The New York Herald Newspaper, June 14, 1845, Page 3

Directory for 1845~'46,—He: Hear Both Sides Before Fou Judge. New York and Brooklyn Directory, Tormatgireet Map, and & variety of valuable and genoral in: lation, (np | in one volume, is now ready, for sale at tand by agents. ‘The publishers rely ou the this. went for its sale, and believe, when Supposing the puilic would fally understand and appreci . } inte the motives of former (publisher, inadvertising against the {position Directory” days before it was inted, and ais tecently, desperate attempts to igropolize the New =i diet ory Morket, we kept silent, But fin he has prejudiced the community ogainst the * Opposition Directory.” wo th fuse to examive it, they believing his insiuua- eee copy from last yeor’s, we now state, and can yreve,that we employed about seventy competent men toesnvass the two cities ; and the information they collected from door to {lor constitutes the contents of our Directory, containing about 6, re Hames in and for New York along’ than the one of Therefore we indignantly repel the base and false ‘ ion that our Directory isa copy of the one of last year. By sporing neither labor nor expense, we are enabled to present ur Directory about six weeks earlier than usual. A perfect Directory js impracticable ; but we do believe that ours is as correct aa the one of Jast year, or as any for this year will be. the people to examine for t i wwe inal atererted opposition. With publte encouragement, ° ‘ad to pul rector ture years, et reasonals| beet desire a “certain Directory publisher,” for exclu t poly at extravagant prices, the contrary notwith- i T & ELSTON, standing. Publishers and Proprietors, 150 Fulton st., N. ¥. Bowel Complaints occur more frequently during the summer months than at any other period—bee: at this sensi system being debilitated, di «of the food. befe is generated in the rrid diseases called Dy ion of the Bowels. V .are a natural remedy, and therefore are a certain cure for all kinds of Bowel Complaints, cause they cleanse the stomach and bowels from these pi humors, which are the cause of the above distressing com- plaints, ‘They also aid and improve digestion, and purify. the lood—consequently, as they remove the cause of every form of disease, it ts absolutely impossible for them to fail in make a perfect cure of Dyseutery, Cholera Morbus, and Inflam- fth Bowels. cipled persons are industriously ills, the public should be ex- to purchase froin none except advertised Acents, persons of kuown integrity, or at the Office and Gene- ral Depot, No; 248 Gree ic seat, New York. Wrigh N_B.~In all cases, be particular to asl genui ight’s Indian Vegetable Pill F eee ee tremely caret and the country. For Dyspepsia, Headiche, Indizest Hiumors, pain in the Back and Side, they hove wees used with great sauce fr and ask for Dr. Wood’ Sarsoparilla and Wild ers, and receive no others. Only Agents—Ni 1 ro meAE Milno: fp Brondway « Georve 1 er street; Ee Mi. Git . James W. Smith, comer Fulton and Cranberry streets, " the Uavelling public, eontaink Tor the toilet,with the addition ofthe Maclin ke sharpening and keeping Razors in the most perfect order, ‘G. SAUNDERS & SON, 177 Broadway, opposite Howard's Hotel. ‘The rage for the Ethiopean Bur- 1¢ Opera, has induced Signor Palmo to follow up the Sum- son with a Series of Burlesque Operas. pera House being the best ventilated honse in the ve notice will be given of the first representation. all that ts necessary letalic Tablet Strop, for petals Us No Charge until the Hair 1s restored, Is the termson which Beal’s Hair Restorative is applied at the lle, No. 194s Istavenuie, New York. Depot, 178 Broadway. N.B. Personal reference given as to its succeis, Agents are wanted for every town, county or State where there fs not one appointed, General Agent, A. 8. Jord, No. 2. Milk street, ‘ston, Mass, General Agent, J. H. Potier, 71 Locust street, Philadelphia, A New Novel by Paul de Kock. Just nublished ood for sale Lornieanne" generally, _ PARIS AS IT 1S, With a berutifal engraving. By the, Author of “Gustave,” "The Grisettes. of Paris,’ he hor justave,” “TI risettes of Paris,” “Fighting Jules,” hor Hay bor Raynord, &e. stonishing are the effects which attend the administration of SCHENCK’S PULMONIC SYRUP. We have been an eye witness to some of these cures which almost surpass belief; we would advise all persons whose lungs are ef fected, to purchase a few bottles trot Ni Cc land street, and give the Medicine a trial, as it is certainly more successful in diseases of this class than ‘any other before the public Mr. SCHENCK has advertised that P. 8. Bi longs “4 Agent for the sale of the genuine Scr ie Synur. Boston. Subseri; MAN is no K's PuLMo- tons to the New York ERALD received by the Authorised Agents, Reopina & 12 Stace street. ‘Terms—$19) perquarter, orthree cents for iele copies. Werxty Henao, every Saturday morning, price 6 cents, or $3 per annu: ions for sale as soon as issued. ’ Napoleon, All Philadelphia Subscriptions to the Hexatp must be paid to the oxty autHoRizeD AceNta, Zie- her &Co.. 3 Ledger Bui ‘Third street, near Chestnut — ‘Terms—75 cents a month, including the Sunday paper; or 65 cents without it; delivered free of charge in any part of Phila- delphia. Single copies forsale as above, daily, at 1 o’clock— Price 3 cents. ‘The Werkuy Henan is also for sale every Saturday mom. Price 6) , or $3 per annum, delivered in any part of Jelphia, free of postage. All the new and cheap Publications for sale at their es: . 48 soon as issued, wholesale and retail ‘With the exception of one paper, the * H is as much, perhaps, in Philadelphia, as any paper published in that affording avaluable medinm to advertisers. Advertise: nicats handed to the agents at half past4 o'clock, will appear in the Herald next day. Medical Notice.—The Advertisements of the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the Suppression of Quaekery, in the cure of all diseases, wi Tr appear onthe fourth ge, sua last column of this Paper. and RICHARDSON, M.D., Agent. me of the € amt at. MONEY MARKET. Friday, June 13—6 P.M. ‘The panic has almost subsided, but still the market is in a very depressed state. An improvement was realized to-day in some of the stocks, while others fell off, and few closed at yesterday's prices. Harlem declined 2 per cent; Mohawk 1; Penn. 5’s }; Morris Canal j; Stoning- ton improved } per cent; Erie Railroad J; Reading 3; Canton }; Kentucky }; while Farmers’ Loan, U. 8. Bank and Ohio 6's, closed firm at yesterday's prices. The sales were only to a limited extent, and it was with the Greatest difficulty the bulls sustained the market at the present prices. We sce no prospect of any relief from the present state of things for sometime. ‘The demand for foreign exchange for remittance by the Boston steamer, is very limited. We quote prime sterling bills at 9} 10 per cent premium. The Merchants’ Insurance Company of Louisville have declared a dividend of twenty per cent for the last six months, ‘We annex a table giving the value of foreign merchan. dize imported into this port for the first five months of this year, compared with the value of the imports for the corresponding period iz 1843 and 1°44. The imports in 1844 were about one hundred and fifty per cent larger than for the same period in 1843; while the imports in 1845 were $3,669,968 less than for the corresponding pe- riod in 1844. Vatur or Merenanpise Importer into tite District or New Youk in tHe Monts or Janvany ano Fesnvany, Maren, Arnit axp Myy, 1813, 4, ann "45. LEM3 mmm mn 18 ———— ———- 1 45-- Frees Dutiable. Free. Dutiable. Free, 199,190" 5,400,180” 452,191 5,561,511 5 65,282 6,592,154 542,250 4,230/001 152,080 4,739,959 249,751 5,084,209 LORE 5,217 6 2,067 069 4.251.715, dut'bt eda t1,499,740 3,918,128 26,577,174 5,290,154 22,740,190 5,406,960 ree. goods, 3, 5,290,154 406,360 ‘Total 14, 31,816,328 29,116,160 Val. of exprts, 8 12,889,137 1244 454 exe. of 1s. $6,942,990 18,928,191 15,732,006 While the importations into this port this year have been less than last, the value of the exports has varied but'little for the past two years, ‘The imports this season have fallon off $3,669,968, and the exports only $178,683, reducing the balance against us in the foreign trade of this port in five months, $3,196,185. It will be perceived that the importation of free goods is larger thus far this year than for the corresponding period in either of the two previous ones. This fact has undoubt, tedly a slight influence upon the revenue frmo Customs which in connection with the reduced average duty upon the dutiable imports, has reduced the revenue very much this year compared with last. Subscriptions to the capital stock of the New York and Evie Railroad progress very slowly, and at present there appears very little probability of the three millions being subscribed within the time required by the new charter, We learn that there are capitalists standing ready tocome forward and make up the fifteen hun- dved thousand dollars wanted, provided certain changes wre made inthe management of the company. Onr capi- talists, who have not as yet subscribed one dollar to the stock of the company, and many old stockholders, will not invest one dollar in the work so long as it is under he management of the present president. The success ofthe road, therefore, depends upon Mr. Lord’s resign ing at once, There is a strong prejudice in the public mind of this city against him as president of the com. pany, and so long as he occupies that position, so long will the work linger along until the time extended by the Legislature transpires, and the concern falls through. ‘Che extravagant expenditures made upon the road, and tho mismanagement that has characterized all the ope- rations of the company from the first moment of its exis. tence, are attributed tothe want of tact or talent of Mr. Lord, and it is not surprising that capitalists object to in- vest their funds again where they have been so reck- lovely expended. Millions upon millions of dollars have heen expended npon this road, of only fifty three miles in length, omer the administration of Mr. Lord, the pre font provident, and we have no guaranty that expendi mselves, and not be t | ague, billious fever, and all the local | A RARE OP! ‘That well ‘Militery Hall,” Library street, Philadelphia, fors is sicuation cannot be sur for a'business house, its ay back L- the new. Customs House, formerly the F junk, AMS the present proprietor ing itis iithenith, he ‘being advised by his physician to country. "| A bargain if applied for tely—well worth the while of any capitalist wishiug to “st afew thousands bearing » good interest. It can be treated applies ion be made to.S1. W. 4434 vet dui week, Jel lw'th MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING. MRS. ROSE, No. 175 Walker street, New York, re- spectfully solicits call fom Ladies wishing any thing in the Millinery or Dress Making line. jel lm*th INFERIOR TO NONE AND SUPERIOR TO LAN ivy SUMMER HATS—Consisting of Drab Beaver and hite Castor, Blue Brush aud Silver Pearl Hats, all of tures equally as extravagant would not be again made. ‘There has been a great change made in the charter of the company, and the stockholders have it in their powe: to secure all the benefits extended by the Legislature, but with achange inJthe course to be pursued, there must be a change in men. Mr, Lord cannot carry out the necessary measures to ensure the completion of thas great work; his ideas are too much contracted for so magnificent an enterprise; his principal object appears to be to build up Piermont, at the expense of all other parts of the work. ‘The old stockholders of the company have dearly tested Mr. Lord’s ability to manage such a work, and inthe face of the many abuses practised under his administration, it is surprising he holds on to his po- sition, PORTUNITY—Seldom to be met the latest style, which ior lightness aud beauty of finish cannot There are circumstances connected with the position esr NO. this gentleman occupies in this company, which makes IVE j r , JUST LeCRIVED, at _G his retention in office still more mysterious. When ef HATS, May fahion.’ 3, 8 GENIN St Bread Jets attrh MILLS, HATTER, 178 BROADWAY, na Sew hay HOTEL, B grees | forts were being made in the Legislature to secure the | Passage of the bill releasing the road from the State loan | of $3,000,000 upon certain conditions, the friends of the | bill plainly stated to the company that it would be im- | possible to get the bill through, unless some assurance was given that the management of the road should be | Placed in different hands from those in control, when the | extravagant expenditure and waste of the loan about | being released, was made, Assurances were given by | Mr. Lord himself that he would, immediately after the passage of the bill, resign, and use his influence in a pri, vate position to advance every way in his power, the in- | terests of the company. Six weeks have elapsed since | the new bill became a law, and nearly three weeks since the opening of the books for subscription to the new stock, and we stili find Mr. Lord filling the office of president, and the books of the company showing a sub- arl (a new article) . Pearl Cassimere ss. White French (also.a new Smooth White Castor . 8 + 3 50 s0, an assortment of Panama, Fine Palm ‘Leaf, Bohemian, axd other Hats, suitable for the season, Jel Imérre ILLS, 178 Broadway, Howard Hotel. NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, No, 31 Crosny Streer. FOR SALE. -matched Chestnut colored Horses, E igh ; kind, gentle and true to all harness he sad superior pair of family Hor Also, a three-seated Extension-top Barouche. and Double Hare in pertect good order. ‘The whole to be sold, as the to leave the city. a genteel and serviceable turn-out for the use of ily, either in the city or country. Apply at_3l Crosby street, Where the whole can be se jel3 3e%rh scription of less than one hundred shares, out of fifteen | 5 FOR SALE—A fast Trotting Apne, with Light thousand. Mr, Lord must be aware of the strong preju Wagon and flames, complete. ‘The owner having dice existing against him as president of the Erio Rail’ | gaur—emyuire at & & U. Wier's Stable, 1k Charkowescee road Company, and of the effect of this prejudice on the | _jell tw*th success of the road; and knowing the obstructions he | places inthe way of the speedy completion of tha road, it does not become a man whose character as a private cltizen stands so high as his, to continue his connection | with « company, the success of which depends so much upon his resignation. It is exceedingly unfortunate for Mr. Lord that his name is so mixed up with the former management of this railroad, as the immense losses many of our capitalists and mercbants experienced at that time must for ever prejudice them against those having the control of the work in its earlier stages. There are manygood and able men, willing to expend their bestener- gies to secure the completion of this great work, and the pudlic voice requires some immediate change in the pre- sidency. Where there are so many capable men we do not wish to distinguish any by name, satisfied that the importance of the subject, and the necessity of'a good se- lection, will influence those interested sufticient to ensure a judicious choice. In relation to Mr. Lord personally, we believe him to be a high-minded and honorable man, but the success of the Erie Railroad demands his imme- diate resignation of the presidency of the company. The monthly reports of the banks of New O:leans show but a trifling variation in the aggregate movement, We annex the returns for four periods:— Banks or New Onzeans, Marck 90. Feb, 22, ah 8,878,951 7,213,006 7, 1615 3,799 397 4,398,062 4,813,919 8,534,809 20,587,659 21,425,235 20,985,135, 12,578,387 12,858,617 14,571,443 13,975,139 From April 26th to May 31, there had been a decrease in specie of $309,665, in cash liabilities of $441,100, and in cash assets $596,313, while there had been an increase in the circulation of $415,855. The receipts of specie at New Orleans this season amount to only $2,143,918, against $7,350,565 last year. The approach of the ho weather and sickly season in New Orleans will make business very inactive, and consequently a correspond. ing falling off in the demaed for bank facilities. Old Stock Exchange, e NURSE WANTED. HEALTHY YOUNG WOMAN of good tem £4. some knowledge of children, 13 wanted to ten four years of age. Apply to R. C. at this office. uit dfor cooking 1», uptown n Address O. L., at this office, t ANTED.—A few active, intelligent men, for the sale of new aud popular Publicati parts of the country, $300 per year over th insured them in writy, with au opportunity of clearin per year, and more if they are active employ, Will no doubt make over $1000 per year, ex: peices, and there is about half a dozen places open, which must be filled + eacli man will have his district, and it will be neces- sary for them to have at least $25 or $40, to obtain a good fitting out. None need apply unless he has that amount, for it is our object to get them started in such a manner as will be benefi- cial to them, as well es to us. Apply at 9 Duane street. je12 Im*rh A YOUNG Woman waits a Situation as Chamberioaid, and toassist_with the Washing and lroniug, or to do Nursing or Plain Sewing. ‘The best of eity references can be ive, | Please call at 73 Mulberry street, in the rear first floor. je! trh rent, Letters must be post paid. MUSIC. LADY, who has a thorough knowledge of music, bei taught by the first masters in Europe, and feeling’ h i competent to mstruct in thataccomplishment, wi to de’ struction of Esa? ladies, on, 0 “s vote her time to the ulerate terms. A note addressed to A B.C., at the office of paper, shall be punctually attended to. jell Iwtre ANTED—By a French young woman, a situation to fake charge of children, or as lady s maid, with a family going to France. | She the best of references. Address by can. letter, to M. P. A.. Herald Office. jutd lw*m TJ \HE FOLLOWING STATEMENT is from one§ot the most eminent Physicians of New Jersey, aud well and favorably kuown to very many of the citizens of New York, Having seen in the New York papers certain advertisements emanating from P. 8. Beekman, I would beg to iaform the pub- lie that 1am acquainted with J. H. Scheuck, and have been so, since 1831—that in 1839 he commenced the manufacture of Schenek’s Pulmonic Syrap in Flemington. I have seen sev- ¢ral persons of this vicinity who have been cured of Pulmonary disease by this Syrup when all other, means had failed. [am acquainted with P. $. Beekman, and know that the original Pulmome Syrup had been established several years before he heard of it, and that Beekman has said that it was Schenck’s Pulmouie Syrup that cured him, Beekman has told me that he acted as Agent for Mr, Schenck, and had no interest in the busi- ness further than the agency. I know, also, that Mi the originator of the Pulmoaic Syrup, and’ bel inan knows uothing of its composition, and is using every en deavor to deceive the public. nese + Lama practising physician, residing near Flemington, terdon county, N.J., and am utterly opposed to all Empericisin; known delightfully situated Hotel, the | $15000 U So's, 62 si2m 110 25 shas Canton Co 515 40!4 | but haying seen the good effects of the Pulmonic Syrup, and 3000 Ohio 6's, °50 9844 believing that an effort is now being made, by every unpiinci- 5000 10” 60 90% 50 do '83 4044 | pled-means, to injure an honest aud honorable man, it is from & 20000 do 36099" 25 Mehawk RR 58 "| sense of duty that I make the above statement, 1000 Kentucky 6’s 1024 450 Norand Wore 12m 75 7 EORGE P. REX, M. D.. 1000 IHlinots spel 20 do btm 73, | {7 Office exclusively for the sale of Schenck’s, Palinonic 5000 do oO do 734 | Syrup, No.4 Courtland street New York. 5000 Penn’a 5's 50 do suw 73 8. Beekman, of 494 Courtland street, is no longer Agent 20000 do 2% do 731¢ | for the s*te of Schenck s Pulmonic Syrup, 3M 3erh T0000 Reading RR bds 49% 3) Reading RR 500508 | EDEMPTION OF NOTES OF INSOLVENT 2000 Indiana bds 34450, do 60 59% SAFETY FUND BANKS. 103 shas Del.& Hadserip 115,30 do 60 594 COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, 5 do. U5 50 do 54: Albany, June 6th, 1815, 10 Manhattan Bk 25 Erie MR 20% | TPHE COMPTROLLER. ia ‘obedQenice to the Third Sectlow 100 US Bauk, oN 30 Harlem RR 6735 | A olthe Act. Chapter It of the Lawsof 18s, hereby gives ic~ 10 Merch’s Fire Ins 94430 do G72 | tice, that he will redeem at par, the outstanding cireulating balls 1B do 100. 200 Stonington RI ‘298 | of the Commercial Bank of New York, the Bank of Buffolo, he ae Sig ag nye 330 29% | the Commercial Bank of Buffalo, the Commercial Bank of Os- | 100 do 342 100 do. 630 3m. 30 Clinton County Bank, the Watervliet Bank, and the 550 do. gy, 230 3the 100 do "4 W Ohio Life and ‘Tr 99° 100 Uo 25 Morris Canal SL 10 © do 25 do 06 ave Deen protested or the payment demanded of the Receiver of the Bank, iu interest, will find it necessary to- | Second Board. collect the demand through the Receiver. ‘Those persons who. $1000 Reading RR bds 7234 150 shas Stonington RR 29__| hold bills of any of the Banks before named, and who have not 100 shas Farmers’ T'r By 50 do 29 | taken the uecessary steps to establish a claim fur interest, aud 5 0 ua 50 do 560 29% | are willing to surrender the notes ou receiving dollar for dollar, 10 do u 50 do s60 20% | can be paid at this rate, on presenting the bills to the Comptrol~ 100 Morris Canal 30% 100 do slo 29° | ler. A 13 do b60 3054 50 LIsland RR b10 714 | All other claims which have been presented and. 125 b3 3044 25 Nor and Wore 72% | established againstany of the insolvent Ban will 25 30) 0 do 7isg | paid by the receiver, who cannot get an order fram the 50 Stonington RR b10 28% 30 do 7183 | Chancellor on the safety fund, until he has collected the sums so do 2 50 do 7284 | due the bank and applied the avails to the payment of 5 © do 20% 25 MohawkRR bio su | its debts. ‘The balance then remaining is a charge on the safe- 5 = do bio 29 ty fad, anu these balances ean be vad as soon as the Re- ceiver disposes of the assets of the Bank and gets a final order 5rd Stock Exchange. from the Chancellor, either in eash or six percent stock at par, 1000 Ky S's | Monday 87 25 shas Har 3; | which the Comptroller is authorised to issue under the “Act t Raha arm's Tee tay Sg 288 Ted Aen san 9 $9 | promide for portae the debes of insolvent Safety fued Berl? 50 Mie 50 do 71% | passed April 20, 1815. b3 14 100 Norand Wore © 73! | _ Inthe case of’ the Bank of Buffalo, the final order has been Tuesday Hg do s3 Tag | made by the Vice-Chancellor of the 8th circuit, and the means ue do Re for vaying the balanee ofall the elaims against the Bank have * ‘Canal r en paid to the Receiver. f , fi Gegen Gon. cee aie a ea 240 7278 | DSThb assets of the Dank of Oswego are believed to be sufficient topay all thedebts of that Bank, and none of. the eirculating hates ofthe Bank of Oswego have been redeemed by the Compe nie. amet, and residences of the Receivers of the several abs are us follower wyeginmercial Bank of New York, J.M. Blatchford, New Yor! Commercial Bank of Buffalo, 8, G. Austin, Buffalo. Commercial Bank of Oswego, T. Beekman, Kinderhook. ‘Watervli George R. Davis, Troy, Bank, Henry K. Averill, Plattsburgh. 8, ‘Theron Rt, Strong, Palmyra. ‘ego, Charles Stebbins, Cazenovia. ‘ouuty Bank, Samuel Miller, Rochester. uffalo, G. W. Newell, Alban: Sales of Stocks at Boston, Excnanxcr Boar, June 11.—100 shas East Boston Co, 13%; 100 do, bimo, 1444; 25 do 13; 100 do, solm, 13; 25 State Bk, 6144; 100 Long Island HR, 724; 308 Reading RR, 26%; 200 do,’ biws 2634; 125 do, bim, 27; 130 Wilmington RK, bldd, 17%; 0 do 177; 450 do, bolm, 1774; 200 do 17%. GLORIOUS "76. FIRE BALLOONS. DAs AND NIGHT ASCENTS, manufactured by C. LOWE, 32 Lewis street, Grand, up stairs, may be had at Mes Gassoners and Young’s, Chatham, at Listendalh’s City nk of pale f ir s The debts of the Lafayette Bank of Néw York, including cir- sy with fall dirccticus for Setting then ci es * | culating moter, hive been paid by the Reeei er fiom the a ets All orders punctually attended to. jeutaerre | ofthe Bonk AC. Lr 7|HE SUBSCRIBERS, on behalf of the crew of the Plea- sure Yatch, James Dunlap, beg leave to retura their heart. felt thanks to Capt. Robert Crittenden, (and his Pilot,) of the Steamboat Roch for their courtesy in altering’ the course of their boat on Fri i, when opposite Hoboken, and thereby preventing a With w STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA FOR LIVERPOOL, DAMS AND CO, beg to inform the merchants of New York, that all Packages, Parcels and Letters for Europe, if eft nt their Express Office, 17 Wall street, before half past four P. M, Saturday next, will go forward, without fail, by lay e* “HARLES P. MILES, be bhove Beaune cer tuict 2 JAMES BECKETT, fcommite. bog es hath bipmtcig ir ! subjected to no delay, bei jel 1 ch FRANCIS STEWART, farvrast tans distal on the azval ofthe steamship, throw HE gre REGATTA, areas wih be tL conte OF single letters, and_ 30 cents per ontest between the celebrated 17 foot sail boats L Invincible, J. Letts, Groesbeck, Maria Monk, and the Who-Would-Have-Thought-It, came off on Thursday the 12th ‘tarting from wires, foot of Walnut street, sailing Postage will be 124 cents ou ounce. ADAMS jel3 Stee & CO., 17 (late 7) Wall street. POST OFFICE, New York. ETTERS will be received at this office till 15 minutes be uoy aud rettening. to the place of start: dul style, making the quickest time on record, re Go'clock, on Saturday, PM., to be forwarded by the fresh breeze from 8.8. E., which gave all the bouts h Steamer CAMBRIA, to Liverpool via Boston. ostage on all Letters must be paid to Boston ce to try Het: seed to the best advantage. The tee ROBT A. MORRIS, P.M. built by Robert Fish, taking the lead from the every thing that carried sails all the way Up, MILITARY EQUIPMENTS 3 jt dy: of th ond boat saree " SHELTON S14 7 sont Uigeeuotd diverts cad corsine, date te oalane sorte STORMS, 31 FULTON STREET beating the whole fleet more than a mile, and, consequently, hand, a full assortment of Military in second taking the purse. J. Lett, built by J, Letts, ean boat, followed by the Groesbeck, and then the Maria Monk, the Who-Would-Have-Thought-lt not being able to carry her sail upset, and did not go around. AN IMPARTIAL WITNESS. CS FOR 1816, FOUR KINDS. » publication depots, booksellers, and rally, are hereby notitied of the annual ini¢ Almanacs, replete with fun and fine ts, according to the United Siatex and Variety of Saddles, Bridle, Harness, 8, he. &e. ments of every style, made to order. _je13 Im*m Stir OCEAN M LIVERPOOL.—Consi Haleesy rate chets periaies om board, at: Pier Noe 4 River. All goods not permitted by the 16th inst., will be sent to the Public Store. jets P* SKET SHIP. tye ot is diss e = i from New Orleans, engravings. extracted with, care froth, the laughing volume 01 charging at Pike st. wharf, foot of Pike st. narure, Fisher's Comic, ‘Tumer’s Con rockett’s Go.» | will please attend to the receipt of their goods immediat Head Comie, and De Darkies Comic, those on the spet will | “jul eal, Jook, laugh, and buy ; those at a distance will order, or ‘PIANO-FORTES FOR HIRE, id fe . Alwi le th test variety and ary a quontity of Childrens’ Books, colored and plain: Soug Books,| AT 411 BROADWAY, (UP STAIRS.) colored prints, &c. Se. in the country; catalogues on appli D WALKER has constantly on hand an extensive assort tion, Show Bills of ali kinds given to dealers. ment of elegaut Rosewood and Mahogany Pianofortes of every description, including Grands and Cabinets, which are loanied on hire at the above establishment, or at his mau: factory, No. 40 West lth street, near the bth avenue. ‘Also, New Pianos for sale, with all the moder improve ments, Warranted equal to any'it) the United States. e13 Im * re We sell iow, very low, for cash, and do full justice to all orders, in time, kinds, quantity, and price. 4 TURNER & FISHER, jel im*re Chatham J. RHEEETES © CO. re ow opening at their new Stone « No. 271 Broadway corner of Chambers street, a splendi assortment of Rich Chandeliers, for gs or candles; Cicandoles Candelabras; Patent Solar, Mantel, Table, Hall Lamps, Chan: deliers, Lanterns, &e., &e. GAS FIXTURES. TREE or four Gentlemen can be accommodated with Furnished Bedrooms, and Breakfast and ‘Tea, or full Board. in a pleasant three-story Hi; wo doors West of Broadway, in Spring street. Apply street. jel2 Stte An extensive assortment of Gas Fixtures, of the latest and most | : ; F eres ma bee Since trope come CLIMAX STABLE, Mere L ipha, Brackets, Fenda, Ren her re Smit | COURTLAND ALLEY, ietween Walker & White Streets, (above articl rr , OF 300 BROADWAY. inte Commeline de Con a9 have been sejected wickereecs | FyYXCLUSIVELY for Gentlemen's Horses, The aceommo- dations are first-rate: extra width, and the Car riage Room excellent. A few Stalls are yacant, and are worthy: the attention of gentlemen who wish their Horses to have su- erior treatment. Pela : (C.J. SMITH, Proprietor. ofthis firm, who has been engaged in that estab] Se iase tel your eal wee ler nichole FRENCH CHINA. AMUSEMENT BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. ond jecomprisin ch Bedsteads- Bureaus, Brus. Bedding, hai "8, CH Cloths, Crockery, China and a furniture. M4 Ith, Tables; Linen £0. "SALE O) a ‘al Dressing Bureau H mG Clone Brusssels, Ingra pets; ,, Solar and Ast Room aud Kitchen Furniture, China, G Cutlery, Chamber Crockery. Al a quantit ing of Moteire, Gorey, quali iy. "Phe sale will be conti see WILK (650)-je M4 3t is nt old Wines, sd fro! & ROLL! saat m day: to INS, . B. ROLLINS, Auctioneer. r HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, being the entire contents of 6 roadway, on Tuesday, 17th June, a large quintity of double and single M Mahogany doy first. qual Beils, Pallasses Xi sot Gas ‘Bar ; ixtures: Bar Hass and Plated Ware, and Liquors, consist- and Port, and other Wiues, of the first, until s d Ni DAHLIA ROOTS: 1 on Mou such a lot is rarely to be found in this country. labeled with true names and colors. Jeld 2t* re Sale positive Jet that they have. o| above name, where dinz Wine, € our Beer, FRANKLIN HALL. SROZ & HART respectfully beg permission toinform ir friends We resi Please not to forget, No. 475 ham and City Hall Place. N.B. There will be a Free-and-easy at th evening. | acquaintances, an ned the house 47 Pearl street, under the hey intend to keep the best liquors, inelu- pectiully be; the gents in general, We pledge ourselves shall be inferior tono 3 cent gents to all and try pearl st’ between Chat- house every Sa- | Jel2 Iw* re. right of the above Mr. Edmand J was to please. kinds, amd persons in attendan style—and hopes. by ma New SECOND WARD HOTEL. OTICE.—The undersigned having purchased the entire or exp y strict a call. York, June 10, 1815. The Liquors se will be ne late proprietor, whose pride id Segars are of the choicest 0 mix attention to please all thé GEORGE THURSTOD lishment. from the lute proprietor, ‘om his friends and the p has heretofore been so liberall lic in pared to render it equal t always the former in a superior those who A CARD.—The undersigned having disposed of the Second Ward Hotel to Mr. George Thurston, cannot refrain from ten- derin liberal and last sev he retires : toseek some rural retreat for a while, and renovate his he: his hed pa en ut from ine: rt ars of his sojourn. It ‘tronage nd bodil ks to his friends and the public, for the very th. In withdrawing from the above, he would call the attention of his friends and the public to his very worthy successor, who, he feels assured, will endeavor to gratify all those who tm: favor him with their patronage. EDMUND JON New York, June 10, 1815, (j12 3tis to o1 TROY HOUSE, TROY, J LEMAN & ROGERS, Proprietors. H and favorably kuown to the travelling public, 1s now nd, by ‘ears for Boston, JuT_Im*re w story has been added and exte: oug which are the extension of the Di Jeasantand airy rooms to the number of s accommodations for 300 perso: and papered throughout. Buifalo and Saratoga, startfrom the front it is also but a few steps from the steamboat ¥ This ‘House, so alterations made; 'g room, to alength folding doors connecting, can be exten and thirty feet; thirty new parlors, rooms attached; have been added—affordin house has been painted with bed- ty ng. R ‘The proprietors trust, by their personal attention to their bu- siness. and guests, to receive coutinuedand CHARLES creased patronage. ‘OLE! “i ‘Late of the Astor House. CHARLES M. ROGERS ate of the Steamer Empire. iis WARRI EN HALL. No. 3 Warren street. feed SUBSCRIBERS having fitted the above house as a lotel, in a style comm odation of citizens would respectfully solicit the best The bed airy. an rr those: visiting the city. '> Baths just introduced—W: comfort and conveni fa nes, rooms neath quality. ¢ ile from its central location, being ne: ee, for the ac enerally and visitors to the city, themselves a portion of their pa Tonage. ‘Their larder will be at all times well stocked the werkets can afford... The Wines, Li ae the best gars are of spacious and he City Hall, the centre of business, it will afford great inducement to C. B.—The usual relishes served up at all times. BRITTON, + McCORKL: je7 Im* ec HARTWELL’S WASHINGTON HOUSE, 223 Chestnut Street, ABOVE SEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO THE MASONIC HALL, PHILADELPHIA. ‘arm ments—for both Indies and Gentlemen. and Cold—in fine apart- my29 Im*m and to direct the wich THE PATENT GALVANIC RINGS AN CRISTIES’ MAGNETIC FLUID. ADVERTISEMENT will be found on the outside, in jou to this net are affected. 34 FU 4 FLUI ae nitl ID the 7 wit is alway RINGS to promote their more effective action, ralyanié euryent tothe particuls portions ¢ only Agency at present LEON STREET s few doors from r. Sealy penivetie a th : mediately be given in this paper oft respective Agencies which are uow being establishek n° wis*ec aud extraordinary discovery in medical hie n connection with the lar portions. intends establishing one Union, and all imitations worthless and of no ef- Haye 10 tons very superior water rotted Hem, forsale by 3 E. K COLLINS & Co., y iilre 46 South street. BEESWax—s5 bbs vey su illre werior western Wax, lor le by K. COLLINS & CO. 56 South st. CENTREVILLE OUR M: tabove Course on Monday ne: heats, Wim. Whelan names A Sweepstakes, two milejieats $2 each, GREATE ‘CHES IN beat thee in fv . Bartine = ** ‘The first trot to come off.at J o'eio wr, parts sf the ‘A Parse of $100 will be: given, to come off on Monday the 23d, free for all trotters over $0—Pacers to go in harness, according to the ral Cours Whelan enters yan bs Jones by Admission to all lune the 1%h, eld. Centreville, June Lith, 1845. COURSE, L. L— T SPORT OF TH DAY. ON jso, a Match, mile heats. Purse $50, mile heats, best at 9 in harness, three entries for t three in five under the saddle. b.m, Fashion. folk Queen m. Fashion ram Smoc . Nell Gwyn. urse 50 cents, hat never Won a purse of the Trotters to go as they please, and without regard to Last of the Season. SATURDAY EVENING, June I. will be performed, the wew Amer! matnas WH Crisps A Medlev Dance, by Miss St Ul Tude with DARE bo Emily, Miss Kat t » 19 Centy—Boxes, 2d Conts—Gallery, 25 Couty. Horn. half-past 7 o'clock. th ti the F DOING: WELL—Li and 34 Tiers, $0 Cents— ‘omedy, called FASHION—Count de Joli- ; Gertrude, Miss Clara Ellis. ‘aree of MOTHER AND eut O'Seupper, R.N., it, 50 Doors open at7 o'clock, and the Curtain will rise precisely at The With a gorgeous Fairy 3; no expense hy SEVEN CAS} L cenery by Mess fiylor, Misa 1 Mrs. Watts, M Ke., Ke. will appear in Grand Pas de D. een a Ci To conclude with the EI The public are resp: and Tatest Enroveny Novelty | th: ‘The celebrated Comedian from His First ppoaran Ou Monday Evening, in D sels A limited number of Season 7 Performance: to commence past 7. (An efficient Police will always taut good order and keep all improter persons out, Scg- Tiel NIBLO’S GARDEN. Saturday Evening, June Lith, Shtertaiuments will commence mared, called tl THE Pat Mi Oldbody, = Mr ppendale | Grimes, Eventide, Mr Nickeuson | Edward, rs Eventive,.. irs Watts, Men s Roberts wonderful ACROBAT FAMILY MR ROBERT! he London Theatres, will make Jon Cents. at 8 o'clock. Partingt Hillyard, Isherwood, and Grain. % Matthews, Mi: i rs. 'T'.Placide, Gallagher, Niekinson, wlar and laughable piece of ADVICE, GRATIS 8 Mr J Sefton a. in attendance to main- ‘ets will be disposed of. joors open at wectacle, in the peepection of which he MS on and lemoiselles Partington and Celeste ission of half an hour 2 ONCERT A LA MUSARD. Mr Gallagher fully apprized of the arrival from Eu- rope, and engagement at this establishment, of the celebrated Tux Bess V N MONDAY E presented, for Opera of SVES the first time LACK DIA Qn, which occasion Doors opea at 7g o'el o’clock, 7 Box Office open ever where Seats maybe secured, TE NING N hh ETHIOPEAN BURLESQUE COMPAN having returned from a very successful tour in the South. PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE. CHAMBERS STREET. ATK IN THE T, Jun in this eity, BOLO! will app 5 City, 6th, will be the Burleque Admission to all parts of the House 25 Cents. —Performance to commence at y day, from 8 A. M. to6 P. M. JM ttre Proprietors... .. A An Entire Chan CONCERTS Sat ‘The entertainments Domino Noi e with a Gran the earliest ages FIRS Aube Serie. ‘The Demi Military Dance of the ._ celebrated Mi A spirited Dance of Nationa Song, Mr Dei ‘The brilliant, gay, Zapateado di Ca A Grotesque Teh Tehou, oF To conclude with tt RIBU chi Pars! cB. INS OF La Pere Boniface, Mon Gustave Vol au Vent, Mon Louis Minutes tor Promenade and Refres! 1 at 80’ch ‘The entertainments will ¢ mimic Ballet, THE TINKER, THE TAILO. Also, Singing, Dancing au tie Brothers aud Sisters, istrels in th every evenin Doors open at 73g o’clock. o'clock. An efficient Police engag 17 For particulars, see age of En ae le Desjard ful Spanisly Casti Mad? CASTLE GARDEN. » Messrs. French aud Heiser. tertainmenta. A MUSARD. et, by sof FRATRICIDE! RESENTATIVES Gain 1G Elst | Adium Al ‘arsloe | Eve ... t Succeeded by a Popular Ov Cracovi lities, by nntiso Vsile Het and VOL Al Justin, Louise, hinents. entitled he world. this week. ¢ Buffoon’s Di nza, by lath, plendid Overture ‘ull Band. ‘ableaox, taken from of mankind, entitled the iss Cohen, VAUXHALL GARDEN SALOON, WERY. BO: IG" OPEN :VENING, RAIN OR SHINE. Sg THIS EVENING, Sy mmence with a grand Comic Pan HE MANAG! zens of New a limited season, By Ross’ WITH A POWE! ND A LARGELY ‘The Box Book 2 A timited number o performance. PARK THEATRE. FRENCH OPERA. has the honor of announcing, to the e ‘ork, that he has leased the Park Theatre for will open it on Monday Next, the 16th June, With (tirst time in this city) the celebrated Grand Opera of GUILLAUME TELL, ini, FUL CAST, INCREASED ORCHESTE be opened on Friday morning, the at 10 o'clock, atthe Box Office, where places may Tickets will be disposed of, Private Boxes eugaged for one night or the whole period of ;L Elisler Miss Cohen “by the justly t Pas, of EL ins. nee, by C. Extravaganza of U VENT. TC Parsloe Miss Cohen iC7-Betwcen the Eutertumments. an intermission of ‘en Doors open at half-past 6 o'clock. Performance to com- KR, THE FARMER AND ILOR. Negto Extra y the Opera- forming the best Band of The Company at Vauxhall consists of twenty talented per- formers, who will all have the honor of appearing erformance commence at 844 59 Iw*in VOCAL AND INSTRU TAKE PLACE at8 o’cl L PE Signora Rosina Mr. L. Phillippe Ma INSTRUMENTAL Leader—Sig. Michele Ropetti, “""“Lamanna, Martini, Passaglia, Goodwin, Millon, Sangenberg, Propsi, “Hubert, “Kyle, Capuano. Wood, Tickets One Dollar Acwill, 20 Firth Dubo Broadway ; Scherfen G. Godone, 103% Broadwa: GRAND stant, in the French Church of St for the benefit of said Church or SACRED MUSIC. ck on th r Vincent and the Free REFORMERS, Mr. Robert Mel, Scheii Ble, Signor D ihe ll eet Le Bianco, Mr. Weise, Aupie. lark, Deluce, Pierson, * D. G. Etienne, aul, in School hed Professors and Amateurs have ces for the occasion. ‘RFORMERS. Si Cc C.F, Hoyer, 301 Broadway burg & Luis, ‘36 Broadway ; JM It*re RDAY, June 14, Dramatic’ Daughter—Sheldon, Mr 8 J Mr Stevens; Peter Whetstone, un, After which which Mr Burton, To, conclude with HORSE “ir Con k, at Jones’ Hotel—three INKL! s IN, Proprietor. JM 3t*rh NEW FERRY TO FORT HAMILTON, YELLOW HOOK AND NEW YORK. ‘The steamboat HAMILTON, Captain H allan, will run . 00 Nays, New York, Yellow Will leave Pier foot of Pike street, EI, at 10 o'clock A. M., 16 PM.: Pier foot of Canal st. N. R., at 10% o'clock, A nd 2 Pi. Pier No. 1, E. it, at 10 o'clock A, M. and 244 P.M. “Returning, will leave Fort Hamilton at 13% and 6 o'clock, P. M. landing at all the above places. YF Bare 1246 cents. —Kreight taken on reasonable terms, JM St*rh, EACURSION TO HARD} M—On Su day afternoon, 15th June, the new an steamboat, RICHM , G rd Wil feave: er jet re; ve Hare 1t*rh ™m trip will afford to passengers a fine ¥ te, and the various public building e nd Farms, NEW YOKK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE FoR umpi bled at all times to pass the bi ample time to take the morning train of For Passage or Frei the office on the whi copper vom hi chants’ ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT. <The steam) IRE, C: Macy, will | SATURDAY. EV! i, owing to her light draug! bar, and reach A. ight apply on board, or to C. FOR SALE—Thi of ext rons, of sight draft weve 1s boat EMP! IRE, Cone RB Courtlandt tof water, will be ena- “Albany” and Troy in cars going east or west. ©. CLARK, at ‘jut re 26 feet beam, 8 stroke, jn oor orion |;, would answer for a tow, freight aving finished cabins with berths. Tf not sold before the tant, will ther to Messrs, Dougherty, 75 South street, 0 be sold at public auction, at the Mer Exchange, on that day. For further information, apply 12 Iw Jui je12 Im*rre NOTICE. ment. oni That the Office for the Sale of (ite, ge assortment of nt Gee SCHENCK’S PULMONIC SYRUP Has been removed from No. 495g Courtlandt street, to NO. 4 COURTLANDT STREET. 8. BEEKMAN, of 493g, isno longer an Agent for the ferent manutactor wholesale or retail, at of public patronage. iP. RIV) genuine Scuyxck’s Pulmonie Syrup. jell lw'rh N ARTICLE appeared in the Morning News, yesterday 7 cEME. 7 k 7 "7 morning stating that some huadred dollars hud been raed | REVOICEMENT FOR UNIVERSAL NE WSBOYDOM CLEAR THE TRACK! N SATURDAY, June Mth, will be Published, the first number of THE JESTER,” ENTIRELY HOA rons. among the lawyers for the widow of Ri ison, and it was singular that not been paid over, and also another artic ‘money had ‘A nt-mber of the iN ia BEN iiiss. tak patchy calledb eal some 84, which was paid'her withii twordays after the fv- he same time ivers 8. aw fully competent to OF THE BAR, GQnTEnT H um of money was raised by the | BOTH IN LETTER-PRESS AND TLLU! hich was also pal a subscription was started | ‘The Proprietors having secured a genertl correspondence, ibrary, indepeadently of Say sesrsvaper dictation. | will be enabled ta offer matter of interest to New York, Phila: the xubseription list is yet open to all. “in account of thy | deiphing Washington, Baltimore, and sll the principal cities is above articles, a committee waited on Mra. Wilson, and foun’ | theUnion, consequently the “eater” will be x greet modu her in comfortable circumstances, through the money alread) | for advertisements, Obtained, and. that she Waa willing ther the eutecrinaon Business Hhymes, manufactured on,the premises, at the rate femal oemacgt Toyger. ‘The an atgadyoltected i i at Plain and Profitable: Prose, One ry, and cy | of One Dollar ‘per Dollar for twelve I Kor further han je person in the the supervision of a committer, whore charge the duty of trustees of such fu Jeti it" rh SA MEM DAG fon New Oi vi eae verior Tilinois Wheat, now Home, from New Orleans see first number. ‘able, |. For sale at 90 Ann and at all peri 1 jel? Siw Look This SUPERIOR, MARKING PLATES AND ALPHABETS CUT. See eLAae BY JOSEPH SIMPSON, EK COLLIN," & CO., 56 South st. | No. © FULTON, Neam ro Peart Street. je8im*rro ACKET FOR MARSEILLES—The Packet bs toe = ng uA. fal - G. Hagar, pi) sail on ¢ Ist of July... Kor drelghe yey CHAMBERLAIN PHELPS,” 103 BOYD & HINCKEN, Ay ings, corner Wall and Wate: Front street, or to et Ship VIC’ Positively sail as above, avi Je13 re sail as above, her r ntry, should K superic LONDO: 20th Ji he 3) t ship QUEBE, accomm lar day LONDON LINE OF PACKETS —Packet of the tat Seon i ¢ splendid and fast sailing Pack- RIA, Captain KE. EB. Morgan, will regular day, 75 South street, LINE OF PACKETS—Packet of the plendid and elegant fast sai “ke: Pn HED. ys is «tly wan So steerage puasengersypersoneabout to embark for the ol make early ication, to T. TAPSCOTT, corner Maiden Lane. ARD, mast Having very superioraccommodations for cabin, second ea- Din an make early 0 a J13re PERM Cape Comal om of on the ioth July wre FOR LIVERPOOL—To sail fith_ inmtan Fe hg nck ti SHARE having most of her cargo or ‘will sail as above. ply on bord at Ori E. ut to secure berths should Lia Lan orth acre H MeMU! Y, proto meet ve fivight or passage, having elegant packet saccommods eel K. COLLIN! foot of Wall street, or 8 & CO., % South st. E—The Prince, Dun ‘Thayer; Cloud King, Russe 815—w Sketch of ORE Mrs Hughes; Little Thander, Mr Jervis THEATRE, , PHILADELPHIA. ill_he-performed the beauti ON—or, ‘The Emigrants’ J abtiste, stone; Mrs Smith, Doves Ey the Drama of MILITARY EXECUTIO: EG Johnston MrT J rand Mrs Burke w Ping Sing, Drama of the BR ing, Burke; Margelia, Mrs Burke. NZk ‘Tehed Po, TEACHERS of Schools who desire inv! NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN. HE, Twentieth Annual Exhibition of the Academy WILL CEST ce Saturday, the 5th day of Jul Pupils, will please send their names and address to the © of the ‘Academy. ions for thei Jel? 3tistrre RARE SPECU! For sale or to hire— Maclzel’s Exhibition of the Conflagration of Mose, utomaton Rope Dancefs, with Speaking Figure Fires,” and “Mechanical Theatre.” 1 being in perfect working order, at in the space of one week. This sple: bition will be sold low for y be hired a ’ rate, along with the services of a person pertectly qualified to conduct it, und would Fave no objections to trayel to,any pack of the world. For further particulars, address PL. Z., Phila- delphi LL 6tgbz. MRS. STRONG, thei SEC Single Tickets 50 Seharfenburgh & Lu Ali tt cor Wall and Water str door of the Colts Commencing at 84 o'clock. Mr. ct itt, cor ray, and at th perlormance. PERPETUAL OW EXHIBITING, at the La Broadway, one ot the most shipotthenge. Perpetual Moti have been rained, has applied in keeping a clock ‘The k STEVENS. at last been disc in suceesstul operation, at the above place. "Thy i a motion, showing tre Visitors will be nd MISS PEARSON MR. COMES, and LATION FOR MONEYED MtN— he whole of the above ibe put up ia Rn place Jand unequalled exhi- R. PEARSO! preside at the Piano Forte. y be obt ts: eu MOTION. lid Rec FULLY inform their friends and the pablic, tha Cor ette Bazaar, 149 and 15) and may be seen Chis power i time imply rewarded cents. ‘ bition is under the superintendence of MAJOR jud Iwree THE ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONARY, 959 BROADWAY. N addition to its bei comparison. Farties and families supplied as Cream, received twice a day, fro ALHAMRA ANKE CO, No. oT DEY STREET, BETWRES BW No. 37 ay yy 2 vs GREENWICH STR ANDS SCOTT i friends and the public at I ceived since h strict attention to merit a continnance thereof. of his Ales, Wines, Liquors and to need comment, tor Boi dranght. nes Cuts ata moment's notice. This Apish, Seoteh and eity papers, Al moments ware e—wratis—t H 190 bushels prime Ih ‘Oswego from New. Orla purchasers, by BE J10re for Private uh ways t ‘art for nothi q 5 and. for sal K. COLLINS & ¢ 1% Sout the same The qualitie are too well large assortment of Refreshments to be i} twelve at night-such as Be! Steals, Mut “Kidneys, Ham and Fags, Sardine Ronen, Welch Rarebits, Cotter, © Boiled Meat for One_ Shi from 12to 4 o'clock. Dublin Brown Stout alway: ings for 25 cents and $7'4 cents, Ke nt and extensive also the only one pore cream; any sly themselves by al; also. with rich Plain Jel wi N BROADWAY AND HEP it sincere thanks to hir large, for the liberal support re has been in business, and — nowr Cole hy has a proved, by comparison, for t, to be the coolest and most able in the city, No House. better supplied with is latest news by. the ways ready. at 1 Je8 Im*ec Wheat, landing exshy | Jots ty su “O., ith street. fort Washingto: (Correspondence of the Herald. | Wastixeron, Thursday, June 12, 1845. President Siek—Old Tecumseh in Town—Mr. Hoy —the “ Young Democracie”— Nava! Court Martial —Cirewt Court and C. J. McNulty. We regret to infurm you that the President at his rooms at Coleman’s, is a sufferer trom the general complaint of the season. Fortwo dayshe has re- ceived no company. Another day’s rest, however, and proper stimulants and tonies, may brace him up again. Never have we heard of such numerous cases of dysentery as are at present complained of in this city. The uncommon and insuflerably op- pressive heat of the weather is the cause. Col. RK. M. Johnson, (old Tecumseh) right straight through from Kentucky, arrived at the U. S Hotel this morning. Thence he goes to his old friend, the Rev. Obadiah B. Brown, of whfom such ridiculous stories have been told regarding the “pa- per and twme,” during the administration of Gen. Jackson, when father Brown was in the Post office, you know. Old ‘Tecumseh bright as a new dollar. Mr. Hoy, late Postmaster at Philadelphia, is also and is quartered at Coleman’s. The “Young Democracie,” we are afraid, are going to play the mischief with the administration, if they possibly can. Since the ejection of Van Nesa is beyond recali—since the Tylerites seem to be the choicest game—since Dr. Collins himself, the first auditor, and the especial friend of Mr. ‘Tyler, will, perhaps have to go, there is deep, lugubrious and ominous grumbling among the ‘Tylerites, alias the Young Democracie, properly so called becanse they are only three years old. 3 ‘he idea that Captain Polk did write letiers of pro- mise of office to Mr. Van Buren and his friends in Columbia county, before the election, is perfectly absurd. Never thought of such a thing. And it is nothing more than an involuntary act of gratitude, which leads Captain Polk to take care of the friends of the “great rejected.” ‘ The Board of Naval Court Martial, in the case of Captain Voorhees, re-assembled, pursuant to ad- journment, at ten o’clock this morning, The offi- cial report, of Captain Voorhees to Commodore Turner, of the transactions between the United States ship under his command, and the Argentine, or Buenos Ayrian squadron, was read before the Court. This report, which was ruled out yesterday, was admitted by the Court on the request of the Judge Advocate, (as understood.) Nava Courr Marriat.—The Court were oc- eupied sometime. this morning xeading the correspondence of Commodore Shubrick to Mr. Hamilton, Consul, relative to the neutrality, and from Mr. H.to Genera! O’Ribe on the same subject; also despatches to the Secretary of the Navy-—one of which enclosed a copy of fie orders: te Oapense Voorh n evidence of the. fet of the block- ade not being injurious to the United Stntes, and of the blockade being recognised by the proper autho- rities. Lieut. Brooke sworn.—Was Lieutenant of the Marines, and as such, commander of the guard of the ship Congress, in 1844. Did not see the oceur- rence between the Rosalva and the Sancala. Was present ata conversation, on the 29th September, between Captain Voorhees, and Commodore Fitton of the Argentine squadron, as a witness of said conversation. Captain Voorhees asked Captain Fitten if he were the commander of | the Buenos Ayrean squadron. Capt. Fitton replied that he was,or had been before he was required to strike his flag that morning. Capt. Voorhees asked of the Argentine commander if his name was Fitton, and whether he should know him as Admiral or Com- modore. Capt. Fitton replied that his name was John Fitton, and that plain John Fitton would do for him. Capt. Voorhees ordered the Clerk to write itCom, Fitton. Capt. Voorhees asked how long it had been since the Buenos Ayrian government had declared hostilities against the United States. Capt. F. replied that he was not aware that such was fact; but was of the opinion that the United States had commenced hostilities against Buenos Ayres. Capt. V. made no reply to that remark ; but took a letter from his pocket, and said that he had a letter of complaint to read against one of the vessels of Capt. F*.’s squadron, which he did read. The letter was from Silas E. Burrowes, owner of the barque Rosalva, who was on board said barque atthe time. He complained that several balls had been fired into his ship by a Buenos Ayrean schooner that morning; and Capt. V. asked Capt. F. if the hostile act com- plained of was done under his order. Capt. F. promptly disclaimed having authorized the act, and that at the time he knew nothing of it. Capt. V. id, ** You disclaim, then, having authonzed the act?’ Capt. f d, Yes.” Capt. V. then re- marked that he hed another complaint against one of the vessels of his (Capt. F.’s) squadron. She had, a short time before, as he had understood, fired into the Bainbridge. Capt. F. immediately apologized forthat. Did not suppose, at the time, the Bainbridge a man-of-war, nor a United States ship; did not see her flag or pennant. Capt. V. concluded by saying, “that as Capt. F. had apologized for firing into the Bainbridge, he released them, (meaning the officers of the Argentine squadron on board the Congress as prisoners) not including the officers and crew of the Sancala, viz—two officers and nineteen whom he should detain till he should hear from the Commander of the American Squadron; and he should retain them as pire Capt. V. then said to . F. and his other officers,“‘you may now return on board your ships and hoist your flags.” Capt. F. replied, and protested in a most solemn manner against the proceedings which had taken place that morning in regard to his vessels—he would have nothing to do with them if he went on board—he would not give an order, and if the ships were dam- aged, or should tun ashore, it would be at the risk of the United States. He should give no order till he heard from his Government, nor hoist a flag; but he would give orders to the commanders of the other vessels of his squadron to do likewise.— Capt.V.replied “that he might do as he pleased about that,” and then got up and walked to and fro in the ha cabin for some time. Capt. F°. said he regretted that Capt. V. had not thought fit to hold a conversation with him before he ordered him to strike his flag.— Capt. V. said that, “you struck us first; and that it was a rule laid down by his country and by himself, that whenever he or she was struck first, to strike back, and seek an explanation afterwards.” Witness then left the cabin. ‘ It was now very near three o'clock, and Le the Board had despatched the Orderly for another witness, we left, satisfied that if he came, the Board would prefer adjourning to dinner, to the hearing of his evidence to-day. s oe Mr. Hoban for the demurrer, put in to the Cireuit Court, against the several indictments of C. J. MeNulty, late clerk of House of Representatives, for embezzlement of the public moneys, continued his argument one hour before the Court this morn- ing, prior to the resumption of the more regular bu- siness. He maintained the insufficiency of the in- dictment, because of the vagueness of the specifica- tions. We give you acopy of one of the indictments, of which there are six. ‘The three counts in this in- dictment relate we believe to the $10,000 or $15,000, deficit in the transaction with Woodworth and others of Mount Vernon, Ohio. ‘The several indicynents cover an aggregate deficit of about $33,000. Cory or tHe Finst Inprerment.] District of Columbia, County of Washington, to Finst Count—The jurors of the United States, for the county aforesaid, on their oath, present that Caleb J. Mc- Nalty, late of the county aforesaid, gentleman, on the twenty-fifth day of October, in the year eighteen hun- dred and forty-four, at the county aforesaid, being then and there an officer, charged with the disbursement of public moneys of the United States, and being then and there Clerk of the House of Representatives of the Con- gress of the United States, wes then and there, while he was such officer and clerk, entrusted with the disburse- ment of a certain amount of public moneys of the United States, of divers coins and denominations, of the legal currency of the United States, of the moneys and pro- perty of the United States, of a large amount, to wit :— An amount exceeding the sum of seven hundred and fif- ty dollars, for and in the name, and on the account of the said United States, and for and in the name, and on the account of the said House of Reptesentatives, and did then and there, by virtue of his office as such officer, charged with the disbursement of public moneys, and ax such clerk, and while he was such officer and ‘clerk, re- ceive and take into his possession, for and in the name, and on the account of the said United States, and for and in the name, and on the account of the said House of Re- presentatives, a certain amount of public moneys of di- vers ceins and denominations, of the legal currency of the United States, of the moneys and property of the United States, of » large amount, to wit exceeding the sum of seven hundred and fifty dollags. And the jurors aforesaid, on their oath aforesaid, further present that the said Caleb J, McNulty, on the day and year aforesaid, at the ee een while he was offi- cer and clerk as aforesaid, the sum of seven hundred and fifty dollars, of divers coins and denominations of the legal currency of the United States, of the moneys and property of the United States, parcel of the Sforesaxt on- certain amount of public moneys, so as afores trusted for disbursement to the said Caleb J. Mi such ofticer, and clerk as aforesaid, and received and ta- keu by the said Caleb J. McNulty, as such officer and clerk as afor d,and while he was such officer and clerk as aforesaid, fraudulently and feloniously did em- vezzle, by fraudulently and feloniously converting the said sum of seven hundred and fifty dollars to his own use, and did then and there fraudulently and feloniously convert the sum of seven hundred and fifty dollars to his own w ainst tho form of the statute in such case made and provided, and against the peace ant govern ment of the United States. Skeony Counr.—And the jurors aforesai oath aforesaid, further preseut that the said Cal Nulty, late of the county aforesaid, gentleman, on the day and year aforesaid, at the county aforesaid, being then and there an officer, charged with the disbursement of public moneys of the United States, and being then here Clerk of the House of Representatives of the on thei J. Me- anc Congress of the United States, was, then and there, whi was such officer and clerk, entrusted with the of of Lisbursement of a ¢ the United States, of in amount of public money divers coins and dene