The New York Herald Newspaper, May 7, 1847, Page 3

: Jog the destination and the vakue of exports to enc! \ Soy were as annexed Convcaes OF THe Pose of New YousnVawe or Eee | wo Mas Por free. For. du'ble | 1D. 184th 2462.9 = te Be Sit tee = 13.468 a = i ee Sis te oa nee = 20.954 rd “ae um 25983 wis ute 46 une | a7 TN 10 v4 fim sas nae saa | = . 31.49) | - = 103 200 Woo - ul About two-thirds of the value of merchandise exported for the month were shipped to Great Britain and her dependencies, leaving but one-third for all other eoun- tries trading with us. ‘The shipments of specie were to the West Indies and South America. ‘The value of merchandise exported from this port in each of the first four months of each of the past three years, has been as annexed :— Vauur oF Ravonre— Pont ow New Youn. 1847. 0 467,955 2,100,814 3,118,865, HaMy Sivas | Nese Resta March. ..\ 2,317 202 1 3.903.009 April 053 3,960, 116 ‘Total sees $8,064 845 7,907,687 14,349,000 ‘The value of merchandise exported in the first four months of 1847, compared with that for the same months in 1646, exhibits an increase of $6,438,312. Uur exports this year have been greater than ever before shipped in the same period, while our imports have been compara- tively very uniform. The anmexed table exhibits the imports for each month :— Vauve oF pape rent or New Yous. 1847, January, 5,219,009 6,104, 121 February, 4,652,292 7.174/915 March, .."¢! 9,750,269 6,017,683 Api. 6,334,271 10,326,462 i 25,956,641 30,452,781 Value of Expoi 7,907,687 14,345.99 Excess of Imports... .$15,059,019 18,048,954 16,106,782 It will be perceived that the excess of imports over exports of merchandise for the first four months of 1847, ‘was not so large, by nearly two millions of dollars, asfor the corresponding months in 1846. ‘The foreign trade of this port, so fur as the importa tion and exportation of merchandize are concerned, in- dependent of movements in specie, has been more in our fayor than in the first four months of 1846, The {maportations for this season are about over; and in the event of the demand for our agricultural staples con- tinuing, the export trade of this port will compare more favorably with the aggrogate of our importations. tele accounts toate pe No. 2's at $7 60, and No on te Pecre—Sales of bs at $190 a $195. A pw oranges and lemons was | museovado, were also reported at 30 a 33 cts; 25 hhds ab 23 a 25 cts., 90 days. Navan Sronus—In the absence of steamer's letters, , and the Ons—Since last report, Cuba do sold by auction nothing was dor English, uncha! re at $16 50; new prim were unehi barrel) sold at $19; 50'do coming. Rice. —Since last report news, the sales amounted t $4 06% Since the recel Svoan ed about the same. tion at $1 86a1 60. week, about 20, 12e, 6 months by an Aimerican veasel at ton, barrel. the former party. Sates or Reat Estate 126th street and Sth do or 127th street Holders now are looking t. port sales of 600 quintals of dry cod at 900 bbis, No. 3 Halifax tuackerel sold at $5 1244; bbls, Massachusetts do., of superior quality sold. the leae—The market was rather heavy. of dew rotted was reported at $170 per ton. ang eas, have been sold at 73 cts. cash. ‘There wi r new in main market was steady, but sales were A sale of 55 barrels of ood as before; old prime and mess Beef—30 bbls. beef hams, (220 Ibs. por 90 do pork hams sold at 83¢e. suspended by tue steamer’s news till letters were forth- 1 to_ wait for correspondence, &e. Seros.—Flaxseed.—A pareel of 30a40 casks were offer- ed in market at $1 50 per runing bushel, while $1 50 per 66 Ibe. to the burhel, was bid. rhe market was quiet, though prices remain- St. Croix at 8qave. 0 quarter cask Perry brandy sold by auc- Woot.—Sinesour last. report in the forepart of the Ibs. of American fleece and pulled have beon sold at 26a35¢, and 60 bales of Buenos Ayres at Faeicnts.—Before the news 4000 bbis. were engaged cask provisions were engagod to the same port at 30s per A London packet engaged After the receipt of t settled; ship owners as well as to wait for steamer’s letters. ‘The effect of the news, however, as fur as received, was to stiffen the views of , on the avenue, same size, ise ‘each 405 Wie visas do on 126th st, each 256x100, $110 each Qo on 127th st, rear of above, same size ..... . ICIANS EDM to Join the Mic of the oes Reginear Og Seite at | mong ac Beier Heat oo agenda et Os ee meat, at Haul 4 ~ M and ‘Charday from 9 to l0-A, Me of on the Commandant, at | Fort Adam m6 3t*re, ANTED—A situati table youug woman to Wa icaseten ate family. ho objection Jpumake hersel generally useful,“ Has the best caty reference from har last place. Please enquire at 182 Canal street. mG 2t"r PECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN wants a situa s chambermaid, lauadress, or general haneeuesk. Please 938 Henry ‘ood ; Wat 338 | com, fet Aoor. "Good reference will be gives: of receipt‘of ‘wore sold at easierrates, as the market had lost | ese accounts, for a Ie at $10 60; 300 were also continued to be made | lic wale of a cargo or two of advertised for the following A sale of 100 GENTLEMEN'S DRESSNEW CONCERN —A 8. i ty be WILLIAMS, Draper and ‘Tailor, 143, Nagsau treet, be, Hyxs.—We notice sales of about 6000 of various | {Wee Beekman and Spruce, invites => Kinda since our laatat tho following rates— Ito Grande whieh hewit mabe ne thevvery deg aed ayer (] pposed A Bi i “ ishii wo for cash; wo Oren, 10 cte ety rie oe economy es ae tie fate ar sare ees : et well to give me a call. a “4 pr role tet Bh a a eat a made Btcks, Pants aud Vesta, cheaper So oon be bows Leao—The market was steady at $4 374. TO OEE qUsIC ; Metasses—Binco last report’ sales of about 300 bhds PROFESSOR OF MUSIC—G. I SOLOMON thes this ardenas lave been reported at 23 cts.; sales of Cubs | moye tote of inigriing dis ‘where he continues to teach Vio- lin, Violoncello, Guitar and Singing as heretofore, either in Froved method ‘peculiarly hive by lite Mis arlie’ ase eteinced In ons boll tho ‘ime, “French Accordion taught. Terms moderat LLUMINATION | ILLUMINATION ho United” Beas, St the iumisation. for” Lafaretee, o i Prthe late ilumnat Ph * Baltimore, &e. ‘They are manufactured by the same person. (IL. Ht. Pereyea) yare the best-—the cleanest—the safest, and above all, the gtieavest article that canbe ned for the’ oceasion—the cost being ouly one cent a piece. ; For sule by J.C, POMEMOY, at C. Holt’s Music Store; 156 Falean et cal by Pes & Rban ie Clee Bree TLLUMINATION,—Samuel market was entirely quiet. about 3.600 gallons linseed, Whale and crude sperm res prime mess pork was made sold, to arrive, at $19 50, and Lard.—Operations ' were and to-day, before steamer’s 0 about 350 tierces, at $4 373¢ pt of the news, dealers held up il the tii it paishise. yt ing. The wring stores, where & poly We Kee Ci Stings: bal Beaute We ; we . Geery, cay and 142 Walker streets 8-'V> Albro, cor. iowery % Bond; et itl Hoit, cor, Market aud Madison aireets, and at their own ore: 58 Fulton sewers oh Cook, 58 Brostivay "unites ' CHERS—For ale, one of the beat located stands Phos vatinees br pe oF cts iateet hn iee tara ientoen eh calle sold very low ifhmmediat eee eG VOGEL, No. 16 Toupking Market T)! *S celebrated and novel Lectures on the Pa- Poyrnce peer pret ies Philadelphia by I’ Knowledges und. whieh were so teigmphe indicated in thre otamence on Tutaday ESTABLISHMENT DEPOT for have only to report sales of iting steamer’s letters. the stall, too cation of drudge whiskey were antl + wil next in this city. Due notice will be given. ARISIAN DYEING, the reception and delivery of goods, I liam street, C d fi 294 to Liverpook, snd a00 | New Fark COUWT t DESCHLADS use ng organsins, and spun twist, ei woollen yarn; sewing cotton, mohair, naval stores at 4s 6d per news, rates became un- hippers, seemed inclined ya a naged or faded ‘Thibet and Cashmers silks, satins, merinoes. cords, and tas- and cleaned m6 30t*re_* wis, gimps, ladies’ and gentlemen’s garments, &c., al ¥ equal to new hrticles. EAFNESS CURED.—381 Broad way.—I cheerfully com- ply with the request of Lieut. Melntosh, to-state that he igasfovalided home tn conse ght deafnen and die t ; that white in New York, under the pro- fessional care of Drs, Castle and Edwards, Auriats, (361 Broad: irely recovered his hearing, and has returned to Signed, H. McNeven, Surgeon to H. B, M. “ACOUSTIC OIL, for sale—A. specific for i at Avetio 25x110. 1 lot corner 5 0 $150 do 300 1 do corner 127th st and Sth avenue, 25x110.. | {200 | incipient deatness, pains, noises, collections in and ischarges 1 do adjoining on Sth avenue, same size... 185 the ears. esa 306 3006 2 do do—165 each... ...... 330 LIKEHUGH, HAIR-CUTTER AND WIG MARKER 2 do on 127th at, each 26x100—115 each. 35,220 | 37 has removed to 118 Broadway, entrance by the, store of F pcigese ate . John, Hatter, directly opposite the City Hotel. He ce wep godt pia le appeal era etic er gamers Coreg eeprom ry og pany eo sioned by the agent for the premises, the details of which will In New York, on the ‘The receipts of produce have been unusually large at St. Louis this season, and the shipments South and Fast have been heavy The receipts of bacon in one week amounted to 9,017 casks; beef, 217 bbls.; barley, 704 sacks ; beeswax, 190 boxes, bbls. and sacks ; corn, 26,502 cks ; wheat, 69,722 sacks, 2,005 bbls.; flour, 12,813 bbls.; lead, 14,669 piga; lard, 2,200 barrels, 403 kegs ; oats, 15,722 sacks ; pork, 1,809 bbls.; whisky, 402 bbls. It will be seen from this statement what an immense amount of produce, even in theshort space of one week, seeks St. Louis as a market, or an outlet of some other. During this same time there have been 82 steamboat arrivals, and 75 departures, making an average of 21 arrivals and clearances per day. This great amount of steamboat business is not, perhaps, excelled by any city west of the mountains. ‘The quantity of certain agricultural products export- ed to foreign ports from Philadelphia, for the month of April and for the quarter ending May Ist, was as ane nexed :— Commence oF Pitehationnas hemmouropes ‘es ‘Mey. ‘Wheat Flour, bris 171,202 ‘Wheat, bushels, 971,730 R 6.053 7,000 Corn Meal, barrels, 146,195 Corn, bushels . ‘ Rye Hour, barrels. 6,181 Ship Broad, barrels. . Bak Waters a sl7 © Naval Stores barrels. . 502 Tobacco, hhds. ... 217 ‘Within the month of April there have been seventy- nine clearances from Philadelphia to foreign countries, viz, 15 ships, 17 barks, 29 brigs, and 9 schooners, all freighted with domestic produce. The value of exports for March was $100,000 greater than in any previous month, and for April $50,000 greater than in March, by which it appears that the shipments for April were val- wed at $150,000 moro than those for any previous month. Tho completion of the Central Railroad cannot but gives great impetus to the trade of Philadelphia. Banwann Cooury to Miss On Monday, 3d May by th Davip Tomson, to Miss Kuisasntn Dickson Stexiina, both of Scotland. Dumfries papers please Di On the 6th inst., Mr. year of his age. on Saturday next, at 2 0’ On Wednesda; Axx Moox, aged. of ‘Thomas Mook. w Greenwood Cemetr: At the Marine Mr. Frankuin E. Waiter, to M hattanville, for interment. The friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, 305 Third Avenue, on Friday afternoon, at 3 o’clock, without fur- ther invitation. Also, the members of No. 12, 1. 0. of 0. F. and the Order in general, invited to attend. The remains to be conveyed to for interment. jarracks, Brooklyn, on the Sd inst., will exhibit a piece of treach- m6 ys alii 1,500 AANTHUS TREES, for street planting, for sale cheap, now ‘standing in the nursery ig Greenwich lane, opposite Charles street. Apply. to Henry peers, upon the premises, or to INTER & Co. 31 Wall street, WINTER'S “over the Mechanics? Bank. ‘orest and Omamental Trees, of all kinds, m5 ldtere t ult., by the Rey. Mr. Graves, Hannan B. Aven, Axwa O’Buten, all of Boston. Rey. Mr. Marcus, Mr. copy. » with numerous of the officers who d by an officerin the U. ied, Norris Manzer, in the 65th ‘Edit le operatians will be laid before the meet e expected thereon. Au interestit ila? institution now established at read. The be will open at 10 o’clock A, large lecture room. “Perth Amboy, April 90, 107, ‘AY IRON, lana: ot best lity, for a Neer cad ane ee ABT ATE GS Wee. free discussion ‘Washington and public ie a : hincinet PO io, vail inthe chan FOMON ANDREWS my! 4teod JACOB 8. PLATT, Aucti: 4 HUARD, AND CUTLERY EACE™ Vin: 24 cue BAND, Goods, part of which is by order of adiainistratcrs alos ak Sole ad sont eee naler, Comprising a great variety of sale- oth One entire set of Birmingham Patteras and Pattern Ferhte im dopen,wice Sieves, 25 dosen scythe Sneath, 9 oxes Cut Tacks, 20 boxes : Kore. 100 dozen ‘Shovel Paus itele'and aatin tes, Reels ‘lasks, Percussion Ci te ite, Fates Cards 6 all Kinds of Brass Goods, es. Cor rews, Hou 1 i goods, + to whieh the country asrwell as the city: teadette at v3 yest es MALLABY will sell at auc on Wed- th instant, at ‘10 o'clock. at thelr cabinet oft bestia street “a maguilceut amor nd “Mahogany Furniture. Also, two wew rosewood city made P y vThe above articles canto examined from now tn m7 St re F da w Al Locks, Kena: Teeted, kA. TUTTL<, Auctioneer. ASHIONABLE Rosewood uid Mahogany Furniture, for sceount of whom it may concer, to-elose sales, on Fri: Hay Tth, at the large room in the Coliseum, 430 Brosd- .C. Tuttle will sell as above, at 10 o'clock, on account of whom it may concer, a Jarge and valuable assortinent of su- peyior city made rosewood,black walnut aud inahogany parlor, ull, boudoir, and chamber furniture, comprising a keneral va: Hety, covered in plush, hair cloth and fancy de laine, the whole to be Id without reserve, to close sales Y will be ready ou the morning of sale. CHOICE DOUBLE big i ia) row Dantas and The Dahl f a premium. “Our stock ‘is Hy deemed “unnecessary. ed. : aU. sale. ithad ie LAP & EHOMPAON, a DAHLIA CATALOUI R ie FB... have this day published their ne logue,in wh fi new Dahha is included every choice variety cultivat. ed by the n to costyand the pla: Lond vin England) imporced without regar ‘or lower rates than in le that our col- lecti very other in country. 6000 at now delivery at from $3 u None are cultivated but what ye tre fire quality flowers, be the ori Also, a superb collection of Verhenas, c of which are new sorts, under name, and of the most dazzl delicate, or vure white colors, delivered in pots, in flower, at $1 50 per doven: $5 for 90; they may be turned ito the ground. at once, aud will be one array of uty from June to No- son pa ple, 50 cents. er had in rica—blows If a dozea Dahlia and are onsale at the stores, and stock, m7 Stieere FLORICUCTURE—Russell’s new Azal PA few baskets, conta per dozen, my be seer a fair specimen of the whole a: ud Washingtonin, are now in flowers soem tal collection of hardy Azahias, ‘with, yellow fowers, d sweet scented: 100 new splendid varieties of C ms, Rhododendrons, and 25 new varieties of Koses, Pieeottees, &e. These new produ bee HK. Te at the % ‘treet, Bouth Brooklys. Heury street, op jquvets (astily made Se ni 1t* re FARM FOR SALE — 4a excellent Farm of 15 acres, H@rwifin hour’s ride from the eity, with abundance of fruit, water and wood, delightful scenery, and vei Ithy eumton, "ie wa he sold Nery cheap. Apuly #3 way. Store 72 Lisp Also, two large rooms on By Apply at 74 Lispes irs. ROO TO LET—In a privace famil: unt! ved, withjbreakfast, if required a citgie’ oort "Appl CUM mantels, painted wa WIL be let to two separate fami For further particulars enquire at Bowery, comer of Broome street, Iron Safe, in good order, intended be seen at Bar rd, No. Also, to be bui 3 us ATRE p4z THI As Miss Fane : Between the two pla To commence wi Simpson, Boxes $ at half-past 7. tm Fri ry of ‘Count de Baradas, M Mr Daves elise Moreen i ‘hich will ALO te Here of i y Teh ‘ id rv; Chevalie ; - Hunt; Marion de Lorine Song, by Mr. 8, Pes large Transpareu SIMPSON & CO.—Mr, a. Patrioti xhibited nena Vista. the comedy of it, Bass; Mrs. Simpson, irs. Vernon. 1; Pit 50 cents; Gullery 2 conte | Doors open nt 7 Pelock—the perfurmunce will commence . STEVENS, stan irs Shaw. Ste OWERY THEATRE—A. W Jac: Manager—Friday will be performed the Bay af" the LON clock. Pi kvenii » May 7th, IVE CH. SE—Con- hich, the GOLDEN FARMER—Golden Farmer, ‘Jetumy Twiteher, Mr Hadaway; Elisabeth, Airs niclude with the BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA— | achariah ‘Taylor, Mr Vi Al Mi ton; Brigadier General Scott, ver che; Gen. ta Anna, Mr ‘Til- Mr Clarke; Pat O'Donovan, Mr | + Pit and Gallery, 1234 cents | eeformancs sommmaneen i736. | boxes for eight Doors open at our Vietoriows Arms and balustrades ox th view in the city bhotadientng 1° as it passes Kew who di jostling poreant PSPLE dust of wid immer ID PERI mene! when the whole build in honor of the ove DISPi on the tap, and 9 fi ATIONA| following ver my? re AME N MUSE. PROCESSION J of the é ND MILITARY PROCESSION, » Broadway; and thousands of ladies, children, rea view of | o’cloek, and will LAY OF JOHN, DUNN, ‘That Rascal Ju THE CHAPMAN FAMILY LIVING OR. WAX MODEL OF to be seen at all hour ADAM ROCKWELL, the Fortune Admission 2 cents. Children under 10 years 123% ceats. day _ Fivenl [maa Regie Bars of Verdi’s Opera, IL LOMBARDI—Pagano, Sig. Benev tano; Arvino, Sig. P ‘da, Sigra, Boulard; Giselda, Sigua. Barili; A 0, Sig. Martini; Sofia, Sigra. N. Nu; Oronte, Si Prior to the City Milan, Sig. Be- netti; Pirro, 8i co; Hermit, Sig. Beneventano. Ist © box $1; 2d ver, 50 cents; Private > for 6 a0, ‘$10. LLUMINATION in Mex Phe window. he top it without being exposed to the ie street, will avail themselves of the op- ately after the procession has passed ‘ORM NCES will take place, com- | A also be repeated in the evening, i ng will be BRILLIANTLY ILLUMINATED asion: and there will als , FIRE WORKS Balcony, playin é RIOTIC AIRS, iE y taleated aud amusing company is et be agrand | | I Brass D Mr. HARRISON: Mr. € OVER, SSES GREENWOOD, ROBERTS AND JULIEN, DIORAMAS OF NAPOLEON'S FUNERAL, ANG OUTA THE HUMAN BODY, an extra charge of Is. eller. {RAND Splendi Hane viet ILLUMI Aft achiev ft wena Vista, with the Ballad Singer. V day afte: =; 2 ¥ yesentation of the, Mexic a together with Palo Alto and Resaca d i Brothers will also appear. Likewise, Mr: ters will also have a of Wituessing the provession. 2g oclock. Admission for the whole 634 cents. NATION —MELODEON, 53 Bowery. moon Performances, in honor of the bril- ed by the Americans in Mexico, on Fri+ 7th and 8th of May. For the w ‘The splendid Pano- battles, com complete description of General ‘Taylor, 4 fe In Palma, Monterey and flight of the Mexican Army, ‘The Sable Performance to street, next deor ti commen. ing at 8 0’el t aud every eve: Mr. Alexander, in is His fruersioay 7 ment the sinall bills Doors 0) cents; c Ju KEE CONCERTS—At the Upera Hotel, MS, 406 ing during the wee ast week of the Mysterious aud iucotnpreheusible Necromaney, | fashionable aud crowded audiences, w rats of a) formance every © 43 Chambers 10 Palmo’s Opera House, eve ck. Vovalists of known au brilliantly illuminated Mystic Temple. wplause, and every demoustration of and delight. ming. For programme see pen at7 o'clock. Prices of admission—Parquette 50 loon 25 cents. nary Peat of dnesday morning, will terminate Mr, Eaton ii LONG & ie TO LET. d His remains will be taken to Trinity Cemetry, Man- H. LONG & BROTHER, 32 Ann street. fia ei en te ‘rhe Meader ny ae HoH PSs SERIE CE aE Brocawey. | fap ois lay and commodiow treo del are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from hi BERFORD & Cor tite Monee sti of back parlor on ti floor two rooms on second Hoor, ’ eee ; : hg ¥ beet afternoon, at 3 o'clock, Mrs. Many | iasued’hy the subscriber, will bo held oe CL recent house. No objection to children, Can be 49 years, 8 months, and 14 days, wife | tity‘or New Voie on the au day of May next.” ‘The plan of ed. 106 FM. Raqnise on the promiees HAMILTON HOUSE, at the Narrows near Fort ‘The Subscriber begs to inform his fs Hamilton, L, h ni c friends and the public, that this favorite place of resort reception of compan nd 5 th : * Bien oats will commence ranain about the 15 of May. yn, » M., ane Steam Fulton fe THOMAS MEINELL, m6 2w*re Stages le: ferry, P. Me oe Fort Hamilton, May 5, 1847, the assurance of his future applica slit of th by sett op macs ofuie sf ACEDON! f to the suffering peop! quested to meet at the Re HE COMMITTEE, apy mers’ Club to take measures for tl jurday, 8th r of the City Hall, on tat All persons friendly to the object ol che cal m7 r an and receive the patronage of the old customers of assiduity, to merit 3 CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE | 5~ SAXONY CANARIBS, of the bell note and Night. 1 4 -- x PFin Boston, on the 1st fastaat, of old age, Mrs, Axa TES and Geant GAN sey cart oft or aupetions | ARE Rete 2am ond obo. and. ther rare sod value See veer CT TUN: Ho Oo youre: and 9} [A eaees seetierges Mitiees ok Gan cee Sepenaes thous, ec., fee. King Charles Spaniels, English and months. ee ea ending a. note, or by ealling on the | Scotch Terviers,foragle by At Barre, April 22, Joun Gonnam, aged 88, Tivediter or dence, or through ths pos, wich vill be ‘W. 8. JOH} STON, 280 Broadway, oue door At Eastport, Me., onthe 29th ult., Mra, Awa Jacx- | punctually attended to.” Ti. DE BOER, Tide Canale mi lwte from A. T. Stewart & Co.'s dry goods store. MAN, aged 97 A p Stairs. WM. HINK, WIRE WORKER and Faney Bird N. B.—Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. De Boe GMs cage Mauulacruier, No.4 3d Avenue, between th and Givens Ornae Oid stock and job goods bought, of any description and 7 10th streets, N. ¥.—On hand a splendid assortment of May ,1gi7. 5. | Sous seri, | willow mate and Rasy abcde Wor derectL ae? Msotes and SE —. , Hack: hi CARD. —Thomas Kirk respectfully informs the public, e eand f IN ra een aan ania A. sate earch fom Se Sum Stn Want: | foe peed onde ithe pet he Re o's very through the following streets, Marketield, Broadway, | intereat in the old established and well known EATING | lsxe Lemon Trees and other aii hin ent ak farren, West Broadway, Canal, Grand, ‘Bowery, and pipe gopner of Bowery and Siath street; (at the | vj Wire work forariaries, windows, ke. made aud re- ham, being the line of march of the military, designated by the | junction of Third Avenue,) and having entirely rebitted paired _ RACE SAE Se Commitee of the Common Council forthe celetration of the | newly furnished the establishment throughout, he hoper by BIRDS, DOGS AND PONIES ATTRACTION. instan' . M. x .M. hat re i ce he business—hi efflo: lo please, v= —The great a tion la eit i now it Hh ckodieAbecvamm itn ap ra yar HAMS AY : ing been in the employ of Nr. 8 maraber of years) —and ARCHEY'S No. 5 John streets where nature's” song Tt st Marshal. ji ite most select variety, is only: to be obtained from nied by the Far | Tithment, and the pablis in ge | cas papal, King Cheica Bpeaiets, Yel, Greyhomnde, Set ishment, an fein ; usual, harlen , Italian Greyhoun irfouk @ aabserion ny tks | , dhe publ inay rely upou Siding every delicacy ofthe sea- | cers Politers; Nevwfoundtand and every variety of fuey Dost, “4 mm, at hours of the and evening. t Ponies, be. ke. Se. JAN, Lent by Goverament to carry | ‘ris iwer if THOMAS KIRK. | “Ps. “Letters itory of th A. & G. BRAND! ON BLOCK LETTER SIGN MANUFACTURERS, “AMERICAN TEMPERANCE HO} AND SIGN PAINTERS, g LG pd NO. 2 TRYON Row, leased and tho- Perkin's Hotel; Merchant’s Hotel; Mercantile Library; Nan! kin Tea Company, &e., Ke., &e. ‘Lo strangers visiting the city we the principal firms in almost every ei 23 eodim*rre » aud in fer th to between. the nthe Unions ny of m7 3t* re nue TORE FOR Wi pose of it n would induce him to fos the office of tis paper. boo Amer T sig a 5 105 ‘rust by) sf eh ‘b90 105 burg z 590 11 5000 do 1W60 104 ‘do 20000 do 104! gRR 590 500 do 5.25104 ‘do. bio 1500 Ohio 6s, 1860, 96) do 360 60! 2500 "do 1836, 98 do boo Bon 003435 eo a s10 5 0 a aE ani Ve thats 3 50 do 810 38: to do 3 300 Harlem 31% 10 200 lo ‘b30 52 lo 190 do bg 50 do b30 33! 125 Nor & Wor 49% 150 Morris Canal bémo HM” $0 Long laland 29 135 do 100 do 28% $2000 fs, 105 Subs Manhattan Co 99, 600 ste Canmecres ed 150, Farmers? ‘Loan 3354 do 50 do 33g cry do 83 59 100 do 33% B 3% 35 East Boat 345-3 , ast Boston Bt Be gia el ee ° 4 z do bio PY 90 Res ding RR 0 2 a9 3 30 Ilinoie State Bank £7! do 810 39. een CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yong, Tuvnspar Arrrnxoon, May 6. The news brought by the Caledonia, as far as-tele- graphod and published in an Extra Herald of this fore- noon, had the effect of imparting greater firmness to breadstuffs. Though, in the absence of correspondence due by her, sales made on the spot were rather limited, Genosce flour was held at $7 50, while $7 3734 was of- fered. A sale of Ohio extra’was made at $7 75, and of a lot of Michigan at $7 3734. Considerable transactions wero made for future delivery, at $7 in ull May, and $6 25 in June, and at $6 1234 in July. A sale to arrive fm June, was also reported at $6 50, In the forenoon, before the receipt of steamer’s news, sales to a consider able extent were made, both to arrive and on the spot, at yesterday's prices. A sale of Western white wheat was made before the news, to arrivo by the 15th June, at $1 40. Corn was nominally held on tho spot at $1 for Northern yellow, though in the absence of advices, buy- er failed to make Offers at any material advance, Be- foro the news transpired, n sale was made at 95 cts. Bubsoquent to its receipt ja sale of white, in the slip, was sold at 95 cents, A sale was made, deliverable by the Ist of September, sel- Jers option, at 78c.; sales were alzo made, to arrive in June, ut #0, ‘The price of meal was unsettled by the news, and no ales of moment transpired, Ryoand barley ‘wero also unsettled by it. A sale of canal oats was made before it came to hand, at 48¢. Provisions exhibi- ted very little change, and dealers seemed to be waiting steamor’s letters. Groceries stood about the same as at the close yesterday, while prices continued steady. Asnvs.—The market remained unchanged. Opern- tions were checked by the stoamer's news, and dealers ‘were waiting for letters, Breapstvrrs.—Flour—Before the steamcr’s news came to band, 1000 bbls. Genesee sold, to arrive in June, at $6 25; 2000 do. Ohio at $6 1244; 1000 do. Michigan, An all June, at $6 1234; 2700 do, Genesee do, on the aps sold at $7 25; 1200 do. Western, to arrive in all June, at $6 12}4: and 1000 do. Ohio. to arrive by the 20th inst., at $6 69, alzo sold before the receipt of the news. After | ite pablication, tales of 700 bbs. Ohio extra were made at $7 75; 600 do, Michigan at $7 3734; 1000 do. Michigan, to arrive in June, at $625; and a gle of Gene. see, to arrive in the same month, was reported st $6 50; 2000 Onwego, to arrive by the 25th May, told st $7 ; 600 Genesee sold, to arrive in uly, nt $6 12%, and 2000 do., to arrive by the 26th May, at $7. Corn— Before the news, 2000 bushels northern yellow sold at Ge, After its receipt, holders advanced. thelr asking raton to $1, but buyers, in the absence of letters, were reluctant to make any offers, A sale of 1000 bushels northern white, in the slip, was made at 950. Fe routhern white, 930. was said to be offered. 10,000 bush. ‘western were sold, deliverable at sellers’ option in ali August, or by Ist September, at 786, do, yellow sold, to arrive In June, at 800, ; and 8000 a 9000, deliver- able the present month, sold ‘at 89¢, Rye and Barley were unsettled. The asking rates for the former were nominal. Oats.—Before the news, 4000 bushels canal sold at dsc. Indian meal was ansettled by the news, and no br ee were re red Canons. —Sperm wore firm c., with sales. Covrne.—We have only to report 60 J a A public sale of Rio ‘waa Davertised tor toteonre, tt "4 ‘orron,—The sales to-day since the receipt of the the goodwill of lease, of one of the most desirable is city. Thi 4801 rego. SALE.—The stock and fixtui 4D respectfully informs his friends, and that he has commenced the. General on Business at the store of W, H. de, street, corne: of Broadway. (in will’ devote his time to re, Groceries, aud merch: JAcos BRAISI which no. Address dise im gene- men’s wear, lower qualities 16, 17. 18, Snel Coats of all kinds’ kept read Cal at 116 William street, opposite the New Bull ‘amons for cut, quality, we m7 2tin* r G B. CLARKE—GENERAL TAILOR—A new and * fashionable assortment of all goods suitable for gentle- ught for cash, and therefore will be made to measare low. Best quality black French cloth dress Coat $20; tak Holding aa auctioncer's commission, he is prepared to attend. to outdoor sales of Kealand Personal katate? alee, £2 the selling of the Furniture of families, at their own houses Other garments in proportion. 8, Sc. ny ge: Punetual returns made. ae beappraised correctly, and ‘orkmanship, and low price: TEATComey dealers, h 51, packages of good Black Tea for. $1% To save time and trouble to bith 51b. lo Young Hysoa,....... 159 a correct description of the premises, with The above Tens are extraordinary cheap." the terms, are always noted, my! Imeod*r Buyers wil] save considerable by making their purchases st 7 the extensive hor if th ‘NEW YORK AND CHINA TEA COMPANY, jotel keepers, and all consumers ort periods. pt for the sale or letting of house H, BRAISTED, EXCHANGE BROKER, Lafarge A Building, corner of Broadway and Reade street, en- 4 Reade trance fT Mt sre srtbart pre te coeernrett | NE era Fheghi asad. ures Colm Prat 1 oe alg econ Carriers wanted for Ne Yon, May 1. 1817. ty! Im eod*r several wards he Age,” a new paper to commence MBIA HALL, LEBANON SPRINGS Thu ex Baripaee ne AbvIY xine hig * 3 ~ Hod tablihment willbe gpen, and ready for ihe reception of | % - = ei Ist day of May, , by ats old proprietor, ERTH PER STEAMPI CALEDONIA, to sail’ Wark Ted HENRY HULL. M nitending to go out by this steamer igde- | gute seca rte eT he ao taingd by business for a berth ‘owe of the best in m ime bey the steam ROARDING AT HOBOKEN, Fert ond IB Siler tar Sina on fan Hotel, Hoboken, and will be her day of sail Apply at 76 a) Johm st. ENILEMEN'S Lt “| OF I TUMES, &e.—Gentleman or fami ception of boarders. Ferry, and of exsy ace ie view of the Ba! ity. WARDROBE, ©08- 5 hay id Narrows 18 tnobstructed and de- tuons effects, such as Clothing, Co ightful, and uo pains will be spared to render the Atlantle Arms, &e., that they would convert into cash, Hotel a quiet, agreeable, and comfortable home. their adv; we to send fur the subseriber; who will attend at aibend R. R_EDGA RTON. their resi ces by appoinimes MONEY 1 Y LENT —The igh ices adve wegen large iamond, on Fer ve, clotiuing. dry woods, he, Wee. DAVIES Licensed pacchitoker . : 232 William street, near Du bry Persons received in private offer. by rowing the bell Meir ayes, ave | _ ssa tiftl aasorrment o fe famne, together | ott vent pear ‘other article necessary (or the exec ution of Cxtd (FOO MADER Once mare we challeage tie New i y| it low pri " ‘or! alers to Compete with the sale of sis ita ve pilow, he SUTTO pear judow Shades. ‘eure now vaktag Tangs I ddiions i ‘omer of Na ¢ ourselves to be ptt Nopice Broadway, French Fancy Goods. ‘7. 8. has moved his cheap selling store from 427 to 499 Broad- way, above Hownrd street. He continues his busi ‘anted, a persou to make d mys Iw: 8tIGN «TTE BRAND Y—Landing, 100 hall | ar. cavics, 200 exghths of brig Mare 6 North River, 8.8. ten 20 half pipes, direct from f For sale by ss as usual at No. 270 Broadway. y guberior duality, high proof and flavor, Just recess 8) NICOLL & CO., 67 and 60 Front st. 20 qr. casks Brandy, of various vin as Shades, and pledg of our Shades, we have bat ove They took the premium at the late fair at New- eto New "a ad the sur c w Our assertions. DUNCKEN LbE 5 No. 50 Chatham street, wear Chainbers my! Imsre foe ie 70, a chiens vr dress caps for indies, at 270. 9 CARPETING 100. 000 verde of Brussels Three Py ot Toran A arpeting. oe the old and genuine bran at 10,080 y arde 0 10.000 Wi every article connected with WM. My Mate, Table Covers and iy ase char So ee he “Theatre. A CHINESE, CATSUP—This 4¢ ade from the pulp of Vangent and deli ed per Rochelle, now’ landing at pier No. a18 tmis%e of choice old Otard, L 5 ges. COX would 1-TOHI TC superior aud « in general, that ILOKING bs. ty, aad ite peeabine dig roperties, is prepare BI from the corer of Brondway 1 & Co, from a recive presented to them by an attache to and Wall street, to the nextdoor, (same builduugs etree the ‘Chinese embassy. Wen. Osborw k Co, offer th Broadway, No. 86. yi Aer for enriehing gre wild fowl, he IMON ©. T, F ot the Hebrew and Chaldaic . NOOT, hngunges, respectfully peated solicitations of many she hax opened classes aldaic, and study of For references, terms, &e., jam street, New York. N. B. Mi . Mr, Noot, wants to engage a gentleman of al experienc mb ar the Talim a the English language, viz: ing a few hours to dispose of will please to ilies, that the re- Friends’ both Israelites nya Chive: pcsiegre, (Hebrew, of fifty. ee condite works, app) idence No. zai 1 TTS, 198} ‘Any geuth re they ean be their own bosse call immed tal of $35 to $200, will do, well 0 FQU NS the Hair a natural Black or B elasticity of youth, and is war or soil the akin. sents it to the public with t wal,andas aperfect dye. ‘or sale by Rushton & C William street ; Johnson, Mov . B. & D. Sands, New York United States, R 10 Im* re TAL'The impr: TRICOBAPE int Th modern ape avenue, New paratus used for the {Boda Tithographie plate, with printe forthe making of Soda Water aud Syrups: alse for the puttine ppmratus and its use, 8c, up of th Darayes, CO} MANERA LIQUID HAIR DYE. Sopa waTeR Ax D APPARATUS—. Matthews, nion. A capital, seldom ti ©. ALDEN tune, on 90 9 will reece ovement of 1846,—ALEXAN- ich instastaneonsly colors id gives it the beauty and ther to wash or rub off, ince its improvement, pre- utinost confidence, as having no 0., Broadway J. 8. Aspinwall ove ke Taylor, Maiden lane's ad wn 117 Falton street rant CLARK 1 E SUBSC. ey RIDE hand, it quality the attention na he will auppl ses, wi hy Wriowiten™ for the mahet er fonvenience. Philadelph alt Im*re No. York, manufsetare, of all the ing or bottling manufnetare, dre ; directions will accompany may hap. | e_ | loots for snl ROPER Net Dusting Blip. | noone THE which will at all times receive particular attention, and wade on such articles as can be oney loaned, on ‘stocks, notes, ad ‘ | other store im the eit , 3 orp Will at all times meet with prompt attention from A. GRIEVE, 5 Johu street. N; B. | Four Inle of Sky ‘Terriers, imported expressly. m5 30t*r FOK BAI wy. H Lg ke. Ke. th f ASD os, weno, heroases . the propert a geuticman. if sold together, would be djepoucd of ata Tair who. hus Adjoining the Harlem Railroad Office, fk, in charge, Er Dili selon areca toes Bhodetor seees™ id commodious prfcicining the: ot gar Wd ter nase" charge, : 5 , i icra amet te ppoiey men ot Scie, ch Basta pacar iced eds Stores, William, street; U.S. Bonded ‘Warchoutes ice | Sofie me Tones' stable, Me benwrase Tyee House; Rathbun’s Hotel: Judson’a Hotel; National’ Hotels LOOK AT THIS! made, good articles, of various colors, only 1 sou at 174 Bowery, hi =) LADIES WhO Wisi GooD SHOES at moderate prices can find at J. B. MILLERS, 122 vet, Ladies’ Slippers, and Bi tO and | 4 per pair; second quality Slippers and ‘Tver at 6 Buskins at7 shillings per pair; Ladies! Gaiter Boots 1 18, aud made to order at 20 shillings, equal to any in tl 71 Misses and Childrens’ Gaiter Boots and Shoes of all kinds and Ladies will plea and examine at J. B. MIL- 122 Canal street, ween West Broadway Ph mpson street. m6 WATS! HATS! KNOX, with his accustomed brevity, sthe attention of his fri — sould cll hi ds to hi ity Of SPRING FASHIONS, which are now ready at las sore, No, 128 Walton street. ie would, with bis usual philauthropy? they can obtain 4 invite strangers to his establishment, where. hats of auequal quality, and at lower prices, WATCHES} at wholesale only—Louis Perret, No 33 John street, up stairs, importer and agent for several Swiss manufs it great! purchasing elsewhere, PIANOFORTES FOR HENDERSO! J. ¥. Pianofortes, 519 Broadws hans IK. Manufacturer’ of constantly on an assortment of superior Rosewood and rt k sch ered stock oF” newt i Several Second-hand Piaofortes. for tock of 9 1, 549 Broad. way, between Spring and Prince streets 29 Staw Im*r z M SHiP SOUTHERNER FOR CHARLESTON The steamship SOUTH RNEI Cant M. Berry. will leave the eastside oe Peck slip on Bacurday, the Bh sty at 4 « M. Becthsecaved until paid for. All Bills of Lading signed by the Clerk on board. freight except specie received on the day of departure. For freight ot passage, apply to. SPOFFORD, TILESTON & CO. 48 South street. SEW ORLEANS—LOUISIANA AND. W YORK LINE OF PACKETS —Posiive: anit onty rezalar pxcket {4 sail Monday, May WABASH, Capt. Wm. hire.” Also a and popular Mui m6 3tr eth and will positively sail se’ above, he regulae day. nt Gf eight OF passage, having supegior aprly on board, at Orleans wht rf, Positively no freight will be rece row. Saturdoy ‘evening, ‘oth furnished necommo- foot of Wall street, LLINS, 56 South st ‘ed on board after to-mor- st vers may rely upon this vessel sailing punetually as ad- New Orlesns—John O. Woodruff & Co. who ’ d nds to thei mr dress, to and | UNION LINE, OFT verpool-— the splendid fast sniling paket ship EM- yt. Russell, will sail from New York on Liverpool on the tstof July, her modations for eabi ers are for n spacious Th wis carly opplication on board, 9% Sonth at,, 2d door below vO’ e Pica the Bark h ier No. 10 East River. ERKINS & DELANO, 39 Sonth st. FOR SALE—If applied fo 4 ark CHENAPEARL 217 tone bnrthen: Baltimore by Messrs. John A. Robb & C fn K and locust, salted on the. stocks, thoroughly sipeer astened, and coppeied on the marine railway, Boston, ths sinee: fast sniler, carries ti i 1 fort W. Plumber, 66,000 gallons molaesentor 2500 bits; [106 feet of water when deep loaded, built under t Sb! baile in f M poriwen of Meats, Henty Co. w lies at the south side of Long Wiech! Neston” Apply to ENRY JONES & Cunniogham's Whart, Fast Bostong oft VERKINS & DELANO,” N th street. VOR SALE—The Wall of a vessel just Inunched, now lyii Way port, She will carry about Jo 900 tons; % feet on deck, 23 feet beam. She at he nnn 1s = cowst service. Inquire of the ne ™ way, New Je ye "08. 0, LURBERY HAL SHOTWE FOR LIVERPOOL—New Jigs Regular pack- of ot: M ‘he splendid, fast sail packet | ship SURRIDAN, "Cape. Geo, Be Comuishy will voottively sail as above, her regniar day, rere lyt OF pam perior furnished accommo- ie, be dations, »; a board: hart, foot of Wall street, oro WIT om honed at Ouleoas wast Rta bom ments, 25 cents APOLLO Room bidding “adieu? New York, whose kind reception, extended to stragers froma distant land, amongst the. reminiscence their i ils of AREWELL ‘Thursday and Sacurda auisted by MISS BARTON. Picket 2b cente—ao half pr for 250 hours, at hed. 7 Tickets for the whole walking on VA ; pril 28th, at ® o'clock. ‘The above oat ing, May 8th, at 6 o'clock. complishes this feat, is which Refreshments performances, without refresh- ____m tin re A The SWISS BELL RINGERS, in to their many warm and generous will ever form ® sunuy spot © past, respect CONCERTS. on Monday, Wedueehege , May 3d, Sth, 6th and Sth; accomplished Vocalist. 8 o'clock. C. Pollard. seen atall times. of the harbor aud Ni portunity. The room w open during the day, affording these premises an excellent op- jis the jest in the Unit tes, The painting is Al Fresco, by Cappelli. id can be gned by ‘The Coamoramic Views have been re-urranged, an The outer promenades command fine view jarrows, With the adjacent scenery. Whose previous cons lar and wine ent mission 25 mence at 8 oclock. extent unprecedented by” any. simil honor of announcing that. they will recomemence their popu: On'Bunday Byes 9 f Sacred Music will Su Wveninz, » Concert en by Dodworth'ajustly rleirased conker bee aeaih be MECHANICS’ HALL, No 472 Broadway, betw: Grand and Broome streets, which has een recently improved aud enl ‘Yeulent, well-ventile halls in'the city. MO a And every night during 1 13 CHRISTY’S WALL KNOWN ‘AND ORIGINAL BAND STRELS, is city were patronized to an ar amusement, have the certs i trod f 'W ‘SONGS, BURLESQUES, ker Cl ange of programine every evening. ing, i ceuts: doors open at 7; concert will com- my2 lwre E. a at Hag, May 2. 1 it HEADS A ttle AMUSEMENTS ELSEWHERE. BENEFIT OF MISS ALEXINA FISHE ALNUT STREET TAT, WLAD fom NM LPHIA— » Lessee— lake, Manager—Fri Will be performed the edeaired “comed ND YOUNG HEARTS—Jesse Rusal, Coke, Mr Richings; Lord Pompion, on Coke. Mr Crocker; Lady Px awe LL ompion, horn, Miss Fisher, # DU REGIMENT—Suplie er, Ocean La Napolitaine, by To-morrow evi 'rices—Dress 2) cents; Private Doors open at 7 T 2 o'clock on Monday, flay 10, mate the saddle, for $1 A. THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA. May 7. will be preseuted the highly d MASANIELLO—Masani rarer Elvira, Mrs. Segui earele and boxes, $5, ¢ o'clock—to commence © KEVILLE COURSE, Lt. MAC Made Oceana and Mons. Bennie. Marriage of FO. Perquette, 9 cents; Family circles beight o'clock BS IN ONE DA & Oh, tee cca med <o. 06 a side Goblin! amen... be. Sir Andrew. | {At Bovelock, match rite esis, vider the sade, tor $400 a | side, 4. Brown, vest f Marengo, Hi. Jones “'g.4- Billy Grey Also, msi, mie ica, tg ise Fit a cS : nL CONKLIN, Proprietor. N. B—Ad ion to all parts of the Course 0 cents. m7 4" re Centreville, May 7, 1817. HE Spring Se ___ on Monday, the me day—purse for horses that Second day—Stake over six years old th Same day—purse §: wagou and driver to weigh 300 Ib., $190—2 mil Ver Won pty HIA HUNTING PARK SE. continue two das by the proprietor, horses. der the saddle, free $200. of $85—$100 added, free for horses not —mile heats, best in five. to wagous— Won @ purse over $200. N OTICE—A mw Yacht Club will Saturday, May 6th, a De RA ! righton, he house has dat their resid can be atte mere ADAME, B. L opened a Vy", im fact, fee! worthy of the p call early IMULA’ one of thy Vapor Bat DRE the atieut men: Bras! TORY, 347 P BRADNER & tween Wall an ape Tins jee of | 5. ft n) JH. vk, wil } Met et Sp UARRICK, Cay 4 is fy al A CAKD , ith a very extensive and maga Her present st No. 547 Pearl street, near Broadway. (THESE BATHS have been established for the last twenty: x years, and are the only They are highly recommended by the most eo 4 STILE on ind, Paint Brushes, Whitewash ig dow and all kinds of Faney” Br sale at ihe lowest prices Matinee ORK VACHT ¢ of the mem) be vel UB of the New ¥ pe Club House, Hobe ck, for busines ” onvected with the Members T. Brigham, > By order of i New ¢ boarders 1 L, TRAPPELL t » AND FURNITURE WANTED A JES OR Gr MEN having superflaous effects to htspone of, such as Wearing At rarel, Fur Ke., fair cash, prige for the sue, by sending for the hrongh Post Othee, or otherwine, who w r, throngh the P 4 LEDER " H 2 TO TH LADIES. ish city, at 174 Bowery Mall articles patrot super 120 Imre SULPHUK BATHS, Sulphur Bathe m, salt rheum, cb eskin, &! ths also given daily, from 8 A.M. t SHES! NOTICE. » have removed to No. 9 Nassun, be ine streets, opposite the Custom House ile heats, under | to Taz LATEST MOMENT , Proprletor—H. MOVEMENTS tl t intelligence of importane. relation to the first division of New York construction of the Crooked Lake fraudulent sales at auction. the University, in place of W. C. LATER FROM MEXICO. OF SANTA ANNA, PATE OF GEN, LAMAR, Ken, Sen, he. Battimone, May 6th—s p, yf ‘The mail has failed south of Weldon. The back New Orleans mail notices several arrivals from the Brazos; but no direct news from elther divi sions of the army, except that no battle bad taken place beyond Vera Cruz st latest dates. It was anticipated that Santa Auna left Mexico on the 2nd ult., by post for the Army. He had relays of horses stationed on the road, and moved with great rapidity. Rumors were contradictory of his intentions. Some say that he bore the wishes of ‘he Mexican Government relative to a speedy pacifiea- tion ; others that he would head the Army, and make a desperate resistance, No field action is reported. But the tendencies are owards a guerilla war, ‘The report was prevalent at the Brazos, that General Lamar with his command had been surprised, surround- ed, and destroyed by « largely superior Mexican foree - Battimors, May 6 ‘The flour market opened very firmly this morning with a manifest disposition to purchase at advance, but | the announcement that the steamer was telegraphed has disarranged the market, and buyers and sellers are both holding off. MeMullen’s election in the thirteenth district is naw claimed by a small majority. ‘The fourteenth s still un- certain, Pirtesuna, May 6, Thave nothing new to communicate, All operations here are awaiting the steamer's news. The last Weat- ern mail brought no news, nor did the Louisville, Cine cinnati, and St. Louis markets exhibit any change, Purtapeurmia, May 6—1 o'clock P. M. The Southern mail has arrived at Fredericksburgh, j bringing New Orleans papers of the 28th, those whieh | Ought to have come to hand by the previous mail, The papers of 29th, which were due in regular course, have not been received. The papers contain no news from the army, or other Affairs in Albany. LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS, Avuany, May 6, 1647. Senate. The bill for the appointment of Railroad Commission- ¢r was referred, to be reported complete. In Executive session Thomas W. Harris, Stephen D. Horton, Titus Barker, and Charles W. ShoMold, wore confirmed as Hurl Gate pilots. Bills read and passed ; to recover root beer bottlds ; in artillery in the city of j the New York Annual Tax bill; for the re- Canal ; to prevent ‘The report on the Committee on Conference on the Ju- dicial Districts bill was agreed to—-ayes, Messrs, Backus, Barlow, Beekman, Burnham, Crooke, Denniston, Folsom , Hand, Johnson, Jones, Lester, Morris, Sandford, Sedg- Wick, J.B. Smith, 8. Smith, Talcott, Townsend, Williams Young—20. Nays—Beach, Emmons, Gridley, Hall, Hard, Ruggles, Van Schoonhoven—7. Samuel Luckey, of Rochester, was chosen regent of Bouek. The Railroad Freight bill was up, but not disposed of. In the afternoon session, the bill originating the Court of Common Pleas and Superior Court of New York, was ordered to a third reading. The Railroad Freight bill was committed to be report- ed complete, its provisions being extended to the Albany and Troy road. Amembtv. Avwany, May 6, 1847. The bill from the Senate, to regulate railways con- necting with each other, and to require railroad compa- nies to lay down heavy rails, was ordered to « third | reading. ‘The Judiciary Organization bill was reported, with amendments, ‘The bill for a free academy in New York, was reported complete. Bills were passed for the incorparation of Plank Roads and Turnpike Companies, and to amend the charter of the New York Fire Insurance Company BY THE MAILS. Affairs in Washington. Wasninaron, May 6, 1847 We must diffuse the Glory. We must diffuse the glory. That's the best plan. We must distribute it fairly among all the troops, giving to Gen. Taylor only his proper share, If Taylor did won- dors at Palo Alto, we must also remember that Stockton did miraeles in California ; if Taylor eclipsed Auster- lita at Resaca dela Palma, 60 also did Col. Price use up the enemy in the mud houses of New Mexico ; if Tay- lor recalled the flery onslaught at Badajos in the storm- ing of Monterey, so also did Fremont re-enact the de- | seent of Napoleon into italy, when the said gallant Fre- | | | | se will commence | As Father Ritehie wisely intimates free for horses that wever | } k | either, to the office them to stand still, (an ' fearon houn, sign against Oregon altogether. of and by, over the Alleghanios | on the slack-water navi mont recoiled upon the Mexicans and the Indians among the mountains of the Rio de los Americanos, on the Pacific side of the question; if Taylor, in the pass of Buena Vista, emulated the bull-dog valor of the British at Waterloo, did not Doniphan surpass the battle of the Granicus on the field of Sacramento and the chivalry ot Thermopylw at the Paso del Norte’ If Seott reduced the impregnable castle of St. John, without firing a gun at it, did not Capt. Hunter take the city of Alvarado without the loss of a single man on either side, as in the case of the hard day's fight at Fort Christina, between the Duteh and Swedes in the days of the Knickerbock- ers, The fame of the war must, therefore be distributed it does not all be- We must diffuse the glory. ‘Th long to Gen, ‘aylor . 2 mile | the only way in which justice can’ be done all round.— en. Taylor has done well—indeed we must admit, and heerfully admit that he has done very well ; but all the rest bave done very well. Kearny has done well rice, and Fremont, and Doniphan, and Marne done well Entries to be made the evening previous to each trot, not later than 6 o'clock, atthe course. Two or more to make a | Sl done see, then, rot for exeh purse or stk | how unjust idory to Taylor _in7 12th. 1th, lorhdeaed* re | He and the short of it t is not exactly fair that you should give all tl . the of when it is the men that ha e wor every case, you know. the work in every case, you TOUGH AND READY Wasninoron, May 5, 1847. turn of Volunteers State of Things in Mexico—A Quick Peace or a Long War, We understand that Gen. Jesup, Quartermaster Gene al, just returned from Mexico, gives it as his opinion, that the war will yet last @ considerable time. He may be right, but we bope that the strife is, at this very day, at an end, and that proposals of peace, and treaty stipu lations will speedily follow. If not—but if on the other hand, the war should be prolonged till June, operations tor the summer will have to be suspended; for the twelve months volunteers under the act of May 13, 1846, are y, without an exception, preparing to return it is ry \o go into the reasons for the mnths volunteers to re-enlist—It uilicient that such is the fact, and that by the Ist of a body of ten thousand men will return from the rules of Seott and Taylor, and the various stations em- wraced in their seope of operations, which will compel ‘ante Anna should soon be reduced to terms) until October or Novembag next waiting reinforcements, and the subsidence of the siekly The relations now subsisting between Seott anc Santa Anna are, therefore, of the greatest moment. Ww atoN, May 5, 1847 Vindication of the Truths of History. We are authorised to say that Mr.W. ©. Jones, son-in sw of Col. Benton, is not appointed P.M. at New Or- ans, and that he has not asked for the situation Speaking of Col. Benton, his Oregon letter to the cople of Oregon beats his vindication of the President ot his reply to the “firebrand resolutions” of Mr. Cal- But he is about half right as to th It is to keep her out of t The old Eastern States not onl, # increasing power of the Wi incorporation of Oregon ma carry the capital, by This ry absurd notion but there are old politicians who believe in it. that is to through the valley of Oregon will ne vn el tigation plan of Col fall back upon the ES either -adopt. Whitney's 3,000 miles of railrond, overa country without timber, or old Mexican system of pack mules.