The New York Herald Newspaper, May 5, 1844, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol. X., Ho. 126—Whole Ho. 3696. Ww YORK RAI ALD sity newspaper—pub- THE NE 1K HE L Ushod every day of the year except New Year's day and rere july. Frice cents par covp:-0r 67 98 P59” \—cash in adi cKLY ERALD-—published every every Saturday ce i or $8 19 per annum— in advance. MADVERTISERS are inlormed that the circulation of She Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, Deand Penicgere) . [thas the largest circulation a ee ity, oF the world, and iy therefore the th bat chon for business country. bina the city or lerate—cash in ad- “PRINTING kinds executed at the most moderate ee inti i lgaat BENNETT, minton oF THE Henao EsTapuisnaent Nyonhwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets, iz MOLE Ke. % ¥ 7 can be pupvlied Wik drhste same oa. £2, £3, £5, £10, £20,£50,£100. £1000 or any amount, nayanle on demand, without dicount, or any other charge, Cloual Bauk of fre'and, Provwicial Bk do, Mesary -. Bankers "Hamed & C , Brchange aud Dis: aoe Hanke Livetpools Eaaters tank of ‘Seotlauus Greenoex Banking Com anys Sir Win, Forbes, Hnuter & Co., Scocland; and the branches (u every post town throughout Eucla, re: fand, Seotlad aud Walws, which drifts wil be foew cred b nekets of thie Uh 6th or the yal Mai steamer sailing from Boston i AAnply te W.& J. At their geaeral passage office, 13 Pecks sip, feidre corner of South street No Alt letters: a a ee must come post paid. sclroohi, ¥ vs Ht U Garay vi x) N. rise oy dail ik, AM. AMeilroad from y idee ‘tos, Niithou'changs pt Carctrom: tence by Pont vs throveh Mendham hester, Sch oley’s Mountain, Port Cotdea, Washington 8 Easton. At Washington a daily Tine intersects tovand from Belvidere, For seats apply” to HILL, at Jobo Patten's Commercial Hotel, 73 Courtlandt “NB. farnisned at the short: gotie, by apriying to N.B LUSE, Morristown nah me N.B Luke Morristown. ao eieen T WESTERN RAIL ROAD ROUTE, GRE mee is FOP urn 4eo (325 MILES) OA: ‘The only <Mfice in New York established hy id Bi ffal Rout Comoe So COURTLAND E mane. HN T Lamegalee WOTICE TO IM Sy ls ta a $3.36; to yi id at heb pen der 2 years free; and ‘ali ion a ra oes on the Hail Keoas in eotively free. Its orient that 1t comes much beg ogd to the upmigraut to sear by Be aad chgn by Coal Be reaching, Buy per eh a fron ietakee Pe ee a Do lo daye. The fale , reanit, viz Towng eaigurtinmanowe te rma eiz i= 7 ress cs Lingwace to ‘Buffalo, 5otbs free, balance for 100ibs-+ 18 | Loss of time at least 9days 55 ee ton incor tale for igeiba++ Ca ae lo freaeee eee Living for 42 hours, aty-++_7 Living ‘Total per R. Road +++ $6.43 ‘Ss . ties € Deduet fare per R. Road- ‘The traveller por R; Road saves $5.62 “They ales forward nassvig m0 Clevreiand, Pertemoath and oien ee "ino; Det Green Bay. Mile e. higans vise: sernisuntiee, Al information the’ different. routes Elves ares, and Tickets to be itl only at the Albany and Bui sail Hood OF G28 Eat uriandt WEW YORK pepe Sopa «#ROAD LINE WERUMSWICK, PaINcRTOR, TRERTOR, TowN AND BURLINGTON. THROUGH IN SIX HOURS. Tie Morming Looe proces town, from i by ‘The 2 te athe a reine L te pened direct to Camdea (apposite to vigledelahie) cane howe change of cars. ra will procure their tickets at the office foot of Conrciandt street, where a commodious, steamboat, will be im jucas, with beeeancerases crates on bi Diary ine: Earle esa ok t being, open rey is provi ; Rear in wh Which are apartments an i dressing rooms ex-ressly for she, ‘Retaraing, nthe dines leave Philadelphia from’ the foot of Wal aut street, DY steamboat to Bordentown * 7, clock, A. M. aad by railroad from Camden, at 5 o’olock, P. Phe lines Vey timore leave Philadelphia at tia ee i A, A. oe, ane 15 Le being mation of thelines SINGDAL, MACHATEARVIELE AND 00M UI LK, A. BLOM TT WASHINGTON LINE OF STA GES hatanville ithe cente—Fo Gis: shington 25 ernts. This Laine will sence running om Saturday, May ath, 1é4 Leavis’ nuhattroville, runuiug every hour unt 70% coruer of Tryou Row ates st two doors east of the ffariem Railfoad Office, at? ro'elock, A. M., and coutinue rua niug every roar until 8 P.M DSeages leaving core Washo ogton. for Caty Hall, 73¢ and 93, ty, 1 P OM., 35g, 4 ana 639, cr leaving " ctr. iy ‘hr Fort Washiagtou, 9 A. M., li aad “These Buiges pias ou the ioute tteea’s Hotel, ‘Saruhiam’s Man on House, trphan Asylum and Lanatic Asylum, Siricker's vibbey Butel, Lramty Church Cometry. Hizh Brivge 10 yor W ORE, me Proprietor. rehos 6 Gelock A. M., and continue ‘cloc! Leaving New York STATEN ISLAND BOOS OF WHITE HALL STR, The Steashost STATES ISLANDER, will ran Laat follows on aad ater Monday, 22d Apni, uni Cathey never ¥ teense Staten Is Wand, 19 1 Me Cl k NTS. AMER RAINBOW THE NEW ‘AND. SvieT. er CAPTAIN JOHN GAFFY, Coe Will commesee her tips for the mst Thorsday, eyrit ath, and ray wucil £2 Lice ia cere Leaviog Newark at 7 YM ALBANY DAY LINE — ALBAN tg ne ate lat ps ad splendid steamboat SOUTHAM ERICK cat avtain Mo ir ve the foot or Barclay street, worch eaday ant Krid.y moraings, ‘et 7 o’eloe! th Awerca will le.ve Alby for New York ov hier: day ad saturday mornings, at 7 o'clock. Moe de, ou Mon- PB OPLE’S LINE OF STEAMBOATS” pay ALEANY. pted—T i +, Sunt —" Di reety at 1B Alesana the Stovmnb a Fer be- ween Coartlondt aud Liberty street ie uILBOG Chit, Cactuia A. P. St 4 Friday evenings, at 7. STE, Cayton © Houghton, o Thursday aid Satuiday Pveu AL Fire ove! Km be mea Uaptasa Ww H, Peck . M Mit iCA, Captain R. G Crontenden, Monday, Wednesday, Wriday oud Sunday, ato ‘Pareungees taking this live of bonte will arrive in Albany ix aw le ume to whe the Morning Trunof Cars for the east or dove Boxtsare new acd substantial, are furnished egaut Stave Keoas, anu lor specd and accom vurvalied on the Huttaoa. ¢ or ireaght, apply on bond, or to P. C. the office ma the what, BW EVENING LINE FOR ALBANY, AT 0 Mock, from the foot of beeen | st. North side. iti Se W and splendid steamboat NEW Ww 3 Deioietle JERSEY, Capt. K. A. Furey, will eommece herr ela trips, be Dany Tesving New York oa Monday thy ee dy New York aud Al- of May next. Her m New York wi'l be ‘Monday ‘Thursdas C, Behutez at EG ‘edt esd: aad Satay beea enlarged aad remoddied ; het trom, Albany, Toesdays, ‘Lhe sew Jersey days. barthen ix 700 tous; she is fitted up ia the best possible maguer, and has sleeviug accomuiodatious tur 689 persons he has a Jarge pumber of clegaut atote-rooms, a large and commodious me. ade deck; her sgn hw ae extensive, and sand + Laties’, Sa'o01 sees ig accommodattOM for P The kingine and B: cew Her dia tof water being buc three 4 she will always beavle to cross the Par, welcome d teath peud opou reach: east aud west, can thes alwave de the conveyances going 26 tomi*ic NEW YORK, “ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT FOR ALBANY AND TROY—Mornine ( dened eke Barclay stieet, landing wa amet 4 KOY, Captain A. Gorham, this moming at7 Te steymer TROY, Captain A. Gorham, Monday tom- ing, -t 7 o’chock. j vening Line from the foot of C, ‘Tie suetnet ALBANY, Cay tain (ph ag cag gal ing, at o'cloe ‘he steamer, SW ALLOW, Captain A. MeLean, Monday is ‘chock, 4 of Wis Laine, owing to their Light dean ¢ wt ll timed (0 poss the bars and teh’ Aibeey tod troy ts ample tne to tke’ the monuing trie St cars for the east or went For poasage or freight, apply on board, or at the offices on the wharves mire or traneni ‘Aibany ia time’ fu CKET ye AMBOAT NoTior, The nboat MASSACHUSETTS, 4 Caot L, Fait ey, will leave Cor! ’ Hook, foot ot Water street, for Nantucket, en Satur- as So’elock. Fare $3. May 24, 1044, m3 at¥ec ie U » Sw. Mite a Wall ater ; WG: Howind, ta South Pind steret TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. ¥... 2... iii are Mebasribase, having completed their prrangemen Gi rity = Patrick Henry, Virginia, Montes Hotun ci Tudcpesdenee, Bemarl Hick be obtained, efits sasetene ‘their frend, on application either of our offices. ‘They will also be pre~ared, on the nd heat Loy iffalo, and al oper Lakes Vin Oswego to, Toronto, Port Hoy all parts of Canada We roin ‘Troy via Wiitehatt to Mon ég Hast via Ohio Canal from Cleaveland to Yortsmo: einvatt, andi termotinre pl Souih West vix Phy ibadetphiia tp to Bi ta oa the Ohio to their friend: give Drafts on any, vartof Eg waite forsums of £1, £3, to mit the purchaser. n Ba Sandford & Shoeumker, 7 Light st hay roy, N, age to Alby intermediate places. tp River to parts of Ubio, Michigan, boven Iilinois” ‘and Wiscon Derpused *0 ring OUL passeugers from the followin first cl; ket ships, ft mane eave Liverpool on the lat, Uh, Lith, 16th, Alat and 20th of andevery information iveatio’ opening and Troy pe, Cobarg, Kingston, and ntreal and Quebee, Cana- h, Cin ctaburg,C Louis- St adh ing to send money NDEN & CO. will dor belend, payae W—OF iM ally AOUNE AND AGENTS, esteret, Boston. feet, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, te es Albay N.Y. “Utica, N.Y. mi6ec ARRANGEMENT! OLD ESTABLISHED PAI $ FOR 1 BSAUE OFFICE, ‘nie street, corner of South, He te a, attention of af, dd the public in general, to. the it, forthe parpote of big in ute i ieat ee, ih the London Packets, to sail rom New é0th—and from London on the 7th, 1 Tn eounection with the above aad ill greater. Tueilitics to, Damenkers tablished regular line of tat class and copper tasteaed ships, to gail ipinhout she yea, th th, 16th atacand Sieh of eve every month, owing, fmagements for sent 9 pou is "a York, the Ist, 10th ee 7th and 27th ofeach month for the Darpost of afford- the ber has es- New Vork built, coppered il punetually every week te secoenmacasion ¢ of aponrees wishing to remitmoney to or friends Banks, vil Bei Kilrush, Dublis Scotland—The City Batk of Glasgow. afte are given, payableat sight, on jank of Ireland, payable at imerickt, Londonderry, oxford, Sate’ Wawcord, Armagh, thlone, Colerain, Enniskillen, Parties, Parsonstown, Cavan, Omagh, Bandon, Ballyshanno Bhibereen, Moneymore. a ‘lanl—Messrs. Spooner, Atwood & Co. Bankers, London; apy Waterloo vere Liverpool; payable in every town ital ia Great B For further inforrnat letter, sot ) apply to farther NO UEEH MeMURMAT. ecraet of South N.Y. Or Mesars. P. W. BYRNES & CO, 36 Waterloo Road, i96m*re Liverpoo! THE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. ee eh. and month. From New Ship LIy BRP OOL. 1150 tons, N. UEEN OF T! ning tons P. Woot New ship hat phd Shand tons, John Britton Ship OTE N Gua: 1050 tons, Ira Bi ursely, These substantial, fast sailing, firs the city of New York, are command md ability. and will patched Shae cables are elegant and com mk ‘whatever can coud "Price of passage, $100. ailelera the Sa or owners of parcels or paekages reat tills of lading are signed therefor iE WEST, ouse, New rere ‘pool. Bee AS ‘April i Jane ¢ 3 et. a8 fh 8 play ai uly 6 pe. 2 Ov. 6 Feb’y 21 April é June ai 6 Oct’r 21 Decks 6 way Rene. & uly, 21 pt. Nov'r 2 Jan’y 6 1 at Class ships, ail built in led by tmen ‘of experience punetually on the 2ist o} modions, and are furnished juce to the ease and comfort of passen- these shi ill be respon- ne Ub pat a AR Ob OLIN % MINTURN, wo FIELDEN; jMec MARSEILLES LINE gence on the Ist, and from Marseil durvag eh PREscotree Ry 7 HOM SON,Car cant i vest, HELLESPO, Capt. Adams, ‘i rik Ae They are all coj pened ant dcobper femal and have zosllent secomeapdations for passeng: ‘The price of cabin passaye will be and liquors. ‘cous addressed to B ca forwarued free of other bee ear Wor frvient of 5 ae pe regu e-, dis] ine =i Marseilles, el Mar t, New SSHOTTENS fe COd ay erpe0 OF PACKET! ‘on the 5th of $100, exclusive of wines OYD & erat mer will than those actually pai ee woELER. 103 OD & ghaved atrert Pid to Rents, io 9 T Tontine Welldiags. PASSAGE. FROM GREATBRITAIN AND IRELAND iol ate sich ta eh aad Livery of prndtually th y wil also have a first rate class ing every: aix days, thereby from that port. Gue of U to see Should the parties agreed for not Md Line of F mifigent Ships, 1 oF fording weekly ye firm (Mr. James D. Roche wat they shall be forwarded with care and des- Line of Packets, Sailing hand 19th of ev of American teadii come out, the money will * returued to those who paid it here, without aay reduc- verpool Packets, comprise rd fo iy haa been ex ‘ hey are geatetl, ‘Those proceed G Mouey to their relatives, can stall Uines oi amount, drawu direct mn the Koval ,D > Mili PRESCOTT, AMES & ©O. Baukers, London, yhich will be paid on demand at any of the Banks, or their Sranehes, in all the ‘aud, Scotiand and Wales. noes Bel N. B. eurning to the old country will advantage to seleet this favorite Lit neference to anv other principal towas throughont England, Ire- BROTHERS & CO ton Bank. ~The Olt Line of Liverpoot Packets’ ¢ gil from this vort for Liverpool on the ist and 19th of each mouth. Parties mfort and "ice, in find it to their ne for their eanye OLD LINE LIVERPO fb of Vackets fe OL. PACKETS iverpool Will herestter be er, excepting that wheu the sailing day t shi will sail on the, succeed { m m Lav The CAMBRIDGE, 7 "(June July 6 1 Nov. 15 1 The ENGLAND, 1s 6 wu Lhe OXFORD, 1 1 hbone i me, The MONTE ZU IAS 16 1000 tous, 6 A. B. Lowber, 16 the EUROPE, 1 8 Cm ean H The NEW vortk, teow} i 16 tts Bs. Cropper, rH The COLUMBUS, 7 t 700 vons, 5 1 Cole, QMay 1 The YORKSHIRE. (haw) Sept. ri tons, an. D.U, Briley. May 16 These ships are not surpassed in th by.any vessels in the trade. athe commanders are well know srveriouce, and the atrictet attention will always be te the comfort and convenieu eB ntuality, as regards the aisles of 6 exer Ceihtrmished by the stewards, af regu) se Neither th captain or owners sible for ay letters, parcels, or Har bills Mera nged are sign dent GOODHUE & Co, MARSHALL, 98 Burli of BAKING, UROTHERS & iat in point of elegance or comfort F erbin accommodations, or in their fast sailing qualities nm asmen of character aud paid to Pasnen pers jing, will be observed as will be 5 ‘which will will be respon- by them anless For freight or pas- 64 South st. 6. pone OR GLASGOW—Direct—WithDi us lacs Packet Ship SALEM, Captain first ¢! 1 as nl nd atecrage, eabin, second cabin ecKaged her berths ere alread: should make immediate application (9 on board stress, or to Tl very superior vessel will re Mordiog a facility seldom to as of seniling for thie fren Gleagow, of the North of Lreland. teamers from Belfast, Londonder nine, ply weekly to Glasgow, at Passage, &c., apply as above. teh—The leira, will ip has very superior accommodations for Assengers, and A number of Persons Totendag, to embark ny nes oY Pine MeMURR, 100 Pine street, corner cays. carn direct to New York, » bemet with for persons ds in the neighborhood of ty, Port Rash, and Cole very moderste ates, For NEW YORK, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 5, 1844. LLY ERFO bavink NEW LINE OF L ‘0 sail irom New Tak as iL PACKETS, pret Aaiverpoo! om the Lith Ship RO: He ROSCIU: hip ship 8 oe 11th Man Re With Apa, May. upwards of 1000 tons, York, with such improvements as combine great ipod with unusual comfbrt for pzssengers. Every care has been taken in the arrangement of their aecom- modations. The price of heuce is $100, for which ainple stores will be provid hese ships are commanded by eg inasters, who wil make every exertion to give ge , owner ofthe sie will be reanona- or a parcels of package malar ty ot tnd re tg heel peel ae For treight or vik ge app ie OLTIN Br eos (8, South gt ew York, of to SHIPLEY &'UO., Liverpool. Letters by the Me aia Nps charged fa cunts per sing 90 cents per oa) ad bewapapers | I ceut each. _mi rre ow Mo nad ce PACKETS, Second Liue—The Ships of this tine will hereafter leave New York on the Ist, and Havie on the t6th of each month, as fol- jOWS, VAL t= f From H. New Yoru. ist March, Ist July, Frou Ship B. AR Mon ‘Cnptain May. 16th Seprembers As december. Rdward Funck. doth January. Ship UTICA, fay. 16th Jane Captain Dame. 16th October. rederick Hewitt, a Janus y i6th Febmary. New ship St. NICHOLAS ts: Ju. With J tain - B. Pell, iat pace ary. €16th March, 'Thhaluepbmiaoda isa of these ships are uot aurpassed, eome dining all that may be required for comfort. ‘The price ‘of esd bn essay ig 8100. Passengers will be supplied with every re aipite with the exception of wines avd liquors Goods intended for these vessels will be jaewarded by the su! from any other than the expenses actually i free it pul red Ga temas Hor Beis Ie Pensa AP ee je25 ee No. 9 Tontive bu . ear. Wall and nts, Water st YOR LIVERPOOL—The Now Line Re; zis Packet 2ist May.—Thejnew and very, epcriog ‘ork built packet ship QUEEN OF THE WES1 r ¢ mip Woodhouse, 1259 tons burthen, will sail as above, er regular For freight cf Passage, having elegant acd roomy accommo 4 unsurpa‘sed by any ship in a spply to the Captain ma board, at west side Han slip, or jet & MINTURNS, DH 67 South a. Price of passage $100. ‘The prexet eniy Rochester, Capt John Britton, £09 tons burthea, will sucomed the Queen of the West, aud sail on ner rewular day, Zlat June. mire AND JEWELRY parenes Gold and Silver Watches, ‘encils, Keys, &c., will find it qreatly e to call ow the subscriber, who ia selling ail above, at retail, mach lower than any ote: house im the city. Watches as low as 20 to 25 dollars each, Watches and Jewelry exchanged or bought Ali Watches warranted to keep good tines orthe money returned Watches and eae ene, pana best mauaer, aud warranted, lower than at Hany ont other ier 6. i ia pattes of Watches and Jewelry, Wholesale and retail, 30 Wail street, m27 Imre Un-ar FASHIONS. VELL solicits a call at her newly-opened iErenok pe "y Esstatlishi ep No 44 Canal street, near GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES THOSE who wish to Gold Chains, Gold to their advanta descriptions of > tol road: ¢ has const 'y on hand »n elegant assort- ment of Yase and most fashionable articles, at the lowest Prices. ald 2wrre 02d STRY GT Honea eT LOOMINGDALE ROAD, K H OV AN RENSS4LASR, Proprietor of the Abbey Ho- + tet, would return thaake co the citizens of New Yors, for the liberal patronage bestowed on his place the pastaeason. By strict attention to the business and wants of his gueats, he hoves for a continuanee of the sai ot visited the place, he would respectful- we old mansion, supplied with the neces- caries of life—grovnds unrurpssyed ro Jocation, Beauey and ped jiness—covered with green mB Wers, and flav shade, with attentive host—wait their ‘coming Gentlemen with their farnilies, will ~ nlow hours well spent ia the coal shade of the old frees of Ladies and C} ae can roam in perce ee quiet over the ex tensi grounde Place, and be as undisturbed as in their own private ieee Families oF le Persons can obtiiu board and good reoms ata fair rat hed! with OF pie, soon. Individuals or Parties wall be real Dinner or ree atall hours, . Moore's Stages, ronaing from the Fark, corner of Chat- bam atect and’ yon Row, near the Railroad, to Mauhattan- Pass the place every hour of the day—tare 12g 06 oeptt, a, good coaches and careful drivers, heap and ride, fro pthe heat and Hiatot eee i ae ‘New York. April. 1 al6 Imre ROSSVILLE. BOARDING CHOOL, STATEN ISLAND. W.,, WESTTHORE repecifally informs his friends and the publie that he has ing for seve Parents and guardians aro gis it boint of conscience to guard ble wa} of children. frsadabiggts (ald os care. Ky Writing, rd gramminar taught. j, the orehard, gardevs and play: Sraced gre gnbionigabeat whi Giate caulk toes ibe landing. The steamboat la) leaves Barclay stieet every day at3 O'clock for Rossy lading washing, $25 per 4 Chatham sqnare, N. Y. i ie Seaten Island. FRENCH HINA. D TO No. sLIBER EY STREET, (UP STAIRS.) A, BALESME, Liporter and Agent for Mannfactarers, has + always on hand a large assortment of dinucr and tenses ip plain whitenad gilt Prech Porcelain, aa woll ax anuer and Deus rt Plates, of ail sizes, aszor Soup Taree: Covered Dishes, Selad Bowls, ierait Baskets, Custards and Stands. Sets, and Rich Desorated Dinner Sets. veviate Ware, Greek, Freaen and Ameri es are warranted of the best quality, aad to be termy, ead ia Lois to amit pureliasers, MARKTELLE AND HOLDERMAN 87 MAIDEN LANE, NUVACTURERS RG, of Ormamnen ta Hair 9 ors, Wigs Curis, aut oll kiads of Hair Woi N Bi he trad JOUN i worn Prives sad Me tavat 36 Maiden Lane aud 37 Johu street ; J. U. having coacinded to give up the above businers after the present season, will offer judacemente to thoae wh pleased Lo » call,not to be met with in any otner score a * aps im*ec J. Orricy, or Jexrenson Insurance Company, No. 36 Wall st, opposite the Baxclauge. TPIS Compony contiaues 0 Tusure against Loss aad Doe maze by Fire, om gvods, wares and merchandize, aud alxo against loss by infaud navigation. om, yensela aud theif cargoes. Thomas W. Thorce, Elisha Rigas, Taornos T. Woodralf, Anson Baker, BR Robsoa, M. Day Joseph evke, y Joseph Alien faces B, Flolraas, Oa, Joha ¥, Moore, Servs R Whiting, Wm. K. Thora, ‘Phone Morrell, How Y eHOnt AS Ww. HOWE Prendewt, 3 Fraver V. Jone v. GO. T. HOPE, Socretery sal TO MANUFAUTUKiARS AND LLKS ix WOOLLENS. HENRY MIGEON, CORNER of Laixht pnd Wasiingion streets, New York Kinishec of Cloths, € assimcves, Satin’ ta, &e-y respectfully inform. the taxnufactiro-s avd deters in woollens, thet his establishment 13 now in succcagitl operation, and that he is pee ared to exectte with Prompts + Tine that may B to him Bpeciueos of his workmausitip may br lication to the geatlemeu whove uames are anuexed om he hag biberty to refer Pine street. NCES, ‘Orders may be left 4 and Fioghatn, 60 Pine street, Jones & Lo., 12 Pine stenet, ApS lin¥ee STABLISHMENT, AY, PA eh OsITE SAINT PAULS T facture of HAT! ine premature disproporticnate Erown,) havire met with the a obrtion of te public, felly avn ‘ck ws full and complete, 7 advantages, his Hata are othe yarket. a nine | os of yd On '» Will consn jaterest: INO N- ORNIN 4 24 Brosdwsy, oppraite N. B.—The asaal large aud assorted sto &e., always oa hued SEGARS! SE s! Let the toper celicht in his bovtte nd glais, Twi'l seek noth face mar. atc un the eajovment surpass, The Smoker's Song popular sand, 3 Maiden ©, teceive from his agent r4 of the eh vtds, Hi than ean be procare. the eeleb rat AS, in eave ver every approved brands ad comprises a greater variet ther establishment ia the City, nen ae eyuested to call at 0. 3 Maidea Lane, Howara’s Hoel, ‘aad ja 2 for thomgelves, mi BOARDING. ATZ, COURTLAND? STREEA ivepiualy smnligues se feline wieeat eth wh ge enc Be s iu >. Rov Courtandtatmers Cee This establishment BOARD. PERSSANT I ROOMS, wth Board, can be obtained at No. outer street. ‘The bonse and farniture are new, the location ¢esirable, and the terms reasonabie ‘ape7 2w*m DR. 8. W. MOORE, HAs REMOVED from his inte residence, 531 Broadway comer of Spring stieet, to No. 767 Broadway, ove door be- Jow the corser of Ninth street. m2 lw*re REMOVAL. RJ HE NE’ hay removed to 20 Chatham and Ce ane street, between re streets, where he continues to be cou- is profession, iu his REMOVAL, n pyoM AS WARNER. has removed h of Daane street 21 Im*ec m3 Stee [FORMATION young Kogrant, 3 suppored ho is now eagaged as Clerk in sowestore in Mobi orig some village int in cars of Roche, Brother » Poties of ship Helen Thonse relations ate very axe “TURE £ THE OF orterend Dealerin it NTED of GEORGE ice on bord of te a BF y » bear feom hi I DOL LARS REWARD. CS and Store of the sabsc No. 22 Beaver street, was broken « on the night of the 30th Apn, or earl¥ iu the morning of the fixet of May, ano about $3,000 worth of Copper Jirouze stolen therefrom, ‘Lhe Sronze was all doue wp in packag! 6 pouud each, which were subdi- Vided iuto s.xteon paris, of an oonce each ; each ounce dove ap ina blue paper, aud ueariy all of them marked with a private mars “Zhe quantity stolen was about four or five hundred poonds weight. {t is presumed that the robber concealed hirself in the store until after cherame closed, and then broke the office ojeu, and removed the property by ‘the back carrence to the n Marketiield street ‘Theabove reward will be given for any information rs may leag to the conviction of the thef andl the recovery of the property, and in proportion thereof, for such amount as may be recovered wid other informacion in regard to any Bronze, thet may be sold or offered for sale in this or te neighboring cites, or in regard to any person comiag. out of the premu in Marketlield street after six o'clock ou the evening of the ‘oan Apnil, wali be than my? twin 92 Petes GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE, — oyerANTLy G9 MAIDEN LANE, : 8 on hand, a General A. tof READY CON DENG THING: Seal auattenmnt gl READY tporders fer the latest and most approved Fieneh patteria, at tharcuotiee Persous furnishing their ows materials ean have clothing of all d scriptions made wp in the best style, at the following low prices, Vit t= Kroca and Uress Coats made and trimraed, from $8 to $10 Pauvaloons and Vests $1 to 81 75 Sou hero orders executed et short notice mi Im*ee ANA SEGARS LOR will sell at Aue ion th Dv. on ‘Thursday, May 9 act o'clock H street, no entire lavoice of very wes Havana Segaracutitied to debeutn.e, imporced per # Iga. cousisting OF 381,000 Regalia, Panatelis, and the g ral assortment of a ‘escription exactly suited for first tels and the retail trae, m1 Se RICH FANCY Gaius TAPLE DRESS ES. ARTI THE! SUBSC CRIBE 28 have received, ner late arrivals from spriny Paris and Londow, an asvortment ‘of rich and beautiful vite the attent pod samen: om Pearls, Gloves, &e., of rons, aod strangers vi this city, to their varied and extensive assortment of Scarfs. Crnyate, Uh Suspenders, Riding and Ld Beits,Pocket Handker- ravee Stiffeuers, Night Cays, Hosiery, Purses, Linen aad Dress Frouts, Dressing aud Parior Robes, Siocks in € vat variety lambswool, merino, firnnel, It Undershirts aad Drawers, Umbrellas, «Ke curt subseribers? summer fashions of linen and muslin Shirts will be found well deserving the xtteation of yeutlemen who desire to.replenish their, wardrobes. Aa narticular attention is bestowed on this bi panel o ofthe subscribers busuess, not on! in makiog up thearticle with due atveation to its strength an durability, buc in the neatness of the finish and superiority the fit, kentlemen may depend on being suited with any oF che above mentioned artucles of reasonaple prices, by calling of the tne 1s qeblshient ot 237 read comer of Place. te Parsells & Agate would particularly call the attention of all he b of stooping,to their Patent le is intended to brace the free action to, the lnngs, aad wil be found of immense Aan its. sons who have acquired 1 fe tie Shonider brace. This re strengthea the bac! id expand the cheat, to alt persons of studious and seden tary ad Lveod*ec PATED T ELASTIC SHOULDE TH BS Foes of this. dents agenowe for the articl Steegt Colrsrlicy, shoulders, streugthen the {ree nctuon to the lungsyaud beitig forded with aa elastic tack be found of ng impediment to the free use ot the Pas veutgand guardians are particulacly req.ieated to exai as it will be sound of RK BRACE. Brace over all others manutactured, I who ase the the extens.ve the pass year in a anf vine, confidently offer article ever brought under: The above named artic! obtained wholesale or retail SELLS GATE, 237 Broadway, corner of Park Place. P & A. co tinue the mannfactar the Elastic periority of iat in its pe ta to the form ofthe wi lightness. aud durability 4 with deaa front for two hozwea; will s with poie and shel s A Double H COUNTRY STOR SPERS, PE ae AND PAMIL Barbers ae d such oF Ay Powders “Hoomn ‘owesrss end Gpemeticn, Besut’ Hees, and d scription aad styic of perfumery. Johnsen & Vr e ther skitl snd assidnity pe aliy to the mat niqade. ee -nomical dpe there Soap per atrert, than aud exawine befor 1 the eoantry ean do m2 Im*re WHOLESAL THE CANTON T E. PRINCIPAL SYORE 121 C Brauch 518 Bleecker » a street, near enwich, near Fulion. ton street, Brooklyn. <Also, Corner of Me Gay) 45 North Fife ie street, Ph tadelphia. ly TIEN LON OF CILY AND COUN. YRY HAM Spt esrablishments, where ihey think wilt tons of pure and uudniterated ‘eis in the United Siates he qa statis lerstond to ‘reader further comn he number of the prinei:al between tearl and Rosevel pleased to thing to do with any other stores except those ce. at thy op of thie adverts ment p25 Sm*ec WINES AND LIQUORS SELLING. Ar Rept Ck S y PRICES=—The aeriher wish ing to ‘ou rcesunt of 1h healthoffers Ine autire sto atoll B BIER NHEN WINE ad Liga gain ‘The repatadion whieh bis horse los metotrined tor aviy yous, offers a rage chance to any person Wishiug to em vatican thye business. aliarly gph eation shoald ye un va hn? WM A PR \wies—so barrels Diied Pea by. BE. gin? 3:r0 vb port mau factory, comprising a ful lanoueer 4, for wale by i. K, COLL! more artien nd, ween peuple, more t another subjecti many instances, to be overran with this species of ver- the ase of this pov dere preparation, which ean be mixed sith the plat or whitewash, and then applied to the wall thee is a certainty of preventing their appearares. Lost s mr, mans hotels, priva’e houses, an” steamboats, by Cinsly application o€ this preventive, used as above, aiceved.d in cluwrieg from the premises, fur tie whole season, all eppear- snees of bed ba nr bedsteads, &e , and sibere ‘The liquor, which is inten the powder is not appl: 4 fe exterminator for warranted to ie wise the cele rats, mien Ww Grove +ffeetgal im their total “destruetio orated Fly Pape: ‘The Patchoully Componnd js warranted to dispel and destroy the moths in woollecs, furs, flanne's, hair seating, carpets, ke. ke. ke. ‘Also, the Ci snical Whale Oil Soap, a anre pro- wrotion ‘agi all deseript rots on trees, flowers, ) lt of which, w hi specific directions for use, are (or eb he. ae teu SAT WANGY R. P.8 —Superior tutto bad aw Chemicals, Extract of Logwood oO 1 mnt ies, for ‘ale shyt Siw I by (ensinud. Cone signees p tied, hat she is now iseh aging wader ¢ Me f sie bree E.R goods not p rmitted most nua oidebly be se t to publ WOODAULL' MIV TURNS” a7 Bout street. FROM sel a vote) and Connsellor at Law, | ? 8 City Hall Place, eoruer | rp rior quality und at fair and lent @mar ia article is rtended to brace the ck, and expand the chest, giving 2 dine le. tary habits, re Be eesti and may be at the oid establishment of PAR ! +79 Priney i ace, ve and Houton street, Patterson, N. J. IRCUASENS to their severad be foaud by tar the best U popmlaiity aud renova ot their hoes wits Jow prievs and upogtdesting, is Meeting of Colored” Citizens of New York, | New Jersey, Williamabarg, and Brooklyn, to denounce John C. Calhoun and the’ Southern Slave-Holders—Kxtraordinary | Proceedings. A numerous meeting of the ‘ Ethiopian,” free and adopted citizens of New York, took place on Friday evening, and was convened in compliance | with the following curious notice signed by three men of color :— “ A meeting of the colored citizens of the city of New York willbe heldin Ziou’s Church, corner ot Church and Leonard streets, Friday evening, $d inst., at half past7 o'clock, to receive the report of the committee | eppointed to examine and refute the calumnits recently ut- tered by John C, Calhoun, Secretary of State, in a letter tothe Right Honorable Richard Pakenham. Fellow Citi- 1 you suffer yourselves te be branded by a igoted slaveholder, as being‘ invariably sunk into vice and m, accompanied by the bodily and mental inflic- lent thereto, &c. &e.,” without a murmur— without adenial ? Then jet every man and woman attend, en masse ‘The colored citizens of Brooklyn, Williams: burgh, and Newark, ave respectfully invited to attend.” At 8 o'clock the chureh (which is a neat and simple edifice) was crowded to excess with ‘the gentlemen of color,” and the galleries were filled to overflowing with the choicest specimens of the “ fir portion of creation,” who seemed much in- terested in the emancipation of their “ sable’? bro- thers of the South. On the front seat, sat the veri- table “Miss Lucy: Lona” herself, exercising a so/t- ening influence by her presence upon the delibera- tions of her brother ** darkies,” and occasionally applauding the sentiments uttered by the speakers. Priee Two Conte. Maing. Deaf $ J sane, Blind, dumb. 8 towns containing no colored ; there Bre TEpOrtWde sees creer reres 2 i ry Naw Hampsnine. 11 towns containing no colored; there are reported, » 0 s Veamenr, 2 towns containing no colored ; Seid arereported.....eeees 2 2 1 Massacnu 5 towns containing no colore are reported. . 1 ) 1 town Worcester, the white insane at the Asylum are returned as col’d, ° ° New Yors. 19 towns cont fiatng no colored: there are reported... teeters 8 . cue VANTAL 11 towne containing no colored; there @re reported... ......cccaeee WO 6 ‘ Ono. 83 towns containing no colored; there are reported. ....4. + “8 ‘ foun 4 towns bdr Le no colored; there are reported, oe 6 9 ? Ineanows. $ towns Containing no colored; there are reported. ....... wears 10) @ 8 Mie 12 towns containing no col here @reroported. .,ccccestecsseees 13 2 Fy lowa. 1 town containing no colored ; there Se NpoNe: caeects weey 288 1 8 4 Cove Deaf § Showing, Insane. Blind, dumb, Total colored inhabitants. .000 186 38 36 Miss Lucy seemed the moving spirit of the entire assembly and ‘took her time” to evince the lively interest she felt in the Hal of this first ‘*exclu- sive”? meeting of colored citizens in New York — She was dressed in the height ef fashion, sported a gold watch and pencil case, and sat in the front seat of the aisle of the church, the unsophisticated em- bodiment of all the charms and graces of the “dusky Venus of Afric’s clime.” The mee was duly organized by the appointment of the fol- lowing officers :— Wititam A. Tyson, President. Vice Paosipents. U B. Videe Robt. Hamilton, T.G, Campbell, John Peterson, Rev. Wm. H Bishop. Secneranty Patrick H. Reason, John J. Tuille. After the meeting was organized The Rev. Henry H. Garnert, a colored mem- ber, opened with a prayer—invoking the aid of Providence to advance the interests of the siaves, and eaable thei to escape the misery and perse- cution which they were so long doomed to sufler, and ‘imploring the universal assistance of every friend of freedom and humanity to enable them to strilce off the shackles of the slaves. He then read a chapter from the Bible, as the gospel of the day, taking his text from xvii. chap. 2ad Book of Samuel. Dr. Smrrn, a man of color, here came torward, and after explaining the objects of the meeting, went onto say, that he met, a few evenings ago, a friend in Duane street, who asked him if the co- lored people of New York intended to denounce Calhoun, to which he replied that they did net; but as Calhoun had told falsehoods about them, the were determined to refute them. The falsehoods were brooded about, and the letter in which Cal- houn had uttered it was copied almost word ior word from Senator Walker's letter, w! hich appear edinthe “New York Heraup.” (Loud cries of “Bah, boo, pooh, de dam feller.” The Cuatnman here interfered, and requested the “gentlemen” who were disposed to interrupt, not to show their feelings for or against by auy such noises. 4 a Dr. Smrru continued, and after reviewing the question of slavery in the South, and drawing a horrifying picture of the institution, went on to ex- ain the nature of the correspondence ou. the bject of the annexation of Texas, which drew from Mr. Calhoun the letter of which the tree co- lored people of the North complained. The speaker read the letter at length and commented onitas he went along in a strain of severe remark. The porticn of the letter which come in for the severest touches, were the following :— So long as Great Britain confiued her policy to the abo- lition of slavery in her own possessions and other country hada right to Complain. exclusively io determine, according to her owa views of policy, whether it shonid be done or not. But whe. she goes beyoud, and avows it as her settied polic: ys Shject of her constant exertions, to abolinh it the world, she mukes it the duty of ail other c trie whose sefety or prosperity may be endangered by her po- licy, to adopt such measures as they may deein necessary for their protection. It is with still deeper concern the President regards the avowal ot Lord Aberdeen, of the desire of Greut Britain to see slavery abolished in Texas: and, as he infers, is endeavoring, through her diplomacy, to accomplish it, by making the abolition of slavery one of the conditions on which Mexico should acknowledge her independence. [t sl confirmed his previous impressions as to the policy of Great Britain in reference to Texas, and made it higduty to examine with much care and solivitude what would be its effeccs on the prosperity and satety ofthe Uni.ec should she succeed in her endeavors. ‘The inves’ has resulted ettied © ficult tor ‘Ti she desires, without supy of Great Britnin would be extended beyond the limits 6% igned by Lord Aberdeen, and that if Texas could not re the consummation of the object of her desire, wou danger both prosperity ofthe Union, Unds this convict t to be the imperious duty of the federal government, the common representative and pro: tector of the Stutes of the Union, to adopt, in #elfdefence, the most effectual measures to defeat it. ‘This is not the proper occasion to state at large the of this conviction. that Iti nutlic and relations between that country and the United Stu which could not fail to place her under the influence control of Great Britain, GT OE RE FEF GRR Aig ony aay The number of deaf and dum} i and insane, of the negroes in the § anged the ao: cient relation between the races, is one out of every ninety-six ; while in the States adhering to it, it ie one oit of every six hundred and seventy-two—that is, seven to one in favor of the Satter, as compared with the former, pumber of whites, deat and dum, blind, idiots, in the States that have changed the relation every five hundred and sixty-one ; being nearly one against the tree blacks in th ¢ States, The number of negroes who are deaf and dumb, blind, idiots, and invane, paupers, and in prison, in the States that have chan, is one out of every six; andin the Siates that have not, one out of every one hundred ond fifty-four; or twenty-two to one against the former, os compared with the latter Taking the two extiemes of North and Sonth—in the State of Maine, the number of ite and dumb, blind, insane and i ‘by the census of Isto, in one ont of every twelve; and in Florida, by the same returns, is one out of every eleven hundred and five; or vinety-two to one in favor of the saves of Florida, ux compared with the free blacks of Mame Alter commenting atfurtherleagth, with eaustic severity, on the “falsehoods” contuined in the letter, the following memorial was read and idopied : To the Honorable, the Senate of the United States, in Con gress Assemble ‘The memorial oi the undersigned, free colored citizens of the city and county of New York, respectfully showeth, that Whereas, in a letter, addressed to the Right Hon Richard Pakenham, &=, (bearing date April léth, 1844) the Hon. John C, Calhoun, Secretury of State for these United States, saith, First, ‘' That in the States which have changed their former relations, (the States which have emancipated their slaves, meaning,) the African race has sunk into vice and Re Secondly, 4 hat this “vice and pauperism” ccompanied by the bodily and mental wfflictions in t thereto—deainess, blindness, insanity and idiocy ” And that “the number of deut, dumb, blind, idiots and in sane of the negroes in the States which have changed the ancient relation between the races, is one out of every ninety-six.” And, that,“ in the State of Maine the ber of negroes returned aa denf, di Mind, ineune and idiots, by the census of 1540, ofevery twelve Thirdly, And that the #, who Aeaf and dumb, blind, j f Jin priso in the States that have changed (the fee ning.) in o1 ut of every six” Fourthly, While in all other States that have retained the ancient relations (the slave St aning) between them, (the races meaning) they (the slaves meaning) have improved greatly in every respect, in number, com fort, intelligence and morals ;” And where: First, Your me accuracy of the Seconily, It which is the particular pro mination of the census of 1810, it ix found to be g tradictory + to wit, in asserting the existence of free color. ed persons insane, blind, deal and dumb, in certain towns in the free States, in which towns, it appears by the same census of 1540, there are no free colored persons what- ever of any condition’ egations, ai reason to doubt the By the same census, it appeors that in the above, and other towns in the tree Stutes, there is :— An excess of colored insane over colored residents, . 219 Exror in the return of colored for white insane at Worcester, Mi Total....... The whole number of colored insane, the bee ‘State being stated to be 1199 by the census of 1840; if from t number we deduct the 346 shown to be not “colored per- sons, there remains $63 colored insan the fi or one in about 200, which your memori fied is greatly beyond the actual proportion ; because, so far ks your meniorialists have been able to ascertain, the pro- portion of the insane among the free colored, ia not great- er than among the white population of the tree States, It is stated for example by Dr. —-—— the physician of the lunatic asylum of the, State of Maime, that there are not five colored lunatics or insane in that state In the tuna. tic asylum at Blackwell's Island, in the County of New York, there are but 17 colored insane, or about | to 1000 colored inhabitants of this county. In'1837, the same pro- portion existed in the free colored population of Philadel- In regard to the deaf,dumb and blind, it will be seen that the census is likewise self-contradictory, asserting that there are 74 free colored efllicted with these dispen- sations, in towns which contain no colored inhabitants. ‘Thirdly, Iu regard to the third allegation, which usserte that one in every six of the free colored in the free States are either “ deaf, dumb, blind, insane, or in prison ;” or in other words, that there are 30,000 free colored auppart- ed at the public charge in the free States, your memorial- ists humbly think that bese ve furnished, in answer to the second allegation, sufficient facts to disprove the en- tire accuracy of this astounding wertion. And your me- morislists further believe, that the same errors have crept into the census and other documents based thereon, in re- gard to the pauperism of the free colored, as they have shown to have cay into the census in regard to the in- sane, &c. Expecially when your memorialists know, from the books o the alma houses of New York and Philadel phiay there are in these places one colored pauper to about 100 of the colored population, a proportion which is about the same as the pauperism of the free white citizens of these cities ; and as these cities contain 30,000 or one sixth part of the entire colored population of the free States ; and as it is known that the proportion of paupers in this as well as all other classes is greatest in large cities, it is fair inference that the third allegation, ut least so much of it as relates to pauperism, cannot be accurate. Fourthly, In relation to the fourth allegation, which in substance, that the slaves have improved in morals, 1 telligence, comfort, and number—reversing the order of the items, your memorialists would obi that the na. tural increase of the slaves (which is greatert ral increase of the whites is of the {ree Keke a measure of their relative fecundity not of their relative condition. Whilst the percentage of longevit: ratio of mortality, which are tests of relative condition, are greatly in favor of the free colored, the more remotely. they may be removed in time from’ slavery, For the slaves who live beyond £6 years are only 15 49 per cent. Free colored in the tree States who live beyond 36 yeara are 2268, showing a balance of 7.19 per cent in favor of the condition of the free colored, In the cities of New York and Philadelphia, (by the ei'y Inxpector’s reports.) it appears that a jomt population of 37,000 free colored have diminished a ir ratig ty from Lin {7 in Philadeiphia, and 1 in 1820 ; to 1 in 40. hinproverment iu condition ol wt lenst 100 per cer in 4 years! ‘There are no records of ths mortaiity among the slay In regard to. intel there to a popu 7 * colored child n of 2 1 ae t0 GO torchool in one school to ev n, in addition to # lorge ag white #chools, a uamber of colo who are pureuing their etudice at Oberlin W cal Seminary faud ba h Collinge 5 whilst en of slaves ate ‘n to be taught to read, miele, ‘in the Atates white Bate not ent velutions—death being the penalty for ond oflence. In regard to morals, believi basis of sound morals, your m there are to the 170,000 frve States— cthat religion is the only morialists would te that colored people of the free Churches. 2 Independent Bapust Association Methodist, tian and Congre scopal.. putheran, . py et ee ty Making about one church to ever of the free States, At the same tim churches South are promiscu slaves and 4, it apperrs, takin| granting that all the ittendel by ihe a, Norfolk, Char) Mobile, New Orleans, Louisville, St. ington, with a total population, of all these cities contain only 167 churcher, ery 2,161 inbabitents ; from which it follows, that the free colored people of the North have & greater number of churches, by nearly fourfold, than bave the entire population of these slave holding ‘cities. Me are also 349 benevolent societies ; and seven news- ers are printed by the free colored people of the free States For all of which reasons, your memorinlists would humbly pray, ‘That your honorable body would cause the of isto be re-examined, and, 60 far as is possible, cor. rected anew, in the Department of State, in order that the tment may have facts upon which to found his arguments. By honorable body would establish, at alottice of Registration, w ud, who shall cause to nty in the United States, a year M4 condition of each clase of intial , deaths, and marriages, 3 That your orable will cause to be taken, in the consis of 1850, the number of adults who cannot read ond write, among the whites, the slaves, and the free people of color, in every county of the United States. And your memorialists will ever pray. The meeting was then addressed by black per- sons of the name of Bishop, Bell and Tuille—after which the Rev. Mr. Garnett was loudly called for, and commenced a long address, in the course of which he alluded tothe late letter of Dr Torrey, of Boston, addressed to the Christian Citizens, in which the writer makes severe mention of Mr. Calhoun as being a slaveholder, aed showing how he had sold one of his slaves for a large sum of money to a slavedriver of Alabama, tearing her away from her husband—that she was subsequent- ly rescued, and died on the banks of the Potomac, where she was buried by ber busband, who es caped with her. ‘The meeting was subse, ntly addreased by others, when a sum of near was collected to defray the contingent expenses in for- warding the memorial to Congress, What next? i Baltimore, Richmond, | etersbureh, ton, tadk avannah, wu Washington, a gen report of the pitants, as well as PENnsyivania "ANALS —Increase of tells on the Canals thus far this year, over the same period last 6,502, staruRe —Mr, Se: ymour’ © bill for the preser- ‘of the prblic works passed to a third reading in the he 2d inst, by a vote of 67 to39. The Finunce sed by a vote of 62 to 29, Tur Growine Crovs.—From every quarter of this and the neighboring States, saya the Annepolis He- rald, we learn that thi growing crops of wheat and other gran, promises to yield a super abundant harvest Fine ts tas Wooos.—We learn from Concord thata fire took place in the woode on Fairhaven Hill, in that town, on Monday lost, which burned over avout two hundred acres of woodiand, the property of Cyrus Hubbard, Abiel Wheeler, and others. — Mai _ Assavit.—Amasa Sprague, a young man about fourteen years of age, son of the late Arnasa Sprague, was violenth a man, last Wed lay 1 him, and having looked. in hin fae y to recognize him, drew a stout club from under his cont and beat him so violuntt that it was at first feared the wounds « wonld prove morta He is, however, in @ fair way © Th@desigin evidently was to murder him The ‘rillieh haa not bees taken.—Providence Journal Tr New Youw Cana—The tolls received in the Collector's office in Albany for the month of April, amount to $48,615 26.