The New York Herald Newspaper, May 9, 1847, Page 3

ply of the better qualities 4 An proportion to othe a! sleo to-day, and sales | a A ant oO off than was in the market ity crop, which has also ©«n-—There was ¥i very tight. She joebenn interior as far ag accessil scem inclined to await a be produced by complete communic: ‘The season being backward, it was thought June would Prove & more active business month than May. ne nee We annex the follo bacéo to thy rf telligent i lng ; Price movement, gehng may ation with the lakes. weekly statements jes and prices of to- his afternoon, supplied by an in- wrred to. Seid Received [me «pease: Py Fine 2956 to 6 Yap hide 106 hhds 09 hae 1,04 is rather small; «good de- rious grades, b ing very light, large orders cannot be exe- one. —N. W. was inactive < 29a300e. The ported at the former figu: We only heard of 1 hhds drudge, which revailing for the some engagements were an 'y goods al 258, and 2s. 9d. for flour. The ots however, demanded 30s, per ton, and 38. for 0 ierees lard were engaged at 208, provisions was engaged at 38. nO engagements to the canttgn Ww in the basement, NTED—A situation A a Cook, or to do the Cood city reference ean Kemet Pe amat nly . Apply at 87 Amit nae to any person di Posed te ote ane ia tis KOUNDATION There are aa societ prone osing ocks, and toe largest and most suitable oue is z of the building. mneter, of sufficient thickness forming a sub- pro} ie, enclosing the rock, Lt quantity ‘of dad reconain -astact wee ference at the oilice uf the Herald. oat of broper mate. F otlans it ested to furni edonian. (Signed) ie Meras, Secretary. ated meetin T ood: t, the Lith fem y next ‘tho of Mi ciab wil ARMERS’ CLUB. on am Sie Formers Cheb, on, That dl Brooklyn b aad of making up a cargo dene ns she has, the od Se pamped out rand oy rock cut ‘he rock not being of suflici base of the building, the defies = concrete, or split grnaite, well bed ent. THE MASONRY. m the foundation are to be laid si of hammer dressed granite, aes masonry 12 feet. sixth course to ig the stones and copreee, afar ales let iuto the joints and pis stones immediately al tally between the respective courses. ‘A this. ay vy and of sti vet rises toe Macedonia tha sible, follow the Jamestows arts of the unhappy sufferer That the relief committees be re- s necessary for the voyage of the EDWARD CLARK, ‘Chairman of Committee, ue fest course ts tobe t is fect 4 a ‘masonry, to the eaten ove, thereby ngs fe ‘connection Pete committee of the Farmers’ solid masonry is to commence the wall of the su- ed, 25 feet in ‘diemeter at the base ,and lantern, where it isto be 13 feet in diam- ches thiek—the feet tothe deck of hese ig, to be 9 foots first four courses are to be each 2 up vertically on the insi to the h ight of 8 fe be carried up uniforml: Fouad Shawl in the street wi haminered grani the wall, and laid in the LODGINGS WANTED, wit a Sumi) room, bedroom a1 reasonable reat wi tothe made for the door san oat t ‘ Phe tower is to be covered with three stones forming the 15 feet in diameter, and one foot thiel ches at the outer edges by a gentlemai sexcept an inf Vat ud ife month ou. * sitting given aad expected, ee street, St. John’s Par! ar Broadway, between the mg It the centre, and nine dressed true and fitted together elosel ed so as to be perfectly water tight. projection of octagonal shape of the di Died. : eee the Sth May, Jacon Conover, in the 20th year of The quaintances of the fami | the funeral,without further invitation, this y) ufternoon, at 434 o'clock, from the residence s brother, George S$, Conover, No. 243 Hicks street, ken, on Saturday, the 6th Instant, Eowasp is of the family, and of his uncle, A. L. Van re respectfully invited to attend his funeral, ¢ further invitation, on Sunday, the 9th instant, at 2o'elock, P.M. On tho 7th instant, Rionp. Kinwrataicx, ,8 native of Westport, County Mayo, i Ireland, aged 36 y His friends, and those of his brother-in-law,” Patrick and John D. Merrick, alse the members of Warren Lodge, No. 253, 1. 0. of O. F. are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, thin after- noon, from his Inte residence, No, 29 Pearl street, at 3 ‘On Monday, May 9, Axwa Mama, lett, a native of Maidstone, At Brooklyn, on the 7th May, and the order in general, wife of John Spil- county Kent, England, aged Indy wi ort ‘a hottae no! cevding $200 or $350 pet annum, in. either this eity, Brooklyn gle eenilemen would be tken on the or Harlem. same terms, the Herald tention. C! ‘one inch above the outer edge of that the copper of the lantern shall than the ceutre part of the deck, thereby preven! fron driving ub’ under the; Or two Commun at D to be twelve windows, to contain each to be what is called double thick lass, to be what frames, sashes and shutte hinges, the shutters to be hung with suitable hinges,with hooks | 1s tO keep them secure "when op | batantial outer door 2 feet 10 inches by 6 feet ly Inehes, and fastenings an The and goo a arly application at No: 51 Greenwich street, 1 two parts wil es of the door and up, two iron cranes, itable copper ladder for the ent vA briek cistern capable of holding 1,600 Gallons, is to be con- structed in the cellar or 3 ing stove with Cast iron funnel is to bo provided a "THE FLOORS, ke, composed. ot ron gi Music ‘and Strings, for sal aes jaced in the ENT. ork State Society fo NG 0 atthe New ete “i be held this (Mondiy) There are tobe fou dion with North River slate, lai risers, are to be cast ‘Channing, Wendell Ph Phillipe, Joba Pierpent, \d other eminent speakers, ‘will address the here are to be plauk pa Mary Anne Webb, aged one year ‘and six The friends of the péronts aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday (this day) at 3 o'clock, from his late residence, 66 Carlton avenue, without fur- ion, On Friday, May 7, Guy RB: Kxiut, a native of New His friends and acquaintances are hereby invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, 140 Spring T9. IN yes one4) meet Inventor's issued by OO Ee the ite, the, subscriber, York, the 19th de * will be laid before th be furred, p lathes: an of and free ph ion rae "The meeting There is to be an oc! nee lecture room. Oak Amboy, April 30, 1847, a eT d toate ss sn ANDREWS. middle oes are street, on Sunday, the sn Sian at 435 P.M. Boston papers please : On Friday morning, May 7, Mr, Winuiaxt ‘Toate, in the 76th year of his age. His friends, and thote of bis sons, Joshua, of Albany, James, Thomas, William, John, Gi bin, and those of bis son-in-law, speottully invited to attend Me funeral on Buse ternoon, at 4 o’lock, from his late residence, 88 C! pee street, without further invitation. Albany and Rochester papers please copy y evening, 7th instant, Lain, wife of J. The funeral will take place this (Sunda; at 4 o'clock, from her lat which the friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfully invited to attend, without further invita- will be taken to Greenwood Ceme- e, and Peter T 1m Conroy, Chas between 8 aad 9 o'clock, Kohisaat, aged 23 years. fe residence, 387 ‘I has the honor of informing hi: Pony Le and aad ae public in ft ponte return lopted country, with s moat superb and magni tiou of o:maments, particular! veral dent: aii wil te to ther relied, taste rot chased some splendid t jebrated artiste 10 Florence and Roine, an tique and Also, beautiful riched -with alto and the ‘chastest style. f Some of the vases sot nspsaas rs ental hes and t in stating, that ee a eanced in the United ‘Stat s 4 colle ti Part of the collection = already m9. i de oi myths ey pear to diy needed im tris if realy needed i th (tore parueuiasl}) of 4 come to this Ps Pecniary Bene or otherwise) tirely ‘without frien cl result of which Circulars, setting a rlent te the tan, can ie forwarded to persons, by a ‘ost office. (post paid). rt pe paceehy ol families gan be be accommodated with board at one of ly Orange county, at Coruwall—the best he summer in the coun- ate farther el s & nds, corner Jae TR ‘sinclair, 435 Houston street ; C. H. ECIAL REPORTING—Dr. Gon Steno ‘the Senate of the United States, informs those w: N° from 75 cents to N. Be ‘Blacks RWAY IRON, lanaing, 030 eod 2w#*r city or going on ex -d clothes ened the it low it. U a girder of the same Pa ther gla and gor tered to other colors. d Wig maker, Crate ich rm inn stre aot For REmoyEe To 6 eect signed, at th of the arnliee teas it necessary to open fu the city. ‘The enlargement i by the ingreasing patronage of the been selected as a ci fe therefore sol both resident and tran will find not only th form, but each of a qu Patation he how enjoys, an by the above is the only establish: ja any, manner, not tion as strangers. hopes’ fenduand the public yl remember that cis is gued, " dou ofthe undersigned, and sol Ri iheny, Pluin Pudding. Indian Pudding Suet Padding. Bread Pudi fir re in the copper and constructed in suc! ty juches outside to be an iron railing, the square, to run ups f in order to be i he few doors of Chambers; ed a Sal a, well as his ies st., wit opposite Duane, where he toon lan as his former feegrel wih lad, her ng t0 Be at work to have sition for citizens as well tanti elements of of life in every re- ty that has secured him the re- is determined to main- nt he either owns, oF i therwise connected with, pte m ni a POPOSALS will ve camieed ott the group called Exe- to be ‘he water is then to be extent 6 receive the full mney isto be made up din hydraulic co h, feet six courses, ciate ras 15 id cof eon carried up 41 whole of said wall ane uw the thickness of rebates are inch lower ng the water copper of the Tantern. Av some (orm scute a dock ries he sashes to be hung w anid shut, to be of copper, am of the best southern here are to be provided and put Ling up the boat, also a rs, the steps on, with a hand rail and balusters o: ions ns shown on the plan, in which are to be six doors, each 2 feet 6 inches, aby feet 10 inches, 4 panneled 14¢ inches thick; good hinges an latches he ceiling of each room isto be furred, lathed and plaster- ed; also the wou baysitions and the walls,of the rooms, are to id plastered, with good lime mortar, well Per itis wrought iron, 7 feet 4 juches high, ct aie diameter to contain in each by ats the fume de lgoes tbe bs BY oe oon ah 04 by 9, ". | orupper and lower lights ‘to, be 12, by all of Brauch lass of suitable thickness. ide of re to be bo is also to be in each si eof tem, underneath the ‘above blazing, one copper pane, ch Cesar 3 tte Foy ig ad % and secured gt two Rade Jinitteet in Cran Fou the top ofthe pow here ta for reo brthe he bthiok and tg inch ie tye to gone the roof, ‘and to be tecued te tien aoe elpipaaprs to rise the ea ng the feet of ere are to be vat foi tail “aed tothe oot and an pein ventilator panes efor reat ng the ter cfaticn cree te Tits att info the deck 2 inches, and iron rail Dajated with Ero cou two. coats of oil ‘here is to be furnished and fitted up a suitable copper wz conductor. The whole is to be cor man 4 tren on or before the 15th be made to the contractor for woul tt sh I have been completed, the undersigned, Collector and such perm es ‘ashe leted in a work- y of Novembe: the above pected and aj proved by intendent o c we: LAWRENCE. ights, or ing scurf, dandriff healthy action in_ th &e., which feed and nourish the Hair, The Hyperion is sides its tonic an ° cian SWEENEY’S HOUSE OF REFRESHMENT, NO. 66 CHATHAM STREET, NEWYORK Bu ag ‘or Fane. a | Foalee Yayo a veg etable comp en, combines in itself a a glossy moist f fT areeiie Peano tet be Rees taelt Alene i values never before at fi Its balsamic Pro} rowth, sustain it taney to the latest pervod of life. if Eeialisucngenitoes gt a kin, iysowertel aretetenrosncttve sree baldness; ses where all other articl tojts full plentitude of pri 22 228 2225 2 = ‘An €: taken into her family fe bourters aaa nchlare te advance the pupils fs their to render them comfortable 156 Laurens street. th odated with handsoins, pe accommodned wih, full ‘board, in «pleasant house ia Ge Carroll place. Apply at resent +) Spring street. OGLES H¥PERION FLUID, or Vegetable Hair Com , cleansing, “eurling and be completely erad of the skin, eausin auti- Z Wwasl ir. better i THE COUN Rae his: [saconsemlintors a number of children, not exceeding ten, The ine is parental’ udies, and je under her charge. id happ: CGreatatention pid 1 th health and morals. ‘The location thy. No day scholars admitted. There or ierms and references enquire at No. based “lt peevseeseeres BZE222 22222 fF: article offers it for tre his services as rey pectal oecasrons, that fe may » addressed at the of fees of Drs. Castle aud Bdwards, aurists, 1. receives private papile in his system of stenographic ‘the well known da ‘new assortment of eh he is ready’ to. make sivle, for ovly $a pair, (worth $3 9 peateheiee of new style Vestings, al where you see the sign “Cheap for cae ” 20) 40 Pi SiCIANS =A Drug Store for aie retail and counter practice, wherein a young poly to ‘GRAHAM RANDIES AND “WINES—(Hutitled to Sri Co. J.J. Dupuy; Bounemont & id Sherry Wines—in halve: ges 1843, "44, 45, 17, of direct importation, (now landing ex brig Ga- , aad bark Hope, ta WHEE 5 ie * prone of fia Black nes for he above Teas are scieabiety cheap. ty ers will save consi siuinive Tea warchoue of ORK AND ‘CHINA baler} COMPANY, “or ie , advantage to send forthe ubuenibers si ingen residences BY PPO EVETT, No. 2 Wall atreet. 7] orders thr ugh the me, office, oF otherwise, will Fe- attenti m6 3 ‘AND APPARATUS—J. Natihews a 07 mauufacture, of al “Third avenue, New d' for the manufacture, drawi the apparatus an COMB MAKERS— FETE OOrE . it No. "7 7 Burling Blip. degitnent United States Infant al to-call on an officer of the Re Hotel, on Wednesday, fi W CONCERN.—a & 143 Nassau street, be + the attention of those in fot and Spruce, co his newe and beautiful stoe ie very rat style, cheaper a Sa rate RH Tbeautifil fot ot ready Pants and Vests, cheaper than can be = bossa | in LO) LOMON ts fri nd the public that he vu atham street, where he continues to teach MERCANTILE pei INSURANCE COMPAN No. 63 Wau Srreet, ae York. N conformity with the requisitions o! pany submit the following statement :— Amount of Premiums not marked off April 34, 1646 $101,172 29 Do on Policies issued during the Poss end- ing April 3d, 1847...... ” I Total amount of Premiums. The amount of Premiums marked off duri ¥4 Less Retaru Premiums Earied Premiums forthe year. . Paid duriug the same period for— Re-msurane Expenses Interest, Com: Less deficiency on 3d oe statement... ... Making thee assets, et The Ti Thomas Hunt, Win. C, Langley, Hetty ‘Shelden, Jas. Freeland, Thos. 8. Nelson, Wilson G. Beewast C, i Jas. ) Bevtimus S100) yen, the H. Rogers, E. Moring, Hage Gi inside ab Kor anle ‘st_Ne 3 MORACE H" DAY. iRS! BABY pt KS. TION of mothers and of m1 ition of this ‘or eyerg arti peaked It street. the Charter, the Come LIQUID HAIK DYE, pent HELOR’S insta ci ut Whack’ or brown, w wonderful facility ects the desired object. excites sel ale and. retail at WM. BATC ah a near) Brow «for the whiskers, Philadelphia, Eug. Re ~ MINIATURE PAINTING. — R. McDOUGAL has taken the room No. 11, known as Plumbe Natior of Brondway and Murray street, where: he would rs in Miniature or water color sketches PON HOSE, DAYS PATENT.—The inventor of fe, Pledging himself to replace bartae pitt inven Dye, is far su- the hy Price—Bottles for the hair, | Jeware of worthless counterfe , im bt agguerean Gallery, cor be, happy to ‘OTICE—Th: co. the name and firm or solved by mutual consent. N. KAHN is alon ete all outstanding. necounts of the,» New York, 21st April, 1847. Viabi losses, mi SEBIOR ‘OF DOLLARS. stees have declared sd a dividend of seventee: on the business of the year ending 3d iust., payable in scrip on and after the 2d Monday in May next. April 20th, 1847. Feathers, &e.,.on his own apne at the me place, By order of the Trustees, ELLWOOD WALTER, Sec. under ae authorised (5 frn— RY, N. KANN. substriber will hereafter continue Le] business of Im- ; -ZEGLIO, No. D respectfully inform her fri ral, that she has coustanth ssortiment of shirred bonnet scans, of a superior qaality, Indies from the country, as well Chas. G. Carleton, idan Phoms ‘hele Ls eal an Sct SCOTT'S BAZAAR. NO. 6 DEY STREET. SANDS SCOTT has removed to, No. & Dey stizey (the street of his former euccess), and has opened a splendid place, where he will serve up Dinners, r that gave so much satisfaction to his custsmers, I be given each day, old price ore ‘Shillin Se ameall extras, as A. Rodgi ry Jessop, leCullou; ‘ &e., in his ol Oliver i a 4 13Wis GREGORY, Vice Terident. Exiwoon Warren, Secretary. uantity of iro ased or sold, i the best tlavore G MANUFAC TU REIS Steam “He will be happy to see h wer to me with a nd commodious brick bui oF gma Med in New Poached Exis, Rarebits, ‘Tea, M. His sities wl Be supplied with ihe’ best European and all the New York papers. ry superior workman: is vel rae powgr-the ra ca ican Coffe he tiny ti Iapted to any kind SULAK LAMPS, S EXNDOLEE ORNS AND TEA ere cong = oh the mong hh A Bracket’s, Hall, Lant Giaas Vaden, for mantel tank ia unt city dealers wil nil and examine the above ‘tock, which ean be sold at w fale aud retail at reduced m3, im*re HE viakiber has ished any Pe C4 ) ever 7 otras in thi itto their advan * JOHN W. MORGAN, 154 Falton st., one door from wsxes suitable for oe oun be ariel with glasses whic! chy will great io- SToneelloy Gaies and Singing as heretofore, either in fnew and imi zoved taethod ‘peculiarly jis pupils are advanced in one half jion taught. Terms moderate. ACCORDEONS, assortment m the city Chat that in the place e mH fect tuneand order, ‘They also haves raved in bertrer une an ioe "Aceordeou with is tobe found iat the Chatham, opposite CAK itIAGES subscriber offers for sale an excettent assortment of od Carringes, all new styles, warranted ee in baabte hing in this market, and yi 7 i svees &. Beck, from ane and for toria = Li cons | dine, Se. &e. OATS AND OTHER PRs ubscribers offer for yle of Perspe rough their purest vision, anal Glas, ofthe finest fli lish and true ground, Produce the een highly recommended as the best in their effect hhew green Marrow Pe wortment of vegetable and flower seeds of the ‘Two and three years old grapery, vizt Ms Lal Hansterettin, Tokay, Frontignac, a ET choke resins 2600 double. choice Dahlia roots, now ready for sale. Also, plants adapted for ‘Carefa) men ‘at all times to put UNLAP & THOMPSON, Seedsimen, ted persons, and such as i upon for Catarnet, can also be suited. (He inserts’ Ne oer snd solicits oe, he petr St. sitet Keddy Glasses, of xaperior qual Hi in want of ' hased fr fort. Smoked” ans rels; witha general ceolune secommodate purchaners, at the Jowest oma N. BmA large qu ry ss at lo ceiving on commission, and constantl f, Mackerel, ‘hind, Also, Molasses in hogs: rs in hogsheads, boxes and bar- Ls ro Jast five ter forth exterminati tie mei freterere Paani Aero jond and Mortgage on reakiva eat ieee trations are sd at ree for ate jo, AL street, in ve reign 67 Division Street, ds and the public in straws, plain and fancy; and mourning bonnets, hs the city, are requested her stock before purchasing elsewhere. style, from 12 till te ao e OPTICIAN, ‘yROM Penman: inform the citiapns of New York aud cated himself in this wile a4 Roan way, Bs" "AND READIN LD, SILVER AND STERL FRAMES. Mr. W. would’ ‘dag fernind the public, to whom he Ae partially a al visits to Saratoga fears, that by hi knowledge ofthe bled to determine the G Jéte assortment of 3 GLASSES, the last ten ve he is ena- Perso we been operated m me to rahe for five years, va eet them without extra msi timer rears, and the y are s0 ex" puse, steam mio, vi eb invaria summer way im*er xf AUCTION NOTICES. D, D. NASH, fuctioness. R's STOCK Weds Evening, May 10 ny Ny nti play called Peg 1 Bus | ie Moor, 8 "pyotts yout Hecuen, Mr. Stark; fi f SOMEBO! Mon woe ett Dyott; M CARY ABRIAGE, wax e 7 elie oue eet leather top Barouel on, one unfinished do, iG oP Barouche, oue Sleigh, ‘Taps and Dies Dies ‘eden Hamner it =f cond: on § Wan, one 20 $1; Pit 3, cents: (Tallery 25 weuts. © performance wi!) commence N.B— jee ies ean be seen at any time befor the TEATRE A W jac po, V0) r— Mon mee OTHE BELG Ciel, Som el Clarke; M. IR: REAL runes TRULEY, aot Wednesda: store Nay (33 Honsce & CE, mos of Hardware, are stock at auction, by jay 12, at 10 0’clock, Rtn’ tea Trays, Baske pret variety of other useful rain or ane for and aries 1236 cents BLEECKER & MALL iv Ne the vA Beek at 10 at oe en hn RO af Mahogany Rumniture. “en ‘The above articles can be AL MOS ‘orpica HOUSEMonday Peer ntl 'sopers oft BARBIERE DI ary pt ‘BivighIs si Dr. Bartolo, rosewood city made examined from now unt uit the day of AULT GRATES—1 ranted not to Ket out by for over two ye flaggers, and owner limbs of our citizens, oiee torello, Sig, Benetts ehrogto BE. N. ee eee Wwe no! { and are highly inproved of, tier, 58 contas Private operty who have any, ised to look at the OF Hudson street, New ¥ beges for eight erformance to volmmonce at 8 will take place on Seardey AN MUSEUM—SPLENDID veeormapees, =a aid she efuetrated WoO ly submitted to iON, ie jena hace pe CHA Ra AN F eau donover, Conate Vocalists Mite MOVING DIORAMA 0 4 singular powers are all Sujaneous distigure- stules, ringworn id every performance. ens, rede ler 10 years 1236 ceuts. deents. Children uprooting supertiuous iva fro | tps, choeks, arms, Ke. without injure ow open during the div F these premsters sn exee\icut oe the United States, de- 1 Freseo, by Cappelli arranged, and ean be The outer promenades command a fiae view adjacent scenery Beware of im positions, and bear in mind that the genuine lix Gouraud can be ot st store from Broadway 129 Washington street, Boston; Brown, 76 C visi portunity. = te room jis the largest BS ¢ Cosmoramie Views seen atall times, of the harbor and Ni TU IMPOR TE EKS SAND Dt DEALERS IN MIGEON & © 0. Refinishers of Cloths, +o. No; 341 Weat ‘treet, Gold Medal has been awarded by the Aterican Iusti- i their superior mauner of refinishing. a WOLCOTT & st, hig iN TGHAM & CO. a0 Puie-se to_whom the: may refer. N.B.—T'wo thousand dollar and Broome street, Immensely popular and origloal Bax Bau gt ADE, No. 62 Pi Respectfully announce. that ee mille eoutise Gialr bsaing CO. commence at 8 o’elock. programme every jusured on goods for account of al6 Im*: SELLO of sweet tone, and an %6 Liberty street, between the Alexander, in his bri His “extrnordiniar nightly received overwhelming bursts af a wonder, astouiahment a (performance very evening. For programme sce SOF ALL KINDS. 'T, 121 Prince street, third block west SAND PENSE wader Planes, and every di y has on hand and ALIFE 2 “3 open at7 o'clock. Prices of admission—Parquette 50 4 will nthe neatest and most: beautiful ay Ie, cent ‘and all other public buildings, as wel ae aa aceompanied by their parents, half prie Drivate dwellings, at the shortest notice. and oa the most res: sonable aa Nin NB. All kinds of yas Oxtures regilt, rebronzed and rexil- ‘omer of Broadway and Leonard quence of repeate espectable families, this celebrated at & COS DYE ING ESTABLISANEN TPs L street, opposite City Hall Pls York All orders promptly. executed at the shortest ed by Miss Mai preside ae the she Pranoforte, Lace nek mus! Cloths, Cassimeres, “o’clock. Concert to commences Camels per shets of the Bs mets ai last Concerts in this cit) most costly nature, roche Shawls, IBITION of the F Pupils of the New vy we exercises commence oe one shilling, vio be had at the door. AMUSEMENTS ELSEWHERE. — Wate ae ae Night of Mr. nf An Deaceanty bop ea Mrs OF A LOVER—Peter Spyk, ‘isher.. woe arments of ‘every descrip- Carpets, Rugs, Table Co- vers, ke. et, between Murray and, rom wean, ly Boul ‘aberna, mrad 710 Broadway, opposite Wa 257 Bleeekerstreet, 189 Fulton atree 20 aso Gin tenday, Mr owt HESNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA J Monday heen hey it be be nt Webe ag aoe serneare 's Opera of ‘of cloth, and all of % perc vy ‘and Parquette, 59 cents; sage circles e last suit we paid ane Cra t not be Cheaper than can be bough him, and for which we where for less then $0. Prices—Dress He 2% eenws; Private bor _Door TO THB “|LATEST MOMENT __— TELEGRAPHIC, Affairs in Albany, LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS. Senate, Atwany, May 8, 1847 A report was brought in favorable tothe improvement of the Crocked Lake Canal. ‘The literature appropriation bill reported, complete, and the cubject is now under discussion. ‘The bill for the amendment of the Brooklyn city char- ter was ordered to # third reading, Nothing of further interest was transacted in the Seu- 10 prior to adjovrnment. Assembly. Apany, May 8, 1547. The bill from the Senate, relative tofraudulent auction sales, was ordered to a third reading, and passed—as was also the bill, from the same body, with regard to the im provement of the Crooked Lake Canal. A motion was made to make the bill in relation to landlord and tenant, the order of the day for Monday next. Lost. Mr. T. Smrru offered a resolution extending the day appointed for the recess to the 20th inst. Laid on the table, under the rule giving rise to debate. ‘The canal bills from the Senate were taken up, but Were not disposed of when the House adjourned. Aumaxy, May 7—7 P. M. The Senate bill for the division of the State into judi- cial districts has just passed the House—ayes 66. ‘Tho Pacific railroad resolutions have passed both houses of the Legislature. Atwany, May 8th, 1847—8 P.M ‘There has been considerable animation in our market to-day, “ Sales of tlour to the extent of 3,000 bbls, were mado at $7 50 per bbl., to be delivered on the 26th of May. On the spot extensive sales were effected at $7 664a$7 69. 5,000 bushels of wheat on the Genesee Valley Canal,were taken at $1 1234, Yellow corn brought $1 per 60 pounds, and white 92 cents; mixed corn, 90. Rye stood at 94 cents per pounds. Oats, 49 cents per bushel. The receipts of breadstuffs into Albany, by canal, from the Ist to the 8th of May, were as follows :-— Flour, bbla....... 11,757 Corn, bushels. Wheat, bushels. .. 123,900 Barley “ . 65,113 30,510 Prrrsncna, April 8, 1847. The river is becoming quite low at Pittsburg, and there are only about 434 feet of water in the channel. Flour sold to-day at $4 75 a $4 87, but the general asking price is $5. A sale of 1000 bbls. choice brands was made at $5 25. The stock is light, and the demand continues good. ‘The money market is tight, caused by the curtailment of bank accommodations. BY THE MAILS. Affairs in Washington. ‘Wasurxatox, May 6, 1847 Mr, Atocha’s Letter to Mr. Rejon—Terms of Peace A letter, purporting to be a copy ofone written by Mr Atocha to Mr. Rejon, while the former was, lately, in Mexico, containing a statement that the United States government would be willingto make a treaty, offensive and defensive , with Mexioo, 1s, I perceive, in course of extensive circulation. ‘The letter may or may not be genuine—it is not my purpose to question its authenti- city—but;Mr. Atocha never received authority to make such an offer; nor was he ever given to understand, offi- cially or otherwise, that such a proposition has ever been, or could ever be, for one moment, entertained by the government of the United States. It has always been the policy of our government to keep clear of en- tangling alliances. The wisdom of this course has been rs open at 73% o’clock—to commence at oe fri friens ha ood, re, come! a We at Broadway. Sawer aad YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD Co—The election for thirteen Directors of this Com it be vheld at the office of the Company, Ni f May, bet Fis cae A. KYLE, Jr. popes H PAPER HANGINGS A} AND anADES. LOMON ke droseat NOES A 1ith, at 103g o'clock, P. M. Purse, Thess best in five to wagons, wagon and driver to wei ior to the election Newt York, April 26, 1847. g. James it Immediately after, mnile heats, beat ‘in five under saddle, for They have been selecte prise the best assorted ok in me "i than have Greg reneumors been offered, a large assortment of French Window Shades, for sale at Unprecedented low prices. abundantly vindicated in our past history. But if we ever could be induced to depart;from this policy, Mexi- co, of all the nations of the earth, is not the ono with which we could, with any hope of avoiding incessant broils and bloodshed, enter into an alliance offensive and defensive. That country has not, unhappily, since she became independent, given evidence of the possesion of any extraordinary discretion, rendering an intimate al- Hance with her either safe or prudent. Her treatment of this nation, whose friendship she ought te have culti- vated, has ever been wayward and unkind. But were she & paragon of prudence and wisdom, an alliance, of- fenaive and defensive, would still be out of the question ‘The idea of such a thing has never been entertained by Beye Beate at baaaan beg leave to notit Les Papel that they are enuine a ‘wine ‘roy, and one at se cri yas York INE CORN MEAL—NOTICE TO SHIP. bscribers, Millers at Brody wine in Ll. Kes IN“ ON! pare eribers, by placing ra, on thelr barrels "Shippers will i please take ection, that ia addition to the-words rare also ured ouall raed Mises: Alise of 10 the sh tra indeed ain cep for any deatsibhe | tes Monday May 10, match mile heats, under ors b. g. Sir Probab Re orcloebe Match salle hseas; wieder che — i vatsime mein all elimates.” Joann 7. _ ‘% CO, Buanoywine Mints, 220 Avril 1 heats, to raga, fi tcf LE aa “S-rppomnat toall parts of the ¢ Course 50° Centreville, Ma 7, 1947. IN JERSEY CITY—On KLIS iH ‘Frorietor. U NO. a0. DEY LY OR ae soun ERK kiw YORK. PE AMSAT PARAL SANDS, FOR ucluded every choice va ugland, imported tat as low, or lo Pas: rot will please be on board ae thei every other int 0 ir A hed" below” ak vly for delivery at se cleartheir woods flowers, be the original cost whe rb collection of Verbenas, for be close at the post off foreign e Teter oiice, at 1g or ‘sof x ‘his is the best Petunis merica—blows in the ground HOR. 15 John st,, and. by 2 Broadway. hyenas contail =} Ifa Dab Price of passave $75. yOu the only, reiular bi ne} prcke. ship STE ‘apt Popham, will ral por & cabin, 3d cabi HEN WHEN ED LEASE Three ‘ot id steerage pas- vessel in port: and as a already engaged, those desirous howd make eat ay 1y application on honed, fi URR, situated on Castleton ten Island, surroun au ngurpassed view of the city, the Ocean, while the access ts i ferry being lees than a mile. of Piue street, or to mi NEW LINE OF RPOOL ra ve with stable for Oak Land—2 parlors, large dining room, 12 bedrooms, bath- room, and 4 servants’ rooms~atuached carriage house, with tain Cobb, will sail from Ne and from Liverpool on the uth fF accommodations for cabin, zm steerage passengers are unsurpassed by any other port Persons wishing to proceed to Europe, or those can make the uecessary ar ing to send for their friends ran ements on liberal terms nats Cottages enjoy in common the use of 17 acres of and, enclosed, and in the midst of which they vd. weak to Madame GRYMES, at her eer i o ape, 4d HATS! HATS! HATS! Mle! with his nc use, ‘tose tone HN OF will sai S. ir fexght or passage, ing splendid, Jarge and comf Aply to the Capeainon board, at | jy LL & MINTURN, 87 South st, tation, 1600 tone burthen, C » and sail =5 her 2 Da a AND whie w ready id, with his usual Philanthropy to his He al. th neal mid > arene west pier of Burling’ ‘hate of of ane I quality, and at wer prices, ae a any Price of Passage $100. Ma GI GRAND ' eRe T eed M Pana ua Jie, Dress ike and first vrei Kiraw bat ORLE Fs Ne ww Tonk PINES) Bay ist and only re cr i years experience in thi Hopes tomeritand receive the patronage | gi ancket cna Wiamaiee i eight or passage, hay ed Woard, at ae Sart Rit of iblic. “Hints pote and altered. The trade supplied with eal Bhar jiMiners and dress makers want: FIVE DOLLARS REWAR iy of the 6th inst., a small black Dow i marked with ed ot 4 ‘Sr both | y no freight will be received turday eveptng, teh, inate pers ray rely uo this Vessel preteen pa ae 83 a oa in New Oslenns—Juhn 0. Woadraft aie iy Ls iit goodats Qroivadicnes © Chwhe i PIANO FOR 2 = gs pres or foes more penile it plication be made at he erect, between Avenues U and Oiecion if estab, to atend her yoits at » i. iassONy ON TH pplied, for eel Baltimore by Messrs John A. iby oe aes locust, salted on 4, and coppeted o1 Bath ti Hi ay mt the marine railway” carrier 390 tons a led; bi ae the nee an be or aA] he hull of and now lying: 1 is umber, 66,000 ‘ee t of pater when superintendence of. ry Ns Manufacturer of | ‘constantly 01 pertor Rosewood ad | hs conneill me FRR band well ieee stoic ‘Yor sale ele streets, wa yards of Beneele ee Ply and Ingrain answer for oanal, hee jason ney bay Subseribers, at Rahway, New fe hae the Ph SOHNE: re rd a Shon iy i mal or At Yacht, one exear old, slo. ew ry untiele ‘come, for — can eee be Rand tor Wenge o pate ane | feanvass, and it nb. vorns: sod ITLL CHELOR, whe he United RAs being too large for thes ty, iii NB 2 r male can Sur ostees from ere 8 were a beat the administration. It is possible Mr. Atocha may have become acquaint- ed,in conversation, with the views of the administra- tion, regarding the terms of an adjustment of our difl- culties with Mexico. On such cognizance he may have based his assurances to Mr. Rejon that the terms set forth in his letter to that gentleman would be ac- ceptable to the government of the United States. But it is evident, from what I have before remarked, that he must have strangely misconceived the views of the ad- ministration. I have frequently stated what these views are. It is, however, like tracing lines on the sea shore—the impression is effaced by every succeeding tide of rumor, and it is necessary to rotrace the lines af- ter every ebb. Once for all, then, the administration will require, as the conditions of a treaty of peace, the cession of New Mexico and the Californias, although in regard to Low- er California, I think, if its possession stood in the way of peace, the administration would not insist upon it. This, with the right of way across the isthmus of Tehu- antepee, is all that will be insisted upon. Although the | line of the thirty second degree of latitude, from its in- torsection with the Rio Grande to the head of the Gulf of California, would appear to be fixed upon by gene- ral consent, as an equitable boundary, still, snouia Mex- ico now proffer negotiation, I am confident our govern- ment would not chaffer about boundary It is disposed to treat in a liberal spirit with a a nation which, however perverse it has proved in forcing this war upon the United States, has yet evinced an bewora- ble gullantry in its prosecution, worthy a better cause GALVIENSIS Wasucxatom, May 6, 1847 Hurrah—More Glorious News from the Yankee Fo. bunteers. We have « telegraphic report to-day from Fredericks- burg, briefly announcing the decisive overthrow of San ta Anna near Jalapa, by Gen. Scott. You will have received the despatch. We have every reason to believe itto be true, and that there is no mistake about it ‘This will locate Gen. Seott and the body of his army very comfortably in Jalapa, or Xalapa, (vut always pro nounced Halapa) at which point he will be above the terres calientes, or hot lands, of the sea board, where the yellow fever and the dysentery are so prevalent in the summer. Jalapa is in a finer and more delicious climate than Monterey, and the army will doubtless re- main there to recuperate and to receive reinforcements, 1 expectation, in the meantime, that the mission of Mr. ‘Trist will be more successful as a peace mission than the long and unprofitable journey of Senor Atocha, But some say that Gen. Scott is authorized to offer the enem: peace after he has thoroughly licked them, especial % there be any person or persons in authority within bis reach. Peace, however, inan ignes fatuw always within reach, and yet we can’t cate! ta Anna, too, it seems, bas proved bimself a most “artful Dodger.” CERRO GORDO. Waswincrox, May 7, 1847 sIn Enquiry into the origin of this Mexican war—The guilty parties—The provocations—The immediate causes, the objects, and the resulte, with some passing speculations on prospective consequences to ws and to Mexico cool and independent im Our text coversa very comprehensive surface. A me- thodical research would occupy the Herald for twelve months to come, at the rate of twelve columns a day— comprehending the minutim of the wide fleld of investi- gation suggested. But we only propose to touch upon point or two, as stakes of triangulation, ‘To this day the question of the origin of the war rests stigation | between the President and Mr. Calhoun, Mr. Benton sharges it upon Mr. Calhoun, in the modus operandi of e annexation of Texas; while Mr, Calhoun charges it upon the President, in marching old Zack across the de vert, from Corpus Christi to the Rio Grande, We believ they are both right, and that Con: is equally impli- cated, It {sa triangular thing. The annexation by Mr. Calhoun was the base line of the war, the march of the army to the Rio Grande was the perpendicular, and the tacit assent of Congress, as accessory after the fact, wan the hypotenuse, closing up all sides, being equal to the square of the two other sides, and reducing the war ton mathematical demonstration, ‘The provocations of the war, without being specified, in the outset, wore set down as a single provocation by Congress, to wit, “the act of Mexico.” The act ix not led. Bat urning home on the annexation « ‘Texas, or the tet of Parades in ousting Herrera, the act of Arista in crossing the Rio Grande to capture ‘Taylor, or the various acts of Mexico in the evasio payment ot indemnities, or the act of that governme declining to sell out to John ae But of ail these, the ‘will be sent to tis pablic' stor act of the American Congress of the 13th May, i840,