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Atlantic Steam Navigation; To rne Epiton or tux Heeatp in :—The Directors of ‘the Amiericai Atlantic Steam Navigation Co beg leave through your esteemed jour- nal to tender their thanks to the public for their indul- gence during the protracted delays that have occurred in alaring aintieine tiene te ene kee Steam Navi They vecoigaian tn that forbearance ‘an undenial lence of the satisfaction with whic! the public will receive the announcement that the pre- liminary arrangements, with the General Government and our State Legislature, necessary in reference to ulti mate measures, are completed ; and that they are pre- pared to move forward in the execution of t! . and to hg the country the benefit of Atlantic Steam nM, Upon a more e! ed and comprehensive ups nang probe erly ye is ship fe the | raaish trade, the; her structing a le for nf x Os au, ve the sexi progressively, ‘until ey ave sufficient to maintain a regular line twice ® mout to Great Britain, and another line twice a month to France ;—thus sustaining a weekly communication with Europe—enlan the 6) and facilitatin; means of gcnaetelateaporetioee strengthening the bonds of amity with foreign nations—and placing the character of cumcoesniarcias Sod naval marine Upos: & eer i 8c cordance wit rit ie age, the growing oppu- fence of cur citizens, and the outapresding of the great metropolis of the Western continent. Whe Legislature of this State, with extraordinary promptitude and unanimity, has granted the company an act of incorporation for twenty-four years, with a capital of two millions in shares of one hundred dollars each.— ‘There were but two dissentient votes in the Senate, an‘ one in the Assembly ; thus giving, with those exceptions, the unanimous voico of the State—expressed through their Representatives—in favor of an enterprise which we trust will rise above any narrow, selfish views, and be ted to the advancement of the commerce, the curity, and the best interests of the country. The Di- rectors appeal to the whole country on this subject, be- cause the unanimity of the General Government in pass- ing, at their solicitation, near the close of the last ses- sion of Congress, the Foreign fo Bill, and the nearly unanimous voice of our State Legislature in granting a protective charter, ceem to be a national pledge of ap- Probation and a cient guarantee that the undertaking shall he sustained. Aware of the Spesnaee cast upon ourselves, under a Just sense of the disgraceful humiliation to which a pendence upon foreign. steam sips, ond our annual tri ute of more than a million of dollars to support them, have reduced us, the directors anticipate that the o pee now given to the people to co-operate with the rriends of Atlantic Steam Navigation, in redeeming us from soignoble a condition, andin the country upon an equality with our successful rivals, will be seized with au avidity corresponding with the impor- tance of the object. We have an unspeakable satisfaction in closing the door upon the past, and 0} it to the future, and in resent to the. public ju: such an opportunity of com- ined action as the interests of commerce; defence,honor and independence of ourcountry demand, The known interprise, and public spirit of the citizens of idea that they will push from them, by withholding their support, an enterprise which pro- mises an ample remuneration upon investment and the it foe advantages to the general interests of the ith regard to ythe construction of the ships and the mode = ling them, the directors will seek the best'advice, the wisdom, intelligence, and experie: f the country can give, and adopt that system which may seem best calculated to promote the permanent interest- of the proprietors. In this brief view of the whole ground, the directors persuade themselves that the public sentiment so gene- Tally and so unequivocally expressed, will be consum- mated go soon as the subscription books,now in prepara- tion, are opened, and such further detailed information as may be requisite, laid before the public in the prespectus of the Company. Communications addressed to the Directors of the American Atlantic Steam Navigation Company, 68 South street, will receive due attention. Jumius Saurn, for self and Associates. New York, May 23, 1845. From Et Ecvapor.—In the Havana Prensa of the 8th inst., we find a_brief account of a revolution in the Republic of El Ecuador. It broke out on the 7th of Marchand ended in the overthrow of General Flores and of the constitution of Quito, after about a hundred men had been killed. A provisional Government was then formed, consisting of three individuals—Don Jose Olmedo for the department of Quito, Don Vicente Roca for Guayequil, and Don Diego Novoa for Cuenca. All ublic ucts under the authority of ibrogated consti- ition were annulled, and the laws enacted prior to the adoption of that constitution were force. As soon as tranquillity should be restored a Congress was to be assembled to reform the constitution and elect the high officers of state. It was Feperted, however, that General Otamendi had taken the with 600 men, in support of General Flores, anda protracted civil war was apprehended, _Incenpiarism.—The son of a respectable mecha- nic of this city, aged about 15 years, was arrested yesterday by officer Southard and committed by Justice ‘Andruss, sen., for setting fire to several buildings, in- cluding his father’s factory, and on Sunday night last, Wm. G. Black’s paint shop in Market street. We un- derstand he confesses the crime. e the, t shop, located in the heart of by Compton’s livery stables, would probably have pro- duced a wide-spread conflagration if the well 3 plan of the young incendiary had succeeded. He threw a bunch of straw with the fire through a window into the middle of the floor, but there being no cellar underneath and no draft of air, the fire went out after burning a hole through the floor.—Newark «4d ertiser, of Tuesday. 3 , Attempts have been made to set tire to dwellings in Utica, and on Friday night last, a man was dis- covered in a house in Fayette street, and in his flight dropped a loaded pistol. "An attempt was slso made to fire the house of Mr. Scofield in West Utica, but the flames were fortunately discovered before much damage was done. The Mayor of the city has offered a reward of $160 for the discovery of the perpetrators of these acts, New York, 18th June, 1845. Mr. Eprror :— Allow me to ask, through your valuable paper, why the Philadelphia Cadets were not received in a proper manner on Monday last, on their arrival in our city ? Their intended visit was known a month ago, and yet none of our military corps made any ar- rangements to receive them. Perhaps some of our military gentlemen can explain. When the Boston companies came here last summer, there was a number of companies ready to receive them; in fact, the City Greys of Boston had three applications, but in the case of the Philadelphia Cadets, there was but one man in citizen’s dress, awaiting their arrival. A Frienp to our Mitirary Corps. Death of General Jackson. Custom House, New Yorx, Cou.ector’s Orrice, June 18, 1845, oy Im consequence of the melancholy event, the doath of that great Patriot, Statesman and Warrior, Gen. Axpnew Jackson, itis hereby recommended that all the officers and other persons connected with the Custom House, in token of their profound respect for of the illustrious deceased, wear crape on the tho space of thirty days, to commence on the 19th of the present month. C P. Van Ness, Collector. Amusements. &G- Black Diabolo, or, The the Inn of Terrapin-a, appears to be the last production of the burlesque gperatic company, now performing at Palmo’s Theatre he audience is fashionable, it appears to us that {having more lady visitors ent in the city. juics in Memory of JACKSON. Special, Committees, having heen appointed mmon Councils of New York and Brooklyn, will lance at the Chamber of the Board of Assistant Al- ry, day between the hours of 3and 5 o'clock, to re: col ications relative to the several matters entrusted to their charge. Commute on Mrurtary—Messrs. Hart, Burbank, Cornell. Civic Societies anp Associations—Messrs, ree, Lee, Mone De Mexsrs. Tappan, Bokee, Pui ‘ine DerantMent—Messrs. Ta jo ser. Proanastnn:—Mestrs. Comell, Burbank, ‘Beason, Purser Hart. ‘The followin lutions have been ously adopted :— he (ollowing zealaslega have ‘Spetiepeely sdorted :— eral ANDRE The following he C and bet 5 f ferent Societivs and Citizens of our respective cities, and that such procession take place on ‘Tuesday next, th: instent. Resolved—That our fellow citize feven societies, trades, aud associations, and fire departments, of our cities and adjoi counties, are requested to unte in this testimoy of respect to the ilhistrious dead; and all Societies and Associatiows intending to co-operate, are requested to com municate to the Sub-Committees on or hpfove EV iaAy ext, wt 3 o'clock, at the Chamber of the Board of Assistant Aldermen, in order (0 moke the necessary arrangements to carry cut the v:ews of the Common Councils in an appropriate manner, Resolved—That the Army and Navy of the United Stites on this station, are requested to co-operate with us in making the nd that the Committee on Military be municate with the commanders of the dif DANIEL D. BRIGGS, Chairman, Secretary Andrew Jack: composed of tI generally, and the dif, _Cotton Duck Sails. — The great tion hitherto urged axa of Cotton Cn singed vessel, ha fficulty entirely obviate ate asad aby: Bh Mul, oe Phildetphte, and by whielt ssile are’ made “much more durable, and their c what Captrin Aner oF a on jess, than in the old way. Hear ‘LAWARE Breaxwaren, June Sth. pleased with the suit 4 " would heveuy certify, thet, in the whol Lf ore old plait. Iwou'd wish to bese thie tr my apprecis: like atop ‘Yours, truly, then way to public favor in thi hel ie t, his agent in this city. le sitlject. Tequested me to write to you how | was sleet ah Rie mca ateed yy new ore, Ot nails t0 wor angled er Eh em cet of ia tioa of Mr, Muull’s plan, in the hope that other captain hind works SI. All Cotton Srils now made in Pit de pane lie N's Mr. J. C. CONNOR, at 39 Sout bscriptions to the fohn Welsh.” Dear Sir: As you e man mon with the pilot who brow ine down, and ny iusteni je they could handle them with halfthe trouble of chevernce be induced fo try them, The barque sails very fust, plon, and we feel glad to that they ar 1 We notice All Philadelphia Henarp must be a to the ONLY auTHORIgED Aarts, Zie her & Co., qi Chestnut — ‘Terms—75 cents a mont including the Sunday paper; or 63 cents without it; deliv delphia. Single copies free of churge in of Phil ale as above, dell atl Stlocke Price 3 ts. ‘Tig Weekey Henao ty also for sale, every Siturday mor. farce 8 Rog per annum, delivered in any part of Mladelp hin, IHe Ale new and shesp Publications for ele at theie os coin eoou ty atoed, whole andi e one paper, bys read au uch, pethape, in hildeins area er published chet sackta waned to te tavase hall pace toh near ti the Herald next dav. age vs nner ay Medten! Notice——The Advertisements Nay York College of Medicine whe nppression of Quael herpadoe appeer’on the our I POfice and Consulting fi if gece, York Saturday morning, price 6 cents, or * (esa she mein ols oon aaa MONEY MARKET. ‘Wednesday, June 18—6 P.M. ‘The stock market was rather heavy to-day, and quo- tations in meny instences declined. Stonington fell off 1 per cent; Norwich and Worcester, }; Morris Canal, }; Long Island, }; Canton, 1. Erie Railroad, Farmer's Loan, Pennsylvania 5’s, Ilinois, Mohawk and Harlem closed firm at yesterday's prices. Reading railroad im- proved } per cent; Housatonic, }; Keatucky, }; Indiana, 1; Vicksburg, }. The receipts of the Central Railroad, Michigan, for the month of May, in the past three years, have been as an- nexed. It willbe observed that they have varied year to year very much, increasing from 1343 to from 184, nearly one hundred per cent and falling off from 1844 to 1845, to about the same point reached in 1843. Crntrat Ramroap, Micuican. Receipts for May, 1843. 1844, 1845. assengers. ++ 951098, 8,880 Freights, &e. Sicoe 00 6,736 $13,405 22,143 15,625 tolls on merchandise coming from the west, so as to put them ona par with Oswego. The petitions stated that discrim{nating tolls on the canal were required to pro- tect the revenue of the State, and prevent the attraction of freight through the Welland canal to Oswego, to the tremity of the Erie canal. It wes proposed to regulate the rate-of tolls on the Eric and Oswego canals, so that the charges on merchandise from the western States, reaching Syracuse by either route, should pay the same tolls, or in other words, that merchandise transported on forty miles of canal,should pay the same toll as merchan- dise transported onabout two hundred miles of canal. Public meetings were held in all the places interested inthe movement, one way or the other, and the lobby of the Legislature was for a time filled with advocates from both parties. The whole question can be narrowed down to a contest for the western trade, between Buffalo and Oswego. The completion of the Welland canal has given Oswego a greater command of the western trade than it has heretofure enjoyed, and we cannot see that the Legislature has any power to place restrictions upon the commerce of one port, solely fur the purpose of ben- efitting another. ‘I'he revenue of the State from tolls on the canals, shoyld be at all times protected as much as possible, and every fair and honorable effort made to ‘Also, injury of Buffelo and other places at the western ex- wal, t) Also, the Erie Canal, praying for an alteration in the tariff of The falling off has been, it appears, in freight, which has, ina measure, been caused by the partial failure o¢ the crops of Michigan last year. The importation of produce into Buffalo from the West, and exportation East, via the Canal, for the first two weeks of June, in several seasons past, have been as fol- lows :— Commence or Burrato ror THR FiRsT TWO WEEKS IN JUNE, FOR FOUR YRARs. port, to benefit another. increase it; but we do not conceive it t» be within the province of the Legislature to equalize the rate of tolls 80 as to put every place having a Lake commerce, upon @ par with each other, orto shut out the trade of one It would he equally as just to charge the same toll on wheat raised in, and transported to market, from Onondaga county, as on wheat raised in, and transported from Niagaracounty. ‘The farmer of Amporta fromthe West. 94, gig. | Niagara county might complain that it cost him more to 060 117,940 78,475 23,020 | get his wheat to market, dnd consequently could not pio x See 2'aoo | Compete successfully with the farmer of Onondaga coun, 195,415 1 171610 i , without legislative aid, and di iz nh Bes ‘ia Coed, 61 152,140 | ty, without legi ive aid, a lemand an equalization of B Flour. Wheat. Ashes. Wool, and lard tolls so as to place him on a par with t!.e farmer nearer market. A meeting of the canal commissioners, to regu- Mea. Lid 100307 Ket Irae FeSeG | Inte the tariff of tollyon the canals, will be held in tet... 445 42,186 «2,719 75, 74 ‘imi. a sit vas aoe it ays tye do not anticipate any discrimination in tolls The movements of produce at Buffalo, this season,seem ng BN Old Stock Exchange. to have been very limited,compared with the correspond- | $7000 Indiana stg bds 31 25 shas L Island RR mL ing period in previous seasons, The above table of im. | 10900 Fenn’at's 300,735 $0 do aman ports thows a decreate ths season in each article but | io aie Moths Be B Erie 2% Ashes, and a falling off in the exports of every article ; 0, = 0 M et but Wool. ‘The docrease in Butter and Lard is aston- | 's*™™* ga * NY Sk # Mohawk RR ze ishing; also in Flour and Wheat. s Vieksnare: Bk ti me i fe b90 - The report of the Directors of the Concord, N.H.| 2% do. 360 Biy 200 do 560 90 Railroad to the stockholders, at their late annual. meet- | 1 5..,,4°, 5.7 Cpe alee 2 ers’ Tr 3g 50 do 29 ing, shows that the amount of capital stock of the road do. 35% 100 Nor and Wore $60 72! in $250,000, and the cest of the road and its appendages | 73 Moris Canal =| $0450 do a $756,444. The length of the road is 34 3-5 miles,| 100 Canton Ca 804g 125 do 72) and the maximum grades 15 8-10 feet per mile.— a do ne rH 330 Reads RR be; The income of the road the last year amounted to BB Bide ims o ot $181,842, of which the passenger department afforded | 1 Harlem RR ‘Wher? a 42 moe $90;545; freight, $90,099; and rents and interest $1,196,| 100 do CS The expenses amounted to $92,028; of which $11,028 | gos N'Y State 7,4 mn worefor road repairs; $9,208 for wood and oil; $6,898 for | ‘00 shes Rending RR fg tag ns Wore Tag taxes,and $55,302 for repairs of cars and engines and other expenses... Net income $98,913. Two dividends were| 29 shas-Vicksboe Dke oe een ARR. x5 71 declared, one of six and the other of seven percent. lo 3 835 50 styr 7034 The receipts of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad | 15 “7™em T* 4. $55 33 Norand Wore 53 a Company this season, compared with last, show an in-| 125 ge ¢ 35 83 73 crease, notwithstanding the very great reduction inthe | 3 4° nw 3 ae charges for the transportation of passengers. 25 Moms Canal c 3 25 bio bss Nonwicw ann Woncysren Ratinoap. Sade te i oe Receipts for fourteen days in June, 1845, Receipts for fourteen days in June, 1844 Excess in 164 Ss Fronancr Boann,, June, 175 shares State ‘This shows that there must have been a very g 7 do 1 B crease in the amount of travel, as the price of passage on the road is only alittle more than half whet it was last year for the same period. The importance of the Welland Canal to the commerce of the Great Western Lakes, and particularly to the the ports of Lake Ontario, makes it necessary to give circulation to every item of information connected with its navigation, rates of tolls, regulation, &c. There are several railroads in contemplation, running to various points on the Eastern and South Eastern shores of Lake DIRECTORY, » being 10, from Ist May 1844 to 1 contalns 25,000 addresses 'e emploved near sev Sales of Stocks at Boston. FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORI tHE OF RE Kk AND THE CITY COMPLETE IN ONE VOLUME. ACTS—-Our Directory for New York alone, contains 70000 es, ore : with the calculation. that. at least 15,000 moved out of te ows that our Directory er ie city lov y intelligent, active men, to canvass the two cities ftom door to door, and their reports constitute th tents of i a te Ontario from the principal seaport cities. A railroad pone, we cslfected sad published te La from Lake Champlain to Ogdensburg has beon surveyed, | the 1st May 1045, about 80,000. addresses, together with a'Street o Map and a variety of useful information and we have no doubt, will be completed, #0 as to con- nect with the Burlington and Boston road, now ina state of forwardness. A railroad from Oswego to Syra- cuse totap the line of Western roads, is contemplated and will, without doubt, be eventually constructed.— These roads, in connection with the Welland Canal, will increase the navigation of Lake Ontario very rapidly, interested opposition, whic Pay I} aud at 150 at value to evs body.” A perfect Directory is impracticable, but wedo believe fours” fias loss omissions and no more ervors than set years statements avainst our Directory have heen cjrculaied by the effet of prejudicing ind for which we have institute: ja some measure to get redress future years, to it the an y.. This year we determtned that and build up the places at which it centres. Vessels of | git nitions shall at tcrattings cena Nice ee, ‘ork. by from 10 to 500 tons, loading at Chicago, or any other Futon street, Net ‘Wustern port, can come to Ogdensburg or Oswego with their cargoes without the slightest difficulty or delay. — We annex the rates of tolls on the Welland Canal. The first column of figures is the amount to be paid for pass- ing through the whole line, and the second for passing between St. Catharines and Port Dalhousie; to obtain the amount to be charged for passing between Port Maitland —the entrance from Lake Erie and St. Catharines—the collector deducts the amount of the last column from the jel9 lwtm Funeral Procession 4 Mer MEMBERS of thi at '\ The Wright-House, No. 81 Ni siouy oo Tacs mony of the sion, on Tues Xt, In test a departed chiel, Casenat AvonEW Jacx Sam’. R. Guev, Secretary. GROOT & ELSTON, blishers and Proprietors. POLK-WRIGHT ASSOCIATION. sociation are requested to moet jassau street, AFTERNOON, the 19th inst. at 53g o'clock, for th ft iments for joining the Fauera Prose Faueral respect due to our 80N. LIOTT, ‘By order, President. first, except in the case of vessels, which are charged as SPECIAL a RIDES _ CLUB. for the whole line. There is a. reduction from the old Seventh Ward De ae t, pie eg ENR Te rates of toll on nearly every article reaching to 75 per | stieet, on Thursday evening, J eed Qu: ve 19th, at 8.97! lok, for the pur+ NOTICES. AMUSEMENTS. washing and irouiug” On malig avpltcatton at 116 Essex streets housework. witht rince street four Rosewood AUCTION ALE oO is tg yt AR » * o'clock, will sel day, clock, at street, a sisting of a large assortment large assortment family, The best of city references wi uly rei of Parl of Bedroom Pursiture, irom ic PARK THEATRE. Auctioneer. Mi MeCOHSIICK & Co, FRENCH OPERA. yrosed fra 00 vm cons day Evening, Juve “4 viture, 3 eR eee Will be verformed a Comic (nern ES DIAMANS DE LA C tes, elmost new; one good, e Crown Diamonds.) old fashioned ditto, in made by Stoddrd: Don Henrique, M. Coeuriot | Barbargo. a lot of Oil Paintings, groups from the collection | Don He ay Buscter | Mugnoz, ofa private gentleman. jel9 ttm | Rebol ee eat b& FY Alt am eu | Office SITUATION WANTED. ” Citarina... wattle Cale NGE oh ided i . Diana..: tephen Casuriot ‘ Nee eee Rieten eae: csinnet'= | | Price of Admipsie—itheet Ther of Boses and Parquette, | Yaletor groom toa gentleman. Has no objection to travel. | #1j, Recoud and Third Tiers, 30 cents; Gallery: 23 cents. Good references given. Please address box $88 Lowes Post, Of | , 00cm 9p at, . A PhoTEsTA MAN wan i NIBLO’S GARDEN. in a respectable as cook, She also w Fourth Appearance in America, of The celebrated Comediau from the ‘London ‘Theatres. WANTED. Fourth, aqvearance tn Atherica ol ACKOB AT FAMIL} ! Talis, Noreh Seanbtriacs ong Reivants to dowenttl | mye p, TRUEeIeY Evening, June torn. Families by apply ing atthis office will be a4 tertainments. will commence with a Grand Overture. he best of servants. S0¢ Brosdwey, two doors below ON Oth popul'e Petite Comedy of 1s 25°08 | Charles Swiflly, Me Roberte| dulig Mise Stee Taylor ANTED, Le N cee Mrs Wats ¥ A FRENCH YOUNG WOMAN, a situation to take Miss Roberts charge of children, or as ledy » wind, witha family going ‘on and Celeste will "ree, he, cay atv the, beat of rfl Address Uy | pa : ux. PA,, Hersld Office jel? Iw*m ate wr ” : ol ‘A LA MUSARD> Alter which the verfarmarces of ne ale of ua and popular Fut liferent GYMNABTIC PANTOMIMISTS, tusured them in writing, with uu opportunity of clearivg $1000 Fae ie teaatnes Aiea year, aud more if they are act.ve Some men, wows ib our de Mitt tae ea We HITE employ, will wo doube make over $1000 per yerr, clear ofall ex- iekeingon yhite, Miss Mathews peucrs, aud there is about half a dozen places ove, which m Gllighet i Miss Tylor flied’; each man will have his district, and it will be wee Planide | Kitty Clover, Mrs Wares sary for them to have at least $25 or $50, to obtain a goo ont. Noue need apply unless he has that amount, for it 1s our object to get them started in such a manner as will be benefi- cial to them, as well as to us. At it has darted up stream And is uow seen to glitter at two niue There Bradbrook’s establishment, know. Fora well-stocked and excel On the instant still furnishes outfits complete, | From fine shirts and silk drawers, down to towel and sheet. ‘er bound on some long ocean trip Should call in at Bradbrook’s, ere joi fficers, civil or naval, may find ‘All they need, when to far distant stations assigned. ‘The stranger or resident there may inspect ‘The most elegant goods he could wish to select, Of the vary best fabrics aud tastefully made, At prices as fair as are known in the trade. ‘The voy’ And thers BRADBRt No longer the Golden Fis the old place in Bi ly at 95 Duane street. im*rh OOK'S GOLDEN FISH 297 BRODWAY. | OK'S ODEN Fine 297 BRODWAY. ream to a (An efficient Police will always be in attendance to main- ‘good oe keep all improper persons out ay Cents 0) A limited number of Season Tickets will be disposed of. rformance to commence at Bo'etock Doors open at " A "Letters must be post paid. jines in the sun— | two, seventy-one > better have LMS Oj roy Usk, CHAMBERS STREET. . Tur Best Vextitatep Tneatne ix tHe City. | ON THURSDAY EVENIN ¢ 19th, instant, and every evening until Will be presented, for the fourth time in this city, the Burleque Opera of BLACK DiaBOLO. or the fon of Terrapin-a. Being a close Buslewaus ou ine celebrated Opera of On hich occasion the whole of SIGNOR PALMO’S BUR- ESQUE OPERA COMPANY will appenr, having just returned from a very successful tour through the Southern ‘and ma States. F Previous to which will be te ut outtitein store ; ig his ship, riven Gasbontiers. plover, col lars, straps, purses and hose— GRAND VOCAL CONCERT. tocks, handkerchiefs, bosoms and fine under clothes, With dressing gowns, ni It caps, and fifty things more, Admission 25 Cents. May be all had at Bradbrook’s famed outfitting store, Private Boxes, for four persons, $2. je19 lm*re PUBLIC SALE AT THE NAVY YARD. HERE will be sold at the United States Navy Yard, Brooklyn, L. 1., on Saturday, 2ist instant, at 12 o’clock, M., ‘a variety of articles, Const tting, i IONS: such as Beef. Pork, Flour, Rice, Bread, Raisins, &c., CLOT! |G: T Doors open at 736 o'clock—Performance to commence at 8 o'clock. ic Box Office from 8 A. M. until6é P. M., Seais may besecured. iid CASTLE GARDEN. Proprietors... 6.0.4.4, «+. Messrs. French and Heiser. Admission 25 Cents. where ltre ‘HIN suchas Jacket TERS SMALL STORES ee An Entire Change of Entertainments. such as Scissors, Tobacco, ‘Tin Pots, Combs, Needles, Thursday Evening, June 19th. ‘Thimbles, &e., &e. The entertainments will commence with a Splendid Overture ‘Terms cash on delivery. After which a Series of Tablenux, revresenting the Navy Agent's Office, New York, Jane 17, 1815, NIGHT ATTACK OF THE CALABRIAN PIRATES. i PROSPER M. WETMORE. Navy Agent. By the German Artistes, , Mr Dennison LIME KILN. ; Hungarian Pas by Mad’sile Deajardins, A GHANCE to make a fortune, in an inexhaustible quarry of «An English Hortpipe by Miss Cohen, lime stone of superior quality, witha kiln for burning with | Songs of Switzleriand, by Messrs. Wilhelm, ‘Schultz, & Meier. stone coal, most conveniently located for marketing the lime, Pas Extravagant, CT Parsle. with 30 acres of land, dwell very low price; or a practical busi hou: Tt will be sold at a G verture by the Band. the Dance of L’Andalouse by Mad’selle () man will be taken as a| To be followed with partner in the concern, cy a 57 Wall atrest, Desinrdi erie aN Real Estate Market, street, i % YP, in which thi j1a 2m ate Market, 21 Weall street, | To conclude flee ee NO: BLE GROUP, in which this MINERALS. PS at 4 the aerginpents an intermission of Ten iE, SUBSCRIBERS hold tof uare mile, in the | Minutes for Promenade a a eects. orf : Tear Gomer aged fasion oa Cake Baperioe: whieh maenae ages oven at halGpast 6 ovelock. Perfwrmanee to com they will dispose of on shares or otherwise, on very accommo- ig terms. Also, mexhaustible Coal and Iron Mines, in Pennsylvania, Virginia and i favorable terms, j dating Rei 2t*m ‘ennessee, at very. val Estate through tae medium of this paper, return thanks VAUXHALL GARDEN SALOUN, BOWERY. ADMISSION ONLY ONE SHILLING, IG" OPEN EVERY EVENING, RAIN OR SHINE.<)) THIS EVENING, low prices, and on the most Market, 37 Wall street, ARNOLD’ BUFFUM &'CO *s Mountain Springs, Ni fe and recherehe establish the attention of a generous tertainments will commence with the, The ente ETHEOPIAN OPERATIC BROTHERS AND SISTERS. Introducing beautiful Songs, Duet cing with agrand overture upon th play from the Banj ginia Breakdown, i ad Choruses—commen- nstruments, which they ending with’ an old Vir- ed her late husband, eir support, she feels en- e of the Hall for the follow: the Bones, - 59 itation of the Southern Niggers on a nd this summer be fitted up ina | _ Flantation. 5 oS style superior to any former season. Cooks, waiters, cham- | Also, beautiful Dancing and sweet Singing by the rest of the bermaids, and servants for every station, have already been Company. secured from our cities at a very great expe ‘The table | The whole to conclude with a grand Etheopian Burlesque will bar with rich liquors and a fine order. ord amusement to the gay, an cits will play marches for dinner and e' the evening dance. ‘The way of access is easy and cheap 5 boats Leave the fgot of Courthandt streetacd A. M. and 4 to, il e beate, scrofulous diseases, debili he removing of films. the attention of the pub to the Springs, eancretreat and oer family aupport, "The stew are commodious and well supplied with provender, Carri jet. Se a aC a ple be most bountifull: ¢ the cars from Jersey Cit, by splendid coaches. s neral waters of nd very benefic 8 they will, by asant retreat and to 2ttislawre party of gentlemen being formed to make I] to spend the Fourth of Jul be received by Mrs. Furgeson, 637 Broadway, glenn ee] Opera, entitled NIGGER ASSURANCE; on FANNY ELSSLER_IN NEW YORK. Re pari! open at 734 o'clock. Performance commence at 8)% o'clock. No Ladies admitted unless attended by gentlemen. An efficient Police engaged, under officer Sastin. (For particulars, see bills of the day. j16 lw*in th elicaey 5 th aly keeper, ‘The bathing ard table, kee hoice band of musi: plied very su} be in readiness for « Morristown, thence 19 private conveyance for the Hall. jooley’s Mount are a ; in liver complaints, rheumatism, ‘inflammation of ‘the skin an Hinchman would n her behalf, and cure to themselves es and AN. Names HARLEM PARK TROTTING COURSE. w York. RIDAY, June 20th, at 4 o'clock, P. M.—Purse of $30, mile heats, best three in five, under the Re F P by Smillie & Hinshelwood, of this city, The engravin perfect gem, worth a tho 518. P BEST EDITION OF THE BEST BOOK. MARTIN’S ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE. ART FIVE of this mi lathe eat Suajering 2tis*re 1d. will vival the best English productions. 4 dollars, an impression of which will be given soar MARY MORLAND, FORTUNES AND MISFORTUNES oF ORPHAN. BY BENJAMIN BARKER. UBLISHED THIS DAY, at J. Freuch’s Publishing Hall, i Wm. elan enters. J.Spicer “ n Smooth. JSomermdyke ‘* . Plum Bob. SL Ree Conklin, fer im. Fashion, muiticene Bible snow seady,com;| | 3,D.M’Manus * gg. Harry 19 2t*re CENTREVILLE COURSE, L. I—TROTTING. oy lt is ‘our such are worth the whole R. MARTIN & CO., 2% John street. PURSE of $100 will be given, to come off 0 June the 23, free for all trotters and pacers, A “fapponting 4 Committee to cuilfer «ith other Clube aca Broadway. For-ale at all the Periodical cont in one or two instances, but on the principal rate of | \wociattinn’ " eg 2x3 Broadway. For sale at ° ic won a purse over $50—Pacers to Ko in harness, according to the traffic the reduction is about twenty to twenty-five per | Du etal aca emory ef aie ddlantrogs ANDICLW one a x Eom Liverpool porn g tebe ra wei Trotters to go as they please, and with- te ON, IN I » President, harging une der. C 1 ple | To close Juue the 19th, at 9 o'clock, at Jones? om Wenranp Carat, Rate o¥ Tous, or nes aoe ary 319 ttm | | vile the Suociov of thelr geods, ot James street. toguake a fel is “gi oek CONKLIN Proms a nd ad A ¥ MUSIC DEALERS AND | _ilte entreville, Sune 14th. re Steamboats and vessels under 50 tons bur- PROFESSORS OF INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. HE -PANAA, from Hull>Coulgnees per this vowel FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKS!) then each 100 13 HE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform his friends will please send their permits to the office of the subsen- R. EDGE respectfully informs the public his ar 1, iy A TT elmepter ety bb ‘and patrons, that he has juat recelved, from Europe, a urge | bers, as all woods wot permitied. within five dsys, ane liahte (0 ft season are on the most extensive spate ; ans sasortment of Violing, of various prices and quality; Cello; | be seat to the public stores, WOODHULL & MINTURNS, country. "He is now fully prepared to Meri er ames ra regi. a - Double Bass; Ophiolides, with 9 and 11 keys; Bass and Tevor | 10 87 South street. Public G ‘Theatres, Parties &e es ce ees eeressersecesenes § 50 07} Tro ’ rp i ‘ pg a - 9 page ts i Canal scows,” boats, ‘lighters, ‘to.,"for +) Fromboues, with vaize and plains French Horn, with valve ELEN P Hi tons very superior water rotted Hore for sale arying in price from $30 to $5000 freight, chielly........... 05 26 04 | “Avery superior quality of Violin Strings, and other instru by EK COLLING & vi - Dr E will algo add to hts dieplay this season (ous T—onoceains ann ments, wholesale and retail, by : | er name colcen naygr hetore exuiiitee vo the publie-oa Cor peas: 04 00 JF WALTER, | J INSERD O11 —co0 es bax quality English Linseed Oi, | mine, Royal Parple, Maroon nid: Maarine Dine, tnknown t se ht Eis jerviol et m3 118 West Brosdway, upstairs. | Ls mntied to debenture, for sale uy any other Pyroterhnist yeaa: pie, rin. whisker eppertalwt, Military Bands supplied at the most reasonable terms. ‘it7 Stee WOODHULL & MINTURNS, 87 South st. ices in the City, Niblo’s Garden, Mr. J. Robertson ; and ran 6 Md vic 'Y: Peppe ga Jel9 Im*re —— — ———— —————— | 0. 57 Courtlandt street, Mr. W. H. Page; or at the Laboratory, shrub and vinegar. bas He Cul tons Hon qualicy Doberten Gorbaflost and for | Jersey City. TSAAU EDGE, Jr., Pyrotechnist, eis aero eae PE ITARD Yoo | Jie South sect corer Maiden Lnie, | “FAIR TeC FIRE WORKS, ° Se et Dog, with its body half shaved, The fluder, BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTORY. Uni i 31] 8 a1] canemwza™r os 5 MMe wes SINGS | A GENERA ABSOREMENT ote Nyse] Pu nS RLS artnet . » Cutlery, an ‘are, fy - ad , ou 00 TO SPORTSMEN. Wood Ware, Baskets, Brasher, Doct. Mgrs, Shaker Hsien and | 2,uem sock otpaliant fim, Workycomrnin nae genet THE five Mare Florence, by Henry and Floranthe, | 5'go™8—19 Sn ee en ffered by them in l5yesrs: and if sold by came erfectly sound, of fine form mid great howe, is for | pier wah Some ee eerie ted seeunboue sane | @ found, by perhaps 30 per cert, the cheapest in the 98 91 | Uoarutesieamer Independence. 318 tm. | #24 manufactured st the shortest notice. ATEING, Canton Fire Crackers, &e ingdundancee «YOUNG INFERIOR TO NONE AND SUPERIOR TO MANY. | _in5 Imre M6 Catharine street, New York. Chatham street, opposite Chatham Theatre, oboe BEADTIFUL light White plain Summer Hat, price —~“fook at Thist Dealers in Grovehien und Frais) sed Agents, forthe celebrated * mses $3 hs ‘Also, Disb Boarers: Bins, Pash and Whive Coste Hats all Se ee a NB: ‘epost an nd Chasers being prohibited in this city, G Biscuit and Crackers 0.6 00) | “Also Sanansa Hats, very low. Srna KNOE BY JOSEPH SIMPSON, Gr Ais, ah eea Rah ES 10 O14] jel im*re' 110 Fulton st, between William and Nssau. | No. ¢o FULTON, Nean to Peanu Staeer, je lm*rre Tia nen ois WORES Bran, Shipstuf. 2b 08 FINE, FISH will be served up ‘To-Day, at Charles Co- eet aetae ee rps of eeniaoe have opened a large assortment of Wheat, Indian Corn, Burley and Hye bush. 01 0 0} A rats ‘remou! House, corer ot Orchant ind Diiton ss COLD WATER CURE. vende a eat ee ee eR RREPAGED q ere 19 Ittre MYSTERY, Mischief and Mi tralized, by Hydro- Novi Chambers street corner of Chatham street, oat ogetablen tall icing! <prrnsi LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY. VE pathy, beng abonmlar view of the system as practised by | N,B.—The Works re Nols nd 3were ‘ogetables o at ote 01 004 f BRANCH, JERSEY, Vincent Priessnite, of Graefenbergh, a safe, natural and tried _ moving: eet 26 04 eon male ro fiauds no quackeries Mo otans alert miiadert| FIREWORKS, CRACKERS, &C. 2 ‘ORMERLY HENSHAW"! no re _ Sheep, Hogs, os oe HIS wellknowy and delightful sea hice aeeatinnisane ral, curative, within the reach and understandieg FOURTH OF JULY, 1645 eel Hpk wall be opened forthe feeeption ofvisitors on andafter the | ofall. Reader, fil nt testady and to practise this glorious dix | (JOUNTRY and City, Dealer in Firewor Fine Meads chal ether seeds td) 0 & 9 9} | 25th June inst, ‘The buildings hive undergone a complete and | covery, which God and Nature have sent for yourpreservation; their advantageto call and examine an extensive assortment ure thorough repair, and no efforts will be spared to maintain the | in it you will find a treasure, like the Scholar of Salamanca, | of the best quality, at R. + Ee et My IRON, MINERALS, OR: deservedly high reputation which this establishment has here: | profi mingted with pleasure.’ New York; published and sold at | Chatham street. A large quit ire Coxckers just received. Ciypeum, mot rtd i ba 26 64 | theprice’ x boarding wil be from $7 to $8 Be Grd say tbo a Deke trot sBaveremored fom #076 Chatirm. by y Je pris for wil rom to $8 per cents, mm i'm’ . 0. ground, in bulk 39 06 | drenand servants half-price. Young people, not req SCOTT'S BAZAA! Ground Gypsum and Cei 0 2, 0 OF | FAR Srenmer Oram Coptain C. Eee, from the Fulton market, | No. 37 DEY STREET, BETWEEN PRDADWAY AND FIR Giaed SOR THY PEOPLE. w, beter Oe oo illmake a daily stip between New York and Long Branch: | a nng good heen Kit STREET: snanks to. his | IMHE subscriber offers for sale. a complete assortment of py- Grind Stones, Cut Stones, Iron Ore, Mill Seen House, to convey buaenger mediately to Long | fjenda andthe public a the liberal support re-| Sy totechulc artielgs, anntactured exclusively for his own ‘i em OS Oof| _dune', 11 JAMES. GREEN, Frente | Spice ecresios torments contegeste merece he gales 2, towns public orprvateenbitions, supplied at the Hi Raa of his Ales, Wines, Liquors and Sean, are too, weil known vere Gh amcll Areworke wil fad their advan. a " need coniment. "A large assortment i 4 f : tram Coase pete na ike eckey ha Ina ata cmes ti avelve af nuh -guch ay Beet teas Met Seat article warranted tobe the cheaper ; ; aman ines, Poa 4 2. joing down. sss. s0:) «26 046 LONG BRANCH, NEW. JERSEY, Kaus, Pickled Tongues, Welch Rarebits, Coffee, Tea, eA bese Firecrackers and Fireworks at « reduction of 50 to 60 American Mineral Coal, Charcoal, ‘Cop- pe PROPRIETOR of the New York House, begs | ood dinner of Roast fed Mest for ‘One. Shilling, every | Pet cent from last fe HOLBERTON, 75 Maiden lane ras, Manganese, and Pig, Bar and to inform the citizens of New York, and the public y, from 12 to 4 o’clock.. Dublin Brown Stout always on wey oe below Will ne Mannieotarea Loos 4 « g604|% is now open for the accommodation of board- | draught. ings for 25 cents aad 3734 cents, Cold | _m3l tiv! *m sted basa MoMITUnwTeMe hor weer es 4 | ere the summer seeson,. ‘The fare will be ais dollare ner | Cuts ata moment notice. This House has bao proved, by ~ Firewood and Ten Bask cord F302 | week, and ev be pula to. these cctatont end | comparison, pr years past, to be the coolest and mont comnfer’- FIRE WORKS—FOURTH OF JULY! rewo Tan Bark 6... soos. 07401 | pletetee re will bo bo eonarane eetenticage, able in the city, No House better supplied with English NEW YORK LABORATORY. Stoneware and Farthenwaro -....-. ton 50 0.8 | | Thesteamgr Oris willleave New Vark every day, rom Ful | [esh, Scotch and city paper, Always the Inter wa by the] Ip BENNETT, 18 rout two doors sth of Ful. APU nm le ‘ ‘Stages ii le looms for ivat way a Is al it assoiment of Raw Hides, the & Skins’ of Domertionaia’ Hour, focanyey ussengen tol Lone Bradt cooren. moment's warai ior notktag ss totees reworks are. ow F pee pat the shove pine, com iti ild Al fy ++.ewt 03 0 by y DARQUE HOME, from New Orleans, ia discharging at ant oc! Land silver Rain, Burn age cd * “038 34 cere enn | Bee Gonetqnces whl plomse steed tothe recetae of fhe | LO oe Qh yay ressed Hides a1 hin veges 08 00 THE WONDER. & BLESSING OF THE AGE *) eoods immediately." EK. COLLINS & CO., 86 Bouth st re ie emi e, ier fp bin Wels, Graishon- Carta Wagons, "AGE, viodgys, ste: "°° 4 | LET EVERY MAN, WOMAN &, CHILD, | GHIP OCEAN, FROM LIVERPOOL Congirnecs wil | (chin, Worms 5 ha mare a chanics? Tools, rming Implements “ 26 0 4 We Five wae el withaCourhs, Colds, Spitt Blood. | ar ries wbeie parasite om bourd, at, Fier wit oe teat Country merchants and ‘dealers in general are one : LUMBER, Kes ‘ a tothe Public Store. oi B: Committees for eity and country displays, military an Squared Timber, 12 by 19 and upwards, fea in the Pheeat, Ne i ivate parties, can be ‘onthe most liberal terms With in vessels per Mc feet 900 3.0 | Heart, Broken Conétivation, ioabore mentioned 'WARRANTED—the materials having Do. in ‘ +. "300 46 | ather causes, try the genuine, ‘and GALVANIC RINGS fear etscesS with the emom tare. im mark Squared Timb y 19, round Syrup of Wild Cherry, prepared by D ye of Phitadelphin—all oth axp R. ROSS 5 ane en eel ie ke retore, he Contione foah fe tke eeaheed nd sal ees CRISTIE’S MAGNETIC FLUID. _ W UEP atthe: : jon of Physicang to hie ABDOMI. . great fra thin valuable freer prayne's Compound | A N ADVERTISEMENT will be found onthe outside, SUPPORTER, which for three years past Do, in 200 30 | Syrup of Wild Cherry. cipal office, north-west corer 8th jation to this new and inary discovery in medical | proved so e 5 a8 to be satisfactory to those who hi Small round building timber, traverse: and Race streets, del phia. science. ol in Ce FY it is to warn the idee he tet it, as well as gratifying tohimself, Many eminent men Dor nalts. 78 18 | spat EB Wore Ms Bissken tomer Minas ree | tte domes tod conertanty oat ay eckchl eM | ro Mor, 4,4 serene, MeD.] BK lotta ND. 5 ee and R.A. Sanda, Church nat 4 Tre AGN fe always with iy 5 Rar tt Song ner, New orks Wed Bog) MB Harlem; iwi: | GALVANIC RINGS to Promote their more effective tetion, ee seas ser M cet land, Kreege and Co, 80 Maiden Laine, New York; Rev. J. P. | and to ic 0, the, partionl re ype Staves and Headings por M 10.0 16 | NewOrieme; orb gen nama amare Qliver and ( ARC RLTON pre twcca Brgmdwey” + Clinton M.D. -I-Staves aud Headings «......... 36 06 hiyn Bs Kleine, Se: Louiay aren it ‘one anthorized Agency in every _ 1D, Hetthge.. wwe. 7 awe may Ch neat PlersSeetiad| Bors city in the Union, i of Ris discovery sold the ) WP. Buel % % «ong lewark, Nod Benjamin Olds, 278 Bond | where, wil be worthless and_of no effec, Due notice will be MD | A. Smith, M. D, &e. a ach 04 Oot ‘Hats Qniden ‘Lane’ Aikany aes AE | Elven denis paper ofthe respective Agencies which sre ney be- | "price gu $5.28 Amity street, June 4, 184. Cedar Posts . Reh iz cord 20 03 IN Spal a Marin ~ _ ju7 Im*m i Posts and Rails for Fencing. “" 160 aNetie Oqese ah Con wae oa a . Himpty Barrela «veneers win ON oct to, New Korky! Grant ind Boker: zeit | Gar TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. | All articles of merchendize not eaucnaTe th) sekeld: Maar hb. eka Minas HL | HERHAS, Mr, Chars Witnon Proprietor of the York e not enume. ee ee spenas5 Fal 0-5 ny | oF ville Line of Stages, hax tardy lost several horses, a rated in the above list. ...... phe ers iy sa oe ae Fea eee” | § pe I eaeeter eine eatitc weauiring tie detection . : id and whereas, ol e Ve t on CARROLL'S VAPOUR BAT an4 conviction of the villain or villains co cerned therein, we, * 184 FULTON STREET, site St. pase lire « in the best manner & x reigned ¢' fer Se eres te esatletl iJ pyar ‘There has been considerable excitement oreated a toe Oe cake cna alt eacine Wy usual ae ALLEN, of Watches and Jewelry, eee parece hej payed ip hase. poisons ‘or been con- among the citizens of Buffelo and Oswego, in relation to | ameerans chiracters safe and nereenble spreventive of bainftl | mas imeee Miata a cor: William sty up colts Powoning OFS GAN MURPHY, % ene in snel iy is | a J 's ‘ietor 0 al a the bya Canal, and the Legislature last winter was ished Meaicated Vapour Baths. of Mrs Carroll 18s Brakes WHEAT ashy prime tins Whent, lsidig ot crnoyt a Aiea iz i ities, ts Vo : : ‘orie Line, Aigoded with petitions from places west of Syraouse on | “if*! jetoiwne | fie i POSEN, co towta ceroey. | New York, June ine un Mert tyre phur Baths at one hour's notice, First bass of M’LLE CALVE, First Prima Donna | BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. fon. | [Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasuixetox, June 17, 1845. The City in Mourning—Matters and Things in General. . The Departments are all closed, their doors hung with crape, and their clerks allowed holiday, for one day, in respect to the memory of General Jackson. The Capitol is also shut up, and all and singular the federal edifices of the city. The Naval Court Mar- tial met this morning at half-past ten, when, after the reading of the journal of yesterday, the court adjourned over till to-morrow, asa tribute of respect to the deceased chieftain of the Hermitage. The U. 8. Cireuit Court, sitting in and for this county, did the same. The local Criminal Court will meet to-morrow for the same purpose. In conversation with the learned and courteous Judge Advocate, (of the aforesaid Court Martial) to wit, Mr. Hallett, he said: ‘It was certainly better the Court should adjourn over to-day in respect to General Jick=on’s name and services in preference to any other duy that we might have selected, cause it ix the anniversary of the battle of Bunker Hill, of which, I suppose, you have heard something doctor, in your time.” And then we thought of John, | Tyler’s triumphant visit to Boston in the summer of *43, and to the Bunker Hill celebration; and how he was received at New York, and how the great guns were fired on the water and on the land; and how he was escorted round the city by a mighty proces- sion, headed by the Corporation and Alderman Purdy, and followed by a host of old hunkers and subterra- neans. And then we also thought how Captain Tyler left the city on the expiration of his eventfal dynasty—unattended—“ solitary and alone”—melan- choly, and too late for the steamboat; which boat, twelve months before, would have lost her trip rather than have lost John Tyler. Alas! alas! what miserable worshippers we are of the rising sun, and how contemptuously we turn our backs to the setting luminary! There is nota more contemptibly selfish creature in God’s creation than a civilized image of Divinity. But this is a homily, and with homilies we have nothing. to do. Hon. Louis M‘Lane, of Maryland, goes to England. Whether it was the advertisement in the Herald, or the discovery that he had $20,000 to spare, we have not ascertained ; but we opine that he expects rather to make than to lose money upon this mission. He was one of the expelled cabinet of Gen. Jackson, and he went it strong for Harrison, but came out with dignified moderation for Polk during the late campaign. The post is one of which he could not ave dreamed a month go: though his history as a politician satisfies us of his ability to fill the office. He used to be rather equivocal on the wei of an- nexation, and somewhat ambiguous on the Oregon question ; but with the golden Sacra of $9,000 outfit, he will assuredly stand up for the immediate acquisition of the one territory, and for every solita- ry square inch of the other. Moreover, the State of Maryland will feel, the honor of the appointment ; and the consideration of giving the old State at least one important office doubtless had its influence with the administration. ; And Mr. Rhett goes to Europe privately? Was this St. George’s mission offered to him? Would he not have accepted it? Upon this hint there is yet time for Captain Polk to give South Carolina an official post abroad in the person of Mr. Rhett. Professor Espy says there was a severe storm to the westward last night. Hence the cool and strong gale from the northwest for the last twelve hours In about two weeks you will hear again the groans of the wounded and the curses of the decapitated. A goodly number of clerks will be then paid their last monthly instalment, and turned loose upon the community. Axp-EL-Kaper. Wasuineron, June 17, 1845. Trial of Capt. Voorhees. The Court Yartial met this morning at half past 10 o’clock, pursuant to adjournment. The journal of Satur- day was read and corrected, after which, President Stew- art requested the Judge Advocate to read the official or- der from the President of the United States, as well as the general order from George Bancroft, Acting Secreta- ry of War and Secretary of the Navy. After the reading, the President of the Court made a few remarks upon the character of the deceased, sug- gesting the propriety of an adjournment in token of re“ spect to the memory of the illustrious dead ; there was a difficulty, however, which was to be encountered, and ¢ to enable the court to understand it and to judge for them selves the responsibility that imposed itself upon th he ordered the Judge Advocate to read the follow: article ; the 39th of an“ Act for the better governm of the Navy of the United States,” on page 66 of Laws, in words as follows : ‘When the proceedings of any general court martial shall have commenced, they shall not be suspended or delayed on account of the absence of any member, pro- vided five or more be assembled ; but the court is en- joined to sit from day to day, Sundays excepted, until sentence be given. And no member of satd court shell, after the proceedings are begun, absent himself there- from, unless in case of sickness or orders to go on duty from’ a superior officer, on pain of being cashiered.” The court was then cleared for the members to gi opinion upon the subject. After a short se court was again op-ued, and the President announced the ourt adjourned till Wednesday morning, the 18th, at nalf past 10 o'clock, when the proceedings shall be for- zarded to you by D'lsora. | Wasnineton Crrv, June 16, 1845. The independent press is now viewed as the only vehicle, through which truth, without palliation or exaggeration, can be communicated to the public. The partizan presses, both whig and locofoco, dis- tort every thing that passes through their columns, and the most simple matters of fact, are made to tssume the jaundiced hue of party, with a view to delude, instead of enlightening the public. Aconsiderable degree of interest is now mani- fested by the public, on the subject of the two mis- sing instalments of the Mexican indemnity, which were paid to the agent of the United States on the 27th of August last. Itis thereby ascertained, that the Mexican government holds a complete acquit- tance from the agent; but a doubt has arisen in the mind of this government, whether it is bound by the acts of its agent—it being alleged that he did not receive payment in money. 1 enclose for the grati- fication of your readers, a copy of the power under which the agent acted, together with a definition of the word money, extracted from the standard work of the far-famed lexicographer, Noah Webster, in order that a correct opinion may be formed in re- gard to the liability of this government. As the present cabinet is evidently somewhat verdant in the principles of law, which govern exchange and commerce, itis hoped some one of your erudite lawyers in Wall street, will irradiate the benighted understanding of the inexperienced members who compose it, by. giving, an opinion through the columns of the independent press, that will set the matter at rest, and tranquilize the public mind. Joun Trier, President of the United States of America To all who shall see these presents—Gueetine Know ye that, reposing full faith and confidence in the Hon. Waddy Thompson, Envoy Extraordinary and Min- ister Plenipotentiary of the United States to the Mexi- can republic, I do hereby authorize and empower him to demand and receive from the proper authorities of the said Mexican republic, the amount of the awards which have been rendered in favor of citizens of the United States of America, under and by virtue of the conven- tion between the United States of America and the gov- ernment of the Mexican republic, conclud i at the city of Washington, on the elevent! in the year of our Lord one thousand eight thirty-nine, And I do hereby further authorize and em- power the aforesaid Hon. Waddy Thompson, Envoy Ex - traordinary and Minister Flenipotentiary as aforesaid the payment of the amount of the aforesaid a’ give and grant full acquittances for the same. And he is further authorized and empowered to appoint a substitute or substitutes, to act for him in the premises, m as full and ample a manner as he is by these presents authorized todo. And Ido hereby ratify all his acts, and the acts of his substitute or substitutes, in the premises. Intestimony whereof, I have caused these letters to be made patent, and the great seal of the Unitsd States of America to be hereunto affixed, diven under my hand, at the city of Washington, this sixth day of August, in the year of our Lord one [u. s.Jone thousand eight hundred and forty-two, 7 the independence of the United States t seventh. JOHN TYLE! By the President, Daxret Wenster, Secretary of State. Monny.—Coin ; stamped metal; any piece of metal, usually gold, silver ‘or copper, stamped by public au: thonty, and used as the medium of commerce. Bank notgs, or bills of credit issued authority, and ex- chi ble for coin, or redeemable, are also called mo- ney.— Webster's Dictionary. The latest intelligence from our Southwestern frontier announces to us that the arrogant Mexicans are about to oecupy that portion of the State of Tex- as which lies between the rivers Nueces and Bravo | del Norte. Brigadier General Sherman was about | 'o take measures to. repel the Mexican forces, and chastise them for their audacious attack on the in- | tegrity of our Union, in which he will be supported | by the gallant Commodore in command of that por- | ion of ourshome squadron which is at present on | the coast of Texas. The annexation will soon be | consummated, by the adoption of the resolution of | Congress, after which it will be incumbent en the oxeentive to extend the wgis of our constitution and laws over that portion of.our citizens who reside on the left bank of the river Bravo del Norte. The city | of Santa Fe, with its dependencies, comprises a po- | pule tion of at out thirty thousand souls, w! | groaning under the military despotiem of Mexico | The execution of this important duty will necessari- ly be attended with sor xpense, wand the for sespary fér its accomplishment will, of course, ve | owt from Missouri or Arkansae. If you wish to join