The New York Herald Newspaper, April 8, 1847, Page 3

the river Pequest, and will afford fifty fect head and full, and is equal to 1770 horse power, und if applied in the best manner for manufacturing, it would be sufficient to manufacture 200,000 barrels of flour per year. Oxford furnace also possesses a valuable water power, which is applied to saw and grist mills and iron works. — ‘The product of those works yearly, is three hundred tons of stove plates, and five hundred tons of pig iron, und is rapidly increasing. ‘The Muscanctong also sup- plies a yery valuable water power at different points, besides those furnished by its tributaries. “There is within three miles of Easton, including South Easton, which has grown up within the last ten years, and is rapidly increasing’ in wealth and impor- tance, eighteen merchant and grist mills, four saw mills three oil mills, two tanneries, three foundries, four dis- tilleries, two furnaces, one rolling mill and wire factory, three blast furnaces, and cotton factory, all in success- ful operation, At South Easton there is a vast water Power, sufficient to greatly increase the number of ma- nufuctories ; besides which, the Lehigh has a fall of two hundred fect between the Water Gap and Easton, « distance of twenty-five miles, which would dmit of any additional water power that might be required. The surrounding country is exceedingly fertile and well adapted to raising all kinds of grain, which is the prinei- pal product. The excess of flour over and above the home consumption, that is sent to market annually from Easton und its vicinity, execeds 110,000 barrels, and 50,- 000 barrels corn meal. At Easton alone there 1s manu- + factured 90,000 barrels of flour, 14,000 barrels of whiskey, 000 tons of pig metal, and 800 tons refined iron, And in Northampton and Lehigh counties, 200,000 barrels of ‘lour and 18,000 barrels of corn meal annually. ‘The county of Northampton, in Pennsylvania, which Vounds on the Delaware, for a great distance, has 181 stores, 60 flouring mills which manufacture upward of 387,500 barrels of flour and corn meul for market yearly, ‘There are also in it 7 oil mills, 10 tanneries, 7 distillories, 3 blast furnaces, 6 forges, 2 trip-hammer mills, and a variety of smaller iron works, one gun factory, numer- ous saw mills, bark and country grist mills, clover mills, and various manufactories of saddlery, hate, &e. &c. The Amount of merchandise received at Easton, for that place and the adjacent country, annually, exceeds $1,000,000— and the exports in butter, lumber, castings, bar iron, slate, machinery, &e. &e., are very considerable ; it also exports upwards of 1,800 tons of pork annually, besides a arge amount in fat cattle, sheep, &c. ‘The exports of Northampton may be fairly estimated at 50,000 tons, and her imports are also very considerable, amounting in plaster, salt, and fish alone, to 6000 tons, besides the va- rious articles of merchandise demanded for its consump- tion. “The completion of the White’s Haven and Wilkes- burre railroad, connecting the Lehigh with the Susque- hannah river, has opened a new field of trade, of vast importance to this road. This connection unites the three anthracite coal fields together, and with New York city by a shorter route than any other known. When tho North Brauch Canal shall form ajunction with the New York State line, at Athens, Tioga Point, and the western end of the New York and Erie railroad shall have been completed, a continuous line of canal and railroad communication will be formed to Dunkirk on Lake Erie, some seventy-five miles shorter than any other route, thereby rendering it the most favorable, and must eventually secure a very large proportion of the trade and travel to and from the lakes and great west. By this route, bituminous coal can be transported from ‘Towanda, in Pennsylvania, to New York, cheaper than by any other. ‘The three coal fields united as above, are estimated to contain upwards of 150,000 acres of land, and 3,000,000,000 tons coal.’? “The Delaware, Lehigh, Schuylkill and Susquehanah railroad, chartered in 1846, when completed, will become a great auxiliary to this rond. (Its route passes through Northampton and Lehigh counties, and connects Easton with the valley of the Schuylkill, the Pottsville coal fields, as well as the Mauch Chunk and Hazleton coal tields, and the Susquehanna valley, by a junction with the Beaver Meadow and Catawissa railroads.) There is in this. rich agricultural district, through which this road passes, thirty-seven flouring mills within five miles of the lino of the road, exclusive of those within ten | miles of Easton, capablo of manufacturing over 300,000 barrels of flour annually, besides various oil and grist millla,’? Should the company deem it expedient to go immedi- ately into thé-transportation of coal, the profits would be greatly increased at once. It is confidently believed that | ‘the transportation of coal alone over this road, would | pay a handsome dividend on its cost, without the aid of receipts from passengers, and other freights. Contracts cun be made with responsible individuals for as much | coal as can be transported oh the road, as soon as it is completed to Faston. The Morris Canal would be put completely Aors du combat by the extension and speedy completion of this | 4 road, and the inducements for the construction of tho | Une at once are so overwhelming, that we see nothing to prevent an immediate subscription for tho full amount Toquired. It is a very extraordinary circumstance that this city has been so long shut out from a more direct communication with the northern part of Pennsylvania, | A more feasible route than the one alluded to above does | not exist, and for a trifling amount wo can open a very large trade with ono of the most extensive agricultural | | districts in this section of the country. As an invest- | | attend the ‘funeral, this day, (Thursda; | Were unanimausly ment, {t will be equal to any other railroad in the coun- | rae | try. Old Stock Exchange. ee oy Tyea’ry Notes 101, 100 shs Canton snw 35 | i “do boo 101%, 125° do 3584 $00 ng 3 do 390 ira Reding Bds ns ard M ao “3 cy Obie es yo ze 10 Harlem Fe i Mortis cath Bis, 0 7m to ‘ bf OK io be boner! 0 shs Reading RR 6 50 do 630 50! 200 % 30 do b6o 100 © sl2ms 59 12 June 12 Union BI gy "0 Erie tr Serb 13 Eko Com full “8845 100 Lone Inland {0 US Banke r Wor | 20 North Am Tr 9 "do | 190 Farms Tr 29! do bio | 1% do 8.8 2 do 50% | 0 do %, 3 ‘1 ie 50 Morris t ‘ wo do 610 21 et mee Ohio 6°s90 Sh iv 6's, 964 25 1% foun Moris Bonds ba 30% aot bs 388 150 shs F aa SOs 3 Canton. Co slo 3 % woe 50 Farms Loan 29) 0 2 torte HY loo Veusbune” bio. d is ic! 2 do ai (50 US Bank ge New Stock ; hs Fars Trust 390 295% 50 ah Nor & W, 4 5 Morris Canal ca ah i hae rae Fi baa i 8 FF Re Z a asl 5 HulemRR cath20%8 3% do Nora'Wor ab" gost aaian CITY TRADE REPORT. New Youre, Wepxrspay Arteanoon, April 7, The markets for breadstuffs and provisions continued finn, with a fair amount of transactions, A few small- lots of Geneseo flour (we presume of rather extra quali- ty) sold at $8. Some round “hoop western sold at $7 50, aud a parcel of fair Genesee sold at $7 75 a $7 6734.— Considerable safes were alxo made, to arrive, at full prices, Southern brands were also firm, and sales made at $7 12}. Corn continued yery firm, and sales of north- ern yellow, in the city, were made at $1 02 a $103, and to arrive on the opening of the river, at $100 a $1 02-— Southern and Northern white cold at 93 a 95 cents. Corn meal closed firm at $4 87'4, with a fair amount of sales, North River oats sold at 44 cont. Provisions sold to a flr extent at about yesterday's ratos, the market closing with ctondiness. Including public sales and private transactions, there was a fair amount of business done in sugars, In coffee, transactions wore limited, without material change in quotations. Asurs—We report sales of 100 bbls” pearls on private terms. The Inst rales of pots were made at $4 Breswax—There were no sales of pacha peaee Bresvsrurrs—Flour—We report small sales, in all spent 200 bbls, rather extra y Genesee at $8; do, fair do at $7 75 a $7 8ihy: do deliverable in May, at $6 60; 2000 do, to arrive in20 days after the opening of the river, at $7 3714, and 1000 do, to arrive in July, at $5 94, Southern flour was also in good de- mand, and we repeort sales of 500 bbls Georgetown at $7 1234, and 200 Indiana round hoop, via New Orleans, at $7 In wheat there was no chan, Further sales of Genesee and Western were report 0 arrive.on terms we did not learn. Corn~-We report sales of 3700 bushels white (Deveraux's, N. ©.) at 9cents; 3000 do | Southern white at 93¢, and ahout 2000 Northern white | at 940. The following sales of yellow were made, viz:— | 445000 bushels Northern at $1 03; 8500 do at $1 02 10,000 do, to arrive on the opening of the river, at $1 02; 6000 do, to arrive on dhe opening of do, at $ “a 4a 5000 do'yellow, In the city, were reported sold at $1, without soe and terms of sale being mentioned. Corn meal—Thie market was firm, and we report sales of 800 hls New Jersey at $4 94, and 800 doat $4 87}. | Ryo—Woe report sales of 1500 bushels, to arrive in May, at 90c. The last sale of rye flour was made at $4 79. Oats—5000 Wushels N. R. oats sold st He, Barley ro- mained nominal, Caxours—We report eales of about 900 boxes of sperm on terms equivalent to 32¢,, short time, market was rather quiet yesterday anid rts have been augmented by the arrival four ndditional cargoes, some of which is going into store 120 bage sold by auction I at 8 e.. 4d montis Maracaibo nivel 209 ds ‘ are moderate, and the mar- Cortos—The sales SIXTEENTH WARD. ket firm ut our outside D's /MOCRATIC INDEPENDENCE. or sos Livwnroot CLassiricarion. ‘Ortasds | Wed Sas, the Dei moeral pulectors Loe jer a set et le Uplands. Florida, Me 2 esas | fol der nee a wae sufferages ot’ the he election m4 none. none. none upne. | held on t w 2d Tuesday in April, “Hering © onfidence in ‘their ,- 1s it ft \ and cay ty we do reapwestel iy seccomimes ; Ht Hi BS a ae DENT TICKET: F 12% we THEODORE "MATTINE. a rey a 13% BM For Assistant ‘192 13% nome, none, 1353 JOHN MYER. .mone. none. none. none, 14 1x | i For Assessors, Favit—We rt sales of 3200 boxes of Sicilly oranges Abrm, MeBide, oe L, Havemeyer. at $2 8734, and ‘and 1300 do. lemons at $2.00. Thoro wore Jobn Banta, For Constab] y sale of a lot of Malaga raisins, in barrels, at $6; bunch, in og oe boxes, remain without change. ist District—Alex. Hid pectors of Tee Al 1 ket was quict to-di d without | 2d Distriet—by “ avid D. Reid. ote ees ig aie cad Oe d Distet—Htbere ms Richard he Hemr— ply continued light. The last sale re- | # Pigrieen fred W. Mapes. ported was a ry a f Manilla, on time, at $187 60 per ton. | Ixpico continued firm. The last sal In consequence yl Nester ‘Seaman. e ee of the mode of conducting les of Manilla, on | the late Prim failure of an expression of 8 ‘ere made at 80 a 93e., on time; of Guatamala'do. | inajority of the Dever et eetore thereby, he take wei 26; and of Caracas ut 85c, for ordinary, and 95c. | liberty to propose the above irmly elleve ‘thi wiseo— the article was held at $4 374, but no sales Cuba was held at 24c. 49 bhds. Trinidad Rouritr A dbase Setiet cone will promote the best ‘nverest of our fellow: Sener Tio Oss JAMES, Chairman, and =e thes heehee sold by auction at 23% a 24c., and 26 do. New Orleans at \\ | | 2834 a 200. cash, | Navan Stones—Arrivals of spirits of turpentine were | ' ars old, very tall 6 feet, darl free, Sales continued to be made, including some lots | ain abisee face oe et for export at 4lc. on the wharf, and at 42 a 4c in store. There was some more enquixy for rough, and holders | were disposed to advance theif terms. OiLs—A lot of Dutch Linseed was offered at 75¢. gallons of American city pressed, sold at 80c.; English 2000 “MISSING, ~ rsday, 25th ultimo, Nathaniel Fis! ward will be given for such covery or return to his fri left his friends to go to Brooklyn, and return nformation as shall at 74 Warren st., a8 Ur was steady ut 85c. There was no change in whale or crude sperm, and no sales of importance reported. re ROristons—About, 900 40 1100 bbis. of pork, ware ‘eported sold, aint old mess, at $14 6824, and old i work in general. spect d puiyatnfeenliyop mess on he best of reference giv rime $12 49% ; 100 bbls. do. New moss sold at | allat No.6 Aun street, upstairs. —_ $id 60, “Tho same prec, it was sald, was reftoed for 160 WANTED, more. 40 hhds. pickled shoulders sold at 60. We A YOUNG WOMAN, a situation as Cook oF to assist uote smoked beef hams at le; pickled do. at 17e. Am Washing, Se. | ‘Phe best ork hams im pickle were quoted at 8ic.; sugar 12 Gi stree' of y references ivan, by ap ad iter cured do at 8%c. Lard continued firm, though no sules of moment transpired. The stock of old Butter had be come low: new ad it arrives, in pails, sold at 3144. stock of Cheese waslight, aud soles small, though firm ut Gad The latter price for oy quality. @ report sales of 72 tlerees fair quality at breferred,) taking charge Wise sel 729 Post office, wi il be attended WANTE aU 10. Jes from the city, a man (Scotch lis ho understan ‘ofa horse, and who would make Anplicatious, stating terms, Ke, ad ress other- agti*r Srev+.- Rough Flaxseed, if in the market, would bring $11 50 per tierce, and $1 60 per bushel. We s report sales of 70 tierces Pennsylvania Clover at 73¢e. imothy, wo heard of no transactions. Svuoar.—We report sales 500 boxes Havana brown at 63;u7!¢; 180 bhda, Muscovado #old at 7376, and do, 100 do, St. Croix at 8Xa9e; 70 hhds. New Orleans, sold by SITUA pate Y TWO respectabl B floor. nurse and rants the of Pion the bestof city reference, No. 106 Madison street, first WANTED by oe respectal le Young Wome the other £3 lo chamber work an Plea ter rom the lust Dace, 19 situations, on ascl curereta and w: oe a8 deer auction, at 64¢a730; 18 do damaged Martinique at $4 4 136 boxes Havana brown at 6a754c, ensb. Ta.Low.—Small sales were reported for domestic con- | sumption at 8%a0e. i ve was dull at 31\ya32c for north west, and at ie for South sea, Freionts.—An ei 2 ‘and perfectly understands Apply to Lord & morning or after 6 ment of 6000 bushels of corn WANT! PERSON WHO SPEAKS GERM a AND A ie the Goods bu: ape It*r was made to Liverpool in bags at 22!sd. A vessel was | Sr engaged to load for Ireland with hts ai 6d; 24d was | PRY A RESPECTABLE you offered and declined for grain in bulk to Liverpool, A and to assi vexsel was engaged to go to Philadelphia, and load for ite eee ealt a0 No. Sens Liverpool, with grain, at 240, and with flour at 7a 6d. A | [vont room, lot of flour was taken to-day by a Liverpool packet ut 7 AA British vessel was taken upto load with gr Lat 2ida22d, ‘To Havre freights ain in bags | QE Meee del, | Wai wenassedceeieeprprericl rem variety, larger. th stablishment in the Ui for Livery 1.500 | aad ipege pediars can get sup 46 of house and lot 27 Norfolk st., 25x100, Wee | Necieree ecu Lot on 15th st, near Union Place. 9,050 ui D., formerly of Hudson an Store and lot 166 Front st, 16.6x74.6. . Larner Tra Sat ‘The cargo of the ig? ) Heber, from | Canton, was sold at auction this morning. Teconsisted of | Chambers street, v VERAL Agents wanted, to Me ¢ public ean receive on inost s] Sil medi the well known Dr. Salom 13,050 | for tat particular purpose, and has apply the country trade with « before offered any ees agents, merc de streets, wl about nine thousand packages, of all descriptions, aud | went offat about 10 or 12 per cent advance upon former sales in New York. ‘The company assembled. was large, and the bidding animated. ‘The amount sold amounted to over $100,000,—Boston Transcript, April 6. Ave: were mously Sleeted i: TRISH E MIGRAN® : Y T an Election for Officers of this Society for the ensuing eld on the Sth instant, the following named persous: GREGOR SILLON. Vice Died. JOSEPH 81 WART. On Tuesday evening, 6th instant, after a lingering {ll- ae ness, Cartamive Ax, daughter of David and Sarah | Preston, in the 19th year of her age, F STORENG E ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- cae bers of the Stanton street Baptist Church, are respect- The pit "fh Presidents. UGH RELLY, cuaMEs MATHEWS. Secret eC AR’ seat. Secreta SWEED Executive Committee for the follow: we year will con- fully invited to attend her funeral, on Thursday after- | sist of -— noon, the Sth instant, at 4 o'clock, from the house of her rex Ingoldsby. ‘Terrence Donnelly, father, No. 392 Grand street, near Attorney. Charles M. Nanry, William Watson, On Saturday, April 3d, at 10 o'clock, A. M., aftera RB. wolves k, James Fey barn lingering diene, of consumption, cong hm Hes eras Jahn Mig james Olwell. ATSON, years, 11 mont! 5 days, wife Charle i Mann. Captain bn M.” Watson, and eldest daughter of John | ya gaits & Shes Beis 3 A ee rl yea me WINGLE GENTLEMEN OR GENTLEMEN AND Funeral this day, Thursday.) at oue o'clock P.M., | §Sltheie Wives ean be accommodated wit peasant Root from the house of her father, at Greenpoint, L. 1., ( and Board at 07 Broome street, near Broadway. apa st®rre which the connections and friends of the family are re- | — GUIDE TO SOUND spectfully invited to attend. Her remains will be taken | Wn 4 (c CASHLIE Sot Bredne to Greenwood Cemotery for interment. N. B.—Norwich, calisthe attention of the public to hi proved Conn., papers please copy. On the 7th instant, of measels, Wi.t1am, youngest son of William and Ann Stewart, aged one year, four months sand five days. The friends and ‘acquaintances of the famil: are Te- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, this day, Hate at 5 o'clock, from their residence, No. 2 Can: At 5 o'clock A. M. yesterday, Joun Henny, son of John H. Bowie, aged 4 years and 4 montbs. ‘The relatives aod friends of the family are invited to at 3 o'clock P. method of preserving artificial, nd d conaidazed useless, TS ALL ders the tooth perfect while in a soft state, with persons itis peculiarly from 78 Frankfort street. tive method. He would also b FOURTH WARD, WARD DEMOCRATIC’ REPUBLICAN meeting of this committee, ry and Oliverstreets, ot he following resolutions of engagi objects, willplease a 3. to, 3,0007° amoust. No bro Gee hary Post dopte olved, That the report circulated by a political faction that their * banners” have been burned, with the sanction of the friends of the opposing candidate, is entirely without foun- dation--a weak invention of the enemy, to impose upou our k Address Box No. 805, ag tr Pe pS pe | editor of the #vening Post say s practice of eighteen years, he operates on the teeth ‘with great skill eo wi it stairs, where, by leaving their address, they will be 1,500 to loan on bond and mortwae erie ely property, worth doub Sitice, describing the propert ‘obteined an on for filling crite and sore teeth, 8 AND 1) every respect. adage CH AND SPAN c SENTE BRITO is desirous of giving lessons the French and Spanish languages by Fa benomes hard, For | d. We have tried it.” NIL LANGUAGE a simple but effe ” or gentle- services for either of the No. 11 Wall street, room fellow-itizens, and excite sympathy to ‘which they are noto- MKS, riously not entitled. te ZEGLLO, before the transaction 1 - ra had been tomy cut dow rea ade: Of respectable cith them, pelted with mid, as cat be established on undoutted 4 Mitesolved, That the peaceful and orderly condition of the cal ward, during the past year, favorably contrasts with the nor 22. and outrages of the preceding, and we solemnly disclaim and discountenanee any’ interference with the banners and ins) he of private opinio of any | party, pati eee iu the nal RADNER & CO., and opposing the politcal sulferance that disgraced id de: an sade the fst administration of the ward ; Pir 1 e ittee, BT eet Ve PENG AN Chaicaan. A} PHYSICLAN, who js obliged to v1 CHARLES J, DAUGHERTY” py has a Drug Store to dispose of, in whi sos Dit AUS " {Secreta teecht | gaw cleay $1500 per annum, besides Koad counter pract THE WHIG Sot the Third Ward, *o5°s eee Set SOUL jo CRATE nen GOF Ata todas apie nations for cha notics to respond to t F.. Ruggles was lent, and George et was declared unani- r Aldermen. 8T erHEN EE ALT ER. it Assi HENRY 8. ‘DU? NNING. w York ae 1 WM ap ar NEPTUNE HOUSE. mpany, ad District TH MA! THOMAS C. BARTINE offer great ind ad District—W M. L. SHARDLOW. and welll accommodated—also good bathing. SAM LR. NABBAUT. af Sw The following resolutions were then offered, and unanimous: HE, subscriber respectfully | public generally, that his house will No. 67 Divistoy Sreui OULD respectfully inform ber felends end tha publte [w general, that she has constantly on hand a full and fash- ionable assortment of shirred bounets; straws, plain and fancy; also, Tuscans, of a superior qualit The ladies from the country, as wel Lewy KOFF, tp Woopiukr, ».on or before the first day of May; also, thathe NEW ROCHELLE, ny informs. fis friends, and mourning bonnets. asthe city, are requested if examine her stock before purchasing elsewhere. NOTICE, have removed to No. 9 tween Wall and Pine streets, opposite the C Pi COMPANY. nd will remain ‘open Shares $25 each. te ‘oimissioners. be open to to be near the C, F, RIC) ly responded to solved—That in pre: Srreurs Bu 1 seut a gentl represent ft ing for your approval the name of ‘a candidate for Ald doubted worth and sterling itegrit ils of the city with credit to ng been long a resident of the been a thorough going and 18a, our candidate for t who. has always been n Ho mized ane pure and gomatscont Vita, und se fully auatifed | sent Oe its au early: inspe ‘Thread Laces, Embrotd ied LOWDEN }EOR( {SLATTERED by the very great encouragement he has re- | tothe cived since his commencement in business, ‘general assortment best quality of ladies” and gentlemen's | 659 BROADWAY, 1 or ik an e and black Demi Veils; 2 cartoons of bla to represent tie Ward in the coucils of our city. | Brussels Lace, very cheap; Point Lace, d’Alencon, olved=That Hugh Maru, and Charles ML Hoopley our | tigured Lace for capenp Ait these psds ate entively ae idates for A: ri_are men well acquainted with the _ being purchased for cash, ladies will find this a very des is Ward, and the. electors. ther opportunity « "ful confidence in their integrity ‘and Ter al flecting & very considerable saving. Alexander Bates, fie RSALE by JOHN Fe always been Marked Car whom the residents advan he dischar a retoun, Resolved, That in presenting the candidates for inspect elections, the yoters in the ward are well aware of the services they haye rendered, and men who are capable of performing the duties assigned them, solved, That in William V. fet and Josep (lor, our Alms lity ject re noininated, ‘wit of the it ny addressed by Re EF Holines,| and | but by the help of Diy now restored to good hee Tho: ire dexterity, must our candidate for nyouthat Iwi f your Horehound Can dings of this meet- the whig papers, and also the Herald, gadjonmned, » ER is vt Fousom, Vice Presiden Sold by J. PEASE, & St dno, W. Pexton, Secretary. a 1t*eht Agents—-Rushton & Co, 10 J —- way; 194 Broadway, 147 Kighth avenne, 116 Sixth avenue, 105 99 and 269 Fulton ag Wr President. | THIRD WARD. At A MEETING of the Whig Nominating € 4X of the Third Ward tid pe the Mu BEDBUG needs but one app dulous of its wonderful and. je and retail 176 Grand st le acknowledging the kindness of the ward which ‘derm ' ig reported, (David Craham, wing. ticket was then adopted nnd fe ous and phon support of the true W ATH, urd 3 puonA Mae Bors fe se Men ie JAMES E. WOOD, tt GEORGE wersetpy baits . Digt. Smith Danning ‘Thomas C Bartine,, Esq. i TAM L. SHARDLOW. Les. GE W. CHEDIC, exis Smith, Rover Po Hathaa 2X Agents for the sale of new Recent Pastor of Congregs esidence 121 Second stre DARDS! CARDST iN J. MIRABE, every deseripi erage «ames se who Ww ie to rece Ww. E Gentiy tue tie objec ned a serious at +) Providence an 4 re 293 Broad street, Brooklyn, ent ; and 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn. iit by one who Is practically Jessons n advantages, of this is to irely cured of a severe cold by. s used it in a severe cough, ttack of lung disease, your specitic, he is We. MARTYN, al Chureh, Chrystie st w York, rs 9 Division » POISON. INFALLIBLE BEDBU inate: A ‘com ‘ittee wo a ha La prove his preparati i Wd tootboe this warataaslon; which reforeed thee AL nak testroyer and Bedbuys ever di C4 ‘most inere- 2 ‘a8 Im*r FEW active yonng Men to go South or West to er Deal Publications— “ \ over and above their expenses will be sured to them in Wrie ; samuel bn © ‘Thos W. Faulkner. | Ridge Qnith us Opprtes tty of efee ng $1000 her yeni’ Some men if if ros mage | now inom ploy will no donbt make over 1000 per year Pascn oe Bey,” Robe ST aha ifachaway, Hine } B, Slabbatt, clear of al meen Each mail fe haves dere: eit wil | ~ Jeremiah’ Lothrop, M. ck, William Ebbites | giro fting Seting out “Apply at KRENCH'S Publishing Hall, 293 William Runk, 4, Sidney Bow q Thos. W. fas, | | Sroadwartupetain’ te of the Flag of our Salon.’ All ‘Gearge Weve OANE, Gh | Hettera mast be post-paid. rat ith _J. LOTHROP, Secreary | Gorey CARTAGE BOO ST. iho. " f re. Gold Foil $26 pe: Oster Pngeon sf Brubaker Rae, teas | Lopate ls Sher. fin Hughe same will wided. aye dollars by ch Ave per: ing the ving iat 164 Frome iy Hook, a yaw! boat, with four deck iw chet. Th ae awietr Tia 36 y outside Sand: ane ind customers that, . itdder, and one was re owners ean | Mei Fulton st., to 69 ‘ame by proving property and paying expenses, by an | and, fi ing at the store of Mr. William J at omer, 179 South st eat. | a ot {R—ROPE, maker's and thin tar, of ein lots to . TAPSLOTT Adams, % South +. T perior quality, for are re FI assimere and Doesk | Figs ie ceived from Belgiw Succossor to Cov r is Fale st, i 6 k AND. DENTIS 1sTs GOLD Foit y—Facto rear,) anes mye he very lowest market LA ew WAUGH, Practienl Gold Beater. DERSIGNED. woul respectfully infor 4 removed from between en far we FOR. SAL. NE ASSORTMENT OF BROAD BLACK ( LoTH Very superior GLO. LOX, 49 Liberty street, up stairs, ressed to box | Srl AES ORM AN RO RCO AOE HO ii nd them = ot paint WwW Cee e areca nein aCe II me 8 eam tna 8 ROYAL GU! ‘Auctionee OOKS & OIL St weserhie evening. willbe sold y Royal Gurley & 30! Broadway, comer of Duane a tee of it Y morning, 9th inst. 293 Broadway, a. eh a se Ps. sega «ad beau |g wer séeds, of Sime ghey ep ‘Saturda: ety Aintings Saturday evenin | Auctionee | ty SAL oar si way 5 ing reoopral shorment of | the eity and country trade. | le cases are now ready for exatination, Br eet ‘suited to sand samp! VAL GURLEY,. SNE W XOnK Os iDEN Fonnirure, HOUSES mong, at halt-pat | ec ry ‘foe jurley & C Nteuiture and. contente | Be facture, &e, jummer E louses, both open and enclosed, were made of the best material, and in the most substantial manner,and would probably accommodate about 1000 persons. ‘The whole le Ag be sold te highest bidder, U. 8. MARINES WANTED. rT A ABING. CORRS. *s Es UNITED eS, furnishi ine soldiers vee and vessels ‘of we having been y act of Congress, approved 2d March, 1817, by the Sergeante, 30 Corporals, 30 Drummers, 30 Fifers, istment of reeruits is now opened at near the Harlem railx epot an en youeg men desiring to enter them an oopertunity of seeing for ited t Previous to e1 ‘ing it is ie officer 0 explain fully the terms upon eet Tainmany fall, where res ¢ Which will affor ign countries, are the duty of the recrw rdening and | which they enter the service. Open fr to sunset, atid ° SIOHN GEO. REYNOLDS, J Captain Commanding, Recruiting Rendezvous. TO LINEN DRAPERS. ANTED—A first rate London hand, who can dress a window, and srFitea goed et. office. aT attr al Im*re | 8, ane Before 9 i in, ‘the | vurhasers il fi The stocleis of so | ton ‘Apply. at the Gareean sD Drug and Medicine wore Fike 127 | factured; together wi Address J. K., at thi good order. where itcan a6 lw*rre in this citys who must leave in of his furniture and practice. erate, address M. D., office of apé 3t UNKART, manufacturers ofPAPER HANG- 443 Pearl sireet, Franklin Square. themselves fully remunerated bre ANTED—A small sized Billiard A note addressed to Box No. 2068, stat | be seen, will receive attention. PHYSICIAN, few months, wish Hestod For terms, which will be is) ORKE OF AN’ Pee Nee RIGINA ALLY at No. 38 Broadway, has been removed to No. 315 Broadway, upstairs. Amateurs and Conoisseurs js ig cane fal ean of Ancient Pictyres and valuable specimens of Ivory, Porcelai Silver, Gold, &c., which have never before been in this city. Remember 315 Godt mis Im*c Oo are invited to call and examine a most AP, AS 1 trom business candle inanufactory, on an extensive an be sold as fast as mai towel large stock of goods. ‘Pems i u otal quire on the: | emsy-on the real eotites TAMES SAMBREN DY AGENTS, it ren- oth | FS ing to take charge of the | cou Frouch aud Spanish departinents in a young la le the 1 NE PELESCO. “FOR SUBSCRIPTION tte Capital | f be opened at No. 135 Nassau | in the city of New York, ‘il instant, ‘$100.00 is subscribed. he | ty. House, H0and 896 Broad: |” Relief street, Pitelelphin. ait Iw 2&co TO LNT, to @ single gentleman, a neat furnished room a ui bedroom le pele pboepood, z. X ! se. TO LET, from. the ist May ag Ti STORE Store and Basement No! 73 Chambers street, in the Gra- dings. 1 shoemaker f er tEED CANARY BIRDS and Breedin Boxes, Stuff for Nests, Song Birds, Come ges, N. mon and Faney Cages, with a fine collection of rare and valuable Birds, Bird Seeds of all esoripdians; All arti: cles in the line in great variety, for sale by W.S.JOHNSON, ‘one door from Chambers English and Scoteh ‘Terri a7 2w*r $5 Rh ? young Pointer Dog, w er colored. The above reward will be paid by bringing him tothe y Guacock,” Houston street, near Broadway. ap72t#r «i the Gossamer, with flowers of th nd. which are indeed exquisitely ie dl we feel that our an will be the demonstra: tion made thus early in their favor by the most fashionable ladies of our eity- and elyewh mse OE AY MOS ATTISON NOE & CO. Patenteesand Manufacturers of the Neapolitan Bonnets, mat tinis* re near the Bow RSE, en His mate havin Wh sseeiton is in only ressialor tartans! Tan-excetlent saddle horse, kind, and perfectly sound, aud a fast trotter. Apply at 62 Chatham street, corner of Duane st., | New ¥ an iter THE STEAMSHIP SOUTHERNER, FOR = ia f+ CHARLESTO? vessel will leave the ‘his east side of Peck Slip on SATURDAY, she 10th at io’ voloak E f. gers can he accommodated. Freight will be received nile Gay: No berth secured until paid for. No freight except specie received on the day of departure, Shecie ill be received until 12 o’clock on Saturday. e . i, signed Oy the clerk on board. For aa he or beeen | ay to PORFORD, 7 WESTON & 20. inst, 28 se Bells hung, would do boat Palmett 0 pay & visit on Governor, Thomas Princeton, Mor nine H. Hoaten’ ‘A GOOD, CHANCE FOR A SPECULA ‘TION.—A Steamboat of Northern build, with a powerful engine, and in good rep. a Southern port, of light dra for sale or charter, military operations moderate means, t eit man, with ing money seldom offered, as the owner is willing to sell her at, greatly | Jess than her value, or to biihite 1 her for land or Other proper- To an enterprisin s offers an opportunity. for For particulars, inquite of MES ¥; bate fo 4 To, SAIL ‘On MONDAY iat M., The conpered and copper wer YACHT, rane, master, will ail Tor the above ports as it freight to either of the above ports or passage, apply vaptain on board, foot iy ae ot ., Hast river, or to T. F. SEC of Ninth street, or RUSSELL CRANE, Coenties Ship Vo freight received after Saturday, 10th instant. _— torre will be Uh ak by asad NANT DAY LINE OR OPPOSITION BOATS | ouotations i ter Dens? Latin. Theok | ALBANY AND, INTERMEDIATE PLAC Hinghe risia,awhtek entalogge Mr | | Fare §1—Breakfast and Dinner on Board. Tate ‘atin tt ‘Phe new and elegant. Steamer METAMO- | page, pales id will be forsale ‘ednes: and Frida the pler foot of Warten street.” pier. the new and elegant Steamer ROGER WILLIAMS, Capt. A. Degroot, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturda halfpas aix, A.M, ‘from the pier foot of Warren stre | Hammond street pie Forpassaxe or frieght, Dots n, at the office, 126 = All persons are forbid tru: | eouit of the owners. ¢ Roger Williams will not commence running util the river th Sree from ice. m board the Boats, y or to Geo. ‘arren street, comer of West street. the above boats on ac: | ITICE—On a 1g0hn te Btenrmboat Captain Van Pelt, ys to and from Staten Island until f eave Staten Island at 10 and 12 A. “after Monde as TAT! RC mak i following ther pear viz: 3PM. i, 38g iat P. M. FOR TIVERPOOL— The New: Tine—Regaler eco the Bek April The superfast sai = ay Leave New York at@ and I A. m6 Nee regular day rassage ip Queen of the West, — tons burthen, ( lip Woodhouse, will necceed the Liverpool wlar Gay, 2int May. her rej jana_and New York Line of Packets—First regular rae to sue cee ar. ‘The fast sailing packet Ba ANU, ‘aptain Coffin now | positively hove. |For ireighit, or paseage, Forarcommodations, apply on hoard at Orleans of Wall street, or to: K. COLLINS. 96 South Agents in New Orleans, John O, rward all goods to their addres UNION LINE, OF LIVERPOOL—The spl rite packet ship OLTO, Capta cia Birds will wall from ew York on Friday, the %h April, and. from, Liverpool on the oth of May. (Thvive wishing to secure berths orto passage for their friends fr early application to Ww. af < FOR NEW” ORLEANS—Loujsi York Lins of Pact Paley Teena only imlar packet—Che fast sailing ymcket Bask FRAN. be despate hed before any vessel ‘now in port, eight o . ne a re Sets ng superior accommodatious, i} KCOLLANS 18 Honth atreet. pact e a, Shel Syst Taunched, tons; 96 ney on Fleck, qo Mi answer for canal, ri coast service. ha ‘of the Subscribers, at Rahway, New Jerse "TOR SuBINPERY: from Liverpool, will confer a favor by sending thett permite ee ‘without delay, a6 im*r goods not permir in 5 hig: 4 Se Rt, to public tore. HU vate re 57 South eet # CE —Packet from New Ta dlocheaglog! SARE em tone rit please attend to the receipt of their 'y. oe iss South street. FAC KET SHIP SIDDONS, from Liverpo c han under general order, at Orleans w ica of Wall street. Consiqnees will please vitals | THE Proprietors of Steamboats wishing ell past from fal at’ Hammond street 1150 tons burthen, Capt. | , Capt. Coffin, is now Joading and will positively if ALLACK of ENE urville. Mis. 4 penne eee yg Ate i eee ue A «why ye mnpe mest conclude ah the drama in three ithed, CHARI bid “Don Cezar De PRON ir. Stark; Don Jose, A ‘Maritaya, Mrs. if Coun rs. Barry. Boxes $1; Pit 90 cents; ery 25 cea. Doors open at quarter to 7 o'clock. Custain rises ata quarter 7 ~ W. Jac CW SAE Heras be performed. the scenic s ae : YELLOW rt Mr. Clarke: Ide ¢ come KIDS Case Hackehls Ste reoss Ms. Capes Moker, Sse: DEGROOM—Mr. } ocket, Mr. Te conclude with the Steer Re way; Lavinia, Mrs. rele, 25 cents: jery, 1234 cents. Nicodemus, Mr. Booth; Dickory, 1 it and Gall _ Doors open at G34 o'clock. Performance a ITCHELL'S oLy MPIC THEAT! 16th, EEMODEUR-G) in Nh ‘ion Diu Hesfael D'Eatunegos Walcot; Isabella My ‘wood. sete, CER OL TP REGRET Satie, ‘Miss Mar Mei iishand: with the “RING'S GARDENER—Galochard, | ting 0 SECOND Mane OF TH ALNIO'S How ‘x30N, Proprietor—H, ‘le, 50 cents; Uppei Private Boxes, $5: Ore }ors open at 7 o*elock; C t Boxes, 25 cents; Bis one Bel: Boxes, $3. ASOD c ely ‘street,—| at performance f Daizert PLUCKE 3, Alfonso |, Sig. letti; Maffio Orsini, 5 Martins gra Batted oa ig. B Vitellonn, Sig: 5. ¥ hello, tolio, N. N # may be had at the Box Office, fier Boxes and Parquette, $1; 24’Tier, $0 cents; Privates Boxes for 8 persons, $12; do. do., for6 persons, $10. | [F-7=, Seats can be secured at the Box Office, from 10 A.M. till Zorelock, P. My daily. formance to commence at half-paat 7. Doors open at 7 o’eloe SATURDAY, Aprils LUCRE WERY A3 Paysite Peat formance of UCR: BORGIA. HITHEATRE, This evening, Apel &th,— mance, Ww will cominence wi AND | After which (a SOLENT DISPEAY Between Mr. | Kemp and Mr. which wil be added a PAS DE DEUX by Mra. Aymar | and Mf. Madigan. wholes to conclude with Mr. BARRED ACE. mia Kemp's tremendous Doors open at 7; perform- NSEUSES VIENCOISES, nder the direction of HINE WEISS, ‘Theatre de Vienne. pease il | ‘ter which, the. comedy of MY, Wines DENTIST. prided, To which will PAS 9cO. PAS DES MOISSONEURS, or the OPERA HOUSE, | CHESNUT STREET, FAD REVAL A. circle eee Parquette . 50 cents 0 conel Wheatshent Dance. re 25 cents RSD AY & 87. Will be presented Bellini’s Opera, called | SONNAMBU! ; Mr. Seguin | Mr. Fraser | in HANI ADW, Ge gf Acie MINSTRE SLs EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK. 25 cents. Doors open at7. Concert will com- o'clock, Change of programme every evening. ALL Broome streets. | EEK. | N°? 472 BRI REE CONCERTS Bye EVENING, at the “Opera Hotel,” No, 43 Cham- ers street, next door to Palmo's ‘Theatre, Vocalists—Miss he beautiful ballad. singer; Mr. Harrison, the eele- brated improvisitor aud buffo singer. Mr. Chlime will preside at the pinto. j he Ales, Wines, Cir, Liquor, heya his ate tlitiment, canwot be surpasser ape Sti VOCAL CONCERT. 77 bi Me aaanen toe pebllo tad tiie Pest Mloadeal full tertainr EWEOUNDLAND, DOG for saleby | ment inthis city will be given on Monday evening, April thy | 3. TOWELL, uz Brosd ways barement. | 18 the Apollo Saloon. PROGRAMME, | HATS! HATS! HATS! zt Parl” | | i 1 Chorus—" Hi Spopforth. Bauer Teter SE MING | 2 Ballad" eeltord: | ASHIONS, , No. 128 Fulton i | treet Y philathropy, suvite: strane Pea AED Meo isles fem to bis anailigiveants whore: they san euetin katy oF an | ¢ Madrige Willage (1609) equal q nd at lower prices, than at any other store in na the city “NEA BOLIFAN BONNETS COE a arte + ural of Mr Sudson” - Air by Hews, ‘A > “* Fairy | THE subscribers respectfully call the attention of Reyolution rds by Seba ‘Smith, Esq. | Deelers and Milliners, to their present style of Neapo- le, (Gentlemen's Stars ot the pyr | * litans, which are superior to manufactur- Night,” words by ra es HOW... see ae }. Baker. d by them; they are also. m aR 9 Song-!* Midshipnan’s Fi 0 Quartetio—( Gentlemen ath bbe. to be had at the Music stores, t performance. o’elock, uly SRMAN. LADY. from the north of Germany would be, hapi a devote a portion pf her cime,to fo givin instruction in ication in person ot m6 Im*r 12 Cards of admission, 50 cents, = at the door on the evening of AY aT Atis*r | DANCING ACADEMY. A Pops rage CO, Tralign Chorograchist, and Mile. Ange- teacher af the Pariian Dancing Academy of | Mr Cabana supslie’ nigra Latte Genieees the Amateurs of Modern Lanelag wat besides he erecefal ee wer ANGELINA— | PARAN TELE bec eP Nariees vention. | | Muzurka, Waitz-Mazurka, Redowa, Waltz-Redowa, Polka, | lion of Polka, aud nd, Waltzeathey will learn also the POLKA-MAZURKA-RUSSE. pagiance recently invented for the Court of the Emperor of is NB: he music of the Polka, Mazurka, Russe can be only. found ave Saracco’s, No. 50 Canal stzeet, east corner o Broad: m6 lm*re | MUSIC. THE PIANO sma Y ‘on very moderate | | terms, by alady who has experience in | hn 01 he teaches the science thoroughly—terms three dollars per month hing wishes to take rene three more | | hall | re A line addressed to Music, to the be attended to. thi Office of lace MUSIC. ALLS AND PRIVATE PARTIES furnished Phd the | Violin, Harp and Piano Vorte, or any number of Instru- Pr diy The music selected from the most fashionable Ope as 1 AYLIEE Ey 8. A and G, ANETEE, Broan Frofessets. | No. iat aa street, comer of Howard: Im*rh ROMANISM HEY, latex Monk of La Trappe, will lee in Thursday evening, at# o'etock, April &th, at the Brondway Tabernacle. Mi Tenhey wil ovr that he wasn Monk for seven years, nad tne the fae Pope teleaned him from bis vows of celibacy, ot married. in Philadelphia, and his wife. war seduced from him in the sixteenth year of her age, by conspimcy between Heat Maton, of New Orleans and iiehop Kenrick, of Phila: ment, Mr. Leahey will late Pope of Rome, Bish Philadelphia. ‘Phe lee logue of ineontrovertil boration of the above wal documents from t rick, and John Swift, May ther, at ve dooret the Tabernacle—Price 25 Wiintsday’ evening, cents b ely, prohibited from coming to this Lee- tare; also. yor dinittance 24 cent AID TO IRELAND. mE OMMITTEF, on BREAD! itizens throughs ol shin them free of expe 4 seiety of Friends in Dal enecal d moug the famishing-poo Bat the tre freight must in all cases be paid from the interior to New ns on this subject may be addressed to either | ‘The freights from New York to Ireland will be paid by the British Government, Ge LORGE 2 ARC a AY Committee. Weekly papers, which eda afford to pub- lish tree of charge, will please to eoyy this fora week or two. Iwr TO /INEERS, ARCHITECTS, ERS, &e WANTED to engage as Clerk sof the works under j gincer, Architect, or as Foreman to x Buil advertiser hay beeu engaged in London during the last ten years 8s principal ¢ builder and contractor and has been work gi BUILD- A HAVE seen two weeks, of this ki parties, think they w ravel, If this meets the eye of any of t be suited, [ama man of good busi- leased to have him as a companit i. Martin this office, PATHETI A ROY SUNDERLAND. ibs ving retamed from his re- rather tour, has the pléasure of announbing & conse of Experimental Lectures, in th ey ceum fis (Broadway, }n Trace street.) y.and Satur: 4 je will attempt lirth— Extatic, ) and | fiscon, PM ‘0 FARM RS AND AGRICU ate ms ’ Tv! su ROCEE ERE were A quantity of pure Sulphate of ! in combination with a little free Sulphune nufaectory,) wl fe he (the fly of their Soda W; fe mpounds be 2 been found one CA supposed to » to the potato disease. Farme: Garry Wi ican procure afew barrels of it at 6. | tery low price ide sy aah iv CO. Chemists & D Liat PHINE. Cooke's PATENT CAM INE, best manufactured in the United State article wonld do well to give it a trial. [t | from any resinous «nbstance; and consequently v fight dis not Hable to corrode the bianwps 5a AER ELAN ee eas age eH 0 tapas maprmainae teoe coe adem Miss’ LATEST MOMENT. COL. DONIPHAN IN POSSESSION OF EL PASSO. THE ARTILLERY NOT Al ARRIVED. CONTEMPLATED MOVEMENT ON CHIHUAHUA, : Particulars of Morin’s Victory. Captain Headley Killed. AN OTHER BATTLE GoIne ON, deer, den, die. We aro indebted to the Philadelphia North American for the following intelligence :— The accounts from New Mexico which have reached us, are from El Passo to the 12th January, and Sante Fe | to February 3a. Col, Doniphan was still in possession of El Paswo, wait- ing to be reinforced by the coming up of his expected ar- \ tillery. As soon as it arrived it was his intention to | move directly upon Chihuahu: At El Passo nothing had beon known of the change of € ‘Wool's position, and Col. Doniphan was still under the impression that they were co-operating. James Magoffin was still at large at Chihuahua, and had not been tried for treason. ‘The battle fought by Captain Morin and his command, | took place 25 milew from Santa Fe. At the first volley discharged by our troops, 36 of the Mexicans were killed the rest were thrown into confusion and precipitately | fled to the mountains. Capt. Morin followed up his advantage with decision, pursued the enemy, and devastated the valley of the Moro, burning everything in his path. ‘The people, ter- rified, fled to the mountains also, where death, in the | shape of starvation, awaits them—a horrible but just re- tribution for the senguinary massacres which they effeet- ed, and the wide-spread insurrection which they con- templated. When Mr. Caldwell, who brought the express from | Santa Fe to St. Louis, loft the former place, he heard | heavy reports of artillery in the direction of Moro, and ” | doubticss another battle was progressing—but no par- ticulars were received. Mr, C, thinks that the Mexicans must have been beat- en worse "than beforo, and our troops wero fully prepar- ed, flushed with success, burning for revenge, and in high apirite. At the first battle Capt. Headley was killed, and seven wounded’on our side. Nothing has been heard of Capt. Sublette or his} where- abouts. AFFAIRS IN ALBANY. LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS. Senate. Atwany, April 7, 1847 Mr. Bracu, by consent, reported a bill making appro- | proprintions for constructing » double set of lift loeks | om the canal, from Albany to Syracuse ; for the on- largement of the canal from Syracuse to Rochester, &e Mr. Brexstax brought in a bill, providing for the par | | setaietghica, of country bank notes in the city of New York. After some other business of but little importance, the Senate adjourned. Assembly. Auwany, April 7, 1847. Mr. Caxvinn brought in a bill to repeal the excise Jaw of 1846. ‘This is majority report. It wus Inid « | the table until the minority report could be made, Mr. Consweit. reported a bill making appropriation: for the improvement of the canals and the prosecution of the public works. ‘The;ill relative to the commissiouers of the code and practice came up, and was disposed of by the House re- ceding from some of its amendments, and concurring in others of the Senate. So the bill {s passed. ‘The report on the New York and Erie Railroad loce- | tion came up for discussion, and at the conclusion of « speech by Mr. Wright in favor of the Northern route + the House adjourned. Auwaxy, April? —12 M _The river is not yet open, as it was yesterday antici pated. a * BY THE MAILS. Wasuineton, April 5, 1847. The Plan of Future Operations ia Mexico. Since the adjournment of Congress, Mexico has again obstinately refused to negotiate for peace. This refusal came from the administration of | Gomez Farias, supposed to have been much more favorable to the United States than the church or central party. Had Gomez Farias continued in power, there would have been little prospect of a speedy peace. What would have been the determination of the church and central parties remains to be seen. They entertain for thie United States the most bitter hostility, and a concentration of the forces of Scott and Taylor on the Mexican capital, may yet become necessary, before the dominant party consent to sue for pen hata combined movement of Scott and Tay- lor could now reach the capital, is at least rea- sonably certain—and such will be the inevitable consequence of a further protraction by Mexico, of her present aimless and bootless struggle. Be- fore, however, any movement be made upon the capital, a short time will be allowed to whatever party may be in power in that country, to reflect upon the recent defeats of their army, in the hope that a calm and deliberate survey of the present condition of the country, may induce the Mexi- n government to enter into negotiations. If wie- dom prevailed in their councils the result would be beyond a problem; but when we see“adverse factions spilling each other's blood in civil strife inthe streets of the capital, at atime whe armies are marching upon them, and th vided energies are necessary to the defence of their country, no human foresight can predict what such a people will do. One thing is certain—if Mexico will not now rnter into negotiations, we shall be compelled eventually to take and hold her eapital. Mean- time, we shall take possession of all the ports, and us rapidly as possible open a way into the inte- rior for the transit of our imports, and at the same time secure the passage across the isthmus, from seato sea. In this way, we shall open a com- munication with our forees in California and on the Pacific static From New York to Son Francisco, in California, will not be more than 4 four weeks’ voyage The most energetic combined movements of our land and naval forees will be made for the purpose of bringing the war to a speedy conely sion, ‘The army, as I heve said, will strike for the capital. General Taylor and General Scot, by different rontes, perhaps, if found practicable, orif not, by the same, will seek the vecupation o! the city of Mexico. The navy, released trom thr arduous and w ) vor ir undi- asant duties of a blockade, wil! be employed in seizing the other ports, and ba’ rassing the coast generally. Within the ne sixty UALVLENSIS,