The New York Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1844, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD Vol. X., No, 147—Whele No, 3717. except New Yeareday and savant sy euatay vance, Tes eye WORE HR Four ot cain te ena aie Tagen makcegins tlertsitcs ae ina a the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND: ‘and increasing It has the largest carculation of any paper in this city, a world, and is, therefore, etic hat eb for business a the city 9r country. modorate—cash in ad- PRINTING of all kinds ine atthe most moderate Prive, and in the most sexsnt Lay JAMES GO! ENNETT, PROPRIETOR OF THE Hexaus Estactisnaent, Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. ssareniemuspeispiiibedetonaesbanitabdeieteitememaiamne neon aad OLD rior oom y sere EMIGRANT PASSAGE @1 SOUTH BYRELT, NEW YORK. ih ean be Son aia iis ape comprising the Of oid Black Ball Lineot Packers pe customary, Cera ver o every four or Out the yun to ak args in che ihe United Prats wiih pomets Gan Ia cree: forded Creda edi in Gent Britain a i Shad & ea ly te will be ral aM to Silees temanme reasonably expect, ROL Come out, the pareage manny | weit i ‘Druits ean as usual be furnished te oa Prowin ial bad of Irelacd and ranchers i? Pan anghes; and on Mi racers a8 comior. a she passengers tly, 2 uPIieariom aa anove OLD LINE LIVERPOOL a Ta 4 OLD LI despatched iting day falls on Banday the i he CAMB ikiax, ag ? iy The ENGLAN! 750 tor iy The OX¥QRD. wane 800 tons, Rat ‘The MONT sta to: ie A A she nuROE 2: Lowber SUP, wurbersd Ape The NEW ¥« YORK, (new) ae ye | Ths COLUMBUS, 700 tons e rats 3. 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Cole, The YORKSHIRE, (new) Ee ‘DG, Bailey, i July’ seo wiitigaes e in point of eleganeo or eom in their cabin eccommodauous, orin thelr fasting ences any vessels in the trade, he coinmanders are well known experience, and the stricy ‘oruoie the comfort and conven a ality, a Tegards the day of passage outward i Dolla, for which ample Pere ne men of character and be paid to ¢ of Ducsengers. tiny, wil Ibe observed as Janow, fixed at x Hunted veh the exeeniga of wit wand ieee ells i Neltnarth “eapeais ot owner of nce shipe, will be repo le for any letters, parcels, oF gular bUls of fediag stesigasd thancler, "Wor Gaigis or bes, GOODHUE. & CO, 64 South st. ral ip N.Y: se, apply to B Sect nnd of BARING. ens Pi SAGE.FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND PAS THE ALY, LIN} Li RPOOL PACKETS, Cégiling, from Liverpool on the 7tl aud 19th of ‘every month.) ‘ereors wishing to sand to the Old Cr for their friends puzeee the necewsary errengementa fare them come out to this superi of Packet bs ut neg eropy hor the rth and isch of eve ‘ney wall also have a first mte class of American trading ships, Le # Ce a pad fim (i Frcekly communicy, on {rom that port. One of the firm (Mr. Ji che) is 4 to see y shall be forwarded with care sa itch. mei ld the reed fe t be reared te" those who paid It here, without tay ede Rie Black a or i ki oe of Liverpool Packets, comprise flowing iPS, Viz t— "he e ORL tbe NEW XORK, ROURHAN ANCA eonee arrangements, the sub- fe i f that Oi bee pare extended to them so many years, for which Th ceeding, walltin ai in Brat inl nr etehtforany amouat, drew det rs Messrs. sph cece OROTE, &3 AMES & © id 07 wall the oT Zz fl, land, Secuaua end shone 8 & C i eoon, LAND with perion au eribers outhdenty ook for oye heii ‘comfort and itage to select this favorite ‘Line fo@theix convevance, in Drefervnce to any other. TO THt TRAVELLING PUBLIC. oe... aS... a ae havia ne cy their rransemen the fe iH i meclie ey ears f rh meh Uy thefollowiou fire close packet one of whic! ve daivetpogl ‘on tne Ist, 6th, Ath, ine hise and 28th of onth: Colum us, Ast arto Bteph’n WI A ik Yorkshire, rik count vel oy hgl ad Wet, Oo ford. f + Certiticaues od prssage cau be obtained, aud cvery information tw those porneing for their friends, on application ‘0 Albany snd Troy, snd Weeermediate luce. “Tio ali ports of the Upper Lakes Matos Via Orieego co Toroaio, Port Hope, Cobare, Kingston, and f y ¥ Ttehall co Montreal ard Quebec, Canal from Cleaveland to Pomeioaies Bia: es to Pittsburg Cineians ad all parts on the Ohio River to St. Li parts of Ghio, Michigan, Indiaga, 1 errit REMITTANCES, For the ne f Persons withing to, vend, mon tolth tr fends in the OC {onutry, HARNDEN & CO. wil ive Drafts on aay partof ey Scovtend oe Treland, Paya- Bie ‘at siz ht, for sane of £1, to £:00—or in any amount 4 to suit the purel NICES AND AGENTS. ¢ harlot f ra't, 120 Stave street, Be B Wheeler, Union Buaildiog, ' Trovidence,R Thad Gall serene: nna 4d Froueatrers New York w rd, 43 Somsh Thitd strvet, Poilasie)phin, ford & Shoewaker, 7 Light Litdajohn, 1 Fa: hagge, ke, 109 thiver street, A ‘omrne ei W. 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Conks syracuse, Ror, NGEM ENDS FOR AULISHED PASSAGE OFFICE, (0 Prue street, corner of Bouth. subscriber begs leave to call the attention of his frien and the public im general, to, the followin ‘arrangements for 1044, for the purpos of bringing ont cabin, 2d cabin, aud steer nine aquvie ie ot pivsrpoal rackets, sail Ih fie dats th, ih, uh, IGth, et apd every month, B the Londow pts, m New York the Ist, 10th sir Sith-vand from Londonton the Teh, ane 27th of each month In couasetion with therabove, and for the purpose of afford- ing cull grentew facilities to oassougers, the subscriber hs ea; taflisiied a reeular live of tat elaea New York built, eoppered nad copper fence es, to sail punetually every week throughaat the yer For tel) by the followin Brovi Corb, Gaiware Batiana, Monaalian, 11 of persons wishing to remitmoney b> are given, eis atsight, on vain, Bandon, hi Hoereens Concent Paint Mess . nn] te fi Roads Li meade payable is every tow, ba farther intormaty er ie? ary sa apply to JOSEP! corner of Sout Or Messrs, P. W. BYRNES & CO, 98 Waterloo joom*re Liverpool hs ei al FOR LIVEN POGL—The Packer Ship SHER. DAN, Cay a Depesatety nails on the Set inst. rhe preket sip CAMBIIDOE, Leptcin B The Is Juue, by Which passage can be eagaged at the lowest Yates, on application to DMAN, 61 South st, J. HK sage from Great Jakinin and I eland ( atall rimes be engaged by the rar par [aac gs ya dee Beisel he reo tit in Buen Gaited Kingdom, on spplieauouas above, ey mor? com NEW YORK, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 26, 1844. NEW Lines sak Ly WERre' To seat trom New ¥¢ rey om the Lith rat’ cless,’ npwards of 1000 tons, bullet int “York, with eh Li sda cy eombine reat aed with wonsunl som ‘Every care has beon taken in the arral modations. The price of p ample stores will be provided ilies vs Spree mikore Wie wal’ Make rere aati eR ee . ther the enbiaina of ovzer ofthe ahipe will be reqponsi ny Lettre, ‘or pmelages tent by theta, unless Te pet sad ae Sigg thao _ SOLER CE? io suuch a, ; BP WN, siaeae Even Leto? acura by the pact uiswill be charted. 1236 cette, Por sioale ect 28 conta per ognee, and newapaters Lerntench’ mre THE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. from New York 2ist, and from Liverpool! 6th of eac! mor From New York, Dee, New Ship LIVERPOOL, 1150 tons, Bee ‘vi Fi L'poot, Ate June 6 ship QUEEN Qk THE WEST, a a i Sept. New ship ROCHESTER, 850 tons, hha Britt Ship ORR E, 1050 tons, ra Bureely, =. Dhese eee il, {ss ming, feuizins , ait bait im the city pf New York, arecommanded by men of experieuce nd abiidy, wand will be dispatched punetually om the Slat of alr cabins are elegant and eommodious, and are farnished po ‘whatever can conduce to the ease and comfort of passea- "Fics of passage, $100. her et thn caytzana or owners of hese ships will be respen- Ne for any parcels o1 it packages sent by them, unless regula Is of la i are signed the Ti iad oR ik MINTURNS, aw VIELDEN, BRO’ ~ Second LinowThe Shire of ne the lows, viz = New Bhip ON ON eIDA, Ta Funck. Ship BALTY: TMORE, im Hd ee Il havea leave N jer Vea of each. mouth, as fol" Fun Haver. 16th Apri lth ‘August, ith Gece, 16th Mi: {oth Seprembers 16th January. st Sep Be Ocase i October: Hewitt, lat Jana 16th February. New ship sien IatJunes”” 8 J6th July. st October. 9 16th November. Ist February. 16th Mareh. ona of thet hum ae no aur wad, come required for comfort. ‘The price ‘of cad in Passage is $100, vBascager will be, suvplied with every te aTysite with the exception of wines aud liquors, ‘Goods inteuded for these veayels will he forwarded by the sub. scribers, free trom any other thag the expenses, actually im- ed on them. For righ or passage, apa 1g EN, Age Seahiee No.9 Tontine Rnildine. cnr, Wall and Water TAPSCOTT'S GENERAL EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE. at New Yous Ship URce The: s¢eoinmod ‘ing all th: EMENTS Mt 1844. ‘The subsoribers Pee cool Cucneten of the in frente the public eruecllys to their superior arrangements for brit om, fae setae money to ail parts ol dW LIVE RPOOL PACKETS, COMPRISING OF THE WEST, 1250 tons 000 tous. INGUER teh 000 tons. X CLUS, ER. he gn Ben fl tyries every mon ene UNTRED NE OY 0) FOC PACKET eommared of wenperien, ive alate’ Acassiona ‘pactaen oes ee four times in each mouth, ich those w! Sarda ting, (be agevery five date) prev ssengers heing ‘aypeennagg detained rs Liverpool. Re order 1 meet the, wauts of the public ain Wm. Taypscott, one of the fri, has gone Liverpool lsuperiati the departane for cha ogee fa such persons whose passage Lae rv engaged wi ers, fact, which to those wit Mr W. Maran eae ry will rele eee, a atten- ane ae 20 lortably deapatc! celine coming the passage. mon .Zns, Lor any ainount, mem ile free of discount or ay Ouner coarye, in every town in England, Lrelan Scousid aad Wates AVIT (A OY eee, Or SCOTT, 43 Peck x to ™ WM_'TAPSCOTT, Liverpool. Ot MARSEILLES LINE OF PACKETS. he undermentioned ships will be bt i ence othe Tat and from Marae Cin tho ech og ug the vear as follow rom New York, Nincsee, “iN VA, Capt, Brown, escorts Piet RY Hosts Jy Scant Sitvestr Fs, ., ELLESPON ‘Adams, i GOKIOLANUS: Gant, Hale, Mpa ‘They are all eoppered and copper fasteued, aad iucsenoaliad accommodations lor passengers. athe rnice of cabin passage will be $100, exclusi liquors. Godt dread to the ts, BOYD & HINCKEN, will rwarued free of other charges than those actaally pai id. mae UAWRENGK 6 PHLEZES ox 193 Kons met or to ¥D & Agents, mar Se Notion We dings. PA*SAGE FROM DUBLIN, CORK, WATER FORD, DERRY, COLE RAINY, BELFAST. Ni ‘ue —Persons wishing to sead for them brought ut trom auy of the above ‘gin Packet Shins. ou the most reasgn- their experieuc a scott, owe of ‘the spot to pe ‘attention to the passengers enguged Be che aubveribers or ‘their sueute here, and petaous may rely that the wishes and comforts of th se passage muy be <i by ton Bare ali due an} "yrorer attention. For partienlars i fetter, poster aay ey ee Te E PAPBC GOTT, at chair Genend Passage Off Iso, Draits may be mond. without of wines ¥ veasayy rm, will be ‘ov the thew branehes ty mig te NOLAND, RELA scoT. WALES VIA LIVERPOOL, AND i Thk riber hax made uns avalled rH we ge out emwrauts th eat howe eo div for their frre ~] woul wall t 1) sbay at che old eatablished packet offic eo SOHN TERDM AN, 61 Son N. B.—The shios of this tive now leave Li ys, and drefts cau as usual be fi ed for any amenut. pay thie ar ail the stitations throughout tue anited honed 102 privcipal basking ADDL A EAPSCOT 3G: AL 0 Fluh-Hemoved frou 43 Peek slip to 16, 8 comer of Maiden lace. Persons desirous to send fur tends in the old country, can by calling on the subs re Make the necessary a. at Ga on the most advay tagrous tems Mr. Wa Tapsect bei Liverpool, ren traoe acting such busioess with chem heghiy benefi¢ial to ail. parties Wishlug wo have their fricuds comfortably and quickly des the. for any amount, payabl+ on demand without any dis- orany chivas whatever, ia ll che yrine\ vel towya throws be (Grext Brian and Ireland, e429 gh be ob aimed on TT At their Genel! fassage Office, Le teu lane t of 3h May 3 Met ety SHERIDA, ‘will sali oa Mouday, 27th vn this line being all 1900 tons and upwards, pere syus pout to emback for the old countey, will wot feil to ace ihe mtvantages re derived frown aciecting this line iu pre: their great epacity rpdera them evecy table and couvenieut than ships of a sma S12. nor eral escoumedations Wy ts wall kaowa are superior Persons wishing to sectye berths meets not fail to make early application on Sond, fos of Wi rret, oF to, & TABSCOTT, At their General Passa 6, 76 South atreet, m23 re Cor Maiden Lane, up sta FOR LONDON=t acket of Is’ tehip MUTA T tht M. "Chadwick, ir rexalar on Ps aaverior packet ha @ passagers, wh will very reasonable rates if easly Karate ign le inn Attheir General Parsage Office, 76 corner of M, Persons wishing to send for their friecds to come ont 1m this ny of we line, or who ave about to reimit mouey, ean oR AanbOVe madre z as Live OF STEAMBOATS PEOPLE FR PRANY DAILY, te days excepted~Through Di- rect, a7 8 Mh i Phy thet steumbe ar Pier be- sewers Cone Nani a iverey trvets. KNIC CRIB oI i ‘edt x oes, at soe ay SoaL aT Cana feo, a Thursday aad Saturday Kveniogs, at 7. Ar Fiveo'eluck, P. M.=taandi i at intermediate Pla pees Pree post MBIA, nt? Fethe Steamboat UTICA, Captain, T. Hyatt, Tuesday, Tiwrsday and Satarday evenings, at) P. Mi Pucsenxera takeing this tine of boats will arrive in Ajbany in = © time to take the Moruing T'rain of Cass for the east or Negant State Moors, anu fc alled on the Haaon. ply on board, or to P. C. Oaeans FOR paar AND, LIVERPOOL, ove porte” i follows— Lu Borclock, AM. gen direct, without change of ‘Csrfrom thenes by vost Chaches duroneh Meudham. heater, anrain ot a dail Z Sxtres furnished at the shortest notion, 4 sppiyioe . Unis, Morstows GREAT WESTERN RAIL ROAD ROUTE, FROM ALBANY TO ALO (325 MILES) By tare ito vb ‘Tho only Office in New York established hy the several Rail oad Comnpnins between Albany ai iia inat COTTA RE OHN f a CLARK, General Agent. WOTIOK TO 1M IMMIGRANTS. The Subscribers having been appoicied agents for forward- tng Immigrants by Rail "itoad from Atsany to Buralo aud in- rmed fo Won are evabled to send them durin, 4 ania ae York to Utica tor a 06 to Syracuse Rochester. 10 Buffalo & he reaching Bi lo d from “Albany, in at t takes per if from 9to Wdays. ‘The fol- lnwing calculation shows the result, viz :— Kageaae wo Bastaloper Kail Passau ea Buffalo per ! val Luguaye co Cuitalo, Tree, balance for 100i Loss of time at lenst 9 days worth to the laborer, say | fad day Living for 10 day io‘centa per day +5, Deduct fare per ft. Road ‘The traveller per Ri: Roni saver ‘They also forward passeugers'to Cleaveland, Portsmou other plices in Ohio; Detroit, &e., Mich Green Bay, Mal- qaukis, Ke., Wisconsin Tert tanh C + iMinolss aad wo ‘nada, wedi Total per HR. Road $6.43 matraia,” ‘rickets o "be ‘had 1 at Office, ee cgsruenee as to the erout Feat gi ‘ ti hs LF & KICKERS. we atthe Albany and But ATEN ISLAND FERRY Phe Boats of this Ferry will rua’ as follows until sotice== ST! ATEN Lap. Been PMae on tiie Ae Ming, 686. PM. QuarantineACe 10 As a te ar, 2 NEW YOK, Arg, 11, A. M. and 2, 334, 6. oe Ms aE SUMMiR ARRA! NT. NEWARK AN. NEE YORK, FARE ONLY 12) CENTS. THE NEW eae see & Sr haMEH RAINBOW, ¥, On and after “Rloudsy, May 13, will run as follows:—Leave Newark, foot of Centre st, at Tq A. A, and Up ¥. Leave New York, et clay at,at 10 A.M. and 4 P. Mi ‘ 210 A. bl Sas id 3 re M. and 22. M.and mitre SUMMER AR ARRANG) MENTS BLOOMINGDALE, HAT NVI FORT WasHingtgs LINE OF STAGES, to Manbattsaril} _ceuts=F or will com, mence running on iRiastaye May th, led le, at 6 o'clock i M. nad eoutinge: wing New York, at, ae doors cast of the and contique run- Ho City Hall, 74 A.M. and pase! leaving ay ‘Hall for Pa Hotal, Busnieamn’s Man anes, roms art eed bonauie Aviano riches aahungton. * Cemserys SH ie YORKVILLE ASTORIA, Ht GATE FERRY. AVERS WOOD AND NEW YORI a = iy ill eo nmenee ramlag eat 5, 1844, as follows — eaving eg at 7, 8,9, and 11 o'clock, 4,5. 47m, 5d6 and M. atham Frohotle posite City pa. at7,9, 19, and cf 2M 3.4. 5, Cae lock FM , ‘ # Stags will cat! ior ere at nwery, Corner o: aut at Hagaed’s, Yorkville. Ail baggage at the On arrival of the stage at Astoria, it vill im bein reaciness for conveying passengers wo Ravens Loi | Island Farms. 1 feelin ee ‘Wagons to let. mi ImPec gpmce of you Row and Chatham lroad Office, at 7 o'clock, boar carugtits P.M. LEWIS & CARTER, Proprietors Penns ge DAY LINK—For Albany and Tatepmed Landi lags t hal f-past 6 o’clock, A.M <The, new and co.nmodion: ejgamn best, SOUTH AM. RICA, Captain M. H. ‘Iruesdetl, will leave th foot of Mobinson stret, on Monday, ‘Wednesday and Friday mornings, ote oc o'clock. ‘The 801 MS RICA will leave Albyny for New York reas: ‘Tarsday, acim! enn ’eloe! and tateremodiane lan Satarday mornings, at 6) “OPPOSITION EVES rhe ew aad Spien CR ae FOR Sepre Stesmboat NEW JERSEY, Catt ICH eurey, will trays the relay street (north side) on Wednesday evening, 13th iu:taut, neacven dela Wegtar dave froin New Y siya: Wedaeadays and x sock Album Teeedays, harsdaye ant, Sorseivrs The New ney bas rebui tand remodeiled, and fitted ap in the best possibl tb varge uamer of ele- ant Stats Fovue, « rts Promenade Deck, a Eadies’ Saicon wita atessi HAIR CUTTING ON A NEW PRINCIPLE. eae nb ee 13 NECESSARY, IN pd pte to fully comprehoud the great advantages whi from Gatronist Phal m's new pran of Hair Untti, a otra Kvery It the uupleasaut rensatioos created by havin the dirty har ‘biuah applied to hi "i, for the forty-s veath Gme im» day. (and ces used wpou the heads of in fn view of chis, the subscriber has wih the greet petvo he solict's a trial, sath ge who wive hia wyatern taal will appreciate the beuefit and luxury uff rded er no lar coneeuta this ety. A private room up for in ‘and Hair Dresoit'g HOW'D. PHALON 214 Broad ony, opposite St. Vaaly W COAL YARD. SCRIBE RS have taken a Yard at No.7 Hail veuth street aud ‘Third Avenur, direculy oposite Tompkins Mark, ty) yore they inteos Ke i" 1g a sucply olevery drser priou of Vi rch Orehar Schnylkitl, Le iui, Lverpooly Neweratie, Syducy, V aed Camberly d. which they offer et the lowest 1 and — vee a share c, i te patrourge atthe old staud, 41) Washing- ton sirusts conver Laight trees. WARD & BROWNE. Orders through she Despatch Port will receive prom) atten Im*re CHEA) CASH TAILORING & BLISHME: 30% PEARL STREET, tate 108 BEEKMAN. $\ BSCRIBEM, vail kaown for we cheapness and dorabilt'y of hus work, desires to iatorm his patroos and the public, tha: h w, tosuit ihe economical veadene: meats of the Very bes from former ei than garme rte of Ts Ma win, et pric duction er unex cepe apering West of England Cloth Coat to 16 Pants of Blok gr Dowplemiilad Cas how? Vests, of Silky Satio, &e.+ + i,t Mati aud the’ beat style, at the fullowing oats 198g to 8 Veoepea Vests . aver Or ercoxis, from +++ MRS. CARROLL’ MEDICAT! J 325 Broady RS COMMOLL respecrvlly anaoum ce to b the Medical Facuity, and the putic, that she rilande street, and established her Med; yar wr Goths ia ‘a more commodious and Broadway, where by her continued v the hopes to merit th» patronege whieh her hinent has received for tive Inst eighteea years. B.—Sulohar Baths require wotice, Portable gent lo any part of tae city or its viemity. Bacning me linre ire, N TO THE PUBLIC, THE BUILVING WHICH BROWN & CO. former. ly occupied havin beew tora down forthe parpees ot ug & more commod.ons store, have removed Stock. fantil their new store t, to No. Mott and 125 Uhatam streets, opp. site Hosevelt street, where may ba fou a are snd compleve assorcm: nt of Hats and C. now worn, such as imitation Bes Beaver aud Me towether Leghora Hats, Geath Velvet Onis, of the Ia loch and Velvet, so vat bove nang articles ‘will b be w jo" EROWN: ‘128 Cha'ham opposite ewe RY VERY Low. 25 each, Watches Jewelry € low a 920't0 ‘3 ‘atches warranted to keep good tine, or the or bought. a tar meytches, Clocks, and Jewelry repaired in the best manuer and warranted, lower tham at my ‘iad peer ithe exty, ai fa8% of Watches and Jewelry: welts and 28 SEGARS! SEGARS !! Lat the toper delicht in hi bottte nad lass, pills teasure to mar, Buvhere'pvothict that can the eeigrment Havana Segar.—The Smoker’ Siretns oy pe AS popular siasd, lawaid’s Hotel. contuntes vo receive frou his ogent rival, Segare of the choicest rnd most approved brands tat’ the marke His stock now oa hand comprises & greater variety thas ean be procured a ab Hishment ° , inclrding the celebrated extra tation im averting Are saverior to an: re Citizens and strangers ere reyaeated to cail at No Hy ‘Maiden aue, Howsra’s Hotel, and judge for themselves ind 'm*re Ri SNPS JAMES LITILE, DRAPER AND TAILOR, Has removed trom 245 Hudson street, to 406 Broadway, mi3 Intec REMOVAL. eo | PR, J HEINE has removed to 20 Duane street, betweae ‘Chatham and Centre streets, sphere he cout suited on the various brancues of hi, German) or English language REMOVAL, Tie WARNER, Attorney and © een ee at 14% A) removed his office to No. 18 City Hall 1) Dannie street, REMOVAL. Le STOUVPNEL, Iiaporter agi Dester in Wines and 2 radieg, ‘wholesale and retail, infortos his friends and the pul he has removed his establishment from 21 Aun st , toa Johnatrset. He javites lovers of Govd Wines fo visit his ceilar, wi! u will always @ constant supp! aay Bor- deat’ Wines, Burgogne, Clumpaigne, Madeir, Yort, and other kod i ports Absyathe Kirschenwaaser, ofthe f'sthous s 1% Bwvitsecinnds All orders, Galivered fies ol charge t9 houses, bythe gallou or dozen bottles Mr. SB. will autend co bottling wine for me one who snag deaive iaapevices linen CANADA, NEW BRUNSWICK, NOVA SCO- TIA, AND NEWFOUNDLAND OTEY COLLECTED, Bills and Bank Notes purchased, aad Deaftger (reaits granted. om the Braachet ot the Bask of British North Ameriea tu the Provinces above, by ay ari) Be LIAM MAGCLACHLAN, 6 aud? Dorrs Buildings. New York, 17th April Notes of the D rien in Mioeitreal, Qi micton NB, Hauitax, 5 jeemrd atthe carreat rave of Rexchange on New api 2m Sc'st' ts oe FRENC 1 ea MOVED "1 Ne. 65 Line REY STREET, 344. ches of the Bank of British North Ki ton Tovonto, St John and Johns Newfound York. A.» , Impure ead Ageat for Manafaeturers, has . always ou hind 4 lange assortment of diuneraud tea cts 1s plata whiteaed gilt French Porcelain, as well as ajxner and Deusert Plates of 4:1 sizes, assorted Dishes, Soup ‘Tureen gareres }, Sslad Bowls, Fruis Baskets, Custards an: ay 3 Fancy Tea Seta, and Rich Decorated Dinuer Sets. Algo: Tewand Chocolate Ware, Greek, Fronch and Ameri enn we articles are warranted of the best quality, and to bs veral terms, and in Low to suit purchasers ‘al Gm re PULPIT AND FORENSIC ELOQUENCE MR. GEORGE VAND. LY anuoucces to Members and Studevtn of tbe Cloriontand Least poten he Priveipals of Univer d Cailegessol New York sad the ueighbothod, tuat be intends on the is) ms as A'S" AOOL OF OlATORY. {or gentlemen desiross of a:tvuiug, wale” fished aty le of Eloeution and appr instructions, @ lave Action—s9 nvces- 4 public exubs "Greek declamat rds of Mr. V. of wich street, wh book ms now opened for she entry of gentle oextquarter. PRIVATE BOARD N TPH SUBSCHIB HC vesp erful the city, that he nds to opea his wew and sp Boa'diny for private binilies uly, on the 1th Juge next, “He also wishes 10 ioforin those wld are desiro tain howd for themselves a: a ouke arrangements fr th weasoa, IY Mtaated on the Pelnata itoed, commanding ig Island Sonud At ix 10 feet feont, th 8¢ floor, {a'nished in the beat menner, fo: o ad covvenience. [tin w f the aoding aud Nevins Kor vurticulure apriy RICE, Neptaoe House, or if by letter, post paid, directed as abo Braga attended to, RICE May 22, 1944. mr23 10c*re PACKED sHir BHENIWAN FOR Liv hRPOOL—Pas- please be on board the steamboat n Monday, wt 12 o'clock M., ui & REFER OUR READERS to the Advertisement of MR. ww H. Wass, in ago’ column, where he new and matchi scle of CAMPHINE. MEMICAL UIE t the low price of forty cents per yatlon, sein Prive, at 418 Bioatwe comer of Canal Ceres stant WHO WOULD BE WITHOUT TEETH 4 IN the {ellowing nuprecedented reduction is made by TAY LOA Surgeon Dentist, (aucceator to Dr Thom) 0. 62 Enat Broadway:— leaning fo Btoppink with hig justly celebrated Mineral Siugle Tooth on Fivot+ Reference given, or specimens office, OLAR LAMPS—Chiag, Glasg, Hall Lampe and Lantera y Brackets, Chandaliers, Suwending wolar Candies! traland other Lamps aitered to Solar, all warranted. A’ plete assortment of the above cau be obtained at J. BCOUN 1L & Oo.’s Marufictory, 29 Grold street, aud at their Depot, 3 John etrect, noar Broudway. Ali articles will be matched to any patterus, wholesale and retail, at very low pt joods longed for parties M. RICE’S CASH een T 14 Comal street, oe CLOTHS, myl5 tm#re iG ESTABLISH. be fouad a general assortment of ASSEM EMS D vi ri Gs, of the ouxht expressly for ing and Summer wear nade up it the most fashionable atyle, at prices it the times, for cash oul Gead whiag therr own cloth ean have it made hr} the aunt fashion, at very low plies Good fits warrant d.— Also, ou hand a Large stock of spleudid Sack Coats realy mi at extremery Jow prices. Don’t forget the numver, 14 ©, 401 incare thanks to his former enstomers aLronage, and hopes by assidious jneas to coutiue to merit. their fat JOSEPH. 16 Maiden Lane, (vv + Tish, French, aud German dowd ing aud Docking G from the loweat to Rnest qualiti 1 5 ave OW ee exiveative assortment of PISTOL: woth double and sing{e barreis, embrar ing 100 differen: kinds i melu‘tiog the modern ‘Bix Barrel Revolvers, ail of which wi be sold lowe thao any ether house in the trade. Meret oa Gun Smitha sre paruewarly requerted to call, previ nvking their purchases, as they certainly wilt find at t advan age. 030 dn’ tairs) importer of Eng- ‘and single barrel Row! BEACON COURSE. GREAT FOOT RACE FOR $800. "THE proprietors of th. above Course offer ap Foot Kice, to take place on toe Beacoa Cou! boken, on the fd of June next, as follow: A Premiwa of $510 t chia the hour—$200 to the secoud in ovined the second or thied p ‘witain the nous "Amd tn osve 1034 wiles ua the howr, $300 ont Kuteawse to bem d eerie, 9 ent ir the I do, 30 ns coun ae e vam fora near Ho- > avy oue who will perform 103¢ miler e race, ans $100 to the vm 10 miles or mo a i be ‘ulloed to start who does uot eater for the Ra ue on or before the jostaut JA WES D MAN, No. 161 Varick street, bet een Vandam and Chulion, N. ¥._ at a D ghice BANUPAG ‘ 10-60 eeate per oO K AND CANDLE MANUFATURERS— biter of $n he Ne A 0 per 000, Handsome: y" yo. BLA ‘ils "AND MINK MANUFAC Ukkns- at from 40 to 75 conte Leable printed at om TE MMNGTS Xyloy kloaphie Trea, 4 Miasidew Lane LO-PARTNERSHIP of PA. WiDOW & &. DE! WO NICO, orxiag, Deen, dissolved’ in cons'qaence death of Mrs MAI dow of Joho Deim nics ubseribers, & vtners, bare formed phi. ¥ 1 rece gsae ty 0, same busicess uaver the fiew ‘Be N pa A, DELMONI UR CO. T DEL MON! m9 Im*re iki caeTs Crom , would resp iv Fr iat he haa removed Irom 969 to 659, Broadwap, opp sit rk A. G woud © ha tping $ 1 pune mally.) alter the latest Perisian fathions Would also respectfully weite atten toa to his mew and ot nie Work, sud wacticnl Hair Dresser, ‘at iia Saloon oF at their eed, frou Une great p , feels eontident to ev vis's nit evr ov t Ladies and re any wl fod at h aseorincat of Perfat ermbs, and Faney Goods for the’ Toes. ‘A. G. takes tas op portanity vo retarn his sineere thanks for and Libersl patronyze my af seit a conch f BEEF! heretofore extended to I tos Geof, warranted, aor the southira market. iar = ucefal und judicious mumer 0 es i any climate "1 VIA torn tt Manan VAL TINS OL ses ARY Lista a, ind Ime re R REFINER AND AS3AVER OF old, Ola Galt and Silver, Jeweller’s TAL! t and Bilveromith’s '. Sieopings bo ats Ss Srice 1 Wall street fled Silver Vlati ions paneer ronataotly on | yinnow, ¢ SHADES — PANS 4 NT WINDOW RHADES.—WM AN, 13) Chathaum street, will morning, 20 caves, ebatalaiag?’ ) toe awe en fash note styles ond patterns gow in use, wh. ch he will eell at gr ; 4) per cent. lower than thev can be idet io any. Vat Foo pnite Irom 81,25 to. $0 6 960. pal from’ $f tS ise chants, Carpet Me chaste’ AUetioueers and ‘other er Pore are no other anode but Window Syvdeg and Hodgings void at 131 1 Chatham street. mo lm’ National Academy of Design. CONTINUED. 158. Senora pe Goni—J. H. Shegoque, N. A. —This neither flatters the Senora, nor does it do Mr. Shegoque much credi 154. Nauaxr Laxping Mass—Thomas Thomp- son.—As tar as likeness of the place goes, this is a food picture, but the coloring is unlike any we ave ever seen ut thut charming watering place. 155. Tue Vinuac nooL--H. J. Buddingtoa —Very clever, indeed; there are some nice tints about the house which ord well with the varie- gated foliage, which is remarkably well handled Tt looks more like an English scene than Ameri- can. 156. Tiomson’s Lavinia—G.W. Flagg, H.—The drawing of this figure is free, and full ot grace The face is well painted, but there is too great a mass of the same coloring in the bottom of the pic- ture; if there were-a little more lightness about her robe, it would much improve the whole of the sketch. _169. Gimts’ Fronic—G. W. Flagg, H.—This ture does not show near a3 much interest as Ware is displayed in 156; there is too much warmth throughout 163, Porrrarror a Granrieman—A. B Durand, N. A.—Thiough this is beautifully executed, we al: most regret to see Mr. Durand touch on anything but landscape, he shines so mach in that branch. 164. Scenr From Ivannor—J. W. Glass, jr-— Altogether a very clever picture; there 1s a great harmony of colors, the red (which prevails a. leetle too much) 18 nicel} introduced. the grouping of the figures, attitudes, &c., are excellent; one or two of the horses are out of drawing and all shape, foreshortened white horse is, however, very good, and comes in well. If this artist applies him- self and works hard, we see every thing in him to make a second “* \ooverman.”” 167. Tue Girt rom Brazu—J. H. Shegoque, N. ‘The subject is preity, but here badly handled. 168. Manin: Vesseis comina in--G. KR. Bond- field.—The water is very good, and the style resem- bles much that of Mr. Birch. The waves (whic are as difficult to manage on canvass as they are at sea) are natural—the vessels are hard and stiff. 170. Porrrair or a Gentteman—O. J. Dicken- son.—There appears to have been much attentic paid to the painting of the cigar in the genitleman’s hand, which adds much to the beauty of this por- trait. 174, Comrositor Sutrina Eyre—C. E. Wei The drawing, perspective, detail, Wc., are exce lent, the coloring 1s good also, but the general ef- tort’ is destroyed by the hardness and decision of outline. 176. Portrait or Lapy—C. This we consider to be the Se optealoakanth portraits in the exhibition this year. There is less chalk throughout this work than any other we have 177. Girt Asteer—W. Mount, N. A.—The position of the girl Aes she is evidently sink in sleep; the air of tranquillity and repose ex- pressed on her tace is remarkable, but the coloring is wretched. 181. Srupy rrom Nature—A. B. Durand, N. A. idently from nature and true to it, too; the sub- t simple, but picturesque. 182.—Porrratr or a GentLeman.—C. E. Wei —We wish this artist would soften down his out- lines more ; it would take away frem the genera! harshness which pervades all his pictures. He possesses much talent. 183.—Inpian Warcnina vor Burrato.—A. J. Miller.—Very clever, bold, und gives the idea of action. The horse is rather too Arabic for the Prairie. 189.—Henrew Women Borrowine Tit or tae Eoyrrians.—J. G. Chapman, N. A we much admire; the eelors are all nicely balan ed, the attitudes good and well conceived. We think that there should be a few more shadows, uot very dark, thrown in there, as the painting lias rather too light an appearance. 195 —Poxtrait of a Gentirman.—J. Hicke, A.—Ver ¢ head, the shoulders well thrown in. 197,—Portrarr or a Cuitp.—W. Page, N. A —This must be a likeness; the expression of the eyes and mouth are excellent; but the same tone of color that is in the face pervades the back- ground. 200.—Bratr + Ingham: D. Huntington, N. A.—Here, indeed, is there genius, talent, and a knowledge ot the art Noomblned: How bold the expression—the turn of the head. We cannot adinire the hasty background, or the working in of the face sha- dows, or the shadow on the neck under the chin. 201.—An op Warr, on Fisu-Dam, &c.—H Boddington.—The water is very bad, but the sky is effective. 205. ‘Tne Imaog Peouan—J. W. Edmonds, N. A.—The lights are a great deal too much scattered, everything 1s too much defined. The constrained attitude of the Pedlar is good, and the grouping 1s tolerable. Z 208. Tur Winow—G. W. Flagg, H.—This is one of the best we have ever seen of this artist's productions. 209. Scene rn SwitzeRLann—R. Gigrouse, A— The snow capped hills in the distance admirable and the whole picture is also much to be admired, save in too much use of Indian red. J N. A.—This does not come “up to oar idea of Mr. Co! The reflection of the trees in the water is (eo green, but the re- of course, good. Groves oF INDIANS PLAYING AT BALL--C Deas, A.—Farther than that the drawing and atti- e good, nothing more can be here seen wor- comment. BRIGAND DELIVERING UP 1118 ARMS AT Sont- NO, IN Traty—J. B. Waugh —Mr. Waugh is cer- tainly a. most rising young man, and deserves great credit if it were only for this one picture. DBeauti- fal harmony of colors, bold free ttyle, the detail excellent; it the back ground to the lett were a lit- ue darker, we think that it would chime in better with the fore ground. 244. Emicrant Famriy.—A. B. Durand, N. A. The landscape of this, us customary with Mr. Du- rand, is exquisite ; but the frour of figures repre- ting emigrants is not highly characteristic, and rhight equally well pass for a party of snug citizens snyoying afew hours of rural felicity, 247. Virw on THR Hovsatonic,—C. 8. Gaylord. —There is some merit in this landscape, especially in the sky and clouds, which are light and airy. 256. Skercn or a GentLeman.—An Armateur,— Phis gentleman’ 's sketch shire agreatdeal of es taste and style, both in the drawing and handhing His coloring is, however, deflicient in warmth, pu- and clearness. Lanoscark Woop Scrxe.—A. B. Darnnd, 3 picture though suflicientiy meritorious, Jess ranch below the usual standard of of this artist, and exhibits a flatness ind want of brilliancy of coloring. Portrait ciagh Lavy. ae 'P, Gray, N. A eautitul portrait i8 1m our opinion, perhaps the exhibition. The usual detect in Mr, Gray’s painting, an aping of the old mastera, is less conspicuous in this instance ; and what there may be of it, is merely sufficient to aerate to is picture a degree of mellawness which is highly pleasing and satisfactory. ‘The painting in question is strikingly characterized by expression, grace, ease, and beauty of coloring. The drawing also is xcellent, and the whole subject highly creditabl to the talents of this promising young artist. His successful method of glazing (always a dangerous ation) is well worthy of the aleation of the student. 263. Porrrait or Dr. Woon Exanaver In THE L nan, N. A.—Possesses some EARLIEST C. Chap- but is rather PERSON, THE Srares merit, suprMan.—J. G. Chapman.— ‘The intention of the ttle costume, position of A Lazy, F, Quite a gem in its way. s well carried out her the figure, and, indeed seories are hape vily conceived and skilfully executed. Among the w taults which we observed, is a want of correct the right arm of the boy, which a) appe ears o grow out of his chest, and a deficiency of depth of thadow under the rock. : 271. ENaiisu Lanoscare.—Il, S. Boddington —A pleasing sketeh. ‘Too much “pearly tint” per- vades the foreground ; but the tone of color in the cottage is very good. 277. Frame, conrarntna nine Mtntate —J W.vodge, A —This frame coatains, in our opinion, the best miniatures in the room; a distinction (from our glance at the remainder,) not very difficult of obtaming. 278. Cortacer at THe Srring.—E. White. — The udmigsion of this picture, which is beneath m, is a decided oflence to eood taste. Musina 3 A Seetow.— . Duggan. same remark. 2 CaTneprat Rid Sr. Nrenc SwitzeR.ann.—R. Gignouse Previous to our giving any expression of our opinion of this & chy we would remark that too little attention and en- couragement is here given to water-color branch of the art which has lately obtaty grade of favor and importance in the English aad French schools. The productions of those crle- brated painters in water colors, Burton, Trout, Cat- termole and Copely Fielding, cannot but t i known to every ‘lover of the art, and are charac- terised by atorce and clearness which eannet be excelled, and perhaps not equalled by the best oil ~The ——= Price Two Cents. i ler a knowledge of water eo- lors of the greatest tance to every artist, anc we trust that the pasiodi not distant whea ibe pleasing department of art, will assume in the American scheol, the prominent position it de serves The sketch in question, theugh falling far shortof the excellence of the above celebrated artiew nevertheless possesses considerable merit, and we strongly recommend the artist to persevere in a style in which, Gudging from his present performance,) he promises to assume a very respectable station. $25. .Finw Isuanp, a skeTcH.—J. H. Shegoque. —The colors do not harmonize and look as they had not been waslied in. 326. A Panu in Francr.—E. Didier.—Very ele ver jaded; perhaps the outline is too much de- fined. 324 kMaN—A. A. Weng. ler.—A painting which shows considerable ‘alent although the shadows on the face are too deep and too brown. It is a pity this picture was not vere nished previous to its being sent to the exhibition. 331. Escare or Wuaxron (from the Spy’ F. Hoppin.—This drawing equals any we hi F< pa seen of tae kind, and we are well acquainted wit! the works of the celebrated Flaxman, Ketch, om Pinnelli. The cone etd, execution, and beautifal proportions displayed here, cast the greatest credit on Mr. Hoppin. 333. Fisu, a Stupy rrom Narors—C. E. Weir, —Motion is the only thing required to make these fish look alive. 333. Frame or Sxercurs—S. B. Wavon—Mr Waugh evidently understands ** water colors.” All here is dashed on with a bold and hasty brush. 340. Travian Lanpscarge—J. Shaw, —The figures in this landscape are very good, and, indeed, the same may be said of the whele picture. 352. Doa—T, K. Van Zandt.—We fancy we hear the creaking of a swinging sign, when we look at this dog ; a circumstance we can only ac- count for by the association of ideas. 355. Provipencr, K Thompson.—The coloring of the sky and sea is deeudacheh bad; the remainder, if otherwise supported, would be tole- Portrait ov a Gent . Axrest or AnprE—T. F. Hoppin.—We have to repeat what we said of this gentlem: workmanhip in 331, and that it would be diffiealt to surpass it. 354. Sxetcu or Epwin Forrest—S. Laurence. An excellent sketch, indeed. Mr. Laureuce seems to possess pertect control over his crayon. 8. Snow Scene near Pruaperrnia —G. R. Bontield.—The abundance ot white which is ne- cessarily thrown into a snow scene, is here well managed; the reflection too of the eky on the snow 1s very happy. 403 and 404. Gunivs or Mint anp Genive or AUTUMN '. Crawford, H.—These marbie seh peed are fully equal to any we have seen of thisseulptor, which is, in our opinion, saying a great neal, for them. They are beautifully chaste and well > and are alone well calculated to leave a gi im- pression of this year’s exibition on the mind of the visitor upon his retiring from the rooms. Common Counetl. Boaxp or Atpenaen.--The Board met on Friday ¢vea ing, when the following appointments were made:— Simon Ackerman was appointed Inspector of Lumber, Huron Betts, Assistant Superintendent of Stages. Edward Townsend, Inspector of Elections in the oth District, 14th Ward, in the place of Peter Van Rensalaer, removed from the Ward. James P, Demarest, Inspector of Elections in 4th Dip trict, 16th Ward. James H. Rogers, Inspector of Elections in lst Distriet, 17th Ward. Henry B.Wanmaker wax appointed Dec! Fighth, i Ninth and Sixteenth Avi ‘ards, at per annum. ‘The Board of Assistanta then entered into Joint Meet ing, when the following appointments were mad Lay ‘ob A. Roome, Assistant Captain of ath Distriet ‘al William O. Star, Assistant Capiain 3d District Wate Jacob D. Young, Captain oth District Wateh. Edward Owen, Assistant Street Commissioner. oan C.Wandall, 1st Clerk in the Street Commissionery ee. J.B. Stansbury, 24 Clork in do. Edward Green, Clerk to the Superintendent of Publip Building: James Burns, Clerk to the Superintendent of Streets, John Allicott, Superiatendent of Carts. Edwin F. Corey, Clerk in the Alma House, Bellevue, sha Packard, Deputy Keeper of the Penitentiary om Blackweil’s Island ‘Theodore 8. Girke, Superintendent of Potter's Field. John P. Flender, Water Purveyor. Gideon Rice, Day Police Officer of the Firt Ward. honey Cockranie and Henry H. Sittler, do. of the Sixth Vard. Matthew Vanderhoff, do. of the Eleventh Ward. Horace Mucy, Dock Master of the Ist a. William M. Martin, Street Inspector of the 6th Wart. Francis Miln, Keeper of the Battery, The name of David W. Bogert who was at the led meeting appointed Keeper of AY sahingten Square, wes amended s0 as to read Ceorge W. Bogert. D. 8. Hunt was eoncin ies Dock, Matter of the oe ibe John L. Coo Alfred Doland, He Ward. Henry R. Hofinjre, “oth Ward. Wm. Malcolm, "7th Ward. 1th Ward. Jokn M. Milliken, ie ‘ Lawrence M. Luscher, Day Police Offieer of the 1th Ward. Reuben W. Beebe, Deputy Clerk to Catharine Merket, in the place of Stephen Pas Nostrand, removed. The Common Council then adjourned to Thursdey evening next. U.S. Cireult Court, May 25--Case of Mr. Barry—His Honor Judge Betta pronounced his decision in this case on yesterd ing the prayer of the petitioner. the part of the petitioner, Mr. Barry, te take by virtue of a writ of Aabeas corpus, his daughter out of the care of Mrs. Barry. The Judge demed the applicatien on the grounds of no jurisdiction being vested In the U8 Circait Court, to enable His Honor to grant the application, Valentine vs. Reynolds. Order for attachment. Sente Guitty ov Row uixa tue U. 8. Man.—The prisoner was placed at the bar, and betrayed a moral recklessness of manner, a sort ng froid in his demeanor, which was truly ka. He is a well looking young man, about 20 years of and was well dressed. Hin Honor in passing sem- id the prisoner was found guilty of rebbing th public mail, a crime which in its character was a heinous one. He desired eo say nothing on the subject of the Jaw, but he would sentence him to @ term et five years imprisonment. ~Witiam Smrtit, the sailor, found guilty of confining his captain, and for riotous conduct on board one of the Havre pockets, the ship “Utica,” on her April trip to New York, was next placed at the var. His Honon addressed the prisouer, stating that the Court was not disposed to enlarge his term ot confinement auy longer, but would inflict a fine of $16,00, The Court intimated, that in relation to the other Prisoners, his Honor wished to examine some papers i ut in on their part. The Court would jing sentence on them for the pre ble, fs recline pi ‘The prisoners here withdrew, in custody. The Court was then nn adjourned over to Monda re ‘ommon Pleas. Before a full Benob. 1 %.—Dxcistons—LHorn va, Keesale—A now trial ie granted on payment of costs, as (he verdict was againat the evidence. Margaret Walker, Administratria of JamesWather, dccany- ed, v8. Henry bimm—Appeal dismissed, and order confirm ed without conte Howes vs. Chapman Verdict confirmed with costs. Superior Court. Borat et ale. ve, Spelman at al.—Ma- t costs ina vs. Griswold Motion denied with seven dollar sua of opposing. Dewater v8. Vanderbilt—Motion for new trial dented seven dollars costa of opposing. Young v4. McCahitt, certierayi—Jadgment reversed, Raymond va, The Mayor, certiorari—Judgment reversed. Kilvore vs, Lamotte—Judgement for the plaintiff, dame Ken to be assewsed on a writ of inquiry Burdell v8. Gunning ~ Motion for a new trial denied, Giles, Executriz, va Cornell ent for plaintiff, with liberty to defendant to y in tem days atter notice of the rule, on payment of costa. Buckley vs, Peck—Motion for new trial denied. Before Judga Kent. May 2)—Me Greeor et at. v8. Winthrop—In this care, re ported in yesterday's “ Herald,” the jury rendered a ver jot of * Non-suit.” Court Calendar, Monday, May 27,—Nos, 37, 37, 90, 116, 49, 98, 21, 2,47, 38, 14, 94 allt Ormeurt Court 5, 45, 49, 11, 83, 15, Arrest or Bor@tars at BaLtimons.—For some time past this city has been infested by a gang of ‘glars, whose deprecations have heen both ext aod alarming, and no clue could he hed of their s unt Thursday last, when three men Pay and Stiltz, were tuken fn the house of th ) Where was found a considerable imount of property, the result of burglaries that have token place some time since and recently; alxo, rome stolen wrticles Hponthe persons of the prisoners. After on exomination before some ofthe authorities, they were silcommitted to await their trial at the June term of Baltimore City Court. Generay AssemBiy.—The Gen the Presbyterian Church of the U. 8. met at Louie. ville, Ken., on the 16th inst , and was opened wath a ter. mon by De Spring, of New York, the Moderator of Inst year Rey. George Junkin, Présitent of the Minmi ®nt- versity, was elected Moderator, receiving 100 votes, and Rev, Dr Wilson of the Union Seminary, Vir, 98 votes, ral Assembly of