The New York Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1846, Page 3

Harlem declined 1 per cent; Nerwich and ‘Worcester, $; Reading, }; Penn. 6s, 3; Morris Canal, North Am. Trust, Long Island, Farmer's Loan, snd Ohio 6's, closed at Saturday's prices ; Canton, }. ‘The advices frem the army of occupation have given all the markets a quietus, as the impression among busi- ‘ess men is, that, as the war. extends, the effect upon commercial affairs must become mere unfavorable. At the South everything is unusually stagnant, so far as Commercial transactions are concerned, and we are be- ginning to feel the depression here. It will come upon Us very gradually, but its operation will be steady and general. It sppears to meny very surprising that the effect has not been more immediate; but we can hardly expect to escape embarassments similar to those already experienced in those cities nearer the scene of war. _ We have no doubt but that the effect of a war between ‘the United States and Mexieo, upon American credit in Ey *P*, Will be bad ; and that remittances fram this side, to a lar ¢ *mount, will be required immediately. Should this be the 9080, it will check importations to a great ex- tent, and restr. St the revenue of the government very much, and compe.' # to come into the market for a loan, much sooner than it “Uierwise would. ‘The controversy whic has existed for some time past, between the Mechanics! Baking Association, and Samuel A. Willoughby, in Chancery and the Court for the Cor rection of Errors, growing out @ stock and mortgage transaction, hes been amicably adjusted, and the suits on ‘doth sides withdrawn. ‘There ere so many reports in circuistion, in relation to the suspension of country banks, that it is necessary for those holding uncurrent bills or notes of country banks to be very careful, where they go to redeem them. ‘The reports alluded to have been started by the petty Exchange brokers in the upper part of the city, ‘and we learn that in many instances, printed lists of the banks reported as having failed, have beon made which contain the names ofsome of the best banks in the county. ‘These lists are exhibited to those not much acquainted with the standing of banks generally, for the purpose of inducing them to part with any bills of those banks they may have, at e very large discount, and in this way bills which ere at a discount of only one-half or three quar- vters per cent. in Wall street, are redeemed by these petty brokers, at ten, fifteen, or twenty per cent. Bill hold- ‘ers should go to Wall street, if they have any bed or Aoubtful paper to,sell, and not permit themselves to be ahaved by the little brokers in the upper part of the city Only three banks in this State have suspended lately, Bad these have been for some time past in very doubtful credit. The bills of these three, with those of banks in other States which have lately suspended, are redeemed Sjair, 3 “ Of the suspensions in this State, the White Plains and the Farmers’ Wi Drovers’ Bank of Buffalo, were ostab- Mashed under the Free Banking Law, end their bills are therefore pertly s¥eured by the deposit of stocks and Donds and mortgag@)with the Comptroller. We my partly secured, becarse @ foreclosure of the mortgages anda forced sale of the State stocks would not net pro- ceeds sufficient to redeem the notes in full. The Lewis County Bank, is one of the Safety Fund cligue, and the value of ite bills is of course less than either of the oth- er two, as the Comptroller bas no other security for their redewption than the Safety Fund gives, which at present ‘amounts to nothing at all. The demand upon this fund for previous suspensions is so large that its receipts for "the next ten years will hardly suffice tu meet the claims. Holders of the bills of the Lewis County Bank should therefore get rid of them, in some way, as goon as posti- ble. This bank failed in 1942, but wes galvanized in 1943. Advices from New Orleaus to the 16th instant, state ¢hNt several failures have taken place, and io the present cramped condition of the money market, itis surprising that #0 few stoppages have actually inher’ The coursejwhich the banks have pursued in steadily refusing any discounts, has forced borrowers | {nto the market, where they are compelled to submit to the most onerous rates for secommodations, ranging from | 1} to 2} percent per month. It is out of the question that such astate of things can continue much longey, without seriously compromising the solvency of the mer- cantile y; and we sincerely trust that the moneyed institutions will perceive the propriety of im- mediately adopting some remedy to this unfortunate con- dition of affairs. ‘We annex a_statement showing the movement in the leading departments of the banking business of each ‘bank in the State of Connecticut, in April, 1846, compar- ‘ed with the corresponding period in 1845. 1t will be ob- ae.*Ved that the circulation and discounts have increased ‘With. the year in about the sam proportion Ba. ¥B8 oF Conwecticut, Arait, 1815 ano 1816. —i $6 be ire. Pe $23,675 515,810 302,625 702.500 | 647,454 194,147 t 457 (937 tea 106 309, 81,199 . 76 200, sagot 416, 10,416 De 39,0 103, 51,815 90 144,105, 220,738 ‘a3 319,330 173.750 191,900 339,153 65: 99,908 119.697 7780 95,300 93,973 $1,306 51,070 108185 50°20 72,055 85, 112,975 99.743 464, ae Be oe ue 90,513 81,372 188, Total... ++. $3,982,003 11,898,491 4,565,947 13,258,387 ‘The other leading features in the report of the banks ‘of Connecticut, for April, 1646, were as annexed :— 4 1816. wails ou or Comnecsicgr, Ena Dor’. Due $ Sirk, $71,450 $235,947 oe 38.918 223,702 60,313 | $) ied ites eres7 16 Bub Uaioss 199)385. 29,318 250, 1443 45,98 740. ime Wes T1881,316 sue 1,098 10a 1 000 54a75 8: ‘ 364,000 24,640 72,267 2825 150,000 5,010,706 7,008 369,900 23,218 43,973 7.605 Be ve 2a "s 260,700 21, 76,991 11,361 98/650 20,743 36,338 11,901 Hy --4 6, My 10,340 60, S108 17442 ‘05 219,000 58.769 25,059 230,000 6.48 39,227 41,296 126,274 6,685 | 8.910 1,464 200500 4,766 23.815 6,638 100/000 7,187 $1,680 1,301 450 (3750 15,988 2,406 754,105 9,928 17 he, 45394 (17,005 1,169 be, % BH 13416 "2 as 245, —_ 0,000 gg 0262 3,215 4000 s 4 1,137 +) OG Bee ~ ‘ evo 8601 40878 10,474 90,000 11,822 “337 (3,108 Teta es ~ Phe loading departments, compared with last yeer, ex: hibit the annexed statement :— April, 1645. dat ++ $12,477 198 503 naa ‘aie 1,053,974 a ‘here has been an increase in every department but dopeat ‘The Bank Commissioners of Connecticut, in their annual report, state that the past year has been 0 very prosperous one for the banks; for the reason that the agricultural, manufacturing, and mechanical inte- restaofthe country have been in successful and ective operation. It will be seen, by a comperison with former years, thet the banks are considerably extended, more so than in any previous year. At the same time it should be remarked that the business efthe country is much greater than formerly; consequently, more money is wanted to carry it on, and there has been no increase in the bank ing capital of tho State since 1896. It will also be observ- ed that the circulation of the banks, in the aggregate, is “ger than at any former period; yet it does not reach Im_ “ smount allowed by law. the. —\mount of real estate held by the banks, suspended The: — dother unavailable means, have, since the last Paper,am. + gedaced; sothat some of the banks have report, been —¢tate now then their banking houses. no other real« —_‘@ be impossible for the banks, s0 long es Itin believed: ‘eat redemption atthe Suffolk Banktis the:syatem;of frequ ciroulation es they are “HARLAEM PARK—TROTTING. UESDAY, May 26, at 3 o'clock, P. M. continued, to sustainas large a legally entitled to, unless it is those of small capital. ‘This system of redemption, the Bank Commissioners believe to bea very saXitary one for the banks and the people. It serves as@ check upon oxcessive issues;“and #0 long as the banks promptly meet their redemptions at that point, their bills will not be liable to be discredited. The practice which formerly existed with many of the banks in Connecticut, of keeping » large amount of their funds in the hends of brokors, has very generally been discontinued. The losses which they suffered from this course of doing business, we: LATEST INTELLIGENCE Ma; By Magnetic Telegraph, pri 25—6) P, M Petitions and memorials were presented. Mr. Corwin, of Ohio, offered @ resolution in- structing the Committee on the Judiciary to ine quire into the change in the | U.S. Cireuit Court in Ohio. On motion the reports from the Treasury and respecting mineral lauds and 8, Were ordered to be printed. resented the proceedings ofthe Purse $3), mile cen Ge Gt Cale 100 volumes, large and small, M. i Pe, Ga Hueaday, May of contain oak performas MeManmu enters br, re 409 Broadway, b time of holding the EW YORK J Union Course, Long Ish: mm tant, and continue on Thursday and | ut Mf the followmg harbors on the lake: Mr. Dicu:nson p: great war meeting in New York city. He took Fy & JOCKEY CLUB SPRING RACES, and, will commence on W: ie € War Departments, i er Boxes, 50 contes second and third tiers, 25 cts.; jock—Curtain will rise at half past seven eeises See, First Day—Wednesday, May 27. imo Mile Hest, ‘H THEATRE—Isnow open for the seasan, GAKENWIC a sn the drama, g supsagstaaszel Purse $300—Thiree Mile Hi occasion to make a Between two esate rf Jockey bese 9 Purse ‘will positively start, as promised by their owners. _ Other races may be made previous to, ing, of which due notice will be made at the Club House the da unctually at 2 P. M. lowing stables will be in attendance :—~Col. J Urator, and and another ira’s dam, who is already the ason at three and two mile heats. a Anthony and Antoinette, Zz ef few remarks in approbation UCTION NOTICR-FURI loc SESE SZEE S On motion of Mr. Rusx, of Texas, the Senate took up, amended, and finally passed the bill es- tablishing post routes in Texas, On motion of Mr. Drx, of New York, the Sen- ate then took up the supplement to the war bill to 7 [increase the officers of the army. The subject was however laid aside, and the bill for extending Jurisdiction over Oregon taken. Mr. Benton took the floor, He desiréd, he said, | a new bill framed, corresponding with that of the British, passed by them for the purpose of extend- | ing the jurisdiction of that government over its | subjects in Oregon. He thought such a bill would | $00n pass the Senate, and hoped that someone would propose it, The amendments offered by Mr. Atcmison, that | the officers under the bill was the first thing in 2. Heats, for which, i Fe and during the meet All entries to be ¥ Previous to each race, aud (CP Balcony and Dress Circle, 50 cents; Upper bore: cents; Private boxes, $5; o » BSS SS BLzecoB CASTLE GARDEN. ontaining the finest morceaux of eéeserr reat promise out of Cassand: winner of two races thi Mr.Hare, f ‘Tie publig may here enor, ¢ ‘most magnificent Saloon in fountains surrounded by shrub: exterual gallery and prom 386 i Cc » Aueti . BND GERMAN FANCY Goo Eg Jt ‘Tuttle and Ducluzeau will D and | rockton with five or six ter. hree others Com Mr. Lloyd with Esta an On the 2ist instant, the Rev. W. ‘MeLare: Jaues McDowaLo, to preg Many Hay, Toth of Scotland” ‘rench and German fancy goods, Ame! a, general assortment of Capt. Sutton with two tands, Peuknives, Tea Spoons, t ion, from seats constructed 'No less than twenty-four entrances will be ilk ‘Bags, Ste rdions, Pencil Pe Also, Jewelry—consisting of American gold and gilt Jew- Betts, aftera long and seve! On Sunday, 24th instant, Exiza, wife of Charles T Years, 10 month: “aig The fi re illness of dropsy, of her husband, and of her her brothers-in-law, Willisns Sones toed esant, = how chiral sare fo attend » No. 3 . Tuesday, 26th May, ‘without further {- the 19th inst., after a long and 7, aged 26 years. man of amiable disposition, it, and whether in to the world the beauty and During his pro- | V murmur or com- | of ‘apo his lips, Hedied without | 1g full convenience for thousands. ADMISSION TWONTYEIVE CRWTS. and T venings, ‘an invoice of Parssol< aud Canes. Soaps, Cake Baskets, Gold Ke: jogues now ready. min Davies, also Charles 8. Stuyy. al entertainments will open with the Mf Orchestra of this establishment, Diavolo—Auber. ng. She wore a Wreath of URSE $50, mile heats, best 3 in 5, to come off on Thursd: vi that never won a purse ov Also, purse of $30, (under 5, to come off about 0 | a’ purse over $39, 250 1b. wagons, will for trotting horses Soldier's Wale—Jon L Mephisto Gallopy The fi ot Pe Bille du Intermission of half ‘and to view the vari New Youu, May 25th, 166. A MEETING held at the Engine House of Engine ; the following preamble and resolutfous were unanimously ado 88 of a private nature comp rthy foreman, to deci ¢ mile heats, best 3 in }¢ same time—tor horses to close at Green and Lose by 9 o'clock. ‘Threw or more in JOEL CONKLIN, HUNTING PARK COURSE (NEAR PI i DELPHIA)—TROTTING. A Mr. Au T.N "4 deceased was a young man of smi yy it and Me Sr deets. 2 ful plaint was suffered to excay ae ine Mr. Drx offered the amendments, and Mr. | Arcuison supported them. Mr. Mangum spoke some minutes in favor of | giving the offices to be filled, under the bill, to those already in the army, who had devoted a long time to the service of war. | ceeded to define his position on the Oregon ques- | tion. He hasa full audience of attentive listeners, and is still speaking, as this dispatch closes. House of Representatives. Mr. Brinxernorr moved to suspend the rules, | to allow him to offer a joint resolution of thanks | toGen. Taylor, and the officers and men under his command, for their recent bnilliant operations on the Rio Grande, and directing the President to give each soldier one month’s pay over and | above his present pay. The motion to suspend was carried, and the re- solution received. | Mr. Winruror agked if the official despatches fine Saddle Horses—wili | from General Taylor had been seceived. If not, ‘ "ght | the House, he thought, had bettor wait till the of- ficial documents had come to hant& before acting in the premises. On motion, the resolution was then referred to ne | the Committee of the Whole. Tae House then went into committee of the | whole, (Mr. Horxrns in the chair) and took up the | Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation Bill. It was discussed by Messrs. King, of Mass., McKay, and 22 rooms, and being on the | Holmes, of S. C., Ewing, of Tenn., Faran, of Ohio, Houston, of Alabama, and others. An amendment to provide for the support of sick and disabled seamen in the naval hospitals, was hour for promen: and correct range of ‘ont ich, the Overture of Les Diamnas de la Couronn tle Field—Mr. Holman, Polka—Labitzky. moenyacens Overture of Oberon. W. line being re-elect Centreville, May 25, 1816. my25 2t*je regret, that we ac: ation as foreman Gran Song, March to the Bar leasure that we avail N He then pro- Weekly In the city and c May len ; 29 Women ; 43 Boye ; 35 from the 16th day of Gitte Toul, 19. on MONDAY, June 1, 1816, GABRIEL, JEROM! RAVEL Raat will make their first appearance in New Y. Years, insome of their most Popular and hi ments. the ING MEETING over the above ¢ nm ommence oa TUEBDAY, the 24 of June, | 2 m. h., under the saddle ; $300. ander the saddle ; free h., m hamess; free for green , under the snddle ; free On which occasii a fe Sent Ue oneNfods er take hea THOM 148 ere GENTLEMEN’S SUMMER HATS. BIRD, CORNER PINE A. NVITES the attention of lic to his assortment ot among others, of white a ‘Straw and'moleskin Hats, z w*re___BIRD, corner Pine and Nassau sts, CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA AND DISEASES Ok THE CHEST. R. NEWMAN, member of the Ro} Same day—Purse $1 es hot over 6 years old t! ‘y—Purse $100, 2 m. IND NASSAU STREETS, jt Hooping cough, do of lungs, his customers and th : 5; Marasmus 3; Ol most recherche 4 INCERTS A LA MUSARD, jired on previous seasons, will be continued, to re effect 10 which, A MAGHL ICENT, tion, and the te trraigement fas bee use from the Opera of Paris, and the Berlin | Bat gant place of | sonra r all trotting horses. previous to each trot, mak v0 Course. Entrance 10 per cent. 50, 10: 9 2; 90'to 100, 1; un: ORCHESTRA | costly perk : [ie Prepara- mn, the American Deer, will start on Mon- for a purse of $1700, to run 11 miles in my7ThSa&Tu"to My26 rre | ass eagee ces lO, ER, City inspector. ur, over the above course, PHILADELPHIA, May 6, 1846. City Inspector's office, May |ARMERS’ AND MILLERS’ BANK, Piscerstown, Ma., Notes bought at one per cent: geecent, Several hundreds of tothe saddle. Newman’s treatment, w! ge for further particulars. LONG ISLAND HOLIDAYS! LL ¢ STONE’S MAMMOTH CIRCUS! low a full and accurate desc: eir own residences, t, Just completed and ‘Ropert L. Stevens 1 and genius in all departments of mechan’ construction are unive: 'y Sastest steamboat ever made. To-morrov make au experimental tip to Philadel: TO LET. E and highly finishe East, Broadway and Market streets, will be le It is well calcula Apply as above. 1d Store, attached to Car ANTED IMMEDIATELY. ‘rench or German, who i 2h; | Fancy Store. rfectly competent. | = Apply at 45 Mi treet, ributed only tothe FOR ply a lercer stree ged caly. to the | INFORMATION WANTED ho arrived in New York about oarded for some days at No. 71 e left there and bi mation. respectin SE, IN BROOKLYN. ‘L, No. 23 Fulton street, ready extended and most of this distinguished inventor. F JULIA ENGLISH, wi ‘Washington stre ; is & good location for | of business. Possession given immediately. For particulars, inquire on the premises Brooklyn, May 25, 1846. mi sin, the first American clown; Mi fully received by her 3 ‘Stevens; Alonzo Hub! 394 Water street, Net Tipperary, Ireland. ANILLA BEANS.—One small case new crop, very su- i NWALL, 86 William st. ‘each, Nectarine, my26 Railroad Co., and is the . om the county of of ;EORGE VAN BRUNT. NEAPOLITAN BONNETS. E SUBSCRIBERS, Patentees and Manufacturers | the Neapolitan Bonnet, are pre trade with their inimitable Neapol Teceived two silver me erjcan Institute, and which for style and finish them to alter and clean equaly to PATTISON, NOE or Vyaa & @ boat of the i ‘the largest class, buil ‘ ity of Peansylvania plate and deur and interest, called | f Cross,” will be Pi inary Cireus, and its Brass best in the country, Games each | this ‘snghtlest of Circubes.@xteed | “Asa those of any in the country. 24 | HOWES & COS NEW YORK MAMMOTH | CIRCUS. HE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT eggro ss Carriages 20 conyey tha Ferformae ee eet ee coed ie Pata ke. ‘The company has The motion to make the appropriatio was adopted. The amendment is still uuder considera tion.— Mr. Boyd has the floor, and is su advocating the establishment o! BY A! ce Vanilla, Rose, ims. WANTED—By @ you cation and ad wr Porter in a store, afternoon and evening. iting it, and ns hospital at man 8 years of age, liberal edu- sa, situation in the capacity of a Please call at 30 Jay street ‘Thompson, at the above number, oF 1 be attended to immediately. ional Fair 1s still all the fe urpose, to feed the boilers for Th “ip is crowded with strangers, and th uation as Ladys Maid, reepectaple person iS who perfectly understands Ey +) and wi letter to A. B., 215 my% 3t®rre of that additions of double connecting rod: fe by. balance valves fitted with Aeirdlget ay e5 og OUTH AG LONG ISLANi 4D. EDNESDAY AND THURSDA rin as follows :—leave South Ferry, Brookl: it | and 12—and return at! | On FRIDAY, the +t mence running ata very early hour, and_continue running at short intervals until within 20 minutes of the races. rating cross head, the r ser, 24, 1846. The brave little Army of the Rio Gra: f Major Ringgold—Captain Walker— Captain May, and some remarks upon the Patri- the Catholics of the Army—. ight in this City— ton and Mr. Greenhow—A little passage of Mr. G.’s letter cxplained—City matters, §c: he army to-night—fully con- st evening—you will have re- ceived through the * extras” from the South. Ge- neral Taylor has done his work handsomely. We expect in the Union of to-morrow an_ official re- port of the great victories of our brave little army. he gallant bearing of Captain Walker and Captain May, both of this gratifying to the people of sons of Doctor May, some five or six ofthem, are tall and gallant fellows, to a man, of them was an officer in the Explori tion, under Capt. Wilkes; another is the brave fellow who captured the Mexican artillery in the ement ; another has just gone down to the seat of war; another is one of our most pro- mising and popular attorneys at law. The history of Capt. Walker, 7 a history of And perilous accidents by flood rer) field.” Having undergone, amon; battles, the captivities, the lier expedition. improvement in the wf, F. Secor & Co., piece of work, con: th an accuracy and neatuess of airpump bucket. 1s & Most ii structed entirely. of ir her pyecetal ahd frecl day of the great ra in oilers, fire rooms and coal boxes are below deck. ameter of cylinders, ‘ Boilers tabular, with art | s9'fget's aches 14 diameter, blo ce, render this gi i feature of the fer the public to thy WANTED, manufacturer of wheat starch.One who ut ILLINOIS AGAINST ‘THE BUFFALO AND MAUM THE MAMMOTH STEAMER ( CAGO, of 1390 tor the veteran F. W. Emm: The magnificent e incomparable Martin Ke} ral of the Steamboat Associations of Buffalo. ickly as she can be got ready. re iuners in the style of the Astor House, with cards - ke. The services of the well kuown Mr. B. jate of New York, as en “i raordimary and daring feats perform- Alicasitae crtiste-, Amgug the noveltice which | of starch, can hear of a B., box 1353, Boston, Mass. Post manufacture of “ ing wito air tight Pearl,” and other qualities sai ine of 16 inches. di oa by address The news from firmatory of that of ith 30 Ibs. of steam, cutting off | ing twenty-two turns of the forty-four strokes of the piston would, allow- for friction, and deducting rding to the calculation of Watt, work to 1495 horse were PPeing intended fora day bost, and not h with berths, her ca it r the command of et, and their weight ov Mrs. Randall ie the id. They will appear in form. extraordinary feats of ride in a two horse act..'The | hens ets of Horsemanship, 's, and humorous afterpieces. most enormous | UPPOSED in one of the shel evening, a Gold Cable C! paid on leaving it at the City Hotel. ch street omnibuses, on ate solicitor gene- 1 1bg. for vaecum in eylin strength and agility, and_will Rastic Exereises, Classic Di estrian is particular]; shington. The istant in the saloon. have red, and he is unsurpassed by any one on the lakes. hall street, at 7, 9 10,11 A.M. OTICE.—Consignees of goods, per ship Heury i their permits on feet long and 28 feet not permitted in five days, must ck in 60 feet loug and W feet a penepel Bi | emyas it poleon of the Arena, Mi Horseback are the most extraordinary ever witnessed. Juve- nile Act of Horsemanship by Master. Nixon. Oly! unavoidably be sent to publ VAUTION.—Th Wide. The saloou ou the main t long and 31 feet 70 feet long aud 30 fe ‘ for emigrauts, 25 feet loug and 20 feet wide, and a forecastle for maser. aie L ner, eve: pe ‘Her cost was s little upwards of one @ public are hereby cautioned not to trust ‘crew of the British ship ELIZABE or consignne will not be responsible STATTEN ISLAND. ‘Ou and atter Mond: f boats SYLPH and 8’ York and Staten Island as follows, until fart Leave Staten Island at 6, 8, 9, 10, 1 Li if for auy debta that they may contract. \@ Most extensive man- ant Gymnastic Postures and Groupin aa the Charioteer of Phi i and South street. WANTED for twelve mouths, on first rsonal property, en advantageous te Ze bh. hundred thousand dol- ‘er obtained by a instreis, with the 1,2,3, 4,5, 7 o’elocl he first boat from ¢ boat from New York N. B.—All freight at the risk of the owners thereof, a2ir AMBOATS FOR ALBANY Sundays excepted—Through Direct—at 7 o’clock, P.M. ier between Courtl: il eal = With a variety of others. The whole comprisin leading. most talented, and classic performers in the world. MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, iven atthe APOLLO ROOMS, on TUES- lay 26, 1846, MPLIMENTAY TO WM. LENNOX, the patronage of the Thistle in file menpered by P other hardships, the Major Higgala te Major Ri is here generally nder the administration of Jolin Tyler, Major was stationed here sometime, with and their afternoon exercises on the plain, south of the President's mansi forded the highest evidence of their efficiency and inimitable discipline. They would fire a broad- side, unship their guns, lie down around them, and, at the trumpet blast, spring to their feet, re- mount their artillery, and fire peal after peal with the rapidity of a repeating pistol—then, at another signal, they would remount their horses and scour over the common—cannon and ammunition, of- ficers and men, with the rushing sound and speed of a tornado, The rapidity of their evolutions was only surpassed by their regularity of movement— ther like a piece of ore are the fellows that have been amboat Pier operating in the chaparrals, All honor to the me- Id, who died under the standard of the stars. It was the report that Major inggold commanded at the camp in the absence ‘aylor, which led to the implicit belief of the battering down of Matamoras, and killing of 700 Mexicans—for, after his training on the commons of Washington, our citizens believed his flying ar- tillery to be competent for any thing in an open opened for the rooere vail ichmond, and direct e time making twen- WOLFE respectfully informs r than aay authenti- Ki mer of Swan and day, and bout HENDRUIK HUDBON, Cant G.c eon Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings, at 7 United States Mail Line. At5o’clock, P. M., Ls trom the Foot of Barcl Steamboat HUDSON, a? Monday, Weduesday, Fi Steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Captai leave on Tuesday, Thurs d ‘clocl with the sanction and Assoc fen streets, Tump- | ts iu and is now ready to receive boarders, on mod- | MR. and MRS. AUSTIN PHILL! distance was taken by two | MR. CLIRERUG if separate watches which agreed perfectly. fone per phng ‘The posts for the ranges | lolite and still remain. ade by Robert ee Boar MK. BULLARD, N.Y. QUARTETTE CLUB, of one Lady and dived Gentlemen, theit Let ep- Mr. G. LEE, from Edinbuburgh. LEMAN AMATEUR. te. t lutermediate Places. Staten Island, an: ts agreed to the quarter ‘Several Houses aud C were set with a theo The model of the boat was m: the draughts of the eugine were also furnished by ig the sixth steamboat built by him at Hobokea with- ny ; of the hull that | amougst which may be mentioned the | N rib iron, first introduced on her, and since |, and the arrangement of diagonal mall ‘above the water line. It may be | ith which the displace- | fe P. WOLFE, Ws ing, will leave on Cc. ‘riday and Sunday afternoous,at 4 LADY, who is educated, is familiar with the modern és, and qualified to instruct, will me, (for the summer,) a moderate dist B. Overbagh, will rday afternoons, at _ The above boats will, at all times, arrive in Albany in ample time for the moming cars for the east or west. git, takew at moderate rates, and none taken after 534 sean K, Music, piano, extensively used iron braces outside Ul a as a proof of the accura won boat can be calculated, that whea completel) rees to one-quarter of an inc! between the hours u 5.P. M., Where an inte to them Confidence fe es are sufficiently 2 to make an early applicat | will not be increased, All persons are forbid trasting any of the boats of this I | without x written order from the captains or agents, For passage or freight, apply on, board the boats, or to P. fice on the wharf. finished her draught of water with the estimate made before building. TO MECHANICS. LAW has been passed, authorizing the formation of a Corps of Bappers, Miners and Pontouiers, or | Soldiers. The company will consist of 100 geants or master wi the whole bod; the best care and instruction. TO THE LADIES. S. M. BAKER, Milliner, No. 209 Bleecker street, ‘cet,) has prepared a variety of beauti- es the ladies to call and suit them- | rs herself her articles will compare and 29) Broadway. mory of the brave Ri PRIVATE THEATRICALS. NUMBER of yor been associated tog. Private Dramatic Ente: their number of members. ‘The i ‘arrangements, Scenery, Decorat men; 10. corporals or overseers; two Keeps: k, Rhinebeck, Upper vates of the first class, or artificers, and 39 | Catskill, Hudson, and Kinderin ‘The steamboat’ SOUTH AMERICA, Cay i | nard, will leave the Steamboat Pier foot o | every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock, A. M | Breakfast and dinner on board the boat. s ing this boat will arrive in time to take the y west to Buffalo, and north pt. L. W. Brai- ful Millinery, and al Millinery, gaa.) ive years, and none but smart and be received. The classification id upon their merits, an ave been tested. It will ‘The term of enlistment T street stages pass the door every. five my24 2w*m x0 iation is of the highest order of re- dress a line to 8. A., TO LET 0 A SMALL GENTEEL FAMILY—the sec ‘ofthe pleasantly situated house, No. 165 Canal stree order and very convenient. Immediate possession given. juire ou the premises, my? ight, apply on board the boat, or at the k my18 But we have. something to say upon another subject, and it affords us the greatest pleasure. to the glorious and patriotic department atholics of the little army of In a measure, they were dance at the expense of i ees bsistence, clothing, &c., may be fairly re- BANY AND TROY LINE, ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT, ies ler BROADWAY SALOON, NEW YORK, Ab 179 BROADWAY. i HE undersigned. a well known caterer for the people, has | established himself in his well known occupation the public that they will 0 ire at the recruiting rendez- Boom te for this com; yf) TO LES ,000 GAGE, ii tive eal Estate in this city and Bi 8, BRO. Wail street, in the Cri from the foot of Courtlandt street. Passengers takin; time to take the Morning ve Ramana ent ING are now recei 1s Boat will arrive in River of the North. arrayed against their church ; but they | sworn to their adopted countr, they redeemed their p! sidered that religious hberty well as honor and truth to th result affords a flattering illustration of the pai otism of our Catholic adopted countrymen. shows that they understand the true spirit of their igion, as well as the character of their tions to the flag that protects them on the bate field, and their children at home. vidually, for the Protestent progress ; but we go for religions toleration, and justice to the Catho- olution down, t ‘ true to the stars and _ stripes, ani of their patriotism they streets, both Red izes, and of the most superior Black Heath Coal, from pe: GIRKANDOLES, SOLA! LAMPS, v HE, Subscriberthas jus stocks of Lard, Solar jess than ‘the fall id those of the trade, advantage to call and examine the abo plicants, on pro- steamer EMPIRE, Cay B, Macy, leaves the foot comfort to those who may honor him with ae was on one side, as ir word of faith. The D, AND HALL 18 NOW OPEN FO! C. the. best’ selected in the "ATLANTIC GARDE P.M. A SEASON —Beaw jeamboat COLUMBIA, Capt. Wm. H. Peck, will the Pier foot of Courtland street, on Monday, Wednes- and Friday evenings, at 7 o'clock. ‘or Passage or Freight, apply on board, or atthe Office on of the Freight Agent, or the ‘20 L. DUGAN & OTHERS, No, 438 Broome S¥eet, comer of Broadway, —New Roofs pat om in the best manner, au old Roofs repaired and warranted tight. Orders received at | . P. Clark’ ry street. will be . Housekeepers, » will find it to their ahyny — N. MORGAN, from Broa: MINIATURE PAINTERS, ETT, No. 2 Courtland street, sale and retail Manufacturers of TO VOCALISTS, MUSICL D THE THEATRI- CORBYN, Manner of the Swine Bell cme ‘Theatrical professions, hat h ment with the above vices as travelliny OKNING LINE AT BEV A NDINGS—From the Steamboat Pier at foot of Barclay street. bear Passengers taking this boat will ar e to take the evening trai to Buffalo, and north to Saratoga, Whitehall and Lake e members of the ‘ 0, 9 friends and the public, that PE EDIATE Way, No. 25 comer of Morris street, will be opened on the Ist of June next. have been spared to render it one of the most com- | e city, and persons desirous of a permanent home, sing OY, will find all their rts attended to with the snost strict attentio ¢ will have fulfilled his engage ina few weeks, nnd tenders his ser. ent to any musical professor, band or com- jowledged talent about to travel. Uni Texas, and the Island of Cuba, during | Imost every section of those countries, | ted with those details an to professional travellers, Prove advantageous to any | now completed and ave stood the test like Recurring to matters at home, we have th melancholy intelligence to communicate of the death, in this city, this morning, of Mr. —— Speight, aged about twenty-five. short and severe attack of bilious fever. aclerk in the Treasury Department, a son of Sen- ight, and a young man ¢ had the pleasure of his and next to his friend, Jud; | teem him as an amiable and re! , ase is n severe blow to his father and ustly the objectof an anticipations. health, apparently ro- but he is no more—no more. ion, that Mr, Green- Pe fos The new low-pressure steamboat TROY, Captain 18th, at seven o'clock. tt 7 o'clock, A. sday "and. Saturda and made himself practicall: statistics most necessary an be believes that his services party with whom he Lette care of Sol. Smith, Bsa orto, May 10th, and DR. POWELL, OCULIST, Gorham, Monda OPERATIVE SURGEON, f0 Diseases of the Eye and to 9 to 4 o'clock, at hus “Othe, Teas Passage, Catarnet, and ition and success. }, or Bquinting, cured in 2*d, ARTIFICIAL EYES, of superior beauty “ieee acura eg te Oiiice and residenc: street. nesday and Frid street, New York. SKINS & SLAUGHTER HIDES—3000 best qi ted. Also light, hts. by SOUN TUNA. 220 Elisabeth xt He died afters or any other kind of 73 Mott street, near aving recently intro- acquaintance, Estab! k, did we es- liable friend. His jushes, of all colors and qualities, suitable for cal ond ear makers. J CAILLEUX, FILS bs dom SCOTT'S BAZAAR, 74 Prince street, cost of ANDS SCOTT, late of th acquaint his numerous fri the RE ONLY ONE DOLLAR FOR ce—The well | sudden dec mer RHODE 18k; Deck Passengers to rnown and splendid ‘aptain” Manchester, on and the MASSACHU! s, Thursdays and Sat family, with whom he w' honest pride and flattering 1 | days ago we saw rt bust and vigorous— You will observe, | how is determined to | Col. Benton, is 80 great that the . VETT, DV. 700,000 HAVANA & PRINCIPE SEGARS. piaah PeACEo seeae Broadway. in Dey street, begs to th blic, that he has and hi | of the greatest im art should oe ally lowest rates, and immed: those w' the Mr. Greenhow defends his h boldness and promptitude. Re- Mr. G. denoun- LA, for Lvernao}—Pasgeng eon board at Orleans Roupeot the Kind, “His patrons will alw | street, this Day, 20th instant, at 12 o'clock, well supplied with the best of every thing vold Cuts, Rarebits, large assortment ol jock at night. Plenty of rooms for priv: ready. my! letter of Pitkii is bt yeas on Satni us « itas federal authority, an | SSpablioan of the last war, of the Hartford Con- it known, that Mr. Greenhow place in the State Department through nistrations of Harrison and Tyler ; and aps, that this fact may be em. x he declares his democracy by this terlineation agair while he assai! rie pressure.—Noah's VO BE RGEON TO ARMY. | ENS of New York, and all others who | Jani incl Prineipeduste'Senz, Vin, ajo Tobacco: 4 in lots to suit. For , M. PICABIA, 117 Front st., near Letter Bags will close at the usual places at 113¢ o'clock. BARK GENESEE, at Rutger street whart Government, as Sargeon era with a sw ar eity, receive the honor | 0 ical Olly ata lower Fil eleyee, send thet ndorse it of many | HENRY FAWCETT, M.D. | i SHIP MUSKE'TS Ft ae i ete er” DRUGGISTS, | WESTERN, BY THE POUND OF = tment, which he Informe his friends and the from his old stand, No. lo. 3 BARC AY Sreet, ‘as few doors ft ls Col. Benton ina hrows the shield of demoe with the adroitne: hink La Bist attack > save him—lIst, ause ‘bent smemner and ome’ Greenhow was, first assniled ; ‘aly, beonuse, Hop fl Boda, | Carraway Seed, rom | this particular, | bold assault, he tl over his bread and butter, an old diplomatist. AS street, Mi 5 a a jes.and Pistols, | | OVE oo pare 4,000 elegant United ’» and Sporting Guns.! ~ room ; ‘vuperior and warrusted acticle. ” juskets, in lots to my22 im*r | ar