The New York Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1845, Page 3

SCOTT'S B 5 Ber IOADWAY AND 1} . . the Beem sup ‘thereot. The ‘A large assortment 0 twelve at night—such as rus his fe Public at large, sa becn in busier merit a Coutivuance is Colle tor One. Shilli ‘Dublin Brown Stout always ht. Good Lodgings'for 29 cents and 3136, Ceuta. is House has been Drove past, to be the coolest aud most com Scot a ne House better su . Scotch ard city papers. otch aud city pap * Boi ay, from 12 to. 4 o'clock. latest news by the always ready at a VASH OR CREDIT.—A person with Cash and Credit toa Tay be. warranted no loss—aud a reasonable amount, eens Se tes iy who epared we ALTE east 30 per cent profit. Ni to enter at once Into business. LOOK AT THIS! SUPERIOR MARKING PHA! BY JOSEPH SIMPSON, No. 60 FULTON, Nean to Peart Srreer. Cog AND AL- SPANISH LEECHES, Di a good qui Douglass, Pier 12. E. R., or to 83 Front street. Y’S WORM DESTROYING ring, in this age of emperi know thatone Sanative for the ills of hu m and humbug, to jetors guarantee its success in evesy instance, paid for the Liquid will be returned. Sold, retafl, by Hemsley and Beers, 47 -B—To Agents —The agen communicate any deficiency which may occur b; are requested always to keep a sulficient stock on Ni its of this establish A Delightful Summer Residence, one mile from the Williamsburg Ferry —Th i i surrounded by a whole b A great variety of fruit and shade trees, situated on the left of McKibbin street, as you go.up from the Peck Slip Ferry will be gacated on the Uth June inst,—when a good tenant can have possess rent, for afew months, or the year ifrequired, Apply at Mr. Ballagh’s corner of B street and Broadway, or at the house. i IMPORTATION OF WATCHES. RECEIVED from Switzerland, by packet ship, Zurich, an assortment of Watches and Movements of il ality, ready for the Possession at a moderate description and of D HARNESS FOR SALE, srarianted perfect} soundand gentle in haraeas or wn: reet near Broadway. THE PATENT _ GALVANIC RINGS AND CRISTIES’ MAGNETIC FLUID. N ADVERTISEMENT will be found on the outside, in relation to this new and extraordinary discovery in medical ct in refering to it 18 to warn the public itations, which are entirely det tly without any benefici is always in connect GALVANIC RINGS to promote their more effective action, and to direct the galvanic current to the particular portions resent inthe United "a few doors from vanic influence, ] which are affected. TO THE PUBLIC. ic in New, York are cautioued against harboring ng my wife DEL ANIA, as | shall y, maliciously and ‘ork by the name of Miss oe : H. BRAINARD. Boston, June 3, 1845. i PLENDID ASSORTMENT OF DRILLINGS—The most desirable styles we have had to offer, will be made up toorder at our usaal moderate NNINGS & CO, Tai lors, J INEN AND MUSLIN CRAVATS-—In new and hand- ome patterns, at 231 Broadway, Americ DR. ROSS ‘OULD call the attention of Physicians to his ABDOMI- NAL SUPPORTER, which proved so efficacious as to be satis! tried it, as well as gratifying to the Profession approve of it, some of whom are the following— AG Stevens, M.D. i. NINGS & CO. three years past has to those who have ny eminent men in Prof W, Parker, prop J. B. Beck, »M J. H. Borrowe, M.D. | A. Clinton, MD. . §. Kissam, M. D. J. A, Swett, M.D. | J. Linsley, M. D. oP. W.C.R B.W.M'Cready,MD | A. Smith, Price $3to $5.—28 Amity street, June 4, 1815, DENTISTRY—VALUABLE DISCOVERY. PRESERVE YOUR TEETH. the toothache, when by calling can have it effectually and eat fe bas an entire new preparation, that will cure it ina pain or inconveuience, so that it able tooth for lite, thereby obviating the pain and dang: It is certainly one of the gi vi is of the desired effect. The mostten- der teeth filled without any unpleasant sensation. teeth inserted in the most approved manner, ‘NO TO MERCHANTS, on E SUBSCRIBER would res, e has been in the employ of the late Samuel Demilt over late Samuel Demilt hayi: of the age, and neve: BE. IP MASTERS AND RS. inform them, that twentw years, and the him the Transit Instrumen facturing, repairing an cl locks, Jewelry, Silver Wa stand, No, 239 Pe UsT PUBLISHED—At the Head States Publishing Establishment, RED RUPERT! THE AMERICAN BUCANNIER; <4 Tale of The Spanish Ind ant Murray. For sal nts, warters of the United I the Periodical Depots— "MERRIFIELD, ~~ TROY HOUSE, TROY, N.Y. OLEMAN & ROGERS, Proprietors.—This lorg and favorably known to the travelling publi open. ‘A new story has been added and extensi: amoug which are the extension of the of ninety feet, and, to one hundred and ruoms attached; pleasant and. alterations made; Dining room, to atength doors connecting, can be extent thirty new parlors, ry rooms to the, num! accommodations for 300 persons.— and papered throughout. Baffalo and Saratoga, start from the front It is also but a few steps from the steamboat ‘The cars for Boston proprietors trust. b: their personal. attention to their bu- ud guests, to receive cathy ‘of the Astor House, Late of th Steaner Empire. ERS haying fitted tl comfort and conveu a portion of their pa- 1 stocked with the best viquors and Segars are of furnished, spacious and eing near the City Hall, entre of business, it will alford great inducement to those visiting the city. . ‘Their larder will be at al the markets can afford. | 'T ality. The bedrooms ile from its central location I, BRI CG. MeCORKLE. B.—The usual relishes served np at all times. HARTWELL'S WASHINGTON HOUSE, 223 Chestnut Street, ABOVE SEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO THE MASONIC HALL, PHILADELPHIA, [D> Baths just introduced—Warm and Cold—in fine apart- and Gentlemen. yW JERSEY HOTEL—MORRISTOWN, HE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their the new and coma the public general: erected fora Hotel. at town entertainment of all those, who will pany, when they hope to furnish them such accommodations as to entitle them to public favor. m2) ataw2ms re \ favor them wit DAVID CROWEL. That the Office for the Sale of SCHENCK’S PULMONIC SYRUP Mas been removed from No, 493g Courtlandt street, to NO. 4 COURTLANDT ST. ‘ EKMAN, of 4934, isno longer an Agent for the getinine Scnexen’s Pulmonic Syrup. j7 Stee BUSINESS MAN, who has some §12000 at his comms” would like to become futerested in some well esta! regular and well knows estiblished Manaloconmn Tock TIN WARE MANE: LOCK TIN WARE MA ERAL ASSORTMEN' Common Tin Ware, ny Wood Ware, Baskets, Brush Brooms—in short, every B.—A_ complete asserts, RTO ard and Hollow Wane : ES Y. WATKINS, rine street, New York, ‘TABLISHMENT, sET 87. Hi, have on this the sec te undersifuto a co) he second day of Jane. artnership for the y wrpose of ear. siness, at James Neeves’ Old Bs th street, near Gra here. Haviig made such ar purchavo carry on business most gnableentige. we feel ourselves Tessoor establishment in the trade, avy who sre tin equainited with 4,8 well os our style of cuttin James Neeves (the: a m able to compete with ‘¢ cheerfully invite ali and the quality of tocallon any of the olé patto is, that we sho 2 lass merchants resi ym then will, as ust of Glassware made and cut to pattern at the shortest notice, JUG oe! GREAT CONFUSION IN NEW YORK CITY. TH the eles of New York s vast number of Be ve then relict ‘creffect thelr eure. ‘This reat desttoretae was ol avw rears: ue di Taluaa fod yoo, yd. HSehentut fom ahh es euck’s Pulmouie Syrup. for years past cou- Mimptives have used scarcely: any. retvedy bar wie yee wih has obtased isi a reputation in all pars of the Um: ted States unequalled by that of any medicine ever before the public. This medicine is still eagerly sought after, and th manifested by ube acted to. obtain fhe agennive Seheuek’s Fulmouic Syrup, isthe strougest proof ofthe efficacy Like every thing else valuable, astempts have been made to counterfeit the original, and introduce spurious ineteations: and the author feels it to be 'a duty he owes the community at large ‘se impositions, and place the public upon their b now notice a man who has uutil lately been employed the proprietor as agent in the city of New York. is was supplied ‘ith Syrup from my laboratory in Philadel~ phia uotil withina few weeks past. Complaints were to me that the Syrup sold in New York was adulterated with spu- rious imitations, and, upon investigation the mnepathemaring. an i me of Scher with the same disregard for truth, setaup a cletee to Rostes the e same disregar sete up a claim to possess old Indian Recipe which cured him of cousumption, in common with thousands of others, Public safety, and justice to. the at flicted, requires of me to expose this ugent,, that impositions from this source shall cease... He is chi ith deceive the eitizens of New York by endeavoriuny by tion, to induce the public to ve that the Syrup h he offers for sale is the same as the genuine whiel as Schenck’s Pulmonie Syrup, which falsehood, and he DARE not assert it in direct terms. ‘arge him with ins unuating to the publicthat the syrup he offers for sale, is_mi the same roe! pt as that cured hi f consumption, which is equally, false. arge him with endeavoring to prejudice the public against me, yf cresting, istrust from want of the experience of age, by calling me a ‘young man,” “a youth,” knowing at the sane tne that Lam his equal, if'not senior in age, with alarge fae ily, I charge him with solemnly swearing before the Hon. Judge Gaston, that Schenck’s Pulmonic Syrup cured him of a disease of seven yearsatanding. It he possessed the old original re: cipe, aby did he not cure himself? Why did he take twenty four bottles of Schenck’s Pulmouie Syrup, and then go before the Hon, Judge Gaston, and solemnly swear that it cured him? He is now arraigned e the bar of public opinion to an- swer to these charges, First, that he has no. knowledge what- ever of the recipe the Syrup which has been sold in New York for years past as Schenck’s Pulmouie Syrup. Second, ver acted in my capacity. other than agent, whic , we will prove from his letters to me at Philadelphia, where he subscribes himself ‘echal- lenge him to answer to these charges, and his failure will at once satisfy the pablic who is the proprietor of the old genu- ine Schenck’s Pulmonic Syrup. Mark the sly cunning of this man—he will not come to the wer the question, which the public, de y that he holds the old original recipe which of consumption, and to which he swore; no, flexi- ble as his conscience 1s, he dare not say it. He has been ch: Tenged to assert in unequivocal terms, thathe possessed the recipe of the Schenck’s onic Syrup, which he as agent for the last two years. If he ig not an imposter—it he does not wish to deceive the public, why does he not come out in direct terms? Because human nature, however morally de- praved, still dreads the lash of the law. . oticr.—P, 8, Beekman, 4934 Courtlandt street, is no longer my agent for the sale of the geauipe Schenck’s Pulmonic Sy- rup. No. 4 Courtlandt street, ite the National Hotel, exclusively for the aale of the Syrup, and also W- Burger, 8 Courtlandt st., authorised agent. je7 3t¥ec J. H. SCHENCK. ors FIELD respectfully informs his friends and the pub! ted that he has arrived in the city and taken quarters at the Uni- States Hotel, his entrance through the bar, or 196 Water street; where he'has a number of Bassford’s improved Billiard ‘Tables, on sale or for playing, and will be happy to have them tried. His bar is well stocked with materials Semaine berry im*rre Cobblers, White Lions, &c. &c. OAL—100 tous fii ity Pe y al CS Ra ay tome Bret quality Reeabepton Goal, pfioat and for i3re South street. comer Maiden Lane. PAPER, WAREHOUSE, PERSSE & BROOKS, Nos. 65 and 67 Nassau Street, PLAVE ways on hand a, complete assortment of every de- scription of Paper to be found in a paper warehouse. cher the large Paper Mill at Windser Locks, Connecti e erly the Windsor manufacturing Company) operati zines and two 62 inch Fourdrinier Machines, which le them to supply all orders for Paper, onthe most reasonab! rms, and with the utmostdespatch. ju6 Iwre BOOKKEEPING, &e. No. 8 CEDAR STREET. MARSH, Accountant, author ef the popular works * on Bookkeeping, and long established in this city ‘as a teacher and practical accountant, continues to give thorough « practical instruction in Bookkeeping, Commercial Arithmetic, and mercantile writing. Prospectusses with terms, hours, re- ferences, &e, &c. obtained at the rooms. Je6 Iwis*re. NEW ARRANGEMENTS ar RABINEAU’S DESBROSSES STREET BATHS. T? THE LADIES—The Large Swimming Bath, formerly .& located at the Battery, north side of Castle Garden bri ignow open at the foot of Desbrosses street, N. R._ ‘This exten, sive establishment, the largest in the United States, cvmprising both Hot and Cold Shower and Swimming Salt ‘Water Baths, has, during the past sea n improved, mach to the convenience and comfort of visitors. ‘The Ladies will, in addition to their large Plunge Bath, (w ‘open every day: in the week, fur their accommodation,) have the use of the Large Centre Swimming Bath on Mondays and Fridays, wntil 4 o'clock P.M. ‘This arrangement will afford them more room for the peslehifal exercise of swimming, than any other hereto- fore otlere the usual charge. Ladies’ Season Tickets, for Mondays and Fridays only, until 4P.M,, half price. A Band of Music is engaged to play every pleasant evening. jud_lwis*re TEETH! TEETH! TEETH! WONDERFUL IMPROVE ENTS. DR. BROWN, DENTIST, AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT, ‘O. 203; BROADWAY, three doors above Chambers street, next te Atewart’s new building, continues to insert jum Artificial Teeth, from one to a’ whole set, on the tific Principles of Atmospheric Pressure. Also, his cele- brated for filling decayed teeth, and warranted useful for mastication hy an i LOOSE TEETH, arising from medical treatment, or other causes, effectually fastened by the highly recommended Latio Odonta. TOOTHACHE cured inoue minute, without pain. ‘Teeth extracted with less than half the usual pain, PRICES LESS ee than any other Dentist in this city. References will be given to numerous families and to the medical faculty in this city, by calling at No. 28046 Broadway. my27 Im*th TEETH, TEETH, TEETH. 75 Only. All KINDS of Denteal Operations performed it style and an any other dentist in the cit ‘work done by apply’ jingle branch, or in the w! ‘Al my24 Im*rh yo BOATMEN, AND OTHERS.Paving Stone oF fi rate quality” wanted immedi TTL AM FORGAY, Vwatme@r No 48 Norfolk ateset GALVANIZED IRON AND TIN. LVANIZED SHEET IRON AND TIN, 9 very, su- riorarticle, warranted nottorust. Also, Tin Plate, Shee- Sheet Iron, Sheet Copper, Zine, Scotch and Amet ‘on, for sale by ASS'& WARD, * No. 71 Broad street CHARLES PAUL DE KOCK COMPLETE. HE Works of Charles Paul de Kock, Illustrated Edition. with Portrait and Biography, complete in ove, volume— ‘one dollar. ‘The public have now an opportanity o! teasing, Shansdl ves of the coesplate works of the toasweed fon} de Kock in one magnificent volume, containing twelve hundred and eighty large columns of reading matter, and at a price which places it within the reach of persons in the most limited circumstauces. This volume contains all the novels, etc., which were ever actually written by this most witty, laughter: loving aud far-famed of modern authors. And the publishers pledge themselves that the translations have been faithfully and that the work will be found the most care-killing fasciating and exciting that has ever been issued from the press i For sale 41 Ann street, New York. ailable, and may be sent by post to any part of 8 or the Canadas, at an expense varying from te. 0 the distance. All orders for one none dollar, be franked or postpaid. the United j to twenty cents, accordin, completa copy must cont: aad divected to Holland & Glover, New ork City, Six copies will be forwarded to one address for five dollars. mas dé&wim*m a fe hs | cCOH nia Ve foun agy lived with a oa house per, Union street, Liverpool— deft ated choot cine vee ane to lita la Ney Veena write to her father, No. 14 New treet, Salford, Manches- ter, in England, she will hear something greatly to her advan- tage, myl0 2m dy&wy*re CONNOR WARD. [XFORMATION WANTED of Connor Ward), Inte of A Springfield, Mass. Any person who will give any informa. tion respecting him will confer 4 favor on his wife, Ana Ward. ress W. & J.T. TAPSCOTT, South st, my20 rre cor. Maiden lane. RATS, MICE AND COCKROACHES. FT'HIS is to cortty that we have used Soloman Levi's Ext. ‘minator for Rats and Cockroaches, aud it has given ‘the tisfaction for the pu ended. Rreatest satisfaction 1ff's, DUNNING, Dunning’ Morel, ourtland st. W. MOREHEAD, 41 Ci : D. GRAHAM, 79 ound at For sale at RUSHTON & CO's, ie. 1101 House, and 86 Broadway, New York. TO CITY AND HOTEL AND erEAvpot rh Ry Np COUNTRY FAMIIES koe? OOTY EXTRA FINE TEAS! . 104 Greenwich Stree Near Coontianpt Seo, gad ¥. site THE Paciric Hore. a . ‘New Your. WEBEG LEAVE {2 Siform Ou that we established our: t i ipally for th car views ofour whol Sarthe er Raver side "athe mw avearried on our business for se in thi toyetier with the very high quality: nid. gee tnt in this city rods, have earned tor usa degree of repumtonned reac te oeyond that of any similar house the Uwrea' States, and we consider these the best reasons we can urge t obtain your pa tro We have, however, much pleasure in stati made, with great care’ and judgment, owt selections, Tron {he spring cargoes, and which comp finest specimens of Young Hyson, Hyson, Gunpowder, Imperial Oolong Pekoes Ningyoug, Congon Souchong, which haye arrived here this season, which, with an im variety of Fine and Good Qualities, we offer at wholesale and retail, We have also trae Government Java and other Coffeos, as usual, ronsted and ground daily : alist Ve continue our operations at our other places as h particularly at 121 Chatham ste Weare your obediant ssronoer, Weare CANTON TRA COMPANT, ar York—121 Chatham st.; 961 Grand st. and 318 Bleecke, Philadelphin—eo Chestnut street, and 45 Fifth street. nem, my? 2 UARPETING. UBSCRPHERS Inte, Pissed ai il spaci vy Smith, Hewint &.G0., mud are now ready to offer ; stock of Carpeting, yressly fo jie soine of which are reeeedingly rich, of new de it wong they nd— iW SESAME ‘BRUSSELS, Ps. en oe PLY, Hi odin. ‘4 SUPERFINE FINE AND Vater NOON INGRAIN Ts Of every variety and deserintion, +, Druggets, Table and. Piano Coven %y snd dite Me vi; Ol Cloth, Very heavy. aiid iw yorsted, Tab! ‘rund in the tend e public ave requested wo cake cual ft rade, The jaratock before purchesta Sie barged ; , li PETERSON & HUMPHTWy, ASW AAS bbls fi ry 5 rece! S ad Bicraleby a COLLINS & CO. South ee FIRE WORKS, : Retail—United States Laborat on hand and forsale, forks,compris ng a ‘beauty of appearance and real uti Ps 30 per cent, the cheapest citye Canton Five Crackers, a. ta gbeadance. i GASSNER & YOUNG, 132 Chatham street, opposite Chatham Theatre, 1 Groceries aud Fruits, and Agents for the celebrated vilio Founeain at Saratoga. nts auid Chasers being prohibited in this city, G. try. receive orders for them from the ORKS—FIRE HE SUBSCRIBERS have opened a which they will sell vender in the ¢i W. & R. B.—The Works are No. FIREWORKS, CRACKERS, &C. FOURTH OF JULY, 1845. OUNTRY and Ci in Fii ity, at R. AYLIFE’S old establishi Fire Crackers ju: moth Sky Rock: Chatham street. A large quanti Remember the sign of the Tw Mind, we have removed from 98 to 76 Chatham. FOURTH OF JULY, 1845. FIREWORKS FOR THE PEOPLE. HE subscriber offers for sale a complete assortment of py- Totechnic articles, manufactured exclusively for his own sales, by the best maker in the country, Cities 0. towns, public or private exhibitions, supplied at the the quality warranted. fireworks will find their advan- article can be af lowest prices, ant ‘Wholesale buyers of s best article warranted rectackers and Fireworks at a reduction of 30 to 60! per cent from last season pe iW. N75 Maiden lane, low William street FIRE WORKS!! informs the public that his ar- most extensive soale FIRE WORKS! R. EDGE respectfully on ever attempted in th ost brilliaut and ¥ E. will also add to his display this season four entire new colors, never before exhibited to the public—A Car- rine Blue, unknown to ISAAC EDGE, Jr., Pyrotechni FIRE WORKS—FOURTH OF JULY? NEW YORK LABORATORY. street, two doors south of Ful- d brilliant assortment of mine, Royal Pur y he most extensive ané Fireworks are now offered at the above and Signal Rockets, with gold and silver Rai yramids, ‘Peruvian Crosses, Octagon Mines of Serpents and Stars, M: Roman rs, Port Fires, Blue Li Country merehan call and examine the private parties, can be sup} the above mentioned arti been selected with t NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSU- RANCF SOCIETY OF LONDON. Empowered by Act of Parliament. CAPITAL £500,000 STERLING, OR $2,500,000. General font fi J. LEANDER STA Physicians—Drs. Hosack and J. Ke te materials having the United States, R, 74 Wall st, New York. Examples of Rates—for the Assurance of $100 ona jingle ae PREMIUMS PAVABL| = ANNUALLY. Age next For one year 4 ee oos =3 areszenees & rie. DEE Ragueress ore ong 0 toss oe SEageese: Shaouen S2ERS8 6 68 742 ly, half yearly, quarterly or to examine the distin- ir tables of rates— afforded by their life” payable year! ‘The public are respectfully reque: wishing principles of this Instituti heir distribution of profits—and Loan Department—before deciding to insure elsewhere. ‘ the last Annual Report, and the Socie- ‘ARR, General Agent. ES SeSsssesRsa __Paniles con ar *1n33 tmstawerre’ J. LEANDEN 8: KNAPP’S: INDIAN SM PLASTER. af ack, bresst, side or Uimbe;_ brulses, apeainn, dos and. for asthmatic affections, and capup incl i will in most cases lief. fighly beneficial for complaints of whose business requires them to with weakness in the great relief by wear sit or stand mucl chest, or pain in ing one of these Plasters. : ‘With regard to the efficacy ef these Plasters, nothi the side or breast, will h noed be ‘ir, own recommendation, and 40 remarkably low, is a. sufficient inducement for od to give them a trial: ‘ietor 1s confident that by the Plasters, the popularity w st by their own merits, and the universal sé ion which they have given, that they are decidedly superior to any pared in making them as adhesive aud pliable as s iu rendering them free from, all those obj which is a source of complaint to the ordinary plasters of the day, ‘Tiean Plasters need but oue trial to give every sntisfhetion de- Be sure and ask for Knapp’s Indian Strenj see that his signature ison the back of ead P. B. KNAPP, and Lo elbetaagr os apd recall King street, New York. Also for sale by the Draggists Price 12 1-2 and 18 3-4 cents-each MULHAUSEN PRINTWORKS. O RENT orfor sale, on exceed they carry with them at and increasing de- hich they have obtain- hewng Plaster, and che Nowe others ‘are | Houses, Appa- ry au Fixtures thereoa aud therein situated) in below the Navy Yard, known as the sed of ample water privileges, and ‘ing cans, and the premi for calico printing or fora WILMER, No. 20 S. Front st. JAMES PATTISON, No. 5 Chanel Alley, OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE CO. No. 36 Wali street, opposite the Exchange. HIS COMPANY eo) inl igation.on vessels and inst loss by inlaud navigation,on vessels an ihe DIRECTORS. Thomas W. Thome, Thomas T. Woodruff, B. R. Robson, M. D., well adapted either GalebC, Tania, ‘Thomas Morrell, Soha C. Mernitt, Gerona T, Hore, Secretary. OTICE—AIl persons ure hereby forbid harboring or trust of the crew of the Steamboat Gazelle, as no debts reer of the undersigned. Robert Sm THOMAS W. THORNE, Present. re will be paid exce; OTICE—MR. CLARKE has removed his lutetigeuce Office from 330 Broadway to 9544 Duane st, one door from Broadway, where he continues to provide protestant help, both character, at $2 a year. At 95% Duane street uncurrent money bought and exchanged. BANK FOK SAVINGS. OTICE.—This Institution is now removed to No Chambers street. m3 white and colored, of x MONEY LENT. JHE Subscriber has removed to 423 Pearl, corner of Rose ‘street, where he coutinues to loan money en any amount ou Id and silver watches, plate, jewels we ‘wearing apparel, and every descri Licensed Pawnbroker, coruer of Rose street. B.—Persons big private office by ring- ing the bell at the hall 30 Im*re MONEY TO LEND. BRAHAM J. JACKSON, Pawn Broker, 58 Reade street, loans money, in large or smal] sums, as may and silver watches, diamonds, silver plate, ry goods, furniture, wearing apparel and merchandize, of every description. 030 1 TO THE PUBLIC, NOTICE THE PUBLIC that Doctor JOSEPH HEL TRI i SON. AB! . 20 LOM, DAVID’S be required, on gol (0. 57 Reade street, New York. PRIMITIVE PHYSIC, OR THE COLD WATER CURE. Mischief and Misery neutralized, by Hydro- system as practised by raentis, of Srecfentere a safe, natural and tried for disorders incidental to le das, no quackeries, no nostrums to allure and mislead Matural, curative, Within the reach an Vincent Priessn' i it for you! repeat ia dand Nature have set for yo i may be had of the booksel lished and sold at THE INVISIBLE WIG bles the real hend of hair that sceptics and pronounced it the most perfect invention of the di Fel and unique wig is its be ir baita ighamecetaneed vair, both in Hi font its texture being so beam I Perspiration evaporation evils of other wigs entirely avoided. ‘The eur are alike invited to Inspect th Vd ullarmethodof fiting the head ig Made without ppearances so closely to resemble the natural appearance, as to defy detec- 0 porous and so free, that in is unimpeded and t " poeptie and is novel and beauti at the manufacturer's, way, corner of Liberty street, up MB ROIDERIES. ERTS respectfully call oy ree the European, manu ing advance on the origi reral Lots purchase NE PETER ROBE inal cost. He would also call atten: d at auction, at an immense srcrifice, very desirable, belug’ 25 per cout wndce te wera hly embroidered, from 14s to $3,50 me proidered Collars, finished edges, for 8s, 130 Embroidered Capes 200 prs Embroidered Uv en Lawn Handkere very tich, trom $0 to $ fy, f 5 A onentiemen's use. A choice assortment of rie vieh are offered wausually eh ve of various styles. o rs. broidered Handkerchiefs, jwise and French Muslins, in Veils, Hosiery, Gloves, Muslin ‘Trimmings, Laces, f which will be sold decided No. 73 BROADWAY, AT TA ALE’S, by auction, on Monday 9th June—A Pair of well i : as ath Jane ee of well-miatched Chestaut eolor ioalt Rom dle ess and the sae perio pair of family Horses Also, a three seated extension top Barouche, and double Harness, all in perfect order. The whole to be sold, as the owner to leave the citys Thi a genteel aud serviceable turn-out, and wel! oe calculated for the use of a by. ly, either in th q ‘jes itm KOULSTONE’S RIDING SCHOOL, 137 and 139 Mercer Street. . MR. JOHN S. ROULSTONE has the honor to inform his friends and the public in general, that his < Schoel for Instruction in Horsemanship is now open V and eveuing, as follows .— jentlemen from 2 ies . M. to 3 P. M. noe of instruetion made known on application to Mr. my?re DISBROWS RIDING SCHOOL, 408 Bowery, on Astor and Lafayette Places. R.W. H, DISBROW has the honor to announee, that his Bhool is open daily, (Suudays excepted) for Exjuestriat ing. Tuition and Ex: .. from 9 A. M, to 3 P. M. 6 to8 A. M.and 3 to7 P. M. ‘Terms made known on application as above. (B.—Highly trained uid quiet Horses, for the Road and Pa- rade, to let. my6 Im*re LUUOK AT THIS. JUST RECE oots ever seen, and now offer, wholesale aud retai low price of $5, and the best of French Calf Boots Order for $5; andthe greatest assortment of all kinds. « aud Shoes ‘and Gaiters, Ladies, in this store you will find reatest assortment of all kinds of Gai ner of Franklin street. myl6 lin® AMUSEMENTS. THEATRE. performed, the cele- ‘ANCE—Sit Harecurt Lady Gay Spanker, Miss Clara Ellis. th the Drama of GRANDEATHER WHITE- iEAD—Grandfather Whitehead, Mr. Placide; Louisa, Mrs PARK t MONDAY EVENING, J high ; kind, gentle and true brated Comedy of LOND: ity or coun: Furst Tier, 7 Cents—Boxes, 2d and 3d Tiers, 50 Cents—Pit, 90 Cents—Gallery, 2 Ceuta. Doors open at'7 o’el valfpast 7 o’eloe! NIBLO’S GARDEN. Monday Evenin The Entertainments will commence With a gorgeous Fairy Spectacle, in the production of which d, called the THE PASSIONS. Raevery by Messrs, Hillyard, Isherwood, and Grain. ssrs. 'T.Placide, Gallagher, Niel Tock, and the Curtaia will rise precisely at peuse has heen sp: received from the country several fine and lorses, which he is authorised to sell at a_rea- Di iselles Partington and Celeste OF SEN DID FOREN ra j REWORK At 9 o'clock, MR. EDGE: will give a Display of the most any of the colors are entirely new, and Brilliant Firewo known only to this art ‘To conclude with PR r Vaudeville of the HELLE. Mr Davenport | St Cyr, M le Blanque, MrGallayher | Belinda, Miss Helen Mathews rr iss Mary Taylor ol’the arrival from Eu- ent, of the celebrated ‘The public are respectfully appriz rope, and engegement at thi ED i YOr- VED by the packet ship, Duchess D'Or. | rohe, and eng:gement at this e [ROB leans, from Paris, the best article of gentlemen’s French I, at the ide to oots: the 4 LY! 0G An efficient Police will always be in attendance to main- proper persons out. eds Fifty Cents A limited number of Season tformauce to commence at 8 o'elo f Buskins, Slippers, ies, and all other kinds Misses and Childrens, from the largest to thesmallest; au dou’t mistake the No. 367 Broadway, cor M. CAHILL CASTLE GARDEN. 4 turing Depot,at No.4 Aun street,one of the most Fash le Boot Manufactories in this city. Kine Frenc! made to order, for $4 50 ; equal to those made $6 and $7. Boots, Shoes, Gaiters &e., mad testuotice. Mending, &c., done in &Co., Wholesule and Retail Manufacturers, Ne. 4 Ann str New York, uear Broadway. ‘WM. M. YOUNG, and m7 im*re HB. JONES. CHIP OF THE OLD BLOCR. rder in the i (OR FANCHER & YOUNG BOSS RICH- ARDS, No. 5 Bowery, stick to it re and know that they can sell'a splendid article of French Stitched Boots for and $3 50. Ladies’ Shoes at wonderful low prices. op your clack, ye lovers of Bootological imposition. my8 im*re TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. BOOTS AND SHOES. E. JOHNSON, (late Wi has on hand, in store 142 Chatham street, di rectly opposite the theatre, one of the best as lf, of Boots and Shoes that can be had in the cit Gent: pegged and se aiters, Bus! greater variety city. Gentle Buckskin Sh Store open till 10 chants an opportunily of examining the g ec my!3 Im’ WE’S «, of every description. Bho i Fis) at their leisure. RO SUPERIOR STYLE of Geatlemens’ Summer Hats are ention of those about supplying them- lat, possess: eghorn, and warranted not to be affected well worthy the selves with a pleasant, light and durable Summer tng the richness of a Li by. wet or damp weather. ‘The assortment consists in part of, Pearl Cassimeres at... ++ $3 50 Silver Pearl do 3 50 Sinooth white Castor hoe ce'vaiestonoces Ate Long nap white Rocky mountain Beaver; 6 50 08 Together with an assortment of Panama and Bohemian Straw Hats, ull of the first quality aud most fashionable shape, ROWE, Sales Room 40 William my24 Im*rh Merchants’ Exch: Messrs. Preudh and Heiser. Change of Enterta , A LA MUSARD. Admission 25 Cents. Monday Evening, June 9th, ents will commence with a Grand Operatic {After which, the song of “Huzza for Columbia,” by BOOTS for $3 50 ; City Made, and for e and durability they are equal to those sold for $5, at Co.’s Imperial French Boot and Shoe Manufac- le iy store. Wun. M. Young Grand Overture to La on. ish Pas of El Za- mitable Herr Cline on the T r Mr Hill will conclade with his tai On Tuesday, the wonderful ELSSLER BROTHERS will ‘appear in a variety of performances, Between the Eutertainments an uitermission of Ten tes for Promenade and Refreshments. Li Doors open at half-past 6 o’elock. Performance to com- mence at 8o'clock. POSTPONEMENT. PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE. RENADERS beg | table Entertainment. , Grain and Seal, ‘Thick’ and ‘Thin Soled Boots and Shoes, fern manufactories; Ladies? 1 ¢ to inform the Ladies and of New York, that in consequence of the continued n of Mr. Germon, who is suffering severely from is, that the Concerts are necessarily postponed until some future time, of which due notice will : persons that secured seats on Tuesday, will please present theircertificates at the office, aud the money will PARK THEATRE. CARD.—Miss Clara Ellis respeetsully begs to. announce to her friends and the public, that her first Benefit will take place on Thursday evening next, June 12th, on which oc- casion will be pertormed Mrs. ers, twenty different kinds. Gents Fishermen's and Seamen's Boots. e evening, Bare country mer Cora Mowatt’s new com- tten by hersel the new drama of LAUGHING GAS! R_ COLTON, having returned from Boston, will, in fal- ECONOMY AND F ELEGANT. FeuMER HATS. ROBERTSON, determined to maintain the reputation of th 103 Fulton st, between - pd chen est in this city 0 the publica very superior style 7 SUMMER. HATS, which for hghtness, beauty and durabil for eh alled In addi sant and genteel, these Hats are warrante’! t exposure t n without, injury, which horas, Pans not do without color. For bi * especially it is import head dry and c tum whic as not to the peculiar style o/ which filment ofa former en; \ agement, give an exhib NITROUS OXIDE, or LA , LINTON GHING GAS, to LA HALL, "(corner of Beekman and Nass une 9th, commencing at 4 to meet all his former pa- any new, as would langh or fer the assurance that he will exercise, le al to instruct and amuse N, 123g CENTS, EACH LADY WHO AT- be'presented with a ticket, admitting her again, entleman, to the putilie exhibition—Wed- Ladies can take ti KCULAR CONCERT. MRS. STRONG, MISS PEARSON MR. COMES, and thai wae MR. PEARSON, 2° TFULLY inform their friends and the public, that their SECOND SECULAR CONCERT, Consisting of rare and beautiful Glees, Si be given on Tuesday kv HION MONDAY AFTERNOON, or another lady or if rto been attained. These H. e injured by perspi 1 owing pscriber has found Duets, ke. will by experience so very and popular. Their weight ranges from 2% to3soz, be wiuch ‘lighter than sulstaital Ley horns and Panamas. ROBERTSON, 103 Fulton st., wi tm¥ec “Sign of the Phasaix. LADIE. SHIONABLE HATS. CARL KING well known and celebrated first premium Stsow Hat and Lace Neopolitan —_ facturer, 17 Division street, informs the public thath tr rau Couage Gipsey, N. B.—Lace Neapolitan Hats $2 each. Milliners supplied by the case or dozen at resonable prices, at the Lace Neapolitan Manufactory, 17 Division street. _m2 Im*re ve CARL KING. FOOT RACE ON THE BE For $1,500. HE following Purses wi place on the Beacon, as follows :— ‘A Purse of $200, fora Foot Race of one mi cond in the Race, to take place on the 30th of June, Same day—A Purse of $200, for the greatest distance walked in one howr—$90 to the second in the races the walk to bes fair heel-and-toe walk. A Purse of $800, for a Foot Race of 10 miles, to take place on the Sth of July—$600 to the first; $150 to the second, and $50 to the third in the race. ‘Entrances to be made ten days before the race, with the pro- joW; except persons that are 8, or more than 100 miles from this city—such persons may enter four days before the race, in all prietor, or at R. Smith's, Pa now out of the United St of the above, three or more to make a race. HURDLE RACE. A Purse of $100 will by on Thursday, the 3d of 4 feet to the mi however, any person half entrance will be 4 mile heats; four hurd! $100 o the second; $20 entrar ald enter ahorse now in arged, the third horse to re carry 163 Ibs. Entrance to be made on or before 30th June. Foot: 2 Same Day—A Purse of $400 will be 5 miles, $300 to the thi June. The Races have been delayed a few days in consequence of the rebuilding the public stand. There will probably be a great number of Pedestrians present, who will compete for the Prizes, as there have late arrived a number from different parts of the world, including Jackson, the American Deer; George Seward, late from England; and an Indian of the lroquois ere Canada, are many others here or the way, Stephen Mack, the Scotch Bantam, and several others. (7 Should there be a storm on either of the acove days, the 4 to take place the first fair d: hereafter, ba cel C!S. BROWNING. Proprietor. NOTICE, FOOT OF WHITEHALL STREET. FARE 64 CENTS, id after Saturday. 7th J , the St boats SY LPH and STATEN ISLANDER. will leave” New York every. hour bat |, commencing at 8 4 ‘every hour except 4, ¢ ten until 7 P. NEW FERRY TO FORT HAMILTON, YELLOW HOOK AND >} The steamboat HAMILTON, Captain H. New York, Yellow Hook, and Fort Hamilton. till further notice, Mallen, wll ran betwee as follows, every day, lenving Pier No, 1, Bast Riy New York, 7 o’elock, A, UNDAYS, a foot of Canal st,, N. Mande P. Mu; and Pher No. 1, Eid, at ti grclock A. M. an Returning, will leave Fort Hamilton at 12% and 6 o’elock, P. M., land at all the above places. “Bare 1236 cents. " ‘eight take on reasonable terms, i7 3t%e0 FOR LIVERPOOL—To Gavin petsengers ina “ rate rate. ‘or pass y to aN Passage aPP'y \OHN HERDMAN, jtre " 61 South street. Monday, the 9th inst—The elegant, fast 5 Ship ST. MARY, Capt. Foster, wi her regular day. ‘o FOR NEW. ORLEANS—Louisiana and New York Line—Positively First Regular Pack eight of passage, haying handsome furnished accomino- dations ‘apply on Board, ae Mure s whart, foot of Wall st, onto K COLLINS & CO., 56 South st. of treet, ig shi wil f p ‘7th instant. who will promptly forward all goods to his address. — j7ec ACHT: FOR SALE—The beau ing Pilot Boats CHARLOTTE ANN and ZENOBIA, from 40 to tons burthen. ‘They are well fornd’ in, rigging, hans aud ballast, and ready for immediate Apply to Messrs. John W, Avery & Co., 209 Water street, or to Buck- ram & Trussell, 243 South street. The Zenobia may be seen at the floating dry dock, Pike and Rutgers street. je a*m or three for $l—may be obtained at Hall; Firth, Hall \ 1; gh & Luis; Saxon & Miles: at the store of G. FY Nesbitt, cor Wall and Water streets; of H. Meiggs, 146 Broad- way, and at the door of the Colisew s aud Lace Neapolitans are of a superior quality, and war- to clean, made in the most fashionable shape, called the 3 on the evening of the TURES ON A R. STRONG would give x Course of Lectures upon the s at the two following places, vi commencing May 27th, atthe Frank ng at St. Luke's Bi nonnce to the public thathe will ice of Magnetism Tuesday evening, every Friday ev dings, corner of Hud- ures are to elicit truth, will be out of reach of the science upon ug ized subject. Lectures Admittance 12% cents, ILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE two of Penn’s and two of B , in gook order, with fixture: rt. Enquire of iNiard Table Mapufacturer, No. 35 Ann street, CON COURSE, iL be given for Foot Races to take will comimeuce precisely at 8 o'clock. emium Billiard —$50 to the se- $ el honse occupied by a = HIP HOTTINGUER from Liv vessel will please seud their permits on board, at west side Burling Slip, as all goods not permitted within 5 days, are liable to be sent to the public stores. if _ NEAPOLITAN BONNET: THE UNDERSIGNED, Patentees and Manufacturers ‘of the Neapolitan Bonnets, respectfully inform the trade ly the above article of the mM quantities to suit pur ‘onsignees per this ven for a Hurdle Race, to nies off thatthey are now ready to mest style and of superior qual e back his entrance, provided there is four horses starts each horseto | a 20%, Warrant that they can alter and clean the Bonnets to ar equal to new. ‘ ayers are enutioned against xn inferior article of the kind in article, tor which we received the sil- ver medal at the Jast fair of the A\ 00 ‘en, for a Foot Race $75 to the second, and $2 to the in the race. Entrance to be made on or before the 30th rican Institute, has our tick to VYSE & SONS, 172 Pearl sizeet, PATTISON, NOE & Jo -% Delaney street FRENCH GENTLEMAN, a graduate of the Un ‘some school or priv: rough the means of the eaks fluently, orof the French and German ay of the different branches of also drawing and painting of mily, a situation as uages, equally his own. ‘nding Major Henry Stannard; John Gildersleeve; | « thorough andliberal education, The best rererences can be had, and his name and residence 1 Rev. A. Verren, Rector of the French Protestant Cluureh of this city, No. 99 Franklin street. 1 7 Pye CONNER'S ‘ UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY, CORNER OF KASAU AND ANN STREETS, HE_UNDERSIGNED ofthe Type and Stereotype Foundry, formerly. known cER more recently as Connex & Cooce’s, ‘and the Public in general, that they are prepared to execute NTING TYPES, . IMrosixe Stoxxs, Ivk, Frases, and every eessary to form, Complete P > ments, on as favorable terms, and of as good a quality as any other establishment in the United Stat pe cast at this Establishment Face, and the Material of whic for service in Newspaper Printi known, by applying to the feted inform the Old Patrons James Conner’s, and both in the style of it is made, particulart Fort Hamilton, S'clock, A. M. 1 4 - AY as Ph be seen JAMES VER oem a M. sus ’ We lenge Bios foot af Filveperegt, BBs ct 20, greloslt A: B., The Public is notified that the Office for the sale of ROM No. 49 TO No. 4 Courtian North side, afew doors below Broadway, opposite National tel. CAUTION THE PUBLIC TO BEAR IN MIND, AN ‘ourtlandt street, is NO e sale of the genuine Schenck’s on the 15th June— ship SUSAN C. HOW. ptain Bailey. can accommodate a few more ior House on Deck, at a very mo- Counterfeits !~Beware of Sparious Imitations !~ Toobtain the pure ge f Schenck’s Pulimonie Syrup, go directly to the Propeietor’s Office, No, 4 Courtland street. This medicine is the only one ever, discovered, that can be re- i cure of Pulmonary Ise has failed—the diction, and does it up. to sail on ling Packet ively sail as above, i ng a perfect eure, rinciple of operation is easily explained, the troublesome cough: ripens the absces rectoration, aud soon frees the iungs of the matter which col- jates the bowels without the use ystem, and purifies 1m, or other poisor ively of roots, and herb J (gratis) at his office, No. 4 Court. y history of. this Syrup may s curing the anthot when in the lowest stage of pulmonary consumption, his medicine, as acure for palmonary cousumption, has now become permanently established with the public. “Phe aumber of cures of pulmonary consumption made in this city, Whichare before the public, are suflic ill eure consuyny ed upon with safet ‘To the consumptive, case-of Mes, Tucker, 8, facilitates ex- ¢ be on board, at Murray’s wharf, foot 1 ey ith trace | fects in the air tubes. wsitively no goods received on boardafter Saturday evening, gredient, but is New Orleans Mr. JAMES E. WOODRUFF, tween FOR, ANTWERP—The SHIRE, Capt. will for the above port. or passage, having handsome furnished accommodatic cabin passengers, and also for second eabin passengers house on deck, apply to je? J, HERDMAN, 61 South street. 3 8 to be dnable to leave her bed. isease then began to ripen, the abscess came to a head, and she discharged nearly aquart of yellow matter, her lungs healed, vow in the enjoyment of good h M. Lusk, Pastor of the R id ship DEVON. et with quick despatch a Hesh Teturned. an th. jersey city, states that Hieves her statement as aumption to be true. ce to mention the aames of Mr. ©. WHALEMAN OF SAGHARBOR ice, if ot sold at private sale, one thirty-second, part, ‘or alf a share of the barqne CONCORDIA, it will be rr Fo old sCanetion on Tuesday next, at Sagharbor, by or NEH, DODGE & CO. 628 Broadway, NY. istec NEW LINE OF Pocket of 21st F acket ship ROC 7, Briton, will sail on Saturda: FOR LIV ERPOOL splendid and favorite ER, 1000 tous burthen, Capt r \ , June 21, her regular day. ‘The ships of this fine Wels all 1000 t d upwards, perkons out to embark forthe Old Cowatry fail to’ see the ulvaatages 10 be derived from selecting this line in preference to any other, as their great eapacity renders them every way tore comfortable and convenient than ships of small class, nd their accommodations for cabin, second enbin, and steerage passers it is well known, are superior to those of any other me pest “” 14 wishing to secure bari thould not tomake ently application |, foot farting OF te Wee Ree APCORT, ‘General Passage Office, et, corner of Maiden Laue, ire ‘i Nest, New Brunswick, late merchant of New York ‘as restored to health by the e Van Buren, No, 18 Christe + Charlotte Evans, 81” Mont city, daughter of Mr. Peter De work, N. J., who were all viet oy, the use of this Syrup alone, We just add, in contusion, that i iiliam street, whe Pp yersons of the highest Ychenck’s Pulmonic Syr LIFE PRESET Ga BAR'S PATES paahy arts COMPOSITION, ED to withstand the greatest extremes of b ‘andcold, and not to melt or soften tm, rvers made of th VERS, T.GUM ELASTIC ‘ ‘t retnil rsa whole and eet BY an between Pine and Wall sta, BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. Washington, [Corvespondence of the Herald. j Wasuinerton, J 6, 1845. “ Mr, Shannon is also among the missing ?”—H i In your paper of the 3d, 1s found the caption above cited. {tis true hat in the seramble for power and place Mr. Shannon has been Jost sight of, by both the young democracy and old hunkersy and no one in this government of progressive demldcracy, can tell where he is, or what has become of him!— It is well known that Mr. Shannon was the Coryphe- ous of the democracy of the State of Ohio, and was selected by the late administration to discharge the duties of Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni- petentiary at the Court of Mexico, whither he re- paired about a year since, having previously resign- ed the gubernatorial honors of the State of Ohio.— His diplomatic correspondence with Mexico, through Mr. Rejon, the Mexican Secretary of State, up to the date of November 8, has been published, and now belongs to the diplomatic history of our country, and may be found printed by order of the House of Representatives, 1 conjunction with what was uptly termed the war message of the late exe- cutive—| See Doc. 19.]. On the 12th of November, 184, the date of his last official communication, given to the. public, he in- formed the gavernment of the United States, as fol- lows, viz. : the 31st ultimo is so insulung, both in ity langua, and charges to the government and people of the United States, and is such a flagrant breach of those rules of courtesy that should characterise interna- tional diplomatic intercourse, that I felt myself call- ed upon to demand that it should be withdrawn.— Tothis demand a still more insulting and exception- able note was received in reply, in language so gross- ly oflensive to the government and people of the United States, that if 1 had consulted my own feel- ings, I would have demanded my p t view of the consequences such a course would in- volve, and not wishing to take any step that might appear rash, | thought it best to notify the Mexican he note of the Mexican Minister of poris—but in vernment that the two exceptionable notes, (Nos. nd 3) would be immediately referred to my go- vernment for instructions, and that unless they were withdrawn, all officialintercourse between this le- gation and the Mexican government must cease un- tl those instructions were received.” In another of- ficial despatch of the same date, he informs the go- vernment that the great importance of the subject had induced him to appoint Mr. Benjamin.E. Green, the bearer of his despatches, &c. We, therefore, find him in Mexico on the 12th of November, 1844, the zealous guardian of his coun- try’s honor, awaiting instructions from the govern- ment of his country in approbation or disapprobation of his conduct. Did he ever receive the instructions asked for in his note of the 12th of December? If my conjectures are well founded he never received a word from the late administration, either in ap- probation or disproval of his course of action. It 1s however, a matter of history that Mr. Shannon’s of- ficial letters, together with a private letter from his bearer of despatches, Mr. B. . Green, to Mr. Cual- houn, dated in Washington, Dec. 17th, 1844, in which, by the by, Mr. Shannon’s official despatch of the 2ist of September is discredited in an important matter of fact, formed the basis of the celebrated war message, dated December 18h, 1844-— The object of the Executive, as well as of Mr. Cal- houn, was frustrated by the cool calculaung policy of your northern members of Congress, who by a method of induction peculiar to themselves, arrived at the conclusion, that, in all cases ot war, either aggressive or defensive, they of the North must do all the fighting, as well as paying. The war excitement having failed, in consequence of the ex- cessive prudence of the Northern members of Con- gress, it then became necessary to sacrifice Mr. Shannon, in order to preserve Mr. Calhoun’s con- sistency. He had studiously withheld from the public Mr. Shannon’s despatch of ,the 2Ist of Sep- tember, in which he says, in the most positive and unequivocal language, that the Mexican government had paid to the agent of the United States the instal- ments due on the 30th of April and 80th July, 1844; whilst, in the mean time, the private letter of Mr. B. E. Green was ostentatiously presented to the public aze, a8 an accompaniment to the war message of Hecember 18th. é Unfortunately for Mr. Calhoun’s consistency, he had ordered oficial notice of the payment of the aforesaid instalments to be published in the Madi- sonian of the 4th November. This fact did not.es- cape the eagle eye of Col. Benton, who introduced a resolution calling on the President for a copy of Mr. Shannon’s despatches,which authorized the pub- heation of that official notice. The resolution of the Senate was dated December the 31st; Mr.~Cal- houn, as Secretary of State, contrived to keep it back until the 17th of dati a period of forty- ht days. ‘The Senate, confiding in the honor and. rity of Mr. Shannon, introduced, by way of aimendment to the civil and diplomatic ap- propriation bill, an appropriation to pay the April and July instalments unconditionally. The bill was returned to the House, where the whigs, like the woman whose husband ‘as fighting a beaf, stood by, and said, ‘* This is the t fight we ever saw on this floor in which we feel no interest, and we don’t care a d—n who whips.” The vote was counted, and resulted in 50 for Shan- non, and 50 for Calhoun, and was decided by the Speaker, who, as a partizan of Mr. Calhoun’s, thought Mr. Shannon was down, and he therefore gave hima kick. The result was a committee of onference. ‘The Senators nobly stood up for the truth and honor of Mr: Shannon; and the amend- ment was carried, with certain restrictions imposed upon it by the House of Representatives, In the mean time Mr. Shannon was patiently awaitit Mexico for an answer to his despatches of the 12th of November. ; f I have thas traced him up to the 4th of March, and in my next will endeavor to trace him to a mucl later period, and will demonstrate to the public that he has been not only neglected as a Minister, but injured to sustain his honor and reputation. Jusricr. a man, by those who were in duty bound Wasurneton, June 6, 1845. Wedding in Town—Reception Day at the White House— Whitewashing—Changes—- Indignation Meeting—Van Buren Appointment, §&c. We had a nice little wedding in town last night. Mr. Joseph Hume, a Clerk in the Sixth Auditor’s Office, recently promoted from the books at Cole- man’s excellent Hotel, and the young and beautiful Miss Ann Maria, daughter of Col. John A. Dona- hoo, te inexorable, inflexible, invulnerable, and unpurchaseable locofoco of locofocos, were the hap- py pair. Among the guests were Mr. Cave John- con, our worthy Postmaster General, and Col. Wm. Medill, one of his able and efficient Assistants, and other distinguished personages. The fun was kept ip for several hours at the residence of Col. Dona- hoo,where the marriage vows were administered by Wather Donelan, of the Catholic Church; after which the bride and groom were accompanied by their attendants and a portion of their visiters to the “Polk House,” (hey?) yes, sir, to the “Polk House,” on the Avenue, where they were received by the Misses Polk, and a few select friends,in ve pet paid style. The affair went off very hand- comely. * Grand reception day at the White House. Lots of visiters in waiting upon his Excellency. A score of men engaged in whitewashing the mansion in- side,and out. Pity they could not serve some of our politicians the same way. Contract for repainting he White House secured by the bid of Hurdle & Ue., of Alexandria, at $2,500. Cheap. Hear of several changes or decapitations to-day. \ Mr. Morehead, of Pennsylvauia, a whig editor at Harrisburg in 1840, among the number. “D—n it, sow he nicks ’em.” nab : The Locofocos of this city held an indignation rneeting last night, for the purpose of giving vent to heir dissatisfaction at the course of the Adminis- ration in neglecting said District Locofocos in the istribution of the * spoile.” Very small patriotism nat, which flares up and explodes in the failure of etting a draught be the rich milk of the Treasury. \t all events, the indignation of a man or a set of yen, merely because of exclusion from office, is rather a matter for amusement than serious criti- ism—something for the diversion of the boys. Light or wrong, these associations may rest assured rat Captain Polk will take his own time and his wn way, from the best lights before him ; of which 1ese indignation meetings are certainly none of the “We hear that Mr. Ambrose Van Buren, brother of *x-President Van Buren, has been appointed Post- jer at Kinderhook, N. Y., the village of his nee. This appomtment, will, doubtless, set ry comfortably upon the stomach of the younger vother of the sage of Lindenwold. Foucnr Wasnineron, June 6, 1845. ‘owardly Assault and Robbery in Washington— Particulars from the Testimony of the Sufferer. A most villanous and dastardly robbery by @ pair ¢ skulking and cowardly assassins, was committed i this city lost night, or rather this morning, be- veen one and two o'clock A Mr. W. H. Payne, of Mass., a gentleman of eat mechanical and scientific attainments, engaged various branches of mechanic arts, and who came 1 to this city short time since,with a view of ope- ing an agency inone or more of his several lines of usmess, is the victim, He had constructed a telescopic instrument,whieh ‘5 was desivous of testing atthe National Observa-