The New York Herald Newspaper, June 27, 1846, Page 3

refused, and it is a matter of much deubt what system wiil be adopted, upon the expiration of the present charters. The individual Uability clause, to @ certain extent, would be attended with many | ‘advantages, and if properly adapted and strictly adhered to, would prevent a great deal of difficulty periodically experienced in the financial and commercial world. But there ise possibility of this feature being carried too far, or we might say of its being improperly applied, so thet its existence would be attended with a great deal of mie chief. It is something new in the history of incorporated companies in this country, and as there has boen so much swindling carried on by the financiers of the pre” seut age and so many defalcations, capitalists, both of limited and extended means, have well grounded fears of becoming involved in some of these modern financial movements. Every stockholder in any stock company becomes personally responsible for the amount of his stock, that is, he is interested to thet extent in preserv- ing and sustaining the credit of any company in whish he hes an investment, beyond this, it is difficult ase gene- ral thing to go. We would suggest to the different legis- | Istures the policy of passing laws, compelling the Presi- dent and Directors of every banking institution in the different States, te give such bonds as will cover the lia- bilities of the banks, the affuirs of which they regulate «control, and for any mismanagement of which, they | should be pofsonally and individually responsible. By | placing the individual liability clause in this way, where | its operation would be direct and to the purpose, there | would be a loss number of bank explosions, fewer defal- cations, and a better regulation of our banking institu- tions generally, than we have ever yet enjoyed. Lo aaa pa Exchange. $1000 Obio,o, 120 $3, stale Harlem RR id 4000 fad Dol Bas, 21 yre Bei io FH a ee u 45:00 Penn's ode. 69 1 do boo 3 810 oS 2 i bis ay | 30 "00 Reading Bonds Ty 100 ao, iB a * Hecke Farmers’ Trust rs "3 zs bee i 309 Morris Canat is ‘s do nD 38 34 lo. 820 58) 138 canton Co eT) 50 do ion —— 10 32" itoReadingRR EY 2 200 de & ito do 0 2e “do oo 300d boo a. “Sr tas a fo °$ Utien'k Sch RR Second Ba Board, 8 Vickebare 250 he Harlem 630. 50 3 Nora Wor “e 25 Farmers’ Loan Fy 3 andl Stonington b30 Wew Steck Washanges $3 the Canton Co a30 is Ochs Farmers Tr Bey. 254, 30 - 30 | So aha Nor& Wor otth ar he ae By do Siturday 38 4 a 20 | cas! lo 10 50} do to cash 30 Ma On the 8d instant, by the Rev. M: Cuarr, of Sing Sing. to Miss 1 . Burchard, Jonw | if Connecticut. Died. On the 25th instant, Many Axn Mernan, eldest daugh- {er of the late John Mehan, aged 14 years and 4 montis. The frien es the family, and of her brother, ‘John Rafferty, a to attend her funeral, this after. noon. at 5 o'clock. from her late residence, 108 Bowery. At Louisville, Kentucky, (of two days illoes:) May 26th, 1648, at the residence of her son George, Mrs. Manton Gowans, 75 ears of of nee She was born in the ty of Lanark, in 1771, emigrated to th Unites States in 1821; from that time to the period of her death she lternately resided in the States of Indiana, Kentuck y. EV. H. CONNELLY, of Bl Rep acount: 2 Benthaah cll meth ‘u_usl hours, in th LOST, ay evening, 25tn instant, while tNouxh Brvadveny aud cast to ged with hte lace. sake of the ner: Up ee tiers, undedca sem at EE boa pdr tro le T= NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD Co. | are how prepare: Bs ey hinge uals to any gases de ft welee mente = | "eich ‘al Ten, oe te f= companies copeh cies seas meal jane 27th, 1846 Je2? Iwre NEW JERSEY RAIL ROAD AND THAAS. | RTATION COMPANY. | em FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION BS O PHILADELPHL 1A, DUC coriieherte on Tato raay th the 38 July, 1846, mththe vt New Yon ager excursion ticket for (oar From New York, 4th 9 Excarsion Tickets from Philade! charged at the sane rate. of Libe received after the above stated af for, Hom The commodious stenmer Will leave the foot of Hammond street at Ug, Delaney street “ig to" 2, Pike sereet 2, Pi Deli iN make | i Banks ou Mouday, Jum ai | EXCURSION 7 a Fae eeeeeeN BANKS. ! TU: V—The new and sub- sae ‘i einer BUFFALO. Gove Einecn will leave on Tuesday, June follows: foot of Karelay street at 8o'clock: Hammond street quarter- st 8; Pike street . LN. R. hall past 90 lock A. wid return b; aay} Diuner provided on hour: Bait faruished, tackle ata small charge. Fare fifty ‘i cents forthe ‘excursiou. cursions, apyly on board. TATEN arter before Falton street, Brooklyn, R, vt hall-past 2. ‘This excursion cations and the at lies with sila, breathe freshing. Fare 50 cents for the entire excursion. Sep ad ‘Trait rtuity, at vee fare ‘heir triewds in ‘Phage July, arrangements are made to furni dollars, entitling the pe rd to and from Philadelphia, with either of poet Returning tow, Philedelphia, 24 Joly ata rand M. speared oar ™M. anorn Seog anes at the eet, which are vot ean ferable, ae will n tea, HEALTHY EXCURSION DOWN THE LOWE BAY—Landing eacl cents for the whole excursion. AW. a * The Bui wabesaimbaus ngs FINE SUNDAY aa ZROUND= Tondiag at Perth Amb THR lees id rds passengers a fine view of the Fortt- enery of the h she. will’ afford exc: re air of the ocean. aed eacape ram ake oft e city into an atmosphere invigorating and re- ED FARE, foot of Liberty st. NR. ay aaa Ne citizens of tha ah of | eee with an | rchase: following zh Mand are SP phia to Sev Kon office bet we ohyanere way—Sunday, June tain Smith, Canal st. NER. hale second grand to the e eath, BPASh ee momine tere ISLA. te quarter past 2; Bier No. z N. jarrow of great speed and exte convenient for jent opportan! to from the noise Je%6 2t r NEW FERKY TO AND FORT HAMILTON. | apypay, June 20th, 1846—A leave the following places at the ON it wil tienes epeciieds rai NLR. Pike Rete hen st, AM. ne 1 12 P, M. 8 P.M. 1 2 w t Fort Hamilton eac! D FORE 6 Landing *t Fort Hamilton ench waye And for Sunday see | | Saloon, doing a good busin | separate advertisement and bills Rrpltg conte, iio BY, Proprietor | | SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, boatar Fort Hamiiven, to, tite verse cessto Rew Unecrte | ‘ATW. Ht. DE GROOT & COs, 100 Fulton tt, 1d Bath, also at Caney Island to take Lowes to the upper | WHERE the followin ia hat attractions will be present. Pontes ‘in dtis*re fi, lt ee blac! ‘ b fro ata a lence ES TSAI TT SN : Be Dity DUUK STAGES via. BAST BROADWA 1, | $22.68; Algecens, Croton 'Go ha, Cashme: MESSRS. MACKRELL & RiMEAON, | retts, bs ed ani Dress and Shad ‘vaving purchased from Messrs ‘and + Coats, of « pe, from $1 to Sertive, the East Brondway tine of Sm Pare and Worsted Checks; Alpacea, .est of citizens. p ton street ferries to Williamsbu 26th inst , run the above li Dry Dock—Lewis street N.B.=It is by no means int SS WANTED, A® RESPECTABLE Young Man as Clerk, in ala: st understand the basiuess mayors able which a fair salary will be ea Ad. office 1 * re WANTED, fITUATION a a Matte maa ‘who has been employed | ine tore. He would not object | A ing bo any ue wanting @ he best Ofreferences. silent, care, patie Wool % William street. jez tere WANTED, A fereuces {rom lis last employer. Address J.B. at this ol | ne Sen 10 Union court, University Place, between gic |i ANTED, A eRe CHASER foracotnr Grocery ‘arises for s Porter | one of the best i the city. ra first rare axle ith ons ‘ke. "Wanted, | ix hundred dollars. Furaiture and Un- | eas, alread is a good | cnnuee tu make money. Apply to Gl 552 Pearl st. | WANTED, ad ‘oung Men to go South or West, to act as | Sale a new and popalar Fa fable ieations. it eecare ct diese, ae nae rear. | iar oh al expouee Biri his eis | to chinins god gern Ky a, Waiters, Clerks, or nlach an fi bes of our Union, rine ilers must ‘ee 16 im*re PARILIES in wa ia w Soe faithful serv se | Laborer eres he f by a5 spn birdeals Sihee: Getic fereuee , by apply; irdealls Ofice, Beans . treet, HHARLES BALAND, Frew gor NINA a requested to ealtat the office ase Cousulate, 69 Weststreet, where he will New York, June 25th, 1816. je26 1w*r ITERARY NOTICE. ai heat i jshere ol Godey's Lady's Book and A aise is blige we to bi using friends (or jheir fears A a not ‘£2 Gat of the twenty- are bert Published, ther but one to of Jee bt refersto anos notices [ropepead see tesa te time ou the ake ok 2 Megasine for the popalai wig eyes Mt fe Sy Sereprt Fale, contain notices p Pavone bole gil ‘hbase EQUIPMENT IREMEN’S CAPS. United ‘Btates—they are = ee r M, Wetmore. rs, Be ‘No. ey SUBSC} respectfully calls the attention of | f Mill ipment es ines Ge egetee bers every variety. One Hundred Thousand Persons! staf Kiso Ameria Of esate 1 get? er Country com fc those Soe compactors antl Ee abe applied =i am apple aed pe FIR! Cars. A, fall assortmon: very variety constantly on hand, and | to srder atth poe’ one on F. 'ACAP, 392 Brow Pathe &, NEW Batter dus BLANCARD has’ the honor to inform his friends and | | toed ne pub i in general that the ton te kine fn Tal | tween Pet No, }. North Ri SS siattgttrs accent New | A a Ra Pee Ber Brighton, Jane 1, 1846, HE ABBEY HOTEL, pane wT TOOMINGDALE ROAD. 00 yeasounble teri |. H TRUSS Shy late of the North River, en the ey ise, begs leave to inform his ‘Lhe sit or icf ape ead Sacer ao mn viveuw fot Jentpen be te found in iaeandsnsicge a beadmesonnaena = wil = wanes cite tent wy fore t ; oie sae ste ch Wisma aiedgales ate SEES | fours Line of Malowey He Jot? 1were 100, trom "here ial dest ae ANC, N. J. oa Beech House, for pte 4 Fa. Resting sell ERALDRY.— Sierra, aE te rs eerne cane c ten bane afieet Eesti ae : jea7 It*re HA aNPORTED seGahe. | IMPORTED SEGARS. * santled ss AND roprieto: peor , to full tai e Best conducted ~ BLACK BALL OR GED AIRE OF LIVERPOOL FOR ety ern Only regular packet of the most superb and costly manner, ment aud convenieuce, that cani SITUATION as Gardener, wi can give the best of re- | those embarking. Persous visiting the old count for their friends, should call and chitecture, before h PACU Ge eBy" ic, and those crossing the Kaging elsew! im cabin, second cabin, and steerage, early applicati bbe made ot board, foot of Beekman street; or to CONEY ISLAND a8 follow: Coney Island lA, i2 gueun, ‘are 1234 cents. ‘roprietor. Y TO CONE uN BY ATRL EGNEN ISLAND | Oh Copia He Mslien of Juve (or uatil further noties$ | I Coney Island, M o'clock, A, and lor the better accommo | saree semensinns nd_up Lewis street to | near the ferries. ended that by the change of | to ee above line to lose any of its well themselves by strict an present ema jines in the worl ent and celebrated fast sail- with er, modern improve- not but »dd , OF sendin, ecimen o} vthowld see this spleadid g ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO., jettre 35 Fulton st.. (next door to the Fulton Bink.) poor. ae oF Pack st of a ‘way more com! and stee: of any other line Serthe shoud uot fall to meke the foot of Wall street, or to At the their General Passage Often’ ferprite as ‘their great ble and’ convenient small cles; and their pl for eabii PACKETS FOR LIVEK- Both of June. —The splendid, et ship ICK, Will vail positively capacity re FOR NEW ORLEANE-LOUSIANA “AND rs Vork Line-Fositively Pirst Regular Packet. rove, oer Feral y= ‘or it OF passage, havi ee ‘apply on board, at ae sh hosciul e, her regular for fants or comfort, apply foot of Wall street, or | bicealea Te N b) ida} te oar GENESEE, EE, "Gregg master, will positively | yr] alls, goods to RRLOUISE TLC Ee Hew July 2, her reg lt ai Te elegant fast sail- | Spm oe fu ee im | oti EC is (Sevurdsy) board Monday, 29th instanc,at nies will sail. octet, who will master, will succeed the | ys Line—Regalar j pack t, fast sailing e, master, of 11 'y. Co., passage, having Cpe gery Be ied, on board, at Orleans wharf, eee COLLIN® & CO., % South st Price of; Pueket ship SIDDONS, E. B. Cobb, master, wil the BOscibs, aud sail om the 26th August,her rega GLASGOW—Line of Packe: Re: See ist aia ie foes (ehaline nate a ra re freight of tke bulk ot 350 berrels li tes teie ft bulk ore ous, appty. va 0. OODHULL & MINTURN, nat eee mehet bark ADAM ARR iD te su d sui on her regular day. eed it August. er street, t fceight,or passage 1, footot South st. det] re | on SHIP _LOUIS8Vi E from } Pier: CRET SHIP LOUISVILLE, fom New Orlow, is ‘ousigy ees will oo attend to the receipt of their goods immediately. pane SHIP ROSCIU! meral order, at ‘will please attend to P KeT shir HOTTINGUER, from Liverpool, is ischarging under general order, at west side —All goods not itted ib] " SAT a aT) from Liverpool, is dischai Furniture &e. complete fur such an establ rleans ifocr ot Walt at. |e prema or four years, from the I re the reeeipe of their — ‘The premises are now rented out for a short ti RT Sonth wt ia Racy ese FOR SALE, The w terms enquire en tt view. tenis ged | ald d HUNDRED | DOLLARS REWARD, | Person wishing t k into the re ark ie roce! Eivens, having ample secommoduttone for Roarde ‘oro hel- house roan tee poset ont han eadergenene rel AIS DA 4 Twines the sae ome NeiT’ i oti ist fn seat pe to Scenes eee ieee Eo | pare oo ices cok tse ator kr ese valuable bew em two second-hand Pie eed je7 Wer res Books reatl c. "There lefoar yours of em unexpired lease t0 Tans fing ie. | ey tl Tevewing it. 1 ere dispo formation enquire of Of the subscriber, je27 3t*re Two three story brick houses, reut $200 year, with | free ferriage to the family. Al ho finished in the best style with Within ong munute’s walk of the! Gare Rye ie25 1were ie "at Hiobok _Je25 Iwere Je26 2tis® , | PANAMA, MANILLA; CANTON AND CANA- A STRAW HATS, re: THE. g Unde igea pepe ah Price e385 Lwis*r B ore | equal to any in th aur-s, to warrant a handsome fit. Ladies will exuinine for themselves, at Mt jo25 Stis*r ENTLEMEN’S Real Heads of by being the latest retest improvement, Scalps | duce them bere. They any height, a point in wig | They are composed of ventilating. 6 OF gossamer wor fit ou the head | are pa on ina moment, P the countenance, aud at once i rus lay for four years ; $1000 must be balance in Lots, eat = ing man. AUCTION NOTICES. ™M. . Ag 8 ari ari ola EY, Auctioneer | ig Evening will be sold by irlong room ‘901 Broadway, tensive collection of Books from heney mare and valuable wor ‘books arranged for examination. noED hang th & hl at Paspe spore E half = a Re ord old eoablished STAW HOUSE: No. | 4, own and old iis honte baw Meanie opamaic toe Pi le street. roaite Years as apul is uow doing a business, It hag an excellent lar itehen and front wi td tanger ' bar-roo' pe in first-rate saloon an ber re several }, beddiny oor on the ria eta * mished with carpets, beds sat presest well stocked with the best brands of rs and ented it decanters, wine cages ped i of reasona ri teud to ft hhowelf from ontined Teeth For further Thome TAS GALLAGHER No. 16 Front street. poe, SES TO LET—In Hoboken, near the Ferry— | two large three story iad basement brick di STORE TO LET, wo age, Mie ie ‘Apply on the "prem ee. ie orehouse corner of ‘I'hames reut moderate. Possession D. SHEPHERD, a * Nassau wrest ORTONE OF A VALUABLE ERASE OF LAN FLAND burgh. ‘or of the ok = frm, or 8 Vessel ite ery eiiafection pd aris BERGEA, NF ETON, PR ree Adore articles, which he- will'sel at very low n MMER of er ie Bs introduced are fe 128 Fulton st., San is Yataes jortment _for sale by PANAMA HATS—A fine cetiment je25 Iwis*r ‘OX, Hat 128 Fulton st., ‘San Buildi Lt a RE. "Boose t 16 and I d made to on Ae city. Particular attention inh amasun Wigs, subscriber in the manyfacture of Wii fry an "pelng the first to wutro- ¢ forehead and temples to never before attained.— nt bey ical contrivance entirely new; hen 1% y immediately maselves | pe part aod) pared of the | » PHALON, 6 61 Broadway, op) ite the Jobe Hotels nndee tadsane Hotel ‘making y a mec! | _je%6 Iw're | F rd GOOD WILL nd 1623 lw tre Hous | American Cassimeres, from $1 to. $5. Monday, | and striped; ' ashmere, Merino, Silk summer hess from 7: Jje26 | Women & HAUGH WOUT, 561 and 563 Broadway, re- | chase Gas hele to tl assortment of C! ) dali ndants, Brackets, Mantle Ligtes, ‘and all other fix: tur ssary for either private dwellings or publie build- Ju Ese ack ctahip: MONTEZUMA, Uerthen 1100 tems, | Solar Lampe be ta er, commander, will sail postelvely on Wedaes- , design, atyle ava Philadel phi jis, whose eosttoren to the comfort of blished by A dese plim. nt:— si Decidedly the rich sub , nelius & Co. who exbi thing imported, and wi ae a wnat a the Herald office. praca Leese apair of Whit Stones which they | wick fore i, may send tothe same places not te addre: Je25 31 OLPH SCHWA| TZ. | ‘On SALE, ixturrs of a Confectione towhieh is attached an quire at 218 Blecker stre ied Cream Saloon and Ga: Linen, fancy Summer Fre ench ani as: handsome st: cents to $4. Boys’ ip; a lags a for summer ‘ear on fam W. H. DEGROOT & CO., 102 Fulton st. eas CHANDALIEKS, Xe. avery spectfull, invite tl ou C pone | wishing to rae ty of the newest patterns Gi bracing all the latest impro' fob vag ples they deem it quite suf- jesers. Coruelius & Go, mince groping eed in esta- ‘the most andoubted testimony. highly respectable and leareed gentioman in Washington ng the late Natioual Fair, pays this haudsome com- in the Fair is made by Cor. mber of articies equal to any- canuot be surpassed save by them- ° he e celebrated Professor Cresson, who, at the request of 18 0! Fo ee Raggi allen Gas Puig west to Ea- tones of land, report says:—" That ress purpose of Phila dsation off chaste and Beautifel foreas: wrth rion of finish.” erangements, with C. & Co. are such thatthe ap ned with their most approred and desi carefully put up, and je2 3tis*re y warrant all to be faction. WHITING. x seaiasoere is rte bale "fostered AND RETAIL JEWEL AND ye Dress ig Cases, Jewel Cases, Miniathi | Flute ses for Silver Plate neatly pein A variety of the above articles constantly on hand, made to order, with neatness aad despatch. JOHN P. SEELE OROCCO CASE aly AES Fulton st. stairs, near Broadway, WELLER'S Show Cases, fitted up mor (a toe tain watches, chauls, rings, breast plus, thimbles, pencil Ladi id Gentl "s Travelling, Writi id ies’ ani jemen’ welling. Writing and oe Rizor Cases, Surgeon! Teecrament Cases, 4 eas iweres G THE SUSSCRIBEK offers the following rure Wines of ter casks, algo in glast, of the following celebrated houses:— | re it i Go. F Gurvey, FX. Hormoay & vo., Hanti, we, and other house ez an bey socal gi oe Very rior ta’ quailty, from Gee, Sandeman & Co, and others, diree: 2 eae. Chateau Margsur, do Latour Larose, Cos a cornell, Rees ty f da, son Be | pea my terhauser; Assmanshai Burgundies—Clos di Voluey, Beanie, ‘Satterne, sisting of four Je25 Iwer ALELOIOK BOD h this new and anicle of aipld med conn by A t ana well elenp: pitcreed femelle pale aor iiaae | STANTON, ete tvaah J EAT TEMPEKANCE BEVERAGE. }. a8 follows:— ips, ageter <e and in glass, of the fol- ward, March & Co., Newton, Gordon & , Otieviers, &e., &c.; vintages of 1793 up to Pale, Gold vi Brown, in butts, hhds. and quar- of * SU, Brandy and Jamaice Ram, cat to be used in jirections for pale it, Ler PRUE, os Pine at FOR SALE CHEAP FOR caer, E lease of the Bowling Saloon, No. ro, Fistores 2 s, MAHON, Att: L ke., No. 6 City Hull ancetat kane st. ETS UF PExdiIAN SILK having been appoiuted sole agents 01 these Bomuets, a now prepared to sup TER FIRE WORKS-FOURTH LF ey: | (ea iy mys boven pt amreenen PRE ten ee pert ed i iter ta Tee aon Paar ae Re ed. Lege ont gen - ca deem the Nps aites OF PARIS—The Chontia Siem sche cont Beit ge eh Blane! Juan, Cony; Seara- rigs cz Bocas, 60 conte; dovcnd sad third tiem, $6 cas ors open at’? er ecek-Cartia will rise at half past seven inten Fara To conclude mouch, and immer Season.— nee elder, oF the Boab siemens a Alteration in’ Prices— 25 cents; Dress Cirgle or Balcony, Pit Ra eatra Boxes, enc! mid woo VASTLE GARD: Ney Be ning piece o music will Las 19 ‘Domia re man. Gvertgre. spite ilo ‘hompson. eas ee Over: D0 e Over- ture to Zampa. Sox ‘ar German Waltz by the pron. Overture to isses Valiee. Comic Des conclude with a series e Bronze Horse. gi Dissaiving Views late ayrarrtved from Me Collisa of Lace Professor Bierstein. aeresioe a "Admittanee’ 2 cents, SA neliee NIGHT. vance of Mr. H. Placide. wie cr DEN.—Sa-urday Evening, June 27th, 1846. —The performance will commence with a favorite seen srk Sebtekes? athe sae ee for heaues D—The - Mi piensing Miss jane 27—~the @ overture to Bott x y.. of halt aa boar. Overt ‘After “phigh the laughable fercets of a MAN WITHOUT AHE alco; Mr Featherstone, Amol is Wi iam, ‘Allen MM ‘Top, Miss Clarke; Kate Hunt- fry ies Hover: faery, Mma Weta WAPOLEON'S fer which a 1 ON: etch mame OLD GUARD Hiwvennek, Plesides Lord Bema: Wal as Lady jeauville, Misi Hoberta; Melanie Haversack, ies Charl Hafan hour's intermission for the Concerts Ade-Masard nO Reap apart Co by the Or ‘o conclude with the Taugha ER—Mr Beau, Mr_tl alcott: Roso Bean, jock Clarke; Vi Watts Doo oe , to begin Tickets Fifty Cents.” cia HOWES” © 00's NEW YORK MAM aeueatiie TH! PARGIST E ESTABLISHMENT ¢ ever the Unit DAME "MARIEMACARTS, rh “ry 4 Equestrian roe w._| Petar Ieee gjacetal and fel ‘ chara chaos sence, render the a tbtrchet ‘ertiste the lead: tug feature of arene. | as Pattie wo the br liant description given in the extraordinary and cece ore Bipaemsie! artiste. ane Drietoe afer are thee ir height wet wel aoe ears ie toe ome en ni fess in in “ Jack an 4 Pay SS te ee sereuath and esiiity, and wht side nae in nfm here athe ee ogee. nas ire Equestrian Director, Mr, hor aa NLXON, wae unap| gy ‘lown, D. Amoug the Performer. the celebrated == der. the pole of the Areas. Si. HOBBS w! Horseback are the most extraord: inary 9 ver wil tnewed. Ju | alle Accof eae tae of ioe. ‘Girmpie Ener rope blz Me Mr. MACARTE.,. igh hi Fests by veel’ Bors, fein, ae aa its BROTHERS, ‘a thet! rel jegant mynastic ey Sy, Sweet ¢ net ing aid Aine ‘Ir. Howes im his Mi jan "Act of “* i Fencies of P seus.” Mr. nek pe Evolutions, Mr. ‘:eo. Sweet, the celebrated are Dane of others. The wh tug § and classic perform: ‘This nrtvalied comme of perform in the town of LEHIGA, Now. on Wie ah of duty iter wh sh they’ ey will Tmt edith priselpal oftise snd creras. fa the frre ‘ith a variet the leading, most talented, i 19, 20, a 22, Buffalo. GOTHIC HALL, BROADWAY. VERFLOWING crowds 0 v and fasnioa have pro- son the wonderful Auto- Durivg the whole of next Performances, commencing at7 clock. | The rest Bie nad the Duck of Vausscon will be asbibined, with other objects of interest. jote— There will be mosning and afternoon performances next week. ‘Admission 25 cents. Je2t 1were THE ALLEGHANIANS « respecttully announce th third Concert will take place at the Apollo Roo Broadway, on dime gah, on which ove: several new oreloc 2 jeces wi R’S CHURCH, BARCLAY S' ws DA Lady to sing Second Soprana in the Uhoig of thie Chareh. “None need apply uulens they ean rea t sight. A) . iH nee tz ” Sreanist of the Chureh, No. $75 Broadway. MUSIC. [NSTRUGTION given on the Piano a two dollars regen jerstands the profession ing to the Hi PIANO FORTES. ited to eall at Chambers’ D No, 24 Brosdway, for a superior and warranted acticle. ABATE GARD! ARDEN is i ss ad Wil eto Pert Tuesday ond F ida Sronings, commencing eee tol er oe ee — will please iy ‘WILLIAM seagen, Proprieter, THE ALHAM! ICE CREAM 8 ALOON, 559 Broadwa: and O sTRANGERS--Strangers ew attraction in the Saloon saide from the de i ites us ina id eet the Pasion Promenade a around the balcony affords a view jeasaut ev: bounty and coho than can'be louad congregated te ary any other pare of pedlic fo pa <2 oe. no where can an Ty Auaicenos free. ‘ “ae Je81_lwis*re endl et HE, i isnow Model (orien to be represented upon the Kort sie abe rhe ad compl aa Serine tie cy gomrenation They ine! Lage hg ber = ae ope ae decorative tera, can fini smiley Bye epply at the office—also a w agents, and pei of transacting business. Tours rom 8 6 P. ald Im*rre TER BELDEN, 360 Broadway. BILLIAKDS IMPRUV bb. FIELD respectfully informs fy is fri OT that hes returned to hie o fe aparcare mablte, that he has ret ers, pee ee s, i aie 13g "An yt slotting jusewn bles hve been put in perfect by Phat hat with "A ede Radler 40 fea jon ‘aropean ity country. Larger is for fe fiard Tables for sale ; Indi mr ig Bilard Fables fog wae ey , constantly on and ‘my20 RCADE BILLIARD R SALoo clay street, near the Astor House.—MICH. knows to the billiard playing Portion of of the eity, res; informs his friends, Fatrons. bili that he has taken the above ess 1a Fabk Fag Bh fn cocpeaall andres a Ps NEW YORK LABARATO Te pias eats asate of te 1h Say and BENNETT, 198 Front atret, two of Fak One hain and i ¢ stone tie, Galas ment of Fl ba itt don, vom jometer ope made bau: 3 uns, a with rtag’s head set in f wda. 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IN JOM sine y Mise peat 5 et INTELLIGENCE, | Baurmors, June 26,evening. | An extra from the office of the Lexington Ex- press, states that Mr. Houck had arrived at Inde- | twenty days, He is said to have brought intelligence that the authorities at Santa Fe were fortifying, and be- sides 2,000 men, then under arms, the government had made a requisition for 5,000 men from Chi- huahua. Every third man in Santa Fe and the vicinity wasto bear arms in its defence. The place was preparmg for a siege. Mr. Houck, it is added, expressed the opinien that Col. Kearney ought not to take less than 5000 ten on his expedition against New Mexico. The St, Louis Era, of the 18th, says a number of wagons loaded with ammunition and provi- sions,thave already started on their way over the prairies, and Col. Kearney sends them ahead as fast as he can get them in readiness. More than 200 dragoonshave taken @p their line ofmarch. The volunteer companies are at Fort Leavenworth, going through military exercises under the direction of the regular officers of the | army, and are said to be improving rapidly. Mexican Privateers—American Vessels Captured. Puavecruta, June 26, 1846. The Kingston (Jamaica) Morning Journal of 6th June says :—There was a report yesterday from the Brigantine Telegraph, Capt. T. Young, at this port from Mobile, that she was boarded by | a Mexican privateer, and on ascertaining she was a British vessel was permitted to proceed unmo- lested. The Captain of the Telegraph also states | that the privateer had two American vessels as prizes.”” Nothing by Southern mail, which has just ar- rived. Firt.—John Bartlett’s fireworks factory, Coates street, took fire this evening by accident. The roof of the building was blown off, and many ex- plosionsensued. The rockets flew in every di- rection. The owner and brother were on the | premises, and were much injured. ‘Western Troops. The Indiana volunteers have been mustered into service ; also, thirty companies of Illinois vo- lunteers. PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS. Wasninorton, Friday Evening, June 26. Senate. CORRECTION. Mr. Dicxinson corrected an error in the Union's re. marks, made yesterday, in relation to the report of the select committee, which was referred IMPROVEMENT OF THE WESTERN WAT The memorial and proceedings of the late Memphis | which was the Improvement of the navigation of | the Mississippi river. The Committee was unanimously of opinion that the Convention had the right to improve the navigation under the provision of the constitution to regulate commerce between the States. All of the Com- mittee, except the Senator from Louisiana, was of opin ion that the power is limited te the improvement of the channel of the river. He also presented a bill from the Committee to authorise the appointment of a board of topographical and civil engineors, three in number, with a view tothe aforesaid improvement. Mr. Catnous’s motion and report were laid on the ta- ble, ordered to be printed, and made the order of the day for Monday two weeks. A motion to print 10,000 extra copies of the report, was after discussion, referred to the committee on printing. INDIAN 1A TION. Mr. Lewis, from the committee of conference, in rela- tion to the Indian appropriation bill, made a report, which was adopted FRAUDS ON THE CUSTOMS. On motion of Mr. Jounsov, of La, the Secretary of the Treasury wns instructed to inquire into alleged frauds, reported to have been recently committed in the importation of sugars, containing a large portion of mo- lasses, and report thereon to the Senate. EXPLORING EXPEDITION. On Mr. Peancn’s motion, 3000 extra copies of the re- port, respecting the publication of additional copies of the sciontific works of the exploring expedition, were ordered to be printed. THE REVENUE. Mr. Simmons submitted a resolution, calling on the Se- cretary of the Treasury for specific estimates of reve nue, to be derived from financial measures proj osed by him, which was laid over. THE ARMY. On Mr. Bacsy’s motion, the Secretary of War was di- rected to report the number and description of troops, called into service'from Alabama, since April Ist. PRIVATE BILLS. On Mr. Sevizn’s motion, the Senate proceeded to the consideration of bills on the private calendar. A bill for the relief of John J. Bulow, Jr., for property. destroyed in the Florida war, was advocated by J.M, Clayton, and opposed by Mesars. Jarnagen and Dayton and then postponed until Tuesday. A bill for the relief of J.J Whito was taken up and de bated by Westcott, Atchison, Pearce, Benton, and Jarnt gan. After some remarks from several in favor of the Dill, it was passed, yeas 23. nays 18. | A bill for the relief of F. A. Harrison was opposed by | Mr. Atchison, and laid on the table. A bill for the relief ef Sohn Crowell, late Indian Agent was discussed by Messrs. Evans, Bagby, and others, and ordered to be engrossed. A bill for the relief of Walter Loomis and Abbe Grey, was ordered to be engrossed. A Dill to allow Dr. Elijah White extra compensation | as Indian Agent, was laid over till to-morrow. A bill to renew a Patent for a Plough to the heirs of Hepthree Wood, was advocated by Messrs. Phelps and Jobnson of Md., and opposed by Messrs. Dix, Benton, and | Westcott. The bill was then rejected—ayes 19, noes 22- | MISCELLANEOUS. A message was received from the President, stating that he had signed the bill for the compensation of volun- teers, passed in the House to-day, and also the joint reso Jution relating to the Houmeh claim. The Committee on Commerce reported in favor of a | Marine Hospital at New Orleans. | Mr. Jounsox, of Maryland, submitted a resolution, | calling on the Secretary of War, to know whether pow er had Lees given by him to any officer or other persons, to raise regiments, to be mustered into the service of the United States, and if so, by what authority. It was laid over. ‘The Senate then went into Executive session. House of Reprosentatives. The joint resolution from the Senato, respecting the | Houmah Land Grant, was passed. ARMY REGULATIONS. The Sonate bill: for organizing and officering volun. | teers was taken up/ Mr. Hanasow hoped the House would pass it at ones. Mr. Fanan. offered an amendment to increase the pay of soldiers and volunteers two poe per month during ‘the war. Mr. Stxrners opposed buy. action. This was the second supplemental war bill. Pass it, and he doubted not a third would soon be produced. He moved to refer {t tothe military committee, with instructions for gene- ral officers of voluntects to be medo undér State autho: ny not sustained. Mr. Yaxcuy proposed an amendment, requiring gene | sale to be eppointed by,the regimental officers of the vo- | luateers, bat spoke at length in favor of the appoint- ment of the general officers as provided for in the bill. Mr. Thompson spoke warmly in favor of allowing the volunteers to elect their officers, who should be commis. sioned by the governors of the ‘ates in which the vo. lunteers are raised. | Mr. Hanatson as warmly opposed the proposition, and defined the provisions of the bill. Mr. Coca offered an amendment reducing the lowest Dumber of regiments to constitute a brigade from three to two, giving the eppointment of the genere] officers to the States insteed of the Preeidest. ‘The previous question was called for by some one, but | The amendments were pnt to vote, and rejeste’+-1 ca G1, nays 68. The dill, without amendments, was then ead a third time and passed. Tux TARIFF. The House then resolved itself into Committee of the Whole, Mr. Cobb in the Chair; and resumed the consi- | deration of the bill to reduce the Tariff ' Mr Chase took | the floor and advocated the passage of the bill. Much of his speech was directed tothe argument of Mr. Win throp made yesterday. Mr. Gordon next obtained the floor, and spoke against the present Tariff; after which he said he announced the compromise act as s humbug, | ‘pendence from Santa Fe, having made the trip in | #4 discussed the article of wool, and the duty on it— While Mr. Gordon was speaking, « motion was made for the Committee to rise, which was carried. INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL. ‘The House then took up the report of the Conference Committee, respecting the Indian Appropriation Bill, and agreed to the same. THE TARP. The House then went into Committee again, and Mr. Gordon finished his speech. Mr. Rockwell, of Connec- ticut, followed in support of the present Tariff, going largely into the statistics and merits of the question.— Mr Baringer, obtained the floor, and moved the Commit- tee rise, which was agreed to, and the House then ad- journed. BY THE MAILS. Wasuinoron, June 25, 1846. A debate sprung up to-day in the Senate on the subject of the adjournment of Congress; and it was very evident, from the tone of the remarks and the conclusive vote to. lay the whole subjec | on the table, that Congress will not adjourn before | the second Monday in August, at the earliest. Mr. Benton’s new army bill, for officering the volunteers, was debated until a very late hour, and, all amendments being voted down, it passed. There is no articular news stirring to-day. Mr. Slidell, inte Minister to Mexico, has leit the North. General Gaines is still here, but, | has received nothing satisfactory | tere. Pn is rumored in varieus quarters to-day, that | Gen. Houston, of Texas, of the Senate, will likel | be the new Major General, as lately authorized. Mr. Horn, Collector of Phi hiladelphia, was 1¢- jected bpm ag for the second time, by an in- | creased vote. it is believed, from head quar- Wasnineton, June 25, 1846. The administration is looking every day for ine telligence of the arrival of Santa Auna at Vera Crnz—a pronunciamento of his elevation to the supreme authority, and an overture for peace, Now, it is pretty certain that this enterprise is at | work. While Almonte, (and we have this infor- mation from high authority,) was at Vera Crug | inthe month of May, having been appointed | Minister to France, the political leaders of that | department had called a meeting on the affuirs of | the republic. Every thing was ready to pro- | nounce; but from a division im thd assemblage, some being in favor of Santa Anna, and others for Almonte, the junta was dissolved witho aoe having made a ib hyena Atter which monte returnes Havana, resigning his com- mission to France, but retaining the 980,000 out- fit, which he promises to refund the government ata more Convenient reuson. Santa Anne was expected at Vera Cruz on the 13h of June, and his frends were songuine that is arrival would | lead to an immediate prenur ciumento in his cle Convention were presented, with the report of | Vation. The troops iui by Pardes in pere 5 son, are for the purpose of resisting Sunte Se, Comins: io MENens UF te bani add } Anna, and not General Taylor. and as presenting the report, Mr. Ci iefly ‘°/ Senta Anna is understood 10 be favorable ted the leading doctrines it treated upon, one of | tq negotintion, as preferable to war, as goon as Gen: Taylor hears of the prowunciamento the hete exile, by tue junta wt Vera Cruz, tu sh shout i issue a co-operate pronunciamento, and Pas redes would be demolished at once, Iti ihe pro- nunciamento which does the thing for the Mexi- cans. Ayain, itis anticipatcd, that Puyedes, (in order to defeat the designs of Santa Auna, unless the exile should already. have arrived,) willbe compelled to sue for peace, to save himoclt from the retribution of Santa Anna, y banishment | from the country. It appears, therefore, that whether Santa Anna remains at Havana, er returns to Vera Cruz at the call of the junta, Pa; | redes is driven to the extremity of one ef two al- ternatives—cither to sue for peace, or to leave the country open to Gen. Taylor, in order toa prompt organizauon, to resist the descent and the pronun- ciamento of Santa Anna. When the presence of a hostile army in the territory of a nation, claim- | ing to be independent, is insufficient to stop their intestine broils, it would seem an act of magnani- ae as well as of policy to “smash them upen- tirely,” to use the language of Col. Johnson. It would seem the only course left. The report gains credence, if not credibili that there is tobe a general re-organization of Cabinet pretty soon, more especially for the yee fitof Mr. Bancroft, who, it is said, isto way to Mr. Mason, ' he Attorney General, wi — in turn is to be fi Gen. MoAlister, of | ia, late basen cal ite for governor. Mr Bancrot to go to Russia. The design, it is ) friar reported, is to get Bancroft ont of t e way entirely, as decently as possible, for if nominated li Russia, it is expected the Senate will reject him. If the President, however, is bent upon a new Cabinet for a change, he will probably hold over till the adjournment, send Mr. Bancroft off to Russia in the a io him an outfit and return of an aggregate of 5 pL sornad in- cidental expenses in the event of hi | the Senate next winter, which vould not nor be 80 likely, after his departure, as in ey ap it— The " rbearance of the es 30 rumors of a change or c seri jm Saber py an air of plausibility, and the ection of the cliques is actively at work to effect an explo- sion. | The Richmond Whig has left out a State in ite calculations of the division of the Senate upon the tariff. The correct division is as 1 — There are twenty-five whigs, including Mr. Cil- ley, all of whom we will suppose as steadfast for the law of 42. There are thirty-one democrats, including the two Senators from Texas, from whom we take _— beget fog Sturgeon, of Pennsylvanie, and place them in the opposite scale. ‘ Thi \s of the would give for a reduction Majority for a modification .... . So that there will be no necessity for th casting vote of the Vice President, as the whe has it. Several of the western members, however, are supposed to be averse to the 20 per cent. upon we and coffee, and uj oo this i issue is the last soli- hope of the tari admitting that the | bil. with the tea and lee per centage, will run the peorek Ki By the House. Shoul pence bends ar Pad Mexico bay the bill is pas: tea coffee may esca) P f Conant preees taxation, and the scheme ot “Kay adopted. with some slight modifications, may be te session of '42, enacting the tariff, ad! me on the 30th August “ and we now predict it the session of its repeal will not be — atan eartier a day. Respectfully, TWENTY-MINTH CONGRESS, } In Senate. ‘ ‘Wasninaton, June 25, 1846, . # satel . . . ‘ ‘ . 4 THR VOLUNTEER ARMY. Mr. Brxtow moved to take up the bill from the milite. committee relating to ma‘or and bi ir generals for volunteers raised fur the war with Mexico. The Dill was taken up, and is Pa Aa — To provide for the arganization of the Volunteer Forces, i browght into the service of the United States, into r brigades and divisions, and for the appointment of the en number of general officers to command the Be - iter enacted by the Senate and Houeo of Represente- tives of the United States of America in See arr -~ sembled, That the President of the United States be, and he is hereby, authorized to organize into ie a and divisions such of the volunteer forces a# have been or: led into the service of the United States, — dier rals as the or forces into brigades and divisions may renter : Provided, that the *rig and major gerierals so shall be discharge 2d from service by the President of States, whon the war with ‘Mexjoo shall be: oeotakive treaty of peace, a concluded and rati. vi Pa ; or, in case the brigades or divisions of vulantees as any time ie the servico shall be