The New York Herald Newspaper, May 25, 1847, Page 3

‘S1C1ANS.— york Univer . to S quire one. He would ter into an arrany $8 68% a $8 $8 S14, and 900 a 900 do, © Michigan, at $3 63% a to arrive in June, $8 75-0 $8 8134, and 1000 do Genese erent to purchase part of at $825, Small lots of Genesee, a little fancy. on the 0 objection to go to the country. The closing rates for Ficrald office: rublie thee hehe Broadway, in- vs pene te re be- way to 391 Broadway, two pty z the article on hand were $3 75 a $8 report sales of 2500 bush. Ohio at $2. ‘Transient§ {Day, or Dinner eel ed ail teat eee OE Corn—The mar- low his former establishment. AUCTION NOTICES. CTION.—A. LEVY BENEFIT OF MR. Dyort. ay 25th, will be | tier Lee ane Mire Abbott; Bess | fustin Phillips will sing «new National Song, fer, Mrs Huut; ket was firmer, and sales were made to « fair extent as follows: About 8,600 bushels Northern yellow were sold bout 8000 do, at $1 15 ; 9.5 1200 do, Northern white, at $1 13 ; 2600 do, lina to arrive, being on its way, at $1 10, and‘ about 000 bush. Western mixed, to arrive in Ji id, August, at $1; 6000 do, Northern Juve at $1 03, Me Jersey at $5 25, at $1 44 a $1 45; reported at $1 39. roton water, war and shower Baths for'the uae of CH Silty S—wESDYS Far Sc be nt Vg ene also, ks A ‘patterns © Orders executed forany part of the country. ING C Uicing the season do, at $1 14; , North Caro- the particulars will be made known. in —We report sales of 760 bbls. New 'ye—We report about 3000 bush. sold 1100 do, at $1 373g. A sale was also Oats—10,000 bush. were bought on Government account, the terms of which did not tran- 000 a 4000 do were reported sold at 75e. Some | in a retail way, held Canal, it was said, at 80c. Canpies—Sperm were stead; YPHERS, French Boot Makers, No. «6 Ann acinar New Wire ite tall Beas at pr yk are caper, and for $4 90, usually sold for$6 and | pect than any other, ner aie necasee, meses perfect connection. aiters, shoes and mblic can obtai tent springs. ta han jer at the shortest ly on hand, and made to pairing; éc., done in the store. PALMA & Pa rtine ae ipo hand avariety m227t"r application to aah Bh” L. WALSH & BROTHERS, No. 6 Aan street woman, as child ‘Waiter, or chamberm: jection to go in country, Best of reference given. 16th street, 3d fLvor. do Sumatra at 63(c, and 300 do St. Domingo ‘There is no change in this article, the only 0 have taken 300 bales —We report sales of 350 quintals dry cod at $3 8734; mackerel were in good demand at Saturday’s ANTED.—A situa huurse, o plain sewi 2th May—eon: purchasers being spinners, w! Statutes, Preston o1 ractice, Harrison’s Digest, THOS. D. BENNETT. yan, as cook, who NGLIS: JOKS—Just i ied, and are now NGUEY Law BOOS sas wiectes oie iiers iting of Modern rants, Chancery P next day, Pe- ron oF Harare, id general house- go of about 1,200 ris, Halifax were afloat, and heldat full prices, Frort—Thero was nothing new in bunch raisins, which continued to move Hemr—Nothing reporte “=D HOLLICK beys wo annownee thats in ¢0 Enotes anlttitake ha eat remain in New York for some time, and new and’ important hooks and leetures. from 10-A. M. till 3 P. TION, by a smart, act ents and principles explained in is ‘arren street. Hours . T 15 years of age Hy good city reference. A note a t $1 90 a $195, lis office is at 47 Factic m22tfr Leap—Steady at $4 50, price of last sales. —No sales of moment transpired. rorys—Tar continued firm, while other de- scriptions were quiet. . Otus—We report sales of 1.000 linseed at 65¢."eash; and small lots o 63c. cash; 6,000 gallons Dutch were sold on private here was nothing new in whale or sperm; palm OFFET No prpien t, third block AMES G, MOFFET, No. 121 Prince street, third bloc west of Broadway, is constantly manufacturing, German rand widths, which he will wi ign or domestic, for q at wholesale and retail at reduced prices, All goods sold will be delivered in any part of the city ns free of expense situation by a colored cook in ing saloon; will come well recommended at 109 Charch street, in the rear, up stairs, room er, of various nutal to be equal to am which he will sel fallons city pressed English at 62c. a ANTED.—A Partaer, who engage in a highly profitab is dosirous of obtaining possesses a smatl cap ‘oung man, who is cor arrant yy and api7 Im*r a tend to the office affairs, as tl : ied in attending to. the out door business. lars apply at No 118 South street, up stairs. D—By @ respectable young woman, asi'us & good washer and irouer— try—has very good references. ainineraly street, in the front basement— Was out of market. @ greater part of Provisions—In addition to the ramored sale (on Sa- turday and to-day) of several thousand barrels of new pork, we report sules made to-day of 600 bris, of new mess and prime, the former at $16, and the latter at $13 50; 100 do. old mess were reported sold at $15 0 do. old prime at $13; 116 bris. pickled hams sold at Beef—Sules were chiefly contined to the retail trade Lard—We report sales of 133 kegs, not prime, actual tare, at 10c. the reception and del New York—COURT & new. and superior style. all sorts of goods, twist, either plain or shaded; trams, organsins, ba yr worsted and woollen yar; sewing cotton, mohaur, jinen, and cotton yarns, ke. i dor faded goods, ribbons, sills Cashmere ‘shawis, gimpe, ‘and geutlemen’s garments, sewing de general house wor! has no objection to go to the cow Piease call at 84 Hi Cam be seen for two days, ‘D.—By a respectable without any incam! the one as cook, Protestant man and hi washer, and ironer, the other as waiter; wou YE: ESTABLISHMENT DEPOT f AKISIAN DYEING ESTABLISHME! rin OT for ye an wile and y ins, merinoes. cords, and tas ved and cleaned m6 30t* re ENTLEMEN’S DRESS—Nk WILLIAMS, Draper and Tailor, 143 Nassau street, be pruce, invites the attention of those in his new and beautiful stock of goods for gent’s wear, ill make up in the very first be bought in New York. ‘a first rate article Also on hand, a beautiful made Sacks, Pants and Vests, cheaper than can € care of one horse; no objectio 1; good city reference can be had enue, between 15th and 16th streets, Rice—We report sales of about 300 tierces on private s-—We report rales of 20,000 Ibs. Ohio Clover, at Te, und 15,000 do at 63¢0. -4n—There was very little doing beyond supplying ‘ A small sale of about 20 hhds St. Croix. of good quality. was reported at about 8c, and New Oxleans we heard of no transactions, —No transactions transpired, call at No 242 Sixth tween Beekman an ANTED A PARTNER WITH A CASH CAPITAL ‘of $100, ina Boot and Shoe Store, one U his whole time to the said business. | Fé enquire at No. 164 Fulton street, Brooklyn. In Muscovados Hor further particulare, | Well to give me a call, :W CONCERN—A 8. yle, cheaper than to practice real price, will do lot of ready- be bought in md 2we isles of this article in bbls were made at ¢ was afterwards held at 370, rs—Smiil engagements were made for Liver- pool at 38, auc to allup Floor was engaged by a British ‘To Havre rates stood about as follows: ‘Yo Antwerp, Li- sgow, 50 tons bark able reference as to directo P O'NEILL, 326 P Packages of good B do ‘The above, ‘Teas are extraordinary cheap. '"*” Buyers will suve considerable by making their purchases at Vessel, at 28 9d. f the INA TEA COMPANY, 88 Cathari Flour’ 750; Grain 180, nad Cotto quids were engaged ‘at do, Were engaged at 658, and Corn Meal at 3s 6d. chambermaid a use s good references from her last place, where she EW YORK AND C' ‘ater street near Whitehall, 9 hA~Country dealers, hotel keepers, aud all consumers of Tea ee 81 190 ine stre back room; ean be seen for two day's. 1 PREMIUM. EXTENSION BLES, with metal plated slides, for private THE TELEGRAPHS. During the afternoon communication was interfered by atmospheric electricity. We had made arrangements for receiving market reports of to-day from Baltimore, Buffalo and Boston, which will hereafter appear when- ever the lines are in working order, but we fear to-day, young woman with place for genera! housework. ci niable character for sobriety, honesty, aud | ity. Can do pliin cooking, washing and ironing. for elegance, durability and convenience, w A large assortment, the largest the city, gether with a general assortment of elegant and fashionable Cabinet Furniture, constantly to be found at oe wiareroome. pated F are respectfully invited to call aud examine. ere C.F. HOBR, 443 Broadway. and unequalled for variety, vo; few active young men togo South or We nts for the wile of new. and po} $200 over and above their expenses will Di- os unsurpassed d never to e roadway, where the public them in. writing, with an. opportunity of clearing $1000 per from the cause stated, that if any thing comes through ploy will no doubt make over it may reach us too late for this paper. Atlast accounts from Buffalo, canal boats were scarce, and as high as $1 3734 a $1 60 was demanded per barrel for thé freight of flour to Albany, and from 37% a 40 cts. ‘Some men now in our em, ear clear, of all expenses. t will be neces: ry for them to have at least $25 to at FRENCH’S ice of the Flag of tor of the Event practice of eiylueen years, omposition for filling AND INFECTING AGENTS, it ren- put into the tooth ‘We have VEGETABLE EXT! t perfect in every res} n a soft state, withor ‘ous persons it is peculiar SA. We kuow of no motive which could induce any one ind in almost every GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH. ASTLE, 361 Broadway, corer of White street calls the attention of the public to d method of preservin c u orand approve hich are carous ing Post says: obtamed an and sore teetn, Pamphlets con which presented at the principal o possessing one spark of gentlemanly feeling to perpetrate athing 50 base as that of sp ; but our columns, in spite of our usual precau- tion, yesterday contained a notice of this kind; and we feel it due, not only to Mr. Sena Sstirn, but also to his son, to contradict a report which must appear so sudden ing # false report of d, Obio: Rev. Richmond Taggert, We: Rey. T. L. Bushnell, Baltimore, Md; Joseph East Brooklyn; W.C. Anderson, AILANTHUS ‘TREES, for street planting, J for sale cheap, now st jreenwich Jane, opposite C! Speers, upon the at nursery ing in les street. Apply to Henry to HEH Co, 31 Wall street, ‘over the Mechatics? Bank, _ Also, Forest and Omamental Trees, of all kinds: ms tite re sad_to their numerous friends. At Brooklyn, on Sunday evening, Annawan R Bor- num, in the 36th year of his age, son of Abraham Bov- The friends of the family, and those of his brothers, Barnet B. and Jacob B. Boerum, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral from the residence of his father, the Wallabout, Brooklyn, on ‘Tues alf-past 2 o'clock. without furth Monday, the 24th inst., of congestion of the brain, Mra. Joseph Bras Revenue Cuter Spencer, together with many others, iressed to Dr, S. HART, be accompanied with the money. rections, is carefully packed in boxes, and sent ed States, Prices per box $9. $17, and $2 the 25th ean The medicine, wi } AND EAR—DR. POWELL, OCULI8T AND AU- ‘I’, 261 Broadway, corner of Warren street, attends of the eye and ear from 9 to 4 o’clock. » cured ina few Spectacles adapted to every de- fect. Dr. Powell has this day publ Eye, its Imperfections an tion of spectacles, nutes, hed a popular Treatise on th their cure, with rules for the nelec: » ke. To be had at the Author's, and of all Booksellers. le bottles, with neageaan © 5% Prepared only by w ‘Tabernacle, N. Coruhill, Boston, mi Witiiam, only son of W. E. Fitzgibbon, aged 7 years The friends of his father and grandfather, Michael Fitzgibbon, are invited to attend his funeral this afte: noon, at 3 o’elock, from the corner of Boerum and Ber- gen streets, Brooklyn. On the 2th inst., Jasnes, Wightman, aged 4 years and 5 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectful- ly invited to attend the funeral, frem the residence of his mother. No. 77 Greenwich street, this day, Tuesday, 25th, at 3 clock, P M., without further notice. On Sanday evening, 23d inst., of scarlet fever, Wi- iam Geonoe, infant son of Wim. G. and Elizabeth Me- ed 1 year and 11 months. ‘The relatives wud friends of the family are respectful- HIS DAY PUBLISHED—A popular I Eye, with Engravin, 938 Broadway, (next door to th , 8vo.—paper 50 cen Sold also by - di ; ology of the organ of ¥: improvement and restoration of s the use and abuse of spectacles, tion—by James had at the author’s, 261 Broadway, corner of f atl Hers. ua, Tules for the preserva i, remarks on op directions for their sel ¥ ‘LON Glover, Frederick Gloves brothers, late of Lee f % England, woollen Joth manufacturers, ser , have absconded, forgeries, Ke, Notice is hereby I be given to any J lodge them in any of the prisons of the U: 1 power having been ‘the indemnification Private infor OW applic stion to. Mr, of Police: of the Borough of land, to whom all cor.mu: oungest son of Mrs, Mary person who will ay se years pro ice in London, and mu ital practice, is capable of treating dise: all y the most approved and di rhose who may nee both a friend and a confidant. 63 Chambers street, 5 doors from Broadway, Advice gratis, and charges for medicine very reasonable. iit tice of tl hin axstotanee, ‘will Und Dees William James, Superi Leeds, in the county of York, eaitia of the muslin 75 atomy and urist, ke. ‘To if Warren street,aud mis Iwere aving had m h A. ly invited to attend the funeral this (Tuesday) after- noon, at 3 o'clock, from No. 10 Prince street, without further invitation. #10n Sunday, the 23d inst, Aat Gilbert and Jane Monaghan, aged 12 y 1 The friends of the family, and those of Andrew Har- rison, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral on ‘Tuesday afternoon, 25th inst., at 4 o'clock, from 103 = ription. stands about’s feet Jy; he has a somewhat sall i and haslived all his ald.on_ the fore is life in or near > = ced Frederick Glover is about 46 or48 years old, stands about 6 is broad and round-shouldered, and stoops ily, slowly, and st pair, has prominent teeth; is a 1] his life in Leeds. feet high or mo: walking; walks hea very, dark com- rkshireman, aud ica. eut deafness, pains, noise: he ea , On the 24th inst., Ronen Manin, aged 66 years His friends, those of his fa E are respectfully OPENING OF THE PROSPE ‘and 92d street, over the Railroad Tunnel—The subscribers ive notice to their friends and. the publie enerally, that they have recently opened the above named happy to furnish for parties and aay companies, refreshments of exery. Kind, 1 x superior FRANZ GEIGER ly. and of his son-in-law, vited to attend his fune- 3 o'clock, P. M., on Wednesday, the 26th May, from his late residence, No. 49 James street. Suddenly, on Monday, the 24th inst., Manoaner, re- lict of Augustus C. Van Horne, and daughter of Robert Gilbert Livingston, deceased. Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to ther long and thin’ visage, and light ) has good teeth and hij one of the above would hereby e arrested, a reward of $700 , $1200 j Clinton Hotel, New York, May 20, 184 ISH HARDWARE. HAIR SEATING, & irs prices, to the trade, ata trifling advance where they will EAFNESS CURED —341 Broadway—I cheerfully com: ply with the request of Li was invalided home tn consequence of total charges trom the ears; that while in New Yorl fessional care of Drs. Castle and ax) he entirely recovered Ii Melntosh,, to state that he deafuess and dis- under the pro- road- id has returned to onto H. B, M. F ale—A specific for and th e Proprietors. _ TE CHEAP! manufacturer, of the £7 and other mattrasses; F every article in the up! nives and Forks, fine round Stag, ot $10. eavy Stag Guard Carvers, 3734 cents, 100 dozen heavy patent Knob Locks, $6 34 and 7 feet Traces, 10 10.16 | EST STONE in the city, 16136 Fultou street, Window Shades, Fireboard Prints aus attend her funeral, from the residence of her son-in-law, Gerard Stuyvesant, 124 Second Avenue, on Wednesday, the 26th inst., at 5 o'clock, P. M Weekly Report of Deaths, fr - the 15th day of . ig 75 to $5 75. ne tebe, lowest prices. In the city and co ew York, to the 22d day of Ma: ing, Hats. Moss ulton street. hip cabins, and hotels, fitted up and furnished. + Gurls, 70.” Total 278, Abscess, 1; apoplexy, 5; bleeding, Men, 82 ; Women, 70; Boys, OARDING Al HOBOKEN, Ferriage Free—T scriber has taken, and is now. furnishin Hotel, Hoboken, and will be ready in a few. da ‘The House is situated contiguous to the Ferry, and of easy nece iew of the Bay and Narrows 1s unobstructed and de- ud no pains will be spared to render the Atinitle agreeable, and comfortable home, KR EDGARTON. fully calls the at renerally, to the fol- at the most reaso:- edad, Exeulpio, De forriga, India, Yuge- leeding from lungs, 3 cholera morbus, conyalsi ous. 225 croup, ts congestion of lnigs, 2 ILLIAMSBURG LOT Li near the comer of Second street, oue block f pidly building up with d for soon, will tof the purchase money may a term of years, if desired, if, t year” Apply at $1 South oth, Peck slip ferry stantial stores ; #10; fever puerperal, 2 CARD.—D. M. HENRIQUES. respect tention, of his friends and the pul gyre always on hang 1 William street, Antiq ancia, Washington, ro, Panetels, Ri d Rendon brands. establishment has no con Y remain on mortg: lowing choice § TAIL sortment of all goods suitable for gentle- s kept ready made: opposite the new orkmanship and lo RINHARD1S & STOTY’S GILDE TERS FOR SIGNS—Oflicr 20 Maiden Lane, entra Green street. —These letters are remarkable for dural O¥ LOST IN A the erty—which, brilliance to the weher, They are also japanned to any ex is warrented to ndrowued. He had on a blue coat, mixed pants, tir, light complexion B&W SPRING AND SUsiMER GOO: J Agate, formerly Parsells & Agate, 237 Broadway, corner Park Place, now offers to his frieuds, varied assortment of gen- adapted to the present and coming ctured with grént care, Searls, Gloves, Suspenders, Shirts, ‘olored raft skiff, ‘uot Please to apply ith avenue, North DOOR PLATE, strangers, a full an oot of 30h street, 1OK PLATES! Silver Door Plates for $1 50 to season, selected of manu S!—Fine Brass aud Vy , <The ‘subscriber will pay cks, Suspenders, € ofthe cargo of brig Virginia from merica, from anal ys any other kind Brooklyn, wear recerved in private office, © ¥ tinwing the he! plain mourning bonnets. as the oity, are requested purchasing elsewhere. a new and more esof the former courses + Me, and also several To be continued aud D PARLOR AND BED KOOM Asingle gentleman, with brenk ot Life, Parental 3 W HARTLEY'S Oi wich street. receutly occupied by Dr Bolton PARK. COFFEE NO. 20 Diy STREET, 8 JOHN STREET: NEW YORK. will be illustrated all through, wii 310,000, $8.56 000, $5,000, $1,700. 1 Models of both s: al Estate in th ? ’ 00 001), «0 torn, on Re: ity aud Brooklyn, of Williamsbuygh Real Estate bought, sold, and exchange: ‘ould call partievlar attention to the ma ng Anew and superior article free from all imperte jon, aed administered to all: who eh Jors, &e, . Olwirs of Real Estate who with to sell or exchange, or ok this new and wonderful agent ors lot and money to build, or a farm nw aud warranted not to split. whe want a how or vower, &e., will call on sa A. SE Plambers and dealers Theve Lectures will be the mos, complete, interesting, vortant ever yet delivered. ‘Aduits ow sie a he number of Course 1 and 263 Water street t no inconvenience can arise ) CHILD mitted, except on rmerly of 457 Brondwi days, for Ladies only. ed at 619 Broadway, first door fros a newand splendid assortme: of the latest styles and fashi miu from the American Institute four consecutive years. La der, at the shortest notice. of New York, the some with the vouchers thereof to the subseriber, i treet, in the City of on of infants? and children slot Miss J. received as first Iver medals tu Ladies’ own materials made and cut to or. Orders from the So Strangers will do well to call. befo jsare of the best, and prices low DARDING IN A FRENCH ey ce and comfort, & Hismsburgh, with Broadway and Ge cartman who took a lot of ovk cloth, sents, from the Franklin ce. will be liberal e office of the house w w York, oner before the 27th r Dated New York the ih ae Howe Chl with c giving information at © CAPITALISTS AND MANUFAC fem hegher er being far rdvanced iu yours wess; he therefore iy —The first uumber of thi dy ina few days. Person carriers at 614 cents per wi regularly. by to be paid weekly or mouthly, to leave their names and address at the office, 116 O88 WILKINSON, Publisher, N. B—As a great many thousand of the first paper will cireulved all over the country, it affords an exellent chance fi re an insertion, must hand in their valaable and produ of the Esopus ek, wundred tniles from ‘@ vast amount of water use, together with 200 ‘iter power. a large pa h many dwelling site of the Hudson River, id fifty from Albany, It wer over and above What res of land immediately rt of it Haid out in ate 2 oases are erected: ill, a productive toll bridge. and many. dw Jaded in the sale. "This prope: Pay seven per Cent per annum on the price at whieh O for ndvertisers, lof New York, commanding an. ex sonsinthe French language and ma further information appl iiamsburgh, or at the Sth house fe from the river, w. = atthe ferry Master in side in South Eighth ich is between the secondand ty near the Peck slip ferry, Williamsburgh. re ren Fans, 125 Broadway, ‘0 the trade the nthe market etthe lowest 7 1 es nearly one thousand varieties, paper Fans, colored paper Fans, black paper F fans, silver paper Fat ouses, will be i ‘There are oth half miles of the of which may be got fora small ously improved would : these premises the mavufactories. now in the Ulster fron Works, the New York a Lead Works, the Saugerties Paper Mill sinaller works. eambont runs regularly hts up and down delivered at the m Creek withi carts Rania i ty like Lowell, On ‘ull operation, are d Saugerties White Fist mill and other nese feather Fan anndal wood, pearland bone F ‘Together with a magnificent from medium priced to the most costly dese rij RS. Chinese painted si ection of rich de Heine, Point de Pi for trimming hats; Blac ELIEF £0 GERMANY—OfF the moneys collected by some members of the congre, Lu heran Charehes, and others, 1 Germany, $1400 have been r mitted by U, 8. Consul in Frankfort, to be ¢ poor of the Black Forest of Si- ndersixned have been ceive further danations forthe sxe purpo fev C. ERDING 3 ¢ Veils; Bruxells, of the United German ‘een these works and | &reat variety of other gov i ferii 9 cents to adollar per | Prices. New York. Frei ton, taken from ani be made very accommod: before the Lith ef Jane, it will be disposed of that day: xchange, at 12 o'clock in Ne tion at the Merchants by Anthony J, Bleecker, Au For further partieula h auctioneer, No. 7 Broad street, New Yor! size or quality made to order. A iu i cash for rags, besxjng, KiNK, Kass rope canvass, and all Janufacturers at CYRUS W. Fi Sin Gee ihe Cte Ganesh, ice t Brn Cc und El wi wi pan te his system of ‘8, 17 committee to re- iy or personally, to the or on the prem RY BARCLAY. IGE.—Notice to gentlem - Cleani omer of Gold aad ‘ at 5 OAH, 77 Gold iret for genilemen's leh off C.—G. R, SOLOMON takes this friends and the publie that he ly t, where he continues to teae! rand Singing'as heretofore, eithe id improved method ‘pee Is are advanced in one hal by “Accordion taught. Terms moderate. m4 30t*¢ ailoring, Dyeing, will be punctual: ‘ inal by ison, by wine Kis for the re- je ranizn, Principes Regalias, pressed and of all BRASS LET. exposure ithe urtionlar attention to jwonlder Braces, Body engaged @ superior artist to attend the OSEPH AGATE, 297 Broadway. ‘s #L10, No. 67 Division Str ctfully inform her frie! general, that she has constantly on ble assortment of shirred bonnets; straws, Tuseans, of x superior quali ‘The ladies from the countr: to call aud examine her stock bef and faney; s HOUSE, hac of Lead he most reason- & CO., ih uth promptly re purchasing, te jams Nets—and a ods, which he will sell. at very low ® (08 W. FIELD & CO, Je a large assortment of P ‘Slip, offer for Wrapping, y & CO, ling Slip, N.Y. \) Stes her to one wining to ¥e- » that he may ards, auriste, stenographie azim ¢ Mr “ Rough and Read: ‘To conclude with Barrett; Mrs Trictrae, Boxes $1; Pit 50 cen Doors open at 7 0’! pa OWERY THEATRE. 3 near the Ferry ia JERS York aud Montgomery streets, Also several Rooms, fe aud staal families. ED RAKE~Mr Flighty, Mr G | several Stores and B: unt. | id Inquire of JOSEPH 25 3 | Gallery 25 cents. | loek—the performance will commence Beekman street, (late leave to announce t he has opened the that, by strict attention ion, Proprietor—ii. FEpenina, May rmed aN y Giles Grervench, Me Booths Lord Lovel, Sic chy Mire Bergen, KMAN HOUSE, N Floyd’s.)—The bit NE be friends and acquaintance: povenamed house, a to merit a oor of pabl Booth, jun; Justice Gree Margaret Overres To conclude with the drama of NI oan Stackpole, Mr Has OF THE WOODS | Bloody, Nathen, ie Doe, Mrs Serg- | rr ss and respectful tion. and evening. Open till 2 o'ela y day at 1o’elne! JOSEPH WILSON, want, Child, Mi tt. Dress Circle, 2 cents; Pit and Gallery, 1234 cents 100) at free lunch served up nat 6% o'clock. Performance commences at 736. OMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MRS. MA- NASSAU HOUS! —G.V. OAKLE on the evening of Faipay, June 4th, and its furniture, itan agreeable visiting place for '¥ Stable is attached to the house, and convey. d to any part of the Island. i ness on the arrival of the steamer, Part of the port. ets can be obtaiued many member of the Committee, orat the Box Offices hi — place only seats are to be se- ance ean be had Carriages in rea take eee u. Heury Le Roy, ? HOUSE, Bowdoin Square, Boston.— ve edifice is now completed, and open for ception of company. i growth of the city and proportionate in travel. suggested the plan of constructing character, and one that should b dor in the United Sutes, Beverly Roba Denning Duer, James ‘Thomson, Nath’l Bloodgood, H. Le Roy Newbold, bert H. Morris, timer Livingston, 4 a Pp States. With this view the enter commenced, and itis believed has been successfully accom: ‘The furniture was all made to order, and designed express: chest patterns of carpeting and up- res i edfor the same purpose. and chandeliers of chaste) workman: andevery article selected to cor weneral characte i ¢ departinent appropriated as. A. Clinton, Geo, L. Schuyler, WwW from § Istery manufac vid Austen, Jr, Lewis M. Rutherford, ry of extreme beauty. P Chas Aug. Davis, ALMO'S OPERA HOUSE ht of the second season. pera of IMERMOoR Ist tier of boxes id tier, 40 cents; Private boxes fur eight per secured at the box P equally spacious niences are introd tors ofthe building alone, and witht of being admirabl. and respectfully sol additional advatts oprietor hopes to receive, t EVENS, Proprietor. . at half past 7, pe ANCY STRAW HA’ Jufactured entirely of silk and_ stra’ style and fashion, to be had at 17 Di at the most reasonable prices. SUMMER FLA’ BERTSON, of the Phen’ a ormerly of No. 103, but now of 89 Fulton stree and 63 Fulton street, Brook: nerous friends ani will take place on MONDAY 1 LOMBARDI, » Sist May, when ——Keconomy and Kashion: will be performed, lany Professors for this occasion™ ‘he eveniog performance will be preceded by a Grand ( , by Lindpainter, Flute, euch Horn obligato. Betweeu the Ist au ‘n, Whose constant aim ith kindly volunteered their services Jes at the lowest pos summer style of Hats, consist rimmed in the has introduced arl and drab Castors, nich has hitherto given sucht as it prevents the perspiration from staining He same time insures comfort and 1ON IN PRICE he has reduced the price of his denb Hats to $3; and at the same time prices challenges mauu- facturers to produce a better article even at 25 per cent ti WM. ROBERTSON, 22 3 Clarionet, Oboe, Bas- re the public, o Robertson gives notice that (the same Sig. R, has lately _J. PLUNKETT. " Opera, House, on Friday ke place at Palmo’s mance of Donizetti's Opera OD HAT COMI N STREET, ha: it blic ‘inspection an unequalled stock of Summel known establishment in the side of Fulton street, just a step from urmoil, aud confusion of B: Mile Dimier, fr rom the Opera of Pari sets, danee the 1 lauola, and a Popular Dare d, except for the Press. 1 will, between the é é ETY LIBRARY It two nights more Mr, OUTLAWS AN ut his celebrated store is cool and comfortable, bat remarkably so,andiu addition to these indispensable suminer qualitie Si, tiene H A Twill repest LES OF ERIN, 5, 1817, with the ite in an eminent degree, othe: e, This Evening, o SOBRIEN, AND THE , sday, Mir. Lover will ap tute. iu his new. enters favorite recition ri I 2 ke of the public, and from feel- hy, he would be glad to see every man hein on his head YOUNG & JONES, 4 Ann stre French calf boo for $6 or $7. Fine French boous at $3 50, u " ather boots $7, equal to those uauall though, for the ypear at Brooklyn, at the In- the city with on ‘Ss On Friday, for the last time in New York, the 2ith, Admission 50 cent or House, the principal musi K. open at 34 past 7, conclude about tack: ‘AN MUSEUM— ‘Afternoon and Rvenin programmes to be had at stores and at the door, in equal to any sold in a ally performance to commence at8, and n25 Str » Mending, &c. done in ND fort "s, this the store, Please call-an k AD performances, this m23‘Otre SYOUNG & JONES, 4 Al OOT STORE—The latest Paris Sewed Boots for, $4 50, equal t $7; fine French ‘Boots ually sold for $5. $s, Cogether with tl EN r Miss Juli é OF NAPOLEON'S bs 10 be exhibited at each and fe \ sat Chics ua Toye prea Mr. Conover, Co: THE shortest notice, in) Fulton and Nassau streets, opposite the Herald office, HARLEM RAILROAD ARDEN ie opened for the se certs d by the German Brass Band, under therdirectiog ot ng of selected compo: Gungl, Straeck, ani iON TO CROTON others, commencing on Monday N_AND AFTER TUESDAY, JUNE IST, 1817, THE will run as follows, until further notice. U; will leave the City Hall f ; For Harlem, Morris inoa, Fordham ! Williams Bridge, Tuck- Yorkville, Harlem, hoe, Hart's Comer, f half an hour durin ments, and viewing have been rearranged, Admi sion 123g cents. Concert commences at 8 o'clock. the evening for prome- mading, refresh ¢ Cosmoramas, which For White Plains, eee sete UXHALL GARDEN CONCER ical Entertainment will be given in evening until further wot noidson, Mr. Quay’ C5 admitting a Geutleman and Ladies popular place of ¢ direction of Mr, Austi tin, Miss Jeanie Rey: (0. 472 BROADWAY, between CONCERTS, CHRISTY’S MINSTRELS puncing, that by P.M. Returning to New York will leay Mortis aus and Harlem. Williams? Have the hono the heads of numerous fa week longer their unprecedented! uby the desire of nilies, they will continue y popular Concerts, which ‘wen weeks have been nightly crowded, diission 25 cents; to commence at 8 o'clock. my237t*re Mechanicsville. 748 A.M Croton Falls and HEATRE, PHILADELPH D—Kazio, Mr. Wheatly; Bianca, Mrs. Mason; WEAK POINTS—Jemmy Wheedle, Freight ‘Train w intermediate place turning, will leave Croton ill leave 32d street for Croton Falls and Hall ab LPM M. and 93g P.M. NUT STREET, Philadelphia— PERA HOUSE, CHE. ‘ presented the opera of it} unas follows, vit t For Croton Falls. Leave Croton Falls For City Hall, Lorenzo de Matezzi, Jersey; Camilla, Mrs. Sie 4. M. 430 Leave City Hail for White Plains Lave road (tase Phas Mountain Sylph” is in preparation, and will be apee- rat te =; Parquette, 0 cents; Family circles ase ese elock—to commence st eight o'clock. ~ UNION COURSE, LONG ISLAND—TROTTING. ED PROM YESTERDAY. -M. Extra trains will be run to Haslem, Fi 1 uday, when the weat é and from Croton Falls, York Island, except at Broome street and ede each train ten minutes to take up passe: ARE FROM } To Croton Falls aud not stop on New gers in the city. + May 25th, at? o'clock P. M.—Purse $100, with ide stake of $100—Mile Heats—Best three in five, To White Plains. he 25 he hag tah , e eben : Ww Ol AND BOS'TON Immediately after, Purse $50—Two 38, A } y ALL RIVER —The Subscribers respectfully inform Fward to and. from Bost business entrusted to them, attended to istue warrants payable by Mexico at the end of the Jitice, New York, 1 Wall st., comer Broadway. Office, t Yao: cover all ind © the South Ferry, Brooklyn, for the and return afier thi GEO. SPICEK, Pr imports, ix designed as ai fi lor through the various branches of {conta ns useful instructions in ever tof seamanship, with ample director will impart to the y aluable information in » COURSE, L, 1.—TROTTING officer # great deal most judicious DNESBAY, Mey rh, at 246 PLM. ; match for $600; 0 ms be a. Bows Pelrer. Yoodrust nasmes oh. mau, but to all who are in he South Ferry at i atter the sport is over. . © in x volume of 42) pages, octavo, stereotype edition, Itix printed on fine paper, and bound in handsome K alaall Sein Maan otk y gentlerian want He horse, will do , Carmine street, near BI LE: d fas. traveller. 222 Water street, New jome, Capt, Richardson; York; also, at the & Peutz’s shipping office, 39 Burling and at most of the nautical stores and statione: Young’s stable, ty Mare, 6 years old, 15 hands driver and good travel 1y miles witht the OCHE BROTHERS, & MASTERSON, No. den Tane, having now com nee to their frien to and from the Old Country ean be secured on 4, in first class packet ships, s New York and Liverpool, They also’ gu shall be no detention, but that emigrauts will be forwarded on pleted their arrange 4 i r ler; will be warranted to aud the public, that passages {warranted sound and kind,witho reason than the owner havin witee that there OR EXCHANGE—For improved vroperty in this city or i jiored well matched MATES, entle in every way, with harness and bbe on demand have no connection with the firm oche Brothers & C u dissolved since 1h July, 1816. carriage, well adapted use for them an. ain, if applied hi at 110 Pearl street, up stairs. ‘Murray's stables, near the South Ferry, Liverpool, will sail Please be on board steamer WAGON, AND HARNESS FOR if past 9 o'clock. Mater eas will e gentle—is also first addie, and ean be recommended in Sold on account nd Harness have been but little Stable, Columbia street, or farther partion will have immediate de ving exeelleut accomm on board, foot of Pike street 6 apply tothe captete t, Brooklyn; and MINTURN, SCOTT'S BAZAAK,. 6 DEY STREET. VANDS SCOTT has removed to N street of his former success place, where he will serve up , PQ Liverpoo!, having been d ing at 10 o'clock. Passengers wil Whitehall Dock, at half-past nine pre- I please be on boa audjtional charge fi The finest Liquors that €aa be procured the best flavored Cigars, | He will be happy to see his old friends, and respectfully so- the public in general. ‘ Bonched Kags, Rarebits, ‘Tea, R QUEBEC. class vessel. For fre lieits the patronage ers per packet ship SHERI- please be on board » eamn- ES, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall May 26, at 12 o'clock M., at Steaks, Chops, Cold Cats Coffee , ke,, atany time until ; tables will be supplied with the best E the New York papers. DUGAN AND BRO’ * street, comer of Br ropean and all aus wil Close at the usual places at half past 11. NDON—The fine fast sailing Br. Bark HMORE, Meyrick Elli shaving excellent accommodations, ap- ard, fuo" of Pike street, WOOL and warranted tight. lace and at Mr, P. ly attended lo, ‘TUS—J. Matthews, No. | manufacture, of ‘all the for the manufreture, dirawit with pri Orders received at the above ter, will have meray araney Henry street, will be panetual DIINCE & UNKAI also for the putts +» Will accompany exch ap. : ma7 iin* re i yanere for eal) ts above belore buying. ential $d 70 THA LATEST MOMENT. TELEGRAPREIG LATEST FROM SANTA FE. Attempted Rebellion by the Mexicans, Several Insurgents Condemned and Executed. TROUBLE WITI THE INDIANS, Position of the Forces under Colonels Tremont and Price, ute between Gen, Kearny and Commo- dore Stockton still Unsettled, Lightning on the Wires. ic. Se. den Purtavecenta, May 24, 1847. Lieut. Peck arrived at St. Louis on the 17th instant nta Fe, which place he left April 9th, Col, Price was still there, and all was quiet, though apparently slumbering over a voleano. The general opinion is, that the Mexicans required only competent leaders to rebel against our civil govern- ment Judge Beaubien was still engaged in trying former In- surgents, Lieuts, Beal, Jbot and others, left San Diego, Feb. 2th, bringing important intelligence At Taos, the court had condemned a large number of the insurgents, eleven have been hung, and many whip- ped. Six were hung the day Lieut. Talbot passed through Taos. ‘These executions created great excitement among the Mexicans, and efforts were making to atimulate insur- rection, and raise volunteers for a rebellion, The Al- caldeand many influential men were opposed to the movement, The Indians were very troublesome. They attacked Lieutenant Peck’s party three times, and wounded one of his escort. They stole all the horses and mules. They were Pawnees and Camanches, Several of our troops were badly wounded in subduing them. Col, Fremont was at Cuidad dos Angelos, Feb, 25th, acting as governor, appointed by Stockton. Gen. Kearney, at San-Diego, had been joined by Lieut Col, Cooke and his Mormon battalion in splendid condi tion and health, and all proceeded together, and hayo be Joined by two artillery companies, Col, Stevenson’s New York regiment had not arrived February 9th The dispute between Stockton and Kearny remains unsettled. Despatches from California to Government will be re- ceived by Lieut, Peck There is more news, but the lightning on the wires Prevents the deciphering of the regular magnetic despatches, BY THE MALLA, = SS Affairs in Washington. Wasuinaron, Saturday Night, May 22, 1817 The Mexican War—Mr. Calhoun’s Defensive Line and the next Congress—Plan of Mr. Soulé—Plan of the Lieutenant General—Coincidence between these Plans and the late hint of Father Ritchie in reference to the clergy—Extracts in Proof, with the defeat of the Lieut. General—the general plan of “ contributions,” including the clergy, abandoned—Difference between “contributions” and “ sequestrations,” §c. gc. Would any one believe that this Mexican war grew out of John Tylex’s vetoes of the Bank ? If it were worth the candle, the fact could be established. The important question, however is, not how we got in, but how we are togetout. The organic recorder protests against the defensive line of Mr. Calhoun, on the ground that it would be an interminable prolongation of the war. But it is not;clearly ascertained that the conquest of a peace by running down the Mexicans as the French have bee: running down the Algerines. will save the necessity of a frontier army of occupation. Indeed, we understand, that in the verbal plan of peace proposed by Senor Ato- cha, and published in the Mexican papers, a frontier U S. army of occupation of 10,000 men, was one of the sti pulations for the security of the peace proposed. But, be this as it may, a defensive line, defended by an arm- ed occupation, will be imperative upon the United States in the settlement of a treaty, whether that line «hall be the isthinus of Tehuantepec, the line of the Sierra Madre, or Mr. Calhoun’s line of the Rio Grande,and the parallel of 32 degrees westward from El Paso del Norte From the ominous silence of some of the whig presses on this subject, and the open advocacy of a defensive line by others, we may venture to assume that with « whig majority in the next House of Representatives, one of their first measures will be (if the war be still pending) to ¢ he administration to a recall of the army to a defensive line, and more likely than any other the defensive line of Mr. Calhoun, muse that this line will secure the suffrages of the Calhoun men in the House and in th abe: At the last session Mr. Calhoun stood in the Senate “solitary and alone” upon this prajet, as did old Bullion at first ‘upon the notorious expunging resolutions, Mr Soulé, however, in his speech intimated a partial acqui- escenee with some modifications, very ingenious, but scarcely practicable. The following ix the outline of Mr. Soulé’s plan,from his speech in the Senate Februar 22, the very day of the meeting of Santa Anna wit! Gen. Taylor at Buena Vista :— * “As'for himself,” said Mr. Soulé, “he would tender to Mexico again a peace, (Mr. Trist has gone down far that purpose,] and forthe purpose of enabling the President to come to that,he would cheerfully go for the bill before the Senate [the $3,000,000 bill, which has semething to do, we suppose, with th ewod overture If refused by Mexico, he would take a military position In the althy region in ior of Mexico, (precisely what fi n & line of commupica- wat Vera Cruz, (Of course all right.) He ributions on the clergy. (The idea is not ather Ritchie, and Mr. Soulé is Catho- Lic, He would levy contributions on the clergy, mer- chants, and great [an nd owners, (the plan of “contribu. of the Lieutenant General Uhat was to be.) and ar. that. This plan could be easily carried out to mnities and expenses of the war, for it uld embrace @ summary inspection by right of milita- ry search warrant, of all Uke churches, haciendas, ran- chos, and jacales in the country.| Ina word, he would bring Mex! to the feet of the United States.’? Mir, Soule further proposed to cut off the Northern provinces of Mexico, to ivt them stand independent un- Ul they should, by their own option, amuex themselves to the United States, or re-annex themselves to Mexico. His s rather too complicated for practical purposes, especially in the latter recommendations, In ite main points, though, it tallies mst remarkably with the plan of the war pursued, even to the suggestion of Father Kitehie, «f a" sequestration” of the .hurch property Now, whether Mr. Soulé took the hint from the plan of the Lieutenant General, and desired as a young Sena. tor, Lo prove his orthodoxy in endorsing that which had been approvedyby theadministration; or whether he led off with this recommendation, of “levying upon the clergy,” we cannot determine. It is fair to presume, ever, that the officially recoguized plan of Col. Ben- ton suggested to Mr. Soule the idea of ** military contri- butions,’’ embracing the clergy in the category. Another thing is very certain, Had the bill for the Lieutenant General passed the Senate, the plan of the Lieutenant General would have gone into operation, em- bracing “foreed loans’ from the Church, with checks upon thi nkrupt government of Mexieo for payment In his vindication of the President of the , pertaining to this subject of the Lieuten- ant ( al at the Inst session, Mr. Benton says: “T shall not state my pas ~| Wonder what it was |) but I will say of it, that, bestdes intending a result [what yas chat result ’l” it proposed to carry on the war, while the the case of invasive war—the invaders to be paid and subsisted by the invaded. Contributions regularly le- vied, duties regularly collected, would accomplish these was war, according to the usage of all nations in objects, and leave the U ted States free, or nearly free, from the expenses of the war.” A thousand to one that this plan embraced “ contri. butions” from the clergy. How else could the expenses ofthe army be paid from “ contributions,” if the church was not made to contribute? The President assented to the plan—the officer to be appointed to carry it out was ruled out by the 8 ground. This, recent broad hint of Father Ritehie, tion of the chureh property. ‘The p! man’ General, however, did not propose to sequester said pro- perty; but to take it, and give a check to the amount taken upon the Government of Mexico, the United States pledged to make her pay, we sippore. T ‘ ate, and the whole scheme fell to the e suppose, is the only authority for the it the “ sequestra- of the Lit t whole scheme, in ail its 4] pee of making reetitu tion upon the church, havin nm abandor it is | seareely evsary to pursue this branch of our pati gation further, Returning to the main question of the probability of » whig House, and the further probability of the reeall of our armies to the occupation of a defensive line, it will be useless to make further remark than that should the occupation of the Mexican capital fail to bring the Mexi- can authorities to terms.the choice must rest between the occupation of @ defensive line, or the indefinite military cecupation of the entire Mexican con! oracy. Briefly, then, our opinion is, that if the war be uot ended by the meeting of Congress, it will be one of the first measures of Congress to reduce its field of exercises to the occupation of Mr, Calhoun’s defensive line, W Wasnisorox, May 22, 1847 A Duel Stopped. Two young disciples of Hippocrates, to wit, Dr, Brax- | ton and Dr, Perkins, of King George Court House, Vir~ ginia, as wo understand, recently extended a discussion, on some point connected with the science of medicine, to that extreme which Professor Espy would call the