The New York Herald Newspaper, May 10, 1843, Page 3

Rate er eee Highly Important from Washington, By the Southern Mail last night we received intel- igence from Washington that the Hon. Daniel Web- ter on Monday resigned the office of Secretary of State, and that HughS. Legare, Attorney General of the United States, is appointed the acting Secre- We also learn that the Hon. Caleb Cushing, of (Massachusetts, is appointed Minister and Commis ioner to China, Mr. Everett having declined the ppointment, Arremrrep Sytcipr.—Ptolemies, the individual ho attempted yesterday to assassinate Mayor Scott, made an attempt upon his own life in prison, ast night. This morning when the keeper went ‘nto his cell to give him his breakfast, he was found in & weak state sitting in one corner, with a hand- ikerchief tied in e noose about his nect, and his bed covered with blood. It appears that he had cut his jarm and his foot with a piece of the blade of a pen- knife which it is supposed he picked up in his cell. ‘he wounds were not expected to prove fatal—Phi- adelphia Gazette, May 9. ‘ Fatal Srgampoat AcciENT-—On Friday eve- ining last, as the steamboat Forrest was lying to, to put out a passenger, about twenty miles up the Al- legheny River, the steamboat Pulaski, which was oming up withabout one hundred and fifty passen- gers on board, run into her, the bow of the Forrest triking the side of the Pulaski opposite her boilers, {The boilers were immediately thrown down by the lconcussion—the steam pipes separating, and the hot steam rushing among the ‘engers and scalding some of them severely. The Pulaski immediately jafter the collision, sunk to the boiler deck. In the confusion some four or five are supposed to have rished, either being forced overboard by the vio- Hence of the concussion, or jumping into the water Hin their fright, jales of Stoo Philadelphia yesterday> 23 shares Mechanics’ Bank, 18}; $1000 State 4's, 47; 25 shares Wilmington RR, 11}; $960 County 6’, 1860, old, 90; 602 shares Girard Bank, 4}; 40 do Trust, 1s}; 13 do } Western Bank, 41; 85 do Planters’ Bank Tenn., 50. rex Boanp.—20 shares Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bk, 82; 50 do Wilmington RR, 11}; 100 doc &c, 117; $3,000 Reading RR bonds, 66; 50 shares Girard, 44; 14 do Louis- ville, 693; 195 do Reading RR, 90. LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS. PuILaDELPHra, May 9—Arr Ann Stille, Wells, Mo! , Battie’ 8—Arr Humphrey, Galt, NOrleans; Paoli, ler, Bremi mntinc, Corey, New Bedford; Post Boy, Salem. Cld Benjamin, Lunt, Kingston, Jam: Billings: gute, Sweet, Nassan, NP. Bld Henry Shelton, Longcope, Aue: May 6—Arr Edw Preble, Eastport. Ki May Arr ‘Nassao, NewYork; Harriet Newell, on. . 0@- BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA.—This prepai tion of Sarsaparilla surpasses any thing heretofore offered to the publio asa renovator of the human system. Its re. commendation by the medical faculty is such, those af afflicted with diseases ofthe blood or nerves cannot fail'to rs fully convinced thet it will perform all that is claimed for it. The numerous testimonials of those who have success- fully tried this article, # it beyond a doubt, taat Bris- tol's Sarsaparilla is a re and effectual remedy for all diseases of the liver, cancer, sorofula, rheum, indi- gestion, ued the various nervous affections, which is the ‘unhappy lot of many to be heir to. There has not appear- ed before the public, in our estimation, an article so well calculated to purify the system as Bristol’s Sarsaparilla. ‘The experience and standing ot Mr. Bristol it uiticient guaranty to all disposed to try this efficacious remedy. Sold wholesale and retail by Wm. Burger, 5@ Court- Jandt street, and at retail by Rushton & Aspinwail; Mil. hau’s Pharmacy ; Syme’s, Bowery; Trippe’s,168 Division st ; Weod & Morrison, 209 Greenwich st. NDRIA, ND, 0G@- THE UNRIVALLED TONIC MIXTURE, PRE- pared by the New York College of Medicine and Phar- macy, for the cure of all the protean forms of Dyspepsia, low spirits, cutaneous eruptions, loss of appetit and general debility, is confidently recomm: College as the most powerful strengthener of th and ronovator of the constiution known tothe medical ees . Sold in large bottles, $2 each, in small do, $1, cases containing half a dozen, $5, carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union. Office and consulting rooms of the College.97 Nassau st. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. 0G- A RESCUE FROM KING DEATH.—The fol- lowing certificate is from one of the most eminent artists in the city :— New Yorx, Dec. 5th, 1849. Gentlemen :—I was for along time afflicted with a se- vere cough, occasioned by first having taken a severe cold, and neglecting the same until it reached such stage that it was impossibie for me to attend to my bu: ness. Iwas compelled to desist from my business, and commenced the use of the usual remedies prescribed in uch casss, but without eftecting a cure, or even affordin; mea relief, I subsequently made use of your Hoarhoun: Candy, and such were the effects I experienced frem its use, that I was at once reli id by continuing use but ashort time, I was left in astate of perfect health. 1 ‘oa to lay my one before the xt ee ae that 1e may yw my example an eal- ed. I recente ago to ell suderinn. “8 Tam yours, wi it, To J. Pease & Son. FRA’S BAKER, 106 Wooster at. Sold, wholesale and retail, 46 Division st; 10 Astor House, 110 Broadway, and 89 ‘William ty Zieber, 3 Led- ger Buildings, Philadelphie; Robinson, 110 Baltimore st., a Redding & 8 State st. Boston; Dexter, Al- og PEARLY TEETH AND SWEET BREATH are insured to those who use Sherman’s Tooth Paste.— ‘The most delicious dentifrice in use—while it cleans the teeth and sweetens the breath, it removes all tartar, keeps them from aching and decay, harders the gums and leaves @ delicious taste in the mouth—when such a dentist as Br. Castle uses and recommends it, and when such a che- mist.as Dr. Chilton uses it, who will doubt its goodness? when the first families in America and England includ- ing even several of the nobility use it, who will suffer their teeth to decay or their breath to be offensive? Get the genuine Sherman’s Tooth Paste, from his Warehouse, 106 Nassau st, or of the Agents, 110, 978 and 469 Broad- way, 4 Stanwix Hall, Albany ; 6 State at. Boston, and 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphi QG- PROFESSOR VALPEAU’S CELEBRATED ills, for the cure of Gonorheea, Gleet, and all unpleasant lischarges from the urethra, are now so well known as not to require a lengthened notiee. They are only to be had at the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the suppression of quackery. Price $1 per box, or $3 per case, guaranteed to contain, sufficient quantity to cure. Office and consulting rooms of the College,97,Nassau st. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. CELEBRATED GRANDJEAN’S HAIR COM. POSITION.—Read carefully the directions.—Anoint the Lair every jing with Grandjean’s Composition, (the paste) after having dissolved it iu the palms of the hands in the same way as other Le ane care to rub well the roots of the hair, as there are many cempositions for the hair which are retranemitted through the pores, on the aseension of the perspiration, which is more abundant during sleep. It isfor this reason that the fe composi- tion should be used on retiring to reat. The liquid com- position ia to be employed in the morning. It is composed of the juice of herbs and astringemt roots, which strength- en the pores ; and in using it freely it fills the bulbs of tho hair, and causes a slight and salutary irritation. The conducting vessels, from their sensitiveness, are thereby nourished, and by repulsion furnish to the bulbs a more abundant aliment. "the paste, must therefore, be used at niht, and the liquid composition in the morning. The paste in the evening has afi assugging effect, and causcs a more generous now ment, which saves the bulbs from a too laborious action, that would fatigue them, dry them ‘up, and detach the small nervous vessels above alluded to, and lead to alonecia. MONEY MARKET. ‘Tuesday, May 9-6 P.M. ‘The business at the Stock Board was good to-day, and prices rose very high in some cases. Ohio 6s, 1860, 2} percent. Kentucky 6's 1} per cent. Ohio 6’s, 1956, rose 14 percent. Illinois 6's fell 3. Harlem rose 1 per cent Stonington}. New Jersey R.R. 2 per cent, New York 7's, 1849}. Lafayette Bank 1. At the new Board, there was very little done, except in Ohio 6 and Kentucky. Theadvancein which kept pace with that of the other Board. Some ef the directors, lately dropped by the stockhold ersat the Mechanics’ Bank, were among those who for. merly misdirected aftairs when the Bank sustained a loss of near $1,000,000 by aformer President. An able and honest officer is better worth $5000 than an inefficient one isn million. The Tremont Insurance Company have declared a semi annual dividend of twelve per cent. payablaon dy mand. The election of the new direction of the Harlem Compa- ny, isa matter ofsome interest, both to the community who are anxious forthe welfare and success of the road with a view to the much needed communication with Al- bany, and also to the stockholders, who have an imme- diate pecuniary interest in the matter. The whole num- ber of shares composing the capital of this company was as follows, Sept. 1841 : Sold at pyr for $735,650 14,733 4% for 471822 11,500 $1,010,472 26,533 hs 2,000 tod. Ward, in trust, 2,700 Oa hand, September, 184", Was ‘Total sharer, Deduct Pclmes's trust withdrawa, Present nuwber of shares, ‘This stock is held nearly as follows:— jamsn Watt, 8,900 Pn and ete, 5,000 Jams Law, Exar. 2 vig’ brobably bonehtsince ths shut- Litt! & Co. and Camman, Whitehouse & Co. 3,090, Dr. Fe 2,000 Be Fisk (Leong Island Rastroad,) ‘500 os 23,400 catering shares, 6,408 ‘These gentlemen are doubtless wealthy and highly in- terested in the welfare of thu road. James Law, Esq. is one of the most active and able officers that ever presided overthe road. He is a practical man, and understands that which is conducive to the mutual interests of the road and the public who travel over it. James Watt, Esq , the largest holder, entered into the speculation with great confidence in the ultimate value of the road. The ether holdersare mostly brokers. A great difference of opinion exists between these gentlemen as to the ma- nagement of the road. Mr. Watt entertains views in op- position to those of Mr. Law and the other holders cf the stocks. Thelatter gentlemen are in favor of low prices andan extension of the road through Westchest er.— Mr. Watt is in favor of high prices, and remaining quiet until the road already built is in better condition, instead of borrowing more money to extend its length. A large reduction has lately taken place in the fares on the road the rate being now 12} cents from City Hall to Harlem, or} cent per mile; and it is alledged that the great in- crease in the receipts of money fully justify these low rates. It is very evident that if a train runs to Harlem it costs no more tocarry three cara full at 12} cents per head thanone car full at 25 cents per head. The 6,400 shares that are floating in the market, if voted on the le of Mr. Watt, would give-him the direction. Ifa por- tion only vote onthe other side, he will be defeated. It will then be decidedly to his interest to come in to the views of Mr. Luw and further the interest ef the road. The public, thecapitalists, men of property and men of business,are interested in having a direction whose views and policy shall not enly benefit the Harlem road,but pro- mote'a connection with Albany by the shortest and most efficient route. ‘We mentioned some time since the appearance of the new 80 year Kentucky 6 per cents in the market. The Frankfort paper explains it as follows: The Governor of Kentucky was authorized by an act of 1842, to cancel the six y e interest of which is payable at the State Treasury by issuing instead thirty year bonds, the interest on which is payable at New York. There were about $600,000 of the 6 year bonds is- sued. The Governor is now rapidly making these ex- changes, charging, in the exchange, a premium of one - cent in favor ofthe long bonds. We mention these facts to explain the appearance of the new 80 year bonds. ‘The State is not increasing her debt but simply changing the form of a part of the evidence of it. The Baltimore American, after remarking that the Globe had quoted an article from this paper on the sub- ject of the repudiations of foreign governments, closes as follows :— Iimay be worth while to. notice, that the instances quoted from the Herald to show the bad faith of monar- chical governments relate exclusively to the subjects of the governments themselves, There isno instance man. tioned of swindling foreign creditors by repudiation— fad if there were « hundred, it would make our case no er. The views of the Baltimore American are usually of that character which do not admit of reason or argument, inasmuch as they never present themselves in any tangi- bleform. The above is an instance. We did not, nordid the Globe, allege that we cited instances of repudiation in all the monarchical governments of the carth in excuse for, orf'in palliation of a wilful ro- pudiation of just debts by the American States. We brought them to view in order to show with how oad a grace the torrent of abuse, which has been poured upon the American States, comes from its utterers. The repu- diations, insolvencies or declared bankruptcies of all the tions of the earth, came from the same cause, viz. ne- cessity; and it argues very little sound sense, charity, or good policy, in one prople, who have recovered from, or not yet arrived at such necessity, to revile another people who are lsboring with the difficulty. In relation to the distinction which the American aftects to draw between “swindling foreign creditors” end swindling domestic creditors, it betrays only a want of knowledge of the facts. There are some £50,000,000 of repudiated stocks, other than those of the United States, hel! in Englund; but be that as it may, we do not see the force of the distincti Accheat isacheat, no matter who or whet the victim may be. Ifa State has the ability to pay, and refuses to do so, the iniquity is neither greater nor less because the creditor lives in another country. If a State is bankrupt, and cannet pay at all, it isa misfor- tune, and isnot the moro a crime because the money is due abroad. Oa the other hand, according to individuay practice and ‘scriptural precept, all debtors are bound to look after their own household first. St. Paul says, 6th Timo, 8thv., “But if any provide not for his own. and specially for those of his own house, ho bath denied the faith, and is worse than an infidel.” The American seems to be alarmed that the creditors of this country will betaunted with their folly in trusting republicans. To our mind, the taunt which should be most felt, is thatthe American people, professing self- government and freedom from from all aristocratic taint, had yet the folly to ape the funding ‘system, which was one of the worst follies of the tottering tyrannies of Eu- rope, without having the means er the ability to support it. Inthe oligarchy of England, and the governments of Europe, the people have no voice in the matter. The debts are contracted by the “ government,” and taxes to pay them levied by “the governmant.” It the people murmur or resist, a regiment of government soldi correct their morals, and preserve the “ faith of the go- vernment.” In this country, the people were cajoled into debt by promises that they never should be taxed to poy principal or interest. Every one of these promises wero broken, and the most onerous taxes levied to pay for mo- ney thrownaway. If simultaneously with the creation of every debt, a tax had been levied for its payment, not one-tenth part of the existing debts would ever have been created—because the debt being presented in that practi- cal form to the people, their consent for its creation would never have been obtained. The present discredit, as it is called, seems to be the practical results of attempting to engraft one of theabuses of monarchy upon republican institutions. It is at war with their very nature, and can not therefore flourish. The American people are thereby exposed to the taunt of not understanding the practical nature of their own government. Sales at the Stock Exchange. 106. 50 Bk Com (fall) 9 106% 625 da (serio) «99, 10! 2% State Bk NY 9 mys 13 Am Ex ok ” 30: 10 do ui 29 50 OaioL & Trust 65 w% 5. do 67 al 19 ny ¢ Bk, C mn 40 2) 95 83 23 100 do, 180, at 52 Utica & Schen RR 120 5000 Kentucky Bonds 94 12 Mchawk RR bio 31% 14000 do o 150 Barlem KR aN do 12 94 10 Stoniogton RR — 26; 1000 do. 430 91% 200 L Istand RK 48 3000 do 3 94 25 Paterson RR 43h9 2000 City 5's, 1858, %6 10) do 6 4000 lo 1870. 95 50Anb& RochRR 95, 20 Manhatean Bk 2 10 do csr 20 Phenix Bk 81% 100 NJesey RR b60 77 3 Del & Had 60 104 10 76 lo Second Board, tack 9% 1000 State 534", 10! 1 pat ad 20 Cantons 169 a 3600 Ohio 1862, 100 Harlem 2 2000 do ts 5 do 215 New York Public Stock Exchange. bIS MK ” bthw 95. ion RR bIO 28 4000 do 8 2000 Kehtucky 6%, 1969 9434 Second Board, WehsN FicelysCo 25 1000 do rw a3 25 do Canton Co “btw 23 1000 do. 8 35 do do btw 23, 1000 do rw 8% 2000 Uhio tw 85% 5900 do bid Bt 1600 do. Tw 84 do bio 94 300 do rw 83% 3000 = do tw 84 State of Trade, Business generally is picking up, and most dealers seem encouraged. The number of buyers in the city is large, and they have a good deal of money with them. Fish.—There ia but little change in this market. At Bos- ton two fares of Bank Fish sold from vessels at eee small fish at $2.58, peeking included. ind prices are higher; sales; (0. 2, $5 874.2 $6 do do; No. 3, mon sustains the improvement jes 2000 Woxes Herring within the Flour.—The market is heavy. Sales Genesee $4 87} Michigan and Ohio $4.69 a $4.57}, New Orleans $4.90, Georgetown $483 a $450, Brandywine $450 a $4 62, enneylvania $4374. At Boston they quote a reduction offofa dollar on all descriptions; sales consist of 1000 bbla. Genesee at $5.25, cash ; 400 do Fredericksburg $437, 4 mon; 000 do Georgetown $4 50, 60 days, to $4.56 $462}, 4 mos; 200 do Richmond Canal $4 37 per bbI.; 208 do Phi- ladelphia at the same; Howard street $437 a $444, cash, and $4 60, on time. Grain.—Wheat, via New Orleans 100c. Jersey corn 65.2 56, Delaware 66. Ryes9. Oats 27 a 29, Provisions old mess $7.75 a $8, mess beef $7.75 Seeds.—Sales rough flax $950 a 1, i |, Lard 6}. $9.60, Timothy $15 a $l7. Kise Real Estate sales on the Sth avenue and 13th street, wore made te-day at 93900 per lot. ‘A Tea sale took place with the followin; ‘Terms, notes at six months, payable in t York, to be made satisfactory to the seller Hyson—93 chests at 91 cents per Ib ; 10 catty boxes 874; 300 6 Ib boxes 44, ee Ib ying Re bah a Hyson Skin—89 chests 47} ; 42 do 46 ; 39do 38}; 20 halt’do 40 ; 61 dodo 87 ; 81 dodo 35 ; 900 13 Ib wks do 33. Twankay—20 half chests 57} ; 15 dodo 65} ; 83 do do 6b ote, Young Hyson—21 ht chests 94; 9 do do 82 ; 343 do do 76; 98 do 70; 25 do do 68 ; 84do do 67 ; 20 dodo 66} = 118 do do 66 ; 70do do 65} ; 16 do do 68 ; 10 do do 62, 80 £, results :— ¢ city of New do do 60 ; 116do do 61 ; 27 do do 64; 151 ; do do 50)’; 81 de do 43; 100 do do 424 ; do do 38; 60 do do 36} ; 80 dodo 36 + ; 49 do 28} ; 60 6lb hoxes 37 ; (163 chests, half do ; 400 131b bxs and $73 6lb 40 withdrawn.) Gunpowder—41 hf chts 874; 81Mlol87; 35 do do 66; 37 do do 65; 30 do do 64}; 71 do do 60; 10 catty bxs $1 30; 332 6 Ib 180 do do 874; 420 do do 33; 105 canister bx« 1221b 70; (962 13-1b boxes, 308 6b do,’ and 90 canisters with- wn.) Imperial—42 half chests 2}, 16 do do 81,29 do do 66, 44 do do, and 9 chests 65; 143 half do 63; 166 13 ib boxes 33, 50 6 1b do 67}; 600 do do 374; 71 canister boxes 12 21b 66; (508 13.)b do $90.6-1b do, and 154 canisters withdrawn.) Souchong—157 Lf cheats 60; 10 do 47; 136 do 40; 25 20-Ib boxes 56; (387 hf chests and 75 20.!b bxs withdrawn.) Powchong—10 hf chests 60}; 58 do do 47}; 211 do do 46; 80 do de 424 10 do do 40; 60 do do 35; (661 do do with- iawn) . On Monday evening, the sth , by the Rev. Dr. ‘Thomas Macauley, Mr. Amassa 8. Fostsn, broker, ofthis city, to Miks Lucinps Lastsom, of Concord, Mass. * On the 8th inst., by the Rev. Dr. Skinnor, Mr. Twostas L. Tarton, of Kingston, R. I.,to Miss Annn Satrenune, of New York. On Thursday evening,by the Rey. C. T. FE. Stohlmann, Hramann Witre to Miss Jonanwa Movsron, all of Ham: Germany. In Williamsburgh, on the 34 inst. by the Rev. Mr. Wm. H. Van Dosen, AntHun A. Brown to Manv Acer Cant waranr, both ofthe city of Brooklyn. Died, On Monday, 8th inst., Many Hxzen, wife of Geo. H. Gessir, Esq., in the 23d year of her age, after a long and painful illness. The friends of the family re respectfully invited to at- tend her funeral, at 65 Bond street, at 9 o'clock Wednes- day morning. at a Passengers Arrived. Naw Onteams—Ship Ocmulgce—Miss Tardy, Mise Van A larch, C W Bostwick, Mr Daly, Masters Geo Alexr Strawbndge, Masters Eugene and id steerage, J Moxtte—Brig Sullivan—Mrs Dr Webb and da H Bangs and servant, Mrs D © Lowber and nie ni w Janin—31 in the ter, Mis S Passengers Sailed. Henry Kneeland—Mrs Wells, Mis Locke, Miln and family, Mr Hay, Alexander Ro- Guascow—Sh Mrs Drary, Geor rtson, Foreign Importations, Pauermo—Brig Palladio—1320 bxs lemons 2175 do oranges 70 atis brimstone § Broom. Mayacuez—Brig G W Gifford—a6 hhds sugar 176 do 90 tes sugar Mason & Thompson, Domestic Importation: orn—=101 bxs sugar 111 bal Markoe & co—72 hhds sugar ‘Thompson & Adams—20 Barstow & Fope—i7 Roberts & Williams 29 hls tobacco HH Eillicott— 2 W Hurrison—3 bbls. lard § H Maybee—26 do castor oil Lee, Dater & Miller—61 Wils'n & Brown—9 bales skins A Patrul'o 35 do cotton J R Milibankt—2 bbls pecan nuts H G Tnomp- son—I do sugar 1.do molasses H Monroe—1_ box J Size—3 kegs H Scheftelin—I box W & J'T Tapscott—1 A Cady in—2D Feli—2 J B Boisceau—2 H Hewitt—1 & co—2 B Ridde—3 Smith, Wright & co—1430 pigs lead A Averill—'30 bbis flour Saxton & Webb—3 hhds tobacco Crocker, Sill & Warren—t box J Colgate—1_ bale B Ridde—7 pkgs W Howe—! box E K Collins—480 bbls flour 106 bales eot- ton 400 sks corn Suydam, Sage & co—7 bales skins to oroe —B ig Sullivan—20 hid ———— MARITIME HERALD. Ship Masters and Agents, ‘We shall esteem it a favor, if Captains of Vessels will gi to Commodore Hosent Stivey, of our News Fleet ite Rort of the Shipping left at the Fort whence they sailed, the asele Spoken on their Pasnage, a List of their Ca je board them mediately on their arrival. Agents an moped eae a! home Cita ie ers fonter a ator by sendiug to ce all the. Marine Int obtains, Nantiel Information of ‘any kind will be thankfully received. ‘S33 FORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 10. Roseoe, jobertson —Bargues Sardius, Lind: sey, Cadiz, E Richardson & Co; ilison, (Br) Powdrell, St John, NB. Woodhull & Minturn.—Brigs' Eyrv, (Br) Knowl: ton, Harbor Grace and Carbonear, NF. Thos Winniett; Algon- mms, NOrleans; Detroit, Anderson, Apalachicola, Union, Chase, 8t ‘Thomas and a Bucknam, for Mayagne: vand Benj Bigelow, Arrived, Cleared. Ship Montreal, Tinker, London, John Griswold; Terega, Charleston, DW ‘hrs Leo Ki for Boston, ,Koapp, cleared for ftretmond on the 8th. 20. new) M: Coda ae frnit, Bag molasses, to Mason & Thompson. British’ brig Falcon, Pitt, 5 days from Bermuda, R.A. Tacker—5 passel.ge Brig Sullivai G. Bulkley. “Sai for Liverpool, and Sehr Hope, Mitel im, from Petersburg. with tobacco, to |. Hunter. Bete Priseille, Rich, 4 days from Marblehead, with fib, to mastet Si chr Gen. Stark, Doughty, $days from Virginia, with wood, to master Sloop Willard, Miller, 2 days from Providence, with mdse, to master. Below, Two brigs, anknown. Satled. Bremen barque Constitution, Bremen; brig Forest, Belize, Hon;schr Tangier, Bermuda, and others, Genera! Kecora, Baro Laxcer ~The underwriters have despatched an in- spector to this vessel ashore at Absecom. ‘The swell was 40 heavy at to prevent doing anything op to the lastaceounts Bria THoRW, which sailed from ‘ath alt. ut back on the 4th inet leaky. at Be4.—Lost oveiboard from ship passege from Lirerpo"l towards New Orleans, ath man, of Liverpool, Eng. where he has Commence ov New Yorx —The arrivals at this port for the week ending 6th inst. were 14 ships, 14 barques, 36 brive and 61 schrs. je clearances for the same period were 9 ships, 1 barque, 37 brigs, 3) schrs. Whalemen, Arr at New Bedford 7th i Ocean, Otaheite Dec 23, wi heite, Java, Price, 3t J shi 7 Levant, Russell, Jat 57 30 8, Jon 72 30 W, Mt Wolteston, 30 mos, 2300 bbls. 400 sp; 12th, lat 56 30 8, lou 64 W, Sout ton, Crowell, FH, 99 days out, 150 sp, "Also 211, John Howiand. Whitfield, Pacific Oc days, via Taint 26:0 apm Ry mo from—Sept 13, F Haskell, NB, 17 sey, Nant, 7 mos, 3903, 23d, 15, Russell. Stall, do, 16 mos, 000: gartown, 335¢ mot, 2300.) Heard from on jcean, Parker, Nent, 000; Ocena, Parker, ano, Howland, NB, 194 raos, 390; Off Shore. Sept 1, Nant, 800: Oct, Sa- Samael Robertson, Warner, Chas Carroll, Andrews, do, m . ied on id the Howland May 4, Win Wood, seaman, of Rumford Point, Me. it 25. trom New Bedford 7ih, Two Sisters, Mexficld, Indian Ocean. Arr at Holmes Hole 7th, Zone, Hiller, Pacific Ocean, Talea- huana Jan 10, 1900 spm. Left et T. Miltor ewis, NB. 6 mos ont, 700 whale, Spoke Nov 6, lat 4578, fon 11020 W, Young Hero, Brock, Nant, 634 mos, no oil; 19th. lat 2068, lon 116 18 W, Ann Alexanders’ aber, NB, 12 mos, 200; 2ist, Int 5 19°8,"lon 117 50 W, Eagle, Coffin, do, 26 mos, 13°0; Dee 13, lat 34 14 8, lon 8035 W, Virginia do, 28 mos, 1800 on board; 26th, lat 26 228, lon 97 5 W ‘ pooner, do, 14 "Be Rcnane went as Sahat into New London, 7th mat. at am. A letter from 3 R Biackler, Esq. U_§ Consu' Tahiti Dec 3, 1942, reports thyt the Vineyard, of Edgartown, Dut in there in conseduence.of an aggravated revole ou the part of some of her crew. Arr Sept 23, Nile, Cook, NB, 16% mos, Crocker, Edgartown, 24 mos, 650 #1 22d, Susan, Bayre, do, 35 mos, 2280 sp. Spoken. John A Robb, ef Baltimore, NOveans for Antwerp, April 2%, lat 47 40 N, lon 29 W, 27 days out—by the Monticello, at this Ovando, Nichole, of Belfast, 11 days from Apal Liverpool, Apal 47, off Tortugaeby the Be rt, Poinmaberh Broce, 14 days May |, off ‘Memory? —by the Sulliven, Wacderer, of Halifax, standing 8, April 90, lot 4140, lon 64 Sorby the Paoly at Norfolk. Helen of Boston, standing 88H, May 2,1at 28, on 73 25—by the Paolt. Beary NOtleans for Boston, May 4, lat $7 40, Ion 74 10—by the Paoli. Calabria, fiom Bremen, Me. for NOrleans, May 5, Cape Cod, Chatham light N by W'33 wil phehapeging hieola for van, at this from New Orleans for Liverpool, s Vintage, Saow, Buenos Ayres for Salem, April 9, lat 4 30 8, Int.35 1, 26 daye out, ship showing a white sigoal witha blue ball, and the letters C K in the bat!, was passed Jan 30, lat 55 33 8, lon 63 10 W—by the Zone, at Holmes Hole. Delaware, from Liverpool for New Orleaus, Ap:il 21, lat 28 25, lon 65. ayia lad de Cuba for Falmoath, % May 2, 11 lias, NYork for NOsleans, May 2, off Capes A packet from New York for Havre, was parsed April 29, Tat rte) fon 51 3. Probably the Ville de Lyon, Btoddaid santed 8 Ann, Liverrgol for NQrleane, April 28, lat 25, lon 66 joxer, nt Salem, hia for Saco, May 6, off Montank—by ‘ew Bedford. iavine, Jones, Genoa for NOrleans, parted with off Cape Syartel, April 7—hy the Fams, at Boston. ‘Cambrider, for Boston, from Alexandria aud Messina, April s—by the Fame. P Etizsbeth Bentley, St John, NB. for Liverpool, May 5, lat 42 55 2041 by the Fame. fi (Fr) Havre for South America, Meh 30, lat 4 , Lon, 65 95 Le Ferdinand, 3, fon 34 19—be the Commissary, at Boston. : Bowditch, Crowel!, Liverpool tor NOrleans, April 21, lat 27 on 62 W. Neem Foreign Porta, anos, Fevokforts Cheenti Alexen iia; unbs, Fravkiort; Uuited tates: Kenzer, NYork,and eld 27th for Ragged tiland, Cid 26th, No: wa Sectia, Patterson, Savannah. Sid Minerva, Brown, New na, Hall, Mavaaves, PR. Apr 2¢—In port, Charlotte, Faller. just arr; Washington, Dyer, for, N¥o ky Ber} b Swan, Ber) smi Aun Smith, mary, Bart, ‘of Newport, for Pa phia, Marannam, Apr l—In port, Washington’s Barge, Appl:ton, NYork, 4 days, ouly American, Pana, Apr |—In port, Malta rapham, diag, only Ay ‘racy, from Boston, via Ma- Lambert; ‘em Neweomb; Aretis, Rev ja Hy? Su ner, Howland, and Shawmnt, Kemble, a! larriet, J irv, Balu Leader, Dewing, fur Boston, Y pal 35; farwik, Cheever, Yeom Bostoo,” came in Joaky, was t> sai, nd y may have. Ie wall id Core ngers. from New Orleans, with flour, from Stoningtor bal- intended for a’ Mobile Mozanto, 103 days frem Palermo, with G. W, Gifford, Brown, 12 days from Mayaguez, with River for Charleston Windsor Cas- tog the are made to nt, aod the skill and practi nimong’ the first p.o% facture they difter fi qnarter of the country, who are now wearing C."s wi, teferred to. The Tse oF France, Feb 7—In port, Lehi delpbia, une. teh Home Ports, FBastront, May l—Arr ¥ sther CALAIS, Abr Sk Ay Tole No 330d, Harriet, Bulumore, Sid ihn Gece Nak. May 5—Sld Zilia, Cunningham, Trinidad de Pe meuTH, April i e" 3 s rnifade 1 pril 29—Sid Turk, New York; Gen Warren, Ne iT Ms 6~Sld Baltic, Porto Rico; Hellespont, ie 7A ete, Francs, ngthorn, Ne th 5 Lovell, JerieKsbui A Cordelia, «Hudson, N Jey, aid Miranda, Perry, New York Banled: Ne Esk and SSW. John Sais, Geloutta, Napoleon, Creole, Robert Waln, Rowena, nd from the Roads, Brisk—Sunday, wind SE to SSW, 7 Ginge», Cervantes, Harbinger, Win M Rogers, Harriet. W,auklinanehored yanet in Nantasket Roads. Clarion Arr 8h, Independence, Birke ‘Bearse, Mara: rs Cambrudke: posed the Cor ne ETa Ade bara , Balamore; Moza sina. Siz eree, (Br) Ellis, trom Glasgow. via Webs, Bist Indies; La yo Revunlds, Alerndiia. Nc Say a a htMourH, Mass, May ¢—Are Wyoming, Nickerson, Phila- pina. Nuw Beprorn, May 7—Arr Helen, Perry, NYork; Industry, Cushman, Caroline, Burt, Wilmingto May 4—Arr Columbus, Gardi amboat. Sid Hope & Sosan, Wi Arrd:h, Elect, Macy, Albany ld Danl Webste 1, Edgartown, in Nerfolk.— Starbuck, Edgart' wn, to fit for Pacific. Paovipence. May 6—Arr Times, Onks, NYork. Sid Heur Brown, Philadelphia. Arr 7th, Jas’ Lampheer, Keany ,aud L Long, Hawkins, d New Haven, May Arr Black Hawk, Armstrong, St Tho- via NYorks Specific, Perry. Albany; Empire, New York; New York, do.. Slt Trinidad, Duct: Barbadses Haurroip, May 7—Arr Abin Brown Philidelphia; Amanda, LaADELPMIA, May 9—Arr Potomac, Drew, Liverpool; Reynegom, Bordeaux; Matilda, Spates, Exstpor. Cld Baxter, Boston; Savapnah, Merriman, do; Berry, Sears, Charleston Packet, Crowell, Providence; Peru, West, oLK, May 5—Arr Paoli, Fuller, Bremen v: - iLEsTON, Mav 6—Cld Lanarkshi Laverpool., In port Sth, Tecumseh, Ripley, Moselle, Hunt, do, ready; Tito, [Br] Wilson, Klizabe Br} Warren, and Southerner, Palmer, for Liverpoel, loadin ibridge , Barstow, to load for do; Calhoun, Myers, for New York, Idg: Lucas, Kidridge, and Leland, Kendrick, for Boston, Mai shivgton, Adams; Moscow, ( Jas Calder, Webb Cushman: North Star, Skellingzon Hampton wix eater, n, yatites [Br] Casey, fin Belts for Hamburg and Bremen, !d forth of Earane, C Dani Arabian, 40, disg; Emily, Sherwood. for New York, lx; Paul T Jones, Tee'and Philade pha, do; Victoria, Elwell, Apalachicola, do; ‘Thomas P Hart, Pendleton, for Key West, idg; Susquehanna, ‘Tatem, to undergo reps Savannan, May 5—. Cld Douglass, [Br Mattison, ai is Stirling, Saunders; Rowland, Blanchard; Bradshaw, [ Britis Young, and Grace, [Br} Scorgie, for do, ie: Coren, Gardner, St Petersburg, ldg: Mersey, Reed, from London, wt Br] White {Br] Mondy: Sesostris, A engi » [Br] Whi and Sarah, (Br) Fletcher, for fm Havre, wig; Z Bee, (Dr Mitchell, for from NYork, dise;'G Liverpool verpool, lags Remington, for St Philuya, ind Wi . do; Wellington, [Br] Foster, ds. Worthington, and Orator, [ s & Samuel, Somers, for Boston, verpool, do. : May 2—Arr Martha Aun, [Br] Ferren, St Pierre, Giasgow, do: fm New York, } Sophia, [Br] Diadem, Barstow, Havre; Birmingham, Robloson. Towne, Liverpool; Leouora, Collins, NYork; Haidee, joston, NEW Ontxans, May 1—Arr Mary, Myrick, Baltimore 2 ANTED—A Bootmak » to work in 338 Bowery. mio 1t®r Medora, Turner, (Br) Wa'sh, all wr hire, [Br] Care istians, (Br) Simpson, and Aurora, [Ur] Sloan, Lagrange, Porter. for NYork, ready; Crusader, ion. from Li ol, dise; Nina, hee: {Brem] Weucke, ver, for Havana, Hortense, Sinith, for Boston, dg; Osceola, Boynton. tm jn port, Josephine, from Liverpect, les Amy, OrhiMe: few York Packet, [Br] Lamont, ‘Thames, Prince, Petersburg, Idg; Doane, al 'm Taylor, Guadaloupe, do: Prince Envoy, Thomas, for West fe Mary . Below, Iship, L barque and 3 ‘schra, comiug in. Cld Craton, m9 3t#ec WANTED—A young man. 10 vears of axe, and of ood edu cation,ia desirous of obtaining emplovment in a wholesale tore, oF at any respects: Y Of the highest respectsbility a8 to character, &c., will be given from the city dd country. A line Ww. t this office, will meet with punctual m9 2t®r [NSQRMATION WANTED MER, wno sailed from New York. ic who sailed as captain ont! {roit. Any information of the above will be thankfull by their f y Addressing anote to Mr. STU, Ai Allen street, New York. o mio 3t*r the new sloopof war SARAT! Commande: he jarmest and fine: pip atthe Naval Rendezvous, Water street, where a Shi Officer from the Saratoga will be in attendaace. Several Officer's births are still vaennt. Bo Joop in the ‘ice m0 lwec board fer a singh on m0 1%r of Mr. f KEDERICK GUN- Y his wife Mary, for vm the year 1833, or of his step-brother Henry Miller wake, between Buffslo and De- received T, No. SuAMEN ‘WANTED—A lew prime seamen wanted tor SGA, Joviah Tarnell, Keg. ing retty RD IN THE COUNTRY W&ANTED—Pleasact eotleman, a lady, child New Youk Island woutd be referred. Apply to STRATTON. m10 tn*r Aline P. with good board and pleasant madated on the most reasonable term. board. to let, with or without adec PLEASANT BOAPDING—Several families can be ac- commodated at Stratton’s Point, one mile from the village of Flushing; to an a steamboat rans ¢ day. thing on a sand-beach within forty rods,with di ing house, roral walks, and a prospect unsurpassed, by land and water. GENTLEMEN of steady habits can be accommo rooms in a private fami- ly, at 204 Falten street. Also, a few day boaders can be accom- & parlor and bedroom THURSDAY, At 10% o'e ck ‘art ts 8, curtains, ud ‘china glass and plated ware, &e. rior ne w style apring a do best allFrench parlor ebai RIDAY, At 1036 o'clock, in the Large sale of dey goods, summer apk French c'oths, cassimeres, sheeting Calicoes, mus ins, challys, silks. de laine ty of seasonable diy goods, elothin _ Also, fi Jewelry, mu instruments Ke." “BY CARTER ® CO. Hall.) (At their Store Jway, Gothic FRIDAY, 10 o’clock. Cabinet Furnicn and exter of mostetegaut u » bY ce Brench sofas, cushioned and spring sea % avd full French mabogany chains wie encl sed was tops; ladies wurre and se win fast tabli * yle. The catat: ly the day previous to the sale, whem the furn' be exawined rr tre Mbles, marbls top and in bareaus, a auverb rosewood premium rispo forte, gitans ps, and lustres, bewutiful mantel clocks, vases fire j, 12 mahogany Freneh bed: 0 do. London Hinews. | i. eo fancy and’ pledsed goods, gold and ailver watches, ve sale logue, viz: French parlor rocking na; ottomans; nds; marble and mabogany irs: French bodes ad al PKALE'S NEW YORK MUSKUM re may mi0 3tis®r y AUCTION SALES. | ta om MAS BK). Ancu sneer. PAKK THEATRE. THO MELE & TibWaKD. THIS EVENING, will be performed. @ LATHER (Bieres Nos. 22 Ann and 115 Fulton tv aes.) WHITEMOAD oS Generel ee Wiiechesd aa DNESDAY Laneley, Berri nish, Mus Buloid. Alter which Mi lve ta iss Walters wi e Li tions—Com pri i ‘and ble a variety ef | fig much Sercasm, Plc de; Widow Venture, Mrs houssheepiog presented to the public this Boxes, 50 5 Gallery, eet. D open at 7; Also counting room furniture, counters, desks, &e. 3 at hall past 7. . &large ndditional lot of superior second hard furniture, ATUAM THKAT. i, ofall teste Birouingdate ant Brookivn, icelusi'g Bins: | MR. FORREST 4% wise CLIFTON FOR FIVE sels, Wilton, Vevician acd Iugrain carpets, ruis, oi » | pHs EVENING NIGHTS ONL ire, Gales, sofas, piano fortes, china, glassware, looking Saecosoras Foote be of, METAMORA 01 WM Shih hth Gite th a BLACK DWAR Madison; Grace Armstrong, Second an‘ oor epen 1 Prices of Admsasion—Dress Circle 50 ent Third Tiers 25; Pit 1236; Gallery 125% cents, before 7—curtain rises at 73g o'clock precisely. HELLS OLYMPIC Pika te THIS EVENING, will be performed, FRA DIAVOLO— Fra Diavole, Mri 1m ; Beppo, Mr Mitchell. To eon: sine with ily Moryan, Mrs ‘Timm; Biddy iss Tay » ~ sne Voces will beopencd at 7, #u@ the ve ormances eommeuce at half-pes: 7, every evenmu, AMERICAN MUSEUM, Lest week of the mach admired and Maguificent MODEL OF Byes ALL IN CA! ret area of aud reprerenting every porti with auch perfect accuracy that persons who hi i point out the verv house in which they lived PRO: OR J. GARVEY & = ON, will pertorm their won derful Kquilibriums and Gymn: it LAN, the beantifal Battad Singe Miss ADVLAIDE PHILLIPS, the best Danseuse A LIVING 8* A DOG, from New Foundland. ENORMOUS SRP feet lo The Metodi-n Galvanic Goid and ‘Silver Plating! Albino La dy! Faney Glass Blowing’ and 500,000 curiosities. Day visiters admitted same evening free. Admission to Museum and entertainments 25 cenu—children half pres. Broadway, apposite the City Hall. rH. BENNETT, M * REDUCED PRiCE-ADMISSION OWE SHILLING The (ollowing eminent perormers will apoeat—M Magy b e accomplished bi it) " - RUE We PETITE CERITO. the the wirivalled Mimi grceful Dansens-, Mr H. BENDALL, the celebrated Coe fe; a large RIGINAL OIL PAINTING! W. SNOW will seil a: aac! 13. D> w Gallery, 32256 tr valwible cotlec received. bei masters of thy sven to be appre with catalog'e. mio 4t*m UCT ON NOTICE=Dablias io A. LEVY will sell on Thursda: roadway, 100 pots eho.ce Dan! Also. the Moss and other Roses, Admission free. Sale apptory. morning, at LL fae, all mained at aorts, ra d bits; Wilkinson’ baskets and tex trars; table JCTION NOTI A inst. at No 203 Broadway, an extensive collection of T Isgteal and Classical Books, selected from A. ( he 9 sold without rescrve. Sie New York Also, the gem m'0 iw*ee after the nicest, latest Pat Paris Jet Black Var. hy ated: ‘They are now reedy for exhibition . Moss Roses, is. clock, and fine Rhodsdendrors, Aza- n —Willbe sold on Thured y, the tie The Siamese Twi Serpent; The it 3 o'clock. Day vi- of chu nu the Lecture Room w commence at 8 o’cloek- MONS. BLEY’S GRAND VOCAL A olenegnasiediteng PREVIOUS TO HIS DEPARTURE FROM N. YORK ONS BLEY, First Violin Solo player at id Vocal, and Masicale in Pai Instrumental Conce: he 0 ROOM. 5. &e , faesh es just received from Earope. x APOLL M. * : Also, ‘a variety of Green House Plants, all in full bloom; | on Thursday, the 1th instant, arsisted by the following most Strawberry Plauts, 10,000 Aleanthus Seedlings, &e, &e. emineut talent: “mio 20mm MADAME SUTTON ~ BENJAMIN MOONFV, Auctioneen MONS. F RAKEMAN, UCTION NOTICE.— Hay Huidware and shelf goods— ONS. TIMM, hy mgt SS seit He At the sarepatlon gh tpary tenis’ Maes: Bley bea vad i 5 . wey den marys odo, | tickets at 30 cents, to be tho Muste Sores end Hovels anil at the door. ; ‘prokrarome see small bill, Concert to “commence at 8 5 maa: ig nha rf ISIER’S CONCERT. stair rods; sparables, &c. Also, 12 0 do: erior tw MR. ROS ‘: 3 . Tory, stag guard carvers, &- Alo, 900 dozen five 1, 2, 3and 4 APOLLO ROOMS, WEDNESDAY, May 10. blade pocket eutlery. A 'so, C. 8; shovels; curry combs; hand- | QEETHOVEN’S Pastoral Symphony, Mendelsohn’s Mid- sxw files; pistols; silk worm gut for fishing; shoe'thread; cot sumer Night’s Dream; Weber's Jubilee Overture,will be tou twine, &e. Also, at 12 @’clock, for account of whom it | plaved by a numerous orche may concern, for cash 918 straw i m0 1t*r Tealian and ir will be sung by s)he &e- Bull part bitle, ne om, Vie er,'Mr§ ¢! JA Kyle ae ac nce of Mr Rosier, 251 ANSEL EDWAR orl stivet;at the principal Music stores, and at the door om ——— = svening of performanee. m #3? ROAD : i as “ 8. R¢ -R, FRENCH BOOT MAKER, SINGING, from sis, has no) sayortment of ready-made | NW ADAM SUTTON, having arranged to 1etum to Italy the Boots and Shoes, ie bestealskin,for Five Dollars, superior b ust. to any other boot i ker it y mmio'iméee_ | tumeto, PARIS BOUTS AND LASTS MADE T) ORDER Vacost F 0 ee a faccai, the Kurope, increasing the strength ai By E. SUSER, 1% Broadway, sement,) | compass with estonishing rapidity,’ Her purile wall’ have One Door from Courtlani!' » advantage of her singing with them, whieh be { Lasts, an | by masters alone, who shave been emiaent siners. Ls b or sirous of availing themselves of Madam Sutton’s limited stay, mateurs of a gent! may ascertain terms, &e., by application at 77 Chambers street, jean, now, make, in New York: from 9 oelock till 2. a3 fn? wate tals, all that ts 50 perfectly made, in £0 DIANO FORTES SNUNNS & CLARK, offer tor sale at Cp Neha ee beakers ofa PD itheir ware room (formerly tar Broadway.) Ne. 500 Broads eee a taunts) are resp; ctfully. in v2 | ay, opponite the Park, Iarae assortment of rosewood ts and lasts before they despair of bein: ‘chaus | mahogany Piano Fortes, at reduced prices. Having recently made very important. i prot gard to touch, tone ant ‘constrection of their Pianos, 21x27 22432 24136, foi mior le by. PERSSEE & BROOKS ARDWARE PAPER—00 reaws glazed Hardware Paper, No G1 Liberty street. vite purchysers to ¢xamine them before hasing elsew ys NN. & C. have j ust finished two elegant rosewood seven octave ‘which they offer for the examination of the pabite JOHN HENLEY. FOR T COLLECTION OF BILLS, MONTGOMERY REFERENCY, — Maxwell & Co, Messrs. pes. M ) } New York. 1 J + ‘St John Powers & C0. moni * WFMEMG RSampesay § Mobile, Ain. Jobn Whiting, Esq , Cashier of Branch B Montgomery, Ala. BANK AGENCY AND EXCHANGE OFFIC NOTES, DRAFTS, ke. ke. » ALA. is sm. Apply at 179 Broadway. COsT—Yetvrday, in Chambers erect, a small Spanish Poodle Dog,’ The finder will be suitably re warded by leaving it at thi: office. m9 prose. compliment to the season, when all may he furnished with Faney Cut Ti ing of pic ure frames, lonking glasses Hainp:, &e Se, w ing expense, at 164 Canal si m6 Im*jub WATCHES, DIAMONDS, &c. TT Hie Subscriber having’ retired fromthe 7 5 Lada 6 Ro, 3 Coops tc word at the fend jereets, opposite the Custom Honse, for Sea ae Warchea, ninoute ‘aud Gentlemen's Jewelry,at Irigesin accordance with the ira) AO LADIES who are renovating their dwellings, as a is buoyant wo for the BIRDS and in a healthy state # Py revs aout pore well to call at Commer.cal Hotel m9 tm et. GENCY MOS? —A gentleman occupying a store OR SALE—LHE ‘OR, SALE—A lot of choice canary birds, very gcod singers ug would do RACE BOAT “WAVE.” which for f model to'pa he @ an opportuaity to coave ‘bets diamonds 4 ers An opportuaity to convert ease. Watches, which he can re- time keepers—aleo,Gold Chak, : ' speed and beauty of mosel is probably unequalled, either na, atid Tea Sets, of the newest patterns, ey et ee ere Se Way ea ROeS | wish seas on aba take length thi train eet, Apply co ‘Quality aud workmanship at 5 per cent advance Uribg, uieremutiley patrit, or any ower reapectahle busi. ‘M. CROLIUS, the Guilder, on the manu ficturer's prices. All_the above articles shall be nes. Apply to box No. 191 Upper Fost Office, "ms imeeode m6 6tisr 400 Water street. | equal to the best made in New York. $12,000, #280. § sinus charged.) Apply to SCHIEFFELIN & FERRIS, Counsellors +t Law, 20 Chamber® stree*, mit James Pilbrow, ef Loudon, for Thomas R. Hofland Fredericksburg, Va., will pi through the New York Pos: Office. m0 Ste , $5,000, $2,900, $2 000, $200, to loan on at seven per cent, (10 commus- MERCHANTS AND CONSIGNEES—The person or {firm to whoke care » package was conngned by Mr. then of ‘e communteate with the tatte r Elm street, is now open for the recey men are invited to call an n of subscribe: 'w this establishment, es Bandbox Pi wi th T? BANDBOX MAKERS—2000 for ‘ale cheep, in lots to suit purel cern, Apply at No. 138 William street, mio 3t®m im the store. TOLET—Th* Nor parts of the th. sory brick Houses Nos. 345, 317 and 3.9 Broome stre between the Bowery and Elizabeth st., with 12 ro with kitehen and ce'ler. street, to let. : St Pipes for tha Croton: Water will either of the hor if reqvired, and poss ; intlrmatinn, loquize 0 CHULTZ & BLEIVORN, ‘No. 91% Bowers. m0 lw*®m Gs MNASIUM. P ROGERS informs his frien's and the public, that his + sp'endid Gymnasium at Nos. 17 and 19 Canal near the most excensive and complete one of per, wsers, to close a con ee new three the three story brick House and Store No. 350 Broome TO, THE MEMBERS OF THE CORDWAINERS 80- CIETY—Gentlemen:— Che op: ression and want -macr i Youc wive ,and your little ouee have long and pain: whiel ay folly suffered, has. b when I reflect thit this fering al penory has been forced upon you princioally by men who hare litt'e or no knowledce Tadies boot aud shoe busiaess, whose knowledze is only and not in practice, and who impudently hing up a of the in thes Ladies’ French hoe Store, thereny devuding aud ith prices below all be and. pri of your es. the snsuppe et. leordiatly acquieres hope that pradence, uoanim: t competency {or your lebor, will be crows cess, I have received your list of wages, th it and remain yours respect{ully, SAMUEL ALLEN, 70 Lispenard st. ‘Tuesday, 9h May, 1913. ‘The following ge’ tlemen have also acceeded to ont I wages, for which they will Messrs. Nuun, White gers, M’Conichy, ms, Newman, Gehim Dunbar, Hunc & Hunt wid, Nunham, Reynolds, Haw Il, Boyt, Scott, W. L. Whiting, Crosby »N. #:' Ferguson, Labatouw & "Fox, Ackerman, Rogers, 1G rg of the Society wi 1 D o'clock, at the house of V. Mager, Ol Klizebeth strert, a all who are not members ar: respectfully mvited to attend. By oder of the Society, _mio tt? J.C. PULIS, PHOTOGRAPH PORTRAITS —Dr. L. M. CYRU: this new art, produc*s by it not only iginal portrsit, buta'so a purity o ter ie chet, @’ ® wi oureg? me merous ‘friends end the pub’ woutd fain inform them that he has datioy of ladies, a suite of rooms ia Hi nse, corner of Broadway, where he irate h Ham hia pro ] his aitention to ail who may honor him with. their fivors, will ineu e him a continuance of the patronage hitherto #0 liberally bestowed on hi ‘The Doctor jastraction in every d-partment of the De- guerreotypeand Phytographic art. Instramenu fy: taking per: ‘smal! serle, for sale, as also the necessary ions for the taking of portraits in Phyto- graphs or colors, ‘Terme moderate, mio lin? PACKET SHIP OCMULGEE, from New Orleans, is dix charging at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall at. Consignees will please attend to receipt of their goods 1m- medintely. mom GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE, THE LARGEST, THE CHEAPEST, AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF WIGS AND SCALPS, ARE TO BE FOUND AT CLIREHUGH’S, BROADWAY, ENTRANCE IN FULTON 8ST. % many attempts that are daily making to imitate there lebrated Wigs and Sealps, are jasc so many proofs of the chemical rrep a7 ‘tb chtracter they have atta‘ned, and the estimation they are in by the ¢ But the public will observe that C. 1 the jou, want: hich they to execute, uv id conmolssears sre invited to inspect hi Ae eee ADS OF HAL asivtags which, for elegance, lighteess, and di lnctions of moder ty, may be classed In therr mana ‘Tho hair is y insertedyand so «quatly distriouted as to appear just is- suing rom the skin; they cover no more of the brew thaa the natural hair doe: pressure is ob¥ estimable, being ooly one O72. w od havibK 00 metailie spring,all disagr ted. Fog a southern climate, they are in it ingress, and Senators, Members of ¢ prices will be found to euit the circumstances of all midiu6t* r K BOARDS—4000 pounds of superrior Dramk- iT Ngmele by makers Boarie—ior sale PASSE & BROOKS, No. 61 Liberty street. fo me a matier of deep regret, and ing lating thet yon have ‘made an effort to throw off the shackles, end to rlerse yourselves from table burden under which you have so long groap- the position you have iaken, and I ity, and good order will charac- terize your society, and ‘hat your efforts to obtain a fett and 3 d with much nd acquiesce ‘ins, Hemil-an, of, tees), & Gay, ‘owles & Joues, An tc- Nos. 29 and 31 Gold street, N. York, April, 1843. PRICES GREATLY REDUCED. \d improved machinery to ie cost of materials aud labor, are enatled prices of their Presses, nod of Printers? Kenerally, as will be ‘seen by to which they beg leave to tablishment is still under U Fa wanp M. Hox and R their friend that, notwithstanding the reduction prices, all articles manufactured by this establishment shall tain the high reputation which they have hithe of them in every particular. ‘They flatter th their old friends will not only continue Printers generally will a Very best articles at bare ve remunerating p1 Ordets from any pat of the country for Printers or Binders, mcluding ‘Types, Ink, executed with the greatest care and prompt best terms. Jobbing work and repai posed upon with spurious articles, made in Of th uote, three times before the first of July next, and of thet papers to us, will be entitled Co payment of their bi buying mex the amount of it. api in the above article at R_ ROB ing and Door Plate Estab umbers, a new and den houses, church paws, «hi R. ROBEK m6 Im*r PRINTERS’ AND BINDERS? WAREROOMS, "THE HOH PRINTING PRESS MACHINE AND SAW. MANUFACTORY, in consequence of the ‘addition of ne cir Works, aud the reduc: rently to Binders? their newly printed ‘rsonal superintend- Tt Hom, and they assure to mustained. It will a'so be their constant endeavor to improve the quality their favors, but that reciate their endeavors to furnish the -) Will aud on the i will be aone at the lowest pos sible prices, with every attention and expedition, ee ae eat Eive, & Shaw's, 728M N. B—Ail'wrticies manufretured by ths establishment will -agnteter : stamped HHOE & CO 20 that persons from ab $e serge! Insurance C s te this city, no Po doa of newspapers who publish this advertisement, wie i DOOR PLATES! DOOR PLATES T=—Those in want o” ¢, cheap and durable Silver Plated ~r Brass Door ERTS’ Stiver ment. 157 Bowery. Fal art 4th door above Broome st., east sida. SOP RANCIS? PATENT LIVE BOAT, Office No. Wall treat. m3) hea and Clock: ired under hi nal superinter- dance, with the amsistance of the beat workmen. namonds, Pearls and other precious Stones and "eed M. LADD, bough hi WM. F. neh ant, epmite Os Cares Men 420 Im is*m Tey eal genta iy receiv gold and hewest styles, direct enniacorrers, a England, rence, and’ Switserinad, be te enabled tooffer a larger assortment, and at much lese a er house in th Go} ches and 2 rranted Mat eee of watel ie) OT. OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot, takes charge as master of vee sels bound to New Bedford, Nantncket Shoals. Boston, Portsmouth, Portinud, Kengebeck, and OTHER PORTS east of New York... Office at Brye & Shaw's, 223 Wal PASSAGE FOR LONDON—Packet 10th far iB lead at suing packet ship MONTREAL, Cape E. G."Tinkertwilf sail pontively ta above, het ray flaring splendid secommodations for cabin, second ca steerage prsseun nage vearly 4 tide ou boards or co or PIGS gett a ER PSCOPT, “mae 42 Peck lip cor Bouth st. PASSAGE FOR LONDON—Paeket of the 10th May—The or fast suiling packet ship MON- TREAL, Captain ‘Tinker, will sale as above , ber rei i superior accommodations for cabin, second cabin and Fe passengers. Fersous wishing to embark should mabe 7) tiny asplicationto, "SBE HERD MAN, HE OLD GALE’ of No. 12 Pec! where the public will fiad the old Doctor, aat m this ay, Tke Doctor continues bis usual. e tothe hair, and when fom obstrac it jr ne in por the sealp the supp'y of biood aud moistures is cut off, the obviow f the blood zeetred, aud , rat STFANES" HAI ene removed, bsldi ‘ONIE will prod id ensore a healthfe ‘an phys ands, B. Sands & Co., No 273 Broadway East pains in the stomyeh ar eruetations ond oth you a dail tut cons shou'ders? Mo you experience une kidney, acecmpanied by shooting pai word, have you any of the symptoms whieh d bowels? Are you anuoy swer is affirinns avons megstive tle or two of organic s!ructure, we guarantes a cure old by A B&D. Kands, drove B. Sands & Co., No. 273 Broadway; D Sands & Co East Broadway. m6 6tiosr THE NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, No. 75 Chambers STABLISHED TO REND: ED #0 and Scientific Aid. Ail kind of di all diseases of the eye avd ear Particula: to the treatment ol all female compla desire it will ited at thei be regal ig department is attended by an apot ry as pure and genuine, Capping and the shortest notice. Open Cauents from the country ing CO a great advantages this Tustitati , can be xecommodated with board diete'vicinity. leech ing wil shi jon DR. HOMER BOSTWICK, ‘Auieuliog Phones Tod geigeon, roadway 75, Chambers house west of '3 HEAD DISPENSARY formerly ip is removed io No. 100 Chatham street, loves its gloas, becomes diy and harsh, sud falls off, Now itis at upless the poresef the scalp be opened, — Cus andra’ T t Will re-clothe the baldiplaces with ind redun- with the ians, No. 79 Fulton street; A. 5 7 » No ce $1. mé 6tinsr ARE YOU troubled with a Tecliox oppression alter ening? Do you experience a faint and dizzy sensation alter taking strong exercise? Are you afflirred with griping or spastnodic with some symptoms cf imperfect digestion? Mave de, or between your a disorder ed state of the stomach the bowels, or the nerves? If the ane ish to change ‘it, te a hearty and » Oye JAYNE’S TONIC *RMIFUGE, aud, anless there is a muformatiox in your 1, No, 79 Fulton stragt 4 rt, STO THE AFFLICT: eases will be treated, and surgical operations of every deserip: tion performed in the moat careful aud seientifie manoer. One of the first oconlists in the city will attend to the treatment of atiention is paid Patients who houses. ‘Those whos to pay for their medi= re provided for private aoe, ds of experience, aud #1), aedicines dispensed may be relied o 1 be done gat themselves of the in the treatment of and surgical opern, and rooms in its imme titation is under the patronage and commendation of ; loath stivet. their friends residing in Great ri them brought out os usual, hy any of the sifips composing this line; and drafts any amount. payable without discount throughout the Unit Kingdom. ‘Apply as above. mir if ¥OR LONDON=Regalar Packet of the 100 May —The frat sail et ship P.O Calin’ Sioker, “wit sol ee above herregular day. Having very superior accommodations for cabin, second ea, fund steerage pansenger persone shine fo embark tion ou board foot of Malden lane, oF je early application on a MeMURRAY, N. B.—Persops sending for ha and Jeiand bi o JOSEPH ig Ad a street, corner of South street. Persons wishing to for their friends, can have them hase | bronght out by the above ship, or auy of the regular packets, by applying as above. ter, post-paid. , #£OK LIVERPOOL—NEW LINE—. tar Packet of 25th May.—The Splendid Packet ip SHERIDAN, Captan }. De tons positively above, her reg! y Pastage, huvine aecommodsiions un comfort, apply on boarly at Orleans wharf, foot Ory eee COLLINS & UO. 56 South street. Brice of passax 0, $100. ‘Tne Packet Bip Garrick, Capt. Wm Skiddy, of 100 tons, wil ‘sneceed the Sheridan, and sail the 25th of June, her the ships of this line will only be received at Gil- and Hale’s News Room. : : ers may rely on the abipe ofthis line salting panetwal rtined FOR LIVERPOOL (British, vessel)—Saits Thorsday, the 25th of Mey ‘The favorite, at itish le r7 w kuown very fast sailing Bi ship CHESTE! i above. plat: hn Doyle, will sail pos ly ae jor freight apply on board at Tier 13 Kast River, or to the subscribers: ROCHE, BROTHERS & Co. 35 Fulton st, sea next door to'the Palton Beni. FASGAGE FOR LIVEMFOQL——Packet inh ay—A splendid pecket ahip will be despatched and eiue ple commodations. tor eabiny second and steerase rassengers, for passage early application should be made on board, or to W.&J. % ARSC ‘T, 43 Peck Slip cor ath st. ne 2 POOL.—| tar yee of he ih ay. The very superinr, frat, sail ta STEPHEN WHITNEY, Captain Thompeon, wi positively sail as above. si that Yok eatin op nies ommodations for cal in aeoee 7] Having very supe: one ant ‘steerage pomeune ons wishing to. ets take early appiication, on board Bata Maiden Lane rons Ww oldeouncry, ean try atthe post paid. praetn8 YY: (E—The superior Freuch barque AIGOE, covet nad copper Kaack wines oat hed rnmediately for Hats MIGNETTE Por Petane asniy 0, GNETTE, — Ll rt NEW ORLEANS—LOUI RK LINK—Positively First Aue o anil the Toth a Ree viing packet ship MEMPHIS, Captain Allen, é ‘abovey het regularday. For aoe oe ree band ‘miahed necoramoda ith ng Rentlc wen :— mn pas hayiog handsome it Orleans wharf, foot of Wall st. orto ay Dit We: BRO WAL ee, wa oars Olean anh foes of PUES, aa EV: DK. GEO. POTTS, Shippers mayrely upon having theit goods correctly 1 K, ; GQ. SERIN sand thatthe shine of ys line will aul panetually 9a adr: al6imisee REE BR SHOU ER. tieed. Any ruaranago vo that e fect will be given and folfi PORTU! SE FEMALE PILLS. Tiss ah celeb Pills, from Portngal, are, = syd tobe in this country, Secisdverass] pene. < iat may be requires ats in N. Oriesws, Hnilin & Woodaff, who will prompe ty forward all goods to their address. _— ‘ship Ocmulgee, Captain Tort, will succeed the 18. mee