The New York Herald Newspaper, May 23, 1846, Page 3

iheant, when ft le beyond redemp- anticipated. Very few policies are taken out with it in- serted in them ; and those companies which continue to take risks as usual, will stand the best chance of making the best dividends, if they make any at all. ‘The moe | chants of Boston are very much opposed to the insertion | of this clause, as they consider it unnecessary and un- galled for. It will be recollected that, when « war with France was anticipated, during the administration of General Jackson, only one insurance company in Boston would underwrite to pay all losses in case of capture: | &o. That was the Ocean Insurance Company ; and the | result of the course it pursued was a dividend of fifty per | Cent forthe first six months, and forty-five per cent for | !*% the second six months, making, for the year, ninety pew cent, returning to the stockholders in that short time nearly'the whole of their original investment. The | £ Principle this company went upon in underwriting in this way, was, that in the event of a war, they would | be ruined in the regular way ; and they mightas well | Get all the business they could, as the chances were in their favor, in any event. | ‘The insertion of the “ war clause” is a perfect farce ‘as every company in Wall street has already sufficient tisks enough to ruin them, should captures be made, Ik ‘Is altogether too ono-sided an affair. The companies get the premiums ; but we venture to say that very fow losses would be paid. The only sure war clause owner, of vessels can be sure of is, the security a few guns on Doar’, and an additional number of hands, give. Instead | of paying three or four per cent premium, for insurance against capture, or for the payment of all losses produced by capture, it would be much better, and much safer, to agpropriate the same amount to the purchase of a few Paixhan guns, and the employment of extra hands | ‘There would be some real socurity in that method of in. serting the war clause, as the insertion of afow forty-two pounders in the hull of a privateer, would be much more gratifying to those interested, in not only preserving their property, but their lives and liberty, then trusting toa mero clause in the paper policy of any insurance company. Even in the event of a war clause” being | Sood.for the value of the property captured, it will not be good for the lives or liberty of those who may be killed or capturedin an engagement. We would, there- fore, recommend the policy of arming all veascls engaged in our foreign trade. We have very little ‘confidence in any of the marine or fire mutual insurance companies. The immense amount of risks taken upon limited capitals, makes the chances of Tecovering losses such, that it is impossible to tell whether one is actually insured or not. The mutual system is rapidly going out of existence, and the explo- sion of a few more of the companies conducted upon that principle, would condemn at once the whole concern: ‘Tho president of the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Compan’ ny, of Boston, has given notice that the losses of that company have recently been so great that holders of po. yoga licies are not safe, and recommends them to take such measures, respecting the procuring of other insurance, as they may deem proper for their own safety. As un- fortunate as this may be for thoso who have paid pre. miums, the timely notice given of the insolvency of tho company enables those interested to protect themselves It is, in many respects, fortunate that this system has "AUCTION ROFICES. Duane street, nextel oks, consisting of the the ‘standard ANDREWS’ BENEFIT, Marked ® Conte Co Fae ra mentioned K OF ENGLAND NOTES, Viz: E FOLLOWING SWEEPSTAKES are uow opueed, yer this Course :— Be. bs ile heats, best 3 im 5, to wagons, for all wot 1 tions, many of them beautifully illustra Mee Mie Bland. A in moroceo ; most of i? | authors will be found amon, Removed from 169 to 304 CARD. H. E. WILLARD & #. W. SHIRLEY, ve their personal attention to 1 i a ‘urniture at the residence of families declini tate, at the Merchaats’ Exchange. 3 Public, consi gumen WAY, until Ma 2'No. under the saddle. mever won money, ve stakes, $25 entrance, half forfeit, and In each of the aero oo the dst act of the Comedy of th )UGH—Farmer Ashfield, Mr. G. Aadrews ; Susan, Mrs. second and third tiers, 50 Doors open at 7 oclock—performance to commence at Pre | ships, with amendments, placing the matter un- es, first tier, 75 cen! ‘it, 0 cents; Gallery, ‘the 25th of May the lst of June at Adams’ Express cisely 7% o'clock. LATEST INTELLIGENCE; isacnoge | By Electric Telegraph. i ’ fter Bice es neh Bavrimong, Friday, 7 P. M. AY— The Southern mail contains no news from th | seat of war. Proceedings in Congress, yesterday. Wasuinoron, Fripay Evextne. In Senate. Mr. Famrtetp, from Committee on Naval Af fairs, reported back the Bill for building ten steam- SUMMER HATS. TLEMEN'S and Boys Panama, L braid Hat, ofan fine Leghorn and jaf aud Conadiau atraw Hata. “Also, ROWERY THEATRE —Thie fadaway; Ma. ‘Haller, Miss Julia Dean flag Po conel th ERs DAbGHTEI » Malfort, Mrs, Madison. wer Boxes, 50 cents; secoud and third tiers, 25 ets.; , 12} Rid ea eae open cc7 ofslock~-Curtain will ris fats. Also, ral ‘und Caps of the latest and most approved The abo: i i lowest cath price. Purcheseys are reapeetiully requested to call and examine this er , accepted by Price & Co., di ine April 1amowne cia,” te4 © Richmond, April 11, 21 rit Messrs. Forbes & 19—amount £50. M Smith, Fi ake Heartall iow Che Miss Julia Dean 5 EW YORK JOCK Unioa Course, Long Island, will comm NEAPOLITAN BON fad, win | Aer the control of the President. OER The Mr. Maneum asked when Mr. Fairfield intend- ‘ot ed to call up the bill for action, He did not like to give the President exclusive control of all the im- portant matters relative to this unfortunate war with Mexico. Mr. Farrrrep said he designed to call it up on t half past seven Monday next. The fact that the war bill put oth- ‘Tian bs o gre awa by Forbes & Co., dated nesday next, the 27th instant, and continue on fiday, during which time will First Day—Wednesday, May 27. Purse $200-—Two Mil ay—Purse for M. sTS. 'HE SUBSCRIBERS, Patentees and Mi PARK THEATRE, Bonn IMMENSE ATTRACTION! rendered it absolutely necessary to put this EAT COMBINATION OF TALENT. H. AND. Forbes & Co., accepted bi ‘ jombay, Feb. it S0 dre dus’ Mog tee: Oe, AND. OR FOR THE BE t which occasion the followin kindly consented t Drawn by Mesers. Jas. Ti ison & Coy, aed Glasgow, rawn by the Whitehaven Bank Drawn by the ; & Co. dated Whitehaven: April 3,3" amount £33 13s 10d. accepted by Mor ne October 11— itute, and which for style and finish are unsur- passed. ey warrant them to alter and clean equaly to new. Apply to PATTISON, NOE ar Vyee & & ROOMS WITH BOARD, T No. 300 Greenwich street, with every requisite to make acomfortable home, one or two single gentlemen, BUAKD IN BROUKLYN. PRIVATE FAMILY residing within two minutes walk have two or ¢hree pleasant rooms to ug them breakfast an aes enhoff, Mr. Geo. Sat saa 1846. | In the course o! vening, Signora Rosini Pico will sing three lay 29. le. Heats, forwhich, | ‘0: Mi Jockey Club Pu: Four Mi ockey Clap SHION and OR AT by their owners. Michaelson & Co, Stockholm, April 3, Drawa by Messrs, Murray, 8: Mesars. Ker & Co., dated Manilla, amount £50, Rothschild & Co., (not Wded., due May 6— Zz acceptes amount a gentieman aud hi e, & Co., accepted by lovember 13, 30 d. s.— by the Provincial Bank of Ireland, Sligo, dated ion of Acts from Jeandal,” "A Wife for'a Day.” = Th “Speed the Plongh ghe talents of th e punctually at 2 P.M ing . dians, th ill be in attendance :—Col, Johu- ote oe he ac: following stables wi! son, of Virginia, has Qrator, and and another of the South Ferry, Boston colt of | For particulars s my22 2tre er matters under the control of the Presi | measure also. The President should have un- | limited power in this and all other cases relating to the war. ng, May | Mr, Auten offered a resolution calling on the | President for information in his possession rela- AS. 7 ; “ ‘The dramatic performances will consist of . icheice selec. | ting to the design of France and England to ithe favorite comedies of make Texas an independent monarchy, which was adopted, The resolution to submit the Loujsiana and Poume grant and patents issued under it to the E.. Post Offices New York. BOARD aT STATEN ISLAND. WOLKE respectfully informs his Selends er + of Swan and Griffen streets, is now ready to receive board bove hotel comman sland, and is close to the 4 Cot me AWOL Ereat promise out of Cassandra’ winner of two races GARDEN.—The Siirnesree at three and two mil So.—amount £12 7s 6d. Co—amount £31. is of Exchange and Drafts has Draft on Messrs. Payment of all w! On which occasion been stopped. GAB: infec ove described Notes and ritled to receive the above re- thereof for any portion of the or upon recovery and conviction ly to Messrs. Bush & Mul- Poultry; or to J.or D. rs, Mansion House, lon, RP ine. do, wiN make their first appearance in New York these three Years, in some of their most popular and highly am yrard, or a proportionate part HUNTING PARK COURSE (NEAR PHILA- | DELPHIA).—TROTTI of the offender, if stolen. lens, Solicitors, St. M Forrester, Police O! London, April 15, 1846. WANTED IMME ¥afamily going to maid and attendant, ‘ement of dresses, rman languages . street, where furt! ms, Garden, Walks, &c., have bee hed, the Saloon and Outer Balconie ing the most recherche and e SERTS A LA MUSARD, reportage: 19 much admired on previous seasons, will be continued, to | the errors of both parties, in this controversy. He give effect to which, A MAGNIFICENT ORCHEST! has been engaged. Various costly noveltie ietor has great pleasure M’LLE BLANGY, , mier Danseuse from the Opera of Paris, and the Berlin nna Theatres j and whole now form: amusement on th quick and legible band, having IJ ploy them in copying or writing up books. the office of thie paper. ne P lp compen o6 AUEaBAYS ws Mt Doe under the saddle ; free for | or $300. oe Bloom heatt, under the saddle; five for OV: ears: this spring id Doy—Purse $100, 2m. h., tn harness ; free for green | ats, under the saddle ; free | ‘ely commence on ‘AN’ xperienced manufacturer of wheat starch.One who un- manufacture of" Pearl,” and other qu of a desirable situation by ‘ost Offic ray must speak either the F tion to be made to 45, er Pe Set can be obtained. of starch, can hes B., box 1353, Bost T}\HE MEMBERS and friends of No. 15, are requested Sunday afternoon, their last tribute o/ FIRE ENGINE CO. tomeet at the Engine Houses oa ay ot mf past 5 o'clock, their late EL B. SKINNER, Forem ‘Purse $100, mil that never won a pure ANTED—A colored Woman, Further particu! oprietor of this establish- i , ¥ i Pectlully informs die public, that he wilt | action of the Attorney General, passed its second axon on MONDAY, June 1, 1816, 1EL, JEROME, AN’ reading. The bill to extend jurisdiction over Oregon com- ing up, Mr. Westcott moved to postpone the | whole subject to the first Monday of December | next. | Mr. Benton then took the floor, and spoke at | length on the subject of the Oregon boundary, He said it was his unpleasant duty to have to correct said our treaty with Russia never intended the in prepara- | line of 64 40.as our Western boundary, but was jouneing © | Dlaced there by us as the Western boundary of | England. i A A As this report is closing, Mr. B. is ing with | great emphasis, and commands the attention of a crowded auditory. His speech, when pub- Y $300, $100 of which goes to the second best; in harness ; free for all trotting horses. Entries to be made the evenin; Entrance 10 per cent. Mr. Wm. Jackson, the American Deer, will start on Mon- Purse of $1700, to run 11 miles in my7ThSa&Tu to My26 rre habits, and who is willing to go int manent situation in a emily con by applying at No. 52 THE DESERT RE ELICIEN DAVID’S G: Symphouy, THE Dr: Atthe TABERNAC FRIDAY EVENIN¢ c ny Eevee option om! Joc! y meee MR: GEORGE LO The solo parts and recitations MK. ROBT. previous to each trot, at the ‘wo or more to make a trot tion, are requested to ‘0. 14 James street, on Suuday after. purpose of attendit he late Hanmax Kino, an old Exempt city. Exempt Firemen in general ar ata Steer, of the President, meet atthe Union, 0. OFFICERS OF THE ARMY —A splendid article of at 4 o’clock, for the : it English Leather Huntin, WM. T. day, the 15th of Jur an hour, over the al PrHiLapernia, May 6, 1846. HARLEM PARK—TROTTING, | bitten sata 25th—Purse of $30, mile heats, best 3 in e invited to attend. ENMA! roperty, ou advantageous terms. Address O. at this ofices pies jie LADY, who is educate for the summer, | miliar with the modern ‘ickets, 50 cents each, for sal or: singi Parents or others inter Proved defective and unsafe, before it had become more ex- tensively established, as the evil has not become s0 deep. much damage. Had the market become filled with the Decome a species of investmont to a large amount, an | explosion of any company, or of the system generally, would have taken millions of dollars from those holding the scrip as investments, who never were interested in any other way in the companies. As it is, notwithstand- 4ng the limited extent to which the system has been car- ried, scrip to a large aznount has been cancelled. The system ofstock companies is docidedly the best; a premium is paid, and if a loss is suffered, and the compa uy can pay, there is the end of the matter. The stock” holders are the sufferers, and perhaps a dividend or two 4s the extent of the loss ; but even that system, as long as it has been in existence, is very defective, or the manner of taking risks under it, isso. In Massachusetts there are twenty-nine insurance companies, with specific capi, tals amounting in the aggregate to about five and a half millions of dollars. The aggregate risks of these twenty. nine companies, marine and fire, amount to nearly ‘ore hundred millions of dollars. Should they experience losses amounting to about seven millions of dollars, being the amount of capital and premiums, more than ninety millions of dollars upon which premiums had been paid, would remain uninsured, and those holding policies would be compelled to get another insurance elsewhere, or run out the balance of the time on their own account and risk. The little liscriminstion usod in taking risks, bott. fire (nd marine, and the injudicious distribution, or, we might say, concentr ition of risks, exhibited in the conflagration of last July, is one great cause, if not the sole cause, of the frequent explosions of these companies. There is, however, ‘one other great cause, and that is, the limited capitals compared with the immense amount of business done. We want a complete remodeling ef the whole business of insurance; and the best place to begin the re- volution, is, in the selection of proper officers to conduct the business of the companies established upon any new system. It is a notorious fact, that one-half of the compa nies now in existence, both stock and mutual, are man. ‘ged by those knowing no more about the business than #0 many school boys, as any one acquainted with the abuses practiced, particularly upon marine insurance, can testify to. ‘The annual report of the banks of Connecticut for 1646, compared with former years, exhibits an expan” sion inall the principal departments. It will be ob- served that the circulation of the banks in the aggregate, now, is larger than at any former period, yet it does not | consideration, Teach the amount allowed by law. page deg The whole amount of banking capital in the State is | of all d $8,476,680; and they are allowed by their charters to cir- culate once-and-e-half the amount of their capital stock and deposits; so that it will be seen that $12,713,445 A. si foll would be their legal limit, besides that which they are entitled to have on their deposits. Their circulation, ac- cording to the returns hereunto annexed, is only $4, amount they are entitled to, saying nothing of their de- poaits:— Banus or Connecticut. Cap. Stock. Civculation, Speci ans i $8,744,697 50 $3,998,325 30 eifses 10 diane hee 08 "754,467 501,020,552 45 533,447 9,769) } 832,223 00 3,967,815 45 502,190 12,286,917 97 878,245 00 2,325,589 95 499,032 52 10,428,630 87 },873,927 50 2,784,721 45 454,298 G1 10,944,673 35. 876.317 57 2,565,638°33 471,238 08 = 10,683,413 37 580,303 50 2,379,947 02 438,752 92 9,798,392 27 Ssoras oo cuceas go tase 19 Lec ts os 4 1 477, ‘1846, .. 6,475,690 00 4,565,947 06 481,367 09 13,258,587 23 The banking capital of the State is much smaller than it was four or five yearsago, and the amount of specie | Jess. “The proportion of specie on hand to paper in cir- culation is small, being only about one to nine; but the banks of New England generally keep a deposit in Bos- ton, for the redemption of their bills, which is not in- cluded in the reports. - Old Stock Exchange. NY State 56, °8 96) $1500 NY State of 38 she Mortis Canal 3 ‘tee Ohio ts $8 100 Famer’ Trust 1 , oaer v0 8 390 Nor Fy WorRR 3 ‘or $1 ahs Can 3 10 5 oiled RR = ee bd 300" do 2g 100 © do 51% 40 = do we 10 do ia ET do 60 30175 lo cr oe ne ae ¢ Harlem RR | UK do @ xo do FY 50 do 960 62: a 260 300 do 6s seen 8 Me ene Second Board. Scho Nock’ WerRR Ss% isthe HulemRR 44 100 630 BS 8 ned, 810 444 3 7 3% 100 ing RR ABE %” do 33 island Pa ele a 1 3 % Least RR oon 7" do" Wow aah Sa # jon 84°25 do 93 52: 25 Nor & Wor S2ig 25 do s10 52 2% Jon 52ig 25 do Mon g lon 2B t ‘Sat io : Sa 25 a % 33.51% 2%5do | do a,tiw 52! 3 & Mon 51% 50 do 98 52) %5 #10 51! Married. On Thursday, ‘2ist inst. by the Rev. J. N. Smith, Jonn Coroan, to Ey » dat pw + far apy ae ughter of William Den- — WT On Thursday evening, the 2ist inst., suddenly, Avot: | rave Tarion, aged 33 years. | i Ryo ime ore “xe thea eam to at. fe Satu: t 4 o'clock, from his ate 5 No. 667 vision street. NEW YORK HUSSARS. TT ROOF ER, No. ina Ronco i iene Srey eae | em pS ee Sareue © | Newark, JOSEPH V. CHAMBERS, Sergeant Major. mys iritre | tet Wap ie lhe & a eta a r idle, free for horses that never non sie : ° tamount. to Toh” TRADE IN GEN: | SHE'S, Saturday evening,.by 9 o'clock. ‘Thr Cc . ly rooted but that it can be eradicated, without causing | street, be piece! een the hours of 11a GOORLICK & facturers for this beg most resuecttnl jerman lang to call at No. 16 C and 5 ry toinform their customers. that 20 Liberty street, near William will continue to manufacture the pply country manufacturers with ments, Inlays, &e., and every kind of tary Officers’ Cainteens made to order. INGS AND SHIRTINGS—Of every | wn brands, both ‘heavy and wrence C, Cabot A, ‘and Two or more Bed u serip of these mutual insurance companies, and had it atore'anicl re ir daughters will enjoy fine good board, and the best care and instruction. ighty Gentlemen, 5 § ind fe othe Te ag peccetone Temperance Pow-wow—John B. Gough and Geo. HOWES & 00/8 NEW YORK MAMMOTH Ou, but voted the Victor by ‘The Boys”—Me- HE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT ever o1 ited States, comprising 140 Men and ‘Carriages to'convey the performers, wardrobe, imu io. will be) exiubited in Paterson, Easton (Pa.) | co, §C. a compan ‘ Se ee ene coments the | A very important report was made from tl arrived from | Senatorial committee of the Senate to-day, by ns, Peculiaehy her own, Mr. Westcott, asking that the committee be dis- ant vt Possession a red on the Ist e b been y with particular regard to material for desks, NB. fi ROOMS.—A suit of rooms, bed rooms on the second floor, in No, 99 Cedar street, a few doors west Mth breakfast and tea wit parlor, and one or two PERSON WITH ¢ Stock, Fixtures, one of the greatest le equal to any, and A FIRST RATECHANCE FOR AN | ALA SMALL Capi Lease, &c., of a Public Hous thoroughfares in the ci th the family if desired. No child: | modation jngie gentlemen of Hed for immediately, or on cimenis, “Everything s# comfortable and style and width, Exeters, Uni , Br “io Ci oF een de re < fin ek, ‘ ‘as the owner is al 25 place must be sold by the firs to leave the city on other butiness, Enquire 61 Bowery, corner of Walker street. v2 3 LEWIS KEPPLER. SHIP MUSKETS AND PISTOLS. NE THOUSAND Muskets, with Bayonets, in good or der; 300 pairs Boarding Pistols, for sale . W. 9) 4,000 elegant United States banded Muskets, hi Also, Rifles and Sporting Guns. SIANS, SURGEONS, CF |—A married gentleman, late England, who has graduated practice medicine, surge: Cleanas could be desired. DELIGHTFUL COUN’ MR. PALMO, so long kuown to the citizens of N lace known as the resid jes, together with Southern Cot- 7 to 12; Wicks, Twine, ie. ution of country merchants is pa ock, which is got up with a direct view to meet “—. N_UNDERHILL, Nos.6to Il, and Wi whose new style of Equestrian being chaste and classic; her graceful naivele with which gence, render this gifted and highl; ing feature of the arena in thi: fer the public to the brilliant de pers of the extrao: in ticularly solici- ramilies can there be accommodated on more reasonable terms than they can get in the city at ou: fashionable hotels. acres of ground attached to country place, and the residents can wall . i ey would in a couatry seat belongin w their approbatios about the garden; HE D in fact, can act as th ferald Buildings, whe assortment of the Their reputation, already esta- ‘k Prints, makes tl inuance of the pu stantly keep o1 cheap Lithographic P: blished for the supe confideut that the; Patronage. raphy. Portraits, fer are the celebrated © LET—A Large Room i building in rear of No. 31 and 33 between the Sth and Gth avenues, suitable for mechanical und floor, well adapted for a ININGHAM, on the premises. and midwifery, wi: a ore, where there ultimate purchase or partners ces of the first respectability. ing an interview to M. FOR SALE AT VERY LOW “PRICES, whole stack belongifs to the a \ddress a line appoint. D., af the office of this pepe tomical heen secure tl my23 im*r ANCIEN' N ODEK) opened an ext e haeoneattara aetna cnabli | Books, in every department of human he. Inguive of Mr RG 23 ter FOR SALE OR TO LEASE, OR ONE OR MORE YEARS, the Premises lately oc- cupied as a tannery, situated in Pies nd strength and agility, an ai .m ‘ill comprise 17 Acts of Horsemans! Mast ctor, Mi NIZON, end the unephroschable Clowa, ong the Performers is ob fapoleon of the Are Horseback are the most ext . nile Act of Horsemanship by Master Nixon. Olympic Exer- cises, by the whole Co! ries, embroidery Patterns and all materials HOBBS, whose ew and commodious dwellin ary ever witnessed, stands is well stocked with fr i arg the sale of valuable cnowledge, art, and thought. siderable collection of works, rare; and all, more or less, of xclusively for cash, and to 0 rir: smallness of his profits, and the lowness of his stock will be constantly augmented vate libraries, or of smaller collecti uy every work, ancient or modern, to which ied, by any sect or party, in every departme s d art, and in all languages. He ‘ho; stablishment an agreeable resort Antiquarian, the Divine, the jetters, and science generally; each of aropean ents by Mr. Col BROTHERS, Bostures and Groupings. Mr. Sweet | mnastics by ological with the ini- Banjo Melo: | tronal course, between John M. Botts’ b. h. if omprising the | tection, four years, and Col. Thompson’s c. h. oat talented, and classic performers in the world. | eizebub, four years—three iniles and tepest— C, ROCKNAGEL, = their elegant Gyrn as the Charioteer of Phosbus. i . Mr. Howes in fancies of Proteus.” Mr. lack Rope Evolution mitable Dan Emm: With a variety of others." The whol ATTHE Annual Election for Thirt NEW YORK AND HARLEM | PANY, held at their office this 19th day of M: entlemen were duly elected for an aN For further particulars enquire of Philip Mabie, No, 321 anton street, or of the Subscriber on, ee FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. Wi ' THE SUBSCRIBER will sell his pe ‘ ss oe etmore, Bibliomaniac, the my@ire_ | ished, will make an impression—for it is unmis- takeable in its position, and earnest in their de- strumental | fence, — of the House proceedings, nor of the Fair, as URSDAY EVENING, | ‘The Telegraph docs not give a single item j d insi.. and SATURDAY | anticipated would be the case” : i under the direction of |. To-norrow, it is highly probable thet. the entire | communication will be opened from Philadel phia | to Washington, and then you shall have the @n- | tae days proceedings. re respect —_—_"— lance. | National Anthem, By the Mails. WaAsuINaToN, May 21, 1846. | a Esq. The Senate—The Oregon Question and Father Ritchie—The Great Fair—The Races—Grand H. Mundy in opposition—The Prophet Ruled izedin | Connelland the Menagerie—Premature Death of lorses, re | Lowis Pkilippe and Unnecessary Alarm—Mezi- riglegessd | charged from the Oregon occupation bill, from the thelead- | House, accompanied with a declaration from ion given in the reapec- | Mr. Westcott, that he should move on to-morrow ea eererm: | that the whole subject be postponed till the first Monday in December next. We are pretty wel NTESS. 4 i eight AD ue fet and their err lee. Mr. | assured that a tantamount proceeding will pre- . Mrs. is the most enormous | ‘ Pas hale 1e world. They will appear in’ ‘Jack and the | vail; and the motion made so explicitly is design- yfrionm, extraordinary feats of ed asarebuke to the dictatorial censorship of Gym- | Father Ritchie. The Senate will meet again to- | morrow, but from the attractions of the Fair, we 1 Ri- | suspect they wiil adjourn after the morning bu- feats 00 | siness to Monday next. Accompanying, we send Exer | you a plan of the ‘National Extubiton.’ Further particulars than we have given, you will derive | Kom other sources. The exhibition was attend- | ed by several thousand people to-day, and from its novelty afforded the highest sort of national nd | gratification and pride. There was a pretty good race to-day atthe Na- ‘vesant, county of Ci ¢ Stuyvesant Landin Ear om will meet with choice works, in hi r at the lowest possible price. literary persons to pay him av likewise, a large qui Forte and other instruments, for which é him one-half st seller in the one and a half mi! rket plates on the Hu beautifully locat CASTLE GARDEN. | USICAL SOIREES! containing the finest morceaux of | eats, of five miles, best three in five. ves in the largest and | A great ee meeting was held in front , cooled by acircular | of the City Hal all the great composers. ‘The public may here enjoy thems most magnificent Saloon in the worl Ata subsequent meetin HD President, and DAVID COTHEAL, Vice President. he will thank any one who may wa the'lowost price charged by city. Tewil be sold tn 4 JOHN DOYLE, AUTO Th Promenade, covered to a+ to exclude | (ni ing air from | , sd:and cnchauting prospect around, | prophet, George H. Mundy, was about under- constrn house, wood house, &e. &e. Firm is one of the best in Colum and will be sold, together with one growing, cheap, or exchanged Property, or good wi HE AMERICAN HACHANGE BANK. :T! Stockholders, of the American Ex- he election of Councillors and. Dit i oom, on Wednesday, 34 62 John street, New York. IN.—The public are hereby cautioned not to e crew of the British ship ELIZABET! or consignne will not be responsible for any debts that they may contract. a Tands welll loc tors, will be held'at the Directo i of June next, from 12 0’cloc! lessrs. James Mites, ON TWENTY-Five CENTS. 23, y Evenings, | sued, and the meeting was brought thereby to ra- The evening’s entertainments will commence with a grand Oo Orchestra, jorfolk Eee satiety: W. W. Huatavrt, NEWFOUNDLAND DO Board of Director rt JOS. Me! corner of Pine and G. B, CLAKKE, TAILOR, 5 by Same nds Fagin s hw . has anew and elegant as- "JOHN J. FISK, Cashier. DNL LUNU IDLAND INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL LLA. imal, 8 months old, S removed from 132 to 11 loors of John street. sortment of Spi such and THREE DOLLARS REWARD-Strayed from ing, the 19th inst, Montrose Waltz—Labitzky. lontrose Walts—Labitzky. Or ONTINUES to tak handize and property generally, on terms. This company gration that have ever occurred i sm with comparati stern which. they have always. p economical, while the style will be at least Mep! The first part will conclude wi sion of half an hour for promena view the varied and correct range ich, the Overture of Gustav Soldier's Waltz, Jos, Lanner. rand © Cosmoram: e Bal Masque. | ceric thisevening. Gen.M” ‘through the two greatest REMSEN, comer Sth a1 e and lth street. ES SPANIELS—OF THE the latest arrivals from Lon- fh tised of limiting All josses which the company may fo Se =! and wi} credit given. ions kept ready ma: 6 G. B. CLARKE, 116 Wil To conclude withthe nd Concert Ovei On SUNDAY, agrani ‘selection of Sacred Mi - | Protection winning. Afterwards a race for 600 | ards. To-morrow there is to be a runof mile ll this evening. John B. Coed @ rom fountain, surrounded by shrubs and flowers, there is alsoan | Mr, Kellogg, of Baltimore, and an orator exterual gallery and addressed the multitude. After which, the taking to “prune out some of the weeds from the tenrpetanod couse; especially John B. Gough,” when he was resisted and suppressed by the voice of theteetotalers. Something of a row en- ther an abrupt dissolution, a large portion of the crowd moving, with three cheers, for George H. | Mundy, who has become, by the “affair,” quite a lion among “the hoys.” A large assemb! of people attended the “grand speck-tackle” of ena & Co’s mena- ‘onnell was pre-emi- nent for the rights of equality, con! that the crowd in front should off hats, as the ad valorem re, Kalliwods. | tariff of 25 centagas the door qualified every citizen, native or adopt@™, to see the monkey ride, and the tad + aN ahaiee! Re | New York, of all expire tal ELAMATER, President, FINN, Secretary. importer and dealer in ind valuable Birds, only to be foun lescription, offers for rt. Letters from the curious, in distant parts, importer and dealer 5 John street, Bird Seeds of ev valuable and rare Bird, Abordevat or Spice I es THE CITY FIR Watt staeet, City or New Y ‘Wamee or Chinese Mock Java Sparrows, White C iC GARDEN IS NOW OPEN FOR THE | elephant waltz. Z N.—Dodworth's Comet Band will perform every | © premature report prevailed in the city to-day ‘Luesday =e Friday cretiags, Come June 2nd, the ‘Hetanni of the eats jor raitianee fee LIAM ALLISON, Proprietor. | Louis Philippe, and of a revolution in France. of the arrival of the birds were all imported from e 665,047, being very little more than one-third the Biches alii the kus N. B. tind . i, Thrushes, Linnets, Chaiinches. Gold: Starlings and Sky): 3 Joha THREE superior, sound, and very ‘Horses, the property. of a ‘They are oll well bro! ‘souute hamess, and perfectly riven by the present o' jarks. In fact, the cu- street, most of the cage ‘Tan King Charles’ Spaniels, received Pp Henry Pratt, from Liverpool, perJonn Grieves. D, Z, CARPENTER’S DANCING ACADEMY, ISTNUT STS. PHILADELPHIA. fully solicits those a oe re w . a pretet aages of the d its capital stock if mi pall loss or damage by Fire effected on appli- it reasonable te: be R. A. READE D. F. CURR | STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO., OF WORCESTER, MASS. HN DAVIS, of Worcester. ISAAC DAVIS. IEN SALISBURY, Esq. ENSON, Esq. as travel well together, but will be sold separatately, petri st trotter; has gone seen at IRN’S New Livery Stable, cor. of University Place and 13¢ ly, his mile in harn inside of three minutes, Presipent—Hon. J! Vice Parsipents—E Piste 2 lessons, saloon, at vate lessoi on the Ist of Sey and on reasonable ARSAPARILLA.—All persons desirous of he cheapest preparation extract, from the best arti are as pleasant to the taste as sugar plums; They area powerful spring medicine, so de- 2a ojng to Europe, wishes to dispose reason oily The horse ‘ean be 4 Mond’s Stables, corner of Beaver and New streets. I, the above place. Mr. C. will contim all summer; and will commence Single lessons giv. + HORSES Ay athnge gd FOR SALE, at the Stable o Known as the Wes Horses from'the Western part of the State of 'New York, twelve very fine Pairs and the bi Among them anumber of fast ones. horses will do well to examine for of the founders of it being benevolence, ‘ which he has visite and made himself practically acqu: statistics most necessary and useft be believes that his services party with whom = Letters addressed to W rs, care of Sol. Smith, heatre mailed prior to May 10th, and prepaid, wil attention at that time. Persons wishing good the rates of premium below IMITH & KETCHAM. SUMMER HATS. ntrusted with the mat hout the country, and of the States within ed by the Directors os ation in which the i Roosevelt street, near y Asi , um, 121 Fultou street; and at most oft s they are the best It was generally believed, and created quite a n T AND CLASSIC CABINET | sensation, as well it might. This evening, - GALLERY OF ‘OIL PAINTINGS, 4 i ever, it is nullified by the absence of a telegraphic nes, or locomotive confirmation. th No further definitive information of a decisive "eased. the frst character from the South. Strangers pouring in- low prices, and | +4 the city from all directions. Yankee stock ra prices, cee of clos ig soon irtment . “ Cheap List will soon | be published for those who will buy Tt grows late. A nig’ epistle, General, to- or gf alco TO VOCALISTS MUR OAPSIONS. he THEATRE TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS. rising. deferentially, ms, | Morrow. Essentially ally ‘ ao May 21, 1646. Wasuincton, May 21, Morning clear and oriental in temperature. Grand and imposing accu oF Poming on te the Natooel Fair, ‘Firing of connon, supposed to be « national salute almost every section of thoes pom ies, | on the ope! of the great American manufacturers’ ted with those detai professional tra TB, » Mr. ‘and to profesional travellers, | ‘Solemn and impressive prayer by Rev. Mr. Tustin. pe AS CEES, Manager of the Swiss Bell | Mr. Haxwxcax, who has been sbsent for some time, exhibition. Journal of yesterday. ny if id in his tagain to-day. Thin attendance in mroinpt | thE Senate; many ofthe honorable body supposed to be - ~ it ure inspecting the opening of the great Fair. anual meeting of the company took place. on the 6th ‘The report of its officers shows results favorable be- ¢ expectation of its most s f application and fw usiness, can be obtaines 's Building, Hanover str Agent of the Company (Post's Build ianover street, corner of Exe A, Stoxey Doane, M. a DR. JONES, DENTIST, 383 Broadway. NSERTS TEETH, and. warrants natural ones for b sought for by the man of taste, they hi of being 25 per cent below the standard prices, * similar in material, workmanship, and wifactured by the more splendid est y; and on a close comparison of th no material difference ean, be perc icular that the subscriber DR. CASTLE’S ANTISCORBUTIC — DENTIFRICE. HE invaluable properties of this Dentifrice for tl _ of diseases of the mouth and teeth, seventeen years’ ind is of Kee “4 ho site ito the s the teeth—re- ticulars of the plans of the office in this city, No. corner of Exchange place. as adopted a style prevents the perspiration of Oftrimming, which effectuall from striking through, and impairing the ap- numerous patien . whitens, and polis lecay—sweetens the breath, and prevents in the mouth and gums: setof teeth, when used 8 every operation on the mouth and teeth. Their average weight is from 27% to 3}, ounces—bei Leghorns, or mas. PILES , who are influeace AMPHLETS containi ed by BARNES’ PIL! WYATT & KETCHUM, 121 Fulton st_ their purchases by to examine them, and to their precise valte, come taste and judgme considerations of cc establish, by the test of compari operates in the evening, as usual. GKAND MUSIG. in > Wiha ae CU eIWES Compt HITE, CRAPE. z TiCHLY EMBROIDERED 4 SHAWLS | wood, anda'voto upon the motion which proved MODE’ CRAPE SHAWLS, : b Shaded Embroidery, wi Splendid ond Fret) deep, and most magal ith the productions of other manufactur pared with the pr: neat othe ma E * oe APOLLO ROOMS, on TUES- the. Thistle the following distinguished BULL ( a 13¢ to 5 inches in dis sentee only ot THOMAS. A NEW WORK FOR THE PEOPLE, ever been import C ih a new stock of poumae fe pet Beer eae rare Tefitted, and the house undergon And its Application mg Remedial Agent. n A. H. CHRISTIE, M.D. ‘| What though the causes ma: Let not delusion, prejudice or prid hil be served up “every day at the ber, com’ posed of Chowder, and other relishes prepared in a superior Price of rooms per week. y not be explained, tained ; :d Canton Crape in propeller to wabbec untied AST INDIA SCARS: are now | SF may be built or modified. many of the poet’s most open at7, to commence prec! HE above work iss erret bat Bi on, Galvanism and. ite: remed he boas and visiters he season will be servi fs the Military IiNis Beck &co.. * oton, On motion of Gen, “ei yo emrloring fers ed atand, No, 206 | COS, Patent rifle, ager cnawe rides, to try them, espe: had gratis at the earnestly recommended to interested. my2I 3tis*r Commercial Hota Courtlandt street sda ft ‘ an : Thistle Frankfort street, and at ‘Me Chi ™ TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS, Ho ee” WESTERN, BY THE PouNr oF DR. POWELL, Mae y ne . E q PeNDs ° Fasas of the Eye and to all Imperfee rom 9 to 4 o’clock, at his residence, 261 of the Tear Passage, Cataract, and id » Sor Sting, cured in ) ARTIFICIAL EYES, of superior beauty to ped defect. | yeeniance 4 Warren | w receiving daily at their mpson oth Red and of the most superior Ag Lopate apd Comm y. rom pea size 7 - ny 2 wire 1d low fe he sreitig done ta toe bar reasonable terms. ASTOR HOUSE BATHS. 1 Vesey street, (Priv: je respect idea—Oi Nsemevesnseieanes | saci STEEL AND COPPER PLATES, rials, and the finish Sto cents per inch; ci Seats Vn 9nd 8 Plast stzont, Now Sal Carraway Seed, ADE from the best i ld. x» tases ea nN and and atreet. 4 . , PUTITIONS. Petitions were presented Messrs. Atchison, More- jarnagi Sturgeon, Niles, and Hay- wood. Mr 8er Wgodbctige a petition from citizens E ‘Semple p itl of the District of Columbia protestiny againet re annexation of Alexandria to the ee ‘ Rad ine | (The 00 On ee the dratimore to the removal of the Federal jitol from this ee ood.) . tition for the refunding of certain spe- Ciera roe cins PeUticion from persone interested. In the canal trade respecting licenses and duties on canal bosts. Also, a memorial from Madison county, New York, the subject of the Smithsonian bequest. All of fs were properly referred. fj ted a bill changing the time of the im. | Sing tein of tle Circuit Courts of the United States,in ve Virginia and Tennessee. ibid wx es Mr. Camxnon, after some conversation with Mr. Hay- E if aye sence of a quorum, or that no quorum voted, of the most 0 should move an executive session, on heavy fringe, | one o'clock he some which he wished decided ), a8 during ech, wey the next week he should be necessarily from the oeawis | oH srramnns—toren’s rnoreiusn. silawis. On motion of Mr. Yuurs, wel, corrin i kas. oo instructed to inquire into the policy of spp! ing Te we—coLt’s RIFLE. asters | Meter" Sunn me isto! cS 8, ‘vote asl ren . Tatd over—Oregon to be postponed To ary So h for Oregon. a ag Mr. ‘escort, from the Cyr Ponmadess Jeave to make @ report. doc ou), | fear om ere contin rele Ben Je bathing tabs are en, fom ced por red the bill from the House, for the occu Mr. W. stated, the settlers '" end the Prowgerstion, and fel @ nae. TS a TERE ene rm