The New York Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1847, Page 3

convicts; there were 216 confin State is given by the directors as ba pe po cause of this happy The income of prison exceeds by $3.472'12 the ditures. There hi been but four deaths among the convicts during the year. Of the prisoners 44 are confined for crimes against person; 95 for crimes against property; 66 confess their guilt and 63 declare that they are not guiltv. Mr, Thomas Vaux, formerly well known as a re- finer in Boston, and at that time in prosperous circum- stances, but who had lately become reduced to extreme poverty, committed suicide in Roxbury last week. The unfortunate man had become so reduced that a friend had obtained a permit for him to enter the almshouse at South Boston, though he advised him not to go at pre- rent, on accountof the sickness there among the emi- grants. Go Wednesday Mr. Vaux went into the shopof another friend and, holding up the permit, exclaimed, “© that I should live to come to this! I wish some one would shoot me through the head!” He was found to have killed himself exactly in that way. Mr. Vaux was 74 years old in April. His family connections are re- *pectable and wealthy. ‘The following are the particulars of a suicide, noticed “few daya since in the telegraphic reports from Pitts- burgh :—Elizabeth Richardson, daughter of Mr. J. Rich- ardson, bell-hanger, 3d street, aged ninetcen years, threw herself from the upper side of the Monongahela bridge. The distance is about 35 feet, and the depth of water only about two feet at that spot. She came direct from her father’s house to the bridge, attracting no par- ticular attention by her demeanour, and when way over the bridge, coolly took off her shoes and place: them aside, then took off her bonnet and tied it up to one of the iron cables by the ribbons. This done, she climbed on the railing and threw herself over. About the time she was falling, she was discovered by a gentle- man, who shouted and attracted attention on the wharf £0 soon that the splash was noticed by various persons. Five yawls were instantly manned, and in a few minutes she was taken out of the water. The ight side of her face was much discolored, but life was hardly extinct when the boat reached the wharf. Drs. Gazzam, Speer, and others were in immediate attendance ; but the vital spark had fled, ‘The cause of this ‘act iy not known, She was an amiable girl, of irreproachable character. Insanity was not the cause. She had been in ill health, and it is believed was laboring under a morbid state of mind, A statement is made to us in connection with this case, which we do not feel at liberty to suppress. She had been reading a novel on Monday night, con- taining in its detail a general outline a good deal like the part she acted. It was one of a young girl who had taken laudanum ineffectually, and then had thrown herself from a bridge, &0, The name of the novel our informant did not learn. It was found in her bed yes- terday morning.—Pittsburgh Gazette. On Thursday morning, Mrs. Lydia Agett, daughter of Mr. James Agett, respectable farmer of this town, was found a short distance from her father’s house in a small pond of water, perfectly lifeless. Wo have been unable to gather any of the particulars, other than from the evidences athand. It appears that on Wednesday af- ternoon she was seen to go in the direction of the pond, where she sat down by the side of a fence. Here it ap- pears she used a large carving knife, with which she nearly severed her left arm; and it is believed that after becoming faint from the loss of blood, she struggled for the water, and finally gotin sufficient depth to consum- mate the fatal deed, and terminate her life, Miss Agett was intelligent and beautiful; and about 20 years of age, and apparently one of the finest young ladies of the s0- ciety in which she moved. No cause is assigned, and none can be conjectured for this most unhappy affair.— Lyons Argus. ‘The ship fever is now Prevailing tos considerable ex- tent among the emigrants recently arrived at Baltimore. In several instances it has proved fatal, and is said to be contagious. Dr. Lawrence, one of the health officers, was taken with it, and is now quite ill. A young lad, named Ellersbee, whilst hunting a week or two ago in Bullock county, Georgia, thrust his hand into the hollow of a tree in search of @ rabbit, and was bitten by a rattlesnake. He iemediaitly oa sick,and died in five minutes after being conveyed home. ‘This is anniversary week in Boston. The Boston Relief Committee have 1d to ship by the Macedonia for Cork, the bulk of 400 barrels of breadstuffs, on conditions * that no freight be demanded or received, on any’part of the e from the govern- ment of her Britannic Majesty—that the voyage be carried out in the most unostentatious manner; that the cargo of the Boston committee be under their exclu- sive control; and that insurance can readily be done at reasonable rates on the shipment. Qn Saturday and Sunday there arrived at Boston from Liverpool, 823 steerage passengers. A train of sixteen wagons, laden with provisions for the Irish poor, arrived at Cincinnati on the 19th inst. Yesterday was decided in our Common Pleas, the well known shaker case. It was a suit brought for wages for 15 years service by a seceder from the brotherhood, alady who had joined them when a child. The Jury concluded, inasmuch as the plaintiff eer the time the society, knowing its rules and regulations (which are that all proceeds of labor of the fraternity go into a common fund, not to be withdrawn), and had as yoluntarily left, she was not entitled to damages.—Cleve- land (Ohio) Plaindealer Thursda Political and Personal, A Judicial Convention for the ‘sixth district, met at Grecue on the 20th inst,, and nominated Hon. John C. Clark of Chemung, Ben Johnson of Tompkins, John M. Parker of Tioga, and John Wait of Chenango, for Jus- tices of the Supreme Court. Senor Atocha was at Cincinnati on the 20th inst. The Connecticut Legislature has rejected a proposed amendment to the State Constitution, striking the word * white” out of that instrument, so as to place negroes and whites on the same footing in regard to sullrage. The vote stood ayes 142 to 68 nays—two- thirds being required. ‘The time of holding the annual State election has been changed from Aprilto November, and the Legislature is hereafter to meet in December instead of May. A dinner was given by the citizens of Memphis, Tenn. onthe 12th inst.,to Captain Hunter, the inventor and commander of the U. 8, steamer Alleghany. The toast which called out the Captain was— “ Our Guest, Capt. Hunter—Inventor and Commander of the Alleghany—he has the distinguished honor of giving the first practical demonstration of the ability of the Mississippi valley to furnish an effective navy to the United States—the world will soon acknowledge, also, that he has furnished the trae model for ships of war, adapted to the best application for steam, for naval pur- ose: F ‘To which he replied in handsome terms. Judicial Nominations. Democratic Ticker. Surneme Count. Samuel Jones, John W. Edmonds, i. T, Hulbert, H. P. Edwards. Surrnion Court. Judges Oakley, Vanderpoel, and L. H. Sandford. Common Pixs. ‘Tho present occupants, Judges Ulshoeffer; Ingraham, and Daly. District Artoryey. John McKeon, Esq. The above ticket was nominated last evening at Tam- many Hall, after sharp contest ‘A Card. ‘To Captain Edmund Funck, of the ship En- torprise.—Sirz We the Irish passengers from Liverpool to New York, by the above ship, feel that we should aot act honestly te you, nor justly to ourselves, were we to leave your ship without offering to you, in this public manner, our heartfelt and ks for your extreme kindness and gentlemanly attentions, to each and every past board your ship. Aud we hereby, in this manner, beg to tender you our grateful acknowledgements for the permit us to say, that so much do we appreciate your ess, and the su- periority of your vessel, that we shall lose no opportunity of recommending to our friends in Old Ireland, who may cross the Atlautie, to secure, if possible, a passage by your hey will, we have no doubt, experience the same kin {tention as ourselves. i i our leave of you, respected sir, we, one, and all every happiness and prosperity, and long may you uue to enjoy the same. ‘ remai ‘our most ob’t. serv’ts. [Here follows a long list of names.) The Yankee Blade is as highly polished and of as trae mets] as Rogers’ best—none of your Falstaff daggers of lath. It is welt tempered, and has a fine edge; it will am- putate a limb, or remove a gangrene, and at the same time cicatrize the wound —Bangor Democrat, ‘the Blide has been entarged for the queerest notions and strang Yaukee's head, which Mathews submits w pu ber of the patrons of the press —Ibid.. Fo! TUTTLE & Co., 116 Nassau street, New York. Inventor's Institate.An urned meetin: of such as are friendly to the above object, will be held at Chin Hall this evening, to hear the bile) of the committee appointed at the last meeting, and to adopt a plan for the per- maner t establi it of the Institute, . ANDREWS. m Wednesday, May 26. Afi Diamond Pointed Gold s—Great Reduc- If vou want a first rate Gold Pen, cheap, try those that V SAVAGE, 92 Fulton street, is now selling. He has mifrom $1, up . with silver pencils included. ‘We suppose shat itis not necessary to inform the public that pens sold by Savage are the cheapest and best inthe city. “Don't mistake the number, 92 Fulton street. Gold Pens.—Reader, have you one of these indispensable articles, so necesssry to easy, free and ‘good Writing ? Hf not, get one immediately. Alway find them the most economical pen in w ¢ ment in the city is kept by J. W. Greaton & Co, 71 (near the Post Office), and from their scale of seem determined to waderse)l any other honse either wholesale or retail. No matter what may. ‘of pen wanted, you can. find it there, and what from 2s. to 68. less in price than at other place & Co. jummer Hat 1847, of Rocky Silvery Beaver, without mixture, will be introduced lay, the 29th inst, and sold for the ens their standard price. An adequate supply of th obtained under peculiar advantages, and their improvements in manufacture, enable L, & Co. to’ present to their customers and the public generally, in the above article that which has never before been offered at the price in this or any other country. ari Straw Hats—A new arti- ‘Amidon, 177 Broadwa: mer Hats of very toation of the publ AMIDON, Hatter, 177 Broadway. N. B.A fresh importation of Paris Hats just received. Gentleman’s Hati—Summer Style._Boebe & Costar, Hatters, No. 156 Broadway, will introduce on Soturday next, 15th instant, their Fashions for Gentlemen’s ft Same iat i A 1 . & C. will present to the public anew and unique style of White and Pearl Beaver Castor Hat, umting beauty and durn- lightness and comfort to’ the wearer, finished and in a new oud elegant manne w r, nama and Straw Hats and Caps for Gents, Youths and ehildcen, m26 7t Wigs, Wigs, Wigs.—Strangers, are you in want of a very five wig before Jeaving town, and one exact! suited to the summer season? ifso, we would advise yon to edtl and exomine the new style of wigs ad toupees manufactured by Gilbert and Fletcher, wractial ae makers, jo. 179 Broadway, opposite the otal up ome | Gallery, on gta ity ey Haag ADOPTED CHILD ene Cee. as ccmenee ERY THEATRE—A W, Jacxson, Strvens, New yee sate denon May 26, 1847. ‘The sales of Genesee and Michigan flour were pretty freely made, at $8 75 for the article in the city, with a few hundred barrels Michigan at $3 68%. To arrive in June, sales were made at $8 2508 50, and in all next week at $8 75. Though previous prices were well main- tained, the market was less animated than it was on Saturday and Monday. A sale of Ohio wheat was made at $2. Corn continued in fair demand, and sales of Northern yellow were made at 112% cts, and of mixed do at 1100. Meal was steady, and sales made at $5 25. Rye underwent no change. A sale was reported at $1 47. Oats were worth 70 a 720, though sales were mode- rate. Barley was held at 85c, on the spot. There were further sales of new mess pork at $16 @ 16 124. Old ime sold at $13; old mess was worth $15 25. A lot of ‘d, in barrels, not best quality, sold at 9% cts. Gro- ceries continued inactive. sale of New Orleans was adve! : on the Origin of Lite, comer of Broadway m6 2tisr 'W BOARDS—STRAW BOARD ‘assorted numbers, for sale by ~ Also, Binders’ and Trunk Boards. ON.—The Principal of i eee Aas ‘Cases, in all that the name icle contained there- ic ‘Tablet Hazor’Strop, TE, hed, WoBRG At 104 o'clock, at 142 Broad: Joseph Surface, Agerators, Britannia Were. fne ivory sat nike ny Chairs, Dressing ‘Bureaus, Work Te ie Carpets, &e. Catalogues now read: a purpose of completing his complement of pu- “of five dollars per qearter, with the Latin, Greek and ldress “Education,” at this m26 Ii AND FURNITURE WANT- se of, can obtain a ruse, with sufficient in itsel lustructed in the IM AUCTION.—A lot fine per yard, usual: eee a * Se striped Jaconet Muslius at sti ped \e' ns at ING LEAR—Ki siikent Me Vache! ible variety pattern of Pen, Pock« with a I hoi purchaser. Also, Scissors, G. SAUNDEBS & SON, 177 B: couclade with BRTAN BOR neue wt ths; O'Donoghue, Mr. Neshes Pict ‘it anid Gallery, 12! . Performance scteceeenen at MRS. PrimEniey will.take pine my ee orat the Box Office=at, which which will be warrante —Brian Boroi hme subscriber, at hi a ally attended to, H. DE BOER, 71 stock and job goods ning Laces; embroi- iment rich Needle 3 real and imitation Copes, Ca esi! Ag. ‘2 _ cent c (0. 377 Broadway. E WARD—-FELONY.— Whereas Robert rederick Glover, Work Collars; Cambrie and Lawn bought, of any dese: was dull. A public for to-morrow. A molasses was made at 23 cents. Rio coffee sold at 7 a 734, and Sumatra at 6Xc. Receipts via the Hudson River, since Friday the 21st, of Flour, 65,201 bbls 50,280 do ; corn meal, 1,829 bI Sales of 40 a 50 bbls of rather better quality, were made at $59, and about 100 do at $5. Pearls re- Your.—We report sales of about ¥ the evening of Faipay, any member of the C. Place only seats are to ‘bret gard mage le one ercury, is the consideratio fctual remedy, and the use of Dr. Wood's Bareapa by Wvatt & Ketchum, 121 Fulton way and 311 Bleecker street, N. Y. 24 Steod vases arising from an ‘has suit a favorable op} fotice is hereby given ‘person wi L isons of the United Dscintote| power heviag pose juable instruction.— | charged with several ‘a that the above reward . WILLL JEFFREYS, ‘Tansparent and Painte lanufacturer, 29 Carmi THE AFFLICTED.—Dr. WATERMAN Great natural Bone Setter, is now at the ity, and will remain for RTH AMERIC corner of Bowe tfully informs his bove well knows House has been thor a segnrs. tn the Build sal ia : which will be unde mperienced person der the iammediate cure of the subscriber. ‘VID M, HOLLISTER. to see his friends on Apply in person tates of America, (sufficient given to the proper authorities mained at $6 50. Fi 9,000 bbls Geneseo and Michigan, 1,000 do Genesee in’ all Navigation of the Ohio River. State of River. jay, at the same mixed brands, were reported 1,000 do Genesee, sold to arrive in June at $8 60, and 2,500 do Ohio, to arrive in the same month Wheat—Sales of 2,000 bushels of Ohio sold at Corn—We report sales of 2,600 bushels northern yel- 4,000 do mixed at 1100, 2. do at 112}¢e,and 1500 do at to arrive in June, ‘AN BAR and BILLIARD ROOMS, and Bayard street, ‘The subscriber id the public generally, that popular house, w! 400 a 500 Michi is life in or near bout 46 or 48 years old, stands about 6 y, slowly, and stiff nent teeth Frederick Glover feet hi A feet high or more MONEY MARKET. ‘Tuesday, May 25.6 P. M. There has been @ material improvement in quotations for stocks since yesterday, and sales of fancies to some extent have been made. At the first board to-day Treasury Notes went up 34 per cent, Illinois 3, Ponnsyl- vania Fives %, Farmer’s Loan %, Harlem \{, Reading \. Ohio Sixes, °60, fell off } per cent; Canton %, Norwich and Worcester, Long Island, and Erie scrip closed firm at yosterday’s prices. At the second board, Indiana improved \, Harlem 3, Reading 34, on prices current inthe morning. Farmers’ fell off 34, and Norwich, and Long Island closed at prices ruling at tho first board. The fancies are chapging hands very rapidly at the improvement in prices. The Directors of the Utica and Schenectady Railroad Company have resolved to increase the capital stock $780,000, equal to 39 per cent on the prosent capital, to be distributed among the stookholders ratably, rejecting fractional parts. The statement we published 4 few days since, relative to the traffic and receipts of the Reading Raiiroad Co. to the Ist of May, in each of ‘the past three seasons, should have been for five months instead of four. annex the statement corrected :— Rerapina Rainoan, Receipts for 5 mos. ending. . Ist May, 1845 Bins Wie ee ae “ 1846 low in hand at 1160, about northern yellow at 1140, 3,000 bush. Western mixed sold, 30,000 do sold, to arrive in the same month, on pri- vate terms; 10,000 do sold, to arrive in August, at $1; ‘and 5000 do, in the same month, at 960; and els sold, to arrive in June, at $1 03 (yellow.) The mar- ket for the artiele in hand closed at at $1 1236 @ $1 14 for Northern low. port sales of about 1600 bbis New Jersey at $5 25; Bran- ushels were sold ling to quality, was worth d barley in hand about 850. Oats—3000 ‘were reported sold at 70c, though in retail way they were worth 720 a 730. Canp.xs.—Sperm continued to sell at 310. report sales of 200 bags Rio at 7\oa 7c; and 100 do Sumatra at 6%o. Cotron.—The difloulty of effecting sales still contin- ues,the buying being coniined entirely to manufacturers, Holders offer willingly where half a cent is ex- ‘orkshireman, and 46 years old, and about 5 feet in visage, and light arrested, a reward of $700 0, $1200. Clinton Hotel, New York, May 20, 1847 ERICAN MAIL, PARK B —The first number of this Persons wishing to be served reg weekly or mou ess at the office, 116 OR RAPETTI’S BENEFI ‘RA HOUSE.—Siguor RAP! hes fri and thi iblic t face ou MONDAY, Size Slay, wher 1 LOMBARDI, good teeth and Ii 7 only one of the above will be giyen; if tw SIGN ALMO’S. OF A to ERIT will ke pl the favorite opera of will be performed. Many Professors havin, for this oecasion: the Orel 1 10 for mixed, and Meal—We re- 50. Rye—1600 Rye Flour, acco Y. and Erie railrou 0 Chambers street Savin Ie was taken from the coat pocket of the OST OR SEQEEN, at che rs at Gis cents per wi to leave their names an rt, 1 s gh eet econ jute, Clarionet, Oboe, Bas- certante piece, by Lindpaint e ‘As ‘a great, many thousauid of the first dall over the country, it affords ‘an excellent theace cure an insertion, must hand in theit ELIEF TO GERMANY some members of the Lutheran Churches, and othe in the 2ath May, from 93 Hudson street, Dav illiams, about 06 years of age, had po tye at, striped sill ¥ erson who will we residence, wil Between the ist aid tnd ac is, ‘Americanartsts with whom ‘he will Mi + (the ig. R, — , laurer, (the same Sig. Ps “yd ra stroet—Wednes- the second season. quae, fig- Beneven- be had at the bor office, tier, 50 cents; Private bo: who purchase reluctantly. any disposition to buy at @ decline of hibited. The sales amount to about 700 bales. Faurt.—Raisins were steady at 190c a 1950. damaged lemons, in all 750 boxes, were sold at auction. rt, very poor, brought 60c,and the remainder $1 123, 3144 per box .cash, Fisu.—Dry cod were steady at $3 90. Mackerel wero firm, and one cargo of Halifax remains Hay.—The last sales were made at 6% ket continued firm. Hemr.—150 bales American dew rotted were sold by auction, consisting of Ky., 95 bales at $105, and 10 do. at ‘sod, at $140, and 25 do, do. at itd sold for cash. A ptr of Cuba, consisting of about 300 No transactions in other de- te v O'S OPERA HOUSE—C OST, ON TUESDAY AFTERN lay 26—Last nig silk and teel Bead Purse, su ry poor of the Black Forest of Si- ¢ been appointed a committee to re- way, and the New York outof one of the Bi tor place toNo. 50 Seventh xt. vor by returning the same to it was @ poor person who Stone street, third floor, 5 ? . GERDING, 78 di : DWARD RUFPERSB ER HAIR CUTTING 8A = ON, Fashionable Hair Cutter. has fitted ving and Hair Cutting Saloon, where he e public to call. GLISH HARDWARE, HAIR SEATING, &e— Agents’ up stairs prices, to the trade, at a trifling advance ALS ALOAN OF 55,000 DOLLARS * OF IOWA, redeemable in est, Payable semi-annually in the city of New be received by the agent duly udlow & Co,, No. ‘The law authorizing the said loan of the State for the payment of t he principal : and as the?con: NHAVING AND 70c. The mar. SOHN Tuduies —A CARD—3siG) Opera House, ex of Denizetts O M'lle Dimier, from the Opera of Paris, will, between the he Dani ended, except for the Press. m2i tre Y LIBRARY BOOMs, RROADWAY.—Only 4 EXILES OF ERIN, ‘Tuesday, May 25, 181%, with the SHAMUS O'BRIEN, AND THE GRIDIRON, and his own son, PALMo's R R. PICO respe: Benefit will take ‘vening, May 28th, $110 per ton ; 4 do. dr $0 yes ta pledges the entire revenue tion of the State pro loans or otherwise, to [ rs, there cin be no doubt as to th of the investment. ‘The object of the said loan is to defra necessarily incurred in. the forms Any further information on cnives and Forks. do. fine round Stag, at ir heavy Stag Guard Carvers, 100 dozen heavy patent Knob'Lock: 634 and 7 feet Raker 10 to 16 links. bhds., were sold at 23c. ions were reported. avaL Srorrs.—Sales of spirits turpentine were re- ported at 36c. eash, and at 37c. 4 months. nothing was reported. Small sales tar were made at $2: 60, No transactions in rosin reported, We report sales 400 gallons fine quality country preased do. at the same rted,in a mode- Sales of 1250 gallons winter were sold, for Canada lighthouses, at 110c. ed sperm was worth 105¢.; bleached whale 50c.; . W. whale was held at 33c., and selected do. Provistoxs—We report sales of 2000 barrels new mess pork at $16, and 1200 do at $16 1234; 100 barrels old prime sold at $13; old mess was worth $13 25, Lard— 100 barrels, not first quality, sold at 9% cents. was no change in beef or pickled meuts. Raos—300 bales sold by auction, consisting of eotton and linen, at 3.04 cents; do mixed 134 a 1% cents, and ofwoollen at 5 cents, 4 months. Ricke—Salos of 150 tierces were made, part rather geramon at $4 12%, and good fair quality at $6, per Amount of coal t: di 6 months, ending. ..... 1st M « ret “ 3 Tons. lay, 1845 172,664 17-20 1846 296,646 16-20 1847 413,546 3.20 of receipts in 1847 over 1846 $171,162'26 Coal transp’d in °47 over °46 "117,999 7-20 tons, This is an official statement, and is, therefore, a perfect refutation of those statements recently published, is- suing from other sources, It appears by these returns that the transportation charge on coal ranges about the same as last year, while the increased tonnage gives a very handsome addition to the receipts. The following table shows the amount received upon merchandise shipped from East Albany, during the first four months of the several years named upon the West- existing debt and expen: ie, This Evening, at Messrs, Beebe, Ludlow & C favorite recition of \¢ ments in relation thereto can will be issued for $1000 All proposals must speci h the bonds will be taken at p: WANTED. by two to actas Nu ll street, where al linseed at 65c.; 900 do. cit price, cash. Sales of Englis rate way, at 62 9 63c. cash, lowest rate of interest at ill appear at Brooklyn, at the In- m26 2t*r ent of Y’S PORTFOLIO. for the last time in New York, the 24th. 10 cents—Tickets and had the Astor House, the principal music stores and at the door, in his new entertainm BAD i is, F rings; Pereussion ke. YOUNG WOMEN, situations, one r to do the Chamber work of a respect Apply at 13 Mulbery street. N STATEN ISLAND WANT! i i neighborhood of engage rooms from the 1st I the Ist of October. Address box 830, Post Office. 4 soueelvaras, SOHN NE BOULD, new, call at the Doors open at 14 past 7, performance to commence at 8, and conclude about it o'clock. ms sICAN MUSEUD Afternoon aud Ever JOHN DUNN, * the most reasonable terms, by N. B.—The highest price given for gentlemer ther with the celebrated iss GREENWOOD, mn '‘Thursday (to-morrow) ers, at 26 James street the course of this day as above, wh: ‘and small sums on gold furniture, cloth Mr. HARRISON, the comic Voealist; ORAN Western Rarunoap. Licensed pawnbroker, ‘iia street, near : OF NAPOLEON'S Persons received in private office, by ringing the bel ‘Will also be exhibited at each and every performance. Admission 25 couts, Children under 10 years 12} cents. 15,235 27 16,190 56 25, $26,032 68 45,286 88 58,242 17 89,192 65 This shows an increase for the first four months of the present year, over the same period in 1843, of $140,438 56—over 1844, of $121,184 36—over 1845, of $108,229 07— and over 1846, of $78,278 69. The annexed comparative statement exhibits the con- dition of the Exchange Bank of Virginia, on the 3lst of March, in each of the past two years :— Excnanor Banx ev arata, 029 32 $9,059 $7 SSSR CTT ISHED PARLOR AND BED ROOM, a ee ingle gentleman, with breakfnat it m Svcan—The market continued very dull, with a | reference may be had on apply downward tendency. Sales were confined chiefly to the second floor, for 4a Wi etfully informs his friend 6 of flaxseed has been somewhat in- T jay 27th, 1817, at the Apollo Be- lerces was in market, and offered at Boarders, may find board and ple: Will take place on Thursday, 4 oton water, warm and s} loon. creased. A lot $45 a1 60 per bushel. Saut—200 sac! ooma, a shower Baths for the use m ply to E. D. C., PROGRAMME. CERT OVERTURE TO “ROMEO AND and who can read and York, composed by George ks Liverpool fine and coarse, damaged, wore sold by auction at 77 a 82 cents, cash. Tat.ow—City rendered was werth 9 cents. xnone—Sales of northwest were reported at 28 a GRAND © ferencen, onto endiness and eharustsr, JULIET." (tr write well, will be employed. _my26 ANTED—A situation by a colored cook in a hoardi will come well recommend in the rear, up stairs, room six, men’s wear, bought for cash, and therefore wouenrbled.. Bere Charming Composition, w black French cloth dress Coat $20; arments in proportion, jept ready made; Pi m street, opposite the new buil Fences for cut, quality, workmanship and low pri i with fall chorus and grand orchestra. Apply at 108 Church street, ‘i The Tenor Soios by Mr. J. Pierson, a debutant of great pow- keY—160 barrels were sold at 36 cents. 4Ts—Cotton to Liverpool was worth flour was worth 3s ; to London 1000 a 16 freight) were engaged at 389d. Wo heard of no en- gagements to the continer ANTED.—By a without any incu the one as cook, be willing to tak der to cuhance the effect of thi tur of the poetry of the set, Professor of respectable protestant man and his wife, \Ce, a situation in a private famil washer, and irouer, the other as waiter: care Of one horse; no objection to gO @ short distance tn the countiy; good city reference can be had. Pl 1 at No. 242 Sixth avenue, between 15th and 16th streets. di; 00 bbls (heavy »YOR PLATES! DOOR PLATES !—Fine Brass and Silver Door Plates for $1 50 to Va. State Stock . Exchange Bank Stock ::; Due from other Banks, viz: In account current , in Columbia College. ‘coND. RTO IN AKFLAT, rat appearance as a pianist.) TELEGRAPHIC, UANO-—Balance ofghe cargo of brig Virgini HUMMEL’s CONC) Executed by George Bristow th America, from analysis superior to any other kind in the market. For sale inlots to suit purchasers, at Trappell’s Stores, Brooklyn, near Fulton my! ‘Iimth ANTED A PARTN ‘of $300, in a Boot and Shoe Store, o sR WITH A ee CAPITAL his whole time to the said bu: Boston, Tuesday Afternoon, May 26, 1847. The market for flour and grain was yery firm, and sales of Genosee were made at $8 87340 a $9; Southern was also in good demand,and sales made at $925c; Corn, with grain generally, was very firm; Northern yellow, round, commanded $1 25c; flat do $1 15; white do $1 10; rye was also in good requ $1 44—the supply was scarce. worth 67¢ @67c; and Northern canal 65c a 700. mess pork is worth $17 # $18; and prime do $14 8 $14 50; pickled hams were worth 9c, and shoulders do 6%c a 7c; Southern and Western lard was worth 10 a 103. Owing to some kind of interruption, we are without reports by telegraph from Baltimore and Buffalo, {From the UTelegraphic, ss. fe further particulars, Kerry.” App) MICHAME. TRAPPELL. _ rtman who took a lot of oak M. 8. by George Loder, (first bh nie and Chorus nt Seale: GEORGE LODER. is from the manufae- & Clark, and is kindly tendered by the TED —A few active young mento to act as agents for the sale of new. an ve their expenses will with an opportunity ofclearing $1000 per mploy will no doubt make over jons—$300 over and abo The Grand 4 mi rear clear, of all ex be necessary for them to have at fitting out. Appl IGHTNING CO. of the year when to every building, th “ke. ch, to be obtained at the usual M Va et, St. John’s Park. aia Sonery LIBRARY ROOMS BROAD WAY—LAST i MR. LOVER Will make his last appearance in a new entertainment, en- étled, S8PRIGS OF SHILELA !” _ On Faipay Evesina, May Irish character, wit h Fisherman,” ani lajor Ringgold with sales at $1 30.0 Oats, Southern, are ce of the Flag of t ™ mya nee YOUNG MAN, just arrived from the North of Ireland, jirous of procuring a situation in a mercantile house keeper or Accountant. in the linen trade with one of the foremost houses in References as to character, &e., can be given to the moat reipeciable houses in New Yoik "0" 0 © tR. T., office of thi t, mai MeM&Wer put up by him are neater, handsomer, cheaper, and more com: pact than any other sin use. They are secured is a great improvement over the ite! ‘3s = as been for many ion GUILD, Engine m ik ONLY REAL CATERER— ATTRACTION YET—26 Bull Finches, with from three to four tunes. Also, over 1000 ORTH, NASON, & N.Y. There appears to have been a uniformity of move- ment in this institution in all the departments, and where an increase has been realized in any department in the liabilities, a corresponding increase has been real- ized in the balance department in the assets. Tho annual report of the Bank of Virginia exhibits a reduction since April Ist, 1846, in the loans and dis’ counts, and an increase in the amount of specie on hand. The circulation remains about the same. Banx or Vinaivia axp Brancuss. id (by Hicular will be punetually- at sd Bergsant i maerican Lyrics and favorite selections of his own songs, “ THE GRIDIRON.” Admission fifty cents. T had at the Astor House, the prin ost celebrated districts of Europe— and plumage will be found. on inspec- ey has been enabled to offer. N: B.—On show the largest Cockatoo in America. hey this opportunity to apprise his friends at a dis- ion of this importation, that they may make nspetsh of the Philadelphia cup in pound pack punan, May 25. tion, to eclipse an; feet 6 inches, and The water in the channel to-day ‘The receipt price of flour may be quoted at $6 25 to $637. There have been sales of 1000 bbls. this morning, but buyers are more numerous than sel- In cotton there is little move- No. 2 Park Row, and 501 B OTT’S BAZ 6 DEY STREET. has removed to No. 5j Dey street (the mecess), and has opened Place, where he will serve up Dinners, &c., in his ol mei rs, h day, from 12 till 7, performance to commence at 8, and m2 3t r GARDEN is opened for the season—In the es Concerts of Instrumental Music will be given rass Band, under the.d jected compositions from quence of the Li ts of his old establishment, No.5 John street, lale, near Burnham’s Hotel, for tl No. ANDS scoTT street of his former s t these quotation mt. A fair supply is in first hands, anxious to sell, prices have slightly given way. Provi- sions have not varied Oats 30 By our Overland Express. [From the Mobile Herald and Tribune.) Monite, Tuesday evening, May 18, 1847. aha bl teed B pt for on in presented a ver; aspect, with irregular afd droop- ices. The sales amount to 1200 bales—500 on Sa. y, 200 on Monday, and 600 to-day—to effect which, holders submitted to a decline of about \ per Ib. closing rates this evening are 103al0% for middling. This sudden turn of the market is attributed to the te- nor of the private advices per Caledonin. Be that aa it holders wishing to clone lo named above—indeed, in some instances, lower offers have been made without finding purchasers. Excuance.—Tho transactions of the past three days have been quite limited, and rates on all points have de- clined, We quote sterling 4a5 and sight al dis. There is a heavy demand for 0 but only very small amounts to be had. Liverpool nominal at 9-16d. T6 coast- ngagements have been made since our last report at Ye, at which the market is firm. Shetland and Fancy Ponies, King ke., and every variety of Fancy Door Fowls, Sc. . a will nt all times meet with A. GRIEVE, No. 5 John at. fay 24. mission of half an, hour dari refreshments, and viewing Rave been rearranged. dmission 123g cents. Concert commences at 8 o'clock. I extras, as bread, bi . ena be procured’ are at his bar, and vored Ci II be happy to see his old friends, and respectfully so- ched Eggs, Rarebits, Tea, h the best European and all a5 Im? ALL GARDEN CONCERT ROOM —A de- UXHALL GARDEN CONCERT Shas ce, am sisted by Miss Mar- ut adit 4 eatin , No. 472 BROADWAY, between . SA A octave, grand action, Piano Forte, all the modern improvemer the very best seasoned mater a oe in use but a short tii aad, 80, some very good low pi seen at the Piano Forte Ware of Broome street. LANDS FOR SAL he counties of Tazewell and ‘These lands are well watered and heavily rich and enduring, and suitable for having been made from this tract, t if desired by persons who wish to settle upon and improve a considerable portion of the same, low. Terms ensy, with perfect ‘These lands can be approached by water to a point, . through the Big Sandy ast three days has Patronage of the public in hema alas place of resort ey of Miss Jeanie Te ing until fastin Phu His tables will be supplied N a for sale cheap. ‘To y. Profits since Ist Jan. (less ex- demand, and a few 1d to the reduction vation. No selectior whole is offered very lo DANIEL SWEENY, Late 11 Ann street, New Yor VED TO 66 CHATHAM STREET. the h of the travelliag season, deems ose who may not be aware of the fact business, as well as his J Have the honor of announ the heads of numerous families, longer their unprecedentedly succession of thirteen weeks have been nightly crowded, by the elite and fashion of the city. Admission 25 cents; to commence at 8 o'clock. _my237tre_ L NOTICE—THE ¥ Professor of the Flute, hay by the desire of will be put equal! = Denominations 1 CrncuLation, 1st Apnit, 1847. Of Ones and Twos rem: New 60 day: it necessary to apprise t, in order to extend his accommodation, he has removed Chambers; and near! has opened a Saloon on 9 mut in extent, com! inthe city. The enlargement of by the increasing patronage of the tion has been selected er, at an expense of CUNNINGHAM, MONTREAL CANADA—TO LET— newly constructed Hotel, nearly. finis the best and most ncce tress, on the Custom House b Wi ite Duane, where he, name plan as his forme John A. Kyle, adopted the Book manner by A. G. wise ports thre ment, manufactures ere Ly been demande: id i overlooking the wharf, | Beshin is the only tf i it din the © jatoire on of the public, feademy of Music, London, and in al it Nh USymaty of the moet Norfolk office (not reported) Married, At Grace Church, on Thursday morning, by the Rev. Hives sears pegs Dr. Taylor, Hexny AxtHony Anthouy Barclay, ua SmytH, daug! will find not only the su quired form, but each of putation he how enjoys, ‘ALDBURG, second son of Eaq., her Majesty's Consul, to Conne- ter of Walter Cochrane, Esq. Deduct cut notes, and notes on hand o! each other. ... Total circulation, Amount of »xchan, on other States for the quarter ending Int April, 1847... . Amount that h which he is determined to main- tain. As the above is the only estabMshment he either owas, or is nally or otherwise connected with, he and the public will remember n of the undersigned, and sole DAN: Dining Room, Parlor Bed Rooms, and every + s4.+ «$2,177,679 00 in any manner nomi he bank in checks furnished by t On Tuesday morning, May 25, Mr. Tuomas Puonxer, aged 47 years, a native of tho town of Ardu, Ireland. and the friends of the family in general, ly requested to attend his funeral from his late residence, No. 6 Centre Market Place, on Wednes- afternoon, at half-past 4 o'clock. in the 24th inst., Ronent Mantis, aged 66 years. His friends, those of his family, and of his son-in-law, tfully invited to attend his fune- ‘M., on Wednesday, the 26th May, from his late residence, No. 49 James atres On the morning of the For further particulars, apply to the pr gy ae Montreal, May 26, 1847. john A. Kyle, 26 100% re ILLIAM DOW. Also on hand Kyle’s oes will receive immediate attention. & se eee+ $1,162,051 37 “hg factured as above. Instruction given on 8 as accrued for pre FOR SALE OR story House, No. 324 B theatre now being built, eeu. Apply to R. SWEENEY’S HOUSE OF REFRESHMENT, NO. 66 CHATHAM STREET, NEW YORK Bit, oF Fane. ‘od next doos to the new en Anthony and P EREBROUGH, 216 Tenth street, or to SEBROUGH Amount of notes on hand, of other ‘bank incorporated by the Stato. ........64+ Amount of notes on hand of banks incor- rated out of the State...... ‘ Of the outstanding debt at the bank and estimated as bud. cor of 28th st, branches, there And as doubtful. There are thirty-two banks and t: necticut, whose united capital amounts to $4,605,742.— The amount of their loans on-the firet of April was $12,770,349 16, of which $9,029,991 09 was loaned in Con- necticut, $601,455 97 to manufacturing companies, and $3,949,902 80 to citizens of other States. sum, $2,364,967 66 was lonned and discounted by the banks in New Haven and Hartford. AMUSEMENTS ELSEWHERE. UT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA— nesd ng, May fe the 9 ot HUNCHWACK Master Walter Med: Wat Thomas Chifford, Mr. WI To conclude with the farce of TOO MANY COOKS ¥ “ 'TH—Gregory Granite, Mr, Chapman, h inst., Ann Lippe, the twin daughter of John B, and Mary Liddle, at their re- sidence, 183 Canal street The triends and relatives 272 respectfully invited to P.M. wo branches in Con- side of Fulton street, just a step fi ‘at, dast, tarmoil, and confusion of Broadway. attend the funeral at 6 0% ERREOTYPE: discoveries” and " improve- ments” are the order of the bach artist claims that h Y work ought to carry the full way, Of this latter * of course the very best, ¢ jue Pe ooe ph hi Indi Pad Fos Ta pe en fh WA re philanthrophy, he would ye city with one of them on his hes “L. WALSH & BROTHERS French Boot Makers, No. Ann street, New York. Freneh Calf Boots of t ashion made to order for $4 50, usual ually sold for $10. Al Mason will appear. 8TH I ed Atthe Bowery, 111, yes—there th But brag and folly put aside, his work it Then judges will decide hi a fine colleetion. to take some thousands more, er” over the sugar st $10000 Treas Notes 6s 500 do. 24127 Ohio 6s, °50 1000 LU States 6s, 20000 Indiana Stg 560 lo 4“ 10000 Indiana Bonds 960 41 2000 do “1 lly; Diego de Marozzi, Mr. Jersey; Camilla, Mrs, yantain Sylph” isin preparation, and will be spee- ip ined circle and Parquetts, $0 cents; Family cireles ms "elock—to corumence at = ILLE COURSE, L, i.—TROTTING, F and made to order at the sh ++ done in te NVALSH & BROT cice to his friends ani « how, prepared to furnish all orders that he may ' ‘ongnes, &e., in every variety of quali and package at the shortest notice, and on the most reasonab Aldo, that he will attend to the purch produce generally; and he tru Many yenrs experience in the bu of vresenting the following highly he will be entitled to re iuckwheat Cakes... KING Tite OPPO- R ALIDA, from foot of will arrive in’ Albany and han those taking the old and handsomest da: Troy, from 1 to Ibs on the river: she is new, and in every way superior to the old ve a share of patrouas 25¢ P. M.; match for $609; atteaded to, and liberal advances made on all goods entrusted to be sold or exchanged. MOLATS § LPHUR et of ei Eruptions of the Skin, Palsy, Colds fae EEsFSo5eES inday, Wedaesday, and Friday mornings, 0, be, &, April 15, 1847. 300 Morris Canal A dl FOR QUEBEC.—To sail with deapate 4a Maithand, Phelps & Co. * ‘Taylor & Mern! my duty to return you my fit my daughter received from your $ ted for two years with rheumatic and, in fet, had no ried, ws ocension required. two eminent physicians was tried, | up all hope of ever xe thanks fur the Lene en. ve pale names gr g. Tormentor. = =% 190 do ‘odline names be. m. 190 Long Island Admission to all parts of the Course 50 cents. C4 4 cars will leave the South Ferry. at 1% o'clock P. M. for ree, returning after the sport is over. wes obliged to be ea dy that wes preseril but to no effect, and [gave a but being adrive 100 do vor se valk | 15 Erie RR Serip ILLUSTRATED HAND her walk | tootor W TL LERS, containing a description of each State, the aces, the railroad and BOOK FOR TRA- UNION COURSE, LONG TSLAND—TROTTING. s, principal towns at (he asnal places at half yast 1. Board. $5000 Indiana Bonds 450 shs Nor & Wor 00 i Ng 100 do h 10000, Reading Bonds 40 she Farmers’ Loan 400 do . 390 Harlem RR do give any further portion rate map of the United States. TSTO AND FROM POOL The splendid ani fast sailing pack: hi ELIA, Capt, French, will positively n New York off Monday, May ly." Her accommodations for cabin, second superior to most of the other of passage ix very low, Th ing to wend for their up pt ste ie ot Perios Jars to those that PRmeye ink respectfully, OSE DONALDSON, 16544 Division street. to anngunee that, in com 0 di 960 0 Long faand est RSDAY, May 27, att c'clock—Purse $100-—Mile 200 lo s and from Liver. iT STORE IN THE CIT rot French Galvanized Spring, H B ip and meamboet cn lair, and other Mi Fy. Sarah Wineh V0 Morris Canal GSTICER, Proprietor 4 arecorty Tends, should uenke KR. Papscor (6 Bowh ouset 8d door below new and important a ents, and principles explained in his books and lectures, H ice ws at (7 Warren street. =: ss % Nor Bwor