The New York Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1846, Page 3

, ae reas office of the at Mis me fall the news agen se iter ee nd of jens of human nature, zhmeube's National Gallery, 251 | Pesebeey, ine us bcome, a favorite place of resort for the nd, in truth, it is most worthy of a careful sinc as it contains accurate likenesses of the most Linguished persons in, the country, Indies as well ase menu. Professor Plumbe was oue of the first, if not first, who practised this invaluable art in the ‘New World.and ce its dntrodnetion he'as advanced from improvement to improvement, until he seems to have arrived at absolute per- | oe Saunders’s Paten Patent Metallic Tablet Razor Strop—the oldest and most approved Strop 9) in use—hay- | jug been befor — the public for the last thi ars. can be ribers", 177 Broadway, wholesale. and retail, ‘The pab! ey serangers are invited to call and examine the various patterns. Portable phavinel Cases.—Uho subscribers’ assortment em! variety of Ti Sees celside civer ions lame tri hes oes ‘all that is nooeseery for the toilet. G. SAUNDERS & SON, 177 Broadway. Galvanic Curatives.—The won. ity. the latent powers of Magartion. and the ts A Plasters, &e., cont: ; eco ee my! rion ent at Ga fail to be premanent! glee ove ently _relievs sower, and he couplets: | jvanism cau affect will | |. The only agency in New Musi ~a to sae bike the tion of the Ohio River. State of River. 8 feet scant. " . 4 feet, 1 inch. | bt nthe oi 9 ane i MONEY MARKET. Monday, June 15—6 P. M. The stock market opened heavy this morning, but the announcement that the Great Western was be- | low stiffened prices, and upon the receipt of the news an | advance on most of the fancies was realized. The ac- counts from the other side are considered highly favor | able, and have so far had a favorable effect upon the | market. At the first board, Reading Railroad Bonds went up } per cent; Pennsylvania 6’s, }; Vicksburg, } ; Morris Ca- | nal, }; Reading, }; Harlem, 1; North American Trust, Canton, Norwich and Worcester, Long Island and Far- | mers’ Loan, closed firm at Saturdays prices. At the second board, Reading advanced } per cent. _ Norwich and Worcester, 1 ; Long Island, }; Harlem, 1}; | Stonington, j. The transactions were very large at both | boards, and the tendency of prices at the close was up- ‘wards. The advices by the Great Western are eleven days la- | ter than those received by the Hibernia, and in a com | mercial point of view they are highly important. The passage of the Corn Bill in the House of Lords to a third | reading by a large majority, had settled its fate. It had jn fact become a law, so sure was its final passage. This {s favorable news for our agricultural classes, although | we do not anticipate any immediate effect upon prices here for our egricultural products, or any immediate in- | crease in the demand for export. There had been a | slight decline in cotton the week previous to the depar- ture of the steamer, which continued up to the time of her sailing, the accounts from this side in relation to the commencement of hostilities with Mexico, not having hhad time to do away with the decline, although prices stiffened, and the market became firm. ‘The London Money Market was comparatively easy. Consels had advanced, ané@ the evidences of a decided ‘and permanent improvement in the market, were very | encouraging. The railway mania was steadily subsi- ding, and all fears of any serious difficulty growing out of that movement, had been abandoned. The news on the whole is good, much better than anticipated, and this fact has had a very favorable effect upon this market ge- | nerally. There has been a fair demand for sterling exchenge, and the closing rates were 8} a 8} per cent premium.— ‘We quote on Paris 5f. 35 a Sf. 32}; Amsterdam 39 a 39}; Hamburg 35 a 354; Bremen 77} a 78. ‘We annex the monthly statement of the banks of South Carolina, for the purpose ef comparing the aggregate | movements for several periods. The returns for May | show 8 slight increase in the business of the principal de- | partments :— ake ce Betsh Maes, Ape. 20, May 3, | ° essete00 307 5,992,607 5,992,607 181,757 1,971,649 2,060,919 | "ha ‘Seo ; pear 283,002 © 323,415 1,152,647 1,646,065 1,565,897 1,525,564 198,113 316,225 277,819 251,957 | 93,735 = 40,026 (39,976 39,975 45,918 7,372 26,795 110,472 | 674,205 467,197 437,457 4s4aa7 | | 1,810,254 1,810,253 1,810,253 1,810,253 | | 1,838,305 2,009,280 2,068,691 648 14,754,677 14,514,502 Total Lisbilities..... $14, 147 14,206,900 | i 7 760 620,073 560, 561,741 Pine a i ek Mais Stat. 366,285 929,906 395,075 380,060 | «eT 1,080 500 50 17457 56,281 0,678 26,185 | 65,907 50,929 49,937 91,068 security. 5,906,703 6,969,041 6,269,608. 6,115,085 | _ 211,620 209,327 220,067 383,763 Ever pica a est 446,191 117,439 130,950 253,904 Ses 10s7'8 iat 1,082 929 | = | 1,467,099 1,370,950 1,363,113 1,961,725 ese Tate 1 739,667 | nH Et Téseie 06,081 1,557,614 1,432,553 1,300,558 1,952,967 920,046 919,497 917,590 915,572 55,909 © 694079, 79,910 168,964 205,306 _ 215,681 _ 238,782 | ‘Totatal Resources...$14,905,648. 14,754,677 145149602 14,501,960 It appears by this statement that the movement in each of the periods included in the above table, does not vary but about four hundred thousand dollars from the most extended or the most contracted aggregate. The line of discounts has been exceedingly uniform, and the aggre- gate movement in each department, has been miore regu- lar than the banks of any other State in the Union can exhibit. It is to this uniformity of movement and to these frequent exhibits of the changes from time te time, that preserves a healthy state of trade, and destroys all those attempts at speculation, which will arise under the ‘eperation of the best regulated currency,and from time to time make their appearance in the commercial world, 0 long as the banks of every State in the Union, con fine their operations to the legitimate channels, so long as they increase from time to time, only as the actual | Stvi"6, wants of the business classes require, there must bea healthy state of trade, and a permanent progrees to more The operations in the principal departments of each bank of South Carolina for April, 1845, and May, 1846, were as follows — Ban: ms Bourn Cagouna ” oon 401,751 ‘1st 186,111 188,609 990,393 170,412 443 700,050 = 13T.ART 74,190 71,90 . CLT 1919 005, 69,253 mk of B.C... 4302. 74, 849,961 68928 i 96,198,006 pe ot WANTED. as 75.847 1.006 672 bi A YOUNG healthy Woman as Wet Nume, with 1 fresh ae — “\S8059 | Sun glace: “Bue tusk bere tie te seein ¢ plata her ¥ a he SHS SOB 7S G4I91E | Aad ust have a comfortable, healthy 17,45 19007 = a'tee ante of reference will be required as to ¥- 207.452 21 180,119 | trouble none others need apply. To a person shat loots aises fue alan | pees will not be considered an object. ES SEMI | Hogan's office. No. 3 Blot street, any time Before do'clock, $2,196,702/2,194,662 2,060,919 2,005,399 A.M., or trom 2 to 3 P. jel6 Ite Compared with April 1845, there has been considera. | bie variation in the two leading departments; loans and | specie. The former had increased about one million of dollars, and the latter had fallen off about four hundred | thousand dollars, or nearly fifty per cent. Compared with ed statement, that the movements of the various depart- r before. Baxx Movement or Soutn Carouina. | Feturns of previous years, it will be seen by the annex- | | | | | 1,608, 988,135 3,008,814 2,135,986 304 2,060,919 Crrcula’n. 7,223,616 5,048,477 2,939,220 2,080, 1,558, 2\364,032 11 Tote nts occupy a position in relation to each other, as favorable as ¢ Depo's. 2}005,389 It will be observed that the aggregate movements of the principal departments, in May 1846, was about one third of thatin January, 1887, Within the past two years there has been an increase of only about a million in dis- | counts, and we trust there will be no greater increase for the next two years; as any increase in trade, to be iz healthy, cannot require additional facilities more than to that extent. oe ee tock Exchange. $10000 U S Ss 100 is shs Long Isl! RR tw sox 1200 Ohio 7s 10034 1 do 6000 Ohio 6s, 1060 ay to do | 3000 do 3g 20002 do e Fi 10000 do 9134 200 © do 5000 Penn 810 6853 200 do ny | 45009 30 do 363 30. do bi0 36, ise Reading Bonds” $100 Reading RR 060-70 Mechanics’ Bank ” 100 do tw 70) rg Ban - 29 do 12 Illinois State B uo de ‘armers’ Trust 27% 65 Harlem Railroad do tw 20° 50) do 53 100 do b30 28% 50 do wo do b30 28" 50 do 53} 30 do bew 23 300 do 53 100 Merris Canal 1 30 do 50 jo by 50 do 530 534 450 do 153 200 do a 25 do b30 153g 175 Nor & Wor RR 6045 | A haa 7 Companytw 37. 475 do 608 80 365% 300 do ie & Bhs s S s lo 100 Moher bTuilroad Si 300 do 100 8ton 4 50 do | {00 Parersos RR: 100 Seco! 25 shs Farmers’ Loan (8 Board. 10 Harlem Railroad 10 do 2 ante Railroad ft Hf 30 do 190 = do 0 de 100 = do 100 = do bi He 2 bew 55 10 do do wee er RR moti do bis 56 do b20 36 i: Ww LN Sic ae boo 36 io 20 Fy Leag! fata RR ‘30ST 100 do bio 56 | 100 Stonington RR b15 433¢ | New Stock Excha e j $a she Ni A Trust btw 27% 25 shs Nor & Wor bis 61 | b5 2778 25 b3 61 | Fy . Tuesday 27% 25 i cash 6036 | Slnginkt ‘Seis de the is] < w 100 Harlem RR cash 53% 25 100 cash 5354 2 Reading RR 50 do Tuesday 53} | Died. | On Monday morning, after a lingering ness, Mr. Tuomas G. Conroy, in the 42d year of his aj The relatives and fsiends, the members o! Washin ton: Lodge, No. 12, I. O. of O. F., tre ot ga | No. 0, are respectfully invited to attend ¢ funeral | from his late residence, 208 Canal street, on Wednesda: afternoon, the 17th inst., at 2 o'clock. His remains wil be taken to Greenwood Cemetery. On Monday, the 15th inst., of Whooping Cough, Ca- THaRine Lawson, infant daughter of Roger and Jane Da- | ney vidson. ‘Their friends and acquaintance 2 1s are respectfully invi- ted to attend her funeral this afternoon, the 16th instant, Week, In the city and count; June tot 50 Men ; 44 Women ; 45 Boy: Dysentery, do. intermittent, 1; let, 4; do, , twphotd, 3; do. typhu: Inflammation of geben dow of Wea do. of throat, 1; do. der 1 ‘year, 20, 9; 20 to 30, 70 to 90, ward, suka own, 6. 4 CORNELIUS B ARCHER, City Inspector's office, June 15, 1816. I. O. OF O. F. HE MEMBERS of Washington Lodge ‘New York Lodge No. 10, are Hall, on Wednesday, tu attend the funeral of our mas G. Conroy, Harr. a do. pue! By order. c. ‘ouvulsions, 14; | at 4 o'clock, from 122 West Sixteenth street. of lew York, from 13th day of Jute, eens: 3 ropsy in the bas 12; do. remittent, 2: birth, 3 Je! | Pleeding fr | 5 Coit lateness: | 3a = 2 os EF Heart, disease’of. * Hoop- rain, 2; do. of bowels, 2; es | 3 do. of tubes, 8; do. of stomach, 4; | 5095.01 liver, 4; jaundice, 1 rey 6; Old awe a, ‘Fa mature Tals, 2, Sprue, 2; Stricture, 1s yiaeer 3 on 3 12; 60 to 70, ity, 33 | ‘Drowne sipelas, 3; Fever, bilious, 1; ar eRe) 2to 5, 145.5 to 10, | 50 to 60, | 13 50, 15: ¥ 0 to too, 1; joo and up: | No. 12, and of | fn nee to meee By | inst. at Lo’ by eh 10 16 2c¥ re quested to meet at Wednesday, uniting with, Waskingion Lodge | No. 12, tribate of xeapect ‘toour late bro re Jet6 2¢° 4d, OU. UF U. F, No. 10, are re- ‘ional Hall, on | o'clock, PM for the purpose of | Gro. erties J ng tl no last HUDSON KIVER KALIL ROAD. | From ftw ofthe Ae in may be deem: | subscription Bi the charter, au fect confid work. | Dat fer Ral bh oma agets based uj i ects of Tne aneartahinas and the in operation, ‘acsedeay of es, as will induce av it other places on, of which, du er will be given.” STEPHEN. ALLER, OBERT KELL ATT HEW, M OROAN, bat ich M CHAMBERLAIN, aM lt*rre ery farther To the m the public may rest assured, that the “undersigned Road Company, have delayed open got ty order to fag it to t wie | ference to the day till iragertion of vee sftemter | time, tt per- | in the entire success of this highly important the Cit of New cA Juae 10th, 1816, JOHN B. OERY EYE veuR RYELE, | Foray JAMES LEN cas MES HOOKE, THOMAS W. PEARSALL. | FOR SALE—A BARGAIN HE A AR oo fishing to change hi: i for sale one TER and EATI! VG'SALOONS | in the city, in complete or: er, moss respect oy “Ci van dared hancsomest and most yrith Barand Fracures, ., and focated doing a good ey at this office, stating where an inter of the city—no: jel6 3t*re | Pig PALLADIUM and IRRIDIUM. 9 ounces latina Plate. ” Bh! = ‘the Gheeaaoe ‘er Jel 3t Lowaense AT ‘An artiele rauch su ca sale at 21 jel6 Iw*re ever vill reve may retain nthe mone: x Ire "A Fam) com: Pireod mill 1A.—For Sale—The the abovi IL known wicks te dence will be farnished of its present se “capability of Torker enpro proprie| ladelphia, comer hes, “Hace ‘sill | je9iwem | — bm oh or faced board, in 2 private family w! oe ¥ me sale ayy ts, well selected andno dust, alll m PC Da LEW 18 FEUCHTWANGER, 23 Liberty street. ENT TIN Fi PLATED PEAR, Maid og , Senay sEseing sum ¢ of, | tout he | for cash. “Notes ihe book y and no questions wif ari aA! common Lead “ait 8. OF18 LE ROY i Srceket Diary, oon Semorandttns ines BOARD. BROWN’S REFECTORY, “Pre steamboat every tance OWNDROW'S Tama ofr’ berg BOARDING. Te LET—two rooms, to single gentlemen, ee dat ae ate: jou em Gorn, P% iitee ryan ‘reper ten sm yee te mila se flemen ag Sete tat ons ee tH "3 o. ett ~ Mgt ‘merican ft te tog ie, | nen ea ed sg yal themed raneaed } Spt guested to all and the.r names, 50 as to npany, of 15 file ci on right or left, | , im we a ies may | ” aa aes of 7th atry. ‘ ma | Li*trae vm om \* a Soar ctlebresed pemen dy for ing Ji Puntings Pete ated at the Hi f the ocean, with vor ia boteders upon very moderate Washington Market isanding within a shore die: jell 6t*re and cava iM a af = oh ne Pearl Pearl street, ‘AL LINTNER. th be ae. en il reece fjtuated rooms ‘on the second Heor, with or withent ‘boands by poli Broadway. stock, "Gxtares, and a establishment. To business, satisfactory evi- ecessful Ci ipamee va D. 6 f Short | ae "203 Jere Gaide to the Art of ‘3 eae is uy and al, oie Spe it 366 tere bargain, ere is | treated con! ftucatally, OA | _Jelt 3e*re lv rious y | the sir | WAN’ TED. SITUATION as Chambermaid, or todo general House. | work in a private fam resins oar eled te saben Boyard o A | ofeity references jel62er e best A® PERSON (w! ears of agi unde! ench, and English pe purely. » by add line Reto, y alien line Woo Astor House, jel tw*re BOOKKEEPER AND SALESMAN AH FED. | in an Anetion. and Commission Store. One an extensive qizele of | ‘he situation ‘will ‘be open to rapplicants till the 15th inst. 'O teach four eal the Swedish Consulate, erences fo. 88 tee ee ce WANTED, AUCTION NOTICES. AMUSEMENTS. |LATEST INTELLIGENCE. ———————————_—_————S EEE oy ARK THEATRE—Bores, 20 cts; F ASON'OF OF L-Asirs, HRAN. | Conte —Wedaesday Evening, June 17 Wil Silver lapaned | ‘st time on a in et er BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. te Wil ZEAU, wil sell Th Day aioe for Mr. Ma bl is — ., tment of ¢ 3 ole of which will be sold without ‘re- darkly, Jeeee Pur.apetemia, Monday Night. Barr Widow Deb, Miss Croker, Ve ‘To conclude with the draina 2 of oe the BA lane sGirandoles, WOODSMAN—Sai [seed Jackson, the American Deer, lost his mawa Fie Lanai enee: fille, Varnes 5 Jona, Pisher: Clara Mereville, hits. Gyn against time yesterday. He had to run elewn igo rage qe Yelock—periormanee to commence at pre. miles within the hour, but lost by 28 seconds. Ile se ar o'eloe! made his first milein 4m. 40s. The betting was awit ik pil Le new ; heavy in his favor, at 3 to 1. Last on Tule THOUSAND "AND ‘The Southern Mail failed to connect at Wash- nii of the L mp, Chanfrau: Master ¥ gomman Mr Sutherlani ington this afternoon. sats hee BOP TED CHILDS ;Mr. J. im Scott; ——-—- .WENTY-NINTH CONGRESS. ACOB 8 PLATT, Auctionser oieer Bonen 20 cca: second and third tiers, 25 ets.; xi iia ae j | ponowale xenel Pie CUTLERY, fe. and Gallery, 1236'ceut r Wasurxorom, June 15, 1846. | PLATT willsell This Day, at 10 o'clock at 23 Plate st oboe oben a7 ofelockCurtain will rive at half past seven In Senate. | on acredit of 3 months, fc | », for suns of $100 and upwar | lots of the ab AST! ARDEN.—Tuesday Evening, June 16—The BENORA VION OR HEC Aare Tete a CO cven semen will ore hes with thie oterture of | Mr. ALLEN rose, and having been recognized by the ie Fei i wi wae | Season ie . pegst, which some very fue cutlery | jon, EB) Jaleo de Xeres, Devel or Tre svormat voy devs by | Chair, read his abdication of the post of Chairman of the | | For particulars, see head in morning papers. Catalogues | Mt Thompson. Overture of Fra Diavolo. pas de deux | Committee om Foreign relations. De Savoyard oy the Miss Vallee. ft, Thompson. To e a Fille du, Regime: Intermission of hal On Sunday, a gran Admittance 25 cents, | are_uow ready. jel6 it*re | GALE OF FANCY Day apopsENEROTERT ALE OP FANCY DRY GOODS, EMBROIDERY PATTERNS, French China Vases, Tea Sets, &e. &¢.— Brat 8. PLATT will sell This Day, ‘Sane ieth, at halt past 10 o’elock, at the Coli: 150 Broadway, by order | of an i tesporter, to close sale: om assortment of Faney pikes teal: ecomtanes clude with the popular overture of Mr. Cass passed high compliments on-Mr. Allen. | The Senate accepted Mr. Allen’s resignation. On motion of Mr. Webster, it was agreed that the Sen - should fill the vacancy to-morrow at | o’olock. hous for yrgmenade and refreshments ection of asic. | watt oc <3) will receive inside on pa; ‘he abor thanke for the recovery ofthe articles enumerated, an ceasary, ve! Dr. Mott's ee ce ci. Re | tithes same time, were stolen from cmon calf Pocket Cases, with silver Clasps, containin, Instruments, stamped with MPLOYMENT WANTED. —The advertiser, who can most satisfactory {references, wishes employ- | mercantile house or sant, out or in door clerk, CF both, or ice, as k-keeper or table counting moderate com- can give infor- r to the above can be obtained, aa of the advertiser, and will be ress 1 ‘LLIAM, Box 1952 lower P.O. eens jentine Mott, adap pe Jast, the 4th or 5th inches tad othe al 2 the owner much. beyond imtrinaie Peonhl ob he hd Reaele oot Gapceiaen ee e same place two blue the names of ann—vne 6 inches | rd will be cheerfully paid, with many fhimeell to ask ons. idence, as above—or to Hf. Mott, Place. Jed Iwem is tarnily,, SPRING AND W. H. DEGRO HERE the xenon attractions saat bs ted :—Cloth Coat 8 to $16: 5 Alpscea, G: jotch and other | Coats, of every color and lan of C) ee ‘county, hed between July i roton, ‘Ginghams; Tweed, | meretts, Jeans and Merino: Sacks, Feocd id for one newspaper, co ofa ae tw and July 18s. Wind at SUMMER sweeney T ¢ CO.’S, 102 Fulton kc, blue, brows Brown Line: ht fi $1 0070 to ape, fr enand Wortted Checks ; ‘0., 02 alton st. UCH_ LOW} the VANDERBILT, 3 a. ¢ Maiden Lane, Nassau streets—the ‘s Clothing Exabliah .B.—Hundreds of Garments re sold wholesale or retai OTHING * General Prices—JACOB | between Williem | heapest fashionable Gentlemen's aud | ment in New Yorl ady made, which will be LEFT-OFF WARDKOBE 4 AND FURNITURE I HE highest price can who wish to di ture. By sendin vein through the Post myl4 Im®rre GENTLEMEN’S ot UEVENST YN. ase] Ladies can be attended to by nad be obtained b gent] scan og tines aati ond cca tg, the subscriber's residence, to. ioadsy. 8 aire. Levenstys. LEFT: BD WARDROBES | WANTED. CAST OFF CLOTTING. AND FURNITURE Ar, OR GENTLEMEN having any cast Ln opm ess portion of the city, trons of th | Benerally, that no ry respect wor They will, d | Totke orete whic! tothe comfort of their nine, 7 of th inring the recess ey feel confident will add very much to fuests and be found acceptable to all. eh, they will dine at and 3 o'clock, init SAN BIsHOr, C1 a soli e for. A fans and site io lees da Hcy attic | say. to them, an Iso to their fri ane pabli spared shall be the house in pr a make some im- stom Hou ica, ym all parts o} unnecessary to go Sascha tention of any an stint oe the presentis seldom “Fido ce) | AND OPERATIVE s f I ATEENPY s.Ohpe nate, hat andes ‘arren ypthal mi wees of t the, Tear Passage, Cataract, and | | oogeie Sige ‘ ed. Bach arrest ‘or Squinting, cured in | , ARTIFICIAL EYES, of superior beauty | SI TACLES ada} every defect. ‘rice hada iO CE see aie of Vision, roadway, corner o Aiavhosis ve a few minutes. Just ING SAL or of the American and French Dining and 66 Bile street, n is itaated in ‘the im ( run of customers of the most | Beople, wot only from the JON For SALE, Se spose of all medi of the se, Ke., is elegantly furnished, and peccable asthe whole of t! Europe. es 2 he pro 1 shiny an eben "in the bi 0 SURGEON, Warren e16 tre DR. aaa DENTIST, Broadway. natural ones for [XSEe7s TeerH a and rants them as good as the olae $30 00 for the "per jaw, mre. Single Tooth, ftom... $108 103 ri th with Gi 130 Woewetaver—Broadway, ‘(woot “doen above Joi ieere | Mex, HARM results from bungling performances of in- aes eae tat one mare fresneuid te si fe think wit! pe —— of Artifics na, we recomm r. J. operates in the cvening, as usual. 3 than the it all lerstan dit blie ag awe of. Bendis is ‘arren st Tneers ible eden ca tok Drinciple of ngrie Pressure —Ni ‘eekly Messenger. DENTISTRY Jeis D5, BROWN & BROT! ~= oh leo tween ae and t Se for ices cerns No. crease neato so Bier Nee a beaetitl 1 ible i itt Ave he A reas 8. git over by | wal Bo ‘withoat e echnical ‘done for otber svoniati miere jicants. on pert meine Croton oS mya im*re m3) aha reviving tncarest of ayers ausum=Pbiladelphia, No. use, is well | Dry Goo Embroidery Patterns, Canvass and other (YHATHAM THEATRE —Boxes 2% cents ; Pit 12i¢ cents | Mr W. presented resolutions of the Legislature of 1 Men to go Routh or We , A ce ‘ os : ‘ 0 i p “ale of wet and poralar — | eens Cae age ea Hates Ais, rich French Vases, medy of the WESTERN HEM Joel Bence ha cr | Massachusetts, in reference to dispossessing process is- ty rg val be inated to ong Feu | ‘Also, ati 12 o'clock, 40 boxes Artificial Flowers, French. | hee cute Le staport Me a Foret Mr. | suing from the Supreme Court of the U. 8. in the same 00 er ear clear of all expense ‘Each aan il hare hs | Kin Bike Wk art Ae perspec aes je nets will be necgrancy for teem to hava tenet fae | GERMAN SILVER. Mrs' Li Vorsst. ‘To conclude, with eee TY ae THE | Referred to the Committes om thew € ei ine ial brain ed eens out - + fe fortyet apg sy IU) is | James 9. G. MOFFET, No. 121 Prince street, second block BE neg Sn Quill, Mr. De Bar; Beast, Stafford; Beauty. SUPPLEMENTARY BILL, | stour Uston.- Ail eters meat be pee tala etn are | Sse Brosdoray, te coustmaly, manafagcaring German | we bear fen, at past 7, performance to commence at | On motion of Mr. Dix, the Supplementary Dill was COPPER MINERS WANTED squalto any either foreign or domestic, forqualityrent | before B o'clock, taken up T°, D WORK i in amine in ke this city. Apply | whee Appian vals sees, retail, at reduc Prices. Tos GARDEN.—Tuesday Evening, Jane 16, Ii ‘The Senate insisted upon its amendment, and Messrs. ee i a NO | airy, or son Brookines these? expense bhsindlaal 24 ieee Ai tee hich sriea clan befy a | Dix, Webster, Westcott, and Mangum, were appointed a FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. te LLemmeat fiydra: Romaluss The Pik committee to confer with the House. j ADJOURNMENT OF CON The resolution by Mr. Hanwecan, fixing the.20th July P3 FOWLER has recety! dail the sales Grean lector celebrated Grand le Deux, from Na- \ FRESH TEAS AND, FAMILY SSOC EEA | | wholeaie einen, ein at | mit and dag ‘Achievements on the | for the adjournment of Congress, was briefty discussed ; tuchong an Wi | Ponchong st . ia sion for the Coueera se eFasnrd, | 2nd finally, by @ vote of 31 to 21, the subject was again 4s. Hack untae ay: intel 3s. 6d. and 4a.7 ci postponed to Monday. jeans ‘Su ar at tomime of GODE: 6d.; good white Lamp ¢ Characters by the R sri the gelebraed us suodn gigtrawand crpcira ea" pee together w Gabriel Ravel will, exhi eenemances, Mr. McDurriz madea speech against vss the other Teas, Groceries, kc. country, are invited to call the ballet to conclude ‘cea Sk Skating dee ene Doors open at 7 o'clock, to sol ay at 8 o'clock precisely ents. | | 8 | mail to Europe in Ocean war steamers. - Stores 250 Gi sta ntract made by* ora vighie ns Geri ao imo" Ors OPERA HOUSE, ihe Fortsunles Gevuril, becca Gated eetee ropes were : | Eee aud enirely auprecedented Exhibition of | . (A Ritretirerens benamgl mney | eyes eminaam, | Orogn reat was bl wnt into tho Senta, Amend oy; Paentoation’ Oncies, Hacer Philosop! Hert. Alexander respectfully announces to jends and the public gene to the Kiph he fs of giving of the hous phy and Ma- | ment for mail steamers between New York and Liver- man’ | pool, rejected ; that from New York to Bremen cerried, 27 to 24. eefully i invited t¢ and examine it if fi riber, No. 377 ‘Bowers between Fourth and Fifth streets. LES KANE, Patentee. myti Im*re 7 “4 House of Representatives. OTICE TO THE PUBLIC IN ERAL—Th ubugriber after enlarging his premise, is vow “pres CE ig eA, OT ‘Wasminoron, June 15, 1646. ogee ee scription, from Ip to 100 Yards; | decorated, the whole le presenting the appearance of ‘pleadid | Navy appropriation bill, sectional dry dock, Philedel- ry! Rag Table Covers and wis cleaned, rom 3 to 7s cenas resses dyed or washed, from 50 cents te Coats, gleaned ‘or dressed, from 50 cents to to $1; Pants de, rom 2S t9 50 cents. T. SMITH, Hen at N.B.—Terms cash. 9 1 GIRANDOLES, SOLAR, LARD, AND HALL CHANDELIERS, &c. phia, rejected. The House went into committee of the whole, Mr. Cobb in the chair, The tariff bill wes taken up by a vote of 115 to 71. eee BY THE MAILS. magnificently iilummfaaces, “Greta for the very liberal pat- ronage experienced ona former occasion at Niblo’s, H. begs to assure the public that no pains will be spared’ to se. rit wrenewal of their favors. Pe ickets 50 cents—Children under ten, half price. Doors open at 7—Performance to commence at 8 o'clock. Box Ofice open from 10 A. M. to. F. M.. where seats may besecured. Private Boxes, to admit four persons, $3. HE Subscriberhhas just opened. one of the ibest’ selected bi ) Herr Alexand \ sates Solar Lamps, ‘and. Sg the Ao Hea sieiwereiintvamorean ont Bt oad ae Wasminaton, Sunday, June 14, 1846. than | _ Jel6 St re eee ; Sorel ch churches. and those of the trade, will find it to their a ee ES & C025 NEW JOKE MAMMOTH The Oregon Vote—Proceedings in Secret Session. antag, £0 98 call and examine the before ora tee ree JOHN N. MORGA: | “is mene cis) 154 Fulton at., first door from Broadway. | FIRE WORKS—FOURTH OF JULY. NEW YORK LABARATORY. BENNETT, 196 Front street, two doors south of Ful- « ton street. ‘The most extensive ind brilliant assort- meat of FIRE WORKSare now offered at the shove consisting of honory and signal rockets, with gold and silv rain’ ans, fans, s, palm trees, pyramids, Peruvian crosses, octa- | ons, trini gles, ane mines of if erpents and stars, me Toons, bengo! Pin hopper fires, blu ii hts, sctoll wheels, esl | se ies crackers, double head Every thing is quiet here to-day—dreary weather ized in and no life, except a general congratulation among ers, wardrove, mn | certain political parties, at the happy termination company the ee | of all difficulties with England—prospectively. , recently, MADAM fom TURRIEM. Ac ARTE, I suppose you have received the ayes and noes, i forwarded on Friday night. I have not much more toadd. The debate on the message of the President, was calm and moderate, and conduet- ed altogether, it may be said, on one Lark aia ul- tra men (so called the 54 40’s,) said ex- cept to vote. Nordid the Chairman of the het bos mittee of thease Affairs open his lips. He had not been consulted upon the questien. The message from the President, when made public, I think, will show him to have been con- ts per: | clties tied | ebrated Scotch 7 TANT. AND GIANTESS. | It, Se ny eet poy me even ten be, Mr. enormous a ihew wera They will appear in "Jack and. the | form extraordinary feats ef | Late wit disc ee kee The | nt throughs I c Arti City, ughout, as a gentleman, on his own WORKS te siaes mer Ci sable ear Cla De ne eememunshiD GY | notion of the question of right. Circumstances eaceis Beeson sock gomprises | moat | Ego 1 Director, Mr. WES I idiny ‘Biss Mr. | have oor he se. in his me: , to make it and the anapproachal lows ;. | proper he should submit this proposition to thi factured : and an bef he ad to i. per hi Pp 1e 7 crore tnd can be furiahe (e787, | ach Ke sata OF pe cae ee Prine Bi | Renate, from the British government ; and as his feats on | en! IGE, y Jersey Ci N back are the most extraordinary ever wimensed, Juve- | cage Cam ligh for supplying | Precedent, he refers to the conduct of General ashington in similar cases; and eSirnals inela he says he 5 o fires, | ad Fn a .tignal roo mney ghiained ed by apolring bbe, tae, Mens An En Wonsarll pean | awaits the action of the Senate, whether or not CHAS. lector and Billy. in | he shall make a treaty on the terms offered. my27 Im*r oe Front street. | thelr ‘elegant Gymnastic Gace BOSTON VS. NEW YORK. Mr, Charioteer of Phabus. Loge er hi The terms you already know—the 49th line to be the boundary, as far asthe Straits of Fuca,—then down to the Pacitic Ocean, with neutral rights to Binck Hope Evolutions natrels, with the ini- | the Straits—Vancouver’s Island to the British,— See reece their ead Aad and the navigation, until, 1858, of the Columbia | river. The Hudson Ba Company to be indemni- leading, most talented, and classic performers 1m the world. EN’ ROTT ENTLEMEN or F 2 i my3l tf rre fied for property turned over to the United States. G Cash the nd Jew ee ety pair # Perrpetee, $M, rail TABERNACLE. Accompanying this message is a letter from Mr. = may a bs tapas nevaninas be § ending bt the Babee 3. Smith, enters . Gre: Motos: II have the honor of giving anen- McLane. He says the question will be settled yer, who will attei he TEV en ND. wait mew. Y. mere St ting of some his most popular | upon the terms he has justhad from a late inter- A line through the post-office; or oarwee willbe pune: | . g Grey Eagle. vening Next, 17th inst. view with Lord mre but doubts whether the ually attended to. y27_lm®: Peter Smith, roning Ne will permit of his ap- | British government will agree, (in one particular ghana (SECOND HAND | in | match for $500, reviows to, is projected Noi of the eevee an) ching short of ite Hore and Furniture Wante e est eas! ie, of B Daniel Webst songs in the programme, wi tion of the Columbia, tu ere Mr. | Cipnce gives forall kinse of Seaneiiend @ By Win Whelia, of New Yorks n aarinese: ioe the wha hy aa imaged | SfcLanne is wsong, as the terins proposed, only sak B.~A line trough the Font Ofc wl be pancenaly at, | 2014 30}8 7 dit, CANIELIN.— | Pa'inynderes As you throne 2 om minder om | it until 1868." President then asks the | jeasonable assort: id single Horses pera of the Bronze Horse: Bal “The so rms. | Sended ip. Conseaniy om hand fieap for cash. mis Imere as the Western Hotel, at Jersey. Citys igre | tne qi apangled banner. and by d Ton tert fae pe ie oe The above may be considered the ultimatum of | the British Government. It would have been se stated by them, but a + ae due to the Senate answer to the late “Old Towler.” if is entert amen » 19th inst., at the B: Je had at ail the music Snaes from the Western part ofthe State of | Love her,” repeated on Los ed eveniny tute. Bee cents, to | _Jeid thre It be Je1G at yn Insti- FOR SALE, cash h pri ‘A BAY MARE, fc d, sound ‘and of the United States late reso- for the pe ae Tor the, eeeret of SRE suitable for = om ldle horse. by ge 50. vind, ‘THE ALLEGHANIANS. tution of the Senate; nduped the i instructions from No. 69 Deane street ‘cr thavegh the Post Olice which » will be Place. jelG 3t*r ESPECTFULLY announce that they will hit ag | the Foreign Office, to be intimated in the man- tually attended to. M.S. COHEN. B—Tvro fing Saddle “Horses—will frst CONCERT in New York ot the COLD 40 ner it has been to Mr. Pakenham, to be submit- rebate acaded by Mi 8 COMMEN. Tiare, They areiust the right | BO sy ep esDAY EVENING, JUNE 17. | ted. y 1 hd a oe WARW! io riding on ply + chuck, nd hay » been long | Cards of admission, 0 cents) to be had at the wenal places. | ‘The Senate, after consultation for three even- | J. CK, for further Particulars 43 Gejxb_' | Concert to commence at 8 o'clock. | ings, in executive session, acceded te the terms.— Gots & gee REFINER paces Bre Heel { 1 Gastecte Ayes 38, nays 12; 6 Sena: tors absent and not er, etd Kal JOHN street'Ne gs and OraciBn 9 THREE, DOLLARS REWARD. 2 Ube th the signal The land isin sight ! | vating.. All Yoting who ould have bee n got, the re Re ‘tio—Oh ! why to q oh coterk Do aie doth e he Pee EDT | a Qunrrerte Somme spirits wait our mountain lay. This | vate would have stood 48 to.18. 'LERY AND GUNS. jeen shorn ‘lately, auswers to the | Pisce is descriptive of apt Worth he ‘ow sed—in Mr. Benton made a glowing speech. All amend- ‘W. SPIES & CO,, having removed to 91 | Bame-of"Julie. The above reward will be given for her return | Which emigrants from the he Allg d motions to post were voted ayy Sos aad Will aasoreel stock oF Aion Gat’ | at No. phe preg | hid ol jell 3®re | Valley of the West the fret ridges of th ments and motions to postpone, were down, lery, and ‘Materials, by the recent importations, at | ; ng and Chorus e Lord of the led ferrily | and the resolutien to agree passed without a single ; cr Gal TKING CHARLES SPANIELS—OW THE | while the deer is bro ‘- | alteration of the terms pro} | extremely low prices for cash or approved paper. 02 Im: | ed, receive ved by the lat latest arrivals from Lon. 4 Quartette—The Sol Hers, Farewell. : |W This resule ig looked apeaaae great tsiumph of rieve, street. | rm resouuds, to arms! to arme PEARL STREET HOUSE, fava doy obo fooed ax kts eotabifahinver’ Nov \2 Carch— They say “here! . ech, hee =i | the friends of peace, andr. Benton, they Ay HE SUBSCRIBERS, having tak mahi well known and | ak y= OY , in distant ain a “ry gemtiger sie palatine day oe as captured the administration, and "Tpopcias Lesatlichment, (osees tre of the bu- | wlio areended ig Le migra ings pela) | without an echoin sailor Boy's Carol—A nautical sketch. | 40 men, as hi importer and dealer in fiirdss Cages, ke. THE NT Aige ene oa SONG IN JONN STREE’ IE REAL neD itself has arrived, and likewise | set the Saxony Can }, the bling of which, to the stranger and curious, is rather an teresting sight—for ‘each customer has different ha S. This vote has aeo created an armistice. Mr. | Calhoun and Mr. Benton, who have not sj | during the session, have e¢ Warm again; and other mutual civilities long suspen- | ded, have been renewed. 8. Soug—The o: Quittetiee-TRe Soldier and his Bride—This pece is fouaded upon the murder of Miss Jane McRea, ‘She heard the fight was over, And won the wreath of fame. 40, An Original Piece—Women may her bard command, attend to the ladies and ‘Written exprosaly for the Alleghenings. e treaty will be prepared with all possible my and Jhastes 1) Ene 8 oe bo et peerrenctere G Fe ais*re | despatch, ant will be A this week, probably — GREAT ATTRACTION ~ | by Wednesday, as I understand, from a member DWAY HOUBE, f Grand and | Of the cabinet, | RUSSEL! splendid col Aces ‘Thursday, th of fase 846, + Hoe | | The ultras (with all deference to thejr views of aa si Vseatyt tweens ite ts “darnet uteat) eed | the queston,) are much morihed, and wi 01 | Sam iegeeen, street, South ¢ New York, will give agrand display of the Art of Self | Sccasion to speak their sentiments when the tree- | Brooklyn. jel6 tre Defence. daeaichoeh sium. tvtioe ibe coetien oan ar? ——_ all be finally LEASANT hed i ith Board, Recomspenes at 9 o'alo it i e space of ten da: fh: Gentlemen ‘ad air Wi Wives, at Not ti East Broad: | there w I skill for superionty, between | Ste above information you jay, ‘be sseuredie } rn weet a oe the Broadway House; Mr. Ot- true to the letter. Peuuan, | NRL’ WANTED, 12 oF 13 years of age, to assist with Tickets ey Scales put se 2 light work, apply as above. Joig aera. | Sancn’s: Spumaey ATP Senn wrens Se ami ee | ‘Wasurnoton, June 12, 1840. MARINE PAVILION, ROCKAWAY, GOTHIC HALL, BROADWAY. The Late Reported Massacre in Texas. June: 2, 1846. IE long promised } | inform known THE subscriber would respectful: fhe a and bikin, of the above well establi he chanical agen gi broaghe to this country by Mons, George Tiet ibe open | cate de taslio on Boner ; A reat cok cokers open for the Sener season, Co! cing every Cer at] In your paper of the 8th inst., you have thought proper to copy an article from the New Orleans Paris, will ve Ist vat of uly next. Fe Li ie relock: The isahe ae are as | 2 a8 BI com aia, rot | Courier, entitled “Terrible Massacre in Texas.” season wil a is War’ Elephant, . i their address at th Bonaish ‘Trampetersy th ~ Amat ae ol neon, Le | It did not, perhaps, occur to you that you were Jed LStisre HIRAM CRANSTON, _| [flit fambonr, the Dancing Lady. ia el | giving currency to a publication certainly design- Admission 25 cents. Jeli lwis@re_ | ed to injure the cause of colonization in your own country. I feel confident that you will readily ad- A FURNISHED ROOM MUSIC. 0 LET, in the ni of the Battery, and conve- | business— ‘Yurnished room, hi bata gh ad given on the Piano at two dollars mit into r columns a contradiction of the ca- | whee tenoet ‘are no boarders. Kony at ‘3 Pearl street oe th, by a pereaie: who pate ee san profession, ¢ { ow. which ‘ou have unintentionally assisted in be Bw | rouehly [aise \s hon the credit of a pretended letter thay preset St. y edo without name or date, it is said TO LET, Jel6 Iwi AN mare ate possession given —Woodruff’s UMBREL- that two flourishing colonies, several Stee yor the, lose a ment, fo in it came, DUMSDAY, No, 425 S gone thousand inhabitants, have been sub} to mas- | diet seSfon be erste; hie work kant, who ere some of | « nal st, sacre. Some of the most respectable men of Eu- the beatin this ci may be serengaxen, ad dheveby the ap- | cordian ap Yrot rope have been likened to greedy speculators.— Tretory in ia eiriine cs en eet extra charge. “Terms moderate | The morality of an enterprise essentially protect- left at the establishms 137 Playing o for sale at $25. Apply at "5 Biscaway” | ive of the poor, has been your own zion Bu iiliam staeet, will be prom at- | _Jel2 Iw®re abort is accused of imprudente. To show tendedvo by the proprietor. set are PISTOL GALLERY. | that all this is without foundation, I pray you te A a) ett ply Bh OL | EH ppilinebea ed cea eeeia? ero ie rose or ee. een to wate follows. suit by Tex vars. 2 | ere are bit two land made a Se: sen KING'S, na 17 iviaion street, at 8838 | tice rs ts ahootingy in connection with his Gy muasham, | There ana; the frag soley of won N.B—A ral aosortement of Saw Mats and ogres | ghe e art, will | six of the most wealthy ‘table gentle- . | men of Germany, under co name of “ German re. | Colonization Company in Texas.” The sec | s ws da ish ms i iowa = Up gn under the Bde of “ the Anvers fnctat ‘ the day and evenin, i colonization of Texas, x ply the Nos, 15,17 and 19 Casal st, direction of the first merchants and richest capi- | SQ saz leapoti refed 2 sich they | Nast two Pairs of is VOUALISTS, 8, MUSICIANS AN AND THE THEATRI | talists of ium. rec cele ee si imeduis at and which fc deue ve seer | © Swiss Bell re. | are, that there shall be a family of ists to each pened. They ‘warrant thetn trae and ‘clean equaly w WwW CORBIN, fim ad, it feed, ir schte Ue | section of 640 acres; that a house be con- now. Apply to | Theatrical professions, that he will have fru his eeee | structed 4bereon, and fifteen acres put under cul- PATTIAON, N NQE & & 90. % 2, Ploe and Peal | ment with phove band in a few wee! ders his ser | u ta cost to the tee of a7 Imis®r ‘to any musical professor, band oreom- | tivation three years, ata edged talent about to travel giving to each colonist 820 acres of land or a half ae te ee eoseerene Se ae EN Is | Which he has visited almost every The social position, as well as the ine, sae horas tad made hime practically acquainted | those coneorned in tl ae ee absurd . ui ‘Moat necessary 2 ° pe etd 6, 8, 9, 10and 11 A. M; atl, 2,3, 4, | Gotelicres that his services will prove hy ar xvep anopluees Ag “7 p okt Eta and 1,2,3,4,5, party with whom he: cA Fit at the risk of of the owners thereof, jel6 Bont igh ny ouereteaaht Se Ae Rane EO eat prep se m obtaining possession of pall section fiand which is to them, ‘ai in the first place, hare clit to ed J ee: | sts of ti mine TLLIAM ALLISON, Pronrietor. ee eae Cope moan the lee wel pat i LT tabi ser orier for. ews ban ong Mh profit from his ra | Small ofecs, and thelr accommodations for cabin, secoud eabi Bidet of New | itis essential tho shou | = Passense! , it is well known are superior to eee fied and happy. The grantee iar from | Pe teat eats canted bs eel'c earty apptisasion tu boords cx ls pressed of rable Bue | taking an from him, on he contrary, ives | the foot of Burling slip, or to manufactories, hotels, private reat- | Sen oe pom his aid and pi reek if there rom | it General Passage fice, South er gecind door ral Inpdscares and decorative | Sommers ni oe A STS we A oF gee | . a | wack zk, ise Li see = ‘aang persone eral ‘rtimetcting | and at the same time eg , \F eee sso bar foot Bo- ie ti EB BELDEN, 360 Broadway._| The yeriter speaks of oo 1 ate vane he vg ar to pace Ginis: wes and re | pages aes a * |i oa ag mean & woe | ve days, must be sent Fencuonann TILL MINTURN, 87 South ot.