The New York Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1846, Page 3

T Foeniey Rite _Gronos © spar fort him w! best ett ere Had ovebrae 8 ‘ s £, @RY By L TEE = Sareea Fe eld eemher of TH to asgemh tS “ Ser ‘ta general are Pr ee DAvip nao. Ca ote cn jean Rp Eee DOLLARS REWARD. A BEY REMALE .D, from: the green in frout of Lafayette rt louse, of june sae The ctl it ayy ‘of eo amd Cece e Baw: nd “andy hair i i fi , by many ofthe a mon ‘faslnousble au aud wealth: c nan at ihe ema Pees LEXANDER MING, Hance, fe my 4 ‘tit would come Tee Cutlets, | parties with private rooms | DAVID Hone ‘only keeps an amusing interest. and | ae, ay eae day \te str sor, Conn. _ deat lw GAS CHANDALIERS, &c. ORAM & HAUGHWOUT, Sis 263 L, ay, re mectially avi nage the attention of £0. ee | tlicrs, Peadaats, Brackets; Moutie Lights; and all ther fures necessary for either privare dw: flings ‘or public build: | Pr reat variety of 4) newest patterns Gi: oh ‘In rema 5 ficient to Tee timet ieall tude by Monet: Coralie. dC, | Ehiledste jis, whose on ep Mm facturers is esta- d by the moat wi d \ satimony. Hi A utieman in (Washing | beter the late so ined ee celebrated the Trustees of randoles, I the latest improvements in ‘air, pays this handsome | ‘orks, wen to Eu- rams. at the request of | oie rine! ufactories I, ¥ Wieiiesrtue ehenralter' ead ie In his report cays 3 ea War pis fliow CR teh ad ately re-fitted and furnished although he visited those places for ‘ed :—Cloth Coats, from $8 to $16; Alpeces, Coats, from hegeet tb, Maaaes Coa seeking specimens of suberice exeell ne for the c| Bee $5; Thin Coats of Li an April, w! Mr guee te dwellings, he foand none to su 3 cen igtol EA pars ts, wo $8. Merine jon . Phia, inthe combination of ¢ mat Bale tone Sid ocket Beaee Me Cronscoly os Host of tat Rogueway Peril perfection Of finish nC. © Krk from Ne to $3; Sati it hors $2'to $i Summer yas, | yt 1, Jackson, atthe Ex ree Baltimore; an ei arrany . & Co. are suc! ev are reme joths, , plied with their moat approved and desirabl tings, es ghich IE ies cd the Bea. will be kepe. ithe location ts the bez 14s eal shel pedi toy ni ADMITTED to. be TWEE: STEVE por | ‘The Pavilion at Rockaway, La 1. _will remain ander the | SLAGE LACE —HANTILITS—VISITES AND | Sent cheaper tha any other store nthe ey. Sier,_| Aart of Mr. Comecams ‘wie, dering the cummes onthe, SCARFS AND Fancy Parts SRA witars, NOT ICE. | Sateen oH a2 im*s | et from Havre, a very choice | J Nocofthe above desitable and airs eos, ‘the styles ier Sten me rp be perigs bone stan | SARACEN'S HEAD, i2 DEY STREET, N.Y. | souchleieicen, The ensartiscara ot prevent compisc, end | Bie’ bys peice, that the accounts of the | a emer ane Ney | sonal es. nese! the most desirable in the city. A'UNSWORTH, | Sex willbe etied by HE Lhimbeer a Bis Ofce a the | that he has recea ‘ap hie house Jed 1w*re 42 John Dated this 16th dav of April. 1946. aimere | ™ ot ce eee eaten of of este 10 OOO BEAMS News tnd Book Paper, viz— TO TAILORS. | teh che poe nyheter xen one met areas '’ 19.24, 16 v0 30lbs Per ream, For SALE—a Tailoring Establ:shment—a good location | _, Dinners from 12 till \agclenks and Cold Cuts, Chops, Stakes, ; lecexeta shee tae baeseicy natin Tat esl | "Hleetstr PR ted oer seyupans nemo “ ccupant is going {nm ot | “ en tal to juvest ew ill fi d porraalty which Wom | no hows in New » and Alen, W ‘Wines, heey ke., rif ESSE K BROOKS, 66 and 67 Nassau st PRIN1ING Paper of any size or quality manufactured to order ot short hotige, at their extensive Paper Works, Wind: | je20 wre | ould tsform he kecvs, mon Bird Garand Willow where. Mi pr poy iuto street, Jeld a#re ment of articles usually kept im Pcp tise ered tha they ean be ts. WILDER hevin i cy col Pane. ia Dye f Exublishine Peart street, opposite oe Greenwich street, 357 IRV CAGE MANUFACTORY, 136 Spring street, be tween Wooster ani id Lenrens street.—Tne subscriber his customers an tantly on havd a ages. of ev a w Ware, Iso, "Wa askets, Mats, and Wooden Wa: cought KELLY. je19 tm’ fysprgcel the house . moe earns rer ie or sgle geutlemen | te boarders, Dinner boar sccommodated, Re: | nee boarders can jevimene™ | ae iE SCARFS AND | je aiticles are very well to tex £ oe Wiebe & eerie On hand, thar hey tam tay ty bere th mm dyed ‘either ave black, | Nils "ata ad re > and branches Hall Pi.ce; 275 Bi ec rand street, 740 Broadway wan new: BLEACHING POWDERS. 100 Geeks Bor Boyd's Bleaching. ERNE HS priced and r sale bj jel9 tere oT PERSSE 5 and 67. Nass mst. | KAW WikarPING PAPER. | 2000 REAMS JUST vidre and for sas, by— Jel9 3t* re | COAL LAND FOR SALE. | | | © & BROOK: 65 and 67 Nassau st. NE undivided, one half part of the best and largest quar: | ry of Au nition to the and’) ta Penn Cox kege the east, ompany on the west, both now in fall workivg operation, Will be sold cleap.. Hor further perticulaes, apply £0 Je19 Im*z&e ‘Dessnsares ebay iit €o., Pa, | PATENT SHIELDED VICTORIA SHAWL | AN OODWAR are the ~ named ward, May 7 to. goths article, bi deavoring to mduce dea! hasing the fae eacor okey seu nomin: =a at of armation tn parties, w vere penalties, impose August, 1812, ol the United lars for sollsirains Judgment for the sume. Bronklyn, Jane 9, 16 BRATEN AHL, from Broun :cawer « to find Charles’ Lincen. arding C thon re jet8 eer NOTICE. Fi nee D* to pain Uotece ‘Rice ca bes yeh Leer B. shoulders, yes iwer jel lw re tion at law, by conveying, iad te y possessed, tO ever, by no means secures par Hows aniele from ery honeratl ALLEY’S MAGICAL PAIN jw situated at 208 - ean be sorugea wi peed fo-an gutraih : nwa tiso hire for drill rooms, ~NEW BOOT’ A AND § SHOE No. 69 Maiden er of Wi BAGARY & TiactNe” have rrr this new D DIAPER. PINS. ny BRO tHERS, Brooklyn, New York, | Jepally anthoriged mauulacturers of the miele; othe United Staves, which authority | article, inv ‘of a pateut granted to Thomas Wo: 7th, 1842 The great favor awarded by the vari ncipled person to i by manufieturing one, and is don’ the publ It is understood that has the effrontery to | inst the consequences ke any property he and ven of this spurious arti has secared himself’ consequences ade nd the public ent Shielded. Pin arias | | enters To "ise e wierd will ho have: Iso rendered L pace tg liable to se- | ved by an ct of Congress, approve Te can be suedtorin any Courtot Records ‘One bel! of rhe fines (one handied ry office.) is awarded to any person who su" + jel8 1w*re , oerinany, wishes Please nddress any informa | the sume to Wim. Radde, 322 Broadway, N. ¥. + es he rmership between A. eearr ae | UX, je18 3t¥r RACTOR Depot is Can ee oy the ouly. End best article: for sarayea Wieseree adverts as the 1% other Hlace im New alley, acky mowledge or faraish, com teres hl Bhat a's Sete, th EI ATED rior to the common Water street “THOS. OTIS LE ROY & CO. , lam street. | vites you to call and examine before pure! eit | Assionne’s pare blishment w! gece & spl a. jemen' 5 ait new. BoMifar, eese Boag ‘own sone foe. ‘casts, wholesale and ‘olleit ty jerks and deal: sand ea ne ont new sok he fore archer ieewbage We tn caah princiole Wersfore Cy ‘ondereell aay ome A Mouser suet thers 3 Sie ern the medical w te cash Livery je wi ches, cabs, bor: oe. te ‘anted, Farge, amis hondeed lla We Futniture amd Ua: | 4 cist ra } ann, » alread: one trial, at RBS th teldiaebabeare | Reeth foi ae ae | jem Mere md i eh 1 - WANTED, PTW ts Ok iGINAL OFOD! Dis New for tas gale of sew Sa popes fatiiatione | tespel Neckand down, Goat, Cramp bg.” Recomintied over and above ‘will be insured to them in by brs. Shae ITCHELL,. Pro in the N. 8, Pg an TE cubes make ond Poles S conte « bow one. ot | $288 per zor Clee of al capense, iqlesch man ll hay to have 7 -e 0 to jai ico NFMENCES cipalty sige cs ‘our Untou. All letters must ja. tayls imere Vy emery FIRE WORKS—FOURTH OF JULY. at NEW YORE LABARATORY. se Bat Scape ote, At i sold by J. GEORGE | pewtef yk ied etite ad slives ar aa ice eg. SANes er nin: [keg palm trees, pyramids, kous, Fou, inaalen ert ian Crosses, octa- remichss: inines of serpents and stars, a4 ights, MAY STAT: T'S, MUI s SEE Lane NCE eo dies, serpents, pin pan haves kins Taig tell usd eet turing the month of May, Policies, ine ont torpedoes is crackers, double Head. | 36m itt and Traders #3 To Brokers. 2 Coun ts, and dealers in geaeral, are requested to H SRR Commitee Yor city ana country displays, military i Pee A RE : w wromentiont Hale having been sclected with twe sumtat sere taeat ter 4 Fike: WORKS! FIRE WORKS !! Pry Jerse’ spare 4 Tet furnish wah BIE WO WoWis e" 0 slijer, owes penbeear | aS, ‘most | brillfant snd ste designs, be Sone oy re Tarsiahed to way extent. Fa te Pam 132 na Re eee " government or merehan my? hi HUDSON RIVER aes ROAD. ‘ised Campany patsaioners of the fully tnform their friends and th have leaged the above © nd ue baie, catirely ‘effort will be. made in ro same, Every gard fort, leathers, attention, towards thelr vitters. wine? @. provi mselves with ‘, new st of t | any hotel ta aM bar en entirely rat the house undergoue a f hel d WX Be gnc rill begaceet every day at th posed of Chowder, and ‘other rel oo prepared in shes prepared in the public may ry 4, that d Price of rooms per week oufid G ‘ fai rsegived by by her ema renee Rts an wot "Dated at the, ecine ATieleetoty: shortly ‘Ue ‘exigblighed in the ban te Garden, aan TEPREN ALL xo Goby aw for the convenience of the boarders and visiters of the hou aS ET a ee PHEN Al POUVERNEUR KEMBLE, | andevery luxury of the season will be served up on 579 Broadway, ‘Niblos. ATTHEW ORG N, SAUL ALLEY. Savers) Neluestooma, to be lee for moctings, pri | PURNISHED at his Saloon: Teo G Fruit Ices in AARON, y be AIN, SAMES BOORML ties, referees, Re, ith gas ud alfne | all thelr varieties, Plumbier and Ia Creme, all | J' Yi ' ceasary fixtures, for Free Mesone aud secret ie ly aud nero be la Creme, aa WELLS, THOMAS W. PEARSALL. Sicilia i ‘GEORGE Puig ‘Manager. ‘style, and can re! DISEASES OF WOMEN. THE SHADES HOTEL, { 64 Reade r Hes Subseri Public, that Cure by a New Method 'HE new method of treatment pe can be cured in avery the old method, theit treatment re. very often it either gi no satis! buts temporary cure. abla vlan of Women, accouchements, or the diseases of the We Treatment Diseases of Wo- ‘According to ral months, and tory result, or produces Eeterally preduced either by | by other causes,but principally | inflammation, enlarge oj Street, West Side of preadesy... | r respectfully informs his {ri e has ane, Uff eg the abov oe alike house of the kind in toad aranty t0'al} iat it u Rise pe mcapeees Rocher eat hs wun tiae' Ww esta to merit I asi pom cnn hom Te send | Mana Shen lap gs, green sickn eas, et Eges, ne. will be served up ina ga suudied with great care and “apecel siontion by | bah ne Tepglarly suppl ed with © fea r Ligh Fis MaRS aa, ang seadeat uader Pro: | weil ara fll supply of foreign papers Sab era | Apply to U. Bruilly, Doctor in Medicine of the Facu | mid imere Park ms dsthves ches ectoneee tthe Uateaky of EAGLE, COFFEE HOUSE AND BATHS, Franc Office f Wooster erect, cr street. | Pearl street, between Centre and Elm—Warm, je | Ootiend saris iene equal to enn bed, ae the ‘ESTAB! hae ty from London, ik rida the WwW. H. aes & — BAL* MORE. 604 f the ost central pai of the ‘moet pie rallies seat "Pre i ere wate Hoomp provided lor parties, end the cominrr end socom Shere an interview may be hed. dette fear monenes of customers alw: ways attemied to, Lodgings, &e. myl5 im*r age AND SUMMEK CLOTHING, | Ww. * HAMILTON HOUSE, AT THE NARROWS. Ww he following 4, CO's it Aition streets | Nis ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT having under | Coats, bl , blue, brown, and olive, from roma repairs ani improvements will be open for f Alimece roton, Brows Lingns, ‘inens, { Boanlers_ on fhe rst of May, ler the di | en connected wil merets, Jeans ford Merkaes Shcus, Vrocksr Diese, and Sted | e hotel forthe last two or three years. The | ts, of every color aud shape from $1 00 to ve been newly carpeted: the whole | aasimeres, Linen and Worsted Checks Al aud put in excellent order. No pains or ¢x- no, White and Brown Linen, Fancy ‘Summer French | Peuse will be a 1@ Present proprietor to make his | and American Cassi re os ‘Vest | quests reomformh le in every way. For terms, ke, | 3 subseril Hamilton. | fencia, Gingham, ani THOMAS MEINELL «| for summer wear, fro abe BON SEJOUR. aA Tiets twee WH. DEGROOT SUBECRIBER has the, plearu ce that | “aah tebe WOH Be ECO a Paleou ne. TER eaaisccssn Poles ls Sov gusn for peste rece iF MH pevins! Pissks igciom.| feomettie Sticke tow mapetio he Shouse: (ihe sid'Me | thE EJ aiden Lane, een Wi'iiam lany mansion) has been re-fitted i pgicennt stxle, with many bee ag ead aae iepbicuabio Geatiemes sand | "7 rou re Seat tad outa ad what with laxw .—Hundreds e shrubbei le drives, | sold Folahete ceive a wa yo ing, mee ‘competition at any | | J. WARWICK, pa one mie Pate ofa he bo 4 F anit | GE 5 & SILVER REFINER, Asscyerand Sweep Smel- at.their choice. Fish ‘ ciety abound in i. Sereet, Ni me Is,’ woods are n it watag jon Heed Ber, Hoes i Ci, ar The eer ene pei, eae er O aa} times a ARDWA 5, CUTLERYAND GUNS. vet ht between Sere Uy wd ie eeatfl | A.% ae ge & Go. having removed 229] Maiden Laney ‘in fine all vsiers anaciets fran oe apared ierv, Materials, by the recent. im| Gs cites ie of ola--Ben Belgas, | eurremely fica extremely low prices for aah or approved paper ad Teeth ANLEL W. Loge yon. ‘The Pessaic, for Newark, leaves the foot of Barclay stree | B25 $25,000 FouEND, ON, BOND. fnret | atloA. Meand ¢P. P.M Tanding in reat of the above place. erie Real Estate, it this rocky poly ta 8. | , The Fort Richmond’ boat leaves pier vie, ae eee 3 o'eloe ichmond. there wil in attend: | A ony eel ae cide tet to convey passengers, and jand them at the house. FING JINEN SHIRTS. | - ESDAMES FALMER KFARR, (76 Broadway, continue | ANSLON, HOUSE,. | Ee IDDLETO CONNECTICUT. WW Witeke peoriomeen’ Laen-es Geta, smderetone tomes WN nape to, amnoynes to ie | to fit. the latest patterns and finest needlework charee characterise the establishment. NB.—Orders executed {sr any part of the country. mya? im*re SPECTACLE. Chee MANUFACTORY, a abe hie | Hb PAVILION, NEW Ser Or HE, PAVILION, New vw Brighton. h siderable repairs’and embelli ents since the last sea- ONSTANTLY on hand's te sii the above a, T guificent riews of the #- Fh af New, York, the | ‘ivers, Loug Island, an © the Manufneturer and Importer of Perfu Soups, we postion ta once Deda ud he | Broadway, hetween Rarer of Pevfumer, Bon Sgueeenye Pema nanan Severe degrees eoclee, shen, 18 | —————————— Lecetiene enh are constantly plying between New | SARUNY & MAJOR respeetiully wform their tnend York the average time eee ‘in the pas- | and the public, 0 le their establish ange bei hat | ment 10.99 3 ata they con ramon std New aioe can re fetch che bu jess. part stautly keep Dest seleere {of the city more Brond- | cheap Li ae ion, already stn way, and the delightful Sige aupen the bor ae Niglcy oonte: | blished "Tot the perior style Prints, makes ti ive to healt confident that jay will obtain a continu: inal the branch The Payition wi Ay 2a for the season on the lth inst., and patrouage. They also the proprietor will be happy to = wi Pr iathography.. the whole tomical Drawing, certainly seeure my23 Im*r LAP-WELDED BUILER FLUES. ET LONG Cs fon, Ig to Sinches im the appacbiclen of the meet be ¥. . i alge THOMAS AS PROSSER, aie New Brighton, May, 1016, © PLANS tanene ek _-. ). TA Oe SHAKON SPKINGS PAVILION, BED BUGS, BLD BUGS. HE PUBLIC js informed ‘that this est lishment, having WATSON'S BED BUG’ DESTROYER: ie, the, mast been enlarged and improv the clove of cheiaat Stroy ing these vermin, Lower bry ag Tiseeioe smn of woviahens tater i vEsamtr For sale at Apo Hall, % TRITON HOUSE, McUassem, lane; and in 139 Fulton at. 1 sevseriber wovatally: fae A Pie ime the Scene eSpiho Wopirt tase en Spee Dene . Sead > cca os of beter whi vived ~ it, Hil he trast (i iy. wi transparen' : for . ur ve. sand & ane Gien Cove. Lone tah ey. tenor, nei a id will be sol bern: § : louse. mys imere RED ats to ge oo . MOR COAVRS T's CELEBRATED WA nN Gd PLACE, ill be (4 ponies med carwet pate even a peel riod of Afty tisk fee od at the desk of the ea a SPLENDI TD Joe of pal of Ho it fom the Westers part ofthe Beate of New ork” jest i tie fais ead jorses for GC cece er atime SPANIELS—OF THE arrivals from ALIN oe We eee Paces hte a Scene ates ‘aTuable'Birds, only to be f ‘at his establishment, No. 5 John at } whims Fe Sap she ensloes, im dlotags paid) aly? Importer and dealer in , Cages, &e. ra NIGHTINGALE 8ONG IN JOMN STREET. ie iE REAL in itself has arrived, ike wise of the Saxony the warbling of which, mf the stranger Le curious, is van interesting prea each eu Gustamer hada dierent it habiatons Feutemen othe “4 wal Beslgey Sees ene ag MARINE PAVILION, ROCKAWAY, THE subscriber bas K June. je4 I5tisre season will JUNE 2, 184 pectfull: inform nown their re: by jouse, on and after the l6th HIRAM CRANSTON. LET, i nient to bi jel4 lw*m A FURNISHED ROO) the borhood of the Battery, furnished room, in a house ess—a neat!) board ‘Apply at 38 Pearl street. NOVEL STYLE OF SUMMER HATS, $350. Drosiinmes i 214 Broad ay f Summer H ame ae rght— price EMkN’S SUMMER jer Hats RAG introduce: tenet : T ore JelT lwis ne introduced the novel style i! e same material, and Gossamer eS jel8 1 ATS—The pew style a for sale by by, OX, 128 Fulton st., Sun Buildings. celebrated Ex- PANAMA HATS.—A fin =o mp: jel7 Lwis#re rem fee sale by “ at 128 Fulton st., Sun Buil ngs. t ccn KANCY Baie fy ts STRAW shape, f {Nos Wott Divisice Lod an 82 50 SA general assortment of Straw Hats and Paris Rib vont, =e reasonable CAML KING, 17 Division street. EAPO: N BONNETS. E, SUBSE RIBERS, Patentees and Manufecturers he N net,are prepared to supply the | trade aitnthe poe ol dy a jitans, for which they | American lustitu two Fairs of the ote | ish are uusur- sg They warraut them to a> ane ee 'y to. P. i NES CO-. 25 Del: st., inser PATENUG NOES CO. bust, ati DRY DUCK STAGES va EAST BROADWAY. Son orreat footgs one of wer pee arent of citizens, and fort e pul iligent bap pig} to all MACKRELL & SIMPSON, rs. Hatfield and line of Stax iter accom the Grand and Hou on and after Monday, haved from Mi erthe East Broad lie, aud those croasim to Willismal ere, yi | i) ust ra e line from wis street to | street bel | PR RT i za Re cane that the ghauee of tetors, to suffer ti lose any of its wel pe a A sicase shemmoctves by eet cud sustain its present reputation, as Best conducted lines in the world. mene LAND RAILROAD E: reas M Tr Whitehall areet Ferry: New ¥; 7 ton — Als, tr trai (rom a ia ane Ive minutes, an Frnidal 43 P. by Tiaine g6 th ily. The 7 the former stopping xt fatter atall places en the \d manor, jel8r = 21st, rain or me as aw Anon ft Je20 aris re % wits, ‘Bie o. vadick, will run as : fol: the CONEY 18! Lee PRE Captain H, wh eng iton, on Sunda; Sealant 4. 0AM. bs Ful- I+ Whitehall ie AL Rivington st. 10% Sat Ish BM Cc it Piet No x Rive 7 i A. M. 9AM. 2 P.M. ‘Thoms Ba Ful- what Coney Island. Fern “Bryn. 0 A. M. 1134 A. M. ok M. eM eM: milton each way, and returning.— gents each way. THOMAS BELRBY, Proprietor. UK VULUUB LL FOR NEW BURGH A AND. rigilars, OWELL, ol Newburgh Mi morning at Tuesday, Wednesday, se Friday and Saturday mora- ng at 7 o'clock. For passage or freight apply on board. _ ne ite EXCURSION TO THE FISHI OFF SANDY HOO) } THE Paneth 3. Wi rani Tr aud leave as toulows:—From the foot of at River, 8 o'clock; 8; Pike, street, ys Rive: past 9 o’cloel panied by by avand of Ts 7 Teele e ‘for soa To sa bar! ‘as above, her regular ght OF passage, hart | modations apply on bo: E. 6 orositively no goods ncalved on board altar Berardey th inst, for th alo is well, celculated for this business, having ae built and arraaged wi K EXERY TUESDAY DURING ‘SHE SE ew ah eo antial steamer BUF- lancox, will commence adi June #34, 1646, yoo as above on Hamme Cnn Ter No.1, Ni ‘M,, and proceed direct tv the Banks, accom- t aan will be on board to furnish Fishing who may desire it. Dinner provided on rmished gratis. seursion. can "2 pagent on reasonable terms every ions. board, foot 05 Wednesdays and Bride ete ewer” oe NS, LOUISIANA ARP — Pc ely First bomen Pi f mater, wil post i tenes INS & Slander ae e: hed accom: foot of Wallac, ge FS New Orleans, James . Woodraff, who will | promptly forw s address. eMLOUISUTLLE, Hunts master, will succeed th Genesee, ad eu ‘Monday, July 20, her regular day. Jjeal MARSEILIES—The bark CO! ‘ Cape Truseells to, be promptly de reught ov passage, BRETT & V OSE, 28 South stre orto Jet re BOYD & HINC KEN aa Wall strc PACKET ae Kee once, ie New et discharging at Pike street Wha attend to the rec ewill ‘pr pt of their eoveia he 1m Piveunde SHI’ P ROSCIUS, from L i, ie Tisehang order, at Orleans whark foot of Wall st, 0 the receipt of their im} jaim JACKET dH) discharging Sli N: gs -All goods not P IP HOTTINGUER, f Liverpool, Under general oraer,'at west side Burling wou mi to nt OODHUL: "i eT Y two or three srery =, the | Roe Pak Tas SEES SOM HOTEL. cles, by the gross or dozen. merchants 5 mo state than it hi been \ i kaown to thi b> “ae PORN i fatty Rapharpecan cane ax | Di a hie ieee we ss “ 2: a ‘comin. 4 & manner which MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS ing it their summer pro fase fem ot dear ‘How ent ond permanent AND prietor feels assured that he yereor ie in = Te Presume ‘The house is situated Rot ‘MT Broadway, corner DEALERS it PERFUMERY. Ter enatchmeat bow iio eo mand tampa complete sum- of heomard street ek oe Ce pa fate ete a - QtPE BE APR AED 2S stig ot coy IN BROAD. |" isount parts of the Union, and foreigners, | the public tsble, can be accommodated. Rooms will be let iment of isstlaeer ng yg Fy +d the Pavilion, it may be necessary to | by the day or week, with of without board "ivory at at prices 30 to 30 per cent. cheaper than any other house uated on Staten Island, sta die. | tention will be patd to make it a desirable ome for al those | inthe United States. "Te order to convinge yourselves he it- whomer feet cheoaph pe: Eine, Frere Wow vase Sones Parlors, wi DINING SALOON FOR SALE, HE. proprietor, of the Ameri: has the gr but from al ‘an opportui jel3 lwere | KANE'S rt the ‘Su streets. ‘my27 Imre unnecessary to go furth ron fail ‘ited to ei ily ‘No.1 Bower vn and French wristes to dispose of all fed in th enimediate Yorn Mag b= | use, Ke., is elegantly furnis customers of the most respectable ae run of People, aoe only from the whole of the U. 8. bso i Europe. The propriet er into particulars, but invites the at ishing to embark in the business, as parts « Vike the present is seldom offered, L. GOSLING. APPARATUS. ra ements Beinn "Fa of “fon 9 na ony of The pa my r and cramine ite at pe C between For ES KAN ay roa THORN CHAMPAGNE. A rivate an is now superior price ‘hha that of Marit istf re HE Subscriber tines tae uckavaith and Machine FRESH INVOICE of this — Chee men nor Ven of any ‘this country, and atmo wine ttention of merc! ‘hants, hotel, The seranding, of this c. LIVINGSTON. x yo 6 Wall ti NOTICE. ae spt arrangements, ee ra. 5 u ret peaae Socen nes ble terms, at the shortest notice. N. B.—To Seddlers and oho | FY VAS highly vata ee es Tnstena oe 25) & 259 SHADE DEPOT, vee 7 weRveE wits, WHO SHADES of all do pert a is ae Macon aint at ae jannfaetarera & Imporvers ELE ANE) ‘ABLE BATHING | in Cuah, is paid for nies rola / er Oe cere | 9 all | overture. phenepice the popalar t ‘omic Pantomime called ARK THEA’ La ry aes, Wcte; Pit, gets. Callers Pp a) gute Mon tren ‘Tine Peasant be per formed, 2d time on any comedy, | eon for Mr. Ma ble, eutitied FAMILY! josh Sims, Jacob Sims, G, Audrews: ick Octavo, G Berens ¥ “rer ib, Mrs. Vera 3 MM Sr may iss Croc! evtons to whic jeville of Without’ a jz Obty Mr G Barret. To conclude with the dcama sf the HUE AND C RY—Lot, Mr Marble. Doors open at 7 o’clock—-yerlormance to commence at Dre ly Tig o'clock. ERY THEATRE. —Monday Eyening, June 22— | A be performed tical Spectacle of ‘TH! ZARD OF THe. ak - R Scott: ; WAVE—Charl ts Heary Belford, Mr Bianchaals ‘Mrs. Madison. PRY. rer rs Jones; Donna Isabella, Mrs Ph revious to which 1 of Hadaway; Harry Stanly, Clark; Sergeant. cond and third tiers, 25 ets.; et 12) one open at 7 o' Nock-Cartaia will rise at half past seven ASTLE GARDEN.—Sunda followihe selec of Sarre Seu s patoneds: ROGRAMM, ae mall be performed:— 8—Dying Christian RE CH THEATH {Charlton streets —Re-opened for ee eee perfc ch Bae ib i" a wAdtisce te eelccon ten phe de Braincourt, H ite, Mrs Alexis Pen: and Story, Barne) ance, Miss Malvi- T conelud taddy O'Nafetty, B williams, ‘Alteration it Prices~Dress, Circle or Balcony 3154 ce Boxes, 23 conta: P «Private Boxes 85 June 2—To commaance ite the aude Melnotte, Mr Blan jac! pon} Cold umas, Fellas ha rs Bland low Melnott», Mrs ith the laughable furce of the REN- oO dua, Bellamy: 3 Winans, Bolding, Ch Stafford; Smart, shaw; Rose, Miss ia, Mrs La¥orest; «Sophia, Mrs Flyw rmanee to com: ‘TRE—Boxes 2 cents ; Pit 12) | THE RAVEL FAMILY. IWLO’S GARDEN.—Monday Evening, June 22, 1846. =The performance will commence. with favorite the WOO RS—Jobard, Gabriel hois, Francois Rovel; Charles, Antoine J Ravel; Sergeant, Jerome Ravel: General. Mr Wells: Officer, Charles inther: M’me Ser feuil, Mime J Ravel: Janitta, M’me Leon Javelli comic Pas de Deux by Gabriel Revel and M’me Leon Javelli. To conclude with a Military Divertisement. Half an hour's intermission for the Concerts A-la-Musard in, the Refreshment Saloon, The entertainments 19 conelade cal Pantomime of the IN Hnehanted Thempetcwith Characters by the Ravel Fa at 7 o'clock, to begin at 8 o'clock preessely v Cents, Ravel; Da- ¢ Ravel; MonsSerfeuil, rahe Leon avail; 3 hable magi- UIN; or, the Fireworks. ai ARLES laa rene ist “OF MAGIC! PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE, CH PAMBERS STREET ERR ALEXANDER, the celebrated oe Magician, Extraordinary and entirely unprecedented | tion of Scieutfic Iusions, con: of ve su “hong and amus- ental Feats, based an the, Hi ronders of try; Pneumatics, Optics, Natural Philosophy and Me- Herr Alexander raapets tfully announces to his many ds and the public generally, his return to New York, for he th of giving & series of mystical entei himself, from the pains taken in tI faction. fn 01 the extensive aed the most entire feet to hit —< vole pee TeMeLY ENCHAN macufcenty iluminaed. ona) ena: e et ronage experienced on a former occasion at N' begs to assure the public tl a no pains will be veut i 3 of their favor cente-Chilare mndee posoong half price. Poors open at 7—Perfor “ori at 8 o'clock. Box Office open from 1 Mt to. x oPeN M., where ad may dy Boxes, if ny fone, peregen $5, ‘een nivate business, Herr Alexande: mand at the jitoe louse, between hours of 8 an dg, A A M. __ Jett 6 re “COMPLIMENTARY AND FARGWELL BENFIT TO J. R. SCOTT. HE COMMITTEE on this occasion heg leave to present the following bill of eatertainment for Ww fednesday Evening, June 24th, 1846. Shakspears’ celebrated iPlay of ENR’ E IV. r, the Humors of Sir John Falstaff, Sir Johny Falsta! Of the Park Theatre, forinesiy of the ‘Theatre Royal, Covent Hotspar, (first rk,) Mr J R Scott Prince of Wal Mr Davenport. Poins.. Mr Clarke. ba ty » Henkins. Lady Perey Mrs Geo. Jones. ppenr, (Leader Mr, Ken- I.) and perform an entire new Dieve of ‘music, written ex. presaly for this occasi After which, Di. ‘MITCHELL will appear ina favorite | mn ore, conclude with the favorite drama of the In which Messrs. Coney and Blanchard will appear. 21 Sise GOTHIC HALL, BROADWAY. VERFLOWING crowds of beatity and fashion haye pro- unced the highest eulogiums on the wonderful Auto- During the whole of neat be Evening Performan ing at7 and concludin The great Elephant, the Dan- Seuse Babette, and the Duck of Vaucanson will be exhibited, with other objects of interest Note—There will be movnicg and afternoon performances next wee mi Week there w ion 25 cents. jeat Iwere 7 CONVENTION OF THE DELTA PHI. INVENTION of the Delta Phi frateruity, will be tthe 'Na ty ot New Yor members are coi juate: EINE, Union College, MeCURDY U Re columbia Loli wD FFORD, Brown . ROMEYN, aap pike! ized - ae sicians, he. te company has attach Femal rane, among, wham ithe Grestest eran tear of the Keer vere git ‘rom, ADAME. MARIEMACARTE, na her own, rdivary feats of atwo horse act. Th mastic bee rein Foregrm, Sivector, Mr. LAON, and the a Among the l'erformers is the celebrated and der, the Napoleon of the Arena, Mr. HOBBS, w' Horseback are the moat extraordinary ever the amet Horsemanship by Master Nixon. Oly! Jed by the great ‘i SR a a oy M Min The SW|88" BROTHERS, in thelr elegaut Cymaase ow omnes and rout Mr. Sweet ry ol laepen oo by i. a Hologic pal Ri- feats on duve- Exer- prise sed. *'Fencies of | Ficaday SHinatreis with the ini- Wes thels bead. riginal Banjo Melo- iat. a of others. ew! ‘comprisi th ‘and classic performers in the world. Tedding, oat ted, GOTHIC HALL, BROADWAY. HE long promised Mechanical Exhibition brought to this Mi Paris, will be open- ft, dune ith, aud continve ry actof vitality. jot iwis® re Nabioe to take ‘ensons, vel p please ‘atthe Herald office. NSTRUCTION «i ven, om m inog at a Fe jars ci on 3016 lwis*re PIANO FOKTES. (Pine. so Bron ‘are invited to call at Chambers’ ware-room, 385 Broadway, for a superior and warrauted acucle. ex) ww, seat MUSI CANS A Nb Tis Tie ATAI N, ‘Manager of the Swie ll Ringers, re. . W.. soueis: informs the members o! sical and rofessions, that he will hayes faldtted his eusare: band in afew weeks, and teuders his ser- nctcowt ‘to any musical professor, band or com: nowledged talent about to travel 4 Texas eh ihe has visited almost every seation an Phar petty a vices is travelling of artists of eae ptisving complcted par throughout te the Island of Cubs, duriog ne howe geri alert olteartes sequainved wil ‘ by most n teeful to professional | Betelieves that his services will prove advantageous to any ae readme par Manner of the Swiss Belt ie, Louie, Mos sf jor to May 10th, and |, will meet weith proiyt sttention at that time. ‘Til GARDE, NOW of Me ‘OR THE 8 Aiwonh’s Conet Band wil berlorm oy | Tuesday and F Fri Ay evenings, commencing June ie HE vwpinnand ne Fag th oes ¥ MS abe y ined iinber of ith on Ina dcungs and decor Ou intro “WILLIAM ALLISON, to be | Yom ‘mnich will be component Wopetipes ipublie build fogs places of busivess, manu fates, my? EL O) ORK. to 30 inches in Leng a factories, hotels, private res! pee Few iaae ta, and persone Ny Wistastog business ald Sfinere. mi acs BELDEN, 960 Broadway. = Bee shooting “3 bi za hea ‘LATEST. INTELLIGENCE. cents | eg Hibers} Poe | uy | BY THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH, THIS MORNING. = * ‘The Southern mail received at Philadelphia last night, contained nothing new from the Army | of Occupation The New Orleans papers announce an arrivals from Galveston, but the vessel brought no infor- mation of importance The American schooner Fairy was recently chased in the Guilt, by a supposed privateer or Mexican cruiser. We regret to learn that Mr Herrick, M.C from Rensselaer county, (N. Y.) died in Wash- ington city, at six o’clock last evening, of conges- tive fever. ———————————————— CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. House of Representatives. Wasiixaton, June 20, 1846. Mr. Sawyer spoke against a protective tariff, and the giving up of anv part of Ureguu. Mr. Jounson, of Tennessee, offered an amendmen levying excise duties of one ver cent uvon gold and sil- ver ware, bank or State stock, and one-half of one pert cent on all capital of manufacturing companies over fifty thousand dollars. After a speech of an hour, Mr. Cortamen next got the floor, but gave way for the committee to rise. No quorum being present at half-past two, the House adjourned. —_——SS BY THE MAILS. Important Intelligenes. Wasuineron, June 19, 1846. The treaty was ratified last evening at halt past 4 o0’clock by the Senate. 1 perceive the tele- graph informed you of it at New York by 5 0’. clock. All the Senators noted but Mr. Jarnagin. Mr. Hannegan, in secret session, before the vote was taken, made a very brilliant and decla- matory speech against the treaty. Before the ad- journment, there was a little talk as to how far a Senator should be committed to secresy in spenk- ing of the proceedings in closed doors, but it end- ed in nothing—each Senator being left to act ac- cording to his own scruples. There isa prospect of a treaty with Mexico | being under weigh, if information from high quar- ters can be relied on. A proposition from Mexico is believed to have been received at the State De- partment. The news ofa prospective offer of mediation by England, reached here to-day by the Caledo- nia. France, it had been thought for a few weeks past. would have stepped forward first, as it was | her desire; but it seems frém some cause or other, hesitation, perhaps, on the part of her minister. she has been forestalled. Gen. Gaines has arrived, and is looking well. The misunderstanding, alluded to in my last letter, as having arose between two members of Congress, has been settled. Weather very hot. Wasuine ron, June 19, 1846. Congress—Houmah—M;r. Hannegan and Mr. John- son, of Lowsiana—Warehousing—Mr. Dix and Mr. Dickinson. House—Mr. Owen, the Son, and Mr. Owen, the Father—Mexico and Eng. land—California—Annexation or Mediation—The State of the Case. The two Houses to-day have been jogging mo- derately along. The Houmah land. patents, of Louisiana, upon a large tract of land of 64,000 acres, in dispute among a number of claimants, and for the adjustment of which, a resolution has been before the Senate for some time, authorizing an examination into the case by the attorney, was the subject of a direct interrogatory from Mr. Hannegan to Mr. Johnson, of Louisiana, to wit: “Has the Senator any personal interest in this case Y’ Mr. Johnson was completely stumped. He was taken all aback. Seldom have we seen a man so suddenly surrounded. Mr. Johnson has been pushing this resolution with a-tenacity and earnestness, so uncommon, so decidedly, us if his whole soul were involved in it, thatit per- haps excited the suspicion of Mr. Hannegan, that there was a fish in the bottom of the basket. And so it turned out. Mr. Johnson confessed that he owned a parcel of Jand in this disputed territory, but it was of no value—he didn’t care a straw about it, and was proceeding to an enlar, ex- Benet when Mr. Webster beseeched him to top, and the subject was dropped accordingly. — To heawe itas mila as possible, it was certataly very indiscreet in Mr, Johnson to be so very perse- vering in this matter. He ought to have stood neutral. We confess, that but for a stron; personal regard for Mr. Johnson, we should spea a little more tartly upon this circumstance. The confession extorted, however, in open Senate, was a reproo! which will be a caution to him an every other Senator, to steer clear of matters of personal interest—direct personal interest in the matter of bills and resolutions. The Senator was deeply mortified at the question of Mr. Hannegan, for however disinterested his interest in the case, appearances were certainly against him, Mr. Dix, on the Warehousing bill, in a vei able and ucid manner, expounded the amen ments proposed in the laws relating to the storage of merchandise in the public warehouses. He proposes to make the term of storage three years yefore a confiscation of the goods for the duties, to remit the interest upon duties in certain cases as specified in the bill. (See Senate report ) The people of New York will be geo to hear the invariable attention which 1s paid to Mr. Dix whenever he addresses the Senate. There is no one Senator who holds a more flattering position among his compeers than he occupies. Charac- terized by the simplicity, the marked courtesy and good sense of his style, he is not the less esteem- ed for his uniform consideration of the patience and judgment of the Senate. There is, perhaps, not a man in the State of New York better adapted to follow as the aay ran por tical successor of Silas Wright than Senator 1K ‘We mean no reflection upon Mr. Dickinson. sometimes shot a little too hig into the bot- has, perhaps, and at others dippeda little too sn tomless pool of subterraneanism—that ism as wild as Fourrierism, as bigoted as abolitionism, as hi- deous as despotism, and as impracticable as Mor- monism; but the fault is less the fault of the Se- rator than of the school to which he is attached. One important fact we believe Mg Dickinson has discovered, to wit: that subterraneanism is better adapted to ‘the stamp than to the Senate of the United States. We must maintain the dignity of the Senate—it is the firm conservative phalanx between the stability Ss popular government and the instability of popul ar caprice. Tlie member of that body is not t representative of a politi- cal faction constitutionally, but of an entire State. We are gratified to believe that the Inte passage atarms with Mr. Webster has vastly contributed to show to Mr. Dickinson how entirely misplaced are the declamations of the stamp to the offices of senatorial legislation. The fall of Mr. Allen is the fall of ultraism his case—the ultraism of the stump—that anc’ ined spirit of anarchy which proclaims principles without a basis— which battens upon the lowest prejudices of man- kind, and panders to the lowest passions. We regret it honestly; for Allen is a man of, talents— a man of study—and might be a man of consum- mate usefulness to his party and to the § n= ment; but in speaking as 2 Mentor to Mr. Dickin- son, though a younger sratenmen, Wwe have onl been eg tory an argument to his @dvantage . In the House to-da r. Owen delivereo nim- self w the tariff. fi father, the socialist ,Ro- bert Owen, who has done much ip his. day and generation, and might have done wn timos more with the sue means more judiciously di- rected, was present, and ind heard the argument of his worthy descendant with the pride of an honest man, fe old gentleman, leaves, we are inform- ed, aoe on his way to de Me carry back the news of the treaty and of the preser- vation of the peace. At some future day it will be discovered that both countries are “a debted to Robert Owen for his late trip to id. woe says that Mr. Buchanan and Mr. a n- ham dined together to-day, in honor of the treaty. We intimated sometime that there was an idea extant, that Mr. Paken| had received structions to offer the mediation of England wi Mexico, 1 mediation which looks, we. Callrins to tee oereeen oe re of C1 that fertile district being alre' to General John Bull, The news by mihe steamer confirms the fact of the pi media- tiov, and the simultaneous appra@sc! ay) a French Peiuam. fleet gives to the Mexican war an of some little iaporance. It is further re) that & | Satoh messenger from England hns been de- tched to Mexico on the subject of the proposed