The New York Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1845, Page 3

MONEY MARICET, ‘Wednesday, Jane 25—6 P. M. The Stock Market is again becoming very much de- pressed. Quotations to-day show a ‘decline, and the transactions were to a very limited extent. Norwich and Worcester fell off } per cent; Canton, 1; Morris Ca- nal, 45 Railroad, j; Farmers’ Loan, §; Harlem, }; Pennsylvania 5's went up }. Vicksburg and United States Bank closed firm at Monday’s pric The Firemen’s Insurance Company of Baltimore have declared a half yearly dividend of six and one quarter Per cent, payable on the 2d July. ‘The Stark Manufacturing Company has declared a dividend of ten per cent. ‘The Maine Railroad three and a half per cent. The Taunton Branch four per cent. all for 6 months. ‘The Directors of the Boston and Worcester Railroad ve declared a dividend of 4 per cent onthe capital stock of the Corporation from the profits of the six months ending on the 31st of May last, payable on the Ast of July. The receipts of income during the six months, with a reserve of $13,162 from the previous divi. dend, amounted to $235,203, and the expenses to $107,982, leaving a net income of $127,221. We annex a table showing the quantity of certain cot, ton manufactures exported from Great Britain in the first three months of the past two years. When we look at the enormous amount exported, and consider what the home consumption must be, we have some idea of the immense manufacturing power of Great Britain, and the immense interest at stake in sustaining that branch of national in- dustry. The declared or real valvfe of the quantity of the manufactures included in this table is not officially given, but it must be an enormous amount. ‘The best market for plain calicoes is inthe East Indies—Bombay, Caloutta and China—about one-third of the exports being to that section of the world. The best markets for printed and dyed calicoes are in Germany, Brazils, Tur- key and Greece—these countries taking about one-third of tle exports. The exportation of printed and dyed calicoes from Great Britain to China has fallen off this year about fifty per cent, while the exports of plain cali- coesto China have increased nearly one hundred per cent. The annexed statement gives the quantity ex- ported toeach country for the same period in the last two years, and a comparison will show the increase and decrease in this trade with each nation. Manvuractures or Corton Exrortrp From Great Bri Taw FoR THE Finst Tauren Montus or tHe Years 1844 AND 1845. Printed and Dyed Calicoes. Plain Calicoes. Countries tag lich "ing... 18, 1844. 1815, British . 6,574,779 7,796,444 6,014,559 8,420,191 Bri 1 2,061,929 2,581,568 3455,197 4,148,453 25, 21437,063 4,565,061 160 1,355,193 1,221,745 202,913 ‘914.7: 14214 757,046 2,081 034 47,594 29,937 jew Zealani ; i Manritins,... 176,497 599,621 Cape of Good Hope and Atgoa Bay 758,777 378,964 825,618 434,316 & riven a 4,329 7 9,330 10,620 Guerusey & Jerse — 4 — — Gi tar 3,059,915 6,012,785 9,895,129 2,598,125, Malta an . Islands, 1,012,195 2,150,717 * 610,320 1,012 Frace 326,752 K 658,198 "555,735, 4,801,052 4,218,117 4,246,907 561,255 983,075 813,011 6,018,878 10,973,751 13,035,260 83,621 47: 18,994 214,697 131,668 179,623 — — 87,122 2300 188,06 — 1/889 6,803,380 5,258,154 2,770,031 , 831,703 "625,726 Auatria, ‘Trieste & Ve 2,972,175 2,699,919 1,082,660 1,606,304 Tuscany & Sardinia, ‘ including Genoa 7)707,372 5,538,112 6,372,532 316,958 "988,378 “952222 45,108 83,244 e2e8s88e ett 8 Turkey and Greece, including Syra and 13,978,296 13,910,795 522,154 5,225! 1,215,003 4,280 52,659 20,898,888 39,909,911 1,538,640 978,063 3,338,51 4,774,296 1,900,315 2,841,610 (545,652 1,138,700 165,611 174,890 bones... 273,988 42,100 529,767 - Sierrs Leone, Fernan- a do Po, aud Cape C. Castl 445,601 231,713 2,500 33,040 Coast of Ai " : seed cluding tS, 778,410 31,600, 324,700 Cape Verd Islands. 10,522 241,390 5,923 South Seas... — 110/800 51,642 + 68,670,428 190,950,604 102,320,780 110,801,157 ‘The domestic demand for the manufactures of Great Britain, must be very great. The consumption of cot. ton manufactures by thirty-five millions of people, must be suficient to give employment to millions of spindl ‘The manufacturers of Great Britain have yet almost the complete monopoly of this trade, and must continue to enjoy it for years, notwithstanding the rapid increase in the establishment of magufactories in this country.— We have a very extensive domestic demand to satisfy be- fore we can export any quantity. Our fabrics are more calculated for home consumption than for exportation.— ‘With the exception of white cottons, such as are called domestics, we export very few articles of cotton manu- facture. We are rapidly building up markets for our domestic manufactures in every part of the world, and must certainly secure the complete control of the con- sumption of this article. Our commercial operations in China have been eminently successful, so far as cot- ton manufactures are concerned at least. Twilled cot- ton jeans for the United States have been advantageous- ly placed in the Chinese markets, and commanded a de- cided preference over British fabrics of a similar make. We must gradually progress in manufacturing, but long before we arrive at the age of this industry in Great Bri tain, we shall be far beyond the present position of that country in the business, As an instance of the relative position of the two countries at this moment, ‘we will merely mention the fact, that one cotton manu- facturing establishment in Manchester, England, has up- wards of 210,000 spindles in operation, while all the manufactories of Lowell, Massachusetts, have in opera- tion only 204,076 spindles. The New England States being peculiarly adapted to manufacturing operation: the capital employed in the manufacture of cotton goods in that section is greater than nearly all other sections o! the country put together. Nearly one-half of the raw ma- terial consumed inthe United States is consumed in the Eastern States, and imported into Boston. The consump- tion throughout the country has not increased so rapid- ly as it bas in } ichusetts and Rhode Island. Thisis evidence that the manufacturers of that section of the country nsibly affected by the revulsions in the money market, and the continual changes in the smaller manufacturers in other parts of the country, whose capital and resources are more limited, and who require in the beginning of their enterprise protection to a certain extent. Our tariffs require modi- sivations, from time to time, to suit the wants of the go- vernment and reduce any surplus that may have accu, mulated during the period in which any great interest required protection. A tariff based upon the principles oa which the compromise act was founded, with a lo gertimetorun and a more gradual reduction, would suit the peculiarity of our institutions better than any other policy that could be adopted. ‘This would give any local interest time to establish itself, and the features being established, every one could govern himself ac- cordingly. The increase in manufactures of cotton, and in the amount of capital employed in this branch of bu- siness since 1840, shows that the low average duty clos- ing the compromise act and the high tariff of 1842, have less influence on the movements of those engaged than imagined by a large portion of the public. Since 183) the currency of the country has been very uniform, and the value of money very regular. To this we can, in a great measure, attribute the steady improvement observ. ed inthis department. Cariran Inveeten axp VaLuR of Magyractunes iy THe Unite Srates, Capital Value of Goods invested. manufactured. «851,102,350 16,3504 +» 55,960,088 soatgont 49,971,805 54,997,407 58,990,520 65,000,000 ‘The inorease according to this table was about as large each year previous to the passage of the present tarif'act, as since. We annex a table exhibiting the value of manufactures of cotton exported from the United States, for the past four years. Manvractunes or Corron ORTED vex THs Usiten TATES FOR THE PAST Foun Year ae ‘alue, Value, Val.’i3, Value. Destination. 18it, "1842," 9 moe, 1844. Swed est, fafics.. ‘ 76 i 1 965, Denish West lndies,... 40,085 35,743 41,500 suse Towns. . 1,402 50 ‘24 Holland and dependenc’s 9,162 53,173. 66,219 England ad do... 218508 148,919 196,733 Krance, &e. 31604 91.993 6,35 Spain, be. se 107,071 212,077 62,002 1 ly aud Sie a3, 4 ‘Trieste and other Austri. aut porte... ae BJ ‘Turkey, Levant, & 01,780 00,678 5, 104,619 AP Citak oa ein 4190 35,783 S451 19,48 ‘ews and Mexico, 219,508 168,578 U8479 «177,810 . + 1,671,005 1,563,471 1,188,995 South Sound Packt.’ torus $3,122,546 2,970,690 9,283,550 2,684,203 It will be observed that the value of the exports for aine months ending June 30, 1843, was greater than for the whole of either of the other three years. The ex ports of these goods to Great Britain and dependencies in 1844, were much largergthan in 1943 or *42, while there was a falling off'in the exportation to nearly every other country. The decline -in the trade with China in these articles, cannot be satisfactorily account- ed for. The manufacture of these goods was, without doubt, much larger in 1844, than in either of the three previous years, and it is possible the home demand was sufficiently large to take a great portion of the supplies, leaving a less quantity for exportation than usual. Old Stock Exchange. $1000 NY City 5's, "58 100shas Canton Co ope 4244 6000 Ohio 7's Wg 150 do op 42 30000 Pean’a 5's 79% 15 do 530 42 4000 do. b60 75" 50 Morris Canal 31% 5000 do 060 7614 50 do 60 324 20000 do 60 764% 50 East Boston 1344 10000 do. 76° 25 Harlem RR 30 67 £000 Kentucky 6’ W244 50 do or Gshas Bk StiteNY 90° 30 Erie RR 30 20 National Bk 9834 150 Norand Wore 3 70 Atlantic Bk, Bk’n 9650. do. TB 50 NO Canal Bk 3950 do 30 735 150 Farmers’ Tr 26) 50 do bad 733, 100 do 26's 50 Reading RR 860 54) 50 do 36% 50 do 54) Second Board. 10 shas Canton Co 419% 25shas Norand Wore 73 so do 590 41 do snw 73 do 30412 50 E Boston Co —b60 18 25 Harlem RR 67° 50 LIsland RR n ‘armers? Ln $3036 100 do 830 7134 40 do 81036 © 50 Reading RR 0 55 100 do. B30 36 = 25 Stonington RR 294 New Stock Exchange. 100 shas Vieksburg Bk ¢ 8g 50 shas Farm's Tr 20 35 40 Farmers’ Tr p10 suis 100 do 83 363¢ 50 do ¢ 36% 25 Canton Co. S10 4245 75 do ¢ 364 100 NJStm Nav 530 18 1 do bim 37 50 L IslandRR- 830 71) 50 do b3 363g 50 do 83 71 50 do b10 368 25 do b8 71% 2% = do 83.36% 50 Norand Wore —¢ 738% 100 do 3% 50 do 83 73 50 do 36036 «35 do 830 72 600 do, 39037 50 do 33-73) i wee Ah Stocks at Boston. xcHancr Boaun, June 24.—$3000 Reading RR bends, 1847, 795 3000 do, 1950, 7312; S'shavess Boston, and Worcesre? ICR 12043 RR, 104; 12 do 10146; 25 N England Worsted Co, 102%; 50 Old Colony RR, 1 joston and Lowell RR, 10d, 124510 Cheshire WR, 10634; 20 Portland, Saco. and Ports: mouth RR, bgm, 103%; 6 Shawmut Bk, 9; 30. Wilminguag fey odo, bim, z ony 4 . 7234 5 im, 72; So Norwich and Worcester HR, bim, 1354; do 13, 00 de . _ TREASURER’S OFFICE, Nonwicu_ ano bd hae Sgr Co., jorwich, oun., June 24, 1815. A DIVIDEND of Three per cent for the lastsix months been dec'a:ed on the shares of this Corporati and »fter the first day of July next, to the holders ‘of Stock on the 28th iust., at the Transfer Office over the Suffolk Bank, Boston; ar the Bank of the State of New York, in the City of New York, and at this Office, ‘Che Books will be closed from the 27th of June instant, to the 4th of July: next inclusive. G. 8. PERKINS, J e%toJutys igh ‘reasurer. NOTICE. TT HE Undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the public that his Benefit, which was to have taken plac= last nightat the Bowery, was invariably. postponed from ¢ cumstances beyond his control, On his arrival in the mornin for rehenrsl he found that the Theatre had changed hands and atnieht the Company discharged. DINNEFORD. je26 It*re Q be ration, pays ble on Ee eee ACKET SHIP GARRICK FOR LIVERPOOL.—Pas- seugers by this ship will please be on board, at Orleans whoth toot of Wall street tomorrow (Kriday } inorningy 27th ast, at 12 o’clock, at which time the will sail. Letter Vays’ will close at the usual places, at half past 11 o’elock. ju26 re FOR SALE reshment Saloon, nicely 'y good busivess. business of this it offers an excellent opportunity. For particulurs address G-R. B., atthe Herald office. for the purpote- of an interview. Seas sttre DR. BOSTWICK, No. 75 Chambers Street, ONG known to this community as a skilful and successful Operative Surgeon and Practical Physician, may be con- sulted any time Vie the C4 and evening. s , FREE ADVIC 'O THE POOR will be given every day between 3and 4 o'clock. For a proof of his success in the treatment of Surgical and Medical Dis- eisec, he relers the ‘reader to the Monthly Report of the York’ Medical and Surgical Iustitute in another column. strangers or any one requiring it, reterences will be given to Z, many of the most eminent men of this city, as to his respectabil G4 and qualifica’ 5 fice 75 Chambers street, first house west of Broadway. je2%6 2tis*re. BOARDING. TP.WO or three respectable Young Men can be accommoda- ted with Breakfast and ‘Tea, with single Beds, for ‘Two ollars per_week, full board $2 75, at 179 Church street, one ‘om Franklin. { B.—Respectable references required. 326 st're SUMMEK BOAKD. rt Hamilton, (pri- ws house. Gentle- 1 @ shady, cool retreat ni nd, Convenient to stages, may apply, No. 41 Pine treet, back office, up stai: i026 Iec y TO FLUTE AMATEURS. R. GOSDEN (for many years Fh the Park Thea- tre,) being disengaged until the ré ning of the regular would be happy to devote his day or evening, to giving’ instruction. Residence No. 1 stivet. je%6 3t*re UsT (UShigEy and Tor sale by Wm, Radde, No. 322 anual (EPATHIC PRESCRIPTIONS, By H. Shenile, M. D., Member of the N. Y. Homeepath ic In- d author of the ‘Treatise on Epidemic Diseases. re HUNDRE nae, DOLLARS REWARD. cht, a Lady's Purse, contaiue ollar bills ov the State Bank of New 1€ Mexican Doubloon; one half do do; th do do; one Enylish Sovereixn; one half American 3 small Mexican Silver coin called Qua: tillos: and three iss Whist Markers, the one’s face representing Queen View toria, the other's face marks 1, 2, 3, like the spots of cards. ie finder will receive the above reward and no questions asked, by delivering the purse and contents at No.2 Cottage Plece. Je26 St*re FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. OST—Monday evening, in 023d street Stage, or in Union Square, an Eve Glass, &c., on a silk Guard Chain. The fi der will receive the above reward by leaving them at No. 12 Exchange FI Je25 2t"re FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD, TOLEN—At about one o'clock on Friday last, from 2% Gold street, Bank notes, viz :—Two One Hundred Dollar Bills and a Fifty Dollar Bill, believed to be of the Mechames’ Banke ngAssociation and Fulton Bank. Qne Fil Fives, atwo, aida One, of Fulton Bank, Also, Five Dollar note ofthe Bank of Awerica, on the back of which was the name of Wm. Me- pn, June 13, 1845. Likewise, a Dratt on Rogers, Ketchum &C $109 52, A check on the Bank of America, of June 13th for $100. to the street. ‘Phe above reward is offered for information leadin recowry of the money. Notice to be gives at 3% Gold 5-25 2tis*m FIVE DOLLARS REWARD, LQ8220n Monday last, (6th inst.) at the Park Theatre, or betweeu the Theatre and Park Place, a Gold Bracelet, in the form of a Snake, having an opal set in the head. ‘The finder will receive the above named reward on returning the same at No. 44 Broad street. je24 lw*re ATWILL’S MUSIC Kos THE “BOHEMIAN GIRL.” CAUTION TO MUSIC SELLERS, PERI ODICAL AGENTS, NEWS VENDERS, &. N the Month of December last, I adapted the Music of th nak ra at a very great expense, adding new matter, new the cow" thereto, and [secured tognysell Ferrett & Co., of Philadel- ome original poetry ight theteol. ‘The fi phia, have thought fit to ious, cheap edition of this music, with my poetry. ptation thereof, and their Agents have been selling the same. I have, by my counsel, amuel Owen, tuted proceedings against. these Agents, and hereby give notice that 1 will prosecute all per sous who inay vend the spurious edition copied from my Music iy the aid Bennett & Co. he gennine Susie, ay arranged, vdapted and published me, bears the sutographs of those emmient socalists, Mr. r5. Seguin, and Mr. Frazer, “ ‘ AT WILL, 201 Broadway, Couutry papers in the employ of Atwill, will insert the bove three mouths Je25 i EXPRESS NOTICE, i irous of doing all in their power the Goverument, in its ex i ghesver Hostages, hereby give wotice, that on a day of July nextno mailable matter whatever, elopes, or in wrappers, will be rec Otlices fs trizsmission by ekpress, or othe, Positive in: jons will be givew.to their Agents to refuse | mailable matter, under wh fever guise it may be offered. IVINGSTON & WELLS, aud Buffalo” Express. Je23 Uaju ec ew New York, June 23, 1945. CARVEK & HALL, ARCHITECTS, Engineers, “Buildin ‘Ageuts, 33 Wall few York: St North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Plans, Specifications and Estimates for Build: Drawi and Specifications for Patent Rights, Real Es- tate bought and sold; mouey loaned and invested; property loxsed and rents collected. Je2 mere COMIC ALMANACS FOR 1846, FOUR KINDS. EWS agents, cheap publication depots, booksellers, and the public generally, are hereby notified of the annual appearance of ou ‘Almanacs, replete with fun and fine xtracted with care from the laughing volume of her's Comic, Turner's Comic, Crockett’s Go a Head Comic, and De Darkies Comic, those on the spot will call, look, langh, and buy ; those at « distance will order, of send for samples. Always on sale the grentest variety and quontity of Childrens? Hooks, tolored and pl: jooks, colored prints, Ke. &e. in the country; catalogues on applion: tion. Show fall kinds given to deal ‘i mh e sell owire y low, Ne ot and di I justice to all orders, in time, kinds, quantity, and pric. TURNER & FISHER, ‘Jel Im*re 74 Chatham street NEW EMBROIDERIES. PETER RQBERTS respectfully calls the attention of his friends and the public to some splendid goods of the above ‘or and Real Estate ription, received by recent arrival m the European manufact rifling advance on the original cost tion toseveral lots pure nection, at an imi ‘sacrifice, Which will be found well deserving. an’ early inspection. The following are very desirable, being 25 per ceut under the usual a wat ue Chemisetts, richly embroidered, from Ms to $3,50 500 Embroidered Collars, finished edges, for &s., usual price Ws 6d, 150 Embroidered Capes, at $3, usual price $5, odo ap rom 200 prs Embroidered 1 ease Embroi 00 dor Linen Lawn st do vn FS, . yet ~~ c dit ice, aseortment 1 ot Von which are offered unusually mare rede ven Seanes of various styles, of Swiss and French Muslins, is sei, bla ney ‘ke Ke nape justin , a 6 5 Ger all of which will be sold Seghded targa” Gloves, fo. 37) BROADWAY. GOO gals best quality English Linseed O1l myal Im*re Ti theo? WOOD! ENTURNS, 67 South ot Fesses, ve y peers: ih rom tlemen’s use. nie, for do, from ha'ode «es INSEED OF SITUATION WANTED. 4, YOUNG MAN, just fom Scotland, is desirous of pro AA. curing employment as in a. Dry Goods Store mid have no objections to mal himself. engralty, usefe aad reference can be given. Address W. My Herald Offic fe ANTED—Several Coruish Miners. Apply to. EVERETT & BM Er LE, J€% 3t%ec South street, WANTED Several men acquainted with the City, e.; with selling Books, &c.A good chanee for good men, Apply immediately at 150 Fulton street, New York, Je2b 2r%ee Ww ‘uation ina private family . Good reference can be eived until Saturday next. je26 It*ec Ww? ANTED—At the Battery Hotel, a steady active man, a3 Waiter. Je26 tre ED—A stout, active Roller Boy, one who is ac h nted with Jobbing. “None others need apply.” Re ferences required, Exquite Fourth Story Herald Building. Je’ re ‘with good references as to character = at the desk of this office for Jedt 3t*re ANTED—A Freuch Woman, in the capreity of Lady's Maid," She must give good references in the city, Apply to P. F. at the desk of this office. je24 3tfre HORSE WANTED. OR A LADY’S USE—Kither a pacer, or au easy fast trot- ter, not over 1534 hands high, oreight years of age, soun aud gentle, Address box 670, 'Post Office, stating lowest &e, ead ttre pr WANTEDSA few active, intelligent men, to act as agents for the sale of new and popular Publications, indifferent | parts of the country, $300 per year over their, board will be | lusured them in writing, with an opportunity of clearing $1000 , per year, and more if they are i employ, will no doubt make oy: tive Some men, now in our $1000 per year, clear of all ex- pences, ‘and there is about half'a dozen places open, which must re filles ch man will have his district, and it will be neces- sary for tl to have at least $25 or $50, to obtain a mood fitting out. None need apply unless he has amount, for it is our | object to get them started in such a manner as will be beneli- cial to them, as well as to us. Apply at 95 Duane street. Letters must be post paid, je12 Im*rh. ar pra WINES, OIL, OLIVES, &e. ILBERT DAVIS, 45 Pine street, corner of offers for sale the following articles of his own select and importation :— Pure Pale Sherry Wine, of the highest order. Port, in wood and glass, do do Champagne. do dy, Clos de Vougeot,Chambertin Remanne do. do lohannisberg and = Marcobrun Cabinet, Steinberger, de do Seuebeeger: Bronneberg, Greunhausen and Peisporter, do Claret, Chateau Margaux, Lafitte, yur, se, Cos'de Astornell. ‘ do Na Lagrimchristi, white an dred do small packages of AMUSEMENT AUCTION NOTICE mpyunsd ay: a at tte between Avenue C. and D., Patent fai ing, Machinery, Drums, Beltvg Punches, a, hc. toge th ll mach on au extensive b ished, common, on ‘good opportunity for one who ig business, beivg now in until the sale, aud the ouly establishinent ‘ Also, 30.000 ir Run, Rungs, of double length. Also, 200 dozen Painted Pails of the best quality. JeBWlvrve ‘A. C. TUTTLE, Auctioneer. TTP HE le of Siznor Vito Vitis grand collection of Marble and Alabaster Statuary, Vases-and Ornaments. splendid ina, Plated Ware, Lamps, Girandoles, aud other rich Fancy will be continued this Evening at the large Hall of the Coliseum, No. 450 Brocdway, to commence at o'clock pre- cisely. JACOB 8. PLATT. je it*ec WM. W, SHIRLEY, Auctioneer. Bred ecb ARDILARGE AND BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF STUFFED BIRDS —Friday, June 2th, 10 o'clock, at the Sales Room, No, 151 Broadway, without ve,a choice collection of Hirds, preseryed in't t ner by Win. Galbraith, embracing some of the most be. tiful Birds of the United States. w so, Huinming and other Birds, from the West Indies and South Aimerica, will retain their present appearance, aud suit- able for Parlor or Cabinet. At 12 o’clock, 8 Pianofortes, London and New York makers, new.and second hand. Sale peremptory, to pay advances. 3€26 Itistec COLTON & CO., Auctioneers, 118 Fulton and 34 Anu vets.—This day, (Thursday) Jine 2th, at 1033 o'clock. h street, between Avenue Cand D, anew Patent Pail Factory now in complete operation and will 50 remain till after the sale, capable. of 300 pails per day — Cl Also, 200 dozen Ju26 Ie*rre THE PATENT GALVANIC RINGS AND CRISTIE’S MAGNETIC FLUID. N ADVERTISEMENT will be found on the outside, in relation to this new and extraordinary discovery m medi PARK THEATRE. FRENCH OPERA. g, June 26th, e this Season. UETORIERES. a Mathien Chaffary After which, DIEU 2. M Surgeon, Servant, Pelleve her | Elise Mlle Eugenie rst Tier of Boxes and Parquette, ‘Tiers, 50 cents; Gallery, 2 cents. oors open atT o'clock, acd the Curtam will mse precisely at nalf-pase7 o'clock. NIBLO'S GARDEN. Second Week of MR ROBERTS, ‘The celebrated Comedian from the London Theatres Second Week of the Avjeaanee of the Wonderful ROBAT FAMILY! Rosambert, Sain M Montassier Mathieu not Thursday Evening, June 26th. To commence with a new Burl, called the TRUMPETER’S DAUGHTE Madelon Miss Taylor | Phillipot, Mr. Roberts Muller Nickinson | Robin, Bleecker Achilles,.... » Deering. Leal hour. \) Se Pe BM Ica aces biaieche-nehtiencaketer tiie GYMNASTIC PANTOMIMISTS, jeasrs. Nuun, Walker, Honey and. Stewa Pas de Deux by Misses Celeste nnd. Partington, To conclude with the Fares 0 MR. AND MRS. WHI’ Maj Pepper, Nickinson | Widow White, Miss Mathews Frank Brown, Gallagher | Mrs White, Miss Taylor Peter White, Placide | Kitty Clover, Mrs Watts (CF Aa effeiant Police wiil always Ue in atteadaace to main- tain good order and keep all iinproper persons out. g- Tickets Fift Cents -£3) A limited number of Season Tickets will be re lumases to commence at 8 o’elock of. PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE. mublic ral rt. ce. object in ring to it is to warn the urtouadmitations, which are entirely devoid of a vanie influence, and consequently without any” beneficial e The MAGNETIC FLUID is always in conneetion wi GALVANIC RINGS to. promote their more effe and {0 direct the galvanic current to the pat i which are affected’ The ont ey ia New. York is at T7 dM FULTON srit iT, a few doors from Broadway ir. Cristie te lar portions given iv this paper of the respective Agencit yng established W. A. SMETS, A T227Broadway. under the New York Hotel, corner of War verley Place, formerly of 258 Broadway, has the honor. to inform the and particularly the strangers, that he has ich aud splendid and extra rich Man- ledies, the late arrivals, some politan, A few superior Parmesan Cheese; 50 Queen's Olives, selected at Seville. ‘Also, the best Lucea Oil. ‘The above articles are warranted to be the very best quality, ud selected w at care, without regard to, cost, by the Subscriber, dariug the last niue months. Je% Lwism SOMETHING NEW AND USEFUL. ASTER long endeavors, the undersigned has introducing to the people of the United Stat they have long needed. Jt Js in the shape of a Fast PATES D'AMANDES, (Orgeat Paste,) while it combines a healthy and pleasant driuk for the Summer. While mi ses these qualities it is at the same time useful in removing Heartbum and Sour Stomach, and is a capital drink for diseases of the chest. Its component parts are very innocent and it can be recommended to females in all stages of life; good for wet nurses, and can be used atsea asa substitute for milk, Prepared ’and sold for the Proprietor by L. Joachims-en, No. 129 Attorney street. Je24 im*re TO CITY AND COUNTRY MUSIC DEALERS AND PROFESSORS OF INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. FP HEUNDERSIGNED would respetfully inform his friends and patrons, that he has just received, from Europe, a large assortment of Violins, of various prices and quality; Cellos Double Bass; Ophili h 9 witl eys; Bass and Tenor Trombones, with vaive and French Horn, with valve and plain; Trumpets; Cornets: , ; RES a fealty at Vio in Btrings, and other instru- F. WOLTER, 3 116 West Broadway, up stairs. Military Bands supplied at the most reasouable terms, Je19 Im*re ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER. , NEWLY INVENTED ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER Warranted the most perfect article of the kind ever inven- |. Ithas been in use for some time, and approved of by all medical men who, have examined it, and pronounced b the best article of the kind ever offered to the public. ‘The af- flicted are requested to call and examine for themselves. The inventor has put them down to the low price of One Dollar, To be had only of Madame Osscar, 21 Murray street, New York. his Article can be sent to any’ Rart of the United States, by istance can have them sent, by addresrit de! E WATCHES AND JEWELRY.—Those who wish to purchase Gold or Silver Watches, Gold Chaius, Gold Pencils, Keys, &e., will find it greatly to their ad- vantage to call on the subscriber, who is selling all descriptions of the above at retail much lower than any other house in the city. Gold Watches as low as $20 and $25 each. Watches and Jewelry exchanged or bought. All Watches warranted to keep good time or the money refunded. Watches and Jewely repair- ed in the best manner and warranted, at much less the unig price them In*re 3. C, ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewelry, ‘Wholesale and Retail, 51 Wall street, m2 luntec Late 80, cor, William st.. up stair CONNOR WARD. NFORMATION WANTED of Con jpringfiel os aes AY Peg who x tes Adds ee We sca. TAPBC! Ward, Inte of give any informa. ‘Ward. wile, TT, South st, cor. Maiden lane. imy20 rre [F RSTHER COHEN, “who formerly lived with Mrs Hughes, Boarding-house keeper, Union street, Liverpool— teft England about pine Years ago 'to hive in New York—will write to her father, No. 14 New Bailey street, Salford, Manciies- ter, ia England, she will hear something greatly to her advan: tage ‘myl0 2m dyfewy* re CROTON BATH. OR SAL"E—The Croton Bath, situated at the corner of East Broadway and Catharine street, together with the stock and ves; now iu complete o Also, seven years of an unex sold.a bargain or exchanged for other property. For further particulars apply on the premises. 521 lw*re PIANO-FORTES FOR HIRE, AT 411 BROADWAY, (UP STAIRS.) D WALKER has constantly on hand 2 * ment of elegant Rosewood a ‘y, of every description, including Grands and Cabinets, which are loaued on hire at the above establishment, or at his manu- factory, No. 40 West Mth street, near the 6th avenue. _ Also, New Pranos for sale, with all the modera improve- ments, warranted equal to any in the United States. 13'tm*rre ASOLIAN HARPS. NNS & CLARK having purchased the patent right for ‘Coleman’s Aolian Attachmentto the Pianoforte,” for the entire Us States, (excepting Massachusetts,) announce to that they are now prepa to supply Pianofortes improvement attached, or to attach the same to any ade horizoutal Pianofortes. In ropes cots durability N.&C, are prepared to satisfy the most pre- d mind, their own critical examination and experience the assertion, that the “AZolian” will remain in.tune in any climate, and it will not be affected by transitions of atmosphere. ‘The most satisfactory warrantee is given with each instrument. : ei Bi "The public are mvited to examine the “Aolian Pianofortes” at their w: 210 Broadway, room, No. opposite the Park, where also may be found an assortment of 6, 644 and 7 Octave Pianofortes, both in rosewood and mahogany cases. 26 6m*re NEW MUSIC. P,, RILEY &0O,, 207 Broadway, publish and keep on hand ui extensive assortment of New and Fashionable Music, which they offer for sale at wholesale and retail xt the lowest possible prices. ‘Chey manufacture I ity-—-Wwarrant every article they sell, Id with the different branch of their bi eupplied at the most reasonable rates. HARPS—REMOVAL OF WAREROOMS _ To No. 281 Broadway, opposite Washington Hail FROWNE, Maker and Inmporter ees ved Patent F. Bi J Grand 6 aus 6'oetar Double A tarps, begs to morro endsand the musical world, he has removed. h ware: their rooins t0 the above commodius premises, and would call special attention to anew, unique, and beautiful specimen of rund 64 octave double action Huis has just completed. J.F. B. is constantly receiving the most flattering als from the first musical talent, regerding th great brilliancy of tone, touch, and and has received the Franklin medal of ty of Arts, for its ment) Harps re 4 Li and 73 Chambers street, New Y mdse W re Established 181 ~~ BOARD IN THE COUNTRY. ADIES or Gentlemen desirous of obtaining private and retired board, in a plessant and healthy part of the country, L about an hours ride from the city, can be accommodated by a plying to MR. E. DODGE, 9! Harrison street. je2i_Im ec TO CAPITALISTS. A RARE CHANCE—To i fe and profitabl for the &.1 (omrpose. jeulars enquire at Mr. J, Ditteuhoe fer, 25 Cedar st.; 1 1 Stettheimer & Brothers, 87 Beaver street. jutd Im*re Tieth! Teeth! TENTH! WONDERFUL IMPROVE DR. BROWN, DENTIST, AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT 0. 2806 BROADWAY, three doors abov street, next to Stewart's new building, conti to insert Premiuin Artificial Teeth, (rom one to a whole set, on the Selenite Principles of Atinosymeric Pressure. Also, his cele- brated WHITE CEMENT, for filling decayed teeth, and warranted useful for mastication LOOSE TEE’ x from medical treatment, Chambers cared te] eae, cae without pain. ‘Teeth extracted with less PRICES LESS than any other Dentist in this city. References will be given to aumerous families and to the medical faculty in this city, by calling at No. 28044 Broadway. my27_Im*th TEETH, TEETH, TEETH. 75 Only. A LL KINDS of Denteal Operations performed ina saperjot atyle and cheaper than any other dentist in the c ity or country dentists can have plate-work by applying at the office. Tustructions in any single branch, or in the whole sys tem of dentistry, will be given on the most reasonable terms. N. TAYLOR, Surgical and Mechanical my2t int 62 East Bron DENTISTRY—VALUABLE DISCOVERY. Hy wi PRESERVE YOUR TEETH, ; td x Are 7s the toot! a y calling m d street, near Iway, you red. He bas an entire have it effectually and enti el. He ‘ ‘Ww preparation, will cw in Ww it itl Palade incnarenloneecapeeeeh bray ke Mlled sation ice: BEACON COURSE, place on Monday, Thursday, and Saturday of next viz the 30th of June and 3i and5th of Joly, weather 100. The fol owing race ch, at 336 :—First a Purse of $900 fora Race of one mile, $40 to the 2d in the Race, Forthis Racethe following Entries have been made :—~ 1 Major Henry Stannard, Bantam, or Robert 2 Ambrose Jackson, . who has arrived 3 William Barlow, m § -otiand for the Race. 4 Richard Hall, 8 Edward Chenue, 5 John Smith, ‘m. Lewis, 9 Wi 6 Ignace Katanachiate, the Iro- | 10 Wm. Roorback, quois Indian from Canada. | 11 G, Bergen. # Saine Day At to'elock a Purse, of $200 forthe grentertdis- tance walked in o1 For this Purse the following En- tries have been mad 1 James Wood, of Charleston, | 10 North Star, of Canada, sc. 11 Charles Freeman, 2 Charles Wright, 12 Charles Kirk, 3 George Rice, 13 John Navils, 4G. Bingen, WJ “ 5 John 8. Vandina, 15 George Whitehead, 6 J, Taylor, 16 Wm. Vermilyea, 7 E. Chenny, 17 Wm. 8 Sherwood. 8 John Thompson. 18 J. Boston. 9 R. Hall, HURDLE AND FOOT RACE FOR PURSES OF soo ON 34 JULY. To take place on 3d July—First, a Footrace of five miles for a purse of $160-~875 to,the second best ‘and ‘$25 to the third best:: to come off at 334 o'clock. For this race the following ave been made :— 6. Ambrose Jackson. 7. R. M. Hall. 8, Peter Hutcherson. 9. Igrace Katanchiate, roquois Indian. 10. Welch Bautum. 11. C. Dermond. the Ys | me Day.—A Hurdle Race at 4 o’clock, for a purse of $400, $100 to the second horse, third horse to receive back his ex trance. ‘The race to be 14 mile heats, four hurdles of four feet each to the mile. For this race the following entries have been made :— Mr. C. Duchesny, of Montreal, enter Barry Clark, from Santa Fe. Oscar Swertland, . (This horse i r to Fa TEN MILE RACE, TO TAKE ON. URDAY THE 5ru OF JULY, FOR A PURSE OF $300— $130 to the, second, and $90 to the third in the rece—To come fF at 344 o’clock. For this race the following entries have heen made > 1, William Jackson, the Ame- | 6, R. M. Hall. deer. . Dermond. 2. eve. James Whelan 3. Major Henry Stannard. ‘Wm. Pinckney. 4. % 10. Ignace Katanchiate, the John Steeprock, the Indian hief fran tf roquois from Canada. Chief from Towanda. 5, Edward Cheney. sai P.$.—Shoald the weather be unfavorable, the rice will come off on first al Satunlay evening. 'Shonld there be any take or entries omitted. it, will he corrected by leaving in- formation of the same with Randall Smith, Park Row. Fach persoa running or walking, can have their numbers by’ calling on Mr, Smith, Saturday Evening. Each person will be requir- ed to wear a body shirt. The riders in the Huvdle Race to ride in Jockey dress. There will be no distancing in the Hurd ing, his horse can be rod rd to Weight. be open unt FOOT RACE OF FIVE MILES ON THE BEA- sng ar ON COURSE: ace. 6 TPR UP Gah come off ce 34 July, weather’ sotate ting — I Wm. Jackson, the American ne Willinms,orthé Welch jobert Bantam, who has just ar rived from Scotland. Major Henry Stannard, Ambrose Jacks Ignace Katanchi ‘an from Ci Traguois Long Mike, R Hall, of Boston. Edward Cheung, Peter Hutchison, Wm. Fowl. HURDLE RACE. Same Day—For Purse of $100—One Hundred Dollars. to se- cond horse. The following Entries have been made for this ne Mr. C. Duchesny, of Montreal, enters b. gd, Hops. Barney Clark, late from Santa i, enters g. h. Suip. Sweatland, late from Fort Gibson, enters ch. h. horse is olf brother to Fashion. veral entries more to be made in each ofthe above of the advertisements stating that the e until the 30th instant for 22d, as was 1n- close Je25 2t*m HARLEM PARK COURSE PP HIS DAY. Thursday, Jone afch, at 3 Mc Mateh Mile Heats, bs tween H. Jones’ Pacing Poney, Black Joke, and Col. Bertives? Pocing Horse ch. Sorrel — Immediately after. Match Thre Miles out, between the same horses; both Match Parse for $30, Mile Hew horses who never won a Pui Entries for the Purse to be made at the to’elock; three or more to make a F: NEW FERRY TU FORT HAMILTON, YELLOW HOOK AND NEW YORK. ‘The steamboat HAMILTON, Captain H. fallan, will ran between New York, Yellow till farther notice, Hast River:— best 3 in 5, under ver $50, ‘ourse on or before look, as follows, every, chy. ra New York, 7 o'clock, A, Fare 1236 cents. detain ae dui FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL. ine Royal Mail Stam Ships CALEDO- NiAand HI A, whiten ike for the above ports, as follows:— Tuesday, July Ist edaesday, ay Toth. Caledonia, E.G. iver Alex. Rie nssage to Liverpool. Passage to Halife-y Apply to D. je 5 Compeniiyy sgl t+» Agent, 6 Wall st. FOR NEW ORLEANS— it, fast sailing Pac! ne NE, Capt. Minot, ‘will positively sail aa above. be For freight or passage, having handsome furnished accommo ant board, at} 5 toot of Wall at. Ot PY Om on OE OTLING CO. se South att Positively no goods received on boardafter Saturday evening, amy instant. Mr, JAMES E. WOODRUFF, ithe Agent in New Orleans who will promptly forward all goods to his address HW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL Packet of 26th June —' splendid and favorite ket ship GARRICK, 1000 tons burthen, Capt. tages to be derived from selecting this line in preference able tooth for life, thereby obviating the pain and danger of h Ving it extracted. certain of the Brontent liscoveries of the ay ired effect. je mostten: der teetl | without any unpleasant Artificia teeth inserted in the most approved manne: 7 Imtec PORTER, ALE AND CIDER. JOHN J. STAFF'S Sa since thank tas Ameriogs Masons, + for the liberal share Sclved, ahd hopes by strictattention rolares tS ine ates. tinmance, FIRST UAL Y: Philedelphe Porter New Croton Ale, London Brown Stout, and Seoteh Orders for shipping attended to Wwith despatch. mhil eo to any other, as their great capacity renders them every way more comfortable and convenient than Ci of a small class, and their aecoms gions Tor cabin, econ on ae ssengers, it is nown, rior to those of any otl Ter Packets "Feraone withing tote re berths should not om: jieation , foot all street, to bess eT RAPSCOTE, ‘75 South street, corner of Maiden . je26 rre Up Stairs. ACK LINE IVER- "AC! — on LIVERPOO! ly jar Packet Ist of July" fat sailing favorite packet rez ha ONT 13 Lowber, commander, will aail posi- the best berths, early ap pin \, foot of Beekman st to the subseribers, ROCHE, B) ie ‘ jet ~— 95 Bulton street, next door to the Fulton Wy NY, CHAMBERS STREET. NTILATED THEATRE IN TH s ATTRACTION !! Unparalleled Success of the Operatic Burlesque Company ! ! Thursday Evening, June 26th, ‘Wilt be performed the Burlesque Opera ot SOM-4M-BULL-OLE. it _ Takeu from the favori era of the Somnambula. Amina, a-mean-her, alias Di Sig. La Sc Porgie: Blving, he sper ai 1 bed k y. n uidolpho, rude-tellow alias Dan wicker, sr. Sig. Prir-o horses ins Rosy, locall ensy-ony Six, Small Potatoes Sig'a. All-bat-sassy ry, Six. Sangaree-co by’Mr. Huntley. jas Sainbo, ‘ereza, a-teazer, alias Aunt Sally, Notary, no-tory, a whig and not h Solo on the Accardi Admission 25 Cents. Private Boxes, for four persons, $2. Race open at 734 c’clock—Performance to commence at 8 o'clock, U7" Box Office open from 8 A. M, until6 P.M. CASTLE GARDEN. vs Proprietors... 4... 0... ‘Messrs. French and Heiser. ‘Admission 124 Cents. Grand_ Entertainment ! Thursday Evening, June 26th, Italian Overture to the ‘Thieving Magpie. Song, Mr Dennison. Hornpipe by Master Wm Wood. Pas de Cracovie, M Ie. Desjardins. Pas Eeossias, Miss Cohen. Danee of the Tyzol by Mlle, Desjardins. Grand Classic aud Gladiatorial Scene of the Youth of Sparta, y Masters W. and F, Wood. a Comic Ballet Pantomime entitled the LADDERS OF LOVE, Or Daveing Mad ? Jemmy 9 the Glen, Mr Dennison) Auld Dame MegMr. Wood Sawney Suck Esa. Parsloe | Jenny, ‘Miss Cohen Lr" Betweeu the Entertainments on intermission of ‘Len Miiutes for Promeande au (> Doors open at halt-pes mence at 80’clock. VAUXHALL GARDEN SALOON, BOWERY. OPEN EVERY EVENING, RAIN OR SHINE. £1 ere the Public can see seventeen different Performances, and twenty talented Performers, every night. ALL FOR ONE SHILLING. The performances consist of light, chaste, and genteel amuse- ment—also, Burlesques on_all the celebrated Operas. The Manager has added to his former Comn: . ix week, the much admireu MISS COLMAN, ‘The charming Vocalist.’ Also, PE MORRIS, To conclude wit ~ Performances to com ‘The best Comic Vocalist now living. Room open at 7}, o'clock, Perforthance comineuce at 9% o'clock. 1" For particulars, 1s of the day. 22 1w*re BURTON'S THEATRE, ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Bene; ns, Stage Manager. THURSDAY, June 25—will be performed THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS—Gen. Jackson, Mr Thayer; John Bull, Thompson; Billy Bowbell,Johnson; Charles, Altemus; Charlotte, Mrs Alte: Mr Johnson and Mrs Vi Medley Duett from Gre: To conclude with the GOL MER—Jemmy Twiteh- 3, The Goldea Farmer, F Myers; Elizabeth, Mrs that they wil T at the TA- 5, 185. DOD- ORNET BAND have kindiy volunteered their services by request of the juard, Miss EMILY KENDALL (daughter of Mr. E. Kendall ) will perform ou the Pianoforte PROGRAM ST. Toledo. Thursday e YORK € .» Mehul. _ , Pianoforte) from the Bellini | 3. Quick Step—Bohemian Girl . ranged by. Dodworth 4, Solo—Clarionet—Ai ropes -Kendall. 5. Trio—from the Opera Non - Bellini. | 6. Largo il Feetotum—(Both “Rossini | PART | Pollacea—(Kendall’s Band Knnebel. | Solo—Viol Wrinz, -Artot. Duett—From the Opera of ed Winslow Blues Quick Step—( Kendal Waltz—Jessamine—Comet Ba . Grand Finale—Both Bands. . pier = Concert to commence at 8 o'clock. : Tickets Fifty cents—to be had at the Music Stores, and jee atthe door, 5 Atte FIRE WORKS! | FIRE WORKS!! ME. EDGE respectfully informs the public that his ar 2M ringements this season are__on the most extensive soale frerattempted in this country. Fie is now fully prepared to furnish Cities, Towns, Publ 8, Theatres, Parties Sc. with pyrotechuie displays, varying in price from'$20 to $5000, Comprising the most brilfiaut and variegated fires, and appropn: ate designs. Mr. E. will also add to his display this season fonr © the public—A Car- aroon aud Mazariue Blue, unknown to entire new colors, never before exhibite mine, Royal Purph any other Pyrotechnist.__ Of Nibjo’s Garden, Mr. J. Robertson ; and fo. Mr. W. H. Page; or at the Laboratory, ISAAC EDGE, Jr., Pyrotechnist. rn .. Holloway. -Labitsky. Poeeer ices in the City . 57 Ci f ‘ourtlandt street, my20 Im#ee FIRE WORKS, Wholesale and Retail—United States Laboratory. HE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand and for sale, an entire eT BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. ‘Washington, (Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasuineron, June 24, 1840, ‘nother Court Martial—Capt. Voorhees to be again Tried Gossip, $e. ‘The new court martial summoned in the case of Capt. Phillip F. Voorhees, convened to-day at one o’clock—the old court being in secret session up to thathour. Capt. Forrest, Capt. Ridgely and Capt. Stewart, are relieved irom serving in this court, and their places have been filled by Capt. Ballard, Capt. Stringman, and Capt. —- 5. F. Hallett, of Boston, has been appointed Judge Ad- vocate, and Capt. Downes President of the court; the other members of the court are the same as the old was with the above exceptions. The President having called the court to order, the Judge Advocate read the precept for the ordering of the court, which was to have been on the 28d ; but could not then be convened, as some of the members were of both courts, and the old court had not adjourned on that day ; also the letter of appointment as President to Capt. Downes, as well as a similar letter to B. KF. Hallett appointing him Judge Advocate. The several members of the court were then sworn by the Judge Advocate,and he was duly sworn by the Pres dent, The accused, Capt. Voorhees, was then asked i? he had any objection, exception, or challenge to any member of the court, to which he replied none. intimated by the Judge Advocate, that some one other member of the court had requested to be discharged, and that his place would probably be filled by to-morrow, who suggested that the court adjourn until then, as it was important that all the members should hear all the evidence in the case. Some by conversation here took place among the different members, as to what hoor they should adjourn to inthe morning. One of the membere pressed very urgently, that they should meet at 9 o’clock, as at that hour it was the cool of the mornin; and they could enjoy two hours of the most splendid part of the day for their Proceedings, and it would be more agreeable, &c. &c. Here he was interrupted by another member, who suggested the propriety Coleman’s preparing their breakfast at an earlter hour than usual, should the court agree to meet every morn- ing at nine o’clock. The other loquetor felt somewhat indignant at being. interrupted ere he had finished, and replied, “1 would thank the gentleman from —~ to wait until I have finished,” to which he responded. “Abt 1 thought you were through.” He then proceed- ed to give his opinion in preference for the hour of nine o'clock to any other, intimating his willingness to sit as long as any other member of the court. The discussion was finally cut short by the President adjourning the court till 10 o’clock to-morrow, when it will be made known what charges the government have preferred thiv time against the accused, P. F. Voorhees. Mr. Cox is still retained as his counsel, The charges will, perhaps, eml ody his disobedience of orders in going to Annapolis, with the Congress, and his having severely flogged his men. ‘This is the report, but to-morrow we shell know the facts. ‘The Circuit Court were engaged to-day in trying a case of murder, by stabbing, committed on a colored wo- man. The trial of McNulty is put off till the 7th of July Mr. Atocha, lately of Mexico, who was commandedt “ quit those parts,” arrived here last night. The President and family have left Coleman's taken rooms with Mrs. itemer, who keeps boarding-house inthe vicinity of the Executive sion. The weather not too warm nor too cool, butabout , and half; plenty of office seekers, but no offices. Th sweep that isto be made in the Treasury Department in July, causes the elongation of the phiz of those who stand as uneasy in their places as one would in his shoes wer they filled with dried peas. Washington is next to the dullest place in all creation as a proof of it all the retail stores that do any busines atall during the day, have resolved to close shops and shut up every evening after six o'clock; they say to rest their clerks, but is it not more likely to save the ex- “pense of lights, being as how they do such a heavy press of business at this particular season of the yer Congress in session! Ranatan. lty’s Care of Cireular. Navy Department, June 21, 1845, The franking privilege having been abolished by uct of Congress, from and after the Ist July, 1845, officers and agents’ under the control of the Navy’ Depart- ment, are hereby directed to observe the following rules in their official communications :— When writing on the same day, upon more than one subject, instead of making ase Jeet, they will unite them all, a: same letter; and all communic: warded on the same day, should be enclosed under one envelope, provided the weight of any package do not exceed three pounds. ‘The bulk of all parcel: rt with postage, should be reduced to as small a compat is consistent with a proper regard to perspicuity and distinctness. When an officer has occasion to address the depa ment through his immediate commander, and that com- mander desires to offer any remarks upon the subje matter, they should be made on the same sheet as the officer’s letter, and not on aseparate sheet; if not more than one page each in length, they might be written on the first and third pages. When a copy of any document or paper is intended to accompany a communication, if not too long, it should be written on the same sheet as the communication itself. All communications should have a margin of one inch on the left-hand side of the first and third pages, and the right-hend side ofthe second and fourth pages; also a margin of'a quarter of an inch on the right-hand side of the first and third, and the left hand side of the second and fourth pages. Every officer should attach his rank to his signature to letters and official papers. Commanding officers of navy-yards and stations and port captains, will acknowledge on the first day of each month, and commanding officers of squadrons on the first days of January, April; July, and October, the receipt of all communications which may have reached them from the department, during the preceding month or quarter, and which do not require an earlier or special report. All returns required to be made periodically, may be forwarded without a letter. The commanding officer should attach his signature to every original paper forwarded through him, that it may be known as coming through the proper channel. Commanders of squadrons will number their letters to the department consecutively; and all enclosu hould be marked so as te show what letter they accompt 5 Commanding officers and disbursing agents ore ed to keep an exact account of the postage on letters, packages, and other matter received by them through the mail, touching the duties or busii of their office; which account, verified by oath, they will transmit to the Fourth Auditor of the Treasury, at the close of each quarter, for adjustment. All applications for the discharge of individuals from the navy or marine corps, should be transmitted through the commanding officer of the person whose discharge is solicited. GEORGE BANCROFT. Baltimore. [Correspondence of the Herald.] Bautimone, June 24, 1845. Honors to the Dead—" Semi-demi”— Pardons—Swall Pox— Railroad vs. Canal—Markets, §¢. From present appearances there is every reason to be- lieve that the funeral obsequies to take place in this city ras pre new stock of brilliant Fire Works,comprisiug a very general assortment, which for beauty of appearance and real utility,will exceed any ever offered by them in 15 years; and if sold by y weight will be found, by perhaps 30 per cent, thecheapest in the city. ‘Cauton Fire Crackers, &e. in abundance. GASSNER & YOUNG, 132 Chatham street, opposite Chatham Theatre, Groceries and Fruits, and Agents for the celebrated ion Fountain at Saratoga. pirat nts and Chasers being prohibited iu this city, G. receive orders for them from the country. Dealers i P, N. ju5 im*rh FIRE WORKS—FIRE WORKS. "THE SUBSCRIBERS have opened a large assortment, of vender in sede . Fire Wor <4 which they a RUBE AG other . 1 Chambers street corner of Chatham street. N.B.—The Works are No. 1. jud 3w're FIREWORKS, CRACKERS, &G. FOURTH OF JULY, 1845. OUNTRY and City Dealers in Fireworks, will find it to their advantage to call and examine an exten: of the best quality, at Ro AYLIFE'S old esta Chatham street. A ta ayantity, of Fire Crackers Remember the sign of the Two Mammoth Sky Rockets. Mind, we have removed from 86 to 76 Chatham. jel Im*re FOURTH OF JULY, Iso. FIREWORKS FOR THE PEOPLE. HE. subscriber offers for sale a complete assortment of py- rotechnie articles, afactured exclusively for own the best maker in the country. aaleg, by. oan " ‘Cities o. towns, public or private exhibitions, supplied at the the quality wa lowest prices, and ranted. Wholesale buyers of small Greworks will find theie advan- tage i feos aa low soa good article cnn be ak forde je warranted to be the ch Chi per cent ‘m31 tiv) *m FIRE WORKS—FOURTIL OF JULY! NEW YORK LABORATORY. BENNETT, 196 Front. street The most. e and jace, consisting of 5, with gold and silver Rain, Suns, Fans, yramnids, Peruvian Crosses, Octagons, Tri: angles, Verticles, Mines, of Sgrvente and , Maroons, Ben- cole Light, Roman Candles, Serpents, Pin Wheels, Grasahop- pers, Port Fires, Blue. eights, Serolt Wheels, Torbillions, Line Pigeons, Torpedoes, Pu ing Crackers, Double Headers, Fire Crackers, Canton 4 sy Se, Country merchants dealers call and examine the above stock. 4 a N. B. Committees for city and country disclays, military and Private parti be plied on the most liberal terms with les WARRANTED—the materials having Un ma7*rke TRCE’S First Premium new Patent two Oven Ranges ining economy, convenience and dusebility. ‘Tiese d superior to any ever of . it is almost impossible for them to get_out of order, or for the plates to crack, so common to all other Ranges Yhave been in tse for the last 18 months, and in every’ in: stance given the utmost satisfaction, and in no one ee has the proprietor been called on to repair one. . ‘all ges putup by the subscriber are warranted to give en- tire satisfaction; if they do not, t II be taken away without he: haser. the least expense to the Puree PIRCE, Peg im general are requested to n the above mentioned art been selected with the utmost care. Cras rietor, m29 Im*ro roadway OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE CvU., No. 50 Wallstreet, opposite the Exchange. HIS COMPANY con to insure it loss and da Image By fie on goods, wares and rerehandiee, and alo iustloss by inland navigation. Veasels an ie be oF DARECTO} Thomas W. Thorne, jlisha ie ‘hs WwW L A jaker, BNC Ronion ieee De, Th Price, Jose ‘Win. K. Thorn, ‘Thomas Morrell, gene rt THOMAS W. THO! Geonan T. Hore, Secretary, TV LBS. OLD FILES, tnt litle us j 10,000 (President. ab re |, for sale maki Also, a lot of File Steel and Toots f attention of manufacturers aid 41 | my 18 |mo%re on Tuesday next, will indeed be a grand affair. Among those at the head of the movement, and taking active part in its consummation, I observe a number of our most prominent and active whigs, who, although they did not approve of Gen, Jackson’s administration of the Govern- ment, cannot be outdone by any in giving him all that honor which is due him for his great military services, as well as in according to him a sincere patriotic motive as the incentive to every act of his civilcareer. Gen. How- ard has accepted the appointment as orator of the day. George Clarke, alias ‘‘ semi-demi,” one of the rascals pardoned by Governor Thomas, through the exertions and misrepresentations of our political lawyers, and the influence of liquor well plied to the unfortunate Secre- tary of State, has gone to his old business of burglary again. He was arrested in Philadelphia, a few days since, having in his possession $2,000 worth of stolen jewellery, and it is to be hoped will be now well taken care of. He has been a professional burglar for a number of years, and about a year ago was shot whilst attempting to rob a house in this city, from the effects of which his arm had to be amputated. Persons who are regularly bred to the bar are never caught in such dishonorable acts to the community as receiving fees to procnre pardons from the Governors for the most noted and hardened villains. It is only the interlopers, men who have jumped from the workshop or the magistrates’ office into the lawyers’ of- fice, who have no pride of profession, that thus disgrace their calling. ‘The Firemen’s Insurance Company, of this city, have declared a dividend for the last half year of six and a uarter per cent, payable on the 2d of July. Like the dremen of Baltimore, this Company ed. ‘There is a general dearth of news of all ki city at present, and with the thermometer bor 90 deg., there seems to be no inclination to acts for good orevil among those who usually take the lead in such matters. ‘Tho small pox, which has prevailed to a considerable extent in this city on account of the dirty state of the streets, has now nearly subsided, the rains of th it week having performed the long neglected duties of the scavenger. But one death froin the disease occurred in our city during the past week. ‘ ‘The statement which | made a few days since with respect to the object had in view by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, in refusing to accept the resignation ten- dered them by the Hon. Louis McLane, as their Presi- dent, has opened the eyes of the friends of the Chesa- peake and Ohio Canal, to the perilous position in which they are placed. With Louis McLane in London, hold- ing the strong position of American Minister, they might as well apply to the old defunct Bank of Maryland for a loan to finish their work, as to the British bankers. Could they suppose for a moment, with the heavy private interest Mr. McLane has in the su of company over which he has so long presided, that the mere offer of a mission to England could induced him to with- draw from it at the present time? Certainiy not, unless he had ulterior objects in view, De they not see that in addition to the advantage he will obtain over the canal by its acceptance, he will be able to secure additional funds for the railroad, and thus s re the means for its completion to the Ohio river? His mission is, theretore, atreble one—firstly to represent the United States at the Court of St. James meee to crush the rising prospects of the canal—and thirdly na Odeo an. tagonist and rivi When these latter are xe- cured, he will resign his mission, and return to the ac- tive duties of the Presidency of th iroad, and guide its winding way acress the Alleghanies to the Ohio river. Had the Canal Company for the last two years, oreven since the passage of the act for its completion last winter—had the services of such @ man as Louis McLane at its head, the work would have been commencedere this. The best time to strike is whilst «hot. bg er ft City six per cents have a tendency to alvance Sales are making at 101g to 1014. In Mary Tani ato ear « tron they pre helt ly at 78, whiletonly 76) is bid THe Manxer.—The stock of flour is light, and the rections