The New York Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1843, Page 3

the previous year. The compromise act expired Ju 30h, and was succeeded by two months of un certainty, and followed by a prohibitive tariff. The results were that the imports of the three quarters ending April Ist, 1843, showed » decline of $51,000,000 from those of the same period of the previous year. Notwithstanding the large imports of the + — first six months of 1812, exchanges turned in favor of the United States; and during the paralysis of commerce caused by the tariff, specie has been pouring in and use- Jessly accumulating in the Atlantic banks, Now, thesame cause that produced that stagnation of trade and influx ot specie last year, will be in operation this, viz: uncertain ty. The taritt will undoubtedly be modified at the coming session, and of course no large imports will be made under the present ruinous regulations, when there is a prospect of their being reduced. Hence the demand for bills will no! be materiolly increased. On the other hand,the abundance of money in England, and the rapidly improving state of its trade ond prices, will greatly enhance the sales and improve the money values of American produce, and of course increase the supply of bills. In this view it is not probable that any material rise in the value of money here will be effected for some time. It is true that the in- terior is greatly in want of a circulating medium, which is finding its way westward, in the same ratio that agricultural produce rises in value and comes for_ ward to market ; but the operation is a slow one and as the money now bere finds its way west, it will be resupplied from abroad in return forthe new crops. The ' supplies from the extreme west cannot come forward unless there is a foreign outlet; so that in truth, the west will draw its funds from Europe. The probability is,that the rise in stocks willbe sustained if not sent much higher. In 1882-3, when the tariff of that year produced the same rumous state of things as now, N. Y. State 5's, 20 years to run, sold at 117, and United States stock at 120. In that year there were near $50,000,000 of United States stocks outstanding, and now scarcely $20,000,000. Since the last steamer arrived the stock market has been slug- ' gish, and prices have in some degree receded, mostly owing to the fact that values have gone up very sude denly in the hands of epeculators. They have been re- alizing. Stocks have been working into the hands of ca- pitalists. The facilities offered by the banks are undimi- nished, and they now lend freely on all dividend paying stocks at 4 per cent, with a margin of 10 percent. This being the case afurther rise may reasonably be anticipa- ted. The following is a comparative table of price: Prices or Stocxs in tHe New Yore Market, Dec. 15 1812, aNd May 31 anp June 15, 1843. May 31. June 15. Rate. able. United States.5%6 1644 bad 6 1844 w © 1962 16 ‘Treesury Notes. 6 100 al New York, 7 Isit~49 1o9sgail2 . 6 1850-54-60 109 allo. 107° alug’ 6 1861-62-67 96! Je9%4alio%108 atoo 534 1860-61-65 88 a 90 103 0105” 101%aloag 5 185 92 093% 99 a MYOTKA — 5 1846-7-8-9 85 a9 99 5 1850-1-3 785) 86 99 5 1855-58 B4Ka 86 ee 1859-60-61 85 a 86 43% 1849-58-79 a 8? Ohio, 6 1850 Tan 75, ‘ 6 1856-60 72 a 724 ne 5 60 265 Kentucky 6 — TB a 70% is 5 — 62 0 69, 6 1870 18 all 5 2% years 20 a 21 6 — 28 a 30 6 — 65 0 80 5 65 075 5i—_ 38 a 396 ‘— eons 7 1957 106342108 bape age taht 105 “a106 1 a a Bk of Com. N. ¥. full sien 83, 1 a Warsi 0 scrip 15ga al01! a N.Y. Life Ins. & Trast Co. =" 80 290 83% % Farmers’ Loan & Trost Co. 13 15 30 a3l 26 0 26% Ohio Life Ins. & Trust Co.” 60 a 65. 83 87 0 88 Bank of U. 8. in Penn, 2 a 2h 4) Boston & Providence IR, 87}¢a 90 N. Jersey RR. & Trans Co. 66.8 68 Mohawk & Hudson RR," 30%a 3134 Utica & Schenectady R.R. 117 “4120 Syracuse & Utica Rui. 99242100 The rates show @ fall .The progress of events through out the Union, however, indicates that the dark period of stocks has gone by. The breaking down of the paper system,the fallof prices,and the ruin of the foreign trade by the tariff, accompanied by the absurd chimeras of pet- ty politicians, encoureging people to believe that their debts could be paid without money, have been the causes of the temperary indispesition to pay taxes for debts. All those causes are being rapidly removed. Illinois hes pushed vigoreusly towards compromise, and other States are following ; while the enormous incresse of trace which all the internal channels of communication pre- sent, accompanied by rising prices and an influx of mo- ney, are removing the inability and restoring the dispo- sition to pay. ‘This disposition follows the natural order of busine: in this country. Repudiation was first start- ed west, becavse there they first felt the blight of the revulsion. They are now recovering, while the Atlantic States, Pennsylvania and Maryland, are now agitating repudiation. These Atlantic States feel now the destructive effects of the tariff, in addition to other evils. In Maryland, in particular, several countics have passed resolutions, repudiating the public debts. On the 3d instant, the citizens of Cecil county, Md., passed repudiating resolutions. This is the only Atlantic State which hes done so; and it is precisely in Maryland where the “assumption of the debts,” or robbing the frugal forthe benefit of the extravagant, hes been most pertinaciously advocated. That chimera has now en- tirely passed from the public mind in other sectiens, but its bitter fruits in Maryland, are the shameless determina- tion net to pay at all. The State, in so many words says, “if their debts are ever paid, the other States must pay them.” Yet, this is only temporary, returning prosperity will restore a healthy state ofthings. The United States as it were, are “rushing” forward to wealth and power. As an instance, we make the following extract from a distinguished authority in Cincinnati, dated June 5, 1843 “ Building is here now 63 per cent less than three years ago; and whatis of equal importance in the premises, the hite Water Canal goes into operation the first of Sep- tember, bringing a portion of the immense products of Indiana direct to this place. Sixteen ye.rs ago thi city contained 16,0¢0 inhabitants ; now upwards of 62,000 within the corporate limite, and upwards of 72,000 by ac- tual enumeration; we shall count at least one hundred bony i eo Pte eae re ew York, 350,000; yet you never inereened #0 fost on, we do new One thousand houses were built in each of the last two ears, and 1000 this—one-fourth of which are up, and go- ing up. It is the handsomest city I ever saw; and I have seen many of the principal cities of Europe, and all of an: Hote in te United Staten” ee dj The same facts are true of all sections of the Union, Opulent and populous cities grow up as if by magic. The very rapidity of their growth checks occasionally the ge- neral welfare only to push it forward with greater and more irresistible impulse. Debts which to day bear a large proportion to the general wealth, in a few years be come insignificant amid the accumulated opulence of the people. Sales at the Stock Exchange. $6000 NY 7's, 1918 exdiv 17% 90 shas Vicksburg Bk 3 3000 do 6's’ 1662 108% 125 Fa mers? Trust 25% 1600 Ohio 6's, 1869 exdiv 89 100 Canta Co 26 lo 0 5000 Indiava $ bonds os 2 do 830 25 9000 Kentucky bds b39 98” 12 Utien & Schen ng 5000 do 3d 98 5 Aub & Roch 95, 20000 = do $45, 1s Norwich & Wore | 234 3000 1% awk & Hu 4 2000 Ilinoisspel buds" 35 do os 4009 do 3% 75 do 37% 334@ 400 Harlem ng 0° 5 (do 33) lo 930 3358 do 160 3356 100 | do b10 3335 100 Boston & Prov £90 101 0 2 Merchie x WO 190 L Island RR yt 10 State lo 810 52 ‘25 am Exe Bk 79 100 do b 2% Oho Life& Tr 850 Paterson Second Board, Lisland RR = 52,25 shas Stonington yaaa 50% 50 Harlem 10 New York Public Stock Mxchange, $1000 Gov 6's, 1762 12afo 113 $10000 Kentucky 6's 98 ‘00 NY 57,1898 ope 98 «= 1000S do 7% ‘dy bidaf p98 safo 89 5000 1000 lo pw 98 2000 Ohio 6's, 1890 25anas Mohawk RR B30 39 2000 do do ba 39 ope 8) uo 200 do 160 885% 100 Herlem RR aus 1000 Iinois 6's, 1870 nw 34% 350 Ls Islnd RR 52) 1000 do bio 450 lo 52 2000 do bow 366 25 do 960 52 1000 33% 150 do 51 1000 do btw 39% 100 do 452i 12900 do 10 83% 125 do 930 52! 5000) lo 3198 25 Canton Co bid 27 io do tw do 2000 Kentacky 6's bio 984 $2000 Illinois 6’, '70_ stw 33% S0shas L Island RR sim 51 State of ‘Trade, The canal trade has been heavy since the opening of navigation. The tolls collected are greater in amount then or y previous year—even going beyond those of 1341. The followii ble exhibits the state of tolls for the last four season: 1340, 1841. 1842, 1848, April 29th to 80th $6,494 $10,713 71 $16,695 12 $75,407 19 May IsttoSlet 69656 77,893.43 63,336 48 41,869 66 June ist to 10th, 24,661 2464472 19,775 83 $90,812 $112,651 86 $93,706 43 $117,266 85 Flour.—Generser 5 «5 12}; Western $487} a4 94; Ohio $5 03.0512}; New Orleans $505 06}; Georgetown and Alexindria $5 124; Howard streat $6 25. Rye Flour, North River, $3 2. Meal, $2 sits 8 for Jersey, Brandy: wine $326 bis. Shorts6}a7. Ship Stufts 12 a 136. th Grain. Wheat $107} #1124. Corn, New Orleans 65a ‘64, North River 68c. Rye 79jc. Oats, River 30c. /.—Onondaga $1 per bbl. of 5 bush. of 56 Ibs. Seeds.—Clover 64; Timothy 10 50 50. Hemp —Sules ‘Mitourl’ dow rotted at $07 00.0, $100, 6 mont Provisions.—Pork, Prime $8 62}; Mess 10 62}; Old Prime $25; Mess 1025. Beef, City Mess $837}2550 Lani, bbls 5} a 5f, prime kegs 64.c. Bacon, Hams 4§. Cotton Trade. ; ‘The receipts of cotton at the South fall off rapidly ox the season advances, and accompanied by the late ad- vices trom Europe, have imparted a firmness to prices, and in some cases an advance. The growing crop of course cannot be estimated at this early season. The only data on which its comparative extent may be estima ted, is the dispesition to plant, and the extent of land brought under cultivation. This will be equally as large as last year, while the physical force, applicable to * picking out,” will be much greater. The rule that low prices of cotton discoursges production does not hold, for the reason that although money prices are nearly 0 per cent less than 1839, yet the low cost ot supplies, the ab- sence of bank paper, and many concurring circumstan- ces, enable the planter actually to realize more from pre- sent prices than former ones. With a rise of prices in England, consequent upon the improved trade there, the present growing crop promises to be the most lucrative for y. The position of the crop now is as follows :— Recuirrs, Srocxs ayp Crops or Corron ix THe Unitep States. 1942. 1343. Receipts, 1,603 980 Exports to Great Britain, 981,141 Do to France, 349,183 De __toother Ports, 101,825 Stocks, 165,660 The following is a comparative table of prices, Liver. pool classification : Prices or Corton—LiverProon Cras: 3 N. Orleans. Mobile. Sav'nh. NewYork, Inferior, ‘a56a5 5 4%ad Sha 586 Ordivary, bhga 5 Middling, 6Ma Gy rit Good far, Bion 9 Good and fine, 936210 Brighton Cattle Market, Monpay, June 12, 1843.—At market, 400 beef cattle, 12 pairs working oxen, 20 cows and calves, 600 sheep, and | 640 swine. Pric Beef Cattle— Prices were not sustained on the second and third quality. We quote first quality $525 a 5 60; second quality 475 a $5; third quality, 40475, Workicg Oxen—No noticed. Cows and Calves—Sa Sheep—Lots were sold at $1.50, 1 75 and 2 50. Swine—Lotsto peddle at 4}3 for sows, and 5fc for bar- rows, Alot of small pigs at 6 and 6c.” At retail from to Tc. Freights, New Orteans, June 7.—Foreign freights have been very inactive during the past few days, but the rateshave undergone no change. The only e: i we are advised are en American a Antwerp, at 87s. 6d. for tobacco. Coastwise freights are rather brisk, particularly to New York, and a slight ad- vance has been obtained in the rates, On Tuesday evening, 13th inst. by Caleb T. Woodhull, Bag Gronor Vatentiné, to Hannan E. Wituerts, all of this city. On ‘Tuesday, 13th inst., by the Rey, Mr. Balch, Mr. Wittiam Suean, to Miss Exire Manta Kixsamen, all of this city. ‘On Wednesday, 14th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Lewis, Mr. Jour W. Hatt, of this city, to Miss Mauvina E., daughter of Louis Cure, of Brooklyn: Died, On Wednesday night, at 11} o'clock, suddenly, while onduty, Mr. Wittiam Newron, belonging to the city watch, aged 49 years. His friends and acquaintances, and those of Mr. C.C. Elliott, and the members of the Watchm Mutual Be- neficial Association, and the watchmen in general, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this afternoon at 6 o'clock, frem 87 Warren street Mr Jon Van Houten, in the 48th year of hisage. The triends and acquaintances of the family, and those of his brother-in law, Elijah Wilson, are invited to attend the funeral, trom the residence of the latter, 106 Monroe street, this morning at 100’cleck, without further invita- tion. On a leradar, afternoon, 15th instant, of inflammation of the lungs Mr. Sizas Pansat, inthe 44th year of his age, Mis friends and those of his brothers John Walter and Frederick Pearsall are respectfully invited to attend funcral trom hus late residence, 188 Delancy street, this afternoon, at one o'clock. Hisremains will be taken to Huntington, L. L., for interment. In the Island of St. Martins, on the 16th ult., Mixita, daughter of Mina and George W. Gifford, of Guayama, P. R, aged 2 years and 4 months. RAE Passengers Arrived. Liverroot—Snip Hibernia—Mr Richardson and lady, Mr Blamer and lady, Mr Vichess aud !ady—214 in the ste Havana—Schr J Brown—Vir Men MeMilland, J Bradlev. J Bar- ber, ) Gray, J Butler. R & Dadmier, FC. Gressel. R Phillips, FC L-tia, Mrs Ann Bolles and three children, Andrew Casta: ney, D McClement, Mr Barnes, Mr Buchanan, {1A Morgan Passengers to Sall. Livenroot~Packet shin Rochester, to sail 16:h—John Ro- ers, Sheffild, Eng; J Brilhehe, Alton, Ill; J Crawford, Mis artis, Virginia, Mr and Mrs Rooker, Maryland; Miss Sinith, Miss Cameron, New York; Anthony MeKeand, J; , Toronto: Lami Milland, Boston; Mrs Jane © Booth, Philadel phic Mr and Mrs Lounsberry, Char eston; James C Elling well Foreign Importations. 20L—Ship Hiberni:—33 J &sou—il ck J weoGt eres @ hide We Ganiawe leu Pigs Reine Beothes nal—30 Adams Brothers—1A Deckert J Hopp: a pay 1 18 L Asterbury—12 &Li ston—177 tons: Cobb—3? che? chisd Herdmen. Livei Cha Guarama—Brig Mohicar—t0 hds rugar 44 do Meyer & Stuc- peels Dunscomo & Beekwith—39cks motasses jams. St Croix—drig Caspian—137 hds sugar 25 puns rum Aymor & Ge hds si ‘hempson & gee 29 do molasses Brett & Vose. 50 bales tobacco R Hogan—20( ‘Tileston & co—23 000 segars peas & Gal- demjus tobaco seed R Baideria— 160 pampiins 8 bunches bananas 100 dozen pine epyles to the mas Apaco—Schr Veteran~ 50 logs mahogany 5000 Ibs old copper 230 doz pine apples 16 bunches baniwas 8 Broom. MARITIME HERALD. Ship Masters and Agents, ‘We shall esteem it a favor, if Captains of Vessels will give to Commodore KoneRr Sitvey, of our News Fleet, a Ke rt of the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed, the ‘esels Spoken on their Passage, a List of their Cargo, and any Foreign Newspapers or News they board them immediately on their respondents, at home or abroad, will also couler a favor by sending to 'this Office all the Marine. Incelligence they can obiain, | Nau formation of any kind will be thankfully ceived. may have. Ie’ will ‘Agents and Cor- PORT OF NEW WORK, JUNE 16 30 | Moon Rise: 31 M16 waTER ++ 1039 se MS Cleared. Rochester, Woodhouse, Liverpool, Woodhall & Min- Sully, Ba tows, H:vre, Bolton, Fox & Li sings ony Catharine, Berry, Charleston, Geo Sv'toh=Rarque Ag tor Br) Hunt, Greenock, A ichards — Bays Sr Peversburg CR san) Willhman, St Petersburg, E Fredier; Cocheco, MeCril Cuba, B-dyer & Peck; Unvou, Miche'l, St Thomas, Nes- Co; Leader, ([br) Davisun, St Peters anda mkt, " lea ay ie in S jo—S.hrs Agawam, pint chioaon, Heathers Lt Baten k 0% Ht Underwood: t AB Cocker & Uo: Ecfige, Nichows fi: it ascott, he - find Lurk, Cau, Wittusrien Nee TH sae P ibe hy yng fi up Hibernia, Bunting, from Liverpool. May 8, with to Natnan Cobb,” ‘Tine. Hiberaa. has Yoon 20 devs mero Bubs, with light winds and erlie, a 2 pilocon board 5. ip Glasgow, pepbers (of Bath) 42 days from Liverpool, ph tish brig ay Shi with mdse, to. 0 Barque Sav Nesmith, Le ft |, 6 days from Baltimore, iu bal/ast, to 72 days from Newcastle, Eug. with ree ys from Guayama, PR. w sugar, suga’, to reit & Vore. ig Magono, Haven, 11 days from Mayaguez, PR. witn 200 hes sogar to ord Sehe J. Brown, Reed, 6 days from Havana, with fruit, to & Borden. ish shr Veteran, Low, 8 days from Abaco, with fruit, to 8. Broom. 7 Sehr Wm. McClusky, 3 days {rom Virginia, with wood, te master S Amanda, Smith, 3 days from Virginia, with wood, to ter. Behe ‘Augustus Lord, Pitt, 4 days from Phitadelphia,with ecal t ° Schr Wm. 8. Marsh, Wallace, 2 days from Virginia, with shingles. Schr Virginian, Bedell, ?deys from Norfolk, with mdse, to Ailen & Paxson. Sailea. Donish brig Flora, West Indies; British sehr Corsair, St Jobus, aud others, Herald Marine Correspondence. Gyavamta, Jams 4 Ti port, Marsho'l, Masters, for Naguabo; Laavies, U) ] Po het 0+; K ‘rine, [Dish] Groot, Hambarg; Vuliure, (8°) Pitve t, nut Hyena, [Br] McDonald, Halifax; Gens, [Br] Hacueh, Lovdoa, Genera! Record. Fonriox Letren Orrice.—tacket ships Rochest r, Capt Beitton, fr Liverpeo!, asd Sail), Thompson, for Havre, sail (his morsing. ‘Their letter bags close at Gilpin’s, in the Ex" chinge, et 1036 o'clock. 1p FLORIDIAN reporied eshore on Sand Shoal, has been hud proceeded up the bay for Alexandria, her port of 19H BARQUE Bruni consign es as tollows:—" Sy di the wreck on Sat We have saved a Thompson writes '0 his doned island she s+me aT ‘> [a uae we boat ue + Heaters Ak we are selling © Hh withvall thes" nine cna, as gett hi the account sales wi'l amount to about ©5000. this week. ‘hatever ie- minus, atter s'l expenses are paid, I wil itto Mr James Al- Jan. Lam getting mv prote id will be atte to forward ta wr the hext packager to by the next pack Bara Tom Moan, (B:) wrecked on Whit bound to Qaebee, was sold on the th iuet. for tie" Whatem Reef, Smith, Pacific Ocean; eroine, do. ‘A let er from Merchant, of the. Pa 18; reports her in let 33 8, lou 62 W. with 10 bolaoy fee eek ‘The Navy, at Boston, spoke end heard from Jau.20, Navigne Nant 650 sp; Feb 3, Jos Mexweil, Hardine, it, oneer, Taian, NB, 35 ‘bbIs 300 sp; 10, Meticom, Reynolds, do, 650 Falmoutn, 5°0 9p; 19.h, © orinthian, Kast Shesrman, NB, brook, Beatol, 1 <M po! Brax'l Packet, (Bi) St Jego for Liverpool, May 25, lat 42 13, lon 42 33—by the Hibernia, ne thie port. an uskina, Mobile for Hi May 26, lat 429, lon 4t—by the same, Milo, Liverpool for NOrleans, June 8, lat 96 30, lon 70—by the Mohvean, at th’s poyt. ary Frarees, from N York, June 11, lat 2310, lon 72 30—by the Casp an, at this oort Hievans for Rhode Island, June 7, 4 days oat. Foreign Port: Qvuenee, June Arr Donglass, Brewster, Savinnah; Shan- ton, Wateon, Plymouth; S:rathm ms Lendoa: 9h, lave Brill ur Glaszows St Richards, Biteford; Napa: on, Dublin; Leila, 8D -heugh, Galw hy, Riteh- nd n. Cld 9h,'¥ % Hartlepool; Princess Victsn Hi cir, Sunderland: Kawai Lightfoor; Rokeby, Finlay, au Spring Flower, Key. Padstow; Browa, fi chibucto, Ganson, and Boron. Hail, Liverpool; los 1; Compton. Chapma, Bristo! Montreat, June | Benj Hart, Douglass, Hasurton. Bermud:, Jane I—Arr’ Ann Denman, Howe, altimore;.‘Pronbadeut, Gorham, doz J H Stephens, Hall, N York; Harriet, Brown, Groigetowa, SC; Ava, Chise, Alexan- dna; ‘sth, Nova Scotia, Patterson.’ Savannah, Cid ‘34, Ann Denman, Howe, Baltimore. The J H Stephens, for NYork, was to les on the 8th. Sr Gronce, Bermuda, May 25—Arr Helen Maria, Sweetser, NYork. Axaco, June 7=In port, David Crockett, Baker, for Boston, 18th, only Araerican. Havana, June i—Sld Prince de Joinville Gardner Ze hom: mora, Wight, \, Thor ¥ \. Sth, Hhdson, B 3G W Knight, Sfford, do. port 6th, Convoy, Carney, for Boston; Partridge, dv; Frances Louisa, Webb, do; Richmend, Seavey, "port 6th, Burmsh, Thomas, for Liverpool, disg; Augustine Heard, Fairley, from Liverpool, w! Phrecian, Pitman, fm NewOrk 10; Forum, Murdock. Boston do; Rustelt, Lam- roonl do; Minerva, Kiowles, Mivre, do: London, do, Geneva, Coffin, Havre, doz Margaretta. Everett, Pi 3 itmav, NOsleans, wig eurg Rogers. une; Hannah, Woo! aon, Wilmington, SU. from Liverrool, unc; Wessecumcon, Emprvsario, Collits, of NOrleans, bound or NYork Aleato, Je. Kul: ipa, Cyclops, are sth; up the : Maranzas, June 6—I9 port, Roman, for Cowes ard a mkt, ready; Alfred Tyler, dodo; Augnsta, for Charleston, next day; illiam, for Boston, in a few days; Live Oak, for do, ready; Careline, Savannah, 2 or 3. Sr Crorx, Jue 5—In port, Eliza, from NewYork, just Peterson, Philadelphia, do; Star, St Kitts, dg; Delta. St mas, do. Packet, Clark, for NYork, sid 2 ds before. Mavaavez, Ja i—In port, Adeline, for New York, 3 days; Hogan, for do} Kveliue dig; Chancellor, for NHaven, St Jouns, PR. June 5—In' port, Rebecca, Silliman, for N York, 2 days, only American. Guavanta, May 28—In port, Mohican, Lee, for NYork, lg; Marshall, Clark, froma St w artins, just errived, only American Vesse's, Lake Ports. _ : Burrato, June 13—Arr Rocky Mountain, Curtis, Detroit; Allegan, Mitebell, Milan; ‘T Corwin, Langouret, Cleveland; Geneva, Sweet, Ashtabula, Home } orts. Turse, June 6—Sld Andromeda, Rude, NYork, Arr 7th, Only Daughter, Tucker, do, Portiann, June 12—Arr Susan & Jane, Winslow, New Or- oan Caroline, Churchill, Matanz3s; Margaret, Baker, New or PorrsmoutH, June 9—Arr Wm Wallace, Richmond. Sid Joh, ‘Turk, Mitehell, N York. Ivanhor, Philadel; - A Newsvryrort, June 1l—Arr Kichnond, ‘urlington, ind others bouns ixon, Wil dE. Gi St Helei spo; Lapw onend Shamroely Currey Fee Wiknogton, Deli Marzaret, Goldsmith, Coast of (Sic) Costa, ‘Nancy W' Stevens Africa; Cape Fe Syevens, N Orleans: Syinh, Nickrrsos, Vhiladelphia; “Win w Wren Adams, ichmond;’ Vintage, Bearsey Albany; Jasper, an Nickerson, and A Lawrence, Meeker. ANTUCKET, June 10—Sid B * Elizabeth, Bourne, Philadelp! Provipknce, Jane 13—Arr Eddy, Bl ven, oud Rieuzi, D ‘ARREN, Jone 12—Arr Buistow, June 13—Arr Em onT, Jare 13—S] Siain, Philadelphia. 'Lonpon, June 0—Arr Agent, NYork; Tiger, Albany for NBedford. é : SavnKoox, Ct. June 13—Arr Mob:le, Wiliams, Mobile—tst inst. David Dickinson, of Chester, Ct. fell overboard and was drowned, New Haves, June 13—Sld Shoal Water, Brooks; Saml ‘Tap- pan, Barks, anc Lyon, Lewis, Philadelphia Arr Mth. Chan- cellor, Davis, Mayaguez; Surveyor, Houck, Philadetphir; Reape-, Kelsey, Albany. ‘Sid Pcnthea, Moulthrop, Aatigas; New York, Jones, NYor . Hantrorn, Juue 13—Sid Vermont, Bates, New York Arr Equ y, Post, Mobile; Ohio, Faruhim, New York; Phoenix, Whit y. Sd 1th, Jine, McClave, NYor any, Jure M—Arr Augusts, Nickerson; Detroit,Carvult, and Cotuit, Niekerson, Boston; Metamora; Howard, Bates, and JN Qaackenbush, New York: Massasoit, Brown, Fail River; Hero, Spelmaa, Providence; Avon, Clark, and klect, Mocy, Nantucket: Georgiana, B New Bedford; Laty Washing: ton, New Haven: Valean, delphir, Sid Moselle, Wright, Haivord; Rott J Graharh, New York; Sally, Gladding, New opdon. Pritgapeurnya, June 15—Arr Anna Reynolis, Tayler. Bos- altimore; Ith, ; Emutous, Sinall, NYorl May Blower, King, Mobile; M. 2, NYork. man, Tompson, Charleston. i, Munro, Guayama, 2¢ Jackson, Harvest, aud Arion, ton; Seema, Scull; Gen Stark, Langthom, and R_ Tom! Tomlia, NYork; Sherer, K ilmingto: C; Nonpareil Horner, Arecibo; Tear nie. aster. De i . Mael Honey well, Hart fc Jos P Potts, C ina, Sears, NBedord.. Cid. Brend Milla, Whelden, Boston; allnint, Re dwondy Li rickson, A'bao: vert, St Johns, PR: wive, Smack, Pernam ven, ¢ M4—Arr J Balch. Hallet, Boston; Herald, on. ‘Demerara; John, Coffin, and ‘Com Warrington, Ln Gasyra and Porto Cabello. Cld Miner ‘Trieste; Katharine Jackson, Myers, Rotterdam; Token, Jand, Boston, Ituac Franklin, Srown, Mayaguez; ¢o t. Ly Gaayra and Porto Crb: June 13—Sld Virginini, Bede'l, NYork. t Charles, Hendersup, Havre; Morea, Jane 7—Cli Gen Veazie, Ceuillard, Bre- men; Claiboine, Burgess, Boston; Huatsvi' Mumfor: and Ward Watson, Levy, NYork; London, Baker, and Clarissa Andrews, Colby, Mors-illes; Irs, Merryman, Ameterdain; Gibraltar, Yates Below, commng np, bound out, Gov Davi: delph a;_Luéy Apu, Snow Norfolk — im, of Byston. On the SW Pass bar, ‘Centon, Panth-, Burlingtoa, Hudson, Hampden, Jacob Penne !, Rappyhannock—inside, bound out Medemseh, Del wore, United States, Faony. Mt Vernon and Michigan were taken to sea through a new channel, called Scot.’s Channel C! R. A NEW, CHEAP AND EFFICIENT MODE OF ADVERTISING. i erchants and manu- erican Museam has con- ‘Saloon, which has been lishment to the recepti of Cards of Business of every descripucn, and specimens goods, wares and inventions, which are to be deposited in eases, all to be arranged in their separate ard proper orde: TRCULA T the earn facturers, ul cluded to devote a Ii recently added to this ‘A competent person will be employed :0 ¢ here erti- cles, to explain their quibties and uses, and, if desired, to ob- tain orders, aud make sales on eomi ‘The price of ex n! biting "Card of Business” will be only $3 ver year for a f inches or wader—larger sizes in proportion. rcimeas “of goods, models, Be. less s0 placed ns to show on two or more sides, from that rate will be required. Where per- py a large space, a liberal discount will be will be given for nil arcicles deposited, and red, Each depositor’s name, loca Il be pab- lished in 150,000 museum bills, in the coune of the year. The Hall will be opened on the firat of Jaly, aud all who wish to de- Tosit specimens an? cards, or cards only, are requested to give therr orders immediately, and to prepar: and bring im their ae- Ucles three or four days prior to said time, hat they may be suitably arracged by that diy. a 7" Orders will be numbered as thay are taken, aad deposi- tors will have t of sheir orde: i , ihe principle of this plan of advertising is the same asin the great Fairs of the American and Mechauies’ fustitute, and no commentary 14 necessary to show its great efficiency, except to say that the American Museum is visited by over four hun- dred thousand persons in the course of the year. T. BARNUM it6 2tr NEW WORK ON THE FAR WEST. ISHED—TVhe New Purchase, or Seven + and a Half Years in the Far West, by Robert Carlton, Eso. Alter et Idem, Twohandsome volumes, 12mo. Price Aextract from a letter from Stacey Q. Potts, Kaq , dat ‘ Trenton, August 9 Thave been fivored with the rending of chapters of the new work entitled’ The New Purchase, the table of contents, and have no hesitation ia saying that | have met with nothing, in the course of my reading for years, s0 rich and fresh in incident, and so recs ahd piqnaut in manner—so richa vein of humor raphic nd living representations of character—so many thrilling idents—ind wiihal so purely ao American nationalism perva- size of I2by their safery ii cir choice of location, according to che namber 42. H61er G¥O.8 APPLETON, Ph CHEAP LIGH T is covfidently believed shat there exis’s no other means of ce-nomsing in} ght comparable to Lerry’s Lard Lamp It burns the poorest refa @ gietse, of whatever sort, with perfect freedom, vrodueing 2 cott beatiful fl four inches long, wih nosmoke. ‘This real phenomenon may be sen durig the day at the store of the nbseriter, whero each lyrge lamp buras one oanee, end the en all halfan ounce per hour, :ta1 expense of a quarer and cne-eignth of aceat. Add to this, that to those accustomed to them the difficalcy of mavagiwe even Jess then that of the oil lamps, aud it is seen to be in its kiad, All persont are @ to eail and mike trial of them, and in ail esses where full sstisfactian is uot giv en the purchase money will Lag tri bs recurned, i19 3am EK. HARRISON, 233 Pearl st =: the perfect EA BATHING AT DEAL —The suser ber F Ty in‘orms the citizens ot New York, that he h from Long Branch to Deal, and taken ge and convenieat the property of Jacov Corlies, deceased, at which ph Feparater, arrangements for the ‘reception of visit yra, and will be opened oa the first day of Jaly next; and being cetermined to pay every attention .o the cow hience and corfort of his quests, and at the sume. time fee thankfal for past favors, he hersby confidently solicits a+ lig patronage. CORNELIUS LANE Shrewsbury, June 13, 1663. eiwe York citi geutlemrnly and Keusro caliar only to thi community; and as the Ii space of an advei eat pre ly acknowledzing it os we would wish, in ex- wishes for ths welfare ‘of all, an’ entered and this happy land, we oledse curve!ves to serve our patrons always ax we have cove the ficat eight days ot cur instalment, so ne to continue to deserve the corlilence of a pul lic ever besinners in their ho ready to patron ze the industriows > oung norable purs nit PEN VAS, F 12 Beeekinan st, near Nassau, N.¥ 9 vlaloja st, Habana, of Lnperial Normas, lores, Hegalias Daim i162 *k T SH? ROCHESTER VOR LIVERPOOL ill piease be on bowd, at west ec Uuts day, at which ‘times he uner be closed at half past 11, WOODHULL & MINTURN #7 South street. jarge Conserv. ttached therets, Perry's) Henry ct, Brocktyn FLORICUL (ORE Ys, With all the exten ve karden, (inte Mr # partien)ars x4 ply Ww. /SSELL W. Rossel has tion of fine healt Florist, on ths premises, ow prices, a superd collec nd in pots, vf Reraninms ias, czaling, rhododandrons, salvias reiuses, magnd.ivs, honeyauekles, an le greexhouse and garden piauts and roses. Bouquets beautifully made up to order. Ajl orders for the cities of New York ani Brooklyn, deivered (ree of charge, ud puncinally attended to. jWo2wer ‘0! Ei with good testimonials. will please aprly early, m4 of the Herald office, for the farther perdiculars N FORMATION WANTED Insh women formerly hiving pored to be living in Brookly, office, she Will hear something to AN? A eapirel in east Maid ental if Helew Burns, @ youve ‘ik, an! now nese mentis lovated ia the Bi a first rate busivess. orf any pe: and fix ures, they wil’ be sold at 267 Bowery, between Hous’ OARL—A van be eeson further mand First at lady and tw: a modern | family, where there will be f on Pa built howe inthe immediate vicinity rade Ground. ‘Terms very mod rate. office of this rarer iM ater OARDING—A few Single Gentlemen, or Gentlemen and their Wives, cau be accommodated with pleasant rooms ying at 51 Ves ane BOAROING—A family or two can be medated with board at Newark, N. one of the most Seligbefal in the place, the stopping place of the rail ca For further information apply at No. 27 Maiden Lane. m27 lm*r HANDIOME APARTMENTS, in Houston street, near Broadway to let, to centleinen, with breakfast and tea, or handsot 4. The {ull board. frequired’ Keferences required. Kuaui « bart Niblo’s Garden, or at the house, 411 Houston street. m2i-Im%ec ANDSOME APARTMENTS in Houston street. close to Broadway.—To let, to gentlemen, with break‘nst and tea References required, “Address, box 208 Park Post office m}2 lm eod*ec TOLe Splenda tarze rooms, well Mntshed, for St Gentlemen, with breakfast and tea, Kaquire'at 82 ker street, near Broadway. jed Im*ce ANEW GENTLE ts ean be xecommo dated with good board aud plessant rooms in a private fami- ly, at 204 Fulton street. Also, afew day bonders can be accom dated on the moat rensouabile term. A paxlor and bedroom nS ee ly on The property is J 7 red, A note stating where an interview may be obtaine to. REW, $10 cePatedele chatuse cig ew oonies ‘and Amboy line, a small black morocco gilt pocket book, contain- ing three ten dollar bilis on the bank of North America, ane ten dollar bi!lon the Utiex Bank, two, five’s, Philadelphia banks, not recollected which, two five’s Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insuraue» Co., and a few memorandums. ‘The word “Souvenir,” in <ilt letters, on the ou‘side of the pocket book ‘Lhe finder wul receive the above reward and thanks of the owner by leaving tat the stare of Gzorge. Cook & Co., No, 01 Beaver st, New York, or atthe store of Cook & Brother, No. 11 Commerce st, Philidelnhia. D—Lost, by a lady, on the 12ch instant, be- AUCTION SALES. sivaet > FRIDAY, ant the sales roo! At 10 o'eloek, mn. Largs asle of platform. nd otherseales, with weights form 25 to 2500 bs. worthy the avention of the trade. At 1045 o.c'ock. ble ek- Alerge msortment of sersenable dry goods, valuable el: thing, host ves, faney articles, cutlery hardware, cloth ng and French cloths. © hs, Linens, diil ings, 8. rtue ofan astienment, 14 first rate softs, 6 do do 8 do French beds'ends m at Private Sale, &e—About 1700 xcres of laud, mart of which is improved, saw mill, house, barn or Be , situate om Albany and about th dis ance from the Ube vd; price very low le—torms reasouabl. Kor turther particuler. Suction reom For Sele or Exchange—A faria of 100 aerex, of land beauti- fi 7) oo rom Albany. ‘i MONDAY, At 103¢'0’el 4, in U Lisvegalaoheutmummorcnks Conlentie csened tandend new gold and silver watches, jewelry, gold aad diamond, peal, mby and garuet pias, vings,an gold and silver pencil cases, silver, rold atd.p meats, guard chains, kevs end numer Imesby virtue ofa mortgage, and under the di ceiver in «hineery. ‘A nuinber 0s the wateh thing of the kind in the « HORA UCTION NOTICEFa: +1 cles. Bedding, ke., by Catalogue. ‘ill nell thiemorning, at 1044 o’elock, at Broadway, ibove Keade sing mahog: * various hair nd Moss do; desk ato: plain and marble’ top dressirg Dareanas marble top washstinds; secretary ani plain book caser oer ani counting house desks. French b-dsteads soins, plain and stuffed; dining, breakfast and tea tables; rose weed centre do; hair mattrasses, piliasters, window blinds and shades, looking glasses, &c. ‘Also, chhix ani glass ware; hall, astral and colar lam; ver and gilt c a ‘Al:o, « military auit of a field officer, consisting ofa coat, epanlettes, chapeau, plume, gloves, &e , "i good order. and to be sold without reserve. Catalogues now ready. 16 ltr ‘A. MANN, Anctr. a UCTION NOTICE—By GEO. 8. MANN & CO., 333 Breadwi 'f Authony at—This morning, ‘at 10 o'clock, a splendid selection of Dahlias, of every color and variety, from the private stock of a ‘gentleman. ‘These ants wi'l be found in excetlent condition, as they will bs ta- en from the ground morning. ‘Saturday, 17th, at the store, new and second hind furniture, alarge assortment of every variety, chairs, tables, ottomans, divans j16 1e*r iM 3etee FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. OST—A pocket memorandum book—green morocco cover, with a tuck—containing papers &e , of 10 value to any but owner. ‘The above reward will be paid on ite delivery. to J.C, Cone, 55 Exchange Flace, New York It was probably lost on leaving the cars on the Western Railroad, at Albany, on the Hth, or on going on board the South Americe the same eventwg. 116 3¢*m F REWARD=—Loat on Weduenday, the 7ih inst , between D Bordentown, N. J, (in the railzoad cars) and New York, th J, ° s a pine box, about three feet squar the pouirait of a gentlemen, having on it,im iak p Dry,” whieh i+ repert- ed on several sides of the box. "Phe above rewa d will be paid on delivering itat No. 65 Brordway, Mra, Plumer's. iM 3%16 LD PORT WINE AND OLD BAANDY >The sub teriber offers fr aale very saperior Portand Brat dy, preasly for summer use, hishly recommended. for the preva Ing epidemic. GILBEXT DAVIS, 314 Gee corner Witham and Pine OK SALE CHEAY—30 par cf Career Piges to be seen atD POWELL & OU'S: livepoultry sand, No. 9 Fae ton warket, New York iMiwer ILBURY FOR SALK.—A vap-tior London made Tilba- 47 has rou hut vo Fearne He punted ths spas, ee for aale'cheap. Apply to MESSENGER’S Stabli m30 2w* 58 Lumber street, DR HOUSTON, Dentist, his retumed to New York. Rooms in Park Pliee, 21 door from Broadway, south side. jl5 2tawim*re ANICS’ BANKING ASSOCIATION—Stock of this Bau wauted constantly, for casi jis ar N. SISTARE, 13 Wall at. PINK APPLES—A lor of superior quality, arrived after a snort p'ssage from St Barts. For sale in lots to suit pur- chasers, on board brig Wi er, or to 515 3¢®m GR. 110 Pearl st TRAW WRAPH{NG PAPE K—2000 reams Crown Stiaw Paper, forsale by PEUSSE & BROOKS il 61 Liberty street. A CERTAIN CORE fr the prevailing influenza, Mrs, 1 ggarroll’s Medicated Vapour Baths, 25 Courtland street ins 6tr \ISSOLUTION=The. Co-partnership hereto OR under the firm of WALKER & McKENZIE, is this day dissolved by mutual consent 3 The business of the late firm will be adjusted by either of the undersigued, at No 22 Cedar atreet, un atni ‘ LEER, ALEX. McKENZIE. 516 ler New York, Jane 1, 1843 ALL NATIONS HOTEL, No. 11 Broadway, next be- low the City Hotel —This establishment has been one ed on the Kurepean Pl nown to the cit city as tha. sue exstall many improvem Vertisement and ter L OF FARE. Sours. Mock Turtle 1s 64 Salmon Gren do 286d Halibut, lobster sance Macearom Is Rock Bass Verecable Is Cod oe Rice ees Marron eustews ‘Lam chops a Veal do, do fries Is dodo in peper Frogs 2 Sweetbreads Pigeon and peas 2s Lamb's Kivneys doen papilotte 28 Beef Steaks ; s Kricatse of chicken 1s 6 ‘als head and brains 1s 6d Chicken croquette 16d ef ne ens .N Chicken sulat 264 Roast. Beef Mutton. caper Lamb Comed beef Mutton Virginia cured bacon Veal Torgue re Lamb ‘Darkey T they ks Chickens ie Chickens Drosrur A variety pies, ke., at 64 per plate. rawbe d other fruits 6d per at All kinds of season a moderate chi t 9. M11 the superb saloons. Charge for dinner 3736 "The bill of fare shall not be surpassed by any «3 ab/ish % city, Handsomely far- from $2 to $3 per week, N. B. Private diaing rooms for parties, clubs, &e. j16 %%r RED ILOUSE PLEASUR# GROUND. AA purse for $30, mile heats, best three in fire, to.come off y ardor 5 ae Bryant, « m Ledy Suffolk. A. Lesser, sg Plam Bobv. th the city where the never known to fui tain diseases, can be obtained. Price $1, warrente snyc'sein & few drys. Use the right medic! place, an there will be no huf cured ¢: read all the little books printed on the medicines sold elrewhere, withou i ered, try thi and ifit does not eure you, we will not tike your money. ware of a couate! .so'd in Maiden Lane, Aldany, also m Boston. The true orticle cannot be obtained iu thos Buffalo trae agency, No. 3 Sidway Block, on Commere j16 1tr THE PREVAILING COMPLAINT. THE best Medicine for it is Dr Brandr:th’s Pulls; use them A ds ly uatil the cor red, which ordinarily will be inafewdays 4 pw eaterpalla, upon every tree and green shrub, tell in thunder tones of the imparity of the air. | have always remarked, that when the air generated uauatal quantities of iusects, that at such times a ickness wassure to prevail. At the presenc season it ho valve realth to be on their guard, and by Pr, t the eccumnls nd condition, it ploaghed and herrowed to re who are wise, will, therefore, ermmence the, purificatio thetr blood withomt delay: and those who are already attac with stekness should do the same. ‘Those who are now suffer- ing from the present Distemper—for it c wonot be called eorrect- ly by any other name—whese symptoms are dullness, soreness and heaviness of the eyes, and somewhat bloodshot; nove, mouth and face swelled, sometimes extecdiag to he throat and 4 jody: violent headache. and swelling or barsting in atthe back of ¢ Let those having these, ilar symptoms, take from two to four B y hony, unt they produce a pow. diink}pientifutly of Indina meal gruel or v this first physieking, take the Pd asthe symptorny require, and th ence, and a very few days will surely restora woull. de well to soak the feet and legs a few minutes every hight in warm water. for the first n'ght or two of the attack. Maa will be born to of blus, coropared to what has hituerto been his lot, weighed down ‘as he hes been by diy ease, lutirinities and sufferings, whien ro earth y power huew how'ts allevinte, unl this discovery was presented to the world. “Th weak, the feeble, the infirm, the wv da = otal prevenulog scurvy and costivene: ng oochange of Wet, particular regimen, or care a, king co de NDRETH’S FILLS are sold at :5 cents per bor, with full daectioua, atthe Principal Office, 241 Brotdway, 270 Bow: jusson sc TION NOTICE—By FLEST & CONNOR, Auc- store 177 Spring at—Sheriff's Sile—T 6. 386 Sixth near ¢ olumbia, the manufactory, consisting of piano ‘fort ed, eases. stools, work benches, vevee! ews, wrepping lithe, circular saw, lot of sproce, fe. pine stuff, 316 it*r ke, AUCTION NOTICE—DAHCTAB & FINE PLAN ‘A. LIGVY will sell on Friday morming, ac 11 o'clock, No. 15 Broadway, carnation pinks, of fine sorts; orange trees; about 100 of Wm. Russ-li’e dahlias; gera.iums; moss and other roses; panseys; magaolies, with the usual variety of well selected greenhouse and garden plants Also, 4009 Itatian glazed slabs, for gardens and conservatories. 515 2t™m L OLD and. Sape i - HOFFMAN & CO. wilt sell on Friday at 12 o'clock, arthe sore No. 5 New street, near Wall street, on liberal cresit, 75 half p pes and 20 casks of very superior old south side Madeira Wine, from the celebrated and ancient house 0 Lemetino, who possess some of the choicest vineyards. on the sland 4 ‘These Wines are all that remain of the importations direct by mony & Co. and are under Custom House lock. iu be seen at the store. Sale positive to the hi he imiportations tnust be closed jib ae ioneer. Oo} 3 He Madeira. —L. M. ‘MAN Lowelino” south DRAFTS ON IRELAND, &e.,. which can be sent by the steam ship ACADIA, sailing frora Bes‘on On the 6’h inst. Persons visiting or remitting money to any part of the old country, can at all times ol tain from the subscribers Drafts ats ght for any amount drawn direeton the Royal Bank of Ireland, also on th: old establish ed banking house of Messrs. Prescot , Grote, Ames & Co. of London, which are paid free of discount, or any charge what- ever, in every province and county, besidesall the inlaod towns hout England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, thereby an- Bank of England'and Ireland if by letter, post paid. to THERS & CO, 35 Fulton street, next door to the Fulton B P.S. We hvea regu'ar suce on of first class uc from Liverpool «very week. Those friends will find it. their interest to have through ua, as one of our frm, Mr. James D. Koc + is‘ here tonee all our passengers forwarded with care and deapyte For pissnge, anply as above, orto JAMES D. ROCHE, 4 Gorer Pirzzas, Liverpool io ibe HAMILTON HOUSE. FORT HAM- ILTON ——Th s STATEN ISLAND will ranevery, cepted) d° ring the season, as folla: L Hamilton at 734 A. M. Ne » York Whitehall Dock, at 314 P. M. This arranvement may be relied on ax permanent, rs tts con tituance will not denend op any contingency. 315 3mr, MOKNING LINK —FUR ALBANY, TROY and Intermediate Lendings —Fiom f Barclae srreet. the foot The low pressure stern bott HMPIRE, Capt G. R. Rea, this Friday morning at 7 o'clock : ‘The Low f mbvat TROY, Capt. A. Gorhem, on ener tit Freie, B Bank Bills, Speci JOLLCO ods. Freight, Baggage. jan! ills, cie, or auy other kind. of Property, taken snioned, or put cn board Hoats of this Live must be at the risk of the owners of such Goods Freight, Bregege, &e. ji6e GRAND Excursion to the Fishing Banks, every Tuesday, Thursday and Fritay m ings du the season, landing at Fort Ham- 5i The steam: ilton each way, Brovklyn,at 9; for : Battery, at half past 9 o’clock for ook. "A baud of music is engaged. to 95 tuarteg past'9; ani Pier No. 1, 4 Fishing Banks off Sandy ud of mi ‘efreshments ou beard Extra bait furn'shed grat ‘ar Capt. Peacock, with his harpoeus, is engaged, SUMMER ARRANGEME SHREWSBURY—Long _B: House, Black Point, ft ¥ Landing, through the ‘inner passage. ‘I SHREWSBURY, Captcin Jonu ts Corlies, will leave town Landing on Suuday, the 40 of June nd rin ae fol lows, to wit: leavirg Nes York, from the foot of Robinson street, every Monday, Tuesday, Weduesday, ‘Thucvlay. aud Friday, at o'clock, ‘A.M. "Returaing, will le: fandicg on each of the alove davs, acl o'clock, tardy ‘ Kat 284 o'clock, P.M. tewn Landing on Sandavear 3 o'clock, P.M. até ovclock. ‘The SHREWSBURY will ria as above ( ther permitting) uatil further notice, All baggage at the Ti of the owners. : N. B.—Staces will be in attendance to convey passengers from the aforesaid landing places to any part of the country re- quired. eet Jels PHAETON FOR SALE—An elegant Phaeton. or Barouche, made by Lawrence & st miner, for a gentleman ben only The celebrated fisherman, iM tatec ie di at May be seen at Tattersi [ y next, when it will be offered at auction, uuless previously ditposed of jib t*r NEW von BB BOSTON SO) OT. OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot, 0: takes charge ins master and pilot of vessels bound to New Bedford, Nantucket Shoals, Boston, Portsmouth,Portland, Keunebeck,endOTHER PORTS: east of New York. "Office at Frye & Shaw's, 222 Water atreet, corner Beekman. Reference ty a number {of Merehante, and the several Insurance Cetpanies jin this eity,; FOK OM Ar ac Packet 16th June —The elegant, fast sailing New York packet ship 2 T 800 tons burthen, Jeho Britton, June. : ‘ecommodations ide Barlin, Pup orto & MINTUBNS, £? South street. 1050 tons, Barsley, on her regular day, on hesregular da: The fine new packet ship Hottingus master, will succeed the Rochester, and 16th Jaly. FOR NEW ORLEAN NEW VORK LIN acket—The fast sailing packet ship OCMULGEE Captam Peet, having two thirda of her cargo engaged will haye immediate despatch. For freight of passage, having, handsome furnished address. Captain Jackson, will succend tre jel6e modations, apply on heard, at Orleans whart, foot of sorte KK COLLINS & CO, 56 Sonth a1 Shippers wi | please send in their bills of lading this day. posocss will be rece a etter Biteny. evening, 16th inst. pers ionyrely upou having their goods correctly measur ed, anit that the shive Of this line ‘will sail pusetuslly ne adver tised. Any guaranice to that effect will be given and fuldillee that may be required é ents in N. Orlerns, Hullin & Woodruff, who will prompt ly tcrward all goods to vi gu © packet ship Oconee, Ocmulare. OLD BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL—Packet of the 1h June—The well known first class packet ship ENGLAND, aptatn Dertlett, will be despazched as above, her regular day jer agcommodations for cabin, 2d cabin and steerage pas- fengers, are unsurpassed by any other shio—thowe wishing to secure berths should imak eearly application on board or 0 JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South street, mear Wall at. from England, lretond, St Jane ad ‘ales. th the suils sider ‘by splendid first class kly from Liverpool «and Drafts ¢ farnished for any amount, payable without d mt throughout the United Kingdom, Apply as above. NIBLO’S GARDEN. OPENED FOR THE SEASO Director, Mr. JOHN 83 FRIDAY, Jane 16th, First Night of the Opera of the say P ORTILLION OF JONJUMEAU, SELLE LACT R. ay W8SLLE AMELIE 'WTON. MONS L¥COURT. MONS MATHIEU. MONS. BERNARD, MONS. OTERNON, ‘L appear. Thetnerfermacee to cemnence a ha pret 7 o'clock precisely, THE POSTILL ¥LONJUMEAU. ros Madeline, Chapelon, M Bie va} Mangia Mi. Mathies Nights of the French Conpaay— Fridars an! Saterdays Nights of the on whick oce only forty ine tricks. Ta rehearsal padays, Wednesdays, i Jays and Thursdays, oa Mr WE. Burton will appear tony ca high, who will pertormn'a va ty of domesti f L’Ke'ar, music by Halevey, com vor ta, Les Marzyrs, aud the Postillion 7 Adam, evmposer ef La Brassear de will be in attendee apd great eve {mtsion of i:proper persons. ca. Muy be had at the Garden dosing ("A limited number of Season ‘Tickets will be dis pesbbiol oe me meee PARK is on BOOTH AS RICHARD THIRD, THIS EVENING, June 16th, will be perforined, BICHARD L—Rienord, Mr Both.” ‘To conclude with ADVICE GRA LIS—Odbody, Mr. Placide. Bores, 50 cts; Pit, 25 ets, Gi: 12% cts. Doors openat 7 mane as 5 Ga commence at halt past HAVE REDUCTION OF PRICES First, Seeano sud third “Piers 24; Pit 1936 cents BENE‘IT OF MR. SILSBEF THIS EVENING, wil be performed, YANKEE LAND. After wheh, the YANKE AT NIAGARA | After which YANKEE FARMERS. Afur when YANK IN 1776. ‘Toconclude wih the YANKEE PREACHER— dn all of which Mr. Silsbee wi'l appear. Doors oven half past 7—curtaiu rises at 8 o'clock precisely. fe ALK’ SHW YORK Us num Prredway, opposite the Cir Ral) AND ADMISSION ONLY ONE SHILLING Mr. H BENNETT, Manager. THE GIANT GIaL, Having missed the Boston Boat yesterday, can be seen at Ponies Vem Yok std om, ull 4 P.M. this day. Mis KATERINA NABERS- CHT tae iss b J Mr. JOSE HABERNICHT, and Mr. ANSON WARNER, Mr 8 BROUWER, the celebrated comic singer. Miss BLANCHARD, the Grecian Juggleross, and spl did performer on the musical glasse=, ise 3 ADAIK, the mach admired Songstress. LAPETITE C* RETO, the Dauseuse. ‘A performance will take place every Wednesday and Batur- day afemoon at 3o’clock. Evenwg Performances in the Lecture Room to commence at Bo’clock. Bowery Amphitheatre, A. MANN AND RUFUS WELCH, PROPRIETORS. Boxes Socents; Pit, 12% cents. Doors open at half past 7. Performance to commence at 8 o'clock, - THIS EVENING, J ine '6 the performince will commence with 'a splendid pagent, entitled CHIEF3 AND inchs OS YUCATAN. Ground and lofty tan*lig, by the whole company. an fents, by J Signor Thrift, wall ap Mr. Hobs will introduse A great vaulting ac NP Litde Gleuroy witl three horse act. Mr Chambers will corporeal F exibility Grand classic e: Fou- Hang rian Cousins. by U To cone'ude withs loughable farce called JEREMIAH Equestrian Director, Mr, Cadwallader, Clow, J, Gonsin. AM MUSHUM, ND AZRIAL GARDEN. ‘i Opening of the Garden on the roof of the Museum, affording afine view of the bay, rivers, adjacent towns, ana the most gpol ats deligh:fal premenad wold a eteseme Sroton Wat inning frerly in each story. o "i OA NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FOUNTAIN With more than 100jets. has BALOON ASCENSIONS WORK been erected in the Mui turougnour the day, and FIRKE- HAKRING LOS the Great iy engnged. lwo, Mc. HG. + Len Pew , he the first of Jaly will be opened a new and scacious Hall, containing articles of trade, manufacture, the mmerce exrds of business, & , simitar to the fairs of the American and Mechauic lastitutes, Contributos are requested to call and cobain circulars aud terms immediately. Frice of admission 25 cents, Children under ten half price jel3r ARCH STREET THEATRE, (PHILADEL- PHIA,) TO LET. THE BOARD OF AGENTS OF THE ARCH STREET THEATRE, Philadeloina, are prppared to leave the build- for the season of 1813 "41. ora longer period, to an enterpri ig Manager, upon very liberal terms, Applications oddressed * Board of Agents of the Arch street ‘Theatre, Jottat 30 Market, streer SW 01 q ot the wih P. M. Lafourcade, No. 100 1a, Juve 15, 18: je15 ‘m*z ‘AL INSTRUMENTS, Wholesale and Reuil— . F. WOLTER, 116 Weit Brosdway, offers for sale a new set of Brass Iystraments,as B gles. Tram Too Trom- bones, Cornets, Freneh Horna, and Ophiclides. These instru = ments are warranted correct ii every respect, as the subscriber fe wal ot Music himsell, Leaders ‘and members of Bends w a good artic!: mdi Also, ws, Guitars, and Bows of every descript Jalan ‘and for, Harps, Violin, Al'on, C ie <UITAKS, WHOLESALE AND _RETAIL.—399 Broad OT way near Wi MESSKS. PH, ERNST SCHMIDT & MAUL. G 1 fully call the adention of the pul tablishment, No. 395 Broadway, where they keep constant! ad an ee assortment of fine-toned guitars, finished in the best ve, Ail Iostruments from this manufactory, loug favorably known in the United States, where it received the first pre~ miam awarded by the American institnte, for the beat Guitar, ave made of such materials aud in ensbles the maker to rant them t apgeis before pnrch \siug else whe and examine the splen Jsd workmanship of thei instraments, and ascertain the proes. ‘Chey will be found lower than at fang. other house in the city. ir. Pa. Erust, Professor of the Flute and Guitar, begs leave to announce that the above arrangerments do not inte: the least with his other ev ments; he sull continues to Teasons as usual, at 395 Bro y near Walker st. ma im%r paw siveron SINGING. AN “I'TON, having arranged to 1etam to Italy the M beginuing of Angust, parposes receiving pugile ‘matt hee time,to give finishing i ich aty’ Smuging Her method jessons in the Italian, and Buglion rt that pursued by Bordogni ara Vaecai, the first masters in Europe, increasing the strength compass with astonishing rapidity. Her pupils wiil have advantage of her singiug wish them, which can be parved by masters aloue, who have been cmiuevt augers. Ladies de F; eusclves uf Madaw Snttou’s limited star, ‘May ascertain terms, &e., by application at 77 Chambers street, from 9 o'clock till 2 WS sam one, FIRE WORKS. ISAAC EDGE, JR., PYROTECHNIST. HE most extevsive, varied, god brilliant exhibitional Fire Works ever minnfsctured iihis ot any other country, are now ready for delivery on the lowest terms, in lots to suit com- ittees and parties for the celebration of Fourth of July, at the rnited States Laboratory, Jersey City. Orders left with JW’ “Holberten, 75 Marden Lane, or at Niblo’s or Castle Garden, will receive immediate attention. Goods delivered to any'part o! the city free of expense. my 24 toJu30 is*ec HOBOKE, NCREASED ATTRACTIONS Musard on the aftcruoons of Mondays, days. Free to the public. the Elysian Wield summer resort, begs expense he h der, Mr. M sof availing Wpncerts a’ Ete ast ‘ednesday The proprietor of the Pavilion to imform the publi effected an engagement with th who, assisted by his excel jesday, Jane trended his concerts leat n, tue progretor confidently anticipates that this effort for the gratiteation of the public will meet with a gene proval. 1132 NO. THE: PUBLIC.—The proprietor of the House Faltoa street, known as Pearsall’s Salooa, retai cere thanks to all’ those who have been pleased. to with th and taki opened nison with any similar also, by uaremitted atention, together wih a not to be surpassed in the catering line, he hopes ty re-eive a esotinaance of hat patronage, aud for which neither pains nor expense have been spared. DAVID PEARSALL. le “m im EVERY LADY HER OWN DRESS MAKER. MES CENTLER & CO, bex leave t» inform the Indi of New York ond its vicinity, that they intend to struction ic their new patent system of cutting ladves’ sleeves, yokes, collers, exps. &e., of every frshion aod style. by hich system any laay ion, tocat any of the favor hi * patronage nt his former piace of business adjoining, the present cecasion to inform them he trusts , wi ‘Saloon as Rose Role out any risk of a mi rooms, 259 William st, where they will 940 12.A. M, and f. ight airy and romantic healthy itis truly 0 destrable. resort Tore ‘ng the hot seasrn. By personal attention, the proprietar will endeavor to render {nll satisfaction to thore who may call apon lim, ‘I'ne house will be constantly supplied with such deli- cacies end substantials as the ches Is. K. H. VAN RENSSELAER. New York, June, 164 B. A few soos remain unoccupied for the tion of boarders, whoean be tak ye of ata drivers, start fom the City Hall eve by the place Bere 1236 cents. Ty hor NEW LING LIVERCOOL PAC MB iii snlend t s he to eu aud seroud eabi, ai fe passengers, it 18 well known superior (o any other line of packets. Those wishing to secure ‘on board, foot berths should not fail to make early syplieation of Baring Slip, or to Ws. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peek slip, corner South st. ‘The Rochester sails from Liverpool on the 3th Avga Pernous wishing to send for them biougi f other first clays packet ships, aailiag from Livers on favorable terms dw discount or any other charge, inal the post towar of En Ireland, Scotland or Wales, can also be obtained on appli fhe (llowing are duty appointed agents for the tale of the Beandieth Pills in New Yors and vicisaty, "A. U. Lown ssbary, Manhat D.D, Wright, corver Lews R. Hi Tapp 167 Divis Geo. BM O Fowh Bo Cordrey, 59 Whitehall Wi P. Powell, 61 Cherry at B, 8- Taylor, 80 Verey at ire. Wilkinsoa, 412 Cherry st. ‘W. D_ Berrian, cor Ist st end Ist Avenue, John Howe, cor Rivington ana Ludlow ats. Ist st cor Uth Av erue. on, 43d ath Avenue. Wht East Chester. J's. Kenyon, Harlem. ‘Thoma C, Lyen, Mamaroneck. Aaron Smith, West Farms, Mist pooett’Nis Market st B:ookl Mra, Booth, No. 5 et st, Brooklyn ernicr, Williamsburg’ be. Win, E, Parker, D. W. tone, Jersey City. Newark, N. J. J15 Ste asabeve. eat we mtel 2 16 FOR GREENOCK, SCOTLAND=iegatar ‘The splendid preket ship Parket of the IGch AGITATOR, Henry, will pouctaasly sau aa anove, herr ; Those ‘desirous of proceeding direct to Seot!and, or the north of Ireland will find tris veasel very comtortably ‘fi'ted np for the accommodation of eabin, second cabin and steerage passe. gers, who wiil be taken at low rates. For further rerticulars apply to Capt. Henry, on board the ship, at old Slip. oF to . MeMURRAY, nitive 100 Pive at. PACKET FOR HAVRE—‘ccond Line—Th ship ONKIDA, Jomes Banck, master, will sail on pte It fF. on ny NCKEN, Agent ___N 0.9 Pontine Buildines Wal THE owner ofa neat three s house, room than is requisite for his family, 19 d~ Apart of the same toa respectable farnils such a ienant the rent will below. Kor pericn ply on the premises, !4sitlizibeth, berween Brome and iy wt TRAW WRAPPING PAPER In low to vit purchasers, 200 Y pERSSE & BROOKS, No.61 Liberty at. jMee 8 i7ee WAscHES AND JEWELLER i in Kngland, larger a retai Any oth tsgideach.- Wate s and jewel All watehes warranted to keep tumed. Watches, clocks and j manner, and warranted lower than at any city. G, C. Allens importer of watche: ery, whole wle and retail. 20 Wall street, np atairs. mais infec PORTANT TO TRAVELLERS AND, HOUS DEERE Lite and F nerty Preservers—Patent Self Coeking Revolving Pis discharged six times Rola, which ean be a asmony seconds, merely by vulling the trger, ber and bared a Tn‘onesleee aud irfore cannot be blown apart, like some repeating pistols, ‘The cums ttinple—hey ean De drawn item the pocket and used with one ind, without the joss moment. Wor travellers, house and stcre keepers, captams, planters, public oficers, and ochers, they cre au indispensable article, ab they can protect their livesan, property iPattaeked by maay ene Ai 1d arm, themselves with this weapon, the: “Lhe pablie are invited to examine the same, as ~~ mented not to ret ott of cider, and thr gare city, beh certainly recommend them over all others. Whole sale and retail ‘The chain- be blown 2 J. G. BOLEN. adwey, m6 Im between Wall aod Pioe ois, JLEGASL GRATE APRONS.—Tye saubrenbers hy 4 on hand a most beautiful assortment of Grate Aprons, cor rising all the variety of e with entirely mew and splend a eves, aod at vations Also, dravery for lookvmm Ci'sses nnd plettre frames eat HM. RAYNOR’s, bookstor ji5 er 76 Bo: 7" PORTUGUESE eels FiLLe. * Lae fa ebrsted, Pills, from Portug Treerene ‘Py couiere AS wamd verse eembommhe [av cee ats meth erry” * “ ry. *, to be obte've: