The New York Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1847, Page 4

— tinet. the rate the p Seaton process of an} or whites, n agross, ‘and Indians, are they all to come in alike! "No. Make none of them Blaves, but let the law of color be applied, to the express darkies at least. The strong intermisture of the African blood in the re due of the incorporated fide of the ‘United Stater, wilt afford more rapid extinction of the south, than any other plan that could be adopte But that won’t do. Well, then’ we must exterminate te population, if we would annex the country, for there is scarcelya Mexican that is not tinctured more or less Pgh es jake) Africanus. That is not consistent with spirit, nor the spirit of the age. Well, thon. Sey are wetodo? That’s a hard question. We expect pesce—we expect that before Gen. ‘Seott shall get into Mexico, the good sense that seems to be waking up among the Mexicans will induce them to come to terms. ‘What terms? From the best light before us, we sup- pose, the following will be the term: Pere'The boundagy of the Rio Grands up to Paso del Norte, thence straight see to the Pacific—[That will stave off the question. } = The right of wa ‘across the isthmus of Tehuantepec. 8. The freedom of religion in all Mexico. [By conces- Smee an se ane icas manufactures in American Ro for a period of, say ten years. [This is our own suggestion, but if the ‘A@fainisiration, fails to impr upon it, it will be agreat oversight. This would nm all sufficient compensation for ali the expenses of the war, to us and to Mexico) gach article is embraced impose 7 in the schedule of Mr. Trist. It will be worth every thing else in a trea! ty. Of itself, this very article suggests advantages to the United States, far sur- Passing, any. advantages to be derived ‘from the Cccupation of the country, by right of conquest. with the irremediable distinction in the two races of the United States and Mexico. We cannot, safely for the south, incorporate the Mexican race as citizens of the United states—we cannot, in the teeth of human rights, reduce them to slavery; we cannot, in an outrage upon Givilisation and bumenity, exterminate them upon the lan of the ancient Israelites—we cannot move a popu- Ritfon of eight millions into another country. We may conquer the country, but there are the mix- ture of Spaniards, Indians, Pacific Islanders, and Ne- groes, not to be assimilated with the people of the United States—they are a colored race—an inferior race—a quiet, submissive, -gentle, kind hearted people, take them all together; but strong in their hatred as in their affections, They can never be blended with the sturdy fron-hearted Anglo-Saxons, What, then, is our r policy? Plainly to preserve the in- dependenee of Me: ‘To trest with her as an inde- pendent nation, upon some such terms as we have indi- eated—to define » boundary—to secure indemnities for the past, and pledges forthe future. Some such treaty is expected—some such peace is looked for in advance of the reassembling of Congress. ws ‘once more—let us look once more to probable Sostiigenaies “ON us, Gudeavor to cover the whole bps of Con Suppose we fail in a peace before the meeting eress—sappose the war, ix prolonged—suppose Gen. Scott is held back at Puebla for want of reinforce- ments. or cut off from the seaboard by the vomito, and the rains, and the rancheros—suppose all this; and the very enumeration of such probabilities carries with {t an impression that they preshadow the true index of ap- roaching events—what, then, are we todo? Can any Poay tell us? Mind you, there is no government in Mex- fco—no faction sufficiently strong to command the other factions to peace, and active offensive operations are de- layed for want of men to prosecute them, on either side, save in passing skirmishes, cutting off a train here, and an essort of despatches there, and a reconnoitering party at some sheltered point Iu the passes; but suppose that the war is continued, with Gen. Scott at Pucbla, await- ing reinforcements, and that this will be the state of af fairs on the meeting of Congress, what will be done? Tn such a state of things, the answer {s apparent. Con- gross will reinforee the army—sond it according to the original {dea, into the Halls of the Montezumas, follow- ing it up with the olive bough—another olive bough fresh from the goddess of Pence at the American Capital, in the hands of commissioners—a distinguished commit- tee of great men, whose appointment will please the pride of the Mexicans, and induce them to accept the offers we may thus hold out. If that fails we bave nothing left us but the plan of Mr. Calhoun—tbe de- fensive line, and the occupation of the ports as a medi- um of enf reing compliance at the least expense and sa- crifes of lite to the United States, But yet another contingency bosots itself. Suppose Gen. Scott, with the force he may be able to bring to- gether, will march, or has marched, inte the city of Mexico, and that ‘the authorities abandon the place and still, in some remote village, c1y war to the Knife; and that, on the meeting of Congress, we find General Scott in the city of Mexico, and’ General Tayior in San Luis Patosi, (not yery likely, if he is about to come home to breathe a little after his hard work;)and further let usassume that the line of communications to the base of operations of both places is open aud undisputed, and amply defended, 0 that ten men may safely pass along either line as the escort of the most valuable trains; but that, notwithstanding all these advantages to us, the Mexican shadow of a govern- ment, from some out of-the-way obscure town still ful- minates and circulates its .pronunciamentos of war. Assume this to b) the state of affairs on the ro-assem- bling of Congress, what will be done ? ‘That's a puzzler, We don’t know—wo can’t say, and can only undertake to guess. We guess that Congress, the whigs and the Calhoun men will uniteand adopt Mr Calhoun’s plan of the defensive line, as the best way to carry on # war with a conquered nation, and as the safest way of a final good issue to a contest which, upon the plan of continued invasion, must only end in the extermination of the Mexican race. That's a guess. A guess needs no argument, and we shan’t argue upon it at all, But one thing we de know, the whigs and Calhoun men are coaleseing—have coalesced upou Gen. Taylor He concurs in. the defensive line policy—so does Com Perry, so do many distinguished chieftains and ci lian.’ And more will come in. See if they don’t. ‘That's just what, in the contingency last presented, we expect will be done. We will say another word or two on this point, or “pint,” as Mr. Calhoun invariably calls it. He is strong upon ‘a strong “pint.” We suspect, (don’t listen, Mr. Ritchie) we suspect the administration is apprehensive of this very thing; and that thisapprehension has given incroased energy to ths government to procure a peace before the meeting of Congress. ‘The defei line plan will be nothing less than the taking th out of the hands of the administration, Thore is some danger of this, if the peace be delayed, and hence the more strenuous efforts of the administration to close the war in anticipation of the intervention of Congress. After all that wo have said herein, we must conclude that there are insuperable obstacles to the annexation of Mexico—that it cannot be annexed—that we must sustain her independence—that peace is expected—that if we fail of getting peace before December, Congress will probably interfere in establishing the defensive line policy of Mr. Calhoun. Respectfully, __THE DOCTOR. Wasnina ton, June 19, 1847. Short Commons. We understand that a dinner is to be given by the citizens of Washington to Col. May, “the bold dra- goon,” and that Mr. Secretary Marcy is to be invited to attend, If he does attend, we hope he will be able to explain the supersedeas of Col. May by Col. Faunt- leroy. Some persons here think thar Trist was sent down to Mexico to pick up a quarrel with Scott, not to make peace with Santa Anna. If either were his object, we suspect he will not succeed in it, The proclamation of Scott puzzles the Intelligencer; the letters of Santa Anna puizle the Union; and we r ther suspect that Gen. Pillow will be puzzled to oscape the clutches of Col. Haskell by & retreat to the army: We ask now of Father Ritehte, in all good humor, a wo want to know, if Gen. Pillow, in making hia mallee tion at Camargo, did put the ditch on tho inside?—and if 40, why so?—was it to have plenty of water inside, or was it to prevent the troops trom attacking the enemy, should they attack the fort, or was it ntended ass trap for the Mexicans? ‘We are gratified to be informed that tae broken leg of Col. Cushing is getting better rapidly, and that the seno- rita with whem he was promenading at the time of the accident, has beon # daily attendant upon the General, with the questions, ‘Senor General, mio, bueno Ameri- cano—how Is your 1é to-day!” Aint that nice? Coombs of Kentucky, arrived in town yesterday; aso’ Gen, Wallace of Virginia, who would have done good service, (being a West Point educated man.) ax a rigadier, had the administration thought ot him; but some of their very best places have been filled in a most unaccountable manner, according to our humble reck- oning. ‘The astronomical quarrel between Professor Maury of the National observatory, and Professor Sears C. Walker, of Philadelphia, through the columns of the Intelligen- cer, waxeth hotter and hotter. There are several un- comfortable passages in this paper war, we are afraid, which, if not compromised, may lead to « more defini- tive settlement than pens and paper, if they go on much longer at this rate. En passant. We visited, with a friend or two, the ob- servatory the other night, and had good look at the volcanic caverns and mountains in the moon through the big telescope, also at Mad’lle. Venus, who had a veil over half her face; and we also saw several rather satonishing congregations of stars, through the same in- strument, In gazing through which we could feel the world moving round on its axle tree like a wheel. We also examined tho proofs of a series of valuable charts, showing the way to navigate the Gulf of Mexico, and other dangerous salt waters, prefused at great labor, for all of which we are indebted to the politeness of er fessor Maury . Zs Purtapenenta, Jane 20, 1847. ‘The government steamship Virginia, arrived hero yes- terday, for the purpose of being thoroughly overhauled, and put into a condition that she will be of somo use. ‘The Hunter submerged perpendicular wheels with which she was built, are to bo removed from her sides, and a pair of Capt. Loper’s patent propellers attached. About 1 o'clock this morning the cotton yarn manu- factory of 8. Pancoast, corner of ‘Thirteenth and Car- penter streets, Moyainersing, was much damaged by fire, which is presumed to have been the work of an in- condiary. A melancholy occurrence happened yenterday, in the vicinity of @ new building, in progress of erection, in Front atreet below Market. Two old bui 6 ‘deen recently demolished, to make room he letge en | substantial stores. ‘The old vault beneath the pavemen' wat | hhad not been yet removed, though the foundation was great weakened by the adjoining wall having been vs; and yesterday, when a huge block of granite purpose of being the pavement ial" a vee tae. ae destined place: the arch’ gave way. and crumbled opty AyD with it those who were standing Buried beneath the ruinn’ end his mangled Ferns wore wero not taken out till five i last ev Ho leaves a Mie and four ebildren, He ia a stronger in the elty, other ot a very consisting of the children escapes. |S few days since, a pic a Shureh Sunday teachers of St. Paul’s school proceeded from Moyamensing to Lemon eg number of. the parents and others belonging ‘ church, repaired thither during the afternoon, an some of the hoys, atter drinking # quantity of porter ata cake stand, refused pa: payment, and the proprietor d in constable an congener and wor hl il by aueighboring magistrate. ba Waving rain commenced last evening, and. u the present hour, continues without much cessati a Fine thing for the growi crops, though we will soon Arvest t was held upon it. It was not known hor pnd an et othe ‘water; the stories in relation thereto being very contradictory. One statement was that he ushed in bya companion of about his own age; and iether account was, that a boy had struck him on the head with a brickbat, which had caused him to fall over- board. His skull was found to have been fractured, and seemed to give some foundation for the latter report. Sales of Stocks at Boston. Ar Avertion, June 19.25 shares Old Colony Railvord, x adv. div off; 20 Western Rai d rights off; surance Co. 51 and Worcester, hy, div off 5 City Bank, ¥¢ ad ee ed Roano 25 Norwich and Worcester Sets rH 3 do 5534; 25 de b28; 300 do 5536; 50 do 55: S584: 25 do S538 160 do 35) Nashua Manutacturii d, Saco and 5 40.N, OUMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Fore! Corn Trade May 20,—The accounts received from Alexan- md of April describe the grain crops to be magnificent. ‘The harvest at that period had been all got in in Upper and Central Egypt, and the wheat crop was being cut down in the Delta. ‘Tho Viceroy esti- mates, itis said, that Egypt can export, by the end of July, upwards of 4,000,000 heetolitres of corn. From Smyrna we learn that prices had fallen considerably. ‘The harvest was expected to be exceedingly abundant, and it was calculated that it would enable Anatolia to export in 1848 a third more grain than in 1847. ‘The ac- counts of the crops from the centre of Burope are also favorable, and everywhere hopes were entertained of an abundant harvest. In France the crops are considered in excellent condition, and should the weather be warm and genial, the harvest is expected to be above an aver- age. This state of things, coupled with the fact that prices are lower in Belgium, aad that considerable arri- vals have come in from America, have slightly brought down prices in the north, the centre, and the north-west parts of the kingdom, At Havre the demand has decid- edly slackened, and prices ave from If. to 2f. lower. | In the markets round Paris, also, the quotations are not #0 firm, whilst in the east they remain about as they were, In the south prices are rather higher, at Marseilles and somo other markets, whilst in others they remain sta- tionary. On Wednesday, in the Paris market, matters were calm; flour being at from If. to 117f. the 169 kilos, and wheat @ shade lower than on the preceding Wednesday, viz: best quality 64f. to 66f. 50c. the 115 kilos.; seconds 63f. to 65f. To-day (Thursday) but little business was done in the Paris market, and pricesscemod to tend downwards. Konicsuenc.—The following quantities of corn have been brouzht from the interior, to be deposited in ware- houses :—Wheat 459 lasts 41 bushels, rye 830 lasts 48 bushels, barley 117 laste 17 bushels, oats 1,144 lasts 24 bushels, peas 70 Insts 39 bushels. From other countries: Wheat 34 laste 1 bushel, rye 506 laste 12 bushels, barley 16 lasts 3 bushels, oats 38 lasts 3 bushels, peas 29 lasts 9 bushels. Braun, May 15.—Every post from foreign countries, and especially from England ad Holland, brings an in- crease in the price of wheat; it has in consequence likewise risen here, and considerable sales have been made, partly on speculation and partly out of hand. We have, however, had @ continuance of very fruitful weather—a fine warm temperature, frequently fertiliz- ing rains, and our vegetation is sapidly improving. vegetation hae rapidly advanced, in consequence of tie favorable weather that has set in. In some of the fields the rye is already in theear. Should this weather con- tinue, this year's harvest, contrary to all expectation, will again be very early; whether abundant or uot time alone can show. Our trade this week has been inter- rupted by yesterday’s holiday, and has not been so brisk ax we could have wished. In consequence of some new orders, however, partly from the interior, and partly from England, there has keen more demand for wheat this week, and highor prices have been obtained. The dixposable stock continues to remain small. Russia anv Potaxo.—An article in the Austrian Ob server states, on a review of the quantity of cozn in the ports of South Russia, on the Black Sea, and the Sea of Azof, that they will be able to supply from the first of April to the 7th of July, 3,630,000 chetwerts of corn. The Hamburg Borsenhalle gives an article, May 3d, by M. H. F. Menzer, who gives the same statement, and continues:-—* These accounts are by no means ex- aggerated; onthe contrary, all the accidental supplies of corn, the amount of which is not inconsiderable, were not taken into the account. if we now reckon the ships which are loading at Odessa on an average at two thousand chetwerts each, and those at the other ports, we should want for the above four months between 2,100 and 2,200 ships, besides those loading ut Odessa. About 200 were at Odessa, and still remain there, to take in these articles, and about 400 in the other South Rus- sian ports. According to these statements | do not doubt but that our freight will remain high,and I would advise the shipowners, if they would really profit by our high freights, to order their correspondents to engage their ships while they are still on their voyage. The ex- porting houses of Odessa direct the far larger portion of their business tothe South Russian ports. Odessa is, therefore, the place where ships that intend to take in cargoes here or in theneighborhood may make the best bargains,” Coal Trade. Porrsvitte, June 19.—The quantity sent by railroad this week is 32,143 18, being an increaso over last weok No return by canal—total by railroad this season, 531,- May 15 —Within the last ten or twelve days ‘ho Jaw New On: M Denh: epg reene, Key thelpa G'B moore 2 Fidler You De ry J Wood—7 tn pont res & ry & co—6 & co—37 Ni bert & co— E Wayman: —B. FJ ‘Moreno, F 2 prees 5 A D burg, two servant Mina N's0; MrFG dot ‘Robt re Groot; Mr me pad servant; Miss. Potts, & ews ty, J ‘Treat, rightman an jaitiand & Lal ‘ellows Helbgson st gua E & G W Blunt—10 Houghton & Brothers—1 bak Mrs Peck—3 cases T 7 bales Sint Beont phys O; Sui Merri 8 & comtt JW Herrick—5 L. Schuet ers & co—133 M C Fowler—lv G Myre—134 Hale Bohson—103 Mrs & jenedict;, Siete serait «& slebtti Prine, Ward te G Hussey—i cases 3 phys WJ servant; and " Steal, Miss Bishop—Mrs Dizon and two rapee-salenid be: eine Bas ip Bazaar—Count De Goltz; ee Reman AN we—Sehr Elizabed New ee ay Sultaua—Mrand Mrs C D Bick and a4 and servant; Mr Mrs Garetson and t* rand irs Tur- Cook aud Scr Miss Thomp: rd, John ‘Aulda, Alexander Adams, ‘ucy, Floreace Rudolph Groning—Mesars Goodaough, yes see lodge tiny ‘ew get—ScheLydir—Me Jehu, MTedy and child, Mr Fisher and child, Otis Davis, Mr. Boy SE yETyo ERA Behr Mi Mary & asain Captain Williams, Mr Smith and lad: Foreign Lmportations. Loxpox—Ship Wellington—# casks mdze J 8 Rockwell1 hd Authony Barclay—d cases maze M M Taylor & 8 A Little & cot bx Ips—2 E cases Bartiet & Welford—5 1 Firth & Hallm1 Fi Lawrence & Monroe—37_M bales G Buruett—34 chs ‘Salmanson— penheim & com1 bx A & J Saun- N Dodge—6 cases Sill & Thom kgs hell ‘ph El rou oon b fatten & doar ‘iMieay, ider—5 Faver, Pow- -ham & Moore~300 Grinnell & co—1 G M Woolsey—sun- dry =a 3 to order Liveuroou—Ship Ashburton—1 phg mdze Walsh & Mallo- W Goodrich & eo—| James Cocher ‘attivon & co—3 Bleecker & Oothout—9 Francis Burritt—1 G ‘an Wart—1 Harrall, Sprout \s Roel McCall & Strong—i W B& F Wheelwright—7 TI ingham & co—l Harel ‘iliam Boyce—I John’ Volanane « b ee, Rust, Dean & W Persse & Brooks—1 idan & 3 y 7 Freeiand, Stewart a0 ST douse & cons Huseell eM & co—3 Jnum Lefton 33 Writ care of J Ta Sheldon & ooo tea Hadden & Sou—23 Ho! lor & comigd tous egal David Colden—00 bale ron * te ws cot Dari Coliamore--t Abbewson, Flore Be coven sete bis iron Phelps, Beals, Bush es Dodx: Sands, F Puller i Putuaiarst SP donero7 Museelt Sa st co- iulls & co— coml & co) 1 di &eom ls ae Godiry, ‘homas & Jas ‘atts & Sherman—1 Island—100 Pa: mnalee, Rodgers & co—5 ng Eao~# Le r ie Gawtry—2 Prane: Kepler & co—1 Buck- 15.C Wilton & cot Wm Carr—1 ‘Taylor ylies—17 Lane, Lamsou & co— Daniel Moore—10 Austeus & Spicer—2 palding, Thomas & Co—l Joseph Kllisou & co--1031, bars 20 R Wilson—3 John cthon ‘isch 2 W Rede co—3 _simonsfe ac com 4 Welle & bishop jlo Fellows, Van Wart—4 i & co—2 Levi Cook & co—3 Ke co—3 Russell & Geo Cc erse he Pomeroy—6 W gern Degnistoun, ‘Wood & co—3 Harluek & co—6 Bulkley. Graham & coms Wan Whitewnght 47 J J Stewart & Wright, Starges & Shaw—27-1 Wardsworth Patrick & cot W Hallenton—99 Elliman, 1 Cran SJo jah forn Davis & thew ‘Hedesd ‘inle—18 Wells, Brothers & co—10 Wright, Stur- 1 Brown Seaver—1 Dunbar—9 Field & Merrie &co—2 Russell jarsh—|9 Wyeth, Hod ers W Betts—37 , Sage & Lath ara ‘Tracy, Irwin Gree: co—3 jen- {com Hunt & co—1 J Hull & co &co—5 R harles Ahrenfelat—3 J Ne So “& co-3 Cook be Ulark—1 Reid & Sprague—8 Coffin, Bradley & co—a W Bryce & co—3 lish & AtwaerI Van Antwerp, Hubbell & ¢2—3J How rth, tS & L Holimes—1 John Warren—3 H aniel Onkey & comT J Biowatt, J1—6 et Spedding 1) Bramhall, Avera aylor Stokes, Gil- c boxe: 325 & co—2 Ibbotson, ‘Brothers 25° RC ekbu ra—| ee oy McClune & co—1'E & W Cock—I6 8 ilmot—184 H Breese—1256 bars iron 308 'T Joues—: bdls do 129 hae Soinee do Wetmore & co—1i6. son & co—! Grinnell, Mintura & co—50 tons jt Grinnell, Minturn & co—10 J Robinson & co—suudry pkg Liverroot—sl Fellows & 719 bs & Son. Coast or Arrica—Ship Madonna—69 phe cam o0d 38.do Elloy—36 do bar wood 4134 bbl beeswax J Joues & co, Mayacunz, P R—Brig Trio—226 hhds 126 bbls than Lhompsou—40 hhds molasses Peter Harmony, 0. Sr Jaco yado 6 Thompson, Brower & ELerH 125 02—do. by canal, last report, 49,617 45. ‘A breach occurred in the canal ut Laurel Hill, about 10 days ago, which will bo repaired so as to enable empty boats to pass next Monday. Loaded boats will pass on Tuesday or Wednesday next. Boats are consequently very scarce at thisend. The Firth Dock at Port Car- bon will be completed by about the first of July, and the Dock at Mount Carbon will also be completed early in August. After the Ist of July next, there will be an increaso in the rates of toll and transportation on the railroad of 10 cents per ton, with # prospective monthly increase of 10 cents afterwards. Vessels continue very scarce, and freight to Boston and other New England ports ‘has advanced. Our correspondent sends us the following quotations:—To New York, $1 30; to Newark, 130; to Providence, 1 85; to Fall River, 1 90; to New Bedford, 1 80.0185; to 31; to Portsmouth, N. H., 2 3734; to Portland, Me, 231; to Boston, 2 31 a 2 50; to New Haven, 1 60, to Hartford, 2 25; to Troy, 175; to Albany, 1 623g, ‘The rates from Bristol are 124 cents more. ‘The Crops, We are informed, saya the Charleston Courier, by @ friend who has just returned from,/Newberry, that the crops of cotton and grain in that section of country, though three or four weeks later than usual, in conse- quence of the backward spring, look vigorous and thriv- ing. The wheat crop has already matured, and is stated The Latest Dates, MECKIVED AT THE NEW TORK MEKALD OFFICE, jan. Matamoras. Mexico Monterey, Cal Montere’ Sir. 0 by Of falauds, NZ! Jan 26 Bermuda. June 8 Buenos Ayre: Belize, Hou. Barbadoe: Carthage Campeachy . Soars Guayama, g uatamala Gus . Api 15 Galllpeuos Tsiande. .</ May 4 javre oi 1 Hava Hobart Town, VDL. “Dee” Passengers Arrived. Lownox Ship tt a Roader, Germany; | iss A » LonPo fae London; D MePherron, treal; Win haries Goren Geripany: Charles G lady and two euildren, Lon h urns, Charl Norman, Lendon: James H Paton, Wm Kennon, New. York— 251 in the steeray ag dtm ip Ashburtoa—A L Hol; Dan Scotland, "samuel Fowler, Alban: Ian: ‘Pies Buckley, Mie 4 orgs Hiitaeth tober nal ary ohnaton, Sealand: 7 Fcieiliand Lowe, German’ ; JG'Gottsburger, N York; Doctor Hea, Ireland; J Douglass; Barined: 360 siserane, Livenpoo.—Ship Roscius—R Dempster, NJ; J N Arm jashville Jame W hanes Eng: ckett, England: B Hens le, “Texas; M P Johnstone, Bn Mr Ba: land, Mire Eidetdges Med Daniels ‘om rig Be Fir k—J On by. M. oe ji oxar—Williain, Weech, ‘Thomas it nD salon yy Tn, ro hildcen ad errant, | ch, ‘en Perea 8). iets, Be Barston and W" Albury and servant Key derson bales cottor 260 do 920 dry 2bxs mdze Sturges & Show—9 Sea toe Sheena in Agata & Dpicerca J Gnl— 10 Tooker, Mead & co—l4 W_Whitaker—47 ‘Tomes & Son—1 k: P Heyer—27 Jtewurt & co—13 V Oakley— 9 R Spedding—2 B& J. ton & Stewart—17 McC: 10 E Marshall—1 CV. tale} ibs & com ‘erase be ys © Backinghal mt tJ Bare Little, ‘Sturges Py “Shaw—7 C Haight & co—55 Russel Letlett & co—2 G W Bet Ww 10 order. Roscius—4 cs AF lows & co—26 5 Chitteuden—5 Huut Call & Sere Brooks: Stevs tte) 1 Platt & Prother—27 P Bush & co—20 J Gih ‘onrison—2 Beals, D Fuller—i T Jone: & co— Lane, Li rans—5 J lammersle: —8 Hendricks C P cable Morti Mortimer 7 J B Mabee—2 F aot & co—10 Pa- oY 4 amson & co— WB Wheel wri ht—10 Nev- runt 8 co—3 ‘1 Harn- Brother— —3 W HSmith—1 Har- Brother—2, Wyeth, Ropers & ‘Alden. & com! ore) Nisiabe ah 2 Sloan—1 A Joumesyy & co —1 A St.ong—44 Greenway & co—15 Brown, §Scaren & Dun- bar—1H Baylis—12 Wolfe & Bishop—5 Alien, Hagen & co—1 ichultz—62 bdls 10467 bars iron tnglish & Atwater 1153 di 29 anvils ad order. Nassav—Brij Ackerlev—2 bbls sponge 2 bbls 833 chains t bx J Basnett—18 150 hhds tobacco 2 do sugar 2 cast ‘TRINIDAD DE Cuna—Bng cot ine apples A G ales sponge radle y- egars Smith, bell & co—30 W Chauncey & co— 8 iron 394 bdls do. Egleston & Battell—500 bund iron 50 cs copper Fuller & co—955 bxs tin—35 bdls iron Phelps, Dodge & co—1 K & A mtewart 1221 bars iron Kenney, mes 32 crates JM Harris—64tcs 100 bxs mdse J Maury & 67 3.cks cs steel Naylor & & bor specie E H Collins—1 do doM C Pickersgill—83 cases to Pedraza—22 hhds sugar 9 tes 6 bbls honey C shell 137 pes manogney jes iron Samsor co—] 5 anchors 8 bales jenson—2 archors 2 Newman & O1 GJ Laurie. arlotte—266 hhds 48 tierces molasses Chartelain & toprest—3 bhds tw) copper W AF Davenport—t60 hhds3 bris molasses maste: Canvexas—Brig Millinoket—318 bris molasses 55 tierces 30 bris Moss & Ts Porto Rico—Bark Magn irs kiss—O8 cky molasex J 166 pie, ore do H Southmoyd & son—30 do Octrich & lonell— ugar Maitland & Scks molasses 7 bris sugar 6 bris molasses 8 H Mon- PR—Brig P Harmony, Nephews pe © Jus eilson. Cords 192 hhds sugar Alsap & Chaun- & co—60 do 35 bbls Southmayd palm oil 20 tons s ivory 1 cask 1 ar Joua- jephews —Schr Jerome—140 hhds 8 bbls Musco- ar pis bags coffee 80 bales leaf tobacco Jonathan Vavancg—cheJ G McNeal—117 bales cotton 50 hides ERA—Schr Rover—1500 dozen pine apples 100 bun Inpies- ches Ve pe 6000 Ibs shells 200 water melons C oy Nancy Bishop—1,000 bushels salt T acker & Lightburn—27 hides 11 pkgs sugar 4 pieces lignum- vite lot of old copper J M Smith—7 bbls 2 kegs 4 boxes Mid- dleton & co—5 pkgs E Cofli Schr Domestic Impostations. Moni.e—Bark Ma ay =52 Dennison, Woo. 9 = & co—100 Adams & co—37 Charles Dellinger—100 Ww & co—50 Henry Coit—195 hides Center & co—373 bales cotton to order— do M H Newman & co—1 Leverett, ‘Trow & co—3 Harper, Brothers—1 me Woodford & co—2 Cox & Marshall ‘Brig Rudolph Groning- Waring ie Son—8 do Holbrook, Nelson ‘ hoefer—I R Soutre—2 J Lockeyer—I "ec! Huntington & Savage—3 N J Tubbard—i95 bales cotton "AD: bx JN Hill—3 bales cotton Atwater, Malford Taylor & Ritch—26 do 1 bx & co—2 do O & A Wetmore—19 do Hopkins & Allen—95 bales cotton 4 bxs tobacco Centre & co— 65 bales cotton Geo Collins—1 bx J Franklin—3 bbls 1 hf do 4 bales cotton R L S Barnes—1 & co—39 Spoffor i Silas Woo on box mdz T: flower—76 bales cotton, d & Markoe, 74 M Pt Ackerly. Webber & Scott— cotton Henry s J Ditten- —5 pkys Petit & co—17 pkgs ‘Thos Maitland New Ontxans—Schr Elizabeth—d142 sacks com J Mat- hens & co—100 Porter casks Read & Brothers, TowN—Brig St Patrick—259 bales cotton Center & Co > Ant ‘& Co—8 boxes tobacco Perkins Brool lor & Ritch. co—8 MARITIEE HERALD. Steamers. ee ‘Washi’ Cambria, (Br) Union, (Fr) Caledon’ Hibernia, (B) Laren ir) ‘Thompson, mam) Hewitt. Ryrie Movements of the Ocean Steamers. tart Leave Europe. Movements of the Packets. “uM seed +732 MOON sETS.. HIOM WATER Ships to Arrive. Ships to Sait. LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL. Europe, Marshall, |” May 16]| Constitution, Britton, June2i John R'Skiddy, Luce, May 26) Garnick, une Yorkshire, Bailey, calegsien: Lowber, Sehr t Liverpoor, Eldridge, New World. Knight, July 6 Siddons, Cobb, John R y, Luce, July it romremeurer Victoria, Morsan, June wick, May 24 Independence, Brain Jair June 1] Hendrick Hudson May 16 | Mavre, Aingw orth, June 24 May 21| Baltimore: Johnston, “July 1 June 1| Bavaria, How July 8 dou; June last. i Helena, Ship Ba: nambuco, jeak. to W Nels e hy Ship Amelia Ppssengers, Boy 25-spoke ship Toronto, henee for Loudon. Janeiro, April 14 JL Phipps he mi Bi HO Horekioe | oie Phelps: ken from Africa jing bark aire? Cook; Smit! wel maar, Sin 29 Ison. b re Tafane Wol! Minturn & co. haling bark air re, of New Bedfc Empress, of Ha I jays, with coffee & lat 3451, lon 70, lost foretopm: Arrived. taahanged signals with packet ship'Toronto,, Hen at 40 30 N, long 38 37, exchanged sign American ship with a red infants dued on the passage nal, letter ‘many. burton, Howland, fro June 10th, I: . NF; 16th Salem; May Gul d& Hincken, mpson, from R A, Thre Koo Jens 1, Geshreus Pioterrayee a= At Sota 8 Mey w Int 44 t 44 N, long 59 W, 5 da’ 2.63 W, schr Adrian, of Pr 15,000, d to be reported; wisi ater Washington, hence for Naslige, from Liverpool, 1329 atecrage passengers Hause, 39 daya from Liverpool, 200 passengers, to Christopher Murray. 40, long 68 25, » month, NH 121 z tor St Johns, "Ehosnastom, from Jaimert French ship Alexander Tousyn, Pe mballast to Fellote & Le 15th J it vke ship Cyclops, from Hamburg for Porta: th ult, lat 35, long 50, spoke ult, spoke brig hie, ¢ days jh, lat. 00 30 jong. 5: rd—one tin pack May 18, bal- Int ig Leander, from hinchilla, of from Ha- 113 passengers, to onna, Lawler, 45 days from Const of Aft instant, Int 26, long 38, spake bark with » lon hed 100 bbls sperm ott, Hupieroe, 38 days from Havre, in ballast. 211 ‘Sth instant, lat 42 34, 4 Al &'Co. Th aintopmast, sprang brig Bork Free ‘Tyade, Hobte,10 days from Cork, 1m balla. 10 Grinnell, Mintarn & Co. th ship Samuel Hicks, hence for Liverpool. instant, “Ship Sultana, Bunker, 15 days from New Orleans, with mdse Noyes, $0 days from Parsboro, N 8,with | 'e, from Porto Rico, June 10,t»>R & | Bradley, New Haven, and sugars to oH pcahecrs & Son, and Sailed day ‘before for this port, Oelrich Cor m4 tat 40, lon Nore egian bark Kong Srerre, Fisher, 19 days from Bergen, (Nor) J with 161 passengers to Schomidt & Bal lehen, Mayflower, Hitchcock, 29 days from. Mobile, with cotton ta but & Go.” tet Ju 1 tt 38 22, Low 7327 spoke ‘ache Edwin, 43% months ois ofl, ie Weg aa Na mag 7318 W ‘spoke the whaling sche iedwiny Di on, 24g months out, with 73 bbls oil. Br brig Billow,, wOgl im 15 day 104 ehaldr in See Boston ses, to M1 ber Rudolph wih Sorton oR Brig with ie Brown. for me didosls 50, Joag ™, Jeremi Sehr Nancy Bi Ls m Br schr Mow Br schr Rover, ton for Havana. more Yor Porto Ri cotton to Schr Adelaide, mdse to to Asi timber. Schr Jose; Hl, Schr Melvi Jumbet ‘Sehr Pro: to Smith & Boyington. Schr H Gerr was towed up by W smith, Perrine, now litup. The Packer 8) Anahnae, Captain pool. Bank Many B. street ton office had 8, Buia Poconon: awarded, $1200, for New. Brig ark long. ath lat 27 18, loug 63 do whale Bartholomew, Cal 3 with 400 pera oil on shor ‘The Ame pe: scrag whales in thi Cork, 35 cine TA T ee for Corl * Se Boston; Allen Winsor, do fo. PI mack, from New Montezuma, dy; u,to Toad at fee Tarquii from Bosto Haren sad'Caoe, Baltimore. St Jago pe Ci brie J Atraka} Josiah Tost the mate APALacHicon, I osToN, June lia, Suow. cus, Robbi , Bangor East In Bark Maryl Philadelphia; se! mond, (3 masted enon, Monte, brig Peconic, Pa Meuth of Ie brig Crusoe, wien Rockhill, NYerk. Jago de Cubs ton Plant fectly helpl bones and jor thar fal aft an Jje2t 3008) 47 | bones and joints. | and oth | commended to Dr. | ret. goer ver ar myl7 300° rh nascetaete to ‘Columbian brig Varabobo, coffee to P ar E De Wolte, Beurdey with Sener ‘and mol: noe chaldrons coal—10 tous ee pont te in Dlr, 10 e Schr Amanda, Hi Schr Martha Mar hr Page, Brig Mobile, Buckley, Gatch, Smith, Halifax, NS; Lees DF Hanks, Fulford, Newbern, Ni Inox Kev Liant.— which was dpatroyed by the, i tress, repaired and saile ‘No portion of the cargo was sold. e bay, and 8 ship: antes uokwown, posed to be "Arrat New London, Juse I ards, fm NW n,” dodo: brigs Taran’ Mavacuez, P K. brigs Rebeca, Staples, ¢ Sleeper, disc; General fee Ded me tay fac North Comel, Rast oo Baler belle MeMath, losding “Nomrnsat Jane 7—Cld, ships Albion, Allan, Glas ittle brigs Aeriel, Ritchie, .N. P. June 10—In port, seh Ww ae June 10—In Moulth Rieh, N_ York, 13th: Samuel Peters, Mayo, ‘Trinipap, Cuna, J from St ‘shoimay log for Philad; American, A avet, Bauatord “ues stand June 7—Brig Fairy, Philad dal Iv hia—pnased mrt the passage, schr. Abel hips M Green Rowland’ for Liverpoats yo, WIEN: [ag for N York; br and ce. bar} i m son, Sm tal pe, Ww y! neiroyschs Deane St Sago; Chilt Hanson, NY¥er Gia, ship M Savawany June 16—Cld, barks Francis Wat in, Wilmington, NC (fered aaa eanta Dies Heiner No.20 Duane street, I shall be y lite time. CURE O Wee Dricthe Bowes and: Seincs, pertormed by Le. J. HEINE, 20 DUANE: street— hereby certify that | was miraculously cured by Dr. Joseph Of a most troublesome scrofulous complaint, from h I suffered fo the most so-called skillful had large and numerous ulce Gi Besling, CSuthend be Ce: in spoke sehr. Te! abop, a Jol ees Broddell, 16 days Smith, 5 da: Norton, 13 sto Saitaud Phelps 16 days from “aninided de Cuba, Schr Jerome, 05,8] Back. |, from St Jago a8 Sule 4 June. Bt Foster & Nickerson. Saile: ts ‘York: saw an Amei iurlbut Co. PR, June 10, to H South- poneay s Watron, Buirting, Bal- foe Jon 3h spoke for St faa Nahe facie, ion 3h heavy squals from W, in which we lost mainto) Brg Millinoket, Harper, 10 day a taraes, with molas- iy lor htt’ Bt Patrick, Swift, 4 days from St Marks, with cotton, 8 days from Key West, fiom, Eneee, PR, 30 with the 42 Ye reg .dawe from Boston sally, Je. 19 days from Demarara, with Ty ‘days from Sidney, with 30 rs, to Goodhue & Co. son, ‘dys from Elethuera. 15 passet 10th mstant, off Hole in the wall, spoke bark Kilby, From Bos: Munson, Price,7 fea from Elethura, with 3200 applen to ana Catherines “Neill, cotton to vail, ‘spoke schr Cabot, of and from Balti- from Key West, 18th instant, Ci ‘Schr Lydia, Stearns, 12 days from Key West, with 100 bales i oe Disturiiut & Co." ath instant, spoke tg a oa eae Tae, deve thom. Washi, ‘Tybee, Taine oe Deka: with der. ‘Schr relies, Clift, 20 days from New Orleans, with com Schr H Mi) ‘Hort. om) Horton, 20 days from New Orleaus, with AF Thorn, Sanford, 6 days from Wilmington ir 1G MeNetl, Brown, 21 days ays. from A Miibenk wler,7 days from Washington, NC. from Washington, NC. ‘Allen, 5 days from Washi Schr Barton, Abbott, days iron Cala Smith & Byington. Schr Adele & Rosann Ne. elasco. | Orleans, with 100 ‘om Ww ton, with Saher! te 6 days from Machias,with t, McGinn, 5 days from Bucks; Schr Perseverance, Hicks 4 day , Price, 3 a ay fo steamboat Heral Below. Arrived—B: Mayo, St uba; Rowenua inal, Bargeut, Londonderry; Sua Fl NC; schrs James aud Samuel, 1» N York. Sehr Spring E Birds Magoune, 10 days from ‘Cherry field. tg Isaac Achone, Crocket,4 days from Thomaston, with “Schr Ceylon, Holbcook, 12 days from Lubec, with plaster, a ppomsston. tach 5 Turaber. Clarence, 4 days from Salem. mberlain, 3 days from Boston. [hefore qeported] from Florida Key Boston: brigs Lemuel Peters, &, Burr, Wilmingtor lover, Lang doy Jon Notice to Mariners. ieht is stationary. Barstow, will On which «d cargo for Tus, Gray, Light House on int indians, has been rebi Miscellaneous Record. Constitution, Captain Britton, and the bark sail this morning for Liver- itis feared has been lost ER on her passage from Philadelphia to Cork, was insured in State joston, on vessel a ,000, Boston 8, + $30,000. The Washing- , and the Neptune $14,000. Spoken. @ue 1, lat 25 19 Ship Niagara, (of New York) Nye, 39 deys from Liverpool Orleans, J) t Ship Callender, of Kennebunk, from Palermo for N Orleans, May. 19, lat 35 16, long 9 18, peorge Emery, from Palermo fo mony, from Newport for Bebe Tene 2, las 41 12, Long 96 Schr Star, Balerd from 1 New York, for St Thomas, June 8, ‘Whalemen. Arrat Stonington 17th, ship America Bay of St Margaret, California Jan 29th, ae iforni rica went into St M: Goan via New Yenlande| last fm F lands, with 750 bbls wh peal) ee do sp, 2000 Ibs bone. Isaac Allerton, ‘I do do; Coriolanus, Hale, fr barks ( Caroline, Lane, for Rio Janeii Pal N York; M * Gelb delphi June 6—1 York; Pauchita, ce 3 ncoln, fur New York; Liverpool irk Elvzabethtown i 20—In port, bri ston, di tack justares UB As Jane ag Ma from Phila; lays from Boston overboard on 34d EEC, Juve er Ta barks Del hendet On Il; 16th, brig Wear, Re: on rman, hi ie ftain, Gloucester; Sir John Falstaf Ro 4 Searle, Hescroff, Armstrong, Liverpool} bri ai 2 1090 rhe aloud . Barnum, spoke Feb 15, lat its ioe 11458 W, Co ady, do; schrs Cad for PI hiladelph jane 3—In port, » Chater, Aberde N W Coast, Pa ‘iso Ok oats it es Teva f Mart Stor Simmons, N bbis elephant Fisher, NB, ton, ifarnin, & inonths out, 00 wh 330 sperm for NW Coast. Drowned from the America Jan 12, Willian Hassell, of N Bedford, aged 18 years. ryaret’s Bay on the 26th ay 0 a se unt of the ap- m ign Ports, Canvenas, June join por pie others, brig Fidi Hammet, lg. Sid, sehr Isle of Pine, fora northern port ; 7th, brig Eliza, for Portland MeK&RA, June 1—In port, brig Calcutta, Clark, fer Turk’s Island and Bvstor Gvuavanitta, June 10—Ina port, brig Arve, Wooster, for NYork, 13th. Goarama, PR, Jaue7—Arr, bark New Haven, Downs, fin ys. May 17-<61d shing, #lement, Springer, from Torrey. do do; B Aymar, frum Palermo for N York; Marcella, Ingraham,fm 'm Palermo for Boston; from Dorcas, ‘Tikiob, do, next Coucord, Burden, K aldy; Myrene, Burwick, Frisbee, for anter, Franks yort, brits Adelade, Katon, wie jor New York ; John B. Hawk, Duell, fiom New Sid, brig W'J Watson, Sterling, Dodds, port, bark Lucinda Ma Gregory, from Salem; to anil on the 4th. asks Kington, Bowen, jo Portland; lial Ornstare, Rogers: from Boston, ‘ise. ‘Thomas, from Dema- es Gonaives, reports hav- Gry, Limeric! iveriale Ros « Payn, Ly London; Jeanie Johnston, Home Ports. A, June 12—Arr ry Philly 19--Arr bry ‘ory lad chin Cod, Uh: Undine, ire nimores Da he'T AL 4) H ‘ont Morle Brazos Egg Harboa Mersey, Coffin, do Tybee, pocorn eee bri OM pson, Wien Hick ond; Rie! Philadel; ‘Sar Fabius, Whvte, Laguryra: U 8 tu “Axworth ladison, Foster, Bremen; Br brij bark Mersey, Coffin, from Liverpool; brig, Aye, MeCormick, New Yorks schr Qcta- via, Knowles Cld, 9th, bark Re! ‘ewis, New ‘York; 12th, be ig Aun tlfss, ark er dos Palermo; Corde- Prilsdelph lo Pa ond, Ritcher ase, N- York \- Roundy, ‘Amsterdam and Lane, Rio Ja- . Baker, Jeremi Bru pudle: Lewis phia; 8 A Appleton,Nick- tude, Libbey, Liverpool; 'aleon, Ferguson, fur the \e Ring Ohuaas, Jess li—Aze ship erriere, Grieley, fin Bordeaux; barke Louisa, Lake, fm Vera Crux; Marthe, ‘Adams, ; Yarmouth, Dunbar, Bos » Tanptea: Fiedelia, Small Taylor, Port MeDs lumbus, Dubs, from Gena’l_Cobb, Santiago; Hallowell Brazos Sant nssar, Be Rin ests, joubry, Ha ORY rect idence; Logan, Chase, Simoutony Norfolk Vesper, Staples, Norfolk; imily IcnMoxy, June 18—Arr sebrs Splendid, Burt, NYork; 5 ri Henry Br ulceration legs and were contra . tid confined to my Hedy my life vas 8 A peste fect from Capfai bout five hy’ I was perfe fos. Heine, No. to mend, and am nces who. wish to. consult. Dr. ol oot thas his gal off ORGE, We, the undersigned, pate . J. W. tT eould not stat who attende NOTHER GREAT CURE OF ULCERS, MERC eae dak Ps Contractions of the ptain Richard « been pronounce een tortured by quacks. but suffice it to d_me ‘said they never 1 n Was 80 very extens.ve the hilcers an my jin RICHARD YATES. 1 can be seen at the corner of Maiden Lane and South street. ERCURIAL U. rorge W. Gibbons, do years, and from which all ieians could not cure me. similar compounds, did me no good when I was re- 20 Dunne st, under whose uow entirely cured. Such Heine. who ay} 20 “soasaa FSi, 105 South, street. ms exAliierman i Weed. “ Ver Of Broad’ Broadway. U. 8. Thom cate ee Phils Col. 8 yo Boston; Josiah Harman, He int Cant aad Mrs. Eldridge, ow tand, roe Ree i Mr Pa peat packet E snip Kove i Pern sad Mrs tou: Mr. M'Pherson, Posie ide, and J. Ne Htimoy Lincols q eae Boston; Danes Qiios Be ae Ports ate HA emidell, New Loudon inti Merylind; J Puicgn, Englonds Re Simon, Baluimores J Siaughter, Fredericksburg! J. Fiber i Bill, iting ne % » Counes Br WigraaA aterdans G. Le Brune, i |. Bees dabee, Gymcere, ny: A a ity HOTEL. Aa Holgate. Mr. and ‘tos Robe: glans Philadel phi avhiss » Grib Mr. aud Mra, R. ©: (Dei, Bust ‘Moret Crown, Mrs. ewies, Mlonday ‘Smith, Hart Croton Horet. ed ee Biogtem. Vt; L. Hameo ene 3 C. Goodyear, N. . Bosworth, Ilinois; J Lisl, haves Lak N. Wo M. Wood, Salina; Mi res “Augusta, Mr. St. James, rlemns. Cuintox Fore: ‘W. E, Warren, New York; 5, Clldden, Mrs. Mooney, Miss Havanah, Me; vir and Mrs Chapman and son, Boston, CU. W Bacou, Piva; ‘Mr Hisliard, Now Nett aed child. Rochester; H, R. Green, Jr Woodman, Master Woodman, All any Wil England; James Warden, Patterson; dM child, New Orleans; Win Maustield, Boston; Hartford; ALS, Holgate “England. STERN PRARL StReet House A. Woolford aud) Tady., Avouy Couns Mn, Caulde Muss Sherley, do; ker, L, Falls; J. 0. Rai o ‘Newark; 5.8 1 i, lady aud servant, endl Meare: Harte’ Loog Inland: Ee Woodard, Avon, Loug Island Conn: James Porter, Bridgeport: W. D, Ford, Savau Randall, Long Islan sarc A. Coolesee: Bostor Holcomb, Bridgeport; 8. Billings, Hatfield, Mass; James W. L. Sturgis, Berlin, OM ., Williams, ‘Deep ‘Rivers Mr. Bradley, fast Haddam; Win. M. Post, Essex, Coun; Mrs. P. joane, do. |. GU. Savage, Miss; Excnaner Horsn. ee Hull, New Haven; F, E. ‘thornton, Fismiags 6. 1. Auckenbeck, M. Morrison, R. Campbell, N. You JW ship Ohio; J. Moorehead, M. ‘MeLelian, Rony M. Ba , Newburg; Vir. Phimpton, C. Fis G.H. Kisher, N, York; G.C. Chas, Tucker, N. Hampshire: N & Snow, M. Thompson, Mass. John Stickney, Benj. Curtis, cg Franxun House. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall, sew «rleans; H. Arnold, aw H. Owen, Vermont; W, Queen, US Nj N. Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. Walcott, NJ; Wim. Kuox, Ireland; Charles Dayly, Buffalo. Howanrv House. E. 8. Johnson, Salem; RK. B. Bedee, London: D. Hussey, Stonington; W. 21. Canfield, Burlington; A. Shephard, «hil W. Bomb, Bostor yan erin a Pranc K Burwell. nglaud; i Tamore; Ky; J, Root, Al Ph d Mrs. Stewart, Conn; B. Sonat mea E. Sand, Piermont; J. Colvsn, Montreal ‘Mr. and Silvey, Baird, J. Parke, Alord, Per- ‘Melntosh, Stockton, Cumming, Gill evuolis suarshall, Washington, Kellogg, Haines, Lewis, Barton, ‘Tedadales Comswell, abbott, Dickerson, Cadets of the Military Academy of West Point. Jupson’s Hotes. Mrs Rasch, Mrs, Thomas Layton aud family, N. 0.4 Hon, R. Giddings, Jefferso "Stone, we aud Mrs. Middleton, Wane co.; Capt. 0. "Barbour, Saratoga; W. A. Humbull,, Nashville; ''. Slicer, Brooklyn: Mr. HL Browne, Kingston; . Ferguson, Ohio; ‘T, Cuthbert: son, J. Lyman,'N «Chappel, Norwich. Hore. H.R. Stevens, Lebanon, H. 1: Lockwood, Charles M Holly, Stamford; Strattan, M Hi, Bangham, Burlington; J. V. Dobbie, Fay. hi e, Albany jagfield, C. Sn T. B ten Islan Moses, do; y,, Willi veld, Irvin, , Clarke Stoth no, Sexton, Bolies, Perk ington, f PRomtatsns Met Charles Hollis, ker, England, A. Richardsor Smith, Cincinna tone, Oriand, In; Shote, Buffalo; J. P U. Osborne, Miami county s LN MeCormick, Boston; Lieut. Scouter, U.'8.A.; F. Whita: New Exctaxp House, ‘reehold; W. Barstow, Providence; 8. W, H, Remington, Fall River. Natioxat Horen. Di sts, Onn pe “May, - J., Wm. H. . New York: oomingdale: ¢ rumansbui ier, Bridgeport; ee: Sementowas . White, Mobile, Alu; i Eaton, Cattskill, N E. Hoam, hfs. Tompscu, Milvwauikie Heury Wafford, Harrisburgh, Pa. NortHern Horet. Mrs, English, New Branswicks J Mearthur nd lady, Canada; J. Moore, Mass ; Land ‘ty: Charleston; C. #- Noung, Boston. T. raser, City; D-8.1 Keto J; G. Joy HUN 8.P. Stokes, Albany's JB. Charke, Detroit Sweenyard N.Y: J. Rowley, Victor; Rev. BMmato; Mi. and Mis. Debbaud’ Detgiurn, ‘Tammany HALL. C. R. Hewitt, N. York; P. Woodiaud, Long Island; H. there, Quitcy; fH. Reynolds, Milwaukie; Mr, Jones, ue taland UD Wess: Coun Kk, Orittenden, do New Haven; 1. W, MeKay, Southport; H. J.J. Williams, N.d; J. Smith, Bosto TH Wosdmerds dot J. Kimucars Albay? OB Bishee, ys Hi: Whitey, N.¥i Murray, B Licey, Boston, Usitep Starks Hot J. Nickerson New Haven; J ; B. Beecher, N, Haver Grant, Boston: A East ; ‘arroll, j-, Ne W. Byrum, Gardner: J. Bi D Gordon, Heitords S. Harrington, ‘Amherst; mes aud daughter, hureh, Philadel ph 5 nf "Hloridsy J"'N. Buee ; Vieker a y ie; R Barnes, Pe Miarbie: Neflavens 8S Wieemsh, dacksouvities B. Bolle Hartford; ‘A. K ng, ¥ M. Chaneeller, N Yor Vrowellt Mass F. Bagnall, Bos'on; E. Ash Newburyport; J. W. Berthron, srl ‘Gan er, ee MeAipine, Albany; W. well Pearce F Smith, ‘STERN Hot fot eit ns oarrent lorsberger, Chi ibson, Lonuilis; M. Loe i B. tynd dy . Lyn 10a! Butternuts; . H. King, Olean; L’ Stonington: B. Heanv, lolmes, Boston. _TO FAMILIES AND INVALIDS.—The follow: bave gained unequalled popularity frem tion they give to those who use them, ai—and a genuine in this city, at No. Twenty: 21—One Courtlandt street, 2i—The Magical Pain Extractor, for burns, sores, and all flammat too well known to need remarks upon 21—ats_ excellence. 1 2i—Balm of Columbia, for staying or restoring the hi gland keeping the head Perfectly fice fron aniea ad 2l—ser est article ever uses id Bone Liniment and Klixir—Never umatic affection. ir Dye that will color the Hair and give it a bean 21 fal Kloss, without sta je Nair’s Acoustic Oil,a certain cure for deafnes at Townseuds, Sands’, and Comstock’s Extract of Sarsapn ti 2i—Spohn’s Remedy, an excellent article for sick or ner- 21—vous headache. 21—Pink Syrup for coughs, colds, and all diseases of the 21 lungs Ps 21— t jays’ Liniment will care the most obstinate cases of —pile: 21—Vermifnge for worms in children or adults, uever fail- Med to cure. ‘Stove, Grate, and ron l—ever known to give a pol st. baat Am 4 and Bug Bese-will effectually do away 21—with these troublesome vermin, 21—Longley’s Western Indian Panacea, the best family 2i—physic in the world. Sold onty at No. TWENTY-ONE Courtlandt street. Jed 30 re hi " ve to any thing bce perso have been in ey are yaicians, Drs. Mott, Stevens, Boyd, others, whose letters can be seen at her establish: They paventiected cures pin all other remedies have te EINHARDT'S. & 8 RRS FOR SIGNS Ottice 20 Mriden Lane; entrance ‘These letters are remarkable for durabi Tmnequalled by. any other article in is, warranted to stand exposure Mi the eity—whi ne fo ule Wegener: “Miey are iso leraaied to thy olor that mas be desired m= th Te ILLUSTRA RS, containing 0 tion ofeach State, the icles, grinotoal totvanand Seika’ ces, the railroad’ and stage rontes, re, Ke, embellished with 125 highly finfshed engravings, aul ah accurate rap of the United States, Just published, wid for sale, whoterale and retas my26 Stawim*r 9) IVISBARY GENERAL'S OFFICE, ST AR New York, June 15, 1817.—Sealed proposals will be reoeived aithis office from ihis date couse, Sat for be ya following articl yo delivered at the junction of the, Fifth avenue fourth street, ns may be required: From 100 to 500 cubie yards buildeng sande ty 500 barrels lime. of same to be seen where the articles are 19 be de- SRY STORMS, ti minnbipery ‘G N.Y, AMES M. KELLY, Shakespeare ae comerof sixth hesnat streets, Mercer aad Tailor, respectfully ine forms his customers and the public, that he has taken that old. and well known establishment. th West comer of Sixch and Chess where atthe N e will be found elish, French, aud other He has mide a ‘angements to have mahie and fashionable goods he ¢ und attention to wich their enstom, may depend npou their wants being supplied at the shortest ice, which, ia these times, may be regarded as of not the st importance, By the arrangements he has been able to, make, from his long experience in busi 1 purehasing goods, he will furnish his rate as any other competent inthe city. He, therefore, ase —CAUTION. umers of Cotton Threrdy are bene by © ticle of crt cies “Conts & € axle in this market, is not t ) sale in th i market, inot the celebrated sf oH PAPER aanitGe AND SHADE ION & HART, 243 Broadway, opp have now in store their full gancrament ob Pape and Borders of all descriptions, for parlors, bedroom selected in Paris with great care, Prise the best assorted stock in the city, and at prices lower than have everheretofore been offered, Also on hand, a large assortment of French Window Shades for snle at unorecedented low prices, i ImSre. RAPPING PAPER. 000 reams cap, yom and do i straw and t pping, of a superior 4 lity, just received and forsale by et rt 29 amr dat OF Sas at MY AND GUNS—3,000 Muskets for shipping. Leas] double and single err ara pea Fle . P. ic ce rareets Me fo} — nee rane; Semel and] ey pris somes inthe ¢ city jet 30tre XO CAPITA ALISTS AND MANUFACTU! bscriber far ads ry tire from theo cares, of basiaeeor be thacioes offers ome is and productive Ord west si many tive toll vith cee the sale. pa seven per cent per annum on the aoe aw wi itwi i ofthe Eeopa Crank within to andg aitrwiles af the Findson River. of at least an hi cit Meera ot which may be got fora onsideration, and i iulise ay improved mpnoved would soe give orien nor a eye these premises the N Sauger i) fe Pipers satin te ser th ntaaela eng smaller wor nboat rans regularly between these works and New’ York. Freigits up and) down. 73" conta ton dollar per ton, taken from vad dthivgred ac the mil Faysogate, will, be mate eT isposnd of te day We ie Bon tthe Mere yt 2 o'clock in New York eer, or tecte tha aly a enor Personally, nally, to ste suotionser; No.7 B: ‘eect ie SNS 4 remniaes, © aie at D* ELLIOTT, Oculist, 683 Broadway, informs his 7 tients that daring e suinmer months, he will be in id sagen Be ola at nei, Pian UpICAL, NOTICE THE | BQGHM FLUTE Mr John A; Kyle, Professor of the, Flute, hav adopted the Weshan flute, in prepared to supply P amateurs with this instrument, manufactul Inanuer by A. G, Badger, (who received the a silver medal at the Fair of the Amer Beta rite tay fore nop used ty Une, Conse and tue Royal Academy of Mus a, and i | institutes in Euro) ene ment, \ tificate or guarant Ascale of the flat h flute, Letters Coat paid) dey Jobe A. Kyle, street, will reé jmamediate attention. theved Aue, tmiqutactured as above: bove instruments. ENCE «i certain order of ee Court Yoo the City usd County of Philadelphie, the Sheriff pub the following = they HENRY LELAR, Sheriff ce, May 13, 1847, “at Philadelpihin immonvreaith of Penusylvania, to the Sheriff of Phi- lagelsnia eget, eresting We ‘command’ You thtt you atrich Theodorus Van Tine, late of Four evunty, by all and sgtbar hie woods end ehatels sid tenements whoue bauds on posseusion apever the sams may’ be, 40 tha pear before our Disth the city, aud county of Pinledelphie, av and for aid city asd gonnty, on mn the first Monday of June next, to answer Fernando ofa plea of trespass On the case. ‘And we'lso command oa, that you, summon oll persons i whose hands or possession oe said ge chattels or any of them may be attac! ey and @' ery a ba pee appear before the said court, at the y and place al subwer what shail be guiccied agniaet theas, pad soideitee Judgment of the court therein. Aud have you then there this wat “4.1, Witness the Honorable Joel Jones, President of our sald Cohn oe Pailaael ph the thirteenth diy of May, in the " Paadhin y and Ly year of our Lord o1 acigheh hum forty-seven. EDWIN T. Bars ee ‘rothenotary. Description of property attached by of the above wri A certain lot or piece of ground, situate on the north side of Morris street, in the district of Spring den, and county of Philadelphia, eginnin a point distant ni ur feet from the east Lae ye ‘reet, being the corner of twenty feet wide ae id Morris ‘atreet, exten thence east Korn street ninety-six feet rac thence pata iam of Chat et to ertaig they feet street, ened Hi i or Centre street, thence westward along the south side of Hill or Centre street ni iaeegees feet to the corner of Dl 4 feat wide y above mentioned, and thence southward b: ae enst side of said alley one hundred end eighty feet to ky esinning. lawow?r N PURSUANCE of an Order of the NUEBOGATE of the Couuty of New York, notes ig hereby given. tall Peron, having claims against GEORGE TIEMAN, jate of the City of New York, Grocer, deceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof to the ‘subscriber, at the store of Lohsen Lohler, No. 203 spe 9 street, in the City of ew, sore work the 2108 dav day of Na i eens next. + ated New York the 241] v of [ay REBECCA Betama mv25 24t Law#re tratix. N PURSUANCE OF AN. ORDER Oe ce ORR HO: GATE OF THE COUNTY OF NEW Y' TICK Je hereby given to all, persons havin cirimetecian CHADDS ate ot we city of New'Vork: deceased oe ee i ein vouchers thereof to the subscriber, at her residence, No. 14 Oni atreet in the city of New York, on or kefore the igth day of October ne Dated New York, the sth day of April _al6 ltawom*re "JANE RICH HDS. Administratri O MEDICAL MEN AND OTHERS—For sale an ex- tensive aud loug established cash slice, Praetice in dis- gases ofthe sexual graaus, Kc. Ke. the clear inccwme of which 0) rietor going to Ex pe uffalo, New York. TO LEND Bond and M 86, 500 cis or iroskiyn Beal Estate, in same t@ ants, ‘This’ cain bolon has been upwards of $1,000 the last’ two years. Will b ou favorable term: the present rope +1 box 738, loaned for a term of year 5 BROAD. Ne 1 Wall street, basement. estate in trust, and “Appl immediately” to 8. the Croton awe Werer office inl SWEENY, (Late 11 Ann street, New York, OVED wwe 6 CHATHAM STREET.—The under- igned, at the srgeoach ¢ of the travelling teaapn, deems it necessary to apprise those who may not be aware of the fact that, in order to extend his business, as well as of accommodation, he has removed to 66 Chatham within a few doors of Chambers; and beeri opposite Duane, where he has tens 4 Saloon on Viel saine plan as es (rae one : but in extent, comfort and -iriness, not surpase i the city. The enlargement of hi ‘demanded by the increasing patrouage of the tion has been selected as a central vA oe above is the only cet he either owns, or is in any, manner, nominally or otherwise connected ‘with, he hopes hin fiendr andthe’ public will remember t at ebis isthe only saloon ofthe undersigned, mad sole proprietor L SWEENY, Chatham stree SWEENEY'S HOUSE OF REFRESHMENT, NO. 66 CHATHAM STREET, NEWYORK Brut, oF Fane. wu oF Fang icken Pot” Plum Padding... jhe! Padding ice Puddi Custard iain Beef Steak, eeesggeesgee22 sezeek 222e2 e2e2e OARDi NG IN A FR burgh. nished with ag ished house in e Pe Mt NCH FAMILY at Wi Professor of the Sy Langnage, | heris nee and reg sle tad men. The situation is one of the most delight! the’ nee borhuod of Ni k, the harbor and ity. of Sew Parke. ‘cick the tomeention Hig they = ms in ja La dene Innes ad music wet WaTnagrtgrter formed aeply atthe terry Mater street, leaving from the river, which is between the piset third street th , hire BY t, near the Peek slip ferry Willinmsburgh: "re BOAKD IN Tith UOUNTRY. oli fo san summe! a Orange county, one mile from t at Cormwall—the best by oy Jand ce iM be to bw ws romer in try. Early appheatio inher patesies, please inquire Ful A. D, San: -orne! jinm streets; R. Sinelair, 435 Houston 8 street; C. Broadway ‘T OFF CLOTHING AND aRNTONS arr ies and Gentlemen having any cast off or super- furniture to diste of, can obtain a air ash ane, by, aeading a notes or by cal t th’ the post, which wil bubscribe it his resitence, or thi be panctually attende fi Dk BOER, 7134 Canal st., up stair N, Ps Lagies ean hoattewded to by Mx Be Woon.” Oia ‘wook ‘aud job goods bought, of any description and SSORD NE | nig a uiQuib HAIR DYE it i Ae. ° Nis FRICON AFH which, incancaly eaten ihe Hira marural Brown, and the ant slastivily y iz° yout ‘an cae . A wash or rab of, peots it ts Dubie’ i the utmost sawn ial, babs ty ied z fate wing 10 Im Fre phi. GAS FIXTURES OF ALL KINDS. G. MORFET. iat ie street, third blook west ray, r Gas ny ating BRACKETS SAN PENDANTS f all their varieties of patterns and sizes, Contracts will alse Churches, Hotele and all other public: Cuttiiveat ie eit as private dwrellings’ at the shortest notice’ ured ce the meat rose marble terms, B. Allkinds of gns fixtures regilt, rebronsed, at resil- eh eee tat Erie cs trata w= Find ser | | ——————ee ee eee ree