The New York Herald Newspaper, May 27, 1845, Page 3

$26 per the patchassr are on his subscription, be- Pp any bond bonds, i - fant to the act of lath May, 1849, shall be. entitled, 4 any time before the maturing of such bond et the same to an amount e ual to hie 8 ee tion for stock of this company ae eh nate ds oe et of other liens and incumbrances shall have bec. di. one bond: fhe new bonds shall have prio; 1 existing liens, and may be applied em peel of an Ta the purchase of materials, or sold ut not less In assigning any portion of these bonds for fulfilment of contract, it is expressly ravided that thore is not to be any recourse to the State in any event,which shall be endorsed upon the bonds, and the company shall deposit with the Comptroller a'sum sufticient to meet the annual interest on each bond, from the time of as- signment to thetime fixed for the completion of the Materials and money obtained in exchange for theso eet deen ee pane SEES case of non-payment of or st, the iil foreclose. z Comptroller w ‘Time for completing a le track Bis extended six whic h the company will be years ; on the completion of absolutely released trom the original lien of the state. _No for foreclosure can be held within oe months from and after the of this act, io bonds shall be issued until r location of road between Deposite and Binghampton, which location is restricted to the route by Ninevel: and Brook, pro- vided said route is prac’ le : amd the location between Shawagunk mountain and Deposite is in like. manner, restricted to the interior of Sullivan county, provided said route is practicable. The legislature has done every thing in its power to ensure the completion of this great and im portant work, and its success depends entirely upon the liberality, ke. of the capitalists itizens of this city. ‘Tye ‘times are favorable, capital clféap and plenty, res ouroes of every description abundant, and all that isnec essary is to apply the facilities we have at our command. te the construc- tion of a road that will do more to in’ srease the trade and prosperity of this city, than ten tir ges the expenditure in any other way possibly could. jt is estimated that the completion of this road, the p ayment of all outstand- ing debts, and the revival of t'pe old stock, will not require an outlay of more than seven millions five hun- dred thousand dollars. The Ey sie Railroad will be, when finished, four hundred and ni pety-four miles long, and for its length will be to the stockholders the cheapest road in the Union. A comp’ srison of the estimated cost with the roads of this Sto te and tbe Western road of Massachusetts, exhibits the , following result:— Cost or Rartroaps—Ne Mohawk and Hudson. w tba anp Massacnuserts. Utica and Schenectad tHe ae Syracuse and Utica... .. 2." 53 do 1,151,676 Auburn and Syracuse,. .., do "766,656 ‘Auburn and Rochester, do 1,796,342 Tonawanda . do "797,332 do 336,211 ‘Total miles, . . Ween Woteerr ace ao 826 Total cost, $8,264,674 road, Maseachume sa. 201 do 10,686,202 ‘Total mile rn) $18,050,876 +z>++++ 5 527 Total cost, $18,950,876 New York and? 50 Railroad, 494 Est. cost, ih: "7,600,000 Differ ance in length, _ Differencoin. MBs + 83. cost, less, $11,450,876 This is 4 very fair statement ofthe length and cost of thejroa” 4 running from Boston to Buffalo, and of the Erie road ’ sunging from New York to Lake Erie. It will be seer that the Erie Railroad is one hundred and sixty- ei" ght miles longer than the line of roads running from Albany to Buffalo, and the estimated cost is seven hun- dred and sixty four thousand dollars less. It is 293 miles ‘Tonger than the West Stockbridge, Western and Worcester roads, and estimated to cost $3,186,202 leas, even with the lien of the,State of 3 millions, the cost would be $186,202 less than the cost of the roads running from Boston to Albsny, a distance of only 201 miles. When the im- mense benefits this city would derive from the comple- tion of this road, are considered—when we look at the trifling cost, compared with similar works in other sec- tions of the country—whon we have so many evidences before our eyes of the productiveness of these works, even when completed, at great cost—we are astonished that the capitalists and merchants of this city, whose great'resources and enterprising character h: made this the commercial emporium ofthe Union, have suffer- ed other cities to get the start in improvements of this nature, and have rested so quietly amidst the efforts of rivals to attract our trade to other markets, by opening means of rapid communication with sections of the coun- try we have heretofore had the exclusive control of. The time has arrived when we must arouse ourselves, when corresponding efforts must be made, to retain our com: mercial supremacy, to those made by our neighbors to deprive us of it. We have the ‘means ; all that is neces- sary is a liberal and judicious use of them, in completing the works of inte:nal improvement, diverging;from this city, that have been commenced. The Erie Railroad, even in its present state, gives some idea of the produc- tiveness of the line when finished. ‘The receipts of the Company for the past three years, show a very steady increase from year to year : Ente Rartroap. ding Sep. 30, ’42, were $101,587 62 "30, 43, 122,722 70 “30, °44, 168,286 28 Of these amounts the parts derived from the Railroad proper, during each year, were as follow: Ast year ...., mre Sr, ada“, . The income on the Railroad during each year was made up as follows : Ist year from frei; " 3d 76,046 60 45,402 45 During the first year and three-fourths of the second, the length of the Railroad in use was 46 miles; for re- mainder of the time the line was open to Middletown, 53 miles. This increase is about thirty-three and-a third Percent. At this rate the receipts for the year ending September 30th, 1845, will be about two hundred and twenty thousand dollars, on only fifty three miles, or about one ninth part of the entire length. Estimating from this data, with the through freight and travel, the ¥r08s receipts of the road when éompleted should be at least two millions of dollars per annum. The gross re- ceipts of the line of roads from Albany to Buffalo last year were $1,317,926, the cost of the road# being $3,264,. 674. These receipts were principally from passengers, the income from the transportation of freight being very small. These roads pay large dividends; the Worcester, in Massachusetts, pays a large per cent.,and the Wes- tern, notwithstanding the immense cost, could—if the directors deemed it good policy to do so—pay six per cent perannum. Is it possible in the face of these facts to suppose that the Erie Railroad, running through a rich and populous country, connecting this city with the inexhaustible coal mines of Northern Pennsylvania, and with the most important of the great Inkes of the west, opening to the whole western country the greatest mar- ket in the Union for the products of that section through- out the year, would not be ina short time the most pro- fitable and productive works of the kind on this conti- nent? Take up'the map of this State, and trace the route contemplated for this road, and it will be found very dif- ficult to resist the conviction that of all sections of the country requiring means of communication with markets that is the most important. The southern tier of counties, of this State and the northern tier of counties in Pennsyl- vania, &re immensely rich in resources, only requiring facilities to develope and bring them out. The Erie Canal ‘and the northern line of railroads have built ,up cities along their length, and it it reasonable to anticipate the same improvements along the line of the Erie Railroad. Let subscription books forthe stock of this road be placed in the hands of gentlemen feeling a deep interest in its completion, who will persevere in the cause until success crowns their efforts, whose standing in the com. munity is a guaranty that every effort will be made to ensure the construction of the work; of gentlemen who can go to a capitalist and say, “1 have subscribed for so many hundred shares,how many hundred will you take?” Subsoription books in the hands of gentlemen whose ox- ample in subscribing largely will have great weight,with others, will soon be filled, and the completion of the work ensured. We have taken up this subject at this moment ‘on account of the vast importance of the enterprise, and the necessity of arousing the public mind while the times are propitious. If the present moment is suffered to pass, without securing the means to complete the road, we fear the whole will goto wreck and ruin, and the trade of the western country be steadily attracted toother markets, and,the position we have so long sustained be gradually weakened, If our capitalists do not step forward in this emergen- cy, and subscribe to the stock necessary to secure the construction of this road, we shall be compelled to call upon the capitalists of New England for their aid in car. rying out this enterprise. They have no sectional feel, ings; (heir funds are freely used to advance work of in. tornal improvement, showing the remotest probability of being productive. They already have large investments in all the important railroads of the country, They have not only built all their own roads without any foreign aid, but are deeply interested in all the railroads of this State, and are the principal owners of the ,Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, one of the most costly, and must be eventually, ono of the most productive roads in the country. They invariably carry through every work of internal improvement they take fiold of, and overy pro- fiteble road in operation thoy make large investments in Many of the roads built in New Englend in any other Gross ye'pts for year New England States, the stock goes to par in the marke: and usually an advance is realized by the original hold- ers before the road is completed. As a dernier resort, we must call upon the Eastern capitalists to come and build our Erie Railroad, but we yet have some faith in the pa triotism of our own citizens,and trust they will finish this Jem of this State, but under their management every one is productive, and all—with one exception—have de- clared good dividends. The first moment a charter for @ railroad is obtained from any of the legislatures of the UBSCHIPTIONS in nid of the Emigrant Passengers wreck: eels ian eoaaat Meta os Po A statement of the cir: attending this occurreece, is Pes ee ae the orang fi distress of of mar issio PRIM e ic, . OR THE veresy oH hi bo Na by Hydro- Eee, Michiel Soe ary weno, OY aaa Vincent Priessnitz, of Graefenbergh, a safe, natural and tried remedy for disorders incidental to the human fr ty Here are a 1 frauds, k 5 to all i important rah yotrar external aid. 5 sie natural curative, ‘within the each and undergan " os tock Exchange. . Reader, fail not to'st to practise this glorious « 951000 US, we Tit 100chas Meveie Cal pgo ge | £0¥e#¥, Which God and Natare have sent for Zour prgaervation; 000 40" cotipon TMG ee eee ores Ca $7, | imit you will find a treasure, he Scholar of ca, 1000 U 8510 59 gle (ON, ReneS K peof¢ mingled with pleasure.” New York, published and sold at BONY Satcos, ce tunis 20 Haslem Hi ts WO tieeo teamaradhanasaiberdhasiompn nyo 06's, 98 bio ~ a5 7H 10 do" 19 5888 100 Nor Wore RR”? 7h TEETH? TEETH! TEETH! mo do ot Be cs WONDERFUL IMPROVE VENTS. 2000 IN. Canal bis, 60" H's 100 do se APR BROWN, DENTIST. 4000 Kentucky G's’ 101” 200 Reading RR. 49 AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT, fiat Hh Me Resiis ug0 aig | N12; 2004 BROADWAY, thre doors above” Chambers 10000 Penn'a.5's fa ae street, Next te Ntewart’s new building, continues to insert : 3 Pe ea pee 42 | Premium Artificial Teeth, froin one to 4’ whole set, on the 108 tina bonds” ay Moby fax | Scientific Principles of Atmospheric Pressure, Also, his cele £8 shas Vicksburg G3 100 Erie RR ra ina WHITE CEMENT, a a es 0 Utica RR 132" | for filling decayed teeth, aud. warranted ‘useful for mastication ete ty ay OEE SS | paring fom medical treatment, oer cau, efetually do, : y the highly recommen i ‘ Oat i x tdnta nm iS) in ome mint, pao eae Pech xr wt m3 do BS an0 "do 907135 | titan half the usual reel iy Seen ee 4 Nuesey RR Sad 100 do 1072 "| than any other Dentist in this city. References will be given to Second Board. Calling at No. 2003, Broad wage, newict! eulty in Cup oy DY $0 shas East Boston 14425 shas Stonington b90 544 | TO PUBLISHERS OF NEWSPAPERS. # do ihe 23 Mors Canal 31% | A MARRIED GENTLEMAN, who has had considera 25 Nor sed Wore ae _ ding hg Depammperionce, connected with the Editorial and Reporti 3 Nor anc ho a wo epartments of Newspapers, is desirous of entering into an en- 75 Stonington RR ‘Ss gagemeat—vither as associate Editor or Reporter—with the pro- Rie riecor of some well established daily journal in any city of the 4 noch: Baphanae- The advertiser is prepared to give the most satish api as Vicksburg Bk c 64 shasErieRR 380 90, | ferences as tg character, capacity, Se, Address GANTAD, i a a Fe Nos Fr Riries ne id at the office of this paper. eat m27 2t*jgb lo 3— 300 lo cm . 8 e Dba do e 71 SEGARS, of choice brands, andof avery su- 25 Kast Boston ea $i fee for sale by eT NY ae Te BO VS % im d 37 * ‘ t % do ‘Mn i G0 ‘do Da | Same a 50 L Island RR 7 2% Stonington RR cH LECTURES ON mee MEDICAL MAU- SONS OF TEMPERANCE. CABEPONIAN DIVISION, No.31, will celebrate its First 26th ene Anniversary on Wednesday the Elizabeth street Church near it7 P.M, precisely. Ai . W. PrCampbell, Rev. Peter Girdon. and will perform si Walker tos r, tO commence at ‘he Washington Brass Band i everal of their best pieces, ‘The Or eneral are respectfully invited to meet with us at Columbian fall, to join, in procession. resses, delivered by Broth ¢ Hon, P- M. Woodruff and Brother the D:, STRONG would announce to the public give a Course of Lectures upon the science of at the two followin thathe will f ‘ism Tuesday evening, a m square } St. Luke's, Buildings, comer of Hud rove. The object of these Lectures are to elicit trath, the science upon grown t will be out of reach of tans who so numerously. thrust themselves before us, ming attention totheir feats of false powers and deception. Various experiments will be tried in the course of these Lec- tures in applying Electricity in different forms to the magnet- laces, viz :—on evel commencing May 27th, atthe Franklin Hall, Chi every Friday evening il sou an red Tickets of admissior be had of f the i if % es wil x % Arrangerents—W. Forins 60 Dunne treet) Ac. MeNaugi | Admittance 2% cuts mil commence mecuey att lok Grant, 0 King street; G. Mitchell, 180 Mulberry street. | | PREPARED PHILADELPHIA PORTER. Grant, 80 Cliff street. mat ittre "| A LL those in want ofa geutine article of Porter, are req FIRE WORKS—FOURTH OF JULY! ORK LABORATOR' M NEW YOR! . BENNETT, 196 Front, street, two ret south of Ful- dito try the Philadelphia Port ed Gellent manaee fama aoe ce n m avor, and givesto ivan upbill tendency not generally possessed through 'y usual mode. of preparation. ‘This. recipe, is possessed * ton, The most extensive and brilliant assortment of | no other establishment in the United States. ‘T'o be had at No. Fireworks arg now gifered at the above place, consisting of | tobe Vesey street 25 ere * a 3 Hoe sy with wold bah! 4 OTICE—There will be a meeti f the Retail Grocers’ ‘f ¥ . low: louse, corner of way an loward stres Bore Par Fie stasis, gerpente, Pin Wheels, Grasshon- | sclock, Aull attendance ia desired, as there is unfinished busie Port Fires, Blue Ligh a Crackers, Double Headers, Fire hess of importance to transact. ‘ N. B, Wedo hereby respectfully invite all the retail Grocers Grckers, Canton Rockets, ke, fee, ieee ies ‘ ” Gatkiew & of the city to be pi it, as the business that is to be submitted airatty, merchants and dealers in yeneral are requested to | {tor thebeneitofall. ” CHESTER DIGGS: B. Committees for eity and country displays, military and | 28 dt¥ec Chairman. Redhgrememloned tiles wannantuocthesntaais taviee | TG, FERRIS, No- A Chines fa ic AN e materials having }. FE A 52 tham street, My ine been selected with the atin aoe Immatrie | Be Skee tea ane cotta street, reenectfil Duild- CLASSICAL aoe FOR GENERAL EDUCATION. NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND. ing operations next door, he is com Balous for aiew cays, Dus notice will New York, May 24th, 1845. Hed to close his Dining its opening. omen ones seem ”""W.H. DUFF,’A. M., Principal, WEI EET — (Otice is hereby given, that A This Intiaiion, so agreeabty dna quaint sicgated, the Board of Aldermen to ng gentlemen can obtain a thorout Mathe: ne matical, and Commercial Education, under able snd expe- | srererd are requented to present tows okbectons in wutinn we Fecreatign neu being asd ailing si eae gran (or | the undersigned, at his ofice No. 4 Hall. of Recortsy ay or be troduced ii order to turn to some profitable account a portion | £0re the 6th day of June next. Pe ee ae of the time usually wasted developments. language is general! ke the util, and the teacher, « French aye res at ft insti a my27 3t is 80. SPRING DRY GOODS FOR C ‘RADE P, FORREST & CO. ‘Wainsook, India Mull, Swiss, D of which will be sold low and well be ‘Yound attention of dealars. CLIREHUGH’S PATENT TRICOPHEROUS. ing. Pricopherous” is secured ch i ecured by Letters Patent, and thus prot ed, no one dare infringe the pateut right by using any of the edienta of which the genuine article is composed. "The rity of “Clirehugh’s ‘Frieopherous™ hes. tempted to call his preparation by the same uame, while, tlomen who hiave used it by mistake under the it was the geauine, have had their hair entirely destroy i i asto “C| fay ll being the es }, Maiden Lane; Alcott, Ki &C Laney Chama), Dragaist,, Kalton ‘street; Win. sorger of Johnand Brosdweyy 3 sa roadway. serve Clirehugh’s. Principal Office is 205 Brosdway, irs, where he may. be ‘in connected with the growth of hair, _ my27 3t*1 BARRY’S TRICOPHEROUS. HE TRICOPHEROUS, prepared by A. superseding every article market as a fonidness and gray tir, eradicating sur agd an the hair to grow on bald places, cat ry dering beni cf and gio. subsetiber to state to the public the high encomiums Teceiving from those who have tested ARRY, his store ater heard o! certain chased some two or three bottles and was the surprise of A. C, B., when ed the other day to thank his hajr, and to assure the subscriber that thing in his power to extend the tame of such a valuable ound, and by all means to refer auy one to him forthe tm what he had stat popularity is not ephemeral ofthe thousand and one essences, balms, bow that. he hed rrtion of his hair from the effects of fever, and havi the Triconherous asa remedy, ive mont stating him for the cor jete restoration 01 the hi every bottle ¢ 40 cents per bottle. Sold by A. C. ers a*ec me ated a ach ol lay, afford to thoxe en fa thim unusual edvantoges for phys Ee French | "re yoken by eae Whe balling cr etan tevin lent a uilding is 5] ‘10Us, a front of 150 feet, and the arrangements “ for the comfort of the Dil d other Muslins, all well worthy the my27 3th SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT OF THE U. 8. mitation of “The Tricopheraus for the huinan hair nat resent at tis a t sbi it vived by ye mp ition. ‘Observe, thar “Cifrehugh's Ihe popu this person ‘and gen- pression that lesale houses in the city viz , William strect; Hadley, Phelps & Co., Maid: ‘Wm. Milnor, B. Dodd, coruer of sh street consulted at all hours on the diseases TC. rentative if forcing Iris uly grate aks ie virtue of this ineat- mable article, in proof of which a Southern gentleman called lost the ‘ he was anxious to as- ere really was any virtue in the article, He pur- . it ‘the identical wentlemman call: Would do every like that c., Which rise and sink every Tear. ¥ ‘ ‘The, Tricgpherour will unquestionsbly cure all diseases of rely lead to the sale of Broad. WANTED-—A light, two seated, one horse Rockag ‘Street Commissioner's Office, 3 lay 26th, 1845 NURSE WANTED. AN unexceptionable English or American woman wanted, to take charge of children. Apply at No. 12 Market street, be- i m26 1wis ec s an experience of fen years su |. Further tween the hours of 10 and 12 o’clock. lw*ec cai be obtained from W. H. DUR, at. New Brigh- , : - Hea ACKET SHIP SHERIDAN, for Liverpool —Paseengers Gok store of Messrs. FOE, LOCK WO | aoe ee aoe eee reac les, at Whitehall, this o'clock, at which time the ship will ax ith instant, at 12 Letter Bags will close at the usual places, at 1134 o'clock. m2ec Hesutlizeet from London Per Bi ni arrivals, wutiful assortment of embroidered goods, consisting of new yle and Reviere Robes, Chemisettes, Collars, REMOVAL. Sleeves, Infant Dresses) Kc. Alsqra fall assort, ent of Bershaut The Public is not id that the Bites fet the sale of SCHENCK’S PULMONIC SYRUP, HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM No. 4944 TO yartiand t, 0. reet, North side, afew doors below Broadway, opposite National 1. E CAUTION THE PUBLIC ‘TO BEAR IN MIND, that P. 8. BEEKMAN, of 4944 Courtlandt street, is NO LONGED, AN AGENT for the sale of the genuine Schenck’s monic P. feware of Counterfeits !~Beware of Spurious Imitations !— imo oulain ths pare torches, poedalbonced Babenclts Palmonis Syrup, go directly to the Proprietor’s Office, ‘No. 4 Courtland street. discovered, that ean be re Palmguery Consumption. ured when every [hing else has failed~the author cont pu- | . ‘This medicine is the only one ever, Tied upon with safety, or the cure of i ts princip| a calms the troublesome cough; ripens , facili ctoration, and soon frees the lungs ‘matter Ww! lects in theair tubes. It. lates the bowels without of other medicine—streny s the system, and purifies the v Ir contains no mercury, opty or other poisonous in- le exclusively of roots ani a had (gratis) at his office, No.4 Court- of this Syrup may beseen. It origiuatedirom its curing the author when in the lowest stage of pulmonary consumption, ‘This medicine, as a gure for pulmonary cons now become permanently established with the publ nuraber of cures of pulmonary” cousumption whichare before public, are sufficient to Syrup will cure and is the only be relied upon w: in that frightful disease. ‘To the consumptive, nothing can be of more interest than the case of Mrs, Tucker, Ne. 43 York street, Jersey city. She was g0 far reduccd in consumption as to be unable to leave her bed. She took Schenck’s Pulmonic—the disease then began to ripen, the abscess came to a head, and she discharged nearly aquart of yellow matter, her lungs healed, her flesh returned, and she is now in the enjoyment of good health. ‘ M. Lusk, Pastor of the It. D. Church, Jersey city, states that he is acquainted with Mrs. Tucker, and believes her statement as given in Schenck’s treatise of consumption to be true. We have only space to. mention the names of Mr. C. Van Nest, New Brunswick, Tate merchant of New York, No, 13 William street, who was, restored to health by the use of this Syran, Also Mary E. Van Buren, No.18 Christopher street, few York ; Charlotte Evans, lout street, Jersey ty, daughter of Me Peter Delaney, No-24 Market street, News rat N, Jaebe yas ms victims to consumption, and cured the use of this Syrup alone. "We just add, in conclusion, that, if any persoa wishes further jon than is furnished in Schenck's treatise, by calling at the proprietor’s office, they will be furnished with reference to use up ie early b has ial eb clon rove that the licine that can is ty ing of m= of satisfnt il ersous of the hi t standing, who have been cured by Here) Aty mofo eter‘olf o te aone | Gebencks Fume Syrups °°” "" “a ine, lense inform by letter, givit iculars where | ‘TCHES !-WATCHES A. EWE Those to be reo, Ke., ke. Address “Rockaway, Tribune Ottice. | W stny tech to purchase Gold or Silver Watches, Gold B27 2t* re A DRUG CLERK WANTED. YOUNG MAN, thoroughly acquainted with the retail , Gold Pencils, Keys, &c., will find it greatly to their ad- 1 on the subscriber, who is selling all descriptions t retail much lower than any other house in the city. Gold Watches as low as $20 and $25 each. Watches and and prescription business of adrug store. Satisfactory testi- | Jewelry exchanged or bonght, All Watches warranted to keep monials as to moral character and capacity will be required.— | good time or the money refunded. Watches all Jewely repair- Apply at 188 Bowery corner of Spring street. 27 Ittec | ed a) best manner and warranted, at much less than the Way Youth, trom 14 to 16 years of age, to assist in | “Stal price, 7 Hat and Cap Store. feret i: G. C. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and ‘Jewelry, character afnly se Casal eee comer st Weeeeeae | _ mas tmees “Wiolerle wd eat 50 Walls m27_It*re BURDEN’S PATENT HO. SHOES was TED.—A Young and healthy woman, of eed habits, EING NOW ON SALE by the principal dealers in hard- ware in the United States are’ all warranted perfect in form with a fresh breast of milk, is desiorous of obtaining « as & Wet Mutse. ih respectable family. Would have | and ‘made ol the very. best refined. iron, and ‘sold at a po objections fo ga in thecountry or travel. -Apbly at las, Wak | fraction over the price of iron ip the bat, Every shoe which ma ker strect, at the Store. m7 2teod*re__| be found not in accordance with the above recom: tion will TO PRINTERS. Rereegived bag and the money refunded, with all expenses . most ist couutey ANTED—A good secondhand Double Medium Press, | “°™" pues oc fl. BURDEN, Agent, . capable of w ing wabeet 29 by 43. Application to kD. | _my 18 Im¥rre Troy Iron_and Nail Factory. C., fourth story, Herald lings. ma7tf th VM. H. JAMES, 2115; Broadway, opposite the Park, of- 4 Rt rats Saturday morning, 2ith May, in one of tie Bega fers for sale, ‘wholesale aid retail, the following choice | janet hatiee a ieee cted tee et Ne TT Ba eawate Te Tay eee eee ae here pau table Teward will thankfully be paid for it. Imperial, EI Regulador. Cubrey, - Labealtad, © Regulator, ates, THE “ WRIGHT” HOUSE, tegulator, Small Size, ar pots ‘ S81 Nassau Street. sabrey, eee abs Superior Plantations ILLIAM WRIGHT, formerly of the Rami’s Head, Ful- ny27 M&St Im*re » ton street, leave to mnform his friends that may be DINING OR OYSTER SALOON TO LET. etter ie kis Ueneda pestis copshetiesens of 1 Keawen Ki i ig ca rest, eof comfort that cannot be surpassed by an; PORSHRCION ives om the frft,of Jape, It ig one of ee ee ane ae cae acd init dhe Keet of wines ct best locations in this city for either of these, being. int fa iskey of the purest brands, immediate neightorhood of the City Hall. For particulars en- | every class, Ale, Seoteh Porter, : hours id every ot icle necessary for a well stocked bar. Inde- OO he Sole alate iermncens AS pendent of whic he has two splendid rooms, furnished, on the $5,000, $6,000, $10,000, $3,500, $1,500, $1, i 200, 91,500, & 000 | courts marti second floor, specially adapted for private and public meetings, , or any general purpose; besides which he 9) These sums to be lo ided accom 5 i i nue, of productive Real Estase tn the cig of New ¥en sg 9 Foorhbie ar eg pee VE vor lye Sy gta | ply to» . EDWARD DE . | well assorted, and every attention wilk be paid to thi rete ew # Eee street, N.Y. ments of the lodgers, as well as sites af thes Retreat, > te At Li ‘ n all occasions. . Nemes belt Giz ct Archet, & Cotmeates, Ketabe, | 04 Ml ocounion 81 Nassau street. Archer, all persons indebted to. said firm, are hereby requested and notified to settle with the subscriber, and all persons demands agninst said firm, to prege: thersubscrtber, without delay: ives 9 Brevent the same Dated New York, bi NATHANIEL yt ma7 St i CANENTER, Survivor, &e., West street corer of Watts street. ving HOTEL DES DEUX FRERES. TEBE, Subscribers having opened the above, establishment, which has been completely renovated, at 168 Duane 4 and are now pre; to receive visiters. They respectfully so- Uieit the favor of their fathcr's friends, (the late P. E. Seignette) the community at large. wu —The © Shakspeare, from Ichaboe, of | The mostapproved brands of wines, liquors,segars, Se. Se., petior quality Tthey bee, eel Soccer ice) OF | aetected by aconnoasiour,” Billiard Tables made, expressly for ior to any other as it brings forward crops earlier, | the subse y ford, superior to any in t nited eq jasting. For farming it will increase States, and equal to any in Enrope. IM crops from 30 to 50 per cent. ; and for mat purposes, it will ‘Supper Rooms at all times of the day and evening, with prety enhance its valne at fore 200 and in som how to use it, by chasers, with books directi y m7 COLLINS & CO, 56 South st. E. id ¢ tances 400 per cent, 500 The is sufficient for an acre. For sale in lots to suit pur: jemen desirous of a sy dated at the shortest notice. US 8. SEIGNETTE, and ARZAC P. SEIGNETTE. requisite attention. Clubs of Rooms can be always ace m2 Iw*rh AENERAL BUL ING REPAIRS, 58 Ni +s ¥ G of Madea Lane.—All orders imin jntely attended to for SARACEN’S HEAD, 12 DEY ST. hit Mason, Slateing, Plastering, Flagging, tin roots repaired and | JJ OSERH, SYITH: late, of Worcester, England, takes painted, and all other repairs and alterations done fn the best bg cede epee Say pabite, Chat having manner, “Also, furnaces, ranges, kettles, steam. boilers, | recently become the proprietor of the above establishment, is ovens, and every kind of fire works pat up. None but good | "OW, Prepared to supply all Refreshments usually to be found in Workinen employed “expeditious “and “moderate charges. | a8 Hnglish Chon Bonse | He can also secommodate a fey Chinmey topefor curing wmoke.” Up town oeders Te with 3. | Rentiemen ith eonfortah ve vil ps bash! Quinn, Primher, St Broulway. ELH. QUINN, | N H-Me SMITH has now on hand and je gaily mana. ee | turing an article little known in City, called CreamCheese, “PO RENT—For three orlour months which isconsidered. by epicures ‘agreat luxury.— COTTAGE and four acres of land, 2% Hotels and private families can be at he shortest o> city, at Bedi Island. i tice, and at all hours customers to th can be attended to. residence, either furnished or watwrni met Lw*rre twp darlor, 16h 22 anly with bay, em “i j capital stable, cv Ouse, MUSIC. Tapert with fru trees ncaa seas M. DUMsPay, of Gaitar, Bight, Ac bream seetines Asitae a centa,"Aphyc dlemen af’ New: York Yat thle reidence) the me Ls SK, 46 Merchants’ Exchange. _ | we.,in a very short time, by iis sew Auslysme etive lway, on the fashionable side, be- | System. Terme te, Grand ‘end , a Store fitted in very | An improved econdecn forsale atication at No. 85 Chayetia Or sy ather Fah nee betes fe'sitnation: | st ahove Walker sim: welling good q Roni Rares es Kae igang ey 9 MEW MUSIC. " 3, Box, , with real name, RILEY & CO,, 297 Broadway, pub on eei—errre Bae ie geongeen ef Meee Fashionab ih TO LET—A la.ge front Room, with oman tnd wie or two gentlemen, ‘wath breskiiot Poaceae aS hand which they offer jeanle and lowest jaa oe AUCTION NOTICE PLANTS AT AUCTION. LEVY will sell this morning, 9t 11 Ose, at No. 298 A. Brondwey, a good cul ‘igual yarietien of Oranges, Cactuases, Rosen Gerastemme: Pree sion Vine, India Rubber, Pittisporems, &e., &c. Bale positive. m27 it*rh ¥_SNIFFEN & ( —F : UCTION NOTICE—Second Hand F A, af 10 o'clock, at 99 Ann stroct, a, Inrpecstlery oh meeay: ‘ ce variety Hand Furniture, comprising Bureaus, Tables, Chairs, Rockers, Contre, Fee and Card Tables; Divans, Freatiy makers maple Bedsteads, Beds, Bedding, Mattrasses, Blinds,” Shades, Crockery, Glass ‘and China Ware,’ Brussels, ‘lugrain and othe: Carpets, ‘Glass Show , Doors, 's, Long Benches, Kitchen Furniture, &e., &e, iter THE BOZHM FLUTE. pr ERNST, Teacher of the Flute and Guitar, would inform the lovers of Music, that he has now for sale one of the above celebrated Instruments, constructed in every respect in accordance with those now in use at the Paris and London Royal lemies. To be seen at PHILIP ERNST’S Music Saloon, 1a) EIR OLS R. BARK ADAM CARR, from Glasyow—All persons are hereby cautioned against trusting any of the crew of this yes- sel, as nodebts of their contracting will be paid by the Captain or Consignees. my23 rh GOLD LEAF. GUEDERS, Bookbindsrs, Sign | Painters, Pocket Book, Makers, Jappanners, Druggists, Lamp \d Makers, and all consumers of Gold Leaf—The best quality and largest size Gold Leaf, manufactured in the United States or Europe, at the very lowest prices,at J. L. WAUGH'S Gold and Silver Leaf Factory, No. 92 Reail street, near Church street, inthe rear first, floor, inent.) Also, superior uot in tl stist’s Gold Foil, at er o2., less tity ii tion. Deatists Goll Fos Lr WAUGH Practeal Gold Benen my232w is* rh 92 Reade street. W RATENG PAPER—7,000 reams Cap and Crown Wrap- ving Paper, for sale by PERSSE & BROOKS, Paper Warehouse, i 65 and 67 Nassau st Also, 300 reams Tissue Paper, various colors. my23 rh RATS, MICE AND COCKROACHES. FT HIS is to cerify that we have used Soloman Levi's Exter minator for Rats aud Cockroaches, and it lus given the kreates satisfaction To the purposes iniended. HLS: DUNNING, Dunuing’s Hotel, Courtland st. W. MOREHEAD, 41 Courtland st. D. GRAHAM, 79 Courtland st, and a host of others. For sale at RUSHTON & CO's, No. 110 Broadway, 10 Astor jouse, and 846 Broadway, New York. mal 'im*rre ANTED—For one ofthe most extensive Publishing houses the United States, afew active young, men-to act as ats for the sale of new and popular works. The proprietors will insure each man $300 over is board per year profit. A. wr ting to that effect will be given them; they will have besides opportunity. of clearinj 7,000 year, and more if they are ac- tive, Every man will have here are about a district. 1m to. have $25 t0.$00 at least to ting out.” No ‘ne weed apply unless he has that sum, for ftvs the object of the Publishers to establish agents, and give them such a chance as no one else can offer them. R For full particulars apply to 95 Duane street. my6 Im*ec2is HE, UNDERSIGNED annente ty be Ruble and part ie, cue Tart watch merchants, that from this oy they A hate led. Jt will be necessary for formed i ler the tDELA MAIRE, forthe trade of importation of watches, and thet from this suid day they have on hand and shall receive trom {heir cor, rea Tmanafact of Wate Movements. = “BELACHAUE & MAIRE, A. Delactiaux—H Maire. es fon age Line a22 Im*m OTICE-MR._C ed his Intel N ice from sto Broadway to 233 Deans st one dom fore Broadway, where he continues to provide protestant help, both hhite and colored, ‘of good character, ay Sa year. Acti Lr street mncurrent money bought and exchanged. BANK FOR SAVINGS. NOTiCE— th Institution is new removed to No 107 Chambers street. m3 Imre OVAL. MEBSCARROLL'S MEDICATED VAPOUR AND SUL- PHUR BATHS are removed from No. 325 Broadway to 184 Fulton street, west of Broadway. Open rom 6 o’cloc! the moraing till So'clock atuight. Walphur Baths require our hour's notice. m3 Im ce TEETH, TEETH, TEETH. 75 Only, ALEKINDS of Denteal Operations performed in a superior style and cheaper than any other dentist in the ity. "City or country dentists can have plate-work done by applying at the office. Instructions in any single branch, or in the whole sys- tem of dentistry, will be given on the most reasonable N. TAYLOR, Surgical and Mechanical. Denti my2 Im*rh 62 East Broadway. CONNOR W. 0} ARD. J[YEQBMATION WANTED of Connor Ward, late of pringfiel , Mass. Any person who will give any informa- tion respecting him will confer a favor on his wife, Ann Ward. Address ‘W. & J, T. TAPSCOTT, South st, my20 rre cor. Maiden lane. TO CITY AND COUNTRY. MERCHANTS. HOTEL AND STEAMBOAT PROPRIETORS, CITY AND COUNTRY FAMILIES, ke. EXTRA FINE TEAS! 163 Greenwich Street, Naan Countianor St. ano grrosite Tux Pacirie Horst, ew Youn. E BEG LEAVE to inform you. that we established our. “selves at the above place, principally for the parpose of meeting our views of our wholesale and large fam onthe North River Side. ‘The upright manner have carried on our bi ess for several years past in together with the very high quality and moderste foods, have earned for us a degree of reputation an Beyond that of any similar house in the Uni cousider@hese the best reasons we can urge t0 0 tronage. We hare, however, much a this city, rice of our renown ea, and we ‘your pa- 2 easure in stating, that we hav made, with great care and judgment, our selections from all the spring cargoes, and which comprise the finest specimens of Young Hyson, Hyson, Gunpowder, Imperial Oolong Pekoe, Ningyong, Congou Souchong, &e.,, which haye arrived her this season, which, with an immense variety of Fine and Good (retest we offer at wholesale and retail. We have also true jovernment Java and other Coffees, as usual, roasted and ground daily. ‘We continue our operations at our other places as heretofores particularly at 121 Chatham st. Weare your obedient servants, CANTON TEA COMPANY, New York—121 Chatham st.; 361 Grand st. and 318 Bleeckej ""Philadelphia—#9 Chestuut street, and 45 Fifth street. my9 2m*m_ MONEY LENT. HE. Subscriber has removed to 2 Pearl, comer of Rove street, where he continues Sires fer msc ents bee enn nil |, ane ty. ‘A. ADOLPHU! Licensed Pawnbroker, street. by ring- iy 423 Pearl, many borecaived in the pracy haltdoor. MONEY TO LEND. AtBAyAM J. JACKSON, Pawn Broker, 58 Reade street, near Broadway, loans money, in large or small aums, as may Jel ay toed, fraitare, wearing apparel and inerchandise, Jewelry, dry goods, furnitare, w apparel and merchandize, of every description. 230 Im*re GALVANIZED IRON AND TIN GALVANIZED SHEET IRON AND TIN, Periorarticle, warranted not torust. Also, Tin Plate, Shee- Iron, Russia Sheet lron, 8%et Copper, Zine, Scotch and Amet rican hee for sale by CASS & WARD, my13 $m*ec No. 71 Br et PRINTING PAPER. REAMS 2xi6 PRINTING PAPER. 200 do 28x12 do. ‘Persons ‘Hose N. BI ing the bell at the one 700 do 26x37 do. 200 do 24x36 do. 400 do 22x32 do. 100 do 20x30 do. do 24x38 do, for sale by mytarh” 9° PERSBE & BROOKS 6 and 6] Nassan st. to ann HANGING PAPER. 12,000 135 2" Hp oar nahn ae No, 65 and 67 Nassau street. Amine errs 50 Bales No. rns. Blucsfor aslo fe ee “PERSSE. & BROOKS, mifec No. 65 and 67 Nassau street. $20, O00. NORTH, OF CHEAP CARPETING— fat the Curarest Carrer EstapuistMeEn ) 1x mirep States, No. 99 Bowery—ANDERSON & THE D OBBS have just received a large assortment of New Patterns @ of English Carpeting, ordered ressly for city trade which Gay offer for WS per cant lower than any other v ‘any other establignment. ),000 25,000 ** ine 390,000 “ Double Super Arse Oy apes: oor ON Cloths. Tatted Hearth Canton ANDRSON & DOBES, No. 90 Bowery, my13 2wis*re the first establishment above Hester st. W. T. JENNINGS & CO. DRAPERS AND TAILORS, fi [MRORTERS of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Fancy Dress Articles, &e., No. 231 Braadway, American Hotel, offer for inspection an extensive assortment of seasonable goods, com prising Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &e. in all the mew and va ficient a corps of Cutters, as ean be found in the country, warrants us in the belief that the style apd charac- Serof oar jarments, ‘ie i to ment a continuance of a retofore el ed. © Hvassuranee. of the continuance of the system of fimall Profits and Quick Returns eaunot fail to be appreciated by those who would eflect a saving of the extra per cetinge le- vied under the credit system. elmonld eft in particulns tothe Fantaloons we are to re is no garment so Pr of a Cutter—and solicit a trial from those who apprecinte it, combining ease and eleg? it al tment of kept by th Pe eg ee og a ‘ests, &e. to answer the requirements of those who, in cases of emergency, may require a first-rate re al Coats, Pantaloons, suit, Also, Fi Dress Articles in variety; Benrf, Cratats, ro EN eS mi3 imisi FOR SALE CHEAP, A COTTAGE AT SOUTH AMBOY. HE house is of brick and rough cast. In the first story there is a bi t room, library, drawing room, dining room d i ith a kitchen and ts’ hall. In the second stay thar ure lve bedrooms, with four over the hitches ‘ohie Cote : with ov jazza extencls round three of the house, It new and bas 1 ‘within walk- i distance (from a half to aqu he Rail ‘and Steamboat Landi = he exception of the fawn fand wood and the opposite shores of New Jersey and Staten Island, there is little else tobe seen, save the waters and the vessels that navigate them. It is surrounded and densely. shaded by trees On the lawn there fifteen or twenty groups of forest varying in extent from two sores toe evmimon sited etumnp. ‘the situation is high and perfectly heli and commands the sen, the w i, ight he ‘at Sand: ok, Princes Bay and the Raritan River. THreneia'n: Ane gravelly beach for Belt” Water: Baching. ‘The Rail Rowd cars and Teave and arrive at such hours as to enable aman of business to breakfast at home and be in half-past ten—to leave town at thi dd be at home at fre. ie ‘may be in New York in. two, and at Philadelphia. in four hours. aves out Bo twenty, thirty or more acres a we arch hat dane sete et Bart sore anton he aque re rf ear sh ogee ie Trousds. “apply to Mt. Abraham Everett, Seperintendant Routh Kmboy: mya tf re 6, Gold Leaf |~ AMUSEMENTS. BY THE SOUTHERN*MAIL. PARK THEATRE. Last Night but Three of the Pogegenons 9 Mr. Anderson. h TUESDAY EVENING, May ‘fith, will med th LADY OF LYONS—Clauile Meliotte, Mr Anderson; Pau. ‘Miss Clara Ellis. ide, by Mias Si. C with the of the WEATHERCOCK— ickle, WHC; First Tier, 75 Cents—Boxes, 2d and 3d Tiers, 50 Cents—Pit, 50 Cents—Gallery, 25 Coats. Doors open at7 o'clock, aud the Curtain will rise precisely at half-past7 o’cloek. NEW BOWERY THEATRE. (CF Boxes 25 cents—Pit 1234 cents. Second night of the Cnipeement of Mrs. Charles, formerly MRS. HAMBLIN, the favorite of the old Bowery Theatre. APTAIN OF THE WATCH—Ba- lderpotter, Mr Nickinson. CASTLE GARDEN. gy ccc sees «es Mesars. French and Heiser. An Entire Change of Entertainments. FOR ONE NIGHT OD CONCERTS A LA ML Admission for this single Evening 25 Cents. a ‘Tue: ay Evening, May 27th, ye entertainments wi wenee ° ARD. selle Desiarding, Miss’ Pray and Miss Rosa Garcia tween the Entertainment cin Manta te outs ediciones en Nilsen C7" Doors shen at half-past 6 o’clock. Performance to com- jo’eloek. PALMOU’S OPERA HO! ADMISSION TWENTY-FIVE: CENTS. OPEN EVERY NIGHT, The best Ventilated House in the City. THE TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS which has attended the CONCERTS of the ‘HE SERENADE. MESSRS. GERMON, STANWOOD, H tpRINGTON ; PELHAM AND WARREN, is induced them to remain A FEW NIGHTS LONGER. ‘uesday, May 27th, AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME, WITH is NEW COSTUME. For particulars see small bills. Boxes and Seats can be secured at the Box Office, from 10 A. M. until 4 P. M, Joors open at 7ig—Concert at 834 o'clock. An Efficient Police ia attendance, to preserve order, under t direction of officer Stevens. BURTON’S THEATRE, ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. TUESDAY EVENING, May 27th, 1845, will be presented the SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER-Govemor Heartal Burton; Frank Heartall, M: ‘imothy Barrett; Ti C Sloman; Malfort, Mr Conne: Widow Cheerly, Mrs Slom: Mr Sloman will siig several Comic Son Te conclude with the laughable Comedy of SWEETHEARTS WIVES—Admiral Franklin, Thayer ; Charles, Couner; Billy Lackaday, ‘Burton; Eugenia, Mrs. Knight; Lara, Mrs ‘WH Smith; Mrs Bell, Mrs ely ctfully informed that ROBERT MOR- cond and Last CONCERT For the season, at the Minerva Room, 406 way, on Wed- nesday falar May 28th, on which occ he will be as- 01 ci TT RE Peblic are res RIS will givehis sisted by the following talented ladies and gentlemen: " MRS. SINCLAIR, and “MISS PARKER, ae eee ODONNELL MR. COLLINS NEWTON, MR. JOHNSON, and MR. MORRIS. Mrs, Sinclair will preside at the Piano Forte. ‘Admission 25 cents. cert to commence at 8 o’elock. m2 2t*re as NEW BOWERY THEATRE. tabli i i the grout SL rapist trainee panies Samer ticsae, Sal eeinie ready for theatrical performances, by the Ist of August next. Thesubseriber will, receive proviols, for, engagements, from a A. W. JACKSON, FASHION AND PE en Ne 2th instant, the steamboat IND Copeorea of acknowledged talent. Letters in all cas ist cu Manager and Proprietor. OR the accommodation of those wish Post paia, and directed to the subscriber, Ni agers . We > m9 2w*m CAMDEN RACES. race between Fashion and Fexto New York at 53 A. M. froif Pier N from Amboy will arrive at Camden ke, Return, an Extra Train will leave Camden at 6 P. M., via'Tren- ton and’New Brunswick. SKETS FOR THE TRIP $5 EACH—Not Trans- ferable—To be procuredat the office of the Camden and Amboy ilroad Company, No. 9 West street; at the office of the New Jenvey Railroad Company, foot of Liberty street; and on board m2 2ti of the Steamboat Independence, FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKS ME, £DGE respectfully informs the public that his ar a season are on the most extensive soale ;, de js now fully prepared to ic Gardens, Theatres, Parties. Sc. varying in price from’$20 to $5000, fated fires and appropri: > his display this season four entire new colors, never before exhibited te the public—A Car- mine, Royal Purple, Maroon an ine Blue, unknown to th techuist. = RP Noageats, ” ISAAC EDGE, Jr. Pyrotechnist my20 Im%ec Jersey ( TITIAN’S VENUS. HIS celebrated Painting, on exhibition at the Gallery, at 449 ay, will remain until the Ist of June, In London was viewed by upwards of one hundred thousand pei justly considered one of the greatest works of art— color, and resmblance of a perfectly formed wo Qnen during the day, and brilliantly lighted in the evening. Admi 25 cents. Season tickets 50 cents. _my2l lw*re LONG ISLAND RAILROAD. CHANGE OF HOUR. SUMMER ARRAGEMENT. On and after the 224 inst., a train will leave the depot, at Brook- ly, Lp Lise oc ya Nowe and Worcester, every morning at — Will leave the foot of Whitehall st. at 8 gee PEOPLES’ LINE OF STEAMBOATS FOR ALBANY ct, at 7 o'clock PM. from the Pier between fandt and Liberty streets. : Steamboat ROCHESTER, Captain R. G. Cruttendon, will leave on Monday; Wedueaday and Friday Evenings, at o'clock, Steamboat KNICKERBOCKER, Captain A. Houghton, will ve on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings, at7 o'clock. "At 5 o'clock P M., landing at intermediate place, trom the foot ofgrenatoat NORTH AMERICA, Captain L. W. Brainard t in LW. Brainard, will leave on Monday, Weduesday, Friday and Sunday After we gembost COLUMBIA, Capt. ‘W. H. Peck, will leave on ‘Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Afternoons, at 3 o'clock, Passengers taking either of the above Lines will arrive in Alba- ny inample time for the Morning Train of Cars for the east or "The Boats are new and substantial, ae furnished with new and elegant state rooms, and for speed ahd accommodations are wn- rivalled on the Hudson ft modera ; All rerons are forbid east any of the Boas of this Line, without a written order from ‘aptains or Agents. hi freight, apply. on board the boats, or to P. C. Senuitz, at the office on the whart mare FARE TO BOSTON $2,50. THE staunch steamer TRLEGRAPH, W.J. Wiswall, will leave pier No.3 N. 2 is da : Fair to Providence and Newport—Cabin, $1,25; deck do75 cents. Fare to Boston—Cabin, $2,50; deck do, $1.63. Regular days Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, Freight, at reduced rates, or passage, apply on board, or at 100 Broad st. my27 It*rh ys UNION LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVE POOL,—Packet June.—The splendid, fast sailing and fi packet. ship EMPIRE, 1156 tous burthen, Capt. J. G. Russell, will sail on Monday, June 2d, her regular day. ‘This magnificent ship, now on her second voyage, has the most comfortable Beeremonte Rs cabin, second cabin and steerage passengers, of any ship about for Hier cabin is eleganily furnished, her second ea up in the most approved modern styl ler steerage is all that can be desired er comfort and convenience. Persons about ng oF returning to the old. country, as well as all others, Tre invhed toinspeetthis splendid. ship,at her berth foot of Gouvernet Vor passage, which ‘is very low, early ap plication should be made on baad oF 10). cyte ‘m7 rre 75 South street, corner of Maiden lane. FOR LIVERPOQOL—New _Line—Regular Packet of the Sith Yane--T'he clegant, fast sailing Packet Ship FARRICK, Ls ca B, J. H. ‘Trask, of 1100 tons, wil sail as above, her regular day, freight or passage, haying accommodation unequalled for splendor and comforts apply on board, at’ Orleans wharf, foot oF Wall streets OF! i COLLINS & CO., 56 South street. Prign of passage $1 : * ip , Capt. Asa Eldridge, of 1100 tons, will neat ae Bartek ad sal ded July her boguler day ru FOR LIVERPOOL—The clegagt and very Tant Hing. packet ship SHAKSPEARE, Capt Comell, ving part of her cargo engaged, will’ have despatch: a Ene ene feuig el 7 ——* ap- ‘at Orleans wharf foot of Wall street, or to PUY gr DOarah St Oren COLLINS & COs, 3 FOR GLASGOW —Regular Packet—The fast saiking British Barque ADAM CAI, Scott, mas- er, 390, tons, will meet with quick despateb. balance of freight, or passige, haying excell motions, apply tocar HULL & MINTURNS, 87 8 outh street. ‘The regular packet bark ANN HARLEY, will succeed the Adam Carr. mya? re , 900 tons burthen, John Britton, mas- as above, her'regularday. ; t oF passage, having excellent and superior accom- boar, oF t fh ~ WooRHeLE ke MINTURNS, 67 South street. The Packer Ship Hot succeed the Rochester, an mire ROWE’S SUPERIOR STYLE of Gentlemens’ Summer Hats are veel, worthy the attention of thot about supplying hem: i i lural jummer by Have Hehndes of a Leghorn, and warranted net to be affected FOR LIVERPOOL—The New. Line—Regular pe tain Tine The superior fast seiling Pocket ship OCHESTER, 8 ter, qT er, 1050 tons, Capt J. Bursley, will sail on her regular day, 21st July. by wet or das asso! Pearl ( Pere Be) pat a : . 7 4 0) 4 my penne Rocky mountai - 6 Mos ‘Together With au assortment of Panatna and Bohemian Straw Hats, all of the vt aut ales Htoom 10 W my2% Im*rh Merchants’ SAPOLITAN BONNETS. THEN UNDERSIGNED, Patentees and Manufacturers the Neapolitan ; iy inform the ‘trade the toxupply: the above article of the Eat tesls cod cobain GAA te euaaticas torch Per ‘They. warran it that they can alter and clean the Bonnets to appear equal to new. ; . tioned against inferior He of the kind in the market. ‘The nine acl Yor ive received the sil- ver medal at the fast of fn net, fw our Khe H art zee maehetery oe YY PAMTISON, NOE & CO: Ok No. 2 Delancy street. a D1 , ene RA, ST CKET SHIPJANE, &. WILLIAMS, from New Orleans, ban tt ao i — ‘Washington. [Correspondence ’of the Herald.) 8G Wasurncton, May 25, 1845. A Look Ahead—The Next Congress and its Mea- sures—Overhauling of the Tariff—Grand Squab- ble between the Western Rivers and Eastern Har- bors—Senator Allen’s "proposition for opening the doors upon Executive Nominations—Mr. Archer, Mr. Levin, and Natiwwe Americanism—The Suc- cession—Division of the Printing, &c. While the administration is resting upon its oars, let us cast about us for a moment, and ascertain the bearings of the Federal Ship of State. Since the downfall of the United States Bank—since the ex- plosion of the rotten pet bank system, a system which, while it was less dangerous, was also less practica- ble than the consolidated institution of Nicholas Biddle—since the extra session of Mr. Van Buren in 1837, the attention of the people has been more more strongly directed to the administration of the Federal government. The important truth has been discovered, that upon the proper regulation of the national finances, the tanift and the currency, all on had the industrial interests of the country lepend. The independence of the State compromitted to C ess, in the adjustment ef the fiscal and commercial concerns of the confederacy of the States. The National Legislature has at length attained its proper standard of supremacy, a8 the controlling machinery of the business and enter- overnments is prise of every class of the genet community. And we doubt not that thousands of the readers of the Herald have anticipated usin their speculations upon the probable aspects, character, and measures ef the Congress, from the self-evident assurance of the momentous issues which will be committed to its discretion. y " . The next Congress will be decidedly, democratic in both houses. The inaugural of the President will foreshadow its proceedings. We_ predict that he will recommend a medification of the tariff, with due regard to the iron interests of Pennsylvania, and with alt comaicarate charity for the cotton mo- nopolies of Magsachusetts. The sub-Treasury will be recommended as the only safe, constitutional, and incorruptible plan for the safe-keeping, transfer, disbursement of the public moneys. "ihe “one year’s notice” for the dissolution of the compact of joint occupation of Oregon by the United States and Great Britain, will be recommended; and passed in a separate and independent bill. A military r with posts of protection,will be provided for thro the Rocky mountains. Regarding the annexation of Texas, the issue depends upon the action in season of the Texian Sais in accepting or rejecting the terms proposed. The difficulty willbe terminated with their concurrence. If Texas shall be secured as expected, a spocial agent will ited. to Mexico,to negotiate for the transfer to the United States by treaty, of the territory ef California, with instructions to pay liberally, provided Mexico shall peaceably assent to the annexation of Texas. The Improvement of the western rivers will be recom- mended from national considerations—additional steam ships will be ested for the pro- ction pn the Pacific frontier, and of the trade ith China from that quarter—further appropriations will be recommended to the Cumberland road in Ohio, {ndiana, and Illinois ; the Smithsonian respon- sibility will be urged upon the attention of Congress. and an inquiry attached respecting the obligations of Arkansas as a State, to the payment of that $500,000 over to the Federal Government, which sum was very foolishly invested in ‘‘ those bonds.” _ Upon all these questions there will be compara- tively no eee of consummation, except upon the Tariff. Here will be the struggle. South Carolina, it is confidently asserted, will return Mr. Calhoun and Mr. Elmore to the Senate, to facilitate the over- throw of the bill of ’42, while it is with equal confi- dence intimated that Mr. Clay will return, as the champion of its salvation. But where will be the line of compromise ?_ Pennsylvania will not abate a cent upon the protection to her iron—nor New York to her coal and salt—nor New England to her cali- coes,—while, on the other hand, South Carolina will maintain, in the Senate, particularly, the un- feted ground of a 20 per cent advalorem. The jebate upon the subject will more clearly define the position of Gen. Cass, Gen. Cameron, and Col. Ben- ton—all more, or less, enamored of the act of ’42; Col. Benton, léast of all, but still the advocate of a stiff abstract tariff in preference to direct taxation, or even a horizontal imposition of 20 per cent ad- valorem i The squabble between Western rivers and East- ern harbors, will be more interesting still. Log- rolling, it has been discovered, only brings both har- bors and rivers into the face of a veto—the western members are indignant; the eastern members con- sider the constitution as clearly in favor of the Hud- son as of the Mississippi; and there is no telling how the ai fialty, is to be met, evaded, or comprot d And we shall expect Senator Allen to call up his original proposition, for throwing open_the galleries of the Senate to its proceedings upon Executive no- minations to office. For a session or two past he seems to have abandoned the idea; but the next ses- sion will bé the time for a bona fide movement in the matter. The ee is a fair one—a lar one—and could not fail of effecting good ts. Mr. Archer and his little clique of ** natives,” are of course, with their 21 years naturalization law, an “obsolete idea.” Levin, of Philadelphia, having been elected for that purpose, will doubtless deliver a great speech on the unaccountable increase in- fluence of the ‘«d—d Irish;” and he may bring in a eo but thereafter native Americanism will be de- iunct. From these, incomplete foreshadowings, it will appear that the next session of Congress will be one of great interest—greatmeasures—great pete BY ne speaking—great squabbling, and most_ probably ot reat length, and great expense tothe Treasury. At e bottom of the turbid stream, all sorts of move- ments, counter movements, checks and counter- checks, will be made for the succession. The con- flict in this respect will rest entirely among the va- rious imaginary factions of the locofocos, while the whigs, as quiet as an old coon in an apple tree, will watch intently the movements of the game. ‘There will be no difficulty, we imagine, about the printing. The Union must have the House—the Constitution will get the Senate ; and we are only sorry that there is nota third house in the Rotunda, for the accommodation of Messrs. Fisk & Dow. A compromise with the Whigs, however, and two or three personal friends in the Senate, may give Messrs. Harris & Heart a great deal of useless anx- iety. Otherwise, the Organ of “ Young America” will be submerged. Still, the race is not always to the swift, nor the battle to the strong, and, like the tortoise in the fable, the oracle of the “ Young De- mocracy,” (Tyler men) may come up to the quarter stretch, and win the pitcher. Ww. Philadelphia. [Correspondence of the Herald.] Priapeirnta, May 25, 1845, ‘This is a great military day among us. The 102d Re- giment of Volunteer Infantry, attached to the first bri- gade, parade to-day for inspection, and have just formed and passed down to the county parade ground, Several companies of the 2d brigade, and a troop of cavalry of the 3d brigade, together with some rifle corps, are also out for the same purpose. Our streets present quite a war like aspect. The day is clear, but windy, and the at- mosphere is loaded with dust. A fire broke out this morning in the loft of a blind- maker's shop, on Dock strect, which destroyed the upper part of the building and considerable made up stock, but the activity of our firemen prevented the flames from ex- tending to the adjoining property. ‘There is no news of importance stirring. We are anx- ‘ously awaiting the coming race between Fashion and Peytona on Camden Course, and the odds begin to be in favor of Fashign. The electidMor Dr. Potter to the bishopric of Pennsyl- vania has determined the course of Dr Tyng. He will go to New York and will be succeeded in his present place by the learned and eloquent Dr. Johns, of Balti- more. ‘So say the members of the congregation of Grace Church. The question with us now is, will Dr. Potter accept the Episcopal diocese of Pennsylvania ? ‘he Grand Jury have been cing break upon the grocers of the lower district, and presented bills against a host for violating the license laws of the com- monwealth. This has produced great excitement and may be the cause of a reaction in the cause of temperance. Sons have been called upon to testify against their fath- ers; and to-day a man was committed to prison by the Coury for thirty days for refusing to answer. People be- gin to stir about briskly upon this subject. =. The Opera continues to attract crowded houses, and there is a talk of utting up the prices of admission, De- cidedly bad poiby. f persisted in it will ruin the Opera. Anderson is expected at the Arch next. A good notion, and the only one t successfully with the Seguins, Stock tehaeections continue light with little or no va- riation in pric SAPINSTITUTE, now completed ready for the beg on Monday hat will compete from the celebrated watering place, four miles from Red Bank, Fem te aners ply daily (rom. the foot of Fulton street, It Calculated to give a sound practical edue fy the sc any business, or enter any Perms, per annutn, $100, ineluding all ine ‘erms, per and stational 1 except bed J A classical teacher, native of France. Also, 2 Female, Cireulers and interview with the teacher may be at 131 Nassau street. ti al? f WATER-PROOF OVER-COATS. TPPRAVELLERS, and all persons exposed to rain, will find a very large stock of Macintoshes, from $634 to $3) ers, coachmen, carmen, fis ‘Ke., can be fitted with India Rab- ts and Pants from 4 to $7. ‘The stock now on hand at 25 Maiden lane. is large and embraces a more general assortment than ever before offered in New York—among. which is over 300 English garments from the establishment of ©. Macint & Co., Manchester, England, for sale at, 75 per cent below for mer prices, my? at're HORACE H. DAY 10 TBs. OLD FILi ’ “8, but little: makiogy worthy the attention of navufaecturersand smiths. Ap. 0. 168 Water street. my 18 Im*ro Also, lot of File Steel and Tools for File ply at