The New York Herald Newspaper, June 15, 1845, Page 3

Counties will pay ito the Treasury ove! dred thousand. dollars by the middle of Jul; Smount, with the receipts of the other six counties, {and it the balance in the ‘Treasury from other sections, will give an amount sufficient to meet the interest when down town preferre advence, or referent hang: ees peas. rouse keevers ueed apply, $3000 Kentucky 6's RR i |dlanascetge ‘pS "ohne A RARE OPPORTUNITY. 000 IHinois spel bds inois spel —Seidom 2 seth That wel bs alee 66, is, met tfully situated Hotel. the yjuptiom eunot be suc ig atthe ba ed States. Bank os house, its loes- louse, formerly the the uew Custou 0 di 25 Stonington RIL do esse: a 300 Formers? Te me br rai RY AND DRESS MAKING. No. 175 Walker st: etfully solicits a call fi the Millinery or Dress 10K TO NONE aoe SUPERIOR TO SUMMER HATS—Con Brus le, which tor lightness and beauty of 0 do 50 Nor aud Wore (0 do t, New Yor’, re- om Ladies wishing any hing ct = 00 L Island RR 00 Second Board. 100 shas Harlem RR 10 Housatonic RR. . KNOX, No. 10 Fulton street. JUST RECEIVED, a cose +f Gentlemens PARIS JN, GENIN, 211 Broadway. 8 BROADWAY, OTEL, 125 shas Morris Canal % do HA i 8, May fashion. MILLS, HATTE HAS now ready, an assortment of Summer Hats, to which the attention of gentlemen is invited, at the fol- 100 cont? Fy onington Ry SO do 100 East Boston ET do ee New Stock Exchange. 100 shas Nor & Wore ¢ 7244 ; do bs 7283 rl (a new article) mere... «+ 50 shas Farm’s Tr ey do SESS 25 do 25 Morris Canal ason. 50 do Broadway, Howard Hotel. HORSES FOR SALE—Just received from the rwo ge tle and easy Horses, ‘May be seen at Dishrow’s = rh R 100 L Island RR 50, hi T= 5 hool, 408 Bowers. HORSE, ROCKAWAY WAGON and HAR’ NESS FOR SACt— Lhe Horseis pouy. bui RRR CORPORATION ATTORNEY'S OFFICE, june Lith, 184 AN ORDINANCK, f Chapter XLIV., entitled “Miscel- assed May 6, 1039, and substi m0 DORK FOR SALE. A Pair of well-matehed Chestnut colored Horses, 3 eutle and true to all hamiess Barouche, and Double Har. he whole to. be sold, as the OKSE BAZAAR, ‘Rosny STREET. Passep 1944. Aldermen, and Commonalty of the City of in Common Council couvened, do ordain as e seated Extension perfect good order. HE Mi q Te Ron, $7. The Sonenth Section of the above mentioned Ordinance r or expose for salenor in the City of New York,any fire-works bythe name of snakes,” or “chasers,” or any fire.wo:ks called ame of * double-headers,” nor any fire- works same, composed of the same mate ter of those fire-works s}ecified in this Sec~ v4 and serviceable turn-out for the usa of er in the city or i the whole can be seen. fast Trotting Hor 4 Charlton street. na ruguire at E, & G. Wier’s Stab) 1 tw'rh, MILITARY £QUIP. STORMS, 4F T § constant y on same for sale, firi harging. a shall be an apiwentice, such penal for and recovered of and from the master of sucl shall be a minor and n id for, and recovered of an h of the futher, then of aud from the motly y the Board of Aldermen, July 8, 1914, ard of Assistints, Sept. 2, 1844, iT ITNEY, Clerk, lealers aid othe: p above extract from the Ordinsnces of tan apprentice, the from the father, case such petson same shall be ato or guardian of s Saddles, Bridl-s, Harness, , &e. ee. s ments of every style, made to order. je13 Im*m HIP OCEAN, FROM LIVERPOOL.—Consignees will Please send their permits ot haw All goods not permitted b: dl The attention of mavutacturers, di ticula ly directed to the the Corporation of the City of New violation of ssid Ordinance wil penalty in each and every case p inst, will be sent jel3 ACKET SHIP_OSWEGO, fron New Orleay "charging at Pike st. wharf, foot of Pike st. Cor ‘will please atteud to the receipt of their goods immedi jw PIANO-FORTES FOR HIRE, AT 411 BROADWAY, (UP STAIRS.) WALI has constantly. on hand an exte: ‘ant Rosewood and Mshogany cluding Grends and he above establishment, or at factory, No 40 West lith street, near the 6th avenue. ‘Also, New Pros for sale, with all ments, warranted equal to any’in the United States. CLIMAX STABLE, , COURTLAND ALLEY, between Walker & White Streets, XOLUBLYEES he Cen ea ‘CLUSIVELY for jorse z dations are first-rate—the Stalls extra width, and the Car- ¢ Room excellent. A few Stalls are vacant, and are worthy the attentio of gentlemeu who wish their Horses to have su- C. J. SMITH, Proprietor. Corporatio: Attoriy. vOsT OFFICE, i New York, June Mth, 1815. ‘ublic are notified, that upon every occasion whe. the by or before half livered to the public the 15 3tisee t 6 oelock, P. M., the mail will be ‘ROBERT Hl. MORRIS, P. M. THE PATENT GALVANIC RINGS AND CRISTIE’S MAGNETIC FLUID. ADVERTISEMENT will be found on the outside, in ign to this new and extraordj .ary discovery in medical science. The object in refering to it 1s to warn the urious imitations, which are eutirely devoid without any” beneficial jways in conneetion with the GALVANIC RINGS to, promote their mo: aud to direct the galvanic current to the of every descripti manu. | With Mr. ‘Gardiner, and that this establishment will fi all the modern improve- ‘The accommo- New York is at doors from Broadway rized Agency in every is discovery sold else- Due notice will be which are now be- That the Office for the Sale of SCHENCK’S PULMONIC SYRUP- Has been removed from No. 494, Courtlandt street, to NO. 4 COURTLANDT STREET. EKMAN, of 49%, is no longer an Agent for the 3 Pulitonic Syrup, dell w*rh super of the respective Agen ARQUE HOME—From Ni harging at Orl harf, foot of Wal wil pease attend tothe Teceit of th Look at Th SUPERIOR MARKING PLATES AND ALPHABETS CUT. JOSEPH SIMPSON, No (0 FULTON, Near to Peert Stren F—IWtons very superior water rotted Her E. K COL! ya Saturday mornin, in the lower part of the cit} 7 ‘a sinail_ wallet, containing eighteen or tweuty dollars, the tinder will return it to the loser, whose name is written o. bath widte, at 25 Nassau street, he may keep halt the money. Upl—On Mocday wight lost, five False Teeth, set in air 4 be suitably rewarded . t th_mat No 41 Faltou W. ‘G WOMAN of NO IE. NURS. TO MERCHANTS, SHIP MASTERS AND HEALTHY YOUN OTHERS. sale of new and po $300 per year over pats of the couutr ang, with au opportu: insured them in wi ou yeor, clvar ofall ex- d there is about hala dozen places ope, which must + each man will have his district, and it will b ¢ at least $25 or $50, to obtain a ood fi ly 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 as to us, Apply — Duane street. CARPETING. 454 PEARL STREET. r SUBSCRIBERS have just 0} the | De rEey WARE ROOMS, Wor it bee ied by Smithy Hewitt & Ca : jarge and spacious street, former: id are now ready to offer cht expressly for Letters must be post paid. the spring Ie wha of tk re) are coe : ‘hem max. be foun mee NEW serra KIDMINSTER BRUSSELS, tirely New. 18 PS. KIDMINSTER THREE PLY, SUPERFINE FINE aND COMMON INGRAIN CARPETING, jety and description, and, Fiano Covers, Worsted, ‘Tufted acy ‘and’ in great varieties, from 2 to 24 fect wides together’ with all other articles usually ‘he public are requested to call and examme ito bef a ourstock before DurehM ne RSON & HUMPHREY, MUSIC. Ne oat has a thovough knowledge of music, bein taught by the first masters in Europe, and y competent to instruct her tume to the in moderate terms, A this paper, shall be pai ANTED—By a French young woma children, or as lady s naid, can give the best of referen! . Herald Office. ER-CURE ESTABLISHM BRATTLEBORO’, Vi D OFT, (German, late of Boston. Sure ‘Treatment, on the plan of Vi Will please address, ‘meat of their diseases, when th answer as to the probability th the time when, and the rms on wh eh they can be received atthe establishment, if 1. Satisfactory references given. re Ri and Jute Mats; O' found in the trade. Griefenberg, German ey giving a luck reeiye a prompt an OF FIG Ub Jobb Emu LN ». HIS COMPAN mage by fire on against fose by inland’ ‘Thomas W..Thome, ‘Thomas T. Woodruff, B. R. Robson, M.D, KANCL UU., § the han; mere! s a Feasels aud their cargoes. Sct No. 37 DEY STReE ANDS SCOTT returns bis most sin large, for the liberal support re- Go N BROADWAY AND John P. Moore, ‘Win. K. Thorn John R. Davison, Thomas Morrell, ‘ussortinent of Refreshments to be ht—such as Beet Steaks, Mut- mand ExKs, Sardi cd ich Rarebits, Cofl Met for One Shilli Dublin Brown Stout always on aught. Good Lodgings for 25 cents and 37% coats. ‘This Honse has been proved, comparison, for years past, to be the coolest and most co i No House better su ; ines, to reed comment, had tall tames,uil twelve at i Robert Smith. THORNE, President. T. Hore, Secretary. Sire that Doctor JOSEPH HEINE. T NOTICE THE PUB’ \ NE my SON—was not ABSA- LOM, DAVID’S SON? See y, from 12 to 4 o'clock. Cuts at a moment's notice. —100 tous first quality Pemberton Coal ity lous first quali vem ie heal South street, comer Maiden Lane. PRIMITIVE PHYSIC, on THE LD WATER CURE. alized, by Hydro- COMIC ALMANACS FOR 1846, FOUR KINDS. publication depots, booksellers, and lly, are hereby notived of t the public gener. appeorance of our Comi chgiavings extracted with, care from, t inchief and Miser Popular view of itz, of Graefenbergh, disorders incidental to the uds, no quackeries, no nostrums to allure aud within the reach and anders tise this glorious dis- Our preservation published and sold»: may be had of the hooksellers—price 6's NEW EMBROUIDERIES. ETER ROBERTS respectfully calls the attention of his frieuds and the publie to some splendid goods description, receiv direct from the European, manufacto: trifling advance on the orixi k, laugh, and buy ; thos je th C Childreas’ Books, colored a eader, fail uot to'st is ityou willfind a treasure, like profit mingled with ph 157 Grand street, an We sell powers and do full justice to all orders, in time, kin Mee & FISHER, 74 Chatham steeet ng at their new Store mbers street, a nplendid for gs or candies: Gi andoles; al Lamps, Chan by recent arrivals, Solar, Montel, Table, H. GAS FIXTURES. ‘of the latest and most lowing are very desirable, being 25 per cent under the usual Bee hs cai emeeaad dilahaaain of neck Chemisetta, richly »mbroidered, from Is to $3,56 ¥ » $5.50. and have been selected with jit Embroidered Collars, finished edges, for Ws., usual price y ig the lost ten years, and is funiliar with all the latest : _ FRENCH CHINA. A gregt variety ofrich Chin Dinner, ‘Tete Se's, Mantel Clocks, China Vases, Cornuc 5 re larest patterns, imported expressly for this ‘est te 150 Embroidered 0 lo Capes, at$3, usual price $5. Very fich, from $610 $10. rom 4s to $3,50. 200 prs Embroidered Under Sleeves, rt, Tea and Tetena- | Dre itnbroilere A choice assortment of rich embroidered Handkerchiefs, which are offered anusually cheap. arious styles of Swiss and French Muslics, in stripes, plaids, fig mt mae ived from the dif- Hosiery Gloves, mimi te ke.. &e., all of which wil goods immediate! we JAMES AND PATRICK SKANELL, y known to the Biitiard playing portion having hired thst well k vown establish. —HH00 hushels very superior in ling ex ships Oswego an sale in lots to =e purchasers, by INS & CO..56 South st. TEMENT is from one of the of New Jersey, y of the citizens 0 are respectful sol those who take i tat fed to orate with all opposition, strict attendance to business, to merit a cot jicest Wi \d Segars, sa aati, Conan : marble and marble beds, with all the __j10 6t¥ec 'LHAUSEN PRINTWORKS. or for sale, on exceed it Tai acquainted with J, , 1 he commenced the manufacture of eH vicinity who have been cured of Pulmonary means had failed. 4 4 when all othe it, avd thet Beekman. hy further than the aveney ark, Philadelphia, be M inan kuows nothin "Piges works are pose couten ieuyn om roles mill.” Rephetee 4 YON R WILMER, No. 20 8. Fron ISON, ache Charo AST IRON WATER PIPES, of different sizes, constant | Ald. aamertonn Pig water privilees, and wid dry iue ene, and the fs ther for calico. printing posed to all Emperi Var having seen the good effects of the Palmouic Syrup, if thitan effort ix wow being made, vy ever} 0 lejare a hovest a and hovorable man, y that Linake the above stat it ZORGE P. REX, M. D. >" Office exclusively for the sale of Sehenck’s Pulmonic Myrup, Nod Comrtlavd JAMES PATT! i t, is wo longer Agent ie ‘serh FRANKLIN HALL. HART respectfully jends a that they have opened se 41 above uame, where th: y iitend 10 keep the best liquors, iuelu- ding Wine, Champaigne, an i the ledae ourselves {vat neither of the above articles, I be inferior tono 3 eens uouse inthe city. We respectfully gents to call and try jus Beer, Please not to forget, No. 75 Pearl st between Chat- wan and City ce N.B—There will be s Free-asid-easy at this house every Sa- turday evening, Jel? 1w* re, TROY HOUSE, TROY, N_ CQGEMAN & ROGERS, Priprictors "This House, s0 XZ 08m suid Eavorably knows to the travelling public, we how open, A ew story has been added and extensive alterations made; amoug which are the exteusion of the Dining room, to alengt; of uinety feet, aud, by folding doors connecting, can be extended to one huudred aud thirty feet; thirty new parlors, with bed- roms attached; pleasnutaud airy roomy umber of sixty have beew added—affurding accommodations for 300 persous— ‘The hoase has teen painted sud papered throughout, ‘The cars for Boston, Butfalo and Saratoga, start{rom the front Pfthis house. “It is also but a few steps from thesteambout raat “The proprietors trust, by their personel. attention to their bu- siness aud guests, to receive eauthrued and inereased paronae, CHARLES'S. COLEMAN: ate of the ‘Asto : CHARLES M. ROGERS,” gu? Imre" Late of th WARKEN HALL: No. 3 Warren street. HE SUBSCRIBERS having fitted the above house as a Hotel, in a style of comfort end convenience, for the ac commodation of citizens fenerally and visitors to the city, would respectfully solicit for themselves a por of their pa 2 3 Troway athe der will bat all times well stocked ith the best is lord. My t the beat quality.. ‘The bedrooms neatly turutahech onvetous axel ke if airy, While from its central location, bein neadties Ci fall and in the centre of busiuess, it will alford great inducetaent to those visiting the city. tL’ WASHINGTON HOUSE, 223 Chestnut Stree TO THE ‘i PHILADELPHIA, (3 Baths just introducéd—Warm aud Cold—in fine ‘apart- medts—for both ladies and Gentlemen, my29 Imm. LIVERPOOL (ENGLAND) BOARDING HOUSE No. 70 Duke Street. idence of Sir Will INS tespecifully ask lemen visiting Liverpooy, for th Ablishinenty where they will meet wich thecemfurts and tion of private house. Keteresce—H. Worrall & Co., No. 26 Elm street, N. York. je__Imeod* re NEW JERSEY HOTEL—MORRISTOWN. TPHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their frrends and the public xeuerally, that the uew and cowmodious house erected for a Hotel. at Morristown, New Jersey, ts open for the: utertainment of all those who will favor them with thei paay, when they hope to furnish them such accommodatic to entitle them to public favor. 3 m5 Staw2mn*re DAVID CROWEL. WILSON’S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM, 5 Gold street, near Maiden Lane, TRY MERCHAN'TS will find thisa desirable House, eau pout of the tty. Ehig families and lishment fitted uj ture. Good and sub bere ite i a hi on Yessieice and comfore this house ivequ hotel in the eit aud at half the price. Permanent bosrders ean be accommodate on very reasonable CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE. TT HS wellskvown and delightfully situated Hotel, at the Pine Orchard, is now open for the reception of ¥ uns der the superinteraance of the subscriber, whe will be pleased toextend a cordial weleometo the trav ling public Styges run fan Smtre ‘o.and from the morning and evening borts, landing Catskill. ‘The House and premises have been materially im proved since the last season, and now present attractions wusur- the COUR M4, SCOBIE. June 3d, 1815. prais jus dwre pe arti TPHE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that Mr. LAN- ehiee of Congress Hall, Albauy, has associated himselt be con- dueted by them. ‘The Pavilion will be opened for the reception of visitors on the first day of June nest. ‘The subscribers have made many improvements in the grounds aad bathing-howse, and pledge themselves to use their best exertions to render this establ ment fully equal to any watering place in this eountry. _ Stages will be iu readiness on the arrival of the cars at Cana- joharie, to take passengers to the house. x Mr. L. will, as heretofore, continue the Congress Hall, which will, during thesummer, be under the superiuteadence of Mr. jostin. mv29 Imtec THE “WRIGHT” HOUSE, 81 Nassau Street. WILLIAM WRIGHT formerly of the Ram's Head, Ful- ton street, bes leave to mform his friends that may be unacquainted with the fuet at a distance, as well as those of the city, that he has opened a public establishment at 81 Nassau street, upon a scale of comfort that cannot be surpassed by any. inthe Union, His bar is furnished with the best of wines of every class, Ale, Scotch Whiskey of the purest brands, Porter, and every other article necessary for a well stocked bar. Inde: pendent of which, he has two splendid rooms, furnished, on the second floor, specially adapred for private and public meetings, courts martial, or any geueral purpose; besides which he ha provided accommodation fo jeut lodgers, in extensive and well ventilated bedrooms, the furuiture new and well assorted, and every attention will 'be paid to the arrange- ments of the lodgers, as well as the visiters of the “Retreat,” 8. WILLIAM WRIGHT, 1 Nassau street AT ‘Li OOD BOARDING, with pleasant rooms, for single geutle- eu. Likewise, « handsome furnished parlor with bedroom ng, suitable for a geutee! famil Tn re MRS. GE 2 Conttvvdt strent WILLIAMSBURGH COTTAGE HE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the citizens of Now York, Brooklyn, Williamsburgh and its that they have receutly opened the large and splendid mansion known as the WILLIAMSBURGH COTTAGE, and farnished at great expense for the accommodation of resi- * i tru F licil 7 il locks Jewelry, Silver Ware, atthe ‘old —s sad serangers. The Cottage is eligibly situated, a few rods Slip Ferry,and convent to the Houston and Grand street_Ferries commanding beautiful and extended view of the Bay, New York and Brooklyn. | ‘They have also at- tached to the COTTAGE a large and splendid Garden, conve: nient Promensdes, Grass Platts, Shade Trees, &e., making a most delightful summer resort to while away a few hours amid ing breezes of the Bay. Their MUSICAL CLOCK is richly worth a vi being the best piece of mechanism of the k P Tt will play fifty. ferent tunes with remarkable harmony and accuracy. Th Recent variety of refreshment will at all times be promptly i NN. B.—Inconnection with this establishment, they have WARM AND COLD SALT WATER BATHS—known at the Washington Baths. ‘The water is. at ali times clear and pure. rvies run from Peck, Slip, Grand street and How- treet utes rh ur cents. ‘nyletmeee eS A ANDEIELD & HOEFT. B.—Private House of Retroshineuts by D. W. TELLER, + 206 Front street—Breakfast, Dinner and Suipper- 1s 6d; each, ‘Breakfast. from 634 until ipefore 12 until 3; Supper fom 3 until alin pr vodicinigs 23 entleinen ‘wishing to 0! dni partment, wil ito well Yo. ti a ton a stant Corser of Fulton and: Front streets;-7.4 and 9 Fultou Market, where he will continue to serve up all the delicacies of the season. “Also, Wines, Liquors, and Segars of all kinds and of the ree ands, direct from the importers. mi7 Im-rl THE BOZHM FLUTE. pH IP ERNST, Teacher of the Flute and Guitar, would inform the lovers of Music, that he has now for sale one of the above celebrated Instruments, constructed in every respect in accordance with those now in use at the Paris and London Royal Academies. To be seen at PHILFP ERNST’S Music Saloon, 395 Broadway, near Walker street. my8 Im*re ASOLIAN HARPS. NUNNS & CLARK having purchased the patent right for jemnan’s Acolian Attachmentto the Pianoforte,” for the ited States, (excepting Massachusetts, that they are oe ip ege ay to supp! attached, or to attach the same to any | Pianofortes. In regard tothe durability ention, N. & C. are pi to satisfy the most pre- judiced mind, their own critical examination and experience warrant them in the assertion, that the “A€olian” will remain in tune in any climate, and it will not be affected by transit of atmosphere. The most satisfactory warrantee is given with each instrument. i dite > ‘The public are invited to examine the‘ olian Pianofortes” attheir ware-room, No. 240 Broadway, opposite the Park, where also may be found an assortment of 6, 64 and 7 Octave Pianofortes, both in rosewood and mahogany cases. m6 6m*re NEW MUSIC. F,, RILEY &CO., 297 Broudway, publish and keep on hand * an extensive assortment of New and Fashionable Music, which they offer for sale at wholesale and retail at the lowest possible prices. They manufacture lustruments of superior qur- ity—warrant every article they sel 1 practically acquaint- Id with the different branches of their business. Military Bands eupplied at the most reasonable rates my 122m*rre HARPS—REMOVAL OF WAREROOMS To No. 281 Broadway, opposite Washington Hall J BROWNE, Maker and Importer of Improved Patent 64 and 6 octave Double Action Harps, to in the musical wi i |, he has remove mises, and wol de, and, beautiful he has .F. B. is constantly receiving the most Ha als from the first musical talent, regarding the s great brillianey of tone, touch, aad pane Ginish of and has Franklin inedal of the Philadelphin ery delightful ww York ablished 1810. TEET! TEETH! TEETH! ONDERFUL IMPROVE. ENTS. DR. BROWN, DENTIST, AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT, 0. 280}; BROADWAY, three doors above | Chambers eet, next te Atewart’s new building, continues to insert Broininm Artifcial Teeth, from one to.’ whole eet, om the Scienntie Principles of i¢ Pressure. Also, his cele- WHITE CEMENT, for filling decayed teeth, ait wairanted useful for mastication ansing from medical treatment oF other causes, effectually e fecoms at, fast vy ghly TOOTILA Sue” a ext Ad ee inate, ition pain, ‘Teeth extracted with less PRICES LESS it in this ; to. the exediee! Will. be given to this city, by my? tmeth a superior ity. City at the whole sys ter tem of dentistry, will be given on TAYLOR, Surgical and Mechani ist; my Im*rh 62 Kast Broadway. DENTISTRY—VALUABLE DISCOVERY. PRESERV:, YOUR TEETH, W LY yrill you suffer with the toothache, when by ealling on Dr. PAIG#, 139 Grind street, near Broadway, you can have it effectually and entirely cured. He bas an entire tion, that will cure it in afew minutes. witha ence, sothat it may be filled, making it y obviating the pain'and danger acted. It ix certainly one of the greatest discoveries e, aud dever fuils of the desired effect... The mostten der teeth filled without any unpleasant sensation. Artif teeth inse-ted in the most anproved manner. ‘je? Inte’ OUTES FIELD respeertuity informs his frends ond the public that he has arrived in the city and an] ce atthe Uni- teal States’ Hotel, his cutrayce through the ber, or 196 Water E antal where he has a number of Bassford's improved Bill ‘al je or for playing, and will be hy to have them | Cobblers” White Lin a = with materiale: wie 5 a ALL. Prof, Ro Watts, [x H. Borrowe, M D. f 8. Kissam, M. D. —"AMUSEMENTS. FO. Ri ANS, Auctioneer XTENSIVE CET HOUSEHOLD Fons being the entire contents of the St. Geo Broodway uesday, 17th J) tity of double and ny Lamps; Gas Fixtures: Bar y hina, Glass and Plated Ware, Cutlery, Chamber Crockery. 5 Also, d auintity of choice old Wines, and Liquors, consist- vg of Madeirs, Sherry, and Port, aud other Wives, of’ the first ut ; ‘The sale will be continued from diy to day until all is sold. i WILKINS & ROLLINS, Auctioneers, (650) je 14 3 is*rh No_17 Broad street. IMrvORTeD DAHLIA KOOTS AT AUCTION, LEVY will sell oo Monday at I o'clock, at Lafarge ug }2 cases_coatain- ing boxes Dahlia Roots. imported from Urguhart & Sons aur sery, in Scotland, by Comeroa & Braud, inthe Virginia, just arrived. ‘They consist mostly of uew kinds, aud all are choice Dablias, and vilued at from 2s to ts 6d sterling, each root. ‘The Ts is perticularly requested to this sale, as ately to be fod in this country. Each case is e vames aud colors, Sale positive. i a ESTABLISHMENT. PERSONS wishing 10 purchase Wiss,’ Scalps, or Ladies? Half Wigs, can either find them oa had, or have them made to measure in the very best style, at short notice, by WILLIAM DIBBLEF, 20546 (late 271) Brosdway opposite the Park. Cutting attended to by Dibblee higself, whi ‘all times, ‘The Japouiea. Juice for cleani @ head, and moistening the hair, being well knowa to eless to mention it except for strangers, who store as above. JIG is*re DR ROSS OULD cal the attention of Physicims to hi NAL SUPPORTER, which f: proved so efficacious as to b c v ined it-as well as gratifying tohimeelt, “Many eminent men in Profession approve of it, some of whom are the following— Prof, V. Mott, | A. H. Stevens, M.D. | R. K. Hoffman, MD. Prof, W, Porker, \x MD. | R. ger, M. Prof J.B. Beck,’ |'A.C. Post, M.D. | AN. Gain, M.D Prof, C. A. Lee, Cox, MD, [x Wilkes, ‘Vi. ct F.U-Johnson, MD. | K. 8. K E. Hosack,M.D. » A. Sal M J. A. Swett, D.| J. Linsley, M, D. W.C.Roberts,aun. | B,W.M'Cready, Price $3 to $5.—28 Amity street, June 4, 1815. ju7 im*m ATCHES —WATCHES AND JEWELRY.—Those who wish to purchase Gold or Silver Watches, Gold Chains, Gold Pencils, Keys, Sc., will find it greatly to their vantage to call on the subscriber, who is selling all descriptions of the above at retail much lower than any other house tthe city. Gold Watches as low as $20 nnd $25 exch. Watches and Jewelry exchanged or bought. All| Watches warranted to keep xood time or the money refunded. Watches and Jewely repair- ed in the best manner and warranted, at much less than the usual price G. C. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewelry, m5 Im*ee __Wholesite and Retail, 30 Wall st. up stairs UITION. IAN, a graduate of the University A FRENCH GENTL of Pa lesirous of findiny iy some school or private fa- situation as lustructor—throuzh the means of the which he speaks fluently, orof the French apd German ; equally his own, iu aty of the different branches 0 h andliberal education, audalsodrawing and painting 0 idscapes, heads or flowers. : ‘The best seterences can be had, and his name and residence know». hy applying to the Rev. A. Verren, Rector of the rrench t Church of this city, No. 99 Franklin strr t a thoron either | a4 BLOCK TIN WARE MANUF ue Y AL Goninon Tin Wares Catierye Hard sa Hotlo wane Sominon. ‘Tin. Ware, Cutlery, Fr Wood Ware, Baskets, Brushes, Doot Mats, Shaker Seives and “ v iety of house-keepiug articles ¢ te assortment of Coffee aud Tea Urus, Table » &e., &e., for hotels and steamboats, on hand and manufactured at the shortest noti JAMES Y. WATKINS, _ju5 im#re 16 Catharine street, New York. NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSU- RANCF SOCIETY OF LONDON. Empowered by Act of Parliament, « CAPITAL £500,000 STEKLING, OR $2,500,000. Ger iL Bs he United 5 J. LEANDER STARE Wallee New York, Physicians—Drs. Hosack and J. Kearney Rodgers. Solicitor— im. Van Hook, Esq. Examples of Rates—for the asurance of $100 ona ingle Lis PREMIUMS PAVABLE ANNUALLY. wAge next For one year For five FOR LIFE. Beth tay, only cate TE Without profits. With do ty $077 ‘$0 BL sia $1 a 06 0 168 187 cy 098 105 193 2u 30 121 19 222 246 6 146 Tot 2 2 80 0 161 164 293 326 45 172 178 347 38 » 1% 206 421 468 3S 20 296 5B 5 86 6. 373 4% 6 68 742 Premiums ‘for life” payable yearly, half yearly, quarterly or respectfully requested to examine the distin- ples Of this’ Ingitution—thetr tables of rate fits—aid the facilities afforded by their meut—belore deciding to insure elsewhere, Pamphlets containing the last Au port, aud the Socie- ty’s rates, &e., may be obtained upon application, 1023 Im3taw*rre J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent. NEEDLES AND FISH HOOKS. TT’, BA JBATE have moved their Establishment tm No. + 102 Ma:dey Lane, where they have on sale alarge and well ggrotted stock of very superior Drilled Syed Needlea! Limerick, imou, Trout, ae ish Hooks; Rods, Heels, Grass Silk and Flax Lines, Sill Worm Gut Flies, able to sell ou the most liberal terms. 102 Maiden Lane, (mp stairs )near Pearl street. my6 im*re KNAPP’S INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER. IHESE PLASTERS prepared for pains and_weakness in the back, breast, side or limbs, bruises, sprains, &e., and for asthmatic affections, and croup in children, will’ in most cases sing immediate and sooth Persons of sedentary whose business requires them to sitor stand much, who may’ be troubled. with weakuess in the chest oF pai in the side or breest, will fad great relief’ by wear of these Plasters. said, as they carry with them their own recommendation, and the Drice being so remarkably low, jucement for those afflicted to give them a trial. ae roprietar is confident that by the great and increasing de mand for these Plasters, the popularity which they have obtain: ed solely by, their own merits, and the universal satisfaction which they have given, that they are decidedly superior to any others i 0 se. jus is spared in making them as adhesive and pliable as possible, and in rendering them free from. all those objections which is a source of complaint to the ordinary plasters of the ""Fincen ial to i infacti RS, Plasters need but one trial to give every satisfaction de- "Be sure aud ask for Knapp’s Indian Srenthenang Plaster, and see that his signature is ou the back of each. None others are renuine. ‘Made ouly by P. B. KNAPP, and sold wholesale and retail at his Medicine Warehouse, No. 962 Hudson street, one door below King street, New York. Also for sale by the Druggists gene rally. Price 12 1-2 and 18 34 cents each m5 2ineod* re LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY. Pd REDUCED FARES. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS, On and after Mth June, 1815. From Brooklyn Depot— Boston a ee M. di Sundays excepted, stopping at Farmingdale and St. George’s Manor. Y ‘Train—93_ A. M and 5 P. M. for Farmi te places, daily, Sundays excepted. ‘Train,3 P.M. for Greenport, ing at Jamaica, Branch, Hempst and Hicks: the stopping places between Hicksville and Sundays Greenport. From Greenport Depot— m Train, daily, Suodays excepted, at 1234 o’clock M., or on the arrival of the steamers from Norwich. Accommodation Train—At 5 A M., daily, Sandays excepted, fur Brooklyn and intermedinte pla From Farmingdale Depot— ; Accommoratio. Train, 6% A.M. and2% P. M., daily, Sun- days exerpted, for Brovklyn and intermediate places. From Jamaica Deyot— t La | Trai i a daily, Sundays excepted, for Brook- 7 Aa te pl-ces, “ithe Bostou Trains stop ouly at Farmingdale and St. George's Mi ‘The Accommodation Trains stop at the following places on the road, going both ways to receive and deliver passen- gers, Vi Bedford . East New York’! Race Course. Trotting Course. eeResesesss agegegeasss2es ng St: adiness arrival of Trains at the several fiitios, to take passengers at very low Fares, to all parts ofthe Baggage Grates will be in readin a h nto receive Baggage for the s fore the howe of starting Troms the Brockiyn side, ~ Reekywey Boggnge token in separate . _ julore WEEHAWKEN MOUNTAIN PAVILION, BY B. JESUP. SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS for con- veying passeugers to and from New York,— An Pomns with leave the Pavilion for the of June as follows:—735 city about 8 o’clock, 2 o'clock I’, Ferry. ‘are exclusive of ferriage. Leaves the Astor House, from No. 2 Barclay do4P. M., arriving at the Pav reet, half-past jon in time for y ‘all hours from Hoboken Ferry to Weel ken Pavilion, ? TH As ROWIKSON, tor of Omnn Communications to or from the Pavilion may be left ion may be let clay street. Pamcca will gan oaly thom the Pavition to the Ferry, on San- d ad |S ies of July. 184 eld 2t*re re dis inany ‘pert of England, ‘or Wales, can be supplied able at sight, without dis- ™ t, for any am it ‘iy Exacasy-Ont Find Provincial Bank of bene chang: nd Discount Bank, Messrs, James Bult & Son, London, and branches Sngland and Wales. yo pepe National st brent, and Provin- cial nk and branches throughout Lreland. Ty Scortaxn—On the Pixs! Bank of Scotland, National Bark of Beatin Greenock Banking Company, and branches throughout Seotland. 4 ‘The steamship Britannia sails Crom Boston on the tet June, by which oll dratis. ean be forwarded free. Apply to 0 Wok. Tt APROU wy! we 76 South s¢, cor, Maiden iaue, PARK THEATRE. OPERA. vt Tier of Boxes and Parquette SUrtaus IL Cine precisely at with a Grand Overture. a uew version of the popular | Rese é her | W termi, i | Marchioness, ; Levere | Maritan ss ee Misses Partington and Celeste dance a popular Pas de Deux. Uitermiesto of hal faw hou TA A. open, In the course of the pi rformuees of the To co clude with the p iY MNASTIC PaN Nunn, Walker, Honey and Steward. (GF An efficient Police will alw: g ays be in attendance to main- tain good order and keep all improper persons out. A limited number of Season {7 Performance to commence at 8 o'clock nalf-past 7. NG, June 16th, this city, the Burleqae Ov | are alone adm Being a close Bu Je qu he celebrated Opera of FRA DIAVOL n_ which occasion the whole of SIGNOR PALMO’S BUR. | Specify the uses to which he upplied the public mo- JE OPERA COMPANY will apear, having just m a very successful tour through the Southera and for four persons, $2. Roots open at 73g o’clock—Performance to commence QC (7* Box Office op M. until 6 P. M, Seats may he secured. CASTLE GAR French and Heiser. CONCERTS Cents. s, June 16th, ith the Splendid Overture | an obsolece law. y ice La Polacca Hongroise. * iiig the styles and steps of many Nations, danced by Miss Cohen. x Ballad—from a favorite opera—t A Grotesque Tchi Thou, or Chinese Buffoon’s Dauce, by C. Overture to Baceh Pas de Dante Villagecis, Mi . Souk. son. To conclude with the Dan dalouse by Mad’selle Between the Entertammeuts an intermission of ‘Ten Minutes for Promenade and Refreshments. Doors open at halfpast 6 o'clock. Performance to com mence at Ru’cloek. RARE SPe.CULATION FOR MONEYED MEN— e— Maclzel's E:chibition of the Conflagration af Moscow, MN pe hore. with rf ie fen ‘y id ‘Mechanical Theatre” Thi perfect working ort Tan eee’ | and adjudyed or ne rite. along with the services of und would hive no ofthe world. For furcher particu person perfectly qual JH etions to travel to, ai delphia Post Office. UAL MOTION, IBITING, at the Lafayette Bazaar, 149 and 151 ,,one of the must splendid meces of wo7kman- ship of the age. ‘Perpetual Motion in sec! have been ruined, has at last be in keeping a clock is piece of mechani: from 9 A. M. to 8 P. Admis: ‘The Exhibition is under the superintendence STEVE! ALHAMRA y Pri CONFECTIONARY, ent and extensive | the house and the comfort, (that’s the word we have N addition to its bein establishment of the where the Ice Creams are mde entirel ‘oae sceptical on this poiit, may easily’ satis! a pure cream; any y themse'ves by ies supplied as usual: also with rich Plain cen vay, from Orange co. Pik WUKKS!! forms the public d FIRE WORKS! ever attempted iu this country ¥ ‘owns, Public Garde ice _froin'$20 to $5000. ated fires aud appropri- E. will also add to his display this seasou four never before exhibited to the public—A Car- le, Maroon and Mazarine Blue, unknown to i‘ Mr. J. Robertson ; and sor at the Labor: entire new colors, 1s, and every deseription of Fishing ‘Tackle, which they are il mine, Royal Purp} ffices in the Cit IDAAC EDGE, FIRE WORKS, Wholesale and Retail—United States Laboratory HE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand and for sale, an entire new stock of brilliant Fire 0 ‘orks,comprising a ve assortment, which for beauty of appe: rauce aud real uti ‘eed ati them tn Io years; and if sold b wright will be found, by perhaps 90 per cent, thecheapest in th city. Canton Fire Crackers, ke. in abundance. GASSNER & YOUNG, 132 Chatham street, opposite Chatham Theatre, id Agents forthe celebrated Jhasers being prohibited iu thi I -.ly receive orders for them from the country. FIRE WORKS—FIRE WORKS HE SUBSCRIBERS have opened a large assortment. of ks, which they will sell as vender in the city. &R.B N.B.—The Works are No. 1. FIREWORKS, CRACKERS, &C. FOURTH OF JULY, 1849. OUNTRY and City Dealers i their advantage to call and exam eat qualify, ‘nt R.A im street. A large quantit Remember the sign ofthe Two | we have removed from 86 to 76 FOURTH OF JULY, 1845. FIREWORKS FOR THE PEOPLE. 1 offers for sale a complete assortment of py- exclusively for his own itions, supplied at the | Sitting in the elegant ladies’ parlor opposi Chambers street corner of Chat! works, will find it to lammoth Sky Rockets. rotechnic articles, manufactures ies 0. towns, public or private ex y warranted. mall fireworks will find their advan- Prices as low asa good article can be best article warranted to be the cheapest. recrackers and Fireworks at a reduction of 50 to 60 ines from last prices, per cent from last sfW. HOLBERTON, 75 Ma below: Wil FIRE WORKS—FOURTH OF JULY! NEW YORK LABORATORY. BENNETT, 196 Front. stree he most_extensive ani ow offered at the above val, Rockets, with gold an yramids, ‘Peruvian Crosses, Octag: ines of Serpents Light, Roman Candles, Serps ents, Pin Wheels I] Wheels, Torbill i nkeons, Torpedoes, Pulling Crackers, Double Headers, Fire Crackers, Canton Rockets, c. Country merchants and ‘dealers in general are requested tc tees for city and country displays, military and can be supplied on the most liberal terms wit! ned articles WARRANTED—the materials having L. L—TROTTING TEST SPORT OF THE SEASON. i DAY—To come off over the Monday next, June the 16th.—Match mile CENTREVILL . & g Henry Ola: stakes, two mile heats in harness, three ¢ . 4 Match, mile heats. Purse $50, mile heats, be: three in five und E sil prom. 'Nen Gwyn: The first trot to coms of + (7° Admigeion to alt the Course $0 cents. parse of $100 wil to come off on Monday, June or all trotters. and pacers, +hat never won A hurse over $50—Pavers to go in harness, according to the rvles of the ro.ters tO gO as they please, and without regord tc at Jones’ Hotel—thiee el e the 19h, at 9 o’elock, To close June the d ° RE omer vel treville, June Lith, HORTICULTURAL ‘HE SUBSCRIBERS have now for sale a beautiful GARDENS, Preenees ‘HE SOUTHE MAIL. | wi chingaan (Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasurneton, June 13, 1845. si) Graud Overacl | Qireuit Court and C. J. 1 le Nuwiy—Naval Court Mutual and Captain vorvhees— More Distingwish- ed Visitors at Coleman’s— The President’s Health— Mr. Sengstack’s Letter and the U.S. Journal. 1n the case of C. J. MeNulty, indicted before the — | Criminal Court for embezzlementof public moneys | entrusted to his charge, the argument was closed | this morning between Mr.-Fendull for the indict- | ments, and Mr. Hoban for the accused, before the | Circuit Court. Mr. Hoban pleaded the vagueness of the specifications in the indictments as the reason | why they should be quashed, and dwelt largely upon the case of Tobias Watkins, in which the first in- dictment was overruled,because of the inexplicitness ofthe charge. He insisted that the crime of which his elient stood accused, as in all other cases, should be distinctly, fully, and minutely specified ; that the indicted party might know the fan of assault and his means of defence. But in these indictments, | neither the alleged embezzlements, nor the time of their oce: nee, nor the agencies employed, nor the character or sum of the moneys alleged to be fraudulently and felontously squandered by the ne- cused, were specitied. In ull these particulars the | indictments were vague and inexplicit. | The argument of Mr. Hoban appeared almost to | shake the Judges who are to decide upon this de- murrer—whether the indictments are sufficient, or | should be set aside. We know not how the accused | is to be brought to the test of the law, and the penal- | 1y of justice, unless through general specifications, sufficient to cover the facts of his embe: zlements. | If it shall obtain in this ease, that the minutia claim- ed as atial to a lawful indictment by Mr. Hoban, ble, then MeNulty is a free man, and beyond the reach of the law. It is impossible to ney» squandered under his care, or the times at which he appropriated them, or the agencies em- | ployed, or the particular character, whether paper or | coin, or both, or either. [tis sufficient for his ar- | raignment, sufficient for his accountubility, that | there is a deficit of some $33,000 of the public mo- at8 | neys entrusted to his charge as a public officer, of which he has made no return; and which, thus far, °| are a lossto the treasury, and a breach of his trust. | There will be no safety for the public treasure if a | defanlter may not be tried because the exact parti- culars, details and circumstances of the offence can- | not be reached. Swartwouting will at once become the order of the day, and the venal provisions of the Sub-Treasury act will be a dead letter—a nullity— We rely upon the good sense of the Court. We | trust that the indictments presented will be affirmed, and that the late Clerk of the House will be prompt- ly called up to account for the violation of his oath, | the betrayment Of his: (Hiends, the. sucrifica ob his honor, and the whereabouts of the aforesaid thirty three thousand dollars We expect a decision from the Court to-morrow. If the indictments be affirmed, McNulty will, be speedily brought to answer before the Criminal Court; if set aside, new indictments will have to be drawn up, which would probably lead to an indefi- nite postponement of the case. Whether the accus- ed bet the money upon the elections—squandered it away at New York and the Springs, or lost it in loans to faithless individuals, copartnerships or cor- porations, or whether it is so invested as to gueran- tee an assurance of the safety of the fund, let us know. Let us know the extent of the guilt or the innocence of the late Clerk—let him be examined, quitted accordingly. i at Colemun’s yesterday, were, Among the arri t. K. Meade, Esq , of Virginia. Mr. Meade wasa Hurrison elector in 1840, and an advocate deci- sive and mdustrious for Polk and Dallas in 1844. | The inevitable corollory is, that he has an axe to tind. KR. Barnwell Rhett, of South Carolina, loubtless on a mission relating to Texas, the spe- ctul or regular mission to England, the Oregon question, and the position of Captain Polk on the tariff. We think there can be no question but that his visit is ‘by authority,” and his object the an- nexation of Texas and the rights of South Carolina. J.P. Langdon, of South Ameri ames Coleman, of Tennessee, and Thomas 8. O'Sullivan, of New York, an Irish old hunker, we suppose The first on the list to-day is, John Smith of Massachusetts. Jo. Brown is also in the city. The order, the dis- cipline, the cleanliness, the taste, and roominess of been after) the comfort of the traveller at Cole- man’s makes him feel, as he stretches himself after dinner in the back porch, quite at home. The President of the United States, we were glad to learn, on inquiry to-day, was recovering, und soon expected to be as strong as ever. We are told that Mr. Sengstack, one of the ring- | leaders of the local democracy of Washington, is pushing vigorously for the place of old Major Dade, as superintendent of the district penitentiary. Re- cently he published a letter in the U. 8. Journal, in which he argued to show that he had not heretofore made any money from painting the White House, although he had been paid some $14,000. The let- ter was printed us written, and abounded in un- tical blunders. Some of the particular ends of Sengstack took this letter as printed to Ca;tain Polk, and wanted to know if he could pa- tronise such a dull scholar as the ‘* House and Sign Painter” had shown himself to be in this didactic composition? Sengstack heard of the movement, and down he goes to Messrs. Fisk and Dow for re- dress. The very same evening Fisk and Dow state that the blunders in the letter of Sengstack, were not his, but their’s. However, it is not necessary that the overseer of the penitentiary should be a grammarian, Wasuineton, June 13, 1845. Coleman's dEolian Attachment, and the Old Tars of the Navy—A Scene at Coleman's Hotel. Our petition has been heard. Our faith, certainly larger than a grain of mustard seed, has effected this great result. We hada most revivifying shower on yesterday (Thursday) afternoon, and the day closed with a bow of promise, like a wreath of light on the bosom of love, overarching the sky. We were witness at the Naval Courtmartial on the same day, to an incident which has been mentioned by the U. §. Journa!—the main charm, however, omitted in the notice. While the Board were listen- ing to the testimony of one of the witnesses, a tra- velling gentleman and two ladies, just arrived, were » to the Court Room, the doors all open to catch the little air in circulation. The gertleinan took his seat at the piano, and, by request, commenced playing a beauti tul air. But, though well executed, the eharm was not in the execution, but in the celestial, harmonious accompaniment of the AZolian attachment—the beautiful invention of the lamented Coleman —a worthy namesake of the host of the house— in which the scene transpired. The hardy old vete- rans of the navy were moved—they had heard no syren music like this—they had heard no echoes trom the coral cliffs of the Southern Ocean, in the breezy twilight of their gloomy skies, to approach it. Those glorious old tars had been all round the world, but music like this, of the ®olian piano, they had never heard before. They paused—they pricked up their ears, as if the watch’ had called out a strange sail in the offing. They paused—several arose—but soon they resumed their duties at the board, with an expression of countenance, softened and benign, as if a beautifal woman had passed through the room, and smiled and bowed to every one of the company. The inventor of the ‘Zolian attachment, after its successful application, was as- suredly prepared for the still more melodious and mellitious harmonies of Heaven. Ww. D. C., June 13, 1848 aptain Voorhees. ‘The Court met this morning at half-past 10 o'clock the Journal of yesterday was road and corrected. Lieut. Brookr was called—The question to him: “Did you hear the Captain of the Republicano say to one of the American seamen, before he left the Congress, that his time was ont, and that he wished he (the Captain) had the money to pay him off,” was objected to by the Judge ‘Advocate, onthe ground of its being learned through a third party, and came to the knowledge of the accused, after the taking of the squadron. The Counsel for the accused maintained that the question was perfectly legal, and the answer of Lieut. Brooke entitled to be admitted as evidence. The Court was cleared,and on the re-open- ing, the Judge Advocate gave the decision of the Court. Several members immediately cried out, “ No! no!” which caused the Court to be cleared a second time. After reassembling, it was announced that the question was admitted. The Witwess then proceeded to relate as follows :—I was on the half deck of the Congress; Capt. Craig of the Republicano came out of the cabin of the Congress; he poke to a man whose name, I think, was Potts, (one of the men brought on board of the Congress from one of the vessels of the Argentine Squadron;) Captain Craig said to Potts, that he, the Captain, had applied for his, Potts’, discharge; that if he had received it and money to have paid him off, that he would have been dis- nof Roses, Azstias, Camellias, Pelorg: ms Rhododendrons, &c., embracing all the novelties of the # Stove and Greenhouse Plats Strawberries, Raspberries and Grape Ving 1 ing Shrubs, Herbas as, ‘id. er fairs are invited to visit | Ath of July excepte 6 4 large collection of Gerenfare aow in bloom, they three to four Sol} TO CAPITALI ICE—To invest ac ble way, by erecti ip for the Emanu-El n oft ing two lots, between Bowery and Kast River, and betwees ne and Madison streets partioulars enqnire at Mr, J or at Mesate, Steuhelmer & Brothers, 07 (he Carden Sundays an will be sold very low, for that ynrpose. charged when his time expired; he also spoke of the faithfulness of Potts’ services on board; and Potts said | the Captain had always used him well, but that he had wished to return to America among his friends, when his time was up. By the Couny.—1 do not know of my own knowledge that Potts way an American citizen, but only from his own declaration, and that he state he was a native of Philadelphia; [thought, from his conversation, he was mm American, (Judge Advocate objected to witness tating what Potts told him.) By the Counr.—-Captain Newman was present in the sabin, during the conversation between Captain Voor- nees and Captain Filton, and ail the time [did not how Japtain man make any allusion to the attack on the Bainbr hy J know another of those rea wadeon; | way an the fore deck th ‘day of the Conversation of Captain Craig, the 20th,