed accommodations for, cabi and steerage passengers, which will be taken ‘or, hd Barling Sipe a heen FPA Amusements. Patt THEATRE. “MK SIMPSON'S BENEFIT. THIS EVENING, May 16— he perlormances will commence LONDON XSSORAN Datales Lad day Spank * Grate Harlow ay Miss B Com? Sois—Tis Steam Ac t by Wek Wil > de wrth WHAT Wil Wor. Capt Tarmadiddie, Placid | MY Warner, © ehjopendate arian Mayley, i” Miss De Ver wie ee 10> A new Opera in 3 acts, (the Lib °G 3. Ee Hom,) ensiiled the isin poduced with ne nery, costumes, CHATHAM THEAYRE. ~~ First Night of Mr. FORREST, who is engaged for six nights ant TO-MORROW EVENING, May 16—The per’ it ance will coanmncnee ar. Forrert Tage Mr. J. R. 8: Mr. For t Mr. J. Scott edges, ne ene i titel Mantayes Eimelia, ‘Mrs Blake To conelde with MICHABL ERLE Kirby | Philip D'Azville, Hall Mrs Ji Miss Mestayer 5—Private Boxes, ii OLYMPIC THEATRE TO-MORROW EVENING, May 16.—The performances will cavnmsenee wich LOVES OF ‘THE ANGELS, Jap, Mitehell | Korsh, Horncastle, itis Mrs. Mossop. After witich the Original Extrvagensa, called OL Boz, Horncastle | San Weller, Mitchell. Mrs. Nov e}gobbl Mrs. Watts, pid ‘0 de with THE WHITE HO: OF THE PEPPERS. ald Pepper, Nickinson | Agatha, Mr Mossop ‘he Doors will in future half-past 7 precisely: Dress Circle, 50 cents—Upper Boxes, 25 cents—Pit, Is —Ine vate Boxes, $3 NEW YORK MUSEUM. * (Late Peale’s,) No. 282 Broadway, opposite the City Halt AST week of Y. KI HILL, the unrivalled represont- ative of Down East Characters. Monday Evening, May 16, and every evening during {the at7 and the Curtain will rise week. Mr. Hill’s entire new Lectare on New York Loafers Mr. Anstin Vhillips, the celebrated composer, will sing some of his mach admired son Mr. Hill's stories and Hardwick will appearance of nofoite. For particulars, see programme, jyleHformance 10 commence at half pest enght o'clock precise- 'fmitations, &, ig’ number’ of favorite songs, ir A. Kurs, who will prewide at the Pia v. Now exhibiting, the greatest wonder of the age, the Vermont Dwarf, Mr. Wal hburn, 21 years old and weighs only uineteen pounds, A ‘The Irish Giant, Mr. O’Clancy, 7 feet 2 inches in height, to be seen day and evenin, Animal Maguetism every afternoon, at 4 o'clock. (The splendid exhibitions of Switzerland, Natural, Bridge of Virginia are greatly andjustly adinired by all whoviait this mag~ nifieent institution, Day performance every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon, at o'clock. ‘The largest Electrical Machine in the United State stant operation, Daguerreotype Likeuesses correctly taken without reference to the weather. Day visitors admitted in the Adi i con vening free. conte, mi6ec ERICAN MUSEUM. CORNER, OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET —~ P. 'T. BARNUM, manager.—In order to wecommodate the i which attend here, the Leeture Room has ¢ mysterious GIPSDY GIRL can be con- re ‘of the ages ky A. c e can be privately consult: »racte, or fo re eventa, free of charge. ichell, ‘the ¢ t, Miss Rosalie, the charu= ing vocalist from New Iso La Petite Celeste, the dancer, E: e years old. nF TMAT! RAILR Y GLASS BLOWING; 000 curiosities. A company of Indian Warriors and Squaws. ‘A splendid day performance takes place every Wednesda and Saturday afternoon Animal Magnetism ox. 3 OA AGA with rea: ALBINO LADY id Cosmorama, and 500 1 here, skippi ts. They are ‘are for sale sing! dren half price. mts 00) ‘The public are re above named place of aimuss- thorough repar, having been seit puted and thoroughly vengilated, ‘Hie publi¢. that no place ol amusement 11 eon 30 coo! and comfortable ding the ne merevehings ; it will open for performances 121 afew da Reoformers of merit wishing engagement may adivess the seh seriber, post pad, Wauxh en. mre” A. W. JACKSON. SOIREE MUSICALE, ITH RECITATIONS FROM THE VOETS, OTTO, Madame SPOER ZAHN, Mrs. SE and Mr. NORTON give their first Soiree, on Wee nesday at the Apollo Saloon, i Mr. King will preside at the Piano Forte. For Programme, see small bills. Admission $1—Doors open at 7—commence at 2, Tickets and Programmes to be had at the principal mus Jat the door on the evening of performances misatee here LYMPIC THEATRE The pub Ol firmed thar the Benentor Mr. BE Artist, will take place on "Wednesday dar mhich obeasin wil be prod ie I_reapectfully in: GOUGH, the Scene Evening, May 1, 1942, ‘entirely new Scenic Box Book now open. Hand his Lady have arrived in the fr. B. to give a dissertation on utler, to deliver dito met L ACADEMY OF DESIGN.—The Annual is now open from 10 o'clock, A. M. until 10 o'clock, P. M. ", Admission 25 cents—Season Tickets 50 cents. Catalogues ts J. WHITEHOUSE, Secretary. ARD. AND NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS, sui the Public generally, resident m the State of New York and ‘Western Division of’ the country, re. WELCH & MANN hope and believe they can pre ence, Horsemanship, a most splendid. Circus Com Herm, each a picked equestrian ahd a star in his own department. ‘The Grand Tent Saloon ie new, spacious, and highly accom modating’ the housing and decorsiive traprings areich, novel, And of the very first order. ’ “The Orchestra compriges the best available Native and Fo- reign Talent, and will enable the. lovem of music to hear the finest compositions of the: Great’ Masters admirably. played. ‘Among the performers will be fonud the wares of Uh sally celebrated CJ. ROGERS, his beautiful Shakspearean and Cadwallader, and his wonderful pu ’ Deautitul one, two an tcta of vneratic Misses Wella, the most taksuted and Star of the Sou . Risley and his infant son, must electrify. all.-who behold a series of auch wonders { wad "The magnificent Poses of the four Hungarian Comsina ! ‘The fashionable and astonishing Equitation of xn lesan ‘of Ladies, headed by the accomplished MB. « iD 1, cannot fail to emeite © sensation as surprise @ de The greatest livirg Acrobat, Mr. G. Sweet, will die- superb Equilibriums and splendid oa the Tight Rope. ‘The first Comic Singer of the Day, Mr. Dickipson, will oc- i ‘iver of the” iygatspormtar ngs—tho 1 Necromatic Feats by Mr, Jenniiygs. Most superalative F, Pyramidical Vaniting by 2 ally talented troupensingle horse acts of aah and dare, by Mr igward. ‘Twenty performers will represent Grand Historical Caval cade Pageants, with tne beautifulstud of Horses. “And in accordance with the taste of the day. the most excel- lent and popular specimens of Negro Song and Dance by monarch of Heel and Toe, the incomparable John Sm ith, ai by ight heeled "Fmmy Coleman, the meat Baruo Player, W Chesnut, and the Prince of Pagauinnies, Re Hoffman, 425 pie chieenelsinincenined teatniniaccenaay NIBLO'S. DR. LARDNERS LEC . FO Monday, Tu On cach evening vered, ith intervals between them. None of the Lectures of the last course will be repeated in the [preaent one First Evening, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 16th Pane I. THE STEAM ENGI Popular exposition of the inventions of Watt—anecdotes of hig life--difficulties encountered by him—structure and operution of the Steam Engine as used in the arts aud manufactures, ‘This part will be illustrated by the complete collection of Sectional and Working Models constructed by Dr. Lardner for his lectures TA Brass Working Model of a low pressure condensing Steain Engine, [as wed in the arta and-manufactures—showi np, condenser and ot mye—the several Uae i Sfactie Sectional Model of the same machine,invented by Di Larduer, for public Lectures—showing all the internal hine. moving and working as they do in the his model will be kept in motion by the working mode Toni 3A Model of the Machinery of the United States’ Frigate «l for these Lectures —s to we methos idactic models, b Copeland, Eeq., nited Statea Goverment, | Machicnery of the United States’ Steam under the superintendance of Captain, Stockton—ce for these Lectures, under the direction of Captain Stockton and Ericson. i 5—A Model of the Sub-Aqueous Propeller, intended to be ap- plied by Captain Exricson to this Frigate. HOA’ Model of the Valve Machinery. of the Vinied Stats Engate Mississipyi, prepared by Mr. Copeland, United States ngineer. 7—A Model of the American Locomotive, Victoria, importe:! to England for one of the British Railroads, constructed aceord- ing to the Dr, Lardner’s method, under the direction of Mr Dodge, of New York, [author of the ‘Treatise on the Steam En: kine, lately published, j and Dr. Lardner. 8A Didactic Sectional Model of « British Locomotive Eo- ine, in its most improved form: ax at present worked on aglish Rail Roxds—constructed under the direction of Mr Hodge and Dr, Lardner. Pant I. LAVOISIER. State of Chemical Science before 1770—Theory of Stahil—pr culiar genins of Priestley -and Scherle—Lavoisier—character of his xenins—personal anecdotes of him—his method of investigs- tlon—his great discovery of Oxygen--theery of Combusyon and Oxydation—Decomposition of water—nature 8 Stahlian chemistry overthrown—lnst labors of artes death. i With Experimental and Chemical Mlostrations. TH ei t stancea—bri yae—their anal to the "Fo be ilustentod By [elescopie Dior 0 in es Showing teh Miele tin] Satellites: the most remaskable Comets from drawings male by several eminent Double and Binary and Colored Stars, observations and catal " yh re Jo HRs CLUSTERS And princiyal Nebule taken from Telescopic Drawings, by Herschel Sonth, Messier, fhe Hevseng aa tep ace, extepaice repmranination ofthe Hewsene, ns ween through « WEIHFUL, REFLECTING TELESCO Coveis am entemt about, Three Thousand Square Feet of anvass, fhe Fiumament willbe presented as ip would be seen by an Cire er oaced on the i the Hooking towards fhe East, the view limited about forty oneach side of the Celestial Equator, ‘The objects will be shown rising #0 cenaiyely unt Paes circumference of the Heavens 5! have beew ited. None of the Leetures of the first conrse will be repeated dur ing the present wi "Aumitiance 8 cuts, Subseirption Tickets to Four Lectures not t 1. mit