The New York Herald Newspaper, June 19, 1844, Page 3

RICORD’S PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIX mee okor, the cure of primary or rea ord ae aiterative over ver all other philis, is, that while cu Constitution, whilst merct Worse disease than the one it pr best recomm. we can give of it is, grt it ie oa many colder by te medical faculty, who for merly cons ly cure for those com- plaints, Sold, in single bo teeta: $1 each ; in cases of hal! dozen, $5, carefully packed, and sent to” all parts of the Union. Ofive of "uke College of Medicine and Pharma. cy, % Nassau street. W. 8. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent ions cee ode oh ig DESPANGE, OR SPA GOURAUDE nate BYES will chi hair to a beautiful black or brown, at t user. without stainin street, Ist store FRO —_ . uct e red or white ¢ option of the the skin. Warranted, at67 Walker Broadw: MONEY MARKET. ‘Tuesday, June 18—6 P. M. ‘The stock market to-day presents another decline. At the old board Canton Co. fell off 5} per cent; Long Island, 4 do; Harlem, 3}; Norwich & Worcester, 5; Stonington, 1h Reading Railroad, 2}; Vicksburg, }; Farmer’s Tru 3; Ohio 6's, }; Mohawk, 2; Paterson 1}, since last sales, At the new board, Long Island declined 2} per cent; Can- ton Co. 3; Harlem, 1}; Norwich & Worcester, 5; Vicks. burg, +; Iinois, }; North American Trust, 2; Erie Rail- road, 1} since last sale. Reading Railroad advanced }. Avery heavy stock operator in Wall street failed to pay up his differences yesterday. Many others in the street are bankrupt, but are getting out of their difficulties by compromises as fast as possible. Wall street is ina very curious position. The market never was so unsettled. A meeting of the stockholders of the Housatonic Rail- road is to be held at Bridgeport, on the 20th instant, for the purpose of considering the propriety of selling the surplus and forfeited stock of the company, at such prices as they may then and there determine. A company en. aged in active business has an undoubted right to dispose of its surplus and forfeited stock, but we cannot see that the stockholders can reap any benefit from the adoption of such acourse, The stockholders are directly and im" mediately benefited by a reduction of capital, as larger | 2 dividends can be declared, and the affairs of the company more profitably administered. Several incorporated com- panies have lately thrown into the market large quantities of their forfeited stocks, for the purpose of realizing pres- ent high prices, whereas, had they reduced their capital stock, by cancelling the stock in hand, the ultimate pros- perity of the companies would have been improved, and the stockholders realize greater returns in the shape of dividends. The Canton Company of Baltimore is one in- atance of the truth of this assertion. The directors of this company threw into the market great quantities of this stock during the height of the late speculations, realizing very advanced prices. A short time after the disposal of this stock, a dividend of one dollar per share was declared, since which the stock has fallen trom 60 a 66 per cent. down to 36 per cent. The capital now is nearly as large ‘as ever, and a dividend on the whole capital is very much reduced, While by a reduction of the capital, a dividend may have been a little longer deferred, but when'it came, it would of course be larger than the one declared. ‘ihe dividend of one dollar per share was undoubtedly forced; that is, the sale of cancelled stock enabled the directors to make an immediate dividend, which they could not have made without this additional resource, for sometime. Another instance where cancelled and forfeited stock has been thrown into the market on speculation, is in the Morris Canal and‘BankingCompany ,where nearly twelve thousand shares have been used for speculation. ‘This stock was in the hands of receivers, who received it in ” liquidation of the affairs of the company and again issued it as an asset, believing they had full power to do so. An ii ution declared insolvent is placed in the hands of re- ceivers for the purpose of having its affairs wound up; they have no legal right to extend or transact the bu: ness of the institution in any other way than in closing it up. They are placed in charge as recelvers, to keep or disburse the assets of the institution to its creditors, and not to re-issue stock, or increase the indebtedness of the company. ‘The movements of the receivers are at present restricted by an injunction from the Court, until the sub- ject has been thoroughly investigated. In the mean’ all contracts in the receiver's issues lay over. ‘Ihe ditfi. culties that have occurred in this stock, have put an end to all operations, both in the old and new shares, The American Insurance Company of Baltimore have declared a dividend of $33 per share of its capital stock. ‘The adjournment of Congress without disturbing the financial affairs of government by an alteration of the turitt laws, allows us to form some estimate of the prob- able condition of the Treasury at the expiration of the present fiscal year. The annexed estimates are made from the most reliable authority, and are made from references to official documents. Recerrs ano Exrenpitures or tae Fiscan Year Enpinc June 30, 1844, Receipts. Customs from July 1, 1843, to Jane 1, 1844, $23,312,531 96 Do, _ estimated for June, 1844, 2,300,000 00 Lands from July 1, 1843, to June'1, 1844, 1,700,516 76 Do. estimated for June, 1844, 160,000 00 $27,673,048 72 Expenditures. Ordinary, up to June 1, 1844, ye ft Estimated for June, Balance of Receipts, July 1, 1844,. ‘The estimate of the Secretary of the ‘Treamury for the fiscal year June 30, 1844, differs from the above about thirteen and a half millions of dollars—an amount exceed- ing more than half of the total expenditures of the year. ‘The estimate of the Seeretary showed a deficiency at the end of the year of $6,202,610, instead of which we actually have a surplus of $7,412,677. We annex the es- timate of the Treasury Department, made in the early part of the late session of Congre: Estimate oF THe Revenues anp EXPenpiTURES FOR THE Fiscat Year envina June 30, 1844, Receipt: E jitures. Customs, $17,432,272 Ordinary, Civil List, &., $5,775,294 Lands, 1,945,870 Military,’ Naval, &., 19,805,458, Total, $19,378,142 25,580,752 $: Deduct total receipts. . . 19,878,142 Estimated deficiency June 30, 1844, 6,202.610 Actual surplus June 30, 1944,..., 7,412,677 Diff. between tho actual and estimated returns, $13,615,287 We here see on what data the official estimates are made and how little knowledge government officers really pos- sess of the movements oftrade and financial matters. ‘The total revenue from customs is put dewn by the Secretary ‘at $17,432,272, while the actual receipts up to June are $23,312,631, and the estimated receipts for June $2,300,000, making $25,612,531—a difference of more than eight mil” lions. Neurly the same difference has occurred in the timate of the expenditures. There is very little reliance tobe placed on official estimates of any kind as they are not made up from the proper data. Instead of basing estimates of revenue from customs on the state of the ca: rency and the probable bank movements for the time i cluded in the estimate, we should think they were formed out of what might be called whole cloth—that is, jumped at, without any calculations. ‘The actual and estimated receipts for the calendar year 1844 show even a more fav- orable statement than that for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1843. Receipts anv Exrenpitunes vor THE Cauenpar Year ‘44, t Six Months, ending June 30, 1844—Actual. ‘Total receipts from Customs. + + $15,598,266 960,083 Do. do. Lands. . $16,559,249 Ordinary expenses for the same period. .... 10,256,620 6,302,720 ixcess of receipts July lst, 1644.......... Second Six Mos. ending Dec. 31, 1844— Estimated. Total receipts from Custom: + $14,000,300 Do. do. Lands ‘800/000 $14,800,000 Ordinary expenses for same period, 11/500,000 ‘The extent of the importations do not, however, depend upon the demand. An inflation of the currency would do ‘away with the want of an actual demand,and flood our mar- kets with foreign merchandize, dependant upon a specu lative demand for sales. A sudden inflation of the currency would destroy and annul all estimates,as it would create fictitious movements in trade and commerce, upsetting all the calculations that might have been made. Although the actual receipts from customs may fall short of the es. timates made, yet we are convinced that under the pre- sent tariff and system of banking they will be large enough to leave a surplus sufficient to liquidate the public debt within a very short period. The moment this debt i8 paid, the revenue will, of course, accumulate, unappro priated, and become an engine of great power in the hands it may rest. If on deposit in banks, it will form the basis on which to increase speculations in stocks and trade und expansions in the-currency. As the prosperity of the country advances, the bank movements will ma- terially become extended, until prices feel its influence. Prices regulate the importations, and the currency regu- lates prices, and as soon as prices become inflated in our markets,so as foreign goods sent here pay a profit, no one can tell to what extent the imports will be carried. Should this state of things be realized under the present tariff, we shall have a revenue producing an immense surplus in a very short period. Saves or Srocxs, Boston, June 15. 1 share U S$ Hotel, new stock, 43 ; 25 East Boston Co, 12; 25 do do 12}; 50 dodo 1 w b o, Bhs 8 Concord RR, 634; 10 Charlestown Branch RR, 96 ; 63 Western RR, 734 ; 26 do do 1m #0, 734; 16do do payable Tues- day, 73 ; 47 do do 44.8 b 0, 73]; 5 Nor. & Wor R R, 62; 10 do do 65; 45 Eastern R R, MOj 25 Reading It, 7; 80 do do, 274 170 do do 274; 50 do 10d.80, 274; 85 do do 27j ; 100 do 3 ds bo, 273; 100 do 1 w bo, 274; 60 do 1m 8 0, 274; 25 do 1w bo, 274; 4 Boston & Maine R R, 1074; 30 Long Island RR, 60; 70 do do 83; 30 do do 80}; 35 do do 1 w bo, 81. Old Stock Exchange. 1000 U States 6's Hae 400 Farmers? Loan 4036 1000 do. 11934 358 do 40 10000 do 1 100 do 30 $036 1000 Qhio 7's 10434 100° do 39, 2000 Ohio 6's, ’60 98° 50 Canton 41 5000 Ohio 6's, 71 98 150 do 40 5000 Penn’a 5% 78 100 = do 39, 32 Merchants’ Bk 106025 do b3 3936 4199 Phenix Baok 93 25 0 do 37 do 95, 5 do 38 {00 Paterson 8% 50 do 38 0 do bast 25 do 38 35 Nor & Wor = Meerye RR 66 25 do 534 65 450 = do 33" to ie ‘& Sche 128 275 do 523g 75 Aub & Roch 107 720 Westera RR 75" 100 Long laland b30 300 Keading KR. 42 50 do 4dg 150 do 52% 50 do Tht 100 do b30 53100 do bis 8 50 do 53 2500 do m1 50 Harlem 47% 500 do 83 He Stonington a 2S do 833 240 Vieksburg 84 100 do 83 10 N A Trust 19 50 Ohio Trust 25 MMinois Bank 7 Second Board. 25 Long Island RR 86 25 Canton Co 39) so do. % 75 do 40 50 do 86% 150 = do 3996 50 do wig 0 do 39, 50 do Hi 98% 100 do bid 87, Rs ‘ Wer 45 50 do July 1 86) b10 55 30 Farmers’ Loan 'b3 40" 100 Vicksburg 50 do 40. ee Stonington RR 100 do do 39%6 New Stock ucicars: 1000 Kentucky 5’s 5 ee Wor 6000 Tilinois 6's, 70 10 45 100 go 810 45, Fh fo 0 Harlem RR io Indtnpn dol = 4596 do 43 rH Long Island 1} Merch FireIas IS mw do w Bt SON A Trot 2 do bis 8134 10 4 10 Bk Cam scrip b60 1s 3 es do 830 8236 § rie Rut ba 25 do 83 Bo 030 2434 Fy do 83) ton Co bs4o 25 do 833 So" onawie RR 60 69 50 do ot State of Trade. Asnes—Pots continue in moderate demand, but are very unsettled. We quote $4 18}a4 25. dull at $4 50. Bexswax—There is veryjlittle doing in this article — Prime,northern ‘yellow sells as wanted for export at 30 cents. Corton—The unfavorable accounts from England Independence, with the near approach of the steamer’s news, has caused a cessation of operations in the cotton market. ‘The gales are less than 500 bales, without bene in price. Freights to Liverpool are taken at jd. square. Foun—Again this market hasbeen quiet. Genesee're- mains at $4 38.4 60. We learn from Livingston & Co. that the imports at Buffalo reach a higher figure that ever before exhibited. Received to the 16th instant, very near 700,000 bushels wheat, and 355,000 barrels flour, against 250,000 bushels wheat, and 244,000 barrels flour of last year tothe same period. The exports by the canal since the 1st instant are 142,000 bushels wheat, and 665,000 bar- rels flour. The following is the statement of breadstufts received at Albany from the commencement of navigatien to the close of the second week of June nd 1843 an y ices Pearls are r Canal o) ay It ay Flour, bbls. Wheat, bush. . 12,332 Corn,’ * 13,762 Barley, “ .. +. 8,64 5,636 Har—Common qui North river bale sells at 30.0 ‘The demand is very limited. The receipts quite ock daily. increasing. rudge casks are in very limited request, and we continue to quote 23c. Prison’ barrels are very inactive at former prices. Cotton Market. Cuarzesron, June 15th—Our report of the Sth instant left the Upland market in rather an unsettled state, the pe of holders having refused to submit to the te: of purchasers, who were demanding 8 concession in pri Cee in consequence of the untavorstle advices per Cale- donia, while there were several who in the anxiety to re- duce their stocks, sold at aslight reduction; but the mar- ket soon recovered from this momentary depression, as the light receipts for some weeks past, and the compara- tive small supply on sale, had brought the sock more un- der the control of sellers ; und at the close of the last, and in the early partof the present week there was a fair inquiry for the article, and the pee current previous to the recent intelligence from the other side, were fully sustained; within afew days, however, operations have been partially checked in consequence of the hij a prices asked. ‘The receipts since our lust have been 221 bales, and the sales in the same time 3400 bales. New Onceans, June 10.—There was some inquiry for Cotton on Saturday, and the transactions comprised 2000 bales, including one lot of 900 at 74, for shipment to Eng- land. The market is unchanged. Liverroot Cuassirication.—Louisiana and Mississi —Inferior 554; Ordinary 626]; Middling 7 a7}; dling Fair 7}a8; Fair §}/aS}; Good Fair 8} 0 94; and Fine 9}. Liverpool Cotton Market. Livenroot, May 21, 1844. We continue to have a miserable cotton market; the sales on Saturday were 2,500, yesterday 6,000. ‘To-day it opens heavily. Prices are} iow pound down since Tith instant. ‘ours respectfully, Joun J. McBaive. Coal Trade. The shipments of Coal this week, says the Pottsville Jonrnal of the 16th instant, do not vary much from those of last week. On the railroad there is a slight increase. ‘The shipments from the Lehigh region up to the Ist in- stant, amount to 66,434 tons. ‘The business on the Philadelphia and Reading railroad for the week ending Juneth, 1344, was as follows :— Goon Tons Coal Transported,. + 9,085 02 Previously this year,. sere 126,623 00 131,608 11 Coal transported to June 10th, 1843,. . 49,293 03 Increase this year,. . . An error occurred in the quantity of coal on the railroad, which has been corrected this weel Vessels to Eastern ports remain scarce at Philadelphia, and the rates are to Bostont$1 62; Providence $1 31; York 87 to 94; Baltimore 75. White ash Hump is selling on board ut $3, and red ash $3 12}, cash; broken and ogg 2 cents per ton higher. vretgntn to'Philadelphia by canal 66270; New York $1 759 $190. By railroad toll and freight $1 a $1 10 per ton to Richmond. Suirments FoR THE WEEK ENDING ON TwURSDAY Evening ‘ison Little Schuylkill, Per last report, 40 14 Per last report, + 128,417 06 102,571 03 — 137,558 00 102571 03 Aggregate, Agnregate,+ ——— $3,300,000 + $9,602,720 $5,672,976 374,192 $8,047,168 Excess of receipts for the year 1844, . From this surplis deduct— Debt falling due Jan. 1, 1845... ‘Treas. Notes outstanding Jan. 1, °4 Balance, January 1, 1645, .... 6.000. cues ‘This estimate comes from the finance committee, and is , undoubtedly made from better materials than the Secre- tary of the Treasury used in his estimates, but we from this in the estimates for the last six months of this year, The revenue {rom custems up to July 1844, amounts to $16,609,249, which is derived froma very large impor- tation, and the revenue for the last six months is put down, at $14,000,000, which undoubtedly is too large. The fall im, portations very seldom amount to anything like those for the prin ¢ im the most prosperous years. ‘This year, par ticularly, we think they will fall far short. ‘The large im. portations, so far, have placed the balance of trade ogainst us, and shipments of specie are already threatened, from the very high rates ruling for exchange, ‘This may limit the orders for fall, that are now going forward, and ma terially reduce the imports until another spring. Should these causes operate as we anticipate, the revenue will below the estimates. The stock ef imported goods (¢ for several years been very small, but the recent img ‘ts have m a great measure supplied the demand,which \( not, for the present at least, be so great as it has been, SS RGD ods Died, On the 16th instant, of alingering censumption, Mrs. Naxcy Vay Havx, widow ofthe late Ariah Van Haun, aged 44 years. She left this world in a full hope of a bles: sed immortality beyond the grave, leaving three interes- ting children to mourn their bereavement, bequeathing to them a virtuous example of a kind and indulgent mother. Their loss is her gain. The Norwich papers will please co fia the 16th instant Lyra, wife of Abijah Cheever, The friends of her son-in-law, M. 8. to attend her funeral this morning at 10 o’clock, from No, 39 Commerce street. Weexiy Report of Interments In we City and County of New York, trom the Sth day of Junge to the 15th day of June, 1844. 28 Men ; 2) binge 4 40 Boys ; 43 Girls. Total 136. ra: bat Abscess, 1 ‘ oastunption, sroup, 2; Debility, in the head, 4; Delirium Eruption, 2; Fever puer Disease «f Heart, dik? A Bae ne of brain, 3; he hy 35 rie Be throat, | ey M4; Maicide, Under 1 year, 48; 1to 2, 10%, 2 to 4,15; 9 10 10, 5, 10 ty 20, 8, 28 to 30,14; 30 to 40, 15; 40 0 50,7; 50 to 60, 4; 60 to 74, 4 78 to 90.145 80 to 90, 1,90 to 100 : PL oF NariY pupited States, 107 ; treland, ny : Eogiaad, 4; Germany, 3; France, 1 Of the boye were from the Bellevue Hospital 7 ; Lunatic Asylum 1,,City Prison, 1. Colored Persons, 12, KU Heary L Sion of Yonkers, Mle F Hlovabye aes tals and 2 servants; Mr Lyon and lady, Loudon; Mr Chappeaeau, of Live kroot—Ship Philadelphia—Miss J Bidolph ; 125 in the boeray “Govrenayng—Brig, Superb—P © Luther, and lady, Miss eee ‘Mr P Mourier, Mir L Curmau, C3 Nordguist Mr can Augusta—K A Speck; John Tay tor E O'Neid ; Keon Villier : "Bellaire Ht Bellaire +t ‘Mart artin Mr Moore and son. Monte, June 10 ach Amity, Peck, Liverpool; Mary Emer, fey Newark, NJ a + Gs 8 ww PALAcHICoLa=-Sehocner Lien ammern ; Kalle, sds and et di Mra B i Caro; Mus Aan Huge; W KR Reva Hock owe im the steerage. Prichard and two Shildren; godbury nad hild,, Mrs Mi Halston, Miss: Proctor, Miss Low: ood, 1 W Bisphane, Col. David Woodbury, S's Peal ana t Siratanoed, Groxertown—Sebr J wright—A Seward and L Ellis: Passengers Salled. Livenroot—Steanship Caledonia, from Boston —1 Henry, Robt Hlatteld, Wm Shummin and wifey TD himinin, three Misses Shumnmin, Mr J Gs Joy, M A Sov, Miss Susan Brown, ivermore, of Boston; snd othe Foreign Importatt Loxpon—Shin Prince Albert—J00 tous old” iron Grinnell, Minturn & Co—24 pkgs mdze ‘Thompson, Bonar & Co—37 Bur: reit & Jobaacn—a TY Hockwell & Cong KM Garmer—20 h Rielle “i51 A’Low—t W Niblo—4l W Halwey & Co—102 lark & MeConnin—il J & A Petre & Co—3 Sill & 'Phoipson <i Fellows, Walsworh & Cons C Abveafiedt & Coto Palmiri—6 Marson, Brome 14 Allen, Hauger 3 Com OH ee & 29—3 Nevis & Co—7 James Owen—6 BR Lummis Sturges & Co—9 Stone, Swan & Co—2l Jonn Cowes Bartlett & wellor—4 ¢ ay aie be r0- Cheing, Maja & Greene HS Ro ¢ w iJ it Long— Daviecl aston &ateaert—t N. Dotlvet Laten « Gomis M Wiehtmas—t Young se Smith—1 Solomin & C ‘A Mey- ert chronomet:rs Arthur Stewart—) tons Brazil wood Dlgr mize to on WER? )OL—Ship Philadelphi Dodge 350 bes tf he Phel 93 J M Biuce & Sou—45 cs steel foe ke Sar derson—700 bars 23 bal & co—329 bars G W bate as Hw Hinekle re cks J com45 ct &E Will 62, New- bord 01 d do 28 anvils Wi sh & eks 36 biles Bur. relt & Johson—9 cs Peabody, 10 MeKes & co—17 Wight, Stag: AW —36 chs 19 bates C Adshead & co 51 bales nurger & co—40_ pes baggidg Cameron & Bring baler D Harden & Sou—9 B Leachate" Richurdson & Watson—3 pegs G Gihoo—1168 bars iron W Read—3 bales ce Reis, Brotheds, 12 bales 3 es 1 nhd 155 tons pig iron to ors Bremen—Bremen bari Emest & Gustave—27 Usreel Cc Maller—11 do Kessler —10 do Noltenus & Payenstadt—9 bales T W Lassack ra boos cks 'T Grunuenthal & Comit my 1 box to ord G1ascow—Br brig Elizabeth—200 tons 3521 bars iron 25 tons coal Boorman & Johuston—39 eke m & Brown—7 bbls G Hastings & Co—2 do Burritt & J. huson. omestic Importations. Mowite—Barque Vernon—87 bales coten Wathersine & Bartholemeus—60 Collomb & Islin—2 Geo Phelps—15 Barstow & Pope—50 Sturger & Ciearman—68 Green & co—67 Traach & Seott—10 tons iron Woodhead & Smith—2 pkgs Edw Thorne —4 J Benton & co—16 Jonter, B Lig ‘& co—9 Capt Martin- AG Park—3 Riley & C 4A Bell & Son—4 J Gibbous— and various packages ones MARITIME HERALD. Salling Days of the Steam Ships. STEAMERS. FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM AMERICA. 1 6 1 8 16 1 6 » 28 1 4 Ship Masters and Agents. Is will give We shall esteem it a favor, if Cegeine of Vi to. Commodore Rowerr Sitvey, of our News Fleet, a Keport of the Shipping jeft at the Port wheace they sailed, che Vieseste Spokey on their passage, a List of their Cargo,nad an pes oupbepers or News they may bars He will bo them ately on their arrival Agents and Correspondents, at Rome o ty Gg will ye confer a favor by wading. to this office jarine Intel pr they can obtain. jautical {aformation | of any kind will be thank(ully received. PORT OF SEW YORK, June 10, som ate R oo 952 UR BRE ++ Mi Cleared. Shi, Ge Marshall, Poynthress, James River, J it Robin- Is01, harleston, G e Mecca, fine Cosmo, (uierbridge, “Briat quee—Brigs Mecca, Spring: field, Canad, ist jarclay &L ton, Booth & Edgar; Any Maneniiia, D'Cati Schs Patuxent, € lark, Reed & Hoppock; Trewar- then, Mmith,Truro, Stokes & ke Anthony. ved. Packet ship Prince Albert, Sebor, from London and Ports- mouth, May 22, with mdse to Grinnell, Minturn & gol Be stall, Ship Philadelphia, Watliagton, from Liverpool, 18th May, with mdse, to Noltenias & Pavenstadt. 6th inst, lat_42 55, lon 53, 40, Convoy from Liverpool for NYork. Sid in co. with Memphi Br with cotton, w serg. Lawson, 79 days from Li 1, im bal- ,awaon, 79 days from Liverpool, in b Piekeruill K Co Liverpool, ‘Thempeon, from iverpoo}, y 18, with 220 passengers to Maatiaud & Comri wa bound to nit in to land passengers. que Vernon, Kelly, 19 days from Mobile, Sturges & Clearman. Hamburg berque Louisa, Gults, 38 days from Hamburg,with 113 passeng*s, to Schmidt & Balchet Bremen bargue raest & Gystave, Fostez, 44 days from Bre- mea, wich mdee lg steerage paasengers. Br brie Elizabeth, Stocks, 104 days from Glasgow, with iron Ke, to Boorman, Jtonston & Co. Hexperienced very severe wea- ther onthe passage, Sprung mainmast, split sails, carried away bulwarks, de. ‘Brig United States, Kea 10, Nesmith & Wals! left before reported, t, of Portland, 16 days from tBo- 4009 bushels salt J Foulke & Son rye Wyman,.12 days from Cardenas, to Nesmith & Wi 1 hhds 8 bxs sugar 2tce molasses Reed V4 Hoppockh— 62 xs aay jar seb a coffee ( Ej 3 & Co, Brig clogs, wens, 6 cae from ‘Swansboro, NC, with na- val sures, 10 Depeytter te W Brig Forest, Corsou, og been a verry, for, NYork in a few ‘lien, had been w'y jor 2 months for the captain uperb, Nisssen, 18 days from Getvenburg,with » to Boorman & Juhuston. Sehr KR ‘Tomln, Powptad. i i EP Ser Sagua La Grande. Cuba, with sugar, to N Co. Left Star, for 4 York, in 4ds; Dunlap, tor Boston, ‘dg, the only Am vessel in perce Augusta, Post, of Saybrook, 10 days from Havana, with ur: < butt & Co. : lays {ton Apalachicola with cotton. to 161 bales cotton 4 sticks eedar to order — ya the cdge of the Gulf Stream, at 12M pass. bottom up--blowing hard at the time could sugar, to & D sear Lion, ¢ with eval, hicola, with 756 ‘sticks era Passeogers tourett, from Baltimore, with mdse. Dunton, kevang, from Deep Creek. beth, jadel ph: Sehr Shlendid veil: irom Boston, with mdse Schr Benj:min Bigelow, from Boston, wi pia Schr Renown, Lovell, from Boston, with m Good | 4, 82h Wa ‘Wareaw, Niles,’ frum Philadelphia, ech to New «ml Schr J Rockhill, Paton, f m Phil Schr Lutrepid, Hick: Senr Pompioo, Dye wine, to Center & Co, Sebr J Wi lumber, to Badgers Beck Sehr Ma Marware Womloes, 5 days from Richmond, with mdse, to, ani '3-hr Vermillion, Seiman, 4 days from Baltimore,with mdse, 6 days from Georgetown, with D Dery oy yisey, 5 45 days from Edenton, NC with hours from Cape Virginia, with rs, 3day* from Cherryatone, with mate to master. br brig Samuel Abbott, to order. Below. from Newport, Wales, with ison, Salled. Ship Oswego|Wood, N Orleans; Br ship Themis, |Quetec; barque Clarence, Thomas, Quedee. Correspondence of the Herald. Haoope Inanonn Orvich, | 3 Newront, June 14, 1844, Arr th, Rowena, Williams, Fall Rives fe NBedford. Arr 1th, Solo ‘tou for Somerset. ker, of Philadelphin, Rogers, trom Philadelphia, got on an old wiarf and lay weary hia aad. dry wutih next ¢ de— t fell over in dock, bilged and filled—will go on railway Crowell, from Norfolk for Yarmouth; Cobp. Baltimore; Caledonia, Spellman, » for Philadetphix th, RI. for banv; Queen, Hewland, Tn port, the schrs that arr yes'erd yesterday and previous acellaneous. Scnn La Veena Cavz, bound to Curaooa, pnt back, sprung aleak wren oue day out. ScHn Uckan Quren—The cargo of the Occan Queen, from Boston, which capsized in Quebec harbor, was valuable, con- sisting ‘of tea, Wine, manila cordage, ‘piano furtes, ke on which there was au insurance in Boston to the amount of about $10,000. Part of the cargo belonged to NYork Banque Navrin in Lincoln, of Boston, sailed from thst port on the 10th of March, ‘ac Malta April if, and there performed quarantine 6 days, thence proceeded to Palermo, took on board a esrvo of fruit, and arrived at Boston last. Sun: day morning, having been absent only 95 days. alemen. Nuw Bepron, Jans 16—Arr Albion, Hathaway, (Inte Jen- ney who was killed by a whale Mareh 14, 1811) Indian Ocean, St Helena, May 4, 2500 bbls (130 sp) oil, and 20,0.0 Ibs bone. — Spoke, off Crozetten, seb AON 18th, Gem, Worth SH 1650: Wi having N alathaway, FH, ‘ranting 1 Spoke, M: ch 22, at m jon 50, C hester, NL, 1000 brs; April 3, lat 30, 5. lon 31, 30, Prine, Bailey, NB, 220 bre, Left at ‘St: Holes’ May yg brs for home in 2ds; Thos Vie! Julins Cesar, Green, NL, 1500, for do dey yen, Sil 1700, ail hance’ lek with Madeyancet fe ver; ‘Sarah & Esther, Harlow Greenport, 900, to ernise 3 weeks: nod then homes Emigrant, Shearman, Bristol, 400 xp aud had spoken off ot He! Aprit 23, Sam! & Thomas son, Provincetown, 90 5) diwvorth , Wi On the Mth’ March, lat I ) K while inder eloys reefed maint Nimrod, Kodgers, Cap: went on board to jos nips, and When revarstag of which he strack, and ot, hia, boat stove, Capt J wat not eon aft the accidéat, | Died on board the Albion March 31 Franc ms, of Pert April 2%, Wm Siabbs, of Newton, J. died, aged about 2h Zealand, April 21, w Heaper, Hand fali cargo) 900 at Bay of “island Nov » Cook, NB, Alpha, Congdon, Nant, 1700») Hope, Providence, 9. 9p 1850 wh; Ni wh—had cen seized for violation of the revenue law; released on payment of 150 bris ap O greviows 10 the Hesper, Mn F 400 so 1400 wh; Columbia uectient, Hempstead, Nb Ne, M0 wh=3 inet for N son, do 500 sp 800 wh—had gov some provisions from the Fal- con, and was boand on a cruise; Magnolia, Simmons, do 350 sp 2260 wh f Jefferson, Howland. of and for Uimiogion, 5 day 1300 sp 900 wh—s] and heard from io Jen Cora, Baker, NB, 27 meas 700 ap; Les Nye, do 20 mos lowland, Prov 30 mos 1600 sp bd rt whaling; in ter, Barker, NB, 390 sp 1950 wh; London packet . fall, sid ‘for home Keb 14; Ausel Gibos, Weat, bat wos end pat gid for home NB. @ Hayat ielusde. basco Plant, Skinner, do 14 mon 750; 20 he fax. 7 mon 1505 Murgstet. Retumah ia Sept, Hecla, Crapo. Sippican, 90 Bec; Rebecea Hs, way, 9 1, 1008 on boerd; in Dee darque ease, do 1 ‘Avr, June 17—Dartmouth, Wiwpenney, ‘Peaifie Ocean, Yateahuana, March 11, with 1300 Ube sv 600 wis oil; Iefeat T'ateahuana, Desdemona. Baker, N. ell, Lafayette, Howiand, Pacitie Ocean, ‘io 800 bbls sperm ost; sid fm Callao, Feb 1, Martha: Baxter. Nant, 1300 bbls: oun, Milo, Garduer, Nis, 190; 8th, Em- bire, Me ‘Nant, “ John Howland, Leary, Spoke, iith, Zean Cotin, Hamadelly Nast, 9 mos out, 20 boleh, emia speaking, 13th, George Howland, Cushinan, NB, 1650. pele ¥nvoy, from Loadondrrry, for 8t Jona, NB, ont 31 ds,—313 passengers, ath inst. lat 1049, tow 83 30—by Edinbarg at this *'T'B Dodd, of Provincetown, 80 bra oil, 9h inst, lat 24, 40 Jon, 80—by Pompino, at th feet Concord, of Boston, from Havana for St Petersburg, June 9 ed ns lon 69, 40. Brooks, from Salem for Cuba, June 3, lat 28, loa f bat 0 hhase, from New York for St Domingo, Jue 7, lat 31, jon 6 ; Mary & Jaue, from New York for London, June 13,lat 39, 30, on Mary Ann. Shaoklia, fm Philadelphia for St Vincent, May 28, off Barbadoes le Coguimbo, fur Boston for NOrleaus, June 9th, in lat 28 50, ion 72 anh inily, Perking, 9 ds fm N York for Laguayra, June 2, lat 19 lon 66 M choe fin Bath for Matanzas, June6, Int 26 31, lon 69 40,° Kentucky, fm NOrlea Minerva, fm NOrlean: Forely: Hayana, Jane 6—In port, Sm Enss, Coo, for Europe; Tal- ma, Collius, une; John 503 Jackson. do; Osprey, Riga, Nason, ure; York, Nasoo, Everton, Mayo, do: Tennessee, Wi delaide, Ad vente; owes: B Ayia, Samui, Talford. “uses 1 Mariah Gage, Collin labile: Hx. “fines erga, aul 0 Luey, Lull, wes vos Hellespont, fet Bos New Orleans’ Northerae ‘Lunt, disc; Triumph, Fi ‘aut Pyke Vike! det Pid, D (or eer fos cashier, ing Ades Tig, Danner for 3 "all Europe ; Koushassett, une; Brontes, vax, June Arr Atnlanta, Philadelphia; 10th, Joseph Ham A tore Clad, Wyoming, Philatelphi St Joux, NB June 20—Arr Birkenhead, Keswick, NYork; Lord Seaton. Talbot, do, vEwEc, June 12—Arr gtieward, Frost, Hall ; John White, ¥ ran, Yarmouth; Whi Harvey, 'Hiverpool ; Sophia, Robinson, Sunderland ; Brooke, Harttenoat ‘eller Lali Li Pagifie, Morison, Thurso; oud Ross, Woolf, Hull; rick, Allen, London; Lgemtibo, taylor. Mobile ; Lord Welltugeen, iverpoo) ; St Plymouth ; Gecrape, Burrill . London; Meenas Cones Energy, Bullen, Meikles Mobile; Pomona, Its, Lig. Mawrneat, June 11-Ary Conqueror, MeAuley, fin Belfast; Syiph, Pyle, and Bagle, Parnell, Laverpool—C' jd, Jamaica, Martis, ae yonss, P R, Alay 30—In port, £t Marks, Williams for Nori mo daysy Burinah, Bargeaut, for do do’; Buelah, Mer- ast of Africa, une; Willis Patuam, for New York in imerick ; Hanki BARBADORs, May 29—In port, ‘Teazer, Crockett, for N Or- Jeans June 1. Turks Istanp, June 6—In port Ariel, Hopkins, for Balti- more in 2 days; * brig of and for NYork, Idg. Sid, 6th, Wa- kona, Dockendorf, for NOrleans. Home Ports. th, Pera, Lid Py and Eliza, Plt uces jh fiona: th, ites ikalers Be phrotia, Fountain, and Nevis ny, Banaor, June} !—Arr Emily, ‘Smith, “NY ork, Ponetaxp, June li Arr Hiberuia, Sawyer, Matanzas; Fran- Cook. Ph hiladelgin s Augustis, Brown. Eastport for Georgetown, DC lonument, Vining, Surinam. 15th, gla Solony, Chase, Trinidad; [6th, John Cadmus, Cammett, ston. Lune, June 10 —Arr Poeasset, Coffin, NYork. Sld sth, Melville, Race, N Yor! 7th, Peru,’Paiker, do; 9th, Two Sis: ters, Bartlett, do. Save, Jone 15—Sid S52 phia, Shepard, Paraand a market. Howes, Baltimore; Dels- Ham) F Sich ale Lett t & Lo ey ce ev, Turks Isla ter, Brown, fim NOrleang. ust at. Also arr John Man Bat Patker, Philadelphiag Fla, Whelden, i Charleston; Helen Gray, “Plummer, Thompsons Bock, d Nichols; Grecian, C| Gee and a market; Teronesa, [late of this Yor etealfy tor, Haidy, Crmberry Isles; Angretta, Crowell; Crowell, ond Penusyivania, Crowell, N York, Kincole Palermo. On 4th inet, lat 42, lon 50, passed nf and for NVork, from Liverpool, ras.as fareast on lon dl. Daniel Webster, Weeks, Syu sist inst. Leftno Amer vessel. Behe Cla, Baltiianre, bidridge, Philadelphia: Sug, feyder, do Pontsmourn, June M—Are Increase, Verill, NYork; Wel- ligton, Knowlton, Baltimore Guoucesten, June —Arr Helen Fraser, Eastport, for Bal- timore. *uymouTH, June 4—Arr Fort Hill, Gray, Ph New Beprorp, June 15—Arr. Rowena, Wi i Watlington, tape Linco fa isan Wilmivaton; Cora), from Baltimore; One His rinthian, N'York, er Industry ‘on Puovioexce, June 15—Pearl, Dummer, Charleston, Sid; ‘earl, Nickerson, Baltimore; Queen, Howland, do Richard Rush, Nickerson, and Lexington, Vengildes del phia. Arr Charleston. Packt, Crowell, Philadelphia; New ardcer, NYork, Below 3 topsail ache with lumber; ap Midas, Dennis, N w Haren. J ‘anthen. Nichols, Saint ‘wo Brothers, Thompecn, ed—Celeste, Wright a Barba: ‘opgallant, owell” N Bedford. Mallahany N net Ma: Ann Conlon, Jorsot Jane Henderson, Hinson, Ibany; Jabez L. Wine, oon, providence ; Brilliant. Me: intyre’ Boston; A\W Leeds, Endicott, Providence ; & Town- send: ogerall, F River ; Gnlen ee, Hi rt Republi Purtid, Cts lodiee, Blew, Brooklyn’ Cayaga, Stew: ‘ork; Vulean, Smith, do. uMoND, Jung i6—Arr Merey Smith. NBedfords Barto m, Bristol. Sid Extra, Overton. F undwieh; Deborsh A Somers, P Fogo, Ha ford; lonic, Ackerman, ‘I'ro' ‘June 15—Arr President, Wile e Providence ; It. Kelly, Portiand. Jnne 14—Cld, Daniel Webster, Watson, for obanit Friedrick, Wieting, Bremen ; ‘owhstian Sau was, (left sailed company with T: 9, (OF Trieste, and parted OOMADARY. with her off ‘Martinelia eet 11 inst.) Blddfindoo Proctor, H Hae, Hava Sutton, Gal ils N Jand. Newp re a jane Young, inbee, Providence Hardy; art ny 3 y loses, Love ile Glover’ Providence RI. tithe Arr Tybee, MeCormick, do; Isaac Town: bey Sullivan, L’poot ; Planet, How- Mutha June 13—Arr G B Lamar, Sannermas, \ Y; Madison, Bulkley, do; Madawaska, Foxe. Bath’ Mey i} me Swatara, Sinith, Liverpool; Wilson Fuller, Cobb, NewYork; Augas'a, Sherwood, do An Ks, June 3—Arr Gen Willson, Miner, NYork. Cld Babbidge, do. Wad fEDaBy two respectab'e women, and Chamberm sid. “They would tuations as Cook no objections to ko ia the country, Good reference can be given. lease apply a 181 Mott st Je19 20% ec By a young woman who can produce good tors from her former employers, the situation of ror seamstress. Apply at 240 Greenwich street. Jel9 it*re 1.0 PRINTERS —One second hand Ausms Press (double imediuin size) m complete order, fur anle low apply to Jel9 6t re 2, & CO 29 and 31 Gold st. OST—Oo last oe ae or Eveniog, a Bank Bork, containing an account between Bank for Savings and J. V." ‘The finder will please leave the same at 179 South street, where he will be compensated for his troable Jele'3t* ec a USITED BRO’ SOF TEMPERANCE—A meet- ing of the merbers wilt by held 1 his NEreniag (dan dry) at quarter before # o'clock, at Washington Hall, Broad- way. Every member is requested to be present, es business of stent importanes will come betore the body. Copies of the Constitution ern be had of the officers, or of A. \. SHERMAN, Ree. See’ry Nassau street. Sit LLLS, RALS AND OR NGRAVINGS. AT AUG Ton EV & SPOONER will sel!’ This Kvening, at 8 o'clock, at 151 Broadway, ‘aquantity of Shells and Mintrais; also Engravings in quar tities for the trade, with en lotot English }, Just received. jel9 It* ec REWARD—Lost, yesierd im passing trom Horde to Chambers double Kye Glass, Locket, and Heart, attached to a reall gold Chain, with theanitials M: F.D.on them. ‘The finder will, by Jes caving them at 30 Reade street, receive the above reward. Jel9 tf re O5T.—A Hai Sunday even! Kailrond Cars, Frankfort street re Bracelet, with | u from the on ¢ gold spring Lock rim one of the Hai fr ‘The fader, by Yea corner of Franklin Square, wi cere i the same at 35% Pearl be suitably rewarded. AUTION.—As SARAH COCHRAN, ins left my bed and board withoat cause or provocation, i ‘forbid persons: og heron my neeount, will Hea no pits of her comtractin CLAYTO N. New York, June 16th, 1844 ia Jed Mere OTICE.—Notice is hereby given, that no Copartaershi ted between SEAN And notice is also RRE FONLAYE has noauthdrit y to city whatever UX, French Baker, 59 Vesey street. New York. ) REWARD —Lost Sunday 16th last supposed at the Unper Post On. a dark colored Morgceo Pocket rty-five Dollars in Uncurrent Bills, 5's and y Bank Bill ; one Ten Dollar Bill, of the town, Mass. and sundry papers with the ie above reward will be paid for the f $5 for the papers contained in it Phesix Bank, Charl owner's name on th recovery of its contents, jel8 dere ir BROWN, Stone Seal and Key Engraver. 23 Brondway opposite the Park —Coats of Arms, Crests, Cychers, &e raved on Stone ; Diamouds, Amel T he" ht in the rough oF eut.to any’ form. cil Cases, b Arms, orany d $2 and upware State Groks of Heraldry kept with upwards of 100,000 names. j19 tttee und and pain! id forwarded to any part of the LU jem in Yorkville, or from the Park through _AMUSEMEN TS. BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. PARK THEATER Boxes +++ 50 cents | Pit ++% ennte | 'dallery +++ 1286 cents, ‘THIS ey EAE ee Pritt ey new dra- 1101 ima called TH sg DEV After y which the farce of BAMBOC After which a Pas dw Ly a res as J ‘Bo conclode with KOKTUNIO ae CHATHAM THEATRE, 1236 Cons THIS EYCNING, June 19th. to commence wih MOBB ING. la Sota, by Mr. Wells ‘uwruball, FRE! LAW—Jemmy Twiteher, alias Mous. James, hn Sel ; Mobb, Mr poy § Aasihe, Mrs Greene. in fe gs variety of Songs and Di ‘Toleomcindefwith thedrowa of THE SOMNAM SULIST— (ol: Rosambert, Mr k.S\Conue:: Brueateine, Mrs Me- Clure; Madame yt M vol NIBLO’S GARDEN, OPEN FOR THE SUMMER SEASON ‘The entertainments will be under the sole direction of T THIS EVENING, June 19th, 1844, will be produced the laughable farce freee salted the Dick, ‘After which an oni Jemmy, Holland i ‘Laura Dorington.. Miss Taylor Aa latermission of twen! y minnie between the Vandeville and ravagenZ, ‘Fo couelude with, Su times the Extravaganza, called rEN SESAME Ora aight with the the Forty Thieves! Machinay- r. Burns. | F | Properties: Mr. Bebetin, umes Mrs, Skaate aud Assistant The eet ta atthe goors aud im the aloes will be ua the direction ort Mr. CORBYN, Treasurer vo the Com Police officers will be in constant attendance, and the utmost care wili be taken to maiutain order and decorum, and all im- proper persons will be sirictly excluded. ‘Omnibuses will ran to and from the Garden during the evening. TICKETS FIFTY CENTS, iD FOS Fore OREMENT at this seublamasae on account Grand Entrance from Broadway vo the Sa: oe The cars from Baltimore did net arrive in Philadelphia yesterday afternoon in time to con- neet with the train for this city; consequently our letters and papers from seuth of Philadelphia were not received Important from Washington, We learn privately from Washington that the ex- pected messenger from Mexico arrived at Washing- ton by the Southern train on Monday, an hour or two after Congress adjourned. He brings the news, as we learn from a gentleman of responsibility, who travelled from Georgia with him, that the consent of Mexico will be given to the annexation of Texas, and that without difficulty, or any interrup- tion of the amicable relations which have hitherto subsisted between that country and the United States. The war panic must therefore end here. This news also increases the probabilities that the President will call an Extra Session of Congress in September. We also learn from a source to be relied on that Collector Curtis, will be removed within a few days. He will not resign. His place will, as we are assured, be immediately filled by a statesman of distinction, well and favorably known to the public, and qualified for the office. We are not at liberty to mention his name, although it is in our possession. We may add that he is friendly to President Tyler, and able to give the required bonds. Asusine a Prigst.—An Irishman named Mich- {oon protected and te Roe Melon chien eVects from the top and sides, can be eacioxed at'a moment’s notice. VAUXHALL, Manager, Manager: -Mr. 5 THEY EVENING: Jone ioe ner Waleot The performauce will commence with the favorite comie Love INS VILLAGE. Mr Walcott | Rosetia, Mrs TimB othaifauhonr. after which a dance by MADLLE. CELEST After which, the laughable Hares called Gr Nov dna es accouut f tha weather. KNICKERBOCKER THEATRE, Hawthoro, | Intermi 37 sown RY. Boxes, 25 cents. | Pitt, 1236 cents. Manager, Mr Parsloe rae ‘Treasurer, Mr. Watts IT OF A. W RUGGLES. aV «NING, June 19th. wilt be performed ANKEK SON SHORE After which a variety of Songs, Dances, Vaulting, Posturi ade ie teqnach ke. The conclude with the REN TUCKY MINSTRELS. OLYMPIC THEATRE. IMMENSE ATTRACTION FOR THIS WEEK TAIS EVENING, June and every Evening during the week— “The Necromancer of the 19th Century, Mr. SUTTON, will introduce a variety of ‘* Magical” Mechanical and M neue Experimenta : scenes of entriloqtism ; aud conclu positively vorivalled performances with» "trick" that shall antonish all. ‘The great stupendous and marvellous Cold- Water Trick will be shown each evening. See wood cuts and anal bi oors open at halt-past 7 ; Curtain rises at 8 o’clock ; Lower Boxes 50 cents ; Upper do 25 cents; Pit 124; Private Boxes $3 and $4 for families. Box office open as usual. _jel6 w*re ET igs MUSEUM. GARDEN. AND PERPSTUAL FAIn, Peres Rus Broadway and Ann street. P.T. RNUM- . RK ‘OR. KF. HITCHCOCK: MANAGES: Wednesday, June 19, 1 MANAGEFE NER TT !!! GKAND PERFORMANCES At half-past 3 in the afternoon, ae quarter before 8 in the "THE INFAN SISTER, Will make her in Ame ica to-day in one or, two of her favorite Songs nd fil nd Pi THE GIANT vb 8! Are to he seen every day from 10 o’eloe A.M Hilt Pe Me, ym 2 till 546, and from 7 till 10 o'clock, ORPHAN FAMILY OF VOCALISTS ¢ ‘appear in new and Original Songs, At the close ofeach performance there will bea krand display of Fire Works, Balloon Ascensions, : QF" Admission to the whole 2) centa—children under ten years, half’ PEALE’S NEW YORK MUSEUM, AND PICTURE GALLERY. Broadway, opposite the City, Hall, MOH BENNE MANAGER, GIANT BOY—16 THAKS ‘OLD, SEVEN FEET HIGH! DWARF! THREE INCHES SHOR" TER ‘THAN TOM THUMB!! AGIAN Yr beri LV Hi cH a8, KREO He ny ONE, SHILLING. The o ERM by the Oxrnan Fast Ther ~ PORER ANG #; each performer being supplied with a red hot one. MONS. AND —_ UX “BY THE WHOLE COMPANY. Hk 8 MARIA BARTON, Master BARTON, Me, He CONV ss, the Modern Pi ieee papil o 101 CHECKINI. DERPUL ORPHAN. AMI Or, Penny-beg Minstrels ! Who sing higher and lower than any otner ‘melodists 1n Ame rica, as one of them stands seven feet high, aud another twenty- two inches. 1-7 Afvernoon Performances Wednesday’sand loex, for the conven of the day” visiter charge to t O'clock. Adi MR, turday’s at no extra DEMPSTER’S VOCAL ENTERTAIN- MENTS CONTINUED. N. ¥. SOCIETY LIBRARY, BROADWAY AND LEONARD STREETS. HO ADEMPSTER hs the hosor to eanoaneer that Consequence of the fuvorable reception his Ballad Soirees have met with from highly intelligent and resvectsble audien ces, he ix indveed to continue them at the same place for three venings of this week, viz Wednesday, Friday ad Satur- day, 19th, Zist and 224 June, whew he will Bchoice aad nied selections of mis most popular Songs/ aud Ballads, iuela omMpos aruicw will be made is to be hed at the Masic Stores,and at the Socie- ty Library A change of Programme every evening, Tickets Fifty Cents, to be had at tue doo: Has! past seven to co. ence at eight o’cloek. f. Dempater will vive a Vocal Rantertain Iya Imsticate (late Lyceum) to-morrow (Thi jes tf te “THE IOWAS ARE STILL AT HOBOKEN | WING to the great curiosity manifested by the New York Dublic to,se there noble specimens of the uncivilized Indi an fron, the Far West, and to the unfavorable weather they have had fra displ performances, they have been induced to prolong oken for Ug nore week. hey will uaped until next Tasaday, Jane 25th, and while there will present a perfect fae simile of Yndian life in the forest by a performance ot their various chasacteristic Dances, Rites, eremoaies, &e , &e. betwee the hours of four and ix ia the afternoon; varying Bar pevelmeneet every day. “White Cloud” is the most celebrated indian Chief who has bre in New ) ork singe the time of Black Hawk, aud is among ber of those whose portraits are immortalized by Cat- makes worthy meution of this Chief in his work ‘a, (Walk in the Rain,) the third ( (Great Medicine Man, very where attracted much atten jors are on their way to Kurope, from their ica proud #00 malice wege of the Mi P Af verryboats from Barclay, Canal an land within 100 yards of their encampment ‘The Exhibition is free STRAW GOODS—STRAW GO' 5 AS LARGE an asso:tinent of Straw Goods as can be found in the city, very cheap. at Young's First Pre: jum Straw Hat Mannfactory. 96 Bowery ; Compr ¢ variety of fine and extra fine de apa Lace, articl Doors open at tat the Brook. lay) Evening. ab Fistopher atreets Jel8 Iw * re lit Screws. om the com t wholesale and retail, ROOMS TO LET, FOR single Gentlemen, very pleasantly where every actention willle paid to insure « ble home, with breakfast and tea or without, at 8: ren street. jee 3m FOR LONDON—Packet Ist July —The packet ship VICTOKIA, Capt, Morgan, will sail for Lon ion as above, her regular day. For passage, having Fy necommodations, apply JOH HERDMAN, 61 South st, N. B. Pasenge from Liverpool and London, éan at all umes be engaged at the lowest rates by the reguiar packets, eation as ab j Sylenw PO! ship ATLAN tain Mallett, will ih ser rehe? on the tist Jane, she regular packet ship GARRICK Captain Trask, sth June, her regular day; and the regniar packet ship) OXFORD, Captain Rathbone, on the Ist of Jaly, her me@ular dey. Ker passage, which will ‘be ‘at tre lowest rates, apply to tio toe tstre . HERDMAN, 61 South st. FOR Livic POOL—The New Line Packet 21s \ ‘The Fapqpet New York it Jehn Britton, Jr q packet sup ROCHESTER, © ae sail as above, her regul a OF pnssags, HAVINK Very superior Accomnmodati passed by any ship in" port, apply om board, ‘weet slip, orto WOODHULL & MINTURNS, #7 South st Price of passage $100, ‘The packet ship Hottingner, Capt ira Bursley, 1050 toms barthen, will uceeed the Kochester, and sail om ner regular day, ist July e191 re DR. BE. LOVEJOY, 0, wishes to inform his friends that he has is city, and has takea an OF FICK, at 691 Je18 ind&itw re® ATF. of Ow removed to t Ls BROADWAY 288 Pearl, near Bookman stree', ollege of Surgeon oudon R, EVAD ‘of the Royal Physicians, Balt member College of extraordi- ‘ularly those as paid parti J19 Ite SARD. $3 JULIA TURNBULL has the honor to inform ner friends and the public, that her BENEFIT will take place ow Wednesday Eveaing, June 19th, A variery of enteriaraments will be offered, the particulars of wien will be given in futare advertisements. x Beok now open. HAMILTON: BANK COMPTROLLER'S OF FICE Banking Dey ie A jbany Wan othe Ag HE: Cireulating Notes of the HAMIL T( be redeemed at PAR, the Hanking Depa Ji hee N.C ji7 31 K will Fi! RG, Comot. ONSIGNEES PER SHIP ARABIAN, from pool, will at a bor ot of Dover x or te nthe All of Bh aac in dave devs roast unavoidably be sent to the pa! _il7 Sure WwW. & ‘TWIN 28,—200 bales B: ‘of reeent importa Jol Sere APS OTT, ide rt eet from 5 tbs to 36 Ibs, for sale bk. i COLLINS & CO., % South st. DOCTOR BELL. DOGTOR BELL roatinues to devote hi (daily till 10 PM) to the removal of Private Diseases 10 ander proteacted ravated vexcerienced d pre the destrue: 5 of mer: ad all who auspect the remains of wenwe Lurking in Jem. may consult Doctor Bell with honerble confidence aud a of e Private offices No. 67 Cedar street, third door from Broad Ali safferiny treated way 19 10? re Corre. 200 cases Kuglish Sheathing Copper. comprising # fall assortment, from 1 a 92 07 ufsetured from the article LINS & 0 fala Ameriexn Pilot Duck, from Nol, 2, Sand 4, expressly for Pilot ial and in a superior manuer, best ore and st ore anda very sper COBTON D DUG also hx Wontes made from the bei ie by 56 South street. KF 0 it purchasers by twee vk, COLLINS & CO , very super 7 Patent Sheathing f & Jow latitude; alvo well or vessel! empl \ rovering ryote of er er aale by oer OH OMOLLING & LO. POWDER—300 cas! ived and for sale by PH RSSE & BROOKS, 61 Liberty La HIDES = 80 Dey Salted Ulinois Hides Fors le by Je dere VE. K. COLLINS & CO., 56 South at, 56 Souih st Boy d's make ael Nunan, was committed to prison by the Mayer yesterday afternoon, for disorderly conduct at the resi- dence of the Rev. Mr. Burbelin, at St. Joseph's Chureh. It appears that the prisoner went te the house of the priest, and was there so violent and abusive in his sUage, that a police officer had to be sent forto take him into custody, Heup ro Bai..—John O'Neil was held to bail in $1000, before Aldermen Boileau, of Kensington. yesterday, on the charge of hauling two cart loads of dirt upon the lot where the Native American meeting wus held on Monday afternoon, the éth inst. during the time of said meeting, and at the same timc with using language oanutat to provoke a breach of the peace. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia, Finst Boanp, June 18.—40 shares United States Bank, 10} ; 20 do Commercial Bank of Natchez, 22 ; 125 do New Orleans Gas, 4p ods. 34 5 200 do Wilmington Rallroed, 21} ; 200 do do 5ds, 21} ; 260 do dorw, ay Skconn Boano, June 17.50 shares iimington Rail: road, 22; 100 do Girard Bank, 12}; 60 dodo 6d, 12}; 1 lo do 5, 12} ; 10.do Farmers? chanics’ Bank, 43}. SHIP NEWS. ing’s Southern Mall. :Onlleo, By This Mornt PHia, June 18—Arr James A Marple, Id Defiance, Ballentine, West Indies; ca Warres Cave Har tien 4G! oye HON H. WILLARD, — Store 404 Broadway, cor. Dus H. K. W. will give his personal attention to out doot Household Furniture, Groceries, Ke., for relinquishing housekeeping or Sales settled in all cases as s001 = S the woods shall have been sold and delivered iberal Cash Advances made, if required, on merchandize of every description cos for sale. m2i im? m UCTION NOTICE. FEN & CO.—Furitare and Birds—This ‘clock. at 38 Aun stret, 3 Pee) fiom several fan: hai barter tee Tables, Mahogany ora: le mattrasses, 1 plail and Lookiag ‘Glasses, a large lot of double and » French ard other Bedsteads, celleat kitchen Furniture ; al maple and fancy Chairs ; also ex: Ino Hardware aud Faney Articles; desirable for, teachers (or Je 49 St re LLINS & € Lour- — 200 barrels Kiagle Malls, Qu 200 berle: ‘Wash - ingtou Mills, St Louiss 120 barrela Ohio. Kor sale b 4 _Je 19 St re EK. Ci OLLINS & CO, 56 South st. ZO WARD K. COLLINS & CO, 5% South street, ha nnd offer for sale on reasonaole terms— ke 1m 14 to 32 07 , fro: WIN Bridport Manufactory, if, pid 10 36 if} COTTON ‘Du se Bales American Pilot Duck, from No. ito5; odo. do Ext: Nol, 3 Band 4, aca for pilot boat. eathing Paper or Felt. lo Mess ; 500 do Prime. 500 here Ek 56 South st. is Extra Leaf. rior ; 40 do No. 2 LARD O1L—200 barrels HID $234 dry salved OUR=200 barteis 8 10 Kagle Mills, Quincey. mo G8 Yo GriceM odo n lo 200. do do. Washi Mills, St. Louis. WHEAT 1,000 bushels Prime ‘iHlinots. ‘DY—30 half py Ord, Dupuy & Co 20 eneom very superior ar A ue custom honse lock. 20 barrels. 100 dozen well cured, and in fine order, best 3 in 5. to wagons, wi! H.'Woodruif enters gre W: € ai 3 ee AND OTHER EXCURSIONS. Stveamboat THOMA) Thales, Amon atrert 86, rooklyn, Pike street Fort Hamilton, each way, allow tions, revurning aud lard at the same places, Chambermaids in attendance. A band of m sic wil! accompany the boat daily. A person provides lines ata small charge—bait furgished grate. Those who boats must bring them to Pier No. 1, Norn River. fortowiog Dinner and re! boord, Fare for the Excursion 50 een SATURDAY fiero & XCURSIONS for Chil Is, to F ilton and Lower Bay, dren, Families aod Sehools every Saturday during th he boat mr Jeave Amou oul ONE SHI URSIONS TO TYRESE BAY. » THROG'S NEC AND NEW RO: Leaving Amos afi Non L North River Pike street, 10, and De Tatcey street 10 H Rochelle att Moana Jand at the sane places. Refreshinents on board. Kare each * iam ‘ortifea- 1M 5 ince Fare for the excursi boar wa Noricw—'the subscriber who hap chertered this best te alone responsible for ol! bills and debts contracted on her ae count from the preseot time to the sixth day of next, aoless by written order from by June 18, 1814. LINE AT SEVEN As Berths 25 cents Captain 0. Bias wil leave the Pree eine fr from New York, Monday, Weduerday Alban ‘uerdsy, Thorsday and ‘Sunda This hoat has been Jeogttened and fitted up ia a neat and com- fortable style, with new bedding aed forniture throaghout.— She has a number of elegant State Roo oy Passes time ty Gike the morning train of cars east or west. For freight or paseage apply on board MADAME J. FINIELS, FROM PARIS. H AS the honor to iotorm the ladies, that she has opened » fushinoable establishment, No. 317 Brondway (upstairs) Qpponit he 1 between Anthouy and Leonard te yee onthe yd of Cay mbrovderies of ail Muslin Dress: : | have always m hand, « large table for ty *, dining aud evening; dollars, Shawls, Handkerehie: . Gloves, es and Jewel ¥ lowers of ‘the newrat and most fashionable style. OOMS WITH PANTRIES ATTACHED TO LET —=With or without Board, ina healthy and celightfal part of the city, neat a stage route, within thirty or forty rods of the Washington Parade Ground. Also, three or fonr gentl men can be accommodated with Board and Bed oms Terme Hy at 49 Amos street JU 3wi WORKS, CRACKERS, &c. FOURTH OF JULY, 1344 I find it to Assortment hment, 1 of the ality, at Chatham A“large quantity of Ware Crackers Just re ceived mber, the ign of the Two } th Bky Rockets Mind, we have removed from 8% to 88 Chatham. “FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS of every description and sire, made of the best materials, and by skiltal | workmen, will be ni we ath say other Hor sale, bY Wwe OWN hal J ito} rre® SHIP je No. 1 Chamber BALTIVORE, FROM ite signees by this ship are reqaested to send their permite ot hoard at Fer 4 North Raver, without delay. All permitted by the — jnat. will be liable to be sent to t store under general 01 1016 6 BC 10,000 Iba superior Ivory Black, for bls Lampblack, for eurtiers: 1,000 dozen ves Capain Unpruless 1,000 Tbs best Wooduaphtha: 1,000 Ibs Cay- ane Vepper; 5,000 lbs Boston Arrow Root; 1,000 Ibs Crocus Martin; 10.000 los Pam-ce Stone; 1,000 ownces Diamond Chi 1; 9000 lhe ft xtreet of Qurreitron Bark; Lunn Acid, suichate of Sova, Sulphate of Ammo nda, Comp. Chemieal Why und, Fly Paper, Bedbag rig of Nitre, Sul Wof wie ar eis PRUE 1 6 Maid Je 19 Lim cud #00 ————