The New York Herald Newspaper, June 11, 1847, Page 4

tuphyries, alded by the profoun Shinuon! Jupiter Tonans ! but that was sufficient to excite the contempt of Benton, and ds. gust of the raggedest Mexican lepere that ever slept in the sun ! And Calhoun pockets the honors of the whole trans- action, wituout whose aid we should have found ere this day, Texas re-annexed to Mexico—and our- selves wae away with Ole Bull about the barren penstionst Oregon, her frozen lakes, and half-starved im And here, in the middle of the nineteenth century of the advent of Christ, we find President Polk, the eom- Promise aie Fran aa Father Ritenie, the dees. smoot man, higglii aggling in a war jexico, in- to which they stumbled as blind horse stumbles iuto a ditch, head set, neck and shoulders su io the mud, with Ti ee atone leg and Scott at the other, pulling their hardest to pull him out. Qh, the glory of territorial acquisitions! How it declines toa discount, when we find @ region occupied as large aus Frauce, not worth, for purposes of cultivation, # half bushel of tors! Oh! krikey what a fall- ing between the fanciful descriptive and the desert journey through Colltornia. to the coast of the Pavific, by Geueral Kearney! How delicious were mule chops and Loree ribs through that spontaneously productive region! With what » login, ning ie aid she. atin Faptured soldiers wish for the dog soup of the Chi ‘a8 they mastiouted theic old shoes in thy stretches of th hot studs of California, whove lakes ure depositions of salt, aad wi fountains are hot and bitter from the volcanio fires below! Oh! what a paradise of a country fw that i that for young gone out of Texas by Tyla, ( more interloper-a mere acohiontal circumstance, hav ing no clearly deflued right in the matter.) fo his ouly Chace was to make up the deficit by the tag nexation of California! And wo are satisnes that he believed that couatry to be vs rich as Egypt, aud that it would pay « heavy dividend for the taking. But he was mistaken California turne out # perfect \umbug—a Te- gular take in—s Yankee trick, out-and-out, Aud the whole of this accidental, incidental, unex- plained ead inexplicable war with Mexico, may be clear- ly set down to the infatuated and preposterous ambition of Joba = and the unfortunate meseao lations of President Polk, based upon Tyler's Programa c APULTEPEC. Wasuinaro, June 9, 1847. The True Grit of a Volunteer. Conversing to-day with a volunteer of the new batta- lion, a third person standing by, remarked that he must look sharp im reconnoitreing those Mexican churches, and he might make a prize of a golden Jesus or two, or even of “our lady of Gaudaloupe,’’ with her diamond spangled flounces. The little volunteer looked indignant, and promptly replied : “ No, sir, the plunder of churches is not one of the articles of war: As [ understand it, we do not make war against Mexico, for the sake of lunder- ing her churches; and before | will descend to that sort fer both arms to be chopped off close ” That's what we call the true grit a volunteer. We shall reach the sense of the Mexican clergy all the sooner by keop ing up th thus far pursued, sooner than » e barbarian of an indiscriminate plunder. ie ver, hint at this fat. ter plan has been hooted down the win FRIAR JOHN. Wasuxoros, June 9, 1947. A Hard Case, A month ago it was generally understood that Chas. Lee Jones, of this city, waa settled upon as thelieutenant colonel for the new battalion of this district. He so un- derstood it—every kody so understood it. Charley, to be sure, was not yet distinguished as a military man, but it was understood that the appointment was bis.— So understanding the case, he went to work like a true soldier, with heart and soul inthe business. He opened his fine large house on the Avenue as a recruiting sta- tion for Dan Henrie—he hired men to drum up recruits —he daily attended to the recruiting operations for the several companies—his time and money were nothing— he was determined to raise the battalion. It is now about full—ready to go. What now? Weill tell you what. Seeretary Marcy says Capt. Hughes, of the regu- lara, (a brave and learned officer.) must have these volun- teers. The volunteers bave entered a remonstrance, but we have not heard of the result. If the Secretary con- tinues intractable, there will be a fayeg) meeting here, and as far as we can aid the ends of justice, we shall stand up for the rights of Charley. It will never do to allow a thing of this sort to go into operation. w. Aupasy, June 9, 1847. Anti-Rentism—Affairs in the State Capital, $c. $e. T remarked ina late number of the Herald, that va- rious signs indicated the complete dissolution of the anti-rent organization; I said that it was an event which might be confidently expected. The result of the election has shown that that presumption was pub- lished on good grounds. In this county, which is the seat of anti-rentism, they polled on Monday only one thousand votes for their regular candidate for District Attorney, and about the same number of yotes for Sur- rogate. There bas been, therefore, a decrease of several thousand anti-remt votes since last fall, when ‘The vote for Harris, the anti-rent nominee for Sen: tor, was larger than that ¢' I now say, unhesitatingly unti-rent organization in this county is dissolved forever. Such a result, it is true, has not been effected until it has inflicted trouble and misery upon the State; but that will rather enhance the satisfaction which every good man will feel at the dissolution of this organization. ‘The election of the several democratic nominees for Judges of the Court of Appeals, is conceded by the lead- ing whig paper of this city. ‘The Comptroller and Attorney General of this State bave published cards in the evening papers, pronouncing several statements in the Argus, in regard to their be- haviour at the late election, “ false and calumnious.”’ The musical world is in extacies at each performance of Christy's minstrel: Puitapecenta, June 10, 1847. ‘The announcement in the last intelligence from Vera Cruz that a lamentable duel had occurred at China, be- tween two lieutenants of the Virginia regiment, and that both were killed, created very little notice here at the time. It has since been ascertained, however, that one of the rash and unfortunate combatants was & Philadel- phian, the son of Francis Mahan, well known as the publisher of the fashion plates for tailors, He becamo attached to a Virginia company of volunteers, under the following circumstances, A corps mustering atRichmond, Va bad their numbers nearly completed, when some dis- contentarising betweem them and the Capt.,a great por- tion withdrew their names, and the commander was lett with but # fraction of his complement, In order to re- pair this dilemma he came to this city, and with the ai a young Mahan, who was then « lieutenant in Col. Lee's company of Union Fencibles, 51 recruits were ob- tained, and he left the city with them, having had promise that he should be elected to a Lieutenancey. — On arriving at Richmond the other officers and men de- murred to this, but having a majority of his friends in the company, they elected him to the post. ‘The ill feel- ing engendered’ in consequence, has, it is supposed, led to the fatal affray in which he has been cut off at the early age of 23, Ree hopes of his friends and inflicting intense anguish upon the family circle, thus robbed of its most endeared member. The deceased married at a very early ‘age a young lady of this city, not more than 16, who is now left a widow at the age of 19, with two infant children, one having been born sines the departure of its father. ‘A decision was this morning made in the case pending for some time in the District Court, brought by General Leslie Coontbs. against the Bank of Kentucky.to recover $20,000 for Professional services as a lawyer in obtaining the return of Hosea J. Levis from Texas to this city.— First, having procured pardon from the Governor, in order that he should appear as a witness in atrial be- tween the Kentucky and Schuylkill banks, to recover from the latter the moneys received by Levis from the sales of stock of the former bank. The jury returned a fa of $14,500 in favor of Gen. Coombs, which, with 600 received on sccount.makes his whole fee $15,000. A pretty clever sum. Thejourney of Gen. Coombs to Texas ‘was not undertaken selely to procure the return of Le- vis, but the main object was to procure the release of his son, then s prisoner in Mexico. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. sage do 90; do, ag Wsttrosd’ 39 29% 20, 28 510 Formers’ & Mech Mechanfes” Bank, 56%; 10 3; 10 Now Orleans Gas, 135; 1500 ‘Texas jonds, 8's, an ea Giga Bank, 12%; Mm Resding oad, 20%: 200 105 nid Bonds, 73° 200 Altea! kita ar} 50 Giras "Pr a8 90 Vicksburg Bank Ches & Aya Reading Railroad pO pL ped mot Notes, 6's, 106; 800 Girard Readiny Rasiron Bond 7334; 54 Union Cae + Bete Se 5 137 oy on US Bi 00 1235: Verne Bonds 25. Hak mg Railroad fonds, 753% Hoghanv fiat x ‘th, fe Zegae Trou 8, 83 0 Foitleg Rai Aly 0; {00 tharratbu'e Sale of Stocks ai June 9.175 Dividends East Boxtog Co. 0 775 100 she Nor. wich and Spry Railroad 50; 25 do 3056: 9 do Ba £25 do. nad0ds, 555: 50 do, bosds, 54 a as on #3 Vermont & Massachusetts Railroad 83: a inn sade, 19545 50 do, bodnds, Boaingsos RR 59: ‘estern do 110; ine do, 2 5 16. At tHe Sxconp Boanp—2 pha stn Norwich and Worcester Raijlrond 497% ; 50 do $0; 100 East Boston Co 1934; 100 Long Isl. Railroad, sods, 1436; 100 do 14%; 100 do 1434; 9 Union Bank abt } Avct1ow.—3 shs Boston and he RR, 22% per ct Mi ui 3 Maer Mf per ct adv, it Ri 3 {19 Boston, and. M 5 Part dnt ‘Fremont Mille nt pe et 0, te Bk, (nar $60 am Bk, 99; 22M, rehants? ty Bk a of h, O8s. 1 Gresiee ‘bk, ont: 335 ifn ts Pitends East Boston ittbarg Cop, ay tr ig Copper € Derrorr June 5.—The market was moro active yastor day than for « week past. Purchasers were in tie m: er ewer not #0 sanguine as two weeks agi higher than they have beon this seassu’ part of the day, mixed brands, in small jot: hands at $6 25, but inthe afternoon prices ad- yar A-sale of 200 bbis was s 3 33 $6 40 and 100 fo r $663, Several hundred bar- hands at 86 37, fe and one fancy brand at com taped li Ha unsettled, and we there- the above as the figures at which sales have Nae ome ‘Nelders ask as high as 97 for good brands €f 4,000 bbls was made at 97, late in the | “2, e | cimeimmat June 4.—Fleur—Late on Ts brs sold at 5 50 This morning © the arrival of news from the East, eae OW ermine. intron eg many pars Canton, Lou, Weat naar One Masson Be | ere, Sele “halle Pa lowes fe Ree Se — ates int Feaa 63 Mga, napeli‘on oF | cartes aa hand oe ori i ees fener iit co tomes hag ate 1, will <7 gommon inalady, eereepeniere , there has three sigueneennee in particular by strictare, apectally in Jago pain or inconvenience: wency of Lo peel this a not Fert ‘as not to be suspected, it is always whie will be " Waterloo, Alles iverpo Yerand, Liverpool; f evern, | Birks—Helen, (Br) 8 London, ; Br) tite a2, Loudon bd ir, are iatara; Clartos 4 Diamond, (Br) Codd, Dablii dou, Woodhull pray) D nae aoe eas a oak eae Kelly“ Caracon, Roary as ye fs gels early sage, ‘West India Crops. Tossco.—Heavy rains had fallen, but the crop was expected to oxceed that of last year, and the prospects for 1843 were very encouraging. Domrica.—The weather had been very favorable. “the Colonist says, ‘is much bette since, and will, with a rise, if itis eb. edo Comte on i . auf a Pty Lick AT RE. ae subscribers ha: amare celebrated Salbinas th to Coe th ape i ein aisppectally offer f for sale, w! le | i: “fst ad of Meee D Delluc & Co, No.2 Park Row and | od wi bs in -tore, fresh from the whi SD Phe Selpwar Water 3. “ The present crop,’ fhen was expected some months exceptions where the late heavy rains huve inj growth ef Oe ones, eae, aa good as last year, if n have the crop reaped before thi it year’s crop presents @ very encouraging sppear- | ete Brea New York: Royal ‘Saxon, witld be kuown that inflammation, which ith regard to its ob- ‘out « gleet, aid “init Whateverto cell the pr ¥ must — in perfect darkness as to ters are very anxious to row 0 ier barks wet season commences ! P gone 7 beim Nidams gel: ri sc ie Mary 9 tind manda F ds cad Pore Pavebens Jane Lae lpm Splendid, Bus Ohyid Y; Corvo, Sch nae es s— Fores Don Nicholas, Dri iia, Melutyrey Charleston ‘Su it Alexan » Richmond; Ganges, Godfrey, Fontan tae rh Hey ae oS CATOUR te & CO. ie ane peo to Wm. ther ug that leads the atteution off from this disor- Guewapa.—The eee J rroneous notion thxt stricture Canuot exist article on the crop and the ablishes the followin —" We are grati that the present crop Srop_ promis te extped the expectation previously entertained ef sanguine, and bids Lyuch & ¢ larke. PARTNERSHIP heretoiore existi firm of Mercereau & Ande: dissols Yetavin, Khowlen, Ap Arrived. ayia. Howe, from Liverpool, May lith, with mdse, fy 73 eng May 1st, with iby ir to be nearly double that of last at presemt but half reaped. and we under- ‘stand that upwards of eighty hogsheads have alread: been made on one or two pi half that number last year. eral, although, perhaps, not in the same proportion, or the case we have noticed. expected that the total crop of ges this year will be from nine to ten enor! hogs- heads, Last year it did not reach six th Southern Cotton Markets. CHARLesTon, June 7 18. W. V. P. MERCEREAU. JAMES fo ERSON. fer ducted by ; part Br ship ib, Lamb, Hana ‘spirits and want of jones . Mintury Co. The baditens will h vt the ” stan *oHtiioa. W. VP. Mercerceu bres to inform his friends and the the store comer, Broadway and tou's, where he will es, which did not dhe increase will be geu- ims th although a mild or early stricture is » senminely, d of no account, it is far being reall ot aequ ted with minute anatu- Peculiar suet of ng lattle 1s. sateen fo we 1 passage, whe: md other aud perul- destroy chen oietoete organs, ion of | some of the most ba narra mal pod of Itis in this way that certai tions, local debility, anarritable I hag from a mild and unsuspected stricture gu Nanieguet, Sune 8—ar'7eh, ker. je iphia. Sld70h, seh ‘New Beoron, ae. 8—Al te iblie, Re be aa ur chases urteenth street, formerly kvown as be pleased to serve them etorily. ART WELLS. une tas HOUSE, c,h, from New Orleans, May is with cote omen bark Sian Destan, 50 days from one: wok & at, Allen 4 da days from fv gg (22,daysfrom Antwern in in ballast, to J Br bark Situs Richardson, 37 days from Bristol, with mis, 0 days from Aberysbi to the same extent, as however, confidently, iteeted with strict utly undergone repairs and im) Li all (nd Lanta co and €o1 See ‘ilay 17a spo Danish ba:ke Waldemar, Schmidt, —The accounts by the packet ship Rainbow, at New York, fi day! a intes fro: packet eflest, Jo Schmid « Bich en ol, received here on Saturday, totall; nd market on that day, and not a sree ‘Smith, igs cane z nat ve Bush Rated ap cold and warm, for. ladies ond gue Viadder, aud other like dis- 8th sch Avon, Crowe! ee eine pbtartonscr, June hy Rustli tt fF deveetin “aud fortunately, the: thn meseat Phila; QUATHY, (Or: the NURVE. CUR c on and enly stage; circamesanges which for any serve this purpose. 10 0 ‘Brbark Anne Jenk Dallas, Barclay & L Catharine Fraser, Wi liam: Wllese so Muse be Taglog Beatin, Perkin, from ‘Rochelle, May 20th, with bran- Treat, ‘ days from bs Hohas, st ing found to Rey are the following. ‘The first o— ‘Var Manner or Uninatina—It has been oid piped the stream need not be much diminished 01 ut observe what clothes are readjusted, and if 1t should be foum afterwaids steal away, soas to wet alittle, this, tri- it ee will afford a ground of stroug suspicion. ie in various modes, it bei ig or Cold A of ‘ew rid 'NYork, . Montevid 2 ey, Montevideo; The papers from every part of Louisiana are rejoicing falls of rain which for the present disaii the apprehension of injury to the crops from the lo 67 days from Carnarvan, ower per hands, an a Tiree ae efficaci Warren st. Hours from 10 A. M. till 3 P.M. ms, Phila; Mure Brothers Stickney Penanj Emery, bias la. a ath, sehr ‘Dals particularly in PR, with suger, , with 300 hhds sugar, Ss devs from Charleston, with cotton and Female Diseases. re pepe (3. “ A few weeks wheat was gloomy, At that @ favorable change has that promised almost nothing a few weeks fair to produce a handsome yield, provided t! not make its appearance. ) Gazette, of the 3d inst., says :— , We remarked that the prom; esent we are happy as taken place, and many fields EA FORMER GONORRHG:A MAY HAVE REMAINED It isnotso much how long ago it may have oc- gleety stage may have contin ‘ease to state the length of —To ail those who have t practices, the dreadful results |G MAN? peed aba sbilitated by seere' cf solitary indulgence, nes Heclected 1e othe mpto Rarly diable to," Dr. Henry ‘on tasss, witch trsats fully of the srhole of them; enablis 0 thoroughly understand the de rust does Monday. 7 True, there are some fields | Sullivan, hesice for ¢ Charles entirely ruined and never will make the seed that was In ashort excursion we made into the country | with molasses, to N the other day, we saw better wheat than we have seen | _ Schr! for many years; and upon the whole, we now believe that a fair average crop will bo raised in this vicinity. Harvesting operations will likely commence with us next banged sigeals with ship bide} Kader eh, 12 eed from Humacoa, PR, aden: Pearl, York Tih, ie ‘AG SWashibuen, ly more disposed to stricture U rule, however, if agonorrhasa has been suffer for a period of from six to New York. sht weeks, this would Pa ON Gon Mixv.—This, d to lessen mental ts. Not that tis 6 tags tows North Carolina, with naval Pa wn RW Brown, rete Wilmington, NC, with naval AMERICAN Hore. Ww. Carrington, F Phila; H. A tts 1» Mi Neff, Phila; piss Mar bord Ae 703 a cases a perma- at his office, or be ged va tuys oe r rece of $15, which H. re, is to depress the ‘one of its most ing nent and faicale rs seit to any part o} embraces a guarantee to the sho ‘and. can be opraaaed .; Dr, Ds Ruir, 4 Mis. ‘Welland,’ Conn; ns Chandler, Boston: Miss ws f Blake, Nee Fa few Biker Aoeiachicsine cotton. Sehr Mary Barrow, Warren, Savannah, ti hase, Boston, mds Schr tort, Wood, ton Li Schr Increase, Holl, Schr Mase, Berrell. Th Schr Canal, Combs, Schr Anu Denman, Schr Franklin, Smith, Thomaston, lime Schr Roe, Johnson, Baltimore, mdse. ‘The accounts from Galveston of the 29th ult. state that fine rains had fallen in that vicinity, and it sumed through all Southern T. suffering greatly from drought, and it was believed the rains fell soon enough to save them. News from the canebrake sents the crops there ina flourishing condition. lice had begun their work, but were killed off by the hot sun which suoceeded their advent. The Eaton (Ohio) Register gives an account of » vio- lent bail storm, which passed over the southern part of Preble county, on the 30th ult:— “The hail almost totally destroyed the wheat rope, the fields presenting the aspect of stubble flelds. and oats were all cut off, aud bruised into the ground, so thut some fields will be planted over. destroyed; either by being kuocked off, or bruised 80 as tobe valueless. The windows of houses had the glass broken; pigs and geese were killed. All concur in say- ing that the hail stones fell of th storm came from the west and passed eastward; it only continued about fifteen minutes,jyet the loss of property was very great.”” ommon t which the patient does not ec pable of business than formerly. ed to show the natural connection o! organs, but for this the reader is referred to “The Pri tise,” while the fvct itself is proved by the return of mental en- ergy as the cure proceeds. less ' plaeb, might A phe the mind and hecaure Pl ‘The crop had been the only remedy for Ey asp Sickness, Ci si by lp worcery lag il, Thomaston, lime. ion in Alabama repre- of atracture; it is repeated that this is certain— or ingouveasetice, and geuerally accomplished in avery little time. ch as’ thi been advanced some years Provements in thisart, Wexperiduced persons ae D. Saylor, ‘Troy; Mr, and Mrs. a eficctad s Feaer ts cure, wahicn presented By ag the prinepal oft tise aT Kee 1 ship; 2 barks: 2 brigs—unknow: Herald — Arrived, bark Sara} bear dohn Jomsoar tS to Judge ‘and al rears Yonkers; N. yy proper means, an any it demanded months. Many ci legeel etl ope tne ogee ince, &e., i jertake the cure themselves, and tbarily « aes ‘o these are forwal together with the author's ' remarks as any particular case may call for. S ith the means of cure i: porta ity of ay ng that h welling-house, 88 Greeuwich see HY A. M. ‘aud trom 6 "to 9P. se who al apvly i in’ 1D Mr sa Mrs. Smith, Frank. L. ‘Bu nell, i, east Brookdyas W.C. Al ¥ yh ee 115 O: open Bradley, 115 Orchard, Rey; Charles Bro R, Joues, Revenue Cutier Spencer, toge her whore naines we are not at i All communications (late tans & Hart,) wall Pa ole bg wal fay oe ; Fremont, Sproul, TLY Coase Ms C,H. Boughton, Bear rivare Trace and such eal Go. Hayward, feat 8 ds lg icons Ji "Chamberlain; Mass s a or, Bu: . Mr Gibbs, fs ion Hiv Beenche Providence: Bi Fruit is entirely peel a4 Bost odus, Bail aor ‘Laguna, Winchenfraw, do: Henry Hubbard, Creenport; Saphrom et Fuller, Bradley, do; Grace 2 Ge Washington, ie! ish, id addressed to Dr. 8. HART, be wet dally attended to, All orders the money. ‘The medicine, with di boxes, and sent to ss per box $9, $17, and $21 6 repared only by ize of hens’ eggs. The ; Delaware Farmer, Jeon’ Lamapher, dot Heury Lemuel, Cramer, do; also barge Cleaned, Uark Countess of Yarborough, (Br) Bennett, Cork: brige Elraabeth Jane Uovact Bowaey nce cure. He beli fs ghuety shone wo here suffered long from a certain class people and other causes, who can properly ap- ervic tions by letter receive the most faithful and delibe- ntion, Direct Box 869 Lower Post Office.” gle bottles, with nagearary eae me Super iew (Br) Cork and a marke: Lord 5 Corabill, 1 Bon eiseodti Se: Acinctaeat "Ohio. m | CARD—D. M, HENRIQUES respectiull calla the at tention of his friends and the public general lowing choice Se 5 Rio ox Jannino, April 24, 1647.—Prices current of awax, yellow, 740 a 760 rs, nominal; beef, mga, 20025 per bbl; candles, sperm, 720 rs per Ib; do componition o80a640 rs per 1b; canvas sia 26\432\|; chai cane seats 25/020) Bertie Rogers, Balti ne ee W. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. shone eit Powell,Tascaloosa: J. Mr aud M: ara eetes Niettins far Bal nos, Lainphey, Boston; Merth lla do ; Martin, few: Satu; Jane, Bolles New: London; D King, Sing, Medford, Mass; Camp, Providence} 0 CURE NU PAY—DR. CORBITT, 19 Duane street mem ber of the Royal Colles of the Medieal Societ; ment of certain ny , Ist quality, Rus. | Zeal, ish ld, Ig stock; do C H; codfish, good quality, 13)/a15; cordage, first quality Russian, 25)/426)) nominal; cassia, 2404320 rsa; hams, best Windsor, 1 J. M.iRatier, eb sees Nantackets Jong experience Brown, fehards, Hubbard, Newpoi merican,’ 160a240 rs, aceording to | Grace Darling, quality; handkerchiefs, India black silk ‘10! per piece, minal; Iron, Swedish, 8); do English 7//500a8||; lead,im ra 12\\a12|/500; lumber, ‘American pine, 65/\u70)|; do tobacco, leaf, according to quali- , Sijald; do small plug 340a40 rs per Ib.; oil, linseed, in in 2104220 39; do olive. 2/800 per gallon, 1/100 nominal; pepper, black, 1604170 ra’ per 1b; pork, American prime, 18/22) unaaléable; pitch, Swedish, 1 a 15; ravensduck, Russia, 13/000414| tins, good black 30/432, nominal; soap salt 8004800 ra; tas, Swediah 12/0041 (0005 ten, ‘byson; first quality 1!/700a1//900 per 1b; turpentine, spirits of. 230 rs in casks; idem 260 rs in tins; wines, Cette and Tarra- gona 85/a112.)) Bannavors, May 12.—Arrivals from the Uniled States have been few within the last fortnight, densely populated country begins to feel a scarcity of food. “The supply of flour and meal is very limited, and confined to few holders; there are not more than 1,500 to 2,000 barrels of meal in the island; and what is that compared to the number of consumers? Advices by the English mail, quoting a decrease in price of provisions, have had some effect in reducing the value of those Native provisions are dear to ap Cod fish isin great demand, and has brought at retail 1254 cents per Ib. A shipment of 300 qls. came into the market yesterday, and will be readil Lumber of every description is exceeding White pine, none whatever. came in this morning. Stayes fetching 53 dols, Oats, American and European high. Business transactions Large sales cannot be effected on any articles, The quotations are, corn meal per 10 a 12 cents; vy bread $325 per bbl; do pilot $3 60; butter scarce at 19 eents. Ameri- can Pork—Prime is plenty at $14 a 14 50 per bbl. St. Jaco pe Cuma, May 16,1847.—We have no change to notice in the produce market since our last. Ship- ping continues very scarce; consequently the stock of $ produce is accumulating. A cargo of provisions from rote the United States was sold on the wharf at the following ; rates, viz:—600 boxes soap, 1134 cts; 3,20 do aperm do, 45 cents ; 60 tubs but- cheese, 21 cts.; 100 bbis., 45 halt do ‘lard, 16% cts.; 64 drums English codfish $4 9; 80 bbls. No. 3 mackerel, $637; 7 boxes heer pork $1 hams, 11% cts.; 80 bbls. potatoes, $4; 32do oulous $4 60 The following articles from your port were sold « few days since at the following prices :—hoops, $60; 333 bxs. candles, 1636 cts.; 40 kegs butter, 20 cents; 6 bxs. jerked beof, $6 60. Exchange on the United States, par; Eng- land, $1 87 per £100 sterling. Monteat, June 7—Tho wheat and flour market here since the receipt of the news by the Hibernia, hus active, commencing on last Saturday morning, ds of flour for shipment were brought up without inspection, but guaranteed to inspect fine at 40s and as high as 42s 6d was paid during . To-day, 456 is demanded for fancy brands, und 43s 9d offered and taken in some quarters. changed hands on Saturday at from 83 to 8¥ 9d, accord- In the afternoon 9s 9d was refused for a C. mixed. To-day, Monday, the mar- ket is more quiet; 43s 9d has been paid for good brands, fine; aud an inferior sample U. barge at 8s 9d, and 11s 3d refused for a prime sample white wheat; prices tending upward. and close attention to this class cea ints; his pleasant, safe extraordinary st chu aud expeditious mode of treatment —hi during a long and extended practice city—and above all few of the grounds mode of treatment Miscellaneous Record. hee ne Pat River; roa Robi Pacnert sHip Warten.oo, Capt Allen, will sail this morn: at 12 o’elock for Liverpool, "ACKET Liat Decuess D’Onteans, for Havre, will sail N. B. This establishment has no connexion Bagi aA other in this city or el ae bi Sweatt deals 21/422); in one ortwo bios Constitutional Dapiiiey--E hoes indy oe who indulged in a certain loat! erly, ‘that he has commen: ‘ommission Business ne the nore of W. ade street, corner , Where he will devote his a to el fect sales in fate, Furniture, Groceries, aud merchandise in gene- M. J. Wilson, R. Worthington Leno; J. J.Perkand Jady, Rockland count; | Newell’ and. mi and lady, Wyarer yar’ 3 at the usual places. We are indebted to the New London Star for a slip cons taining ship news. Br nanx Crake, of and for Live the 20th of May, at Laguay: aud was a total loss. She had a cargo of coffee. Scur Bor Commanven, of Bath, in or on the moruing af the Och inst, gat a when the tide rose, fi ‘The vessel is ie strained. Hayrien aux Canton, built of teak wood, which was wrecked at the Muscle Ledges last fall and subsequently got off, has been purcl be towed there from Thomaston. Lavwcn—-The new packet ship Ocean Monarch, built by D Mekay, at Hant Boston, will be launched ou Sa 7 feet in length between the uprights, 40 feet pth of ho'd, She will resister 1300 tor dis one of the largest and ie ant tansraaetel ively soe ety. Mild cases ree ie dol jars, will receive ben a poo) parted her cable on ie of wind, went ashore, a New eae 3 C. waa New Tisai ot aeons tami ke to out-door sales of Realand Personal the selling of the Furaiture of families, at th which will at all times receive particular attention, punetual returns made. Hotels of private dwellings Will beappraised correctly, and Curnton Hoten. Mrs. J. H. Swanton and child, Geor ‘Wentworth, Newton: Rg TOHNGON, 17_ Duane street, wear Chatham sereets te well known as the most si fu the preatment of delicate diseases. rd the most extensive practice Private riley of any medical man in New York. The for skill iu those old half-cured cases that pear, preeminent, oing into Salem har. ore On the flats, and ischarging part of cargo, she ; 3 Shaw and son, Flori Kobi pt. She New Beatord; ‘Cuyts Lowen and lady, Capt. Babeock aud lady, condemmed and sold, conveniently afare Excnance Hotei. em York: Seid Ak Binder ook; Me Sues, Beaten fs fj tle, At. Suichney, David rt perio A cttnvat ell be bait Tor te saicor letting of hotses anf ‘To save time and trouble to both correct description of the premises, with a irae weeiiwtireed a EDICAL ADVIC fois, and other tenements, by Young men, cansing ts tively ‘Recent cases cured ‘Merenry. LNoalteration ta Set on ore oat paid letters, contain ded ior No charms made unica caress Dr AWBROSE, member o; a mdon, can be md or rT en bas three regular merchautment ever built in this country. full length Neptune, articles in the market. even feet in height. ing of Liverpool packets ay nes * fee Te ear commanded by Capt bopsrean late of the ship George Knox, Antigu ferking, Goi EDICAL ADVICE—DOUTOR LAMERT i is office, 63 Gold street, between tnenaes of « delicate oainre, Soctaeet balay wall and Sesion straint in diet, or hindrance from ured in three or four days tional, arising from a too f idivereet youth, and ally, confirmed impotency, of Electro Marae ets ‘A small quantity of spruce mervOt a hereby auth ngages Island; C--Bigel Log Island; C dys rae G Betts, Bridge ‘iouverse, Greeufield; A Bird: ‘ht, Galveston; rs. Crowell, child F He Reena Buffalo: J. H. Sewell, Medina; J. Ca ‘Ontario co; G. Horchkiss, Diekinson, Baltimore: street, 5 doors from Skioe: aoe is & OF er Cae Tie The Gd form eld; D. Lockwood, do; racic, Rice, fm N Orlea er, im Boston (Dec 22) for Valpariso, 8 Ton's6 ty 5, lat 31, Jon 73 1 “Bai . Exchanges sane as last. sup. Am. $8 26 a 8 60 per bbl. 46; crackers $475 a5. © black eyed peas $2 igor narare originally ‘without the. patrent be. by the maltreatme: ¥ , and servant, 7% in his line manufacture for his retail trade. made Tinen department of shirts are cut after the most a the form of the wearer, #tr0n e to deserve the Sowed on them. ‘Gentlemen preferring to material may depend on having it made up in the most faith- jease frevuently exi are, somenimes caused retenders, and sometimes by the ued Dgctor cffeetually cared Doctor being one of the me in eng of Leagan) a pt te ‘oliver, itm i Balt, March 14, for Rio Janeiro, Pa aa attention i" pri 23, lat 10.55 S, Jon's Canada, of and te! Bale 35 ds out, for the Pacific, April 19, lat 13 18 8. Jon 74 53 W. vig Julia Norton, fm Phila for N Orleans, May 26th, Int 27 } ie ‘Adele, fm Charleston for W Indies, June 4th, lat 29 3, ‘ordelia, Hatch, of fm N York for St Thomas and , Bhours fm Phila for Bra- opeller Col Stanton, June 7, off Nimble Shoals, steer- Thos. Brows Macon; s a French method to suit ‘nd beaut: fully Guished, an ral patronage heretofore be- furmish the:r own mselves, are by the or inconvenience. few qualified advert pesfect cure, or no charge m: S'fee, immediately attended to,and medicines 5 toany part of the United 8 my ekbr Milford, Mrs, Canfiel H. Waring, Webster Bright, In . Be tates. Office 63 ont The subscriber continues the manufacture of his ce- This article is pat- iy ‘the most eminent sui ai is but to be seen to be epknowlataed the most perfect article of the kind ever invent d, aud will be found of Tnimeuse be. eft to all persous (of either'sex) who have acquire ed the habit of round or deoopig shoulders 3 Persons of covsumptive or sedentary habi confined to the writing desk, D. 5 eR Stor jcranton, New Haven; #8 propeller Secretary M recommended by many ie 8. RIVATE MATT A 111 boxes tallow ‘ heen SUPPRESSION O01 rk College oF, Ritts e and Phaeme- cy, having devoted their attension during the last si ‘a priva’e nature, ean confidently promise to persons requiring their services, asafe and injurv to the constitution MARY CASES OF yield to the r treat Membess of the Ne ter, 2034 cents; 7 cas S Miss Richards, do; Hon. rn Bt ous Mr. and Mrs. Howiat Reid, Salisbury: T. ludiana; A. Buckley, fees H. R Ludington, VP Sue 1a 49.50, Jon 68 0, sch, Johp Simmons, fm. Boston janrucket' Wt lenges, or No fulk; same date, a white fing with red a ig steering 8, showin in the centre; same time, sehr H for Cape Haytien. 5, find this brace emi- eficial. The subscriber appoints no agents—has no » with, anyother establ where articles of his manufacture present location. ‘or confinement. rome VONORK HaEA. 6 or Sy. hilis, tt inflom four to ht days, Jnost sgavavatod enses in one-third of the tite telly sales THE URETHRA (considered by sfully treated without CONSTITUTION AL SHNAL EMISSIONS. ye ed ea es pel deneficial eaceciay ter | the secant ofthe Calle PORTANT NOTICE—Perwns suffering trom any of lerculean, Barker, fm Boston Dygeneral practi STRICTURI M. worth, do; 0 We Barhydt, Schenectady F. Dwight Uties Hal g t 8 o'clock, Ordinary i Litton, Feanklin, Te sors, New Redo? "a fon 3140 W, ‘bark Superior, of Sag Harbor, 1250 bbls, oy from do panes bat ye mete Bevel, em stead, for the Indian eedistashserais &9 perform a radical eure, with full ¢ their symptoms, time of cu clewhere, ifany, aud evel to Ri rt Office of the ‘Collexe bait Nigticie and Piracy, 4) Nassan street, New VELFEAU'S SE au I yaa the miieal cure of a cele 2 years experience in the Hos- my And eatgacat receive 0% “4 Winiam derlip, Albany: i ay Kor; J. D Clack sation ing to quality. prime sample, U Conrad W. Faber, |, Huntley, for Indian Ocean lor Motimer Livingston, John L. Stephens, . He —: President. i. ANDERSON, Secretary. Lyon, Brid, report: alstesd, Wi aust seme 03 A New 5 it. Sag Harbor, June 7— Arr 6th, Coast, last from Port William, 75 do. spm oil, 9000 lhs boas. ‘spoke yi) 1h, attapoisett, 300 spm; April 25, on the Equator, Tene- reported Jan'10, 1900). we 8, bark Minerva, C, wheat was sold from 5 pat, k, Sapesion, Mi Herman Oclrich 8. —- jand dos, Comstock, NL. 1600 Cid at New Bedford Ju Arrat rite i a (ie sperm) gun, ‘atl Islands, Epwarp Mitus, Leer che Ai ween gers Arrived. Liverroot—Ship Bavaria—Count C La Strange, Mr brine. Mr Palmer, Mr Sykes, J Rai In conformity with, the, provi hereby given that the Books for subse exceeding $300,000 to the capital sto Navigation Com “ diseases of the moos Voges, etyan ntallinte remedy (or other me ‘without tainting the 4 dis. (Thee stomach, orcovfinement from bi w York; vodri h, Woonsock n, coueet rat E. any well, Prov’ lence; J PP ons Dundee, A. a} r ets ibaa 4 the Ocean Steam peued at the office of the T''street, on Monday, 2lst pany, will be re- A Nogtiens Hera m, corner of Wal Arpleton, for Patagonia, 100 hase ones Me Haskell ang 01 to crate (reported He AL ‘DEBIE} si CORED. id Pharmacy, Sle ier 4 of Ne wr vere Mie or sscam of uny Riba, del sauna) fox fapeticeey eaellleh ty bemtnaean tales Gaemee Ricele bores $1 each f half ¥ dozen ingle bottles $1 each; cases . y packed, and sent to all nerts ae Uni bi hoc RICORD’S ALTE! ulcers, nodes, or an: of mercary. or unskilful medi pecting venereal taiut remaining in their sv © NgTITHTD Mrs Hiles and two ra 20NS TOG id three Ping, A Morgan aud la- 73 in steerage, he ader—G Kereada, lady and7 ‘alcahuana ‘April 2. Barclay, Baker, Nant, 1200 spm; ‘ive percent of th ag anbecrited must be paid at the period of subscripti cie oF s. will be cnlied for in ecklee nts not exceeding 10 per cent,as may be required by the operations of the Compa- y days previous notice. the 25th section of the By-Law:— ital of the Company, after the in prefereuce be allowed to those extent of ige then eaten, EH vol Edgartown, of 1200 les whalebone in Mr. Be ldweill, ‘Faerat D. Hicks W. ‘D. Buck, ci alin d Tyler, Luc had shipped Rome #5 bun rtedat Coguimbo, March 234, "i Bark Aone Jenkins—Mr Jones, senr, Mr pore Br, ie West T ay ped followin yet 2 children—09 is svserege- ing phe An ted, th Mi a Batver pion to fein . oil not stated, was there Mare! James Sorrey, Bape may who may rien Ue nrackholde tons. > pkgs John A Newbold—3 do a ke co—6 Spaulding, Thomas & igh Lage comie Allen, H m2 Levi Cooke & 6 Hichmond Cans G Hastings & cot J & J Bets George rey le Weston, Esstou; R. Wright Pe 0) ‘tg iy lady Newark: Mie O. Se’ a Beane Paria: er Brown, Europ Lacks Ni pi Cappanag, June Isls port, brig Rome, of Prospect, unc; K *§ SULPHUR, BATHS, No. 547 TLARL. Oe ieah —These Bath: sis anced raceas, Wortinger, fm er imaelf safe after having the ve without thoroughly Cleansing the system with brated alterative. Sold in single bottles at $1 ench; in cases of half a dozen for $5; carefully pac C aby Cost, WH Smith & con? GW Sands, Faller & co—! J Ellison—54 TB M. —38 Sturges & Shaw—8 Paton, Stewart et oe 8s tSeuragel H iH Schieffein & com {9 to order—2685 bars 22 bdls iron Ears 1 phy Hugh & co12 G Pattison & co~ KF: Lippold & co—12J Gihon & co rd N is & pS B. 0 20. Gata Keesville; Al ea ee sabach iain ‘also 19, May %—In port, Venezvelian brig Cari Howakp Hors Gitrmore Philadel OTY RAS: T- t SIGNS Otter 2 Niniden Lane, ayiranes hese letters are remarkable for durabi incy of the gilding unequalled by any other ai H le in brilliancy is warranted to the weather. They are nectar toany color that may SARSAPARILLA an port, brigs Adelaide, Pati [= le i $e TIAN AN oe RED by the New Yorl "College 0 or ledicine sad lontaerrst, for New Y. ia, from Baltimore, arr 23d; Flore, tor in, Dari, NY. Sieolt barks Floreace Biamaces (had Yilninatee, ina to stand exposure . Bush & coms to ocienet Ww — 8 Thos Pb) a end D splendid assort- te hester; © Saxton, Pigs New ork: R. Craugh, W y ackages 13 boiler =31 MeCall & Strong—1J W. Holberton—71 Plates to order—7 pkgs ( has Carrille—124 J ) Beals, Bush & co! J Cooper—13 Stone, 1 %, Jessop—36 John ft: TKI ee: wright, jr & co—2 © B Conai 4 Ct M and Mrs Semegon, Alesandres We Nes French and Americ ' would do well to cal amps gilt, bonged aed rey ‘and Inige "ior them- wang gece ort, or muy dis wood, Live: 1 Deon Howe and Mire: Ross Boston MH i ford, Portal Nr Wallop, i Sohne MH ie fa ime, Utiew: HL S eseren ie Mees Pottsdam, 2s ould, Boston: ai matmeleige Wilson, C ripen ietors ay ie, Eagle M Shaker. May 34 in por oa subscribers, pro hington street, (de tng of the aed matant,)reapeetfully give mnie Handing their late digarter, are sul e. ‘& co—160 bdls Ae 167 bxs tin plates Phel is & co—100 tons coal Kenneys & Sampson—6_ bal C Colden—1290 do Merritt & co—57 es 32 bdls steel Naylor & co} ‘nea an Aprayed & sou—3 do to order—c32d in gold Geo Col DeForest & co—£8800 Wim ‘Wiitlock, jr—21000 oRichd Livenroot—Ship Hindostan—103 tons salt 2 cases Grinnell, co, p2nemes—Bark Minna—00 tons pipe elay 2boxes to K & T eerie —Bark Golconda—90 es % Son--1000 ron sumer moulds Abx Mr “Thomas--350¢ forwarded to ally Nt B.—A very LW ae Office opeu from 8 A. M. parts of the Union. ‘ holesile purenusers. Wee ue HARDSON, M. D.. New York. Sacen, Esther, Pendleton, for Bos Gaeecln fae, for 4 Mi w. ‘Gerauld, Portsmot OTIC ETO MERC HANTS AND Taigeanranee Revised Statutes—Vol. 1, title 4 nf Hageoe vou jar 8! yan, Lawrence, Pa; R. page 437, section 10.— eae. for Botton a Greeary, Saraton 8 8.1 H THE NEW YORK HERALD ESTABLISHMENT, Rorth-west paar ahdiekammtavat Nassau 269. " Sew York, th wal of his vessel in the port, suc rmanded from him an thin teg and every mater for each oma Wa of one hundred do “Copy Il section of net to provide for sick and disabled sea- oe tof said Trustees shall demand, and : ‘arren, in la vO Seah Seullr'dowdos Orion, Saun- Sunivamt May 12--In port, bark Izette, Fisk, fm Boston, arr « brig Jacob Story, of Salem, from Cayenne, fome Ports, ALBrENpRtA, June 8—Arr schrs Be m5 hall be si er Peon money as shall be Basen “are Phi i timore; L. Tracy, 1d, Cah pert seres Rochester; Mes hton and ‘indy, jee, Cienfuegos; Co- Bivsiwone, Jone o— Ar Dateh bark Ni dam; brigs Four Brothers, Burvham, Ch rleston; Piaridee. hte PR; Concer ram G Haaeeyrey Hi ial » Rocupiis—Brg JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR, Le Hilier Boston; J. qromen, Cay- 6qr do Lawrence, ley—25 nf 20 qr di Allen, Buffalo; Mrs. nd Mr ate CIRCULATION —FO FORTY THC ‘THOUSAND. i Abdel Rader—100 UC onaer Th oks Ltree 2 moinsses A J Le yang | bbls su Kercada—4 chs sugar | 5 i J. We necticut: R. Coppoch, Buffe Fare on’s Hore. Bal ston Spa; C. fepker,, i rid ar} FEO HOP ss ban dah ba pone A. Merker and qjedy Griffith, Utica; H : but no coasting vessel from the States o! ray. for more an | New Ontgans—Shi| sey-cconneetieut and Rhode inland, shall ‘mont oul ae the anid President may Viylnw en masters coasting venels for not raving van +f 3 er, TamMany Have J.H. Ferris, Westmorel A. Gil * Ar ve OOM. Key Port; Weoren: qnee ae rt ah year—single coplte x sinrente Mn ‘ul bales Robert & Williams--2 brs ‘AA Jamano—e egies 2 bbls ogers & co—3 bales Al fre ranklin— 63 bbls Cooper & Girand- uums=2 Draper & Ri- G Ray! AA 8. Hyastels, New : A. Ins Harrison—=1056 Churchman: 4) chs dos ee i ko ing timma, a K ag. * Gottenbu jeran, a ico co eghorn, Pendleton, Phiia; schrs Bverett, Kel isters, Stowers, Phila; Helen TASS Newark: Joseph Far- heretofore coll jected at -\ He © payable at atthe once ra a: m. STING of all kinds executed sally and with | bor “ret Bis coer peas ti: at <G@ Van Dora, Red B Moore, dos’ A bat Croto Schuytereille: J el . D. St gee wl be be « 499 sits 10 b¥ie 9 chs © elon ield—150 bbls Lawrence & fair Bantreenas Office hours, 10 to 3 o’elock, tel ‘Austin, ‘Havana;