The New York Herald Newspaper, May 25, 1842, Page 3

same bank, of denominations of either one’s or two's. The package was enclosed in two lead clasps placed at one eno and bottom, which do doubt was thus attached to accele- rate the losing or sinking the money in case of arrest.— He was examined yesterday afiernoon, and committed. Any person having received a $20 note of the above bank, of a suspicious character, will aid in the conviction of this notorious rogue, by giving information s! the lower Police Oilice, These scoundrels, who cheat and defreud the public, have imbibed a notion that if they can desivoy acounterfeit note, after having attempted to ofler it in exchange, they thus escape the penalty of the law. Such is not the case, however, as the evidence of a person to which @ note has been tendered, that it was a counterfeit, will always be received, end generally is en- tirely satisfactory toa jury. The public may be well sa- tisfied with the present efficiency of the New York Police, fs there are but few of the notorious counterfeiters or pickpockets who prowlabout our cities} who ever enter New York without either being immediately arrested, or so effectually “spotted” as to prevent the accomplish- ment of their rascality. In connexion with Jack, there are several other most notorious counterfeiters now cou fined in our City Prison, awaiting the action of a jury of their country, from which they cannot escape, as the efficient action of Barnabas Osborn, Esq., one of the Clerks of Police, has completely vetoed all their prospects of escape by the former practice of obtaining “ straw bail.” Court Calender—This Day. Circuit Caukt.—No*. ‘ae 116, 13, 69, 42, 34, 73, 123, 129, ae 35, 79, 73, 119, 95, 100, BY Common Pueas—Part rales 8. B1, 85, 65, 97, 99, 101, 103, 195, 21,79, 209, 112, 113, 115, 117. Part 2.—Nos, 12, 19, 34, 13, 94, 100, 102, 104, 106, 8, 16, 44, 26, 124, 118, 132, 133, 136. Bankrupt List. Benj. Blazge, New York, June 24, Peter R. +h, (firm of Roach & Throckmorton,) New York, June 24. James W. Powell, Now York, June 2. John Buzby, New Yark, June 24. Hiram Husted, clerk, York, June 24. “ There is an opening for igomebody,” as the Ken- tucky nigger once said, when a crocodile opened his mouth and looked hi angry. To the iexez THIS BEING THE TIME THAT THE ME- thodist societies hold their conference in this city, it will occasion the clergy of thet denomination to exert them- selves in orderto speak with the clearness and force th: is requisite in order to make them understood, and sti allow themselves sufficient strength to carry on the work without flagging. In order to enable them to do this with- out increasing their fatigue, Pease’s Hoarhound Candy is recommended as one of the most salutary medicines for the purpose of allaying all irritation of the throat and hungs, also for the cure of coughs, colds and consumption, that has ever yet been discovered. ‘This medicine is re- commended by the medical faculty all the confidence that an intimate knowledge of its virtues will warrant. Sold wholesale and retail the manufacturers, J. Pease & Son 45 Divi street; Agents, 138 and 260 ‘Bowery; Shurman, 161 Canal street; Owen, 3 6th Avenue; Wilson, 15 Madison street; Atwood, ‘corner Clinton and Henry sts.; Pastor, 165 Greenwich street; Wendover, 141 8th Avenue; Rushton & Aspinwell, 10 Astor House, 110 Broadway and 86 William street ; Greene, 209 Broadway. Agents in pee m—Hays, 139 Failton street; Stites, 153 do; Hand- igh street; and Crocker, corner of Atlantic and es ats, ra OG SEA SICKNESS IS NO LONGER THE TER- ror of most people who contemplate a sea voyage—Sher- man’s Cemphor Lozenges, have been found by Dr. Child’s, Captain Chadwick, J. W. Cochran, Esq, and many others have tested them in hundreds of cases. Dr. Sherman’s Office is at 106 Nassau street, New York. Agents, 8 State street, Boston ; 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia ; ‘and Dr. Reed, Baltimore. LOOK AT THE EVIDENCE AND INTELLI of Sek OF THE WITNESS.—In the late libel suit, Ransom swore that he had been inComstock’s employ un- der a solemn injunction never to divu! saw there, to which he pledged himself. After he was discharged and went to Burritt he told him the recipe he B. had, marked ‘a specific forthe piles,” was Hays’ Lini- ment! We leave itto the public to put such faith as they please inthe testimony of aman, who swears that he re- ceiveditin confidence, and after ds divulged it. Per- ps he did not know what he said, as to the question Do you know what a Laboratory is?” Dr. Ransom an- swered, (after the question was several times repeated) No'! The public must then judge whether they would trust to such a recipe—whether they will aid in robbing us of ourrights, or whether they will buy this remedy with the name of Comstock only on it, and coming from 71 Maiden lane, which all Raatlinony has shown to be the true and only original article, and established by Comstock at an immense expense. 695 GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE AT Tite AMERICAN MUSEUM—An unusually rich and splendid variety of performances will take place at the American Museum at three o'clock this aftesnoon. ‘The mysterions liltle witch of a Gipsy Girl will exert her prophetic pow- ers ; Master John Daimond the original and unapproacha- ble dancer of negro breakdowns, will display his double shuifle specimens of heel and toe. Whitlock will give his richest banjo melo‘lies. Miss Rosalie and Collins will sing their best songs and duets. Celeste will appear in the Cracovieane and other dances. Barnum will intro- duce his unique and conclusive experiments in Animal Magnetism, the Falls of Niagara with real water will be exhibited, and a large company of Indian Warriors and Squaws Will be seon here, besides all the curiosities of the Museum—the whole for 25 cents, tG@ CHATHAM THEATRE.—To-night Mr. Forrest appears for the first time here in his universally ndmired part of Spartacus, in the Gladlator, in which he has the aid of Scott and Kirby in the principal characters, and the entertainments conclude with the drama of the Hunter of the Alps. French Lai MANESCA’3 PRACTICAL Xp ORAL SYS TEM.—The subscriber has nearly completed a class for Gentlemen and another for Ladies, which will commence this week. Those who desire to join will please ap ply im- mediately to L. M. DURAND, No. 73 Franklin-st. City Despatch Post, 46 Wittiam Street. perce Orrice.—Letters deposited before half-past 8, half-past 12, and kalf past 3 o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9, 1, and 4 0’clock. Branch Orricrs.—Letters deposited before 7, 11, and 2 o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9, 1, and 40’ olack. ALEX. M. GREIG, Agent. MONEY MARKET, Tuesday, May 24—6 P. The sales atthe stock board have not been large, par prices have generally improved, although slightly. Indi- ana 8’; Mohawk 1}; Harlem 1}. The principal move. ment seemed to be in this stock, of whieh a large number of shares havebeen sold. Delaware and Hudson declined }. Sales of bills on Philadelphia } a par, New Orleans 6 per gent. A mortgage valued at $20,000, belonging to the Wash- ington Bank, was offered at auction to-day by the Comp- troller, and bid in by one J. Taylor, at £9,000. Some difi- culty appeared to exist, however, at the settlement. If the transaction is bona fide, the bys may be worth 75 cents on the doilar. Oneof the greatest evils that hasbeen experienced un- der the free banking law, has been the fact, that in making settlements the interests of the owners of the banks have ia allinstances been consulted, rather than those of the bill holders. When a bank fails, its assets should be used by the receiver only with asingle eye to the prompt and speedy settlement of the bills; whereas a most vexatious and ruinous delay always occurs. A case in point is the affairs of the North American Trast and Banking Compa- ny. When the present receiver was appointed, on the 26th of November last, the outstanding circulation was $1 5 and there were supposed to be securities enough with the Comptroller to meet it; but up to this moment no settle. menthastaken place. A lapse of six months is surely time enough to settle aclaim of $10,000, with the exercis of alittle common sense. It is the knowledge of these delays in procuring settlement that, on the failure of a bank, causes the bills to fall so low in the market, throw- ing a heavy loss upon the poor bill holder. The evil ari- sex ina easure from appointing the officer of one dank to eivership of another. The small amount of the United States loan that has ‘deen taken is said to be on speculation; the plentiousness of money in England, and inthe sphere of the banks here inducing the belief that stocks will be soon sought after for investment, and that under such circumstances the United States Joan will obtain the preference. This feel- ing has enabled the department to realise about half the amount, for which government liabilities are disho- nored. ‘At Detroit a large amount of State serip has been burnt as follows :— duly to Nov. 20, 1841 Dee. 1, "41, a 21, 2, do Jan. 2%, Co April 90,12, "do- Amount re-issued prior to May 1, °42 Amount ay nd on 8. €o ol Amount received of TW. W ils, April 9, to May 16+ > $10,469 5000 ‘Total amonnt script burnt, May 17, 1912, ‘This is about one sixth pari of the whole issues. The following are the leading features of the Ban of Georgia, an institution which is a kind of drawing port for half a dozen brokers who issue thelr shinplasters in Flori la and elsewhere :— or St, Mary's, G 1810 asp Apri 1812. Oct. Inereuse. Decrease, _ AST 109.20 100, BM Pik 231 vie fans, $99,707 is’ under protest. ‘The result, which we have confidently looked forward to, has at last taken place—we refer to the resumption of specie payments by the banks of New Orleans. This as been forced upon them against their own inclinations ‘y the operations of public odinion in common with the sther sections. The Bank of Illinoisis to resume on he 15th proximo, acconling to the notice we published on Monday, at which time also the Banks of Kentucky are to eturn to specie payments, The New Orleans baaks were to have resumed on the 16th inst.. on which day however, specie wos quoted at 7}a8 per cent preminm.— All the banks will probably not be able to mointuin them selves, and the rates of bills and notes cannot be expected materially to improve until that matter is definitively set- led. The probability is, however, that before the new srop of cotton m its appearance the unsound banks will be driven from existence, and the business of the new crop willopen upon a strictly specie basis, Ofcourse the banks of Alabama cannot continue in their present course hey must either cease to be, or be governed by the spirit ofhonesty, which now reigns uppermost in the public mind. New Orleans and Mobile are the great head quar- ters ofthe markets of purchase for the staple, which forms two thirdsofthe whole exports from the Union. That staple finds sule in, andis governed by the currency of foreign markets. The system hitherto pursued of attempt- ing to govern ils price by paper inflations in the home market, and which hos been the prolific source of disas- trous revulsions fnust be given up. ‘The paper system throughout the world has veceived a shock from which It can searcely recover; and in this country, least of all,can it be maintained, when it is tottering at its great centre, England. The Bank of England has been struggling for years to recover its specie drawn from it for the purchase ofcorn, It has not succeeded to any extent until the past winter, when its bullion had slowly risen, but not untila relaxation on the part of the banks of the continent p-r- mitted gold to Low towards England. In order to observe the movement we may take the comparative returns of the banks of Englaad, and of France, #s an indication of the banking movement on the continent, and in Eu- rope. ‘The returns of the Bank of France for the quarter end. ing April 9, give the following results of the leading item: compared with the return of the quarter ending Sune, 1841 — Bank ov France. June, Witt, May, 1812. Ine. ‘ 228,180,400 9,178,000 Notes in circulation y"ble to ord Due Treasury ++ «+ unary, accounts cu: = 13,761,874 3,716,196 = 5,273,400 9,580 62 x Cap’t ady 20,000,000 8,000,000 — Temyorary advances 16,116, 188 — 9,448,210 Total: 422,918,207 414,000,191 If we compare the paper circulation in this return,as an index ofthe banking movement of France with that of England, at the same periods, reducing the whole to dol lars, we have the following results :— Inc. Dee. — 8,383,621 39,400 -. Barat. 3363 42189695 4.785.530 "505,895 — 421,317,065 39,732,964 — 2,834,101 This shows a curious feet, viz. that the paper currency of France has been expanding precisely in the same ratio as that of England has contracted. The result of this has been the natural one, that the precious metals have left France and gone to England. In the same period of time the paper circulation of the United States bas decreased $20,000,000, by the failure of the issuing banks. The in- creased issue of the Bank of France itself 1s small The provincial banks have, however, largely expanded, a fact evinced by the increased advance to the branch banks, which is £.8,000,000, or 0.4 per cent. ‘The largest decrease in England has been in the circuletion of the provincial banks, The operation has been, therefore, to drive silver, which isthe standari in France, to other countries of the continent, where it has supplied the place of gold, which has been attracted to England, where alone‘it is the stan- dard, by the continued contraction of the banks. ‘The re- sul: has been avery gradual accumulation of specie in the vaults of the bank, while the low prices and stagna- tion of business, have caused money to appear plenty, al- though the paper emissions were never lower than now, and the Bank of England is conducting itself with the utmost cireumspection. The level of the European cur. rency will doubtless remain exceodingly low for a long time tocome, and prevent any immediate beneficial ef- fects from the contraction here, Sales at the Stock Exchange. B's, 1360 89% oy ky 6's, 1871 Bk Bid 6,900 sod 25 Mohawk do 33 Harlem two do W¢ 200 do do 16% 75 do do WwW, 20 do 16% 12) do I be io de 73 Delaware &Had = 9 an do co) 9% 30 do @ 79 do do 99'4 do do 9 lo, do 2% do ‘armers” Eps Tvess 25 do (0 Life la Tat Mi Second Board. 240 Harter 100 Harlem do do do do. 2 do 1 Indiana 10 19% do 3 0 do bis 19% do H State of Trade. As a matter of experiment, for a few days the Rail Roads from Syracuse to Rochester put their fare at $2, or 2ots per they have found that the small amount of travel this season will not justify so low a rate—they have concluded, therefore, until the travel shall inerease sutfi- ciently to justify a further reduction,to put their fare at $3 from ‘Syracuse to Rochester, or $1 from Syracuse to Auburn, and $2 from Auburn to Rochester. ‘This it will be perceived is $t less than the legal rates, he markets Kenerally present no very great activity The receipts of flour are very limited and the prices are tending upwards ; sales at $6,31} a $6,317), In cotton prices are rather falling off from those current previous to the arrival o the late news. Sales of pot ashes $4, 25. Corn Trade, In consequence of the small receipts, Flour has gone up. Holders of Genesee demand $6,31 a $6,37} a barrel. No takers. LO TR STE SH OR Married, On Monday, 23d inst, by the Rev. Dr. Wainwright, Mr. Gronor Busse, Jr., to Miss Butuyspa Bryant, all of New York, * At Saint Louis, on the 12th instant, ey the Rev. Mr. Lutz, Capt. Josern L. La Mort,ofthe U. 8. Army, to Miss Exurs, daughter of Mr. Charles Chambers, and grand daughter of the late Johu Mullanphy, Esq eri Died, In thiscity, on Friday morning, the 20th instant,Joseen B. Ctanx, inthe 2st year of his age, a native of Marion, in this State. On Monday morning, 22d instant, Gronor Henny Smut, aged 6 years and 23 days. On Monday 234 inst, Mee Strence Saxprono, inthe 65th year of her ai On Monday, stant, Mre. Eurza A. Warr, aged 96 years. Oa Monday, 284 instant, Mrs. Rose Ovnnas, aged 92 years. Passengers A Hatava—Beig Frances Aimy iss Hasealt, Mr Thorndike, Me alg a 12, Don Geranimo Arosena, 1 Arnold, Me C Natehes; irs Ruse Miss Batler, a gol, child and N Moun, Philstelphias "Mr Hedensurg eat lady, Day, Lilivois—19 in stoerng Niw Ontraxs—Brig Zealand—Otis Cook, Remington, lady, 4 children child; Mrs Doyle and 2 ehild- © Stevens jurrell, Mise M Greenwood, yt Atwood, Col P Stanton jr, WO Gorham, A Wag: —16 in steerage, Mise ewark; Mr Foreign “Importation Hasana—Brig Fran ca 86 we Baldwin & C ‘ou ; Torxs leaxo—Brig Henry Leeds—1000 bushels salt W Dawson. years hehe Casilda—200 pips 5 wil G&E B ar J Labaw ‘ONCE —Sch hivds Solasses Howleta eet Caro os Dxs sugar Howland & Aspin- Boe En ¥ Harmony & co- Ellen 255 hbds 33 boxes suzar Chastelain & Ml & Aspinwall—ii FE Bushnell. Domestic Importa: Ons. New Qaseane Sah Lovisa— liame—{i0 Wie A Averill 1 be Hanford—2i4 do «7 ke A Alene: 200 rs Lev —26 ite ‘Sr dam, Saze & cons Vales’ hite—20 bbis 60 kegs N 1. GC Saez cn i Boyce & Adams—!? Tinie tele a TE a 3 bhds Revert Bertie. ae Verne le J Amith-=o3 do Apes he Petre ms ‘ Petrie 13 oer sine: Smith Mic Gir-) tes 6 bas 46 kegs WM. Day-—300 bbs Werkiny Whig bab 8 0 Wveitvorth a W Gallatin as Bolg WA Grille} ey Carn Te to domi Nils Es Coline cota facet Over Woot Lane, an chy, i tt com; ws do onnelly—2 i« xA eva ban ebne Mis Zealand—t600 bbls Ramsey & Crooks PLT Porpe—w0 kere JH Milbank—200° tacks 940 pig» te to order asaractuenes” Ae dete fe hop with—| c Me bales cotton Butler—2 jetta eee 5 yn rate to or Savannan—Boig Aucnsta—1l bales cotton H Gowdy—3t S Merritt—8 B, & Johnsou~10 P Digsosway & Brothers—00 # Colina a7 armiee Kilburn 8 co Coit & co—23 J Wood-—136 “a :s rive C Bolton, Forel ou—9 half pipes R k sons, M ARITIME HERALD. De parture of the Atlantic Steamer OM ENGLAN: . Western, e bie Jusikins - ner British Queen, Capt. Ke w, York on the 4th of May, tc ‘camel nthe 7th. tmpton, Packets to Arrive. | Packets to Depart. PROM LIVERPOOL, YOR LIvERFooL be ‘i 25] Shirdi, De Peyater, May 25 1 S. America, Bailey June t June 1 June 10 » Champ ton, Chadw FROM HAVRE. Anthony, To cme Masters. lve, shall esteein it a favor, if cape of vessels re, will give to. Commodore R. ‘tin, of our whetice they sailed, the i Hist of Ur cargo, sand am newspapers they may have. Commodore Martin wil board them immediately on their arrival, We will reciprocace he favor in any way, Cleared. Sn » Sheridan, De Peyster, Liverpool Ey Edina, West Genoa Dy in (Baitish) W. Pratt; Wan, & Jamey Shephard, Savane Sheldon.—Brigs dames Wilson, af orn Mar- Fitch & eah, Silliman, 'Philadelphia.— alliot Ail Roxterdam, Boorinan, Jolt & Ann 1 ‘man, port; Splendid, Crowell, Mota 3 Atrtved. Ship Louisa, Leavitt, from New O1 ox h cotton, &e. to Scott & mtoryett supposed he fell or thre aie Seite tax orek us, left the Bar May Frenchman, erboard dur Huntress, from Havana for Cor same time, was boarded 3 ~ Acai i days from Savaniah for Cronstadt—lat 26 ing the pre Boston, 1 dys from by Patiick Henry, ool, Grinnel, Minrurn & Co, Henrie! Klencke, 43 days from Bremen, with 150, to 01 Bark Ell le Cuba, with sugar, to Chastelain left betore reported, i voles States rig fw. ashington, Lieut. Gedney, from Wash: ington. olombian brig Isabella, Rodrizo, 30 days from Maracaibo, with 474 logs mahogany 10 tons li m vita to O. P. Mills} passengers, Sailed in company with Richmond, for Liv- ernool Brig Henry Leeds, Hamphreys, (of North Yarmouth) 1 days from Ragged Island, Jam. with satt, to Nesmith, Leeds & Left no American vessels. 12th inst. lat 2727, lou 75 Ny a he 0, tn Be ton, from Lis pros I for New Orlean 6 v hye 13 days from Havana, with sugar, &e. per eke arr; ti ny s; Cherokee, ie Ite, lig; ‘ont, NYork, iecea Ty indson Ws es firt ‘00n; Brothers, « Superb, C armony, f ud , for St. isg; Hull, for usacola, for Bost Napoléan, =e ‘aud Holly Bush, tit ia arr Sth; Oxford, feeenthiss an Hamburg, sl scon; J saric wad the 10 days ,Ydays from Georgetown, § with » Wdays from Wilmington, NC, with lumbet, to Badge Poreuune with wine, t Ss 0 Grande, Br mk Von Caroline, Bourne, 22 days lee sate Lett Dyer, NYork, of Nilaven, fin Jamaica, Yo.” Schr John, B. Wolford, achicola, with cotton, & as Ss with sehrs May Taylor, rand Be si Sclir Raleigh, Jones, @ days from Washington, NC. stores, to Mitchell & Co. noe rate bins fis Jark, w days from Georgetown, SC. lumber— Sehr ‘hina, Wi -igapaen 8 from reepeusse J. pee cotton, to Sehr Sam] Hiss, 3 days from Philadelphia, coal, OB master, Sehr’ Republican, Chase, 3 days from PI ma Schr Huds ges & Clearmal chr Lexington, Young, 3 days from Virginia, wood, to the aster. delphia, coal, to Cooley, 5 days from Baltimore, mdse, to Stur« Two ships, one b H. Siephens, Ball. ‘Also, Swedish w said to be the John © Correspondence. Key West, May 6, 1912. site ju much haste by a pasti ais, Me. Dunia ter, was. bi ers on the 4 h inst, “She i and rat ore on C wreckers have libelied for salv hearing on Monday n natiog, have pronounced Laura, of Ca vaford Reet Ist i and the cause without resort to t . Her sitnation and the rate of salvage will e shout 20 per cent onthe value of vessel and eargo, "Appraisers have beea appointed to ascertain their value, and the. whole Will probably be closed, and the brig on her voyage ain during the coming week, Orrice or tne big oad ARDER, Agc20th, Maria, Providence for Nosfolky Mt N 5 ovidence for Norfolk; Monoino: for NBediord. « Norfolk; Monomoy st, Deborah, Grand Turk, Exchange, Royal Wel lower, Edw Franklin, Perseverance,” March, sSotend ny "frovidence for Albany; New York, do for N e, and Essex, Fall Ri- ot raveller, Roudout tor SI] Rhode Island, Hero, and New York. General Record. Packer snip Sueninan, for Liverpool, will sail to-day.— Letter bags at Gilpin’s, in the Exchange. Packer suir Suny, for Havre, ix detained until to-morrow Letter bags at Gilpin’s. Str Outre & puna Marshall, fe 19h of Mareh le Islend, from Provide: i Buren, and ‘1 mg day’ she has ck the ground der and false keel, 100 Dalen cotton, ave. considerably damn: aged, but the remainder are uearly landed in good excopt being wet; she was pat up to auction Ist ult. drawn, and fs now refitting under another master, to reload her arco, Whalemen. Arrat New Bedford May 21, Herald, Devol, Indian Overn, with a full cargo of oil (1550 wi ale and 200 spetm.) | Spoke 16th ee, Off Cromettes, Acasts, SH. 1 2st, Gem, 8. Coast of Holland, last 600 bs Barons from, same date, Columb 4S, iow 49 10 E, Jane, Somerset, 3 bound to Coxst of Zrnzil lean, bound E mbroke, NL. 1100 wh aud 40 day, Liverpool, NB. 2559 (300 sp date, Maria Theresa, NB. 2700 Sid California, (new, en Pennsylvania, from Ph Ps or Barbadoes, May 10, lat . it th noe ale ‘Braue ‘h, from NOrleans for Guadaloupe, May 1), lat 7, lon 79 Foreign Ports, Geayamts, May 2=In port, for. NYork, 3ds; Tuscan, do 10; Motto, dowo, At Jotos, Ayes, N York, ‘ig. Curse April29"In port, S =the only Armerican, United States Ports. Kesnencns, May Cid Ponce, Ponce, Avavata, May 10 Ar Arab, Phitad STON, May t5—Arr Coral Ri L Lth=eld Snow, NOicans. ihtimesid Oceane, Freton Portsmovrn, May 19—Arr H Home Washington, DC, Turk, NYork; 20th, Emerald, Phi Newnunrronn, May grid Pers, Porto Rico. Gyonersten, May 19=Arr Vulture, Newburyport for Phi- adielphia Satya, May 22—Arr Tremont, Philadelphia; Rose in Bloor. k, “Sil Pactolus, “Boston plane, for Bremen, 5 or 6 ay 2i—Arr North Bend, NOrleans: Baltimore ‘hos Hoaper, do; Herald, Daniel We zabeth, and Hopewell, Philadelphia: Cornelia, Havre de Gr it a att eordia, fin Calentts Cid Marblehead, St Thomas and Avr 22d, Merourio, Fuertuventara, Canary. Isln geas, Clenfuegosy L” ‘Onent Pi inet 4 Hom Are ist, Susan Jane, London: W elphia; Pennsylya: Cld ent ew ay Stranger, Albany; ke roRnp, Mey 21—S!d Wn Rosell, New York. Arr Blcnomey. ait 4 fh do; Altamaha, Wareham in, ‘ Atl [a Payette, from Arecibo for Bow phias Aric : phin, A Mar shall, fe Ann, Pilaed ght 3 Hero, Philadel Sigh a J eS Privaprtrnta, May ford. Cd Ann lize L, Da Goayr; Espe Acom, ton prtitude, doy Tine fe Woctte 4, NYork. Robi Becrison Ohl PT Nevins, 8t Joho, NB. sit Feonces Jane, West Indi i ° PeLianett City, NC. May 0—Sid Win T Watson, West rer, West Indies; EW pot, do; G Pollock, New We to, Aberdeen, Cla bine w York. Cl Clinton ! ioe esi Re * Lareh Arataciticoua, May Ji—Arr Wm Taylor, pee Watt Liverpool Susqaebannah, NY or it, do, Moai'e, May 10—Cld Atalanta, NYorks Uneyy, Apalechicn la; Fane, Sybrook, Cc, Arr olake, Liverpool; Norma, Havre Senda May 1—Ayy British King, L 1; B w ORL a fy British King, Liverpool; Byron istula, lo de Janeiro: Vero, Havana anid SEAL trom Port bea utry. weal nt a colame of isan oes ee SITUATION WANTED, as. house work, in asm ambe I family, by respegtie young "wor Apply at 223 17th inthe sale room. nre of all descriptions. i valuable assortment of elegant Se ise einen ven volaive bestowed on the first iepresenta- Isto commence at 8 the Pulpit the harp ani! piano: HED ASAND? PLS “dewelty, zune, se ms two dressed this day, “A ‘fine lively” Soup and ‘Steaks. _JOHN P. BROV bout 95 oF 90 fathoms 74 rheay, at the oe or and Morris street vets, and all kinds of Blacksmi T. ROBERTSOD TRG OPH PRous OR MEDIC. wat HUMAN. jeged by by thonsands. ‘ 0 use it d 'O PRE stocks, dyes; taps. S&e.; o quantity of bolts, nuts, and iron of West street, between f odical Sate of Ele s, Alarge assortment cluding mahowany high and low post au f the best made Fike ine bayer, looking glasses, curled hair ‘mitre, lows, pillasters, washstands, 4 ressing bureaus, rocking chairs, 8 e im a very fine large Psyche gh 3 tivo an elegant "he richest assortment one by Bacon & Raven, 1 rosewood ent Will be sold with octagon legs and gothic ite tone, touch and an nutimited guarantee, iso Is now ncknow! Jed Hite, gah the a finish, and without faut vt as billy mit an instrument and to rest me ee luniy ch has falfen aff or become thi Hy HAIR; ‘ne Senta rs, combi most esteemed mal ents DY the sehasing will do ers. Persons desirous of well to attend this sale sale, Furniture—Also a complete suit belonging toa military staff OFT AND GLOSSY STATE, neibotiye and vreasy dw! holes ile and retail x CLIRE- comer Bleeker str st, Franklin House; io Also—Two very fin on a sty Brooklyn: Mortaaga ait of ‘niton street, by virtue and stool, 1 Brussells C arpet, 1 Vent tufted do, 1 bure mantle cloek, 3 sph fendi ae dresser, Fulton LEMON i GREAT RE: pee aien NIN THE PRICES. bate ea Syrup, first, second, third, and fourth itie: | Raspher y Syrups. nger, and Strawberry Syrups. Assorted i ra “ bbls aud hae, c CK TO FURNITO TON MEEKS: No. t the How th that, he will sell spl 1 ss than the same g auctions—-consisting of ered in different col 200 vos s Rock Candy, red and white, All putup in fine sh¢p prices ‘at the old ccuablal i Fond and for sale at reduced and hair stot, f th JOUN B, M find it for their interesis to oj DYSPEPSIA. WS PILLS cure Dyspe: wative organs to do their allot ther teaches her first born how to wali, guiding, and th it his (Weluenday) Afternoon, ies DE WITT CL’ IN'TON, ¢ to-morrow 2ith, at 7 ‘The above nre substential iboats, fitted up with elegant State ns, and for cecommodations are unrivalled on the Hudson, d duty as a mor g the stomach ad ERE TH are so exccedingl) a TROY, ‘daily Ha “eloal the Steamboat et) between Nibertacty ee baie cae AP. St.John, tenes Res Pills can fal rovided Ve powers of to BE REMEMBERED— «enuine has upon it THREE COPY- Liberty srteets, {e ‘That enc i ii ie signatures of Dr. Benjamin Brand- ea Supias there captain M. Hi Tate Phat there must bean Saturday afternoons, at Hire signatures, thus: 12 tialy are furnished with ‘Aud three signatures, th BENJAMIN BRANDRE! TH. Besides the labels are full of sinall there beine on, the mers. rinting done in res passage or fee nae apply on board, or to P. C. erg a su near three yf AL 25 cents per box, e rr agian He RATR DOW, will eave ube foot of Hot ye Heiean sereet ear Ca Just received, a small lot of vl from, Mobile fo Piesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock. kiddy, of 7000 tons, a equaled [or splendor or eomt board, at Orleans wher, foot of, Wall oy street, OF 10 =, of 1000 tous, N. UNDERHILL, 22 Ce S—Juct received a jot hat lawns yard wide, at hazine at bs 6d pre A Las OLD LINE OF LIVE! Regular Packet of the. tt eno wn. faut sailing . David Bailey, will ship £ ROU TH. "AME itively on Wednesday, slins teed per whe iy tl uaitalins at 1s tay Disko this line for eabin, second cabin and steerage passengers, are Well known to be far superior to any ‘The acedmmodations: pply on board, foot of Beekman street, ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO., door to the Fulton Bank, te For terms of passa; to 25 Fulton st, nex! N, B.—Persons sending to the old country for U have them brought ou » 19th July, or in any of the sI the above port punctual » thitnbles < penetls, & les cet ‘om fiand, and made nt ty'of the above CAMPHENE. ns of the articles known as 's Burners, has thrown too much * ie hips of Us line are nd thy ir aceommodati 5, threugh his inv 4 is light throcshont thie lightened public be iT thes Win, hankilaths eels cerllonicn te haart & J.T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peek Slip, ‘onter South street, to. send for their friends, to come out by ti tot Wall st. or to Ww. GH, 118 Brosdway, come iderthe iminediate snpern tendence of the ively who is well know to be the ong . V. H. WEBB, General Supt. 418 Broadway, cor. € canal st. MEDICAL ALD. 0.4 PECK SLIP—Doctor Carpenter, as usual, devotes his he relief of the afflictad Ler w y care of all diseases, wh rion Padaee nal inventor of the nee the principal town ns of ror oe. POOL. —Hesular packet of the 25th 1 did new, fast sailins RIDAN, ae Depeyster, will suil'as above, foxtutna to the effectual and epee) —Persons wishing to send for i fy can have them brought out by ne ab shi gular packets, by applying as above, (if by a = PASSA AGE FOR TRIN fer Dr, brig STILLS sail for Pout Sain “has very comfortable a passengers, who will be taken at reasouable For passage, apply to iet 3. But ‘whit mot He Important to Se ct thvuseea might aa ima ott the ‘cing and Te Oh aie eae 5 Will be found reasonable th: ey and fone J. “43. Peck Slip, cor ‘Seath ‘ Free Colored Laborers can have afree passag: yantwe that pon thi athalfa ‘dollar pod or any work of that clas paralleled expedi for similar work ‘ecnted by hand engrev- fe steel or copper plates not excveding Li- Tow those charg ing—the cost of 10 mS the island full “n lov ‘ment ‘ork lone by the Ornnigrarh ean shoud a better ngaement offer, they a have vere reMnaes Of ae nce, ran © a BAY HORSE, witha wh forehead, over ev i tice is hereby given ove property, pay charges, and take him away, he Jd, to pay the expenses of his. kee W. CORBIN, Strikert Bay. ‘OR LIVERPOO the LR id regular packe at SHERID. for’ cabin, second cabin aud Persone sending for t ‘or Ireland, ean have them hy fiat els tr sa mouth without eae VAN PRAAG, Sticis Dentist, offers his pro- es to the Ladies and ‘ “Month without Teeth, reelar packets tlemen of the city ity, im all the branches of Modern of New Forks and its ted to the profes- hias aoved with a Diploma oth North and South Holland, and Lie goat respectable fa States, which he pre and steerage pas ould make early «py ased to honor him with th ry operation in the most consist: Jon the most reasonable terms. it Wane hall, this dayy at 12M. Pooth Powder, Tooth Pas . r Bags will close at the usual places, at 11g o'clock. cure of the Disea fitted ap with every convenie id stabling attached, tolcommannt ait valgus sander bent and a half mites. iy York, at the toll ray fy a tj ‘Court street, ARTIN on the previ y CLL ith rigor all who dare intr a oN Brookly R, oF of Mr} the same can only be a Iinpostures and jts use cause the rain and toss of Cali at 205 Broadwa he entire second floor of a lance honse—stands alone—has a large ba has windows and an © e#, schools, markets, stezes, railroad and will “ad lot to one respectable on the premises. the attention of any family a beautiful situation for a little money. TO LET—With or without board, near St John’s ing OO untacniahed i PRIVATE mee is the title given to a treatise shows stages, y with set fel its, directions to enable the pationt to effect m ‘To the unfortunate, Dy, Jord nitor with the fullest confidence, containing, as it do fruits of many years devated expericne: sueceasful treatment, Wate, prompt, it necessary to sa han this, that the "Moattor'hes othe the seventh «7 nd Mt Avothecariis! Hall, 0 mised su So—with ‘His MICWOA-RING, Hae, oie PT ANOFORTE.| Ns SALED PROPOSA ved by the Coutrar: PARK THEATRE, jay bord performances commence MA aw” oF SAXONY. rs] THIS EVENING, C. E. Hom, TY Count Daniska, Harrsld, Sophia Man Odbody Mrs, Event Doors open at sevon—perfors pasts as, si} Chusarin Reort j is L. ¢ Hield Julia, Me HUNTERS" “OR yt ed NNEES. Caribert, Kuby | E Stevens Alin Dooes will open in futur eustain will rise at & Dy | 9 waster past Fe o orclock, and the i panctuall, its Bowes, 30—-Pit, 25—=Pri ua LYMPIC THEATRE, THIS EVENING, May 2 —TI he performances will com E “ON” ine CORPO) a Geatvun | Mt ‘adpole, ickinsoa oor wilt: Mosson. © which A wth sic AL, OLIO. RICHARD NO IL, Mitchell | Heary King, Nickinéow ‘ Miss Roberts. lly Ano, THE WHI' re ral aw ‘YORK MUSEUM (Formerly known as Peale's,) 262 Broadway, opposite the City Hall. TREMENDOUS ATT RACTION INCREASED NO MONDAY, Mey 2, aud exes wtening ducing the weeks vl Bawah of the Wi RS FOREST. INDIAN WAIUIORS and BQUAWS. tuder the cdiee t HP, Page, will presenta serion of remarkable exhibi« es and ceremonies of savage life, con: is rites, warfare, bunting teaeet Bs oe ca sine um of favorite songs. p his (Weilweaday) ‘sfteragon, and at thres om together with a variety of other at- ee Bills, r. A. Kurs will preside at the Pianoforte. Lecture Room performance to commence at half pest enght o'cick precisely. T' in the world, the Vermont Dwarf, weighs only nineteen pounds, and h Gient, 7 feet 2 inches in height, to be seen day’ and ions of 5 here a short NN STREET — RY DAY AND Monday, May Dey. “visitors admitted the he great and original ne- d others to assume his ars’ ence at New Oi riul dances and breakde “gfe ud PYeLOGE. with his and raveganzas on the One more week of the mysterious GIPSEY GIRL! She can be privately consulted ding the dag. 1 INDIAN WAL at SQUAWS ! dressed i TONAL COSTUME: ae engaged. tor this wee MISS * COE the Vocalists COLLINS, the ae tA FALLS, ALBINO LADY, Ngee norama, and more NOVEL CURIOSITIES pntajned in any five museums in Americ ‘A splendid day perforina Fednieaday and Saturce afternoo: ‘Adiniteance to the whole 25 cents—ct mac i *REAT AND, ELYSIAN FIELD’ ery Monday, a ieee ildren half price. NOVEL ATTRAC TION AT THE averts (Ete, a la Mu- irday Afternoon, from Monday next. du ghiful grounds irre, MCCARTY, the lessee of the place, has the pl al nce tothe public that he has effected a short en} agement with a Band, Of ten Professors of a high or iM yers, Will perform a tad pired st conaponers with will play in “Rochester, aneday a 2ith and 25th; and Sparta, N HO TRAVELLERS, aad the Public generally, resident in the State of New York and Westen Division of the count ‘Messrs. WELCH & MANN hope and believe they can pre nt to th lovers of the noble science, Horsemanship, a most splendid Cireus Company of Hers edeh a picked equestrian if a star in his own department. Grand Pet Saloon is new, spacious, aud highly accom modating; the housing and decorative trappings are rich, novel, and of the very first order. he, tehestra comprises the best avaiable Native and Fo, reign Talent, and will finest compo Atsous the pe John Glenroy, wil |Our horse. acts of wperatie var Misses Weil the most talented the Unie Hi italian Gymnastic Scena of Mr. Risley and his infant son, must electrity all. who behold ascnes of sue wonders ; Re pe mage cent Poses of the four Hang: nable and astonishing Equitati by th pl iN ite sean de irg Acrobat, \ Sweet, will dis- aed Equilibrisius aad opleudid Dancesou riya ight 5 Cc 8 f the Day, Mi Dickisson, will Sify jnecodace a series ot the aga velar songe—the indinn Negromatic Feats by Mr, apna ian Pyramidical Vaniti bya fully ralai talented troupe—s le horse acts of di ar waniy Isformers will represent Gray) Historical Cuvat cade Pageants, with tne beautiful stud of Horses. “And in accordance with the taste of the day the most. eter! tent ong po) 10 Song and Dance by that monarch incoraparable John Smith, aided by lie heeled Tommy Ch Bano Player, W- t,and the Prince of lott a2 FIREWORKS, CRACKERS, & FOURTH JULY, 1842. o bout. quailty; me ft He AVLIF FES old, establishment, 66 wn PTS eee Yeas oe ii Z dg Remember kev. ARPS.—A very fi it H Males at 945 Bro 1 it and exchanged by F. Browne, Patent Tarp Mal aker, and at Berners street, Lon- dim, om maciwee REMIUM DALLIAS.—Th e now ready for sale two.to three thousand 1 a Healthy plants, from 6 to 18 suehes in height, well rooted, and of the choicest kinds; 1 addition to which they have added the fiowst of last year's prize flowers from England: Our stock of Dablias is sogenerally known to be one of the best inthis coun. that any further comment is deemed nnnecessary. formity to the times, viz. one dozen IS do, very fine, do. extra fine, $745 Sid—all warranted ss represented, ‘arnished on application NIBLO & DUNLAP, 576 Brondway. All orders thankfully received aud promptly executed. iw Nox and Europe, just im- m Tes Company's General New York=in Chi m2t ine oa stock ie sUrpaase a Ww e yindow shades from to h les, eonelly cheap im pro to ond others rah with designs for tine eg for rch windows, dwellings, Ke, on the shortest notice, orders executed with economy aud despatch. to decorative eae jae on 0 tm WANTED—An enti apprentice. Pthe. salle or big}. feoeetred: Miners, ton ‘kes, warranted to keep suy lenguho and inany chiunate, ex’ storey, asthey aflord tureat luxury sla feasonsble price + Ground Coffee, warranted pare ; Walnut, Mushrooun ad *Bdonass Catsup, by the gallon or doze No'B “Large size Pickles for roger Wholesale and Resi y ‘Ware! Ls & MILLER, muses for Pickels, aes a. 000 La Norm ‘hy LANDED, from the brig Ohio, frees fevers, of superiot 4° quality, for sale in lots to suit pragehasery, it respond M. RAD! prices, by 46 Chatham street. m10 ln meee is — | of ore, far LF 1100 Pigs soft Galina, store | Gis « o Co. mi on. & South street. THE LARGEST, T AND BEST ASRONEM WIGS AND oT pg eon Beetion BF Jane next, ats Twill bere ite Ee B the ‘ome not alre i, contracted fort ic foot, must include all the Inde ond delivering ‘the samme at thes wharf at the said br ing. to the plans and s) ion as hereinafter mentions The plans of the bridge and th: oa the manner of pre {raat abou rae KET SHIP ONEIDA from HAVRE " for ex "will please fend their permits on board, at pier No, 3Ni that ill be presente for ex apecifiention of the material y be examined at the he contractors, at said section, from the 29th to the New York, May 20th, 1ntz, sad not permitted by the 20th inst, will be sent to. pag “NO, 4 PECK SLIP, hes AREER TEE, at his old moss-covered p, nee treet contiques to ediminietet Ne e eitietek ind unfortunate, and to extend to them sneh re- 4 regular medical education and ractice and daily fi isease so essential of the New-York ‘oral forrign henor:}—lias separnie pric te offices and entrances for the fer com? In coptact—koeps NO assistants 9 ersonally to the had. of ye patrons. Contractors for bmi ie foe bulding of fe ign en ‘e ue ae on sty street, near Nassau street, offer fi ing ah.00y Lax Norma Sears, very, superior 000 Norriega lo dexotes himself’ othe reeular ‘alee, ‘eae mor ne and detnded vietim, DR CARPENTER, wnt who eutitled we Siete, ow in lots to suit at ARE TO BE FOUND AT V. CLIREHUGH’S V FULTO TRELRT. spabesneas SEAS Gtiy nding to yitae teas W Bodine are just so many proofs of t hey he fined, oad the estimation they: 4 SP tag: pn Aas Ay sable wil observe that CT the eu wae: ° wee tigen t Tits Gommaneah TING WIGs AND SCALPS, WITHOUT METALIC SPRINGS, b e attempts at imitat wanti ana that all othene ar direct. the principle on which ‘they. are mad: to fit, ond the skill and practice to execute. AIL wearers and TRADS OF ai wh to inspect hes which fin elegance, lightness, and darabillty may be classed azoong she fest prodactions of modern art. In thert we. «itfar- ts they differ from ity ope Xe, pre ‘he hair is m4 sorte ded *6, 04 Spear nT | greet “ity coverna moe of the b ow thao te pier wolleltted Fee a Bouthers chmete they are inestimable ‘only on weight and gentlemen a fe ery Ra Congress ‘Se tow wearing O Wiss, can d ‘Hg prices will be found to sult the circumstances of all je be