The New York Herald Newspaper, June 4, 1845, Page 1

emanate eo - THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol. X1, Wo, 152-=Wnole No, 4014 NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 4, 1845. vtec Two Contes £) on fits—and the facilities es: Such was the presumption of these youthful aspi- | May 31. ee y CHEAP AND PLEASANT EXCURSION TO THE KOULSTONE’S RIDING SCHOOL, * 1 New Haven. THE NEW 2nK HERALD. AOE hi wn tobe | pe Lt Site RET Se me CON Eee | team a Mar rly ay the Zener, inion JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor. Pha nh ith instant, ears Pie No. Pan Nv iis Fiend ad the publi in gael hathe| TYPE AND STERKOTYPE FOUNDRY, “Cry or Exats,” May 29, 1845, | wonderful city. In forty-five years her poyelation has a Cte the Sqlelock wip che Weve will meke xn estur: | Higars for Destlomen ep id Fac HE. UNDERSIGNED respectfully inform the Old Patrons | Private Theatricals—A Great Desire for Places of | bins, in the centre of a yast wilderness ; now it is a city DAILY HERALD—Every day. Price 2 cents per | sion inthe Lower Bay, passing Fort tumilton, Pelemaphend | gh me ene 4 9 Ay snd Pe of the T'ype and Stereotype Foundry, | ly, known as of immense commercial and manufacturing importance, ow? 5 “s application ve Mr, | Jamxs Connen’s, and more recently as Conner &Cooce’s,| Amusements. Bore copy. $7 28 per annum—payable in advance. Coney Island, giving passengers a fall view of the Ocean. For ‘ ‘and the Public in general, that the spared to execute | i Wi 0 inte Sad cateapetney pra (ndien ton Ge- BEKLY HERALD Every Saturday Price} cont | tesbaleeaurion Ou cesT cata ean | anatase 7, om, the cownry several fle and | rire fa ‘general, Yate pre svete | | Never before; Tthink, have taken pen or pencil; | votion to all the arts that adow society and peculia ay ae pape-ney in advance rs 5 qualities, provided on board. Saddle }» which he is authorised to sell at a rear P R | to give to your r the shortest anes, modern civilization. e records e orld c: ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices—alway: | -™y!Zimtre | sonable price, mytre NTING TYPES be ya communication | not furnish an instance so wonderful, and so honorable SUING Wc all Kade exacted with Deut pens ein tad Weare ar Be | agg moe M OM agen SO MOO ga ag, | Shei ttt ore Else Banta, SATA | fore enined witinfow dapsone | aman eters comme : vain | METRE RM ce ce adit aah tact | If MP1, DISGHOW bs toorcacegnae es SE sem die soe sO | cecee te eal Qaimstens tom mand you eos | Savion ete Robs Comsseee ek eae ES 10S Albdettors or neramatenrtione, by Tail, addressed in Chesapeake and/ Delaware Canal, and connect with all the Taito Na Ris open dally, (Sundays excepted) for Equestrian | VT Tepe cast at this Eaubl fbment, iy Doth in the style of | ee i ba me coh erctaeell ctralane ing stolen two horses and chaise, one of them belonging 4 ‘ scion i an i " pt pies wv 0. oi 4 i ici - will bo deducted from the subscription move remitted Oath Dewar ae Ot Chenaprake Bay, Hous for Gente ain 63 8B Nea oT BM Borservicet Newapaper Pristine tay Geveen tigger | tors and actresses, know thar'*a’elitel’s amang them | tion," One of the Usenet, Rin soso, eat eeeerioe 2 4 j , fiteamer 4; ‘ems made kuown on application as above. * my6 Imre in notes. Se aes 4 solution of arsenic in a bottle for medicine, and hay ecaertcrme en sar cence | fetes 5 Ate Wai oer gmt rm Seog MT UAUEN ERINTIODRES. | tee meine sae eel stent | Retin ralanet aovaaieeasae me be . + ee orfor }, ON EXC ingly terms ose JO) cticut law to have an! ‘allowe: whole contents. fact the accommodation by this line, both for speed and LOOK AT THIS. jendid Paintworks, Dye and Bleaching ses, Appa- | within the confines of this State, either on land or| A man was found dead on the 29th ult, in Cincin- LONG ISLAND RAILROAD. “filcdipse, Apel sce JUST RECEIVED by the packet ship Duchess D°Os | ity, Machinery and atures thereon and therein situated in | warer, But the theatre going spitit of New Haven | nali. "He had been laboring under the effect ot maniac Neans, from Paris, the best f ¥ rn ORRIS BUCKMAN, Ageot, Boots aver suen, and now offer fand retail, atthe | Mulhausen’ Printworks, 4 has become 60 aroused, and is now so eager, that it pet He fancied, while in his delirium, that he was al7__*m ice No. 30 Sout! arves. low pete and the best of French Calf Boots tisde te |. These works are possessed of ample water’ privileges, and | can and will no longer brook this “blue,” and plea- | choking another ; his hand was upon his own throat ; he SEP Powe ia Seder for Bs andthe etearene sucetineey cE all Lise oF Meeig | contain steam engine boilers and drying Gans, and the premises | care preventing low held on till he ceased to breathe, and all efforts to revive CHANGE ON Hite Fh set " aa Shoes ‘and Gata Laden this ‘will find the | S76 peculiarly Sane either (or calico, printing ot, fora | VY" Trine algo. know, that there is in this place, | him failed: SUMME. A Royal Mail Steam Ships BRITAN. | freatest atee sds Mis ie * “JOHN R. WILMER, No. 20 8. Front st. “« j v itute”. instituti -| ‘The editor of a r, animadvert On nud afer the 2d ‘es A rye eae te er, at Brook hen faue Mieke wotheamaller at Foie Mon wnat sav “AMES PATTISON, No.9 Church afley, biked onic peaiatérihy objet of improvshi manner in which oue'afShakspeare's plays eee » for Boston, via Norwich an ‘orcester, every morning a: ner of Franklin street. 28 Staw3w: . Atala. on be ued This Institute has been accustomed for several | P¢*fermed, seriously cautions his readers against sup- ‘o'clock, Sunday's excepted. Aritannia, Jno, Hewitt, Esq., Commander... Sunday, June ist, | _™my!6 Im*re NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASsv- i ibiti i posing that he has “‘the least intention of detracting from seus wil earth foot of Whitehall et. a0 aeoek. | Can. Suthan, Bag neon Tage 1 KINE FRENCH BOOTS for $950; City Made, wad lor RANCF SOCIETY OF LONDON. yearsto give exhibitions which ought to be entitely | {y9 wellearued reputation of the great dramatic author.” eae pe Passengers ee 18 Passaeato Holling. ay Plemd darability the ‘French Boo Hoss sold feed, bet Empowered by Act of Parliament. ever is their idea of their dramatico-comico talents, | __ The mother of the dats heryay Pineoln Fairfield, f OF passage, ai ‘ turing Depot,at No.4 Ann street,one of the most Fashiona- | 0 STER that they frequently convert the Exchange Saloon | *,4me somewhat distinguished in the literary world, is TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS, “6S PRVGHAM, Je., Agent, oWailse. | Ae penrse Depot at No: An city. ench Dress CAPITAL £500,000 STERLING, OR: $2,500,000. | gp es f in Rand bille resent in Columbia, for the purpose of procuring f TANTS ON GREAT BRITAIN AND | rand : ts .! iy nem into an illegitimate theatre—issue their han 5 P riptions for the. writi f “ eK PANTS ON GREAT BRITAIN AND | made te order, for ft 0 equal to ions made in other stores for General Agent fr he United States, and attempt to gather an audience, To collect an |""aye pontpie Byhin ere ney to thelr friends in any gant of England, | festnotice. Mending, &e.,doue in te store.” Wm. NI. Young «oe LEANDER STARR, 74 Wall st, New York. audience is the part the most easily accomplished, 6 Raa Whig announces the death of late Treland, Scotland or Walesrean ve supplied | &C0.. V Jean il Mannfactnrers, No. 4 Ann street, | Physicians—Drs. Hosack wet Keamey Rodgers. Solicitor— | for ag T intimated, the people are tiger-fierce for ex- | Senator Shinn, who died at his residence in Clarksburg, Z " is ca | New York, near Brouiwens ‘WM. M. YOUN! ‘Wm. Van Hook, Esq. or as mated, We peop! iB on the 25th ult., in the 36th year of his age. He has le! EXPRESS AND PIONEER PACKET LINE, ith drafts payable at sight, without. dis- v. G, and ; y age. Fyom Philadelphia to, Pittsburgh vig. the Peangslvania Rail. | eonnt for any angunt, for, ‘ePupmaras. Sap dealin Ta? Imre H_B JONES Pana ihe TT asctllbcar WHO) a's fal scgpeapseer, savor, however, little of a regular | a wife and four children to mourn his loss. roadsand Canal—through in 3% days. ‘The above line is now it iy EeGLaND—On the National aud Provincial Bank of CHIP OF THE OLD BLOCR. Bi matt Kentucky h F 800,000, of full operation and offers great inducements te persons who wial, | (and; Messrs, J. Bared & Co. Exchange, and Discount Bank, MAJOR FANCHER & YOUNG SO88 RICH. 1 Ltn Last evening (Wednesday) they gave one. It was | which only’31 40) areleve-tollers ene hn oa a plonsant mode of travelling to the west. Liverncols ‘Meters; James Bult & Sou, Loudon, and branches ARDS, No.5 Bowery, stick to it yet and know that they | age neat Pret oe Petey ANNUALLY. the benefit of no particular individual ; but for the | Stave holice 5 y-five cars are buijt in the most approved modern style, the | ‘roughout England and Wales, nes oun sell'a splendid article of French Stitched Boots for rth day. only!” yeais | —-——--~_—. | benefit of all. At half past 7 o’elock, a respectable 4 ; ; boats are fitted up ina superior manner, and every effort is mad |, IN ARaLAND Ou the N stsouad Bank of Ireland, and Provin ABS "Es" Ss Radled' Moss an oremaarten fete soko £ day. ve Wun ee balok thither past Spat heal All persons interested in slavery in South Carolina, By the tropretars to conde tothe ‘comfort and eonreniene iy Srgttano™On tne Canern Bask of Scotland, National | #0P Yourcick, ye lver of Boowlogteat imponiion % $o77 goat Piast: gueat: | Rumberiol: the theatre, adip re Dorey Were ind, | smount to only 32,700, out of a population of 600,000, reat chain of Penusylvaniainternal, improvements is wall wor. | Bank of Scotland, Greeuocl king Company, and branches yp Lox, on 20 0 8 090 168 187 jent for the * “ ‘the boy ho al- The Cincinnati Chronicle warmly compliments i thy out Scotland, TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Fs 096 105 193 214 | patient for the curtain to rise, and the boys, who al ein eee senor avoid oll the figues and dangers a | neste Betiannia ails (rom Boston da the iat June,by | 0 COUNTRY MERCHANTS. 7 5 bi: iE 24% | ways occupy the front sents‘at all public meetings, | M*- Giles, the celebrated lecturer. . ' sendant on stage travelling, andatthe saute time tmakean ax: | which all drafts cau be forwanied free. Apply to E. JOHNSON, (late Wilson & Johnson) a t +8 38 i _ ited Sens of thats abounded att hl ae Fee CRS Tae eee cinzoRT for, Bale i i . 18 76 Souith st, cor. Maiden lane. has on hand, in store 142 Chatham stre i 6 1492. 478 347 3 what there might | ind that painted mountain, b ge tat ig rie freer egaaa Maan Omer ROMS | Qa FACKET TOR MARHILog tem ior | MPiectitoocucs Waasghece"Oreiin | 8. ingah 28 $8 $8 | fy Hsing, whining and other sounds, familar | Sharks have appeared inthe harbor at Baltimore : Phin N: E-eorner of Cheanut and Fourth streats, and at Nos hevew packet ship PRINCE DE JOINVILLE, | Galf, Grain and Sealy Thick and Thin Soled Boouend Shoes, | gp Rea AE Hy $8 |to frequenters of such places ef umusement— | Tam happy to say to you that Bishop De Lancy is ! 19.90 Sone Third os ‘A. CUMMINGS, Agent. ant We wrence, will be unavoidably de- ‘ed ‘and sewed, {rom the Easrern Pee oe Py Ladies’ | Premniunidlrtonter payable. yearly, hal yearly, quarteht2or | What do you suppose was the play? Be not | stil Lipiovid aut Liniflmderentesteia “Uitle restos fe eg A iby of New Kork, apply te talved until the nbove date, at which time she will positively tera Buskine, ‘Bes, Slips, fe, of every description. A | monthly astonished! *Twas no other and no less than the | doubt of hig entire xeaovary, and consequent restoration ny, in the city. of Nev ” i greater variety of Children's setflly egueated to, examin .—Cor. of Albany Argus, D. LEECH & CO.’s i 0) 7 Weat at, NR. | passed by any of the European ‘The accommodations for passengers by this ship, are not sur- | Sie" Cleutlemnen’s ne Ciaiters twenty difierent hiteige Gere | guitiee piney seis, oitatioe thelr abieet saeees | <LAdy of Lyons,” by Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer. | tp usefulness in the- chure pean packet ships, and afford an ex- | Buckskin Shoes; Sportsmen's, Fishermen’sand Seamen's. their distri aig ol my!7 6m rre cellent opportunity for those to go to any portof the | Store open till 10 o'clock iving country mer- ‘deciding to insure else whe! rants for theatrical reputation and honors! Oh!| The Fi CHANGE OF HOUR. Mediterranean, for VOUER SEAR RPE 8 ot pg Sha ae opportunily of examining at their lewure. Pam, Rone the last nual Teport, and the Socie- | Bulwer! Bulwer! pay night for your shade was acaras ee rang the Lait es ae porated PUNITED STATES MALL LINES TO BALTIMORE. 103 Front street, or to pai : (ss taduy neo: LEANDER SPAR teneral Agent, | this! Better had it been for you, that you had never | thirty-five buildings were destroyed, causing a destruc- an RATLEDAD Litt : (ol .,, BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents, ROWE’S iv’ LEANT a written this} piece. Well, the curtain did rise, and | tion ofproperty valued at $50,000, On the 12th eight Sete oe RG A UN jgN-? Tomtine Buildings, comer Wall and Water streci, SUPERIOR STYLE of Guusleméns’ Bammiér Hats aie » W2O-MERCHANTS upon the astonished audience burst the stage, with | houses were burned. * "Through in Siz Houre—Fare $3. en with © Dlestant fight ion of thore about surplyingthem: | VISITLNG.NEW YORK CITY. |allitstich and splendid scenery. There was to be | On Friday a man in West Utica stabbed his bro- Possess. . eghorn, and warranted not to be affected seen snow and grapes, water and animals, stoves thee who was attempting to separate him from his fa- * PACKETS FOR HAVRE—Second Line—The | **! Sib: ship. ONEIDA, Captain Jas: Funk, willsetl | 13g, tie Fichness of a ee letat Jnlse by wet or damp weather. Pp. M. Pr 60 JOHN STREET. about. But what | ther, with whom he was quarrelling. It was said yes- for freaght or passage. aly £0 Kb yrs po pmo pecteg nt 90.50 (BETWEEN WILLIAM AND NASSAU STREETS,) are a cation or the audience “most, | eidey thet thé wounded man had died. ‘The other wo or rape, Cope temetie | wo,o-Tontne Bulean tor Walaa Watertown | nerfed IMPORTER OF GERMAN’AND FRENCH || VMS 0 specimens of nature sented on a damaai | Were Dutch, and livedin Worthen. Unies Goreme HB otclock es M.. the lines leaving at { F. M, and bul past 10 10 aNIgW LINE OF PACKS FORTE pupae stb mite Rocky mountain Beaver aloe “FANCY GOODS, mah oe aber rrabee gg ale pt een We observe the following notice in one of the “his Ling will eave Baltimore for Philadelphia at9 o’alock, POO Farkot of tomorrow The splendid ao, | Hatseall ‘of the fist qualty"and most fahionable Offers forsale: Shwe Sicecamne, coatormer atthe most | blushes, These beings were none other than the | London papers : His Royal Highness Prince Albert, on AM. fat suiling and. favorite packet ship KMPLILE, 1136 Na ROWE, Bales Room 40 M » SWORSTEDS.. representatives of Pauline and her mama. You | Gnuwed Gavarpund the establishment of Me rey, NEW CASTLE AND FRENCHTOWN RAILROAD | {0m Purtieny Capt. J.G. Russell, will. sail tomorrow, hes } yet tm se |. © yr, Garmanygnd Tapisserie Chine and Ombre Worsteds. | can snppose no less than that they were ladies, even | the Oreck Slave, by, Hiram Pewors on keen iat AND SPHAMBOAT LINE. RAE orzartcent ship, wow’ da ber seal Yoyade, as, the | EQONOMY. AND FASHION. | 1... Twisted, Plginagd Shaded Silks, in Sticks and Spools. | though ugly. Butthey were not—they were men in | has lately arrived rom Florence." ‘eng «aan hraugh im Seven Hours—Fare $2. 5.1, | moat comfortable accor on for'e oad éabin aa ny ROA es ENIELES.” pB pee 1a would-be woman’s shape, But why attempt to| ‘The death eb fictalagal, ihe. athicant Gonee on we the of . . + aR 5 " i oI ‘i c Pdr th « MORRIS Capt Douglass; will leave Dock street hart dail. Her eatin ts elegantly furnished, her second cabin is also freed | , ROBERTSON, determined to ‘maintain the reputation of : PURTERN ee, describe them! They surpassdescription, and none | thor and critic, at the age of79, is announced. except Sunday.) at half past o'clock. P. M., mstead of 6A: | apin the mostayproved moderntyle. Ter steerage is all that | te Berlin Embroidéty Patterns, « most splendid selection. uta house painter could have painted'them. '* But (grcent Sanday) can be desired for comfort and convenience, Persons about | io, h{ENIX HAT AND CAF ESTABLISHMENT, rs % just imagine for the beautiful Pauline—an ugly, un- English Thentricals, &e. This Line leaves Bowly’s wharf, Baltimore, for Philadelphia, | visiting or returning to the old country, aswell as all others, | 108 Fulton st, between William and Nassau, Hest of Broadyray: | reach and German Canvass for Embroidery, of Cotton, | couth, gauky youth, of about five feet eight pope cats ste atTP. Me te invited to iuspect this splendid. -alip,at her berth foot o! | asthe Mc vevincetesaae en ” ‘Worsted, Imitation of Silk, and Silk, Silver and peered cries § 4 d, th: ir of | , Mrs. Kemble, widow of the late celebrated Johi SUNDAY MAIL LINE. Gouverneur Lane, For passage, which is very low, early ap- | ‘0 tue Publiea very superior atyte of, "Goold, of all. ridths- inches, with hands so large and red, that a pair of'| Mrs, Remble, widow of 1 John The only Line for Baltimore ou Sunday leaves the Depot, | plication should be made on board, or to dl : JUMMER HATS, ‘BEADS. white kid gloves would have blushed to cover them, Kemble, died on the 13th ult., at Leamington. OF Lith and Market streets, at 4 o’clock, FM. 'W. & J.T. TAPSCOTT, Which fig he hentiat; Moai al Sanne oe eee pottee pace Gold, Silver, Steel, ass Beads and Bugles. bictoartaale ls d by bi li Her | Mrs. Kemble bad survived her husband upwards of comer of 11th and aT PABSENGLR TRAIN. m2 rre 75 South street, cornerof Maiden lane, | #4 for cheapness unequalled In addition to being very plea- » Silver, Steet ee LES pail Se ee ee Ny oe et Whar, | 22-years, during which she lived chiefly at Le Fareto Baldimoreés coats. one -—_ | santand genteel, these Hats are to stand all ordinary | panbroidery Needles, Steel, Wooden, Ivory, Ebony, and Whale- | feet! oh Venus! Oh, Muses! if ye had feet, what a | . ton Th ea rable full 1 y at Lea- ‘A Passenger Car attached tothe Freight Train, will leave the EOE LONDON; The splendid vacitet ship ABE: | exposure to rain without injury, which, it is welt nuowa Leg: one Knitting and Crochet Needles.” pity! Her dress is easily described. It was glazed | mington. The admirable full length portrait, which Danotecener ite acesapod en she Faia (except Sunday) at ‘THUSA, will positively sail on the 4th ane, Has hors, Panamas, &c., will not do without losing shape and EMBROIDERIES. ink tmualin, with, ¥ehowtd think: -a~bleok:: pain she possessed of “Kemble in-his Study,” by Sir Soclock, P. M.cand_ reach Baltimore ‘at an eatly hour next handsome accommodations for «few cabin bas: | color. For business more especially it is important to keep the | 4u) kinds of commenced and finished, such ax Suspenders, Shoes power a) i a Thomas Lawrence, and always considered f Saree EE mga ar Pilaaipias ac | teaery wn wl be ttep ales than the usaal rates, by apy | head dey aid cool edenidemtuom whic has not hither be and Ottomans Keke." | perder round the bottom. Oh, ye" gorda, what | 1. ches @euvres of that great master, has been, be + ~ whe yo 4 ing on |, foot of st or attain not jus rspiration, owil Ss Ds. ! i 5 a Fortier particulars, *PPY tp. FISHER, Agent, Sieg’ "O°" *Y NJOWN HERDMAN, 61 South street. | fo the peculiar style af trimming whichtheskbsetiber has found | Aan kinds of Paris FRAN Go G Ole ag Pres and Parse did'st ever see a female fish-seller? And oh, what | aueathed, it is understood, to the noble friend of the my!0 Im re No. 17 Wall street, or 6 West street. LONDON LINE OF PACKETS—Packet of the | PY experience so very cleanly and popular. Their weight mages ‘rimmings, Heed Omamente, Bracsicts, Hair Pine, Combs: | voice! Its tones were bewitching—and, oh, the | €minent tragedian, the present Larl of Aberdeen. FROM BOSTON TO PHILADELPHIA IN A shin SWITZERLAND Perera ae ach | horns and Paiames. ~~ "ROBERTSON, i Fuitauaia © |. SiNsgeiioe 2old and Silver Brat, Tel Corde ti! | looks ehe gave him! ‘The character of Claude Mel- | _ A rival to Van Amburgh, in the person of a Mr. DAY. positively sail as above, being her regular day. “ mi Imtoc Sign_of the Phosnix. MINGS, ~~ | notte was mueh better supported; and, indeed, Imay | White, has recently arrived in England. He is ac- i ——MILLS, HATTER, 178 BROADWAY, _ Wirel Goods, such ders, &e. i bis aeleaas soeeiar amnecne tO eh On tema MILLS, HATTER, 178 BROADWAY, De et renee: Watch Holders, Be. Re say, very well acted. It was played by Charles | companied by a numerous assortment of lions,tigers, German ie hairs, ‘Baskets, Work ‘Tables, and ‘ anes “ 7 mnt OF make early application on board, foot of Maiden Lane, orto eerie EON? Boe BOTT eiewthin Bolas, ke. Rafiile, an old stager, and who, we tale did ie &c., which he has in complete subjection. von pg BOSE MeMOREAY, | Dit anatuter of Sik tse Se imjacion of Frc, ited sa, EEO STKE. ne, gel great crm acing Dut imac ionred jn | Jerrold recived BO. fr his new comedy, ent 7 he LONG ISLAND RAILROAD 7 Ti fF + 5 | 0, attention of the public thereto, ‘80 in the full con- hs " ‘I § s tled “‘ Time Works Wonders.” uglas Jerrold is ‘rsaow agranged fr tusarigers to leve Boston at Boek | che Suitsedund wasn ShiJunes ee Me Hasan | Adeenol rendering perfect satiaction to all who MAY BOHOT | Prise Cone, Gimpa, Tends ai color and gualin,im.| thinks it better to be atthe head ofamouse than the | the writer of Mrs. Caudle's famed.“ Curtain. Lec- and arrivein New York at 4, as was the case last evening; and | ORT Tee poo_—New LincoRegular Packet 4 . Ege and domestic (of his own manufacture. ) tail ofalion. At any rate he was at the head of a | tures” in Punch. On a recent visit of this gentle- wl ke the Philadelphia train at quarter beforeS, and arnive there at i; th Jaye The een fst Renal nce £15 St&Wamere mouse last evening, and a very small ‘one, too.’ In | man to Birmingham, the working jewellers present- of the ae Ca Mapraske of 1100 tons, will KNAPP’S a word, the whole atfair was despicably mean, and | ed him with an elegant gold ring, with an onyx stone Second SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, sail_as above, her regular day, 1d st in INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER. reflects much dishonor upon a city, whose, popula- | in th é . 73 E 3 0 5 I Wi thd Goran the be had at blish- INDIA} R 3 NIN t. ‘ ‘ » in the centre ; and in an address expressed their ad- LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY, . | |For freight orpattare, having sceomumodation unequalled (oy | J%,uition.ty the, aby te ey, Bich fr elegans HESE PLASTERS prepare for pane and, weakness ia the | tion can pay five hundred dollars for music to.be | miration of his talents, ond their gratude fos his Ii of Wall stret, 0610" Oa vane &e GO, Beach « Menublic'n ayectaliy nvidia 8609 9%) asthmatic fection, and crougin children, wil in most eae | PlaYed upon its green twice & week. | We admire, | terary advocacy of their own class. * K. 5 es treet, i ive immediate ef. 10" > n i ag te Ped He, ae. Biden, of tone, wit | coy gon fond rane on” a's pn n'y | glen wiaan ba foed ugh bate forcomplains of | atempt something of the kind, altho they MMe anicrvoer eaaiee emg ing TRA t oued ‘Garsi nd sui 36 . id |. D. Totten, v q 5 ney. i 5 f i x it !—prac- ant . pane From Brookiyn Dege sae 7p oa Ae ose en ene Tiffany, (late of Albany.) would be pleased to see the friends | |, Peesons of sedantary habits, whose business, requires them t0 altogether maisiat OO a re eee auct a thedtre ? | gaged by Mr. Culeraft for a few nights in Dublin. Boston Train=g Mi dally Ponders excapted. Hicksville pASSAGy FOR HAMBURG With Despatch caine wees AMER EI or tree | chest, or pia in he side or Breast, ‘will find great relief by wear | What would a Sieedipa Risin or Anderson say hse and intermediate places. And on ‘Tuesdays, Thuradays and Sol ie, auleneR 2a Pere PO Bes ehicee oer! 02. to, 336 07, price $3 90.—Two years ago the Gossa- | 'Gvith tegard to the effieacy of these Plasters, nothing need be | 0 this On the reinaiee crease ateictadl spirit of rsonal Movements, ; turdays, through to Greenport at 934 A. M, comfortably accommodate x limited number of of passengers in | ™er Hat. was introduced to the New York public as thelightest | said, as they carry with them their own recommendation, and | Opposition to theatricals in this city, that cannot Colonel Thorne will return to this country with re Greenport Depa excepted, at 12}, o'clock P.M., | Sabinandteerage, This ship having been built expressly for 3 apc ok damae series. oC caters Wer ae ae the bries being so remarkably low, is a sufficient inducement for | much longer resist the spirit of the youn for mno- | his family on the Ist of August next, and haa taken on Train, vi |, atl .M., | N i cess f jose afflicted to give atrial. 3 1 ii Ni % Oe ce tae, Wolnce | ‘unk? amerion. Arno mahin onecarebe shoe | (atest ail ptecartsgganggany ne | igo coubrt tube gearendinereming de | Srl name diversion af some sory, and they canna, | "thee Hoe CoD, Den ts now located an an Fears a soe > ipa psn i aa a e J.T. TAPSCOTT. 4 the, improvement ri dben tne mre ree m which phere hoped eda lly by, ir own erty andthe aa satis eo get it one Verscshers wil beisriees. ra Race, of | caster, where he is engoged in the practice ofl eqn ‘om Hicksvil 0 my26 rr corner South street and Maiden lane. x ? ~ " i which they have given, they are decidedly superior to any | amusement ought to be founded here; and, judging | fession. i i , fi he repea:s his d 10 | L here; and, a capemiation ‘rain for Brooklye-—As 7, A.-M. and 0% LIVERPOOL LINE OF PACKETS—Prcket ot | u,thoncrataitnctalienh eens aiel heaters | ORE I Ui saking them ag adhesiveand pliable aw | {rom the way exhibitions of all kinds are attended, | Ny. Francia E. Rives, in watcha rnmap stoi patty, Sundays peed ss Farmingdale and St. George’s the 6th June—The splendid and favorite packet shi) | so called) of the two. preceding years, that the Gossamer Hats fille, nd invrendering theta five from all those objections | it woula meet with a good and hearty support. his gig at Petersburg, Virginia, mad Pos cecnngiehercaahentineg es aie! ATRICK HENRY, J ©, Delano master, will po yal more pleasant than any other, are not liable, Ike } which is a source of complaint to the ordinary plasters of the | Thad intended to have given you some other | and broke his arm, ©" Veins Made A false step, fell, 5 e ‘ at the followi laces | sitively sail as ver regu: ys i : Panamas, ke., to lose their shape and col expo- | gay. H - on the, Ceogmoation ch waye toveceive and deliver pessen- | _ Having very superior accommodations for cabin, second exbis aud last, ot least, they are the cheapest, geutrel | “Fess Plasters need but one tral to. give every satisfaction de | NEWS about town, but let it be reserved for afuture | ‘fr. Foster and Mr. Brown, the two candidates ] ai a aceon poet age aga fos ember b; Bere unmet} f and may t Bg worn twobeeaces. 7 8 style of trim: sired. a communication. ery truly yours, for Governor in Tennessee, have revised their appoint M by le subsori + effect 5 h 9 . = | niet lancorio theme coon wewpRRay, | te ninhat BP eaehaniac eae euvhacaetnas | wath hore won te ack of ae Nabe ti OT | Ret ine St ely Wace ne ee ee ‘Stati R * outer surface, as if commonly case wil lifferent!y uine. Towa. . 31 pleas 100 Pine street corner of South street. } trimmed... This advantage alone entitles. them to a preferen ‘Made Be P, lesale and retail for such work. Medrag'Seaton. 5a | The pecet ship Independence, FP. Allen, master, will we | Gyerall others. Bee OHA Ne ORM NG ee Ee ee ee ae ae a rate ad socal at [Correspondence of the Herald.] The lL patil : Millevi 6 | ceed the Patrick Henry, and sail on the 6th of July,’ mare. |” 214 Broadway, gpponite Se, Panl’s, King street, New York. ‘Also for sale by the Druggists Towa Crry, May 10, 18465. ae? ee ee The History of Wy- B WANTED—Good and suitable vessels to freigh: | N-B. The Gossamers are made without holes in the top, and | rally. Price 12 1-2 and 18 34 cents each mi ameodsre a OA NET Es WOBY Se Eevee | gel y the Hon. Charles Minor, is announced as 0 Coal from Philadelphia and Bristol to Boston, Provi- } Without tan, nnless expecially desired otherwise. _a.25 Imre_- | ————__—_-________-—. | qu 7 ogistature of Iowa—Great Dissatisfaction at | nearly ready for the press. The subject is classic and an ie , Saao, Norwich, Allen's Feist, Gieouport; Hatt ‘c EADIES F. SHIONAB c HATS, a5 THE PATENT the Proposed Limits—Mr. A. C. Dodge—Office- consecrated ground. ford, Nev I» yy ir ARL y z ? . de .G ie 2 | Bein ie joie ape ny gn copia et eptment given ®,< premium, Straw Fic and ace, Neopolitan . GALV ANIC RINGS Seekers—The Appointment of Surveyor and Gov- Mr. J. H. Green, the reformed apriableyy has Woon, Hicker: 1 % iB Fie i sartotaligtsen °° Straws and Lace Nenpoitans are Se aauperior ality, end nr MAGNETIC FLUID. ernor of Wisconsin—Mr. Vinton’s Object—The | inablo silver spoons, by his friends ‘and admirers in’ Ro- ‘armil tere . - FFO) 7 ra ranted to clean, made in the most tousble shape, R. A. H. CRISTIE: respectfully informs the erican ya 9 his if z Treo 0% Im*re 81 Dock street, Philadelphia. i . H A Evil of Narrow Bowndaries—Dangerous to this Bod a OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRENTFASENGE | Nrfl-Lice Respolian as $2 exch Mar RO a a aMnee tcktin mom Res OFFICE. 61 South ri Pamseye Ho Enea \Ge | _ Milliners supplied by the cage or dozen at reasonable prices, | Eicteye Galvanjam iigcavered oy his brother, Protessor tier ads : ere law suit there, Sesh land, Scotland and” Wales— Those sending for they xt the Lace Neapolitan Manufactory, 17 Division street. man C: Fe of don, in Octo last. The. jiscovery ‘has The Legislature of Iowa is now in session, and Tae THbbrs a i Wi, iy : e intends would do well to avail themselves of the opportunity of | _™28 Imre -__ | received thew probation of th rofession | inue i i _ rae Troors ar Forr Jessur.—We extract the LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK. making their arrangements with the subseribets.on very mode: LADIES: of Greet Britain, who have pronounced it-amoug the most im- | Will probably continue in session for some weeks. | ¢ swing judiciotis remarks from the Natches Free Register. Burthen. | rateterms, by hrs class packet from Liverpool © caRABHONABLE STRAW HATS, -) Porar{ol modery scentiiclnentions, The Fatt Catvant | Theirsessions are limited by. Congress to seventy- | Wagon We learn that tome twery-fve coro ies tons. tons. wi * a ARL G, the well known and celebrated. ings have been found to answer : ; ive days; and whether there ls much € to CO, | of infantry have been ordered to, and a1 a7 ‘a00 poet can as asuah Yenfagninhed, for any amount, pryabl: | Sraw Hat Maactures Begs leave to, inform the Ladies that | the, ordinary, galvanic battery, or, cleciic and mommeri Ue | they sit out the limited period, and no longer. The | at ‘Fort Jessup; Louisiana, ‘There communion ret dom. Apply to he has forsale n splendid’ ane, fashionable ‘assortment mt 4 Tare 1 ih , : SOHN HERDMAN, 61 ffats, of every deroripeion, ot his ent of Sera | Thich accompany the application, by these wstruments, and | narrow limits assigned by Congress to Towa, as the | gume-are held in readiness for action in ave of wey aT ‘The mail steamer Hibernia sails fom Boston ou the loth feat, | {He paticulacly calle the attentionr the public Presse’ ii | in, many other respects are more safe and certain im accom | terme upon which she might ‘be: edmiteed taro the | ficulty with Mexico on our Texan frontier; but it 1» the by wich letters can be forwarded qui rh” | ew shape cal! the Bohemian Gipsey, which for beauty and Pifphing the re ayia Union, have produced general. dissatisfaction, and | opinion of mamy with whom we have conversed on the TAROLINTA. | Ne i SE “| ciate atands uuriv ; y¢ Galvanic Rings have now been several months before rages er tier pey sean Rio bertin. « Mapoethiy catch Mow nih nedine-rondbody SEN Pak \ BEING NOW ON GALE by the cpl eer | wekotltieeae: grain Mat uhionbe same | on Cnt red fhe ural erungnnY pre | Ceqetan Liat feat ‘The late delegates Mr. A.C. | orprompt action ante fed River i generaly ewsdred They creall frstclase New York bul in hardware in the United States are all w: per | “ar im*re re CARL KING, 17 Division street, | the prevention, and cure of the diseases for which they Dodge, is inmuch censured for consenting to the | Ynavigable from the commencement of summer to ad best materials, andwell known as. rem i feet in form and of very best iron, | 1 —__— | commended. They have been used with perfect success in all ges fixed by He might have | Witter by low water, which generally prevails during ‘Their commanders are men of long experienc e an Judg- nd sold at a fraction over the price of iron inthe bar | YJ ISS MADDEN rvepectfully informs the ladies of ew if rhew Gout, tic doloreuz, sick headache, indiges: | boundaries.as fixed by eniinen might have | that time. Should the river as usual become low during cit ced well acquainted in thetade: ‘The cabins are Atted wp Every shoe which may be found not in accordane, | LVL, York and its vicinity, that her French Mallinery aud Dress sf Joints, eral debility, deficiency of rer- | obtained te Missouri as the Western Boundary, if | the early part of the eummer, and the semicec of mane Maomely and commodiously for cabin passengers; who are | with thenbove recommendation wil be recived buck and Une | Making establishment, 108 Canal eteet, i how open. Spring | Yous energy, and all nervous, disorders. ‘The galvanic power | he had so chosen, But he was anxious for a seut | companied bo moeded in the. uelgtnorery ot ange found with every thiug except Liquors and wines, rates | money refunded, with all expenses from the most distant party | 2d Summer Fashions, consisting bee . mbbon, fancy | which they possess is gradual and constant, ithe beneficial | 7° PS" Senate of the United States, and was there- | Grande, Sonll lets, caso eae wee Ce FES eerestmercmne. | or mney’ Sianand Lasidan yes as wcaived feamere | Cece Sieh prague ann che a7 ete wee oy “tra perieet | fore inipatl for the admission of Iowa. And as | hundred miles through an almost ‘uninhi it «Bers sy lofty and airy, and every way to promote the H. BURDEN, Agent, o ndon styles, just received per last steamer. Believed. whe Gaivame Ringe are in every way perfectly | fore impatient for the admissi ‘inp d mi e inhabited country Gime nthe of neg a2 cheap ae, Anding te | _y. 18 mere Troy Aron su Nal Faery | oath shores nce: Drv tr ober the Tost | Ss Schley ir Oldie warenrtow ame | He had partizans at the north, whom he did'uot,| Sakis Galas dwres inte the Grifetteesey orn own provisions, excer™ lyeadasaits. i tiered VOR SALE—A beautiful Country Residence, one mile | fashion made to order at the shortest notice. ficacy. | Dr. Cristie warns. the Ame. | wish to throw into a northern territory, he request- highlasda of ine ofMexico. This Thc nppotnted days of ailing will be strictly adhered to— | SoMGerom Roseville Lynne, on Staten iaandy a Farm of & | “Southern and Western orders pompelyaitended to i ° ing, to beware of a. riow cathe Missourias the ‘Boundary. 116" will hurdly | Would,be a, thisty ‘day's Jobs longer period than we Freight of fine goods by this Ting 20. per ton, <Apnly fo of Ay House and Bam, ‘All descriptions of Bonnets cl ‘and altered in the newest PL FET terres fo Lyne § crap poy Nags ig inated, Will be | CUsht to suffer the war, in case there be one, to be pro- C. GRIM! & CO., other Buildings; good Garden, with plenty of Frui le. cin FULTON ST! a few 0 was be re-nominated again. But if nominated, wi trested with Mexico, Fost Jeasup tsa very cone peice Persone who may vis Fiz Livejon., | beni tyenble od on eal ope sings oes e | EES Mion AN aN purcdta meepderdsepStve ancient al imiatour eg | beaten. He has given much offence by eheourag- | ior cavalry, but iti, in the option ofthone’ Who. know f the above named favorit can secure their passage by 2 z GALV. O) . re entirely devoid of any, galvanic effect. CHRISTIE'S | ing a host of applicants for fi ith | the country; the'very worst point in the South-west for applying to SAMUEL THOM ’ 0. GALVANIZED SHEET IRON AND TIN,» very, su | MAGNETIC FLUID, used in, conneetion with the Rings to } few exceptions filled by democrats. They all flock- | infantry to be stationed du summer, with the applying Old Establis ce, A COTTAGE AT SOUTH AMBOY. Deriorarticle, warranted not torust. Also, Tin Plate, Shee: | accelerate the galvani¢ action, is only to be procured at the | 4 to Washington, at the 4th March, but instead of | view of operating either t the Mexi alo 1m*rre ara earl set HE house js of brick and rough east. Inthe fist story there } {fous Sheet Copper, Zine, Sopteh and Amet | same pines, ____miliwem | Fr ding a friend co urge their claims in the delegate | Rio Grande or the Cammanches on the wert PEOPLES’ LINE OF STEAMBOATS FOR ALBANY | (1 lee breast room i arawing room, diving, room | 'my13 bm ee ‘No. 71 Broad street ae yea enw ser She New who invited them tp Some of, U3 gave en he on eee poste Fae ete Net Pie eras | spocnd stony jedroo: ° ki NTED—For one ofthe moat extensive Publishing houses | WY Loren Stare Loe ct cold shoulder. He had his peculiar proteges, whom aTH—Tne Apvenrurer.—Mr Williams, of Can- pe oe oe carn: ses Rye Leeeveten my eer ae Pt ee ANthe United States, afew. active. young met (0 act ss Np omy, cota Were eRGCE OF Gants, | he, imendedl, to .recommentl. from the stext--gien | ton, Missiasipnl,Mn donee Gv. Pitts, of Ketek the 17th inatant, with an entirely NE- ’ 1 vs ourtlandt ‘iberty streets, \ ae ‘3 mboat ROCHESTER, Captain RG. Crattendon, will | _ The Cottage is, in the Elizabethian style and has six pointed nts for the sale of new wiay, Wednesday and Friday Evenings, at7 o'clock. | Kables with overhanging roofs Pingga extends round three | will insure each man § legis gnhost KNICKERBOCKER, Cn Aw Meet will coe pular works. The ts | received by without merit, except their services to Mr. Dodge. | and a negro man, were drowned on the 3d inst., near Ouse, and i ormamerited with Gothic Arches. “It | ting to that ¢ i irhough aie walk opportunity of ck fe P yg the late arrivals from Irance— overhis hoard per year prof. A wrt | S°ShERNDID ASGORTMENT. OF EMBROIDERIES. a : Sitaloehien, Lites hae rekie Riva eanee ontenee be given them; they will have besides Ri ill But he desires no appointments made until he se- whail's tod aedek, ey upent hake kee rey fo hain aptain A. Houghton, will | sides of th ich Embroidered Shawls and Mantilles. 4 . i g is new and has et by nig $1,000 per year, and more if they are ac- ® eine. cures his re-election. If none are made till then, 7 ad Tuy and Sanday evenings a cle, ine distance trom a halt a ausrter of «mile Jott fie Erery saan i have hin, dati. ere aze about a “ Ferme Mchete w’Orleans. the present worthy” incumbents, with few. excep: | Ot, zt hadbeens Dold soter and a. will Sdventarer relay STC UMBIA, Capt. W. H. Peck, willJeave on | With the exception of the fawn sand ‘wood ‘and the opposite | them to, have $25 to $90 xt east to obiain «good fitng out.’ No | xen 'D COLLARS, Rohl ous, tone, will hold on. The applicants, alter besieai iZ | many wonderful scenes. A lettcr speaks of him thus wise. sgh Wess Mey aay “Rne's' | shal Ni een tn deen | pedal Secs eset |"? Sty, “ANIONS ace | Sr Wok simon or morechave reinrned indignant | Wr Fie ware ati ot Reni at se nwo a o’clock,, Same - s a % ‘g 4) at the duplicity o! . ‘ , Ville wanes NORTH AMERICA, Comin 1, Boi | rigeaeiee darth ty, Seer | NRE ade Demet. mre inte De The appointment of Mr. Tones, Surveyor ef this | Geto, ara tn Hatin of anges, between Louie * © king either ofthe above Lines will arrive in Albeo | sod petlecty heslthiye ena ceed ae eetuation i high! “CHARLES PAUL DE KOCK COMPLETE, ove Valen bbe ot Cen, H. THodiag, ea Cavarnon of Wisconsin. | oats. He was once in the Senate of Kentucky, and, ny in unple time for the Morning Train of Cara for the east or | Ii pat pees st Ba dy Hook, incr Hay dud te Raritan Wve. wa TS Tg re gan Aa mage on og £MB. richbSe GRires, I think Iowa will insist on her boundaries as pre- SoSahien reve oer Hoste EP rein. fons "Bi hs erste an tha | Ree teen ahs | eaten teary Fj | ight gun [set er conven. te doe Pt | unger Glen Sion ean H - fast at home A i ‘ . Pe Meta {ieee ema beteNce Pou tron mastbencitgte | md Sie pe elms nent ce ey | Bm Rees =e srl ites" cose ok rucare'ot to Ungos at | Sone masneabrtac aaah tt Fee en ee re. a af the Bouts of thie Line, |: Sogn hasten cy. two, and at Philedelpbin in | Sc ilalont witiin the roach of persons inthe mor, limited RICH EMBROIDERED LINEN CAMB We spurs, {would be at the mercy of Illinois. and Mis- | risk of being sent Home ona false suspicion of piracy. by wofhenta tin pee Pome Cale AE So. sone” ra Aa ayo oe erm | TS warner ately ny on Tg | Pe ere yc ag a IR pa od Ee *, Cc. | wil Ouse. ‘or 1 pf an jane J a - a scene te a |g no a eee Ry |e ec ec EA | waa —PUEGsnn care | teeta Snel coc "eu fo mong. |e Ba Ohl NOTICE. fe sitaation, with a house thirt er fore fet savare, 1 | meds, and that the work it be found the most eare-killing | Fitra mod Mestin Dresres "Thread fmce Cope is proposition is for the sake of gaining votes in | Published eity, ditactory. Thus has terminated his STATEN ISLAND V dhapose of either of both: or ig of the house “and oth country.“ Hor ane 11 Am rect New Yoru. | eepa gant nied Laer go the nate, to cnt and carve up the west intonumer- | five it burial He hts lott» brother, the Rev k. E, FOOT OF WHTTENALL STREET imboy, NR Ere | yt te seer aaimnane and may be veat by pox to any, part, of | Ms inet sa ascine Batt prammalitecinny Mom ie streines Sint fiten Fitts, of Nashville. _ 4 eee ____________My at “ ic 1 } f, . On, and after Sunday, June tat, the Steamers SVEPH and | (LENERAL BUILDING REPAIRS, 58 Nescan come, | Omplete comy past cousincone faked or pontoalt | PADIE STRAW HATSVOUNG LADIES vastly more likely to control the action of the gene-| . ye ‘Trane of Fraxcr.—A meeting of the prin- STEATEN ISLANDER Will leave as follows until’ farther CB ang, Cee Mae BL, Me eee eeeed aad] and directed to Holl rer, New York City. a Rich Sraw “ tal Government, than thirty small ones. Experience | eipal silk manufacturers of Lyons took place. a few Mason, ne, a paired Consu Disers pal notice = LEAVE STATEN ISLAND: paluted, and, al other ropes aad Civegtions dons tr tha bent | . Sig copies will be forwarded to one nddress jor ive dollar. " ane & Cordon *.. Woseam rae | proves that the Hinge States, by Boiihy OF pomnpand days.ago in that city, to consider the. propriety of MM. manner, iso, furnaces, ranges, kettles, steam boilers, i" “ in D’o ntatives e: 2} fot: 4 , * * + Sin eae. | Sakae coat ate eau fas eaner uae | [> SLM COMING igaay Taal wah Srna congiyern ys Ea ee erarren Rane oie Te ae | Recon ihe Chari of vere agxingt the itro- 10, 11 and 12, A. M.; 1, 2, 334, 5, 6 and 734, P. M. jorkmen employed, Expeditious and | moderate |! ig-houne Reaper, Union strat, Liverpool— | Cosquettes ‘Straw Caps Tyroliens : Meh which Y ber of tmall duction of Chinese si 0 France. The petition ’ TARE 614 CENTS. fmney topeforcuring smoke. Up town orders left about nine years ago ‘to live in New ¥ork—will a Grin ‘ Toseane roportionate weight which any number of small | was accordingly drawn up, and has just arrived at On Sundays—The Boats will leave every hour from 8A. M, | Quinn, Plumber, 544 Broadway c r father, No. 14 New Bailey street, Salford, Manches- , RICH SILK PATREN DRES ES. States with an aggregate of the same number of | Paris bearing 300 signatures, It states that the wot TPM re ey Nnyatee "| _ mei tmteht enti ___#. H. QUINN: England, she will hear mn areatly 10 her advan | silks Pekin Chinois wetheaa votes. Suppose Ohio, Indiana and Illinois had | j.yens manufacturers consider the importation of SUMMER. (ARRANGEMENT. | ‘ATauite tee Te LG bana GONNO WARD? err Watered Fon de, Soi been divided into sx of nine oor would the Chinese silks a8 certain to cause the vomplete ruin NEWARK AND NE . i ee aus tas in Broc at works they have com and have | of their business, and contains tables, showing 35 to FARE ONLY 12 CENTS. Fenton Ri pera cad riveke eatin! FS Atal Fi Sal lf at a I AL OS . Ha ARASOLS. Se roguese have been so soon unaertaken? The | 49 por cent difference in favor of the-Chinese “in all steamboats, and pri Springfield, Muss. Any person who will give any informs- | Ombrellas with ivory Ombrellas ; pe , Change sole Lyi m these vermin, can do it at Ht | tion respecting him will confer 9 or on Aun Ward. te with “ in statesmen of the old confederation Congress justly | the markets where the silk goods of the two coun- AeA SSAAIE ipetn soi Cally wl ran as | Ce pevention. sual worthless Taito hare fea impore | AAAS re hd Tt TAPSCOTE both | wih ich eolhand uve mowotings, foresay the consequences of socutting up that tern | ries enter into competition. Galignants Messenger. ~ f ati x a the publ. id only at Apothecaries' - —re S. F tory. Theygave those new States great natura » : ‘ Trav GEWARK LEAVE NEW YorK. Un Cather see ne, sa tn Broobiyn by LIFE PRESERVERS, Poudre dene ape aunty i Hudsaatlen the ikea ahd VEIN; owe Uevizen that | noes BhgosacmroaatrerciTbe frost. Wes saiite me ASS nd Be EN ry, “ASM and DE Me bine eon sole ne: icaluchase oF OOO OMPORITION, | SEABTIC Fee cheat” ihe ie Ne natural Parganas Wael nature 1n- | severe on Friday and Saturday prnings,. in the oar ON SUNDAYS,” tea 7 : id the greatest extremes Gold Crean a cates, issouri on the west, the Mississippi on | whole country north and east of us. In Lymn, ice formed 9 ee a bay i WW enti and nat tay met orate te seammar (te great Pertumed Oe tMUMES FOR HANURERCHIERS. theeast, be given to. her. ‘The plan of two tier of | an eighth ofan inch in thickness. | Frui uuffered T.. teehitiden Lane, wher have Verge and well “ee te reader niche | Bande Portugal Eeglantin States between the Missouri and Mississippi rivers, | verely. To-day it is fine and very warm—Boston Trai + 102 Maiden Lane, whe re on sale alarge and we general assortment of manufactured ‘i es Feeiasiting cathefle ae caus on tennis assorted stock of very superior Dril ; Limerick, | above ‘For sale, whol ‘and retail, Rese Mousne, Essence Mare is Midiculous; and in. my opinion, the people of | seript, June bail | acre on Deny Tock and Black Fick Hooker Pohiog patent. Forsale, gat bee Paris Kid Gloves, Bi Buckles, and a large assortment | : A the State inter- ; | Rada’ Reels, Crave Silk and Flax Lines, Silk Worm Gut Fit GEORGE BELL of Fancy Articles’ which will be offered at very. reasonable | loa will never submit to having any jtate inter- | Russian Sramex.—A proposition ‘has been made Bett, eel tcrt description of Flahing, Tacklo, which they exe | 2% tmore 100 Brondway, betwern Fina sud Wallets, _ | Trice. nus im*re "| posed between her and the Missouri. | ‘The proximi- | yy jhe Kussian government, through its consul, to a able to sell he tost ps7 Siew AGO Bree Ras. H ACKET SHIP. GENESEE, from Now Oriana ts diveh , ty a hostile tribes ff qucliens oR Eee we 18 | Jarge commercial firm at Livetpeel, toaltow young men, rodiieb cana Cap tal tetany Waa 102 Maiden Lane, @ip stairs, Pearl street. . sing at Pike street wharf, foot ‘ike st. ‘ignees W another mt reason why lowa shou! ea lar Russians, to sed under the care of the command. Wetheedaatie mr | mye Imtre sis Ib ve hie nestic, leu tend to thereto of thei soe tmmediaiely mio | Niqte though ai present’; 1. wil reeume. the | Ausitttit resraeuve vetsels, trading to all parts ofthe PEHSSE k BROOKS, "endo? New \CKET SHIP JA) ty WwW i ep Oribang, 00 Deep Hines For, ‘eon xs, B A " CC epapein subject, and cM you the — of the people of this | globe, sroart the Baltic, Mediterranean, Sotithern wet § yt % ; 2 territory on this subject hereafter more at large. parts of North Ameri Also, 900 reams Tissue various colors, ‘myn ; please ths reseipe of . mya midec ‘and 67 stree mere ry