The New York Herald Newspaper, June 12, 1847, Page 3

‘New Yonx, Fauway Arresyoow, Juve 11, 1347 ‘The market for flour to-day was some firmer. Sales of Michigan and Genesee sold at $8 75, with some strait brands Genesee af $3 873¢. There were no sales of fair Michigan under $3 75, except a lot on the wharf, which told at $863%. ‘Though sales were not so large as those made yesterday.yet prices were moro satisfactory to sell- ers. Considerable sales of Ohio and Illinois wheat wore made at $2a$2 02 for the former, and at $1 90a$1 95 for the latter. Corn remained about the same, and sales of northern yellow were made at 118¢. and of mixedat 115¢x Meal was some less firm, and sales were made at $2 6448 $0 69. Sales of Rye were reported at 130c.a135¢, In oats, prices remained the same. Provisions were quiet; but prices more steady. In groceries, there was not much doing, while quotations remained without any change of moment Receipts via the Hudson, June 10--Flour, 28,335 bbls; Corn Meal, 256 do; Cora, 22,816 bushel ‘Wheat, 25,844 ashe! AsHns—We report sales of about 200 bbis Pots and 40 2 50 do Pearla, at $6 26, with a trifle off. Bavavsturrs—Flour—We report sales of 600 barrels Michigan, on the wharf, at $8 69%; 6 a 7000 do Michi- kan and Geneseo, sold at $8 75; 1500 bbls flat hoop Ohio, equal to Genesee, to arrive in ten days, sold at $8 625¢; bbls strait brands Genesee sold at $8 8744; 1000 do, sold to arrive within the last ten days of June, sellers option, at $8 75; 2 a 3000 do Genesee and Michi- gan sold at 8, 811g a $8 8734 for the Genesee, and at $8 70 for the Michigan; 1000 do Genesee, sold to arrive in July at $8 31. Wheat—We report sales of 7000 bush- ela Ohio, on private terms, supposed to be wt $2 00; 9000 bushels Ohio mixed white, sold at $2 00; 2000 do mixed Ohio white sold at $2 02, and 5000 do do, rather common do, at $1 95, and 114 do Illinois sold at $190. Corn—We report sales of about 6000 bushels Northern yellow at $1 19; 5000 do mixed at $1 15; and 10,000 do do sold, to-arrive in Avgust, at $1.05, Meal— Sales of 6 a 700 bbls were made at $5 664. and 400 do at $5 69, Rye—1500" bushels nold xt $1 30; there was a reported sale of 1600 do at $135. Rye Flour—About 300 bbis sold —200 at $7 1236 and 100 at $7 25. Oats were rather dull; buyers offered 60 cts, but sellers demanded wore, ‘The market continues bare of barley. Correx—The market continued inactive. We quote Rio at 74070; Sumatra at 6%¢; St Domingo 634 » 6% cts; Laguayra at7 a 7c, and Java ut 8 a Sets. Cottox—The business to-day amounts to about 500 bales at steady prices. Holders are more indifferent adout offering’ their supplies, especially of the better grades; those holding low gradea are geuerally disposed to meet shippers with a portion of thelr stock Fuort—There was nothing new in bunch raisins. Vis--Maekerel was firm, 190 a 200 bbls Massachu- setts, part yesterday evening, kold at $7 874g for No. 2's, No, 2's, sold at $7 623g. About 700 quintals dry cod sold at $3 8734. Hemv.—Nothing new transpired. Motassxs.—Sales 20 hhds, Cuba were made at 7c, 4 months. ‘The demand for most descriptions of foreign wan steady. Navan Srones.—Dhe market continued inactive, for nearly all kinds. Ors,—Sales of English Linseed were made at 60a610; 1621700 gallons city pressed American sold at 65¢, cxsh. Nothing new in whale or sperm. Provisions.—Sules of old primé pork were reported at $13 75, for new mess $17 25 was asked, while sales were reported at $17 12%. Beef continued tirm without change in prices. Lard was rather inactive, but the same prices were demanded, viz: 93a9% for good in barrels, and 10}¢ in kegs, actual tare, Cheese arrives move freely, and sells at 7u80, Butter, in consequenct large receipts, had a disposition to go some lower. Thice.—The market was firm at $0 00ad 70 for fair to good quality, but no sales were reported to-day. Sucar.—We have only to notice a sale of 160 hhds. ‘Muscovado on private ter Seeps.—Nothing in flax; 150 bbls. clover sold. at 70. Wuarrsoxx.—Sules were reported at 7c, for North- ‘west, and 280, for South Sea. ‘Wiisxey.—Small sales were made at 36%. Faxiaurs.—Rates continued firm, and 10 a 12,000 bar- rele wore engaged in an American vessel at 4s: to Liver. and grain in bags and bulk was engaged in Britis! wey Anetican voesda ob 10. a 12d; 4 Tall osrgo,was gaged in a foreign vessel for Holland, at 48. per bbl.— To London, engagements by packet wore made, 6. for Provisions, and at 4s, 6d. for flour. Nothing new to wre, TELEGRAPH Markets. Aupany, June L1—P, M. Our flour market exhibits no change to-day, and we quote Oswego at $8 6244, and Genesee at $8 63, and Michigan at $8 50a $8 624. The sales to-day foot up about 5000 barrels. Corn was dull, and good Western and this State yellow was worth $1 13, 1000 bushels of oats sold at 62 cts, Provisions were firm, "with a good retail demand, Receipts in round numbers by canal for the preceeding twenty-four hours, were about as follows: Flour, 20,000; wheat, 20,000; corn, 40,000, [Telegraphic cor. of Philadelphia Bulletin.] New On.ans, June 4.—Cotton still continues heavy, with limited sales at 3g to 10 for ordinary to middling grades—prices generally declining. Sugar dull. Molas- ses in very limited demand. Tobacco inactive, and there ix at present no export demand. Salos 70.000 bola Flour at prices ranging from $6 56 to $6 63 for Ohio and Mlinoie, and $7 to $7 60 for St. Louis, and bigher figures for very choice brands, which are becoming great favor- ites in the market. Wheat continues active at $1 35 to 140. Sules 20.000 bushels at 1 35 and 2,000 at 1 40.— Corn is firm at 60 to 68e. for mixed, 70 to 80 for yellow, and 73 to 77 for white. Provisions very inactive.— Whiskey in barrels 23}gc. Lard dull at 9c, for prime. Bactimors, June 11—1 P. M.—Sales of 1000 bbls. How- ard street flour at $8 60, and the market has an advanc- ing tendency. Sales of corn meal at $5 25. Provisions are cxtremely quiet. Prime beef is nominal at $10 to $12 60; mess held at $15; pork held at $17 and $16 60. Bacon selling at 92g to 10}gc for hams, 94¢ to 10 ior sides, aud 73¢ to 8 for shoulders. Lard remains at 93% to 10c in bbls and kegs, Sales prime white whent at $2 to 2 03. and red at $192 to 195. Sales prime white corn at $1 12, and yellow at $1 03. , Tobacco has slightly advanced. We havehad a very heavy shower ef rain to-day. PitresunG, June 11, Lo’clock, P.M.—There are 4 feet 2 inchos water in the channel to-day Sales flour $5 50 to $0. Prices generally have been somewhat in favor of buyers, though there has been no decline sufficiently marked to call for a reduction of quotatic Sales prime yeliow corn at 45 to 40 cents, Sales oats at 23 conts, tton extremely dull with very limited sales. Provisions remain without remarked change, bat the demand is falling off. eer cere newer emer Married, On Friday morning. 1th inst., by his Honor, the Mayor, Hesay Kine 10 Anica L., daughter of the late Moses B. Seixas, Eeq., all of this city. as On Thursday evening, 10ch inst.. Mr. Cyraian Soutn- ack. late of the firm of J. W.&C., Southack, aged 41 . cs The relations and friends of the family are respect- fuily invited to attend the faneral this (Saturday) atter- noon, 1th) inst., at 5) o'clock, from his late res; Hammond street, without further invitat On Friday morning, 11th inst., after a short illness, Josrrn D. Sintcoex, in the 22d year of his age. His ivieuds and acquaintances, also those of his brothers, Peter and Jobn, are respectfully invited to at tend his funeral on Sunday, 13th inst, at L o'clock, at 174 Spring street. B.—fho members of Cold Spring Sons of Tempe r nee. are invited to attend as above. : On Thursday, the 10th inst., Faancrs Lyxen, in the 734 year of his nge. ihe friends of the family and those of his sons. Ber- nord, John and James, are respectfally iuvited to at: a his funeral, from the residence of his sou James, No, 23 Cherry street, on Sunday, 13th inst. In this city. on the 10th inst.. Joux Haxce, a native of New aged 73 years. ee ed 0, of O K—METROPOLITAN LODGE, No. I. ‘Lhe members of Metropolitan Lodge, No. are notihed iy ateud a special meeti the Lodge, ‘at their rooms, on Sunday, June & 2o'eloek, to pay the last tribute of Fesvect bo the, remains of the late P-U., 13. Busabict. Mem- bers of the onder are invited to. ttend. y order of JESSE BRUSH, N. W, A. Mannernen, Sec'y. [KS TO ALL PARTS OF BUKOK will receive avd forwerd lett per ts of Kurope, The bags will ‘have at 4%, HARN DIN & Co. Walls’. Pes —Leiten ead as above toll para of the ; Hela Stee GENTLEMEN nde accommodated with lod without boud, at Mes. EDWARDS, No. 132 Nassau st. “re JOULRREOTYPE APPARATUS—Wanted top D chase, 4 new or second hand Dagnerreotype Apparatus . Address Thomas,” at the oifice of this paper i REL eI SDF UARDING in Monroe, berween Market aud Catharine sts. Furnished or wafuraished apartments to let, with board, to a ventteman and his wife, and two or three single gentlemen, A OF NEW YORK med ihet offices are jiag weil suited con- THE LADIES AND GENT nud vieinity are respeetfully in s city for the purpose of nections for marringe. Onlices for ladies exclusively (a lady in Grand street; office for gentlemen, 3635 Lispenard st. scuaranty is given for applicants at exch office, that all bu- ssisstrictly coufideati: ications (post paid) addressed to box 421 Post Of jel? Wr re 8 the case iz sympL sent: shortness of breath on any exertion pain and viddiness in the head, with | hation to exertion; palpitation of the heart, with palur and s\l- complexion, In these engen they are ane: remedy. Me. B. can recommend them to the la- dies of Nes York with the wtmoxt confidence, having wit: messed thei iheacy in thousands of cases ire euctosed with each box, many from falling into that insidious and ‘ble mailady—eonsumption, y hy De. B., at hi pt ace prepred and sold. Varick, where also La u Canal street opposi Dr. Breasu’s Panery the chest, &e. &e., and is one of the most certain reme: the care of er up, 89 fatal amougst children. In by ities at $1 and 5° cents each, Office hours fr to 12,and from4to@ P.M. jel? at*re | respectfully thet he hi ry iment of Mi d Children's entoved and black Gaiter Boots, Burkine, Slippers ‘Ties, &e.; Ge vtlemen’s and Boy's sewed and pegzed Boots of every deserisien all of which he will wll at low au auch ar felea oan be 4 ; Ars Uadles and. Gentlefen's Boots and NN. o— i Shoes made to order in the best manner at moderate price: Aral is a fully antic i AMES KER, jel? a0 92 Canal street, corner ‘Ooster. py CHAN! $s Fi seiieseesees: ¥ ~ — wSvanS vec eek SElaks raish Painters? dustin ¢ SSEESSESeS z rs S corn brooms (best Shak best quality hickory brooms, Sé-e famp chvmueys, Jamp wick yarn sewing thrend, assorted colo SSSESESSESES ESSE: d Hines 34° inch, fifty fatho: ee 1 inch 100 do 14 inch 150 do ket life preservers cass sto cocks per pattern ‘2t brass 1 inch water closet cocks tures for water closets 12 rolis green wor 1.50 do ‘No, 1's at $11 1244; 150 a 200 bbls Halifax, | 39 Yards fifty-four inch wide bottle green oth 360 do white muslin ; 20 M yellow pine deck plugs 3 inch 4 lo do 1 inch 200 fathoms halfinch iron proof chain, say ao sa i heayy W. O. tanned gee eat ish Ibs. ee jeat +} do do. “do. ‘thick do quality bellows leather gross woven lamp wi p aug peteatjack screws, 3 5 Ballard’s patent jack screws, 3 3 Ballard’s patent, ‘39-12 feet sock, 2400 bushels charcoal, best quali 400 sheets large middl i oi 3000 sewing needles (large size) 1004 thread do 1306 = do a , voce Cuass nee HARDWARE, Mey nds West je, per pound. 500 “do “eurled hair (picked) 'agakn i 2 4 ‘do No. 17, 18 and 19 do lo & do do do do do do do do do du aul (A Tbe to the foot) led Jaad pipe do do cl 28, 32 and 34 1b 2 do 60 ibshects brazi 120 1b lo ets brazier’s e ey 200 pounds white chalk Pe inch brass shutter knobs do do do do do brass sash knobs wea oonubSzoned va lo lo Cinch iron bed screws 7 do do wood hand screws do bench do 3 inch tumbler iron pad tocks, weS-weeds Bowe -+ 2 Uo upright mortiee, io do rrel door bolts, do do aveuges do do bulkhead bolts, , do eSer enn Kas eee ce: ed stubba and plates, RR ne Sawa Sane ogenes— SARSSSS 4, hooks and eyes, cr cr O ecteausunn nna! RS do do o do hooks for lamps, 02 do do do, jo 3x9 ch deck | do 34x10 do do ewer Seemann as BRIE SE Rezo s lo do xg do do do blank drawer lock keys Jamp screws and collars 1 do CS carpenter's compasses 60 coopers compasses do It inch float files do rail gins lets, SoSS do rivet hammers” do serew wrench hammers rds (to weigh 250 Ibs each) 230) wood saws nnd frames SSSESSSSSSSSS SSS SESS: Re OR eK KK oc awo-uwseaaaa-aatte: =: a es $s ERY, . oo sample. per ieee. lo 28) do ° i lo SESS do ream F ddore oper doze: do gn haa SSSSSESS: 2 S eS: ; ve fACOB 8. PLATT, 4 Crcennt ORR HER goods 6 cases Bohemian ware aud 60 erates e shelves, and making a Catal sailmakers’ dividers id to Monday, Lith h inst., when it wil 3 6 a 6 ee urday Evening, Jy duced, teed a 0 ‘ita; Jacopo. F. | 8i sired to take noti CE Extensive Bale Black Walunt Furnit ‘ny at 10 o'elveksat the B'ranklin Sales Room, largest assortment of +O aANUsKMENTs. forms the pubic tho have commenced's short setton 1 ' 'WELVE ny wy be. pro- | be secured at the Box Office. Hlery, 25 cents. = offered ut aucti of wardrobes, marble toy uges, divans, ottomuns, rosewood nurse and parlor chairs, do, bureaus, hat stam &c. ‘The faraiture is all made tern, and is werthy the others. (C77 Catalogues will be read: sy morning next. Sole positive on this season, consisting & © bench vices, say, 200 ron sheave rivets, do each 3, Bg, 2% and 0 ‘ench irontuttaekst No.8 do do 10 101 HEATH HOUSE.—As the Door to determine upon the direction of the » attention is solici rr inch cut copper tacks do do last season, among which do do inch wrought do sao hacen ings ie Sapper Sang i 2 ¢ umber hereto ae ure for this building iseutirely new. a furniture and beddiny Se 1 dodo Finch iron screws, No. an Mditious in to ave been made’ iu the whole establish: ment, the house newly painted, and all ftted up ia the vest inch ironscrews, No. possible manuer. ‘The i will appear, in the dramas o ncreased accommodation oustantly-Krowing he pursuit of health, justi ufident expectation that the Hhinent will coutimue as heretofore, to to. a4 inch iron screws, No. Ito } _jet2 1ere 2inch iron screws, No. 10 to 20, with the fashion +e the unde signed in ¢ AUXHA) v y Abe, & 2s s sesseeree-ves 4 inch iron screws, No Ihe di do pacity. how 1a readiness, and open for E. MARS: ty ‘as richest counties un the State railroad, running from Jerse. well kwown public house key recently refitted and fur accommodation of SSSSSSETEES ewe sVuUtErTRUEESAOW SEESSSSSSSSSESSESE Sspressast8eaeasss ETO THE LADIb . itlings, equal to a Misses aid ‘Children's 2 berg brass table fastenii in the city, with a fine assortment o Boots aud Shoes of all kinds and sure you will repeat 8, 122 Canal street, ‘aud Thompson at. 8 do binnacle braces and fixtures 2 shee: brass each No. 10, inch brass escatcheon pips lo ladies, and we are Between West Broadway Place of exhibit EVERE HOUSE, Bowdoin Square, Boston — , aud open for Bsss.-. Th the reception of compa rowth of the city \d proportionate increas sted the plan of constructing n hotel of « supe: hould be unequalled in point of spl With this view the enterprise. w: eved has been successfully acco: und of forming a series of Architectural, Historical ] Marine effe: —the most perfect spe ime: yf id edyand which have been the wonder of all the ‘p of Europe. commenced, and it he furnitare was all made to order, and designed express~ ly for this hotel, and the richest patterns of carpeting and up holstery manufactured and imported for the same purpose.— Sostly mirrors aud chandeliers of chaste workmanship have berally distributed, and every, article selected to cor- respond with the; i by Tyhich dodo. brad head nails Saat ‘extreme beauty. Pi all times be obtained. found an attractive ob- finish, and the draws Iniprovements and conve: th the projec- joual advantage proprietor hopes to recei rt. BTEVENS, Proprietor equally spacious aad hiences are introduced that have origina NEFIT OF MR. JOHN SEFTON. — Boweky THEA A. W. Jacnson, Propsietor HL. | b. STEVENS, Mat = Evening. June 12th, be partociaed ‘0 OF THE BHOVS— | agous Templeton, lector Templeton. Mr. De jar: Lad’ | After wh es, 5 Hant; Crequet, Mr. Geo. Mr. ot ‘fo couclude with THE GOLDEN FARMER—The Gol. den Farmer, Mr. F 3. Chanfran; Ji i efton. foe 2% cents; Pit and Gallery 123g cents. open at 634; Peformance coinmences at 736 | BOWERY THEATR! MR. JOHN SHEPTON BENEFIT. Sarumpay, June 12. Qa which oceasion Mrs, HUNT. Mr. WALOUT, Mr. DE BAR, and ; Me JOHN SEFTON, 7 WO OF THE B-HOYS, DEVIL IN PAR ddiv 1S, and T1MM, Mis C. Wemyss, Mr. GEORGE. HOLLAND, | | | | N FARMER. | South. | aid is coun pogesof the follow ing arrista rolins J. . Carter, First Bajo; Raymond, Sseond | ut Castauett; W. Donalds u:Tataboriue, Jones ru ind Ladies, 25 cents. THE ONPMEAN RAMEY OR KE i ENNEBEC OCALISTS, phn ees ted and popular Band mn Am mers will ap fy Mise duly ig, Diovama of the o™ BONAPARTE. hibited at exch and every performance pnairente jelre FROM ECKOPE NOVEL 3 BXUIBITION, on Monday, lth June, and wing nights, at the MINERVA POOMS, 406 Broadway. APIERRE, tom Paris, will have the honor rary i a afore hi in th h iag for fhe fiat time’ in this count GRAPUATHANIZOMINA, EVANESCENT DIORAMIC VIEWS. Originally invented, produced avd painted by the celebrated Mous DAGG ., Inadditi hich THE OXY-HYDROGEN Ail with a mex: MILE inest needie seems a weave: An Mab’s carriage an ai Would like the monstrous car of. "o conclude with THE CHROMATROPE, Whore rich and varied colors nud fhatastic evolutions have ever ed as much the admiration of matured age as the bewil- eestacies of the young. ‘The whole exhibition will, be accompanied by vocal and in- strumental music. "erformances commence at 8 o’clock. Doors open at half- Past 7. Admission 25 cents. Reserved seats 50 cents. 1011 12 Misr pene poses solely, ov or about the drscol September, under i Tanagernent of G. H, MT. Person “i? there has been numerous ymitations of have succeeded in providing ( uired at so greatly a reduced rate. “1 have now on hand a choice assortment of French and Eng- lish clots: a great variety of fashionable single-milled cussi- Il be made to order yer cent leas than goods and worktn: ry best manuer, Dress French broadclothe¥ WwW ALNUT STREET THEAT. pa te in the very best styles, at charged for the same quality Also, ready made, in the the finest quality from $16 to $20. 8 c. will commence with PAS 8’ Ater which, THE LOTTERY TICKET, fee followed by the POLKA PAYSANNE, by 2% Dan- ' * feint lin 25 reams exp paper, feint fi do do ks, 3 qr cap, feint lined, full 4 ale igoks, 2 qreap, fiat lined, half” B. e trimmed, may depeud upon hat please, and at greatly reduced prices. ve One price, and no abatement. re ng their garments made to | se lo do do do 1.1 qr cap,feint lined ra —IF THOMAS PRES burn, in the county of Eagland, for Galy ‘formerly of” Black- and, who left Liv- Givory paper folders 1839, will apply to Lancaster, Kingl 8 rolling rulers me iQerasure kaives io be addressed to Mr. George Hodge 4 1” Judes, Rodger's beat Bcases mathematical or drawing instru- heats. P. M., at Green & Bevins’ Hi or more to start to make a field AL FIRE INSURANCE i ‘ck of this ‘company being now ibers are hereby requested, agreeably to 10 call at the office of the eomy stalment of five dollars per share old stockholders are hereby requei receive new certiifi 1 the proportionate value of the same, receiving or | for the fractional parts of a share. W. THORNE, Le 60 sheets drawing : pint bottles bisa i do red ink [ 24 metal inkstands with 2 large slates, hardwood frames, 21, do double large wd 24 pintessh NEW HAT COMPANY, Ni , Pamaroe’a eat, have opened a branch of their three doors from the corer of Pell street, Which will berondyeted upon the same principle ax the oue street last fall, and nei do boxes Gill 8000 No. 80 quills 300 alate pencil large scarlet wafers, best "_ acatlet sealing wax ‘The articles must be of the best qa 8. avy Yard, Brooklyu, at the risu and expense of the ich times and in such qi \@ inspection of the: such universal satisfact jo io , delivered at the U. rst quality Moleskin, three dol- Cloth Caps, one dollar twenty-five cent tities as may be re- hed. The offers must price fixed to exch and added up, and it is requested the total amount be plainly written in words, with the ad- of the bidder pews with two approved sureties a, for ite faxthful. performan at les article, carefully extende seventy-live ceot one shilling. No abatement whatever. E NEW HAT COMPANY, 148 Nassau street and 16 Bowery. ARBAN. ce. Payments made im thirty days’ after bills properly approved are filed with the Navy reserved watil the completion of th n case of failure to deliver, th gent. procure the articles, and any excess over the couteact price 1s the contractor to the Uniied 8: N’4 SUMMER HATS—Rocky Moun- a Beaver, Pearl and whire Custor, Pai Hats—AMIDO? repared with his it of every desirable style, and of su- AMIDON, Hatter, 177 Broadway. LIGHT HATE 128 Fulton street, has Summer Hats, expressly adapted to the great summer object of N ured, according ome bewatifiel light ‘of 10th August, 104 ve followiug words, BC . ‘, calihy and vigorous action of the brain more or les h eedom and elasticity of the head. ammer hate should Weereby gaargnty that AB, offering fur supplies for Navy, shall, with two sufficient auveties, execute within thetime required, the contraer and The law provid elit and airy mouey with one of ‘Try the experi T! A KINGDOM FOR AHA XN jevdid and anrivalled variety of su i, if awardes to him. No proposal shall be con- ete ist Tia GRAND EXCUKSION TO THE fisH- See's BANKS, on SUNDAY, June 13th, 1847. y known stermer TOLAS, JON. Dilts for this F 1 H sOllteey New York, dune "1h, 187. PROSPER M. WETMOKE, Navy Agent. 12,14 16,1989 StF GOOD CHANUE TO MAKE MONEY—For sale. busicess in a large town, in the we: A part of this State, rom 9 t 35 per iifice, Jel2 Iter ND GRAY be jel2 1 with ® proper regar cy should be. So that all who favor his establishment with their presence, eannot fail to His location bemg near the Suu, he gives a warm where the bumps are, and where id caddrens box 1760, DKS. DE LAUNY A by calling ou him, th E) evoleut order of Bereans, are requested to’ be punctual in their atteudance on Monday evening, Lith inst., at the Assembly Rooms inthe American Hall, comer of Brond- B The order in general ave, reayect fully N MASON, Secreiary. § GOLD AND SILVER COIN EXAwi- The second number of this work is just published LOR & CO, comer of Wall aud Broud ine 300 fac simile engravings of BERS OF THE ( ONGREGATION | he Rey. J. K. Gatty fous Discourse iu the Elm street | Syungogue on Saturday next, the 12th inst., immedintely after ‘HENRY GOLDSMITH, Sec’ ERY PLEASANT furnished rooms in Park to let, without board ye DOLLAR SUITS—A grand lot consist of Cloth Coat, Also, business C emnati, will deLvera Re vited to attend, nud forsale by S$ TAY streets, ‘This number contain ver coins, with tabi ‘and dwt, of the various gold au of the weight, fuene: aud Faney Vests. rice 25 ceuts, Agents and others supplied on liberal terms. All letters must be prepaid. t SKETS AND GUNS.—3, ELLIOLT, Oculist, 663 Broadw Vents (het during the simmer tm irom 10 to 4 o'clock, on 000 Muskets for shipping. an Je8 Ttis2ttos* rre anety. Hkh , Gun Locks and Gunsmith’s TLEECHES |—Just receiveda Jedical Leeches, for sale, wholesal LEU, Importer of Leechs, No.7 John st._ private family, I D, 5 utes walk of the first RANE LANG w The CHRISTO: to sai" on the Int June inst boat, from more, 85 Water st: OARD IN THE COUNTRY WANTED—For a family during the summer, within oue hour's conv +s Ah fe . Be iced dure kes Sede ger” South or West, eto R.C. Wer a ; here to its engagements, under any cite cumstances, cannot atthis time, udvertise the Christophe Colomb ns to sail on a fixed di departure will take place within ten days for the first class,. in writing, with aa opportuity. of el ‘The rate of freight For bag partic’ “Ni arrives in Albany and Troy tw ‘the temporary. office of the : sar, of all » Each ill hi i te et hea ohare cue gi SPLENDID DAY BOAT ALIDA | 3 She mabes all ¢ tion by & respectable wom of the old boat | jerstan in} mall dairy, and have no objection to go a short distai yn preferred Enquire at No. 121 C! rine market, in the rear. worn as to be cor passengers did not arriv for the cars; and this marning one engine to work. Those travelling should the river, and more e! nn ly us nee ia the country 2 rss pays 0 per cent profit, and for the articles manufactu thea LB, through the Post Office, All commu WANTED=The Prope ed Saloon, lied the * PHILDELPHIA HOUSE,’ , New York, would offer the proper qualil jor himselfin business w: tor of that old and well-establi comer of Dover, 1 Soren St, comer of Rector. jFOR LIVERPOOL—To sal with Despatch— copper fastened British | wi, McDowell, isnow ready ta receive ‘or freight. or. passa \ JOSEPH MeMURRAY, corner of Pine and South street. ASSAGE “TO _AND FROM LIVERPOOL, by the pew line of packets. iie—The 9 NOTTTUTION, 1600 tons’ burtien, Cape. York’on the 2ist of Jane, an a he is forced to the above port. MITHS AND WOOD WORKMEN —Wanted im from the city, a good steady ee TaReAGE ‘diately, to go some mil married man, who has | icket of the 2ist jc would be wreferved: “Apply, if by letter, post paid, addressed 8. M., offiee of this pape’. he old country, or those wish: nificent meket, should ni t Fail to make easly application COT, 86 South street, NY. ark MINSTRE please send their permits on board immediately, foot All goods not perm fore. Wediosday the opposite san the office on the wh ed in five days, | er Thomas Powell, Capt. faot of Warren street, Ban _ | Saat te LENGE —Nouce to gentlemen who wa to | lik ES sail with despatch, a Hor tet oj rere 69 South street cor. of Pine street. ni eRe ey the owner thereot nal |" te KOADWAY THEATRE —This DW. tablishment, now erecting it Broadway, will be o} for Dramatic pw ARRETT. Persons of acknowledge: situations for the season, will please address at i street. A. MANN, sole Proprietor. AMUSEMENTS ELSEWUERD. iE, PHIL, Am enet an: last appearance but one of the 1 ” but f the VIENNOISE REN. Friday evening, June 11, 1817, the perforinance /EYREN, by 2’Danseuses View “Po which will be added THE IRISH LION. After which the MIRROR DANCE, by 16 Vieunoises Dan- ‘Aver which the HOUSE DOG. To conclude with tie PAS DE FLEURS. _Performance to commence at @ o'clock precisely. CENTREVILLE COURSE, L. 1—RACING. G5 saben sac ONDAY, Tune 14 e purse of $50 wil ,u the proprietors, free for all running horses, ous mile | ries to close Saturdi =i y, June I2th, by 10 ck, ‘0.189 Chatham street. Two ‘he race to be eoraenes by few York Jockey Club rule hoteeeay a very, fine poir of dar hands high, at Gray’s. stable, JUL St rre KELLINGEWS INFALLIBLE LIN T ix Warranted to cure sores aud ulcers of ev Ttactslike magic in il other patus, “One or two doses fe bilious cholie, at sam ita taken. | is perfectly Welightul ia ite odor and Havor” Ite universally acknowledged to be the best by eer medicine ever offered to tie public. Price 50 centa per bore. Bold at2s0 Pearl street: C- King, corner of Joh and Bros way; comer of Bowery ‘and Broome; 3d avenue. and 101 Jeffiies’ drug serey Dr. Burrett’s Doyex, and Chatham, a HR. office, City Hall Ss baton HARPS, 241 BROADWAY —J. i. BROWN maker and’ imp: * the “ntiention of admi: rers of this delightful ins: selection he hy ction Harps, ever offered to their no- tice—in tone, touch, elegance aud atyle of finish certainly une excelled. Harps repaired, strings, &c. A list of prices and d scan be forwarded per siugle postage. je 11 30rd 4tW*re SXCURSION TO FORT » CON, ANI NEY 13LAND.— GAZELLE, Capt.Devoe ing been chartered by 11 mak pt. Richard cursion to Fort Hamilton and Coney Is! 13, leaving pier fot of Montgomer, o'clock, P.M. Foot of Pike street Pier No.1, N. RB. oney Island at 5 h way 1244 cents. on Sunda street, BE. Ry at Dg K., 2’ o'clock, P. M.— tu SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO BULL'S eaves FeRRY, PLLIETUDLUM, AND FORT. LEE—Lauding «t Hammond and Nineteenth t J ceuts. The Bteamboats PRANK, Cai jc T ANN. Frederick Gi lord, will ho. on Sundays until further nutice,as follows, com: meneing ou Suud 13 Leave New Youk, ivot of Canal street, ut 7, Saud 10 o’clock, wid at Zand J o'clock, P.M @ burt Lee at 7, Saud I! o'clock ke, ea ALM, and atl, 5 aid 11 & superior insane rex. ments equated by d. Phe new aud elegant Steamer KOU sK WILLIAMS, Capt A. De 0h, ‘Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at hall-pai six, A. M., ‘from the pier foot of ‘Warren sireet, touching Hammond street pier. | For parvage of trieght, woly on board the Boata, or to Geo Dobsou, at the office, arreu street, corner of West street (C7 All persons are forbid trusting the above boats on ac- countof the owners, ___myl9 rh *S LINE STEAMBOATS FOR ALBA Sundays | Excepted— h Wireet—At 7 o'clock, P. Mr from team! N Capt. leave on ednesday and Friday o'clock Steambont HH NDIMEK HUDSON, Capt. R. G. Crutten- den, willleave oa Piesuay, ‘Shorsday aud Saturday evenings, at7 o’eloe! At Five O'Clock. . M—-Lanting at Lateran fro ne (rote burelay street. Bteamboat NOwti ed avr Ni A, Captain Ro H. Farry will leave on Monday, ¥ educseay, Peniay, snd Sanday after- noons, at 5 o'clock ji Steamboat SOUTID QuibiiC At ere f. No Hulse , will | leaye on Tuesday, Ten- buyeand & aitamoons, at o’clock. The We boats wilintali wars «cme 1) Adbany in omple (or time for the Morning Cave ior 1 ent, Freight taken at moderate oe» we tnken after She o’eloek, PM, 5 (C7 Ali persons are (the beats of this ve poets, or to P.O a mySirh CONEY ISLAND FERRY.—The splen- yd aud commodions steambost AMERICAN HAGLE, Capt. Power, has taken her place in the above ferry, and will ran regularly during the season to ng at Fort Lamlton, as follows :—Lewving Mi 33g o'clock ; Pier ck; Coney Island at 114, 2h and 6 hose belonging to the ferry, will be Coney Island, without a written rs OFPORITION ¥. allowed to land from the proprie findo, $2 50; ¢ Chi AC Wt 6 Now: Il be Siven forthe fulfilment of all i Ager yw York, 1847. T SUVEN O’CLOC! ete sched board the B rrenk fost an ROY oe the Boat. OY t The low pr Will lenge the steamboat pier f sure steamboat hay street, Mondays, en o'clock. Returning on and Fridays, at » v4 oF freight, For Ply ov board, orto F. B. Hall, at my 20 SOON LINE, DAILY, F RAV EU ROH SAB vis Rprseey r ing at Van Cortland’s, Weeks 1.) West a Spring, and Cornwall. The Steam: |. Johnson, will leave the pier above places, every afieruoou ‘clock, commence: Apa 10, Re wlarkh every mornu 0 A¥YT ZA Bills or Specie nats we boat or re for wyl3 30% re jemmny Twiteber. Mr. Joha | she left on the 30th May, 4th inst Mi ViVAN MUSPUSI—FERFURMANCES both ab | | ult. Gen. Twiggs’ division had « AND INTER. | greeted this morning at daybreak with "9 riptions, of | Sasqueh inte Places— forth | LINE A’ . FOR ALBANY AND TROY and Interme- | nd 4 o voard oft ey! i entered eee oe CBESE END Be, Ses LATEST MOMENT. ae Ss TELEGRAPAIC LATER FROM MEXICO, | Attack upon a Diligencia, aud Murder of Passengers. COLONEL SOMERS KILLED. Santa Anna at Rio Frio, with Three Thousand Men, MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL Scott, eo. Ke. dice - . peta June 1, 1847 ‘The steamer Fashion, from Vera Cruz,which place rived at New Orleans on the The report of the murder and robbery of passengers | in the diligencia, is confirmed. Among the victius was - | Col. Somers, bearer of despatches from Gen. Scott. The Sclbs, | bodies of the murdered men were atrociously mutilated. Santa Anna is reported at itio Frio, with three thou- fessrs H.| #and men, A report says that Herrera has been elected Prosi- | dent of Mexico, but it is not traceable to any authentic | souree. Gen, Scott was to leave Jalapi for Puebla on the $9th oady left. aaa ae BY THE MALLS, = — ees Affairs in ‘Washington. Wasninatow, June 10, 1847. Postscriptum to the President's North Carolina Journey, By reference to our note book, we find one or two | points set down which are omitted in our regular clabo- rations, and upon which wé design herein, a brief pass- | ing notice: THR PUBLIC SENTIMENT “ Even to the dullest peasant standing by, Who faston'd still on him a wandering eye, He soemed the master spirit of the land.” The respect with which the President was recelved on his North Carolina tour, by all ranks, classes, and par- ties, was marked and sincere. Party spirit waseet aside, and the peuplo only recognized in thelr visiter an old and personal friend—a native of the State returned within her borders, and the chief servant of the people. It was a beautiful conception of the way in which to evince a patriotic pride in our institutions, thus to honor the President in their name. the fact. that whatever may be the division of the pub- lic opinion upon the question of the general policy of the administration, it is united in the concession, that Col. Polk, as Chief Magistrate, has conscientiously endeavor- ed to do his duty. Not in all the journey did we hear » word to his disparagement—no expression of party bit- terness, or party chagrin; but there was a generous, man- ly, (that’s the word) mauly unanimity of courtesy aud respect in every crowd, as if the people were desirous to impress in thé strongest manner upon the mind of the President the dignity of his station, the intelligence of the masses, and the necessity, therefore, on his part, of the strictest integrity and vigil office. We believe that, to the extent of the journey, the confidence between the people and the President was mutually extended from the intercourse of the parties with each other, as man communes with his neighbor. It also bore testimony to ance in the duties of his MRS, FOLK. “ She in a finer mould was wrought, And temper'd with a purer, brighter flame.” irs. Polk requires no word of commendation from us. In whatever position we muy find her, whether among the circles of the great or in familiar converse with the poor | and the humble—whether as tho recipient of the homage | Of strangers, or as tho affable and amiable mistress at the White House—whether breakfasting in a country hotel on the wayside, or sitting in » crowded auditory, “ the eynosure of all’ cyes”—she gains upon one’s admi- ration, and confidence, and esteem. We think we may | venture to #ay,thatiif, at all places,the Executive was the first personage sought after, Mra. Polk, from all to whom she was introduced, received the last Low, the last wish, | and the last regret. Bavrimore, June 1, 1947. A Welcome Rain—Important Decision for Odd Fellows read of the Ship Fever—Two more Victims of Philanthropy—The recent New York Elopement Case —The Markets—Stock Board, §c. After # lengthy season of parching sunshine, we were ood old fash- ioned full of rain, which still continues, with a fine Prospect of an abundant supply before it ceases. Never was rain more wanted in this vicinity than at the present time, and the heart of the farmer leaps with joy as Le | looks out on his reviving fields this morning. We have at | had but two or three light showers for ten weeks. Acase of rather a novel character was decided by Judge Purviance, yesterday, of general interest to Odd Fellowship. A member of Washington Lodge, Thomas Crane, had sued his lodge for the recovery of twelve dollars, alleged to have been due him on account of three weeks’ sickness. The Lodge resisted the payment, and brought the bye laws and constitution of the order to sustain their refusal. Justice Schaeffer had decided against the Lodge, and they had appeaicd from thedecision. Before Judge Purviance the lodge took the ground that by the act of incorporation and the consti- tution, all appeals from the acts of the subordinate lodges were to be made to the Grand Lodge tor decisian, id conse(uently that, as a member of the compact must submit to the laws governing the order ‘ler considerable discussion and del)).cration, Judge "+ evi ance reversed the decision of the magistrate, aeeidi that the court had no juriadistion in the matter until it had first been decided by the Graud Lodge. ‘Two worthy siaters of charity, who have been devoting themselves to the nursing of the victims of the ship fever at the infirmary, are lying at the point of deat! with the disease. Tlie case of oue is deemed hopeless, and the other is extremely ill ‘The Baltimore battalion of volunteers are expected home in a very short time, and will receive # most cor- dial greeting. ‘heir terms of sex :ioe expire between the Ist and 11th of the present month. | observe that the advertisemen’ offering a reward for | the recovery of Miss Mary Fox, th: little school girl just pudding into womanhood, who was ruthlessly stolen rom her parents in New York, is pubjished in our eity papers, Of all the crimes in the cal udar there is none jual to this dammable deed, and tuere are few, even though decided non-combatants, if | parent, that vuld not blow his brains out with as littl: qualms of welence as they would snuff @ ruck bt. fix Manuxts—The tlour market sail remaine dull— y sete he market desirous of purchasing, S NEW DAY LINE UF | ' iivraily eon: OND NT IME DEOEE PLACES ene | Jdthis morning. ‘Bales, alt Gime. le Neither of these sales can be u of the market. About $1 ‘City Mills is no! be put down y held at $9, and una at $850. Corn Meal is held at $9 50, but less would be taken. Very little wheat arriviug A ssle yesterday morning of 2000 bushels Penpsylyanin white, not strictly prime, at $2. Prime red can be had at $1959 $2. White com is sell: jg at $11 | 18 for strictly prime; yellow dall at $1 10, Oate 623 ets. Whiskey—hhds held at 36 37 cts, and bbls at 38. Snies of Stocks at Baltimore, $5,587 Md 6's, 91; $7,799 do, 914 4 £1,200 Md Si'g 5's, £290 do 7634; £750 do, 77; $1,600 City ‘6's, 70,100; $1 000 101%; Treasury notes (6%) closed at 105% ask: bid; State 6 per cents closed at 91% asked, 91h bid; City 6 percent of 1890, closed at tuI} hed, 10134 bid. Prrtaverenia, June 1), 1840, A jury of twelve men have been kept in confinement for a week, in consequence of their inability to agree upon a verdict in the case of Northerman and Davis, charged with conspiracy in attempting to pass counter- feit_ money. There seems to be no prospect of their agreeing, and yet Judge Kelly says he has no authority to discharge them until they bring in a verdict. A few days since ® poor Irish woman, residing near Fairmount, committed suicide by cutting her throat with a razor, during » temporary fit of insanity, Some time before she had been placed in the iusane hospital, but was taken home by her husband, he believing the cure effected to be a permenent one, She | a large family, Lieut. T. D. Shaw, ofthe United States’ Navy, who was in the command of the schooner Petrel, attached to the Mosqueto fleet during the bombardment of Vera Cruz, arrived here last evening, and received a hearty weleome large cirele of friends and. admirers, He come to the city in the suite of Gen. Patterson. We are experiencing quite a genial rain in this Iati- tude, which will bo of great service in Inying the dust, whieh, during the high wind of yesterday was very an- noying. 7° sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. © Finer Boaro, June 11—100 Girard Bank. 127%; $200 Ha burg Railroad Bonds 09; 100 Reading Railroad, Penyey rane Bank 3134; 3,000 § iladelphia. Ban do do 62 n he 11,000 Rend: i 49; 37 do do 48; 200 Tenmeaeen, ort 10,000 State jonds 76; 21 *s, 85; 100 Li Can Mj $460 Husquehennah Canal Bonds 64. » Arter Bau: 100 gy Railrond 30; 1000 do do Bonds ” lo a 3 6; 8000 te 5's 8244; 2500 82, 0 Canal \9he5 jple U8 Treasury Notes no; Gos renee ees, Ser oh nk 12%. Scorn Boann=$0 Susquehanna Cova) 1000 Le 100 Bente 5's, ‘53, $2: 25 Flemington Copper 3 h 73; 1000 Sehuy! hall Na mn, BR, G9, OOM; 4; 20 US Bank 45; kal aviaation, Oy 30 Lehigh st; 20 US Bank 435 APT ER SALFS—31,000 Stato 5's £224; 190 Gi id Bank 127% GP.Bacayepenns anal 17; 9000 Lehigh 674 734i, 5000 R ilioad Bonds 76 100 North American Coal Comp 5 Pennsylvania Bank 322. Aumany, June 10, 184) Result of the Election—Cause af the Defeat of Whigs—Gov. Slade, Fe. He. Se ‘The people havo solved another political problers and the election of the reveral democratic nominees f | Judges of the Court of Appeals, and the domogratic