The New York Herald Newspaper, April 30, 1845, Page 1

Vol, XL, No. 118—Whole Ho, 4080 INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO. WRIGHT, Professor of dd the publie'in general, that THE NEW YORK HERALD. JANES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor. Circulation---Forty Thousand, DAILY HERALD—Every day. Price 2 cents per copy —$7 2 per annum—payable in advance, WEEKLY HERALD—Every Saturday—Price 6} certs per ccpy—$3 124 cents per ennum—pay able in advance, ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices—always cash lusie, informs hus friends has made arrangements actions ov i itruction is perfectly simple and easy, avd is not r style at present taught ance of exerution capable of a5 already turned out sovei ficient scholars, ies on giving him a reunity now offered. ‘Le own on application at 172 G: is terms are reasonable, cher to embrace the other information, m |, corner of Mulberry street. OLIAN PIANOFORTES. LARK having purchased * Coleman's Aolian Att D N the rightfe PRINTING of all kinds executed with beauty and al Pratotore sion anncun: zi ce supply Pianofortes QG- All letters or communications, to the establishment, must be will be deducted from the subscription money remitted. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Prornieror or THE New Yonx Henaro Estasuisumenr Northwest corneer of Fulton and Nasseu strets. proveinent, atcacl " 1 Pianofortes. tn regard to jis invention, N. & C. are pr to satis mind, their own critical examiuation the asserti dit’ will not be affeeted by most satisfactory warrantee is ited to examine the ‘* Aolian Pianofortes” Mmenis warrant them in t remain iu tune iv apy cli) transitions of atmosphere. Given with each instru ‘The pablic are invi at their ware-room, No. 240 Br may be found an assortment o! . both in rosewood and mahogany casas. for m2- 6m ~ TO BROOKLYN BILLIARD PLAYERS, _ 'K beea fitted up at the Ui NEW LINK OF PACKETS LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK. neat Saloon has Register Burthen co te ) with dl ree first rate cept Bassford’s o| jd rooms in Aun street, layera wear Fu ton Market, and down 8. Hotel “aloon well he proprietor pledges ‘or exercise only. i inwelf to have it, kept respectable. m2 Im DAUGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS. TRACY has taken Rooms at No. 233 Broad rs, secoud floor. waere he is execuzing some o” 1 specimens of the Daguerrian Art in this ci te of finish, from REE DOLLARS. # are requested to call and ex- 7 for cabin passenge: liquors and ‘Those in want ot amine his tpecirens. M ‘engaged the vr: fessional serv’ time, and tho ewho wish Fictu prusengers xt a cheap rate, fud- 2 ill be stietly adhered to.— RIMSHAW & Co. ‘iazzas, Live 1. r Mt rt ing their ewn provis ons, peculiar beautiful style fine gocds by this emnicals, &ic., always on hand, and instruc- ¢ Art on moderate terms. AGUERRIAN GALLERY AND PHOTO- > DEP way, comer of Murray st. wer Tenney's Jewelry Store,) awarded the Medal, ors,” at the Exhibition at Bos- respectively, for paren jams aud twa. highs ‘or i parat ahi ‘Superb likenesses, of all size VU.GTLAENDEK’S DAGUE! APPARATUS. RRANGEMENTS recently made with their brother-in Mi ‘enable the subscribers to inch lenses for fall size Apparatus, with two inch lenses for half size with one-and-a-half inch lenses for im accordance with the above jot a worthless imit ole agency for the Unil P,ates and Chemicals, of thei other articles connected with Prices. . Thiladelphia Exchange, F RAILROADCO 4, taken m any w SRREOLY Ps NEW YORK AND HARLEM SUMME! Voigtlaender, Viewna, sell those Apparatus at re‘uced pri eat size Apparatus, Wi and Morrisienua, owes Soars. s n = ‘ize Apparatus, quarter size plates, at $50,, men sending rem Sssseses. 3 jon, a8 well as all Leave Morrisiania W. A. F, LANGENHRIM. the above advertisement, the subscribers infor: the Daguerrean Ar ists ia general that the above Apparatus al ices, at.their Da- New York. HEIM & BECKERS. Ig can guerrean Attelier, No. 201 £OR AL. GRAND PIANO FORTE koown as one of the most per Jebrated n (ERARD i> Paris.whieh merica during the winter s alread; ‘The priee {5 700, instead sesessess. of gue hucdred “dollars. ', 400 Broadway. ORIGINAL PUBLICATIONS. or, The Bankrupt and Broker,bytrof- grahem= Price 12340 Abenagries, ‘ 4 7 The Freight Train will Jesve White Plains at7 A. the City Hell ati 15 P. M., for the present. Freight to Baltimore 5 cents NO TRANSHIPMENT AND NO SEA RIS PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL- TIMORE RAILROAD COMPANY. Sea Pe fab ‘Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Com- nsive and rermauent arrangements to trans- port Freight between Phitadel hia aud Baltimore. Freight for Baltigore, Wheeling, Va.; Pittsburgh, MOD oes + L he Grand ‘Duke Also, a variety gf other pany have made e: WILLIAM A. SMETS deta averly Pines ou THUNSD AT. EW SPOCK of GOODS, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF EMBROIDERIES Shawls aud Mantilles. hese d’Orleans. Rrchelles >" crived at the Depot, exoert Sunday) until 4 0” Joel, P. er hoor in Baltimore than by auy ether ‘Goo's destzned for any point Sonth or ed immediately cu arival in Baltimore, aod {res from com- mission. Shippers will bear in miud that there is no sea risk by this Weight only five ants per 100 Ibs. huider particular arly ‘arrof Flr wenthand Market streets, delivered at an ear: ‘eat, will be forward- ILL open his New Sty: Hot rn Rich Embroidered P. FISHER, Lig? UNITED STATES MAIL LINES FROM ERILADELEHIA TO BALTIMORE. MORS ORRKIS, which leaves u sys excepted) at 6 A. M. for re. ‘The above is the on'y EMB, FICHUS & Richt 5 ean thence By ra CONSTITUTION to Baltim: y thet connects. we the lines fur the South and West the » me Extra New RICH EMBROIDERED LINEN Very rich a4 Barguette AFTERNOON AND NIGHT LINES. Through by Rait Roat in Si Hours Br gueite and Guerlande etis ADIES’ CAPS. ‘Thread Lace Caps EEemb’d Muslia do Point Nouvenus WEDDING DRESSES, Exua.gmb'd Muslin The cars leave the depot, corner 0 inet ic & Tharlatine RAW HATS, YOUNG LA’ Straw Ms T th a (except Sanday ‘on or ou the arrival of the tr do with capettes vext morning ia ample time fos Tickets con bo proe et brew Wheeline, $13 "A Pasesnear Car will be autael Freight leaves the Depot daily (except Sundays) at 44 o'clock, F. M. d arrives in Baltinore early uext morniag. Pare 50 cents. U7" For fariher particulass aely No.7 Wall, or 6 Ws N. B.—Freight taken et 5 cents per 100 lus. ALBANY AND BUFFALO RAILROAD OFFICE No. 59 Courtiandt Stree EL0 IMM RANT! bers, Sole Agente in ppastengera by se: BOYS’ STRAW COSQUETTES. Straw Caps ‘I'yroliens " “Toscane Cc tte i! jooangttes reeriiee Ri SILK PATREN DRESSES. Silks Pekin Crinois Bilks Pekis mg noe Ombre with ivory handles Umbyellas Marquise ith rich guldand sflve hth ‘e PERF TOILETTE. York, for forwardin ERYIDE T : \F a very superior quality, importsd to order. mde sees ianine de Novsettes cond class care frum Faay, and thenes, per railroad, to $2,92; Auburn, 83,36; 3¢oches! 12 Vears old, ac half pric: efter the 14th instant, all baggage on the Hailroad is ent jon as to different routs senxers forwardel to every port on ‘Toilette rowder PERFUMES FOR bitag th te a Vixence Marerechell Buckles, and a fal hich will be offered at a iven gratis, and pass ARCS bany. WULF & RICKER! Sole Agts Albany & —— C jo. New York, 8th April , 1845. net Gloves, Bijonte nay Articles, wl ce. cular attention to the fact that Are recoguized atthe of 0 =NPOO! et of The tata ar The mplendi fe taaiing packet ship COLUMBUS, havi i cr pera MaVAE eT OH N Hit DMAN, chet of tM position Line the fst of May— ‘atT o'clock, through in 9’ hours, ake ard Delaware Cau and th al ‘On Chesai Steamer }ONTS MOUTH, Exéamer se ” 4. Devon, Aud th ouah th Casi, a distance rfp Tact the accommodation by thi ie eal to any or line pia ApE"MORTUS BUCKMAN, (ffice fo. 30 South G_ LINE, AT ANY, TROY, me saunboat TROY, York from the pier at th street.at 7 o'clock, A. ‘o'cloen, A. .,every Monday, LR ANY, leaves Now York at angled ace-mmodations ia cabin, se WOLN HERDMAN, 61 South st. . coppers SOUTHERNEI, . ie of 500 bales cotton or the balk thereof, ins, apply to the Captain on ULL & MINTURNS, 87 South st. FOR LIVER?OOL—To sail i of 13 mil:s only, are first ine, both for speed and » Captain A Gorham, the foes of, Ha bates of cotton, bulk thereof, or passage, ap- if he Cr board, Bere Pen on OT SOD HULL & MIN’ R NeW ORLEANS—I ant, fast sailing, |, Capt. Stevens, w! -M. Monday, W: Sis Albeny st'7 o'eloet, A.M thes ‘on board the bonte, L F au y sail ay above, her se- B, Hall, at the o cae having handsome frrni 4 NB & CO. 55 Sonth st. O; JAMES WOODRUFF, who will promptly forward all goods to his nddress Ww. KE D—Good cota Phitadel; For freight or pas: modations, apply on Sundaysercented,thr Pf. M—from the Pier ftiandt and Lineste streets. feambitt KNICKERBOCKER, Capt, A. Honehton, Jenve on Monday, ke. cearahoat ROCHESTER, ‘will leave on Tnesday, Thursday M.—Landing at intermediate places :~from sings Weuealay, dell, will (eave on Mon afternoons, at 5 0 jay, Thursday ant we lines will arrive in All moming train of Cars moderate rates. ora from the fiche atthe othe on the Whar NEW YORK, ALBANY. AND softable vessels to freight Bristol to Boston, Provi- riday evenings, Martturg, New Hai Pitts. The highest given. Apply to ot BE. SAFFORD & CON 81 Dock street, Philadelphia, fuk A a ge aa ory 26ch —'Lhe el ql anit ERD, Ny vapt, A. ¥. having accommodation wacqual’ed for ly on board, at Orleans wharf, foo &. K. COLLINS & CO., 56 Suuth st. 100. Bip Gursteks Capt. B,J, H. Trask, of 1°00 tons, will Gueridan, and soil déth Jaae, her vegulat ample time to i ‘Weal poard the buats, orto P. C. fe Bi a2 ROY LINE, 3 SOY DIKECT, if Courtinads street—The E, Captan RK. B. Macy, street, Tuesday evening, at OWN her light dranghet of water, will be en- mocraneas ts Uae Sepia eR ‘cars Koing east or weat, Packet of the 10th May— , Gar tain Griswol fe day ons about to ein! ur e early application to * 3 76 South stieet, cor. Maiden lave, OF LIVER RPOUL.—Only sailing packet ship Ai Cole, , t feof May’ ne will sail positive ‘accommodations for ding for their friends, rt to select this anequall ici te ‘street, next door to the Stem the foot of Courtlan Metabo atom ate freight taken xt le : yp m LAV AR TRE re O- CLARE, dd. end well kaowa very fer’, : SOUT I'S GEN » South s*reet, cormer ‘ astantly on syle dra aya wishing to asad, for treit frien passage, ininive them brome in tient class packet ships, upon rex sonable terms, By a terme, DY AUP 5. 3, TAPBCOT’ SCOTT’S BAZAAR. S7 Dey stret, between Broadveay. snd Greenich? = SANUS SCOTT retu sincere thanks t» his friends ptblie at large, for the liberal support received since he opened tha above house, and hopes, by the same strict Attution, to ment a coutinnance thereof. qualities of his Ales, and Segars, are, to> ed comment. T' acket cau afford Jarre assoru it of ni Leet oLtment of refreshments to, hadatall hours, until 12 at night, such as s— Be. Welsh Rarebits, Sardines, Cold Cu iN pphis with uhe best Seotch and Irish Wie PrN hou Terr English, Irish, Scotch, Welsb, city pipers-s ieamerts ‘Good Ropind for Private Parties, at all tines ready--ftee gra tis for nothing ai lmee FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. ND MATERIALS FOR FLORISTS. BRUN LAROSIERE & COURT, 116 William treet, have just reevived by the fast Havr+ packers, a most elegant and Iatest styles, aud. wil ceiving them by every suceveding packer. all lm*re FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c HENRY, & KAHN, 73 Liberty street, ap stairs, have just ref Ceived and offer for sale a coinplete assortment : H ARTISICIAL FLOWERS, Bumaehens 10 do, and all inds of ge and single. Materials for WATER COLORS, for flower punufacturers) ni mous color of very 4 Oey BPE ARIS CAPS, : for Ladies and Children, of very rich embroidery; Hair Pins, of tstertatyles; and a ot of splendid ‘Bugravinia, plata, uu colored. mbil 2m*re E. LIPPOLD& CO (No. 108 Wittiam Street, near John,) OFFES FO SALUthe fotlowing Goods, of their Gien_ im- rations, by fhe packs ‘or in lots to suit purchasers .— REAL BERLIN ZEPHY IE WORSTED AND OLRMAN TAPESTRY WORSTEDS, Best manufacture and mostextensive assortment. * VASS. E Cotton, Linea, Silk, Worsted, Gold’ and Silver, of all widths izr8. PATTERN: dt Narnbers immiug, plain and shaded; mille, &e. SILKS. Plain and shaded, and Chinee, Sticks and Spools; Twist, isa liquid pick ice of F FRINGES. Silk, Worsted and Gittteg: of the latest styles. And Gimp Cords, inj r GoLp aND'SILVEN USRIMTAND BRAIDS, TAS STEEL, GILT, AND. SILVE OILED SILKS, sorted Colors. PERFORATED PAPER, CORDS AND TASSELS, Braids, Tapes, Bindings, Galloons, &e. al Imam MARTELLE & HOLDERMANN, No. 37 Maiden Lane, N. ¥ MARUFAGTURERS and importers of Oraamental Hair 1} Hai Work, Wigs, Toupees, Bands, (urls, jandeat an ting Curls, and all kinds of Hair Work, wholessle and retai it NN! B.—The trade supplied ou reasouable terms. al3 Im*ec OPENING OF SPRING FASHIONS, AT THE MAGASIN DE MODE, 5O Canal Street. AD'ME D. BEHRMAN begs leave to inform her friends ‘aud the public, that he will open for the season on Mon- day next, the Sist’ March, instaut,; when she will exhibic a aplendid assortment of ladies’ Paris Silk Hate, just received from Paris. iu every variety, and in a style nupre-edented. Also,will be exhibited, an entire new style of Ladies’ Hats, led “ARTOIS MATS,” which from tieir peculia and lady style may rank at pre-eminent. ‘Also, a variety of pure fanéy Straws, fine double Dun- stables, Tuscan end split Straws, 3 at Paris Ribbous and #lowers, of the choicest styles, and in ieties. mh26 Im*ec ‘great varieties. “COND HAN. y ‘HiING AND FURNITURE R ae a ste peice rings feeanl Alun af 'WANTED—An i cast off Clothing and good second hand Furniture. Persous Wishing to di same, will do well to call on the sub: seribir, or address a line through the Post Office, winch will be ti ten be 5 4 ° Lone madara 4936 Chatham sireet, N.Y. tlemn’s Clothing, cheap for éash. ord lm* re HE HIGHEST PRICES can be obtained by Gentl "TF sumilivewho are desirous ‘of converting thar lett of Fautlies or Gen iting the city or resi deners having ayn bus efits yo dusrowe Stn baat their ‘eattonce SY appointment. 4 es thei iil 3. LAVINSTYN, A tine throagh tna rost Offer, oF otherimisa, will resin Srompt attention. m27 Im*re TPHE SUBSCIIBER pays the highest prices for Second Tiind Clothing. : : hi ited aa cleaned in t superior style, ber he au scree: aiieee Neen ee SEO, LEVIE. HE SUGSCRIS"RS HAVE RECEIVED BY LATE arsivals, {rom the.r ras Suspenders, Garments, he eo. Lheir assoct ; beea selected vith much care and attention, snd comprite not he Ti foond 1c to dispose of N. B.—Constantly on hand, a seasonable assortment of gen- GENTLEMEN’S LEFT OFF WARDROBE, Weariny into cas! mach to their ‘to send for the Susscriber, wi0 will 466 Broadway, up staisa, OLD CLO’! OLDCLO’! OLD CLO’! Clothing altered, re] ~ GENTLEMEN'S SPRING FASHIONS Bee at ee Gara, ‘of the above artictes have only the richest, but the most extensive assortmect to. ia this civy. “Lhe Subscrib-rs devoie giea. actention ty mavufactacing of Gentlemen's Linen and Muslin. Shirts artic'e inmunfacttued by shem Are cut atter che most appros French method, to anit the form of the wearer—well and “ath, fully made~ and mary be d pended on, not ouly for the beauty of their finish, buc for their durability. “Whe seuior patner of Cie f last seventeen years engaged in the » the The of unae! girme: ts, ofall deseriptioas—Hosiery, Dress Pocket-kerchiefs, Night Caps, Lineu Co'lars, and Dress Fronts, Stocks. Stock Ties, Uravat Stitfeners, Le and Rid. worthy the attention of a) ing Belts, Ke. Me | will be foun ill fe init the old estabsishment of, who will favor with'a visit the old ea nmentof 6 vr, rs a =P, & A. continue the manufacture of their ce ebrated , Shoulder, Brace and Riding Belts. zi im* ch 217 Brordway, corner of Park Place. ~~ CONGRESS COLLAR, Bear Gh and eiegance cf tien auequailed before.—Our naw style of Collars, «hich have long been wanting, are now issued, and are to be fonud at the manglaeta:~ ers only, at the old stand of MARSHALL'S only Troy Sh Depot, 90 Chutham street, New York. All orders shou! sent a: the enrliest date, ax this pattern will in ait probal ity revoluti« le ever before got ep in this market. Rex ‘ember and of Marshalls. $0 Chatham street, N. ond price, on any considerati N. B.—We have also manuf-ctured a large quantity of those new style 47 Pleat Shirts, which eannot be fond in the city. As the pleats are ail sowed down, it will obviate the difficalty fai oning then Mt Iss M1D! respectfuil: York and its vie nity, that her ¥ ‘ge, ribbon, fancy vimp Bonnets, of the newest Pari- received per last steamer, ess Makers supplied with the new- Dresses and Robes of the ns saptry Mullin est Patterns at the shortest notice. Intest fashion made to oder at the shortest notice, Southem snd Weatera orders promptly attended to, (U7 All deseriptions of Bonnets cleaved and altered in the newest atyle. ad Imem TO TAILOKS. celebrated work on cut- in a atyle of elegance un ay, ra highly full and ample, scien'ific monver. The respectable names who ‘Garments, with pleasore recommend complet: iu its arrangements, and in its eractical to entting, superior to any heretofore prltished, nrope or Ao & Bon, De Gor, te W. ‘Tryon eC Nayiland, J. 11. Ban! Thaabare con New York. PICKLES! PRPPER SAUCE!! CATSUPS!! MUSTARD, “c. NOTICE TO SOUTHERN & WUSTERN MERCHANTS, LOYD & STARIN, No. 191 Water strect, off r for sate a fine assortment of Pickles, Preserves, Cacsnps and Mastard, pat np expmssly ior the southern aud western market, and would call the attention of connt:y and city cealers, before pur- cheaing elsewhere, ns the quality and price of their goods will make it an object for a purchaser to give them a call, 1 twee rt nitter, Staats %& Banker, Charles F. Homer, James Daily, John tsined of the anthor, No, 113 Brosdway, old Im*ee itst Preminm new Patent two Oven Ronges, economy, convenience and dirabil Trene ted superior to ary ever offered. Thy aveso ‘most impossible for them to get oat of orde: Pp crack, so common to all other Ranges. ‘They have bcen in use for the last 18 months, and ia every in- Lape) given the utmost satisfaction, aud in no ove instance has ! roprietor been calied on to repairoue, 2 1 Kanges: » by the subscsiber are warrsnted to give en tie atatvetony if'they donot. they will be taken away With Out the least expense to the prchase Hee GHORUE PLERCE, Eroprctor A%6 'm*m 29: Broadway. FAMILItS mages et VISITING iN N, ible home, in the house of a lity. where they will meet with ev niton. lady 0 tion, Apartments with private tables if preferred. wa ae PW BUIRON Citesc p23 Im* ro Kuuston Sqgare, LIFE PRESERVERS, v's Patent @um Elastic sition ws RANTED to withatond the greatest extremes of heat an and not to melt or soften in the seams, (the great defect intervie ane of the common rabies pregaat f= Kivora’gencral assortment of onda mance ‘under ‘the hove patent.” For sale, wholewals gud tea ESNGE becom, alo im*re 100 Bree OPPER—150 Cones B heating Copper, of very su- perior qaality, comprising a complete it from 14 10 gp merle Line Se eboae THE NEW YORK HERALD. NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 30, 1845. Thentricals, &c. The Harmoneon Family are at Halifax, and at- cone much attention, and meet with the highest op- Mrs. Barrett has been re-engaged at the Boston Museum, The Hutchinson Eamily gave their first concert at the Melodron, Boston, on Monday evening. Signora Pico, says the New Orleans Picayune, must not be permitted te leave the Uniied States, before visiting New Orleans, Mr. John Godone, son of Mr. Godone, ef th city, and for ceveral years a pupil of Mr. Rapetti, is gone to Naples, to perfect himself in his pro’ession, and will remain in Bly for one or more years, un ‘er the tuition of the best musicians there. Joha Mason announces his celebrated represen- tations of Nepol.on, for his benefit in Cincinnati, “Semiramide” drew the most brilliant house of the season at New Orleans, on its first representation. The Orphean Famil, in S i tombe, Orphean Family are’ in Savannah, singing Some of the Nativists tried to raise a disturbance at the Arch street Theatre, Philadelphia, on Saturday evening; but the house rose en masse, and demanded the expulsion of the rioters. After that, the proceedings were quiet enough, Signora Borghese had a bumper benefit at the American Theaive. New Orleaus, on the 23rd instast. ih dead the Crercent city are quite in raptures with her. The Ravels were performing with great success a’ Nassau, at the last accounts. The Fakir of Ava terminated his engagements in Philadelphia, last evening. Mrs. H Hunt had a complimentary benefit given her, in Albany, on Monday evening, in which she play- ed ‘ Julia,” in the “Hunchback.” The committee, calling attention to the /éte, consisted, we see, of some cf the first and most influential gentlemen of Albany. Among other things, they award to Mrs. Hunt the honor of having given, by her personatious, a new and high tone to the- atrical entertainments in that cit Proctor, the tragedian, with a dramatic com- pany, is starrmg (starving!) in Apalachicola, Fiorida. On Saturday week last he ee, “Virginius.” Personal Movements. Hon John B. Ashe, whig M. GC. from the Mem- pbas District, Tenn., is compelied by ill health to decline a re-election. Mr Elmore of South Carolina, who has refused the missioa to England, is President of the State Bank of South Carolina. The handsome sum of $335 has been contributed by the workmen on the Columbia rai.road to the Pitts- burg reliet fund. J. Heron Foster, of Pittsburg, has announced his determination to publish a book, containing a full descrip- tion of the Jate fire in that city. Prof. Silliman has returned home from his South- ern tour, taken for the benefit of his health. The Mobile Daily Advertiser says :—A deputation of four edit_rs and suite, from New Orleans, passed through this city on the 224, on their way to the new State of Florida.’ Among the party we make honorable mention cf Co). Lumsden of the Picayune, Col. Bradbury of the Crescent, Dr. Saunders of the Bee, and A. 8. Merri- field, Esq , of the Tropic. Lieut. Freemont, with a detachment of fifty men, starts next month for the Rocky Mountains, to be engzg- ed three yeare in explorations. Itis stated in the Newport (N. H) Spectator, that Hon. Edmund Burke, late member of Congress from NewtHampshire, has been appointed by the President Commixsioner of Patents, has uccepted the appointment, bait will immediately enter upon the discharge of its luties. Mrs. Col. Benton, who nas been alarmingly iil, is gceatly improved in health, according to the Jost ac- counts from Washington, The following persons {rom the Cherokee Nation arrived in Cincinnati on the 25th, on their way to Wash- ington, viz :—John Ross, David Vann, Joseph Veun and ly, Miss F. Stapleton, Ricard Taylor, John Looney, Jchn Spears, J Rose, C. Vann, T. Walker. Varieties, The body of the little son of Judge Mather, who was lost at the stranding of the Swallow, was found en Friday last on the west shore, a short distance below Catskill. His body found just at the edge of the water at low water, and {som eppeerances must have laid there some time. A respectable young woman named Bliss, for- merly of Edgartown, was found dea in her bed at her voard¥ag House in New Bedford, on Sunday morning. From appearances, it is supposed she committed suicide by taking laudanum Died in Hanson, April 224, Isnac B. Barker, Esq , eged 91 yearsand 6 mouths. He wasarevolutionary sol- dier and patriot. The Portsmouth Journal states that two doliars eighty-seven and a balf cents were paid into the Custom House of that town, on Monday lest, being the first and only money received there for duties since Jan. 1, 1945. The majority egainst accepting the Constitution of iowa will be two or three thousand. The Mount Savage [ron Works in Alleghany, Md , vow give employ ment to upwards of a thousand per sons. These are the only works in the Unitea States where the T rail is rolled. The extensive clock factory of Chauncey Je- rome, Esq, at Bristol, Conn., was destroyed by fire on Siturday afternoon. Insured at the Alina —Hartford Courant We regret to learn, says the Selma Free Press, that the little village of Perry, was entirely consumed, with the exception of one house, during last week. It was visited with fire two consecutive nights. The Tuscaloosa, Ala , Monitor, announces the sudden death of Professor Sims, cf the University of Ala- bama. There is a rumor in this city, says the Arkansas Intelligencer, of the Sth inst., that the Kichee Indiana have crosse: Red river in large numbers, for the purpose ot Sl ageec™s and that Major Bea)l, commanding Fort Woshita, Lad sent an exprezs to Fort Towson for troops to be oe edhe to march for the purpose of checking aoy outbreak. The St. Louis Republican of the 12:h, says that there is an immense number of emigrants arriving from the Eastern and Middle $totes, bound to seek new tomes on the rich and uncultivated soils of Miesouti and Iowa, “‘Buffilo Bill” is reported to have died in Ar- kansas. Before he dicd, it is said, that he made confer. sion in relation to the marder of Mojor Floyd, in August, 1942. Insubstance, that Johnson, who was hung in June, 1243, was innecent, and that himself aod McLean, (who » acquitted,) were the principal actors in the tragical fair. here is some probability of heving at Louievilie a City College. The Conncil has au'horiz*d the sole of certain Jo's, und directed the avails plied to the erection of suitable buildings, Mr. Waterhouse, of Scarbors’, Maine, died at that place aged 90 years, in the honse in which he was born, having never occupied eny other. He never owed more than two dollars at onetime. He had 16 children, 10 ore now living; 75 grand children, 51 living; and 113 great graad children, 97 living. Mr. Doantys the distinguished American Jand- scape paiater, has his studio in Regent’s Park, and has copied several of the best pictures in the National Gallery. He exhibits at the Academy, and is creating ao inprention in England, where nobody in his line can possibly vie with him, at present. The Charlottesville Jeffersonian states that the magistrates, sitting in the capacity of acounty court, and 9 jary, have been investigating disturbances at she University, and will make a publication of the facts. We further Jearn feom itthat order had been restored, and that the Lectures would be resumed yesterday. The Board of V. rs woe in ecaston Wednesday.—Pichmond Compiler. The fishermen abort Weatchester appear to be realizing th» old adege “that all in fish that comes to the net.” They have had for the last fow coys fine drafts of fish, stich as shed, bens, &c., an’ that between 5900 and 10.000 shat have been taken within the limits of the Ta pan Zee. The valine of the fish taken probably exceeds g1009, em @Dr. Maskenzio, who sometime ego appropropriated & tale in Godey’s Mopazine ond published it ia England as his own, has frst been detected in publinaing as original, some verses entitied the ‘ 8ea Shell's Murmer,” in Ack erman’s Forget-Me-Not, for 1912, which are a gross pla! jarism upon Lines toa ‘ See-Shell,” which were pud- ished in the Louisville Journal of 1836 or ’37 ; and were written by “ Amelio,” (vire, Welby ) Errecrs or ime Tnuxpsr Storm on Fripay Eventne Last.—The House of Mr. Quigly, at the Navy Yard, Philadetphia, wos struck by lighning. A son and daughter of Mr Quigly were struck—the tormer recovered in a few hours, and the latter next mornin; A cow at a short dis:ance from the house was instantly killed. A shed at York, was struck by lightning, and ay ung man named Wm. Wilson, who hed taken shelter ander it, was killed instantly. The storm was a perfect tornado at Alexandria, D. C ; chimneys, trees, fences, &c. were prostrated, but fortunately no lives lost. The barn of Henry Line, near Carisle, P: as struck and cor ed, together wit aluable hot four cows, 600 bus of corn, ond a large quantity of hay and oats. It was in- sured a tew hours previous for $700. The dwelling of Mr. Beale H. Richardson, on Monument street, near Howard street, Baltimore, was struck by lightning. Th» fluid en- tored a chimney, P te rony down through tour stories, and out ai a window, pi. heed slight injury tothe house.. One chimney was fired by the fluid, and almost every aportmentjin the house lied with soot, dust, and smoke. A. nurse, having ia charge an infant, who was in an upper apartment, was slighty shocked. Packep vp Humanrry.—The Baltemore Sun states that information has been received in that city of @ negro sei vant girl, belonging to Mr. Benjamin Ross, vhe has boen missing for some time, It eppears from the facts that have transpired, that she had been safely delivered in York, Pa., as per invoice, snugly packed away ina good size box adopted to her dimentions Mors Anr-Rent Ovrracss.—In our last, we Rave the particulars in relation to the d spossession of Abraham t. Vosburgh, by one of the deputy Sheriffs, and the takiog of the premives by Mr. Bogard had purchased them, and also, the depredetion had been cominitted upon his premis ing of his pioughs, harness, uc. We another gross ond cowerdly attack je uy out all iter ora place to lay their heads. the house, they commanded Mr. B.to mov out, as they were going to pull down the gardus declared that he would not touch a to remove it, and th threatened very hi ing April 29. On Tues:tay of last week, the Sherift and his kd Paimer, together with two of our citizens, went to town of Hinsdale, forthe purp-s3 of executing a writ of possession again:t Jacob Leara. This is one of the same cases for which the posse and out last Januory. This Mr. Learn at thot time made a strong promise that if the Sheriff military were cali would then forbear the execution of the writ of posses sion, that he would go to Mr. Johnson’s office at Etlico Ville, and enter into a contract for the land in hia pos sion within ten days from that tims, ‘The land he have at the original cautract price, the costs of the ejectment suit. ‘This part of Learn h word to Mr. Johnson (hat he should not fulfil it. of doing his duty by executing the process. The Sheriff and his deputy first went to the premises As soon as they had done so, horns were blown and messengers dispatch- se of assembling a force to oppose the She: A considerable force was soon assembled, far more than suflicient to overcome any assistance wich the Sheriff could then command. The mob were resolutely determined that the writ should not be executed, and sc alone, and made known their bueinesa. ed for the pur] vif, proclaimed tojthe Sheriff. A tew well disposed persons present were willing to assist the Sheritf, but as Mr. Learn waa absent and it being near night, it was conclu fed to postpone the attempt till ning. The person whocame on tothe Ground after the Sheriff, to take possession, was brutally da rail were ention of the the foliowing m maltreated by themob. ‘Tar ana feather: got in readiness, but through the int Sheriff and well disposed fricnds, he was finally extrica ted from the hands of the rabble, withcut any farther in jury than ing small quantities of tar upon morning the cuts his proc mitted to execute the precess. sion of the mob —Cattaraugus Whig, April 23. The same day, Deputy Sheriff Sedgwick, accompanied by two or three persons, went down to Gallatin, to sell rty belonging to Jeremish Kuickerbocker, ain warrant, and some pro which he hed levied upon unuer a di advertised for sale onthat day. On arriving at the pre mises, he found seventeen “Indians” fully armed at the house, a short distance off he saw seven more, and on the hills and in the woods adjoining, a large number of per sons had collected to see the sucrift mitreated, and the laws of theland trampled nnder foot. The “Indians” de- pusicesss; he frankly told 1 som? property belonging toMr. Knickerbocker, on which ke had levied for rent. They told him that he should not sell, anv that they were determined to defend the property at the sacrifice of their lives. Mr. 8. finding that he conld not sell, adjourned the manded'of Mr. Sedgwick hi them he had come there to sale until the next day. After this was done, they ce manded bin popers; these he ret warned them to keep their hands offfhim Mr. 8. surrounded by whe “India ing they could not get they then off:red to let to come i d was sent for. and did not know that the “Indians” were g be there to rasist, and th he could to pay up. look Lace) yal man wou ty was olvertised for sale. absent himself from home on the day his pi would be resisted m the sale. was now very humb! the attorney, who w: amount of jutgment and costs. Tw ately gave chase but were unable to overteke thim? Lrotevative Summary.—In the Senate, Mr. Den- niston reported against the Assembly resolution an- sioners to complete the Main Mr Faulkner reported in favor of the bill to authorize the Long Island Railroad Company to connect with the Fall River Railroad by steamboat ; and on hie motion, it was . F. also reported a bili to r of the Goshen and Aloany Railroad . Mr. Smith a bill for the preservation of smail Mr. Beekman reported the bill in relation to the y, for the consi- ry. Sherman, the bill was referred to the sam» committee of the whole with thorizing the Canal Comi and Homburg street besin in the city of Buifalo 2 reading. Now York and Harlem Railroad Com) deration ofthe Senate On motion of that in reiation tothe New York and Albany Rail Company. The residue of the day was d ds claims. Z*hesecond biil taken up iavo! led, incidentail “certiorari bill. the prosecutioa of the public works. on Caaals The Senate then adjourned. In the House, the third reading of vilis occupied nearly the whole of the morning, an 1a large number pessed.— introduce a resolution devoting Friday next to the consiteration of the Bridge bill, and providing for taking the final vote on it oa Saturday. Mr. Van Sc.oonhoven objected to it, in its original shape, though he had no obj-ction to the bill's being taken up on Friday. Mr. Frisbee moved the indefinite postpone- mént of the bill—but after debate, withdrew it, and Mr. Mr. Harris hed leave to Harris’ resolution, modified, os suggested by Mr. V was adopted, So the bill comes up on Friday, ard hi the preference tor the day. Among the bills passed w these :—In relation to the Normal School ; charter of the American Atlontic S'eam Company; to amend the charter of the city poraty Touge then took a recest until holt post three, P. M. Ta the afternvon, the third reading of bills wea resumed, end the following, among Cthers, pasted :—For mpply- Jog the Sing Sing Prison with tnter, nnd for other pur- : in relation to the Copitol ; relative to the Croton Pqueduot.—Albeny Argus. Sreatine Dean Boprrs —Dr. Southworth of Ro- rrow, a medical stu- dent, have been arrested, and held to etl, on a charge of ke Hall, a town Dr. Jones of Ro- chester, was also arrested on the some charge, and re- cognized to apprarfor examination, but forteited his re- chester, Mass, aod Mr © unlawfully disinterring the body of Ln pauper, lor the purpose of dissection. cognizance. Two medicol students, one residing noar Palmyra, the other near Brockport, were discovered, a few nights ago, attempting to rob the gra: cof a young lady in Clarkson, young resurrectionists, when dis- were pur- fore a jue. tio} Monroe county. The covered, got fhto their buggy and fled. They aed on horseback, captured, and brought tice at Clarkson Corners. It appeared on exam: that they had only just commenced diggin; had been no actual violation of the grave, the statute, they were discharged. Crvevty Ereas, is charged with the gro men ‘under bis char made to tuem the following preclamatior man to understand, that i place confilence in my officerr, that they will not a man witheu © Under this brutal polic; the Old Domi ion, ferior person was whipped to death! in this town” (Portsmouth) re ~ a ( group, yet, althoug and the destroy- e now torecurd mn Mr. Bo- gardus on Morday evening last, by a party of armed men m flegalet who broke into his house ia the night, threw of his furniture and «fects, and then tore down aving himeel’, wice, aud four small children, When lor We We Will rot cali them men, broke into article could not meke him, although they |. After they got the things removed into the street they commanded him to take an sxe and cut down the posts; tais he resolutely refused. The la- dians finding threats of no avail, cut cff the corner posts themselves, aad then went to work in demolishing the house, which they did eftectually.—Hudson Gazette, to dding interest and greement on the teen totally disregarded, except eka 8 he insisted upon continuing in possession of the land without paying any thing tothe owners, and refused to make any promises even—the writ was again delivered to the Sieriff, who went, as ubove stated, for the purpose done by scme cowardly miscreants throw- clothes {rom behind hisback. Covert threats were made to intimidate him from coming the following morniog. On Wednesday riff went again tothe premises to exe A large force, numbering at least 100 men were already uesemoled, the house was fastened and the Sheriff distinctly informed that he would not be per- After much talk on both s, the Sheriff was obliged to leave the field in the per- to give up, and ‘then ” who declared that be should not go until he hed delivered up his papers and his arms. He informed them that that he never would do. They then threater e4 to tor and feather nim if he did not comy ly. This had no effect whatever upon Mr. Sedwick, and aliaough they brought thrir tar end fenthers into the ring, ro one had the temerity to undertake the task of applyicg it Ficd- pepera er his arms {com him, 0, if he would promi-e never that section of the county on like busine:s again—this he would not do, but told them that he should go wherever his businesscalled him During the whole of this scene, these “Indians” flourished their guns and pistols about'and tried every-way in their power to io- timttate him, but without effect. “Mr. Sedgwick wes de. tained about an hour, when they broke up, assuring Mr $. that they should be ready to meet him tre next day witha force oftwo hundred. On Wednesday morning, deputy Sheriff Sedgwick took about thirty good resolute feliows, well armed, and proceeded to Guliatin ; when he got within about a mile of the place of sale, hehaited the men, aid proceeded with only two or three to the house. On arriving there, they found some five or six men stand- ing round. Mr. Kaickerbacker was cff'in the lots at work He expressed much regret to Mr. 8 that he was resisted the day before; ho was away he said, t he waa willing to do all This story, however, did not It was hardiy to be supposed that a It therefore looked as it Me. K. abrented himself because he knew the officer As Mr. Kuickerbocker and wiliing to settle the matter, Present, egreed to teke a good en- dorsed note which was immediately given for the whole o “ Indians” were dia. covered a short distance ¢ff, and two of the posse immedi- n of granting anew hearing before the Canal Board, and (0 a discussion on the principles of the Some personalities, or rather a soit of defining of positions, parsed between’ Messrs, Johnson, Sedgwick, Porter, Wright and Clark, when the debate was suapended. Several bilis were received from the As- sembly, among them the biil making apprepria'ions for Mr. Denniston mov- ed its reference to the Committee en Finance—which wes Jost, 10 to 13, and the bill was reterred to the Coumittes to enable sident aliens to hold and convey reel estate ; to renew Navigation i Rochester ; to incorporate the Buffalo and Lancaster plank road com: pany ; to compensate district scbool librarians ; to incor- the Hudson Orphen end Nelief association. Th» and as there ald down in In tT Navy.—The Old Dominion tes that Cap'ain Voorhees, of the U.S. frigate Con- st cruelty towards the It is said that on leaving the Capes of Virginin, he had the whole crew assembled, aud T wish every he is reported, [ will punish him, whether right or wrong-for I believe that Joan , “punishment was perpetual, and the charge is boldly made that more than ove sailor or in- This we do know, that the officers of that ship did not dare to stay to mingle with the mea, but hurried themselves off at the earliest moment; for threata cf vengeance were loud and deep a them, and wehave no doubt bed the men been ‘gcd, serious scenes would have been witnessed —s Price Two Contes National Academy of Design. No. 118. Group of Children, by C. C. Ingham —There are many oe of exquisite beauty in this h their occupation is natural for children, it is not, in our opinion, at all practical. — Mr. I’s pictures do not generally do him full justice wheu hung upat an exhibition—they are too truth- ful to stand the proximity of gaudy painted folly that so frequently surrounds them; and although their extreme carefuiness of detail will, inapy situ- ajion, hint of the band of a masTER, yet they inva- riably lock less beautiful in bad and garieh compa- ny. ‘Evil communications corrupt good man- ners,” and, in such instances, good pictures. No. 119. Captain Errickson, by C.L Elliott.— One of the finest modeled heads in the exhibition, and freely and richly colored. We have never be« fore met with the works of this artist; never heard of him; and if he is not yet in the “sere and yeliow leat” aiready, we predict a brilliant and eminently successful career for him. No. 121 Portrait of an Artist, by P. Stanton.—~ Hand very good, vallance very bad. No. 122 Sale Works at Salina, by 8. Thayer.— ero eee seep pi 0. ‘ortrait of a Gentleman, by W. G. Williams —If we knew under what peculiar lati- tude this unique complexion was formed, we would with all the energies of our nature, endeavor to keep the “ white folks” away from its influence, It must have been painted during an eclipse of the sun, in a room illuminated with tar smeke. No. 125. Landscape, the Outskirts of Windsor Forest.—Foliege weil touched, aud perspective good; but the peculiar tone of greenness is not agreeable, or, in our eyes, true. No. 126. The Parting of Eddy and Elgiva® by E. G. Lentze —This 13 a sweet little gem, the production ot one of the most remarkable young artists of the age. Though inferior, in feeling, to some of his later works, (it was sent from Euro) about two years since,) it is still a story powerfully told. The female, in the distance, is delightfully voluptuous. No. 127. Stolen Child, by C. G. Thompson.— A painted doli, with an appropriate backgreund. No. 130, Sketch cf a Design for a Statue of Washington, for ihe city of New York, by Henry Hillyard.—A bold sketch. We hope that some ot the euperfluous wealth cf New York will, in some future dav, be expended in the erection of a monu- ment to Washington 3; and if 20, the design before us should be thought of. No. 131. View of New York from Greenwood Cemetry, by R. Gignoux.—A bewuti:ul burlesque of sun-set. = No. 132. Landscape, Composition.— Ditto. No. 133. The Mowntain Stream, by J. F. Ken- sett.— Like the last werk of Mr. ks that we no- porns the foliage is fine, but a decided failure in color. City Intelligence. Dancer oy Kite Fivixc ix tHe Streets.—Yesterday afternoon es Mr Neabitt, of haben ee was driving @ young and spirited horse through the Bowery, the ani mal took fright ata group of young urchins, who we! flying a kite through the street, und dashed along at a tremendous pace, until he came near Fourth street, when Mr. N suddenly gave his horcea pull to the right side, which caused the animal to bolt, and turned quite short, striking the wheel ¢f the wagcn a; it the curb stone, which early capsized the vehicle. He was stopped im- mediotely ef:erwards by some men who were coming up Fourth street, and Mr. Nesbitt proceeded on his 1. without receiving any demege. Surely, somo of the proper authorities ougut to lock after such nuisances.— Brats of boys are permitted to go about ail day long com- mitting depredations to the detiiment of the community at large. Police Office —April 29—A Garaty Sussect—John Jones and John Fi'zgerald were arrested to day upon charge ol having stolen a barrel of grease from the ship Suitana, lying at the foot of Pikestreet, property, not ef the ship, but the grease of James Anderson. The two miserabie rogues were committed to the Tombs to learn rognery through the water pipes. An Ancient Jox.—Charles Van Carmi fair faced yeuth, stole a fowl werth about 25 cents, property of Joseph E Togarty. He was detected “ wosoe the fowl,” says the deposition, but aa to huw Charley was per- forming this operation, the witness either did not state, or the scintilatisg young gentleman behind the bar did not hear. Perhaps the teow! was fying high inai-, and the boy brought him down by a ballet daction. Whether it was a bird of prey or a bantem rooster, the clerk has failed to chronicle; and it must be left to the lively ima- gination cf every reader to fix upon the species and the manner ofacquieition. Coroner's Cffice.—Arnit 29.~ Faran Accipent.—A led, 7 years of age, named Charles Retz, whose reside at No. 161 Christie street, was instantly kil - terday afterneon in the following manner: He was riding upon a large stone swung upon a three-horre truck, which dcing drawa along the Bowery, last evening, about 5 o’clock. When near the corner of Grand street the boy attempted to jump cff, or fell off, and the hind wheel passed cver his thigh and keed, crushing bi dreadfuilty, and depriving him instantly of life. The driver was busy attending to his horses at the time, and did not know of the accident until the bystanders called his attention toit. Whether he was aware that the boy was on the cart, the reporter js unable to say. The Coro- nerheldin irquet to day, and the jury returned a ver- dict according to facts. Parents should de cautious about letting their ¢hildren, especially small ones, run at large in the streets and crowded thoroughfares. U 8. Circuit Court. Before Judges Betta and Nelson. Aran. 19.—Case of Veil, the supposed Webster, the Pirate. —Mr. Butter, U. 8 District Attorney, appeared in his place and stated that ip the case of the prisoner, (Veil,) who had been detained in custody, under the supposition thet he was Le re as (Webster) the accomplice of Babe, he, (Mr. B,) on the most minute investigation bad reason to believe that the man under arrest, was not the Webster who was indicted as the sccomplice of Babe and Mathews, and would therefore consent to his dis- the murder and piracy on the “ Sarah erned—but the prisoner rhould be de- tained on another charge, nemely, un attempt tocreate a mutiny on board the P Natchez,” on her last voysge from China, the Grand Jury having found a bill egainst him on this charge. The prisoner wes accordingly re- manded on the minor charge of endeavoring te crea! mutiny. The Grand Jury subsequently speared ond zent in a true bil on the Jatter charge against the prisoner. After the disposal of some unimportant argument cases, the Court adjourned over to this (Wednesday) ‘orenoen . Common Pleas. Apnit 29.—This Court met, and no jury cases bein ready, atter taking one or two inquests, the Court a journed over to this (Wednesday ) forenoon. In Chambers. Before Judge Daly. Arn James Smyth vs. Patrick Rafferty.— Set off of Judgments.—The piainutl, Smyth, it eppeared, recovered averd:ct of $50 dema: wad °$53 costs in this Coun, against the defendant, Rafferty. for an aasoult and battery, ana docket 4 hie judgmert. Rafferty, with the view of evading payment «{ the damages, by way ofa set- it appeared, prosecuted Smyth for rent ix the Marine Court, and recovered $64 31, and now seeks to set-off judg- ment for rent against judgment for asseult and batte- ry. D. Major, (of couasel for Smyth,) objected, on the ground that if the doctrine of set-offa were allowed in such a case, it would establish the fact that a lend- lord could “lick” his tenent, and then set-off the amount due for rent, sgainst the verdict of a jury for the ersonal injuries sustained by the tenant. Aiso, that the judgment in the assault and battery case was asmgned be- fore the landlord hed cbtained judgment in the Marine Court, and, therefore, that the right of set-off did not exist at the time of the assignment. The Court decided in fa- vor of the plaint'ff, denying the application fora set off, with costs. D. Major, for plaintiff; H. 8. Mackay, for de- fendant. Special Sessions Arar. 29. Not a case occurred here to day of any im- portence. Not one out of the many posressing either pa- thos or humor, or any thing else than the most common- place and every-day occurrences—Husbond vs. Wite— Wife vs. Husband Watchman vs. Irishman, &c FABER _SEGAR FACTORY, 71 Division Street, ., HK UNDERSIONRD hace oenli Ly i rt : UNDE she velSegr Factory, at 71 Dies Se tion of Mr y RRO i The na been, apersa of the largent Fact d oMige following Kin’s of Sopra, monntartered. im the Factory, and of which a large stock is now on hy md eqnal to any Havana Sognrs of eor-vsponding “Tapert Reralia, Frabucos, common, Sse, a Regalin, ‘anctelas, lon a Casadorca, “il be nyle and Avent oie ierenegie svanastyien The apbreribers have seated the Son of thett Senige in press parpoes of selec’ ng Tot iyiavaleo Saree attowe St selecting Serare suitable for thie witb. hand, for sale, 8 large stork of Hava aSe- anh angel to eben fy flomine an ra Jal Woodvil i Row Ps Esperanza. Lord fy a, Yorman, Huiondo, fatale Hetoris, Colambinge eT Bos Hermanos, 70h n. 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