The New York Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1847, Page 3

vidends, Bank of Case Fc Mav 1, 1847. § ireulation. Unpaid Dividends... <1: Liabilities, other than to Stockholders. . ....$317,377 79 Assets. Due by Banks— In 440 49 In New York, 39,722 93 ~ Notes of other Banks, 10,563 00-$109,756 31 Specie and Bullion..,........ 31,461 70—141,218 02 Drafts maguring in Charleston, 20,09 09 bs if New York, 69,756 38—155,849 47 | Bonds, 16,470 60 Suspense Account. . + 24,890 54 428,048 31 Real Estate— Bank House 7,012 00 Bonus, Plates, &e., 6,345 00-13,357 00—441,405 31 $427,266 66 Deduct Capitals. .......seeececee eee 400/000 00 Leaves a profit, Ist of May, 1847.,....... $27,266 66 The net profits for the same period last year, were about $18,000—an increase of surplus, within the year (after again raising the dividend to7 per cent) of $9000. Against this, however, are to be set two old debts, amounting, in round numbers, to $9,600, and reducing the real profits to $18,000, Adding the estimated pro- fits to lst July next, say $4,000, the net income for the year ending that day will be $22,000. From this smount a dividend, at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum, $14,000 ia to be paid, leaving a real reserve fund of $8,000 in round numbers. The capital of this institution is now $400,000. A large increase ot business, to both the town and the bank, will, it is expooted, attend the opening of the Branch Railroad to Camden. The annexed comparative report of the tolls received on the Morris Canal, from the epening of navigation to the Ist of June, 1846 and ’47, exhibits a much more fa- vorable result than has been generally anticipated : Canat—Recriets or Tours. ived from openiny Mo: Total amount of tolls reoei opening of navigation to 31st of May, 1847....... .$12,359 41 From opening of navigation’ to the Sist of May, 1846......... ‘Total increase in favor of 1847........ Tal for the wok ending May 81 1848, Increase, week ending May 31, 1847........ $1,144 96 ‘These tolls are derived from the same boats that were on the canal in 1846. Arrangements have been made by the company to have, by the 10th of August, double the present force of boats on the canal. ‘This work is in the hands of the right kind of men, and wo have considerable confidence in their ability to make the canal a very valuable property and a very pro- fitable investment. It has an inexhaustible supply of coal at one end, and an immense market at the other, and there is no reason why this canal should not doa tremendous business. It is our impression, that in the course of a year or two the transportation of merchan- dise through this caual will only be limited by the faci- lities of the line Sau of the cad 1053 har 5 aaa $5000 Treas Notes to 105; 6s $7 10000 ef 10032 100 530 57 20000 b6045° lov 57 2000 do 250 Stonington 57) 20000 Penn ablods 78% 100 aw 571 =f. «ee TB lo a 750 Ohio 6s, "60 102 0 2 b36 59° 10000 do’ 750 Wo 1m do 236 $044 4 10000 INlinois Spl a Nor Wor aoe 2000 Reading Mtg Bds 7! Grs 50 1000 Tix ws de 495% 5000 Reading Bas 73 125 do 330 is 5000 73%, 2002 do 49% 450 shs Farmers’ Loan 3°” 200 do 20 do 7% 20 do, $50 do 39." “50 Erie R a" 900 do 35) 2 Utica Py ahs f 150, att 33% 200 Long daland State $0 Morris Canc} 19% ma 3 do D6 2844 25N A Trust 9 60 shs Phovix cane. 60 shs Stonington 58 100 Nor & Wor bis ° 0 do 58 50° do 49 30 do 58 do & Bb Fy 50 lo lo 50 do 48% 50 Long Island bis 2814 so do 48%) 50 do 28) 3 go 483 200 Harlem RR bi0 59 50 48% 150 do bi0 59 50 do 4834 350 do baw 59 100 Farmers’ Loan 3632 200 do 30 59! Erie RR (old) oO 30 Uo EH 22 Erie ol 60} lo : do 61 10 Aub & Rochester 102 100 Stonington 58 50 Reading RR 5a d a0 do Ey CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yoru,’Monvay Arternoon, June 7. The market for flour and grain was rather heavy, to- day, and there were more sellers than buyers. In the forenoon, small sales of Genesee were made at $9; and of Michigan, at $8 875; but it soon appeared that large sales could not bo effected easily, at the same prices, and towards the close of ‘change, sales of Michigan were made at $8 75; and of Genesee, at $8 8734, with $9 in some cases, for small lots. A sale of Genesee was made, to arrive in June, at $8 75, and 1,000 Ohio sold, to arrive in July, at $8 60. A sale of (iencsee wheat was made at $2 10; and of Obio do., at $2 05, Sound Northern yel- low corn, was sold at 120c., and mixed do., at lc. Sales of rye were made at 135c. Canal oats sold at 620. 8 63c., and lot ot heavy grey do., at 64c. Provisions were better, as far as new pork was concerned, and sales made of new mess, at $17 1234, and of new prime, at $14 1234. In groceries, there was a fair busi- ness in sugar and molasses, but coffee was inactive. The recent detection of the fraudulent adulteration of imported English Linseed Oil has caused considerable conversation among business men. We were shown two invoices to-day, by an importer—the one was for ubout 48 pipes, and the other for 12. ‘The former lot, on inspection, proved to be all adulterated. Tar Oil, or a kind of empyreumatic Oil, the présence of which can be readily detected by the smell and taste, totally changes its character, and renders it worthless. Tho Tar Oil in sald to cost only « few cents, or a mere trifle per gallon ; while pure English Linseed is worth 61 a 62 cents. Asnrs—We report sales of 2 800 bbis pots at $475; and 100 do Pearls, at $6 31%. Barapsturrs—Flour.—We report sales of 4000 bbls. Genesee to arrive in all June, at $8 75; 700 do. Ohio sold at $9; 1000 do. Genesee, ‘and 400 do strait brand Michigan sold at $8 8734; 2000 do, consisting of Gene- see. J Hon gan and Ohio, sold at $3" 76; and a sale of Os- was eons ‘at the same price; 300 do Michi gan, in bel onder; sold at $8 6234; 500 do. Genesee, sold to ar- rive inten days on & day’s notice, at $9; 400 strait brands Michigan of good quality, sold at $8 873g; and 1000 do, Ohio, ol sold to fscrive in July, at $8 60. Wheat— We report sales of 5,500 bushels of Genesee at $2 10, and sean Ohio at $2 05, Corn—Early in the fore- noon 1,000 bushels bd id ellow sold at $1 22. Later ishels do. sold at $1 20, and da old at $1 21; 6,000 do., a little ; and sales of 3, ,000 do. were report. ed sold (probably mixed) at $1 15. "Sales of 10 to 12,000 bushels mixed, were reported at $1 15; @ lot of damaged white sold at $1 10. Meal —600 bbls. nold at $6 62%: and 600 do. were Teported sold. at $5.8 Rye—1.000 to 1,600 bushels sold at $1 1d 4,500 di $ i Ryt Flour.—140 bbls. sold fey) to 4,000 Canal sold at 62c. a 630. grey do., sold for shipment at 64c, Correz—Tho market was inactive, and no sales of moment transpired. Corton—The sales to-day amount to 700 bales, chiefly ‘taken exporters at fall & cent decline on rates before the steamer, Featuens——We report sales of 2000 Iba western live geese at 30 cents. Fisu—The market for mackerel was very firm, and rales nade at an advance. We report sales of 100 bbls No 1 Massachusetts at $11 123¢, and 200 do do, No. 2s. at $7 69; 400 quintala of dry cod sold at $3 873¢. Favit—We have no change to note in bunch raisins Hemr—There was more doing in American dew rot- ted, and considerable sales were made on terms not un derstood; 75 bales dressed do, sold at $150 and $170 per ton. Leap was dull at $4 50; dealers wero expecting further receipts. via New Orleans. Motasses—Wee report sales of 209 hhda of Porto Rico, at 33g cents; 160 do Muscovado at 2644 a 28 cents, Nava1 Stones—Small sales spirits turpentine were re- ported at 35 cents. We heard of no movement of mo- ment in other kinds, O1rs—We report sales of 1500 gallons sound En) Mnseed at Gleents, 4 months, with interest added ; and about 600 a 700 gallons American city pressed at 66 cents, cash; small lots of country were rola on terms not understood. N.W. Lory ‘we quote at 3134 cents, and se- lected at a ba Moe Provi Ww reps sales of 1000 bbis new Moss and Prim Pork, $17 1236 for the former. and at #14 2234 for the latter; and 100 bbis old Pork sold at previous rates, Boef continued firm with a steady retail trad et eS iorgrvovan mtg payers otto to had, ni ices '. uot is State (Ni Pr 1Waibo. and Ohio at 12 met are at7a Ricr—We o have Cul tt rele @ at $6 50. Svaar—We have only to report of 160 boxes Havana Brown at 6%, are of 4000 Ibs Philadelphia rendered were made at 90, enone—N. W. was quiet at 27¢, and South Sea sczv—Was rather byt and aud yetoes ‘unsettled. ante--An engagement was made for a direct port in ‘ireland at 38 2d. per barrel. sand 10,008 8s ssked something 80, New Chesse fells at ts were made at 10d. for Grain, Flour were taken at Ss. The packets saked managemetit; and ine fair vay of making excellent d!- | more. To the continent, there was little offering, and Tates ip @ measure were SS TELEGRAPHIC, Markets. Bartimore, June 7. Our market was less firm to-day than on Saturday, and we report sales of 500fbbis. Howard street at $9 25. Meal is very scarce, both country and-city ground. We report sales of 600 bbis. at $5 62)¢ a $5 75. Corn has ex- hibited little change since Saturday; sales of 1000 bushels yellow were made at $1 20 a $1 23; mixed and white were both scarce, particularly the latter, which would, if in hand, readily sell at a good price. The former we quote firm at $1 16a $1 17. Wheat continued firm at $2 2 $2 10 per bushel. No change in freights. Provi- sions steady. ‘ Boston, J June 7—P. M. Our market for breadstuffs, owing to our reduced stocks and light receipts, continued firm to-day. Southern flour is scarce. and much}wanted by shippors in the West India trade, but in the absence of stock, it is in demand at full prices, viz: $10 $10 50. South- ern Ohio to some extent has been bought as a substitute. Genesee flour was also steady to-day, without change in price since Saturday. Corn, also, continued firm at Saturday's rates. Rye was also firm. Oats were in fair request at the closing prices on Saturday. No cargoes of corn afloat. Stocks are up, compared to the sales at the close of last week. [Telegraphic Correspondence of Phila. Bulletin. Pirrssurcu, June 7—Six and a half feet water in the channel, Sales of flour at $6 25 to $6 37, and is now firm ut highest ‘The recsipts are large, and holders anxious to realize, Sales 1,000 bushels yellow corn at sales 3,000 Ibs. feathers at 28c. Nothing doing in cotionte caer auton ft of tobacco are and there is @ fair business ‘Wool is in very active demand at steady prices. The demand for provisions is increasing, but there is nochange in rates. Groceries are without change in price or state ofdemand. The weathor here is delightful Married. On Monday, 7th inst., by the Rev. J. Tackaberry, Mr. Aunoup Stivens, of Nevark, N.J., Smitm, of Washington, D. C At Ithaca, on the Ist inst., by the Rey. Samuel Parker, Mr. Epwarb Sroppanp, to Miss Axa E., daughter ofS. V. R. Schuyler, Esq., all of that place. to Miss Hennixtra Died, On the Sth inst,, in Philadelphia, in the 92d year of her Mrs. Ester Jonvon, a native of this city. r remains will be conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery. friendsof the family and of her son, Conrad Jordon, of this city, are requested to attend her funeral, without further invitation, on Tuos lay, the8th inst, ut'l o'clock, , from Pier No. 1, North River. On’Monday evening, the 7th inst., Carnanin, wife of Asahel II. Bartlett, aged 32 years. ‘The friends and acquaintances of tho family are ros- pectfally invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning, at 10 o' o'clock, from No. 5 Whitehall street. 2t ; ree ties, 1; colic, congestion of 1 rr mire, I fever, intermittent, It fever puerperal, 2 fever remittent, 2; feverscarlet, 4; fever typhoid, 40; fever lever co.g-stive. 1: fever continued, i; heart dis- inflammation of brai amination of bowels, tot: ba of lungs, 15; mation of the pericardium, vy K tem; erance, met marasmus, Fs 1, premature birth, 1; ett 3; teething, 15 ulceration of thr A. W. WHITE, Cit) ‘Age—Under lLyear, 43; to 2 Ohad, 28; 2 to 5,26;5 to 10, 14; 10 to 20, 20; 20 to 30, 59; 30 to 40, 10 to 50, 27; 50 to 60, ety to, to 70, 13; 70. to 0, 45 80 to 90,2; 90 to 100, 2; un- nown, City inspector's Office, June 7, 1817. , South Carolina, in the 59th year of her son, at 59 Arch st jes Tasch [O88 On saturday afternoon, in coming from 1h nue down Broadway and Fulton street, to the Ferry, Bisck Whalebone Cane, with au eagle's head on. ‘The fader will receive asi able reward by leaving it at Schmidt & Bal- chen’s, 105 Wall street. SOLUTI under the firm of MeCoy by mutual consent. ues B. se hon busi TED—At her Tesideses in 5 Bamps Mrs. MAnYM iE, i her age. Any information use ni Says aes will be thankfully receive elphia,, Fartwershi TANTE Coy LO THORBURN. will be herenfter conducted br Utd horized to settle all CORTANT NOTICE OF RB. os scriber would inform his patrons and ic public that! he has ved his Gentlemen’s ready made Linen and Furnishing Ee blishmext, aud now offers a new and extensive assort- ment of articles in his line manufactured and selected thi spring expressly for his retail trade. a cane attention, paid to the ready made |i Seperement of his bi ee shirts are cut after the most approved French me! the form ofthe wearer, mrooaly and beautifully ined, id will continue to deserve the liberal patronage heretofore ‘bes stowed pa them. Gentlemen preferring to furmsh their own hae al. may depend on having it made up in the most faith- er. N. B.—The subscriber continues the manutacture of his ce- Jebrated Patent Elastic Shoulder Biace.VThis article is pa roniaed and recommended by maw the most eminent as geons, and is but to be seen to be ackuowledged the perfect article of the kind ever inyent-d, and will be found ‘of immense bevefit to all persons (of either'sex) who have acquir- ed the habit of round or drooping shoulders ; tho confined ng dent en or sedentary fe. See., will find this brace’ _ bscriber ap) ‘noes no agents—has ‘no connection with any other establishinent.. The only place where articles of his manufacture can + obtained, is at his Present location. LL’8, 266 Broadway je8 7t¥r between Chambers and We Di ELLIOTT, Oculist, 683 Broadway, informs hi Mieuts that during the simmer months. he will be rom 10 to 4 o'clock, on Tuesdays, ‘Thursday pes jes Ttiszitowsrre GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING—IT 18 AT.ONG TIME since I have had anything to say about my. original a tem of furnishing the mest elegant and fashionable garments, at less than oneshird of the ordinary prices, and although there has been yumerous imitations of my plant none of them haye succeeded,in providing (as I have done) all that can be re- quired at so greatly a reduced rai i have now on hand s choice assortment of French and Eng: can lish Cee a! a great variety of eonany le Ly peed hy meresand ‘ins, vestings, &c., which will be made to order very best atyles, Perc cent less than is d for the same qui goods and workmanship. ready made, in nthe ry best manner, Dress C. . from the finest quality of Frenchy brondcloths «from $16 to $20. Spricg and Summer Sacks, nats, Ke made trom the best materials, as chea very chen) in the city. Call and be convinced of the at the Original Cash T stioring Est ment, Vie 96 Broad. way, one door below Wall street. . Agent. Merchants and others thewr fooms wads ha may depend upon ig their garments made to id cgrestly reduced prices. One price, and no abatement. _jef 3tins reod#re ULPHUR BATHS.—For Erruptions of the Skin, Ke., Mis. M. Carroll, 194 Fultou street, opposite Church street, would inform perso h Diseases of the Skin, that per baths have ‘ag = ce 1825. "1 e mended Ws our first Smith an others, whose lette = publi 1g Fix to my house and one ‘month to tack of Kheumatism, My ri T was perfectly he medies, I was recommende ‘oud bath, I was carried out of thi was unable to undress or dress—the third relieved that I could walk with a crutch and cane, and th fourth barh eutirely cured me—all pains and the contraction be:ng completely removed, Hoping this may be the means of inducing others to resort to your establishment, I remain, Rest peggially, Yours, GIOVANNONI. Butte between 2 into, the bath, avi ‘bath f was so mach alony nk, OF from that Bank to 60 Wall street, $333 in city bills, viz: 3 of $100 h, the bolance in small notes. A liberal reward will be. given to the finder, ow del vering the amount at No. 12 Joues? a CG 60 Wall street, i Ss": (MSH LANGU. LA Ker ‘atleman leisure ote in the afternoon of each d: them m iyinn, instruction in the Spanish ta uike, provided he could obtain sufficient encow rgement forma class. Gecthemen desirovs of acquising the langun; can *puly by letter, addressed to B. Cs atthe office of nts 6 Stee Lf y LAWYERS— 4 lad of about lo 16 years of ae is desi havi Procuring if situation as student in a law o a good busin le can, through his frien mud “ tal to his employer. Address Keut, at this oflice, which will be promptly. attended to. je8 It*re De\R=0r POWER LL, Ocnlist, Aurist, Ke. wean, comer of Watrdi street att nds exe: y ofthe Eye and Rar fro! 4 och Powell has just published « porules Tretiae othe eon wih gueravines, Nyon paper 0 cents, muslin 75 cents, comprising 9 description of ita anataray ‘und treatment, be , physiology, d ion of spectacl juries & Stringer’s, with rules ir, the selvct avove,andat Bi Tobe had as 3 Fowler & Je8 tt*re Wells, and of booksellers generally. W herirer ott eke, Appl Hobie ¥ green x5 ie aap, and ac M Broadway, “ie6 cere ARD ON STATE ISLAND, ja yyuhia tou mines walk of RS ae ade " ; more, 09 Water st; Henry Seaman, 0. D IN THE COUNTRY WANTED—F A emg —_ B during the panera tue hour's convenient access | NEW YORK CARD HARLE: Rata 1OAD COMPANY. to thecity. A house where few or no other boarders are taken! UMMER ARRANG NT. Will be preferred. Address Box 106 Post Office. J0.7t*r June 8, will be’ as the EN of, pare Waste fia spectable young woman, situation 1 a Frederick eh” Bloung it. Be Bar Evelyn, Mr, Clarke; Graves, take care of children and ia She ad a ONS AND APTER THU UNE teh, 1847, the ladaway; Clara, €. Wemyss; Georgiana, Mrs: Pde ple ered cara of ‘Anote ad: | win teere tie che Maite wawl fixer notice.” Up trains oie si sfitlowed ritgomedy of A QUEER GUEST dressed (o\A'B. Skt "Bowery, ited be Feninea ie Histor Morrisana Fordham & Tuckahoe Pleasautyille, | ATA WEDDING tines Meat, dete At 2. Boo i a9 Witme Beee: Herts aud | ie canelage wit Pua Nani “Patna, Mr, Milner, i ’ wary" Hi TA M. Bores& cous 4, i w i verformance Commences at 75, FANTED—A ke g men to sas “ agree ALMO'S OFERA HOUSE— Chambe: Seem a aad popalarpubticn:| 2 pny aes Peg haat been ome Seiwa tions—$300 over and above mses will a perfor grand 0 opera of SEMIR, them in, writing, with au opportuuity of clearing $1900 per) { miramide, Siero Baril: Arsace, ‘Signore Pet ear, Some man now ja gar een y will no doubt, oer) 5 “ enerentan Idrenus, Sig Benedes zema, Uae tori kane gee | 3 Gir Bay hana een Reena re Bio iain a ood ting. out. Ppl we tou oe” -Retaming to. New York will leave aad arquette, $1; sick tier 20 igh genens Prat boxes for eight er ou iis Alt a paid. Bite, Meg ere, Forde. Wile Beige, Tuckahoe. Stee om A A fl Goriock EMeanigees H denen iia nace cue y Gielr’ieit off weaslag apparel who are desirous of conve: STEN oe Broad n be attended to by MRS. J. oe i tet id dr As “discoveries” and “improve ” are the order of the day, Each artist claims that his work ongiit to carry the full sway, ALSH has now a “Process,” of course the very best, x he Bowery, lil, ye re they stan it But bi d folly put aside, his work invites inspection, ‘Phen judges wil de decide ina fine collection. jome thousands more, rf: sugar store, _m26 aw *je P BOWER’ near Broome. : HERB AND ROOT ‘DOCTOR will cure any case of private disease, or no ch: A great part who apj for relief have been deceived by the host of ousting qua whe ruin thousands. Who wish a perfect cure in ashort | time, without mercury, should apply immediately at 143 Bowery. jeS2awiwSakTurr | CEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, Office 44 William street. | Dink | aan Courad W. Faber, Horatio Al Mortimer Livingston, C. H. San E ‘dyno Ais, ‘William ‘Chamberlain, John A. Iselin, lohn L. Stephens, ROADWAY THEATRE. —This establishment, Herman OelrichssT cp, President pies: IAN TRON FO DERS a B ertetiog fa Browlway: Will haart he ees: oa Eowarp Minus, General Agent New York. ' = pair of 18 inch ron Car attached tog | Roses oon ooo about the first of September, under, the Cuarces £. Anpenson, Secretary. s, were left on Pier No. 2, Nom River, about two. fits ou ETT. Persons of acknowledged In conformity with the Provision the charter, notiee '4 ine by some person unknown. ‘They are not marked | {lent wisl pea stanton for for the season, will please address | hereb: n that for subscription foran amount not | or directed to ay . ‘The owner is requested to call, pay | him Ke ising $300,00 to the capital stock of the Ocean charges and rece! a Ni ‘Company, will be re-opened at the office ofj the | New York, Ju jeer | = Company, 44 William, comer of Wall street, on Monday, ist AAFARM FOR SALE, “alinost adjoining the i 4 iof New pel ite Der cent of the amount subscribed must be a nal at the ‘ding marl e,) to manure . ie rALNUT, STREET HEATRE, PHILADEI PHIA— the subseripi cant oxceedin | Tulniea ale OF ure on Reza wate mathe ew | YY Re-ngacementjof ini Peapedceavie weit 10 per gentas may be required by the operations of the Comper | further particulars enquire of the subscriber, onthe pein ind fiscinaing PAS DERLEDIS °° can my, gad. upon tality days : Jed Swere WALIER BUR Lats, el ‘fe comevicta of LEND ME FIVE SHIL i th REVERE HOUSE, Bowdou Boston,— | Lis around mn De RISDAO aball es Doatersnes beeaeeed Coches ‘This exteusive edifice 1s now ia Be Fo Mich pwill be added the Second Grand Divertisement who may then be stgeuboldect aud to the extent of their then the. reception of company. calle 56 30tre actual subscription.” ‘|G Willan street, opposite scription of summer ination, ‘ean conceive of that is not a vi govd taste, can be found at my establishment; cou Cashmeretie, Alpacha, Merino, Giogha #0, Merino Pants an wil Ge sold for Rom $6ap teegae Ph addition to my legitimate bu: any dese rngs, See. Ke. good summer articles are posed to have ing, between pedi oznsar bow Ee clock. Any persoa re cerns: of the Astor House, ‘oda be liberal iy Tewanled HIP FEVER ANTIDOTE —Dr. Tobias’ Veurtian Lina: been drop on Friday Tand 80 ag the parcel je6 30*m mer ina certain preventive, if used as directed, against P Fever, as hundreds of persons who have waed it eau testify, as thesr’ business -having’ealled. them ufo parts of the city where this disease was raging. For sale at Knapp’s, 130 F cipal Droge Iso, at Dr. To street, uear the Bowery. Price 25 cents and 50 cents per bottle. _None genuine, ees ened 8, J. TOBIAS. MOLAT’S SULPHUR BATHS, No. 617 PEARL stheat naar Brvad reyes Chere Hated have bee eablite ed for the fast twenty-six Years amd are she only Sulphur Bathe in the cit highly Yecommended by’ the, most for, the cure of rheumatism, ‘alt Theum, eruptions of the skin, &e. por Bathe also given daily, from 8 A. M. to 8 eB 3e*m ‘N-A black eRe two _hundres Plainfield REWARD—LOST OF rocco Pocket Book, con! out F (ineluding twelve dollars P $2 dollars, in tens = under id sund: A parers, aluable only tothe owner. The above reward will be paid to any one who will deliver Co ask. said book and contents to the subscriber, and ng questions eas CHAS, M. REQUA, 28 Burling Slip. oe “re charact dor in th ‘ commenced, and it i a Fepbeciable ae =| CORN. poe ra ae ehh eee a Tuosdn weaday, June 8th, az oclock Be at No. ster street, for aegouut of the Somer Aboe t $00 bushels Oat Do. William’s Bridge, and Ford has Extra trains on Sundays to Harlem and Morrisiana, if fine weather: PARE FROM NEW To Croton Falls .... To Whitlickville , To White Pi ‘reight trains le: AUOTION NOTICES. vill el be ey day; 70 Market street. Underwriters YORK contents and i gh wet se 50 Sad ‘street at 2 ‘Returning, leave Croton Falls at 7 A.M. and 9 P.M. 0 Pisana, Je8 iter ee pee Ory¥ AMUSEMENTS, of oe Jose "ea . ie season ot Fase, whe Cant Paes ora jor Natale Perelli; dae ini; Lucretia, Siguora T’. i dasowt secured at the Box Office. i ne ace and me St Gallery, iene. BAS i M7904 M oben st half past 7, performance to voimence at 8 eae i 120 pM.| A ME<ICAN MUSEUM—PERFORMANCES both AE 10 1223 P M BieM. sare Noe as PM. tg Tors THE ORPHEAN ‘HAMILY; OR KENNEBECK 4 5 ‘White Plus. | rhe most talented and poruler test's America are tugaged | ea, te So 710 Aa | atts house, and wall give their Grand Concerts Unis afteraten | 5 Se 745 33 4s and evening at halepaat'd aud, quarte past # ovlock ken $5 ive ted perfriners w including the Chap. Pleasantville. New Castle. B sdford, Whi iui ek igipiere Kine Menitcet Moving Dianne ory jeasantville. New Castle. prams of on AM. ae a gr Wiehe Or NAPoLEbN BONA rabre. 513 PM. Coon pil cite TBA _Admiasion 25 cents. estes jel're 730 A UXHALD GARDEN CONCERT 8. 430 PM. LL" “Phe trains to and from Croton Falls will not op on New Vea Monday Ff “at eee ND COS: York Usland, except at Broome street, and 32d street. A cat | CHIT of Vocal aud luntumental Huse, case Gow will precede each train ten minutes, 0 take up passengers in Solos, Refrains, Channts, Glees, Dances; dens peouliar te the Th of cars from Croton F The Ba eee nad New Yorks exec arate stor | the Band fs composed of the following artists :—Messrs. H, 03 J. Saulord, ‘Congo b Parag solinys. |. B.C -— Banjo; Raymond, Second Castanett; W. Donaldson, rum. admitting a Gentleman and Ladies, 25 cents. to commence at 8 o'clock. ie6 James Pieces ry Inte: * Death, usin th,” from the Messiah je6 rre Concert of Sacre Music will be ing, June 6, by Dodworth’s justly which Pd fort ‘, coed gther from Der ‘from Luci rmission of half an hour during the evening. T0 THB ‘| LATEST MOMENT. TRLEGHAPHIG SPECIAL OVERLAND EXPRESS NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE TWENTY-FOUR HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE mai, HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MEXICo. Capture of several Towns on the Coast by Com. Perry, MOVEMENTS OF SANTA ANNA, His Resignation as - Commander of the Mexican Army. CHANGE IN THE MEXICAN CABINET. OPERATIONS OF THE AMERICAN SQUADRON IN THE PACIFIC, Later Intelligence FROM GENERAL TAYLOR. Preparations for a Move on San Luis Potosi. &e., ke., &e. Puitapecriua, Juno 7, 1847. Ls teumer James L. Day has arrived at New Or- leans, with Vera Cruz dates to the 25th May. Nothing later from Gen, Scott's army Commodore Perry haa captured a host of little towns on tho coast. Ho was about to attack Tabasco, where the enemy was two thousand strong. Advices from the city of Mexioo have been received to 19th May. suggested the plan of construct: plished. ‘The furniture was all made to order, and designed express- Jy for thas hotel, and the richest patterns of carpeting and up- holstery manufactured and imported for the same mirrors and chandeliers of chaste. workmanship have liberally distributed, aud every article see see ‘to cor Cost partment appropriat has been aivenheving two pri cent anise ld ae. ordi vate parlors and suits of rooms eka lant di ae wick fully solicit my20 Tare PRSSCE® re for ladies, eae entrances, wit! of extreme beauty. ‘at all times be obt ig halt will be mare an attract hy and the drawing Improvements an Ane rapid growth of the city and proportionate increase fo tra 8 hotel of a superior walled in point of splen- jew the enterprise was ditional ae ik aan hopes to receive, Liberal ou RAN STEVENS, Proprietor. COUNTRY PEACE b AND FURNITURE FOR NT! at Bedford, Long Island, FOUR MO! 'S—To let, 3 miles oa Now York. Cony: cars and omnibuses; a most ‘delightful, place, with 4 acres enclosed, with stable, ‘&e.; will be rented, with or without furni all wher mom furuiture $200, without $1 geatlemen—To let, a parlor er a separate. Aj ly at 91 Liber healthy pasture App! FURNISHED APARTM pd , without board, ee ‘ances atall times by iture, from 10th Ju ist Octuber, the owner being absent far that time, “Rent GoDEN, Ti Wall st. Perfo ‘After which the fare of the RENDEZVOUS, To conclude with a Third Grand Divertisement, the Grand PAS ORI ‘On Wednesday, the ENT AL, by SANS mnoise Danseuses. auseuse Viennoise wil at 8 o'clock preet nrmance to comment y accom: purpose.— ement. attention between ‘Trouble and'Sarah Winch—Mile heats, eacl mili | an they please. iH Tooms conve- riginated with the. projec: pacit advantage retired for a cow, 1 e: Wood: —A neat $130) m. Ap Frean Staten Island, oF to W. Brean. Custom Houses New York. ‘wo Story Cottage, commanding 2 eT. A ie fait view of the Harbor and Narrows. It is situated on an eminence, in the neighborhood of Stapleton, Staten islaud. Rent $! plication to ‘ean, Auditor's Department, Theodore Chase LES RIDGWA Cutter and Wig Mal Wa Proadway, corner of Maiden ‘Laue, up. staits, late of 23 all s C. R. having completed his new arrangements, wishes to i form those gentlemen who have so Hheraiy patronized him his former establishments, and the will be happy to receive a call from them ting, dressing, and wig rooms, 170 Broad: ane. all’ meat of the nea ‘article chemical oil, dorie and. “out-door i chimneys, wicks, French and Ame: pare pershades, ‘Lhose about pu:chasing’ would do well to call and judge for them- selves, N. Pe Eilt, bronzed and repaired. ~_je5 Sot re P. 8. REILLY, 133 Canalat. under the by mutual far, lard. cxtnp hive eh cut and plain gg ui & Anderson, was dissolve consent on the Ist of May,,1 1347. THOS.W. Yana. P. MERCEREAU. The business will ieventint be" on Sonata Sy ae Ander- son, the old stand, 4th avenue, corner 28th street. jercereau begs to inform his friends and the the store corner Broadway and Rushton’s os. W fas ‘that he has baa og Fourteenth street, form leased to serve the RS. JOHN MACFARREN, fadame Dulchen, {pianist to the Queen of England,, less in Piano Forte and Singing - the following terms: lessons weekly at Mi ence, $20 per uarter at ‘the pupils’ resi- win as where he will 7m z from om Europe, | pupil of ives vs, Ma ¢ privilege of re Br. : Hotes George Loder, Baq. it. Mel 1 Green teehee pear ferring to Dr. Elliot, Esa. and the Rev. fe Je5 30t* m of LARD O| for sale at 49 Car: ind alterations of Lamps done at J. Rully’s, ‘DO! stable for the SOLAR LAMPS, mine street. N Re pai HAR 'T WE, 223 Chesnut stree} ae (two doors abo seventh,) having recently undergone repairs and improve ments, offers to travellers all the quietness and comlort of h with all the luxuries of the seasou. Baths fitted wp, cold and warm, for ladies and geutle- seit od hme dalsin’ 41300" re $500 CHALLENGE Notice to “gentieme: ‘who want pelt old clothes to look like new, call at the Aillorisg Dyeing, Cleaning and Re) Not Geldacreee oF Gold and Bpret Morcody kere ardert will be punctu ended to at the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable termsyby J.B. NOAH Ni'B—The highest price given for gentlemen's leh off el. my2%5 30tiste BRASS LET- Lane, entrance etters are remarkable for durability, and ment, Green street 4 brillianey ling unequalled by any other article in the eity—which brilliancy is warranted to stand exposure to the weather. They are also japanned to any color that may he desired. altim*th le Malls, 67 “ sarthe we wo H 0 be put up on Monday, June ith. No start . Dearaot, Tuesdays, tury, at hal give notice, fiat notwith. | asked or given ‘A.M. ‘from he per foot of or Warren ‘rect,’ towching = veil vpared co fl all orders | \-B—No rowing, poling, or kedging allo Hatimond street, CLIAMSON Mt ot For particulars enquire © LON, For passage or fice 1y on bosrd the or to Geo. | my 5 Front st. | Jed 2t*r Corner We sti Dobson, at ¢ office, 1: Worrea street; comer 0 West street. NOLIEG LL = FOR FREIGHT OR TE, ‘Britis persons are forbid trusting the above on ace paatring the, Kronen ‘losemage. at Paris, wits te Bee EE RENEE Dott Res he Bria | oahie of td owe ety 19 th tion of ute Italian, German, &e., w horthen, would accept a charter to any Gi P OP] "8 LID E STEAMBO. TS FOR | family as Govemens. “Further itu. Apply dn board, at the Serew: Dock, o abba Mp Daily, | Sundays Excepted— (prepaid) Pr C., New ‘York ; PE, pot i & BROOKS, hrowgn DireetAt 7 ofclock, P.M from rl DSH ne ae rf ites PACKETS FOR H a eanibeny esr ISKAG NEWTON ‘ON fa Ce TO M 1 C IN, N Tlovical Bintates al, title 4p suas = | eB BALTIMORE, ‘John Johnston, Jr. Igave on Monday, Wednesday ad ") if i ill sail on the Ist of Juby, ‘cloc! Commissioner, at his office ithe ety of ‘of New York, witty | att Be Pot HUDSON, Capt. I, G. Cruen: | 24 hours after the arrivalof his vess GiT OF den, will leave on Tuesday, Thursday and Baturday evenings, money as shall be demanded class, conpered and copper fastened sl JANE. atT gre men: "Bee, IL. The President of sai Trustees shall demand, and t fasal t * eslert or raiasal to.pay wu, port, for dollarand fifty cents; for each mate, sailor of mar lar. Secoud, from the master of each eoasting ve: person on board composing the crew of auch. vessel, live cents: but no coasting vessel from the Sta’es of New Jer necticut and Rhode Island, shall pay for more than voyage in each month, computing from the first voyage in bach year; and the said President may sue for the peaaltie imposed by Jaw on masters of coasting vessels for not. paying mg hospital Money. edn ‘he State tax iam y the above act, ng juding that part heretofore collected atthe Custom House, will in future’ be g STATEN ISLAND PROPEL TY FOR bd Let—Several Houses, Cottages, and Lots, sit the vilages of ‘Tomkinsville and ‘Stapleton, to Board: Apply to P. Wolf Je67t rre for Sale. Also, a good F close to the steamboat landings. Hotel, Tompkiusville. Hotel and 4 R vate GAt* rre M A. Couklin names Ww: E Bryant enters. C7 The railroad cars’ ieay the sport is ove: CENTREVILLE COUKSE, L. L—TRUTTING. UESBAY, JUNE 8th, at 3 o’clock, P. M.—Mateh for “frm Trouble, Woodruff * Sarah Winch. ‘ACING, At 40’ ‘elcek, purse $50, mile heats, best 31m 5, in harness, for os Senith enters, &. Torméntor. tr J, F. Nodine, m. Village Maid. C, 8. Bartine “ ch. g. Boss ‘Butcher. jes je UNION COURSE, L. 1—TROTTING. INESDAY, June 9th, at 4 clock, P. M.—Match for $500. ‘T'wo mule heats, under the saddle, to carry ruff’s weight. m. ‘aay peatalk) it ne tnd peta fer SPIC CENTREVILLE ( COURSE, L. L—RACING. H. Woodruff * ONDAY, June wa me Davee of hn will be given by the proprietors 1 mg hy ses, one mile aul by 10 o'clock, m street. Two verned by _Je5 The Enns first py eid filers hier and Wott erin eee city ig pectable family, for which he will provide a piano forte and jet two pupils. tis* re A FINE LOT O| ERMAN SONG BIRDS, Fancy Caxes, Bohemian Bird: Glasses, oF vo rious colors, justreceived. Bird Seeds, and other arti- cles interesting to the fancier. instru P. S.—The great red-crested Cockatoo is open for al tion to any bied, from the humming-bird to the ostrich, {performances of an extrad omer ser. Bed al 1 mue, Brooklyn. assortment of Music and M fruments, at No, 268 Washington st, J. WALKER. no GRAND PIANO taves, It hys been used only Erard, Paris. rar ai 34 but in gonses uence ol for Kurope, it wil may be seen at Mr. Hoy: _J7 3tia tre is magnificent ingerament ‘woul 'O FOR SALE—| RDS MANUFACTURE—-Leopold BRA will vee one of his Grand 10’ from Ns ‘celshmted lanafactory of Meyer ) neven LINI MEN TT is warranted to cure sores and ulcers of eve- few da It actslike magic in ing rheum: other pains. ewe ‘or two ies hen 7 tain to, seve bilious cholic, the public. Sold at 230 Pearl street; ty, one of th d for within three days. DR. KEL LINGERS INFALLIBL delightful in ite odor and flay rally Hlsed ts bs tha bese femily: medielne ever oWorea to Price 50 cents per bottle. Ben ty C. Ring, corner of John and Broad: 3 Sdav. vdrug steres Dr, Burrett's Doyen tnd’ Chncham. and ai oie “FOI SALE—One of the best King | omer ‘Span rd jels to be cot ia ihe etty, Iately imparted from ton. ‘Alsovs Newfoandiaad pup,10 weeks ol, wb jargest breed in the cit ill be sold che: Can be seen at 250 Mulberr: y‘time from 8 ’elock, Jsweet pe, and is in Tett fo Thor lacatiant.."1t oul be sold te eres, value. For particulars nape ie MUSIC—TH PIA per month. ce, shall be e dollars patty Hicritess LL RE PIANO. FOR SALE, d. instrument of Nhe BY WAY OF NEW: VER—The Subscribers respectful the public that they will forward to and NO Jmoderate terms, by a lady who ae ee, nt siderable exverlence in Teachings Bhs cote es to teach iin scientific manner, with the oF e undertakes to impart a thorough knowledge A line a attended to, AND from —A oo but Boston, in th Bos- only also, head, where dressed to who favor hi be suited. welcome to their interests | KNO. y P. M., until 6 e’clock, A. M. 1 A HAT! A KINGDOM FOR A HAT! ‘0. 128 Fulton street, 1s now selling his Hed A yariey. of mer Hats and Cay d pressure of the age,” but of maar his s nseful ‘and ornamental coverings to the iseyues Principles, with x, proper fexard 3 jumps are, and where they shoul stabljshment wit| even can loci ing Wear the Sun, he customers, and by calling on heir true light. ee on Hi h No. FUL ie pli i inspection ‘T, ‘an unequalled stock of Esters well known establishment in the Sun ui Mie shady side Of Pulton street, Just. « stop from D BOSTON a0 y heats dusty turmeil, and confusion of Brosdway. very: PORT and cool and comfortable, but | ly inform \ddition to these ensable ir own ears, merchandize of every description; bundlen rack: | ities den suonubattoes tie , specie, bank notes, de. for acceptance, collec thon, dal ‘ail other business entrusted to thems, attended to mle ae ek aren ee _ promptly, tifal hats; although for the ic, and from feel- Oilice, ‘New York, 1 Wall st.,coruer Broadway. Office, : ; . Bowtge’ Bas 2 OAT a Uaee | ings of pure y authrophy, wo eee guar mae > A CHALLENNGE—The Sloop DART, will STRAW HATS, pl | sail any yacht except the Maria, w rn herowniih ufactured entirely of silk, and straw, | id mainsail, or Jib, foresail and style and fashion at iT Dive nate enlarging, from the Hammand street pier, to a. a1 the _ om Rice's ble ay, boat oft Harry town, ad back fo the plac Pear successive days, for One Hundred Dollar por dey ct OEFOME ON ATS FOR ALBANY | Monday, June ith, at 9 o'clock, A. 3, AND fi ED DIATE PLACES and Wednesday, at 9 o'clock. Forfeit One Handed SDoilncs’ J0 conte Broaudist tad Danae 9 be put ‘. poy Weduesdny evenin FOR LIVERPOOL—| ioe The ? ac coed ie Garrick, and sil the 26th of July, her regular day. my ST. GEORGES LIN Fi ROM LIVERPOt nd favorite packet al Capt. Ferris, will ‘The ip ST. » June 9h, and the other Wt MeDowell, will be ready to receive cargo i atew days, and have jmmediqte deopatal, Wars apply.to 77 rior. "furnished _aceommo- rf, foot, i Ay LINS, 56 ‘eket Ship ROACIUB, Tee Eldridge, will sue- bh OF PACK jn si Res et sani sail from New York on’ + her regular day, aud from Liverpool on the 10th baie ae Nas South ats. he aie Tine—Regular pack- a feats al fing sche Ste leave 9 rgloek tine o’eloel ae ny ‘The new and elegant aeamer et paste ery, ua gai ‘AtRive'O O'Clock, F. M=Landing st Intermediate Places— | Steamboat Sie will leave on ay. street. ‘aptain R. H. Furry ednesday, Friday, and Rass; after: .U, o'eloek, boat isin AMERICA, Capt'T. N. Hulse , will on ‘Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday alternoons, at 4 above frosts will at all ti the Morning Cars for i Asta, ey Ay” in er in ample eight taken at moderate rates, and Mons taken after 834 ti ono are forbid trustis line, withouta wrtten order from # For pasange or i or }CHULTZ, at th LTZ, at the of on the | 0. ND ‘apt. Pow: taken her place in regularly du-ing the season to ton, as fllows Leaving | payable at the office of the. semen) : peeerenty No" "8 Old slip § ee ne ag at i yolk oe an, 1 Wonk to take effect on the frat of June 18 commodations for eabin, 2d exbin, and ste sal test a 48 an 340 diet ing, Bie ad © ROBERT HAZARD, Jr Gollector, cite i eomf e eels | Hisar ta 'e'ekbioek; Coney faa : x = ut nroereding to Europe, or those. wis 10 the ferry, will be m29 lat re | for their friend: to come out im this # ave thore belonging to th ARLTON HOUSE The Proprigtor f this escablial begs leave to inform “ ment id eee ee Sa nwa cpl ‘The wt pe reel of th dt cluded ja otel, and the house fate newty bn Bg e gantly furnished throughout. e proprietor trusts that in. the the comforts and quiet of a eavare Jo give kenerai fea 2 iter UA HOUSE, South Oyste: jor thie, reception 6 evlrencs Tite: Koes cat the rooms ai PRESTO: Dor, 1847. ABATE Sou oF jouse. Ne: The undersigned will A all house for a summer residence, @ can to make Je3 300 CHARLES EF. U! aE ESO KT —The subscriber would respect inounce to those wishing to enjoy a fine prospect o| Kondon a atrrounding country, that he ean airy rooms, at the sitnation known as tne Bank street, within five minutes’ walk of the here all nds of yex-ood both shel | * the teat of acu bathing canbe eyoyed? ql negra og with the hestof boms HENRY t vont June 1, 1847. 90" rre price for the same, by or by calling on the ubscriber, nt his residence, 0 eh erwally atten a yard Di BOER, the post, which will 7 N. B. Ladies ean bo attended to by Mrs Old stock and job goods bought, Canal s } De Boe of any aero and my 29 re make early application on board, at Pier shor : hice ene Slip. 86 South street. 2 door below C nor frevehe Pill iets re: isht or passage, apply on FOX % Livinaston, 22 Broad st. allowed to ined from the proprietors. dd, withouta written perm ssion | ey Telans pare pi je | Ya the foot of Tenth ar AisHING EXCUSION TO THE SEA | “ Ba ‘—Th iS BANKS, Glin aa fit 1e eee ty tec Grand mer a8 weit ON, an 10. Yeloek, and it ‘Toovat ‘Cana ra yeas fishin teh Bans oping at Coney Ieinad | ween nr NOTICE Debts that at mek contracted byt be furnighe ids be 'O BOOKSELLERS—Published this da i Alma Pony My a by a ivan de re for the whore) io | "D pas eee Byofusely lute wid ‘arta, mane will not be peld by the captain nor by the eon: ORITION PASSAGE aa TO which with the reading matter, entirely original. Rough | 3 aca Utica, 61 90: Rrra eigte boy heres Comsle, Davy Crockety angi Terery tish brig, of 200 tons Warten enn ee Detroit, $5; Milwaukie ‘reslars, with , : ; # | pice, Bo. o rious publications, caer mat Nee i a ne TKPsGorr. clon a a ‘ero and Hamilton, #4: an ee ompanying eure | Foal P aa 100 Bi treet. 1 Bren are reer ra. Germun Almgace | ow ERAS et uta | Xuvrascnrity required will be given forthe fulfilment of all | m a core | HEYN, Captain Pir as above, her regu: | Contracts ga aay, gone, New Yor, 10 G | “or fieight or passage, which will be tak he lowest | ~~ MORN: Yards pf Brasele Three Ply ond Ingrain | terms, please apply ou hoard x cheat eo tof Beckie fa street, as Beh A ALBANY AND TROY and Interme- 10,000 ards of O} Cloth nid Matting. orto Fr eoryer of Fin ine indow Shader ints; ‘Table Covers, and | 1° nl Both streets. ae 5 tin ‘and jp net on board the Boat, ss » ed aa finde, on sale ate ar cesta ay BN QONLINE, DAILY: cra, Dean ARS: Il feare the stenmbont pret foot of Bafelay st n, Monday ine door akoury th | fat Hie wes Wednesdays, and Fridays, at seven ovclock. Returning on tnd ie | Stim at ae ands, (P eek ) West the opposite days. ‘ ves ont ee AL fash ir ae ar bite in eneral, for tl ‘Thomas Powell, C alg eave i i ner the ofkce oe ts apply on b | re “bars wo past, bews to state tnt In cons from then 4 eat Shtd (Sundry exerted 1 5 vet fea Me 10 ite: FOR FREIGHT OR GARTER The fire to rélinguish sien \erefore wi drone or his | sueuing vill eae tae tmoruing i Toelocl, clase British brig HOP! Hin now ir tpck intrade, Dy priate vale con ting of ales, | "N. B-—All Bagg very dese Bank Somtageret We uth ent. | Wines, liquors, elgars, barcrosghfurwiare? cone Mes | Bile or Brecie, on ie sims ea pe eink of euvntched to any port prt of the ya pat, inducement &e, For fA hoot Li, srpiy to Havana House, rit way, | the owner unless entered on amare | corner of re e wha oe je6 re Py South street. | tlodkic WILLIAMS, £ ne | | sewboard, of Sir Walter Senor Herrera, supposed to be elected President, is the = | peaco candidate, Santa Anna has given up the command of the army ofthe East to assume the duties of President. He was to enter the capital on the 19th. In a letter published in the papers, he states he had been industriously organizing guerilla parties. He had issued manifesto to the nation, but no copy of it has been received in this country. It was to be published on the 20th. An account of his operations in the East was published on the 15th. In this, he boasts largely of what he has done ; but does not say much of the future. The Mexican government was thinking of some mea- sures toreleage the American prisoners in the capital. El Republicano was again trying to excite the fears of the people, of the designs of the monarchicul party. It Says, seuret agents are at work to change the form of government . The citizens of the capital secim to be careless about the fortifications of the capital. ‘The papers are appeal- ing to them to turn out, and provide defences for it. The departure of Gen. Valencia from the capital, at the head of five thousand of the Natioual Guards, to unite his forces with Santa Anna’s troops, was daily expected; but had not taken place at last accounts. Senors Gutierrer and Cyaste, have resigned the Port | Folios of War and Justice ; the former is suceceded by General Alcosta, the latter by D. Luis de la Rosa. . Senor Daranda remains Minister of Foreign Affairs. Our Pacific squadron, says the Picayune, is busy upon the western ports of Mexico. On the 28th of April a squadron of six or eight ves- sels was off Mazatlan, and a thousand men were to dis- embark and take the town. Letters from Mazatlan say they were making every preparation for the defence of that place; but if the de- cent is made in an great force as is represented, they can make no defence of much account. Other accounts say that the port of San Blas, too, was menaced by our squadron, and that it was the purpose of the Americans to land and take the town. The vomito had made its appearance in Vera Crus, but as yet, in few casos, Vera Cruz has already nearly recovered from the ef- fects of the siege. The people were returning; the knocked down houses are being rebuilt; the streets cleaned, shops opened, and all the activity of a sea port is beginning to be displayed. Later intelligence from General Taylor has been received. Advices have been received at New Orleans from the Brazos to 25th ult. A letter to the Delta, from Monterey, May 15th, states that General Taylor was actively preparing for » move, and would probably start for San Luis about Ist June, where another grand battle was expected, which would probable be the final struggle. A most deplorable duel occurred at China on May 2lat, between two Virginian lieutenants, one named Mahan. They fought with muskets loaded with huck-shot, and both parties were killed. bched THE MAIL = Afiairs in 1 Washington. Tne President's Journey to North Carolina. Wasuixoron, Saturday Evening, June 5, 1847. Our last last general letter of the social visit of the President and his company to the old North State, brought up the record to the arrival, outward bound, of the deputation, at Raleigh. We propose to resume at that point the thread of our running memoranda; and in three successive daily epistles, to bring down the his- tory of the trip to the return of the President and the majority of his company in Washington, this after- noon. We expect to gratify the intelligent and wide- spread constituency of the New Fork Herald, in thus elaborating upon the points and incidents of this oxpe- | dition, or our corporeal exhaustion, after the hard chase that we have had of it, would induce us tosum up the narrative into a single paragraph. To resume, then, | from the point indicated, it will be our first office to give an inkling of the UPWARD JOURNEY To CHAPEL HILL, “ In beato, omnia beat for. At 8 A.M., Monday, May 31, the President and com: pany, from Washington, together with the Raleigh com- mittee, and the committees from the University, set out from borough’s hotel, im a qo ‘and om. for Chapel Hill, the rear nibui ing brought up by their baggag gous, drawn by mules, after the fashion | of Ola Zachat ism ents up the Rio Grande. ‘The procession waa headed by Siguor George's splen- | dia brass band, which accompanied us all the wa; m1 Richmond, by contract with the University. Among | the distinguished persons of the President’s party from | Raleigh, were Governor Branch, (who, of late years, Las | become citizen of Florida) Governor Morehead, Gov. | Graham (present Governor) Colouel John D, Hawkins, | (chairinan of the State committee) Colonel Whittaker, | Major Billy Eaton, Professor Green, the head of the | University committee, people, and others, | gentiemen—an agreeable party of all political aes party united in sentiment; political and other distinc- tions being set aside, as by ena comsent. The day was clear and fio, thoy — in the carriages, The line of vehi ooded lelsure- ly, stopping frequently at the farm Sommrenes the way, side torest the horses,and to afford the President an opportunity of gratifying the wishes of the peopie as- sembled at these points Loree him, aud to shake funds with him. Distance from Kaleigh to Chapel Hill some 28 miles, At Morine’s (eight miles ffom the hill) ahouse of public entertainment on the way side, we turned out to a good substantial dinner. Here a spontaneous ga- thering of the people, from the hilly country roundabout, ocoupled the Presiden / Seeretary Of the Navy a half hour before the meal, in exchavging salutations. Tho face 4 the country travelled over, to- day, is irregular, hilly, over fertile, thor the yple along the ro: live in the most. rubstant style, ot. woods appear to occupy tl os portion of the ion, it the aspect of a newly settled district, though the farm-houses would indicate thet their budess were here shortly after the advent, along the leigh, that most unfortunate of all men, Resuming tho road, after dinner, the Executive pro- | cession was occupied till sunset in reaching the ultima tum of the journey. Jus RECEPTION AF GMAPaL, waLD. “ “A he U ocertd f Chapel f ‘ain is eit The University o: ituated on an ole yasicn to tha whoa: tk dhe patie of North Carolina hould judge from the ascent of the l, red fvet above the level of the bea. Et University was founded in 1795. The locality name from 6 ahapal built by the English colo nists inthe oid caloulal times of George Ill. The site was selected for the college by a corps of reconnoissance appointed by the State, and was chosen cu account of its central position, ite pure air, fine woods, and good water. The distance from any large town, ‘and ite cor- rupting influences, was, also, perhaps, s consideration. The Vaivereitp pemhaes 3 now some 175 studen! dis ee, prospering. Tho Sng aeded a ote ollow square—the campas bei grove of inp wative oaks, and Tally pop akrival of