The New York Herald Newspaper, April 27, 1846, Page 3

the date of these returns, the condi tion of the benks become totally different from that reported, and twenty-four hours before these returns, the banks occupy s very different position than when they are made. As some evidence of the truth ef these | Soni ope statements, it is only necessary to refer to the opers- | Mita jinutes tions in Wall street ; to the prices of fancy stocks before resolagons Sdgrod by Nr Bet Fa and after quarter day, and to the extent of transactions. | wd odered fo bs The brokers probebly feel these quatterly contrac. | snilhe New tions as much as any other class, but they have now | suffe become so accustomed to them, that they anticipate the | Pawel ia C movement, and regulate their operations accerdingly. ‘There is usually a difference of at Jeast one per cent. the poner at stenciog sx in the rate of interest in Wall street, before and after oom) penepents the return day of the banks; and the immediate relief experienced in the money market as soon as these Teports are forwarded to the Comptroller, is the best evidence in the world of, the policy pursued by these institutions. ‘We have repeatedly recommended the pla of com- Pelling the banks to make monthly average reports, as such a eystem would do away with the periodical ex- pansions and contractions, so ruinous toallclasses. The Committee on Banks, in the Assembly, have reported a bill requiring the banks of this State to make quarterly reports, with monthly averages, which would perhaps answer every purpose; but this bill lays on tho table, | with,we fear, such a mass of other matter upon it, that it will not be acted upon this session. In fact,we have great doubts of any measure, not perfectly agreeable in ery particular to these institutions, being ableto get through both branches of the Legislature; and it isa matter of some astonishment that the banks have not ob- tained repeal of the law now in operation, requiring these quarterly reports. They find these returns very onerous, and many of the banks have petitioned for the re-establishment of the old system of bank commission- ers; but they have not combined in opposition to the pre- sent plan, as athorough combination would almost en- sure its repeal. Ono of the Wall street evening papers reported, yes- terday, that the White Plains Bank had suspended pay- ment. This is about as cleer as mud, and is one par with all the statements made by the peper alluded to, and is about as true and correctas the Wall street papers ge! rally are. The White Plains Bank is in active operation, and its condition is as sound as any in the State. Its issues ase based upon good State stocks, deposited with | the Comptroller, and there is not the slightest founda” tion for the report of its suspension. The American Exchange Bank has declered a dividend of three per cent, payable on and after May 4th. The Passaic Turnpike Company has declared a divi- dend of seven per cent out of the earnings, payable at ‘the People’s Bank at Paterson. The State Bank at Camden has declared a dividend of \ i three and a half per cent, for the last six months. The city of Baltimore advertises for aloan of $30,000, at five per cent. The Governor a tesmsyireaia has signed a bill grant- ing the Schuylkill Bank, of Philadelphia, a right to appeel from the decision of the Court of Common Pleas, in the matter of the claim of the Bank of Kentucky. This Will give to the Directors of the Schuylkill Bank ‘an opportunity of trying the issue between them and the Bank of Kentucky’,before a higher tribunal. The object of this appeal is to force the Benk of Kentucky intoa Compromise of the demand, by delaying the ultimate de- ion as longes possible. This is a vain hope, as we are antormed that the Bank of Kentucky will resist every at, tempt'to compromise. The passage of the bill granting tho right to appeal, is on a par with many other acts of the Legisleture ot Pennsylvania. {fit required a special act of the Logislature to give the Schuylkill Bank another chance to defraud ‘the Bank of Kentucky, it is not very creditable to that body to grant such an act for such @ purpose. thThe receipts of the Reading Railroad Company, so far, this year, have been more than double those of lest. The annexed comperative statement of the business on this road, during one-week in April, for the past three years, shows an increase in 1846 over 1845 of one hundred end tw ty- five per cent: — PHitapecraa anv Reapina Raitroap. 1844. For ron ane eal ‘ravel.... 4 br Diet of a ram hata the G | even from oie yy them disposed noe pee and Lim HN TH, H See's. Resolved, Thae th D spe on city, be, and they | Ww tings of the suce W, Anpenson, GB remorse” a set o} OOM if the above at the office of this paper. IMPORTANT LL voters, as crew well built ship Ni sunrise till sunset, and settle. The Maker and Supreme Ri owner~ WA pply at No. tion to_go to the couatry. DRUG CLE on aes the ag7 18re St MAN and hi: 2t*re Oe Exe! New Work April 35, 1646. ‘1846. BLANCARD has the invited to exami: myles which will be made to meas Fine Freuch Cloth Ds ments at equally m Tars less than the the week ending the 234 instant, and since the ist of January, 1646, has been as follows: Coat Taaxsrortep on Be Ramroap. TR ie yar cd ¢ 5,008 09 8,425 05 te o1 ¥ vara stock of ri made Pott Clinton ite 13 eee aff at cout a rom no February, March, and April, was 260,000 tons. They serene igh ise] site Now Yon eal ma ‘Pilots, ie Sorel sokeraenge of the Bs thst every State has, ch laws as may be y of the residents rom the residents of an’ im og Ooo eseral ecient thereto: one, x lpresentctives im forts reneal of at reventati be re! Tefersed tothe hg Legislature ot the di DI EMOCRATIC b wala id NOC a TIONS on Monday Penne meert e wention, at the lection. eae tela on } Secretaries. Waste BOOKK: Pagal who kEEPER WANTED. takes books other wi be employed. The hand-wniti at be ieee flourishing. Address box 2988 Post Stee, with Ng "ANT TOLABOKERS, | Riecen ANTED. = h, and Hate found ie teeta (the rom where passengers are requested to walk up ituat mind chil on (hd rh derstands the bi . By 10 poeta ware Rong need and is competent to ofreference. En Broadway, ‘heew yen the hours of BOARD. days Gt required) in small no other boarders. ‘Please app 21 NN RT SAT Bea AMERICAN neh] BANK DIVIDEND. Three (3) 168 Gout, able Rcseshe ldots PAVILIO! Paichul BRIGHTON. ates ema tear ices char t garments at otver estab emul 2 JEFFERSON aera |, FOURTH Arai 9 pce Didewibnee saeeess ra | Beare etn fnlly athe rpaend ead Eerie : Teh phd of wi the. Pea off rh ‘ients with Cy will refer to these columns of a newspaper will or shonld have, oat conducive to wil’ reir fe est- Watett ews i vessels thet such action may iota ly resembles the gt the whole ae of Ee A Piotr fe re Eiremathoning the organy me a. vs reor chronic. Tis ne Ra eee eae jin the last thousand Th =e of presenting but afew cases, to which we Siew No flnid or medicine tov ever ny np Seo Cmte saliva, fc eat ven. vatour deren le Mesmen, greats aber at physicians of New Y. Sgorent soe ‘not rise eat ent States, to | power ‘d th Heicthe ble “estimos a | Tee them to fer 0 “all partion we padre gentlemen of the highest iene nd et y Sry satire Roellice nthe site, wi an eared iw ith | ies ia the ety, ‘who hav | perfect accent inthis oad other eee diseases. CRE Pres't. pro tem. at7ittm | Dr, Townsexp—Dear Sir—In verely «fflicted with a disease Ca and | was apprehensive our had worst form, but that I was thi Geceee became sv inveterate that Il blood vessel tore fpose of ensu et for Delegates to the Beate Liomepneee ys | eases as 1 | Strength; I bave 1e country: : mbbecemumgrate Tad soa aa av itm Any > Ys Amenean ited to ke a charm in composi family. at may ‘With great regard, yourfrie Mr Van Kleeek was f City and County, tad pone Pc hs eer ty 227 1t*m commended to try bottles I find mysel relieved from this com distressing symptoms, 1 it has restored our Sarsal ty lean ‘Phe crew and pas: and quaranteed. and Upon, as in its power to rangement of the aiare ng tnd Barsaparilia to the efllicced @ balvgt bor Yours. &e., Albany, August 30, 1845. J..W. Bouck, Silactee ee wat by using two bottles. juler of the Universe, master and aa7 it's NTED, muations—one as Chambermad, is Idi the other to ‘do ironer and plain ferences and recommen- street. Have no objec- a7 2t're ening sensations for several king sce, dott! RK WANTED. Jgha Baxter, 117 Fulton street, 3 Edwards, 129 Green’ nan covered his whole ht months in e gentlemen, room, fer ushed or wi or nal » family in MeDou; amall it fivate bottles. wright, No. 51 Che: men on be accommodated with and t dinner on San- re there are » near Canal st. | and is wow enjoyi iy at 20 Hadcon Ss eomol: ‘White, keeps an extensive street, had liver complaint—life w: by usiog the Sarsaparilla. Joshua Morton, 40 Morton blood, and son of bad sores has this day declared a Di- honor to inform his « the public that the abo i uch ime 1 was obliged to ke i good a at 3,8°3 98 | fitted and rat is excellent order Henuchment having been re- | Tal remedies, but they did ust relieve ma; 4 27,817 79 | fem and parties Rho i engage apartments dar bab first phyeicians—he did not bh SS e 5 parila, a Amst ato ali ne 34,620 09 | bet — the 200h rs May, oC hice deaeime | ine, and Tam an well naw at ev Wreck tone 7 646 17-20 10,872 17-20 22,421 10 20 fear Box cc Terry on The quantity of coal sent to market on this road, for M poet foray Ci ook t the following it is excellent in pain to which I am subject, . Please effects jeu font Tok is at least for the same qual t) do not parsue a cas! foods new on hand will be sold | o to the first of May. cies.) whi ich, a Hartford, March 12, 1845. | his bed may ae eres and suecess. “ya gbteoRE™, Mareh 7, 1846. a 3 i Z eck thous foes bor ‘Using one oF orto bouten | omitted for for Tae reguied mar, at te petitrol catenin foorhiee, intend in faturo to keep gmat, end ait LAW. the ox Ee cee cating pak | rans of on i physical fanctions. Ia illa 8; enaeum, Hotel, cured of this. distressing complaint the great Express Conductor, of No. 10 W: atthe dyapepeia of several years’ eal aan ALCL TATION OF . Mrs. Sanh Coltins, 200 Waskvagton terete Breck palpitation of the heart, severe heartbura, e summer of 1845 I'was se- | he throat, chest and sto- ach, the mucous membrang bectme 40 8 ot'ford I took, grodueed auch pion, th: twee Rete pent a ant open rel oufined te! even 1 was often liged to Ce iS: fesribe a | horrid sensation | suffered: It tonme that from the root of my mouth to the lowest part of my d, nee c} iv ‘ayepe bronchiti produced asupture of a I nfiued bb felt weak and weaned by the fete i | | your advertisement, and | wt fs ghiy “eapeciabloy a several yan oti tea | | the wre of on L. VAN KLE) nent and Clerk of Albay the War Departments at 1 fo from the and out at 8 of py | in this state state vee was te rap; after using two | .D. 0.93 Broaway. Broadway, son of Brooklyn, had the fainting and sick- yeara—was entirely cured by ta- aOF, New Jersey, was afflicted with Persea, N Liesl ieted with the the and shoulders, aol ‘but the ho | i to" GHG | tobe by ensrggetagige eee we enter rete 10 "aad 2 o'clock, SORES AND ULCERS red of mercurial ulcers. maneee, cured of terrible ‘ody, attacking his throat Hospitst, : pomseed tacursilonwan perfecsiy seerared Eortacwaset Pa ty street, severe pains in jide—was unable ne, raise a chair, took two bottles EVER COMPLAINT. Alfred T. Conklin, 385 Madison stret, wife cured of the liver boarding hor Ne State as despelted of-—was ‘cared street, wife cured of diverse of ‘on head an RALUMATISM, that this medi 1 then called on one elp. I heard 6f your Sarsa- Pe aaa in afew daysit entirely cured BELL WALKER, 22 Daniel street. 1 of the oldest and most res} . ‘Lhe following is an extract ‘owmsnxp—I have ased one bottle of your Sarssparilla, e patil camect ote upon a chronic from an ivjary occasioned sevegel send me two bottles to the have converved with two of our prin- cipal physicans, and recommended your ba rida. TERRY. | . William Lippincott, 225 Water street, was unable to leave of tiie f for two years, entirely cus 23,800 rm, S. Haven. — P. Clinton. iseases of | aed three battles, BM one “i ce aa ee ‘Thomas Smith, printer, 162 Neasau street, 9d story, cured of a whe entre dithicts: bi thaecthscd January, 1 198 sng and begrued cana ilicted w rely relieved b: | ier fr seyen as enti hhavo sent 232,223 18 tons, and have one week's work to | afew 8, or Bquinting, eared 1m | remedy. His daughter, of Erysipelss, and gene pectoria Delors’ the’ lees’ of the month. ‘They will ex. feat i ARTIFICIAL EYES, of superior beauty “ym r, NERVOUS DEBILITY, assis eed the estimate. a ECTACLES adapted to overy defect and catcvencpe jem neaged wi mj payee he fee 2 | aseee tee tnd Teridence 3011 Droaliray—entrance 19g Warren 5 TAIT of th Beer ieee a igs ieee 0 do P > . MALL Fo: ne 58 do 6 BILLIARDS AT ST. LOUIS. oak Chi apie. bom for illiser ‘Taylor, Astor Ho Lang Be. a on 38 2 ity for any peryon, who may wish to | Sarsaparlla-it apes diove'k gata aried | treet aireciy, ber thet 6% 50 do they hee pthout any seu. Mr. of his Bs # de F feet a anew R ranrat, jaat me and he Me 60 do 3% 27 ~ has b: the fam- By oe Cantga Co FA From 7% 4% © do bso the 3 : 3* ey eae bw % | in ol large ‘0 edo GREAT, MEDICINE FOR FEMALES. 400 15% 100 do a Dr. Townsend’s bent rej Node la is were gn and hong § eure ito GR 300 do = fer meipieatconumption, barennens, lrucortha@, or whites 0 ® Ke do i] gbutructed of dificult metatrnat farine, oF a * SeNeré'WorkR '™ | oi'thenytem, no car hee wed or the era srnton o jor & Wor 30 do bm 50 0 bso FUMERY, _ | *1cautey produced a » do bie 50 — jer ae ee Se % be ‘The subse: bes elbene toe ratareaes IN BROAD. [ eGeueie cxemeaet coe oerenes Sc Seep aia eo do beo 51° 100 Reading RR inen of f Pestumery, Toilet Soaps, Colognes, Extracts, te. &e.. | wader sts influence.” It immediately counteracts the nerveless- 300. do. be 51 5 do the'Uaited Skee. Th order fo conviucs yorricives fis evens, tine pee causa rp poy = Dhami SBtocingoaRR 3 a 49 You to call and examine before purchasing e | tneahibt eariienten of res performed é, ent we can atau the aS i wy ty, botreen ter of Perfumery. Soaps | ireveeuaes a have we he children, after G Bloated wi lew healthy offe us im le mi ine, we been 115 she Morris Canal b3 15% 50 Nor Wor RR NEW TEAS GROCERIES, Xe wwasend—M; write be 8 do bs ik B & cee "AND RECAIL, CHEAP FOR net and general dep ity, and oa WHalemRR b8 0 50 a FOWLER, 250 Greenwich street, comer | Wu other Kfar ar having ko $0 do BX B Long hiadR a" 3% Top Mo Ba | medicige has effected great cures, and als i 50 do bs 50. 50” do 36% — lid assortment | seaded for uch dioasce eal hare described. patsined © bor- B do Bs 3 MoRedigRR bs 72 tle of your Eire of ii, and followed the directions 10 do b20 51 100 Centon RR 38 | Yeutared her health. Being gratefol for the benefits she receiv. 4 4 my | 8 tents ‘ » | ed, i ft ake — acknowledging it, and recom Salad yo da tage a) a Beroieer nti yellow and Drown Sagat of al Bl da =o "M.D. MOORE, cor. Grand and Lydiast. the v rious kinds. . ys Ang. 17, New Stuck Exchange. pagel ‘25 shas Farmers’s Tr 20 shs Canton C: ch PIANO FORTES. ne oe Beusine Si PIMs triers, aPedrrmrr te Owen taser heey do ch BK HL els RR a 35 iperior and warrauted article. | previous to her confinement, under the most alarming s do 5aNor & WorRR Pe >< snare eA URE Rr BE cate circumstances, t ed with “the Senet swellit 10. do, bow 3 'M EDWARD FOX, DRAPER AND TAILO! fet, nervous affections, and very much debilateds BMonieCanal ch iss B & 5 314 | [NVIPES the atteatin of the public to the mort aeective | BY,Permistion, and the recominendation of thoes who Pais 50 do 75 10 57: if toe, tha medias had te bappy dee red ly do b3 153g 35 bio 57! the hoars of fter eoupirat ve of one week 50 do bs Pt 3 57 of A the drape an one eng yay oe " a Fe ee me Deen forefonetinameviouse a cterade 50 do ch 10 57 hei atseribe myself your most obedient ol 2% do Py My 30 do Sy 3 SAMESON.” do ty ie % do wan 101 aiecrenaa ad Weare keds inomaaions |. ArONtbeANG: CURE OF THE SPINAL COM- ae g © 58” | ment for all to call who ‘wish to purchage at least 20 per cent Souter “EE 2 2 58 | I¢se than at those houses who are obliged te do basiness upon ua leasey CHry, March 27,106. do My % Le er “ie Oheen ewnsenp.—Dear Sir : The great benefit if of the army aud navy are partienlarly invi- i r of ‘ening yore ee eee nenceneeey calland examine ‘lerge, uuoriment ‘of superior blue | valuahle medicine, will be a saffcient, apology, Iam con Marriea. wel mare weve be made up at the shortest joeed, for addressing you ; wi Foro) * On Saturday, April 25th, by Bishop Charles J. X, 202 Broadway, ete Lhgeeskttiy Sc Manse Keres Ovareened eat Fulton st’ oppacita toe Frentive D In Brook; on the 234 instant, by the Rev. Dr. C CARD. | Me. Fares Drworr,to Mise Rosin 2 M. OF or Jan og. | , THE Subscriber haviog become intersted 1m, the above | eaten T Bad been ver. miner ost daughter of Henry Overton, ieq., of Bouth Long frends waited ee feare wa besatrended sow pin | py di ease the spuml¢ compiaint, sine which tume ae SWAIN. nae im re ew back and’ shoulders became deform On the eve pearemees lo the That iok PPE NATER STONE'S IMPROVED pene Sencar aren 9 ari ‘every joie Mfiot teeads and a sequaintanc Wm, | the most tupbid water, render pried icy tation, by a | ont wore oath (Rea Spied Konight, are respectfull, Ss nvited to attend hort Taner [ogee Poniad vegetable and animal in their ia tee feo it, but ‘without success. afternoon at 2 0’clock, Teithout further invitation, from | that even 3 spparatas ove month siace I commences Sarsay her ate residence, 183 Franklin street. perlocdy eee wi Tabacco, he, fc. 1s | have now regained my former a re a aor ai of, | am fally awar bat ne (the 6th natant, of consumption, James Locnran, Mie lenfeas Can Can be Tater ocean, an fr if | rt bi, Wee noes eat som, some lendago adn ine the & , oor roadway. | bottom for it of any onew! omer lisposed His friends Lethe qealatances, jens te those a, ae the aay GE Le. aa ime | the correctness ¥ Ac) semen are See roereetts Vi to attend from the ~ great his mother, 70" Watt street, this (Monday) N° igor Ne Baber | feuany Sk he | This is to certify that Mies ‘named in the above ‘AU Brooklyn, on the 96th inst ae es Racker — chine ctgaioaaes mm | Re Seta Wl | its a eg et 4 Ms Sin aad ‘Also, Cages made to order. tiftcate is trae in every particular High street, on afternoon, at 2 ‘WM. H, He SNOW, 8 Country Merchasta wonld find it to keene ors from Barrow ois For sale at 14 vatige see ; RK . 292, casks arDRIED FRUIT, &e. TAKE NOTICE. garage of Marker and Broad wre, Newark X. x JC Tag Hit, cs pat a fuse fargo For sale H.P.HAVEN & son. | Blseeaml Tigeamin & So: “isdn ew Tre asec an | Dement, Baddlcrs an =a #. Kowhes. emia. sting age prensa, Sroeyiges O WHOLESALE HARDWARE DEALE. | for gate nite on Subserib or or offers to She trade, at a trifling sdvar ce on . ine except pat in nthe lara are bottles, mbich atte Fy a aif eacriptiene of warranted ¢ wiles 30 Gluck: | OTICE. i herby give a ten signature : ‘kay coekin superior bait, seating, all sizes; thao, wee, Nite cary, —_ ve ia raeend ee DEPOT will be combs, chime Ie lane irons, 2 will be ec Chi i 3: seme math eae A aa = - iy aie c 'y of April, = J, ING! jock of Watehes, TLV: _ tistre Up stairs, E ISHING TAO A. oe eu atiny sept etic | «6 Avow A ARGE i Ware Sa, oat Lines, and | 2A fo aie q ru Dela | Py arinesin pang de so fe eet Bi hie a re = Bs batong yoni lo. these are not ea- | sasorted lots, with | | wood TUR! tek day, Fy TE 7, ata al variety of base wood furuiture. Sele positive, esday, satis | No. u ‘Woostarsreet, alarge and a KNIVES AND FO cw arcties, 3 JE JAC23.8, FANCY PLATT willasl Poe pay, « renves & Son's" table cutlery. in Watl TER GREE! ‘UGH, Au ENGoAuE FURNITURE, made EENOUGH will sel This Dey, o’elock, at the lous Place, in Fira at. near the landing of the. Peck arnt re Uy rr = chairs, aay ome, Sarees v st Ornamental Shrubbery merous to detail, worthy the ronment ¢' ss attention ‘of DUCLUZEA ELEGANT & TFASHIONABEE "FURNITURE, LARGE NITURE, PIER GLASSES, LIBRARY FUR! PAINTINGS, FINE ENGRAVINGS, &c, AT No. 770 BROADWAY, NINTH STREET. purr ofa fami leaving for Euro} and mahogany Sofas, suite, covered He Mev rfch mantel Clock Pote-a-Trtes Ginse atyle La Brrdiglina’ aud’ Siena marbles aus Vi A‘GEato's NOTigE Hous April 2th, at 10 o’eloek, at thi Howse: FURNITURE BALE BY Eis WiLtano— ood the sale will commence. sk Ship fe anid house, consisting in bare of < = 3 pl aroun randoles, china =: tease, whe. LE & DUCLUZEAU will sell on Tuesda: ‘at 10 o'clock, at the above house, sae br furniture rant aa Ottomans, hres HOLD. “FUBNITURE— egal | Bongsu, wie Be Ss PARK SHMATRES. Reduction om of Briees Gallery. Monday Lyn 3 will formed, is Sa | ne RORY AND COTE ae bt o Caner. . mt ska Bet Mr Goligh apt, Phobbs furniture, jor. rest H ‘apt Phobbs | Doors open at 7 0’! mence at watt paaty ;WELRY AND t 10 o'clock, one | geod order, in | ‘Also, one cask d Charl Al ed | | Also! ane ase stgort Racy boxes, paper and glass book | Beary “Also, one ease dressing cases, desks, te Donne Oid Nanny. Donna Capella Eraseting | Pitand Doors will over ‘al who w mah te | | OIL STATUARY, CORNER OF April Pri 10 A.M until tly WERY THMA TICK. Monday Ei Kivening, * THE wizanb 3 OF th The ways Rosendall. yeuts. 7 o’elock—eurtain will rise GREENWICH “THEATRE, | Comer of VARICK § CHARLTON STREETS Pan 1 i ELITE AND FASHION, a accompanied with the Bavio, ase Tambo, Vi one Castanets. "Admittance Scents. Doors open at 7 ; Concert will com- mence at 8 o'clock | fe boxes aud seats may be secured at the Box Office front | LEND Me FAVE SHiLLiNos, formances willcom- tice. | Fest, Boxe: ~ conte—Seeond and Thira ‘Miers, 25 ets.; athalf past 7. the South and West, having been received with approbation by the series of their 'y of new Tambo- rtelegant Rose- 5 . street, furniture faring eae the above house, w ‘Tew, and part of it | be purchased with ear, consisting of ‘ae |v peor imme we Po as the, don Braseel, ing ar with ba ware,one Magrawe ing-glasses, dressmg ie ir carpet French and us, “other curled hair matrasses, Dallaasere, child’s double erb, meditate or read 4 Largo and ‘Allegro. “Krot afitiern n Concert to commence at 3 o'clock. Evening at O'elock. Admittanee 1214 cents euch. the whole day, the splendid and extensive Saloon will 1 ee GARDEN. is fur the Derformmanees o > GRAND CONCERTS, 0 take place on alone. SACRED MUSIC AND SUNDAY CONCERTS. ‘The Proprieters of the above splendid ctblishment, have made arrangement be bevel Statuary: Silver Sunday Afternoon and Evening, April 26. Pobet le emmriak, AS da pet nso tag Upon which occasion, the GRAND ORCHESTE A of this | abras, Tripod, Cormncopi is, gatablishiment will perform a aciection of Sacred Music from tension do, ke the best Ancient and Modern Composers; the whole tinder % | dicetion of. W. MEYRER, Jr, Leader and Musical Di ia Seareury, Ke os PROGRAMME. Iz Also, Bedroosi paisa vias and Gi Pant 1. marble top Dressing Bareans, ‘Toilet and z ome Cress travses, Feather edding, Toulet Wise’ ke. 3. Adagio and Allegro. 0, Oil Paintings, and fine’ French Engravings, many of | f° Agaric : which are very val 7 teens 90, the Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale will com- a esd Cnaien men aaa enna ston 025 St*re A er bi Hi a f the Trost beautiful’ prospect in New ‘York. Beats and convent: ences are every where to be found for those whoare ee to eS THE MENAGERIE FOR THREE DAYS LONGER. peo ogo ed ee Monday, Tacsday and Wednesday, § Spaz, At the Junction of Bighih St. and Lafayette Place. 8. i WILLARD & W.. SHIRLEY, EY, jAnctionsers. | Winding it impossible to accommodate one hall of the public, WwW id Fe Furnitare at tho wecticage a a families Srogery aad ~~ wa" are ei to 3 noah Sn ks ate koe Me ate SURPRI SING, AND TERRIFIC PERFORMANCES IN friends ‘ments to’ their iE DEN OF WILD BEASTS. ees ROOM, “ist Spoke Ye sont “aThe Proprietors; in obedience to the general call of the pub- they will move to the spacious store, a aL curs Vig, Bare raed the departare of their Grent Travelling Cart- Adams’ Offic: i ‘ait mone Wild Animals FOR THREE DAYS ONLY, Monday, Tuesday and Weduesdayj after which, this Orgi TniBe, SEGARS AND BASS. je exhibition will posi- A. fa lagegren s ghevoasln No. Cee ca Beans a for 7 ie a aoe os bas Ieing Ri selected »prietors tal @ iy jeasure id acknow! prime 8 ee peepee Aetecte aaee a erate | profes Tits occaion, cert theme theraselven eras tho Cd days Peer themseve continuance ALE; of sock gensroee favor and kad Rt ee se Go ch BAY HORE, Zenit old, 16 hands high, wear, | Admission 25 cente—Children wader 9 years, 12% cents, Generate Mecerhele se ne tnEn mecder GRAND TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL. “~~~ RESTAURAT IN BROADWAY, M tival on Mh? 6, KNOWN AS THE ee The me ings upare neat and well sui pectable | atthe Gresn st: since, Apply to Mr, Sith. 60 Nesey feet. Also fy Apartments ia the balding comer of Forsyth and Peta yi streets. A.C. Fi FARM FOR SALE. ai Toland, 136 | Mr aid Berm ‘con | Sao SITUATED on the south side of — west of the reese ‘of Babylon. a the heey enter Reacts said farm is a two story double Hi Carriage House, Grainery, ‘Tee House, ed. Bara, of ildsngs. Cow muni OF Rerther perton’ ure of or farther Jars enqu Pacienlan sos w. erally, mame abe ‘unnecessary. "er anus ou lena Be WHEELER, al? Rawistw orof ALONZO" NEAPOLI' HE SUBSCRIBERS, Logon tant br the Li tan ar trade wit ir inimitable ieee for wie itl Teceived two Silver is leat sof gan Gan Tamttate and whi for sty dy "faish are unsa Laem | tne Bae SgeeC aed wr. Appr to NO} a7 Imi ot Vigne & Boos cecrner Pine sad WHITE CHIP THbo STRAW HATS. ved ® Champ Spring hich he offers to the pa Bram i hed with the foolnons im ad Flowers, as above, ‘which the Lace Cape sive aveortment roideries, am a 1 lw*re i on good necommodations. PEOPLE’S LINE OF STEAMBOATS FOR SLSARY Daily, Sundays exeerted-—Through Di From th e puer between Co Steamboat ROCHEST! H 4 Mod ae oa RIK. HUDSON, Cap =! and Satarday on Tuesday, Thursday jon with New York by Railroad and stages | atreet, New ang £16 Sead eee oof Bie BHEPRAD. on the Meagher hf Rel PAVILLION.” caer four yoy Eire tle Sivey will elwayatve ed and at Toacoot ty 1 mdi tnd Liberty ats. Capt, pt LG Cesmenten, cultivation. = for sale at the d INDAY EVENING, A) wet Methedist Eiscopa . The ses will b iL 271 ¢ on the evening ill be R. THOMAS FLYNN will give agraud temperance fes- th, Chureh. ‘The Hon. ¢ opened with be opened v of the lecture; Broad. sso at corner of Ann street and several | Seite Branton’ Boskutsre, 49 Siath Avenues 2 Bowery un hambers’ Musical store, 385 B | Am. iar, 7 Bleee rt ure to commence 5, IRAACS, _Priee ndmission. aZ7 It*re str ot by the "public ae heap ingeaptibie pposition that Ibany and of the low fare. fluence par to travel nd Ww.s | ‘Theatrien! ‘clock, P.M. ea jock. day evenings, at 7 rots S o'clock F. At hates ela ‘ay i mail ‘ior to 3 bent NORTH AMEW eptals, R. Ht. Farry, ill Jegve oa Monday, W dncaday, Fevdsy aad eB Baer, wil pantneesbahaand ve boat SOUTH AMERICA, L. W. Brasard, pill erre on none Tuceday Thursdsy tad Saturday aheraoons, above boats will, at all Voge aed t in os bg Ty Lonpiye irs for the east or west. PM. witnowea writes Sete from tl any of Ci above her perrogalar a heen S| moduciouss apsiy on Woerds ui Orieass wha foorof Wall je rates; none taken after 5} o'clock, the boats of this line, aptaing or Agents. ‘passage ight, board the Boats, or to P. C ths ofhce on the whart ff a7 Albany in ample PURSE of ths, in Chambers street, or $6 Houth atreet, up stairs. Ly oe D professions, that ment with the above ban vices as travelliue pany of artists of acl nowled ged ai jen! mile heats, best 3 stock of I hav. Lae cent to a lay time, en on Thi ‘Mlb St nufler the’ sada le, TX ices, many mucl iat prices. being desirous ot closing up as soon as pos Wwil soos be pablished for those who will buy | rchasers are invited to call Lone examine his New Rooms, No. 203 Broadway, second fi ANIMAL MAGNETISM AND EXTRAORDI- NARY Seek ant be tee INTELLIGENCE BY TEN Malic. = Wasuinoton, April 25, 1846. Congress—-The President—-The Ultras—-Father | Ritchig,and the Notice—Mr. Ingersoll and Mr Webster—Mr. Allen and the Presidency—Mr. Dickinson and the Vice-Presidency. The House passed several small bills’ through committee, to-day, and adjourned. The notice not having gone up to the President yet, it may not be signed ull Tuesday or Wednesday ; and then the Executive has to scratch his head over the “ discre- tion” with which he is empowered to give the no- We rather expect he will have the discretion | to give it forthwith ; tor judging from a late message LATEST | aw. JACKSON... MANAGER AND PROPRIRT 3 | of his to the Senate, it would be fair to presume that he only wanted the authority, to employ the notice | in the coercion of Mr. Pakenham to 5 Ba of set- tlement. ‘The ultras of Cenarene, in any event, will endea- vor to weave political capital from this Oregon dis- pute. If it be settled upon 49, then they will de- nounce the treaty; and assume, with imperturbable effrontery upon the stump, that had their policy been uraued, we should not have been compelied to this | amilinting surrender of a part of the national do- main, before all the nations of ie vas. And if the extreme and im pai ot war should unhappily follow, then tt the; - turn their innocent eyes to heaven, an unde | codile tears before the “mass meetii at the country groceries, in plows lamentations that their averting the war was so unrighteously dis- 0 furniture. now ready. az7t#m_ | Sole Proprietors Meurs. MYERS & TOMLINSON. | “Have you ever seen an old setting he ben fly from an i AMAGED. NEW ORLEANS SUR... wm. HOFF. | % 1p POR RATTAN. | empty nest, out among the poult with a | D MAN & CO. will ‘This Day at half-past 12 olclock, M. TOMLINSON. | volubility that would seem to in faces a just itive street slip, for aci of how, it may coucern, 196 ea ge ARREN DRA laid a dozen eggs? If you have not, you can have nds New Orleans Sugar, @ late fire. Fiivees Boxes. « ssid no idea of the ecstatic Tejorcinga, on the night suc- ‘WM. H. FRANKLIN, A Oreh« ‘Admixsaion). Sis ‘each. | ceeding the final agreement of two Houses upon Lats HOUSEHOLD FU. SITU Mihi Day | Belcon: (ine Tier)... ‘ ets. | the notice—no idea, sir, of the rapturous heroics of nj Id o'alack at No. 308 Guana atret, near East Broadway. Ppper we $c | Father Ritcine. He laughe—he shakes hands with Ase #RANKLIN, « SON wil hig? Day. the oA nies everybody—he i ro as happy eal poor Sones — “! BENEFIT OF YANKEE HILL. has just * got through” at a Me! iat revive e oes Seok tan en t dine yi ane Monday Evening, jumps round—he shouts—he falls to ihe earth laugh- }» Vases, mantel or- The performance will commence with ing, springs up again, and clapping his hands toge- ry "Bratels three” id = id cloaks, Lat ee oUNFAIR nn, ‘ankee Hi}! | ther, with most vociferous concussion, he shouts ply and ingreln carpeting, © et “Chapman | again and again—‘Hallelujah !—the notice is bg Ae Teady. a27 itm. ‘Miss E. Wood | paseed. Hurrah for the two Houses that elected me ICHARD VAN D Jr. Auctioneer, | the printer.” ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, TUES Wheel kee Hill * But the very next evening, some of the uo mr ae i A a AT NO. | Mate fy MrMonel | fied having prconee the venerable Nesto: BLEECKEA & VAN DYKE wil sil at auction on Teer | a Witt One’ | his unseemly desertion of the small minority against jay, 28th inet., at 10 o'clock, at No. 232 Treaty’ eg} at, Nathan Tucker | the notice, and mortified at the thought, that he had mie the elope ovewogd parlor SRR atk di Angelique... in his raptures been tramping upon the toes of Al- wie exkmmean cach oleiin a os and i: ‘Ta conclude wre | Ten, Casa, Hannegan, Breese, Dickineoa, Douglass, with erimson ga Bras- soho SETH BLO) Chipman, and others, he takes it all back—he ex- tela and ingrain carpets; whi eta Emily Leeson: laine it all away—the notice was not the thing, af- Fosety ok bien 200 fines weer Doors open at 7 0" We o'clock pre | fe better than none, and though he lamps; bedroom farniture; Fre thigh post cars goes. a6 10" ises at 746 o’clock pre- | ter all ; but it was better than. » bedstead; bureaus, w aa ae ether | Ci4elY. dnily, from 10 A.M., to $ o'clock P.M., when | May have said a great deal in its irifiontion, Teally "| si ‘there Ce Apt ier Po aged stove, wil Privat Bones and plaace oun be secured, Ags purehased | he had thought his friends knew him and his opi- Simneny ater tai ee eek ication to Mr. Draper. | nions too well to think, for a came he was in PALMO’s UPERA HOUSK, | earnest. EX’ “eat E bem a5 ENGLISH PLANTS AT Chalobenrstlont: ie ie Sa th promise oe .o Zinc, tat ill sell, Weta , at 10 o'clock, iter to the on Mo at No 353 Broadway’ an ettesdive enlisting of rigsk Monday Evening, April 47, mud ut pene t touch ‘Webster—he will prove no- st received per ship ween of the West, from England, se | And every evening until further notice. —hs will not mcceed im es- jectede y a competent florist, and have arrived here in as’ fine i thing against hum—Bs wit Bot Sven SROCCNe th sheet ers nearly, as when taken out of the ground. ‘They con- Origine! and Fes Fa need Band of tablishing a starveling of tt eae ion. fa HH satien, Walia ot en rertete he ‘Flo mer Hoot and | whose performances for the past tour yeurs in'all the cities of | most dep! lorable news that the next steamer wi have to take to England, will be, that the Chair. man on Foreign Afisirs of the House, | has the reiterated charge of ‘‘ falsehood ;” ani the | @hairman on Foreign Relations in the ot ducing | great war chief, (with « pair of the beat duel wd | pistols in the world, aswe are informed,) has | sively submitted to be flayed alive, without reais. eted ‘Spe vaking of Mr. Allen, we see that he has been eraematiols for the Presidency in Ohio, and has been endorsed by a leading democratic paper of Illi- nois. ‘This, of course, was before the news of the last day’s discussion of the notice had crossed the mountains. We rather apprehend that that news will cool the ardor of the Buckeyes for the man | that flinched in the hour of peril and of personal | danger. the | ’e are not sufficiently well advised to assure you | that Mr. Dickinson will run for the Vice Presidency, before the next national nominating convention ; | but as modesty alone i is the great drawback of com- tent and expenenced Sasenice, we would advise | Rave D. that he has a chance, if he will only come | out, abandon Secretary Marcy and the old conser- | | vative anti-sub-treasury hunkers, and go upon the gressive princi {er And that’s Ave for the present. TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS. House of Representatives. {the Senate, the Tey: pe yy | er by the chaplairi of the Vv ‘us- ti in Bich “by nin ded to the eclipse : ih, God ; Thou Tookest un, and it shineth not.” Sithe the House met at eleven o'clock, it was elmost dark enough for artificial light. PRINTING OF THE T. BILL. Mr. McKay moved that the Hi resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole ~ the voli es Union ; but withdrew the movement, for a moment, to e: Mr. Bronreap to rpde that an additional number of ™ a aa ‘Fefasing to print 2000 extra copies, rdored 1000 to ordere\ Mr. M 600 to be Prints ction to go inte commnittes. Mr. Pouiocx vse pit they ree proceed to the consider. ition of bills on the private bs The Sreaxer stated tha it the first duestion + ‘was on the motion of the gentleman from North Ct The yd Lapeer to Foe wi "ae Mr. McKay wished to make a Me MC Wt ta that he sould do 08 only by unanimous consent. | “There being no objection, | Mr. McKay obcerved, that | syed eave rope vie ry a is f ees. eae. yy ante with a view ol jay. a pe ns for the Bouse wert cube exhausted, and the of. cers had to" be paid. Theretore he hoped’ they would ge into committee. 4 Sees The question was taken ; but no quorum 53, noes 46—it was dete! p brieas 7h Be the House would not go into C the State of the Union. If the motion hed prevailed, and the bill to supply goes Ls taken up, (as he: ng 4 oe for fore tercourse) i reoll taken the opportunity i as announced in the Union = the House would recollect ply deficiencies. The bill nate, with amendments ; Friday night,'‘to pels with Mr. Webster’s request, in | the Seoats, raga Knows the part particulars and proofs of te ‘ebster’ yer jue! Leia Mr. Damret, of pore rengi oved that the House | proceed to the Socadeention of privete ete billes and he ex- Prenton adjeurament of te feo wea it of thi he oO e to.an hour Tater than ‘when they last had the calendar | under consideration. The motion vo and the House preceeded to the consideration of PRIVATE BILLS. ! A dill to enable the Secretary of the Navy to purchase Pet- | the use of Mix’s manger stopper, (to Teguise the letting Pot | Whole, and resumed the az7 i'r COLMAN’S EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC ae? GALLERY OF OIL PAINTING! Wits inekades bie his 4 Books, ba mony where below 15 eodexs tfrre Iho, 998 Bresdway, socsnd Roce. ___aldeodexs cirre_ TO VOCALISTS. OLAS AP THE THEATRI- | ORBYN, “Saanger of the Stirs Bell Bi pect tally ‘wforms roe es members of th ew and ied W7 engage: tenders his ser- ww iy ree pre oko band or com- 10 travel. ‘ais Urre HARLEM PARK TROTTING COURSE. reday, April 30th— | for’ horses that aesday evening Waar ———[—$—$—S$S——— CENTREVILLE COURSE, L. 1 —TROTTING harness, Bahn 5 ‘he entries Sie heats, beet 3in horses that never won a purse. suet, orto 1o—mile cent sa lige te prsreet. Potten Mendy cn lege irda bo'clock, FM , Will succeed the y " open a eon ati pare oie ondenase e Also. C ete mediately hier the iad trotting strane eae, to close at the Course sai oe eet, sn me the ll ail ee so ‘at Orleans wrt POLLING & CO. H Boath street. be on howd, at Ori U7 Price ‘dom rancanemin a ema se Packer 8 ren PUP Te 8, KR LiVeRPOOL.— me day by four tenes that day at four dol- JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor. April 2, | rae tala Hreutof ihe Cou Coume ag eon pene he ' allowed in the: yea t BY driving ‘Saeo will sucered | dfcwed i the tnetacloned tate, ono rn ey nt ofboth man and | Gomnon Jatio 08 jorning. 7th iwat., er | wipes anges” eae 4E Vor sale by | present e Opera Hi and Arcade street, batt be received at as i in cables, | Pei oa the House epctved itself into a Committee of the At arte! aq ce ala 103 members, not ? uoram, were Pind the committe rove and reported thet fact to the i, after observing that there was a lexity of attendance of —as ~ inattention to private bu- siness, mov louse. Thereupon, the y yous and nays wore taken, ond it wet | decided—yeas 77, nays 67, thal there should be a call of | the House. | Mr. Cons, as a quorum was present, moved that the call be #1 Mr. Dawret said, if this was the first time delinquen- | cy occursed, he would not object. But unless we adopt some method to compel the attendance of memby, we coul/ not transact the private ig aN with, ond All proceedings in the call were the House aie wen into Committee on the private | calendar. jut in half an hour, the Committee again rose, and the House adjourned. ton, April 26, 1646. | The Weather—Eclipse af the Sun—Improvement in the Money Market—New System of Police—Water Com. | issioners—Increave of Salariee— Mr. Brougham—Mrs. Franklin—A Case in Equity, before the Cirewit Court, founded on a speculation which took place some years ago. The mercury rose to 83 in this city on Tuesday last, and yesterday it reached 90}. In the evening we hada | fine sho’ nd this morning the weather was much mm | cooler, the wind blowing fresh from the east. The cclipse came off to-day as predicted by the{astronomers, and smoked glass was in demand, as usual on such occa- sions, Ata little past 10 07 , I noticed that the mer- cury stood at 43 in the shado. | ‘There has been a decided improvement in the money market since the receipt of the news from Washington that the specie clause of the sub-treasury is not to go immediately. The news, this morning, of the nat ie notice as ale also had a good effec easier, and « It is said that the Mayor, in conjunction Yen oan mittee of the City Council, il rae, purine stom of police for the city, which tion, embracing some importan' Couneil Reig! Me pene Lomeet next ‘tee cy Coane ee | tg ulsecaciee baa res tues Seed at 9,0 it $3 sO. od at the officers of nse rased, on the £708 them them be increnne} Mr. Bi city have lately hed their 1nd that the duties Fequired of much within a few years. ‘ting our people with his inimi- uti aa ra. Franklin, one of our most highly ed, ntary concert t' eve be seca rhich occosion she will be assisted by tho moat it of the cit: sib teeta Powe, coe rae dd whic send and which arow out of the moonshine PSnctons, ie every species of property, » ee years since--it was that of Semuel Warner, in equit at et Soom t Fales From the se (ite large printed volume, (+