The New York Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1845, Page 1

Vol. XI., No. 154—Whole No. 4016. THE NEW YORK HERALD, JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor, Circulation---Forty Thousand. DAILY HERALD—Every, day. Price 2 cents per copy—$7 25 Ret, annum—payable in advance. EEKLY HERALD—Every Saturday—Price 6} cents per comrnee 125 cents per See in advance. ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices—alway: cosh in advance. Lhe gies of all kinds executed with beauty and 8 pat All letters or communications, by mail, addressed to fe cntanerane mart be peatpalls on the postage will be deducted from the subscription money remutted JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Puoraizton or rue New York Hrnracp Estas.isuMunt orthwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streeta LONG ISLAND RAILROAD. CHANGE OF HOU] 33 SUMMER ARRAGEMENT On and after the 29d inst., a train will leave the depot, at Brook lyn, for Boston, Norwit ‘fore Sandy creed ‘Worcester, every morning at asengera wil xy the foot of Whitehall st. at 8 ‘oclock. Sscoud clase paisengece’ at my!7 Inis re TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS. EXPRESS AND PIONEER PACKET LIN} Pittsburgh vi ‘34g days. The above line is now iu inducements to persons who wis): 1g to the west. ‘Most approved modern le, the juperior manuer, ang every effort is made induce tothe comfort and convenience travellers. The scenery on this route is unti Ly chain of Pennsylvania internal improvements is well wor- 0 From ime Pi b f being seen. this route passengers avoid all the fatigues and dangers at- nt upon stage travelling, andat the same time peditious trip. . The cars leave every morning at 7 o'clock. Passengers are ad- vised we enange, their apes at ladle ‘ phia N. B. a Isand ip South Thirdatee “A CUMMINGS: Agent.” Philadelphin, May 17, 1945, For ba) copa ¢ the cit of New York, apply to Hy KNISELL, . LEECH & COs rent for ine. 7 West st, N. R. my!7 6m rre CHANGE: OF HOUR, UNITED STATES MAIL LINES TO BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, WILMINNGTON AND BALT! stel 5 a 5 og ‘Chester Minrough in Siz Howre—-Fure $a. nse Depot gomerot ith matreak daily (except Sauder) | Sica epot corn ily. Cexee a8 efor, ML the leering std PM, sud tad pase %6 | on tane or tothe men i GSEPH McMURRAY, ‘ing: continu er re { 100 Pine street corner o! uth street. Line will leave Baltimore for Philadelphia, at 9 o'clock, | ‘The nacket ship. Independence, F-¥. Allen, master, will AM. " | coed the Patrick Bleersrend tat oa thc avot ale ake, NEW CASTLR AND FAPNOBTOMN RAILROAD | Goui out Fiiodeiiiia and Bett cor Borces, Fran Onaud ater Monfay nett May 2th, esteamigact ROBERT | OTE, New Haren Sidi “Albay Rey a ote at n and after Monday next, May 12th, the steambeat RT | Thehighest pee will pesad Aneye i 4 MORRIS, Capt, Douglass, will leave Dock street wharf daily. | Sal ad, and eonstany emmeyinent given sce Suudeh) half patdoSk EM mead eek, | -APa FREDERICK TYLER & CO, This Line leaves Bowly’s wharf, Baltimore, for Philadelphia, | 495 tm*re FB RAFRORD BOO hin, at7P. M. vine SUNDAY MAIL. LINE. ine for Baltimore on Sunday Icaves the Depot, Tith and Market Meets, at 4 o'elock, Ps M. : FREIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. Fare to Baltimore 50 cents. Passenger Car attached to the Freight Train, will leave the Depot corner Lith and Market street, daily, (except Sunday) at So'clock, P. M.,.and reach Baltimore at an eatly our next The onl; corner of momig 3 G.H. feted Agent at Philadelphia, Pa. ‘or particulars, oPPe a EO. P. FISHER, Agent, myl0 1m re No. 17 Wall street, or 6 West street. FROM BOSTON ae. SADE UraIA INA HE TRAINS w the LONG ISLAND RAILROAD are now arranged for passengers to leave Boston at 6 o’clock and arrivein New Yorkat 4, as was the case last evening; and iD the Philadelphia train at quarter before 5, and yet ak M. my! SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY. TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS: P ontoe uae daily, Sunda jostou Train—| . M. daily, Sun . Accommodation T'ain—O34 AM. and 4; A. for Hicksvill« anil ntermediateplaces. And on ‘Puetdays, Tharsdays and Soi turdays, through to Greenport at 93 A. M, From Greenport Depot— Bowton Tent daly Suudaysexcented, at 12 o'clock P.M, or onthe atrival of teateauners fromm Nrwicks ‘Accommodation Train—At 9% A. M.-on Mondays, Wednes- daysand Fridays, From Hicksville MAiiy Benders Mi daily, Busdaye ex “the Boston Trains 3 ot— mint Brooklyn—At 7 A. M. and 13g P. cepted. iy only at Warmingdale and St. George’s Manor. ‘The Accommodation Trains stop at. the following places on the road, going both ways to receive and deliver passen- ers. Viz? ford .. 4.5. a Kast New York’: * a 5 50 rushville .-. 3736 Milleville e Hyde Park, i7 miles 4° St. Ge 5 Clowsville, (duriag ‘ses- Riverh 00 mn Coust,).. « 44 Jamesport. 6 Branch... ... 44 Mattetuek: 06 Carle Place: 5 ~— Cuteho, 12 Westbury. 50 Southold 12 Hicksville Greenport. % Farmingdal my2F re. FOR SALE—The Steamboat Richmond, of 227 tons, of a light draft water, 126 ft length, 26 feet beam, 8 feet depth beam engine, 39 inch Cylinder, Steet stroke, in good order and fit for immediate use; copper. fastened; would answer for a tow, freight or passage host, having finished cabins with berths. If notsold before the 19th “instant, will then be sold at public auction, at the M hangs’ Exchange, on that day. For further information, apply to Messrs. Dougherty, 75 South street. jus iw’ STEAMBOATS FOR ALBANY clock PM, from the Pier bet LY streets. PEOPLES’ LINE OF DAI rect, at 7 o’cloc! Conrtlandt ‘Steamboat ROCH ESTER, leave on, Tatesday, rat Sorelock F of Barclay street teat COLUMBIA, Capt, W. H. Manin Welesleyr Filio MA Duaslay “Ailoromtnaras M boat NORTH AMERICA, Captain L. W. Brainard, willenve on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday AfteraBous, at 3 Selock. aa SiR taking either of the above Lines will arrive in Alba: ny sbi dine for ‘tw ‘Morning Train of Cars for the east or west ‘ lc » Boats are new and substantial, are furnished with new and eee "yas roo ‘and for speed thd ecommodations are tir five led on the Hudson. Trviht takeu at moderate rates. since ia {the Boats of this Line, All persons, Ca forbi« ae Fonnt hal = feat ‘is Line, vin the Ponuayivanta Rail | and the | tween | Peck, will leave on | | | | | ad hia. Office in Philadel. | | | | throughout the United Kingsoet land; Mesures B land; Mesures J Liverpool; throughout Iy [nxtann.—On the Nation rea Seodan or Wale yal at s t, for any amount, from count, for any’ amen, A ety asa ree: pwards,. and Frovingi ‘ales. cial Bank and branehes throughout Ireland. ns the i Rastera 5 fi ea, , London, and branches ‘a1 Bank of Ireland, and Provin- | fe Routh acon Madea tne. ied ‘ise Bank of Scotland, National | Company, and branches the Ist June, by to Price Two Cents. HARTWELL’S WASHINGTON HOUSE, 223 Chestnut Strect, ABOVE SEVENTH, STREET, NEXT TO THE PIILADELPHT ‘ A. 7 Baths just introdueed—Wi nd Cr i part meuts—tor ae ladies and Geatlemen, “ pe WILSON’S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM, 5 Gold street, near Maiden ° COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find this a desirable House, 1 couveniest to the business part of the city. any establishinent Ya fitted iy i and substantval dinner, 18 with entirely new furniture, cents, lodgings 25 cents. For cone wenience and comfort this house igequal teany hotel in the cf andat haif the price. Permanent boarders cau be accommodated on very reasonable terms. jus 3m*re tf | pnts CAESAILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE. , will be 1S well-ken ight lh Re wD ie Urehuat le tow cpa rte eeretita af oblices oe oie der the superintedaanee of the subseriber, who will be pleased accommodations lor passenguzs, by thia ship; are not sur- | t0 extend « Cordial weleometo the traveling pablic Seiies vas papied by eng ve ss Thins, aad afford ay ex- | Texularly toand from the moruing and eveaing bovts, tan Zelleut opportunity for thove wishing fo 0 't0 any port of the | at Catskill. ‘Lhe House and premises have bees meuerially- am iter ranean, for whi ‘ight, to proved siuge the lest season, and now present attractions unsur- ‘CHAMBERLAIN & PHELPS, at suy watering plage in the country, BOYD & HINGKEN Agents | Sune 34, 145 ssa a 1 A ee * Ps 9 Tontine Buildings, corer Wall and Water stree eae , HOARDING. bi Or t it] ith board i PACKETS FOR HAVRE—Second 9 Sriosponsaina, piece Getty. ce meters tae eho Ket ship, O Dh the lecet July. ‘Hor lieight or passage aj jus INEIDA, Captain Jen Funk wile ly to BOYD & HINCKEN, © 9 Toutine Buildings, cor. all and Water streets Pussuvery sail as above, being her PSE F PACK an aaa fast skip. Se a os Hi bin andsteerage passengers, make early application on The packet shi the Switzerland, a FOR ul VERPOOL—New Pag Une 3h June The elognit, fast ailing | GATILICK Cope. B. Je. Traak, of 100 ber , ‘as above, her regular F freight or passage, ndor and comfort, appl ‘Wall street, or Ag Price of passage $1 Packet Ship Roscius, succeed the ec ineiiniay NE O1 mi is for cabin, SOSuPH MeMOH Line— Y: having accommodation be ae for fg COLLINS & CO., 5 South strest. apt. Asa Eldridge, of 1100 tons, wil! jarrick, aud sail 26th July, her regular day. ly on |, at PASSAGE FOR HAMBUR new pac! jerry, will sai te a limited The splendid Capt. C.C. B coutuitaviy accommos gabin and steerage, New Orleans packet her accommodations are of the best and sription. Persons Wishing tosectre berths chould , | make early application on bi most costly description. my26 rr corner Sout t sh p having been built expr orto W. & J. T. TAPSC! th street and Maid TS—Packet of the rasline rack berths Pine street f South 3 chee, ‘T. Hl. Hebard, master, will succeed sail 20th J "acket tons, G—With Despatch SILAS HOLMES, above, aud can very number of of passeugers in waster, will second ca, should hi m29m lar Facket ut f, foot reasly for » ‘OTT, eu lane. TRICK LIVERPOOL LINE OF PACKETS—Packeto! the 6th June—The splendid and favdtite packet shij: RY, elano master, will po- PA’ and steerage HEN! | Stuyely’sail as above, her regular da 4 Having very superior accommodations for cabin, second cabi rior mcliet, should make rsons desirious to em! bark By thi carly application on. board, foot oi | 3 | OLD ESTABLISHED EMI PASSAGE OFFICE, 61 South meee dagen toe land, Scotland and Wal i frieuds would do well to avail themselves o ‘ing their arrangements Passage from England, Wales—Those sending for of the opportan’ wi other boarders taken, in an airy healrhy situation, i ‘9 minutes walle of the rail cars or omnibuses. Can also haye the benefit ofhot and cold baths. A note Stennis attended h ¥.Z., at the office of this paper, will be punctual; Jud lw*re xX. to. EPHRAIM SWEENY’S DINING ROOMS, No. 66 CHATHAM STREET, N. Y. TO THE NEW YORK PUBLIC. TP HE SUBSCRIBER WI L OVEN ON, MONDAY, June Popular rooms, oue of the must novel |, 1815, on the secor of his highly celebrated and and elegant saloons in the private with Break fast, Dinners aud Suppers ; as comfortable aud quiet as iu their own private parlors. ‘The exte.ssive arrangement inde in the cooking department, will insure to thore who prefer this, mode ivi i seveuty-eight Dishes s astyle surpassing an yet attempt at every thiug has been got up in my own most respectfully invite all iu he mach of improvement, to call and be sat isfied to whut perfection the most huinble business may, witl perseverance, be elevated to. ¢ those who m30 Un EPHRAM 8) PeUSPLUT HALL, YOuux¥ LoL, CONRAD ABELMAN respectfully if the public, that the above well kuow: resort has recently been refitted, aud is how open to receive vi. sitors or boardets, who may wish to escape the dust, uoise and iugonvenievces of « city life during the heat of summer. Prospect Hall, one of the imost bewutiful country seats in the geighborhoed of the eity, is situ ted directly over. the Harlem Railroad tunuel, aud enn be reached from the City Hall in thirty minutes, either by tuilroad or by the Harlem stages. Deauty of the house aud of the surrounding scenery is too well known toueed an exten@dde-cripti The attention of military companies ts particularly directed to neues for trget-shooting, drill and parade I, tenpin alleys, quout grow'ids. Ke. &e. ‘The present pro- for all these prietor,at av uilt out houses porposca, a udeavors to please will procure for him the patronage of a generous public, and particularly of hi ry triends, mself that refreshinents, &e. shall at all times be my2? Lmeod*: le pledyes of the best quality and charges moderate. m SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION, SCHOHARIE COUNTY, NEW YORK. nformed that Mr. LAN- , has associated himself stablishment will be con- Ir. liner, and ducted by them. | wa The Pavilion will be opened for the reception of visitors on the first day of Juae next. The subscribers have improvements in. the grounds and bathing-bouse, 5 theinselves to use their best exertions to fender ment fully equal to any watering place in this country. es will be in readiness on the arrival of the cars at Cana- rate terms, by first class packet ships, ailing from Liverpoo! weel ie Drafts canas usual be furnished for any amount, payable The mail steamer Hibernia sai | by w nich letters can be forwarded quickly. BURDEN’S PATENT HORSE-SHOES | | | | | | | | Y and sold at a fraction over the price of iron in the bar Every shoe which may be found wot. in accordane: Apply HERDMAN, 61 South st. frem Boston on the 16th inst mv23 rh fect in form and _ BEING NOW ON SALE by the principal dealer in hardware in the United Stites are all warranted per made of the very best refined irou, with the above recommendation will be received back aud th money refunded, with all expenses from the most distant part of the country. my 18 Im* re H. BURDE: Troy tron and Nai N, Age il eetory, WASHINGTON COTTAGE. TOL 'T—The above commodious summer residence re, New York and Erie Raili (iraga situate in Clarkstown, Rockland County, about 9 mile: from Piermont, and 29 miles irom New York. latter city thes the facility of travel road, ‘The excellent stabl ie-room, six bed-rooms, a kitche pure water laid on therein, a cellar ogether with ten acres of fertile land (i ling twice a d House consists Har Petites hone ea: tertlt Ya the pociia atria: by sh ie style, htartist, MIC, TAMES THOM, whose self-tang! » Toth lay, per the ofa draw mn, with the ad oi celebratec Tam’ O'Shanter and Souter Johnny,” have immortalized him. The locality, was selected with that taste peculiar to the architect } water, ke. The ‘Lake—the most splendid sheet of ¢ immediate vicinity; and in front of | ready, romantic spot, to every American, a statue, from his own chisel, of tI tal We (For further particulars apply at tu jue scenery, wi 5 Rocklin try—is in at has added, to this Immor J St¥ec in the mids al justly. ‘ashington. t of the most pic- celebrate. water in the coun- ase, Mr an acqnisitio: Hudson street. cond “FO LET—Part of the House fies of two parlors on first flo me. oor, two attic fo. Ir, room bedrooms, and kitehen in . 96 Amos street, cor ‘on the se- basement ‘ossession ‘of it can be: had immediately, at alow rent jus tw*rh Enquire at the premises. pf the pre last year. Upon the | in front a brick bu repair, and forms a pr meron, 349 Hudson street. ‘os. 189 and 193 Ts are a frame dwelli brick dwelling. bh in the erty. ly to iui SASEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALK, consist emises Fear, is in go James Ca ud lw*ire FOR SALE—A property. ajtuated iu the Village o Newark, ith fer, a stab m Rossville Landis Front SALE—A beautiful Country Resi North Drage, Essex county, conveni J., within 20 minutes o, and one hour of New York City—Rail "The premises consist of a ueW two story inished basement, a cistern, a well o Ie. a garden of ‘nearly an’ acre, wel together with other com gu ofa family. | Applien hitehead, Esq. Attorney and Soli | or toS Simson, on the premises, corner | streets. bk sation may be made itor, Newark,N.J William and Hillye: jud Iw*rre other Buildings; good Garden, lenty of Fruit Ts be sold reasonable and on terms., quire my7 Im*re SAM'L. HA idence, one mil: ng, on Staten Island, a Farm of eres of first-rate Land; a larze ilouse and ‘ood Barn, are with pl rees—wal o 969 Broome at Ls ‘OR SALE CHEAP, A COTTAGE AT SOUTH AMBOY. ia breakfast room and pantry, er wit sect staty there inthe gables with overhangin sides of the house, and is new and without n wri ‘ i ele x ht, ih board the boats, or to P. C. cant Ranet ve oftice Ga the which. Gutre "| and perfectly healthy), - NOTICE. qn There is a fine gravelly GPS sraTen 1s1aND Lt FERRY, town at half-past + FER FOOT OF WHITEHALL STREET. On, and after Suoday, June Ist, the Steamers SYLPH and TATEN {SLANDEA will teave as follows watil further | 4 heyeurctiager may iar eat ein ie notice = > BTATE! ‘ . jarclay LEAVE STATEN ISLAND: p ___ SOF i ¥ 8,9) 10, aud ag A. Ms J, 2 405,86 and? PM. | some fo howe hig rere, forty et gear i : } pose . Ror a yiew ou 095 1, Wants AEM 18 De Send 26M, | Fe din apply to Bie. Abraham Everet, Superiutendaut y Op Sundays—The Hosts will leave every hour from 8 A.M. | Amboy. any24 tf re 1 MMER ST me ee re 7 a, of em inne for Cae ae Soe aiL.Y, Mason, Slateing, Plastering, F tim Tools. repal NEWARK AND NEW YORK, DAILY. | painted, and all other repairs and alterations done in the best FARE, ONLY j2}4 CENTS: | Insiner: "Also, furnaces, ranges, kettles, steam. boilers, Change nur. | ovens, and every kind of fire works put up. "None but good ‘On and turday, May 17th, the steamer | workmen 1 ployed, Expedi 1s and =m C es, ge fee ea eh etme | Rene aimee Om ene re TAYE ReWAR e TeAN fe Nw YORK. | “ma--Im'rh” &. H, QUINN, wa Xe Sind Be PM. A Mande. | INFALLIBLE BED BUG POISON. ON SUNDAYS. | W Atsons BUG DESTROYER needs but one Leave Newark, Leave New York. |W ‘tion and the bed bugs will ahan their former abi The Bhaeele ng been le 60 tae end fs nate pero baw | Shwe esters hes fom thane versie an de dred and twenty feet long, She has anew boiler, and a new, | expense and in a few minutes ; dramodious cod eleganily furnished deck saloon, 8 feet 1s | titereevention, several worthless 1 ENe toon ieee If pata haven ve uch Tnporeda'g | EST Caters net Siena, Boke Vy “Mant and passengess have been ve . 4 ’ ane, and it 4 ‘eel carried at reduced 08 | Ding! Haya 109 Fulton street. Price 29 and 30 cents per bottle. mere ‘m CHEAP AND PLEAS? EXCURSION TO THE OWER BAY. The Steamboat WAVE will, on and after Saturday, the wth instant, leave Pier No. 1B. R., at 9 and 11 o’clock, A. M., and 3 and 6) 7, sry leave Staten Island at @and 10 A, M., 1 and 5% P. M— Fee (ASG the 3 o'elock trip the Wave will make an exeur- sion in the assing Fort Hamilton, Telegraph a y Island, giving passer a fall view of the Ocean. nly 184g cents will be charged. Silmmentss of the best qualities, rrowided on board, For | five. He may be in- New four hours. ‘are tive bedrooms, with four over the kitehes style and has six pointed jazza extends round Ormamented with. Gothic Arches. tag diorenge Uetarty mal te ceemeeriof uo ing distan Re rd a 3 sabe, uusely. shaded by | are fifteen or twenty groups of forest trees, varying in extent common sized clump. HE house is of brick and rough cast. In the first story ther: ibrary, drawing room, di ory, 14 ea? hl kitchen and servant ah is entire! the I commands a view of tl Hook, Princes Bay and the Raritan River beach for Salt Water Bathing. ‘The cars and Steamboats leave and arrive at such hour ess to breakfast at home ‘ork in two, and at Phil y secluded. — ‘and the opposite te situation ive town at three aud be at delphi Toor ttn che i ithin walk- Rail e tobe t is jawn there ie and be ns, “en vantage to call on the of the al sity. Gold Wate Jewelry exchang od time oF the money re to man usual price. G. 0. AL! m25 Im*ec » Keys, subscribe: storm | ATCHES |—WATCHES AND JEWELRY. Chai who wish to purchase Gold or Silver Watel &e., will find it greatly t and by Watches warrant inded. Watches and Jewel: ‘warranted, at much less Bree itches and Je , who is selling all descriptions eta ther house in ‘Watches ax low an $20 and'$2} each. Watcher and 90 Wall st. up stairs ‘Those , Gold od ed to keep repr. a the welry, | 0 BOATMEN, AND FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL. |" Sate quality, wanged fon ; ae tone oF te | c | ‘ THE Royal Mail Steam Ships BRITAN: | _ 0 t1on* Nivea Natit Mreet NIA and CAMBRIA, will leuve Boston for . the above ports, as followa:— REMOVAL, MESCARROWLS MEDICATED VAPOUR AND sUL- Nesta economia fe ae | MERE pera eben Henwe prpool. T'Gign "| the moming til bociock atuight. Walpker Bedks seamte ent im a serene DH | howr’s notion, Im ce a '" | —" ° cI Fos freight or passage TRAM, Je. Agent, 6 Wall st. BArEING ipeeate reams Cap and Crown Wrap- w Porer fOHSSE k BROOKS, Paper Warehouse, and 67 H EMP—=i5 tons clean weter ‘otted Hemp forsale by By, ite * 96 Bouth street, Also, 300 reams Tissue various colors. ‘myath | Ace Bax | able to sell on the most liberal terms. johanie, to take passengers to the house. i Mr. L, will; as heretofore, continue the Congress Hall, which will, during thesummer, be under the superiutendence of ) Joslin. my29 Im*ec THE “ WRIGHT” HOUSE, 81 Nassau Street. Wiss ‘WRIGHT, formerly of the Ram’s Head, Ful- ton street, begs leave to mform his fr that may be wnacquainted with the fyet at a distance, as well as those of the y, that he has opened a public establishment at 81 Nassau street, upon a scale of comfort that cannot be sur yy any provided accommodation for permanent and transient lodgers, in extensive and well ventilate ms, the furniture new and well assorted, and every attention will be paid to the arrange- ments of the lodgers, as well as the visiters of the “Retreat,” on all occasions, ‘WILLIAM WRIGHT, my2 Im*¥ec 81 Nassau street. NEW JERSEY HOTEL—MORRISTOWN. TT iE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their frends and the public generally, that the new and commodious house erected for a Hotel, at New Jersey, is open for the entertainment of all thos ill favor them with their com- pany, when they hope to furnish them such accemmodations a to entitle them to public favor. _D. W. NOR, mn) Staw2in*re DAVID CROWEL. BOARDING AT 27 COURTLANDT STREE }OD BOARDING, with plessnnt rooms, for single gentle Lik furnished parlor with bedroom itable for i fammily—b My mere MRS, GERE, 27 Courtlandt street. FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN VISITING LONDON, iness or pleasure, can be accommodated during their leasant and desirable home, in the house of lady of reapeetbility, where they wall meet withevery auentien partments with privace ta erred "i ate with Privaze 2g BURTON CRESCENT, 826 Im*re Euston Square, London. WILLIAMSBURGH COTTAG THE SUBSCRIBERS respec:fully inform the. citizens of ‘New York, Brooklyn, Williamsburgh and its vicinity, that they have recently the large and splendid mansion kaown as the ‘ _, WILLIAMSBURGH COTTAGE, and furnished at grvat expense for the accommodation of resi- dents and stran, The Cottage is eligibly situated, a few rods south of the Peck Slip Ferry,and convenient to the Houston and Grand street_ Ferries commanding a beautiful and extended view of the Bay ‘k and Brooklyn. ey have also at- jen, conve- New Yor! tached to the CUTTAGE alarge and splendid es, Se. making afew hours amid aient Promenndes, Grass Platts, Shade Tre imost gelightful summer resort to while awa the refreshing breezes of the Bay, Their MUSICAL CLOCK is richly worth a visit, being the best piece of mechanism of the kind that was ever tothiscountry, It will play filty different cunes with remarkable harnony and accuracy. The gholeget variety of refreshment will at all times be promptly furnished. N. B.—In connection with this establishment, they have WARM AND COLD SALT WATER BAT! Own as the Washington Baths. The water is at all times clear and pure. The Ferries run from Peck Slip, Grand street and Hous- ton street every fifteen minutes. Ferriage four cents. myl6 imFec HANDFIELD & HOEFT. IN. Bahitvste House of Retreshinents by D-W. TELLER, « 46 Front street—Breakt rand Supper. Is 6d, cach. Breakfast from 634 until 9; dining hours from aquarte: before 12 antil 3; Supper from 5 until 83% o'clock. Also, 26 Beds, all in prime order. igs 25 Al wen wishing to resort to aliue cool dining apartment, will do well to call and ‘The proprietor ' also keeps the old stan y nd 9 Fulton Market, to serve up all the delicacies of the 0, Wines, Liquors, and Segars of all kinds and of brands, direct from the unporters. he GALVANIZED IRON AND TIN oben GN ed biter tt IRON a TIN Bi ver norartcle, warrant! motto rust. so, Tin Plate, rons Russia Sheet lron, She st Copper, Ziue, Scotch and Amet ‘dealt Pig Tron, for sale by CASS’ WARD, myI3 Im*ec No. reet + D— For oae of the most extensive Publishing houses inthe United Staten, afew active. Young. Mea to. act. as fe sale of new and popular works. The M optay wien F000 over fs hoard per year profit. A wer v 1 be given them; they will have besides spportunity of clearing $1,000 ba year, and more if they are ac: ther Every tasn will have ‘his district. ‘There are about half a dozen places that are not ‘filled. It will be necessary for chem to have ‘Wo 850 at least to obtal out. Nc ne need apply wilens be las that sum, he geet of th Publishers to establish good ageuts, aud give them s1 achance saino one else ens. ofter them ; For full particulars ay) ly to 99 Duane street. my6 im*ectia Ulustrated Edivion | one volume.— f Charles Paul de Kock, hy rmylete: sessing my de Kook in ove maguiicen( volame, containing twelve hundred and sighty large columns of reading matter, and at a price h places it within he reach of persous io the most, limited oo G jis volume cout all the novels, ca whi ever actually written by ter NAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSU- | RANCF SOCIETY OF LONDON. | | NATIO \ | | General J. LEANDER Physicians—Drs, Hosack and Loan Pamphlets contai ty’s rates, &c., may m23 Im3taw*rre be ol J. LEAN! ishing principles ‘of this’ 1 {heir distrlbution of profits--and last upon applieution, DER STARR, General Agent. . Kea m. Van Hook, Esq. Examples of Rates—for the Assurance of $100 ona ingle Life PREMIUMS PAYABLE ANNUALLY. Age next For one year Fi , eg tos only” ‘yearn wa —— es 1% osoTT son Vig ae Oet 2 0 8 0 90 1 a8 ia 3 098 106 193 au FE} 121 130 PE 28 | so 146 ln 2h 2% | 40, 161 16 293 3a 45 172 17% 347 3 0 lo 206 421 468 Ce is He ie pagiewe “for life” payable yearly, half yearly, quarterly or Public are respectfully requested to, examine the distin- to nn reg mt their tables of rates— Iment—before decidin Empowered by Act of Parliament. | CAPITAL £500,000 STERLING, OR $2,500,000. | t for the United States, TARR, 74 Wall st, New York. ney Rodgers. Solicitor— | | | | rded by their elsewhere, port, and the Socie- insure ual Rey ne tand mi orp: of these Plasers. ‘afflicted to give them a ‘The proprietor ts confident mand fr these which others in use. P " No. 's spared in maki le, and in rendering possi which si "Made only bj on his Medicine W: King street, Ne w rally. Price 12 1-2 and 18 T Cravi be, wit ir assortin th much care and. devote £ 5 it after the most a| eared an only for e semiOr pa teen years engn ye, not only in know! Snished ment. Ou Gan, Lees 102 Fulton NNOUNCE to ¢ in the Union, "His bor i fumished with the best of wines o | A Teste Dollars. Dar. nie. | _ Clothing ready made, viz: Over 500 Coats of every cut, shape, bar. Inde: | or material in use—such as fine Brond Cloth, Drapd'Ete, Merino, be Bombazine, Linen, Cashmnerette, Tweeds, x meres, and all kinds of Summer Cloths. Pri to $17. ‘arehouse, No. 362 ‘ork. Also for sale b; 34 cents each GENTLEMEN’S SPRING FASHIONS. HE SUBSCRIBERS have received by late arrival their Agents in Paris and L. loves, Scarfs, Suspenders, Sil nt of the above articles have been selected attention, and compri t h most extensive assortment to be found in the city. Shi ir assortment Hosiery, Dressing Robes, Pocket-kerchic Collars, and Dress Fronts, Stoc! 273 N. BP. & A. continue the Ek Shoulder, Brace and Riding Belts KNAPP’S INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER. PLASTERS prepared for i breast, side or limbs, bruises, sprains, matic affections, and croup in children, will i immediate and soothing relief. ighly’ beneficial for complaints of abit whose busier re ain in the side o breast, will find Tegard to the efficacy ef these Plasters, nothing need be ‘carry with them their own recommendation, and bly low, is suficientindueemest for that by the gre Plasters, the popularity which ti td solely by, their owal merits, and the : 'y have given, that they are decidedly superior to any them Be sure and ask for Knapp’s Indian Stren seé that his signature is on the back of each. None ondot uirts. proved faithful beauty of er Of in the of the materials used in oar manufactory, and guarantees to our pat Money and Riding Bel vat Stiffeners, Purses, Mo Found worthy the attention of all who will the old establishment of PARS! Broadw: id the fof under garment Lerch ast ‘ins and weakness in the &e., and for im most cases them to with wee ss in the great relief by wear- t and increasing de- e obtain. satisfaction uni as adhesive and pliable as ein free from. all those objections source of complaint to the ordinary plasters of the day. "These Plasters need but one trial to give every satisfuetion de ng Plaster, and others are P. B. KNAPP, and sold wholesale and retail at ‘below Lin y the’ Dragessts 8 ” m5 2meod' mn, their assortment ilk Under Garments, &c, ‘nat only dhe richest ° Br ‘busi science of cutting, but in the qual same line Mes us a decided hhfonable- and well fs of all de Night ji be 2 fi tock Ke. &e., will favor with a visit ELLS & AGATE, ray, comer of Park Place, facture of their celebrated a2] Iim*dh TWELVE DOLLARS. W. H. DE GROOT & CO., THE DUTCH CHURCH, reet, )! Public that they will make to ordera Fashionable black Dress Coat for of Broadway, leans, Checks, Cassi- ices range from $1 1500 PAIR OF PANTALOONS, Of all grades, quality, colors per De js00 VESTS OF VAR arse Satins, Valencias, Silks, M: Plaids, &c. Ke., from 75 cents large st Alsg, we have a very rican Broad Cloths, Cassimeres und Vest rable aud fashionable patterns, which t shmnent in the United States fe poe to any other estal and JOU! to tock of | cuts. usual Prices from $1 to $6 soldat Grom $5 to Se, 3 MATERIALS, ich figured Stripes, and , Tie D gies and Ame- ‘the most desi- ‘warrant to make and Fren suit made to order from $20 to $35, and, if necessary, fur- nished in 24 hours complete. ‘We buy for cash and sell’ for cash only, and invite bayers to call and examine our stock before parchasin W. H. DEGR! m23 Im ec 10" elsewhere, 6: 102 Fulton st, &C a New York. A WHOLE BLACK SUIT OF CLOTHES FOR FOURTEEN DOLLARS. AT D. OWEN’S BIG OPPOSITION STORE, ‘332 Grand street, corne: sf HIS may oods, that it has become the i is establishment. A glance Fae of the above facts. just made up a D-Orsay of style and fabric, A splendid lot of. Tlonuit aya ashigaable el it and fashional st ig selection Also, « complete assortment ever. N. B. purchaseat this establishment, the Cutting Department, whic of sizes. az? Im#ee Cassimeres, Tweeds, Di Figured Goods, &¢. ke. ali his CASH SYSTEM, sul th inter at the ing ii Frock and Dress Co Bo of —Country Dealers would find it a great adv his the ‘Whokesale and Retail Corner of Grand am rab fro all-important in the sel Come one, come all, drop in and try the If they are not cheap, then don’t buy tl of Essex, le, but such is the effect of Mt profits oo very buyer to patronise list of prices fs a sufficient large assortment of those fashionable Business Coats, of every pare Variety 3 to $10 00 from. i of fine Saxony ade English Cloth, and cut and trimmed in the most a, fro etiog of alain’ Meck snd Pte, French Elasti i, ‘5 1 50 1 50 bE) y's Clothing, ‘greatest attention is id to ‘tion ern, hom ! D. OWEN’S, othit ND the high ANd goods pose of the same tress a line through the Post attended to. N. B—Constanth tlemen’s clothing, ch vad econd hand. perilous effects they wis! *) by sending to th give twenty per cent more tI fair price for all articles o well indi totheis ad 0 aelling to any other —. through way, will be L supertiuous Clothing to vantage to send. for cash price for N.B.—A promptly attended to. G wardrobe, either Indies’ FIRE ARMS, por cent more thea cash prices. pointmen: Au D. MPORTERS of Cloths, C Articles, &e., No. 231 rising igus aty jes. far-famed of modern auch ofthis cowutry. “Fon aaie dl At street, New ork. | wo} bey be cent any part of the United States or the Cauadas, 4c an expeuse varying from ten to twenty cents, according to the distance. for one complete copy must or ‘one dollar, be franked or postpaid, and directed to Holland & Glover, New \ ork City. Bix copies will be forwarded to one address for five dollars. m8 ‘dew team 1* bS'THER COHEN, who formerly hved with Mr. Hughes, Boarding-house keeper, Union street, Liverpool— left England about nine years ago to live in New York—will write to her father, No. 4 New Bailey street, Salford, Manches ter, in England, she will hear something greatly to her advan- tame. myo 2m dy&wy CONNOR WARD. [RFORMATION WANTED ‘of Connor, Ward, fo eabereaae haan will poalle gators las Sait aes Ward tiow respecuny him icra favor ou bis elie, Aun Ward. ‘Address J.T. PAPSCOTT, South st, my20 rre Cor. Maiden lane. LIFE PRESERVERS, OF GOODYEARS PATENT GUM ELASTIC COMPOSITION. ARRANTED to withstand the greatest extremes of heat ‘and cold, aud not to melt or solten in the seams, (the great defect in Preservers ‘tate of the common rubber preparation} Sen ogee pemnt S eee manufactured under the above patent. For sale, w ‘and recall, * GHORGE BERCHE 100 Broadway, between Pine and Wall ats, oo SFFS ales No. 3 Laghorus, 150 Bales Smyrna Rage, 5000 ibs fine White Domestic, 4000 Deep Biney—-For ‘sale by. LRSSE. & BROOKS, No. 65 nnd 67 Naaann atreet NEEDLES AND FISH HOOKS. n & J. BATE have removed the Leaps we nent Ne; wel + 102 Maiden Lane, where thes on sale, ery 8 i Hyed Needles; Limer rorted stock of very superior Drilled aed Need eg Lier, en, Silk Worm Cut Flies, mon, Trout, Bass Rowe Silke and Flax 1 fs sei, Crome Sie eS kinee aati: blo iy a (9 102 Maiden Lane, up stairs) near Pearl street. my@ Im*re ald Im*re miter 1 ai the count ter sfour a ‘patron: Whi ie asau Small Profits and Get by those who woul vied under the: it 8) ‘e would bled to furni skill of « er—ai bining ease and el , Warrants us in ents, will bn com trade, we have always on Coats, Pantaloons, Vests, suit. Also, Faney Di Hand ercbiehs, Gloves, Sas} Drawer inen and Mu: mi3 Imisrre from the use of the instructi tain a copy without Loe and contalas 7 i sent, iments wom for cutting in an easy a few of the many higl | merits of the books | The wn itns oA eric ah t Euro} np. Hen Cox, EW. Sian He, Boake New York. je subseri the same. line through the Pe legance. he val it kept by me dyes fal Each tab a arte those who, in cases of emergency, may require « first-rate ress Articles ii t variety; enters, Hi hits, Collars, shin Shirts, TO TAILORS. HE: Second Edition of Stinemet’s celebrated work on cut- ing garments of every description in astyle of elegance un- equalled, is now published and ready for delivery. Qesire to avail themselves of the great itcontains, would do well toob- Office, h bs any, itage to send for te sobseril promptly attended to. CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED. ADIES AND GENTLEMEN havi: ‘dispose ; i, who will M, 8. COHE} ‘ost Office, or GENTLEMEN’S LEFT ‘OFF WARDROBE. ENTLEMEN or Families going, ‘wishing to disencuinber themsel or gentlemen's; als &e. ke, will obtain from tt from those who pret Office No. 2 Wall Families or gentlemen attended at their residence by ap rt id all orders left at the subscriber's office, or sent through the post office. will be punctually attended to, _mi7 Im#er Ww. 'T. JENNINGS & LV. RAPERS AND TAILORS, meres, Vestin inspection an extensive assortment of seasonable Joths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &e. in all the new and vn les. id of as efficient a corps of Cutter belief ms of all Cy variow with fall and ami ¢ and seientifie manner. The following are hly respectable names who testify to the igned being practically HW 'Lreatiee'on Cutting Garments with pleasnre recommend work complete in its arrange! Hlication to cutting, superior.to any to ment a continuance of Demet tre eomtiooane, of the mvp, of marco, of the "Quick Returns, cannot fail to be appreciated fect a saviag of the to.the Pantaloons we are ena- wel io Parpgslar ete tt SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FUR- NITURE WANTED. ven for all kinds of cast off clothing furniture. Persons wishing to dis- will do well to call on the subscriber, or ad- which will pe ponctually 4934 Chatham street, New York. 2 seasonable assortment of gen- my29 Im*re GENTLEMENS’ LEFT OFF WARDROBE WANT! ED. ENTLEMEN and Families can obtain the full value for ali ish to dispose of, (either gentlemen scriber, who does not prete nd to other person, but will tlemen leaving 3 city evious son. 5 NSTYN. the Post Office, directed to 406 Broad my2iIm*m ‘any any cast off or of will find it ty eats oe t! t 68 Duane st ise, will be m20 im*ec N, Isewhere, to Ex vee Of tele id tl A LEVeTT, street, New York. Fi Drea: al, offer for Am rs, as can be found in the style and charac. extra per centage le- itso trying to the ‘who appreciate 0 the ‘rock the requirements of rr ner Vet hose w! advantages to be derived is 12 to 17 Ld sqnare, ‘nstrcttons vintad with Mr. Stine- and in its practical aj retofore published, either Di 1 Cutter, Staats & Banker, Charles | Cow B. F- Homer, James Daily, John Har The above can be Girined of the author, No. 113 Bi may, jroad ‘Sim’ FQ EFINED TRON—30 ton assorted sizes, round and mre ly on hand. ‘Also my23 im*rh 20, American Pig Tron, fo is best RING lity nre=Tor sale GODHULL & Mi VAST IRON WATER PIPES, of different sizes, coust ir sale by 0. F. Company's Nrurns, South street. Baltimore. {Correspondence of the Herald.) Baxtinone, Jnne 3, 1845. Peytona at the Canton Cowrse—-Will not run again—Uncle Sam preparing for a Storm—Baltimore Nativeism Dead —Steamboat Explosion and Loss of Life—The Repeal ers at loggerheads—The Seduction Case—A warning to those interested—Theatricals—Defunct Tylerites—Eus- tern Female High School. Peytona, ‘with eleven of her southern companions, | have arrived in this city, and taken up their quarters at the Canton Course, where our citizens are daily flocking to see he She is greatly changed inher carriage and appearance since she passed through this city about six weeks since, and it is doubted by some whether she will ever regain her former condition. Fashion is all gristle, whilst Peytona is all bone—the former soon regains all her strength, but the latter irretrievably loses some in every race. Fashion is still at Camden, and it is said that neither of them are ina condition to meet again be- fore next fall, when, I learn, there is an arrangement on foot for them to make the third and last trial on the ‘Washington course, in presence of the political jockeys of the nation. Unele Sam is evidently making preparations in and about these regions, fora brush with John Bull. Fort McHenry, in pursuance of orders received from govern- ment, is commencing to bristle with cannon, whilst the recruiting sergeant is daily marching those that he has already “caught” through the city, in an endeavor to catch more. A new spirit is also beginning to be perce, tible in our volunteer companies, where it was certainly much wi mm Nativeism, I mean political nativeism, has been born in this city, only to be followed by aspeedy dissolution and death. it was brought into existence through the united labors of those two redoubtable citizens, Somerset Baraés, Esq, and Andrew Jackson Jefferson Bandle.— Which of them acted the paternal or maternal part, | cannot say; but certain it is, that death must follow spee- dily to bar cause that they touch, let its principles be ever so good. The secretary, A. J. J. B. Esq, has called a meeting of the party to-night, to transact ‘business of importance,” but they wont come. ‘The Repealers in this city are at loggerheads. The majority of the association, at the last meeting. agreed to.dissolve, whilst the minority, under the lead of an ad- mirer of Chinese poetry, and a would-be Baltimore agi- tator, entered their protest against its dissolution. 4 meeting of the dissenters is to be held at Hall” to-morrow evening, when a rich scene may be an- ipated. Dr. Ollapod will be there in all his glory. The last “ indiscretion,” as they are now calied in fashionable parlanc still the town talk, though no in reference to the matter. Her aution to so many ping company with seducers, “When of the danger they are in, they invariably con. tradict all rumors with the reply th he isso ata has such sweet manners, and talks so innocent and affec- tionate. No, | won't believe it—the stories are all the result of envy and jealousy.” And thus they go on— riding on horseback with them—seated beside them in their finely equipped curricles—causing the hearts of friend relatives to bleed with anxious 3 for their safety, until they take one ri they are all'sorrow, humiliation, and t become “fall Is,” and th that they have heedlessly invited their fates, give them ridicule in return for their t . ghey wish, by thus tréating them, to render their situdtions a more signal warning to others, who still follow with such pertinacity on the track which has led to such irremediable disgrace those who have gone on before them. I could name to you adozen ladies, in this city, of respectable families, who still persist in the same career, and who cannot much longer resist their fate. Let them take heed lest they fall likewise. : ‘Theatre theatricals, in this city, continue to progress riect bankrupt rate, whilst Museum theatricals The latter is cheaper, and gene- rally better, whilst our church-geing population can overcome their scruples to the Theatre by going to the Museum. The defunct Tyler men from the Custom House, still groan most piteously, and one of them, Charles Soran, £8q., has gone into quite an extensive newspaper contro- versy to prove that he was removed because “ somebody else wanted the office.” A writer, under the signature of “A Worky,” attacks Mr. S., aad he replies, and so they keep up a regular fire, though some persons are cruel enough to think they both come from one source, whilst the great public don’t care a straw about the mat- ter. The fact is, Tyler men are universally odious in a political point of view, though they may be clevar fel- lows otherwise, and I would recommend them all to give up the ghost at once, and like my good natured friend ‘Thomas Lloyd, Esq., of sorrel horse memory, who had the honor to receive the first cut of the guillotine, go to work again at their old business—if they have any. I hear of a case in the Eastern Female High School, which should be visited with a severe reprimand at least, from the School Commissioners. LX, rs. public, knowing Boston. [Correspondence of the Herald.} Boston, June 4, 1845, Great Trial in the United States District Court—Robert Rantoul Jr., Esq.—.ind General Matters. A very important trial is progressing in the U. S. District Court now in session in this city, Judge Sprague presiding. The charge is brought against Captain Peter Flowery for fitting out the “Spitfire” for the purpose of trafficking in slaves, The Court has been engaged upon itsince Monday last, and the case excites a very great degree of interest. The counsel for the defence are Messrs. Rogers and Saunders—the senior especially be- ing a most able and accomplished lawyer, and a difficult person to trouble. The defence in the hands of these gentlemen will be ably conducted, and all that can be done for the accused, will be effected by Messrs. R. & S. The government are fortunate in commanding the sérvic- es of Hon, Robert Rantoul, Jr.,(U.8.District Attorney) in this important and intricate case. Many of the witnesses are Spaniards, and the vessel’s papers and other docu ments incident tothe case are found to be in Spanish manuscript. Mr. Rantoul is entirely at home in the m: ter, and his superior and intimate knowledge of the lan- ‘uage enables him to take hold ofthe subject most readi- iy. During the three days already occupied in this case, a most admirable tact has been evinced by Mr. Rantoul in thee gen management of the cause—and he has exhibited a thorough ond ready know- ledge of maritime law. An immense amount of labor has evidently been expended in collectin the facts and documents relating to the subject, as nal asthe evidence of the numerous witn and the go- u the most weighty and intricate ca presented betore this court. Up government evidenc ing, and the case will occupy the attention of the court fora week probably.— As faras it bas transpired, the’ facts elicited mak it a good case for the plaintiff, and pretty clear that Un- cle Sam will systain the charg ‘There is but little matter in the way of news transpir- ing among now. Since the avalanche of remo- mals in the Custom House, which took effect on Monda; we have had nothing to stir the citizens; and, save the usual murmurs ol the “outs,” there is very little music passing. The removed disappointed, and being mostly democrats, think it harsh ton to have displaced them, when they ha he presen diligently for ty. pointees, how excellent arrang ment, and advise the unsuccesstul, or ousted, to keep cool, and go to work at some honest employment. “Itis along lane that has no turnin it,” say the first, and whether or not any thunder is to be bottied up for future use, doth not appear as yet. A new democratic paper is to be started at once in Lowell, and another at Spring- field, it is said, and it willnot be very strange if sowe- body should “hear from Annanias” aon. Strange times these, when the leaders of a party coming into pewer, commence by cutting off the heads and shoulders 0 their friends, Without a “by your leave, sirs’—eh? But we shail see. MIDDLESEX. P. $.—2 o’clock.—In the case of the Spitfire, the go- vernment evidence is all in, and Mr. Chandler, of counsel Jor the defence, has concluded his opening, and o: some documentary evideuce. Some tuur or five witnes- are to be examined, when the cause will be argued. ‘he wreck of this ill-fated bodies in her, is still lying sunk ff North Point) Captain litt, whe was badly injured by being scalded, w d out of Tue Paur Jo: steamer, with the e yesterday to the an open bout, and alter gre: ing the body pf Mr. Jehn ous, the engine the black fireman, Hiram. The body of Mr. !'. was brought to the city last evening. It pi 1a most strange ap- the entire skin being stripped from the pearance, nei ¢ body. No means have yet been had of ascertaining the true cause of the explosion. ‘Those, perhaps, who might have thrown some light on t, have unfortu: nately fallen victims to the c phe. ‘The impression is, however, that it was purely the result of accident. The boy belonging to the canai boat, who was kille said to have been trom Bloomsbury, Pa., and was named Milirk.—Baltimore Clipper, May 5. New Sreamnoats on THE Hupson River.—Du- ring the course of this season, we shall have not only the finest steamers, but the finest fleet of steamers on our noble river, in the United States, To the day soon to be added the Niagara, the fa ven Winki line is je, and the South America, forming with the Troy, two day lines onthe Hudson. The Oregon, a boat truly wey. pet ani Great namo, will come out about the first of Ju will probably run in connection with the Knickerbocker, justly the pride of the river. The Albany is to run in connection with the Empire. About the ist of August out comes the St, Nicholas, a spacious and, truly mag ficent, boat, giving the traveller no mean idea of the tron Saint of the Hudson, And final omes the Hen- drik Hudson, a boat larger than any yet afloat on the Hudson, and to be finished in a manner so striking, and with a speed so remarkable, (so it is predicted,) that no FON & RICHARDS, 218 Water st. traveller will be apt to forget the first discoverer of our noble river.—Albany Argus. | | Barstow | der to discharge the order of the Recorder of Roch | and 100 women and children. Varieties. The Fourierites have purchased a settlement in Butler county, Ohio, called Manchester, on account of its numerous factories, for which they have paid $45,- 000, the owner taking 25,000 in stock of the association. _ Bishop Delancy continues to improve up to this time, and his friends do not doubt.that he is entirely out of danger. inhabitants of Batavia rode to Bi thany on Monday, where the Bisho; continued sin the accident, and escorted him to Batavia, where he ar- rived much refreshed by the ride and change of scene. “ ire pergons who charged the Rev. Mr. Covel in Philadelphia, before the Eccl tical Convention, of aheinous offence,’ are to be tried for perjury before the District Court, on the complaint of the Rey. gentleman. Esh-ton-greet, (Clear Sky,) principal Chief of the Chippew tbe at Indians, ADs fie Brow. Nesh-we- gesic, arrived in St. Louis on the 17th ult. They are on their way to Washington, on especial business for the The Green Bay folks have been invaded by the Oneida Indians. Some thirty or forty drunken Oneidus ded through the town the other day in broad day- ght, using fats and clubs in great profusion. |The He publican calls upon the (ee jury to indict them as a nuisance. That’s a novel way of carrying onan Indian War. Oid Anthony Wayne never dreanied of it-—Det. Advertiser. Thomas Dowling was tried in the Circuit Court of Mississippi, last week, and found guilty of manslaughter in the first degree, for cruelly ill-treating and causing thé death of a slave, the property of Mr. R. Ballard, for whom. he was an overseer. A duel is said to have been fought at Mount Au- burn, near Boston, on Tuesday, between two Southern gentlemen—one a Virgi the latter being wounded in the arm, and the other in the hip, but neither danger- ously. . Rev. Mr. Torrev has been quite unwell of late, but is again at his work. He bears his imprisoument at Bal- timore, with patience, aud compli fully with the Ciscipline of the institution. An effort is to be made to obtainh is release, and a letter has been addressed by him toa ie gentleman of \iasrachusetts on the subject. He las but little hope of his release, The trial of Abner Parke, for being concerned with Joseph Carter and Peter Parke (now und tabe executed) in the murder of the C came on on ‘Luesday, before the Oyer and ‘lei Warien county, N. J.—Chief Justice Hornblower presi- jing. A verdict of wilful murder has been returned against Geo. Woolford. the owner of the “learned pig,” for causing the death of his wife by drowning her at Salisbury, England. Hon. David Perham died at his residence on Sat- urday, at 11 o’clock A. M., aged 65 years. Hon. John Davis and family arrived in Bajtimore on Monday evening. They left for the Falls on Tucsday morning, from whence they returned in the rn00B, and took the evening boat ior the west. Died, afew days ago, at his plantation in Alaba- ma, Colonel John B. Hogan. His remains were taken to Mobile, and interred on the 19th inst. Colonel Hogan servee with great gallantry on the northern frontier du- ring the last’ war, and also in the Creek wars. He had everal times elected to the Legislature of Alaba- id for several years was collector of the port of —N. Orleans Courier. 28d. ult. Morgor THE Fire 1n Querec.—We have received the Quebee papers, from which we select the fol- lowing. One assertion we may safely make, that the amount of property lost is not so far magnified, and the sacrifice of human life is underrated. ‘Ihe total loss has been computed with the utmost nicety possible, and found to be between one million and one million and a half of pounds! or, in dollars, from $4,000,000 to $6,000,- 000. The loss of life cannot be estimated. We hear of many private interments ofthe remains found by sup- posed relatives, and itis asserted that about forty vic- tims of the conflagration have so far been inhumed, and that many, very many, will never be discovered. ‘This ment we fully credit, from ourown observations, as the first sufferere fled toward town, and, from the irregu- lar and distant outbreaks of the fire from its origin, they could not have retraced their way, and must have perish- ed, encompassed by the flames which, from moment to moment, narrowed the limits of apparent safe them. We have abundant evidence, from of women, children, and aged persons having perished, it the moment prior to death, fancied them- } so quickly and insiduously did the fire vastating progress. The scene of desolation pai beyond human power to describe.— Baftled by the sudden and unlooked for directions the fire took, the unfortunate refugees at last yielded the: selves up to apathetic despair. From street to street wended their melancholy oY laden witn their cl dren and the most precious of their household goods, but still the insatiate cause of their misfortune traced their path with unrelenting fury. In the greater number of instances the inmates of dwellings barely escaped with their lives, and many of these were severely burnt, so sudden was the on-coming of the flames. Toward the afternoon, a panic seemed to have seized the inhabitants ofthe burnt and burning districts, and from extreme ac- tivity a perfect apathy succeeded—they knew not wither to fly, nor what todo. The blocked streets were in a blaze'as they sped through them ; furniture took fire in carts, or caleches, as it was hurried off, and the heat and dense volumes of smoke which ever and anon swept athwart the suburbs, enervated the active and paralysed the exertions of those even disinterested. None were safe. Women, children, nay, even men, sat weeping by the road side, bereft of their little property, and beggar- ed by the destruction of the fruits of their economy the i_vestment of their savings. Many knelt im prayer to the Great Disposer of events, seeking his protection and succor, and as the clergy ofthe parish passed, rows of humbled and desolate beings fell at their feet, craving their blessing. Surneme Covrt—June Serciac Teum—Wepvespay, June 4.—Green et al. Youngs. Motion to set aside inquests, granted onterws. The People ex rel. Chap- man vs Eldridge and Nye, surrogates, &c. Motion ex parte, for alternative mandamus, granted. Haight ads. Post, 2 causes. Motion to consolidate granted with costs. Ostrom imp’d, &c. ads Stedman et al. Motion that plaintiffs file security for costs, granted by default- vs Thorne et al. Motion ordered to stand over to next special term. Ferdon vs Allen et al. Mo- tion to set aside satisfaction of judgment, denied, with costs. Knowlson etal vs Sweet et al.—motion for an attachment against def'ts for violation of an order to stay waste granted. Cameron et al ads Schoonmaker —motion for judgment as in case of non suit, granted by default. In the matter of the application of J. Van Buren to take a bond off the files of this court, granted, ex parte. Baldwin vs. Tillson—motion for judgment as incase of non suit, denied with costs. In the matter of Duryea—order for payment of money or that an attach- ment issue, granted. Hullvs Halsted—order that both parties recover costs in an actlen of replevin. Skinner etal vs Livingston—motion to refer, granted, by default. Seymour vs Judd—motion to set aside order of Circuit Judge, granted, by default. Stocking ads Tweedy— motion to change venue, granted by defuult. C Comstock—mouon to set aside execution. &c., denied, with costs. Ives et al vs ewater et al—mo- r, denied with costs. Henry ads Henry to set le sci fa,granted with cost. ‘The New York Fire Insurance Company ads. Stinnard— motion for judgment as in case of non-buit, denied, with co! Van Alstyne vs. L’Amoureux—motion to set aside precept, granted, unless defendant amend and pay costs of motion. Allen et al. Dyckman et al—motion ordered to stand over to next special term. Bixby etal. ads. Dyckmunet al., do.do. do. Strong ads. Harris et al. otion to set aside inquest, granted, on term: liams jiller—motion to vac dd annul the ju ranted, with costs, by default, rdered that plaintiif have leave to withdraw his’ inotion on payment of costs of opposing. Dresser vs. Brooks-—motion jor leave to amend pleadings, granted on terms. Klock ads. Low: tion for eom- missions, granted, with stay. Burling ads. seacord—mo- tian to set aside verdict, kc, denied with costs. Morton et al. ads. Wal motion to set aside verdict, &e., de nied with costs, Seaver vs. Ireland impleaded, &c.—or- requiring plaintiff to appear and show cause, why secu- ne or cons should nut be filed with costs. Rapalje im- pleaded ads. Keed—motion tur judgment as in case of non- suit, granted, by default. Busch ads. Siinson—motion to set usiue inquest, ke., granted, with costs. Popham ads. Baker—mouon to set aside inquest, &c., denied, with costs. Halbert ads. Jennins etal.—motion for judgment ‘fas in case of non-suit, granted, by cetauit. Oakley ads, Jeunings et al, do. do do. Halbert ads. Jennins et al., do. do. do. Merritt ads. Robinson— motion to change venue, denied, -with costs, Wiles ads. Dunkee—motion for re- ation of costs, granted, on terms. Raynsford ads. Vin- cent, by his next iriend. Motion that plaintiff file securi- ty for costs, &e., granted —wirgue, Ho! ror Orecon—The following information concerning the Oregon emigrants has been furnished us by a friend:-—The First Company consisted of 93 males over I4 years, 78 males w under 14 yours, there were 64 Wagons, 453 oxen, 64 loose cattle, 172 hor 185 gi ey is company passed the Great Nemah; Sub Agency onthe 4th of May, 1849. The Captain is Mr. Everett. The Second Company consisted of 95 males over 16 years, 60 females over 14 years, 71 males under 16, and 67 females under 14. ‘There were 435 work oxen, 614 loose cattle, 78 mules and horses, 58 wagons and 172 uns and pistols. This company is commanded by D. uther, and passed the same station on the 6th of May last, The Third Company was commanded by Parker, and cot of 6@ males over 16 years of hb There were 43 wa- gons, 260 work cattle, 340 loose catth fhules and 90 fire arms. This company p ’ place on the 10th of May. ‘The number of persons is 736, of work cattle 1,148, of loose cattle 1,228, of wagens 165, of horses and mules 211, and of fire arms 334. emigrants are of high character,and well provided for the expedition. ‘These companies composed the advance gnard of the main sapere which left Independence.—- St. Louis Rep. Me New Istanp spony Mewes ery’ Ses ris r, that Capt. Simner, of the Covered, in the Paciiic ocean, after having passe heite, a small island not laid down on any map, to he gave the name of his vessel, “Faith Island. Sinner was not able to land upon it, because itis ke and large coral cliffs. He however learn from a Pas ie d Otw- hich rounded with roc 0 d roult of it, and judged it to be about tix Eng- Tih miles in circumference. It had the appearance of | being upon its shores very fertile