The New York Herald Newspaper, June 17, 1846, Page 3

The State Bank branches ‘banks together, have paid an average tax at the rate of 88} cents per annum on the $100, or eight mills and four fifths of a mill ag their capital stock. By a law passed last winter to asain ee baat banks, bridge and insuraace companies, all *tsc old banks (except such as have a special clause in their charters fixing the amount,) are required to pay atax of six per cent. upon their profits The Trust Company, the Clin- ton Bank, the Wooster Bank, and most of the old banks, will come under this law, and will hereafter be required to pay six percent upon their profits. This will very materially increase the amount which they will pay to the State, and it places the old and new banks upon the same footing of equality. The total tax dupjicates of the State, in 1645, amount- ed to $14,169,469. The aggregate of all the taxes as- sessed for 1845, including State, county, school, town- ship, and road taxes, and all other taxes assessed upon the grand list, amounted to $2,295,509, being 15 mills on the dollar, or one dollar and fifty cents en the hundred dollars of the grand list. The real property of the State stood upon the tax lis, of 1845 at $10,185,744, and the personal property at $35,974,725. It is believed that the whole taxable pro. perty under the new law will be five hundred millions of dollars. Upon this sum a levy of five and a half mills upon the dollar, will raise a tax of two millions seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars. This would be a sum sufficient to meet all the demands for every purpose for which taxes are required to be levied, in- cluding State, county, school, township, and road taxes, and every other tax levied upon the grand list. The whole amount of taxes paid by the banks of Ohio this year will not be much less than thirty thousand dollars. The movements of other departments of the banks of Ohio than those given above, were, on the 4th of May, 1846, compared with February annexed :— Banxs oF Onn: Ang ee May ‘ne be Notes of hovel ow 2 + $1, 064, od 54 107,038 seats eae 1orss2 16/088 ui 139,205 Ferbreat state ; “ ‘Treasure: 772,708 92,442 — 1,088,274 — 42,177 4,067,517 218,698 "518; ‘976,91 5 = Orhor bilities 22221 1,320,728 682,375 — 638,353 The amount of State tax during the present six months, was $12,799 59. Ave! tax paid per annum on each $100, of bank stock by the Independent Banks byt by State Bank branches $0.80.4, by the old banks Old Stock Exchange. $2000 U 86s, 1962 10536 100 she East Boston Pa, 15 1000 Ohio 6s, 1860 beamr m RR 53 20000 Penn 5s" ax 400 lo Ey $000 do 68° 30 do 33 53 Sake a fof jo * 13000 lo 33 77% 1500 do 33 53 3000 do Tg 100 do 9000 Reading Mort Bds 783g 150 do 53} 50 shs NO Canal Bank 40. EI do 390 53; 200 Farmers’ Trust b30 273% 100 ¥ 960 53) 200° do. a lo stw 5t * ¢ 330 27 100 Mohawk RR 33 51 25 lo nw 27 200° do 52 30 do b30 27 10 Utica& Sche RR 117. 150 Morris Canal UX 25 Nor & Wor oO do baw 15 0 lo tw 50 Canton C. btw 9% 175 = do v3 59) i do 3% ©3000 do 59! 100 Long faland RR‘) 39% 100 40 3B stan 5 230 ‘do. 5 Im 2 Reading RR a3 69) 100 do 810 35; 69! 50 do bio 33; ins 960 69) 20 do be0 36! 30. 70! 250 do Bem do 3 Ohio 6s, 1960 no ep Tetyt’ Loan a0 a7 Stance so | SS 330 27 an do Be 2 lo 830 27 oy do 1036 = 200 paren RR b30 i 9 Cantgn Berip te 1% Nor a Wor RR 310 s Bho tidRR ae 3 bis 30% ee New Stork 2% she Canton Co” 83 39% Mahe Harlem RR cash 53 J do- (830 35) FY “4 bis FR 50 Long Is] RR 4 Et o Canal 53 M4! hae fv 189 35 Nor & Wor DIO 50%, Married, In oro city, on Tuesday 16th inst., by the Rev. J. El- Liott Tho: yn, WiuLtam Parsons, of Paterson, N. J.,to Sanan M. Hacoexrr, of this cit; Died. On Monday morning, after a lingering illness, Mr. ‘Tomas G. Connor, in the 42d year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends, the members of Washin, ne woepeciflly ipvited to attend the f ee | No. 10, are respec ly_invi atte! e ful ft his late residence, 208 Canal street, on Wednesda: eitornoon, the 170 the 17th iast yolock. iis remains wi Greenw EER eR a ALE INVESTIGATION, OF THE WONDERFUL CHA: GE .OF INCEST. 18 tral extreopdinary ya sicher of this city, was charged borrisle srume oft incest y his children, will be i: 180% at "The Folice Gazett Genre street, in a — twent y-fonr pages, con- cining ei the important te: ony taken before the magis- trate, with his opinion and ‘decision. 1st—The. testimony. comprises the charge of the sds incest end testimoay of Mrs. Jane Ann Wi ter of the accused, and the principal cuaplalemns, 2nd. s.atements of Almira Burtnett, another diss jous conduct of the acensed ; Strange absence of witness, and an dar hich Daniel Burtnett, in which Dan’ artnet, | this plop a hie AGP A kg jons rs; Return of Mrs. ‘Aims vAtrempeto muzzle the press ; Its failure ; ‘The press vier be text imony of Mrs. Aims, in which she denies the Tova sister, but makes strange developement. ol th— The sate w= sana of td farmed: Alleged foul conspi- racy; Hoi : ‘State nette Pitt pe a ‘esti - iy fer ari A ments of Ant htt ‘all against Riser’ Me Waddell An “item einer be ml | 9 in womens ad NB. Blunt, coun: Clerk of Police ; con at Sr Sitges sii ® ecdptare precepts from on Shon Seman Y : RaJenieg m4 jaskel! eto ments»of Aun ieee aA is Of Aumn “A ‘MeCiyman, a servant ; Ca- ‘of Dansel a is Burmett, the complainant ; Somnam- a festimony of Amest F. Aims, « 100 in-law of accus: ce—Awful t tres urga of scenes snes at Bellevue Hospital, with Dr. eee ‘of Mary Van Vecton; Amest Aims again; oft ‘manner of thro i mii of rae Wa Waddell wrth “Alma, pea reas; Miss Wilk waster at its + clerag Levii oa ee re ngul mon, < james E. lia cay i or Mees Aime, Met 3 Amsest fines Scene at ” Ri gred ing’ walks; a nde of retelicccion of the » Wade haracter vl Character of Daniel Burtnett rs Gusta- aie ee et ws: cn: cine aaa Bees 7 An sie aba of ac- Mrs. Aims; Mrs. Wa ide} Ys male sol % testi ,, mid final opinion of “a Een ot ernie Orders ‘sent from country of ¢.ty agents aia M4 sttonded to. Terms cash. me BLOUMINGDALE L ayd i, rr yest the public rye =) jc en car BREAKING (AND BO rake ve nevis lowe ‘and anes, Company, No, J rather doohg somree’ ent Fen peaiicneract o to| “pias Lor ay 0 cont f+ hte eee pe costamnton by fire, Sera cere ERT betas, Taga _Josern Strona, Sec’y. me CHANG rot ested to call at the p wk Saf eashe int taeda and de- FE Peer Sugg ad inter ie!7 ae Bom ete Bieredit wrest nota wn = aw nee etal mar ll “Tent Alba ia! fhe, ay Teegraetiane oF Keer! aren erm porns, at low Sates Bimost ene. jel7 it*re irk bay 4Natk , a4 ee &é, from isabel ease, ot is ra anges recommend re fit ke Ly. ARC, ein H etna om i TOYS! LUYS! Ts DRUMS and Brass Ceanoa Aa the th of Jaly, sie way, corner o le cheap, ght haut Ror 36 Boyne, ea hs filter view Wormpa or mouth proce, Ges Mes "Ail orders pumete ally atte e el “ leaf, al 1 AQ BAL Hiya et, im 40 beles Havana Tobace <%, leaf (old Teron.) wrappers for | sale in Jots to suit purcha- scares y OWBER’S PATE: Anis itr LE ROY & CO. sT A KEN, bid erie wees Some Tit Th Dichenannat tie, o2 we ‘Oa eosin Ered from the Green of the Ely- ig Coase ‘morning A a feasting of she OX will _ommivee vi ete 09 cgi Alas nies i le nae ward, Lieut, Pyne” and N Ran Pi as sr Ns ww Ye “parts of tre Vavited to partake of tee ferent parts of the pik d At7o’clock, a Dani aod the Cotill no) e Maared palate hi Turtle will be served up in | Extra ass will i ply ni a ig ae GE. as Fielge f MeCrthy's He” during the ay and eve- direction of day + eo nod com By 3 N , Per, ireland, Swit Gervel ite! Me Cerihes Babess Chamberlin, James Wa empl, Bol "Crh waka | ancing—Capt. Wright and Capt. Parker. WanteD sear pe ED.—A servant ir], one that” can come well re- can co commended, good cook, washer, be a Protestant—noue other need apply. No. ry Te- sa must | 53, Morton | jel? it*re store. or by note, # SITUATION =, bya rempentle x0 young woman, ‘ham! ‘washing and iron: . Good city pee He given. “avply ‘at 128 Bleecker st, WANTED, very Touporsabie ation as nurse and smal ae oecunty soley by also understand ng. ai at 64 Prince street, in the ase aie will be ee jet7 1? me | SITUATION by a respectable young woinan 16 or 17 | t work or nurse, or plain sew- fo. 100 Barclay strect, va floor, back 17 2 me man, a German, a situation as Seal Good reference can be given. Apply at No. 11 javier r WANTED. SITUATION as Chambermaid, or todo general one in a private family, by &@ young woman. ec best by applying at 71 Bayard street. L abont if years of age, to leam he els. — Toan i] oe this he Id it Pansieh Cutter.— ANTED, A an Agi BOOKKEEPER AND SALESMAN — i ape Salceceeern es acquaintance, wilt meet with a good situation and sie = WANTED, ar the ate, No. Wen stode KEW active, Young Men to ‘Agents for the sale of new tans $300 over and above thei iss? with an. pans French, German ad eee | jw* re to act as teed of g employ will, no doubt, a wens, have his iCH’S cen paid. ae fata ME rane ie ei af se jad Avply HUDSON RIVE ing Books shenecepen © in iS jer prt such statements, pects of the ndereainings an ‘ rom it when in operation, i as will nye ertar a not wall Be opened at the pl tional ‘Tals "e ‘Wikinesdays the 17th heat wi b! relgek, tu attend the faneral of our late worth: mas G. Conroy. By order. . P Harr. Sec. UF eo since. cS tase 0 mpet at their sreeday, 7, suse one ook, P.M. wil ea ed rary a and Joc: y—now ‘doing a goo real, inter- | je16 3t*re = Tri atu fit for the Diamond Pe: FAMILY ce two. o1 Pane Soot, <i or wit BROWN’S REFECTORY, HILADELPHIA—For Bale—The stoc irtaass, og | {Good will of the above well known establishment. ‘To the business, satisfactory evi- ent succeasti) Sod manage: | i Dea ctor of b Fae ae ae ld jon sete two B 0 LET—two rooms, and tea, oF full oer Sut one cher” boarder, i Ee rower mo eae rea st 1D n Heaeet wor! opie al Leste! hick they feel coubdeat w yrements, which they fee! othe comfort ursts and be found ac Atter Jaly isth, they ‘will dine at 1 nd 3 ood WEL C Wer NG SALOON FOK SALE, rietor of the Americyn aud French Dining Se Raperets is all sr che Yoose, ne sioben sited =. iinmnediate vicini aa rf reapectaulp | ie a Ae Bee pen ee the at- oomar in the business, as canbe GOSLING. tora | to the Art of Sd os ee ey i Fie [na Ly. ly of indirect advan- crip to the Stock irst_of September | Lal jaces required by | Eee | have Fol ao 10, are requested to meet at Na- 4 NG. N eal fh, ° GLO. wipes June. NG. LEA WARGAIN mpi ell selected and no dust, all | Dit MEWis FEUCH ANOER, iberty street. hree single gentl be ac- ‘with delightfully’ situated rooms on’ the | 8. SROAB, No iy Wall basem, on | theik par | Hover rei ea rater ett aaa te di"the richest Linde clent fen Fa he Th ith | SES y lle te Vane ie ras ot gra ve ais Re sistil fay us | are ache tare resale ay pay i Pan nest tion of iemmsgere visiting this city to examine this magnifi- | cent collectis | A. Sirah Caper Bir ny Seeds of ere en the following ino, t, | Wamee or Chines Rect Ae ‘Aborde wat oF Birlee Bird, oan rose 1B omae from ¢) it Indies, Cy = sauraved « V ahowany Case of fa their. intrinsic worth, as the and companions of life ti time, 1 the same place two blue var Sui Filet Cases Ae ped, - names Gharnere. end Fiemans vse @0 by Sin. Se sat other, . Van 9 " ar, about half ¢ ont eo cere be cheerfully paid, with essary, the ‘edve ‘Dr. Mott's : iH Mow, Soniy 2. re owrere cen e, as whoveworiol PLENDID-N HOGANY and ng Plat ae 9 ovcioek, at the the * Apollo, iY: Ay niles, Sounatag of Paro, hall aid bedroom Furniture, of | i sea, led the aside is wich red velvct,and eoutaining above cuses are ee: oa much beyond ors, bedrooms and halls; ‘Also, one du ture, manahip Cir Parlor Chairs, aud Cent For full particulars, see aaction head in morning papers. ant at ofthe sey Soe cuamerared, and and if ne $25 oe REWARD, He 9 ioc at. 7 BERING. AND SUMMEK SLOTHING- slowing fit CO.’S, 102 Fulton stre ions will be pre: | ly. pee CLOTH 'HING Wah ANDERBILT, 33 Fy aiden ane Case betwens Willey, aaa je Gentlemen’s and a ready made, which will by and "e Che hing Extablishment i New ds of Garment sold ‘wholesale or retail, very low. LEFT-OFF WARDROBE A AND FURNITURE Tih highest price can be obtained by ladies and gentlemen who wish to dispose of their na werarebe and furni throm the Fos Oi sie wilibe pasa ren iat on iewill be pr . 3 LEVENSTYN. ae roadway. up stair, Ladies can be attended to by Mis. J. Levensty myl¢ Im*rre GENTLEMEN’S WANTED,” ‘WARDROBES Gea auer Pemilige Sy is well Pre Aree og ke., may do so to ry sending for ber, who will attend at gure resi Vern by rela, ¥. Alive the 1» OF “otherwia ually attended to. SECOND HAND CLoTHINe and Feraitare Rae aod Goats highest cash ‘Chashata 2 street. yaa td punctually at | faci new and second-hand Cfothing, rae forcash. _mi8 im*re Drigg giyen for all kin Secon NBA line through thi tended to. Constantly on CAST OFF cng oi FURNITURE : Ee cece me, ss Ry ne! noes mal = eee ‘can be attended to by Mrs. M. 8: COHEN. ab tmoe Se J. WARWICK, ways on jel? Tatar WM, W.SHIRCEY, Aucn Bryryuesn STUFFED BIRDS wt Auction, by. H. a is Day, We th, i "clock, atthe sales Foo iy Wall i reserve for ‘ash, 200 stuffed de, in cases of 1 10 singly, pre- poms in the ‘ked fer shipping, or to carry out of town, ‘ fons uw) ys sales room, 17 ‘all street, stock of Rosewood ‘Walnut and Ni Fumi poe Ts ag I ho an rede rao jel? 1t®me MO bros UNDERSIGNED is now receiving orders for views ‘upon York, wisich will be soon compl lated inches inlonathe ead tre re compensa ings, places of business, es denies, steam kets, &. A number of the inters, a Cd maker apply at the office—also ng agents, und persons cape Office hours from Ln alé im*rre sate 2 SORTER BELDEN, 360 Brondway. | THK i padersigned res] assortment ded “were W. HL ‘DEGHO ae {2 Fulton st, it. meat of col Fi WORKS tre now offered at the above place, ang rons bog chica atben, a es ee in general, axe requested to and’ private. parti 1c: im*r hyie Arti “Tita Wi Wo ORs asta theatres, fear sd es sured in t off clothing cash price my27 Im*r 206 Front sureet. Qu Sant PO RAT Lnna dessa ew Bas OF Fine Gold, Rolled Silver, Rouge and Craciblen, a- HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS. A W. SPIES & C « offer al ierv, Guns and Gun yw prices for . 69 Wi trbet. PR GARY ERIGOINE hare 4p ty is ew, fe new Miah h a aplendid ent of emien’s Bosts and Shoes, all new, and French | fashions, made under our own inspection and warranted, Bold low for cash. yholecal and retail. orks ci Sea tlorghons, Woes! to un Lil re THORN CHAMPAGNE. FRESH Ryo CE anion of te ote: aaahat Ws Ee ta ia ganlemen wna we Bsa ih of thi is now superior to Country, amd Price than that ef beat Bess, C. LIVINGSTON & or ey marl! istf re 20 LEND ON GAG! fuctive Real Estate Nee LINEN SHIKTS. Mee MEH &FARR, (€ Broadway, ler, and warrant ES ; the inet pa spetteras and finest needlework characuerise "REO blah crecated for any part of thé country. my27 lm#re GEKMAN SILVEK. er ecceaed essai te an} ise MAGASIN JAPANAIS, oo Dyan STREET (between Brosdway and Elm st.) A. Riy iy amore ah ee and getlomen whe se femabing lowing an- Or master of the Dutch jiture of any taken toi "omit sneiens # paint antiquary Javg Srarrows, ‘Thrushes, Linnets, Chatliaches John street, most of the cage birds in the | the ship Henry Pratt, from Liverpool, per John Grieye. Jelestere sites ving nes this ey ae Tr tat | ness a: ie from £4: for, | to dispose of all of t sepa vai names, 60 48 to | right, of left, | jen may | atk sein. Infanery. KANE'S PATENT Ry BATHING Ss Sere | I BF sald no icy ne | § svcas fe my23 Im* rre DR. HULL’S TRUSSES, AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS. Te oprerioriyy of ‘ity of Dr. Hull’s instruments over all % A ag by the most eminent physicians in ager inthe et | Bion Sold in bottles at 75 cen oa ery, comer street. 5 ‘Brooklyn. “WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No,7 SPRUCE Also by Mrs. + An SA the: IL, fk A a ge ‘at any other ewe | greanks Sead orien ree “ov nb ees Ba Ly “PEARL STREET 7 HOUSE, SUBSCRIBERS, AM; lar Establishment, aoa in the 1 SCOTT'S BAZAAR, 1% cast of Br GANDs acc Sr ay ees to 8 eres raed te onhiter thee ne bos } rhowee in 8 ae or Style, hapes to | r jetoplease the | w | moat fa ti eat jy ty Eat] ee IT alears End the house ni | See ri thing the market affords in ¥ and Segars, Ste: | Shope, Cold Cuts R |. Tea, Coffee, in fact « large ‘assortment. of re te wwevae oweek s atnight. Plenty of rooms for wire parties fT Santamaria 5 iT? eens see FAINTERS, &o— Tey altighest, Brice argc Ooh wba Foros tah fee ih aaeliet! Wes a MouE? I LE ete Eee. fi Soe Saag |-2 cers on eH TR At Hi — eater 3, DRUGGISTS aN PERF er DEALERS Tl cath iy BROAD- DwWAre tie inbyener a et 4 to lo sks ee ona Teen on rd ven ee tg cea a D ON BOND AND Mi ana ait “wat Or 4e2* twrre OOT AND SHOE STORE, \orcr-7a pai 5 pe ye N iverivar ht ee ae is prermlee; without r Coats cleaned or dr ie at 90 per cent less ie) ety 35) 14 Falton im iret daar from Broadway: CENTREVILLE COURSE TROTTING. 18 Wall street. BOND AND MORT- Hicants, on pro Annie t6 5. ‘roton Water | ‘Oftice, my26 Im Louis Clark, of Boston: Win. Whelan, of N. Yo Admittance to Course fifty cen’ jet? 2*re Auct x ACK WALNUT, M4 Ma. ODN BLA unted mec rome ws mahogany, black walnut and painted, all of jor r workmanshi ‘Chairs, from the highest to te Lowest grade, for par cperecod Parlor Fu) inst. ths luplicate set of colepdi admired at the sale of —Catalogues are now ready. DEL OF NEW YORK. the canopy of his Model of New These views vary from | are represented for a moderate ion. They include rej meprosentations of public buil ries, hotels, private resi both landscapes and onan Of transacting business. ISTOL GALLERY. | peony informs his rpose, being The pistols Rncell eeasoe re of English make, and of the, bext e day and eveaiags CHAS’ F OTTGNON lw*re “Nos. 15, 17 and 19 Canal FIRE WORKS—FOURTH OF JULY. NEW YORK LABARATORY. BENNETT, 196 Front street, two go jenth of Ful- most extensive and ee ijant assort- isting of ehonory and signal rockets, with gold an ans fans, pa eruvian cross Fortiele lights, iver seroll wl crackers, double oa Conmineee for Pe ey and me ytd displays, military ties, most liberal terme withthe ‘abov ementi ‘inate | Imving been selected my27 im*r FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKS!! ) ever manu- dSitoated by can be mriniere sepenere Pisces, “Saal ela Jersey City, N. inclu ship. lights, false sone eaay restos cs for supplying | to or Wert et vessels, cane be Pa shusined bt spPlying pan. AND GROCERIES. has'tn store, and is daily recerying {rem oo ype eine) tof and Groceries in all | are of ~ f # mall Fwd) on ee | be wali ound i Hyson tea at 6s, | dat 4 tt . x gual by Salone, Kowenone and wer Ten at Green and Wel ure at ag and New Or- 6d. and. 4s, 7ibs.; Brown aes tneether with ach arte ‘Teas, Groceries, &e. Families, and dealers trom the | ‘are invited to call and examine the above before pure 8 250 Greenwich street, corer Mi iy, 428 | ich, cor Vestry, and 76 Vesey, near Greenwidh street. BLIC IN” Gi of every descri m ingrain. 84 conte per yards pociab cont » Table Covers and wis cleaned, | From 25 to 75 conta; Dresses cased. fi or washed, from 30 cents to | ro | i ts te Ps do, 25 to 50 cents. "aMITH, W hier treet r N. Terese cash. re ene SEAMES, CHAN ee a D HALL da | CHANDELIE IE, ‘opened one pe best selected ap Lampe, ‘nd Girandoles. now in th iS of se eh erie: NMongage Daniel Webster. bl. g- Newburgh. AMERICAN EX ner Delaney and Chi horses on ‘Thursda; ees titended for sale mi before 6 o’clock, this evenin cents. J jel7 it*re ', No. 121 | pepe street, second block German ease for gual ealtyand " i ‘Ail i rt of the Brooll ya tece of redial ny Rime JOEL ebb cor- | treats, “ecu eae ot | Entran . jOHN WILLIAMS, Proprigta ‘A SPLED BID ‘Tot of pairs and pe Hor or pileat the Western Hotel, at Jersey City, just = Foss the Wostem part af the Bate of New Vor. | sei otere BAY Han er a and k stable fae A waddle hates: Mogi at FF at | 7 SALE To tag Saddle aera t just the right 33 6t*jab HOUSE V WANTED immediagely in Brooklyu. A) twa story (brick or cottage frame house, with, without attic. It must be in a pleasant ‘and goo a ni Tsons on of any | New Vork Fort Oitee, Bo 18s: jel itsime ood, and convenient to the Fulton fprry—situation | Bea e Heights preferred, ‘The family is composed of four | s not to ¢: 90, Per annum. ‘At dress mabe Serhan iene he ete myl3 ita ree rier aud dealer ia | jon, offers for ‘A FIRST RATE OCHANCEIFOR A SMALL | roperty—For sale, in consequence of Subscriber £0. | an Nished stan where the | inquire of Go WESTBROOK 4, ei I» Searles and Skylarks. In fact, "Nee om known 'N. B—Black and Tan King Charles’ Spaniels, received by josey street, py ane female i in stead TH a SAGh SONG IN Ji STREET. | PpVHIS hi hl : had Cosmetit an ffectuall: TON. ‘ighly valuable jie will effectually cure erup- a chy teteer, tan, frecdes a sabia, Tae ATi Lae Pine Lon for @ short time, wil itco plow: api? ‘meth ng We lease, furnit house and two ten jeys, of an old , kept by the mubscriber for the Inst 13 jodging pays m rent. For particalars fixtures of a stag | bie. LOST—A red Bull Terrie ef dog, € oni d, with ears slightly cro ed ore nat cee . be paid Ture | Mr ©, Par Hine NittI as ea eB EL | brilliant Act of “ Pei KING oo Lg the lates from sale by AL 5 Sohn our mikes fomle ty A, Orne 3 fh conibnaneer Ro. ae N. B=] the curioys, in distant at paid) | cone Rive “an Importer and dealer in Bi THE REAL BIRD itaptt of the mak ees prevrive warbling | a: —— a light work, apply as above. MARINE PAVILION, ROCKAWAY, | 2, i fe ee a 1 — ‘Jet tsciare HIRAM CRANSTON. NITED. if of ‘iS years of age, Ee seein, with he will open f¢ Ist of, yee Famifes desirous ‘oF obtal resin | wil be as phy Lee residences, by whet Co A FURNISHED ROOM 0 peaks neighborhood of the Battery, and gonve- | : Tarnished room, in « house \pply at 38 Pea street. cant ey Profe x ee Hats te dust introduced are for sale by er i it, ’ my? Im*re cET, Pata Cotas Bes eosin? aT imis@r Ee Ae Re yr ' sie —Mil Bo HAC LA hing to £0 08 Mecamnan *, Wire on re "10 Py je ter ime TO LET, NDMmediate Possession veu— Wondcais UMBREL- iment. wa che fixtures =e | | for sale. If smme- | ho = some of | ved the ap on of thy wang: | ei I * f lishment, 137 rat Relate il sciatica, 3 | proprietor. JeQ Iw *ro The new style i ige Fulton st., Sua Buildings, | PANAMA HATS~A fine aoriment for sale by C. KNOX, Hatter, | 128 Fulton st., Sun Buildings, md Br cime HION Al Re RAW oe ae yet i eit ‘ *EATTISON, N NQE & CO., 25 | poner st Cini erverate — t 1; Del ae quarter Daa fat 3,Na eatin. | thor HE FISHING | jet7 tere jet Ze | prs and classic; her graceful ab dt} bding on besephoci, tok tare Vronieng | er rake) the devk a Herald fice, = ‘ der. the Napoleon of the 7 o’elocl ugh nde States, Cana | whieh he has vi ria, ee 4 Pit, wee BY Win Gebers PAs rEnaate formed, ist time “be le, larble; Jacob Sims, G. Barrett: Widow Deb, M iss Crocker. To cone! ‘WOODSMAN—Sauy ville, Vac Jonas, Fis Mabel, Ve ‘ermon, Doors open at 7 o’clock—perlormauce to commence at pre- cisely Tig orelock, le wi y Hardhead Mr. M OW RAY THEATRE —Weduesday Evening, June li— BY nforied te new std go Last’ OF THE THOUSAND "4 DON NEN ite) Kerim, Genii of the Lai Master Yeoman; Is Scherazad er Boxes, Pitand eee 12) rs Open at 7 0’ ce o’clock. ASTLE GARDEN.— Wednesday Evening, June i17—The ung’s amusements will open with the overture of La Polaces a 1’ Herold’s mpa. Intermission o hments, After the promenade, Le Doi euiment! Sunday, a graud selection of Sacred Music, Admittance 25 cents, NHALHAM ‘THEATRE! ety [Oe rth moa thathe pettoram see eait June 7 Dhe pet formant thy drama of the WAKE Ly ohwston} Clanronald, Booth ‘To be followed by the drama tie PE LA —Solon Shingle, Yankee Hil Winslow Mr Bootit; Mex Otis, Mrs La Forrest: Grace, Miss De Zos ‘o conclude wath the farce of A WIF RA FOR Nathan Tucker, Yaukee Hill; EF) 1 ‘packer Bellamy; Angeli- | que, Mrs Booth: 34 before § hy the popular dram: a DOC ie Mr. Bo cide; Baron de Fadaise, Mr. Chip) ; Y ippend To a eect tw ich SOULE BE! — D ) ROOM Ney | | pars open st To’elock, to begin ae Oelock Precisely PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE, CHAMBERS STREET ER, the celebrated German “Bee Miss Roberts ; Dulcimer Pip isting of Various su tal Feats, er atural Philosophy and Ma- announces to his many the purpose of giving a series ‘ol whieh he flatters himself, from duction, will give the most give additional effect to hi of Palmo’s Theatre has bee decorated, the pele present F EN moguificently iiluminaced, “Gh ronage experienced on a former occasion at Niblo’s, H. A. begs to assure the public thatno pai will be spared’ ta me: Tita renewal of their favors. Tickets 50 cgnte—Children under ten, half price. Poord open at 7—Performance to commence at 8 o'clock. ox OF ce open from 10 A. M. ta 4 P. M., where Pal may be secured. ate Boxes, to admit four persons, $3. usiness, Herr Alexander can be found at between the hours of @and9, A. M. O Ri pei THE GREAT WIZARD OF THE EAST. ME LANGRISHE, having just arrived. from Buro an OP io tp i peared im all the principal cities to s L Before the royal Families of Sel gaser for the first time in Aumeripa ay the evant ne amed Room, fol entertainments, ‘en in their pro- ful for the very liberal pat. th ,on TH wit! plendis bE Ra splendia ee the wonders of who has been engaged, wi! I en for thea tise in this OF the most ‘modern an authors; andalgo.e full and, efficient Orchestra will perform aye, e evening several of the most choice selections [Bahai ‘Tickets, Dress ( 50 cents, second seats 25 cents. foors ‘open at halt Past 7, performance to commence at 8. _JetT | It*re peor ie ALLEGHANIANS- 4 RCONCERT wanes HL hey B Ei ts | Broadw: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE M1. Cardd of admission, $0 cents, to te had at the weual places. Concert to commence a o'clock 1 Quarette—Land ho 1 Hiees uD mth the tigtal (‘Phe land i in sight 1 why to be happy, wait our mountain lay. ‘Thi criptive of the spirit—now jocund, now sad Which emigrants from the Old World i Talley ofthe Went, nerose the great id ng and Choras—from the Lord while the deve wrowain. Es Guncepe te Boldier’s Forewell, drum resout 6, Catch—They say there is an echo and irresistibly comic cate & proof that without an echo. 7. Quaytette—‘The Sailor Boy's Carol—A nautical sketeh 5 Quircete The Soldier and his Bride—Thi uartette—Tne Soldier and his Bride—This piece is fowrded upon the murder of Mist Jat Meftea, he heard the fight was over, iy ie ae wom the wreath of fame: n Original Pivce—Women, tay her mand. Written expresely forthe Alleghaniene, ap Ui Bonar Colmie Nowdeseripe—Orer there 7 12. Quartette—( 1d Sorr: Jel6 2tis®re | HOWES & UU.S NEW YORK MAMMUTH CIRCUS, ‘PRE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT ever organized in the Unite ad Tor a @ peculiar sno house d States, comprising i Men und Horses, re quiring 26 Carriages to convey the performer Hetans, ke. The Em has attached to ft is be, mn Bight Female je |e among wh pre Gresten Bi Female Rider of the e, recently arrived from Paris ADAM eRe ACARTE, whose new style of Equestrian Feats, geal i arly her ows haine hers sat i es naivele with which she chai and Sates eluent arti: rd en wore fanten, Ih he wate They will uppear in’ Jock and. the Salk at V4 milly extraordinary ‘and agility, and_will ride ina two horse act. ‘The comprite 7 ets of or Gym ic, Displayed olor, Mr. HOWE = nd the ‘anapproachable cl Among the Performers is oad i sic eae gy Ne Ua eotar ant wig jWISs: Buor! 1 thelr sie ‘elewant Gymne—g fe? a np Mr. hariorer of bus. wae F- Sixon and his son. |W jac Keolutions. Ti ie Ne Mi Emmit theik Neds Mel fa rete Se Seats i og ae ree talented, and classic performers im we BERNACLE. TA R. TE: - | M MPLETON will have the honor of giving an en: liom hidbabindeatensactensear ane i tertainment consisting of some most popular songs, "Wr eee on sday Evening Next, 17th inst. being a then time his arrangements will permit of his ap- pearance in New Y. seal previou: is projected Northern tour Amongst a dozen song: found the follo: thia, La Bay “The star led banner,” and by d “Old Towler.” repeated on Friday ee 19th is tute. Tiekets 50 cents, to be Jel tfre at the Brook! had at all the muaie stores. GREAT ATR AOLIDN ‘teeing Tyee BOs Puaaday: the tach of ane, 1646; Mr, toy | Wingland } nasioted valyent poentitanes 8 o'clock precisely. During the evening nip tral of I Skill for superiority, between | ts 30 cents, to be had at the Broadway House: Mr. On rooms, 17 Canal street, and Mr. GOTHIC HALL, BROADWAY. HE long promised Mechangeal Exhibition brought to this country by Mons. Geo: Hetz, of Pari ed to the public on Monday next, Jane 1 open for the oped season, = onyaing automate jagician, the M ei ie the pa ‘ambour, tthe Dancing Li ler penile, Benen, | bi mere berfant Tali ore MUSIC, Wher; Clara Merevalle, Ait oy urtain will rise at half past seven roise, by Mis H _ longroise, were Mis Vallee.- Ny Polka, by the Misges Vallee. Medley, Weoaen Thompson, To conclude with the overture Hi P dis and the public generally, his return to New York, for ee and Ringlald. w 1 eppear 8 Com | mbt r, Mr. M, re Ne Yadertul Fate a c oors tase at past 7, perforinance to commence at aud oailiely Gebeeedic Bait of dou the Hidden "Wonders of ‘LATEST INTELLIGENCE, TELEGRAPHIC REPORT. LATH AND IMPORTANT PROM | SOUTH AMERICA. Bavtiwore, Tuesday Night. The brig Hebe, from Rio, arrived to-day, hav- ing sailed from lio April 26. The stock of flour was 58,000 barrels, with no sales, there being no demand either for cousumption or export. Coffee | firm, and good searce. Advices have been received from Montevideo tothe 7th of April. They state that the black troops had revolted, and taken possession of the town. The government was broken up, the Ministers having resigned. There had been a demand for troops, and quiet was restored in a few days. A temporary government had been established. Nothing south of Richmond, and no news by the western papers. Steamer Massachusetts left Alexandria with Pla | 600 volunteers, under Capt. Watson, of Baltintore. IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON. THE OREGON TREATY. TARIFF MOVEMENTS, &e. ke, PROCEEDINGS IN. CONGRESS. In Senate. Wasnincton, June 16, 1646. THE FINANCES OF THE COUNTRY—WAYS AND MEANS. A message from the President was sent in this morning, with Secretary Walker's report on the finances and the | tari. lowing eve de | orophy, 0m each even | The President states that the increase of revenue ren- dered necessary by the war with Mexico, can be met by reducing the duties to a revenue standard, imposing dw- ties on free articles, and modifying the duties on others. Additional authority is asked for the issue of treasury notes. The Secretary's report was also read. He estimates a deficiency in revenue for the next fiscal year at nineteen millions six hundred and twonty thousand dollars, but anticipates receipts from various sources which will re. duce this to fifteen millions, This deficit will also be reduced, if the tariff is modi- fied according to the provisions of the House bill, intro- duced by the Committee of Ways and Means. The en- tire receipts, with this modification, are estimated at thirty millions, but leaving still the deficiency mention- | ed of fifteen millions, The warehouse system proposed, it is estimated, will | further reduce this amount, and the graduation of the sales of public lands half a million more, leaving still over twelve millions deficit. To meet this the Secretary recommends a resort to Joans, or issue of treasury notes, or both, as circumstan- ces may render it most desirable; and at the earliest dates, and at such rates of intorest as may be agreed upon. The message and report were referred to the Commit- tee on Finance, and ordered to be printed. An Executive message was also received, which was understood to be the Oregon treaty. ¥. House of Representatives. Wasuinatow, June 16, 1846. Opened with the usual ceremonies. THE OREGON TREATY. Mr. McDowrxt of Ohio moved a suspension of the rules,in order to introduce a resolution embodying a pro- test against the treaty in progress for a settlement of the Oregon question. ‘The resolution and preamble assumes that this is @ question proper for the action of the whole Legislative power; for the attempt secretly to adjust the matter while the people and their representatives are ignorant of the terms, would be doing injustice to the rights of the people, and “consummated” no obligatory force upon them, therefore “ ved, That int soi erat ie Ce Se Bebe and action upon the same, and submit it to the people for their action End consideration.” The remaining resolutions censure the President and Senate for executive and senatorial supremacy, and for secret conclave, by which to hide their proceedings from the public under the midnight veil. On his motion -to suspend the rules, the yeas were 35, nays 156, So the motion was lost. ‘The House then went into committee, and proceeded with the Indian appropriation bill. ‘TRXAS ANNEXATION. Mr. Prrsnuay, from Texas, defended the act of annex- ation, and the movement leading thereto, from the as- sult of Mr. Culver, made yesterday. THE MEXICAN WAR. Mr. Steruxns made an eloquent speech, reviewing the cause of the Mexican war, in the course of which he paid a high tribute to the exalted genius and states- manship of Daniel Webster, and his none triamphang vindication from his slanderers. The post office appropriation bill was spinsllad re- ‘The Southern mail did not connect at Washington to. day. cE BY THE MAILS. Wasuineton Crry, Junx 15, 1846, Important Intelligence—The Oregon Treaty—The Tariff—Nous Verrons. The Oregen Treaty was signed by the inter- | changing parties at the State Department to-day, at 8 o'clock, on the part of Mr. Buchanan and Mr. Pakenham ; soI presume it will be forthcoming | immediately to the Senate. Mr. Allen, Chairrsan of the Committee of Fo- | reign Affairs, resigned his post this morning. A | consultation will be held this evening as to who shall succeed him. Mr. Calhoun, Mr. Benton, | Mr. Mangum, Mr. Webster,and Mr. Haywood, are be open- | mentioned. The Tariff Bil was taken up this day in the | House by a heavy majerity vote of 34. The North- ‘Trompeters, the Amaai , Nik a ates, be | western men of the Senate say they will show their strength by voting to checkmate the favorite | bill of the Seuth, and kill the Tariff in that body. ppt DTION given on the Piano at two olla per | | th, by a person who understands the profession hi tot the Herald ofsee:” Jel The adoption of the Treaty of Oregon, creates new revolutions in all parties,and men and things. Mr. Walker, the Secretary of the Treasury,said on yesterday to a (54 40) man, of the Senate, (on ae a | the subject of the tariff,) that he was “wnhorsed.’” TA SDAY, No; 425 Brondway, four " . ve pn By F 4 t Rar op on d‘ylotin, continues to tesch ladies and em York kat their own, resideneey if Fe2e8 | sey ° ‘A fal gt a Mate and Paris,Rid | bat ry At on for sale at $23. Apply at 425 cooker ai ie bce i 17 Division street. | an NEAROMTAN RONNETS | asians Cas 1c CABINET NNETS. | repo a nf Bt OIL a ums red to earn | Ww Fancy Sitoner ae eee: as they | Materials, euyare nom te Res eerie fae dias | Beene Mat oar isle, Sth Soa sie i, 4 s anche Es fee a Tek SRT | Ses Nee coat eokahee Briegs, being desirous of elon Te eres pa pelblished for those who will buy weegshaer gin pomp as ent examine his New New Rooms, | TO VOCALIONS, MUBICIANS, ie — THEATERS ae \d or com made himself practical; ftatatios moat necensary an i nseful be believes that his services will prove adi with whom he ma addressed to details jonal wvellere, frintageous 10 aay Carbyn, Manages of the Swiss Bel} Ri ) care of Sol, Smith, B te theatre, ‘a. Louis mailed priorto Cs tad prepaid, wi i ee i pra attention at that time, AMES ARDEN iS NOW OF rear eng eer Ph rt eto ee meta | WILLIAM pporesion ua The following Presidential candidates in the quired i aber } —" have been killed off in the last ten Letters from the South, onde nom ding men here, say that Gene’ ‘ay! ero the Rio Bicek, will be the whig candidate of 1848—and public sentiment settling down so fast as it does, in this quarter, among men of high in- fluence of that party, and of others, give token that he is to be the man. Prtman. Wasutxeton, June 16, 1846. The Oregon phrwieo’ n Commercial Move- The Treaty was not rere to the Senate yester- day, owing to the resignation of the Chairman on Foreign Kelations. The vacancy will be supplied by an election to-day; when the document will be ited. It will be necessary to refer it to that Committee, and ry seen for recom- megine Se its scopuien wil er as bodied. ed rom lay communica: \- tive to the Tat raat ste ‘and Finance before the Senate aU | day. hy fants end tepemanend oo on tea, other articles trom twenty to thirty per