The New York Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1847, Page 3

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Reading Bonds 72 50shs Long Island b10 308% 20 do b30 30) ‘Morris bomos 10 Bs fe 1 Rost TS te bmos Be st lo mos 3 100 Hong Island 430 088 250 Farmers’ Loan Fi 40 do ‘OS 30} lo 92) 1 do ‘304, 100 Harlem thy 100 e 30! 40 North Am Trust 9 100 lo 30! do 30 do v10 3055 New Stock Ex gabe Famer’ Tr 215 35635 she Nowk: Wor p20 50 a, ae a So 2 503 2 Nor 83 0% 25 £ bis 50) 100 cash 30 25 caah 50 Suturday Win % F Saturday 403; cITY TRADE } REPORT. New Yorx, Faivay Arrexxoon, Arai 16. The markets generally presented little change since yesterday. Flour, if uny thing, was firmer, and sales of Geneseo were made at $7 75 a $7 8144, with a small sale of family at $8,and Michigan and Troy at $7 75. A sale of Genesee was made, to arrive in May, at $6 60. Southern and Western branda were also firm, and sales of Georgetown made at $7 50, and of Ohio at $7 50a $775. Corn continued to sell at yostorday’s prices, and considerable salos of Northern yellow were made at 96 ots. - Meal was less firm, and sales made at $4 68% a $4 75. Rye moved freely at 91293 cts. Oats sold frec- ly at 48 a 50 ots, for good North River. Provisions were steady at previous prices, with a moderate amount of sales. Groceries were quiet, and sales of Coffee and Su- | gar rather limited. The receipts of Flour from Troy and Albany, it was said, would be much less than what had been anticipated. A portion of the sales to-day were made for shipment to France. Asuxs.—Pots continue firm, and 40 barrels sold at $5. Pearls were held at $6 50. Bexswax.—Tho market ‘was dull at 263¢ a 27 cts. for yellow. Benegorurrs Few report sales of 1000 bbls, of Generoe and Troy, on its way ray down the river, at $7 75; 1000 do. veh and 600 do. mr iy in the city, at the see pees 700 do. Genesee sold for shipment Franee at $7 firm, a nally the same. Corn—We report sales of 10,000 bush, of northern yellow, to arrive by the 20th of May, at 85 cents, and about 24,000 to 25,000 do., in the city, or on at 95 cents. ‘The sales of white its way down the river, and inixed were small, and made at about 90 cents. Corn Meal—The market was loss firm, and we report sales of 2500 fg bbls. New Jersey at $4 75, and 300 ‘@ report sales of 2000 bushels at 93 cente; 0.00 do. on private tei ‘and 10,000 to jarley—The last sales were made at 75 cents. Oats—We report sales of 15,000 do. at $4 68%. 15,000 do. ut 91 a 93 cents. bushels of prime North River at 48, 49 to 50 cents. Canpiws—The raarket for sperm was stendy at 3lc. Corvee—The market was quict, and no sales of im- portance transpired. Corron.—The market is quiet, with a limited amount onsale. Itis probable the business will be small until the arrival of the steamer. Fisu—We ee sales of 1,300 quintals of dry cod at of 90; and 1,400 bbls Halifax mackerel at $10 75 for No. 1, $7 larg for No. 2, and $5 1244 for No.3; 200 bbs. uth, lage, No. 3, sold at $526, These sales embraced about unch radsina remained steady at $185; 1,500 part in bad order, sold by auction and brought $1 6083373; and 800 do, lemons do. at our boxes Palermo oran; $2 3734 0 2 60. we heard of no transactions- Leav—Tho market was firm, but no salos transpired. The upper Mississippi, at last accounts, was open to navigation, and am arrival of lead had taken ye at St. Lal t from Gal Lee} xs—We heard of no sales beyond 50 hhds. Mota: (deck) common Cuba at 2ie.; for better daseriptions 22¢. demanded; 90 hhds, common Muscovado sold, by 17 @ 1936, cash Nava Stoxes.—Spirits continued to soll at 42 a 430, Rough was in better demand for shipment, and rather more doing, walls bolders wore disposed ‘to advance thelr terms. Orrs.—Sales of about 1000 gallons American linseed ware made at 80c.. and 15,000°gallons English, sold, to arrive in June on private terms. There was no change in N. W. whale, crude aporm, or manufactured, or sales of note reported. Pnovisions.—Tho market continued steady, and wo report sales of 50 barrels old mess here api at $15, and 100 do. at $14 87}¢0.; 100 bbis. old _ 0, Hold at $12 75, and t 200 do. were reported sold at same price; 100 bbls. pew mess, deliverable all the year, at seller's option, sold at $15 3744. It was said tho same was offered for 500 bbls. more om the same terms; 250 bbls. do., was offered deliverable in sixt, y da, 8, seller’s option, at $15 50, with- outa buyer. Be ‘as steady, without sales of conse Quence being reported. Lard—Was firm at yesterday's qpotations. Qvencitxow Baxx.—Woe report a sale of 1S tons at cents. ict --We report sales of 250 a 800 tierces, at $4 3735 a $4 50. jneo.—The market for clover was dull, and we heard no transactit ot importance in any kind, white, 103 boxes do. brown, at 7c. 180 hhds.’ Muscovadoes sold on private terms, and 85 do. New Orleans, damaged, sold by auction, at 0X a 6Xe., oroeance We report sales of 180 bales Cuba, and 37 do Havana, on private terms ; 31 boxes manufactured | (22's) sold by auction at 4% a ae. + Wnatesone—Small sales of Northwest were reported ‘at B0%e. id of South Sea at 320. Wais' was nominal at 27}¢c. Woo1—We have only to notico a sale of 50 bales white Smyrna at 12/¢0., 6 mos. Faxionts—Rates continued to be unsettled ; 2000 sls of flour were reported to be e1 in an Amer- foan vessel at 4s. 6d.. and corn at ds sacks, for i. yerpool. The packets demanded 4s. 6d. for flour ai 164. for grain in sacks. A British vessel offered to tal 4 flour, it was said, at 3s. 6d. To Antwerp and Rotter- dam, flour Mes engaged at $1 26 por bbl. aud grain at 4éc. in bi and cotton in square bales at le. To Savve and London webueed of bona arrangements, & Teas ar Avetiox.—Teas, imported in thesbips Rain- bow, Tonquin, kc. Terms, notes at six months. Hyson—88 half chests at '494¢ ceuts per Ib; 20 chests ag 29 do 4734; 26 do 4634; 21 half chests 43; 16 chests 4256: 19 do 41; 10 do89; 98 do 384g; 63 do 3734; 10 do 36; 137 do 82}4; 48 cases 50, Young Hyson—165 half chests 6534; 206 do 54 4234; 10 do 38%; 67 do 37%; 63 do 36; 31 do 33; 153 do 324; 79 do 32; 60 do 3it;; 116 do 31; 142 do 3044; 121 +15 do do 30; 30 do 29; 636 do 2754; 25 do 26; 147 16 half Ib boxer 46; 671 half chests withdrawn. bis ge) 'Skin—48 chests 2844; 10 do 26; 186 do 2444; 21 do 24; 20 do 2334; 74 do 23, rankagh —100 half chests 2734; 80 do 263; 196 do 26%: 47 40 36; 28 do 2434; 178 do 24; 130 do 2334; 60 do 11 do 61; 16%do 43; 70 do withdrawn. —8 hf chests 6214; 60 do 8734; 2 do 36}; 38 do 3; 65'do 99; 7 do 9736; 406 181b. boxes 323¢; 204 half cheats with. aw Tunporial—20 half chests 62; 9 do 61; 30 do 42%; Bao 411 19 do 89; 64 do 8834; 66 I31b bxs 86; 43 withdrawn. Pouchong—20 half chests 2814; 90 do 23; 38 do 221¢; 94 do withdrawn ‘Oolong—22 half chests 24; 112 do 22; 606 do with. drawn Ningyong Sucpoy—43 half chests 2634; 100 do and 169 1alb boxes 223g; 15 chests and 300 anit 40129; 15 chesta 20. Black Leaf Souchong—44 half chests 1734. Congo—61 half chests 174. Married, 16th instant, at St. John’s Church, by On Thursdi tho Rev. Dr, Wainwright, Horatio P. Cann, to Jose- Purne E.. eldont “laughter of James Bingham, Esq., all of this On Wednesday ovening, April 7th, at New Rochelle, by Rev. Dr. Colt Mosns Srnone, of Now Rochelle, 06 Aaroiwerte Avavera Atwoop, of Now Haven, Conn. Died. On Friday, the 16th instant, after lingering illness, Mr. Gronar W. Prensox, in the 25th year of his ag ise relatives and friends, and. those of Bartholomew Purdy, are rospestfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, the 18th, at 9 o'clock, from his lato residence, 65 Elizabeth street, On the 15th instant, after a short but severe illness, Hanarer Lovisa, daughter of Woy W. and Sead Ann Duenpe, in the Sth your of her Philadelphia papers will pl fo the 13th instant, ta the 20th i yearet a see, 3 Mrs. Mant ‘Tneness Sony, (lato Miss Kiley,, of Thurlow, in ‘the county of Tipperary, Ireland) wife of Thos, Sosy, of this city. ‘ednesday ni iM, Apel 14th, Mr. Geonar Muxno, sn the 4nd year of his Tho friends and bo be yantntances of the family are re- in juested to attend his funeral, this afternoon, at 3 o'clock, m tho residence of his brother-in-law, Mr, John remains will Blight, 127 Jackson streot, Brooklyn. be taken to the Greenwood Cemetery for interment. At Brooklyn, on Friday, tho “toch mat, ong toe 4 in Green- the wife of Thomas Mv William Grey. Her remains ‘will be wood Cemetery" ‘Tho frionde of the family are Invited to attond the fu. poral, on Sunday next, at | o'clock, P. M., from 198 Front ptrect, At Nyack, Rockland county, on the 16th instant, of ption. Mr. Vincent heey) rren, for many years a resident of this city, aged 69 years. His relatives and friends, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this day from 12 ‘fhompron’ ntreet, further invitatio Me Rs eri Sata U. 8. MARL: as nay Ay Dim (Saturday) at rah ofthe uly are PIN RAN aN ra JOON Dee = ‘nant 1. Miss Pepe SAN, Witham, Mr. Mar | rith, THE STAGE STRUCK YANKEE— | Dij Mr. - Bonen’ $1; fre ata quarterto 7 0’ Le, performance? w: commence at preeely a quarter past 7, BENEFIT OF MSS 5 OWERY THEATRE. ath, eat be perfor RIS—The C} Cine: Tortillard, Hadawa; Ce THE HO I 1E AKGE KOows Ro. 430 BO AD W. DAY, APRIL 2: HOUT | TLE, will sell at hk April 21, at 10 o’clock, wood and other furniture, | to order, of the best mate: will be warranted) com, Doudouir furniture enrent tables mahogany se fraihag soldiers | veal isof ss tain yee ouster, approved Fe) Pipes FT Vises, A se on the cxltmen of pigs fe only phane wit fo Serzean of Comer Da ful, Afar x which BLACK bY. sine ahi Js, of superior workmans! ing in part rosewood, faltuila, etijores secre varlor, bedroom, aud hall furniture, & assignees, 110 patent windlass bedsteads, of aud worthy the attention of the trade and NNUAL Eueerion. fe sa if Mth fh be hela tn eogardadce wb ihe tant, ‘uesday) at the Coliseum, 450 secotable yomee tren inoue ines ug them an opportunity ot vious to enlist the roerat ne ss thauince tale Gn bene case Buda pn P. ae COTTON y ter vic aa Meo wage Si JOHN GEO. REYNOLDS, Commanding, Recruiting Rendezv jum will be given to any soldier or cit izent fan acceptable ur eificien ‘The furniture may be ex: re Two doltae ene w tho will iat the reudezyou jeur de Marie, Mrs. i | ears URNBULL respectfull mublic generally. complexion of the goods Buyers can haye any tet wants, without extra price. Paterson and other er with Batts, Wick, ; ae cannes i "halle bled logk t pei ou the prewises No. 283 Broadway, 10 o'clock, without reserve, the (as anounced in previous advertiseme: aime previous to the 27th ingt assortments of fin ANTED A situation by a res) chambermaid and wa city references from her last To ro ‘opelute wid the AL Breen fic and ; ood | enquire 213 Mott | New Tey Yarns, at t low prices: 7 w Pearl d “4 NDE! Le “SL Ki RAID SILKS, OF STRIPED SILKS, Silks, Feux du Bengal do. the most choice Cook fora Dinin CAR BOWERY now Castes oft bu: Seovessis forrecall alan will be fous wortry gad Vast apbecrance, wil of the trade, housekeepers and others. i occasion she wilt shat e ESA ae dan to wh Pie ei D, SITUATION by ares a ‘Woman as Nurse, under- do chamber work and Good city refer Up stairs, eet the LE OIL PAINTINGS AT AU Raia Silks ,o1 yin sel ou Satar all ua small family. adia Sinchews ; also, Dares) rom lards. 1s, Stripes, Brocades and re at Bowery and Elraabeth 0 MERCHANT of active business ation ws Cutter in a res; dress B.R., Herald O1 ti 8. Black Pai tent bh eee from 20 to 44 Paris lack watered, wide su na cpticbepiant d ‘Taffetas, every sah YAILORS—Wanted, by: anit with first-rate references with various ae articles FE SOLD BY AUC’ TION, AT TAT 416 Broadway, on Monday, Aj oa account of the Insure: ori 1, ‘tinich will hay ds arcellines, for summer po LY MPIC. emer ith the opera ol FRA DI: Timm; Lord Alleash "a manufactory, at Brooklyn 8 cent Side Suldie’."uuitted "Seats, “Giirtha and. Slip es and Seats, Girths and Slippers | | Shatts and Somerset Saddles with | sae Young: Men, a suite of rooms ora large room in Bron ae Excelsior, at a + ofiee sista dettlatly new: er Robes, richly embroi xtremely low prices, with @ it vi aughabte firees eeu s SECRET— vit Angelica, Miss duds pais the farce of sh ETCHES IN INDIA— wid retabrowdery trade. = 2» — Pit, ove Shil- aron C. ‘Sart will sell, i Minerals, 50 respectable You ors open at 7 o’eloc ‘ening big - Myonent & situation to wait on 2 dt’ Meetis ac teamed, Bees solved, ‘That Jreemuch et the members pf this Society y part dress a note to Miss HH, he hours of 10 and 2 « f this Society, hi wi ming, the Lith inst tothe lower post old, with a number of fea of Benes @ rare collec- BoRb lah Gennaro, iament, passed 169 f ra Re Tice Apostol: ‘oins, Petrifactious, Antiqui ut bran fon aid distress existing iu Scotland, snd on | acedle work, and walhtersos ropean continent, itis deemed proper to postpone the iversury Dente, usually given by Ul +, Agcamo "Petruce: a large number of is Society on St. ily instruction, al2 lw*e : JOSEPH FOWLER, rivers: a in Digek west may be had at the Box Office, cK—Lst erb Boxes and. ant oe Roses for 8 persons, ats can be secured 38 AM. 21 Pri of Fadvay, jet on, at an a $s = J sind 0 con, DAL EK i Be tices ow ek M. IPpast 7, Performance to commence at & NCE CO. will open Fe risks, ou or before the 1 now oceupied i ‘all street, in the offi beautiful sty! i Piutip: balldtugsy es wel ‘test notice and on r. ep BEE K & CO, tang just pane hased san ce ae urchased a large i alter tothe uate a nce ‘The book of suleriptions, to the capital Boor pen thal $100,000, will retain open fora few day's longs of the business to be divided between the Stoe OWERY. AMPHITHEATRE, This rinance 7 f Scrvaence. with . Was, “ot abl TON THE FLYING MATCHLESS GRACE in Nixon and his talented children. y@ cents. Doors open at 7; perfo: It, rebronned and resil- The book of f application for Insurances ix now open at No. rhdt baa Tanti ‘added, FEATS U CORD, by Mr. Chark es How ee whole to e itt SUPINGS, by Mr. James GER AMES G. MOFFET, west of Broadway, Silver, of various num! to be equal to an) which he will se! All goods ah will be delivered in any part oe city or Brooklyn, free of expense. YRUS W. FIELD & CC a sale a large peorgneay of Printing, , and colored Paper. ieee Suydam, ition eeContahelis Joba Sao xhibi from 8 till Iorclock, for ten nig) AID TO IRELAND, Coker ra Room, Prime’s Buitpixas, 54 Wallstreet, April eh, 1847. ort continued SA Solar Gas, serge, Joseph Bouchaud, it ance to commence BRO MECHANICS J GALL and Bi streets HVELY Te Tie LAST WEEK, the performances of MINSTRELS, and the Solicitations of the Heads of numerous Families, have meuts elsewhere, and coutinue REASURER’S Re; 10, 12, 13, 14, 15— mer, igntefbutio ADWAY, NINTH AND Pos| The flattering suceeas atendi om citizens of Moucikee keepare by. iM Mis Albi Woodhall + Pa 1. W. S, Faitoute, ' ofan ize oF quality ia ee Prices paid iu cash for rags, 2 Nn, Haas rope canvass, Manu eturer stock, CYRUS 'W, Nel peed a ‘Treasurer of Gorntattieg ae "Plaabag, Contribution, Si From 1, H. Woodruff, Hartfor induced them to forego. their Hmmensy populay gon fencers Cnmeni, lucia 0 Ay No. 9 pis ‘Slip, N ieee Willion, Nusselt? lan God jFalmet Bio. “From gominit: iT, endeaneaa jery of NEW M 25. cents, Doors open at 7. Concert wit fom omen erate naiose: LL THE ORIGINAL SWISS BELL RINGERS. tates, the West Indies and no season of the y var that the above diseases are ¢ prevalent than the patent has not got n cold or cou; ves | por ort Beine ‘Twine, asa’d sizes, shoe Treads various a 008 hs, first quality 75; 100 do. faney, at. $9; and 2000 do., to arrive by ‘the oth oth of Hay, "N36 80) Southern ‘war ni sales of 800 bbls. Georgetown at $750. 'A ante of 100 bbls: Ohio flat hoop, from Philadel- hia, was made at $7 75, and another | of Ohio sold at FY 60, and 400 bbls, “Haxala” sold at $8 0. Wheat— here were no samples offered, and prices were nomi- Sp SEB ee COMMIN whto were ea with woh to tse some hostrum, or in many cases h was to dey te exw tohaye been cleare a deep seated consurny jon commences with cou, excites HIS erated ot Band bh tour through the Souther ‘ai will givea series of AbeANAE atthe ACL! tame at Tth—From a lady. o from the weekly offerings of St v. Charles Tomes, Re: York, by Thomson Neale, $50. olteceived Sth—By Mr. Donnelly, from two ladies of Tarbo- ck. rom Elizabeth eNaonen Gree sb, Fay. Piime $99; fom ‘Edwin Barter of | J TRIE C Ee NG PATRICK HENRY A ype of Tapestie Car- Y TH u was the result. | ue te e Mi news a Poach every evening: during the se ea and at B eevieet eoala- ds alk MITH & KNAPP, 254 Broadway, (opposite cases thit i as entirely penile Believing thae ft will soon Fi s he progress of the dis- does not observe that h eis aware of it, ugh, N. les Kel Y of Rhiueteck, elec aaa Chairman of the New eee ta New Haven Hibernian Provi $20: iti from various su ¢ ‘ ‘t an ar ease is so peptic rec daily krowing wor are diseased to, saab an extent, that few remedi 0 tothe consum RSE A. HOYT, ors open at 7 o'clock, con- duates ‘of the ye, Mr “Ghangs cf orci ats dart me FREE CONCERTS Ete ERY recy ten vor bs the “ eth Borel oNo, 43 C} 43 Cham- to—Miss 4 Mr. Kidder, the celee Mr. Chlime will preside ke., at this esta- “LO DEALERS IN NC MILLINERY. LADY, who has had some years’ the South, and cont above branches’ there, some extensive establisl she can render herself usel more extended and thorough knowledg mount. of gompensation tes mence with his teal nad ly ae james Heybas. | setting better and soon, W from east the people of Sar ‘ion to 2 boxes of elpthing. containing 352 pabute from Conseians ‘$4; from Nv €,00, f fran‘ Coe, ‘Anderson & Ce igh From cititens of Tallahassee, Bod Krom Jaues BieKimm y James Hunter & Co., $ . Dorlan, Gonamitiee Of the citizens of Pensacola. rts & Williams, 99 Water street, frum Executive Counties gil Pownship, Ohio, through J. 11, and 8th glatiets aan 8th cane plance of of collections at St. ‘Win. Scarrs; Pastors by Mr, Dramgold, ontceived, she aces W.N. aoe he ne ad at Church, Greenwich, Conn., Rev, B. g from iuhabitants of the town of “Andes, Jn a note signed FR. 8. $3: from Clark & ee fate of ci Ohio, Lord, $855 uegeen in thea cl ered and Wh oaity ocr this wl fe thelr ery until the dnp of thelt Gaatcbet Yee cam, cally perceive that they are how they can thus deceive themselves, Suc your case if you k it tes going more large! Seostes in and will wonder owing worse daily, vit! may my reader be ois of on e cold or cough; 4 and do not rest oK'S cies Liquors, ~ MINERVA ROOMS, 406 BROADWAY. ALEXANDER, Ti Great Necromancer from Paris, will appear in his ce- MYSTE) ‘RIOUS AND ORIENTAL SOIREES, , April 19th, and every evening during the week, at MPLE OF ENCHANTMENT. Prices of Saye Pye consumption valent be mre Tts ingredients are purely y is therefore different any cases of consumption, been cured, which had bat: will receive prompt attenti LIQUID HAIR DYE ‘CHELOR’S instantaneous Liquid Hai or tg anything yer offered for colori air rinanent black or brown, ‘The wonderful facility ‘with which thi effects the desired ol ‘ishment of thousands wi ¥ Sola wholesale and retail at WM. BARCEL OHS, No, 2 oral street, near Broadway. $1.50; for the whiskers, $1, (sents in Philadelphia, Eug. Roussel; ey LOST Autull cecrseden the office and reference given to swho have experienced ataiat tea teopeiecers cutee, Wor ¢.Ceenlonlt ED sls particulars, see the bills. ren accompanied by thei treet ei of Fulton aad € babe, streets, ty eb-=Comtalinee ut W cases corner Brooklyn; 69 Montgomery street, Jersey inall parts of the United ition i the: ‘collection of R.'C, Kein, pastor, $44 43; fr contribution from citize: oi ae Bi 1 zens of Owego, $37 42—in gil Sod 1 sme wan gomaitae udies of 2 of Monticello, Suli . C. Niven. fae —A letter directed to Nir. rsou who may have received ae a will do a favor by sending it bak ae TO PASSENGERS PER CAMBRIA, E aged berths No. 80 and 81 ‘! will please call at the office an dress has been lost. stat 17th instant, they will be At Harnden & Co.'s, 6 Wall xt GHAND voo TAL AND INSTRUM NTAL CONCEE APOLLO ROOMS. "BRODAWAY. SERT OF. piss’. JOSEPHINE BRAMSON Ww: vy Evenina, April 21st, she will be pa oy sue will wor be rpao him, as he no Jonge sell nck's Pulmonic Syrup. J “HART TM PARK ¢ market contined scantily supplied, and Newark Valley, ais loa a Valley, “TROTTING COURSE »_ | BL abies, sie Tiss ARIE i from Lambert Suyi MISS MA’ If not called for on or before Miss ©. a M. MR. 1M, Sigh 53 Pine atre soe yoy ail preside at the Piano. ‘To uz LATEST MOMENT AFFAIRS IN ALBANY. LEGISLATIVE PR PRUCEEDINGS. Senate. Away, April ld, lai? The debate on the various motions on the Judioial Districts Bil was continued to the adjournment, with. out any question being taken The Prospect at present fs, that the Legislative recess will arrive before the State is districted. Assembly, Atuayy, April 16, 1667 Bills were passed to provide for the compensation of Jurors In New York ; to provide for the opening of Wash. {ngton Park, in Fort Green, Brooklyn ; to reduce the number of foreigners serving on juries. aa BY THE MAILS. Wasmineton, April 15, 1847 On Dits. Between Brown's Hotel and the Capitol they are tearing up the great avenue, root and branch, and replanting it in paving stones. Peter Ger- man, the good man who has smoothed the path of Congress to the grave, furnishes the cobble stones, and has employed all the little furmers for ten miles round in gleaning-the country for the boulders. Meantime they are proceeding im the work of lighting the Capitol and grounds with gi We had thought there was already a superfluity of gas in the Capitol. General Tom ‘Thumb has gone southward, he and his associates having cleared for their three days in Washington at least a thousand dollars. Large dividend for so small a capital. Father Ritchie claims Gen. Taylor as a demo- crat. Should’nt wonder if both parties would run him. What a curious state of things. The democrats in Congress denounced Genervi Taylor as inefficient, and yet they claim the honor of his victories. The whigs denounce the war as atrocious, yet they claim the honor of all its results. How are we to have an understand- ngs How shall we opi the difference ? re learn that Gen. Dromgoole is campaigning in Virginia in defence of the admission of Santa Anna into Mexico, on the ground that he was pledged not to adopt the guerilla system, but to fight pitched battles, and make a peace when fair- beaten out. The best reason, hse Arse that of the President, whose object was to kick up a row with Paredes, and drive the Mexicans to terms, by compelling Santa Anna, in order to secure his power, to sue for peace. The prospect is that the job will turn out not so bad aspeculation af- ter all, especially with the ship canal across from ‘Wassaqualeo, or, asthe Mexicans spell it, Huasacualco. Mr. Richard S. Coxe is giving a series of ad- mirable papers in the Union on the Mexican in- demnities, in reply toa late speech of Mr. Pen- dleton, of Virginia, in the House. We understand that Mr. Bancroft is to be em- ployed to write the history of the Mexican war. he National (Taylor) en came out again this morning, very salty upon the administration The experiment is a little in advance of the right time for the campaign of ’48. Wait till et bell rings. Wasninoron, April 15, 1847. U. S. War Steamers. The government has built a lot of war steam- ers under various contracts and experiments, and with scarcely an exception, they have all failed, and have been constantly subjected to re- pairs and alterations for their improvement. Perhaps the Princeton is the best of them all, and she draws a depth of six or seven feet more than is necessary for a ship of her tonnage; her draught being about twenty-one feet. The Mis- sissippi, in a single shot may be dismantled, as her wheels and machinery are above the water line The Polk, revenue cutter, is now here un- dergoing alterations, &e., &. Perhaps the plan for an experiment of Mr. E. F. Aldrich, of New York, is about as good as any fora fair trial, without incurring a hazard of an useless expenditure. He proposes to build a PURSE OF THIRTY DOLLARS, to come off on Tues April 20, free for all trotting possee that never won a heats, best 3 in 5, in hi Entries to be mac , April 19, on or before soe ‘clock. Donation from the citizens of cake and ‘inhabi itants ty paowe Heaweokese, ‘a Al MINIATURE PAINTING R. McDOUGAL we taken the room No. ‘ional Dagguerean atten reet, where he would be attend to any orders in miniature or water color sketches. CHURCH OF THE BOLT TINIEY,, HIS Mo a rill be aterhe, by John PROGRAMME. PART 1, 1.—Grand Fantasie, Lucia de Lammermoor, Hertz. .Miss J. rainsou 2.—Duet of the Opera of Jessonda, a, by Spok to come off at 33% known as Plumbe Pr or Higadrcy eon atiey Secs peoceny. Hecelved istivebroms isnt ley, $3; from HB, Spelinan, Ak 2 " ‘oin Brown, Brothers Committee of Nashville Ten mers Deed) Bis wb-committee, $1200, ‘m, sory: eed Mansion House of Di the Hudson River,with garden , and several ek of seween Premises every ve a Hor 5 Me ty Hecht 3.—Bong Here lt me dream of dy now "ses eee Total receipts of money ‘t MYNDERT VAN SCHAICK, Treasarer. OR SALE.—100 F: yt I sett] mon dale: nnn ocued “ae wie eee for the ation of P =r nd Wednesday aise inst, peiiwhee ren in oe s Sharth Me and em a9 11t*re Cancer Doetor on und at the Univeg 10 and 12 o'clock, about the centre Tae! Brick Hot and Greenwich st TO LET—The two ator uane.Park, between H ne of the best Loc Srurvate: dwelling, w for Pgh. service r3 Ciied ee Al a egal to any, a cory cng information, with yn the célebrated method of practice, will be Luci Or sae “ot igen Overs, T «Song Die Sele 5—Fantasie Brilli i rof one orth 4 gos ee ‘a family who are him, to whom he offers RiCHOENS HAIG iT, I street, 34 story, in front. accamaeat to farm work, to go advantageous terme, Apply to 62 i ND T ‘orks can be seer ‘mond, near the Brick The time = come when eancers ean be cu: uated at Port F thin afew rods of th cn lee Motifs de L’. ‘Am nine Possession can ‘ie NS. ng of Cloths, Cassimeres, loek—Concert Sof Be having commenced i aeend at the residences of her patrons, ne ae pe dwelling, 79 Fourth street, ‘on the most rea: H. hts ing t fi’ . No. ‘The ‘Gia Siedal been fr: for their superior manner of refin left with Messrs. WOCort the American Insti- hing. Orders may be T & SLADE. No No. 63 Five street, D.BRI@HA ‘AM & CO., 60 Pie street, to whom PY hominy pon dota A GOOD FIT. T,SANDFORD'S CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH: MENT, 127 Fulton street—We tiful and well seleeted assortment ore Vestings, suitable for s make up in garments to sui workmanship and prices, Ie will pay. well for those visiting our city to call at 127 Ful- ton street and see. B.—Every variety of Outfitting constantly on hand and BROTHER, 127 Fulton street, next door to the Herald Office. BEDBUG POISON. ATSON'S INFALLIDLE BEDBUG POISON —The xperience of past years tual destroyer and Teneeds but one srplioniee toantisfy the. mont dulous of its wonderful and. immediate ff Sold, wholesale and Catharine street; (76. Grand street, Co., 127 Maiden Lane; and 139 Fulton street, oy | QUILL PENS HIF. Subscriber would call the attention of the public to his uuperior Quill Pens, made entirely with th knife. By long practice omible perfection in suit rape vines ever import BS would call attention to the following from Alderman ‘w Yor, December 9, 1817 Miss. in a Bramson has been for some time a teacher of on te piano, and [ ooo by my two My Apri 1itheat 108 rei StH ATS! HATS \is accustomed brevity Msvean—We report sales of 117 boxes Havana brown 8e., snd h "we guaranty to jeult, as to style, fits, aie 1] the is friends to his new styles of SPRING "ASHIONS, which are now ready at his store, N He would, with his usual insured on goods for account of al6 im*c_ AR. 5 DEY STREET. pose score has removed to No. 5 Dey st et of his former success), and his opened ss » where be will serve up Dinners, &e., in isfaction to his custsme: 8 be variety f hot Danners will be given scription, at his old price of irge for small extras, as bi ors he that ean be procured m we sold ean hae them three ol some others. Her modesty and musieaifealent, Live fact that her precogity of aki at older members of the. professiou mi -dminend, her to thowe who would have their een Sond auatisg; end ur lowec valeens teatrar kay tier tote ta SPRING STYLE HA THE MOST APPROVE! my poor judgment, gives her a ran FOR GENTLE and desirable style pection at sale, of the first quality a style thst cannot fail to amit the ga us Uy the Sales Room, liam GoW! PALMER late Howe's N BA POLIT TAN BONNETS. re respectfully call the attention of ners, to their present style of Neapo- itherto manufactur- turing anew st asams material to cor. 2 TA BERNACLE. SINT AND ARDITI. GRAND oral RT Lsgrare vata} peat at bar, and ond gctheee Mel licits the patronage of th ate is Chop, Cold Cats I be supplied with the best WINDOW SHADES!! 1. Overture—Comi by the entire troupe of fe Ital nn Opera Company. —from the Opera of the Neve Work ik papers. litans, which are superior to any hi WINDOW SHADES? ’ $3 Saiy A Ee, MERCHANTS, Uj find the largest, best, ‘and cl respond. which are Tedecd moe confident that our Neapolitan: Ce nable Bonnet worn the fig r thu La LB favor by he most fashionable ies of our city and elsewhere, i PATTISON NOE & CO., politan Bonnets, near the Bowerv din Pu wer the Le] ilic pen in elasti y ily put up in, bores of 25 each, can ine te bf y part A country, ‘without AME, No.90 William at. SOLAR. LAMPS, “GIRANDOLE THORNS AND TEA TRAYS. | ie Perl f Li of Lu- argie-composed and ctccuted ‘by Wetesiel sod “ft i'Nove a, Bignori- Shades in the cit KELTY & RIKER'S ton 8 Window Shade 131 Chatham street. acing the pointe. nd Manufacturers of the Ne No. 23 Del MEE TING of the Stockholders of the Brid will held at or Hote 1, Overture—By the entire Orehe prea from the Opera of Bel- from the Opera of Rossini, MUSIC. THE PIANO TAUGH teaching ‘wishes to take two or three more ¢ Mining Company, in New, Brunswic ext at Lo’elock, for the Feetors to serve the eiuuing y on very moderate wd experience in 2. Cayatina of Fi ™ 3. Cavatina of Ro sina. J. DOBSON, Sec'y. je scienge thoroughly—terms three dollars per to Music, to the Office of this in paper: phe i) Double Bass—known by the PF isoinn end Figsro, public geuerally, that his) house ye Rny, on or before the first day of Mey "to make arrangements with fami ear for ya coming Gong i at inducementa to those who wi and well accommodated—also good bathing. “MRS. ZEGLIO, No. 67 Divistox sion Branae, tfully inform her friends and the public in eaten rere, on hand af full and fash RessirEns rand Beri walt Picture of tween RUTH, O A Ay tients ut Home, will be ‘ethibited fa omnes of Broadway and Chambers street. Open from nine &.M. till ten P.M sion 25 cents; Sexson Tick mand conveniences, to be near the city, OHN CATTN AEH Trunk : Tse. 1 Wall neert to commence at B o'clock, FARKE ie EXHIBITION BALL will be ‘tet AMMANY HALL on Monday evening, all those ‘anees that foe's to ‘tleman and his Indies, can be obtained at the wait has now on hand and constant treet, comer of Brocdw naking 4 60 'd rau, Valises, Carpet Bags ie oie leather Trunks, suitable = e such general sa oats “ae or European ‘Travel, and Portmanteaus for the ach Malle Poste. 4 Ord “4 for the West Indies, @outh America, &c., oie with it HESF; letters are remarkable for durability, cy of the gilding unequalled by any ot city —which belllianey is warranted 4o stand exposure to the hey, are, also, japauned of any colge thet may be OR SALE—An excellent Orders left at 19% Ann street, also M. and superior instrument. Reference, the | H. Baxter & Co, 113 Maiden Lane Orrics or tHe N.Y. Gas Lia 20R, ANGLAIS, 9 complete low, Ade ROTON HOSE, DAY'S PATEN’ thus article offers it for sale, pled it without cost, if rt bursts durin machinery for covering the insi many experiments, been perfected, the hose is now offered as ly consenaptated when the re. For sale at No. 23 HORACE H. DAY. —The | inventor of himself to_replace PRIVATE LE} LADY from the north of Germany would ve devote s portion vf her time,to giving instruc man at the residence of (eee to No, Band 10 € yer tube, having after Aer ‘ON, mimost new, an in complete order, m at the stable, in the perfeet article ‘or It is now all right, and Directors have this day ve idler olf per cent on the capital stock 4 for t months ¢ nding Ist Februar he stockholders on and after Saturday the Ist & TO ab 8 SAX OW Ts res ALLS AND PRIVATE, PARTIES feraiahed Piano Forte, or aw om music selected from the most r 7 the transfer book will be closed from the 21th instant until » EVERITT, Secretary, IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN ENTLEMEN | WISH YOU ALL TO KNOW, thacot ‘of Washington street, is the only place in this elty where You can depend npon hiving ful attention dyeing and altering all t notice, on reso I find that ‘for aix shi ‘olir coats made to ook equal to new, without t destructor, steam. i ever done tn this eity. leased and fitted np the house on Pr, ih street, North river, as.asteam- boat hotel, in order to accommodate the up town residents, in- rites all Captains of stearaboats us to make this Ignding, dl &. “Sra Roothon, | Erefgnees. street, comer of Howard im* rh “AG CORDEONS. n HE. largest assort fae to inspect the extensive re they can select ‘There is always best every business, and the best ig or Tonpee, is at eel oe Fannufyetory. Private rooms for Siting ment of it eyega the large: at stock inthe U gon commission, and is to be found at the ry. for Boring | in 90 every instrament Dry and Plekled. Codfah,. A res and barrels 8 ith a general Cog a mean, ithe the I Copy the addres FOR (NEW ORL York Line of Pack A 3 oft and New MUN “7 a ¢ EY LENT —The B, In_price from 50 fe nse a ay ‘Don't forget the wun: Psattecs street. | T En = eute and flower sae a ze lawns or Be enn) ces advanced in large Accordeon cys GENESEE, Capt. Minott, iy now Yon ing, and will Sal Thursday, board at Ovleahs For freight or passage apply on ‘harf, foot of bf} pret z eg ht will be tretetved os on vourd Orleans, J. O, Woodrnff & Co, rdall an to their address. Peryons received in peivene rota by ringing the bell. 7 Win*r raiahment inthis city, at 171 Bowery, and magnificent aor of has be y new aay in fan Seas will be eo Maer alt Ovpamental mh nen’ watmencd or oettoen, VaaIe een and hothouse Plants, ands icles iu our line. ate flowers, at ull seasons PRACTICAL BOOK KEEPING, 98 CEDAR STREET. LG Cc, MARSH Accountant author of th Improved,” continues to th the tint caret oniltely , reba and variety, Hate he conden dat her estat i ie patronage ste. solleite, and reque the patrounge STADAME B. i A mn the. fret and only | sey 7 \y ‘at Bouquets, of the mé Bark FRANCIS BU TR, 6 rh & Eg thes ad way. manu mt i gi PAVER HANG. it raat watting packe now loading, and will postive! oF pasnare, ‘apply on board, at found warhy of leans Wharf, foo of ra | | ato Iwere dhING ¥ & UNKART ‘GS, No. 33 Pear! street, pect will es ih vemetven lly poe = 2) Sw wx 40 uRA aga of TT. Batons, 8 —Wanted a Indy to superin M WALNUT OIL ; 4u UMM cre ace four celebrated Walnut being offered sound the wea familiar from on of good capacity, will by t hook-keeper in about a month, iW jeute to that effect. spectus wi uh terms ean be obtained at the Roome, as m0 es this course beac Agents in New Orleans), promptly forward all goods to heh dares The pocket bark Genesee, Capt. Minott, will succeed the | The np TTT .% “purthen pe pe An i to BOYD & IINCKEN, Agents who will | gan nue beg cape one aay for the manntaetn ce dre ‘The genuine aoa, manu :'Vrogim, has our fac that we ad ho agents whatever, icht to use our names on the Webels. Fretared by the faventprs Dr. siguatur OM _& FOWLER, 3 Courtlandt st. | for the making o1 | wp of the apparatus tnd its use, Ke. wd, aK tO aE ay & BROOKS, 66 RET Ness’ steam vessel upon a plan invented by himself of the following dimensiome=-160 feet long, 28 or 30 | feet beam, and 17 or 18 feet hold; the vessel to be staunch and seaworthy in every respect, and to have aspeed of not less than ten miles hour. The government is to give a stipulated price for the ship, provided it performs as per ag: ment—the vessel to be finished in twelve months, and four months to be allowed in addition for necessary alterations, for increase of speed, per- fection of Rachie &c. No more than an ordina: med of fuel to be consumed, &e. The Department could scarcely have » more ¢! igib le offer, as it will either secure a good ship at a contract price, or have no costs to pay whatever if the experiment fails, rt The subject of steam navigation is the great question of the day. It is already regulating not | only the commeree but the governments of the | world. Its moral influences are commensurate | with its physical results. To the United e4, { so abundant in materials, and in the advantages of its employment,it is the summum bonum of the SBC. In this view, all experiments tending to full developement of the capacities of steam navigation are of the greatest importance, and they should be especially tested where i it can be done without pecuniary sacrifice to the ore ment. Auaane, April 16, 1847 The Judicial Districts. The extreme probability that the present Legislature will fail to divide the State into judiolal districts, in obe- diene to the requirements of the Constitution, has ere- ated some speculation and exeitement at the Capital ‘The various committees of conferenee appointed to effect ® compromise between the two Houses, have utterly failed after protracted consultations, to report a plan of division which would receive the concurrence of both Houses, The Committee of Conference appointed by the House have asserted their determination not to con- sent to an arrengement which has received the sanetion of the whole Senate; and the Senate Committee have done a like thing in respect to a plan which has received the sanction of the House. Mr. Jonnson, the Chairman of the Senate Committee of Conference, made # report this morning, in which he says the committee on the part of the Assembly, have pro the following ultimatum :— F std District—New York. Richmond, r Queens, Kings, West- Dutchess. Third—O Ca Sullivan, ware, Schoharie, Greene, Colum! ha FourihSehenectady, nklin, @linton, Essex, War- ren, Washington, Fulton, Hamilton, Saratoga, Montgo- me maaelaer. Fifth—Madison, Jefferson, Lewis, Oneida, Herkimer, St. Lawrence. h—Tioga, Oswego, Cayuga, Onondaga, Cortland, | Che mah a ron ringson, Steuben, Ch Seventh — Monroe, teu! Chemui Yates, Ontario, ‘Wayne, Seneoe, ne Eighth—Ecle Chauteuque, Cattaraugus, Orleans, Ni- Thiet then, is the ulti ata the House, and I think that ba 2 will not recede fromit. The Senate Com mittee of Conference to observe that “the po- sitive assertion of a ination by the Committee of the Assembly that they would agree to no x tem which ‘would not include Rensselaer Coty An ae fourth district, forced the conviction wy tS ens | Le Committee of the Lye as startl 2 ote inane rit of Carer A upon the aetion of ec ped pe as embract tote other than & fair division of the State inte judicial etree ~~ the seed at ‘The Commi jor grou eir Shjection,observe that t! ryan consent to the adop tion of any such prinel compelled by neces- nity, nor do they believe wea afer of either branch of the Legisiature will be such a prit ciple. ‘our Committee have gone more into detail u the formation of the fourth lot, for the reason t! incase the Legisiatare should fail to district the Stato, it might be seen that the fault should not attach to the Committee of the Senate for rejecs propositions at onee re! ant to justice, and, rel lieve, again: the in and provisions of the Constitution The Committee rhe Senate fool sensible that their act« upon the subject under consideration will be serutinized AS ini t le; but as they ag ay. they = ir duties fairly though firmly, e ig to tears the inte made by the conferees of juite wi ig | Seam Assembly to their dispassionate Judgment Lag that per hyig| ‘concession which justice, demands hae made,” “Nothing can gained by & weak and pasa mous course,”” oe the committee in conelusion,) “ when principle is Tavolved; ‘and although party zeal may be, und generally is, exacting, yet reason will itimately pre vail. The committee on the part of the Senate having failed in effecting the object for which they were ap- pointed, ‘expect submit their report, embracing as it was intended, the facts Saas transpired between the respective committees of the Senate and Assombly, anc the considerations by whieh conduct of your eom- mihon the ree Spore report of the Committee way coneluded, Mr. Hard rose and moved that it be recom mitted to ‘onference Committee. The senator elu borated in vovere terse upon the obstinacy of the Senay