The New York Herald Newspaper, May 4, 1845, Page 3

of Five tended with attecéss, proving beyoud public, And they are so pleasant to the taste, so ‘ether ope ), $0 convenient, that mothers who ve sul children, do not. at any thing else. s dase or two, and the work is done, at ad * spoon te be or tarnbug ap thels noses: flecks atenad thelr continue apres eat trees so many ills in so short a time. Dr. 's we Js, 06 Hudson street; 188 power tou street, Brooklyn; and Beal’s Hair Restorative, at his Agency, 67 Walker street, first store prom way. All Philadelphia Subsertj must be 10 the. Ten eos Ging, Thi ‘sunday ae che: eres it; Jp gy nnomag var of Philadelphia. Single eo —Price 3 nen a gelock kPa cee stunday ie conte, cee er annum, delivered in any part chip for nd at their ea- tothe Herald ents, Zieber & Co,, 3 ut” ‘Terms—15 cents MONEY MARKET. Saturday, May 3—6 P M. The stock market Is steadily declining. Stonington fell off 1} per cent; Norwich and Worcester, }; Harlem, } Canton, }; Penn. 5’s, }; Ohio 6’s,}; Vickeburg $; Long Inland, Morris Canal, and Farmers’ Loan, closed firm at yesterday’s prices. The sales were limited, and the ten” dency of prices is downwards. Where they will stop it 4s impossible to tell. Tho returns of the City Banks; for the quarter ending May Ist, 1845, show an increased movement in nearly every department. So far as we are able to judge, from the statements received, the increase in discounts for the quarter, will not vary much from five millions of dollars. Banxe or tHe City op New Youa. Feb. 1845. North River Bk THai96 1,081,006 | Greenwich Bk. 90,540 230,633 ‘2,796 i 144,676 = ‘1,292,719 219,455 ‘ Ci ‘Cire, ee Grecuwice Bess. 3h090 ogee Tite piel $403,799 "695,078 «451,580 - 636,52 ‘The movement of the North River Bank, in every de- partment, has increased since February ; also that of tho Greenwich Bank in every department, but in discounts. ‘Contrary to the expectations of all directly interested in the operations of the banking institutions of this city, there hasfbeen a great increase in the aggregate move- ment of the city banks, for the quarter ending May Ist, 1845. An increase in specie was anticipated, but it was supposed that the contraction that has been going on for the past few weeks, would reduce the amount of loans be- low that of February last. The deposits to the credit of the Secretary of the jury in the government banks, on the 28th of April, 18%, were about a million of dollars larger than on the 4th of March, 1845, but $5,242,797 less than on the 24th of November last. the Treasurer for each period, showing the amount at his credit in the various banks holding public deposits, and in the mint :— MontHiy Statement oF Fired Treasurer or THE Unitep ira New. 2% Mar¥. ipl, 28. Amton ‘Amt on At phat Place. sit. deporte. anes. ‘om’ Bauk of Mont se oe Merchants Bi Bost 318,78 585,418 City Bi re 996 15,515 cade 6,216 326 rarmers? ad Mech. Hartford, Cr. 13,414 Mech. bany 67,311 Alban 20) Bk of Commerce, $39,871 Bk of America No 233,625 ‘Am. Exe, 822/408 $43,190 Merchants’ ‘Bk, N 915; 264,092 North River Buk, NOY — — jauk, Albany. 25,000 20,000 dephia Be Phil: 701,550 7,206 ur. 164,435 261,904 Bist Biburg, Patt 2,909 2/909 Kot Wash by Wi hi 619,315 99,963 ‘asl coil reps 8 122,906 670,211 Bko! 19,347 y 000 Ex, 50,818 &. W. RR Bk, Charleston 196,170 Bk Stote of N. SNire 836 — Planter? Bk Gay Savann 64,121 Bic cf Mobile, Mobile, Al 44,000 167,876 Br Bk of als, Hunesville, 21483, Bk ¢ ) 467,704 83,621 112,007 ),729 28,443 3 sw 496,893 BY 623 168,352 inion Ban! one 12 = Br Mint ofthe U. 8., N. 700 — Mint of Philadelphia. 204,970 Br Mint Charlotte, N. 32,000 Be Mint at Dahl 30,000 123,238 382,770 Francis Di $0,000 Bk of Middletow = 450,000 Ghesapeake Bk, Ba Baitimno = mssi9 ratriotic ‘ashi ington. - 128,898 Farmers’ Bank, Va... = 52,000 12,967,701 6,796,402 7,724,904 ‘Tho deposits in the banks of tho principal cities have, since March 24th, increased, as will be seon by the fol- lowing comparative statement of deposits in Boston, New York and Philadelphia :— Government Derosirs in tHe Baw Merchants’ Bi, Philed BE, Philad 8,497,513 It will be seen by this, that, in the six government banks of theso three cities, there has been, within the past month, an increase of deposits amounting to $677,- 6,584,165 1,676,262 2,353,519 267. This increase is in the old deposit banks. The North River Bank has been added to the deposit banks of this city, and had, according to the latest report, $282,- 939 on hand, making the aggregate increase in tho depo- sits of the banks of these three cities, from March 24th to April 28th, $960,196, The deposits to the credit of the Secretary of the Treasury in the government banks have increased in the face of a decrease in the revenue, and an excess of expenditures over receipts for the quarter ending March 3ist of $5,245,097 06. We annex a statement of the receipts and expenditures of the Treasury for the quarter ending March 3ist, 1845. It will be seen that the payment of the loans of 1841 and 1843, are included in the expenditures, which is one cause of their being so large ; deducting these amounts and the receipte for the quarter, would leave a small balance after paying the usual expenses of the gov- ernment. env Exrexpitunss—Usitep States Tarasuny. + $6,376,575 485, 6,881,107 Espenditures — Civil List, Miscellaneous, and ‘oreign Intercourse, .... . 1,709,407 Onnecount of amy, «$1,131 (890 86 Indian Department, .. 130 07 Fortifications, . , ooa19 0 Pensions,.... + 1,406,199 19 Navy, . + ses Interest on the public del 38,062 oe peta « es loan oft 4,012,686 Reimbursement and interest of Trea sury notes,. Excess of expenditure .. $5,045,007 Of the expenditures for the quarter, $941,048 was for the redemption and interest of Treasury notes. ‘The fol. lowing table shows the amount of outstanding ‘Treasury notes on the Ist inst. compared with former periods ‘Treasury Notes Ovtstanpine, Decrease. eral issues out- 1845, se, $1,061,068 97 ~ out. stauding, we Mare 1045; + 1,844,779 22 (816,200 75 Amount of the several ins stauding April 1, 1845, 1,073,391 22 171,448 00 Amount outstanding May 1, #43, "923,351 40 149,979 #2 ‘The total amount of Treasury notes. issued under the dif- ferent acts was $4,165,225. Amount outstanding the Ist inst. $923,951. ‘The balance $3,241,874 have been redeem. ed since Jan, Ist, 1843. Old Stock Exchange. 000 NY City 51s, 7%, 460 Long Island RR foo cio CN " ee Top lo P Psd do” vania ww Thx 0 io ry Ohio i" wean By jak bay iB 0 Fa ramen aa +8 200 e 90 38) 8 do 120 ot an » 49 baw BH 23 Moms Canal aya 470 Canton Co “3 el} do 90 43, % do a 200 de 42} g do 830 % do 990 4 do 3” nn Py do bio 4g | do baw 71%, 100 Utica SchauRR 129 390 do lamos 75 % Mohawk RR dma Years has beon at- | ‘We annex the official statement of i) 8 do 2% Stonington R 109}; 19. Charstown. Branch RR: 84; chants’ Bank 106} 8 Stato Bank 604; RR 21}; 350 do be 1m 21}; 100 do so 2m 21; 214; 50 do bo 157ds 21}. State of Trade. doing in either descriptio: very moderate. Cotrox—The re somewhat easier for the buyer in taken. The sal amount to amer, Livenroot Crassirication. Stock 60,000 bal supply of all d criptio: ket remains without chai R 150 Long Island New Stock Exchange. en he Vicks Bkcash 8! 50 Harlem RR % do mabey h 8% 2 Nor Wor I Monis Canal cdsh' 3138 2501S cash 71 do b3 31 Ey do 10 71 do b3 313) 175 do u {25 Farmers’ Trust b6 353475 do 3 vd 2% © do b3 35% 225 = do cash 71 % = do cash 35% 50 do cash Th wo do cat 34% do bg 71 2% Canton Co ba 43 0 do baw 71. % do ash 43, 150 do 210 7! % do DiS 43/6 100 do cash 7! a Long fat RR on We By ge uae ; cas cas % do. b374 25 Mohawk RR #10 60g w® do 33 " Sales of Stocks at Boston. Mar 2.—87 Western Railroad 103}; 50 Eastern Railroad 11 do 76; 10 Mer- 915 Wilmington 130 bo 2m Asuxs—Potsare in limited demand, and sell as wanted at $4. Pearls are sees 4 at $4 50. There is very little Brerswax—Prime Yellow is held at 30. The demand » but the fe 600 bale: t instant, the We continue our quota- zai, eae oe ie Sout! ene meldridoes ve & a Fort rs he "ese Watchman, ‘8m “Smith; ‘Ric Clarendon, Ames, NewYork. ‘on shee om New Orleans Cyclops, from. nae Id Cairo, Milde: end Colurabus; Cofhs, Rew Origauns nor Mop le; Amazon, oe ue and a mkt: an, aes ja Bele eS PstiGe. None Stet ied mayras John Cooley & Co, fe, NYork. Sailed, wi wart" betean Rocker’ Lawton, Oesas Mesy ocantown fi Avril: 29— Arr Sophronia, for Thomaston-has been on. Tuc per hour. ‘uM Sophron Wannen, (Abr a Are Win Henry with her out Pruaorsty ae 2-Cld Rammohun Orleans; Rol and ‘Atamahe, oa Hoasay Slice lena, Spark: P ice, Norwich, Ct; * ito Sharoaska: B dywine, Stephenson, Newark, NJ; M fe Bactimonr, May 2—Arr Emma, Cole, NYork. XANDRIA, May 1—Arr Fo: 1st, Favorite, (Br) Maners Went Indi Ricumonn, May 1—Arr May, Dennis, Eastport; Somers, aud Jas Sainuel, Soinets, Non Std ndw i April 20—Arr Tower, Leslie, 8¢ J Region? a "Anew. Gre y, Dukehat, Nasa, NP; Williams, NOrleans; a Fl pnp tey’ New Ornueans, Api wn Tern en By Last Night's Southern Mail. P May 3—Relow, Commerce, Pink NOtleana, Chik, Nekersoa Sun, Ryder, Bost Uplands § Florida. Mobile & N. Orleans. Inferior wee AP aad 5 a 5} a5: 6h ad as Gh a 6 a 6 6F a 6 a 6; 6} a 6: a 6 T az. a7 ies a a ta 9} a Of Sales for tho week 6600 bales.— Freights—To Liverpool, dull at one farthing; to Havre, dull at three-buarters cent. Har—Common qualities of North River bale we quote at35 a 40c. The demand is principally for shipment Tonacco—The demand for this article is fis and sales of Kentucky have been made at 2jc for on, and 6c Bid ‘Manufactured is active, and have been at 6c for Cavendish, and other kinds. Stock in the Inspection Warehouse the Ist instant :— Ky. Va. An N.C. Md. Total thd. bo hhds. Onhand, April 1 + +8600 Me 3868 Received since., + 299 62 . 350 3898 311 9 4218 Delivered in April... .... 536 Ae te 555 Onhand,May1........9902 992 9 3603 Wnusxxy—Drudgo Casks wo atill quote a Western aud Prison bbls at 22jc a 23%. There Died. On Saturday, 3d instant, after a long and painful sick- ness, WitttaM ALrrns, aged twenty-nine. The fi nds and acquaintances of the deceased, sub- scribers to the Philharmonie Society, and the musical | Reavaerrg: are invited to a: armonic Society in paying the last tribute jist the members of the Phil- of resped@t to their departed brother, at the Society’s rooms, Apollo Saloon, on Tuesday morning next, at 10 o’clock. 3t Passe rs Arrived. New Ortrans—Ship Caledonia Brander—Mr Hayden, and 27 in the st ‘Josor—Barque Texidor—J Bohe. Importatic Livenroou—$hi yet ison 158 tone pi, jron 8 Con 12g do coal 0 sack sat Sara Thom iat aR Fad Mincy & soto Hy Winkley— Godan keris Jacksor 0 W Harris3. Bluse Simard John Gihon—6 Cameron & Brand—15, Saeon Sewer ot 12 Coo) LY Kgish 1 jonos--Barque Texidor—c2 sugar molas- *.B De Forest—3 puns bay water 9 bbis potatoes 1 bag coffee 1ibl sugar J de Ri NscrirarBrie Metjelen tt logs * fate fe Spottrd f “102 pe Owen—23 cs segars J Mathews, Domestic Importations. Howland Aspinyallo do tobacco bo Holt con o54 bla de 182 raw teat ok bh io Holt je A bales wool 28 hides Hotrod ook N Nelion & ‘ Kooi Qrant— 207 bble molasses 81 Be ao bus D&A Ki ett—T0 bs jes cotton Barst ow, Bove land—108 bales 18hhds tobacco Davis, tea BS & co—l19. Trvin—60 lard to order. sid & oo bales cotton Atwater & Mi Mills & co—63 H beeen 'Neluon ote ivera—11 do 1 bbl bay water to master. cedar 134 tes 23 bbls ho- 31hhds molasses _46 tons Tileston & co—102 pcs mahogany 1 box Holt & New Ontrans—Ship Caledonia Homesite ee oot 4 bbe casks: ham & —22 do lard 5 ke mento aos Wilbur & Scotti bbl fee ce ‘ooley—137 E D Moi Brooks & co—242 bbls wheat 22 do seed J Draper-582 bbls flour 3 hhds tobacco. 43 skins 1574 kegs St Marxs—Brig Samson—2 bxs Perkin: 9 Hoy th Pann Clark, Ps lee & armelee § MARITIME HERALD. | Shipmasters and Agent: to Romert Suvey, C ta No Be the shipping left at the ort ‘whence they 5 they may wil Rewspapers or ne have. dents, at home o1 this office any mai spok Te Pg al list of their cargo—and an Agents and also confer a favor by ¢ intelligence they may receive. We shall esteem it a favor if Captains of V _ eit give e port = they salled-—the’ yy foreign pon- PORT OF NEW YORK, MA 3 MOON RISK! IGH WATER. Cleared. wei SUN Se Pendleton Cl Charleston —| ilchrist, son, Moni Mobile, Sturges & Clearman. Arrived. ee Denison, Post, 31 da {ran Live 7e with deg, to orden Deca, Barque Pai . Kinney, gcllons molasses to Spofford, vi an brig Maguolia, bound <n it r.’ Brig U sr New York on the 16th Ay Ru Jon 74 14, saw brig Belle, Myers, hence oe NC. for Wilmington, NC. West, Walsh, Bi Samson, Stark, fro with cotton, to E. D. Hurlbut & Co. luuter, to New Haven. indse, to mast wesc ihn We 4, Dixon, from Virginia. “4 Schr Fran, Snow, 6 days from ‘Thomaston, Wesley master. M erent Be Rt che ste alt tak ION lon ain Warmouth, both masts. and bowsprit gone it 10 pera on board-appeared to Lav tone, f or for the fahing and coasting business. ‘Whalemon. Arrat Warren 2th ult, Sarah, Martin, Boston, tc Ying 30th, Philip Tabb, Webby’ NW Coast vin Rio ‘bbls wh oil and 20,000 Tbs bon Seek acterthe, ‘from Bal 2, 0 iy Hgok-by tot brat 3. Bo Darldoos, Betetons Troe Phi nei Tee Boston, ‘1 at he. Sea Hawes? ws 12—In port, Cer starlon Matanzas, tune, Gladden, tor ti mores Morni Mavernia Ever agent, April phia. reerd Cha rte jenodiet,’ deta fuvabas Cake gy Pole. Avril Ap tees veel; Kanne pon Lerner, 4 Tolandy 4 Meeaituat it Buaale, Venes, ck tron. Home Ports, jay iso B, it role Bake mee 8 4 rag Mi ‘ Mert ie. ‘4 tn et Pe | a May sii 4 jon rena, Nesmith & Ow john: sn Itimore, W W De F lo, Foster & Nickerson; Monhega Barque Texidor, Mdays fr Jobos, PR. tod de Rivers aftr rigs ‘Armand, Ames; Nort to sail next day for Ne Pork 11 days from Neuvitas, ited States of Lg aa illow, Lawrence, 14 days from St, Marks, with 467 bales cotton and 12 boxes mdse to Ne m St. Marks, and 14 days mouth, Wal ees, dis er, Wty erie or Penton, 2 *Rcsaav, NP. no teehee mes es Fewer, NYork. poets i ch Bee C) th fours Waa ate HK Ys. it Dunean, sins ti Denhep | & Dieta; 3s Hogarth, Rea —Brigs igstou, ‘Corde L’Orient, Knee, tego Bay, ia ‘orest ‘dger & Peck; Oseeola, Churchill, Plymouth, eerpoker, Jacmel, J. Elwell Uo; Pacific, & Van Bergen; Empire, Clarke, St. Hibs van Gilder, Wilmington, NC. N.L. Coz Delaware, Farren, Beaufort, Nz Wim Burke, edden, Htichmoud, N. L; MeCready & C: nay Clinvon Cran mer, do, son; Alexandria, Lewis, Alexandria; Bedell, al Novfolk: Milter ole, Baltimore; Lad Washingt ton, Ste George, Birds Shawmut, Fa and Martha War. fon beast Philadel Phin Page, « Chamberlain, and as Marsal vo, Bostou, tions innson, \e President Trsbee, New Havens Alar bonne fea emia re: with mdse 16 days from New Orleans, sugar, |, Cole, th Ber from soon “gf 20d ult, 30. alma 38 days from Madeira, with 4100 qtls st i int wines Bi i John H. Stephens, Hall, 12 days from Sagua Ia Grande, uba, with 262 hhds molasses toJohn Al. Stephens; 20 do Spofford &'Tileston, Left brigs Alfved Hammond, for. Boston, & dase Exchange, just arrived, to load for ton—only Americans.— ke, no'date, lat 35 30, lon 75.90, schr Ceres, of Bath, hence from Key is Nike Belly (oF Keninebunk). 25 days from Attak with live oak, to oe . Hoye Left ches Kdelade, aud Elo da, for New York, Cape Florida, passed’ brig Ed burgh, of Those, ‘est, phi Harvie A. Sidays from Washington, NC. with cotton, &e. to Cook & Taylor Schr Sea, Hart, 4 days from Ri | with flour, ke. to J. mo First Consul, Downey, from Richmond, with mdse, to miele “Margaret Ann, Hammond, from Richmond, with coal, with mdse, to iamast. from Philadelphia, with coal, to Schr Geo. Washington, from Philadelphia, with coal—bound me hr Vesper, Baker, 48 hours from Norfolk, with com and conten wd “H iltoms. Schr A. Hs Lawrence, from Baltimore, wren Cae Behr B. Coffee, Van Tyrant, master. Schr Rebecca & Abigail, Tomlin, from Philadelphia, with Yin: Sam! C. Abbott, Wood, and Ca- with lime, to "Schr ‘Richmond, Cushman, from New Bedford, with oil, to in fog li paves party fl full’ have keun hendcs ‘O—At Castine, Me. 25th ult. scht Saml Noyes, 100 0 fit for wha- Janeiro,with miles SE of ye day—by the same, eaten Sampson, Earope; Nep- n shen, Swrecteer, for Sagus, to load In port, York, ley, Pe Bur- Arr Tamoree, Hoxie, NYork. Cld Pem- javana. Ponce; Milli- Baca, Ma for my A Norfolh Arboreer, Philadelphia , Thdtmpson, New Orleans; ik, Hayman, cola; Laskin, Churbagh; Rave or Siar ee Iphia; Si Jower, on Cay Vermcan eae Rriend, un York Rixer Ci Souk and heake 300 le, Matanzas, retumed Roy, Cutts, ‘Corson; H Fuller, Fulle otto, Fournier, Provi= ‘rest, Jaques, Newburyport. Sld Constitution, n, Westbrook, Cuba. ba ay A ich Manan, Ellery, Now York; Mauran, NOu my, Providence. '$ MeKim, Lewis, Galves- NYork eR: Glace (br) Aldrich, Li- ji Cole, NYork. cid Dizeet, Bi Frances, Cot ii New lowel NHaven; Henry Lee, uan de los Alert, Dra- 4 from onthe night ofthe 29th REWARD—& oan Oath be pai Fulton atreet, New York, to m4 It*ec it oe ee & sth INTERS, No.1 ‘BU ING SLIP, New York MINIATURE PAINTING. m4 It¥ec A. MeDOUGALL bas removed from Ni J. 29 306 Brosdway, fourth house above si OTICE—MR. CLARKE. has removed } IN Giiice ron ho Broadway to 8954 Duane st, Broadway, where he white and colored, of juane street uncurrent money bought and exchan; my4 Im*ec to provid testant h Ip both pice see Reais Ape lat, Park Place ARENNE & CO., Ce f Br \dway, BD sac Gent Set Come Bendy, make a immer ing received from i. the last arrival, an el w articles, and Gipsy nts for the sale of new and popular wor! insure each man over his oe [Aged given them; they wi wi ting to that by ae wilt $1,000 a opportunity of clearin year, ‘an thee yy iit have his district. Tt Every man wil t least £0 obtain a good fitin eriveiaes kent if ve his distri hem 20 ANTED—For one of the most extensive Publishing houses in the United States, a few sere young , me men to act as ™o1 it will ce necessary for ate Ae at sum, for it is the object of the alject No Publishers to establish ood agents, atid give them such a chance as no one else can offer t or full particulars ‘apply to 424 Broadway, at Hall’s office. ‘ “S| fate 4 ‘oung Man, aged 23, and ac y itt an) hisHivass abies Clack, Aveisat bone biniee which he eda be of serve ths en fair business hand and under: writes, respectable customed to Loni orin ployer. He ping. Un- exceptionable reference given. ‘Address € C.W., at beep & ater tle, 38, William street. TY, revpoctabie bipey oe bermai ada a cin Washingand ironing, ‘Thebes en.” Apply at. No. tween Fiowston ‘and Bleecker, on the second floor. were ‘Women want situations in one undress, and the other T as tol street, JONSIGNEES py ship John Ci iow og 8, from will please sen ir Ltd ey foot | er to the office of the subscribers. five days must of necessity be sent to ef store. ml Stre [Use Brack of Galway Sarge of barque Victoria, cousicing of large size sale by pected shortly to arrive, and for ee rE « BRO 230 lw No, 65 and Liverpool, Dover street, not permitted in 6 south street, comer Maiden Lane. Marble, the blocks, ex OKs, 67_Nassau street. OLD CLO’! OLD CLO’! OLD CLO”? HE CY ue aged pays the highest prices T for Second Hand Clothing. repaired and cleaned i ph Mai Nana see SEO. LEVIE. a2i Im*re NEW YORK, Amilai, HE, UNDERSIGNED announce othe bls and fart cs, that from th med ta assoctation Under the mame of DELACH AUS S SIRIRES cor the wade of Importation of watches, and that | association uns Tesi nt manufacturers eve! Movements. A. Delachaux—H. Maire. TO MERCHANTS VISITING NEW YORK C D. M. PEYSER, ry JOHN STRE) (BETWEEN WIbLIAM, AND IMPORTER aH GERMAN AND FR. ‘ANCY GOODS, Offers for sale, by the ial or to suit customers, WORSTEDS. this said day they have on hand and shall Lach ponde: imran Te ramining Che for Embroidery, French and German Canvas Worsted, Imitation of sold, 0} ea widths, EEDLES. Embroidery Needles, Steels Wooden, lv bone itsing an pad Crochet . DERIES, All kinds of Lua | Ottomans, &e. NCY GOODS. ‘rimmings, Head Ornaments, German Ri i of D'stcks, GES. Fringes, Cords, Gimps, £15 St&W3m*re from mn their cor; very, dexcription LACHAUR & MATE jo. 127 Fulton street, N.Y, azz Paes 1845. from ITY. ET, ASSAU STREETS, ) ENCH at the most Zephyr, German, and Tapiageric Chine and Ombre Worsted Floss, Twisted, Plain and Shadea Silks, in Sticks and Spools, le. Berlin palnstiny Fatterms, n most splendid selection. of Cotton, ilk, and Silk, Silver and Ds. Gold, Silver, Booed, and ¢ Glass Beads and Bugles. orn Eb Ebony, and Whale- jeedles. aod fished ae as Suspenders, Shoes All kinds of Paris Faney Goods, such as Purses and Purse Bracelets, Hair re Combs, ecklaces, Bi Tinsel Cords, and Si ‘pation Teasels, FRENCH MILITARY “PRIME Wire Goods, yfuch as Baskets, ‘Watch Holders, &e. &¢ Willow fot: t sempaae Work tte and Oiled Silks, aie colors, the best French. ‘Tans all colors and qualities, im- grted and domestie’ (of his own manufacture.) ths and patterns. Also, beautiful different widths, wie we will sell at ver MANTILL Silk Mat RIGOLE’ med with Lace. colored Silk Mantillnss do Chan, pe inc Excr black and colored; do Mateaux; do do Shawls. Be do Scart White lide red Muslin Mantillas. wis) with, colors; do do Scar pl India Shawls, of ev "he ny des BEER’ & CO. 380 Bi PATENTS, ptt ye Drawings may be litho, 4 Tuventors would fir AY i call vention t the usually paid for duplicates. Delete’ usually paid for duplicates, 128 Fulton street, N. TO CANADA SHIPPE HE UNDERSIGNED als im*m money tothe shippers. For furth TINGS FRENCH CURTAIN LACES AND MU. KE RY: ree ben alarge assortment of handsome Curtain ibroidered Lace, of splendid patterns and ription; Barage, er Shawls TIONS, AND IN phed without additional te nd jt much to their advantage to bscriber, and obtain hundreds of copies of their in- prepared to receive woods at thi rt, and transmit the same to Canada, for the benefit drawback. "He will attend to the ne y Custom House bi ness here and elsewhere on the routes, and return the debeu SLINS. ices. Also, SC. and roadway ‘ON WARRANTED to and cold, and not to melt or so defect in Preservers m Also, a general assortment of in the seams, a9 Imisre No. 10 Wall st. LIFE PRI VERS, OF GOODYEAR’S PATENT GUM ELASTIC eae i and the greatest extremes of heat jade of the common rubber preparation. )— 0 manufactured. under the (the great LMOND, Windsor F, Rose, Variegated, and eve tion of Fancy 80 f and Toilet ‘ud Pomatums oe the fi jon of Perfumery it in very : Scarfs, Suspenders, Silk Ke, Tneir assortment of the with much care and attention, but the most extensive assortment to be bona i r. Subscribers devote Tata to the mam tlemen’s Linen and Muslin Shirts. them are = jatar the the form of the idee om 2 farabiiy. nly fort rein ne ei pam te modern built fast ‘with ‘Mteben edie edloininge two parlors with galore XJ Cy and aj EA invest, orto B. lew above patent. For sale, wholes age EORGE BEECHE ald Im*re 100 Broadway, between Pine and ea sts. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. A Water, Fethe oe beautifal style of fancy bottles. great variet: t quality, with every de- leary Sharir’ Boa, the most exquisite Soap Tt makes a perfect cream lather, which does not Washing Soap, of excellent quality, Patent | eel eee ation, Soa wed ay pt fGeaaleat the de- pot of JONSON, V & FOWLER, No. 3 Court fant + next door to the al7im*m ‘w National H. GENTLEMEN’S SPRING FASITIONS. HE SUBSCRIBERS have reoeived by late arrivals, from A thir Agents in Paris and London, their ass tof rich Cravats, Ik Under tring, © article manfaetaed by reel ame ts ae ses, Mi os will be the te, en ef scree ° en PARSELLS & AGATE. EN, a Ae a tre of theit celebrated atid onda cori of Pak Pee. ry descrip- wm of Gens Iwo story. house folding doors = Ay! rooms above. sand willbe lee low, gant LONG ISLAND & ae EVERY MORNING AT TEN | tari Depot at Brooklyn—Sundays excepted. COURSE CENTREVILLE TROTTING ( pow ISLAND RAL tween Lady Sut at3 o'clock, P.M. Heny, at? dsiock P.M, Tor the Of the race. Fare 25 cents each wi DAY LINE TO BOSTON. ROAD.—Great Trotting Match bee ffolk and Americus, on Monday, Cars will leave the Railroad yurse, and return at a lose m32t8&M*rh CONTINUED. SUCCESS rand Opera ery halfpast 7 o'clock. AMUSEMENTS. MONDAY EVENING, May ir. Frazer; Devilshoft Me ‘Seguin; Arline, Mrs. BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. aa = NEW OPERA. Hay aha be e TAT i for the Stet ie ite course of the O) peyote and Miss Julia Tarn- boone, M © 3 EF jer, 75 ey sd BAMBOOZLI. ily, Miss Clara E! ers, ® Cents—Pi }oors open itt 7 o’ Yelock, and the Curtain will rise precisely at APOLLO ROOM: MESSRS. GERMON, NG ISLAND RAIL, londay, 5th instant, the he will JAMES VIRTUE ent aa GARDENER AND-FLORIST. rect and Sth Avente—has ou hand, Afianth ds of ornamental trees, suitable for streets or Pleasure groun a great variety of the choicest Shrubs, Herbacic Plants, &e. &c., best adapted for city gardens, Greenhouse Plants, &c., in great variety. A.quantity of superb Fruit Bearing Vines. Gardens laid out and kept by the season. al kinds of Garden orders left at the corner of Broadw: ad the store of Messrs. Thorburn & Co., 3 ona street, will be all 30 Steod* re punctually attended to. PARE REDUCED FS BoFTON ON THE eat Gta and after ‘ork done on el mom pene terms. full: 7 Peprettul f ment for a MONDAY AND TUESDAY. ADMISSION TWENTY: in FIVE E OR! ETHIOPEAN si SLENaDE RS, STANWOO! PELHAM AND WA angounce to the Ladies end Gun they have made arrangeme hort time, and will 8, 410 BROADWAY. OP stl HARRINGTON, emen of New for the above establish- m3 lw#re ONCE RT, ON MONDAY EVENING, M. AY 5th, ‘The entertainment consisting of Songs, Gi Choruses, Comic Sayings, &e., accom) TO FLORISTS AND GARDENERS. TOLET—A GREEN HOUSE, @ feet long and six ment in ‘the dwelling. Beowo tare tapetin: eet wii tae eae resent $18, lots of xroun N. and without $75—quarterly in advance. Enquire at 125th street an wee a block and a half of the Place. Omnibus run from Broadw: Astor House, head of Barclay street. of the hours ‘of Jeaving. Fare one riage. Application to be made at the Pavil tions left at the stor of ‘TURNER & HAYD street, or at SPRING & WALKER’, No. % will receive attention. m3 lw*re MONEY LENT. THE Subscriber hay removed to 423 Pearl, cor- ner of Rose street, where he Somnus to loan money on any amount ou dry. ood ver watches, plate, jewelry, diamonds, furniture, wearing apparel, auideve Tr Lineal reecteoeen 423 Pearl, corner of Rose street. .—Persons yay be received in the private office by ring- ing Bae ‘bell at the half door. a30 Im*re MONEY TO LEND. A Sth avenue. ‘The Harlem Cars stop to the Pavilion, starting from the e notice wi ing, rye of desert ae a is BRAHAM J J. JAC KSON, Pawn Broker, 58 Reade street, ied with the ecordcon, Banjo, ‘Washington. (Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasurvaton, May 2, 1846. Delay in the Consular Appomtments—Reasons Therefor—Applicants for Havana and Havre— Cave Johnson and the Contractors—Coleman’s Catering—Naval Orders, Promotions, &¢. §c. 1 have been informed that the delay which has occurred.in the appointment of foreign Consuls, to succeed those now holding office, and which delay has been very much to the chagrin of the about one hundred applicants for each consulship, has arisen from the representations of Mr. Buchanan, who fears that if, as ithas been intended, a great number of these officers be removed ‘and replaced at once, and suddenly, it will be much to the detriment of the commerce of the nation. Whether this will be any satisfaction to the almost numberless applicants ‘or comer | Tambo,'and” Bone Castinets, in all of which they stand UNA: | Not, I cannot tell; but it is, I believe, the case. The hus, VALUED IN TH! p WORLD. ks dao, seventy odd disinterested individuals, who are so rs open at hal t7. Concert ‘at o'clock. very willing to serve their country abroad, as to be + | _Frout Seats reserve wae “ nate : Sit | desirous of accepting the small Consulship at Ha- HE EMIR OF one will give his first Grand Soiree of vans, must wait yet a considerable timer Mr. Experitnental Illustrative Lectures, enabracin 5, Philosophie. Campbell will not be removed for months, if at all. and Scientific devel ments in the extraordinary monies of | The legion, too, who desire Mr. Beasly’ to be re- treet, OF at MONDAY Beek ts Mt wy ape Foon ML she moved from Havre, and themselves appointed as a week, at Franklin Hall.’ Chathaun ie evening during the | -eward for their “ disinterested” exertions for the jo Miracles, Demouoly, Galvanism, Electricity and Ventrilo- panty, will be disappointed. angen. in 1—Ticke a Cave Johnson and Mr. Hobbie, the first Assistant ae aaaaTS ety ORATOR sae Postmaster General fave been n engaged all dey yes- rm tel jay ani jay in deci aris an T ST. PETER’S CHURCH, Benefi A td do Choak oo Stney ‘Bxcning May for the Benefit | explanations to Contractors, ortéctions; co." Tie os —— of Mr. an Mozart Hay city. each. a Cay ors oe cals , Ke., supported by che fea Pull ais will be duly published. ‘Tickets 50 cents: ae renise oF the FMende hn, m23t*rh. HIS ee, Paintin No. 449 Broadway. T be given fer- | of a perfect Gan coreg taser att ‘TITIAN’S VENUS in London it wi of one hundred thousand persons. the oer works of Art—unsurpassed in color and resemblance the day, and be Admission % cents—Season now on ex! n at the Gallery, ed by upwaré vie justly consideres It is tly lighted in the evening. iokets 30 cents. a29 Iwere rary Exhibit hibition, a very. 4—being a Lands with a wonder shi whom Mr. ion in London delightfal cflortor of BS when Is, gold and sil- char nor to tl riety may, be had, at reduced .—Mr. of his sprinter offers Entrance through the Book Store, where no. extensive Print Room, where Eugra prices. Colman, wishing to close up the Book Department OLMAN’S GALLE! “4 OF OIL PAINTINGS and Lite- y ros es —Just added to the Ex- G, Cole—in size about 6 ft. filled in have received the t, of London, berland, England, ‘which Sidney Coo} It was valued in the Ex- ‘his tae ‘been exhibi harge is made, ss of every ‘Gargains to purchasers. valent ths one of probably the most ted here in many "To see which, and about 200 Oil Paintings, 12 1-2 cents only is near Broadway, loans money, in large or small sums, as may: tre ibe required, on gold and silver watches, diamonds, silver plate, jewelry, dry goods, furniture, wearing apparel and merchandize, of every description. Im#re HAS. F. E SOLD, on Monday, May witl saddle beast; stands without ying, So ouly for want of use, Can o'clock A. M, on Monday. BANK OF SAVINGS, NOTICE. —This Institution Chambers street. = AMERICAN EXC: Polls will be open from 12 to 1 o'clock. B my4 ItawtoJi*re J. var ‘attersalls, ‘calico Mare, about 15 hands h eh, and 7 years old this Spring, and trots a mile d muiutes, and king in doyble or single harness, and fine Seen at the above place from 9 is now removed to No. New OTICE—The Stockholders of this Institu notified, that an lection for Councillors and Directors, jrll be held the Banking House on the sth day ‘of June next der, 'SRISK, Cashier. the public, that he dious roams, Nos. 15, 17 an formerly occupied by J. fitted w ones m, is the Sparring ally to give tastruction will likewise state th Sth, at the New mut any fault, m32teod*re Pe Rogers,) which have been thorou, ina fastidious. mm, whe in the noble Art of Self OTTIGNON’S GYMNASIUM OTTIGNON respectfully informs his friends and has recently taken 19 Canal street, near Bi anner that cann Connected wit we Mr. O. is always. pupils 107 Pupil perfect, after a course of instruction. ~ dare Fencing taught by an experienced Professor. zy Mr. 0. would d respect Ma: Bch, 1845. merly erred at ion are hereby | already on of o +) Can til Wot a relock, Pd Mr. Old Alms the Ist of May ‘Water Rents were due All person New York, May 2, 1845. OF THE CROTON AQUEDUCT BOARD, 7 «at of May inst ous using the water are expected to callat this ice and pay for the same without z ly Pay OF the ee CORRS. lery, corner of ‘and payairie ‘on | til further notice. . would also state that the Gymnasium sad Pistol Gal- Broadway and Chambers street, will be opea un- a9 In je CENTREVILLE TR President. r m3 3t re HE American Exchange Bank has this day dend of ‘Three (3) Per monthly from one to three hundred alztomyl0 J RE} MOVAL. m2 lw*rh EMOVAL. ENY & KAHN, ene of Artifici: moved from 73 Liberty street to 53 Nassa in2 lw*re EMOVAL, M JUST RECEIVED the Paris Bait of that extraordina the first day of its publicat any other work on French ceived, two volumes in advance of any other ‘Echo des Teuilletons, No. y. The thi sale at the office d’ m23t*rc or the Brigands of Mexico—a ‘The author has devoted wins rh 4 ORIGINAT, NEW YORK, / thousand cords first quality. Vi de Pine Wood, to be delivered M. 8. CARMAN, Secretary. OSEPH DUPRE, Importer of French F moved from No. 13 Old Ship to No. 103 William strect 1 Flowers, have re- street, up stairs. RS.CARROLL'S MH DICATED VAPOUR AND SUL- PHUR BATHS are removed from No. 325 Broadway to in th eo 1 Fulton street, weet of Broadway: Qnen from 6 o'clock in vag, Public the morning till 9 o'clock atnight. Sulphur Baths require one ic Display: hour's notice. m3 Im re i SPLENDID EDITION OF ahaa CONSU- LATE AND [PIR work, of which 15,000 copies were sold sales. surpassing three first volumes re- Beaver street. Pan ILL BE PUBLISHED, on Wednesday next, at 293 Broad- Harry Hess New Work, etitiod The Rival Tal nta some two or three month therefore something nice may be expected. PUBLICATIONS. pril 1845. Salar attri: Purse of $250, Two Mile Trottng Hi Goods, has re- Carm: N. Bae ‘Cars will Ie: Fare each way 25 cents, Centreville, May 4th, 1845. y 5 Heats in harness, for the conveyance of passe OTTING COURSE, L. L Suffolk. -% m, Say & Americus. ly after, a’ Match ‘for $100, “iw ‘Mile Heats to wa- b. g. James K, Polk. Ferry at 2 o’cloc m4 2t*ec R. EDGE respectful ments this season are E. will also add Allison’s or | N. B.—No Agents. blisher, and for y. He is now fully IS , FIREWORKS. informs the public that his arrange- ever prepared to furnish: with on the most extensive scale patres,, ae &e., Price from $20 to’ $. ate to ‘his di s this se: four. tre New Color, never before exhibited tthe publiona ih ‘armin nurple, Maroon and. \ vias eck wits plates and atlas | to any other Pyrotehnis. snp ares SAAC EDGE, Jr., Pyrotechnist, jersey City. me 3th TO BROOKLYN C ene beeen Water street, just been Tables, iron’Eag! any in this cone, + entrance 149 Fulton town calcul: “hie en hi lated for their ited up at the United Seates he bar of the Hotel,) with thive first rate beds—better Tables than eqgert Bassfonds old rogms in Ann street, ayers wear, Fulton, Marker, on the east side, will find the U. ccommodati himself to have it kept respectable. f je frames and marble BIL! DIABD PLAYE FERRY—A ve ‘or exercise only. large and commo- Defence,rand he is pupilsenjoy the reputation of being hg ost skill amateur sparrers inthe city. restling taught by Mr. WM. P| who will warrant any vho have for+ between the celebrated to and {rom the Coummer: JOE! ig rs ‘ONKLIN, Proprietor. 0, com and appropriate de- fi y neat Saloon has jotel (entrance on and down $8. Hotel ‘Saloon well he Proprietor pledges Contractors speak in very. high terms of Mr. John- son’s urbanity and attention, They have been so agreeably disappointed in their expectation of Sade ing him @ disagreeable, cross old curmudgeon, (that they are welling to acknowledge they have eo fore os im, Mr. Johnson will prove him- self an al endl officer, and earn mre ae Coleman, rae he National Hotel, had lamb and green peas, and fresh lobsters, and "strawberries and cream, all on his table at dinner to-day. What bet- ter catering can be required? The following orders have been issued by Mr. Bancroft, the Secretary of the Navy :— NAVAL ORDERS, MAY I. Commodore James Biddle, to comniand U. 8. East India nadron. ieut. Henry Moor, to Navy Yard at New York, for Ordnance duty. Surgeon W. A. W. Spotswood, to Vandalia. Surgeon H. Pinckney, to discharge the duty of Surgeon of Rendezvous, together with his own as Surgeon of Na- val Station i tag atin at Baltimore. Passed Midshipi ‘ownsend, to U.S. schoon- hy-e, as Acting Master. lingmaster Robert A. Cassin, to Navy Yard at Phila- Lphia. ‘hird Assistant Engineer M. M. Thompson, for duty in the office of Engineer in Chief. Licutenant F.S. Haggerty, detached from Coast {Sur- vey. Lieutenant R. Semm Assistant Surgeon John C. Spencer, Passed Mids! Rodgers, detached from ipmen John Guest, and Henry 8. steamer Poinsett, and leave three months. Surgeon D. S. Green and Midshipman B. F. Wells, de- fae from Vandalia. nter Francis Sagee, detached from Navy Yard at Phila felphia. Surgeon S. Sharp, leave renewed three months. Purser W. A. Bloodgood, leave from U. 8. steamer | Michigan for one month. Passed Midshipman R. D. Izard, furlough for 6 months from May 1, with permission to visit Europe. Midshipman George H. Hare, leave renewed, two months (sick.) ee A. H. Otis, leave renewed, one month (sick.) Surgeon J. F. Sickells, leave renewed, three months ‘sick. Saad McK. Buchanan, furlough till further orders. MOTION: arable to Stockholders on and Passed Midshipmen C. Van Alstine, A. G. Clary, and after Monday, ‘Pransiet Books will be closed from H. L. Chipman, to be Lieutenants, vice Lieutenants Sa- Bath Apr tooth By order, muel Lockhart and George M. Hooe, deceased; and Wm. a2 9 JJ. FISK, Cashier. r —— D. Hurst, dismissed. No OLICE Rati ‘at Proposals willbe received at = - Avroisrments. thc offer of the New York and Hloriera Hattneed Gone | _ PURSE $250—This qrear ‘Trot will positive oft (it ged tanees Mas eee Bore et a opens | oF weather) on Monday, M the x Pes UE MT tore | gokn ¥: Mason, jr. to bea purser, vice R. 8. Moore, deceased. Mees Sherman, to be an Assistant Surgeon, vice Wn. Pitt Canning, deceased. ‘Wm. Arnold, to be an Acting Gunner. Ri NED. Midshipman H. H. Harrison. ‘Wasuincton, May 2, 1845. Trial of Wilkes—A Verdict. The case of Dinsman, et al. vs. Wilkes, was sub- mitted to the jury last evening at 7 o’clock, and to- day, between 2 und 3 o’clock they retumed a verdict as follows :— In the case of Owen Roberts, the jury fully acquit Captain Wilkes. In the of case Dinsman, Wilkes is also justified in all acts, save that of imprisonment in a foreign port, and ne; lect, while there, of said men, and ‘and for plaintiff de- mages $500. In the case of Boal, $500 damages, on the same grounds. Another marine trial was brought up to-day. Pa- trick epee Gen. Henderson—the General hav- ing made Patrick work in his private garden, which Patrick thinks was not consistent is line of du- ty as a marine. Counsel for Patrick, Messrs. Wal- lack and Hobon, for the General Messrs, Bradley and Morfit. ‘The jury have just gone out, and the mail is just ae dey fina going, so that we are cutshort. We shall transmit nights of ven ands, | by, Ps cag eee ice 12'ge. 7] “ " 8, Which cannot fail to of interest to yor arlet Feather; or, ‘The Vouiue Chief of the Abenagries, ae M. DUMSDAY, Prufasorot ni, Singin ae Ae rae Grorée. 1 i Se. U raul, by. ii lg “- tlemen of New, York (at their residence) the above Instruments, ash Ke. in a very short time i his new Analyzing and Inductive Wasnixarto City, May Ist, 1845. fouls Kempton ryeter 5 moderate Although accustomed for many years to the grossest Also, a variety of other pul strc ae Walle Pre." | letter-writers and paragraphists in general, it has never the trade, All orders will fag ee die “wbimtre | Men my fate yet to be made the subject of a more witwe Broadway: tardly and unprovoked attack as that contained in a let- R. ZACHARIAH BEAR & rg) need L. WALL, for- merly of Philadelphia, have the pleasure wget the public that they have taken, the large and commodious esta- FOR SALE says Ewes lishment, 294 Pearl stret, and have fitted it ‘up under a new GRAND PIANO FORTE Hitch as o0e of the most pe t e Franque,” at a great expense, 3 ° most per- tention to Duis to merit HH Tease small ha A Rt the celebrated manufacture of ERARD. tn Paris, age. Asan Oyster Saloon and. Refectory, America du he winter sa different style from those which are of $1100, wh would cost if found. We pledge rourselves not to merit the public eh ‘We will open on next Thursday, the 6th. _ New York, May 2, 1 MBROSE. TACKEON, the Pedestrian, informs his friends m the Yorkshire- rankfort street, and has named it the atronage of the public, where they and refreshments of the best kind the most liberal terms. generally, that he has tal man’s SAT 0. trian Hall, and solicits the will find the news of the da Zeal hours, boarding, &e., all on ¢ Bell’s Life in London, and Spirit of the Times, ly taken at this establishasent. ive an article wi ich i been on hand one or twodays, as our aim will be to deserve and Ul and see. H’?Y AYA to announce to THIRION, MAILLARD & CO. REMOVED from No. (Hanover Square.) 96 to No. al2 Im*re it was imported disett ion Paris. he given music by the best ancient and ao em composers, valued at upwards of one hundred dollars. Aj MADAME eet ST, 400 Broadway. With 112 PEARL ¢ Piano, will be ter from one of your Washington correspondents, dated the 28t In that letter, Sir, (presuming the facetious designation of Count to be meant for me) your unknown lent seeks to produce the impression that Mr. ler, Jr., Capt. Shaw, and myself, did, while in a state of excitement, commit an unjust assault upon the person of a creole, from the Island of Cuba, which I pro- nounce, in the most emphatic language, an. infamous ‘and a wicked lie. ‘The occurrence alluded to by your cormacaaae in such perversity of spirit, took place at Coleman’s Hotel, m3 3t*re leman’s AZolian Ai Pedes- this improvement attac horisoneal Pianofortes. In regard to the durability of this will be regular N. &C. are stent to satisfy the most prejudiced lw*re czamination and experience warrant aera EN’S HEAD, t, (ad) OSEPH SMPTE ie af We ester, he has lease comforts for the inward man. "At IT o'clock there will alw any time during the day the allo dious epicure ‘Steaks—Mutton © pepe Neat Curlers Broad Lees Rarebits—Poached Exys—! Eggs—Frizzled Bacon Welsh dines—Cold Cuts—Cream 3%. will at all tines beep on hips the choicest rits, selected with that taste wine-bibber; Bottled Porter Da ccompanied with a pure Hay: na, all iw*ec ‘FAMILIES AND ae ny ONDON, lady Trrcesiion 26 Im*re ing the Franklin Hotel.) England, begs leave aap respectfully to inform his friends and the public, that above establishment, and fitted it up in a style second to none. He has also taken care to provide the creature be a sandwich ready, and at articles will be prepared served up ma style suitable to the palate of the most fasti- culiar to an old and experienced Cie, and a sparkling glass of Al- a ws aps ed on such terms and pricey as will square with the times. VISITING N business or pleasure, can be accommodated during their asant and desirable home, in the house of a here they will meet with Apartments with private tables BUREN Apne Euston Square, London. mosp! amet at their w: AZOLIAN HARPS NUnNes ¢ >LARK having purchased sarand vill ior be elite by. transi Te. ‘The most satisfactory warrantee is given i The public are invited to examin nd ‘an assortment of 6, psewood and mahogany cases. the Park, m2 6m*re Wines and Spi; amine his specimen: engaged the profe time, and those who wit Myo do well to,call soon Cases, Chemicals, ven in the of which will _ DAGUERREOTYPE *, TRACY has taken Rooms at No. 233 Broadway, up air, aceond floor, where he is executing ome ofthe inant he ir. T. is hay services of Art on moderate terms. PORTRAITS. a im this city, OLLARS. REE Those in want of beret Pictures are requested to call and ex- nounce that he has irgess, for a short Pictures in his peculiar beautiful style &e., always on hand, and instruc alt Im ec Li eng DEPOT, street, (over Te aT, s Jewel first Premiums, and two “hi y attention, | Boston, SCENT, Superb likenesses, of all si factory terms. pictures and apparatus ever ex MBE DAGUERRIAN GALLERY AND PHOTO- Broadway, A FRENCH CLASS FOR. YOUNG LADIE PADEMOISe LLE DE JANON hogs leave respectfully to bli that ae will ope on eh of May next, at half AVE inform her and French Clans for Young Laie ‘on pagt 9 o'clock at No, 211 Bleed VIEWS : Robert Burfor a surface of 10,000 square feet the Israelites, 60 feet square. the Bay of I FoR SALE—Three ape and the city of Rome, by w Zealand the sane st of canvass; and the Departure o| faintings are of a superior order of merit and in Kood condition, and may be had on. very to Mademoiselle de Janon. until the first of May, at No. | wasonable terms, on application to Pe see, on Pies “sap a sday mornings, from 9 to JAMES PAGE, half past 10 “clock, and aft at ser the first of Nay, every day. at No. | _m26t*ghz 101 Walnut st., 3.) oe aut o'clock. toe alt of the Lewson sation. employed in practical conver- aZitomBeod* ec FANCY PAPER AND PAPER BOXES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. BLISHERS, | Stationers, Bee Binders, Boxmakers, Trunkmakers, Di Pc h ; . Paper, are too well known. pe sled a es ee ee eran vane | Pee eee Chemical Whale Oil Soap, and the Ar He is constant ne fvsh, supplies of tiejal Manure, ich ax Sulphate of Ammonia, Sulphate of So. moroceo, of manufacturers: ert sce cy Goods to his Paper Box Manufact: alt isdawiw*ec and others, who use Fancy. Paper, will find it to their i fterest to. call and examine the (pola, silver and rs; all of Which he sells ah J also call the wl Hardware and other Fane “EO. J. KRAFT, 121 Fulton street, up stairs. 188 MADDE: York and its Mak ing establishmer and Summer Fashions, cons French n styles, 'y Milliners and Patterns at the shortest notice, fr riog ag to [ded at LF a ag: notice. All descrip ions of Bu Rove 2 ‘clean sty! ast re tly attended to, of and altered a? newest repeifalty ipforms the ladies of New her Milli street, is now open. ing of silk, cresse. y raw, brald and gimp Bonnets, of the newest Pari- don ‘ved aNded Jast steamer. cea ores with th the hoully Compou flannels, upholstery, and hi useful, and has been muc! ‘The Rat Poison, for ships k., proves the surest destro Printers, Paper da, Nitrate of Soda, 1 tions, apply personal to a2 dimeodis*ee rman marble, atte ry and Dress FO) ribbon, newest the latest im*m T wi HE SOCIAL, Aran ehcen a "fe elbrae Toes? steamers ply md a jculated to give sesh Hn fi my ee ite Fi my per antuin, $100, nel wd oe except PTB a het al wacher. native of France. Also » female, the teacher may be. bad tn ssn rendy for the Plain and Shaded, and chi Ik, Worsted and s° 0. or every Ally ‘The Bedbug Poison and Preventive, su The P: a "y LEWIS FE of ah. for Destroying ids, barns, hotels, warehouses, sia“ ER, 60 Maiden lane, E. LIPPOLD& CO " LLANE +f . NEO , = and Spools; Twist, of the latest styles. GOLD alg TAS. TOURER ro cy Kui a yee WEA Ens Long sempre ot Oreamenst oe pERROKA ED ATER, of Everlastin aris andall Koad of co) ‘AND TARGELS a cmetineem 0 tang | appt fem Beta Cole be the patent right for ‘Attachinent to the Piavotorte, 7 entire United States, (excepting Massachusetts,) announce to the public, that they are now prepared to supply Pianofortes with ler to attach the same to any modem for the bon othetenel posi and 7 Octave Piano- corner of hig 4 pplendid PANORAM Ie ie joths in Furs, a ensen » will be found extremely r, and will’ be applied for a small consideration, if suecessful, or none, if the contrary Fly Paper and Cockroach Poisou, as well as Mosquito full and specific direc. OW) Nie Cais, if O the ‘own importat ea ry he Package, or in lots to suit REE SERLIN ZEPHYR WORSTED AND GERMAN Best manner amy ost extensive assortment. Cotton, Linen, Silk, woes Gold and Silver, of all widths on Wednesday evening, the 23d instant, and not on the 256th, as stated by him. The two gentlemen who accom- panied me, as well as m: vself, had been quietly spending the evening with a family in the neighborhood, and on our way home, stop) ~ at Coleman's to refresh our- selves. ‘On entering the bar room, one of our party, Capt. Shaw, was accosted in a very familiar manner’ by a Spaniard, whom we all recognized at once as a person of disreputable character. The gentleman thus approached gave the intruder to understand, in the mildest and most inoffensive language, that his company was not desired. | From this moment the Spaniard became very offensive in his deportment, and personally abusive towards Captain Shaw, who, after bearing every manner of provocation with praise-worthy calmness and em sion, threat- ened to punish the intruder unless he desisted from his rtunities forthwith. At this, armed himself with a revolving pistol, and just as we were about to step into our carriage, 4 one more to provoke Capt. Shaw into a breach of the At this moment, and not till then, did I interfere between the —— and that only to prevent a collision, which, from the ness of the provocation, might have led to fatal resul is uch, sir, are the simple facts, out of which your correspondent has manufactured such a monstrous tissue of falsehood be absurdity. It was just such a riot as any man might have been entrapped into, no matter how retiring his habits—how pure his character, or se- date his deportment. As you are not answerable for the misrepresenations of designing correspondents, I trust to your impartiality and sense of justice for an early insertion of the above, and remain, Your very obedient servant, FITZGERALD TASISTRO. Philadelphia, (Correspondence of the Herald.} Parvaperraia, May 3d, 1845. The excitement occasioned by the war meeting in this city, has not subsided, and the factions are arrayed against each other in a decidedly warlike attitude. The idea of such a man as Thomas McCully disputing with Charles J. Ingersoll the post of chief officer of a meeting got up for the purpose of giving shape and form and tangibility tothe sentiments of our people upon the subject of our foreign relations, is supremely rediculous, and shows that the real object of the movement on the part ofhis sup- porters,was merely the manufacture of political capital. Not that dignified kind of capital which has for it object the success of a groat party ; but that paltry and pestilent capital which looks solely to personal advancement , which is made subservient to mere office begging, and which, from its extreme littloness, has heaped so much odinm upon the party politics of the day. People have heretofore condemned parties because they were unable to single out the hucksters who gave to oF a movements this peculiar characteristic. day, however, they had the opportunity of pats is~ tinction, so far as the democratic party is concerned, and are giving expression to their opinions in a way not to be in personal Uriwie i onder to advance tetr clafis to in pertonal wis in 01 r to advan eir 6 office have overl eeeeives and their downfall will be as si ow hag and im} nce was eir selfish: is play “Si popalerty im ye to his y, ennsylvania, may he exclaim, from ipecimen of the BanDSR, in whieh , they have cireaiy attempted to manage his interests, bs 4) me from my friends.” To Thomas McCully and clique, may be attributed the sole cause of the wena ts of nativeism in the first hey, ressiodal district. They persuaded they were their peculiar ents, loa mado m to carry out their selfish objects. From this abuse sprung a movement, which at length ripened into nativeism, just as the Carroll Hall dem: reism of a Heghes produced the native movement in New ‘ork. our, Southwark movement would not have peoteeal nativeism, nor would that faction have been | Secceseful,dut for the contianed of this dishonest