The New York Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1846, Page 3

siness Will become sufficiently active to bring WANTED. the large sums of specie we have recently had drawn A rami to pe peg small se cast Twentieth: strect and'3d. flues “Canto seen for two days. Be itere | WANTED, SITUATION in a wholesale or retail gray or Provi- sion a or Pek fos from us, and, in the meatitime, stocks must depreciate in| ences market value, end the commercial classes beVvery much | embarrassed in their financial operations. We alluded a few days since to the circular issued by | A the Governor of Illinois to the Bondholders of that State, in relation to the payment of the proceeds of the one mill tax, on account of the interest on the bonds, on the Ist of - July. We have since learned that only about twenty- | five thousand dollars of that tax will be available, and that it is possible no payments will bé made at the time stipulated. This is peculiarly unfortunate, as this was the first payment promised to the Bondholders, under the Provisions of the agreement made to advance money for the completion of the canal; and any delinquency to meet the first instalment on the interest,due, cannot but have @ very unfavorable influence upon the crodit of the State, | Met. ‘There is a great want of energy somewhere, and we know not where toattach the blame, unless it be to the Executive, who has certainly puxsued a course in the business that must give the Bondholders @ very poor | opinion of his financial talents. A private loan might | or f coord have been very easily made, as offers have been made by | private individuals to loan the State the amount required | | to make up the deficiency, until the whole tax for this | year, levied for this purpose, could be collected ; but for | some reason not known to the Bondholders here, no ef- | | forts have been made to anticipate the tax for the purpose | the Ist of July proximo There appears to be gross mis- | management in the administration of the affairs of the State of Iflinois, connected with the completion of th ‘Tinojs and Michigan Canal, such as the enforcement of | the tax laws passed to meet certain conditions of the | Bondholders, and the progress and expenditures on the | canal itself ; and it would be well for those interested to | $9%. make themselves nequainted with the facts of the busi- | ‘ness, so that they can, if possible,apply a remody before it 5000 16000 Pean Se 10008 mond toot Rend 50 she Vi 200 Farm 200 100 0 a d Morris 1 do i a ee 130 54} Ise Canton Co = B05" 30 “hao 53 do ie 30 15 do H 3 co ls de is 400 Readi: bio 68 100 de bso 250 30 68 100 de ‘60 3524 300 6e! 1 de nw 945¢ 300 bs Bi | 94000 Reading Bas i] : So tha Mort a {igthe Morris 0 Ey do 100 é 50 Kast Boston rt Buy. Mh Bante tue Be ua Sie Bee en 15 do 30 54 on By % © do 54" 250 Canton Co Fr Ponte NOW Stools ,. 94000 Poeun vs he Co (bso $9 sha Morris Canal My "4 $e Eine’ fe ait 3t 0. 100 do bso 14 N $0 Farm Trust © "a3 2138 39 NO GF “ah oe de ca 95 do 93 54 cry do My% 2 do © 4 40 Tues 25 do b3 548 ” le + bom pry do 610 543 do ©UK 2 do 815 54 19 Malem RR 96046 50 do slo 54 cr woes eG Monday 33. 3 odo ew 25 do onday 30% On the 6th inst. ree Rev. Dr. Anthon, Exastvs Da- vison, to Axuania H. |, daughter of the late John Guion, all of this city. Died. Om Sebbath, the 7th inst, after a lingering illness, pg at Dicxson, in the 23d year of his age, a native His friends aud acquaintances, and those of his brother, James Dickson, and his sister. Mra. Robertson, are re- spectfull, invited to| to attend his funeral, from his late resi- inte Chariton street, on Monday afternoon, at half i ¥ orkvill Kten| the 6th inst., of bilious fever, Ronzrt 8.0.T., No. 65, also his friends alerly invited to attend his and acquaintances, are funere] this day, June 6h, at 3 o'clock, P. M., from his late residence corner of 84th street and lst avenue, York- y Mrcwanics’ Banking Association, e ORK, June 5, 186. The President and Directors is day dend r cent forthe last six inat.; until that date the Worees! is hereby given "0 vail be parozed. By order. JACOB RAMSAY, First Marshal. LOST, O* a trip from Philadelphia to New York, by the Bing amich started from the former place, on Wednesday, June KAVELLING BAG, which must have been de- | ef the agents “pf the Kasliead face. carpet Sof sloasaywita camel |" ble reward to whoever ‘afiernoon, a Gold ihe Rearloce smathod to i persou who has found tier hore, 72 Chatham st., the above seward. je8 1c#re HICKORY bLUES—ATTENTIOD . igued auy of the rolls of the | are direct P.M., for the Purpose | mary zation. A meeting of officers, and all persons hold be heid this day, at 4 0’ Pelock, as abo rolls, 5 ord ING, ry, 7 Coleuel. og ral meeting of citizens same place, every evening. jof 2rere A pete COMMISSION VACAN NY geutleman of means and respectability, desirous of | obtaining a Lieutenancy in a very handsome u Campany in this city, has Soin so; Aputications di with real address and Jeo tem eted to ** mie, will meer with smeattons @ alterations aut of the epening w P oSprerrn BY, from Glasgow, i 2 in day, oder general sider, at foot Icosevelt at, roods uot wast Ve-sone ¢ : a WOODHULL & MINTURN, trscalee Si ARVUM, From Glasgow—Consiguees Per this vessel will confer a favor sending their permits ou board, it delay. L.'te MINTURN, #7 801 bys ‘will please have their whart, fc f Wall imme iermitted tal ive days will be sent dita i; All xoods ie store. CULTURAL SOCIETY. of the 5 . ie6 tt* re {PICTURES | OF AMERICAN VICTORIES, beaatiful re iHlaseraciny ce : Bartle of P nis & Capeatn, pag and Death |, and are the best 1 the bind Vind yal Sled, ice, Peper hundred, | Orders (ed part of al y, a ONY k MAJOR, 20 Nassab verges Herald Buildings. x 2 ease rend our edvertsematt ia another columa, I Tees S MAGNETIC LETDERERINIING-IELL- | GRAPH—The Cp a eLetter: Priuting-Tel Ww to Proposals fro epitalta fort enclave wre of eee any Bae ‘OF # Jot interest i: Cs said United crane 4 jis mad Ea: Aja le oe eb lw*re 'U PRINTERS PUBLISHERS AND HEKS, VOR SALE.—One-half the dncere feagrett ma bs B Paper, in devoted to the ef Percent. above fing farther outlay may be the only one of the k same wn po and now clearing h~4 aoe and witha very amount. To an intelligent business dress ies rota mame and resideuce, ‘eritaa,’ of this paper. Jed eodketewerre ‘1U LAW YEKS. Solicitor, who thoroughly understands Alecicn tithes business ia ing mies ‘teeter . CE. Ds ayiD VW ALRERS x LANE BE. Solicitor and Attorney, 3 10 Scotch, hnglisl si wwer of Broadway and Warren street, troducer sertion of Artifielnl Tocorruptible ‘Teeth, on the princi Arne herie pressure —Noah’s W sehasiner je8 ietre | NOPTER-w ¥ rink is tin Copet Fre sale by | Cr cases Higiiah Bheniln Copper Foe sale pean ek. LIND & ¥ TWO respectable young wom chamber maid and plain sewing, aid ironing: or todo the work of. e ON et onde NOTRE RR 2 wie is commission or forwardi hes been eight Fine 3 ima trust: | anand qua aline to WM.R. iaetgenees “WA T ¥.ARESPECTABLE young womar. a situution as cook. She isa good washer and ironer. The best of city re: Anply to 460 Fourth street je8 item | WANTED, F Edwand Bushell, Hatter, from ee was, some three hi Vermont, since whic! | jaformation will by rea ari ht 4 will gloase th st, between Teh and deh ng COPPEK MINERS WANTED p? ), WORK in a mine in ee 0 vicinity of this sity. T, 4 ave WANTED IMMEDIATELY FIRST RATES JOURNEY! may BARBER. ouANEY to Annet. | GUVEKNESS WANTEU, fd ar children the French, German aud English of meeting the one per cent interest on the bonds due on | the swetakee ences red. Al a So. 8 Went sree ied tete | WANTED, FEW oars yor. Men to go Bouth or West, to act as above their expenses will be insured to them in writing, with an opportunity of clearing $1,000 per year. | me men now in ator aki letters tase le of new and popular Publications. mploy willing doubt, otal cxpense. each mat i h a hie for ye ee wa ggod ft fine 0 TeFRE ERS fice of the F yang myl6 mere | BOARDERS WANTED. EN and their wives, or single gen ‘and Mleasrat rooms, | | d with berger AX Entlish family of Tour peovese Wal bows inmates will be taken. The situ nd central. being opposite the Park, ‘The rooms 2 are pneio id he ny Be wat | Particulars caddreay A. F MSatM& Ture PRIVATE BOARDING. by! family of « professional gen! 31 ft to mentee “HOARD AT HOBOKEN. single gentlemen, who may be desirous of enjoy- | advantages of dail | » cant obtain rooms, with breakfast and tea, eler’s, No. 4 Courtland st., New York.¢ ‘ouvreasonable terms, by the da "north west comer of Teath st. BOARD. | ility, occupying a honse ‘accommodate three or rooms. No other pecaliarly pleasant igtroduced. The fc arthe tie omID ae enjoyed. For fi a man would be pleased raons, two suits of rooms, (oue very Jway, nearly opposite Grace Church. laily trips across the river di ima private family, a fe | sherephes svebetecl aie reniee, BOARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, % 126 Folumbia gereet or looking the bay bay was 'y of five mi A je asta a can obtain roome and Boud fi a Seat lying as aby Je5 1w*re SSIGNEE’S NOTICE. eee Shaving, by a deed of Assignment, . city, of me ae ‘perso it in ce tor th re all those ring ES armnen sans © 1846. Yies } Assignees. . TO THE LADIES: E.—A large stock of Worsted Patterns brave ‘ancy Goods, ee os, i No. $37 Brondwav. up stair gppoeite the Te: will be off 25, it importation, att Otic bwere WINE SHOE E THREAD, ke, assorted Rake ey, SWIMMING BATHS. REET ES BOT, SOE. Shower and 8: beled of Canal sereet 4 o’clock at night, (Satu: bathe are statrone any other situation a tment has been considerably enlarged. For srater over Croton, aak your physicians, for ir aaual custom as regards large not ouly prescribe them for their rt elves. Band of music every € has b Eni aerate, No. 1 Ve Baths are in completes order ew, (copper,) and the larger eas aud bat appolated Assignees of | Persons inde! | to furnish « | lars theta, ation aig form | MC. Re ¢ pout, French and German Fs at | t market prifs b; CUMING, 105 Pearl at.” tine ag it crm ed, which under itis as ity of New Rha? — ASTOR HOUSE BATHS. | are reapectt roses P.M. etor nrise, anti 11 o'eloe RABINEAU, Prot FUME rane 10 ALL who Leth rear sy ‘and try Dr. pS, Th means of all. ma) im?*m Belt charges ‘re s0 moderated. as aE VED TO NO. 517 PE. STREET. AT’S SULPHUR BATHS. ESTABLISHED In 1821, HESE BATHS are hi Fecommended by the most tions of the Skin, ke. BATHING, HAIR DRESSING, SHAVING, _ wD Wid MAKIN i Spee al Bo Bowery, =| | ry to complete his arrange ence of hit numerous has the ph fs item ee : getrans, now the pleasure of inform- jesideratum, where shaving, hair cut _ bathing, au can be his new plas ng 2 a " are unsarpass y any in city ec erage coninodioe Secon ot ting, with clean brushes for each person, having business for many years, he would i i form geutlemen that he will, as usual, give that baangh of is business his personal attention. mi5 im*r been 7 See in his “MONEY LENT. HE Subscriber cont the old-establed office, 232 William street, ‘on gold ‘sad brags gs plate, Srey Wearing apparel, and | HN M. DaviES. ti Liccased Pawabroker. dry goods, furaltare, Judson Hoel, 10 long it was necessa- rt and conveni- carried on in style, may Hotel, in Broadway. WOOL’S | STRETCHED LEATHER BANDS _ | OR all kinds of mach: (the bands ‘widihe, ther cemented or 1 double or round, as may clsewhere. bot excepte: them . w. wi WOOD, 7 OF: kfort » bridle, ei jues to advance the highest pri: ATLANTIC AND ST. LAWR CONTRACTORS—Proposal @ Otfiee of the Atlantic and St. Lawrence yn this ty, ropa the 17th to 27ch of June » Masonry and Bridging of ad rom a poiut at, or near Yarmouth, a dist next, for oe bee re th Till hold ite frst seriagnual Exhibicion | $f srivering Noid iven, at the | land, on and after the 17th of June, Fersous offeriig to contract for the work, who are unknown | e andernigned, or to the directors, will be required to tecompany their Proposals i CLOTHING GOT UP WITH TASTE. ah aed Cc eae Frock Coat " k rom, $i ES cy werde. BILLIARDS IMPROVED. TIS, FLELD “respectfully informe hat hehe returned tn hie old favorit. quarte, | e Muse ‘am Buil tere been par im perfeet der. larie and Iron, with Ai They will no doubt the best in th thie will afford ber income. a . and Cloth, an ever ry eeticle in the trade, coustant] % on ft.; to form a connection with s lawyer wi ates cased to, APU) nm tie Neaolitans, for rok they | American Tusciave, a0 Whicker teyle and totok ure kis y warrant them to alter and clean equaly to vor PATTIGOW, hie CO, 2 %. Pel EXCE Ls ‘LSIOR BONNIE ny ot “cs ARity “sed wudersean tient Ts those whe think with, we. we recommend pad A ceived the hich re at the To ‘fait of the Amerien be Sel in besuty, textm kiod ow offeres 1 clean, alter pA a retain thelr color equal to STANTON, RICHARGS & WOODRUFF, | be | CE RAILROAD. | is will be re- | cifications wi ‘s Office in Port- | | ith references as to charact xtension of the road, embracing a distance of | or more additiogal miles, will prepared for, pat under contract, abeat the first of August next. of the Board of Dipcree: P: PREBLE, Presi , MORTON, Chet Bg ae garments a ish Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings ler—the cutting of which | attend to others waited on at their own MB, eutemce 16 “An eras = igard my20 mem RS, $i a ter brand ‘or sale, by er yeaa ci vy BUNWELS ERS, Patentees and Manafacturers Is at the last two Fairs of x, Penn heen copelions role agent as now prepared to |" bea premium ots cold medal edad | The jute, nets | a aby and stonomy, anything Tarrauted to be entirely re os Se 12) me wens AVOTION HOTICNS. AUCTION NOTICE. ¥ Brock This day, at 10 o’cleck, 35 Ann % * ‘com ey Flour Sead ns ae ae, Also, oue aya new Su ™ Mil TERING ‘Auctioneer. TU TARE FIGTURES. aT AUCTION, eat sae OIL PAINTINGS, nig ae ton. ued, AMERICAN EAGLE SALE STABLES; A eHTSOC ER, coma TION DELA! Ra LE Uns A, k. les EI i ame tenes secon. ARK THEATRE—Boves, % cents—Mouday Eveuing. June | Ante ‘. pblaceriest trages Mr Charies Kean; jis nse harles Kean ended cite Horses will receive the very best f attention je6 SatkM2t*re ‘Wagons rocivedioa storage and for sale. felt SALE—Two ng driv ry carriage. 1—Honeybun, Me, G REND YOUR Mrs. Abbott; Mrs. Crank, iy open at 7 oeloek: De oe ‘owner from the above ar- Anes beea purchased by tl cape, Historical aud ELS—OF THE sapere tm Low ats he collection comprises La Jatiuus, Clarke; AES bmw a poe! reerved yy th A.G: Tarquinia, Mrs. Philliy isdeealy tobe found at his bn street. B.. ew from the curious, in distant | ee and dealer in Binds Cages, ke. RK SALE—A beautiiul Engiis! about 8 or 10 ‘vaeioas old—price $50. as MARINE PAVILION, BUCKA) ban iy, a. respectfuaily THE Ly egemad oi hare pat A it, that be iT open for se ‘season 1, by the old masters. y for examination on Tuesday and ¥, (9th and 10th mat, A. a to 10 P. M., at girnes new Picture Galli ery gana 1236 ceuts, ee open at'7 o'elock—Curtain will rise at half past seven var NHOVAL 1200 tons and 440 horse power, eac! 1REEN WICH THE ATRE. es maoreg Rrenng, 4 June 8. tract with the Lords of the net ‘cin /verpoal and ie via el as fol- with the black ‘come’ ip Larkin, Mr. Rice; their address at the eae louse, ou aud after the It Balcouy bt Dress ©) _ HIRAM CRANSTON. > Doors s open at 7 , —T ‘ auusements will open wi ith the grr, of . Pas de Deux Tyrolean, by the Misse ture to the Bronze Hor lute: pears ade and refreshments, ai - to view the ranj f half cy hour “for OMS to let at 179 Broadway, suitable for offices, Also | rgeons. No berths se ms. Enquire om the Dromines, of ~~ SONS OF F TENPERANCE. os +3 ‘THE SONS OF thu f in halls of the carry experienced - No ipa Sh except spe iN tivel il t 3 P, "New York June t, 1016" GRAND EXCUR aONS Fare 75 conts—for the trip up and down plendid steamer BUFF. Lo, Capt. ill commence ny regular Le Prince de Nowmbourg. man, Grand Waltz, Pas the Misses Vallee. ‘To conclude with the overt AR sae a On Sunday, a grand selection of Sacred Music. HATHAM THEATRE—Doxew5 cents ; Pit 12! —Moaday Evening, June 3, will be Iiewenced Nor the a ram. entitied zhe MARC M SHIP GREAT BRITAIN adoubt of the above = ready for sea on Satu Boy ht advisable to deta tf uit pent instant, on whi The Nat Battery, the State ‘Arsenal city guy il to the NEW i HA EN, N edediah. Yankee Hill; ses Mr. queamish. Mrs. La Forest. at 44 past 7, performance to commeuce at MOUNT’ TAIN BOY: | THE trips on Monday vel ry Mo Re . | fag.at 7 py msry a — ‘will leave New ht or passage apoly «i —Opening Night, Monday Ldap ‘The entertainments will comm | A popular a mn er which, elegant qicitr ROPE, Sy the Ravel vaviety of elegant feats, FIN BALL 104 Barclay at. FOR NEW ORLEAN LOUIS! New York Line—R: To a4 stant. , the right resting on Hudson, their right ol the niga on Hudson st Narvierd acre lam, do. rel tit Amour, (aaty twa, vear and 8 tale Mandsome furnished aceom- leans x foot of cay a, SOLLINS For freight or passxge, havin modations, apply on board ents an the Rope wil ‘of Charles Winther, be followed a ip celebrated POLKA DANC Miss Weills,) and Mor ion for the Concerts ‘Ale Muserd, +68 _ Positively no good a on board fier a Agturday ‘ ent in toda oe who will p ant and ni ‘Mondey, Tuly 20, bi ‘The entertainments w il conclude with the comic ec FOR LIVERPOOL, an th dow aoe splendid | will form in, Hudson treet, “the right on | treet, (four abreast,) at one o’cloe! it will break into columa from thi 0 superior sccommodst ns for limited number of ‘or passage, apply GFORGE SHERLOCK, doors from Seuth st. tosend home for their friends, can yy this fine ship on reasonable terms. LAR LINE OF PACKETS FOR | ctst ore Ist July. oe Hen Doors ven fal 7 prelosk, to begi Cent 8 o'clock precisely. o'clock pr sr ‘way to Bond street, thence to the Bowe: co ob foot of Be terre OF. Grand to East Broadway; = Theeelur to Chatham street; through C 158 Maiden Lan UND HALL, PHILADELPHIA. previous to commencing nentin oan ObER., ou, ethe ‘ianaforte. | R. TeMers ‘TON, em tour, will have. REMINTER, WoRs OF G: MR.C.B. CROSS will Song—"' My sister dear,” ‘fom ‘the grand opera of Massa- Agnes, besuteous flower,” from the fe $.—Persons wishin ke nase Dauiel fl Sande, of New York, will by M. W. Associate D.W. Morris, of New Je: ‘hrice_ welcome, Brothers, here w: by brothers Macdouough, Br aay | ld ship for cabin. second Lot Cavatina—" Young rie = "fall to mak brief statement of the rise, Flee opera of Fra Diavolo. e Over will be read by SW Ber snes ‘When Bacchus beld ‘een pas he the | | "Aden by Philip 8. White, of Pennsylvania, M.W. Trea- | “Binzing—" A goodly thing it isto meet,” by the whole. exerci rocession will be — the members x the | Recit—" My companio! Tn the course of the e' jongs, ‘* Sally in ow r Alle’ Fan Song—" Beats there a eee from ae Bayadere. “* Oh, Lean bear Through the forests,” HARTWELL’S tacts HOUSE. Il the advantages of ‘experience of the present Proprietor, re his patrons that his efforts will not be re- it may posen s eee com: | je ‘om the grand opera of Der are every luxury | | Se or pleasure of ts, FIRE WORKS—FIRE and sine, gt retail ere country | Fo, ip! proces ion, w Ah Song— eo you thro" tie wf sedate from the Tickets Ey Cents, to be had at the musie store mence at 8 o'clock. 71m GEORGE HENRY DERWORT, ESPECTFULLY announces that at the request of many friends! he will erve CERT AT THE APOLLO. SALOON, . June 9, on which occasion ithe’ follow- have most kindly volunteere MR. Hi ERS COMMITTER OF 4 \F d ti merchants, exhibitions, kerk Ro. 1 Chambers, cor. ne Cy Be ve Dr.'T.L. Marphy, AY. Coneoie, be. McCotter, ikinson, HE subscriber would invite the attention of dealers to his L assortment of Fire’ h he offers at reduced tee: evra Oe Re angel Deagalas, pigeons, Romen candles, sockets, kar mel, ior se: T, A. WOLLENHAUPT,, dren, from 4 to Jo . M wage ee public and | Prat red mal TON, 7 Ey Maiden lane FIRE WORK KS_FOURTH OF JULY. NEW YORK LABARATORY. BENNE’ is! 196 Froat cea two doors south of Ful- pet let assort- Wy fhe s ed go of pines On this occasion Mr. ‘Derwort’ 's four pear for the first time in Pabl ; ter William, Violin W, Wolleahaupt and G.H. Derwort will pre Caroline, Piano Forte and Vocal; M: New panier June 2, 1846. SONS CORE TEMPLERANCK, STATE OF N RK- NATIONAL JUBILEE. HE Marshals are hereby notified to march the several di- 4 0 cents, to be obtained at the usual places, and at the residence of George Henry Derwort, 127 Broadway. “ir direction to Hudson street, on Tues- day, June 9h, ata quarter Sree lo’ eye Pre visions under thei: serpents, pin wheel 5 ~ scroll wheela, torbi hug crackers, double he. Muy a SANDS, LENT ¢ CO’S CIRCUS. spleuaid "establishment, i as it proceeds through t » port fires, blue li ous, torpedoes, pu ions will take theje place in line accordiag to number, No, 1 The officers will form according oo of Su ae m—members four prea. Divisions will appes rected to keep their respect distanced, and'to allow ng ia lowing places on the reapective dates, in poste of June Sth Jordan Vinge, Sih aud ON, Aubura: alls T coveced exit att’ KE, ‘Grand Marshal. je6 St*inSM&Tre SONS OF TEMPERANCE PECIAL yee arshali i wie a yd li ed, he | Halehivina been selected withthe iim exre saySt tm FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKS t! rovechai je Artist, Jersey City, is | E WOR i cities, towns, publie gare fore, Ww. Baiere, of subordinate Divi certain from the ewe of Y blanks for the Lica pg hg 19th, Canas thy aa. ie at ‘Seri by is, when ited ao, te be aaa rad {0 ther of the HOWES & CO’S NEW aed MAMMOTH CIRCU HE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT ever 01 ‘States, comprising 150 Men and Hors quiring % Carnages to convey the Derinemars: war Moud: Ist and 2d se retin Third, ment or merchant vessel: Oa be ots ne cial FLORENCE. M rument or me: s, an be ot ANCIENT AND MODERN Lenomennt LIFE TReURER CE. | pu uase ART OF ‘Garr ‘AL PAID IN—in cash—and securely Part of capital invested r _— York, in ¥- the names Of Lo | | the large basement of No. 62 John suet luable Books, in every department of human art, and thought. He has accumulated Ollection of works, many of boda) are curious and | rare; and all, more or poe of, exclusively for cash, an Lancaster—Wednes e838; ne: rye surplus of prewiucn find a pital. Losses promptly paid in New York when approved by the | are intends to sell | hens aid Gon Laren ck will be coustantly augmented by the peeenetie | Yate libraries, or of smaller collections of books, ery work, ancient or m , by any sect or party, in every cience and art, aud in all language | fore, to make his ext ishment an agres Bibliomauiac, the Au whose new style rs enscclen Feats, chaste and classic; her graceful au noivete with which ‘She chai id highly-educated ‘artiste the lead- f the arena im this country. The Pro; j¢ to the brilliaut description g: = in the respec papers of the extraordinary an unguished artiste. broprietors offer NS the celebs st GIANT AND OT AN ESS. YS height is 14 fei and their weight over 700 Ibs. Mr. 132 Ibs. Mrs. Tt 1 ts the most enormous ae in th e world. They will appear in ‘ Jack and the *-and he will perform extraordinary feats of agility, and will ri iw | comprise 17 Acts of Horse: ‘® and humorous afte ne Master, Mr. eculiarly bot rede all Half ameunt med shen un loaned to the posted Nae desired) | | ife anes adopted "‘ASSURANCL 80. arpnent oF itera sense, canner tit tied Lon ~ Sth ey foe ian,the Divine, the Lawyer,” iar | hoi will meet with choice works, alk, at the lowest possibl literary persons to pay hit a has, likewise, a large marker of ick and ni other instruments, A a i ‘Amang the ovelties which in his own particular in PITAL | UNITED STATES BOA for the Piano Forte an thank any one who may wantit, to give rice charged by the 1 be sold tn aay spat E, Hookseller, 62 John street, New York. MAGASIN JAPANAIS, to DUANE STREET (between Broadw: ent from Amsterda jes aud gentlemen who are furnishing | H the following an- im a bn cheapest seller i. rmanship, Gym- uestrian Director, } RU and the unapproachable Clown, DA the Performers is Areva, Mr. HOBBS, w! xtraordinary ever Witness sabe are the mos! Act of Semen ip by Master N: femur ‘AL? faily- Sin ye their parlors, that he has constantly on —Japan Incquered porcelain jars, vase bottles, Cake and fruit dishes, of great beaaty. ald th alts resden ler, Mr. Wx 7,4 | bogs, Hector and Billy. their elegant ‘Gyromastic’ Ponnree ma “hes ‘aa the Charioveer Mr, Nixon and iy REARNEY TO Ma eocaetr inds ; ancient bpd EDI 110 Bleecker street. beautifully printed ; ancient Venetian ety 5 rich carved furniture, of the time of Louis arm chairs, Cee cabinets ; also two he Original Bau) | dist. cy of ‘others. "The whole comprising | lending, most talented, aud elassie performers 1m NTIFIC LECTURE.” arr R. B. RANDOLPH ‘will lecture upon his wonder- Frigate Vesuvius, the most extraordi- ar Everton of the age, at the Planters’ Hotel, Staten ‘to commence at 7 o'clock, THE MERCHANTS’ BANK OF NEW YORK. ry WILLIAM VAN HOOK JOHN HONE, Esq. The foll e held out by this | Iasutaon ring are amen ie. pdrenagee held out by d'which “are seldom offered by Lite Insurance | A .dvantages secured to the assured by the psin- a Deter nea hue blending the ueility of 8 sniall collection of anci atch ‘and Flemish schools, tioa of strangers visiting this city to examine this maguit B.—Orders taken to im masterof the Dutch and Fi tuary, | garved furniture of any deseription, ancieat porcelain, ia | these different branches, and everything that belongs to m rt ancient oil paintings, of an; een eS earn | Island, on the J0tn of Jun: a ed Banx with NSTRUCTION given oa pi Plaka bs tke Sel aie mont of premiums, annually, half-yeasly, quarterly, mouth, by a person who understands the profes te take lessons, will please fen, Bi the digits valuable and rare Wamee or Chinese M Java Sparrows, White Co birds were all mn too, Chinese Pheasant. vj ees the East Indies, at ‘hras aye 2 te, | ttisiches, Sear rious will find at No. 5 Johu the known world. 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We may, therefore, muticipate a Session to the Ist of September, as in 142, when the tariff was re-erected. The Oregon bill is done over. The ten addi tional war «teamers will probably not pass. Mr. Pakenhar, it is understood, is determined to foreclose the mo: ge on Oregon. This will further aid in the de ntion of Congress, Wasuixoroy, June 6, 1846. Congress. The Senate to-day passed the Pearl river bill, Grants of alternate sections to Mississippi and Louisiana for its improvement. The French spoliation bill of five millions was ordered to a third reading. The bill wiil be stop- ped i in the -House, sure. The Georgia and Mobile Tele; cite item was eeunally discussed so obnoxtously as to induce Mr. Lewis to withdraw, although backed by the Post Master General and Hon. Ames Kend The foreign mail steainers excite a good deal of distrust and opposition. The Bremen contract will be sustained, but Mr. Niles’ Liverpool propo sition will be overruled. Nothing of wonderful importance in the House, See reports. Re - TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS. In Senate. Wasnixaton, June 6, 1846. Very pleasant morning—after the rain of yesterday. Remarkably thin attendance in the galleries, and a large proportion of Senators’ chairs unoccupied. So unusual is a senatorial council on Saturday, there only heving been one before during this session before this of to day Petitions by Messrs, Davis and Carrrexpen and by Mr Dix, from certain merchants of New York, praying the refunding of duties said to be illegally collec PFARL RIVER-—ALTERNATE SECTIONS. The bill granting alternate sections of land on both sides of Pearl river in the Statez of Mississippi and Lou- na for the improvement of said river, coming up on its final passage Mr. Nives called for the ayes and noes. Mr. Sreiaut had hoped ofter the ayes and noes had been taken on the third reading, that the usual course would have been pursued in w Ets the cell upon the passage of the Dill, He did know why—end it was very extraordinary that this bill shoul | ta singled out for this sort of opposition. If there were any new constitu- tional doctrine involved there woult be some apology.— But it was rather extraordinary that Senators on this side of the chamber should go directly for sppropristions out of the Treasury to certain improvements, while they op- ote the grant ‘of waste Innds to improvements in my tate, Mr. Sevien.—Does the Senator allude to me 7 Mr. Sreicut.—No, sir. I don't allude to any Senator. But it does seem to me that there ix something extraord!- nary in the opposition to this bill. There’ ore some mighty good democrats here. who go the whole figure for appropriations out of the Treasury, when their own particular interests are to be carried out. who now turn up tho whites of their eyes in holy horror at the manner of my urging of this bill. Why, sir, these waste lands | have'been in the market and unxold for forty years ; and now it is unconstitutional for the government to dispose of them in itsown way. The time has come, sir, when Tshould talk plain. The gander should have the same sauceasthe goose. (Langhter.) Yes, sir, ] remember in 1845, there were many Senators on this side of the chamber who voted for a million and a half out of the ‘Treasury for harbors and rivers, a sort of nocturnal vote, sir; and yet some of those gentlemen effect a most holy horror of this bill. I have been a democrat all my life, and I hope a consistent one ; and | now say that if gen- tlemen find nothing constitutional in this measure, when the harbor bill comes up they will find me a rough and troublesome customer. (Laughter) I can't tell what Sensors are laughing at, for they know I am telling the Mr. Nixes disclaimed any exparte opposition to this bill. But he must say that there had been a most extra- ordinary forbearance in regard to it. The bill itself was | clearly regarded as an act of pace. Mr. Srxigut.—You do not show much grace towards it. Mr. Nines was expounding the Constitution next, when Mr. Srriont interposed some side remark. Mr. Ni said that the doctrine against internal im- provements might be very good in the abstract—it might tlso be good tovcarry It sitietly out : but when we come to Mississippi it is to be set aside—there is then te be an act of dispensation, or a suspension of the rule. He did not take any notice of the Senator's remarks upon hiin- self. He was opposed to this whole doctrine. There is no such thing in the constitution as alternate sectio1 He supposed it turned upon that. It might be constitu tional, perhaps, to take every other section when it would be a violation to take the whole. He did not know yet how he would go upon the or bill. He might, per- haps, go for it; but there was a great difference between improving harbors and in giving away olternate sections. ‘This was a most extraordinsry bill, and the Senator from Mississippi, who has already’ had ‘one grant of aliernate sections, thihks it strange that we should oppose tho second grant. Suppose we have some rule ubout this atter, Let tsmake one grant of alternate sections every session to every new State, which will be doing protty well. Mr. Niles passed to the vetoes of Jackson, and said that they were applied against the doctrine of inter- nal improvements,whether in the act he struck at frieads or foes. Mr. Svxiour said the Senator need not have taken the trouble to laim what had been urged pee other Senators, and not against himself. Mr. 8. been in fayor of grants of land for internal improvements. | He was not one“of those hide-bound democrats, whose | narrow and contracted views could not suffer them | to cede away upon any pretext one acre of the public | Jands. Mr. Bacay inquired whether the Senator’s remarks a daregt Senators on this side of the chamber, were to im- to him. Pr Srxicut—Did you vote for the harbor bill ? Mr. Bacny—I don’t know what that has to do with the question. Mr. Sreiont—If you voted the harbor bill of last ses sion, they apply to you. Mr. Baony persisted that that was not the question. fad intended to let the bill pass without remark. But ro since called out, he would say, disguise it as you y it Ask one of the most extraordinary bills ever pass- ed through Congress. Ith Passed on its progress here, throughall sorts of p First, it was said, the lands were of no value, daving 7 been in the market for fifty years. Here it became obvious that if this were th fact, the grants desired would be of no advantage to t! improvement of the river. The next idea was, that the Jands were valuable, and that the granting of the one. half would enhance the price of the other. Mr. Bagby here recited the anecdote of the stove which saved one- half the wood, and of the shrewd Irishman who immedi- ately bought two of them to save the expense of fuel en- tirely. ‘Inis anecdote would ly to these alternate tions, If we desire a great advantage from giving ay one-half, we may have a still greater in giving ay the whole. Inthe third place, tue river is repre- sented as a collective district, and as yieldn eens al year to the treasury. Why it not bee: to stand {pon some one of ei these loge?’ On the seorwOFGamo- cracy, Mr. B. claimed to be a better democrat than the Senator from Mississippi, because, said Mr. Bagby, T shall go neither for the alternate sections, nor tor the harbor bill. 1 will have nothing to do with either of them. Mr. Srerant—The Senator from Alabama, need not have lectured me becauso my remarks did not, as it a pears, apply to him. But the Senator was big wil a speech, and he must letit offany how With sume re marks on constitutional scruples, Mr. 8. gave way. Mr. Bacuy—Whether i was big or little with a speech, I will not permit, sir, | will not permit any interference in my right on this floor. Big or little, long or short, [ shall not permit my right to spoak to be interfered with. Mr. Sreicnr said he shoitld like to know if he had in- terfered at all with the gentleman's liberty of speech. ‘The bill under the a) es «nd nocs was passed—23 te 18. Mr. Sreicir—(aside)—I am satisfied now. ‘The bill was yet to pass the ordeal of the House THe HOUMAM LANDS. ‘The joint resolution, authorizing an examination, the Attorney General, of the patent issued by Secretary Bibb to the Spanish or Houmah lands, in Loui taken up, and after being discussed by Mesers. Johnson, of Louisiana, and Atchison, was, on motion of Mr, Berrien, postponed till Tuesday next. (Mr. J. K. Wareen brought in a large budget from the President} FRENCH SPOLtAaTions. The bill of five millions for satisfaction of claims, arising from French spoliations, was taken up. Mr. Corqurrr, in & speech upon our treaties with the passage of ‘the bill “ M. Chaytos, with a few remai posed @ verb amendment which was agreed to. ity Mr. Asutey declared that from the instructionsof the Le he was bound to go for the bill. ed the bill, and that in the in- were to do no act in jations with France, that would make this go- Vernment responsibie to the claimants. r Seen explained that he should go for the bill, be- of the instructions of the Legislature of Ar- Renees. ‘Lhe bill was ordered to a third reading—Yeas7, nays follow: Messrs. Archer, Ashley, Bagby, Barrow, Ber. Clayton, J. M. lay ok Corwin, Orittenaen, Thi Davis, lectcis Greene, Houston, Huntington, Jarnagia, Johnsor Md., Johnson, of La r, Morehead, Ni Pearce, sever” aa Sturge. 2, Upham, Wescott, ‘Woodbrid; Raven Messrs. All Atehi on, Aiherton, Bresee, ht, © , Cass, Chalmers, Colquitt, Doe Hiaymgos, Senet, Lewis, MeDaiie, Mangum, ‘Speight, Turney, Yu "hil has er 0, the gauntiet of the Rincnand where it willstick fast. It will be passed om Monday next by the Senate. THE RONT OF VISITATION, aa mossngo was reported as having been received from President, relative (o the search of American mer fat v' in time of peace by British cruizers, with fil the correspondence on the subject. Laid on the table, and ordered to be printed. Mr. Cass desired an extra number. They would only cost 29 cents & piece ; anc there was no other way eng this ma of important information beiere the pub- and at @ suggestion he moved 2,000 copies extra. Mr. Haywoou objected to the motion now, and the ques- tion of the extra number lies over. THE POST OFFICE APPROPRIATIONS. ‘This bill of about $4,500,000 resumed in considera- tion, the question being upon tae motion of Mr. Lewisto insert @ clause making an appropriation of $50,000 for a line of telegraphic wires from Atalanta, in Georgia, to Mobile, im Alabama, 197 miles. sacis, with much conclusive constitutional Mr. reason, opposed the adoption of the amendment. Mr. Wescott fellowed on the same ground, that thig