The New York Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1845, Page 3

Me Gde - Pratl HOB < - EEEne ee BY STHE(SSOUTHERN MAIL ———— TS teeta ee = ‘thing like retaliatory duties, and it is ible MEDIC. T! HIP. Ta the government of Bez may fo a ore droid stand MARITIME HERALD. A PIYSICIAN, of one aneding and good ractcn, AUCTION SALES. AMUSEMENTS. reams of Pheaiatinetiae egy nment of Great Britalo = Ioing, of forming a connection with awell informed,active and.) ee Peery d ugar growa by Shipmasters and Agents. varectable yo titioner, "A line, wi +4 BENJAM'N MOONEY, Anctionerr PARK THEATIIC. ment of Great Unt’ Wi yt Ted vo eons | Rageae Sey bealecc sete anal wag: | [aye AR atl at Qs dm afte: wo | AUPTION NOTICE Haven, Guten Ge. = Sep TapA kg daira Gulties little imagined ‘Th: il gov- | the shipping le! the hence they sailed—the vessels - + + ad x ation 922 Lwis®im “44 romped . i ENING, April Ra! ernment shows thut someting Will be ene re tae eox” | spoken ‘on their passage—e lat of their eargo--and any foreigy | [OOF K.— ihe First Anniversary of National Tent, No. | ot 1 assortment of Sell Hardware He. cnn- | Will be prcaereed, in'S acts of MONEY. » Comedy a oe j ; John Vesey,Bart, Mt Chi La ial eqalatiousiot that country, to effet the vestete | jemaimyrrt.oF news they may have, Aggnia and Cormaion J 2". will ike ple at tig Uuiaerealie Church, klsabeth ie 7 eee tions pi Phgspe: at home or abroad, fso confer a favar by sending to J «tr et, on Teestay Kvening, Apr 5. 5 ‘Also, ‘ores of double aud single barrel Fnglish Guns, St. Clair. sent ot ean vey aged na cr | Seema ee ene Sy ee ofing scan bd BR se | ae as en accu cost ORT Hied on between thetwo countries in cotton manufactures, will address the vublic, - Alto! oue large splsodid Glass Seow Gaser it fet longs” | Mw Abbate sean Berep, Bhacrets; Berle, ol aay discrimination in favor of other countries in cn. PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 22. wont pana ipctusical Aseceiation will b> present and sing 4 40, part of a stock of Toy a and Haney Ajticles. Pon Ast tier 75 conta, 2d tier 50 cents—Pit 50 cents—Gallery ering Maaulacture f thi ning semana sai os cues, ' , 2 fine arsorument nglish Fane’ ware, 1. injure thie uslectutes of thie deecetption, Bigey tous) psa a Admission free. ‘Tickets to be had atthe offier of the Recha- | 422 It"re ae x Doors open at 7 o'clock, eurtain rise precisely nt half-past7 o'clock. . “BURTON'S THEA TRE—Arch Street, bite Necordrr, Croton Lauch, © 4 leva Boon fire. 21 Blacker stot Bath Salon and Huy: WM. McCORMIOK, Auctioneer, F Brethern of National Teat, and. the Order, are requested to | GALE OF FUKNI PIANOS, &e.—Wan, Meo: nations an opportunity of monopolizing the markets of WiGM WaTEs Brezil. We onnex a table showing the imports of cotton Jactures 5 J lea meet in the Lecture Ri. alia, at mick & Co. sell thi y at 10 o’clock, all the Furvitu’e apne ee ne rou ye SARA Veco isp Tt oe. Wega mpinor | “Etec Sneaeeeeatiat °o aig. | coed ot ine ana heheh reat rueapat APC fain & ‘bash, Hat rehelaus, ee assol arlor, ‘ . DAY, id, 1845. Imports or MaNuractunen Cotrox into Rio Jawztno, | Boutells: do, Win Nelsons Mar cols, New Your, Aprilai, 165, | Also, 2 Piano Forteas ne ner Ba Figs aight oh a aamc Sketch, called HE VASHON—Or, YOR FEOR YEAKs. Post & Phillips; Cath: Berry, Charleston, Geo Sutton — Public aid particularly to | Catalogues are iow ready. azitem_ | Mam Say eh na ‘Packages. Brigs Conve t, Loring Leghora, rhillipe & Caz, Hepublie, his da Soa ag P Where from, 13il, is 1043. Ff Littlefield, Mobile, KD liu-tbut & Co—Sehrs Galena, Kree- TOCK oF X CHAT MANUEACTU see Great Britaid, 24,968 14,029 14.455 | man, Kingston, Ja: Banker & Pi Wer, bo Soe Hor ee tke ee ee ve United States #9615337 ichmond, NL MeCrendy & C Wb Se tnccdrtreet, tho exton steal ote femne vhake Bade | bacloae isan France 1526 113.7 1,100 | Sloop New Haven, Jones, New Hav. sHaing busingss, and wo thy the attention of housekrevers | The Flav of PIZARRO—Kella, Mr Wellack; Elvi = at "aia" | Nel iufadelns Buster Vaca Baitee Ceesaae moa ie aamaton of lomeeboten 2a a? + Me Well; Elvi, Moe Tot-l packages. 36,416 21,991 23,499 inta, Smith fromhateeeak asoch is, with maton, | A DtacbensaH. Maire. _ ase ch Mt and tal Bench mee aay ds Mtaes AL Miser Haral cine Ke Joo cont tna Mh Mitrkes About two-thirds of the quantity of cotton manufactures & G Griswold, and 8 Thomrann. Sailed in eo. wit | A>TOR HOUSE BATHS. ng and sewing do; fancy gilt, drab and plush cough Floorstain, Mr. Russell; Asline, imported into Rio Janeiro for the four years, were from | ships Jot Cu mings, and American, fur New York, and Gov | Enrnance No 1 Vesey st , (Private Doon Astor Hou office and Boston Chat H Sai en. Great Britain. The importations of cotton m: ‘Cabinet Ware, viz: mahogany French lactures | Davis, for Boston. lata, Ton 49, fell in with Lime | ‘THIS cleguct Bathing ketsbli * part of Beadstetds, Sofas, Divan a sR ; PALMO’S OPERA HOUSH. into Brozil for 1942, were valued at $11,723,559, of which of ice; 10:h just, lat 43 90, lon 51, saw several large ice- | 2 central position both to ee te ete ae Chotees Se LESSEE... .0e cae coe cae eeees We, DINNEFORD. $9,614,603 came from Great Britain. trade Ship Charleston, Brown,$ days from Charleston,with cotton, | et ouie tanned nent Cheivet > SuPvers 100 dor nich git cane seat knock down } ay) eisce bas eric pleasure ia'aaaouueing that hei How em very great outlet to British otton manufactures, and the | t> Geo Bulkley. decoration irollae exahint ‘Terms Cath—bankable money. abled to admit the public at the following puces:—Dress Coutse the governmant of Great Britain are purmuing in | / Daoist bardas Arhil'es, Lorenzea, rom Hamburg, and (4 ds | onty'fuid ised 16 the pie Croton ead The ee oct | Catalogursnow ready. amr utre | Boxes and Farguette 40° centeSecoud” Cele 23 cant C - | from Falmouth, with mdse, to order. old wa ORIG! WIS AT RUS s Felation to slave g Soon sagas, ilo Tete Tae ether |. Brig tanily, Perkins, 1S days from’ Mayoguez, PR. with mo- | Svseyed Sethe reeset a any deme of temperatnre may be FOREIGN FINE PLANTS AT AUCTION. ” witheut the s1 ghtest trou'le. ‘I'ne at LEVY will sell on Thursday Morning, at 11 o'clock, at nations, which they will not be very tardy in seouring.— | /**8es. ‘0 master, z tendance is prompt and respectful. A. No. 1)1 Broadway, in iu Tue commercial texaty Datos cen Oreo Ort an | _ lirié Macon, Hayden, 5 days from Savannah, with cotton, to | "Vie Warm Sex Aithn atshe fort of Deahroases street, North landing from Eu: ope, consisting of aes of ver deneriito, d, order. River, r 91 ri w Ceased in July, 1849, but the British government claimo) | °'Schr Hamet, Burns, 30 days from New Orleans, with molas- | aed terre HENRY Co ieA BIN EAL? Poctletge ees ae ee ani: ey Yow rseas Canee: Q notice of three is, which exp't Jul 845. It is i }, to iter. : SICINAT DPITRIICAT ON parsiculirly unfortunate for Great Britain that tntetreacy | Sekt Savaunch, Toothaker, 6days from. Machias, with spare, RIGINAL PUBLICATIONS EXTRAORDINARY COMBINATION OF TALENT. MR. BOOTH MR. G. VANDENHOFF For this night only, who will apjear in the Tragedy of Fae polis i KLEN HOWARD. or.’ Als», Garden and Flower Seeds, put up in neat packages, the 7 7 , Wii beeen very even iodnce is prevent the foam | goaet art Niceron, > days from Bowtn, with mise, wo | EL'Ashny ics fa ia we Uuarave ed BrokerbyProt | growth oft eon, 77 Se eT Nilapresein die ehrazrerghSihellan on" Ton Gen eh taeae eae nn Bee eating ASAE AD reat pe days from New Bed’ord, with oit, | siatishty of Seven Unnds. by J. H, Ingiahrm—Trice aXe LOB ; Auctioneer. Third night of the engagement of Mr. BOOTH, who will ap- piumitilog the sugars of Brazil to enter the porte of Great | to mut ee Bee ee r or J The Naw ef Se: Ueaater hy hoses eee ees LEigee AOLLANS will eel on Thu VE NING aii Sead” 1045, will be pee The Nav €St. Uraal TUESDAY EV. jipman . Bell of Boston, sented Shabrpear ay ritain, upon as favorable a footing as those of any other rf Salled. he country, will reconcile the government of Brazil The Ships Houqua, Palmer, and Geapra, Drinker, Canton; New } The 123ge, ‘The Sp atc, hes igeish Gal at 10 o'clock, at No. — lith street, near Universi:y Place bh of OTHE. Furniture, conristing of Royal Wilton, Brussels and ‘Boo aii Othello, Mr ir Booth; Desdemona, “larendon. 21 x Hee W ILKINS & ROLLINS will sel! on Thursday, Apri! 24th, ce 123gc. | Blew: Su Yooh Ocean tad Aaktna emtiacma, Liver Bly, [iLavive Kenscopen tec Tae, ire ehemea esse ae rain Carpets, mahogany Couches, Sofas, Divane, Ottom-ns, de with, ot tom-ta this teenies ene Pe Roverninient of Great Britein cannot abandon fhe policy Fer Pavres, Haewll: Lauphar, Hamburg: “arjostos tie: rand Duke *~ : Ru , easy do, Roehers, Centre Tables, Pier do, tetea tete, | Comedy by J Ke blanche: Keg wlicd the CAVICATN Oe relatine (b Scermbre one Pewee is oe ,Onleabas Afancd, Mobiles Rawin, aud | | Also, a variety of other publicifioan, that willbe randolss and (iapdelabras, bronzed, pul Mane THE WATCH—Baron Vauderpotter, Mr Nickinson- tries, which cannot be remedied. The United States will ting Amphion, (S¥) Stockholm; Epervier: | Wlar2t 2w*ec A 298 Brow ch Bedateuds Heir Mattraguen, Win- | fe repeats) “aud. wilt be frodeced. next week, a new Pia step inand derive benefit from the misunderstanding. and Holle; New Orleans; ‘brigs Eliza, 8t Croix; Peter Bem, VALUABLE BOOKS. i, Bureaus, Washatand: with marble 0p, | written by Ceo.,.Vausexhoth, kay, called” PABSLON—OF Old Stock Exchange. sels, outward bound, which were detained by the weather for | [HE ARTS AND MISERIES GAMBLING, by J. H. | with which the sale will commence. { Oe ET a eats enn fs tb aaabene of ae fe several daye past, Were going down the Bay at one time yer: | + Green~This valuable and interesting book should at once | “Caulonues at the olice of the Auctioneers, 17 Broad atreet. ge ts me 2000 NY Stave.s's45 9844 75 shares Canton Co 43, | terday, be placed iu the hands of every youth ia this country. aval atec a ’ , j Ribtng ¢ 1—=Ferfartaanée to commence positively at 000 Ohio 6's ’60 WY 2 do 8 solaffug Bigh time the whol» community was aroused to the de- Ww SHENLEY Auctioneer? belfpat Foulkes id siti: 18000 do 6, ~ 6° 3 do 215 43! Correspondence of She: Herald. come fpuaitler caeet hank fond Read dae tees | crock ov CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE | ‘The Box Book is now open, and places may be secured. 1o0on ieee bs! ne 8 bw it Savannan, April 17—6 B. ud Peet te athe te TANGENT Beyer Basie Hae aitePheitive cule te leet ieaake TEMPLE OF THE MUSES. 000 do b30 7358 50 do 90 4 | Art Gazelle, Allen, Providence; Dover, Messe, Havana ith cu of chaoters owenrty Egvotion ilistory, Archteology | fetsile fd famiies, all the Stock, Shelvings, Counters, ke FLOATING THEATRE, 5 a eéonran pe eal Ra ion: a i Si oamaet ty Meet ste | Seep Cruse abe bebe mtisegatni| AT Tae gos Ge geLaACY STREET. so 8 ae, ee bes S| New Oniears; Antares, Hatch, from Bath; Talined.e, ¢ og, formerly United Reaves Consul a¢Calro— | Solero echmaknGherie iat eee Beeeornd 4000 do Biot LIslgnd RR — b9076 | Commerce, Shorts Susan Jare, Stanwood,and. Adeline, Li new and muh enlarged «dition of this work. Every | 8g found cosh, the owner closing his business and the | Admission, tn Dases Chrele 23 conta Farquatte 1236 cent. 100 do ne $5 48 bew 78 | cot! from Portland; Tecumseh, Hanson, (rom Boston; Sultana | Man of science, aad lover of the autique, will find this the most | ,,Sale positive, for cush, the owner closi vapal ae Oe RING. AP Sy Eve 000 do mo” oto He ith Otter, Tilden, froin Belfan:y Julia, Hil, | {pest pwrenon Sey Pues puueity which havever beea pub | #2*et8 be par TICHATD-UAN DERUCIoC Aas | Dement WG donee, Ton commence with the EVI i 10 chs Manhattan Ble 9 do ca JUDD & TAYLOR, No, 2 Astor House, and ANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURES—Anthony | Medley Dance, Mr Goodwin, * 100 Tiltnois Bk 18% 30 do io, Ueasett, NYork; Henry Jenkins, Lightbumn, | —S223t ius * ec _ SHUN TZ & TAYLOK, Baltimore J, Bleecker and Co., wi Iisell atanetinn, on Wednesday, | TPMET ONE TIN BG” EA ATLY-—=who will give a variety of eo Re I 288 ihe Doves, Capt Mansek, arined berethis davftem Havana, | | OCCT UAEN 7 a ea Sitneen the Sth’ ard oth aveauss =A gerera thannstteat | ongiual Nevro LT cyte e date iinet Ri do Pores, ¥ . handsome Household Furniture, the proper 6 ‘0 conclude with the JACKE * BLUE—Jack Rud- 4 bis 10, 100 Stonington Shauge marche at outee ste anat, Mich sey there has been no | 4 RRANGEMENTS recently made with their brother-in- | gong te Eusore cenemun in parol abate aus Chee one | deriv. WeGdones. +50 US, Bank 6% 10 © do Rove [sLanpen Orrice, ni tines Appenttemeteltodd tee tae | a y Pier Glase, $0 by BB OLMAN’S GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS AND 100 ie, 2 2 ¢ won, Apel ier iss,¢ | Lanne ape acre re. et HC. Vit oa for fall size top Fier Tables, Re er et ea Cee 123 Morris Canal b30 32 250 Nor & WorRR Durkee. Providence far N York ee Deowl Ged LPT RTT eee ro Sach lenses for half size Frang-forte, by Tombiuson, of Lon~ | in with a wonderful group of Cattle, which have received the Show bio 150 ae Eid Teter Marthe, Gifford, Pacie Ocean. Be I ire he ala adit ahead May Clocks Chit tel ea Joe: | hore Galstad wan vale ie ee Ba 20318 eae Miscellaneous Record. Gutlemen seuding femittances in accordance with the above | stu Kuives and Feika’s" piecens Bravaaly, Intrate gad Vens | Hendon ae Ooamineas. This is probably the most. delightful a do Fy 1 go Commence or tux Port or New Yoax—For the week | Rice, may depend upon reesivine the geauive Voigtlvender | 1 5, Matting, t, Oil Cloth, ‘broad Brass Rods, | "To see ‘which, and about 200 Oil Paintings, 1234 cents only is 3 eR pee 8 ead ee igh Apel, Wisi ‘Apparatus, and ot a worthieas Tmitated artele, they having id Umbrella Stand: slot of Plants, &e. Se. aces . wien? 3 < Arzivats. Procured the aole agency far the United Stater, logues on the day of sale. 220 3t re Entrance through the Book Store, where no charge is made, te do zB” io do No. Tonnage, Passengers. | ocher siciclen commend Oi roe atin, ta wel a al 7 GEO. B. ROLLINS, Auetio orto dhe exeuatte Frnt Regom, where Engravings of every =e pes ie American.. 20 4,60) ther a i r art, for saleat lowest market 0. B. uetioneer. jety may be had, at reduced prices. we advertisement, t sold on’ Tues 1845, at No. Second * Wed British “There harebren | the Daguerren Ar‘asts ia general thst the shove Apparatus and | 1}4 Chambers strect, the Furuiture eontaited in excon: | ete te 810000 Fenn S's a8 75, aS abe Nor & Wor ch, OF wich 19 weio Britche®"™ J otter materiale ean be procured to the stated prices, abe siting of Brussels, and lngraia Carpets, Eoaiiah Oil Ci THE LAST TIME. rs, ~! a erreal ier, No, road wav. a a y DB by 5000 do iy 100 do Cumazanczs. Tonnage a7 Im*m DANGENHEIM & BECKERS, er, § ‘Sewing Chairs, Divans, Ottomans ‘Tea, and Libra SELECT LE pa) ee ONLY, gm kum Trt = Be 1M ao Sine | LAFAYETTS BAZAAR, | Batatita,ctirontd: Reveivond and Mahogany, Work 7 ON THE ORIGIN OF LITE : 7 . jantel, ral, Solar and Mec! imps, I 3 cant? co bos go iy S336 149 and 151 Broadway, corner of Liverty st. | yoifable, with white marble m, et lesan Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, ‘ i ‘ Dece: nives tks, will i! 2% do 404 50 Stonington 430 40 Total. e+e 10,210% 183, x24 public store for the auls of every dexeriscion at | werwood case, eleriuc Silver ‘Tea Ure, Serth. euarbl RANKLIN HALA Chithats Seuss next to the Trades: 5 do “4 me] Spoken. : le aid Faney Goods, will be enlarged the ist of May next. | Sheffield Plated Castor, Toast Rack, Salts, Candlesticks, Cake | K’®inan's iaank’ Doors open at Ti, Lee ure ecommmenecate 10 do ($0 Harlem RR 225] China, [Br] 15 days from NewOrleaus for Liverpool, 9th inst. | ‘The subscriber having rented the upper part of ths buildivg, of | Baskets, Coasters ond Butter Coolers, Silver Salts, Cut Glass, | 1110ntnterPhotSerouscen: perfect: fall cived. (ie ae aie 2. do 04 50 do 30 728 | off Tortugas. Broadway, will putin complete repair and fit up in a megat- | Brench Chiva, Cutlery. Secretary aud Bookewse, targe Library: | relustrated by Seventeen pervect, full sized, life like Mod 2 Erie KR 25 ErieRR 28} Hal Patten, 11 days from New Orleans for Trieste, 11th } ficent manner, two large galleries, where the traders, manuiac- | Bookcase, French and High Yost Mahogany Bedst-ads, Hair | velopment of the man being from the mere yerm of four days to USER eww mask Ison rDas' fiom St Thomas for Copeshagea, 16th alt. | sn conne lnheres wallop to yoni ee Hd | Washstaad wit, dive; Wardrobes Turkey: Wed ant’ Camcees | the fail pericd, c., ke. the ox!y mode's of the kind in this jan} fiom St Thomas for Cepeahagen, 16th ult. | and convenient store; an ies an ‘ashtand wit. ditto, Wardrol ‘and. Cam ; a ee ™ | place of resort aud a public and fashionable promenade. Window Curtain , Window Shades, Preach Piuce Pier Glass, | °° asion 25 cents. a19 dtis*re $2000 Ohiog’s’69 90. 97-75 shs Farm Trost stw 96% | “Charles Henderson, of Portemouth,9 days from Mobile for ] | MRS, Il. SHANKLAND, Daguertian Artist, has already | 28% by 100 inches, Ditto 2956 by 100 feehes, Mantel Gens, 48 by. - : 6000 Penn 5’s 3373, 50 do 36% | Havre, 7th inst. lat 23 40, lon 83 38. rented the front part of the two galleries as a. Daguerreotype Be: 70 inches, Mantel Clock, Musical Ditto, Hall Lan- | ANIMAL MAGNETISM AND PHRENOLOGY. by ae Bank o aw Foreign Ports. i pon, where sho will continue as before, to give the most perfect bas a fist Stair Rods, Hargrove, Se. rte, made | PE®! sf, HOOMIS: from the city of Philadelphi and asso ceness for o zy et ye ‘orte, mar f. . H. . Bg do aie a80 F. ,Sixcgrons, Des 18: th nore, Wreaklna, Basset, mnet George} ONE DOLLAR, by Brown and Hallett, of Boston, with prtent pedal ard teeep (rote GIRL Sara Aiea acto pr egti roaay 60 do 25 do 510 2836 yan, Rogers, from cag arr, after an ineffectual at- I including the best kind of Moroceo Case or Frame. cles for music, &e.; ‘in tone and Workmanship not surpassed f ing scien atthe Temperance Hall, in Bloomingdale, Expe- 175 a 2, ni © 7 25 Stonington 880 3854 | tempt to fo,China bi toe Terhadond Passage—Capt Rogers very | (Several Counters to let, with glass guseeenauire ya the | by any icatrament known. : 7 iments. will be shown in paralyzation power of will, Phreno 20 Vicksburg Bi s Nort wise - R.. ai jr tes ees ee ‘Oe BIa Mt af Broughton, C! New Bassa. pec 1. A. ARTAULT, OIL PAINTINGS.—A collection of choice Oil Paintings, egnanene. 8 ead . ill ne rs ate e bs ite yous giant, You. me " : who will lift.a chair down by five the strongest men in the i Hasigg RE an an Fy % BB A" | \Gusnavran, Fed 9—Pasted, Mozart, Lewis, Maneilen for DAUGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS. sale wlifepmmence nee maybe hide Af lay, at | °Aidnlanion iy eats To cotsinence before 8 o'clock. 25 Long tal c lo p f > 0 No. roadway, «| OLLI 4, * % do 830 71% 25 do March 25—Aar Mayflower, Thompson, Barbadces. irs, second floor, waere he ! enor en ot the most |‘ ai9 ttrre Uf ER rea tstreot. WEATEREON RO DGUEE Le nn LL 2 © do 3075" 500d} 1x, ne date—Ia port, Albert Perkin Clarke, of Bos- | hesutiful specimens of the Daguerian Artin this city, “Ihe ByICTGERanE A FESSOR RODGURS has been invited to Lecture at 50 do 0% «50 do for New Haven. Prices are according to the style of finish, from UESDAY ok 10 Griese a Neo t toe M1 the | chic MONT Ce Ee eee Aa street, near Third Avenue, 100 © do £07 50 do Lake Forts. oe CONE. CU THREE DOLLARS. ITURSDAX, at 10 olclock, at No. 1 Stone suet, all MONDAY EVENING. ‘To-morrow ivening, in Pater: 10 do e776 50 do 3 70 Bosraxo, April 19—Arr James a, Chicago; United | Those in waut ot periect Pictures are requested to call and ex- | i said Hi traf ‘Brasrels and ingrained Ce Several persons will be Magnetised. To commence at a 8 a Pet cco see Ut | ence Nee niaey Gegemns eta | an seee, fa Mnclencteed p aEesena Ehiiiewas Hmerald eC Mosioron Grent Weseen one tinea tho ewho wish Pictures in his peculiar beautiful style K Bon igs pdms Bimal ny then Seon) PEA A SAI t P 5 ja x 4 y 0 A S A FAMILIES? eR IG pad ag Sy th eee ies i} 7 a a wate 209 106 ‘Tau tamend in faiterlimted | Asses and A Cane Bale. ANTM SON | DAGUERREOTYPE INSTITUTE! | 4H raxvait acca, or Aman) o Dany a Wh eu ts. ‘ . é 1 LA he between Brandwav.end Kim » Degs leave ‘ i % Bh egponiere flonr continues 889476, 4nd se, At ee Pre vork DAGUEKRIAN ARTIST. his f¥iends, and the public in general, that he has received a boat EDWARD WALKER Sis Kalton, and oe + Sg A | te Castine, April i6-~Arr Balloon, Sweetset, NYork; Wm & | PAGUERREOTYPE POKTRAITS, including the best | precious collection of Antiquities, consisting of Japan Lacker- | _ 26023 dh 128 Nassau street. iron— be maiket presents the same features, and sat rt Baltiinol ' o $ style of Moroeco Case Frame, for ed Jars and Vases. Flower Bottles, Plates, ishes, Cups and 7 — the etles amount to 100 bales, chiefly to exporter SOUTH, April 7 Arr Gen Warten, Davis, -Philadel- ONE DOLLAR, Wooden Lackered ‘rables, rich in gold OTTIGNON’S GYMNASIUM. » Davis, t Dresden Por though a few parcels were token on speculation. the ax Apply at the Lafayette Bazaar, 149 Broedway, or Hay—Sales of common qualities of North River bale at |’ Gtovcsster, April 16—Arr Fortuze, Coombs, NYork for | 835 BROADWAY, THIRD STORY, FRONT ROOM, 8740 a 425. The receipts continue quite large. Saco. ‘ ~ No: I—opposite the Park Fouspain. UGA! 5 ae opt oe . fs ao at yd 15 bhds. A nocanrown, A ri horny Fairfield, Bare, NYork for Sa- f= mbi7 Im*m Lae : Were sold ai for 100 lbs; 80 do at 1; 5 do at ' ows ¥ . LUMBé DAGUERRIAN GALLERY AND PHOTO- ned plece, Tasde argent ; pane $6 | PHlptauwe Hour, Avril 6 ~Aur Retecea, Spies, Fiiladiohia |B” GRAvHIC bePOT, 251 Broadway, comer of Murray | on Tharsiay, Apel 2h, atl o'lock, AM mad can Wataxey— Drudge casks are inactive, but westill quote | Norton, N York for do; Hliza kilens Drinkwater, Hondoue tor | (ove, Feuney’s Jewelry Btore,) awarded the Medal, four fiat J from this day, with catalogues, until the day’ of sale. 23 cents; Western and prima bbls sre held at 93a 23) Harriet Fuiler, Fuller, £2 Philadelphia. — | Uremina: and two ‘highest houors,” at the Exhibition at Bos- ic are respectfully invited to and examine this ‘The pub! P is t 0 e pablie are re Hy i With wieoaeces pineal Faptands gare Koller) Fuller, Paupory for Philadelhia | ton, New Vouk and Phi uel chia, respectively, forthe best pic- J magnificent collection, which is 4 rare charee seldom to be met New Youu Carrie Manxer, April 21.—At market 840 | With Envoy, and Ti pk a fd with mother of pearl; Ane Cups and Saucers, Ancient Fans of the J6t d Japan Porcelain ‘Tables, and a Japan he greatest curivsity ever seen in th il be sold at public auction, at AARON LEVY, ‘Auctioncer, ClAS. F. OTTIGNON respectfally informs his friends and the public, that he has recently taken the large and com- Nos. 15, 17, aud 19 Canal street, near Broad- ed are: P. Rogers.) which have been thoroughly cleaned, and fitted up in a manner that cannot fail to give satis(aetion to the most fastidious, Conuected with the maaaium, Spargina Room, where Mr. O, is always reidy personally to give instractions ig the noble. Art of Seif Defence, and he will likewise state that his pupils enjoy the ene of teing the most skilful amateur sparsers in the ‘Wrestling tanght by Mr. Wa. Paice, who will warrant any aratus ever exhibited. 5 wit Bes 8 p enesses, of all sizes, taken m any weather, on satis- '¥ particular request, in consequence of the m27 ing of steam et Ci % 5, 3 New Haven, April 19—Arr Gold Hunter, Mansfirld, St % py P : c ing of ‘st A a. Beet Ae ees eee trom the Howth. 100 Cows and Calves, | csoic Bid Ged Washington, Rayner, Peiiedchhien tf itctory terns, _mai imatre_ | ship ret Western ou Tw day April 2t the sale of Antal Teste esas cate eek ote: hee es ; PuILapELeitta, Apil 20—Arr Susquehanna, Miercken, Liv- INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO. ‘April 25, at It o'clock precisely aplowozere’’ | Mr.O. would reapeet(uliy inform those pupils who have i sees! ba 8 Se ta eee Serene crete qqpools, Hobe wel, Sears, Boston; Abigail, Weight, Lubec; INWIUGHT, Professor of Musie, informs hus friends formerly ymuasium, and whose terms have ‘A eft | Sar feynstds, Savenneh; let 'rea mers. Charles: 1 s rY os > i over 76 . Honeywell, Hanford; Chick, Bateman. NEedford: Z instructious ou the Piano Forte. His style of iu STEAMSHIP GREAT WESTERN. ped thas Will be tems by aalline pired time, will be made by calling leriea, ifex; M B Mahoney, McLaughlin, aud ae or transmission by the Grea: Western, & J imparted on that iustrament. He has already turned out severé on Thursday next, at 2 o’clock. Clark, and NL, Parker, | very ut scholars, and the public will be satistied as to Bi ia t, wa, C Svar. Rackett, NY ‘Cld James Pde fectly simple and easy, and is not ADAMS & CO. beg to inform the mer- jim at pin Ci street, il agen anv Catvas—All teken at $140 $24, with a few ‘Webster, Balutmore; Jane Pinckney, La Guayra; Oak, | hasseds if cquatied, by any other atyle at preseat taught, coors chants of New Yorks thit they will seceive | Suuriss antit Ib oeiseks Exe eee eee il be open from Sse ipe poetieval avirete'es b0 44e aud. Chebe Baxter, Crowell, Boston; red Br] | Pining’all the crace aud elegance of exerucion capable of belt PACKAGES, PARCELS & LETTE! Mr. O. would also state that the Gymnasium and Pistol Gal- Hay—59 a 66 osute per cwt. corner of Broadway and Chamber streets, will My ora un- ‘ alta hi : IB Glover, Callahaa t Turther notice rEas— ion— i i Hartford; Newar ies on giving him atrial. His terms are reasonable, ckages entrasted to our care are subject to ve detenti Ce or Seca: OL Oo DemeNotenaenaz melee yaoable te these of New | Atexaxonra. Applis-Sid Joseph, Mathews, Boston; Em- | tnd'we sdvise all thote ia'waut ofa texcher to embrace the oy: | Liverpool, on thearrival of the steamer, bot wrsimmedity | IV[®,HAMICTON, Teacher of American and Preach Broad York, fo be made satisfactory to the sellers pire, Lawson, N York. + tunity now offered. ‘Cera, and all othec information, made } forwarsed by our Liverpo 1 Agents, Messrs, Wilmer & Smith. | 4¥4 Sword, also the Infactry Small Sword and Musket Exer- Heson—100 chests at 75 cents per ib; 250 121b bexes 54; 30 6lb | NORFOLK, April 8—Arr Niobe, Lecraw, Boston for Charles. Eeown oa application at 172 Grand, corner of Mulberry street. | Bagg gJos* on ‘I hursday, at) P. cise, most respectfully announces to those who ifee! inc!ined to do. $7 ce H : foac-ont in tn distress; on the might of #ih inst, was Knocked | mhge lsnerre eters cnn be pre-paid to every partof Eur pe. become perfect an the above exercise, that they willl do well to own, lost spars. sail ce; Leroy, Bedell, javigator, Fuin- ST “OTTIAN PIANOSORILa 66 \ > call al , Harmon; all, No. entre street asta Hogans tO hale cheats OO, 37 do, 1810 do 6136.25 do I car" NVorky Scituate, Baker, and R chmond, Freeman, Boston AZOLIAN PIANOFORTES. aztre 17 Uate7) Wallstreet, | Mr. Hi. brs had an exnerience of seven 'years as. teacher 0 99, 50 do 38, 100 do 373¢, 150 do'37, 43. do 9, 5 esses 10% lbs a, | Wm Browu, Huat, and Pomona, Sherman, NBedford; Actor, UNNS & CLARK having purchased the pateat ti for above in the army of the United States, and will guarantee to $1 40, 600 13% box 8, 6006lb do 413g. 2201 half chesteand 70 | Cheney, Newburyrort In Hampton Roads, Guilford, Smith, ' *Coleman’s Asolian Atucchment to the Pianoforte,” for the TO CANADA SHIPPER: complete his pupils in twelve lessons. cases withdrawn. | : jaz bound £0 Boston; A.A Parker, Brightman, for Newport; Corine, | entire United States, (excepting Massachusetts.) auncunce to HE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to rece! ‘erms, twelve lesso: ns, $6. N. B.—Mr. H. can be! seen from 9 AM. till 10 P.M. at his Drill Room: more for | the public, that the with this improver now prepared to supply Piancfortes port, and transmit the same to Canada, fc 126 chests 47, 60 do 4634, 15 do 46, 167 do 32, 100 it attached, or to aitach saine to any | drawback. He wi'l attend to the necessary Ci 23@, 719 do withdawn, fur} Bedierd; Wm Thomp on, Brarse, Balt Reet sail Gibbs Provisente for jore - Wasninaton, NC. April Arr Pamplico, Fulford, and | modern suade horizontal Piauofortes. Iu regard to the durabill. and Asewhere on the routes, and return the debenture jons taught at any part of the cit al6 wee sabes do'b1 50,4 canes exch 8 Iiglo: bores 150,94 half chests i! aakill, West Indies: 14th, Mir-ha SM Fowle, J ty of this inveutio) N. & C.are prepared to satisty the most | money to the shippers. i= ADULUAM reatly celebrated Fortane Stig 6 do +1 60, ; 5 ork; 1sth, Star, Robbins, do’ Cli Lith, Anaconda, } prejudiced mind, their own critical examination and experi- | For furtrer particulars, apply to C. LIVINGSTON, rity yet Imperid—25 half chests 90, 5 cases each 4 191b bxs $1 40, 19 4 ia, Dunbar, Boston; 17th, Pamplico, Fulford, | ments warrant thera in, the assertion, that the * AZolian” will | apt? Loisre No. 10 Wall street. nown knowledge half chests and 11 cases withdrawn “i West ladies; Wasbingion, Gaskill, Boston ‘ in tune iu any climate, and it will not fected = —— ne t+lling, &e., can be consul Wccskay ais oll cect ta ldode O96. Cuautastox, April Are Susaunah, [Br] Chapman, Gib- ions of atmosphere. ‘The most satisfactory warrantee 18 BA RS SAN ING, z jectdonce, 19 Washington street.” ; a 7 ral i} oanell, . Ux. ren with each iusuiument. ge lo hambers Stree ~ ‘4 ‘ i Gotongt half chests 86,41 do AD96e7t do 49, $2 do 31,235 do | SATANNAN, April (O—Ate Teszer. Glidden, NOdeans, | Yihe pablic are uvited tn examine the ** AZolian Pianoforts” | AT OTIC ~The depositors; and the public wezerally, are in- J geniA te ; eole Pleasure, in ancouncing to, the ladies and whats. AraLacuicota, April 12~Arr Pacific, Smith, Havana; Eli- | at their were-room, No. 219 Broadway, opposite the Park, where formed that this Institute will be removed on the xreatly thankful to them forthe lib-ral patronage and kindness Souclireg-—10 chea's 2054, 45 do and 291 half do 2¢, 97 chess sha Penna. epsehs Liverngel; Harp, Cator St Cromos, Geo J also may be found iu cascrtstent of 0, 654 aud 7 octave ‘Piano | Avril instant " New fire proof building, No. 10° Chunbers heretofore. 9 J the 1d 297 half do withérawa. Skolfield Skolfield, Boston; Timoleon, Bliven, Nassau; Paca- J fortes, both in rosewood and mahogaay c1sas, m6 6m*re_ | grr-et, west of Church street, where the business, on that day, her 18th ft d “"Mtohice=20 half chests 38,40 chvste 3136, 140 do withdrawn. | Fou Braxton, Providence; Ashland, Bradley. New Orléans— FOR SALE. and thenerforeh wil be transacted. to nse her exertion and ones a Balk eats 3700 te 58 gOS, Ta ee 88 asus Riball Gerry Tuveneel, Seeaneeter | A GRAND PLANO EuITE known sone of the mostper all tore R.C, CORNELL, Se. ule with her, 100 d> ‘0 +f do withdriwa, ing. and ‘I'ybee, McCormick, New feet ef the celebrated manufacture of ERat Pi i ; OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT CO. 4 at from 80 y i ‘Star, Wi ‘Marks: Lion, Phe price 1s $700, instead of ${100, which it would cost if it HE dent rect ave this dav declaied a divi- 210g feet front, 2545 rear, 58}6 fe-deeo one side, the other, } Harp, Eee at cated Nar aa was Imported directly from Paria the Plano, wil be |] L dead of fous ands belt escent oa ha capt stock ote pusic vy the best ar cieat and odern composers.valued at | Company, for the six mouths endiag ist February last, paya- Upwards of one havdred dollars. Apply at MADAME | blocs tas Stockholders ou and efter ‘Thursday, the st Mey —— mE ncols urk, Philadelphia; Brace, Rogers, Havat ds Diea, Pew Onteans, April 13—Are Montpelier, Sackpeler Cam- | FILLET, 400 Broniway. al2 Im*rre Mopite, April 4—Arre Hannah Kerr, [Br] igen Liver- } given ri next. ; On Monday, 21at inat., of hamorrhage of the lungs, Da- | fem, si, Amilo 21. [Span] Nast, Barcelona, Cd Man TO BROOKLYN BILLIARD PLAYERS, | arg iinslet Boge will be closed from the 24th instant to : vip T. Wittiams, = He tis thd = ie age. ‘ 3, John Holland, Heder nn. Bremen Viel even FULTON FERRY. vety sent Beloon| bes & apistomy lee C_L, EVERITT, Secretary. = eae y t 4 i 3 een, Of he n litted up at the ie 4 aie ott ae Te Lik ee On suring reasons dad friends of the femly are pcanested te | bare, Berry Jone hile tm Thavlow, NYorky Tome, Alirrgn, | Watse treet, jomvine ce bar ot tie Hotel) Wath che Grttate | NF OTACE —The sabscnbeys having purchased the onterent | 4 one Race wht roco TH alco ric atto'louk, at o'clock, from hia late residence, 66 Oliver street. Horry, Marscies; Oberlin, Bray, Boatons Devonshire, Br] | Tables, iron Kagle trames and ma pth icles of their former partue's, George E. Pomeroy and Thaddeus | 0 ed House Race Ground, between Lewis Mever and Kobt. On Friday, the 18h inst, suddenly, at South East, Pat. | Wameright, Demerara; Hopewell Lawrence, Grind Caillou; | 88y in this country, except Barsford’s ojd rooms im Ann sweet, | Pomeroy, in the Express Lines of Pomeroy & Co., and Livings} jarnes, Port au Prince. en(rance 149 Fulton, | Vlayers is ear Fviton Market, and down | ton, Wells & Pomeroy, hereby announes that the Chriatuan. Tor « wager of $100. 233 iPro Y., Euteapern, wile of Ichabod town, on the east side, will find the U. 5. Hctel Saioon well | warding and Cocmission business will be conti ~~ UNION COURSE, LI.—TROTTING, ‘ar of her 9; ewark pay lease ecpy. cateulated fur their accommodation. ‘The proprietor piedges | under the name aud firm | “Livingston & Wells. by see ae : y. Diet teat, in the 75th year of ble ege, Dr. By Last Night’s Southern Mail. Kimarif to ines ie" kept respectable.” Rorexercise only. CRAWFORD LIVINGSTON, Joun Apaiuix. Pumapeurnta, Apel 21—Arr Comet, Cox; Albany, Nave, J Trt ome ew York, April 9th, 1900 No. 1b Wall street. His friends are invited to attond his funeral, without | ard Orb York. Cla Shenandoah, West, Charleston} | TO PUBLIC SOCIETIES, MEMBERS OF THE BAR, | New Vor Anril oy ? api Dekhart, West indies, Iw ie ire further invitation, this afternoon, at 4 e’clock, from his | Car 61 MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS. a 44). Se ae a Bartistone, April 20—-Are Clarissa, Watrs, NOrleans; Mare . é : ‘ ag a fesdeases tek Re : t Ayr 20— Arr i f HE. Proprietor of WILSON'S HOTEL, DINING TICE is hereby given, that Proposals will be at Jate rasidence, 18} Reade strest. thay Farrer and Doton. Nickerson, Boston; Mary, August, HOOMS, ard CHOP HOUSE, No.5 Gold streets near | VOW IGE je hereby given, that Nepean Maltread Comment ‘Crthat Maidea ene. eas 80 state Gee be comfortab’e ond well k ¢ gntha- ished Privats Rooms, suitsle for’Committee eetings, Arig Millisent, Cole, New York. | Arbirrations, stele ern, é., Which may ured for such ext, forthe delivery of from Que to Three tauality Viruinix tine Wood, to bs de im ore to three hundred cords, by Weekly Keport of Deaths Buxton In the hay’ | and county of New York, from the 19th day ¢f eet 5 n, Macao aud Canton; Alicia, Hatl, West Indi dmom ou, Port Sp yeh, 1845, to. the 15' day off April, 1815. 7a y at a ahort notice, ou extremely liberal termys MONDAY, April. 26th, at 2 P.M., Pi two mile 31 Meu Wonens1 Boyett GirlsTotal, 154 Meera snore notice, on extreIENKY WILGON. | apitiomyt0 ri heats ig iran fies fer all Gociing heres re hest, but the most extensive assortment to. be found table foralndy. Apply at No.7 Trinity Place, DB, MM . hs A ANTED-For one of the mnoat extensive Publishing houses OM) is New city. ‘Ihe Subscrib rs devere wreat attention to the in the United Staten, n few active young men to act as pialina nactieares be se macwfactaring of Gentlemen's Linen and Muslin Shirts. The ageats for the sn col new tod works. Tie proprietors York, for forwarding passengers by + article manufactured by them are cut after the most approved willinance exch man $300 ov. ard yer yeu proht. A 3 a bey fe Hy hie. B | French method, to anit the form of the weaterewell aud faith tng tothat effect wel he give them; they will have tesides | He eotbredl! tend som per Feonlyle Ling, St-arboate te AB | Fa etd son be depend on, por only nF the bea $3.36 Ch } Sens t 5 A 3 Ci h LOTHING FHOM 2 LUO 3 Pat CENT BeLOV ¥ " 7 « Phy satiny hy Mt ii, Bares, 1 Peseer. Cio reait Drives astu—A splerdsd assortinent of Sprirg OP) INTERS— he owner of an old extablished J-b Office MS vulsions, 10; Croup, 6; Congestion of brain, 3; Congestion of Of MARY DAY, of English | apd Sumiser Goods, just ree ived. .ud made wis to order st the | 2. jn the lower port oi the city, wishing fo retire from the bu- % . lungs, ly Debility, 3; Diarrhwa, 2; Dro} 4; Dropsy in the Tequsated to call at'the office of | Above rates, where Ue goosl pay master is not charged an equiys | siness, gt rs the, eatab‘ichmest for s Pose’ 5 Gaance TENaY ie Same diy—Sweepstate for head, 12; Dropsy ia chest, 1; Fever, er purpueral, +s No. 4 Broad street. 022 3° alent to the delinquencies of those who never pay. terms. oan act jasiness aan ito! “pA chance ra Fever, remtttent, patlet, 1; Bever, ty ‘Teas BA extay. gaits Robles hiely a2 tee Asa B. FERKINS, No, 8 Cedar street. Sealienen tant semi ou. good: saTSaty) by applying to Re H. Hence Se See . lian ay 3 C., fourth story Herald Budidings from 9 e502 ove ry SOLD, ORTON, 18 Division street, may leun all the parciewlars wf Wootea ebm Tell ieard jamma.ion. a22 It ¢e A STRONG, wott built Barouche Carriage, in good order, | *1¢,tcofe none need apply jae are wot prepared t9 oer tha foe Wages Bias maida beats Gertilece Re toe $3 Old al ‘WARTED—A piace by « young Woman, as either Cook, fund well adapted for famiiy wag. withor without a double | ma lintely, nud comply with the above terms. __120 6} iniruess, free for horses never woz a parse over $100; with an in- birth rofl Small po Chambermaid, or to see after Children—the bes: of City | hareess. 1'o be seen at Routston’* ¥iding School, and. Livery > FASHIONS ide stake of €100, h. ies for this, Taree and stake to be Ag ‘Teething 1; Tetauns 2; Ulceration of | references given. F'nquire 19 Madison street ap21 Sac” | Stables, 127 Mercer stint, ms istlrre SKIVED Bi ade on, Wedoe April aad, by 9 P. M.. at, Green 5 ; ANTED—In the neighbrrhood of Hudson, NY aE. nth ondon, SF eee 8 Rakes, ALE A Nd Washiagton streets, we “Ganal stressing as Bercy ALBANY AND BUFFALO RAILROAD meant of rich Cravats, Gloves, Scarfs, Suspenders, Si ST Beat i ai 2° J -TWO or TAREE ROOMS. for x small family. Aditeas, OFFICE. Garments, &e. &e. assoitment of the above articles have FOR SALE—A Pair of excellent Famil figere. Lit Stating terms &e,, J. F., Herald Office. ‘apt No 5P Conrtinnrt Street. been selected with much care and attention, and comprise not ‘0 cloxean estate, for sale low. Also, a Saddle Pony ry v City Inspector's Office, April 19, 1845. “i = ABOUT FivE ONS OF WEE AG dish; 1000 Ibs of 909 Ibs of 500 Its of oni sere Arrivea. Mtn Brig Macon Mis Eliza Bachalor y, Mu jean, jac! 2's, J Th Crane, D Levett, HM Harri ment, No. 676 Broadway, viz: 2,500 ibs of beet, including man tzel and sngar b nip; 700 Ibe cf crance and white estile carrot Oppormaairy of clearing $1000 per. yexr, and more if t ey are ac- ¥ as FOP SOF » | their floish, bur for their durability, tre. Ever Ihave his uistsiet.. it will be necessary kde a ie esse eg atGs Sees Chik | firm haviud, been for the, feat all buggers on tie Kailroud is entisely J same line of business, bis koowle only ‘men fir them to have 825 ts $90 at least to obtain e good fiuing out, i . B hes of spinsets 200 lbs of oabl age, Cogetlier with cele y, cus Passe rs Salled. No ove need apply unless he has that sam for iis the object of | free. sa hat to tan tealioy ok ke SUNT Coca t 5 Shoo spins ato eof ab na, ih al ah Fe publ ahers to establish good ageuts, and give them such a pf ’ h : eautng but a the awality of te mantra ‘asain! Naren it Liventoor=Paehet ship New York—Mrt F Tomes, George | chndtensiersse ete aan ofl hh ell information oe to diferent routes given gratin and raw | try, cinea ny a decided advautgs and guarantees to OurDs: | sity ae ans, as, Hower ae Ke, rlegparanin eal mes, John A La rs MeConnir, ree childs id arvast, all of New Yor wae and varieti nthe sane. of moar garme te, erry? sigan oh GREE N HOUSE PLAN lescriptiona—Horiery, 1) ese: Robes Pocket-kerchief : orbpd Drew t men Co'lare, and Dress Fronts, Bor tat parcienlars apply 0) 121 Brondway, at Halls offer. | Ekeg at the lowest rats. The itinerant vemisen, a general as- cular aitention to the (net. that EIR TICKETS O. embracing about wy i od atthe office at Albany, Sticks Stock mets, Parses, Money and Rid- a od \arieties of geraninms; all of the best Foroign Importations, A. mais a okdoeh,” Peaarenrea ls ont “gutters owe a WOLK & RICKERS, i f. Belts, ke. will be found worth: attentin of all pt Een tomether witheraleas, exmhelltas, curak: Liyenpoot—Ship Tarolinta~2 pkgs J Stott—1 J A Newbold board teambort Hereales, Whitehall dock, at that time, Sole Agts Albany & Buffalo Railroad, 2d class cars, | Who will favor with a visit the old est noe iJ » | tions, eactnees, verbena’, ant other flowering and ornamental ai, Bulkley, Graham i cot E Kiedier—6 Heory Beylis—3 ter bags wi'l close at 1135 ade ie ad lll ial No, $9 Conrtisnde street, Bet te Ws dean te muaaearal te AGATE. ed | Plavte, ineluding the Dest dombia dab lies i toons Belk Feeds ts Wine Comes & Fee ACKEY SHIP SHERIDAN, fom Liverpool Consiguees Rew York, h April Ca sci, Should, ice and Ith AMERICANSTAD OKs, 100 to ap ntain og the results of 25 years’ practice in the vicinity of 3 Assistant.” the | i fo yaaes: tithe Ritehen Gardoers Inatran: ae i 4 Gaide,” and the “Frait Cult-eator's Man co—1t0 tons pig iron W ) salt 10 000 fire bricks 95 tons 8! & Stewat—t Smivh, Che =I case 80 tons cont 800 ¥ by this ship wi their pe mits ou board at Or TEN CENTS PER HUNDRED POUN. fart oe ot et, immediately. FREIGHT FROM PHADECEREN rd BALTIMORE, 8 wharf, foot of Wall a Phin it goods not vermitind ‘in five. days:ta20; be sent to publie rs ie S.ml Thompson—sundry pkgs to order. PASSAGE $1 50, REDLAND — In Chancer tor: e d Man- HiasrucneBayane ACMI 6 leg mdse 150 lata epettey OE. Mee | ERICSSON STEAMBOAT LINE BETWEEN | A RCHER CLINTON, Plaintifty PETER BROPHY, and | uals” for sale wholesale and retail by the author, #76 Broadway, Schuridt & Vogel—t ph U ad Agent—23 Loeschixk Box for ornamen in: ns, for sale, Enquire in 2id st PHI DELPHIA AND BALTIMORE. another, Delengente< Favenent to the decree in this case, | corver of Ith street. ap2? 2w*re Wi-eudonrk=t J Naper—t W Bisseathoe—213 C Abrenfeldt firs: house east of 3d avenue,’ re azz lw'm | The. son Line will re- . excing date the 18h day of November Jast, | requireall persons | “ate SALECA Two Stow Hoare anda Birck nek LE lows, Wadawortn & e011 Dea Arta Ms Goldschmid: Ot cole Prdlahe Yor Falliaie Aving charges or ineambrances affecting the pe WM wailing, with tm root. Also, Gloss Cases, Bhelv.ag cot DM Peyser &co—§'T Grucenthol—o) Hendricks Brus | FO} SAL.S—A PALENTUM, made by Lawrence & Col d for the South and West. JAMES MEAGHER, dovensed, in. the pleadi LOR I) Berra ae eal Me Vioring=1 Vietor & Huckwi JM Oppenheim & in the best mancec; one CL the Pandsomest open ea:riage: erally, which they will forward st the low tate ot ti inte of Bash Lane, in the city of London, merchant, who. died p Lee see PAM'AM Witte3 J Hymne) P uhe city, bot Htile reed, snd will be sold low. “Apply at thet J feria ibs. nll the Gevghe heretofore forwarded freee Mag | a Jorawyy, in the Cousty of Down, on oF about the Tat April, TO LET—The fen of the Codd give @ FG Repository, strret, next to the Astor House. nko ae Qoukcto Baltimore, has been ied by this lins, and shippers 1910, aad all Jegutees or next of kin Of the seid \estator, to ¢-me Breat way, consteting of fe yap large roows Oye ad DF THE SWALLOW will therefore he exvefal ts eooatgi and mare theh UDA, | ia befor me af wy chambers, Inns Quay, ‘Doblia, on or before canna Pagered with & om fn 20 T Maw—12 . Groves, J) » Agent The Depot of the Kriesson. Ly Slates thee logncton, ana p q ick basement, and the use of the Croton water, the Now Yorie Line, almost adj PUSLISHED THIS DAY, a Correct of the | freight of make out their kindred, otherwise the “4 " Leet te Smallow, Can dia | Chamberlain next door oth Tis will be precluded from the benefit of the said decrees.—Daied | Chamberlain, next door to rt ences "The Boats of this Line will doi ds Senith, \ Vali—i9 © & KRG dessgeeess chy Hh a 1 box WH Thomson, Sic Bosts compose the Eviesson Steambost Line, and the are | Peif range eave the upper side Rl brN ©. ted and pal ic! hart deity, Cexeent Sanday) at 9 arelock, this Istday of February, 1845, 1 oTME = LIN, Ji Neswn otteee. Vries $s come, Here eet Ey: Levert orks Maw ¥ i por ian EDW'D LITTON. FURNISHED APARTMENTS. Meone-ieie N'B.—A liberal discount to deaters. MM |B meantey, ee ueattva.e: ealert, batts bitig provided for PHILIP LAWLESS, Bole, forthe rikinah ‘ati WANTEDtwo ot thee Famished, (Apartments, pavek — " oo teAeenn rer ne every, A be de te romote i 4 wnasal oh a from iret of iy, sail oe ee eee 5 bslag Uttes bpear Venmerholene FOR SAL Bm The Stock and Fixtores of a Tavern and Ser testascedy. Presecests sisaiied | rraigh bY Tih Liens | 7 “ eich an msg walk, of eC Via rnulss Cieveland & Danforth—599 bales cotton and 2do skins y Fy Howse, sitnated on te corner of Ele beret and Ting and Pittssburgh, via Ballimor acd Ohio Railroad and TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. moderate, Address X.Y, Z, at this office. Her t od abel custecrs wedlodgera sad nisramesrs Ho HEREAS, this day, sgme dastardly scoundrel wont abowe } 35 tft eee -' ‘ - 0 ja . . b We y -’ " vt —N " | av snnaH cligig Macca 00 bags pransts 68 bales cotton Joe 1 Tai be cbtaived, and where rue rooms ofthe ieee oh Fe Mates Coane Oe sleasss Weaatntene Lee tate ea rate at Bulmo’s Mheatie, thie weeps T hereby ofter HALLEOK 1OUSE—To bets the npper vart of che ve reward to any persou who will prove satisfectorily houre vn the north-east coract of Breed wey, ptt “4 8, B HUTCHINGS, % John street, from 10 10 12 o'clock, eats aco ample to forward. every pom of Tieight ew J tho A GROVES, Jr. Ag He No. 19 South Warves, . Nee 4 i Pntoy lodgers, | Likewise th so Mr ttgwiand=td, Macy & Hol HF cine’ e door whieh, wien refechunens Fortec Seng u el t business pee. For farther the pespesrator of this dishonest and unpapetpled o street, contaiaing thir DINNEFORD, | Teawnadle. ‘Apply to Palmo’s Theatre, April 20, 1044, aptito al iwie*m pO Ee Washington. {Correspondence of the Herald } Wasnineron, April 18, 1845. I take the liberty of addressing you. Some of your correspondents occasionally refer to the ru- mor of the transfer of a portion of the cabinet toa different ephere of action; rely upon it, no such change will be made. The cabinet, as at present organized, is a complete wnit, and will not soon be dissolved. You may suppose that, by this time, the asnoyance of office-seekers would have ceased —and that the President would now have a little rest. But it is not so. The furor seems to be growing stronger. Among the many stratagems at work here, those having for their object the eject. ment of our efficient Collector, Mr. Van Ness, seem to engross the most atteption. Some of the Albany gentry, with Mr. O'Sullivan in their train, would be glad to make you believe that Mr. Van Ness is already removed, and one of their clique put in his place. But, rely upon it;the cabinet have not even had the subject before them for dis cussion, much less made a decision on it. Being conversant with New York affairs, allow me to saya few words in regard to the very few complaints I have heard ageinst the present Cole lector, The first one was, the removal of the con- scientious (eo said the Whig papers) cashier, em- ployed by Mr. Curtis. The New York merchants are, by this time, convinced that the present cash- ier is full as conscientious, and courteous also, as was his predeceesor; no complaint having been made against his honesty, or gentlemanly conduct. Complaint No. two, was, that Mr. Van Ness ne- glected the interests of the importers and mer- chants, by making so many new appcintments.— Now, if boldly assert, (and challenge denial,) that Ro true charge was ever made against an officer since Mr. V. N. was appointed. When he took his seat, there was a great pressure of business in the Custom House. immediately gave orders for the clerks to be at their desks at 9 A.M. in- stead of 10 A. M., (an order unheard of in that department,) merely to accommodate the mer- chants and importers. The removal of Mr. Hone, the Assistant Collec- tor, was another cause, (for the time being,) of complaint. But { venture to aesert that the sub- stitution of Mr. Bogardusin place of Mr. Hone, has cM) this time given satisfaction to all parties. Mr. One, as you have reason to know, was one of those aristocratic beings, who, “ dressed in a little brief authority, enact such,”—you know the adage. {[t was seldom that justice or civility could be obtained from him. r. Bogardus, on the other hand, is gentlemanly and courteous to all — Having hiroself both a theoretical and practical knowledge of the mercantile business of the city, he is perfectly qualified to decide the many impor- tant questions which are hourly laid before him; and even, when obliged to differ in opinion with the merchant, his gentlemanly conduct and remark, tend to convince him that the fault is in the law (if any) and not in the Collector, so different from Mr. Hone, who would merely give his tpse dizit, with- out referring to any law. 5 Mr. Van Ness’s conduct with regard to Henry E. Riell isthe last complaint. A i ‘oaks of the democracy now. say that the Collector did right, and that he displayed a degree of firmness peldems exhibited by one in his situation. Loud complaints have been made of “ Custom House influence” brought to bearon ourcharter elections. Mr. Van Ness well knew that it Mr. Riell persisted in his determination, he would not only givea semblance of truth to these complaints, but like- wise endanger the suceess of the party; he therefore adopted such measures as he judged best to ensure the success of the democratic ticket. “* Whence thence,” (to quote the language of a Western paper, on a somewhat similar occasion,) these reiterated attacks on Mr. Van Ness? In, whose way does he stand? Who is to be elevated by lowering him ?_ How isthe party to be elevated by stripping him of his office ? they who seek his overthrow, avow the mean and despicable motives which urge them on ? Morris Multicaulis does not flourish as well as it did some years since. The enemies of Mr. Van Ness must owe him some mighty, unappeasible grudge, which, like jealousy, maks the meat it feeds on, and darkens the vison of those afflicted. ‘* Cease, viper, ye bite a file.” In my next (if this suits you) I will “ show up” some of the tricks of the cligues who are at work here. Gov. Morton, Senators Dix and Dickinson, and some others, will be fine subjects fora half hour’s writing. It is now3P m—so good bye. New Yorker. Wasuineton, April 19, 1845. Another Peep behind the Scenes. By referring to the file of the New York Herald, as far back as the early part of December last, you will find that your correspondent ‘ Talleyrand,” writing you from this place, remarked that “from the most direct information from Tennessee, the names of Robert J. Walker, James Buchanan, Cave Johnzon, George Bancroft, Gov. Marcy, and R. M. Saunders,” are given as the probable candi- dates forthe Cabinet. In another letter from the same correspondent, in the same month, you will find the following extract:—‘‘It is understood that Tom Ritchie, now of the Richmond Enquirer, or J. F. H. Claiborne, will bé invited to take charge of it (the organ) editorially.” And also, ‘that Calhoun will not remain in the State department after the Texas business is over;” together with sundry other important intimations of coming events. How near these representations were allied to the facts, succeeding events have proved. The readers of the Herald had the first intimation in reference to these matters, and the information came not from doubtful sources. I have now some matters to speak of, which, at this juncture, may not be uninteresting, and, which you may rely on, are equally as certain, as the representations made to you five months since, and which have been verified almost to the letter. The result of the election in Connecticut has lately been one of the topics of conversation here, and the general opinion seems to prevail that some- body iz at fault somewhere ! The middling inter- ests charge that the recent nominations of Pre: dent Polk in that State, has had the effect of dis- heartening the democrats as a party, and the fall- ing off of the democratic vete, since last fall, indi- cates pretty plainly that a great portion of the locos remained away from the polls. It seems that the nominations to which ] have alluded were made against the wishes of the majority of the demo- crats there, and it is a very well settled fact that the parties who have hed the luck to get in at Norwich, New Haven, &c., are the representatives of a cligue only, and are cially obnoxious to the main body, who have hitherto done the work and the voting. Against this, the latter have protested, and the vote in Connecticut shows that the “ins” have not the means at hand to command or influence the voters. There can be no doubt that the steps taken there, will be traced; it isteonfidently hoped that such may be the result, and that the President will yet see the poli- of making such appointments there as well as elsewhere, as the majority of the party at least, will respond to. Of one matter, there isno doubt. James K. Polk has commenced with the best mo- tives, and with intents the most honest. There ex- ists no question that purpose is, and from the outset, has been, to conciliate all, and to umite the discordant elements. But a thousand representa- tions are constantly being made to him, in this or that man’s favor, and his appointments (as in Con- necticut) have, in some instances, been made, per= haps, too hastily ; an error which can readily be corrected. The couree of policy which he hi thought proper to pursue, thus has generally met with the approbation of his party—the great body of whom, infact, care little for the offices and less about who getsthem. Be it as it may, however, it is, ‘‘n fixed fact” that the locos have lost equal to eight votes in the House of Represen- tatives by this faux pas, and it will take but a few more “just such” to place them ina glorious mi- nority, in the lower branch. The aominations al- luded to, will not be confirmed, it is seid, any way by the Senate. The result of the election in your city, is very differently received however, aud the victory there, it is said, will amply counterbalance all the bad feeling engendered by the result in the land of “‘wooden nutmegs.” The “natives” have baen most essentially demolished, and it must be gratifying to the democracy that they have accom- plished so splendida triumph. But nows verrons, ‘ Ritchie says. Mie it to Boston has uadoubtedly had the effect to * stay the axe” in that quarter for the present, That the work will soon commence again, however, and that it will continue to go bravely on, until at last, the whigs are all cleared out, there is no doubt. But Bancroft has ascer- tained that some few ap id New England, ate not Cs cl eae has unquestionably moved “ a rec: th matter. "The result of his northern journey, therefore, will have the effect of arranging future matters 1a consonance with the feelings of the mass of the democrats in the New England oe where so many imporjant changes have alrea taken place. Among Les there has Lal g = speculation in reference to the movements Son. Gov. Morton, who wer appointed ie be not ton some weeks since, 4 ‘on the duties of the office. Mr. Morten jo nl he isabout. If he goes into the office at all, he goes there with clean hands. The nunct need mot be uneary—the whys” and ‘'wherefores” of the delay, will be announced in