The New York Herald Newspaper, May 20, 1842, Page 3

% Wanas Sracer. Paixcyrat. Orrice.—Letters half-past 12, POSTSCRIPT. Baltimore. [Conrspondence of the Herald.) Baritone, May 19, 1942. ited before half-past o'clock, will be sent out for before 7, 11, and 2 loc} Mu. Eprron— Governor Porter reviewed the troops on Camp Baltimore yesterday morning, and it was really a magnificeat spec- The evolutions and appearance of the soldiery were grand—every thing went off in asuperiorstyle. ‘Thi number of spectators—partly citizens of Baltimore anil partly strangers from various States—amounted, it is sup. posed, to between ten and twelve thousand. The ground was literally covered with men, women and children. ‘To-morrow Governor Thomas, who is now in thecity, will review the troops in the morning, and Captain John Tylerin the afternoon. The old defenders of Baltimore the late war, who fought at North Point, are also ‘ampment on that day, be a scene to awaken feelings of deap interest. The Kendall races were well attended yesterday. e won by Register, entered by Colonel F Thompson and F.C. Green. The second purse (sweep Stakes) was won by abay colt entered by Towns and The most attractive rages over this course are yet to come off. i Thave it upon undoubted authority, that the Hoa. Mr. Stanly has been,since his latefabsence from Washin, y the neighborhood of Baltimore, at a wealthy gentleman’s farm, practising and preparing for a duel between himself and Mr. Wise. A distinguished gentleman of our was practising with him a few days since, and when firing at atree, the pistol ball rebounded, striking him and producing a severe wound. : Business has, of course, partaken of the general brisk- ness that animates our city at present, thoug! may be more brief than we should desire. quote flour at $5,75 from stores, wheat ranges at from m 59 a 56 ; Tye 75 ce Nothing doing in provisions ; whiskey dull at 1S: Railroad orders 6. ginia bank notes 6 discount; Wheeling 14 do. You have doubtless had the decision of the Court Mar- tial in the case of Lieutenant Adams. from the service, but Captain ‘Tylor, thinkin; tence too hard (and I agree with rs suspension from the Nav: ieut. Adams may have had, he isa perfect gentleman for ‘a’ that.” Another fine morning. MONEY MARKET. ‘Thursday, May 19—6 P. M ‘The sales at the Stock Board have been moderate in amount, but generally at firmer prices. Delaware and Huuson rose}; Ohio 6’s 1}; L. Island } ; Stonington 1 per cent. ; Harlem } percent. ; Mohawk declined 1}. It is generally supposed that the State of Ohio has been able to borrow sufficient money to meet its coming divi- dend, although full confidence in the payment is not en- ‘The movements in its stock are such as to in- is maintained by artificial means, in of the sales reported * wash sales,” that do lumber duce suspicion that order to borrow upon it. .in the phrase of the brokers, made to establish a price. ‘The Board of Brokers, we understand, passed a resolu- tion that all the stock of the Bank of Kentucky, without distinction, should be receivable in fulfilment of con- tracts. The Philadelphia Board, on the contrary, have deeided that none of ‘the stock shall be received for the present. This throws a loss upon many here who have bought stock on Philadelphia account, Seme of the mem- bers of the Philadelphia Board have, however, very hon- orably given orders for the sale of the stock purchased for them, and remitted the balance. it will be remembered, has acknowledged all the over- stock, as we understand it, except that for which they can establish no legal claim upon the Schuylkill cider, doz Orleans, do7 ql 12; do Ame ql i tro n yellow. gunpowder, Ib 11 1. Exports—Agvardiente or tafia, 22: catlee fi age, do 56; hides rted, Ib 11 3; logwood Campeachy in deposit, ql 13} 14; molasses keg 54 gallons, keg } 1; st- assorted } white } brown, ar ep, do 3} 4s The Bank of Kentucky, I continue to $1.30 to $1 35; co Cucurucho, « cents per gallon. in the dollar, ‘The Howard Insurance Company have declared a di dend of seven per cent for the last six months, payable on the 26th instant. ‘The Manhattan Fire Insurance Company ten per cent, payable on the Ist of June next. The eminent success which has attended the negotia- tion of the loan of the city of New York, notwithstanding the large debt which hangs over it, speaks volumes in be- halfof the high character which the Corporation enjoys for ability and integrity, as well as the judicious manage- ment of the executive officers, and the correét principles offinance. The following is the condition of the city debt on the7th of May, instant, according to the report of the Comptroller to the City Council :— Dest or tHe City or New Youx, May 7, 1942. New York City Fives, of 1820 and 1829, . Public Building Stock. . .. Fire Loan Stock Fire Indemnity Floating Debt Stock. . . Assessment and other temporary Bon Water Stock Fives of 1458, 1860, 1870, and Water Stock Sixes, fro : Water Stock Sevens, 5, 10 and 15 year He was dismissed on 60 day im) mitigated it to two hatever little faults Philadelphia. mice of the Herald.) Puitapecrnts, Mav 19, 1342. The Rhode [sland Disturbance-—Sunday {School Celebra- tion—Religious. Conventions.—-Phreno-Magnetism or Charcoal Sketche The news from Rhode Island last night has created the liveliest sensation in this city. With many there is strong apprehension of a bloody collision taking place ere this. Right or wrong, the sympathy here is nearly all on the side of the Suffrege Party, and we have thousands among us, who, should blood be spilt by the Government troops, would not hesitate to rush to the aid of their fellows. Col- lision in such a quarrel could not, I fear, from demonstra- tions here and elsewhere, be confined to the limits of the “Plantations.” Governor Porter, who rev at the encampment near Baltimore yesterd: in this city this afternoon, onhis way to the Reading en- The Walnut street theatre announces in its bills that the Governor will be present at the entertain- ments at that house to-night. school scholars attached to the several of this city, will hold an annual celebra- on Monday afternoon next. C. Baxen, F CaTHEnine ‘ this ci m 1 to 3 years Less by amount of the same Stocks held by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund... By the revised Sunday schoo! tion at Independence Squa: Should the weather prove propitious, there will be a grand and interesting display, 3 that fifteen thousand scholars had registered their names, and procured badges for the occasion. several thousands more will yet come forward, What a scene for contemplation will be presented! of the Presbytery of the United Convention of ‘the Chureh for this diocese are both in session in this city. ishop Onderdonk presides over the latter, and the Rev. Mr, Breckenridge over the former. ht before last there were some expe riments before a elect private party in “ phreno-magnetism,” at the of Dr. Mitchell on Chesnut street. Pennsylvanian was the subject, and the experiments were ofthat character as to convince every beholder of the The patient was thrown into the somnambulic state in about three. minutes after manipula- When the organ of music was excited, J both hands to his lips, and after the fashion of blowing a trumpet, held fort sound.When the organ of philo-progenitivencss was moved motions and language of the fondest and most child-endear- essed. When the organ of am: ere were such demonstrations of love, that, out of regard for the subject's modesty and bach- ip, I will not notice; 1 would not have it understoo:! that there was anything in the slightest particular inde- licate in any of his movements. While the experiments were thorough in their conviction of the most sceptical, amusing, and kept the spectators t aughter. The character of the par- ties is such as to put all idea of dissimulation out of the There were a gi formed, and almost all with results similar to those noticed turned to this oftice the 5th instant, the further debt to be created to secure the introduction of water at the early period contemplated (July 4) isenly...... ined last Sunday expected that This amount, added to the present debt, will make the City Debt, August 1, 1842, the pe- The total amount of Water Stock, authori », is $12,000,000. The amount created, inclu- sive of the $475,000 to be issued prior to Augus! 363,319, being $631,690 less than the amount authorized. The produce of the Water Stock has been as follow: Jat 18, 20,30 & 40 ys. at 393.9534 for eac! Sa YS AS a <a truth of both sciences. tion commenced. the subject clap Total produce of Water Stock, The five per cents at $93.95} per cent. yield an interest of $5.57 per cent. It will be remembered that the vast expen- ses attendant upon that magnificent enterprise, the Croton works, have been incurred during six years of the most unparalleled revulsion, in the course of which individual, Bank, State, and government credits, have successively toppled down, and yet the city has completed its enter- prise, and never, until within afew weeks, paid more than This is a fact, the causes for which are worthy of the consideration of the Federal go- vernment in its present exigenci city of New-York, with a population of 312,000 souls, sus- tains a debt of $13,000,000 with unimpaired credit, while the Federal government staggers under a debt of $5,500,- 000, with a floating debt of $7,000,000 ? It is by judicious management, by husbanding its resources, and making its trictly a matter of dollars and cents, and not turning them into a politicalhobby. Let us draw a ‘The Federal government has a revenue from the public lands, and the city @ corresponding revenue under the name of“ quit rents,” being the revenue derived from the ground rent of that part of the city filled in, viz: from the old water line to the present water line ; for in- stance, Pearl-street was formerly the water-line ; that has been filled in gradually until Water, Front, and South- streets, with their superincumbent} property, stand over the former water privilege of the city ; for this that pro- perty pays ground rent, and yields a revenue which be- inking fund. From the nature of the property however, it is difficult and expensive to collect. The Comptroller therefore applied for and obtained permission t sell out the right to this rent at auction. $350,000, and will be put upon the market as soon as cir- cumstances will permit. The property in the hands of individuals is of the most valuable description, more so than to the corporation, because ofthe superior facilit y of collection. This $350,000 coming into the Treasury will, ell the sinking fund th near $1,000,000, which, under the present judicious man- agement,will be invested in the permanent water stock, to be substituted for the temporary loans. The Federal gov ernment, possessed of similar property, gave it away to relieve the States, and left its own debts unpaid, regard- less of that musty adage, “be just before you are gener- ous.” The receipts and expendituresof the city have been as follows, from January Ist to May Ist, 1842 :— in thundering ing character were ex, mess was excited, t] they were also great! t six per cent. for money. in a continued roar of experiments per- How is it that the Nothing of consequence was done in stocks. AppomntwENTS BY THE Presipent—Cor , of New York, forthe city of Li- ma, in the place of Edwin Bartlett, resigned. John Wilkinson, of New York, for Turk’s Island. Mr. Van Zanpr Aco) F. L, Castlen: ‘ y vrrrep.—We learn that the Kcclesiastical Tribunal, which had the case of Mr. Van Zandt under consideration, has acquitted that personage of the crime for which his connexion with Grace church was severed, and of which he was the Cireuit Court in Rochester. | he Ec ical Court is thus in conflict with the civil tribunal; and what the upshot may be, it is difficult to determine. or innocent, his the world is severe enoug! convicted by unishment in exposure to Rochester Post,May 17. THE MAGNET.---The first number of this inte- resting periodical is now ready for delivery at the Watch- man office, 139 Fulton street. Among other artick a highly important character, it contains the following The Magnetic Fore Magnetism—Phreno: It is valued at —Sounding ‘a by Electro- netic Discoveries—Electro-Mag- netic Phenomena—Letters from the Rev. D: Rev. C. H. Townshend, Dr. J. 5. Douglas Phenomena, &c. Single No. 19} cents, vassers for the city, wanted. §g-THE NEW WORLD. Extraordinary ith plates, Can- —The following are some of the principal contents of this valuable and popular. family jack Hinton the Guards- iser’ss Daughter, by with other resources, paper for Saturday, May 2 an, several new ch: Ainsworth; Spectre of erfrom Mr. Grund, upon the affairs o anistan, Ke.; The Veto, a pow- Military Execution; Choice Ex- orks; Gems from the Olé ; Letters, Varieties, a year, and 6} cents single can subscribe for a cheaper or more popular family Office 30 Ann st, where Zanoni Jacquerie, by Janes, are for sale at only 12} cents each. erful original e tracts from New Patchwork, &c. &e.— by Bulwer, an Receiets ano Ex or the City or New Youre vo May 1, 1842. You Seck to Save, Balance on hind, G@-GENTS, THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT I HAVE been suffering under a severe cough and cold, and after making use of several kinds of medicines without receiv- ing any bencfit from the same, fearing my cold would set- tleon my lungs and confine mesome length of time from my business, lemployed an eminent physician and 1 was under his treatment some two months, and in the mean worse instead of better. riend, | was induced to try fied Essence of Moarhound Candy, which I immediate, sent for, being confined tothe house, and not being able to leave my bed ; and I must unhesitatingly say that after making use of two large pack: stored to my former health ; a been to me that I feel bound to commnnicate m: , that they may know where to W.'L. IRISH, 139 Mulbery street street, Philadelphia, ; Rawls & Co., 57 State 439 ‘Temporary bonds, Water Commissioners nd foreign poo, time I was gettin, theadvice of a May I to May 8, We may now comparethe population and debt of the city of New York with those of other cities ofthe Union, Dents axp Porvratiox or tHe Leapina Crtis ov tHe. Usirep States. Oxford, Rathbo: Acents—Zieber, $7 Dock P. Henry, D Redding, $ State street, Boston street, Albany ; Robinson, 110 Ba Md. ; Spotwood & Robertson, Petersburgh, Turner, Savannah, Ga. ; P. Teller, Detroit, Mich.; Ware & Pond, Columbus,’ Ga. ; 8. Watson, Memphis, Tenn. ; J. |. Woodward, ‘St. Louis, iams, Utica ; Adams & Blunt, Huntsville Wadsworth, Providence, R. 1.; Mo.; A. B. ——— here, will OUR ARMY SWORE TERRIBLY IN FLAN- | DERS, and so did Governor Dorr when he was in this ; and the results of the Flanders Army and Governor Dorr are like those of the Duke of York, who With fifty thousand men Marched up a hill, and then—marched down agai The results produced by Sherman's Lozenges are different. Wherever they are used they put disease to flight, and restore health and strength to the emaciat form. Office 106 Nassau ess,“ Philadelp ‘ashington City. RHEUMATISM, SUDDEN COLDS, FEVER Carroll’s Medicated Vapour These debts are all taken from official reports under the The New York debt, per head,'it will be seen, is not so large as some others, although $10,000,000 | of it has been spent in the erection of one of the greatest works of modern times. That work is now nearly com- pleted, and the process hencefurward will be one of liqui- dation of the debt. Sales at the Stock Exchange, 4 500 do a reet. Agents, Redding, Bos- , Baltimore ; Frank Qcean, Willard, Pro and ague, ke. cured by Mrs. Gh Baths, 25 Courtlandt street. GOVERNOR DORR ESCAPED.—Whorrah for Island—A revolution in Rhode Islan shakes,” but the revolution which has tak New York Museum, since ithas been under the manag Mr. Hill, has been truly astoni: ing. A live Yankee is something, but seven live Aliga- tors, all exhibited at once, with a Giant and Dwarf, is no Mrs. Hardwick, Mr. Philips, nue their attractions in the Musical way, and added to all this combination of amusements, throw in Yankee Hill's lectures, and don’t you have twenty-five cents worth? ERGY DISPLAYED BY jenm, in catering for the He puts forth expensive dis “no great lo, 10,000 IMinois 6's, 1000 ment of the venerable 25 shas Del.’ Had. 56017 2 do do 30 Mr. Kurs conti- @g THE ZEAL AND ager of the American public, is worthy of all prais and valuable attractions with i recedented. A large company of Indian uaws, and halfa n here in addition to the almost endless variety’ curiosities contained in this immense establishment, an’! yet the price of admission to the whole is but twenty-five his is positively the last week of the ever-comice! Yankee Winchell. The mysterious Gipsey Girl continues as usual to delight and astonish all who behold her. y & Gilmarti » hehe Valiant, Maynard, from Baltimore, with mls master, jented performers, are ei State of Trade. Allthe accounts received from the West in relation to Ahe growing erops,concur in the opinion that thes ry promising. The receipts of Flour in this market jour in consequence is more firm. long! 3 pre and oo m™ rt of the supplies, es—The sales since about 260 barrels of Pots at $6,25. No otton—The sales yesterday amounted to 600 bales, without alteration in prices, (G+ CHATHAM THEATRE.—This evening Mr. For- rest appears as King Lear, Scott enacting Edgar, and Miss Mestayer Cordelia; the ‘remaining characters are also well cast. The Beacon of Death is the afte Kirby, Thorne, Hield, arkets absorh our last consist of iece, in which sales of Pearls. cipal charac- main thir ‘appear in the p Monday, May 16.—At market 206 Beef Cattle, 30 pairs Working Oxen, 36 Cowes and Calves, and 1300 Swine. Prices—Beef Cattle—We quote to correspond with last A few extra $5,75 46,00. First quality $5.50 a 6,- 755 second quality $5,25 a 5,50! at ¢ Working Oxen—Sal $108. ,Swine—Dull. Lots to peddle 3 to Sic for Sows and4a jc for Barrows ; lots to close, some of which were large, 3}c. At retail from 4 to 5c Foreign Markets umber—Hoops, m 28 32; boards Portland W.P., nft 1617; do other eastern ports, do 18.20; shingles, m3 4; hhd. Havana, May 7. 5 candl pork cargo in deposit, ar 20 lo 6 49: do tri indigo in deposit ; do brown alo: rilla Hon ight—London, 444 dollars wer £100; witl Freights— Soa90fr; U. St fee, $303} per hhd molasses, » by th On the 2nd of April, b , of the firm of this city. Woops On the 19th instsnt, after a short and severe illness, Mr, Davip Scott, New York and Sandy Hook Pilot, aged <6 years. ‘he pilots, friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral t o'clock, from his late without further invitation. On the morning of the 19th instant, after a short illness, Tuomas McGowas, in the dist year of his age. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend his fune- ral this aftereoon; at half past four o'clock, {rom his late residence, No. 7 Barclay street. Whalemen 18, Carib, from Ath Telegraphed at Boston d from New Bedford ith, Sailed from Edgartown J5th, Alpha, Pacific. PARK THEATRE. ‘THIS EVENING, May 20—The performances will commeuce it OULD AND SHE WOUL Chippinale [Dom Philip, BY THOMAS BELL. Ann and 115 Fulton street.) Clantic Cornelia, for the South Av third quality $4,50 05,2 70, $82, $88; $90, $95 an: cone and Calves—Dull.. Sales at $21, 23, 25, 29, 31 and At 10! Yelock in the sales room, joes, clothing, jewelry, hardware, far ery, hosiery, grocerie steamer steering E,, supposed the Treut, from NYork Sun, from Baltimore for Ja ol D NOT. Bedericks fated articles, watehes, pert ica, April 27, off Cape Nicole Gifford, from Wiscasset for St. Jago, April 29, off Mol Miss Cushinan May 13, lat 40.49, lon annab, May 9, lat lexant furniture of a» lately removed from Bloomingdate for convenience of A lendid Furniture h pine, “do 17 shooks with headings, ‘ca 6 1; sugar-bos Groceries and prov bri 7.3; do jerked Brazil and Mont, ar ( and Boston, do 11 2; do do Campeachy, dc ql 10 pits ir Havas, « days opt, May it, ndid stock of very supertor fashions- p RaW enenery, ns-—Beef, No.1, 2 30, an New Orleans for Havre, May 10, lat 28 10. CHATHAM THEATRE, Fifth Night of Mr. FORREST, who istengaged for six nights only, %—The performance will com 12; do smoked, 46; buiter American yellow, do6 8; do European, do jo sperm, do 28 31; cheese American, do 5§6; do Dutch round pategras, do 12 13; 3.3; codfish, 601bs box.) 2; do in hhds, ql 3.4 corn Indian shelled, bri 44-4; flour Phi 14; do New Orleans, do 15 154; do Span hams European, ql'16 17; do American eastern, do New herrings smoked, box n_eastern, do» mackerel No 3, bri 66 4fonions 100, bn 4; bi stern and mes: 10; do clear, do 13; do do in bo: ; potatoes, brl 1.6; rice, ql 5; soap Jo 6 8 4: tobacco Kentucky in hhds, do 89; tea Miseellaneows--Chairs, cane bot= lay 10, lat 35, lon 76 10. Foreign Ports, ay I-Art Wel Arr Comwall, Ale 1d, do 12 415; ¢ THIS EVENING, M Cottage Lots and Garde: iM " ight of dower, the beautiful cottage and » &e., kuown as 13 Cy KING LE. Mr Forrest | Edy: J Miss Mestayer lard European, vy Orleans, do 9 49 6; iu mare, Windsor, N.O. Phil, ql 9 future ata quarter past 7 o’elock, am 8 o'clock punemally a TH MR. BAKER'S BE. E, de A, next dav; Da THIS EVENID A eB Candid, and Holly Bush, fin Mobile, are St ql—: do 2d and itehell | Mr Ritter, Graham | De Monso, 7/59; do white alon: jo yellow, do 4} 65 3]; segars, mil $ 25; tobaceo win: 4.1215 do Vuelta-abajo injuriado 1, pr sers0ma 45 2, do 35 40;do3, do 15 20; wax white, 5 in deposit; qi t, Grand Turk, for New Youk, ted States Ports, Mass Turnbull wis ype Dance La Sinolenska! 264. Exchanges 9 pm; N York, par al} de Boston, par al pm; N. Orleans, 4a6 dis, nom; Spain, 3 Bm Paris, 3a4 dis; Spanish doll 2} pm, nom, Mex 1 pm; oudloons} Mexican, | a 1 percent pm; export duty on gold, 1}, and on silver, 2] percent. Par—with England France 6 francs per dollar. an freight—Hamburg and Bremen, £2 7% 61a £3; Great Britain, do; Cowes and mark in the Balt, £2 15s a £3 5s; do do not in the Balt, £2 10a £2 16; France, States $1a1} per box sugar; 4rials per bag cof RH, TIMPSON, Au ALDGATE, PU. Horncastle | Br rsmourn, May § a " From ls E . per + 25 conts—I oes: in silver japanry, Se. phase densa cris era iar ing " sea of assorted tin Ware, Also, a lange asst $3 he Doors will in future open at7 and the Curtain will rise at 8) jasite the City Hall. » the unrivalled represent- No. 252 Broadwar AST week of YANK TOF z ITURE BUYE Boston, May 18—-Arr ( le Broadway, next the Hospital, co, several days with Chi . John Johnston, Jastes foods merchant, to Ayn, daughter of the late Brechim Forforshire, Scotland. the Rey. Henry Chase, Maskutn loore, Baker & Co., to Miss Courax, all of this city. On fhe 18th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Knox, son Butxuey to Junta, daughter of Dr.Johu Neilson, of celebrated composer, will si, son lored plushes, satins, fa a stories and imitat Hardwick will sing A. Kurs, Pianist to th For particulars, see c. er of favorite songs. CHEAP AND si NISL. £ will, on Sunday, th . at'd o'clock and 1-2 tice at half pest erglit o'clock precise- fest wonder of the age, the Vermont urn, 21 years old and weighs only nineteen On the 18th instant, by the Rey, Asa E. Smith ut Keronum to Miss Many Ann Ruopes, all Dwarf, Mr. Washb he Irish Giant, Mi) “and after Monday 3d instant, leave Staten L M x rk. O'Clancy, 7 feet 2 inch NYo as, Palas, lancy feet 2 inches in he for Nantucket, Nastucker, M re Epaantown, May 16—In port, James Lo) y afternoon, at 4 o'clock, Ww m TROY, and int aired by all whow greatly and justly s ‘i Courtlandt street, this (Friday) afters very Wednesday and Saturday afternoon, ctrical Machine in the United States in eon. Friday) afternoo No. 119 Henry street, vesidens , Portland, and 3 are substantial boats, fitted up with elegant State ses correctly taken without reference «l for accomodations are unrivalled on the Hudson, 7] v TO HARLEM—( T pt. Richard Yates, at 2o'clock, foot Delancy at three hiladelphia; Eanice ust arrived in the brig Excel, from Sa- Hantronp, May 18—Cld Loi or ary animals were captured at South urHta, May 19—Arr St. Johns, PR; Wi. erpool Alphouso, Post Tkomas; “Woodlands, the evening free. AMERICAN MUSEUM. Latest Advices AT THE NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE. eb, 15 Ayeil May May. N ienfuegos + Carthagena - araccas + Liverpool La Guayra New Ontxaxs—Ship Diadem—Mrs, Brewster, Capt. C hy. Dr. Mackay, Mons. La Britt Passengers Sailed. ip Columbus— Mr. Ains! ry Weinsheimer, Allentown, Ps my David’ Allen, Jr, Galitznie, joysa Hard Mexico; Miss Mary L fary Davis, Di ; Wm. H. Turner, Marblehe: ER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STR immense crowds which at been enlarged, ‘The myste sulted day and evening. will leave Harlem at hal&past 5, I afford to the citizens of New York a fin Hurlgate, and the various public bu Long Island Farms, &c, e Leeture Room has GIRL can be con- She is the greatest wonder of the le—Arr Palestine, Bangor. ‘ future events, free of charge— hell, the Comic Drollerist, Miss Rosalie, the cl F alio La Petite Celeste, the eriments in Animal Magn 2 PLES ALBANY AND TROY, daily atseven o'clock, P. M., frou the Steamboat Pier between Courtlandt and Liberty srtcets, (Sunday The steamboat ROC 1 May 15—Arr Narragansett, Boston; Brothers, Sadizy Nahinakanta, 3 Liverpool, has gone up James Riv Below lith, Alb Envoy, for Hartford. ing vocalist from Ne: FALLS OF NIAGARA with rea! TIC RAILROAD; ALBINO LADY WING; Grand Cosmorama, and 500 of Indian Warriors and Squaws. performance takes place every Wedne and Saturday afternoons. Five hundred tame black, may be seen hei R, Capt. A. P. St. John, leaves lay afternoons, at sev RICA, ©: water; PNETMATI FANCY GLASS BLO Pe ey a . grey and fox Squirrels, from Ohi: The above boats a pout on trees as lively asin the re beautiful pets, and are for sale unsurpassed amo MALE PIL HESE far-famed a Admittance to the whole 25 cents—ceildren half price. m15 'Y LIBRARY HALL. ers. apply on board, or to P. C. Schultz, at 16 FOR LIVERPOOL —Regular packet of th Mav.—The splendid, new SHERIDAN, Capt Sketches, Shak 1s, and’ Miscellaneous Divertisemven h i by M Ri, “who will A BOON TO THE HUMAN RACE, * Discover what will destrc Discover what will proto aided by Mrs, B dare a great man, Jd will call you ime. Ludy} Macbeth, are faculties, bodily and intellectual within us, with h crtain herbs have affinity, and ove BRANDRETIS EXTERNA L REMEDY, which they have which “ Do the Boys lowed by he Honey Mo wcured on moderate term: on board, foot of GL R Maiden lane, or to !—Duke Aranza, But» mma, Mrs. Butler. owed by The Dear Leader. which the Merchant of Venice—Shylock, Mr. Betler; ) | PASSAC iE FOR LIVERPOOL Uni 1000 tons burthen, Captain A. >. ich by its extraordinary powers abstracts pain or so: f Exin—Written and spoken by Mrs. Butler, ofa bashful man will conclade the entettunment, 40 ceuts—Doors apen at 7. aud to commence at 8 jnts, tumors, unnatural hardu stiffness, stilfness of the j sore throat, « fouitraction: of th nesday and Friday sous wishing to and 54 in the s an in the st ht out in the regular p . sailing weekly from Liv about to remit money, can have drafts cipal owns of Great Britain and Irel: jent in the State of New "Vork and . N lovers of the nobl. me with another. be R NEW ORLEANS—[ouistang Will excellent Liniment m. L Pittsburg, Pa.; Roderick Batley, Canada; § ys Mane de Vinder nub have i jhe OCHULGEE, ew, spacious, and highly accom nd decorative trappings are i several cases of external injury my youngest child was Foreign Importations, Havana—Schr Axis—100,000 oranges 2500 dozen 200 bunches bananas Cropsey & Gilmartin. New A genie 2 Diadem—i200 pi & ibis lard Havens teks hams Ira Smith & co—271 bbis pork 12 do lard 772 do J & R Milbanks & co—1201 bbls pork 32 cks hams 5 bbls beet 43 do tarlow go Kes lard G Douglass—%6 cks hams 728 bbls pork ydam, Sage & co—28 bales cotton W J Cross— 4 rette & cot Hughes & Brown J Cisco & co—15 JW & R Leavitt—276 bbls flour BH Wm Harrison—2i6 bbls wheat M ton & Shailer—00 bbls tlour E C Lockwood—218 di co—20 do flour L Hill—16 cks soda 6 do 1 bbl 1600 Hay: {80 keys lard Su 2 E Jois—t9 J Jann bertson, x beeswax BH Field—14 hh do Kissam, Stone & co pkgs deer skins 106 s i tobaceo 4 bbls I bx Jesse Reid—2 es AC Tett skins 3 hhe 0 |~50 do cotton Ainory, Chapin & co CHARLESTON—Shilp Stevenson—1 bx Whittaker, —1 GB Granniss & co—1 E'W. LbktA Rodawald—t#2 bales cot rice Medad Platt—60 hides John oon Acadia, Ryrie ++ G. Western, Hosken- Columbia, Judkins Britannia, Hew: Lot jedon 1 Hi OW ke The Be! teamer Britisl ed igian st Autwerp fer New York on the aunpton, Eng., on the 1th. Packets to Arriv: FROM LIVERPOOL. April 5 Mar. 24 , April | FROM HAVRE. Oneidls, Funek, April 16 Argo, Anthony, ‘April 21 "Po Ship Masters, We shall. xi favor, oard the: he favor in any wi PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 20, 1842. Ships St. Martin, V: 0. F. GI lovee, Hal jack: A oe) J P. Bael Grand Arrived. Ship Josephine, Mattison, from 1 sack Richards—is9 salt, to A. ver eM “stg! Barstow, 11 days Ke. to order. Brig Splendid, MeKenzi timber, to J. Ha: Sehr’ Axis, Bal Sehr Tuse to Allen & Ps Schr 1 Below. A shipsaid to be the Ohio, from Liverpe 0 brigs. Also, two brig: Sailed. Ships Columin and others. Native and Fo ‘ers of music to hear tt s the best availal which ae ntirely res h i anufacture this Liniment Agents in New Orleans, Hullen & Woodruff, who promptly forward al ods to his address. LI} 25th May—The Y Dre. B, Baasparrn sale att2it Broad: act s Wells, the most tal co—8 do 76 do Positively as abow T and upwards, and me talian Gymnastic Scena of Mr. Risley and must electrify all who behold a series of such Ente accor dreth, in the Clerk's Offic ; D. 18%: application on boa ICE TO EMIGKA British Consul has no prity to aid persons to Majesty's North American. posses have arrived in this cit st livirg Aer wlibrivms and spl ‘The first Comic Singer of the Day, casionally introduce a series East Tudian Necromatie F ' Jost superalativ« Egyptian Pyramidical Vaultiang by. a fully «ftroupesingle horve acta of dash aud dare, by Me rd. Mr. Dickinson, will oe- pst popular songs—the s—2 chs wax J Mae J Buchanan—1 bx DB re from Canada have no claims on t d from the Consul. ply at the Consulate Offier, red, burthen 302 t e city, nor will they receive any annbers who dail Woniy, performers will represent Grand Historical Caval wil NICHOLAS MORAN, er to BOYD & HINCK) lp Southport—2 bus A Sheri: Weichards, &. ‘an Hight heeled ‘Tommy € at Batyo Player, W. aay n J Jannerette & co—177 bbls ummings—25 bales 18, Markoe & co—64 Geo Bul - Brand & Bynum—I2 do EF il six days in the wee! to N.L. Coombes, W Stephen Potter, of the y are ina state of inost painful fabout fifty y rand blue eyes. y as to his fate. and five feet ten He had on when he coat, new black san veet, and brown’ beayereloth » irtout. cleanse and purify MARITIME HERALD. Departure of the Atlantic Steamers. PROM ENGLAND. B.—Persons sending for their friends can have them bronght oat by or by first class transi FRom sMenrea. fully received by his Disorders of the n n to the Body. Tt is no AVR coud Line. —The OLAS, John B. Pell, master, will sail wers, It is now understood that there isa reeyprocal we between the mind and the body. It is now u i Brandreth Pills will remove THE CHEAPEST AND BEST on the Ist June. ket of 2ist May. ELARD, Captain nderstood how much de ealthy Condition of the Digestive Orcan wd that the Brandret Packets to Depart. fi oot. °° April 20 | Sheridan, De Peyster, A ay possible prices. per ship RUSSELL GLO- MURRAY, 109 Pine street Howes, from Liverpool, are requested to send he Store, 01 Nassan street, in the Herald x £ y-at the’ Herald. Office, 95° Nassan. st becoming more and more man from fainily to family. fan almost iunperceptibl ons, aud purify andl their good effects are not Being composed those who ase them Pow Hal It is reeommende Duchesse d’Orleans, ‘St Nicolas, Pell, }LOVER & McMURRAY, 100 Pine st. BONNARD & P. DELAMOTTE fhave on animproved style, at 5 Nas atall hours to furnis T—Farnished, ROOMS TO L exchanged, 50 Warren st. of vessels arriving all who will favor them with thelr present babs. BOOK-KEEPING. 1E Counting rooms of ©. C. continue open from 8 A. M. to chants and others may. av tion that is truly practical y ore their order am ke. &e. Also to let on THREE COPY- 4 Shea aha Ke. Apply at the Ht mio SH, 68 Cedar street, in orer that mer of a course of instruc ne that embraces a complete rou- ‘ions and mercan T RIGHT LABELS. MEDIATET, Two Story Build; pon each box three signs ng, cqtal to two flats feet eriling, 90 et wide-it inust be we principal work on that it receives the and, other lance shor of being reap Mercantile Library puctuses, with terms, ma ¥ nt, by JG! WINTER, 90 Wall st ATTRACTION AT TH A had at the counting rooms as a OWEN’S” HAIR AMERICAN ir Dye now in use, ings, to inspect thei ied there are who off he has effected x short « of ten Professors ofa high or will perforin 'n agement with WANTED—An artist, used to decorative painting; also an Bond and martzage, on unincui Eust Broadway, five leans, mise, to Aun, Snow, (of Thomaston) 19 days from New Orleans, with por If im any ease the red effect, the money will be Je by Ferris Owen, H. Ring, 63 Ful hast my Qdays from Savannah, with ship dye should fail +f, 10 days from Havana, with fruit, to Cro; Kiersted "529 Broadway; say, 2) Sixth Avenue, ‘ora, Smack, 5 days from Riehmond, with tobacco, jement of a newspa- must he well versed y- and hold Baker, 3 days from Boston, with mdse, ‘to. th TO COUNTR ANTS, | jerinthe Betis Coforses, eel ana respectable fa AND CAPTAINS TRADING SOUTH. 5] Politics and in the emprent ICO IN ja, WITH M, Publi Persons wishing id, addressed to 1 Applications must cover adeq he applicant, whieh will be Pearl street, will, wate references, with the held strictly confide Je, Liverpool, Themis, (Br) St. Johne neral Record, Weert Iwora Mart Steamens.—The T) expected to arrive here on t two hours, and depart for Nassau, Barbadoes, &e. ke. Her letter bags will be made up at the Agent's office, Meck’s court, No, 45 Broad street Florida and promp Bact J. G WINTER, 90 Wall tt. (VHECKS on Apalachicola, Florida, bonght at 2 per cent dis- J. G. WINTER, 90 Wall st, . Capt. Miller, is ast. from Halifax—will r- TF—On Sunday after ong Island, « Di ir orders soon, to. hatham street, N.Y. Vibra . meriean all street, back offier TRG oeders must be post-pail.