The New York Herald Newspaper, June 2, 1846, Page 3

Movements of Travellers. Rat dg tl Rochelle; T. Williams, NYs E French, Sing Sing; J.0. Wi SB ‘ . $ Z emo Troy A He How, U. se ‘Asron.—W. Mi Boston, Mt Brown aud femily, do BW. Clarke, M. Whitney, iariord;, Baller, Balk; ands, 3 C. juien, land; Thompoon, Spring folds. Ryen, Phila sd” Aceta waovy, Bown, Ed. Dickerson, N Jobe’ Adama, J, Van W mor J. Wilcox, ‘Columbus, cOhio 3. nson, De | Faia iW , Auburn; ©. Kell ‘Wynceop, Dey velly, Wi Cirv.—Geo. Aspinwall, Phila; Jno.Gilmour, Richmond; H. Catherwood, Phila.; Rev. B. Sherman, N. J.; H. Morri- Sey reghestens 4. w. Classon, West Chester; J. McRee, pe Sa Beckwith, gy aed L. 1; James A. | " — t McIntyre, H. Rice, Montreal; oe et 8°0; Thos’ Mi Parag oe us. al on itche! jot ; un gerford, Watertown; Jno. Venkcuton Morriatow, N. J. sonomane.—Geo, Lelli m, N.C.5 F.C. Sheary, Water. Messrs, Morton & R. Ryder, jaltimores |B ra Warren, Pa. Ww. Taylor idea 'W. Remis, Mo- T. W. Chu: itch, Boston; Jno. Meade, Seer ara ‘apt. Roe, "Milton AW Richardson, Wisconsin; ‘ashont, Auburn; Copt. Hardy, Josiah Barber, | Musical Tuition for Young Ladies. } To Parente, and Genrdinns —asic End on the most | Lard, bbl Indy Method wi tapidity,and on reasonable terms. | who Sferreedived taseruct from the first masters Europe. and who imparts with facility a thorough | ledge of the science to her pupils, faking with ele- | execution, is desirous of takis at her own residence or at theirs. of this Paper, er ing a few more | hana gerbe ties Bas | ‘4 . 7 & Co., 3 Ledger 7 3d street, below Chesaut, where adv. gated and w here thors re wialing to subscrive will please nd Sralinessimmesiialy ter the ere rma, 3 its Per month, SB hemes mceee Sand He | To praise the Plumbe National Daguerrian | outed Ne No. 251 Brondway, may seem superfluous ta those who ha that elegant establishment a visit. But for bore who re.2 Bot quioyed that satisfaction, we woul ighest order. ‘The Gallery in itelfist the most elegant nt and extensive. of the kind in country, and the pfetares daily produced there are in every respect unequalled. Metallic Tablet Razor Strop—Merchants | snd others fbout parchasing an article of this kind, wonld do aud examine at the manufactory the various pat- | = soared ench being made of the best materials, but va- in ontai Certificates, in proof of their a tywaze inthe. posenprtomet the inventor, from some of eutlemen in the count iberal dis- count made to wholveale purchesers. G. ‘SAUNDERS & SON, 177 Broadway, opposite Howard Hotel. Na of the Ohio River. 8 feet risi i oe 27 feet, 9 inches. | MONEY MARKET. ‘ Monday, June 1—6 7. M. ‘The market heavy this morning, and prices fell off a fraction. ‘lem declined }, Norwich and Wor- cester}, Reading }, Reading Railroad Bonds }, Long Teland 3, Farmers’ Loan }. Vicksburg went up j, and Fs Morria Canal closed firm at Saturday’s prices. At the +" Mechanics’ Bank New Stock Exc! $5000 competes) 1960 ban 98 Second Board a further decline took place in Harlem, and prices ate close were very much depressed. ‘The sales were only to a limited extent. | A government specie draft for $400,000 made its ap- pearance in Wall street to-day, and the amount will be made up by the deposit banks of this city. This specie is intended for shipment to New Orleans via the Missis- | sippi river. We may look for drafts of this kind very fre- | quently, and the surplus on deposit here will, at this rate, be rapidly reduced. The revenue from customs collect- ed at this port, forthe month of May, amounted to $1,273,- 107 63. ‘The appropriations made by Congress for tho | Mexican war, amount to twelve millions of dollarepbeing the whole of the government surplus. A very short time will svffice, at the rateof expenditure experienced with- in the past month, to use up that amount, but Congress may deem it proper before the treasury becomes com- pletely bankrupt, to pass an act authorizing the issuo of treasury notes, which would relieve the money market, and furnish a valuable mode of making remittances from one extreme section of the country toanother. An act em- powering the Secretary of the Treasury to issue treasury notes, bearing a nominal rate of interest, for twenty mil- | "ions of dollars, would enable the government to carry on | itefinancial operations mucgh more effectively than under the existing system. The value of imports and exports of this port for the month of May, was as follows :— * Commence or rue Pont or New Yor, Mar, 1846. Imports. amameturne im New On- F sezenn® et 2 a ae ane woe oe eesess Resi Bt BeBe FS ad Quarters at Mercer fe wee cid Seass ess= sece ee Re a te ray ences se Sees Beses: roll is open Regiment, which is the oaly. : creme FOR ‘AR. BOY GY UNTER STATES vei eo will be beeceived ning, from 8 1, lace for Ce of iy ooo tan roms sai | ox Oca oo , This table of comparative quotations exhibits a falling | off in the market price of some of the principal staple ar- | tieles of food, within a month, of about thirty-three per | | cent. An unprecedented decline for such a short period. The receipts of the products this season and last have been as annexed :— Receirts oF Acucorsunay Propucts at New On- Ra ier And e command of CoLons! Apgen mn Mina, Ji the eight regiments, 0} Com meal, bbls. . Corn nears, bbls... . Corn, shelled, casks tng Commanding i init tothe E —— ent, and o Here is an immense increase in all the most important items, but we cannot attribute the decline in prices to any excess of supply, os the excess of exports this sea- | compared with those to the same date last year, has been correspondingly largo. Exvorts or Provisions any Baxapaturrs rnom New pana ies, here 1846. trouble or expense will be « airy, are supplied wil son to the 1st of May | _ Upto the 1st of May, 1846, there had been no particular be- | increase in the stocks of these articles, as it will be seen {2 | that the increased exports kept pace with the increased receipts ; but since the Ist of May, there has been a fall- ing off both in receipts and exports, and prices are rapid" ly reaching a very low point. Large supplios of these | oducts must be accumulating somewhere, and we be- it points where nothing can be realized upon them. Advances upon consignments at present are entirely out | of the question, and the producers of the West must be fone at dee eS ‘ships jal pl as no roe of their (gta Citizens, between the ages ‘Ope are BOWERY, os ae ‘an rorcnoc ‘Svehing duslag the weeks Ror the ‘EERS, iment of LUES,” e State of Yar Officers ys of commands in se regiment, either peometisatoned, ill report themselves rom 6 to 7 0’ ‘orcloek., each : tress in d ta fashionable wat Leal the ey the epi b tania ret rooms. This, with various other im- rovements, is offered, with ‘moderate terms, as an extra in- ute from Jersey, ue y to Morris: .—Horses and carriages to let MRS. E. A. HINCHMAN. beh SHIP Ee ol Sa for Eiverpodt. Passengers le board, at Orleans wharf, time Delo “Lo'eloe Lever bags wilt close pg the = OTICE, Li PERSONS are forbid har! the British ship prt trom contracting will be pal Sot "Captain & 61 South street. | cramped very much in their resources, as their assots are 0 locked up as ha | almost eer $1000 U Sés, aa Pe Indiana’, vio 25 yrs F shs ae 103 2 oh E Hivlem RR 3 iiK 20 Readjag RR 525 63 50 Nor wi ie Wort RR bis 52! 5 Mame Canal 50 do . 11 Wall street, To Merchants and b iaesad Ln To Brokers Us 2 seh Rl tien fe Schon BI en RR « Bas Me as ho Nor & Wor Ri island m0 ge tore do 100 Marlem RR do See) 338 92 25 shs Famer? Trust bs 33 No | ROBT. L. Buns. C, Muntzn, ocirtinen atch tt ag Ju Srewine MD SSSSRERse, Rewss' Married, In Brooklyn, onthe 26th ult, by the Rev. S. 'T Speirs, | W. H. Barnett, of Brooklyn, to Saran, ter of the late Thomas Elliott, of Philadel Philadelphia papers lease copy in the Ist inst., by the = rca aul | iphia. ken on the spot by W. arth es ste R. Martin & Co., % Jolin street. ki. Cone, Mosss B. orice San persons are forbid harboring or trusting any of the crew of British ship BROOKSBY, from Glasgow. as no debts of their contracting will be pala by (ULL & MINTURN, 07 Sonth street. ACKEY an BROOKSBY, FROM GLASGOW.— MAY STATEMENT. FE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO, d, during the month of May, 207 Seoynt of { titernnes Go. Lives Jarared ica Examiner, eee je2 eod2w*re hapnars Esq., to "Miss Susan A. Darron, all of this city. ILLUMINATED LADIES’ COMPANION. endid Steel Engr Reading Matter w On Saturday morning, ones ‘30th ult, Mrs. Menirx L. Fosrer, wife of Dr. Joseph H. Foster, in the 32d year of MONTGOMERY VOLUNT! T A MEETING of the MONTGOMERY GUARD, it | That MON TOD at be forthwith faised to to Ly ‘EERS—ATTENTION ! be denominated THE, and their services be hapipct to the Governor wu existing war between the United States and Me stations be opened to receive those desirous of servini the | WiLCiAM Fly ig e first aebee ill appear on the Ii larly on the first of each all wre Periodical Depots. jel 3tism gpm sh TION. ws :—At SER eee tele HALL, el | Kelly, Bayard and Mot Waerceen: Capt. John McMahon, ‘ii Mahoney, Centre and Franklin s is. teers will seem eeae a | OTCETh C i tween tours. Wi i. c: ‘Scott will continue business at No. Tae e Propire a at 124 cents per Number. by the best writers in the ry. HAS long been the intention of the piers, to give the public such a may om a great city like New as ean onl Mews any coubicunty resent work shall surpass any magazine is or any other country. ‘The pla {eminent rated PROFESSOR G interesting lectures on Bs nology juman Race, and the pro ial street Church, (the rave to commence, le subject will be il ya number of accurate portraits, to be exhibi ea, oF famaons Drummond Lights. vices on thé coon maid ANT will deliver one ae at quarter before 8 o’clock. ofthe abe in general oa Brooks would setrectally, inform his le ati oecoare arene on_the eveni | $5,488,397 3,114,549 | 2 Excess of imports over exports. ... . $2,973,043 | Daties collected first five months 1845. . .. $7,478,129 99 - ut 8 “1846. 8,023,005 97 | ‘Excess of duties collected first five months | WOMB. cece cece eee eee eee eens $544,875 98 It will be observed that the value of imports for the past month has been quite limited. For the rost of the season there will, probably, be a great deficiency compared with last, year. ‘The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company have de- clared a semi-annual dividend of eight per cent, payable on the 8th inst ‘The first effect of a rupture in our peaceful relations ‘with foreign powers, upon commercial matters, has been | felt In the South and West, and business of all kinds in these sections has been completely prostrated. Confi- dence has been completely destroyed, and the greatest depression exists. The producers of the interior are afraid to forward their supplies to the Southern ports in consequence of the numerous failures, and the impossi- bility of realizing on their shipments. The merchants | of New Ocleans are afraid to forward their consignments | to Europe or to the Atlantic ports for fear of capture and confiscation, and the ruinous rates charged for insurance. Our principal: agricultural productions being thus de- prived of a market, become reduced in price, and holders and producers suffer ruinous losses. It is not surprising, under this stateof things, that many are made bankrupt, and that somuch embarrassment exists in the commercial world. We have not yet felt the effect of this state of things at the South and West, in this city ; but there is no pos- sibility of escaping it. This being the grand centro of all the commercial operations of the eountry, any de- | rangement in trade, in any section, must ultimately be felt here, and the brunt of all losses generally falls upon houses in this city. We trade with the most remote parts of the Union, and markets are generally found here for the principal products of the country. Credite.are form- ed and prices regulated by our markets ; and whatever ,| tends to depress the money market of other cities, inva- riably reaches, us, and its effects are experienced here | | with greater severity than anywhere else. The intimate | connection existing between this and all other cities of the Union, induces us to think that we have yet to expe. rience a depression much more severe and much more ruinous than we are prepared for or expect ; and we fear the result. The very anticipation of a rupture with Mexico, produced much embarrassment in commer, cial circles, and the reality cannot but increase the evils. It is the uncertainty that hangs over every, thing connected with our financial and commercial af, fairs that is doing so much mischief. It is, perhaps, fortunate for those interested that, for | some time pest, there has been no disposition or opportu- | nity for the commercial classes to launch outinto any great speculation—it is fortunate that the difficulties we now experience have been so long anticipated, as we have in a measure becomo prepared to meet them, or there would have beon a very different result. Even under there circumstances, we have tho groatest fears as to the result ; but had credits been much inflsted—had our jmportations been large and our foreign indebtedness greater than usual—had every thing been inflated and prices very much advanced, there would, without doubt, have been scenes similar to those experienced in 1837 and 1638, anda revulsion would have spread through the country, sweeping in its course every vestige of pros- perity, recently so encouraging and #0 healthy For more than two years, there have been indications of the present state of things, and from time to time checks have been given to business, which, at the mo, ment, were considered unfavorable, but which have proved to be of the most beneficial character, as they | served to prevent too rapid an inflation of credits and ex- | iO tension of trade, and keep down that disposition to deviate from the regular course of business so general in this country. Tet ‘annexed tables exhibit the movements in produce TO PENCIL CASE MAKERS. ANTED—A man who thoroughly understands his busi- ness. To a a s ent zt liberal wages will) HI be COPPER M ay WORK in a mine in the ly man constant employ- KCB Withiam street. RS wie 3 1, Og Hanover st. WY ANTED—A circular Iron Staircase,» H. GOGGILL & CO, N W has be d, authorizing the f f terme of a Sir t consist of 100 ener vor maanter wi lass, or lal rere. e term of enlistm: intelligent mechanics abd pneet 4 will dej SITUATION by a NM stpessans girl, to do waiting or rivate family, oF taking care of chil- $ ouaeer work ina ijsdren. Has Baoe Fd refe: in th ry. Can be seen for t cM, Pure GE: FRAN TS ieee eis = Teva ie: merican or lal ic bsistence, clothing, 10 ie Sell be tes, oes ke a Yous, 115 Cedar street. HE mone, i Ma be received at West Point, N. ¥. HALF WAY HOUSE Proprietor of the Abbey formerly kept by Geo. y solicit the RRIN, syne ement, by means of which the * ‘ofthe house. ‘The publie and mares ineer viz—10 ser- rals or and none but smart and il be received. ‘The classification expense of enquire at the recruiting rendez- ecruits for this company will all my26 May 29h, to enable 7 "Franeo-Ameriesin to continue iw publication ye res) ectfully snform their ve Gris tl —. SARK S, & MAJOR | | id the , at ear the invorssle report of the committee, to carry on their President of the Commins L. LECLE | cantly F keep on pets aree assortm | Shi fed for the, su ished for the pei for t Thei: tation, alread; of Stock Poe NICHOLAS, FOR HAVRE Wednesday morning, (the 3rd Precisely, at which time, the pass ier No.4, North river. will close t the Tost O1 ice, and |i ing rooms, at half past 11 o’clock. TO. > PRINTERS PU PUBLISHERS AND OTHERS. rest ina Weekly Paper, ROREF SHIP 8’ e det letters taken from the A a liberal income. Ad- ey at the office dress with real name aud residence, ‘ |AURO! luveterate cases of aan ee bpporved, “aula EYES, eats beauty “Stl ‘CTACLES ada fe SERS BOAKDEKS WAN r an ENTLEMEN and their we be accommodated with good bo: furnished or unturnis! resuatis ae by the day or t north west corner of Tenth st. i @? ‘TABLE person havin | in a good situati to sell on commission Bowery. The hest of references FRESH TEAS AND FAMILY GROCERIES. O. FOWLEK has in store, and is dai! i « the sales Green and Black Te: epatee are Ce at a — advance on 9 Li ers. Apply. at. 467 S cndecrpndinaty premtioens think with, us, we recommen re LEVE! way and Warren #1 int oft ret of Aruficial Inco : oe Pressure.— BATHING, haw eg rpe SHAVING, IG MAKIN MALOn) Noel 61 ieee ii conceiving that a finely arrang- ata 5a; the venga table cha rkk 2] Wie other Teas, ie de. opeys are invited to call and exai and ihe above before par: enwich Seti cor Murray, and 428 | Greenwich, cor AMBOAT BELLE. son board ofthis Dont was County. ‘wee ra called fo the eh, ‘and E. 8. resolth pes red, That we veneer: ‘he hands of the officers of us than usually is re- NWEOEN: Chairman” STE MEETING of the Ey ci the road, extendi nll’s river in Nor jes a ite ee ae tools, or bire out an 33) eae wishing sea ticulars address a note to to si them: renvor more additonal ty iaepnrae rite e family —s ie Portland, Me., May 18, 1846 E sicetid Hop Onan ae mctetats, | will meet with attention RETR ES a a | Qeverenee ao ice them here. fama at New Orleans this season, compared with the cor- & responding period last yeer, with the quotations st ' povenal dates thie .your, chewing the decline jn prieget-- i Ha es them ae eclewbich wall | 7 ‘approbation of the most fastidious. Di POWELL, OCULIST, A Cres ASSES SURGEON, ay—entrance 13g Warren e2 km M. LEVETT, DENTIST. (ARM results from bungling performances of ii sed am oh Denim \- ~ d art should be. aki iblic are aw: ay i ranches of i G. Judson’s be = |, s0 long Department was rer the comfort and Fm ho trons, has now the pleasure of inform- de where ies bale cut . can be earri ga) Hotel, in id by any jn the 6 ice, and can accommodate I ote 1 ad irc viet atting, with clean brushes for each person, having many Years, he would in- for he will, ss usual, give that baanch of his ess his personal attention mis Area ae ae LAWRENGE RAILROAD. im*r —Proposais will be je and Be. "Lawrence rthe work, w are unkn rectors, will be requi TO) ‘a the wi ie references as to Tharscter jer extension of the road, emt a distance of les Ki ALT, Prepared for, out re ‘bent the first order ‘of the Board of Directors. MORTON Chl Bacnaa BALTIMORE. sie refi cman aneee "Apri when way Pa ikea res ete styles ae Dcstion fs the best in the ei . yas under oe SEE Eee ou roan tines eaene gad Ducta- | P a he | room, No, 88 Awittent Cay ak randoles, from two. to t | a faite Yentorns, «ilt candelabras, wall i} | urns, tea kettles with spiri fee sets, vegetable di Also. English'chandaliers, with pateut solar burners, suitabl churches, public houses, orlarge rooms Pattern cards of German silver ka | teutiou of housekeepers and the trade, C aggre Oo OF Jui other articles, sold to pay ad fortes and 12 Counting House Dost, TT in VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT peeve top petpsinn, ove every even- "T the Exchange June j—By ‘Regt. N. ¥. a Areillery. HALL. 's Mountain Mineral Springs. area summer retreat is again opened, auch ante inviting style than it ever before prese fo the public, offering every tn the north side of the st feet wids 10 o'clock, eve Auction Room, N. account of whom it may c Goods et fends | Portiolios, Bank Combs, Behe = anor E.—Two carraes, ‘Chey re @ et the ge po for pon! on on hore been AUCTION NOTICES. if * goods, cousisting Picco ned and aa o newest at unted waiters, tea and col Ds, cake baskets, candlesticks | volving aud other ob- | and without branche: flagons, Jong = butter — toast racks, fine Gothic, wich and Victoria tra: jer mache, d tea aud cof. | plate warmers, seven fos, ivory cutlery, ete. The whol; oe RON HOt it FURNISH. HE, Willard. Th | 2 oelock, 2t the ales Hosa WS altace, iver ‘Giran Lamps, Cut ¢ hairs, Tables, Sie Tollek ware, ‘Col Wardrobes, elegant ‘Toilet sets, cases of Birds cad geokens | SAL CR At otdock {Pianos | Mint, Mey Eversnd’cs After which ¢ BATH RO’ he conclude with the “VIRGINIA MUMMY—Ghagee a Le je2it®m ar Jenking, auctions the Exchange, at i? oe bake seen the sth ‘The Lots on 34th rer which street and the regu arly compl ford a site moi s bei v h cligible for first Slavs bugldnee {ian cas generally be obeslusd together pore ae avenue. 32 R* rre H. DUCLUZEAU, Auctioneer. — oO Ee DA* AGED FANCY AND STATIONERY bv —_ Turtle & Ducluzeau will eell's on Wedn oods damaged at the risiug a foxes, Dr ply at the donk ‘of t the’ Herald ‘Smee lars. my 6t*igb further Partic A FIRST rate rate dog, one year old and large size. Any persor ‘a dog for a store, or an: soon. 1 o'clock, at r OM pet eee cedar et gm to store lwable'Birds, oaly tobe found at his establishinent, Nov THE REAL BIRD itself has arrived, and likew’ Ay: e the Saxony Canaries, the warbling of wh entlemen a8 they pase Broadway and John street. Fes Sree sores Plgel ie , Esq. Published MAGAZINE AND . from selections aly, and will be ceeding month. It Tee ‘Umion Kel public stand 50 cents. ‘ RACES—GREAT MATCH THIS DAY BE: foempeer Mort host, and at the Joy vot iber, Not m7 ‘Bowers be hay oe and — 3 two. or artificers, aud 29 g (Wm. out o' Le dam, 3 years. 3 years. ith wu Charles's re United » may be fairly ra Barefoot, 5 yrs. Be sel bu Ps the previous | week he beat the celebrated Marchioness at mile heats, trenbare heen and a STEAM SHIP GREAT BRITAIN — A there is doubt of the abore ship bel for ven ‘om Batu re ese ne advisable to detain’ her a th inotat, on which day “evan fa Paha HARD TRVIN. Ne saris al Fa one oe ke YE. FOR SALE. other purpose as watch hb Ha do weil to eafl ply at the Atlantic Hotel, Hoboken,” "jez stere HG C 2t*re H 2 Bim etters font the ourions, in distant Rares aseyt paid) wil nded to, al7*imrh Importer and dealer in Minds’ Cau ke. THE OTHE RAL Bi SONG IN JONN STRE: to the stranger and curious, is rather an interest sight—for each customer has a different habitati and Archy will be happy to attend tothe ladies an SUMMER HOTEL. — comieiHouse, at Gre heey. to see their fri and the ge jeeman has been at the Pearl Street Hlouse for the — | fh D. R, & GEO. FLEEMAN have taken the new Pe- two last years, and feels consienr, ttention, of hav- ie ne egped inte of verwokeres Good fer Bonice febiar, | ftuting and Sailing. Horses and carriages attached to the house, and Bowling Alleys. my29 lw*re furnished or unfurnished, a front Parlor m, on the first floor, te FOR SALE On TO LEASE, IN BROOKLYN. (a AN SEEN Ss HOTEL, No. 23 Fulton street, Ore moder fr ale or eat. Tour stories high, gonadal parca in feokia, cues and being on the location for nds of business, va Foneuion ai en immediately. For ealars, inquire on the premise AGE VAN BRUNT. Brooklyn, May 25, 1846. my26 Im*re KNOX’S SUMMER STYLE OF HATS ARE NOW READY, they = se crtremaly ti ht _ airy, they are got ui atyle that neither oif or spiration from the ir will soil tl na. ‘Those that pre! Res lack Hat, can have them made to order in the samne style ts the suinmer Cc. KNOX, my29 6tis*re No. 128 Fulton street, 8un Building. NEAPOLITAN BONNETS. THE SUBSCRIBERS, bier and Peseta | at ‘the Neapolitan Bonnet, peapered: $5 ith fniaitanle s Neepal ene for: re ray aire two silver medals. ican Institute, and which for style and ‘fia ‘are Cae ‘4 They warrant them to alter and clean equaly to new. Apply to FATTISON, NOE & & 003% Co] jpDelaney, st., aT imis*r rl CENTREVILLE. COURSE TROTTIN Pie DAY, y Teeeday, June 2, Purse $100, three mile heats imam ourse. TWEEN FASHION AND RINGGOLD, Cars run every 15 minutes from mts till 11 o’clock, and 50 cents after Je2 It POSTPONEMENT OF THE RACES OVER THE pee as one L. 1. Until Tyesday nesday INSEQU! ENCE < Ps incessgnt rain storm, ofseveral been determined to Demo att — next, when ey will Tue free forall saea Barve ws tries:— pages sey fee Wy fp: Langhords cat “st Hares fe, by Imp. Priam, dam by Vir- wijamés Ke Ven Mater's b.h. by Inip. Langford, out of Mise Mattie, 5 years. Fars ditions se'betore: Four mile haste. Entries: f. Wm R Johusoa’s ch. c. Ringgold, by Boston, out of bons’) ch. m, Fashion, by Imp. Trustee Patsey Anthony, by Imp. Priam, dam ‘g. Alderman, by mp. Langford, dam by 3. K. Van Mater's br.h. by Imp. Mercer, out of Miss Hisary Horner's ch. m. by [mp. Priam, dam by Sir Archy, $200, free for al dees, Tro tale heats, Entries -— Bette b he bob Low by imp. Langford, dam by Mam- jit: & Van Mater’ bby Imp. Langford, out of Caroline, “Ghartes 8. Lloyd's av. f. Esta, by Bolivar, dam by imp. brino, 5 yrs. Match Race for heats, between two fa- h. Satan, by Bloody Nathan, out of Lady Anderson, 5 "Be. H. Oregon, by Tubeny, das dam by Henry, 5 yrs. Race at Mile Heats, for which entries will be made oa “ork New Jersey barred all ther Ln pine) another race or two will = made to come off during the two d Ow: dent to Orator, (who injured i com Ringgold, named ty Col. Johnson, in rt Ringgold, the Chevalier He is avery remarkable colt ‘form, lor, and action, as possi n not’ only, but has won with ‘mile heats. He beat Antoinette, Wilton at three mile heats, at Baltimore, last week, four mi heats, for each of which three en- an attraction which mS? been fered in the United States. my29 tojear HUNTING PARK COURSE (NEAR PHILA- DEL! TROT PHILA). ING. HE SP! KET! will Positively commence ou TUESDAY, the 20 of Jane, go ee ha under the saddle ; free for ce te under the saddle; free 9 in harness ; free for green day—Purse $10, mile heats, under the saddle; free that never won Sid Bape 40 $300, 8100 of w f aibich wes to to the second best; dle ma free for all t ies made the evenin; iprevious to each trot, atthe Eacrence 10 percent. Two or more to make a trot Dest, will start on Mon- Oe tet Beg ot Ws org 16. my? THRakT a to Jo2 rre BAN. CAN EXCHANGE BANK. AmERG fog the lection a Connell and, Bex a ears See er" i fteepector arn Faint Og ot Pee arn, FISK, Cashier. KK SALE OR TO LEASE, Robt es ered ce of the WIFE—Mariana, Mis 5 uy where they will be | ide,) five doors fee Lahey Faye is | Tumbler, Mr. MACART: ‘one Mr, Nixon and his peiees At of may Fancies tion initable Bhs, Emsuut et their head, A ARTIC ARDEN ASON. Tuenday x ‘friday sen i rA oem WILLIAM ALLIGON, Proprietor, | MODtanty “Fiver, which were laid in pi the atk BA G. Barrett; ‘Master Wilford, Crocke | Anderson; jolla, Mes Charles Kean " To conelude w HO: holas Flam, ; Shrimp, Fisher; eae Pe grees ac: Shey aad: oe aie "clock—performance to commence at pre- sia Mrs. Vernou; Miss Nibl iy sel Baws aay THEATRE.—Benefit of Mrs. Stckn Tuesday Eveuing, Juve 2, will be pe the rformed Julia Dean ; Julian de. Pager Mr. J. R. Scott ; Leon Gon; Floribel, Mrs. lips, After which, & KISS IN THE DARK Sth Be: ibo: Walcott ; M rs, Pet- oT To conclu 4, Ri Clarke ine 7 Lor e Pitand Gallery, Ing cents. tee, 85 6s wae on ‘open at? o’clock—Curtain will rise at half past seven ne WICH THEATRE.—Tuesday Evening, June 2, BUEorwance will commence with the. burietta o LONDON—Jim_ mM, ss Rice ; Skin- Mr. Rice Lucy, Miss Greenwood. Hess Circle, 50 vate Box (7% Doors open at containing the 4 Ye Great Composers—Monday and | Eveuings, June Ist and 2d—To commence with the | overture to Zampa:. Postiliton ‘ef Lonjument ‘grand Flute Solo; after which the ara fashionable Poll; overture De ehutz; Inter- f an, our for promenade, refreshments, and 0 | correct range of 10) Cosmoram: ‘ong, You'll remem| le Xeres; to conclude Hon 25 cents. Sacred M DAY, agrand selecti it THEATRE—Boxes 25 cent 8; Pit 12g cents wd 2, will fe a eka, sated Hee NCHA a | Doctor Math iva Hig land By comb, Mr Bellamy; Bartholomew, Stafford; Boy, Penni; "Mrs Capsecomb, Mrs Greene; went | Mrs fz Doors opent at 84 past 7, performance to commence at i before Borclock. TBLO’S GARDEN will not be opened for owing to the continued wet weather bs the completion of the alterations and decorat Due tice will be given sf ny ope nig hich Cea gh ie OpegiNg em on wh Se oceasion ae the ehole won FAMILY, will make their first phat in New York these three years, in some of their most popular and highly amusing eu «Fhe Soioons, Garden, Walk ex have b ed and e , Walks, re-embellished, the Salbon and Ouier Beleaien on nlarged, the ‘ONCERTS A LA MUSARD ich admired ou previous seasons, will be continued, to fect to whi A MAGNIFICENT ORCHESTRA has been engaged. Various costly novelties are in prepare tion om ot has been made has erat Pleasure in announcing an MLLE BLANGY Premier Danseuge from the Opera of Paris, and the Berlin | and Vienna Theatres ; MONS. HENRIE, from the Paris Theatres. \ Further particulars hereafter. jelre Dress Bores 50 ; Saloon 25 cents formed, Raat pena irs Cl ning, June 2, wi ts Sampson Jone: son; Jack Robi | Wood: Mra Willicen Beano Mu of half an hour for Promenade clude with me jpise D mcs ae -R pre patel is respectfully” inlasaaed that's coe tnd spa cious Saloon, attached to the Garden, been built, me fitted up in an elegant manner, stor the production of VAUDEVILLES, And will , for the Sui (ie 4 Sine" rigid ands tele {om caianaa Rventig | have all undergone a the 7 rnished with [ee Creams, cow | Bese eredlacas tncithas ei neediest aE e 7 Aadmi mn to the Garden, free; Saloon, 25 cents; Dress m29 6t*r Boxes, 50 cet TABERNACLE. R. TEMPLETON | BESS TO ANNOUNCE to the Public of New York, that previous to fulfilling his easements in the North, he will have the honor of presenting hi REMINISCENCES oF. GRAND OPERA, On Thursday Evening, June Ath. Mr. Redtrtn! will preside at the janet rte. in the course of the evening will be introduced, with appro- priate illustrations :— "My ister, dear.” (from the Opera o nicl.) nes, beauteous flo rom ie Opera of Fra Diavolo.) GRAND scENA. Recitative" My Companions are warn'd.” adly and from Fra Diavolo.”) ats there a heart,” (from Ia Bayadere.) “Pria che spunti in cielAurora,” IL Matrimanio Segretto; | ROMANC Resisasive—\\Ovyuthia my belaw Aria—"'A hermit who. dwells. i wander,” (from the ’ Opern of Le Cheval de Bron)” "ent (from th Tickets, Fity Ceats. Wor particulars, see Programmes, vi " A MAGNIFICENT atin DIRECT FROM PARIS EORGE TIETZ respecttully announces that he will, ii the course of a few days, present his Mechanical Ex! tion, for the first time in this cunt ys Be the public of N York, at the GOTHIC HALL, BROADWAY. | Amon the | extraordinary Automata, a life, will be foun ‘War Elephant, the matonighing yuck of Vancouson, Babette nable danseuse, & artment of exhibition will be richly decorated in the French style. Full particulars in a short time, my31 3tis*re HOWES & CO.’S ew YORK MAMMOTH ThA fang ‘ST ESFABL ening ever 01 pobsoam bo] ducing 3 Caraates to convey the berforners: we wey the ans, ke. Monday and Paeedayy Iavand id of June: ‘ah b se caneasterW edn lay, $4, at ay Columbus “Frida ADE eet car Gon Hoeder, Bi, ce Hacribuagh Pe, Whe eseanent tas a tached Shed 4 fete Tatas s, tong (whom it renieat Female, Rider of the 7 if Manic ACARTE, res Om Sg new aye at ena Feats, pe culiarly bet owes inj classic; her grace! tid the charming marcede with which she chains her gence, render thes ited and highly-educated arte: ing feature of the arena in this country. Th to Bye de wat tg fer the pul pon peggy oe ity . Amon a are. Ey celebrated Scotch Ch AND GIANTESS, ise 17 ie Fecminowenpy ol hog jays, and humorous afterpi: estrian at Bia WES: Hiding ‘Masi, ‘Sir. TRON, and the cauapproachable Clowa, RICE. ‘Among the Performers is the celebrated and prine ie. the Napoleon of the Arena, Mr. HOBBS, w! back are the most extraordinary ever witness = ct of Horsemanship by Master Nixon. Olymy i = t cises, py the whole Com ed by ily. 8 Hector and ily “The ¥ str it Bay E35 4 othe hole mont ented vand eltasic performers care is NOW OPEN FOR THE ornet Band will perform ev commencing June 2nd, at be believes that his servic panty with phom be ma mailed prior to attention at that ti street, prometly forward all goo ds to 01 athe sy bark ADA i lot on whi ieee ee ed with fit ee nn 3 . ith the ‘door Snpkaeha mae ‘Purpose: a Rouse, ‘There. is 4]+0. 4 £o0d. ba SS rt me me will be eee TO VOCALIBIg, NUSICIANS, AN AND THE THEATRI- ‘ESI Ww CORBYN, Manager of the Swiss Bell fing iy informe the members of th set eolascioan, that beawll bare faiktied bis enaey: tenders his ser- statistics most necessary and ndurensed to W, Corbyn, Manager of the Swiss Bell wets care of Bol, Sanit, Ce, Mana atres «Loui, Monit May 10th, and prepaid, Seth eek th prompt NEW ORLEANS—Lonisii and New York Line Heguler ‘Packet To sail. Monday ey, i —The elegant iling packet ws yior, master, wilt po Positively. sail'ss above, h hand: farni ~y meine ier tcan a rem al wharf, LAN GO, 3 Bo ch oe eee ‘Agent in, "New Presse, JAS. bE yoooaurr, who will ress. to Positively no goods received on sing, 6th EE, Minoxt, master rill succeed the sAELLE, ind sail Monday, 29th June, her regular day “ST GEORGE'S” LINE O OF LIVE RPOOL FOR LIVERPOOL First Packet Ship=to sal ad fast sail ips PATRICK. Cart, Prosi, will poslavely over 1000 tons, and her accommodations miequalled. for convenience sah apcclons oust tn, doak, well vested berths, (as she can take but a li- hi I] be taken at steerage il require to be made on board, JOHN NT HERDMAN & CO, 61 South a. IC™ Price of passage in the ca coiling, eeket epee Brymmer, mas- ve, iE oes accommodations, mem test ver street, or to ULL be MINTURN, yy, and = or kee regalia salting and favorite pecker ip 86 ReER | apt. T. D. Palmers will sail positive! F "one lites accom cient im coment for a about CH Preewed ved tothe ol whi | hen. Previous to Esch the IRISH POST OF: | | trusted in the chances of saving his own soul. In no- | and arrest the progress of the great principle Techerche and elegant place of | | | to the interest of the Englis | to admonish their travelling countrymen here: | ter, when they come among us and share ‘our © | cellent business tometer ith sree lig withthe re (hey peel | } Wasuinoton, May 31, 1846. Various Matters and Things. We have nothing this evening from the Rio Grande ; but there is no other expectation than that General Taylor, alias Old Zack, alias Old Rough and Ready is doing up the work “ about brown ;” for we are in daily expectation of the | news of the occupation of Matamoras, the invi D— | | bility of the Mexican Parthians, and the indivisi- | bility of the little Anglo-Jonathan army of the Rio Bravo, or the Grand River of the North. There is no river in the world that has a more | lordly string of titles than that of our Southern | boundary—to wit.: the Rio Bravo, or the Rio | Grande, or the Rio Grande del Norte ; and from all accounts, it is one of the finest streams on the continent—flowing for 2000 miles from the Rocky | Mountains, in a south-easterly direction, through | a picturesque, populous and fertile country, and fresh to the sea—the swiftest, freshest, an bold- on river on the continent, excepting always Old iagara. Rev. H. Slicer, of the Methodist Episcopal | Church, preached for the Baltimore volunteers at the marine barracks to-day; and he exhorted them like one of the patriarchs of the Revolution. | He exhorted them to fight, and to fight like men, | and to beware, above all things, of being shot in ts | the back. He’ said it was a leading principle of Christianity to be ready to stand up, life or death, for our country. He had been himself a 4 | and, though past the vigor of youth, he felt a sinng: desire to be one again. The man who would not fight for his country Was hardly to be | brief, the “ boys” said he spoke like a book. The fact is, Uncle Sam may defy the world. | We are invincible. Yet we hope for a speedy peace, because war will retard our baba ae | the age—Free Trade and light taxation. The Rev, Mr. Tustin’s aoe, Micated today te rian,) in 8th street, was dedicat | ceremonies were solemn and impressive, aod the congregation largely composed of other denomi- nations. Hon. D. 8. Kauffman, (one of the representa- tives due from Texas,) and family, arrived in town this evening, and are pate ‘at Brown’s. Col. Kauffman is a native of Cumberland county, Pennsylvania—apparently fy over years of age, standing near six feet, clean lim! ronda cidedly one of the finest looking members of the House. He was the last Charge from Texas to Washington, but arriving last sp: after the act | of annexation, the administration declined to re- ceive him; whereupon he went back, and has re- ~ | turned with the unquestionable diploma to the AUXHALL GARDEN—Admission to the Garden free; | House, of upwards of a thousand patio a word upon another person hatever have been the abberrations of Gen, Houston Texas, he has, since his arrival here, been sinning golden opinions from all sorts of men— * | both as a member of the Senate, and as a man. , | We defy a stranger to talk with him a quarter of an hour without a strong predeliction in his favor, no matter what may have been his pre-conceived opinions The election of the colleague of the member e electio} aU Press | arrived had been decided upon at accounts—the returns not being fully reported from the extent of the district, being over a thou- sand miles in length, without a railroad or a tele~ raph “4 ‘The rush to the National Fair has fairly abated. The number of strangers in town to-day does not exceed the ordinary proportion. To-morrow we may expect a strong reinforcement, and we doubt | notthe intention of lifting the tanff will largely add to the lobby members of the House. The lady ands son of Sir John Franklin, one of the celebrated English byperccrent navigators, are inthe city, Lady Franklin is almost as fama a traveller as Sir John himself, and is distin ed. no less for her experience as a traveller, bs for her personal fascinations. We expect she will remain some time with us, and are satisfied that she has already discovered that the Americans are not the Darberians so uniformly represented by mere speculating British tourists—such, for in- stance, as Desens who writes to make a_book sell, even at the cost of truth and gratitude. These pitiful scribblers have done more to alienate the ied of the American people from the el lish than all the events of the two warscombin: | Commerce has been exerting its powerful influ- ence to the re-establishment of a mutual respect between the two countries; and it will be greatl a if peace is preserv public and private hospitalities, to tell the truth, d._ not to confine their observations entirely to spit-boxes, eae ere shops, and bar-room conver- sations. ardon of Lady Franklin for these qoneral rea 8. Present company is al- ways excepted.” Bartimone, June 1, 1846. The Mexican Volunteers—/Appointment of Lawyer Wat- son to the Command—Destructive Fire—Robbery—Em- igrante—Sons of Temperance—Theatres Closed—The Museum—Telegraph—Stock Board, $e ‘The volunteers from the District of Columbia, compri- | sing five hundred Baltimoreans, will start for the seat of war ina few days. On Saturday, Wm. H. Watson, Eeq., s young and distinguished lawyer of this city, received the appointment of Lieut. Colonel of the Regiment, and immediately reported himself to the President os ready for duty. Ilearn that the volunteers are delighted with the appointment, as Mr. Watson, although a violent poli- tician, is deservedly popular with all classes of our citi- zens. The members of the bar,on Saturday morning, immediately on hearing of his appointment, raised a sub- scription for the purpose of presenting him with asword ‘and epaulettes of the most splendid kind, as an evidence of their esteem. store of Mr. H. paves was destroy- yn Saturday hi all of its a, Firemen’ bes and $2,000 in the Frank- Philadel phit i ho tha ‘of the Rev. Jobn Healey, on Baltimere 1 Ri- stroet, was ente tees agg morning before daylight, d_ robbed of a vi of silver ware. “Tne ship Johannes trrived here on Saturday, from Bre- | men, with 260 German emigrants on ‘The Sons of Temperance of New York may look with gre ] 1 Feats by Mr. Cole's infidence for a large delegation ¢ st their brethren from 1 HERS, ‘in | thie city. on the thot June, upping ‘Mr. ng ra Sraerr aa ‘ession and fee tival. ‘A large number of At eo haeay eal Our theatres are now all closed, the ae only, un der the ement of Mr. Barnum of the New {ork museum, Supplying be aues 08 ane — The museum ual ny ways does an ex Pe*Miss Alexioe Fisher and Mrs, Thayer lishment to- commence an rarest at this estab! who, with a Owens, Johnson, and others, a capital compan: The telegraph "to ‘Philadelphia is now daily and mo- mentarily expected to commence o) 5 ie the draw of the bridges, is being suspended on poles, and | will be completed to-day, the action ion of dhe water on the ipes and the wire, it is supposed was the cause of the ruption. Sales of Stocks at Baltimore. writs Tee eyland Gs, 74X44 210 Cig Sa, 0, 3 res Union Todo do, 0 al ate 6 Ver cents cloved at 7a); asked, 74 City 6 its, of close mozeuhd Ohio Railway shares left off at 7 for sale, 46% ris Poiapevena, June 1, 1946. ‘With a new month we are delighted this morning by @ bright unclouded sky; which hagbeen @ rarity in this latitude for the past week. ‘The dog-law goes into operation this morning, and in- numerable puppies have fallen victims to it. in conse- quence of the negleet of their masters to have them muz. aled,according to the ordinance of our augustcity fathers. ‘The quarantine laws also go into force to-day, and the members of the board have departed to the lazaretto to partake of the annual feast given upon the occasion. 1 hope that while paying the requsite attention to the health of the community, they will not sacrifice their own by gormandizing too freely upon the occasion. ‘The subject of slavery came up in the old school as- sembly this morning, upon the report of the committce of bills and overtures, declaring that the assembly hed borne consistent testimony upon the subject for the past sixty years, and thet any further action was inexpedient- hot hes * delivered, but in the main oun ‘calm and deliberate. Pre Previous to te tavcrement the reper, wonetepnen ay 8 Yous 0) of 110 yess to 0 ners. choc snenlle? y, iinoat much 2 seen tled in an amicable m oan tying rtiry, ander es Neen aa go torongh thelr manauvres west of the Sehu tee, " infantry, 4 iment of Fe. tached to the first ts has —_ its sory the executive of the State ‘as one of regime: po hed issued, in obedience ‘to the requisition of thet rns oa The call was made for volunteers ; but es the regiment wan to sorta es ir field officers, they | would prefer to volunteer in ear ander thar . If, however, Bribe snare. it Has been made, it will be repeated by | Soe of the ag yg in the required form. election brigade inspector in the second bri- se tes plate & to-day. There are at least baker's n of candidates, Sales of Stocks at tw fa Jone 1.—Firsi Boann.—1 ci ” scare ak We; 1 a an Mesdow : sna pomeranian: | Su a inter: wo aecure ch ey api -