The New York Herald Newspaper, May 3, 1843, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol, LX,—-No. 120 —=Who:e No, 3333. NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY To the Public, THE NEW YORK HERALD—Aaily newspaper—pub- lished every day of the year exeept New Year’sday and Fourthef July. Price 9 cents per copy—or 97 26 per an- um—postages paid—cash in advance. THE WEEKLY HERALD—published every Saturday morning—price 6} cents per copy, or $3 12 per ennum— Ppostages paid—caeh in advance. ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulstion of the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, end increasing ast. Ithas the largest circulation of any paper in this city, or the werld, and is therefore, the best channel for business men inthe city or country. Prices moderate—cash in ad- vance. PRINTING ofall Rinds, executed at the most moderate phic: .d in the most elegant style. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor or THE Heaatp EstapiisuMent, Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. jogle gentleme: ROOMS TOLET—To Frage sty, house, 4 Carlisle street, fics! stree ¢ Rector st within thre tes walk o1 Wallat. Or thev would be Trt to a small famisy. All in good oruer, with casement kitchen. m2 %*re ff "TO LET—To a om Irespectable fmily, part of a neat two story he 01 ia the three within one minutes walk of the ity Hall, or a pack parlor, turnished or unfurished, to A: ply at3 Reace street. m23tr Cottage beautifally sirtated om tne en land; about three mintites walk a single gentlemin and % ofa mie from Brighton. ie premises sever-1 pleasure boats, a ch the shore. well sides, abuntlince of fritit, and the best water; neizh- borhood wnex-e;tionable. Cottage contains rooms, be- sides kitchen, with lerge cellag: _Apaty 10, +29 6tr D_KINGSLAND, "r. 33 John st. FURNISHED BED ROOMs ond French Lan- fram crawer-Two gentlemen can be ncc 1mm. d.ted with fur- LAL aished rooms, with breakfast and taa, or without, at C. Tirt,.teacl er of the French language. 65 Walker st e¢',near natway, They. mizht ave the privilege of following the cour e of the ever-ing classes without any extra charge. Frene isonly sp’ ken in the house. ‘ ; C. Aujoix wilt commence anew course in the bexinning of jay. 029 6t*r Houses TO LET AT YORKVILLE—: sarge Ban Yor ‘on the corner of Sith street and 3d avenue; either of thee is galealated for « public house, grocery or, pri- vate resuleuce. fine stable, bowling alley, and a fine garden, consisting of 8 .ots, with grape vines and fruit trees thereon. faire oF »HN A. MORRILL, Esq., m8 2wr No. 11 Chambers st, TO RENT—The extensive Building erected the pre- fap sentserson by the subwerioer, for his own residence, on he. and» J in of he Evst River, at Gowanus Heights, two alt miles. fom South Brooklyn Ferry, commanding spleodis views of the Bay and Jersey shore, the_crties of New York aud Brook! u, m Island and the East aud North Rivers. ‘The H_use i ‘a superior building, five hich, covered with copper; the hall ard stirs of mar water fron’ ab rut one thousand feet, and the bathing witha few vards of the door. excelle t fishing and fowting in the im The drive from New York is abontfifteen premives are not excelled by any >ivuation y Que hundred persons caa be accommodated.— nimmediately. Apoly to JOHN F DELAPLAINE, oe Wall st. ALSO TO LET, the thres story brick House, 34 Walker treet, between Broadway avd Charch atreet, occupied by Mrs. Vea lanch; and che 1wo story brick Houve No 299 Nineteenth street. ocesiped by Mr C. W. Feeke—Hents moderate, ald Im® cc CTU LET—The Mansion House at Bloomingdale, known as the * Abbey” situated sh srt “istancs above ha six mile stone, just above Stryker’s Bay, nud nearly Oppumte St. Michzels Church The piace is well known as ons of the most éelightful situations on the Island, is re- mg kab hy jo thesummer seasgn. ‘Tre Bloomingdale stages pass aud repass the gate every hoar in the aay. ‘The gate is new, and numbered 101, thereat willbe an sccordance' with the present state of the imes. A. tiy on the premises, or at 182 Chambers street. NN. B.r-Arrangement could be made, if desired, by a satir nse re " ire proo! brick store, No. 165 south a f }} WOODHULL & MINTURN, 87 Svnth street st, with immediate ply to JOsEeH 100 Pine street. LET—Several Work Shops, with good light, at street. will be let at low rents to good tenants. re of WM. FULLER, 4th story, front building, and 2 o’ciock. #25 2w*r jALE—A three mory modem welling nonse ant wih two los of din Wil kd a: 43 Pee: ali adr ‘ye FARM FOR SALE, containing forty acres, thirty- si Sve ander cultivation and the balaucea good growth of ‘woo: ‘Ou the premises isa house in good repair, a new coach honse and alarge barn Jn front of the house is an excellent well of , secured from the wether bya new well house, anda front of the house. On che above described f+rm abundance, sach as apples, cherries, pears, quinces, goosebe: Ce wo miles from the steamboa! we Fike dosed canes tee paeebcecrien chet e 4,can ses two fi uses i is inevery Tespect a desirable Jocatien for a wendeman's resi This in Westchester County. Call on the premises, i Cam i in eno ELS 35 Leonard street orat the Po DRESS BOOTS. LATEST FRENCH STYLE. THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully, invites the. citin jew York aud strangers visi e city, a decrimine a tar! ULTON STREET and examine a large assortment of Dagss farest taston, and ef the finest French calfskin, Gent emen can have boots made to ord. rin the best manner, at six dollars per pair, and footed at four dollars, warranted equal to any manufactured in the city at from seven to eight do!lars. sg Persons having tender fert, or being difficult to fit cunt of lumps, benions coras, can have ts made to be easy yet handsome, by the subscribe ’s m of taking adrawinz of he teet and fitting up and keeping a pair of lasts foreach customer. dunes ea es itrangers leaving their measures cau, by writing, hay made and forwarded to t: em without delay. CONSTANTLY CR HAND. Hrpasome Boots, from currants, ‘The above farm one fr mihe town of alg Im*ec ice. ns of ts, made in the Pamps, ie. te, equally low. , Cas o Detivery. aaa eee SOHNE. WATKINS, 114 Fulton st, between Nasanu and Dateh sts, REMOVAL. GEORGE B. GRANNISS’ STO: K OF ROOTS, S 10KS, ke., is removed i: jo. 1150 No, 96 Maiden Lane, oppor le fiv. bove Pearl street. The ficst story is fitted ap calf sewed Boots at THREE DULLAR: haota and shoes at wholessle. m WHO WANTS BOOTS & SHOES? THE G it action in Pri kno: Oniy think ‘of Gentiean "6 fine dress calf stitched fashionable sha; _n91m¢r Oh eg ee ae Py jored roots: 00 a es fancy color Bietchand eity made Gaiters for $135 t0 $1,508 pair.” And ail the fashions for 1643, for Gentleme: ies snd C Ldren,from sty per cout cheaper thal ever, at 212 Greenwich st, corner of Bare 7 TAR WIGGINS. a5 in*r ADOLPHE MONDRON, Boot maker, from Pa- ris, respect fully informs the inhabitants of New ‘ork, that he has opened hisestablashment at No 193 Broad- way, where hes ready to execute all ordersentrusted to him, of the latest fashions id best we ‘songs Gent'emen wishing to have an elegant fit will do well to call and examine his wor a8 im*r BROWN & COS One Price Hat Store, 178 Chatham | | Bate comer of Mott st., where fashion, be: ity and economy are con ) to adorn the hea Phietors have the pleasure now to offer anew styl Imitaron of beaver, which elosely resembles those formerl sold for #5 aud $6 at the low fired price of 812 thse whe footy ing}inat} wor weceraityare iwluced.toarndy © HW petusable asticle of dress, hare nov an cppo: y 0, aud still keep ap the appearance of the wost (aehtonable— Brown & Co. in presenting this hat to the public, think they reached th» ultimatum of bevuty, eheapness, neatness, durabzticy and comfort to the wearer. All sales are’ for cash, therefore wo good customer nays the losses iucryred by the bad. BROWN & CO. 178 Chi a8 Im* eo SPRIV The ty, dura ‘The pro- of nat, the Mort at S HATS SHION FOR GENTL and sal’, the much attired 3. which for beauty of finsh aud aud ormer effort, in t} MEN metry of torn, exceed any or any other city. e 20 he ecanom they are a desirable article, as they com- Line cheapness, diirabil ty and elepimee, warraiterd edaal to any and inferior to none. In the manufacture of Hats he chal- Jeuges compe tion; he therefure solicits a sare of public patron would a'so call their attention h f Meu’s, Youth’s,and children’s caps, of clot his own manufacture, which for variecy of equalied. Also, i's new style of children’s drab and pearl colored hacen 4 hata trimmed with velvet of various patterns, for sprin an wear, very much admired. A call will convinee the apseoss fs tens sapenens the share upautioned arti- w ready for sale at the old established stores of ISAAC H. ARCHER, all Im*r 204 and 260 Greenwich st, N. Y. QU. KIND PATRONS and the public are resaectiahiy iu- to cali and examine our stock of hardy herbacious jarge asorinent elvet, &e. all of patterns ‘canuot be im cles, no} Plants, consisting of Pnioxas of various colors, Campanulas, Lilies, Spirens, &e &&c , together with red snd white mons Ro: ses, yellow Harrison and other hardy Reses, ‘Tea and Chinese monty Roses in great variety, 200 vancries ¢ double Dihlias, tithe Roses, Amurylisa: », Gladiolus, &2. A number ‘of new aud beauti ul Cree; yr cuvertne arbors, *0 000 green house plans, . veaetable a dchoice flower ageds of every variety, warranved fresh. Fruit aud ornamen: 14l trees of every vaticty, on the lowest terms for cash. Those in want » ill please call ard jurge tor tnemsety: 028 8:%m NIBLO & DUNLAP, 57 Broadway. THE WAM SALT WATER ATTH is now open at the foot of Desbross For its advantages over fresh water, see Mi Five Trekets ous Dollar, TNERAL WATERS OF KISSINGEN, Germany, called RAKOUZI.—The Ralé czi has an acidulous saline flavor, of an eg ceabie tan beiog powerfully promotive of secretion and excre pus sir me soivent, and at ime atengthening wihhwic heating, itacts asa vo ifically on the | ver, the systema venar. port aod w'e- rine svetem, and dtssipaiing any exisung obstruction, ul used according to directions. ‘The Rakoezi is sold at the following places, at 37% cents a quart jus, or $4,50 a dozen. Sold be Henry King & (0. Druggists, 461 Brosdwar, cor. Grand Souillard, Deilue & Gu. 6o 581 Broadway & 2 Park row ‘Yhes. T. Gr en 399 Broadway. ‘Vhos. H, Hart, 278 sruadway Church’s Dispensary, 188 Bowery. jesale «rd retail by 'LORIAN STRAUSS, 66 Beaver stree’ up DAILY EXPke58 FUR ALBANY, TROY. BUFFALO, oes CHICAGO AND THE CANADAS _ The subscribers having complet-d their arrangements with the Peopie’s Line of Steamboa's, on the Noith Kiver and the Rail Koad Companies west of Alb wy tor ranuing their Ex ress for the season of 1843, an Express will leave their office, No.2 ‘Wail street, New York, every evening, st quirter to 7 o’clock, for the ab ove named a Aiesede (ae For the greater sfey nd security of all valuable and money ackages ent. Usted to their care, they have salem nder Iron fes 02 board of th ts, ‘in a stace room occupied ex- elu ively by themselves, and the'messengez in chr the seme room with the Iron safes, into which all suc’. are placed. POMEROY & COMPA. molec No. 2 Walt street. ie PASSAGE TO MS PITTSBURG. THE subscriber has rppiene arrangements fur the con- veyance of Passengersand Merchandise to Pittaburg and inter: mediate places, on the most reasonable terms, per’ Citizens Portable Boat Line.” People about to proceed to the to their advantage to mak» the: conveyance, ax the /stricte to the ce . fort of the parsenyers, as well Adicect conveyance with despatch. For further particulars app'y to SOSkTH McMURRAY, alsec 100 Pine s'reet, corner of South, STATEN ISLAND FERRY Foot of Whitehall street. On and after Monday, April 10th, the ISLANDER will leave. aa follows, aantil i be pad the panctuality of er STATEN LEAVE 8TATEN ISLAND. NEW YOUR.” At a . M, At Mt A.M. 19gP. M. ig 22M. a Ba All good: 6 are required to be yarticuiarly marked,ane are at the ris! f. the owners thereof. adec ould end gendemen, at th fl correct kuowledxe of the English language, including composition in varios styles. polite, rary asd’ commercisl; also, wei thoreugh kaow'edge of bookkeeping as practised by the first Hnglish houses He wil! give lec ures on geography, with the manvers, customs aud uatory of all nalivus, aacent and mi suited to the age aud cpa’ ity of the pupil ‘The advantages derived tr ivate tation are 30 obvi us and of such importance that itis quite unnecessary to comment ‘on them here Letters sd tressed to Mr. John Walsh, at the offi Herald willbe promptly attended to by he edver ise. will wait on any par: nts ory uardiana and gives satisfactory tes timocials of his abilities. ‘Terms modsrate ‘The lady of the above adver ealeduestion from Mr Logi nent, and whose sysem is 39 h ad Irclavd, would wich to give. Jessons in muste, ine'uding thorough bass, also Koglisn writing and French, ‘Address as above 123 tee Si ELDs’ XYLOGRAPAIC PRe=S, No, io Malden vane, New York—Pne proprietor of his well kuown esta- bliskment, respec ful €s the a'tention of Menufactu Drugxists, Per omers, sealers, and all others, t» tion of Copper Pi-te ond X\ loge that he has grestly .dded to his. ste new rnd improved pletes far suy k of machinery, »nd many jor to those of'any other Twexceeded his expeetatio enge a comp rison with those froin the b printiog cfficrs, aud is no in a stvle por to be au ed on all ord rs for &e. othe best quality, faney cv at short notice, A torge and geceral *ssortment of Droggi Mavufacturcrs, Perfum rs, Gr seers, and other labels, ¢sustautly on hand, and moy be hed wholesale and ret i', and +llrrticles evtirel con- nreted with the trase. Joh Printing in «very verivty of pestly ex-euted to ord r,and oa the most reasonsble t aud the propriecor may here ooserve, that the lowert persio’e itice is charged for work dons in hisestablishment a aystem. which the greet extent cf tpables him fully to curvy ont Ord ra will be exectted with that panetuality rg rd forthe w mers, which it is hoped, will efford the u mist lt orders from the couvtry eunetually aten cles ordered or forwarded to any part of the m2 im®r (sSULUTION OF PART shin hereto ore existy g ur Co., 49 Cathersne street, New ¥: nas thi Naat ual onmescnes pois pend be rn i haline. s we peeanues edb, pyer, No. ‘9. ad by B. Spyer, No. 51 Catherine st., and all the debts will be settled by the latter. DAVID SPYER. ELIAs 8PYE« New York, May 2d, 181%, ‘imming Est ke this method of recom. ing Ciothes, the ec nomical ig their Owo cloths, thereby saving the enor- tatiors, and geit ablishment offers advantage over ail others, the proprietors having made ¢x'en- tivo arra gemerts to make this the p incipal pranch of their business, superiutendiog bow tne cutting and sewing depart- iu ‘They do not present te the public a flaming list of reduced mices as ap induc ment, but hove that a superior atyle of wo k- masship, a studiows attention to the individual taste of eur cuss tomers And the prevailing, fashion, will a ways be suffic:eat, aud the best attraction we can offer to onr patrons, mn2 Im*re POOLEY & BROWN. HAKDWAKE, CUTLERY AND GUNS, T[PHE + UBSCHABuiRS are now opening, by receut arrivals their sprang assortment of Hatdware, &c., which they of ter at the lowest market prices, for cash or approved paper, vig Butt Hinges and Screws. Brass dnelt x dqaned Ten Trays. Tiuned Hollow Wave, Bawa, Files and Tools. &'Sons Wi Bolts, Locks, &e Castors, Candlesticks, &e. Beytnes, Bckles, Shovels, Spades, &e. &e. a fall asso bi Hifles and Gan ma- Fine Pen and Pocket Cutle- Px ie Knives and Forks. Razors and shears. ‘ares, rials, at lower prices other house can afford to sell, saving been puychased at auction and elsewhere, much below original cost. A W SIIE8 & CO., a22 Im*r 218 Pear! street oposite Platt street. NOTICE ‘To those who seck heal h and comfort com- bined wich Inxury—P-ice reduced—Old Established Me- Gisneed, E Vapor Baths, 25 Coztlandt str CARROtL, in ace»rd ince wi malar and the pub- . . swelling of the glands, ness of the j sints, egue an fever, &c Nec. are immediately relieves. Portable baths sent to any part of the city of Brooklyn “Open from six in the moroing till nine O'clock at might. Suiphur Baths require cne hours notice « 29 Gtr "TO DEALERS IN CUTLERY.—Win Wild, No. 162 Division street, Manufacturer of Cutlery, offers to the trade, cheap for cash i quality, consisting of allim*r 1 gener: heuina iam, 1060 dozen of assorted Cutle Of superior one, two, three and four bla: i kniv NEWARK AND NEW YORK—Fare ouly, 12%, Cents !—The sf lendid | steamer PASSAIC, Captain John Gaffy, has been put in complete order, and will commence her trips for the fearon, on Monday the 10th instant, as forlows, until. farther et Leave New York at 4 o'clock, P. M. ‘Newark at 76 o'clock, A. M. Freight enrsied at reasonable rates. Noifslk, Va, on Saturday. 6th o’ciock, A. M. and Norlfolk on 9 ud fare to or from Norto!x, 1 c.. by river steamers. snd per Boston from Norfolk 1 Forward pasengers, do ea 9 Passage to Norfolk and baek, retarn trip 5 Forward Passevg rs, do" do -+. +s. oe : 2 Freight taken avthe usual rates. For frei ht or casange ap- plyto the Cap'ayn on hoard, orto. §=— WM TU SKER, “ind 1m end WThKE*r No. 56 Broad street. P_OPLE’S LINE OF ATEAMBOATS FO4 ALBANY—Dai'y at 7 o’c'ock, P.M ME. Through Virect (Sundny’s exrepted) fromt e Et-amouat Pier etween Courilardc and | ib-rty stieets Stermooat ROCHESTER, Cap'_4 Hooghton. will leave Tuesda-, Thursday snd Sa'urdav evenings, at 7 o'clock. teamboac OUTH AMERICA, Caottin L W Beaivard, will have Monday, Wednesday and Friday eveniugs, at 7 oe Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captsin MH Tinerdell, \d'ng at interm: diate places, will leave Tassday, Thuuday ‘aud Satardsy afternoons, *t So’cleck. =u bly arrive in in of Cars for ‘he above boats are new and substantial, with new and elrgantatate rooms, and for spe datious are unrivalled on the Hudson. For passage or freight, apply on board, orto P. C. Scholz at the office on the wharf. mire PROPLE’S LINE OF STEA FOR ALBANY DAILY, Sand: at 6 o'clock, P. M—Throwgh direct—From the steamboat pier between Courtlandt and Liberty streeu.— The steamer ROCHESTER, Capt A. Houghton, le: Monday, Wednerday, and Fridav eve! i t. U. W Brainard, are furnished ad accummo- ‘The steamer SOUTH AMERICA, leaves Tuesday, Thursday, and Satday evenings, at 6 amet] NORTH AMERICA.8 Capt. M. H Trues ‘hursday and caturday afternoons, at intermediate places. The above Boats are new and substantial, are fernshed with elegant State for speed aud accommodations are sugivalled'en tne Hadson. | ‘Or passage or freight board, . Cs ; the office om the whark ™ maeaarrt EVENING LINE FOR ALBANY, srithoat landieg — From the foot of” Barclay street. north side, i Steamer DIAMOND wer, will leave as ot every Tuesday, Thus he vt, foot of Barel: a ‘The above boat wiil leave Albany the alternate dat Hamilton street. foot of p'6 No. 99 and fauhfaliy execu” the meat reasour e terms for eash LADIES, LOOK AT THIS !——7000 pairs of Freuch Geiter Boots, ang 3000 pu received, and tor sale wholesale and recai very low prices :—2000 paits of Fierch Gaiters, of the be quality, ape of all colo od 3000 pairs of Slippers, 75 cents, at 967 ra al street. dies, 1 these stores yon will find the greatest, and best as- ment'in the world of Boots, Gaiters, Bhoes, Slippers, &e. Misses antl € lnldren’ do. j . Gen temen, we wishso draw yonr sttention to our splendid tof Boots, Shoes and cloth bation Gaiters, of the + French ealfakin Boets, of the best qaslity and made to order, $5, avd French calfskin Boots on haud, yer p- 11 cloth bation Gait: 18, 81,50; Prunella $ 1 bf caifakin Shoes, 1,25 to $2; Boots of ths best qualic 1,2 to $2,75; Slices, $1 to 1,29; youth's Boots, $1 to 1,50, Bhoe: fgg . i Xo in endless variety, GREGORY $1.50: 2 . and “AHILL, 967 Broadway ‘and 92 Canal street. a23 Im*r _ “ATE IMPORTATION OF SEGARS AND, TO- L BACLO—The Subscriber, having recently arrive rom ‘Havanua, offers tu the dealers and amateurs of aupe:ior segars, selected by himself,) the following brands, La Norma, La Herrcte, Wocdeile rab cco, Ca.oues and Lord Byron, of varivns kinds, Ist, 2d, 4d, and ath quality of Havana, unerior Ht Jago nod Gulsa tobacco. Owing (0 the death of Stephen Samanos, the firm of Samauos & Brother is dissolved. ; ‘Ou the ist of May, the old establishment of the late firm will by moved to No, 6 Wall stiet, second doo, below, Tre agency in Havana, and fo fertate Kobaced, in Baltimore, ae. held by the “Bubsenber, Which he offers at wholesale and retail, oy sag 223 Im*r a _No 4 Wall street. DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS. JOHN ROACH, OPTICLAN. 72 Nassan, near John steet, N.Y, tho Le: ound wider his own insy a ction, and he feels ob erALOTS As thy his appara a those ustug exmerns witn foreiga ir imperfee , aad still ofiener imp operly ertiser requests a trial for his cameras. Six: as Optectar epadles hun to grind and suit the purpose for which they are wanted. T)AGUERKEOTYPR =U. B. BINSEp & CO D)Fivonraptiow Uist bey lary tamuved toes ines od No. $4 aiden 93 Willian ner of Maiden lane, on floor. pr sent a complete assortinent of plates, il atexcelle ‘quality, to whieh they mr attention ef operte thei Une ‘ ‘warranted to wave the proportion of silver, which. is stampe. vpun them, Any persons who have their doubts on the anb- J eet. are requested to have them essayed. apls Im and lenses, invite the anes War the laboratories of “th. aud their places speciaily s lected Ay there reiduog, hear eit initia nd are Ini m G NEW YORK AND KINGS'ON ‘REIGH AND PASSAGE Lene FREIGHT For Kiogston, and 1 dd Hud: Gypal-stetmbois EMERALD ‘tna NOR ICH. ‘Khe & ihr ALD, Captain John Ketcham, will leave New Vork foot of Marray street, every Monday and 4 nursday at5 oct leave Kingston (Rondoat land w 1.) leave Kingston (Rondout landii evel ds and Saturday at 3arclock, P. ML axtinihvhen grt The NORWICH, Captain John Samnels, will leave New York, for of Mu Kingston (Rondont landing) every Tue ny and Li tonp TRITS. The EMERALD will leave the foot of Murray street cvery Fnody morning at 7o'el ck. Returning loaves Kingston ot 4 por frensht ty on hoard ‘or freight or passage apply on hoard, or to WILLIAMSON, DARLOW & CO, 164 Wesc street. TO THs OWNER UF THE S4iL_ BOAT * TROUBLER”—The owner of the sailboat "Troabler™ hy irom boats bailt by Wm. Cr hs,and not having yet accepted the same Presumed that in qubl-shing hie challenge to sail emaintt an ‘at ever built by Crolius, his towerl i 1 ragination has taken a flight trom the terra firma of Water street to those mystic re- gious y street, every Wednesday aud Saturday at aay ame “ Where the man by many odds, Obcains receipts from liviog govs.” n ax convenient after he he has gor a few more of thoae pts, and derce ned frem that aenal manufactory of honors, Mt is hoped thar he will ¢ ndescend ice some one of the cha'lenges alrenay gis tog tne of the boats” may be obtained- which ted" I roubler” does a nt by capsiziog his» epa e nas dene ahali the mhave the opportanity upon his own terms, day for two days, of Yom his vausred pame ta the wake of W; the respretful rice jen in eighteen, as it M._aleim*m PASSAGE FOR LONDON—Pack ¢ 10h May— The spleadid tas ling packet ship MONTREAL, £..G. Tinker, wilt sail positively es abover et aruatink solendid tecommodations for cabin second cabin and ' a made 0. bocrd, orto Wek ‘ame mar ck Slip cor South st. MnO, LONDON Kexular Fuck L of the Joc of =I superior fast sailing packet ship MONTREAL, Captai above her regular day. - weakened noted pifitting very superior accommodations for cabins in, and steerage passengers; persous wiahi make early application on bond foot of Malden lane: arcane? JOSEPH MceMURKAY, 100 Pine street, corner of South Fersons wishing to send. for their {ftends, can have them brought out by the above ship, or any of t eoplyug na cbrves it by lerver, vost-tand, nn wees Deemeta BY COPE R200 cas 6 English Copper from 14 to 32 of, taevured from the best cre and with great care, for a BK. COLLINS & © second ca ae algec 56 Sowt strese, REMiawaNoKs to England, Ireland and Scotland —— Drafts payable at sight, in sums ot 45, £10, £15, £20, any *mount. payable without discount ‘This’ a desiral end safe method for yersons w 1 to remit to their frends in Enrope. Apply to 3. J. SYLVESTER’S, _a296tr we 22 Wall street and 130 Browdwav. O UNTRY DEALERS are iovivedt-callat the greatine CO aiiliereuai Parteners Waraaenes any Breolmee aint ways Gud, whol id the richest promptly executed and make selection. For THE FACE AND SKIN —Krav face and skin, pim les, blotehes, tan, tetter, 110 worm ; also freckles can peedilv ersdica’ed by the use o| Chureh’s Vegetable Lotion, which has heea mexte: sive use in the United States avd in’ Eurove, and 11 admitted to be the best cosmetic in use for clearing and est complexion. Sold at wholesa'e or retail at Church's Dispeu- sary, 188 Bowery, coruer of Spring street. Price 75 cen's per bottle. a20 ‘mod «in GERMAN BRONZES—ROZELT & CU. impor ine ble fe and retail, every poplar me Perfumery im the country Allo ders ud neatly packed for auy distauce. Call 29 eod2w’ a 6 8e3 on the sheng a brilliant above arti dire t from their mapufactory, when eva- to sell pearly 100 per cent lower than any ober Dealers and cxnsomers should examine our full and rortment wef.re purchasing elsewh-re. RUZELV & CO, 14 Pine st {6ASCIS K CKUMP, Chronower Watch F 'viiker anddewslen firserte arth Rs years, and recently ‘with Manjuands & ''o, bine ete where he Bitends from his long expert begs to acquaint his friend ‘ore at 248 Grand to practise the above business and trast ence and kuown ability, to meet with that share of patron which his abilities In retu ning past favours, he woold remind his friends that he repai description of Watches, Repeaters, Musical aud most compliented that ein be procared Alto, Jewelry aud Diamoud work set ; Pearls re-strang; every article fifty percent cheaper than any ' ovse in the city. bled to do the whole himself, and not trust to the in: experience of others. Glasses an keys in proportion. Cash prid for old gold end siver atimer ANCHOR—One of Peter’s Patent Anchors ‘The anchors of nd the irs every uplex, the this patent hi dvantave a n SR eee ee COLLINS & GOD m2r 56 Soath street. 10 GENTLEMEN WHO I END TO ViSit Guk TMANYOMR, HUGHES, Piotenos in che Bova Mie tary Coros of Cadets in Dr: ' 5 ecommod:tions in his honse forgentemen as boarders and + " ‘mers He addr. sses himsel! particularly to suc! |. Coming to Gere many for the purpose of leara ng tne language, wish to facil:- tate thei 7 vlacing uemselves ma family ongh twenty-five years a residentin Germs wlaud, and therefore considers a residence sustable for young Americins in miliarity with both languages ena- ¢ of conversation, those explana- rst 89. necessary, and which he bling him to give, in the ions whten every one fine wallatsit t willing ( Cadets hare kindly ing with Mr, Hux he improve chase sciences 1e- every faciicy quaite fur any fuinre professi For terms, etc , please to ion. apply to Professor Hughes, Dres- en, Mr Asto.. New York, ana Mr. Th. W. Willi cuth-¥* kiudly prom aed tnapewer nny cocina FEW GENTLEMEN of ste: habits © A\ Gnted with good boatd aul plesaak sees fase iy, at 204 Fultemstraet. Also, a few day boaders eu modated on the most reasongive term. to let, with or without hoard WASHINGTON GARDENS, HOBOKEN. JQBNIKELAND, the well known proprietor of the First Ward House, No. 28 New street, (comer of Exchenge for the patronage hitherto received from his f ‘ovis to merit a continuation of it, respectfully informs them and the public generally, chaned the Large and commodions How asthe Wa hington Honse, situate in. within a few monntes walk from the Fer by the fot , Connee! 028 un’ com- & parlor and bedroom adec on atreet Hoboken rv, formerly eceapied mes Yweenv, where he will be happy to receive calls from the friends of the late proprietor, alto the public generally, ‘The Gardens being newly and tastefatly laid ont, will be supplied during the season with rn axcellent as ment of the rarest «nd choierst of flowers. ‘The bar, being greatly enlarged and newly fitted ap, will contain a good as cortmeut cf Wines and Liquors of the moat approved quality, and cigars of the most auperior brands—~also Sherry Cobblers, Mint Ju'eps and Puuches made in the beat style; Relresh: ments, mclading Tee Cevams, and other delicactes of 2h lors fur ladie cf the most that nothing hes he subscriber, determi to secare she comfort of 1 P trons, has aiso refitted the Bowling Saloovs, with two eatire new Alleys, built on the most approved plan, for exercise and the recreation of Visiors. Of the attention of the waiters, it 1s unnecessary to say more ‘han that they will in all ceses be found attentive to the wants of the visitors. ‘The anbscriber, from his long expericuce in the business, respectfully solicits & share of the jnb ic patronage, and pledges himself that noth- lt be wanting ov his park, oF those ia his employ, to ate to the comfort and’ enjoyment of Uy 0 he Warhiugcon Gardens oY Laisa ima 9 *r JOUN IRELAND, Proprictor. ‘M1 LISPENARD 8T itt ADAME COSTELLO, Femaie Physician and Gradante as Midwife, offers her professional services to. the ladics ‘conntry. The anatomiea: and yhysiological which disuazuish the female from the male, tin- & wes and fuuctions altoge Many 0. these diseases are exceedingly complicated seure, requiring an accnrate knowledge of the female aystom to treat them with snecess. Madame Costello having had long experience nad « ceas in the treatment of viseases incidental to her sex, dies on the ent, oF those suffer irregularity, obstruction thi Madame ©. particalariy begs to impress ou the minds of the delicate, that she officiates personally ia every ease, #0 that on or dread need never be apprehended. Madame Costello would inform ladies residing out of ty, Whose health would not admit of travelling, that alatiendance npon them in any part oF reasonable distance. me be consuiced at her residence, 4 a it all times and with the strictest regard to the wish: f A lcommaniestionsaad letters uvast be pont prid. her p 020 Im*ec } cheerful 3, 1843. ations calculated to dec | PUBLIC NOTICE—TRUTH VINDICATEL AYING n er Y dt nT poe Tate was it nar fy, be ep red the paintal neo: te pnb ie to claim the wi te A the orph smwe 104 ov On inveatignt on T employed by Yr. Bristol, he 8y Texted oa no ie. that have» use of fo violee a ceitaied.a perscn coud sive me sem sine tity of med Hogan, him, abtancd as 1 w, during whichiha sacd—h ul we ap- plied toh it. he Wolihwe gives us Bestel: Sarmapariiiaas @ had Snowe my bso nd forseveral years He thenssid my husbacdl west by 4 Do-tor ont West, tut he could uot remember hs name—Dat would. a'certain aml et we know— x who cured him (that i Hogan) of his disease iaffs'o As we had no friends west of Albany and ax T knew my husband never wos wider the care of a western Thysician, | was) xious to keow the name, hoping it might be the m rtver bight on the sabject aud perhaps avtho: of such wicked and {:lse statement When E next saw Hogin edto tell she name of the Doctor, and referred ine to a man for information who abuse | me most shamefully. My mind «as ro much distressed I could not rest: from whit i hears 1 fully beli- ved ft was che intention of some evil dispored pevsons to istuter my husbaad’s remains, to aavance their own nefarionsd sicns, Tue a¢comp vyiog documents felty set forth the immeciace cause of deach; Lica severe fali he met with, which dissocat d thy hipjoi_t, was une meas of reducing Fim verv wand inf mavion of the lungs ett the 8) stem was incapable of sarv.ving the attack and my beloved e-mpanion howed death ing this co" mun extion Luow pad! cured of theSero!ula by the we of Sand I desire tosabmitiabum le reverear ty tis afflicting dispen- pe to be shielded Som. false imputa- ‘and desigmng men, [shail to heme person who may with farther intorwal y comm waica’e many p tveulars Lean-o0 Ww Respectiully, MARY ANN DULAY, ad A 0, 2°5 Segond st 11 eof Lt We let at. This is to certify.tha: Lam well acquated wih Mes Davy, and know the for: goirg statement to ve true Lalso knew her and know th Che was cured ofthe Serofula by using jan i's 3 rsa aril! New York, April 27, 1813, JAN GOODWIN, No. 119 Houston st. The statement heretofore made, ia which my vaine is convect- ed with that of Geo ge Dul-y, wav ng been c led in question, this 1s to eertify, thatthe certificaie as cudished ly trae, aud Lagat willingly reassertthe same. My family axw Mr Dulay alm. st daiiy duri g the time he was taking Sand's Sar saparilla, and after his cure, and will bo pleased to give any iuformation on the subjec . ABRAHAM HATFIELD, Alderman of the 1’h Waid of the cvy of New Yorke, New York, April 27, 813. ¥ § This is to cerufy toatl, Mary Marks, lived in the house w th M». Dalay from th= time that he received his fall up to the time of his death, and have ft-quently heard him say that 8iud?. Sarsuparil acted nim. of the Serofwva; ano.{ ain wel satiafiod that the fall coused his deash, combin d witha diseasy of the luugs, wh'ch set in after he met «itn the accident Signet, 2 MARY MARKS, No. Lid Willet st. Thereby e 'y that Thomas Hogan called on me, t questing I would faroish him with the date of Geor se Dulay’s death hes age, and place of taterment, as he wished to send ¢to Dulay’s fiends ia the west, but I now believe it was to 1ojure others. THOMAS BEAL, o Allen street Lharch, HOMAS ee NNOT. pril 27, 1813. sation of rovid nce, | tisus thrown cut py'erd _ 9 Allen st, Sexton Witnes:— xe Dalay, born in New York, aged ect st,on the 6ch dayof the first menth, “ined. STEPHEN WOOD, Physician. New York, Iatmonth, tent», 18 3. : Tothe whie=taving ed with disgust the advertise mentin the cicy payers coccerniog Mr. Dalay’s making use of Sand’s Sarsapyrila, I feel it to be mv duty to state what L know respecting his case. | knew Mr. Dulay many yo a, and was an iatumate friend of hs for reveral ye le with a disease of tne face supposed, ia common with his frie cure; ‘us, astonishing: the use of Sand’s Sarsapari in th.ee weeks his sight, which previously. w nww returned He was’ in ny employ at the time of giving the cer ificare, aud he t Id me asa well maa, and 1 sidered him such. Any pers 1 w: tuen/ars can learn the same by calli Signed, New Yook, Aoril 27, 1813. BARRY’S WIGS AND SCALPS. &) importance which all ages have attached to the Head of Hi ear invex of the Valuz set on personal figu: ici Natore the humaa form deprived of its fair proportion, Art is resorted to, inorder, by artificial means, to supply the eney. Hence, have arlsen those wonderful discoveries which bid Nature defiance, Bar ry’s Veatilating and Gossam: WIGS AND SCALPS, | nts 1 others, ‘Their pecntisr light, ter, their being sh iped exactly ond their superior maverial pre-eminent above nd ventilating chy rows; their el and workmanship, as well as their style of finish and arrange- ment, all combine to forin such perf.ct heads of hair, that they must be seen to be fully appreciated. i The comolete success that the above nimed has met with m the manufeciare of his u srivalled heaas of hair for the last two years, farexceeds his m :<ttan- wine expectations, He respect fully solicits a call, coufid nt of sstisfying the mort frstidie that he isthe best and cheepest maker in th; city. They ¢ only be nad at 146 Broadw comer of Liberty st., up stairs. Private rooms for fitriug Wigs and coupees. m2 im*re PAKR’S LLFE PILLS. RE an excellent Family meaicine, and to persons of seden- tary cecupations nnd habits, will be fount invalusble, be- ig of a mild asture, sud very efficscious m removing the com piteated and subtle direares common to this c!-ss of the oom- twumty. ‘They are also unequatled, in removing the namerous dsrases inciventil to the spring of the year, arising from im- putritics of the blood and other causes. ‘The following ace the exclusive agents for the sale of Parr’s Lite Pills, where mxy be had xratis the Life and Times of Th Barr, with two five engravings. and first At f cures effected in the United Statrs:— still stand on James Aspinwail, Di ast and Cremist, 6 William street ; Browlway 3 Abraham on & Co. 110 Iway and {0 Astot Do. druggists and cheinisis, ie ite avid 81 . ‘7 oud, druggist, Broadwa: atrcet j N.W. Bradean, Bowery "Mediciue store, 250 Bowery John ©. Hart, druggist, 348 Grand, corner Norfolk street; Syme’s Medicine store, 63 Bowery, corner Walker street; John Syme, corner Falton and Water streets ; Horace Ever: ett, droggist, 82 Hodson st; J. & J. Coddington, apothecaries, 227 Hudson, corner ol Spring sticet; E. L. Cotton, chemist aad apothecary, 253 Bleecker, comer Janes street ; J. Wendover, draguist and apotheesry, No. 141 Eighth arente. Brooklya—C. Wells Simons, drug, patcm, medicine and seed warehouse, 18434 Sulton street, aud wholesale at the pros prietar's =fiier ‘T. ROBERT'S & CO, Clarendon Houce, 304 Brozdwey,cor, Duan: st., first floor. man voxes 29 ceuts, Large or family boxes 50 cents. Persons desirous of obtaining an agency for their sale in the country, will please direct theit letters, pust paid, to T. Ro rta & Uo, letter box M17, New York. 220 Im*®m James G. MOFFET, 121 rruce st, New York, has al ways on hacd aud offer: le by wholesale and retail, a the lowest market prices, +i: German Suver of different thickness ticlo 5 Sheet Brass ; Plat “4 ery euperiog ar * pene Bri and Rivets ; Umbrelts, Parasol aud Shate Farniturs. @ warrauts ta quality eqaal to any in the United States, aad of his own manufactare. Gold, Silver, and all kinds of metal, rolled at the short sat notien. a9 tm?m RAMSEY’S CELEBRATED CHEMICAL COSMETIC pHAVING COMPOUND 10 any gentleman who may parchase this article, the money ‘willbe refanded, ifuot entirely satistied, after us ng it one m-pih. ‘To be. had of the iavenor, at his manulactory and warehouse, 45 Maiden Lane. : ‘ALEXANDER RAMSKY, Certificate of Dr. T. E Bond, Senior Editor of the Chri Advocate end Journal. Mz, Alexander Ramsey — Saami : Sir—I have fairly tied your Chemical Cosmetic Shaving Compannd, and having always been in the practice of % myself, had previously wh ch hvd been offered ton, I ased many of the va ious preparations tothe pablie as facititating this vperas ve no hesitatiou in sayiog yours is the best I have ined. The Isther is readily made, and ot a proper consistence; itis mild, indeed, wholly inoffensive to the face. even where there may be slight abrasions of the skin,+nd adneres tenacions- ly and clozely,so as to give the necessary stiffiuess to the beard to render close shaving pleasant aud easy. ew York, April 12th, 1912, T. E. BOND, al2 imtec oe i a a Ut d EECHES! CERCHES! CEECHES '(—6000 very fine Hauge hea'thy “Germain Leeches, just received, for sale wholesale or retail, or carefully applied by a competent person, at Avothecary’s Hall, 36 Catherine st a2) im*r FORTY YEAR~. 13 A FACT that LEE’S Sicam Blacking is universally admitt-d to be the best article mynnf ctared inthe United manufactur d Blackiug in th s city forty irteen years and two months by himee!li— 19 A, {Chomson—twenty years a I* then fook in partners montheit was known as Lee & Thomson's Brack «. ‘h said Thomson, and the last ys va on my own account. {am the o'dest slacking Man: faccurer 10 the United States, Haye made more in quan: tity and better in qttality than any other person in this country; br od as itslways hasbeen, it is greatly improved of late: wow mannfartared by steam power, adknownn Les Improved Steim !'ncking, No. 1 John «tr-et, corner of Broad- way. €.L looks down with it tion, and world only he still cont nues to manufvetnre his Improved 8 eain Black: ing--but why enlarge? a word to the wise isenMcient CHARLSS LEE, John strert, ¢ of B y gives, that the annual election tor ore of the New York and Harlacm Ri Company, will be held at their office, No 4 Tryon Row the city of New York, the 18, (dems the thied Tnesday in May nent, between thethours of twelve o'clock noon, aud two o'clock, f M. 230 Im*r OAN OF $310,000, FOR ARHEARAGES TO L TRACTORS AND OTHERS ON CE WORK3.—The © mmissioners of the Canal Fund, b of the act enti ‘An act to provide for paving contactors and ethers on the pablic works,” po 1013 hereby give e that sealed prope: will be reeeived neil Britay the Sh day of May next, att u'elock in tie after noon of that day, fora loan of three hondrea thonrand doll: for which crausferable certitica’es of stock, simitar to those the seven per cents of 1818 and 1819, will he issaed in the unme of the People of the Btate of New York, bearing iute.est at the fsx percent per annum, payable quarterly, and the prin mbursable at the pleasure of the Commissioners of the Conal Fund alter the year 1990. tood that the Commussioners are to be at sum, if the, off-rs are not such as ia their a ave advantageous to the ioterests of the Stite. ‘ne proposals may be for the whole or avy part of got less than $10 0005 all propyeats to be sealed Rv aud “Loan for the payment of arrearages to contiactors and others onthe public works,” and enclosed in an envelope directed w troller at Albany. money will be required to be paid on he 6th of May, to the credit. of the Commissioners of the Canal Fund vamks in the ciry of New Work or Alba y as shal! be d by the Commissiouers. Stockholders resuling in the Ivtand 2d Senate Districts, oni those residing oat of the State, «ill receive the interest on the stock held by hem, ot the benk of the Manhattan Company, iu the city of New Yorks a'l other stockholders atthe New York State Bank in the city of Albeay. Dated Canal Departmen’, Atba 3. D. 3. DICKINSON, Lieut. Gov A © FLAGG, Comprrotier, 8, YOUNG. Geers ary of Meat, T ha RRE LON, Treasurer. G P. BARKER, Att'y General. azitoMsr N. JONES, Sarveyor General. ANG SSR Oe the ‘atent Anchors, Weighiag about 1k. K. COLLINS & CO, aidec 96 Souh street, he | further !mportant Proceeding: | Market Hou ofour high- ly intelligent, deeply instructed Demo~ eratic Board of Aldermen and Assistants, In Caucus Assembled. For the past week, it has been considered expedient not to hold more than a single meeting at any one place, in consequence of the rush of office seekers, which would prevent that attention to the public welfare, and the distribution of the spoils, which is called for by the “ usages of the party,” and the oath of office, which is taken once in every five minutes in the day. Accordiagly, the board has shifted from the old Watch House in Ludlow street to a tem- perance hotel in Chatham street, next to Boss Rich- ard’s big boot shop, then to Killinger’, in the Five Points, where they got liquor at 3 cents a glass, and on Friday last they made out to get down to the City Hall, where some two or three hundred of the “young democracie” were in waiting to receive them. A few minutes before dark, the worthy and favor- ite Al ‘erman of the 10:h ward was seen rounding the north-west corner of the Hall, pulling away tor the caucus room, somewhat disguised in a new hat and boots from oss Kichard’s store, where the last meeting but one had been held. The disguise didn’t answer the purpose, and as ‘* Oid Jronsides,” as the worthy Alderman is now called, placed his left and best toot upon the last step,"*Alderman! Alderman!” “T say, Purdy!” “ Here, here, Purdy!” -* Purdy! Purdy!” came buzzing around his head from all quarters, and every nook and corner. His Honor, the Mayor, little kaowing what was going on, ven tured out of a private roum, with a “ long nine” in his mouth, which he had a moment before picked up oft of Clerk Vuleatine’s desk, and betore a reireat could be made, he was assailed wisha volley of “I vo- ted fer you, your Honor!” “Land bill Green got you nominate!’ * Here, your Honor, take my soger, our’n is out !” “Order, he’s going to make a speech!" ‘Away wid your order, old hunker, out with him!” “ Purdy!” “Bob Morris!” and a thousand other equally impressive and etlective ejaculations were tumbled out, one after the other, like the host of colonizers in the 8th ward on the morning of the last election. _ In the course of the me/ée which here ensued, Morris and Purdy made their escape, the latter minus a tail from his benjamin and the loss of a bandana—value, two and two pence. Nearly all of the Board by this tume had succeed- ed in reaching the chamber, and while Old Ironsides was busied in making a spencer of his one-tailed benjamin, Alderman W. came rushing into the room, pale and breathless. He had preven himself, on mere than one occasion,as gentlemen well knew a success: ful water man, (applause,) but to stem this rush atter oflice, was hke trying to,.wim up the Niagara with both hands ued. (Lhunders of applause. Purdy drop’d his jack-knifte and squeezed his eyes together closer than usual at thisburst of eloquence.) ** {tis our duty,” continued the worthy Alderman, “in the distribution of this world’s goods, to look after our own household—the o!d white horge of Schohane, and our intellectual Senator Warian, saw the neces sity of following strietly this rule in all of their ap- pointments. (Much indignation.) We are admon- ished to this considerauon also by the scriptures, which [’ve gotin my hat:—They are called heathens who disobey or overlook it. (Much coughing— some sueezing—and a little applause.) I have now a list in my hand—” “Stop, boss,” interrupted the Alderman of the 10th, ‘you have nothing to charge yourself with in this particular. You have taken devilish good care of your family, thus far. Suppose you now leave a little of this matter to others? !’ve a brother-in-law, and what’s more, I want him appointed.” (Great sensation.) Hatrievp then mounted the chair; the minutes of the lust meeting were read by Boaas, from the Herald, and on motion of Alderman Lye, the name Vache’s dog (Thunder,) was inserted. Asgistant Alderman PatrERson nominated for the office of keeper of Bellevue, Alderman Purdy’s brotner in- law, Mr. Moss. (Dead silence.) ‘ Question,” says Hatfield. Carried unanimously, Note.—The re- lationship in tnis case is no objection. Moss is a good Van Buren man, and Will reflect credit to the office. 4 Lump Lighters.—Nearly all of the old lamp-light- ers were voted in by acclamation; as were also about two-thirds of the watchmen. Note.—There are now over 500 applicants for office in these de- partments. Alderman Emmons stated that supper was on the table. He thought that Aldermen had better fill their empty stomachs, and in all propality things would go on better for the remainder of the even ing. Agreed to. Note.—There are certain gen- tlemen notoriously ia the habit of stuffing in their pockets what they can’t eai, and as was the case on Friday evening last, their hats also. This habit must be abolished. On the return of the Caucus, a letter was read from the Surr gate of Columbia county, in answer to one addressed to this functionary by the Caucus. He regretted the circumstance, but believed all those wanting office in the county had been provi- ded for. He enumerated some twenty judges ap- pointed in various parts of the State, together with five or_ten in this city, and after returning thanks tothe Board for its discernment and disinterest- edness, recommended ‘o its favorable attention the five gentlemen from that place who are now appli- cants for District Attorney, Corporation Attorney, Public Administrator, &c. An answer to the rego- lution, passed at the last meeting, to the committee ot finance at Tammany Hall, was read, and the names of all applicants who had not contributed, was ordered to be marked. Council to the Board. Peter A. Cowdrey ; poli- tics, office ; claims, office ; qualifications, office.— Mr. C. was opposed by James R. Whiting, Esq Superintendent Public Repairs.—E. Hofimire ; politics, Van Buren ; claims, a hard working man— good appointment. y Superintendent Lamps and Gas.—Daniel E. De- Javan ; politics, Van Buren; claims, guod. Ad- journed. ‘ Ordered printed in the organ of the Board, the New York Herald. (Signed) | . Secretary of the Caucus. Cavovs Cuamner, May 2d. Keeper of Blackwell's Tsland—John Orser ; politics, Calhoun ; claims, in- spector of beef and pork ; qualifications, sold his commission from Bouck for $1000—hard working man. Assistant Clerk Common Council—David T. Va- lentine ; politics, Van.Buren ; claims, well knewn ; excellent appointment. Superintendent of Pavements—Bryan McCahill ; politics, Van Buren; claims, leading Irishmen, works harder, swears louder, and more honest than any other democrat in the 10th ward. f City Inspector—Dr. William A. Walters ; politics, Van Baren ; claims, held the office before, shaves once a week, holds caucnses in his drug shop in the 13th ward, and physics gratuitously all the locos of his ward. The Doctor was opposed by Hasbrouck, a young physician,who must one of these days come in for a share of the spoils. Proeress or Crvitization 1x Boston.—It really appears| that Boston, the model city of morality, the pink city of civilization, is rapidly becoming the city of modern chivalry, in the shape of street fights andbrokenheads, We have lately recorded three or four fights and riots in that place, and have now to add another to the list. {From the Boston Mail, May 1.) A most disgraceful row occurred last (Sunday) night in the west part of thecity. A gang of ten or filteen per sons, some of tuem partially intoxicated, eutered Mr. Moclure’s victualling cellar under the West Boston ind, being very turbulent, were finally ordered to leave the premi eing too stromg for the keepers of the cellar, they soon commenced the work of demolition, and upset a long table, breaking the crockery upon it, and performing other feats which per sons bent on mischief may be supposed to engage in. Mr. McClure sent tor a constable, an’ one soon arrived, but finding the rowdies too strong for him, went for assis tance. During bsence they made their escape, went threugh the street creating agood deal of neise and dis- turbance. They soon met a party of colored people, whom they first insuited and then attacked. The blacks took to their heels, and were pursued up the hill te West Jedar street, where some two or three of them made o stand, and attempted to defend themselves. In the fray, one of them, named Richard Gardner, was bra | stabbed in the abdomen. In the mean time some ot the police and aftera hard brush with the rioters, two of 's were arrested. They are undergoing exami- nation this morning at the police. Warrants are out against othe but we omit their names until we learn the resuit of the examination. Vinatnia Evections.—We have not yet received sufficient returns to indicate the resnh in many of the Congressional districts. Mr. Dromgoole (Rep.) is certainly elected. Mr. Jones (Rep.) is certainly elected over Mr. Botts. The Clay papers say Mr Goggin is elected over Governor Gilmer by a small majority. Mr. Chilton (Fed.) is elected. Mr. Hopkins (Rep) iselected. Mr. Stee: red do The Clay papers, also say Mr Newton (Fed.) is elected ove Mr. ‘unter; and that Mr. Toler (Fed ) is elect edinthg fourth district. Wise is surely elected. Price wwe Cents, Twearnicats, Movements anp Dornes.—The Broughams nave terminated their engagement at the Chatham, and have gone to Boston, where they will receive a cordial welcome. Mr. Brougham is the best Irish actor of the day, and Mrs, Brougham possesses great versatility of talent, and isa very charming woman. The pretty Miss Reynolds has gone to Albany, to play six nights at the Museum. She is engaged at Niblo’s for the coming season, where she will be one of the chief attractions. {ge The ice upon Lake St. Peter is still firm. John Sefton, who is at present in New Orleans, will have the management of Niblo’s this seacon, Burton is engaged, and will superintend the produc. tion of his own vaudevilles. The Ravels will not appear at Niblo’s this sea- son. Miss Clarendon has taken the theatre at Mobile. SRS ae Mr Knaebel, the well known compoeer, after an absence of many mouths at the South, intends to return to Boston, his former place of residence, in the early part of the present month. We under- stand that Mr. K. has just completed his grand mu- sical composition, called “ The Battle of Bunker Hill,” and intends to bring it before the public in the course of the next month At the Italian Opera, in New Orleans, I Puritani has been succeeded by Donizetti's La Gemna di Virgy. So tar, the company seem to have been very successful, and have drawn full houses. Col. R. M, Johnson artived in New Orleans on the 20th, and was received by a committee compos- ed ot a number of gentlemen of both political par- ties. Colonel Barton made him an address in be- halt of the citizens, to which Col. Johason respond- ed. Lake Champlain is again ©; en, and those two magnificent steamers, the Bir! agton and Whitehall, under Captains Sherman and Lyon, two of the most accomplished gentlemen and commanders in the country, have resumed their trips. Navigation on Lake Ontario has also again commenced. All the boats have commenced their regular trips Dr. J. G. Palfrey, of Boston, late editor of the North American Review, was at New Orleans on the 21st. The Hon. Walter Forward, late Secretary of the Treasury, arrived at his residence in Pittsburg, on Friday last, after an absence of ebouta year. Go*ernor Porter has appointed Richard 8. Elliott, late editor of the el aiee Intelligencer, one of his aids, with a rank of Lieutenant Cclonel. They talk of giving Daniel Webster a public din- ner in Baltimore. Mr_Cusutnc —We learn from the Boston papers, that Mr. Cushing has returned to that city*from Washington, and that he will offer himself to the electors asa candidate for Congress, independent of any party organization. THe Miutsr Tasernacte —This building, lo- cated in Howard street, Boston, is to be dedicated to Almighty God on Thursday morning next, the fourth of May. The sermon en this interesting oc- casion will be preached by the Rev Mr Hawley, formerly an orthodox congregational minister. A series of meetings, we understand, are afterwards tobe held every morning, afternoon and evening. The room is a very large and c»pacious one ; it is estimated that about five thousand pereons can be seated in it—this, however, we deem question- able. Father Miller will not be present at the dedi- satay his attendance being prevented by a severe Uiness. Parson Mitter.—The Signs of the Times says Mr. Miller is quire low aud feeble, and fearsare en- tertained that he may not recover. It would be singular if the end of the world should in truth come i him about these days, when he is expecting it for all. Tus Tremont.— Mr. Forrest has been re-engaged for five nights longer at this theatre; he draws well, and when sustained by such a person as Jose- phine Clifton, cannot fail of securing overflowing audiences. PrespyTerian AssemBLies.—The General Assem- bly of the Presbyterian Church 1n the United States of America—old school—will assemble in the Central Church, Philad., at 1lo’clock in the morn- tng of Thursday the 18th May. Dr. Edgar, of Nashville, Moderator of the last_ Assembly, will preach the opening discourse. The new school Assembly will assemble in the Ist Church on the same day, and the sermon will be preached by Dr. Wisner. e The Pennsylvania Episcopal Convention will meet in St. Andrew’s, Philadelphia, on Tuesday, the 16th May. Mx. Russgut’s Concert.—The Melodeon was filled to Srerieging Saturday evening. with ladies and gentlemen, to listen to the last of Russell’s se- ries of musicalentertainments. As on the occasion of his first concert, the principal seats were occupied soon after the opening hour, and betore the vocalist began, the floor of the hall and the encircling boxes were filled with a sea of faces, all radiant with an- ticipated pleasure and blissful exp-ctation. The Graves absquatulation has been dramatized at Jackson,and performed in the theatre to a crowd- ed house. It is said to be cleverly done. Col. R. M. Johnson, after sojourning in New Or- leans some days, left on the afternoon of the 22d, for Vicksburg. The Hon. James G. Clinton, member elect to the next Congress, from New York, and Elon. 8. S. Bowne, have arrived in Washington, and taken lodgings at Beer’s Temperance Hotel. A Juventce Divine.—It is stated in the Baltimore papers, “that the Rev. T. Eva, sixteen years of age, was to preach in one of the churches in that cy.” We advise Master Reverend T. Eva to tarry at Jericho till his beard is grown. Does his mother know he is out? 3 Nationa. THEATRE.—This establishment at Wash- ington, will open, we understand, the first of this month. The manager, Mr. Hield, has succeeded in engaging the talented opera company, now on their way from the South. id to be Court of Common PI Before Judge In) May 2.—Philip McClusky vs. William Haughey.—This an action for an assault and battery committed last August up in 2ist street. It was tried and reported not long since in the Court of Sessions. The present action isto recover damages. H.B. Allen for plaintiff, end J. M. Smith, Jr., for de- fendant . General § Before Recorder Tallmadge, on Crolius. %Turspay, May 2d4—The names of the ind Jurors were called, and but thirteen appeared in Court ; five who were absent were fined $25 each, and there not bein present \o!orm a grand inquest, the thirteen pr discharged until this pnd Ofthe Petit Jurors called but twenty-one anex ered out of eighty-four summoned; eight were fined $:5 och, and a number excused from furt! ittendance. Forreiten Recoantzances.—Case of Albert C 1) mer ritt—This well known financier,indicted onthres t's « bills for grand larceny, ene fer forgery, and ore «+ spiracy, with William G. Watrous, was callul. «10 answering, his recognizances were deelared tole ‘0 1" +t ed. The security im the above cages was enterr! by Mary Intau, the mother-in-Inw of De Merritt, ond amounts to $3,700. Case of Pete Sherwood —This man, indicted for pick- ing the pocketot Stewart Mollan, not appeariog, hie re- cognizances were declared forfeited. Trial for Perjury.—A German Jew, named Israel Hal- lenstein, was tried for perjury, in swearing falsely ina suit in the Marine Court between John Fish biaat, plaintiff and William A. Darling, defendent, on the 80th of January last. It was proved that Hallensteia swore, that on the 12th of January last, he went to the store of William A. jarling, in company with Levi Heine. and that the iter, i his presence, presented a bill to Darling from Vishbiaat, for muffs and trimmings, to the amount of about $70, which Darling said was all correct except the lest muff, The presecution showed by winesses, that Hal lenstein’s statement under oath was incorrect, with their knowledge of the case. Atthis point of proceedings, an announcement was made that ex. Alderman Francis Fick- ett, ofthe Eleventh Ward, elected in 1834 and 1835, had died, and wasto be buried in the afternoon; when the Court, out of respect to his memory, and to allow Alder- man Hatfield to attend the funeral, adjourned until this morning at 11 o’clock. Baurimorr Ampurtwzatee —The splendid eques- trian company under the management, of Mesers. Welch and Delavan, will close ihe Front scryat Theatre this evening The performances brik 18 very efficient corps are in the highest degree oe fection, and elicit the greatest a miration trom large and fashionabe audiences. —Baltimore Paper. _—We learn from the acting Canal Somiatonst that the Ohio Canal will be in readi- ness for navigation on Monday, the letday of May, throughout its whole length. ons, fermen Hatfield and faba Baut.—The ward room officers of the U. S. frigate Brandywine gave a brilliant ball on board of that vessel a night or two ago, at Norfolk. Mussisstret Riven —The river is till rising, and we leara that vast quantities of produce are @ est from the upver country. Our market will — as cheap asany in the world.—Natches Free ler April 21,