The New York Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1847, Page 3

wardrobe, The jury returned, that the title was vested in him, and ihe Sheriff gave it up. or Gnvenan Sr: April 19—Before Re- t ‘ureer) Jobn or Burglary. eorge Battice, alias Baptiste, Penjarnin Anderson, Varned, Edward Carson, and Hannah Miller, we ‘he bar for trial at the opening of Court th arse Of burglary in the that degcee, im having on night of the 4th of Mareh lust burglar- iouly entered the premises of John Quinn, and stolen therefrom varlous articles of property to the amount of ebout $200, Lhe ease had not been brought to « close when the Court adjourned. Cover Careyoan tuts Dar—Cirewit Court,—104, 19, 15, 32, 41, 53, 4, 68, 60, 72, 87, 94. 97, 109, 115, 118, 122, 124, 129, 129, 190, Lal, 192, 183, 136. Supe rior Court. —#1, 13. 18, 20, 58, 64, 95, 96, 116, 117, 128, 108, 6, 120, 106, 10, 35,97, 65, 56, 67,98, 24, 41, 91, 1, £0, 87, 75, 12, 95, $6, 42, 43, 44, 16, 49, 94, 265, 60, 273, 90, 110, 9. 119, 106, 29, 100, 105, . 100, 59, 82, 83, 97. 47. 43, 98. Common Ple 4, G3, 10, 12, 258, 16, 28, 20, 22, 28 to 26. tomate r 6, Hotels. — ‘April 19th, 1847" Soctety at the New You, Mn Error : I wish to call your attention to a question of grave import-and absorbing interest, which is being discussed in certain circles just now with much warmth of feeling and opposition of opinion, andrespectiully solicit your views in the promises. ‘The question is, whether boarders at public hotel havea right to turn down chairs at the public tables, and hold them, to th® exclusion of others. Several dif- a have already occurred in consequence of the custom being observed at our hotel tables, which have been produetive of much ill feeling and angry debate, and if persisted in may lead to the effusion of blood [Probably from the nove:] ‘A. Quipxunc. Country Merchants and others would do well to attend the exteusive suction sale of Boots and Shoes, this morning, by 2. JOHNSO? the store of A. D. GALE. 10 Pearl street, comer Burl now ready for exnanivation. Risin Ptano Fortes and Music, at Atwill’s, No. 201 The musica world is, invited to examine the very valuable assortinent of superior finished piano fortes, for sale from the long established factory of Nuuns & Fischer, of various styles of furuitare, with the Aolian attachment, hayp stops, ete., ete., of rose wood, mahogany, and black wal- nat, with 6, 652, andl? oetaves, Also, second hand piano fortes of different makers, pi stands, ete. etc, ¥ y large, embracing he country, as well as new. ing daily, Instruction books and exercises o| Forders attended to with care and despatehed ATWILL, Music Saloon, near St, Paul's Church. ts Only, Silver Pencil Case um & Co. 71 Cedar street. keep a ‘ock of Gold Pens of every descrip- Geld Pens 75 d W. G Je st 75 cents up to Levi Brown's ce- ry dare ready to supply the wholesale ade on better terms than can be found at any other catnblishment, Genuine Albert G. Bagley Pous §1 75 only, with silver Pen and Peucil Case. Ons Laan ti sell again will find it their interest to examiue their stock before pur- chasing elsewhere cab) sate 8 Still farther Reduction—Diamond Pointed 8 4 mag ‘in the world—points $2, whichis the be: aint Warranted.” Don't i trade supplied ou th nd Traveling Cases, of so compact y can be carried without the least inconve ry artiele contained in heapest. pert he number, 92 Fulton street. rms. W'uravellorn generally, they are indi exnuinati rove their worth and usefaluess, ranma eee GEBAUNDERS & SON, 117 Broadway. Razors, Knives, Scissors, Nall Piles, Tweezers and every description of Pocket and ‘Toilette Cutlery, of the f ost approved paterus and warranted manufacture, can be procured at e* 6 SUNDERS & SON 177 Broadway, opposite Howard's Hotel. 10th Infantry. ‘Wanted to com- real ete the organization of Company B, Capt. Wm. W. Tomp- king, 1h U.S, (nfantry. ‘The term of an enlistment in this during the war, Which probably will be brief, Im y after peace the soldiers are to be ericcarmiaizsioned of harged, and ever F Musician and ceive a title from governtpent of ove hundred and aeh recruit receive $6 bounty at the time of enlist ‘aa additional $6 bouuty’ at the first pay month—this ition to theregular mouthlypay of $7 per mouth for pri- ; The clothing thaa can paid fe ‘ery abundant, more, if wo nd whi ‘by the sol ting in the set during the di er comer Broome as. Van Alen, Military Hall, e, 17th Ward House, commer Ave- ith jt. Chi Tart J.G, Lightbody’s Printing Ink Manufactory, 'o. % Rose street, (Old Sugar House) eoraer of Duane, New ‘ork, Exora Wine Card, Fine Black, News, an red Inks, ofa superior enality, fer sele on the most reasonable terms. ras orders will be promptly attended to from any ‘ome le the tos. ve Kavigation of the Ohlo River. Plases. Time. State of River. Wheeling. . + April 15 1134 feet. Lenisvili + April 12 10 feet. Cineinnati Pisteburg. ++ April 6. 2 VApriL 0200" 7 feat 9 in, MONEY MARKET. Monday, April 196 P. M. ‘This has been emphatically blue Monday in Wall strect, and pricos have folt the influence of several local causes, tending to depress the market. ‘Treasury Notes fell of 4 per cout ; Farmers’ Loan, 144 ; North Ameri- ean Trust, 4; Viekeburg, $; Canton, 4; Harlem, $4 ; Nerwich and Worcester, }¢; Long Island, {; Stoning- ton went up 14(; Obio 6's, Pennsylvania 5’, Morris Ca- nal, and Reading closed at Saturday's, prices. The sales were to oonsiderable extent, and there is every indica- tion of a depression in the market equal toany we have experienced for # long time. At the second board a further decline was realized. Farmers’ fell off North American Trust, }y ; Harlem, 1; Long Island, 34. ‘The Unien Bank has declared a somi-annunl dividend of five per cent. Sterling exchange was in demand on Saturday, at six per cent premium, with every appearance of an early rise. ‘The general expectation 4s that our good State stocks will be sent back, under the influence of the Bank of England, which would pretty effectually turn the eur- rout of spe It is elso rumored in Wall stroet that somespecto operators havo ordered remittances to be raade ta New York and Massachusetts stocks, the first of which was, at the latest dates, selling in London at 8, and the latter at 90 per cent If this be done, the awount of epecie to arrive by the steamer, now fully due, will fall far short of what is generally supposed. It is also anticipated that much disappointment will be occasioned by “the action of the Bank of England, a there wax at the last accounts eyery probability of the determination to confine the’ dircounts to fourteen day paper, being strietly adhered to, The clject of this mervoment evidently was to throw American paper out of the market, and to restrict ax much as possible the operations of speculators in American produce. ‘There isnodoubt but that the Bank of England will make great efforts to reduce the drain of precious metals for exportation to thiscountry, and there is no more effect- ual method then to shut out long paper of those houses oagaged in the American trade. ‘The act recently passed by the Legislature of Mlinois, extends till the Ist November, i448, the time for wind- up the ofairs of the State Bank, If they are not closed at that date, the governor is required to appoint three trastess, whose duty it shall be to take charge of all the aerots of the said bank, and wind up its affairs, they botny goverued in doing so by the provisions of the set of i845, All cortificates issued by the bank in pursn- ance of tho provisions of the [att mentioned act, and all notes ined by it, and in the hands of the County School Co sioners, or treasurers of school districts, are to draw ix per cont interest after the 4th March next, After ghe wane date, the debtors of the bank are exowptedfrom the paymont of interest on debts now due to the bauk. The real ostate of the bank i# made liable to taxation and saloon execution, in the same manuer as the property of individuals, ‘The annexed statement exhibils the condition of the Central Railroad and Banking Company at two periods, Apxil 1846 aud 1847:— Centean Rarnoap axp Baxkina Company. _ April 1846. April 1917. inted, ruanivg to maturity, 10,07 Sor 10,060 standin’ snijt d not in suit ot protested. . f Savanunh, bear R en for debt. Railroad (cost of road, including dey otive power, aid ineludin 4 ex: penses of transportation and repairs Since Deceroher inst) re eee 9615510 2,663,530 Interest oar: aie Yorereat on | ssf Nasslig 19,514 Inte re certifientes of deposite Expense: eo 2,467 Protests cy Specie . 8,265 $2,996,400 Bank espital stock . enpital stock BUI Fees 4 Bonds,7 per cent Bille payable ia Sovanweh Cer inated to banks ar by @ Woo. 100. ae ‘trond pro. Bank profits Totl ei) tee 2,916,400 Of the paper of tho bank hold last April, Including Dills receivable and city bonds, $74,004 were considored good, $1,075 doubtful, and $238 bad. Of the paper of the bank held on the Oth of April, The condition of the Mechanics Bank of Augusta, Geo., and its agencies on the 5th day of April, 1847; was namics Bax op Avavsta, Gro Debto. Capital stock...... + $500,000 00 Notes in cireulation. - 942,119 00 Amount due Depositors. 241,032 86 «4 Banks, 24,456 91 Unclaimed dividen: 463 Roserved Fund and undivided 108,283 96 Resulting balance with agencies. . 68,634 02 $1,876,904 05 Creditor. Specie belonging to this bank, Hn ite VAUItB. oe... wees cece fON7,770 OT Notes of other *banks of this State and South Carolina... 92,793 00 Amount due by banks...... 45,006 12 Funds in Apalachicola and New OeeeDRe. 000s vocire = 42,640 08 Exchange maturing ‘in’ New York, Providence and Boston 638,743 90 Exo’ge maturing in Baltimore. 10,000 00 « “ “In Charleston, Savannah and Apalachicola. 266,611 70 Notes discounted running to *maturit 323,099 29 Of which 6,000 00 Bills and Notes under Protest. 18,422 11 “6 lying over, not under Protest............ 4,646 32 Bills and Notes in judgment... 19/382 71 «6 "of which is con- sidered good............ 99,419 19 Bills and Notes ‘of Which is considered doubtful, + 12,981 95 Real Estate. + 70,132 14 State of Georgia... | + 26,000 00 Georgia 8 per cent. Bonds... 87,871 00 Georgia 6 per cent. Bonds... 41,037 60 Augusta 7 percent. Bonda.<)/ 19,391 77 Augusta 6 per cont. Bonds. 6,860 00 Stock in other Institutions. 14,942 46 Protest account........66 ese 6 71 75 Amount in hands of Agents. 12,615 83 ————— $1,875,994 06 A comparison of the leading department’ of this insti- tution for several periods, compare as follows : Oct, 1844, Aprit 1816. April 1847, «396,822 334,080 323,099 + 348,390 665,038 912,119 «173,743 152,698 247,771 91,638 241,033 rapidly since April last, and the increase in the specie item has been in pro- portion; but the proportion of paper in circulation to specie in hand, has very materially increased since October, 1844, ‘The returns of the banks of New Orleans, according to report, made to the 27th of March, prosent the an- nexed statement :— Banxs or New Oncrans, Mancn 1817. Cireul’n. Dep'is. Speci 2,301,937 1,897 1,230,631 085,444 Lonisi Cc 781,090 1, 364,580 1,180,766 514.455 1,341,538 938,675 1,654,060 265350, 8,985 819,594 = 109,719 771,995 7,243 77,373 8,692,593 6,345,316 Union Bank, Citizens’ Bank Consolidated Ass'n Totals..... 7,871,312 The circulation of the banks of New Orleans is upon pure specie basis, there being one dollar of specie in hand for evory dollar in paper issued. The loans and discounts are nearly ® million of dollars less than the doposits, ‘There are no banks in any other section of the country in such a favorable condition as those of New Orleans. $2500 State 7's, °4 10144 bio $1 15000 ‘Treasury 6 prets, 10344 de Ey 5000 do bis 10353 50 do bt 25000 do ds 103% 100 do p30 51by 5100 Ohio 6 prets, *60 99° 50 do b60 52 4000 Morris Bonds, 70 150 do 5 20000 Peun 3's btw 7350 do. 360 51% lo 73 2000 do 830418 7000, do b10 73 100 do 360 51 700 shs Farmers Trust, 3124 200 do, 330 51 150 do. b30 3145 350 Nor & Wor, 494g *) Monts Cana, ae do a0 13h Morris Canal, 4 do 330 49!3 50 214 150 do boo 9} bio 49 Y 2085 60. bnw 29) 59; bso 29) 2955 60 207) 100 do s10 59% 30 do 960 29) 20 Manhattan Gas, 6 50 Stonington, a 2) Canton Bx 50 do 478g or do Scrip, ¥ wo do BIS 4734 md Board. 1000 Ohio 6's, 1860, 9 al 100 shs Farm. Loan, b45 31) rr 50 do 31, 30 do 30 31 50 do Be 0 do, 50 do Ey 40 Long Island, 0 do 31 0 do 150 do a 0 do 25 N A Trust, 944 50 Canton, 0 do ” New Stock Exchange. 25 shs Canton Co, 530 3184 50 shs Farms’ Tr, cash 31 2 do cash 31% 50 lo Tues 31 % do 50 Nor & Wor, h 49) % do 2 do ‘wes 49) 50 Harlem RR, 100 do cash 49) 0 do 30 do Tues 49% 50 do % do 810 4985 CITY TRADE REPORT. New Youn, Monpay Artennoon, Arnit 19. The markets, for breadstuffs, were firmer to-day. Sales of Genesee flour wore made at $7 81} a $8 por barrel.— Southern was firm, while no sales of importance were reported. Salon of Genesee wore made, to arrive in May, at $1 6, and of Southern red, in tho city, at $1 53,— Corn was in better demand, and sales of Northern yel- low were freely made at $1, and of Southern white and mixed at 95 cents, Contracts were also made for dellve- ry in May and June, at 85 a 80 cents, A lot of Southern yellow, in the city, brought 97 cents, and a sale of North- ern yellow was reported at $1 02—but we could not traco it to seller or buyer. Meal’ was firmer, and sales were made at $675 a $4874—the latter being the closing price. Ryo was better, and salos freely made, in the city, at $100, Rye flour also sold at $5 1944. A sale of oats, North River or canal, was made at 50 cents, Provisions were rather quiet, and sales of pork and beef were rather light, without change in prices. There was very little done in lard—holders appeared to be waiting for the news of the steamer, now daily expected. Groceries re- mained without material change, with 2 moderate amount of sales. The opinion svemed to prevail that the eanal would not open till about the 3d day of May, and that nearly a fortnight would intervene between the opening and the receipt of produce in this city, from Buffalo and Rochester. ‘e have only to report small sales of pots at Is remained quict at $6 50, —Flour-—We report sales of 600 bria, of Genosee at y$7_ 87%; 1,000 do. at $3; 400 and 500 at $7 SIM $7 8734, and 400 do. nt $7 8134 0 $8: for Mi- chigan, $776 waa freely offered, and 500 do. Oswego, to arrive in May, sold at $6 50.; no sales of southern brands of moment were reported, though prices were firm. Wheat We report sales.of 10,000 bushels in one lot, and 4.000 do. in another, of Genesee, to arrive in May, at $1.99; wnd 1,000 do. southern red, in the city, at $1 68 for milling. Corn—The market was firm, and we re port sales of about 60.000 bushels, 30,000 of which changed hands Inte on Saturday evening, and the re- ma was sold to-day. all at $1 per bushel; 2,800 do. Southern mixed, and 2,000 do. Southern white, sold at 95; 4,000 do. Southern yellow sold at 97e.; 6,000 do. told’ to arrive by the 14th of June on term wot’ under: stood, and 17,000 do, Western mixed to arrive in all June, at 85 cents. Corn Meal—Sales of about 500 barrels were made in the forenoon at $4 75 vod 100 more were reported sold at $4 75 a 4 8i'). Daring change 600 barrels sold at $4 8734, at which the market closed, Rye—The market was firm, and we report sales of from 20 a 25,000 bushels—6000 of $1, which was an ad- of 100 per bushel Ki. ls. was made at I demanded $525, Oats—We report sales 1,500 bushels of Canal, via the Nerth River, Field Peas—150 bbs, rold at $1 1234. perm continued steady nt 31¢ —We report sales of 4 a 600 bags Sumatra at Jo, and 200 bags of Java at 9%e. Rice exhibited no chango. Corttox—The sales aretmerely nominal, and to spin- ners for their supplies, which continue to be made at full prices, E: “4 at the present low rates of freight induced to enter the market, if holders would bat antle}pating bot- ex by the steamer now dite, they feel eufficiently ition to await {ts effect. ¢ market was quint, the stock afloat having been nearly all sold. Nogotiations were on fodt reape: ing a lot of mackerel, but we heard of no sales. There was no change to note in prices Favrr—Bunch raising were steady at Saturday's quo- tations; 1,440 boxes of oranges, in bad order, were sold by auction and brought 75¢ a $1 25 per box, and 150 boxes lemons do. sold at $175, cash. The greator part of tho latter advertised wore withdrawn. xxv Bacs.-We report sales of 10,000 at 24¢ —There was nothing new, L ntinued quiet at Saturday's quotations Motasses.—Thore was not a great deal doing. We heard of about 300 bhds of Cuba, which sold on private terms, ° Navat Stones.—We have no change to note or sales of consequence to give, since our last report. Oris. —Sales of American linseed reached about 600 gallons at 0c, In N. W. whale we have heard of no transactions, Spring we quote at 107¢., and bleached at 11260, Provistons.—The market'was without animation, and sales were limited. We have only to report. 60 bbia, old prime pork at $13, and a sual lot, say 20 bbls. old clear mess, at $16 50, Old mess we continue to quote nt $14 87, while some holders still ask $15. Alot of 40050 bbis. country Beef, including prime and meas, sold at $0 and $12. Lard was steady, but no sales of consequence tranepired. Dealers scemed to be waiting for the steam. er's news, Bacon—Salos of 26230,000 Ibs. were made at ‘There was nothing new in cheese or butter, 1ce.—There were no transactions reported, and we have nochange to make in our quotations, Serps.—There was nothing which transpired in any description worthy of note Svein. —We report sales of 139 hhds of Cuba mureo: vado at 7%¥e. of 100 boxes of Havana white were reported at 8x6, sid by wae juenos A: at 1Die. Thar’ been em arvival from Rio Grande of some 30 to 40 bales. ‘The arrivals in this city by the way of the river amount to 657 bales. Freiguts.—A large British vessel was engaged at 40s per ton for heavy freight, and at 12d. per bushel for grain in sacks, ‘It was said lod. was offered to Ireland for grain in bulk. An American ship, up for Liveroool, engaged some heavy freight at 40s. The closing rates were 12d. for grain, und 43, fer flour, In the abseuce of | supplies of produce to go forward, rates to Havre were dull, while we heard of no, engagements to Loudon, There was, however, no falling off from urday’s prices, which were sustained to-day as far as engage- ments transpired. On Sunday evening, the 18th instant, by the Rey, Dr Spring, Mr. Frspenicx Swrru, to Miss Exiew Eaoen, both of this city ; ‘ On the Isth instant, by the Rev. C.S. Stewart, U.S. | Navy, Tuomas Horace, to Loretta Girrin, both of this oity Died. morning, 19th inst., after a few days il. On M ry fg Pavia ness, Capt. Henry Lestix, son of the lute Capt Leslio, of this city, in the 40th year of his age. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family, and thoue of his brother, Edinund N- Lealle, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this afternoon at half past 4o'clock, from No. 45 Lexington avenue. A car will be in readinoss at the Harlem Railroad Depot, at 4 o'clock P. M., to carry those who may wish to attend. On'Sunday night, 18th instant, Sanan, only daughter of Alfred and Jane D, Wheeler, aged one year and six months. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family aro re- spectfully invited to attend her funeral, this day, ‘Tucs- day, at Yo'elock P. M., from No, 4 Courtlandt st. At Howard's Hotel, on the 19th, of pleurisy, Cuances Sitvev, of Chilicothe, Ohio, His remains will be taken to Newark, New Jersey, for interment, On Monday CaTHERING 33 years. The friends and acquuintaucas of the twuily are re- spectfully invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, 43 Franklin street, on Wodnesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, 2 evening, 19th instant, of consumption, ourmicnt, wife of Enoch E, Camp, aged ef Deaths, from the 10thday of il, 1847, Weekly In the City and County of New Apal to the 17th day of Ayn Men 56: Womens ; Boys 97: Girl _ Diseases—Abscr ‘Apoplexy, tis, 5; Cancer, infantum, vulsions, 22: Croup, ‘atarrh, 1 mens, 3; Dinrrhi 6; Di dN Dropsy In the chest % Drowned, Dyseutery, 15 Epilepsy, Krysipelas, 4; Fever, 2; Fever Bilious, 1; Fever Puerperal, Fever Remiitent, 5; Fever Scarlet, 3; Fe phoid er ‘Typha, 1; Heart disease of (3: fl Gana, ; Inflammation of brain, ummation of chest, 1; Iuflami flammation of stomach, 1; luflammat womb, 1; lutlammati; Killed or murdered, 1; Marasmus, 16; tion, 1; Old age, 1; Palsy, 1; Spinal ‘disease, ‘Tetanus, 1; Unknown, 1. a CORN’S. B. ARCHER, City Inspector. City Inspector's Office, April 19, 1847. 1 ion of bowel tion of lungs, 37; A B le young women fe as cham or children’s nurse, the geveral house work, cooking, was \, Situations, other to do, Best of azo tr ‘ung city reference given, Please call at 42 WANTED, A SITUATION as Chammbermaid and to assist with wash- ing and ironing, or cook, wash and iron for a small family. ‘The best city reference can be given—lived oue year in her last place. Enquire at No. 10 Second Avenue, a2 WANTED, A SITUATION by. a respectable y and to do plain sewing, or to assist has no objection to travel with a lady; can reference. Apply at No. 90 Teuth avenue, between 16th and 17th streets, a20 itr ResPEOTABLE tion. as first rate cook, washer or irone re can be given. "Please to call at re y nces 105 ap20 It*r ber work or as: ironing, general housework-—as both are cousins, and would prefer to ive in ‘The best of city relerences given, Please oy a0 2c BY, presnectable young woman ‘of good character, » situa- jon as chambermaid or waiter, and can do general house work; is a good washer and ironer, aud lias the very best of city reference from her last place, where she stopped for one year and six months, Apply at 48 Greenwich 20 21 stands t care of an infant. Good Inquire at 243 Mott street. Riven. y ne ap20 1t¥r APARTMENTS to let, furnished or unfurnished, for sin- le gentlemen, with breakfast and tea if required, at iM nard etreet, a few doors east of Broadway. Poss minediately. a2 1 re TED. SITUATION as Inquire 368 Monroe street, /t*re meut ou, shore.— a good hand ; 32 iat of any. thing else—would ilmaking, to which he has been used, 220 Puce T2t* read ‘O PRINTERS rn YOUNG MAN, who has been four years at case and ess, is desirous of euployment.. Salary 1s, not so much Apply to Mr. Do as @ permanent situation, nglass, r fi wou! EDITOR WANTE O go into the country, and take charge of a country Pipers few weeks. “Ove that is a practical printer, und ti be willingto devote his whole tise and attention fo the paper, at « moderate compensation, would be preferred. Ade dress 0. P. Q., United States Hote apl9 2t*rh ituation as chamber- ren, and to make herself to a hotel and board nf A uote addres: aplo APARTMENTS to let, gfurnis! with breakfast and tea if requ or a few days before the Ist; 14 . O MERCHANT TAILORS—Wanted, by a of active busi bits, with first-rate referenc eas © b) drew B.Rts Herald Olfee. which will ia WANTED, tion, , SILENT PARTNER, with from $3000 to $1000, to en aye in.ab sofa private uature, already established, and from which a large fortiue ean be realised ina few years, One who has that amount in hand can have proof of the same by addressing a line and address, to A. P., Heral rs 4 tating nk All communications will be considered strictly co RED PC ception vy. App) RT [ED.—One who cai ble recommendations as to honesty and in 425 Broadway. - FREDERICK HE ¢ FOR DOZE RT, snc jonfanti,, 325 Broad fi sorta dustry. FANS, T A. WOODWO way, has now i extensive ng nenr| ese Fans, and including all. the u a0 Ik re in asafe and profitable business, at county, N.J. Must be a aingle man er, with aeash enpital of 500 to $3,000. ousand var ¥ ies and most desirable styles for the trade. ARTNER W! Keyport, Mc ence required. A carpenter, | Address Wm. Carman, Keypoi N.B—No the post office except pre-paid. ‘The bust- st. pe $10 REWARD. L287) restgitay (afternoon, on the Battery or its vieinity small Ladies Gold Geneva Watch, with small. gol chain attached. The abov the same at No. | Broad azo at*re a d ereward will be paid by leaving 108" L EFT in one of the pet 2 rd Ninth street ling of Om- it nibuses, on Tuesday, the 1 belonging t4 the Socie the saine, and will bri stairs) shall be su taut, a volume of Plutarch, Library. Whoever has possession of it to 26 South William street, (up bly rewardes 18 31 re devotes wid Ope ea for sale, and fnserted Office hours from 8 A.M. to Lo’elock PS of the eye, with : y Dr. Wheeler's mode of treatment, can be had. gratuitously at his res the ile forwarded to-any one making a i. MONEY LENT. ONEY LENT —The highest prices advanced in Inrge VE. and gmail soma on gol andsitver watehes, damon, plate, jewelry, famniture, clotlgng, dey Koods, kes, ke JOHN M.DAVIES: Licensed pawhbroker, 232 William street, near Duane, Porsong received iu private office, Uy Tingiux the bell ation to 420 In re G. B. CLARKE, RCH, Twill, aud , both in buying aod 'sel i make the y of Krench Black ress Coats ower qual 16 and $18. Black Cloth Sacks $1! . Every garment in the trade equally good and 2 re Aline is atrieth: ANY per ng te abo 3,000 for a period of three or five years, in a profita- ing busin tablished in this eity, where a of 10 per cent for the nse of the 1 good security give of this paper. New York, April 19, 1917. OTICE 1S HEREBY GIVE, heretofore existing between of BARRE. & WOOD, is thisday consent. The wadergigned. John D. Wood, business will be contisued hereafter,) is duly. authorised to adjust and liqmidace all claims either against or in favor of the Wat, MeGhO: said firm. JOU . A18 Imnis%e Kir JOUN D. WOOD. a ah Castleton, April lst, 1847, 20 3t%r fy Ces —BASEM TO BUSINESS MEN WITH CAPITAL (i HE advertiser offers for sale a new and le fora ny patent rights, machinery lieved tobe capable of yielding to (y very Inrge.and certain profit. The owner of the invention h ing no ability, and requiring aid, a property of great and creasing valne may be had at a bargain. Address Box 19 Post Office New Verk = R20 Dish NEW YORK ME ANNUAL FE held at the Library. ; ! tof PM. The annual mee ehoiders will be held a the sane place on the sain dep 02 29:27 © WM. eoretary. ees TO LAWYER YOUNG MAN, who has been for about three years in a Lawyer's oilice, in this city, would Tike a situation os | Clerk in an office, where he would be willing to take the entive charge of the business. Unquestionable references given as Plense address " Lawyer,” at this office, D FRUITS, OF EVERY DESCRIP. 9: Di raspberries, di blackberries, dried berries, dried currants, dried pears, dried plum. ¢ «dried cherries, dried apples, dried Western | hes, dried Southern penches. ; “a twortment of fist quality groceries: Shaker's ish split peas, bird seeds, Ke., wholesale and | street, between Madison and Ook ste. | wee d | Straws, whi r Croce y ‘tag? ages ne, tone Ware generally, in pac an JACOBS. PLA th ‘Crockery, Cian, Glase aed EartnensWaree will take place in the, Day, at 10 o’cloel etween Platt and John sir lots to suit purchasers—cousist ©, caged di blue ra twa sets, mite and een whole of the abo resh stock nat sale importers aud dealers times a desirable medi interests will be strictly attend ofthe auctioneer to use a sales thot has heretofore pledges himself to this effeet the auction store, 13 Platt, comer of Gold st, i clean cebenee Gesaah Maienices & Gone Dt, painted, light, and flo er, aud toilet sets. of new sty just received from on board ship, mn the catalogue an assortment of jaj 100 mantel vase having surplus stoc saving suxptus prompcuoss tu ‘be sold ‘and patterns r ‘aud French » tumble: hg Of irou stone, Engli cur and ve, which comprises & Spmolers infine order, and is vow on the | atalogues axe ready, and the | will take place weekl: 11 find th ing of the same, to, and it is the det ing shelf aud their formiuation id settli sales, a ie*re a unknown in JACOB SALE, ARGE . day ever April 2ist, sixth ni GOODS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, &e—Jacob 8. | will be performed Verdi's opera of IL {will sell on ‘Thursday, 22d instant, at 10 o'clock, at the | Sig. Beneventano; Arvino, Sig 4Patti; V tion Room, by catalogue, $00 lots and. packages Birming- | G! si Bai Acciano, Sig. Mart ‘and Shetheld hardware sud cutlery, fancy goods, and 100 | ¢ Benedetti; Prior of the eity of gna lit nieanlat teeniay.’ clea a: Big. Sanquirico; Hermit, Beneveutano. i ingham patterns, be stock on April 2id—Last performance of Douizetti’s Opera this city, and the duplicates just received | of Lt Meee hd cacka B. picid 01 § » suited to the country as well as the city Fz oom Hooks may LE Sor, 50 stands, mattiess, Alsom A supe Also—' di in lots to suit re dark blue ware ful artieles—sale positive at 4 will do well to attend this sale by J. M. B. Bogert — © itive rain PLATT, Auctic le OF HARDWARE AND FANCY ilers, a desirable assortme » also painted edged, dipt and ce ware—all use- “WM. W. SHIRL! TAIL STOCK of Chinn, Gl ten store No. 430 Hudson. street, near Morton street, catalogue declining the by nt, in lots to, suit retailers, at of best light Those in want months credit, 4 iter rockery, Lamps, &e., April 22, at '10 o'clock, at jess, Cousistiny rocers, and or shine. Also, shelving, coun ap2o itr : IAW, NAW ANB SECONDAT FURNISHING ARTI will sell, at auction this da: o'clock, No, 142. Broaawa hand furniture, from famil stock superior new furnitu ny chairs, bureius, wardrobes, bedsteads, hair mattresses, furnishing articles, I ivory table RE ra oO. 7 ce, dow Curtain 3, Mahogany and hnsaware. French Bedste Bedding, Li itchen F TIQU Alt the Ma H. PAKKE! y have rece’ al f Cathert bony wood Arm Cha possexsion of Hugo de Groot, was a State prisoner at the Fo Taud,) beantifally by] L GURLEY & Auctioneer, on ‘Thurs April 22, 1817, and now ready for examination, with C muienice positively at 11 o'clock, rain or shine Sale to © N.B. .B. The particularly: ¢ Collection, bein public sal lor your peblic in, h iu this country, BROW ‘Also, «I Jamps, girandoles, cut gl I uation this day April 20Uh fs miture, Wi pa Jopanate, » & B. LEVY, ettully inform their ‘of great beaut de Me carved, and nity, 8 eres neon seen in thie country, tobe sold at Publis Auct RC Pk i in general are respectfully, ¢ ladies) to call and exami the handsomest that has . Auctioneer. AND FURNITURE, HOUSE, ES, &e—J. W. BROWN v1 Tuesday, April 20th, at 10% y of excellent ‘second plated ware, AT No. % BANK STREET, th street Honse, the entire Furn ng, made to order by Tarpets, Pier Glasses, ws and. Chairs, Pier Tables, Ch ads, Se. 3, ith which the sale will com- 20 Wt rre SALE O s 300 Broadway. + from Amsterdam, ends, and the public in riders from their principals to consisting of manificent ariety, and of rich rniture, comprising Cary +,Carved and Inlaid Chairs, and Louis XIV. aud 4 feet high, formerly’ in the nobleman, at the time he tein, near Breda, (Hol- great curiosity, such ‘as has ‘i a Datel rt Low mine, aud Judge algdt*re auction, on he'ware rooms of Jose: stock of superiof warrante French sofas, chairs, ottoman: Wednesday Joth, elegant marble top dressing bureaus, t ary es, Mahogany Freeh, 3%, Freuch, and top centre and side tabl sweepback chairs, rocking an ette do, sofa do,’ marble top maple aid rosewood Italian bookcases, sewing cha lounges, French, hedsteads With n great varity of othe very large and well selecte: of attention. Cataloy a1) Stis®e W. BROWN, Auctioneer. ph Bay at gues and £00 day previous to sale, Every facility E-Tugeday Prenl ’ vi Lesnar gee 4 fot ie th the Comed fapinin Charles Cleveland. Mt Basea ede OO MANCC nd, Mr. Barrett; Lady Caro- Buster, Airs. Hunt. 8 $1; Pat 50 cents, Galler ‘open sta quarter to 7 —A. W. Jacson, Proprietor Mauager—Tuesday F. 3 will, be ay of LOVE ae o> | Wi Mr Clarke; Lady Hislew ors open at 6% o'clock. Performance cormunences e736. E—M:. Blighty, Mr. Wale . Ai E. Srevxns, i | gach, “wlll ta pumdoraed she tess, Mrs. ww; Huon, My. Clari Alter whieh, WALLACK— ala Mr. Neaties Kirke feu Mar, Sirs. Mot tints: desea Bie eet Calis. ie con MUtCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE—T\ ing, April 20th, to commence with th RikD ‘hake- Miss Anna Cruise. ‘Trieuae, i ¢ FRA DIAVOLO—Faw Diavalo, Traian Lord? Allcash Waleots Zerlina, Stine Magy Bw ‘conclude with the farce of the KING’S GARDENER— Gatochard, Mr. Holland, i T Boxes, 25 cents; Pit, one Shil- stra Dress Circle, 40 cents; Up} ; Privat $5; Orchestra Boxes, $3. ¢ _Doors open at 7 o'clock: Curtain rise at 73¢ o’elock precisely PALMOS OPERA HOUSE, Chumbers street —Wedues- aks ud Parquette, $: Priyates Boxes for 8 persous, $12; do. do rm Diy for 6 pe 4 Beats cau be wilh oretenle Bete Magured at the Box Oflice, from 10-A. M. {GF Doors open at haliepast 7,Performance to commence at & o'elock, i) ‘ALMO'S OPERA HOUSE. , A CARD. IGNOR 8, BENEDETTI Respectfull y Patrons of the ITALIAN OPERA ally that his Benefit w 2a inst, at Palmo’s Opera House, with Donizet LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR, Season subscribers desirous to retain their seats, call atthe Box Oi nestlay evening 3a N.B—The free list apis Be - OWERY AMPHITHEATRE—This even: he performance will commence with Me the SYREN OF TH RF. ‘To be be followed by Miss J Nigon and and Miss Madigan = Ht take place o iM pl Box Office aud take tho tickets on or belvre Wank suspended, except for the press. | | | April 20th, ‘Aymar as Jesselyne ina Pas Seul; Mr. J. en jn their surprising feats Mr. Carvail , ble act of Horsemanship, und Mr, | ‘Madigan in his great principal act, Mr Kemp as FOLLY GUIDING THE WORLD je couclude with THE IDLE APPRENTICE, ‘emp. John Gossin, the Clown, will appe: Boxes, 25 cents; pit, 12% cents. D ‘ance to commence at half-past 7. WALNUT ST. THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA, 7 +R. Buawe, Manager“S3} Mr. ors open at 7; perform: TUS SE BOOTS second unui "KING JOHN. King John, Mr. Booth. Falconbri Mr. Jamison. een ( leman Pope. Arthur, . Hews ech 'o conclude with 'a FAVOR ‘o-morrow Mr. Booth’s third NIBLC GARDEN A EREE EXHIBITION B 11S EVENING -RUTCHELL'S SOLAR GAS, every eveni This Gas ts now being gs at Washington there are now w Factories, Public Buil this Gas. ' Reference is ma¢ the Ohio, and Sississippi rivers :—Magnolia, B Creole, Pike, Nos. 7 aud 8, aud fourteen others. Brooks, Rector of C! th h inated by steamboats. on ulletin, Belle, neinnati— Church in ‘Taberna- xchange Huild- ngs Pultow Manalactory, ce; G, Re Shorebe y 4 Globe Mills, va Method 01 i" Morris) Factory, phi Several of the above parties have had. their buildings lit up with coal and rosin gas, and have abandoned those sources, nr Gas being found cheaper, cleaner, and more suited 6 tances the parties had coal at ir own RVING, Sol fe Btate of New street, between Jo's lot, where he n from 10 A.M. m those who are now h will satisfy __aplé 3 the most. sceptical. . GRAND VOCAL on which aceas MISS HARE J. W. BROWN will sell at April 2ist, at 10 o’eloc! ‘on, No. 219 Broadway, cabinet furniture, com s, Divans, &e., in plush and ardrobes, mai easy. chairs, worktables, quar- p and other wash stands, ‘curled chairs, elegant secretaries and id “umbrella stands, couches, ha alli Ke ticles in the line, ‘This being & k, will be found well worthy ready for examination the fi and shipping LNDID FASHION. DAY, APRIL 21, W ‘TLE, will sell'at auction, att Al 21, at 0 o'clock, wood and other furniture, )the principal parthaving been is, of superior workmanship, au ing in part te, fautuils, eti Jor, bedroom, and hall furniture, &e. to order, of the beat inate will be warranted) comp boudonir furniture en s tables, mahogany by order of aasignees, various descriptions, and worthy others. ‘Tak W *re NEW NABI, HOGANY “FURNITUN) a t JERSEY, HUDSON & DELAWARE ROSE WO) & EN SU ROADWAY. UT RESERV e above room: le a ewood, parlor, aud res, sceretanies, sofa 110 nt windlass bedsteads, of attention of the trade and The furniture may be examined the day previous. RAIL- ROAD COMPANY. OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that Books of Sabscrip- tion to the C Cochran Hor ‘s Hotel, in Branchvil ” Hall the 20th opened each day No’eloc! day at $o’elock, P; stock, five dollars scribed. orner of Broad and ru 5 beautiful Flowers manufa pital Stock of “The New Jersey, Hudson and Delaware Railroad Company, will be opened at the in Newton, on Saturday, the 15th; at Isaac P. Me, on y, the 18th; and at DER Newton, Sussex J.B. EL JOHN BE JOUD JACOB F ROBE SAML MARTIN RYERSt p20 200 rre SOMETHL NEW NHE Unigue Mes ming quite the rig by Kel tne genth TO LE! ARTER the first of May sirable suite of rooms, at house ferene ed ifrequired. Apply at the Ist of ASH BUR / Lod HIS VERY SUPERIOR SAUC Soups, Meats, wholesale at Mio acas ARES A. ers of the family. A lin 201 Bre dway, addressed to attention, ee BOALD INT: EW delightfully nge count . Pattison, Noe & Co., of 23 Delaney ‘or trimming Bonnets they look so exquisitely rich and becoming as on the and elegant Gossamer and Neapolitan ild Fowl, Game, &e., whic ived the approbation of the principal epicures for several years, can be obtained retail at NOTICE TEACHER of the Pisnoforte, whose references are of the highest respectability, won| room without board, and pay the same by milies can be accommodated w but on nor Bonnets, manufactured herthey are periget. 0200 next, onthe 2a floor, a very de- No. 522 Broadway. Re: 71 Brond way a20 1 : for enriching Gravies, an ee ¢ best Family Groceries, and. M BENNETTS, Frou ‘ td 1 oom and board, or ing lessons to the Jeft_at Atwell's. Music Store, B. B., will receive immediate it 820.20" Hk COUNTRY. h board at one of ituated and hesltl i. O at, Cornwall—the ‘best steamboats land daily to and from the city—every attention will be paid to make it.a desira- ble home for those who seek a summer residence in the coun ISBING, man about 21 years of sleader made, dark hair, black ey faney striped a, with staph, block frock ‘on a brown cloth ves near the bh overcoat, el oth en edd state of sberal rewa Ineed will enth street, corn i (late French's) store their fu ected in atock i for sale 155.] 100,000 dlow CARD Head to his discovery or retu 1 PAPER HANG AN & HART, 212 Br leseriptions, f ssortmen (15. yards of Brussels Three Ply and Ingrained Stair Carpeting. ly application is desirable, For further particulars, inquire of A. B, & D. Sands, corner F +; RuiSinelair, 435 Houston street; C. a20 Iin® re ¢ Saturday evening, 17th instant, a young " i nge, about 5 feet inches high, nteel apy nts, with Aran nittons on § coat, and brown mixed Left unexpectedly, uae boots. 1 be given for ay, ch informa. to his friends, at 98 ner Third avenue, or at the fx- Fulton street, near Broadway. NGS AND SHADES. way, opnrsite the Park, Paper Hangie cme arid halls ‘aris with in the great care, and com: ity, and at prices lower of French Window Shades, pr api Im*re TING, 10,000 yards of Oi Cloth and Matting. 10,000 Window Shades, every article connerted with Street, sy PAR! M Joha W. Hammersley SON N. fa v0. awich avenu No. 198 Sixth avenne, hetw The dwelling ym height. with marble mantles a separately if required. i Rugs, Mats, To THE 65 Bighth avenne, between 13th and rt of exch honse, which Covers, and | cheap for eash. | street, the trade, T od HASEMEN'T Ist avenue, northwest comer of Tenth | 6TH AND OTH AVENUES | near the Oth areune, en 12th and 13th streets. uid sliding door: Go. aw OS usoriment. of Sp invites th attenti rape, Re than at any, Mrs. M. i Te ad Milli Ey ie liners wanted er ; her establishment int will do well to cull before pnrchasin gan be sold more reason he city. Country Mill oT B MISS MATHIL: RAMSON, DA KORSINSKY, MI8S CLARA M. ROLPH, MR. HEC ¥ di MR. H.'C.-7umM, who will preside at the Piano. PROGRAMME. fy 1—Grand Fantasie, Lucia de "Lauimermoor, Herta, «Miss J. 2.—Duet of the Opera of Jessonda, by Spohr, sung by iis’ Korsinsky aud Mr, Heeht 3.—Song, Here let me dream of days now vanished, feom'Luli, by C darvia Miss C.'M. Rolph 4.—-Duett, va Je Ia Coneren- toln, Hertz, ses J. aad H. Bramson jl oe . Hecht Pant 1 1.—Song, Polaceas by V, Pucitta, MR —Duet, Italy, a favorite a Lucia dj Lammermoor—Bi J. aud He B. | 3.—Duet of the z Opera, ung Die Sehw t albe : (Frantz 5.—Fantasie Brilliant—Sur des Motifs de L’Ambas- drice, par H. Hertz,........ Miss J. Bramson 0 cents each, to be had atthe Music, Stores, and 79 dat the door on the evening of the Concert. lock—Concert commences at 8 o'clock. having commenced ‘Tuition on the Pian at the residences of her patrons, or give i ather dwelling, 79 Fourth street, on the most rea: | sonable terms. | ft B. would call attention to the following from Alderman ngs. | New Youk, December 9, 1817 | Miss Josephine Bramson has been for some time a teacher of | music in m: aay on the piano, and I authorized by my two | daughters (both of competent years to judge) to say, that among the teachers they have had, (all of them in good stand: ing as professors) she is most competent to teach. They tell me, also, that one quarter of her teaching has bee worth to thein three of some others, Her modesty and musicalftalent, 1 y poor judgment, with the fact that her precocity of skill, s her a rank that older members of the profession might y. recommend her to those who would have their daugh- ‘proficient on the piano, al7 St 20&21is © oP We NGS THE ORIGINAL SWISS BELL KINGE TUUS Celebrated Byud having returned frorn their seco tour through the Southern States, the West Indies aud ‘Texas, will give a serjes of Concerts at the rior to their dey © for Knrope, eo! DAY EVENING, April to week, (except Wedneuday. The will be nested by MISS M, J. MARIUS AND GEORGE A. HOYT, Graduates of the New York Institution for the Blind, ‘Tickets 25 cents, no half price.—Doors open at 7 o'clock, con cert commences at 8 o'clock precisely. Change of programme each evening. MINEKVA ROOMS, 406 BROADWAY ALEXANDER rope, commencing on MO} aud every eveuing during the alsoere | ae Great Necromancer from Paris, will appear in his ce- Jebinnt MYs ERIOUS AND ORIENTAL SOIREES, April 19th, and every evening during the week, at 4 MENT. Prices of admission—Parquette | ents. com ad by their parents, half price. past >—Commence at half past 7 o'clock. c Doors | dren a t half "ri o 1 ELECT CONCERTS EVERY EVENING AT" THE BROADWAY HOUSE (Corner of Broadway and Grand s| BY several Professional Ladies and Gentlemen of acknow- ledged vocal tutent. 17> Apmitrance 8h Cen ‘The Bar ig stocked with the chorrest re Pictorial und City Papers, Periodicals, &ce., Puach, les. apl9 Bt is*re i of the parting of ted by the aly, at the OSSITER'S Ruth, Orpah Open from 9 / 5 ceuts, al8 Gtiste ST. GEORGE'S SOCIETY. adjourned Meeting of this Society, held at the City ma Thursday Evening, the 1th iist., it was unani= . ved, That inasmuch as the members of this Society | epply nifected by the calamitous state of Ireland, as well the destitution and distress existing in and on Fopean coutinent, itis deemed pro} the ersary Dinner usually given by this § St JOSEPH FOWLER, tary. President, all Iw re TROTTING COURSE, PURSE day, if ner, harness, ‘Free forall horses that never won a pur OF THIRTY fair we DOLLARS to come off this le eats, best three in five, in TRIES. J. Breckenridge... 8. D G. is io ics of qpotting, to come off at 3¥¢ o'clock, | see ee to cor WOODRUFF. Acco precisely, a20 It re. E MARINE COR IE UNIT ‘or that branch of the mill ce furnishing for the djflerent vaval stations and vesscla of wer, Inving tecn increased by act of © 17, Congress, approved 2d March, 1817, hy" the addition of 90 Sergeants, 30 Corporals, 30 Drummers, 9) Fifer and 1,000 Privates, | A rendezvous for the enlistment of recrnits ix now opened at | No. 38 Chatham street, near the Harlem railroad depot and | Hall, where respectable youeg mien desiring to enter | whieh will afford them an opportunity of seeing countries, are invited to call. Previous to enlisting it \« | ty of the reerniting officer to explain fully the terms upoa which they enter the serv Open crom 9 A oO sunset, | JOUN GEO. REYNOLDS, | Captain Commun ndezvous. | ‘Two dollars premiura will b soldier oreitizent who will bring to the rendexyo acceptable or « r 5 atime WILSON, 291 Grand st ietwoen Allen and Oretwrd sts, it the above establishment | these th \ follow—in | Winterish Weather—The | mence an’ engagement “U.S. MARINES WANTHD. | | Bo'tm no condition to go through with their parts seats of the theatre wore so ED $' Puitapecrasa, April 19, 1847. The ‘umination of the city to-might, in honor of the late victories, is splendid and general, The whole city is ina blaze with trausparoncios. Drummond lights, fire Works, &e., In every quarter, The streete are thronged, and almost impassable—the wharves aro lined to wit- ness the fireworks on Smith's ialand, and the many bal- loous asownding from the elty ‘The Baltimore telograph ling is not.in working order Affairs in Athany. LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS. Senate. Atmany, April 19, 1847 A petition was received for the sale of Washington Park, Brooklyn, The judicial district bill was called up, that the Senate do adhere to their bill. The motion to adhere was withdrawn, to allow a mo- tion to be made that the Senate insist upon this bil An amendment was then offered, that the Senate ro- cede from its vote of non-concurrence with the amend- ment of the House to the bill. Lost The motion to insist was then adopted—so the vitality of the bill is still preserved, and the matter is now in the hands of the House. Mr. Hannrs made a speech on the bill to continue the public works, ‘The carial bill was taken up, but without a question. Soverul other bills were put forward, among them the bill to puntsh frauds at auction sales. Amembly. Avvany, April 19, 1847 ‘The following bills among others,were read and passed this morning :— ‘To provide for additional challenges to jurors. Concerning mortgages to the State, Yo extend the time within which Reuben H. Walworth may qualify as commissioner of the code, A crowd of bills were reported complete; among them was the East River Mutual Insurance Company bill; the bill relating to Hamilton street, Brooklyn; the bill to amend tho charter of the Long Island Railroad; the General Manufacturing bill, and the County Court bill, were taken up committee, but nothing was done with them, ‘The meesage of the Senate, announcing the vote of non-eoncurrence with the amendment of the House to the Judicial District bill, was received and laidon the table for the present. on & motion Aumany, April 19, 1647. Sales of 950 barrels of flour on the spot, were made to- day at $7 6234; 660 to arrive by the Ist of June, at $6 25; 200 do pure Genesee, on the spot, at $7 25. No salee of corn; 5000 bushels of onts-were sold at 47 cents, and 1400 do, in lots, at 48. EEE BY THE MAILS. Affairs in Washington. Wasuinaron, April 17, 1847 Special Despatches to Mexico from the State Department For a day or two, Mr. ‘Triat, chief clerk of the State Department, has been invisible, and we are informed to- day that he has been officially despatehed to Moxico with official despatches, and that from the mass of tho documents he carried with him, it is supposed that they comprehend not only renewed overtures to Mexi¢o, but the necessary outline for negotiations, the necessary documents for reference in any preliminary correspon- donce which may be raised, &e., &e. Mr, Trist. will take advantage of the first pause in the storm, tho first breach in the clouds, to fling out again the white banner of ce—which, if again declined. will. in the language of Col. Johnson, “reduce the United States to the neces. sity of smashing up the poor creeturs entirely,” as the reward of their perverse infatuation and mulish obsti- nacy. Weare firmly of the opinion that peace is hand, and we should not be anticipated if an extra sion of the Senate were yet called to clinch the while the iron is hot. th MAHEEK The Glory of the War. The glory of this war is not #o much in the provooa- tions to the war—the causes of the war, and the origin of the war, though all these are natural enough, as the results of pre-existing causes. Nor ia its glory to be | measured by the brilliant vietories of Taylor, nor in the formidable and overwhelming descent of Seott upon Vera Cruzand the Castle—nor in the general spirit of humanity and magnanimity of the army. We can scarcely find a sufficient satisfaction for the war in all ings. We look for its glory to the results yet to ho re-organization of the government of Mexico, when an enduring peace establishment—in the ntroduetion of the commerce of the world, and the acta which distinguish civilized nations—in the elevation of the masses of the people—in the diffusion of education, and the principles of religious liberty—in the general awakening of the country to enterprises of profitable im- | provement, and in the transit canal across the isthmus | between Huasacunico and Tehuantepec for the steamers | between Europe and the United States plying to China, Southern Asia and Australia. HURRAH Wasnixoro, April 18, 1847 | Mexico—Important if True. | Any one who has visited the city of Mexico, will re- collect that while in the distance it is surrounded by mountains from ten to seventeen thousand feet above the #ea, all around the city—in the broad and rich val | ley, there are lakes and ponds, and a very respectable sized lake, Tescuco, flanking the town. It is also known that in the rainy season, the city, from its flat location, is overflown; and that in former times it was subject, during the months of July and August, to inundations from the surrounding lakes, Of late years this has been prevented by a large canal, which serves to drain off the rurplus waters. ‘Therefore, that is to say, by a dam across said canal, and the opening of other passages, tho city may be submerged. ‘This may be an important cle- ment to Gen, Scott, should he continue his march upon the city. He may submerge it into a surrender, instead of troying the place by bomb shells, He may be able to drown them into a capitulation, instead of. shelling them tg terms, The only difficulty would be the oeenpation of the city after it should be thus reduced, But the question of a march upon “the halls of the Monteru- mas” awaits the fnal decision. me SANTA AN inoton, April 18, 1847. ter. The great case, which Messrs. Webster, Dallas, Ber- rien, Gilpin, and T. L. Smith are prosecuting before the Secretary of the Treasury, to wit: the case of Sibbald of Mlorida, who claims indemnification for damages incur red in the Florida war, to the extent, as one of his advo cates informs us, of $1,700,000, but, according to street reports, of $2,700,000—this great case i# still undecided, and still detains Mr, Webster, and may detain him for & week longer. He ix, however anxious to get off on Mon day or Tuesday, and may succeed. But a case involving 4a fee of $50,000 Is not to be abandoned for a holiday ex- cursic We wish that Mr. Webster could make it con- to tarry in Jericho till June, aud then he could go down as far ax Raleigh with the President and the seoretary of the Navy; aud it would be rare gport to ree the godlike bring up his charges against the administra tion, and the Administration himself coming to the rer- cue on the stump, But we despair of such a brilliant en- terprise, ‘The age of chivalry is defunct Ww. Bavrimonn, April 1977 Viennoise Dancers seized at Wilmington, Del., by Mr. Burton—-Th in Baltimore postpone grants, §e We have quite a winterish spell of weather, and tho frost makes a decided stand on the ground this morning | Just learn that at 12 o'clock Inst night, the Viennoise Children wore seized in the cars at Wilmington, Del., on the suit of Mr. Burton, aud are now detained in that city. They were on their way to Baltimore, to com- t the Holliday Street Theatre this evening, and Mr. Burton was stationed at Wilwing. ton frith a process and @ posse of officers, and the whole party were arrosted after a severe struggle. ‘The officers at Wilmington succeeded in their purpose by detaching the care from the train ‘They will probably reach here this evening, though 1 resume the performance will be postponed, as they will in | appearance Baltimore juryism—Emé Id on Saturday at public auction to the highest bidder, and yielded a premium of about $100 We had two more samples of the humbu; of Jur: trinls in Baltimore last week, A negro pallor na rice for killing another in an affray ats The jury re turned a verdict of guilty of manclaughter, and the court refused to record the verdict, granting the man # now trialon the ground that the verdict was contrary to the evidence. Another case occurred on Saturday on the trial of Royal, the counterfeit coin manufacturer aud utterer, it was proved on trial that the prisoner had not only passed several of the coin, but also that he had tanufactured them,and » large nuinber inan anfiuished condition were concealed bed; notwithstanding ali | of which an intelligent looking jury, after being lock | Up twenty-four hours, were found fo be unable to ag | ton were disebaayed. | learn, however, that they siood i f Sie ten for convietion, and there was but two who eould uc KNOX, with hi brevity, would eal! the | find the prisoner guilty. attention ef his friewds to hie new styles of SPRING | ‘Three hundred and seventy-seven German emigrants ASSIS which are now ready at tore, No. 128 Fulton | arrived to this city on Saturday in the Bremen ship fersfo hig extshlphrronns whens mr cbtdin hae ofa | Schiller and Louire va to 3 vcan jin hats o! 7 el, ay i Flour declined on Saturday to $675 per barrel, ay Ta id at lower prices, than at any bar | on IM | which sales were made, . “