The New York Herald Newspaper, June 5, 1846, Page 3

MONEY MARKET. Thareday, Jund 4—6 P. i. The stock market this morning presented the same de- Pressed appearance, and prices remain without any ma- terial alteration. There has not been a variation of one Per cent in any of the fancy stocks, either way, within the past week;,and it is impossible to predict what may be the complexion of things in Wall street, from one day to another. It is a matter of much astonishment how Present prices are sustained, There must be a sudden | tmash in stocks sume day = | Prices at the first board to-day were about; the same | as those ruling at the first board yesterday, but at the ‘second board there wasa slight improvement. Harlem ‘went up } per cent; Reading }; Norwich and Worcester 4; Canton Scrip }. It was reported in the street to-day, that several houses, extensively engaged in the produce busine: had failed; but there was foundation for only one. The business paper of some of the best houses in the city, has, forsome time past, been selling in the street at two, three and four per cent a month ; and itis probable this fact gave rise to the report that they had failed. ‘We understand that no offers were msde for the loan of $300,000 of 5 per cent State stock, redeemable in 1964, for which proposals were to be received by the Fund Commissioners until 4 o'clock on the afternoon of the 2d instant. ‘The literature fund has an investment of $104,000 in the Oswego canal stock, which is reimbursable in July; ‘and we understand it is intended to re-invest this amount in the stock of 1864, which will enable the Commission- ers to pay all the small awards for land damages and ar- Tearages to contractors, until a new loan can be adver- tised for the remaining sum of $200,000. The absence ofoffers for this loan is pretty good evidence of the tightness of the money market. ur accounts from New Orleans to the 27th of May state that no material charige had taken place in the con- dition of monetary affairs during the previousfew days, but the market was on the whole ashade er sier,and there ‘was less demand for money than previously noticed.Some of the banks were discounting to a moderate extent, but there was so much paper afloat, that by far the greater Portion found its way into the street, and was occasion. ally done at rates varying from 1 to 2 per cent per month. The warehouses were groaning under vast quan- tities of produce, which have accumulated in the absence of any facilities for shipping, and, until the stocke shall have been in some measure reduced, we cannot look for any sensible improvement in the money market. The market for Texas securities had undergone no change. There had been some further sales of Red Backs at 9} a 10} cents on the dollar, but there had been no transactions in bonds. “Tee highly probable that Congress will pass special ‘act, permitting the Secretary of the Treasury to issue Treasury notes, bearing five or six per cent, to a certain ‘amount, instead of resorting to a direct loan. Should the Secretary be authorized to issue Treasury notes for twenty millions of dollars, all hopes of establishing an independent treasury, upon the specie system, this ses- sion, will be abandoned, and the fears of those op- Posed to that system removed. It would remove the nu- merous objections of the party opposed to that bill; and in the event of its being re-established at any future time, the existence of these treasury notes will preven, ‘any very great or rapid accumulation of the precious metals in the hands of the various treasurers. The issu ing of treasury notes would at this tine, and under ex isting circumstances, be attended with very many ad- Vantages. It would have e very favorsble effect upon the money market; first, because it would relieve the banks from the apprehensions they now labor unde: relation to a drain of the precious metals, and enable them to extend their discounts to the commercial classes more liberally; and, secondly, it would cause specie to flow in those chanels regulated by commerce,and,at once, bring about an equalization of exchanges,and remove the artificial condition in which they have for some time past ‘been placed. When the balance between two important commercial points is deranged by any artificial or unna_ tural cause, such as the. financial operations of the go- vernment, growing out of a rupture with a foreign Power, there must be very alarming embarrassments ex- perienced at the point from which the funds are drawn, This derangement can only be relieved by removing the cause producing it. The operations of trade cannot re- Bulate it; they can only regulate themselves; the arti ficial cause must be removed before the ramifications of commerce can go on prosperously and properly. When large amounts of specic are transported from the North to the South,to meet anyextraordinaryexpenditures of the government, andare, for a time, drawn entirely from the channels of trade, the vacuum in tho currency, caused by the sudden withdrawal of these sums, must be immediately supplied by some representative, or trade becomes at once affected,,balances deranged, and the whole movement so much removed from its natural state, as to cause financial difficulties of such a nature ‘as endanger the commorcial existence of those who have deviated, in any way, from a dogitimate business, or have extended their operations much beyond what their capital will permit. ‘The monthly statement of the United States Treasurer for June, shows the amount on deposit on the 1st inst. to have been $13,470,063 58, of which $11,476,064 65 was subject to draft. The transfers ordered have been as an- nexed :— 130,000 $1,130,000 Transrens Onvene. From Merchants’ Bank, Boston, Massachusetts, From Bank of Commerce, New York. . From Bank of America, New York. . From Bank of the State New York. From Mechanics’ Bank, New York From American Exchany Bank, New York. From Merchants’ Bank, New York. From North River Bank, New York. Frow Philadel, From Bank $1,260,000 It will be observed that $660,000 have been transferred from the banks of this city, $400,000 from Boston, and $100,000 from Philadelphia, to Mobile and New OT eans. The estimates of income and expense for the public service of Canada, have just been putlished by the In- spector General :— Finaxces or Canapa. Estimated expenditure for the y Estimated income for the year. . + 677,291 Estimated deficiency, 1846. ...........£371,345 ‘To cover in part this large deficiency, there remains ‘a sum of £140,000, heing the premium received by the Home Government on the million and a half of deben- tures disposed of in the London market. This is to be given to Canada in addition tothe full amount of the loan. The Inspector General proposes to leave this sum to stand at the credit of the Province, and to take, instead of it, the twe years of the annual Sinking Fund of £64,- 000, amounting to £128,000. Of course, only £12,000 of the Premium Fund will afterwards be available for Ca nada from this transfer being made. Should this sum of £128,000 be appropriated to the expenses of the current year, a deficiency of £243,000 will still remain to be pro- vided for. It is presumed a loan will be resorted to. In order to ascertain the means of the Province to meet this increase of Seed we must deduct from the Fag meaann regarded as extraordinary. The largost what bey Boa items of this description are,— To complete ee tee eee ees £201,535 Lawrence Canals... 181,925 £983,460 ‘When this is deducted from the total expenditure of £948,635, it leaves £566,175, being £12,000 less than the income of the Province. Besides the sums for the canals, apprepriations are included for other public works, amounting to £137,373, Ifthese be added to the £12,- 000, there will be the large sum of £150,000 of income beyond expenditure, from which will require to be de- ducted the interest of the new loan, which will be about £12,000 per annum. The revenue of the Canadas is derived from the fol, lowing sources. It will be observed that nearly four- fifths of the aggregate comes from the custom: Estimarezn apres or Canava, Net Cu Balance at credit of Consolizated Fuad on Sist January, 1846, nded and "un £184,111 count No. 24, of the Expendi- tare Of 1845.06. cee ee cere 139,870 44,240 Total estimated Funds, . oo 4564545005 077,200 lic debt, and £83,332. account of civil list, leaving £723, 158 for miscellaneous expenditures The net income from the public works of Canada, for 1846, will be, ac- cording to the estimates, rather limited, in eonsequence of their unfinished state, to what it will be eventually. ‘The internal and external trade of Canada is increasing so rapidly, that all public werks connected with it, must, im time, become highly productive. The Welland Canal isso intimately connected with the trade of the ports on Lake Ontario—Loth Canadian and American— that as their commerce with the West increases, its re- sources must increase. Several works of internal im- provement are in contemplation in this: State, which, when completed, will add very largely to the commerce of Lake Ontario We allude to the construction of the Oswego and Syracuse Railroad, and the Ogdensburgh. and Lake Champlain Railroad. Old Stock Exchange. $9,500 U S6’s, 1962 = 5 ahs Obio L & Trust Bi ET} Of the ee 145 is for intorest onthe pub- | 590 O1 6,000 O1 do a2 1,000 do 31 1,000 do a 5,000 island RR 28 10,000 a a. a ahs 50 Reading R r ay 50 Vicksbu do 960 64 100 Farmers’ 149 Norand Wor R Ro 50 lo do st0 5355 90 Morris Canal 4 b do 52% 75 do do 13 °"$ Housatonic RR 2g Second Board. 1S0shs Canton Serip 1334 100s Morris Canal b30 ui 133 Nor and Wor S28 150 Reading RR do “do bi ga" 100 Harlem RR be RS ee Se 3 do do 43% Bp oe aos eas Meee so) ae “ #0 do do Es} do do 53 44 100 Morris Canal & 200 do do “4 New Stock Exchange. $10,000 Ohio.ss nn hag $4 75 she Canton Co 7 bas Ik 50Reading nie Friday 5 do. bau 50 “4 aay ot Bioogiink ss 2 50 Norand Wor "03 32 50 do dot aig do do | cash 52, oO do do 830 28 do do Friday 52% 3 = do dob 284 —————————— es Married, On the 4th inst, by the Rev. David Bellamy, Mr. ‘Wiis E, Sisrit, to Miss Saran E., daughter of the late Samuel Andreas, Esq., all of this city. On Wednesday evening, 3d after a lingering illness, of consu ion, which thet ter with Christian fortitude, Exsry Maria, wife of Robort Collins, and eldest Sees saree of of Joseph Bennett, aged 25 years, three days. ithe rela Triends reg morta 8 ae mem- 8 Oo! ington Lodge, No. are re- spectfully invited to attend her funeral, this (Friday) noon, at half past’ 3 o’clock, from her late residence, 78 Hudson street, without further notice. TO LAWYERS. d Solicitor, who thoroughly understands to form a connection with a lawyer well business in the city. ed to T. ting time and Prompt attention, TO THE LADIES. Arena EA sche stock of Worsted Patterns ere! Fancy Gi will be soldar N oppouice th Beruacle. Mail bo okianed comanr ore ao under the cost of importation. je5 2w*re UNG MEN are invited to call and ezine GENIN gossamer’ suum eas it excels ‘any hat ever before: offered to tie fashionable hat wearin, iS COmURIY. is bt) ING! GENT, 214 Broadway. RUSTING. 2 sefuale or summer eats qunt recited and’ be ae be 4 SHOOsE ec VIETOR, 09 Peat st ARCOLE,for MARSEILLES.—Passen- pea eee Tassnc pease 8 iI. Ate letter bags will close at ate Places at iearrte 1! o’eloek. Woon's nS BDCHED LEATHER BANDS | F ae the city, (ibe = ft bande. bot excented cpnstanty of » either c: mes voce? riveted, single, double or round, as may be wante and see them before parc! elsewhere. F. wrt WOOD, 7 Py jag street, New Yor! ae 5 ess, bridl sett, trunk and of esiwere. 1 BERING AND | SUMMER CLOTHING. — Ate M ferent, 3 Bleeker sect, 2d dnor from Barrow ) where, the followin 4 recente dy ayn ae se m SS to-§ oe ages torn $2 90 to 85; thin, Conte of Lim hams an from 75 cents to $2 50; Cassimne m $3 to $6; Merino Pants, from, $2 to $3.50; Bailing cher Sumse: Patt oas al opiate, lag 0 $4: Suminer Vests, from 75 ti ‘Alsg'a' pons pecan ge os Ng eee Fh frennan 224 Xtra wil 0 order to sui dious—which prices are admitted to be TWENTY MVE pic can abesgh tee t any other store Yes: re BOAL R iN EROOKLYN. PERAMNT Boon with Bi in a private family, may reasonab! ah oe lying in Court street, next t door fo Sate street. The location is pleasant and airy, ches, aid would be desirabl th judy, with Or without children nn oe Sen stu’ BOARD ON N BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, NG 228 Golambi New York, and five He geutlemen can obtain rooms and board ina famity, by ene as above. jOARD WANTED. GLE GENTREMAN, Tecently arrived in ining board with a private fa ig Penteeec Ber aioe ci ‘Address box 23 BOARD. FEW genteel boarders, g Some ve oy bom iieleoe rooms are lai e ‘Every attengion will be paid to make it ‘or further particulars please call as al Ass ve. tlemen, can « arnt rooms, id or tntarnished, on reasonable terms, by the day or io, No. 476 Bowery, north west comer of "Tenth st. ‘TO ANGLING SPORTSMEN. ANGLER’S GUIDE—SECOND EDITION. TH second edition of that he“ American Angler's tear is now ready. clot palar and interesting work jude,” with engra rice 0 cents, handsomely bound in ime and country, of the best Ame- useful, instructive an iy pa aa got up and i yy “Sporting Chronicle. Teaak Wal in peiareneaite. Ce rigen tao all Cog of entle Pisn inutely of the aap history of the ‘different speci of the fiany tribes which it_coutains, the book would repay u any of “4 purchase.”—Gazette and ‘Times. ‘ BO RGESS, STRINGER & CO., 222 B H LONG & BROTH conte W. Tay ae Howse, W. H. GRAHAM, Tribune PRI MITIVE METHODIST F INDING the NTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWAKD, ST in the upper part of the city, or in going to Wi jamsburg, alady’s small gold Watch and Guard C ‘Lhe waich has two ennamel cures on the back, and roe Es above rewar: and the ‘oon of the ow lea’ it 13 Broadway. Fawpboobeaspeboceors will esse ent call. wurhe tft fered. Jed 3t*re VIOLINS, VIOLONCELLOS, &c. T_8. JOHNSON’S Store, No. 167 Willi street, New York, professors aud amateurs will find a very large col- lection of genuin truments of the best makers. One Andreas Guaruerius; chian; sud one undoubted juariu verited by Ch Bull, Mr. Vieux Temps V. Walla with many others is; new Violins ive satisfaction for the 1 Pri king of instruments ar; € is jet 3 THE NEW YORK HIGHLAND GUARD, COMMANDED by Uaptain Craic, make their first annual Monday, the sth Ww informed that they vi ~ Paterson ‘onthe the above day, ret jing during the eveni jet 3 FOOMERY VOLUNTEERS ATTENTION t Arts nk PEETING of hn MONTGOMERY GUA rth be desnmmnated Hon PNGOMERY ¥ enti tyeke it services be ‘sts tothe Governor to serve in the Saleen war between id Mexico, and eae rou carn | son i ier ghewed to rece! — aM Gi Lier Franklin streets. assemble at eegoery Bteod*m evening, Po oom Gorpe of tals ehty in ee ‘liyie als or companies, to uni & wil the i Bt ecarr eererae aPeaD regiment of I it to be pliced under ath tps ii who may feel disposed to unite in un orgecieeeion of lence Guard tend: Tia Sos Sand scene fannie! a recat earaae, Secretary. ES! AS! 10% ‘oihics their honges, ye Look- Th ng cltes , would do wel oh ar 106 Fulton atreet, , where every vi can be found at the Nesale and retail. e and small, novel, ornamented and plain rt are Gases, 10 pier, which low, very low, richt: ge, Portrat Miva <4 thar Plates by iiasces reoevens > Please call Ps: Herald office: will rece WANTED. SITUATIONS, by a young ms ‘and uster, ded in this country. T° ITUATION to go to Ei i family, by a soe baroeae “ey 3 and music. Cousul: ee eat street ANTED, capable’ at mek ‘as children’s chambérmaid”” Please eall.at No. © a ie ‘Brooklyn. Would have no objection tq go into the count: Jed At in COPPER MINERS WANTED WORK in a mine in the vieiuigy of this city. Apply 434 Hanover st. _je? were AN Y PERSON wishing to adopt a protestant infant, where they will have the are ment, without any in- jease direct to Dr, terference from the ‘aun- ton, at Mr. Gabaudan’s, 5 (dimth Avenue, ‘je3 Stan. WANTED. to go Houth or West fo act as new and popular Publi I be insured to of clearing, $1,000 f poly at FRENCH'S up stairs, Office of the Flag | Untous All letters must be post paid. mylé Iin* re GEN Gece ete , may do so to eal wi Aline pechsoney the tually atte: TLEMEN’S LEFT-OFF WARDROBES | WANTED, or Families desirous of converting, into jertinous Clothing, Jewelry, heir advantage, by tending at tebabec!? | rho will attend at ot Lever, 8 by y spegunement, N.Y. post-office, or otl ise, will be p my?7 im*r SONS | OF. TEMPERANCE. and Fideli REAT NATIONAL cL UBILER OF THE SONS OF TEMPERA! ill lowing order, ae TUN igthas city, on n by {he ringing of the bells of the te dipinyed ea ne the Chey” Hal, the all the p ablic buildi temperance. ie oun be Gired at 12 o'clock M., on the “Grand and Subordinate D f° the several Stat pout ats gu ‘ta quater before on eleel P.M. inthe fol- jis and clonal stage will the State Arsenal, ta marching into into Tine sider the di- rection of thei respec resi ctiye Gea Pagsbale report themsel ves to the 'M., at Head amen ‘Nation: Hall, Canal at 9 ofeloak AML, oF ‘as soon thereatter as on the The Do. District of Colum! a? right resting on ry ace 8 i Mo a Hudaom, their Fight ston, Bint of New Jersey ia Brome, th il on Hudson st Bouse spa Vat es : as eae De: Conneerient in { Chytecopher, fe. husetts y States tee Maine and Ohio in Amos street, ale order ap resting on on ‘the left of the State of Massachu- etts in the Pie. States of re it wil break into ence the ih as follows: Uj oe to and around Beh Serge i errs = , promt Chathaan £0 th ew ide, ascioted 67 wey,” leware, igs ak ae South the right dy i ex id Line w bers ret, (four abi vy aren (3 te tah th get farough 1th th 1th aoe gate of the Park, where ER W Mice oPNew Se ger ese ab Ddaclonousih Bullfer, Seek? ofpe Suet vit be send i ie ae na had goes Paiion fingiag—" When Bacchus held despotic sway,” by the lien by Philip 8. White, of Pennsylvania, M.W. Trea- “Ee “ A goodly thing it isto meet,” by the whole. jediction, “Alter the e gasion will be dismissed, hal ductors FF Divisious iit irision Hoo m3 ‘Sha inst., Dy order of en THOMAS B John W, Oliver, Semi wile Alex. MeCotter, C.F. Wilkinson, B *eethaace ‘Marshal, COMMITTEE OF * seis SPECIAL atDs, in F, Hoss, Hi Thos i. io wureman Halsted, Geo. "ies Walter 8 Gonnes Thos. H. Oakley; Alex. Young, WF CAaderon, a Janes 8. Wood, BB. Parkinson, New York-June 2, 186. ied Stin'SatkeM #re IBLO’S GARDEN will not = —- this announced, the long continu re" vented the completion of the ne ve alterations and im- provements. Due notice will ren of the opening night. Jel istf rre CORNS! CORNS! THE SABIAN CORN PLASTER, retu: 00 F 273 iste iat! i , 12" Walesa vest is baal f GI E APPARATUS. Sout me are ors, loc sealin ba men and Table and Pocket Cutlery gen assor Also, by order of assignees, 500 dozen pocket cutlery and sei ara and razors, carde buttons, pencil instruments, fancy au }, 200 ‘opera glasses, segar ms wax, pocket compass lamps, gilt scissors, &e. On SF PLATT, “Auction ¥ AND a D3.— suf sell, pore \ptorily, iY, at 10 ctiow room, 200 cake, cas and lots assorted “var are trace Moues, sadirons. tailors irons, pe shovels, and Hardware ly aud d cutlery, pack pins, thim- its, measur gilt goods, tapes marhegetiest ing glasses, tnitror snuff boxes: y faney Kaitting Pin: . pearl H. DUCLUZEAU, Aw Go., AND SILVER WATCHES A ‘Ar ‘AUCTION. a | = —— and &e. The whole Wallets, ke. will be ‘Also, an invoice of Gold Jewelry, Also, at I giclock, Pel ly oe Pens, racelete E Ear Rings, Pins, Pocket Books, le. Tuttle & Duchuzeau will » . 88 Wi artier € sold without reserve. Jed tre ucTion’s: BALE" Sued ry WILLARD. 17 Wallat-—i6o co 90 "stufled” By aot Vs and singly, preserved in oe ‘best mapner & we Galbraith, Sale Positive. Ae out Lot the city, can have them Packed to go an ra trifle. At priv “ane py and patterns orapw Rehise Tar | tors, at factory prices. 1 re Weanielin “s wer Teale Hal. the war’ n (aslogue AUCTION SALE OF ROSES. A SPLENDID selec Titieth street and BI collection is the finest. in, the count tion ja unnecessary as the plants are in full bloom. Am f ARES If ity to be! had orn, Franklin, 15th atreet, or at of standard ROSES, to be at hal: past 3 ovelock, by W Boll & Hi New Any further loomingdale Toa rly, Sid ae to call and see them. our from ¢ ed ‘tis re A PAIR, one year old, well 67 Chambers street NEWFOUNDLA! ND ‘DOGS. FRENCH G jet tw* Whore desirous of purchasing the fi MONDRON has the honor of mforming those ‘work, that if the way, they wi Bi igen pk cs be silo miodera ome on eine wi ARRIVING FROM PARIS. qk Sy tae Ne gigheat,| Heat oct ad" all Hose, ey all kinds; Mo- ‘tnd all necemary Findlogs for shoemakers, Prices, wholesale or retail. grill favor him with their orders may served, mM tually attended ney WiIMONDHON, 185 Brondwrey. hg call at rill at the I exceed in in bee of the kind of silk, and any in use. je3 istw*m ir AMIDON'S eel HATS, which ha {blishment in this country, are now reproduced with marked improvement. EXC ee BONNETS OF PERSIAN SIL! ‘ith ‘which ch received the first premium “fy gold medal y tear dar STANTON, RICHARDS | bet BO DRUEF, AMIDON’S FASHIONABLE SUMMER HATS, 177 BROA. 4 ofthese Hats over all others 1s, they rake hence stat Wo epi ee na fre, witha, muck at sud moat eoutoriable’ fa a 22 ess hech cine Moats wit je3 Stis*re DR ANE Now neapy, dente OF on Bhar Cig yaa ct wll Lire forge fer a Bick Fae made to 0 dar in tho sanve style as suet amamer hat my? 6tis*re No. 198 Fulton, feel se ie Building. repared to. article of These bonnets durability and ecovomy, anything y are warranted to be entirely clean, sien’ ‘end retain their color equal to American Institute. street. DWAY, ae oth pearl id white Castor ‘ani on equalled by ay other ex: = Ho! penta oF Straw, Ps Seal ich rid Broadway. Je5 3t* re ET. ROMs to oe 179 monte ~epanle for offices. CA ants ee en, fh A FURNISHED four story House—address L. 8. C. Central situation. Je5 1t#re MARINE AVILION, ROCKAWAY, THE. subscriber would ral BA i friends ‘and the patrous of the above well known sea abla WTopen for the season nav ot tat iy next. Familjes des ‘desi ir address at the Astor Alto the promises, of ire on ae ‘A. O1LBERT. PAs cau LY pet ee hence mt Doors open at 7 ehcbaaunnicnes to commenc: cisely 73s o'clock. " F TR ning: Jang Nill be performed, the celel CASAR DE N—Don (wsar de . Nie d Scott; Dom dove, bie Clarke: Lagarilto, Mew 1; Marstanay Mes Phillips. Af ree . Rovent Cavnr will make his first appearan Vd rhsucion oP Belt Defence, "To con: {JOAN OF ARC—Prince Charles, Mr Davenport; Joan of Arc, Mrs | rigean er Boxes, 50 ‘oss te Lower B mee ents: second and third tiers, 25 cte.; or pooT open ar 0 elock~-Curtain will rise at half past seven REENWICH T spidey Ey 'SBAN: HU: r# Catherine, Miss C: Dene fs i Afr eich the we Eveumg, June 5. pm eo will Dance, Fa aan SfiNetiet PER Di UND NOTE—O'Shoughue Grattan; Bile y Black, St We Chapman; Harriet Arlington, ‘Mine Chap. | apace and Dres Private Bo: COA rening’s soeseen boone open at qlinatave, ou le Bal Mi The Triumph of rom the ‘* Mi m Holtman. ‘Lereleysitheia-Selarge by ane ae o touclude | with te ox erture to Fra Diavolo. Admittance 2 cents, nasiusy Bellamy Forte re it of "After frien a Highland Mew Cramer Mrs Gres Doors o} X part 7, performance to comme: ‘fore Bovelock. IBLO'S GARDEN will not be opened for «few days, N owing to the continued wet. weather: bavi ed the completion of the alterations and decorations. “ Due uo- tee will be given of the i SRO MIEN eh, on mois oecasion eat VEL FAM siege will eens first appearance in New York these three of their most popular and re-embellished, OP gebe whole now forming amusement. mt ae ‘conti yay THI ONCE ‘TS A LA MUSARD, 80 — atmired on previous seasons, will be continued, to sive effec A MAGNIFICENT ORCHESTRA been engage gaged. Various costly novelties are in prepara- es and the Gowns be has bs sreat Pleasure in announcing an arrangement M’! LLE BLANGY, Premier Danseuse from the Opera of Paris,’ and the Berlin and Vienna Theatres + ioNS, HENRI, mm the Paris ‘The Further az particulars Thereafte VAVBALL ARDEN — Badd Ji ing, June 5, 4 1846, the commence ih ono over ponte be the ox vi joneae the e tHE Oe A Slat i, ah Mt Pipe J hit a strap, SE TERe if ion to the Garden, free; habiorartis. ae open at 7, curtain rises at 8 o' yelock a a ied ; a ee SIERNGOM & EVENING. SCOTTISH MAMMOTH BO 8, t Ww WEIGH ov! 500 ie LIVING ORANG SUFana, ATOMAGAS VENU: GREAT WESTERN-RARNEY WILLLAMs, Misses Ju.ten, beautiful Dancers, ke. = Admineioa 35 cents--C ia-sChildred under ten iid¢ cents. Ro ERA LETON EGS TO ANNOUNCE to the Pui of New York, tacy ing rooms upon at t their residences, b) louse, on and after the I ‘6th HIRAM CRANSTON. be waited period. je3 mre Being under the "Hall, Pr Presuming } whether tarrying for NEW LEBANON SPRINGS. COLUMBIA HALL ,May15,186—This Eka ond of resort is vow open and readyfor the brs pte ofcom leary or ‘management of its old proprietor, on his long experience as a caterer, intends that the management of me arik be such as és. meet the wants of the e season or a shorter HENRY HULL. ar‘ Well socked: jew Yor! son desiring to m: FOR yb direetly ou a contemplated the property offered, ke, to ri (neaormaa now offered Pir sal ~¢ stories high, Soa a in Bi COUNTRY SEAT FOR EXCHANGE “OR TO LEASE, IN 15th day of May s ‘will nd his preparation, wow Kinds of businese. - Possoes ith eerea particulars, Shan mixing their cen ch ices pausesiphpnig Pet on VAN BRUNT. try promptfy attend areereays tmeire | Brooklyn, May 3, 16. mya im* AN MPORIUM. FOR SALE OR TO LET, idea te aca a jeg. | The Modern built three story brick hour, 215 Adame TER » rivate sale, it wil oanaes of ELIE Wel cosrats can. | Mba tern facet rosa STREET, NEAR BROADWAY — for A term of years, ere i pe ge dpe | — con Crate and public Esaarally chet . Metin pr bee! to" quality an oufdent that his prices cannot fail Of command publie new in the 2% PER CENT BELOW HIS ae FASHIONA ABLE VISTI a Pre} lected by himself, in Earo quality and novelty: and by his. arran patron if stand respocetuity sstietes cel PRI G Ck RD ISHMENT. A PLATE, and Fly wr tekt war 1 50 ; the best En led Cards printed from e1 A SILVER aEbos PLATE furnished and beratifel for for the Fhde eye iy iow at CLASGEIN'S old stand, 1 ae aces, corner of Broad ww ald im®r FIREWORKS. cent would invite the attention of dealers to his assortment of Firew rks, which he offe consisting of Chiaa crackers, torpe ‘of do. and stars, fire wheels, scrolls, trian! o at ‘Roman candles, rockets all of su- FIRE rier FET oF. oat const coe Wo kets, with gold and rockets, wi bo sting of | ory aus ignal ide, nN ant Es roons, rash Ons, lines Pigeons, tor coy, tre eaacliery, Canton toe ee LABARA' 196 Front st most ext RKS are fel NEW BENNETT, two yarn sonth of Ful- ive and Vent ll Assort- fered at the abor fans, palm trees, pyrami ra’ crosses, octa- gles, verticles, mines of serpents and stars, bones lights, ndles, serpents, pin meee, pers. port fires, blue lights, scroll wheel “puifing étuckera” double head- Country bea meg: =p ee dealers: im general, are requested to | pane, exam: at ber ral th the abovementioned articles, warranted, the mate: | Hale having been selected with the utmost enre tayo? Imsr [8445229 a ibs brilfaae ad dveviegued riegated fires, appropriate dest dens govern to my? Ini*r FIRE Ae cl fom WORK: ey City, Rica a sider towns, is present » public gar. ‘comprises. the ‘most en “Stee ment 0 or ol w New York, May 7, 1846. t the Patronage of the and ety ort hee bie. ‘ the ll eat Nes apeciaron be be rage are of Ray a refroskanents, ‘he. will fetes ¢3 the jedgesten a} * H. WOOLLY, pe Fell Alle Alley ty ‘ime ATCHE! pt Teeented Wigs and Sea advance iitherto offered the P bli Ro are ct the jements Batchelor has intro- Se at Tiehter, cooper, and more durable vious ‘will be. appreciat who vee far lala roads Lt ‘removed (vom 165, a lwer N 0) AT AUT BAS ot Murray, and (28 Greenwi ceived from the late sales fresh Gre and Blak 3 ei dai 12 cents per tb. bl jeached oy PON is 'ceare cuts per Candies 3% cents, "Also, Srown Bugst, of alfthe varices Kinds." bpatrid Mee et roperties of #0 great fanpregnaved with soap, tohaeeo, Ke. ke., is y tasteless, no odor and of t, tion, and for ‘sale at tablishment, 390 Broadway. Pe FY Wo wien : | bape. seat te Washington Pa two rooms, with or without full ers or lodgers are in the house, nor will be taken. resent consists of only three inj je en emen AAs there is adonbt of the above ship being entirely ready for sen on Saturday, it has been thought advisable to detain’ her wil . . ye Sth instant, on, which day she felt iy or r partial board. No mall and ee aot & gentleman and ay, livia vate family, and in pleut. am opportunity “The en = re half of the ‘house will be, let to tenant, without children, Address B.T. at: the desk orth ae STEAM SHIP GREAT BRITAI RICHAI da PM. ie wr) lwrre o'clock A. her gzoursons ag Peay: rg oad std and 10 o'clock AM, and 1, 9 and 5 sh cents each way. CHEAP AND Perego EXCURSION TO TATEN ISLAND. tae steamboat WAVE ‘et Sopimence iy 4 and 6 0’ sclock F ck P. Fare jeS 2tis®r favorite ship s] ““Bhia ship hes pountry a their arrange ms make early appl 6 r RL NDON—Re lar packet of the 16th June ‘The fest fr Ig packet ship gu EB orton i yer Feguiar ‘hose fag berths jn this Sheers, ‘will sail on or al sap fer Second cabin passengers wil rooms on iperage are superior to most other ships, all of which will be taken st redaced rates, oe early application on board, foot of JOSEPH MeMURRAY, Comer of Pine and South #1 ous of sending for thei nds. hem brought out in this very favorite line, by applyi bove. Jed Maideu lane, or to ing Packet bout Weduesday, adid acecmmodations for cal es passer be Lime ores deck, and the accommo Persons about to embark for the old see this splendid shin before completing | th Those wishing to secure berths shoul tion on board foot of Pike st. . & J.T. TAPSCOTT, 4d door below Burling ai ON, will succeed th jetre The bark COLUM: “ promptly despatched. For 24 South street, or to USL. og ‘OSE, BOYD & HINCKEN 60 Wall witor GLASGOW—Line of Packets—Regalar Packet ist July —The phot new, fast sailing packet ip BROOKSBY. 530 ter w missile as above, her regular one ly on Ket a: Boca, coded ouker tendiartep, FOR ork, Line—Positiv: foot ol Dover street tons, G. W, Brymmer, mae irymmer, mas- ying oveciiont accemmoda' RAV dire be MiNTORN 87 South st. NEW ORLEANS—Li ket— pon pe ian jar Pac! et Seat fast ur ket : FELEE, Taylor, master, will’ positively” sail as anper trclate rc oy panage age, baring Sram fr ferighed recom. modations, spply on te Meee, orto EK. COLLANS, Leon 36 South mt. ae 0 goods received on board after’ Seturday eve- he sania otk GENE eel and sail ef ‘2th June, fa ‘ive days will be sent to the pu All ctew of, Britsh ship BROGKSBY. fe tensor anno debts of their contracting will “ pai E. SOODRUFF, who will inott, oy will png HE the ee mc cuneaees hei mn bord, at of Wall street femediately. "alt odds lie store. by ULL & MINTURN, 67 Sonth street. AGREE SHIP. tonsa aoe OG FROM GLASGOW.— Cousignees will nd the of Dover stre freee, Permits on board, it di wait a not per wi ss i . hs id & EMINTORN. a7 “Bowih street. WINDOW SHADE DEFOT, No,7 SPRUCE STRE: VON Wer W0, ND RETAIL, inds and sizes, 30 per cont. can be reas other places, ‘Trim BE Aun ie tmporters Lei" bare He ESTING & Co.,50 South that filling his en its in the North, fis will have ten bets of rectasiog Bae pe is REMINISCENCES GRAND OPERA, JSume Ath. Rirnolorte ng will be introduced, with appro lear,” (from the Opera of Masaniello.) Cavatina—" Young Agces, beauteous flower,” (from the A iiaaatalig Diavolo.) GRAND scena. e—"' My Companions are warn’d.” “ Broudly and wide.” {from Fra Diavolo.”) ag—"* Beats there a heart,” (from La Bayadere.) “Pria che spunti in ciel. arora from I1 Matrimonio Segretto ROMANCES. Recitatiye—“‘Orynthia my beleved.” mit who dwells. Song—“'As we through life's joumey wander,” (from the Opera of Le Cheval de Bronz. Tickets, Filty Cents. For particulars, see Programmes. my3i tf re ne ULL alg +9 YANKEE tit BONE MORE!! respecttully informed that an arrangement with the above distingui umo) ee characters, to of nments, on Friday Fve- June s, at Gothic Hall, Brooklyn, in the course of heh he will offer a variety of new les, new sayil y the dutes the fayorte Beotsh melody of Soh Joe.” For particulars gf mb ne es is Doors open at half past 7—performance to commence at & o’elock. jes tm MOVEMENTS SANDS, LENT Pa CO.’S CIRCUS. TT'HIS splenaia "establishment, increasing in public estima. tion as it proceeds through th ill be found at the followii pective dates, in pursuance of their route places on the © Seiand iin Sue 6th and 7th, vate i Shand 9th, Auburn. 10th, Seneca Falls ith, Gretirioe- by Tath'and ith, Lyons. 1sth, Vienna. 4sth, Geneva. je5 Iwre HOWES & CO. peice YORK MAMMOTH CUS. HE pang ESTAS) ISHMENT ever organized in the ate States, comprising 150 Men and Ho jorses, re e Soornee, wardrobe, be i and esday, Ist and 2d of Ju be at Lancaster—W ednesday, 34, at Marietta—Thurs 44 Columbus-—Frid i Portamouth—Saturday, Monday, Harrisbur Pee The aire tached to it “sage sees ie is Greatest Fe Pari DAME MARIE Ln mestrian Feats, ceful an which th her own, Toce\natla dress, he chains rnadt gence si caer date Ay fag fesce m this coustry. fer the publio to the brilliant description i tre newapepers of the extraordinary and ed by thig distinguished artiste. Amon ai or ofr are the calehinced TESS. mn is, 4, eet ett w wei in orer aod a fs mm extraord he "wit aide ina twee tat ties which des, th the ‘apoleon of the Arena, Vir. HOBBS, w! Horseback are the most exeragtdinary ever wheat nile Act “the ‘thote Com by M aner aig whole Com great -Earopenn Mit. MACAITE. Wouder/al Feats by Me Cok tor and Billy, “The SWISS BROTHERS, 4 bid bye Longe and ing oid Syms ti Cl Mr, Nixou ‘and vd his son. brilliant Act of “ Fancies of Brxees Slack Ro ti The Ni Mine “ head apie Oral Bah of others, whole. "comprisio ie |, and classic performers in the wi ieading, moat talent my! TO VOCALISTS, MUSIC AND T THE T THEATRI- CAL GAGA ION. CORBYN, Manager of ibe. Swiss Bell Ringers, re- gorettahy informs the members of the Musical and fessions, that fulfilled his engage re band in afew weeks, and tenders his ser ue — to any musical professor, band or com- acknowledged about to travel. ait completed throughout the United the C of Cuba, during sited almost of those countries, 1 practical) equated ‘with thowe details and coary at Augfal to profersional travellers services will prove rantageous to any party with whom he ma, Letters addressed ru . Corbyn,. Meneses of the Swiss Bell Ringers, care of Sol. Smith, Esq., Mi mailed riot to Se Waited Prepaid, will meet ‘A THAR N & “NOW OPEN FOR THE 's Comet Band will perform ev ommencing June 2nd, at hae ALLISON, Proprietor. FRESH TEAS AND FAMILY GROCERIES. J. . FOWLER tn oe dg hd is daily receiving from sales Green and B i thei rarfety tye which are off redpa 4. small advance ca the he best son tea at 6s Foveses Dien saith tay jong, Rochon ‘and Fouchong at is. very good eon and Black, saitable for ‘kitehen w New Or 6d. Ae. wie 4s. Se, sa.) good w White do 5s. Sperm ©: street, comer iy Mera) cor Vestry, and 76 ney, wear Greenwich Rreet ie! Je2* lwere CASTLE’S ANTISCOREUTIC DENTIFRICE. am Bim properties of this Dentifriee for the cure ofthe mote Se curt of vedicient Import way,) to comply with merone, ah fap nee 4 and prevents tied to by ta oe sii meh Menfased from childhood, Performs every operation on the mouth and teeth Je 5 ium* d | Sun, as of a tel Cc 12% cents ne SHae the | grand prema EN eee = ir, th; Doctor Mat ee toconclude with the taree. | tae iff Capsecomb, Mr Bel- By the Mails, Wasuineton, June 8, 1846. Nothing later from the wars. Hon. W. Thomp son’s book most conclusively corroborates all cur previous impressions of the physical weakness, the military inefficiency, the utter imbecility of the Mexicans, The valor which they displayed in the two late battles was the valor of the supe- niority of numbers, certain of victory, and expect- | ant of large quantities of plunder. They formed | the crack army of the magnanimous nation. And yet, what a poor show for a fight they made. The victories of Gen. Taylor are, therefore, not to be measured from the fact that he whipped the enemy so completely, but from the evidences that he was prepared for them, had every man been | one of Napoleon’s old guard. With ten thousand such troops as he has, there is not a doubt of his ability to march into the Mexican capital, If the Comanche Indians, in detachments of a hundred strong, can penetrate for hundreds of miles into the Mexican. States, eapturing the inhabitants and taking off their c: atte and horses by thousands, what resistance is to be expected from these poor mongrel Mexicans, evervated by indolence, cowardly by nature, ‘and j morant of ro use of a lescope ? he fact is, the country | of Mexico is completely at the mercy of the United | States of the North. The republic of Iturbide | may be subdued by the Indian tribes in the Ar- kansas territory, and they would ask no better } sport. It is, theretore, perfectly safe for Tom arshall and young Clay to lead the renown- |ed “Hunters of Kentucky” to Mexico, It is a sort of a crusade, in which there is more novelty | than danger—more chanees of a rich harvest than | ofan immortal death pate the ramparts of the | enemy, From the book ot . Thompson, they | are game too small for whi © men, and our fron- tier Indians alone ought to be employed in their reduction, | _ The only difficulty to apprehend is, that Mexico may sell herself to England and France, as pre- ferable to a surrender to the United States. In that case our volunteers will find active employ- ment, empl ent worthy of their metal. And we know not but such a contingency as this proba- ble Anglo-Franco-Hispaniola-Mexican combina- tion may grow out of this exi: war. Then the field of glory will be open, inde As itis, there is more glory in enduring the soldier’s hardships, privations, and exposures in a strange climate, than in fighting the half naked half Indians, and half negroes of the magnanimous nation, The greatest glory in this is in ridding the earth of a race who are of no earthly account whatever. We have been so long at peace with the world— the glories of the ‘‘ pomp and circumstance” of war are so refreshing to the long monotony, that we are positively overdoing the glorification. We cannot too highly paiae Gen. Taylor and his little army, nor too hij revere the memory of the brave men who a fi td the flag of the Union on the Rio Grands, but we hold that the bombard- ment of Tripoli and Algiers were a little tougher than the bombardment of Matamoras, and that Lundy’s Lane an! Chippewa were scenes that will not be eclipsed by the beautiful victories of Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma. Gen. Taylor has done all that was required of him, and more than we expected he could do, but we protest that his achievements, noble as they are, are not supe- rior to those of Gen. Scott. Ga. 1. Laylor deserves +o be a Major General ; but ot at the expense of wee new of material interest done in Con- on today. The National Fair, we believe, inde up this evening. It has had a famous run, and the next thing will be the modification of the tariff to raise more revenues, or an attempt at it, which will astonish the advocates of high duties and low prices. The dioramas of the Milan Cathedral, the Holy Sepulchre, the City of Jerusalem, and ‘the Feast of Belzhazzar, now exhibiting at Carusi’s saloon, are the most beautiful show that we have seen for atwelve-month. They a.e a genuine bona fide compensation for the quarter of a dollar at the door. TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS. In Senate. Waswinaton, June 3, 1846, Splendid shower last evening. Reault—en improve- forbs the Bo tn err! bape rae Eee ee of yesterday. Petitions by Messrs. Sturgeon, y, Se vier, ‘and F Pennybacker. FAYMASTERS OF THE anMy. Mr, Dix reported from committee the amendment of the House to the bill of the Senate, roviding for addi tional paymasters to the army, The provides for one additional paymaster general, and oanas ‘pay mas- vermanently. The House amendinent reduces the mapaberte (ree Paymasters, to hold their offices during the exigencies of the war. Mr. Dix, upon defiting the subject of difference, moved, in obedience to the instruc- tions of the committee, that the Senate disagree to the amendment of the House. Col. Brnrox supported the metion. From the exten- sion of our western frontiers, the additional paymasters would be permanently required. With regard to tempo- rary paymasters, there Was an existing law by which any number required could be appointed. The motion of Mr. Dix was agreed to. PEARL RIVER—GRANT OF LANDS—THE QUESTION OF IN- TERNAL IMPROVEMENTS AGAIN UPON THE CARPET. The bill granting alternate sections of land on both sides of Pearl river, for a distance of about 300 miles, to the State of Mississippi, for the improvement of the river aforesaid, was taken up. The bill was debated by Messrs. Speight, Chalmers, Webster, and Calhoun, in its support, or in support of the general principle ; and by Messrs. perier, Simmons, Ar- cher, Da pon matters of ;and by Mr: Niles in opposition, who firet moved fo lay’ the bill upon ‘thy le, and next substituted a motion for its indefinite postponement. ame Carnoun moved, with a view to @ more satisfac- ry and definite measure, that the bill be laid on the ta- te, subject to be taken up again. Agreed to. [The amount of nae Eeyeee to ie Frege by thie bill is equal to about davon inthe oe aggregate. It is rej resented as having been in the market for forty years, from the fact that it is annually subjectto inumd, tion.) THE FINANCES—THE TARIVE. Mr. Luwis' resolutions of yesterday, wore taken up, to wit : Resolved, That the President of the United States be requested to cause to be furnished to the Senate an esti mate of the amount of money required during the present and the next fiscal year, for such a prosecution of the ex- oa war with Mexico, as will most likely result in its ly and honcrable ination. Peaaevived That he also cause to be reported to the Se whether the amount so required is likely to be d,in the present condition of our finances, without a resort to loans, Treasury notes, or direct taxes, and, if not, what modifications of the existing tariff are re: uired to furnish ample means for the vigorous prosecution of such war. Mr. Cxirrexpen’s amendment, asking, in addition to a modification of the tariff, what other measures might b available for the increase of revenues withdrawn, the resolutions, with a verbal amendment, were adopted. THE HOUMAH CLAIM. The bill atingr | for the adjustment of these contest- ta ed claims o1 ite of Louisiana, in addition to the act of last y which has been found incompetent or in- again resumed, on motion of Mr. Johnson, |e wi «1 the bill. He could see no He wanted to know if it were petitions. Thereupon, of La, passed up to the Secretary sundry ports, the reading of which occupied near- y an hour, when Y Mir. MeDereu. aormet his remarks in an unmitigated resistance to the bill; and ge concluding, he was suc- ceeded in saccession, by Messrs. Webster, Speight, Ber- tien, Barrow. When’ Mr. Barrow concluded, > wasa very general cry of— Question ;” “ Ques. n.”” Mr. Banese.—Let us have the vote. Mr. Jonnson, of La.—if no other Senator purposes to vak. Mr. Srr:anr.—Question. Mr. Jounson.—As the Senate seems to be further discussion, | suppose it would be as wi journ. Mr. Srxicnt.—Question. Mr. Jonnson—(Looking around at the clock)—Why ed to to ad- tir, its only three o'clock, and I think we might ax well See the bill. Mr. Johnson made some remarks in jestion engrossment. ‘Mr Manav: bmitted, that the hour of adjournment had arrived, and that, as it was evident this bill would have to be further discussed, he moved that the Senate wie Dix asked first the privilege of « motion, which was accorded, and he moved that a committee of con- ference be appointed on the part of the Senate, in the matter of disagreement between the twe houses, on the bill for the increase of paymasters, alterations of the y department of a po hon Motion carried—commit- red. Mi. Seater mil be should ‘vote ir. Sreicnt shou! ment, because the senator from South retina pre to make now the few remarks he had to submit. The motion to adjourn was therefore lost. Mr McDurrie then took up the question of the de- fence of Secretary Bibb in issuing patents to this Houmuh tract, the validity of such patents the point at i, bo adjudication before the Courts the object of the bill. (Mr. McDuffie spo xks with a energy and clearness considering bis physical debilits x) Mr. Beanien followed in exponition of the land laws of Louisiana. Mr. Jonson, of La., contested the argument of tho journ- Tred Senator. Mr, MeDurrie made somo ‘urther eh ar Lad to the bill, when it was or lered to be e1 to On motion of Mr. Dix, on account of am informality, the vote ordering a committee of conferenee on the pay bey coe bill was bs ge tit and the motiion was drawn. Adjourned. " On motion of M & Committee of th Mr. Tibbatts in the chai ole on the state of the Union, ind resumed the considera: