The New York Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1847, Page 4

have been Eievotore a turn—they sotbinwd ray tt seas seeded rr on ee Yee wire inks that and denote! can be made with Mexico, or that the American troops are coon to be withdrawn, is some one who has not been over the country—he starts fn his bel ief from false premises,and judges a race of peo- ple by the ordinary rules which govern human nature; Pile it is notoriously a fact that they have long since thrown all ordi defiance. one of their farcos [Telegraphte ¢ Correspondence of Phil. Bulletin. Later from Santa Fe. 1 Sr. Louis, June 15th, 1847. A party of traders have arrived here, who left Santa Fe, May 13th, Every thing was tranquil there, as fur as the natives ‘Were concerned, but great dissatisfaction existed with Pw military, on account of the goverument of Col. ice. ‘The former accounts ot the dissipation of the officers and soldiers are fally confirmed. ‘The traders on their route found the Indians very hos- tile, They attack and rob parties of Americans when- ever they can. Government has sustained great losses by them, as they have stolen a large proportion of the renttle, mules, &e., belonging to the United States, and also many from the volunteers and traders. On the 28th they attacked a large train of trading teams, killed one of the party, and stole one hundred head of stock. ‘A party of Americans were coming to Santa Fe with despatches from General Kearney, who is soon expected. ‘The volunteers at Sunta Fe are extremely anxious to get home again, but in this they will be grievously dis- appointed, ——y gY THE MALLA, Affairs in Washington. Wasmixatow, June 19, 1847, Local Affairs. ‘Tho sky is all overcast, and we expect more rains so that the corn crop in this region will be pushed ahead, and the prospect of a fino yield largely enhanced.; It has become a question here whether Dr. Douglass intends to get the Long Bridge over the Potomac mend- ed this summer or not, A rent was made in it by a flood last November, and six months ,have elapsed, and stil the hole is open, though the money has been appro- priated to close it up. ything like the energy which the importance of the market communication with Virginia demanded, the bridge would have been put in order two weeks after the adjournment. We call the attention of the commissioner to the subject, in the hope that he will really set about having the work done. jeoause If it twere done, Widheoountl was toe quickly.” ‘We have a couple of large hotels in progress of buildin, on Penniylvanis Avenues ‘Tho olty is steadily prospers ing, although during the summer it has nothing else to do than to prepare for the meeting of Congress—the sub- alatence #f the place depending entirely on tho pockets of Uncle Sam. Flour here within two weeks has fallen some two dol- lars a barrel, nearly as much on acceunt of the increase to the local supply, as from the news by the Cambria. Batrimenc, June 21, 1847. Reception of the President—Military and Civic Parade \—Troops for Vera Cruz—Fire Rioting, $c. ‘The entire military force of Baltimore has been or- dered out to-morrow, at one o'clock, to join in the recep- tion of President Polk, who will arrive here at two o'clock, P. M., on his northern tour. He will leave for Philadelphia in the nine o'clock train on Wednesday morning. The Mayor and a Committee of the City Council are also arranging for a civic procession, and there is no doubt but that his reception in this city will be equally as extensive as that about to be tendered to him in New York and Philadelphia, ' ‘The Sonsof Temperance aro making extensive propara- tions here for a grand celebration on the fifth of July. Indeed. there seems to be a general disposition evinced to celebrate the fifth of July as the anniversary of inde- pendence. The fine bark Margaret Hugg is to sail this morning from this port, for Vera Cruz. She has been chartered by the government to take out troops, and will take from Fort McHenry company D of the Voltigeurs, number- ing one hundred and two men, under command of Licut. Marriott. She is to stop at Fortress Monroe, and there take on board company K of the same regiment, under command of Capt. Caldwell. Firemen’s riots are again becoming quite common in Baltimore. The Independent Company have acareely waited for the remains of the gallant Law to be depo- rited in his grave before they insult his memory by giv- ing to the compauy in which he took such pride the character of law-breakers and rioters. The New Mar- ket, too, has gone into the hands of the rioters again, nnd ia regaini M3 the infamous name it had before David Grelan success! ually undertook its regeneration. Puitapeuenia, June 21, 1847. ‘The withdrawal of Mr. Kendall from being # candidate for the Presidency of the New York, Philadelphia and Washington telegraph company, has caused the direc- tora to look round forasuitable person to fill the va- cancy. Several candidates are spoken of, but the most prominent is George H. Hart, Esq. of this city, whose connection with the United States Gazette is to be ter- minated, by the merging of that journal into the North ‘American, The choice could not fall upon amore suita- ble person. The business of the telegraph company re- quires a prompt and energetic officer at its head; and such, without doubt, would Mr. Hart prove to be. The cases of ship fever at our Lazaaretto continue to increase, and the hospital there, has at least fifty cases init. Capt. Spencer, of the ship North Star, died on Sa turday morning of the dreadful malady, His vessel, and the emigrant passengers brought over in it, will, proba- bly, be detained at Quarantine a couple of ‘weeks. The President is to leave Baltimore on Wednesday morning, und after reaching Wilmington by a special train, will be conveyed from thence to the city in the steamer George Washington. The landing will take place at the Navy Yard, under a national salute of twen- ty-six guns. The military are to parade on the occasion, and escort the distinguished ‘guest to the residence of Vice President Dallas, where he will put up during his in the city. He will depart on Friday morning. ‘he Washington Blues, under the command of their new captain, Samuel A. Haynes, Esq., made a handsome sine this morning, accompanied by the Washington ‘rass Band. Sales of Stock: June 21—First Boanp. 68 do 1234; 230 Le! gk C ‘oal Scrip, 2 10634150 Readin 30 Guard Bank, Slants Banke sort bs sje funk, 125% 5 Norristown Bank, 14 RR 32% Arren SaLes.—3,00 29,000 Texas Treasury ‘Noten ith4 0674s 43,000 State. 3, (in tors) E: is Pimitaton € 8! Secon Boa Reading RR, 3: 240 Lehigh, burgh RR Bonds, 90; 59 Reading RR, 77%; 9,000 do do' 98. 000 Reading RR. Bonds, 7 Alleghany Copper, 1234 ,000 Texas S. Bank, Axnany, June 20, 1847. The Extra Session of the Senate. ‘Tho official circulars have been printed and issued to the several Senators, instructing them (in conformance with the proclamation of the Executive.) to repair hither at the oapital,on the morning of the 20th of June, instant, The session will be extra and interesting. Be- sides the eauses expressed in the proclamation for this movement others of importance to the State, ——— COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE, State of the Flour Markets. New Ontraxs, June 13—The news received from England, by the steamer Hibernia, has produced an un- usual excitement in our market, and occasioned considerable advance in Breadstuffs.” Flour has most sensibly affected, and the week's sales amout to about 50.000 bbls, the closing rates being $7 12% to $7 873 for Ohio and Illinois, and $7 75 to $8 per bbl for choice St. Louis brands—an advance of 50 to 2c. per Corp has gone up to 10e per bushel, the week's being 160,000 bushels, nnd the rates since the news 75 to 85¢ per bushel for prime whiteand yellow. An ad- vance in whent of 20c. ber bushel. Sales of the week 75.000 bushels, the closing prices being $1 65 to $1 70 per bushel for prime, and higher rates asked. Purtaoenrma, Jane 19.—The Flour market opened heavy, and without demand at $7 50, buyers evincing very little disposition to operate at present prices; 1000 bbls sold on shipboard at a low rate of freight, for $7 50; 2000 bbis western at $7 3734, and subsequently 1000 bbls at $7 25, closing with somo sellers at the latter price. Corn Meal and Rye Flour without demand; the former iw offered at $5, without sales. Wheat unsettled, and held above the views of millers; a sale is reported at $1 69, and good Pennsylvania were freely offered at $1 60, without being taken. Oats—Southern dull at 55e. Corn But little afloat; 1600 hushels Southern yellow sold at $1, weight. Dernorr, June 16.—The market remained inactive yesterday, although the views of both buyers and sellers were advancing a trifle. 250 bbls brought $7 13, at depot, and 100 at $6 88, which was below the market for straight brands. An offer of $7 25 was made and re- fased for 1000 bbis that was in market, two days since, at $7. Corn—Some 76 bushels came in at 400, a decline of 40 from last Kk. New York Cattle Market. Jone 21.—At Market 1400 Beef Cactle (greater part of Which was from the south,) 65 Cows and Calves, and ‘2470 Sheep and Lambs; 80 Beef Cattle left over. Beef Cattle—The demand was rather brisk at last ‘week's quotations, say 6 50 to $8 per owt. Cows snd Calves—There was @ larger supply at mar- ket this week than last. Prices range from $16, $28 to $42, All.at market soid readily at these prices. Sheep and Lambs—The number at market this week is ie larger er than for some time past, which, however, has 6 effect of bringing down prices a trifle. We quote Sheep a¢ $1 1934, $275 og Ae HE $4 25, Lambs $1 26, $2 60 to Hay—Prices range from 56 to 75¢ The Crops, The New Orleans Deira of the 13th contains the fol- | lowing :—From an intelligent gentieman who arrived in this city yesterday, and who hi poy if hewagen ‘a8 recently been through sugar and cotton—present a most favorable appearance shee, we learn that the crops—both | fow of and fz neighbors, the few 1 page me are yy Shawtie the crops hy. the late hellavorma, that they have OG Ry sheet seakiens in gence, I think, from some does not befall the pena ror Red River they may fed make tolerable cotton crops. fool pln and ("eters no doubt myen of nt and I enter no dou! Citimate success. Th in eae in any other part of Louisiana ” The last Winchester hl ang op Mees :—Cont uh, da fale crn to ‘and at least, a part of Shenand we be a full and average one. ‘The geain is said to be of a superior quality. "fhe corn looks rather backward, but the copious and seasonable rain which has just fallen, will soon bring it forward. ‘A correspondent of the Rochester American writing from Brooxstield, Wisconsin, on the Sth inst, says :— is e not yet sven many wheat fields, and am conse- tly unable to speak of the coming crop from an observation ; but | have conversed with intelligent farmers from different sections of the country, who are all well informed upon the subject. All agree that wheat on the timber lands is very good, but on the pra.ries is much injured by the severe frost of last win- ter. South of this place, and in Illinois, the crops will be light. Corn is much injured by a small worm about halfan inch long. It works on the top of the ground. if ae ee does yt prove more destruct present anticipated, there will be an average 1 ins potatoe rot has been very severe in Wisconsin. 7 A gentleman just from the upper section of the State informs us that the crops of cotten and grain, although three or four weeks later than usual, in cot uence of | the backward spring, look vigorous and thriving. The wens crep has matured, and isa fair one.—Charleston lercury. With few exceptions, the grain fmay be considered an average cro} ‘ne stock of the wheat is short, but the head is well filled. The Tye is thin, and shorter than Usual, but heading very well. “The corn has bad a good and promises well, except on some high lands, which is ldo muoh revived siteo the inte, refea. “The corn crop in this county is very large, and if the season is good will yield more than has been made for several years past.—Hagerstown (Md.) Pledge. ‘We have pleasing accounts of the improvement of the crops, of all kinds, in the adjoining counties, in jconse- quence of the late seasonable weather.—Lynchburg Vir. ginian 17th inst. The Columbus Enquirer gives a most discouraging ac- count of the growing crop of cotton in all quarters of the South. The Enquirer thinks the prospect was never more unfavorable. The Sandsville Georgian of the 11th inst., says: “We are happy to have it in our power to state that the cot- | ton and corn in this section of the State are at present very promising. The corn is apr! recovering from the injury produced by the wind and hailstorm which ocourred’a few weeks ago, and if the season should be favorable from this time to the maturing of the ears, the yield will be a copious one. The stand of cotton is diy erally very good, and the plant is now growing rapi Passengers Arrived. Loxson—ship Margaret Evane—G P Putuam, Indy, three d two se: rs Lawreuce and three children, New Yorks a’Heauser, P Blesch, J Blesch, L Hagema n, Hammel, dy aud servant, of Gerinany: Mrs Ginps, Willsam Geo, Dickenson, James Chaffey, Mise Ryan, Miss Cl ts, of London; Lieut Von Grone, of German’ Baldwin, Koyal Navy; Dr Richardson, of Toronto Haman Mise Hf man, Miss G Haman, of Jersey’ Golde berg, Obi Ras on aud Lady, L Pu on J ney Stook, Win Bates orge D are a Visa ire, a: yh "Pass ew York—Mrs C Withers, Withers, Miss C hers, Mrs ME Ramsay and I, Miss A A Tucker, Mrs C_ Mitchell, Mrs A Nelson, Miss M | Ne sou, A H Nelson, 8 Nelson, Miss M A Sellick, Mrs EH Miss A Robertson, Miss A W Curtis, Miss PD | Rol p Perkins ‘hiss AA Ketchum, Misa Ht L Bee, Mist (A Cinger, | M A.Cropper, Mrx ML Holston Rev RC Ketchun— | Messrs G Edwards, G B Edwards, C W Simons, H Dewing OF Everard Lobia HW Holiistor, a Wightman FB Pearsall, EM Sprague, iH Bancroft, 0 Keefe, K Hawley, P McCoy, M McCoy, SH Bailey, wird, D Perkins, $b Bailey (ASL LioydAnd ria Maracves, P R—Schr DorearC © Meeker, Hea. ‘avne—Ship Harriet & Jesse—Mr Chipman, of Mrs Gorham. Havre—Ship Boston—S Sands; MrsE Ladoux, and 202 in | i GC Hay: | 12 in the | —————————————————_ Foreign Lmportations. Loxpon—Ship Margaret Evaus—3389 bars iron 2 grindstones | Naylor & co—i9 chain, cables Lewis J Squire—4¢ pkgs mdze Clark & MeConuin—7 Milton, Cushman & jortumer & Gawtry—3 Wilson G Hi ‘Nicholas, Pierce & cont Ope: | dyke & Hall—4 AT Stewart & co—103 F Powers & co—10 do | Cumming, Dodge & co—2 ‘Tiffany, Young & Ellis—9 D Ap- pleton & coml2 Lawrence, Murra wate—2 Lord & Tay- jor—2 Brown, Sever & Dunbar—9J K Herrick—I2 pipes oil Vi Aguew & Son—6 phe Paton & Stewart—21 Vyse & Sons—4 Kessler & co—7 58 N Dodge—2 Cars & Hyskell—5 Phelps, | Dodge & co—11 De Rahm & Moore—2 Johu Osbom—1 Gray. | son & Swanwick—2 Nevins & co—i Robins, Hill & co—3 G | Horewoud &co—il JA Underwood 3 D Felt & co HH fhu—8 Ben) W Holbert son—76 H Rob: ppe OvAlten L H'Aahurace) Waeth & Hallas Gacdaered t— I Bartlett & Wellord—10 RM Leckie—1 Diiiden—t tJ J Chapman—t1 Schaffeaburg & Lewis—1C Buckingham—1 W King—5 Robias, Hill & co—65 Wiley & Putuam—27 M J Fow: ler=140 Camron & Brand—8 ‘Tooker, Mead & co—6 WC Fowler-162 Leffert Lefferts419 tong coal bi Griswold—1 pkg P C Corcell—il C & fo meters D Eggert & Son—13 cases 33 bales 575 phys hdls irou 221 ingots tin 1 qr ck wine to order, Liverroo—Ship Fraucouie—27 packages Francis Burritt— 1p bales Cameron & Brand— cask Philip Speyer—10 packges Austin & Spicer—3 RG Brook—I2 chy | herp age en Barton & Brothe co—I9 bales Mey fire bricks Phelps, Dodge & co—206 tons cai 2 Colden—4 csks hardware ‘Thomas & co—178 bdls irén R Waterman & co— Brothers & co—39 csks oil G_B Morewood & co—7 cx & Stewart—7 crates 1 hhd Johu C Jacksou—96 do W Hinck- ley—water casks, bread &e Samuel Thompson & co—15 bales carpeting 76 caks soda ash to order. ‘avae—Ship Ambassador—1560 burr stones H Boelmer— 130 bkts champagne WD Cuthbertson—120 do John A ‘Vardy 32 es mdse Shirion, Maillard & co—200 bkts cha: page Cazet & Astorio—17 cs mdse O Dord—20 ks Schrage p & © es mdse do do—2 pkgs mdse_ Bowring, Tremois & cO200 Dis champague R Barsalower—7 cs mdse P Brady— bits cham- pague Schmidt & Bogel—6 cs mdse Ely, White & Son tndse Bognen, Gravew& co~3, Boiceau & Busch—16 Be Rees—« ‘Anderson & Stansfield—17 Moran & Islin—7 Martin & Lawson—28 Felix Hourdegain—4 L-ttle, Alden & | eo—2 Teteril & Blain—1 Stewart & Brothers—1 J Faxon—l0 k, Hagrison—4 Svaulding, Thomas & Veil—2 Wood & Neileiha = 1 Gaguberin—1 P A Brey—2 ‘Teeoujugot—9% Bankhead & Hatton—1.a Plunket & WN Coles fleaine, Gourdfen & co—I7 Charles Payne & com! bbl oil C C Becket—3 cs mdse J Duprey & co—2 Mitchell, Braynard & co—9 L Roger, Guil- lamer & co—I Simonsfield, Baey J co—2 Merian & Banaroe—2 Schroder Switzer—3 bbls ‘mdse Socreig & Schneider—1 box mdse F Buckingham & co—t Adriance & Strong—I Bramhall, Aberneithy & Collins—| $ Barton & co—2 H Tilge—6 Umbar, Damberman & com? AH Armold—1J Godly Spry & co—2 mdse Bouing & White—9 Falregnettio, Fils & Mor a8 O Hes senbe ‘Trenenger—3 M Platt & co—23 Peter D Muller & com7 Paul, Scnmidt & Anderson—2 L & Bates—1 A 8 Jordon—4 E Kem Pr oe er—8 Corbit & co—1 ¥ ee F Grosholy—2 Finn F Kong & co15 & T icton & eee Wk 8 co—2 Thos Hunt & co—2 ‘& Allonandinger—1 Cromwell Haight & co—t Milton, C nan & cole EB Strange & Brothers—5 Colville & Fleming—5 Nevins & coll Booth, Baker & Bradish—2 W & L Phipps & co—1 CB Bor risse & oe 000 frances T bert & co—103 bdls 10 cs mi Havar—Ship Erie—3 Schrage, pk ¢o—19 cases F Grabui c co} cate JW Blunt | Jeanjugnet=1 Umber & Dambn —2 Kessler & co—1 J F Compton—1 Renard & col co—I Hessenberg—3 V. Waguer—6 Simonsfeldt, Bache & co— arsinlt=i0 ‘Ahrenteldt—2 Boiceau & Rusch—1 Finn bxs gold 1 do silver to order. ow—Bark ast ton—150 tous iron R Irwin—16 chs co—G ex 3 bales Richardson & Watson—2 cs Spaald- Tones & Vail It cs bales. Coffin, Bradley & co—b8 ca bales Goat & co—24 cs H ‘Auchinloss & Sons—33 eso bales Sintch, ‘Fiiuryan & com29 cs 29 bales A Mitchell & eo —8 bales order. Nevvitts—Sp brig Joren Francisen—133 hhds sugar 126 bbls do 14 hhds molasses 8 cs copper 82 bxs sears 1204 \ bxs do Holt & Owen. Mavaavrz, PR—Schr Cadet—113 hhds sugar 26 bbls do 40 hhds molases,'to W P Furniss St Jonns, PR—Schr North Carolina—150 hhds sugar 51 hhds molases Maitland & Phelps—20 hhds sugar J Thompson—I4 6 8 L Mitchell. rk Verona—200 tons pig iron Merry & ningham—0 casks Clark & MeCorvin—t box J Huuter— bates Richardson & Watson Domestic Imposeutions. ark, Vernon—2006 pigs lead Strachan & Scott—I Perry & co~252 sacks wheat T P Stan- fo coals Bile hows AC Rocstro=ta els Upana 1 bels wht EM Atwater—197 tuerces 622 bris lard Heran, Lees & co—201 bales hemp Merritt & co—201 do Aeubold & Craft—60 do F'ran- ows Bucritt—20 Taylor & Merrill—20 ‘Tucker, (: acco P Harmony, Nephews & co—2 P Wall {oo —2 ex mdze 8 Shafer—1 d orn—I trank | pkg A! bax Barstow, Pope & com| trun! Lestox—Ship New York—132 csk andamens do.& 47 pla cotton, Drake & Mille-—l00teces rice Atwater & Milford—87 bls cotton at Robinso lor & Mere j—1232 do E D Hurl. 293 der. } 20 do J | Geo Balkly— 161 Spoil 6J WwW Phillij yarn Wood & Merritt—10 do DG Dratty—I0 8 V Underhi!|—32 tes rice, 82 bs cotton 33 bales yarn 11 pack thread to o1 “MARITIME HERALD. eset PORT OF aww YORK, JUNE 22, r MOON sets 7 32 | MiaH wate Cleared le Crocker, Liverpool, Samuel Th CEreush) “Mteomd, Havana, Renculd: mane, New Orleans Barstow, Cork, &e. i Barstow & Co; Sx yannah, Mustar Nesmith & Walsh; Chatham, Bearse, Bedford, Howe frey & Co, Heather Br) O'Donuell, Dublin, A Bell & | soa flies (Bir Kinesjd, Cork, Hira: Alernider” Wie, | (Br) Couchard, Cork, fe, 1 J Stewarts Leite, (Hi) Mui, Glasgow em) ‘Muller, Bre: mens via Will Sea omen Br) Barnes, St Joh fury: Savanuah, Dixon, Savauual, Druid, Ric Schirs—Samuel R Smith, Thompson, Barbadoes, JB Gai- ser; Ureenway, Couch, Whee Ship Margaret Evan Ter fet London aod Portrmenth, May Zith, with mdse to Joba Griswold. June stb, lat 48 35, long 35 30, saw a Jarye ship or bark on, fire. Her, stern was burnt to the water's odes it of standing, h fe left» bark lying by th, lat 47 15, foie i rat Tune signals with steams spoke ship Sea, Trneman, hene for iver 1. F tre ‘3 from Avespocl, to Saml, Passed frigne Beste: ye passeny Neaky Page Te by Teagues distant, it, at neon, British ship Juan, Taplor, 40 days from Liverpool, in bel 183 pariaier, f to Irwin hip bE fey, from Havre, 26th alt., with mdse, to Boyd Tth, inst. lat 45 12'N, lon 37 50 W, at meridian, length of 1 brig on fire; her, masts, were and had been burnt off below the deck, evi: that she had taken fire below, and that i¢ had been kept confined a loug ss possible. Her spare were pe ted above where they hi stripped ‘of sails aud wsprit, which was in its ‘The ‘only sail to be se and give promise of av abundant yield, should nothing | hereafter eccur to mar the present prospect, The army: | worm has nowhere made its appearance ‘The state of things in Rapides would seem, from tho | following extract of «letter from a friend there, not to | be altogether so cheering :— “ | have been romowhat indisposed, and have seen but ‘agover the boom, split to pieees,and not worth t 200 oF 256 t te streak and ports; had sprit painted black as far out as the head, 1 mith vamished Jib and flying Jib booms: Her deck Uirely eonauined.” Her stern was barat down to the trans Thich was about two feet above water. old | Fat Petty a Niel as re. Ee Hien | fords Ma Bell the steerage. \¢ | Limerick: bri haan bien Kill: Auams, Adam: | Ship Richard yore th painced bl. ach, | Teil et head, bow: rest of wi tor efe | Py ise ae sal ing ways. 6 ot jessie, 37 days vr ior Neve fled in eo i Tony esa ne ord Martone yey 3 Tree Hee Ship ith mdse, Resco. es a er, fo ballast, = | at i linen td = iat ult, in a ip Harriet Jens 741 days trom Havre, in bal- 78 tO ‘peo oF buch tes ohare Maria i ont dane yom Rotwer ‘Danish crops. Vil a: Haye m AntwerD, in Ship Swanton, Duncan, from Lt thie New Wor, i Bia days from een with cotton Bark, Veroua, Bosse, ones A + with mdse Sones & Joba sd ince with bark Benliguister Naw : York, and ship Hudso: : f pared bark Barrington, im feet vor, ‘Sisy a5ch; Pork, teh portation a0 tena rig, Mary a ; Ann, of aves trom Ghakcow BEN f orks out l dayos : loss, fe Gi 11th Mi 2 ee eatin Hare hed westerly eee ks. met s and field ice, ip working! throug ough {t to oe! enst- S940 Wedune Tatar, at taoT, tris apse beaies oreo, 10 ee fi to Stu Ti aicerage. pase rise ata, ches ee Co sd signals sip sowing ve red tithe lettors F Fin rom. reside: for A ema i he with fore anc ‘allant masts gone, na brig Vigilance Ba ys from Westport, Ire- Pig ballast, to oni h brig ‘Sailor, Groser, 42 days from Galway, in ballast, ny Smith) 4 days from Norfolk, Josen Francisco, Botet, 23 days from Neuvitas. bre Oak, Besant, 48 hours from Hampton Roads, to or- waht x Roress, Ti b, roms Mazarnen, PR, sth June, to S uM i 71 rk Caharba, ( Mi Kenawha, Moore, hence 1ith far Trinidad de Cuba,s of and York June 16th. jon, Hous, 11 days from Cardenas, with molasses, Co. 11th inst, off Double Headed Shot Ry ake bark Rowland, from Boston, for Havana. oval Yacht Squadron schr Flower. (of Yarrow,) Rayr: 26 days from Bia leira via Bermuda, ys, on & pleasure t es inst, lat Gi 71, sehr Si , to Halifax. Be hr Cadet fot, M4 days Sia aguez, Pat, with sugar and molasses, to Schr North ee he “will ms, 12 days from St Johns, PR, with sugar, to 8 L Mitchell. rsche William Leorehigs O'Raee paige 10 days from ¥ aoe , ke. oo e mi ane Sprott, Fr fax, with _ Seti Augusta, vAimes, {rom Albany, bound #o. philadelphia jetained oa acconat of head win Brschr Aoi Dancan, 68 Caye eas Galway, with 125 tons iron, to Schr Victory. McMann, 2 days from Norfolk, with mdse to Sturges & Clearman: Thos Ireland, Sommer, 4 days from Richmond. | | ali Bi ship and 2 brit Herald Marine The bark Ne }, of Boston ae ’ arte lepeane, of biter Cooper, tne moe. June 12, 5 ote While pone out of which caused her to | strokes per hour, when aay ¢ put into this port oa the morning ol he raph and divers report her cut water, Tee! forward chafed, and cut to within one inch of garboard seam, stera chated, copper bolts in kee) bent up, an copper off. The distance to'Tortagas being but 60 miles, and ae have advised the master to. pro- id return to this place for repaie— da, Hi Ai Marmion, Wert, New Orleans; Cora, Stri Hunt. Mobile; “Trio, Johnson, Elethe Boston; Fawn Day, 'Porumouth, NH; Somerville, Dodg Newport; Charlotte, Nantacket; Choctaw, NB tt, ‘Stoppin, Frovides teott, Sti ebenael Ouases Bo son. do; barges Or ‘Whale. Baldwin, ‘do. Below, bark Amphit rend Clearea, brigs John. Johnso1 jesse, NYork; Einma, Dickinson, Charlestor By, wi do Di Delano bury, do Day elano, wi da, Sturding, dos C Soreehordeas, ts: boone Gh Somers, ‘Nantucket; Ho Mead, ee iy rigsMiand, Woods N Haven: Chocta, eyinouth; Belle, Tuthill, Providence; Joseph re Wentsott de: Gl mig, Fall River; 3H iid, Mullens, Bridgeport; Bilvia Higbee, Higbee, New Harriet Lou ilo; Mary Nott Half, do: MV, int, doy barges Edwin Forrest, Somers, De Witt Clinton, and Delaware, do- jeous Pacurt Suir Constitetio: Anahuac, Captain Barstow, w morning for Liver pool. They were detained’ on account of the weather. Tur Curren Suir Raixuow, Captain Benja sail for China this morning at 10 o'clock. Br Banx Cryton, Ballar, hence (May 22) for St Johns, N B, is said to be the vesst rent Moosepacca Head. She | had bilged at the last accounts, Banx Many B. Ouiven.—The pilot boat Herald, belongini to Cape May has returned, alter an examination of the vessel sunk 30 miles south of Cape Henlopen, with a pertion of her spars and ronounced by the pilot who took the Mary B. niver to sea as those belonging to that vessel. She is sunk in | about five fathoms water. Bric Vinainia, which had been ashore south of been got off, and was lying below Norfolk on jon. Bx Baia Emenatn, Margesson. NS, (or Parsboro’) was totilly lost on Great Duck faland, mori of Lith instant, in a strong SW gale and thick fogs crew an Passengers saved; sails, rigging, and about 30 barrels flour saved In a d¥maged state. Barre Hamvert (of Thomaston) from New Orleans, went ashore May 30, upon the breakers off Tampico bar; was ex- pected to be got off after being lightened. OMe 61 hours from New York for leston. in Britton, and the bark will ice for Cornwalli ‘Steamer Metamoras, Brooks, Savanuah, 1®h instant, off C ‘Ship Feirfeld, Loveland, from Providence for Charleston, yane 16, lat 36 60, long 73 56, with loss of fore and maintop gal- jant masts, Ship Moslem, French, from N Orleans for Brest anda mar- ket, May 27, lat 4120, Long 49 Shin'St Peversburg Howard, from Boston for New Orleans, | June 18, 100 miles NW by pe Cor Bark Cambria, Dennis, i2-days from’ Philadelphia for Ialand ef Lobo: hat is from ‘Allepee for Bo Jat 31 34 long 37 13. short of provisions and water, the crew down with scurvey. Bark Leopard, of Thomaston, from Warren Point, Ireland, for Hampton Roads, May 15, lat 51 05, long 0 42. Bark Sylphide, Choate, from Matauzas ;for Cowes, May %4, Tass 4117, long 44 50. Brg Desdemona, Dunbar, 13 days from New York for Fago, Nv, Jane 5, off Island of Baccalieu. . May 27, ud part of Foreign Ports. Acena (Africa), March 20—Sld brig {Oregon, Sims, for leewas t (Ireland), May 24 (not previously }—SId ship Ram- joston, Ballard, Calcutta, June 2, in port, bark Mary ‘MeNear, for St Thomas 4 or 5 da Conx, May 20—In port bark Tartar, Russell, for Calcutta Ist inst; 29th, ship Versailles, Hunt, for Havre uext da ARDENAS, June 10—In port, bark Dudiey, taghel, for brigs C , Goodell, for do; Chas Edward, idence, ‘id Nichols, Nighols, from and for N York, chr Careline, ree, Watts, N York. 2 Venice, Dunlevy, 9days; Clara, Pen- ui from Liverpool. just arr, for reer aN hallow, from Philadelphia, arr 28th ult. Crocker, from Alex- , for orders; expected jorth of Euro} y 25—In port, a Long Island, Thorp, from yacht Eben Atkins, Nickerson, for do, 10 days; 25 days from N York, wa Jones, from rr Tthy lizey Hay dg; ‘Juno, ‘rieste 6 or 7 ds; brigs itchard, for d, ready yder, for Bristol, R'l, 9 or 4 days; Hai in bark Princetot, Reed, from Belfast, and also hr, name unknown. Maracusz, PR, May ie port, bark Panchita, Pearce, for +2 ds; brig imma, from St’ Thomas, just arrived; and ¢ h for Machins tak Symmetry, ‘rowel, New Yorks ‘Martell, do; Arabella, lo; Syri more; schrs Cherokee, Mary Elizabeth, Le Noir, NYork; ett, Bosajour, doi Mary bilvza, Parker. do"'Cld, Tih: brig Paucett, Flinn, Nor folk. "ar. Jouxs, PR, June &In port brig Osceola, Pierce, for N York, idg. Sr THosas (Africa), April 20—Arr brig ‘Stoddard, rom Salem. es Argo, Walsh, aaa rk; ome Ports. Bosron, June 19—Cld brigs Metomora, Flinn, Philadelphia; Wm Penn, Atkins, do, Arr 2uth, bark Gotheborg, (Sw) Line berg. Gottenberg; brigs Anu, Copeland, (of New York) Baker, Apa Hopsing, Savannah; Ene, Baxter, villa, Taylor, Richmond; Touer. bs Crowell Fhifidelpiva; Win I’ King, do, Fashion, Kel: ley, New York: Victor, Hallet, and American Belle, Baxter, New York, At Quarantine—Bark Abbot Lord, ell, Liverpool; br Roger, Want Cork sit Satur: day, shipa Washington, Franklin, Ninus, John son, Isal Sandi anchored tiee Story a B x bark Flor me an from Ca Handy, from Cienfaegos; Ocean, Eldridge, Boston; “Andros- oggin, Drink ton; schrs Comet, Pugh, Mayagues, PRE John A Stevens. Hatchins, Matanzas: Ferdi rh: ton, Pensacola w Bird, Corson, New Orl Sadler, New Yor! joseph Turner, New Bedford; Lydia, Post, nderson, Bennet, Amsterd bark Virgini (Brem), Ja Low Stranger, Tobey, Provideace: — ‘Swain, New Y: June 16—Cld bark Smyma, Seott, Havana; brig ce, Porto Rico, ton, June 18—Arr ship Sullivan, Waite, N York; We x Me; U 8 propeller Major Tom- ‘Cid, 0 vat in for faek, tipound fleck. Liverpool tiger, N York: Dave, Somerr, Philadelpnis ‘odger, ork, Dart, mers, Phil ia; Cc! Gharhston, Wi te, Vera Cruz. Cldyship Sutton, White, N } > Sasi, Jue SenGis athe Elizabeth, Douglass, St Croix. | East Thomaston, June 9—Arr schrs Lacy White, Jame- son, NYork; Minerva, Boston, and Delaware, do; 13th, Jon | Farwell, ants Eh Sree Sid 13th, bar! id put back on account evan brig Puritan, Vinal, N Orleans: mabe) \ Perrys Freemia, Burton’ and Delaware, Hol? orl Riven, Jane 16—Arr brig Delaware, Borden, Apala- in. Gronertown, June 0—Arrbrig EF, LtWalton, Rowe, from New York, bound to Burksville; ci brig Arcturus, Gray, from Bermuda, Cld, brig Alvare, Thurston, for New. York: ath, brig Alvare, Thurston, for N York; 16th, brig Aliguash Pratt in the bay awaiting crew from Chatleston—bound to St. Michi fi eet rk. fo iH °K New Gremaxs) Mond ul Hanter, wha Union, | bro "ea rer, Jane 17—Arrschrs Osceola, Kelly, Squam, Arr U_ & steamship Al ny, Seort, Vera Cruz: ship aa Hotchkiss, Thomar jen, Ve Crags aM me Old Cul and Cebus Ys se plage fg eo A Eres | ape ; Sarah, Brow- New Bebronp, , (Olden) Hein, Sempunvront, June’ 1@=Cld, ia ulture, Magowin, Rico. Iain Hook aH a dich Havana Brightman Fall Bo Frordeuce 5, cian coat Burroughs, New rowell, Bosto cou Rally Wiheatony ane orks ey oe Sle snford, Goan He ciaeey Female.) aaa York? ie leimer. rowel, pgats mpton. Sharp. den liams, ae rom x "Perry, ry, New. ‘on John iver: Seu heinn, He Reeve, hc a Proves ie nce; Wyoming, Willard, 5 Arr sehr Sos ae tr I—Areschr Be iy NY Philadelphia for ick. Medora, Kat pe ent by aeabieken ‘Marthen,N York to anish igadiag: Nyotall, Famer, N Otlemnevouind Ae ema Visints, Cowper (before reported sake. on Gap htenry) from Triad de Cube, Roun Galpiores sehr Lowel, Bak 7, Boston; Blovida Git irom "York fee ten , Raschen, from Ne dae Ri this mording, Cid British brig Indust (or Con hrs Courier, Couch, N- York; Rete aalds Nore, John Siunmons, Whar, Berton: | & Hochester Binghain, N Yori ‘Win Mowry, Bonnell, You "Sid, sche Pocohontas, Smack, N York, Brillant, kta ner, Troy; Fairfield, Rogers, Boston; Corvo, Crockett, NBavannan, June 17—Cld, sehr Abby Morton, Cornish, Bose vSauem, June 18—Cld schs Crescent, Freeman, Philadelphia; Alabama, Smalley, New York. Arr igth, bark ‘Reaper, Gold- amith, River Tangiers, west coast of Africa; brig Citizen, Snow, NYork. INGTON, id 17. » trom Boston. brie Curlew, Card, for an Honischr J D Jon brig Charles Heath, Lampher, for Newburyport; Sem Bae hatched, for Newport, 1, big Ella, Hallet, for Cardenas, Arrivuis of Strangors tu New Korb. A Jung ae Ht Dr Reina. "hrenton, H. Owens, Philadel- wi E. French, Sing ing; G. Celley, }. Wen ate io ak Rev. New le, Miss irs Nesmith, New York; A. Cow! x AB ide, U8. Atay is, Hooke, Potghkepay hil U8. 8. [ Ghiog Mr, and Mrs. Boardman, troy Mpacon, Nessus Miss’ Wa gumeraud (Mise Coy Ate Bazon and Mra, Phelps, Wor Re: Hiouevelt, New York; C. JN. O; W. Woodworth, ‘Portland; A. 8. da; Jr Livingston, Seotiand; iH, Lowe, a ee Breroar Phila; acott, Havana; Holburn, as 4 |. Pro- Prite! eed; Mr and Mrs Boylen, moe fon ‘Thomas, Seramorst Es e i R. Christuff, N. 0; Lonilo jimms, i “a Dune Mobile Joi Mitchel " Albany; D. Bechel, He. Santiman, Dayton; Chas Wo: 'Y; Thos Patten, Lewellin Smith, K, Welch, Washin ton; Muss D; Wheland, Charles- el i rk Mi 7g pees joston; Col. (iss Clements, London; Mie as , Chases coe y Hore. at, New York: J. H. Harrin, New Lon. . Neill, Pew Gibbon, North H. Leonard, New York -Blymeon, West fina, Muwouri; A; Hall rginia . Pep: ack, Thomas lorendy ja; J. Perea, do; ‘do; Juan 5, Montoya, do; Jose aaa Manse C. Chadwick, G. B. Shellon, New Yerk. TERN PEARL sTREET H. Miss Randal, ou Island; J. A. Cooli Holcomb, B.C’ ‘orest, Bi idgeports 8 james Be 8. ns ee efMr Bradley Wim. HL. t ost, Mi joane, Phy nae New East Haddar | id. ‘A. Lau mod ‘New London ee ed York: Oc Fellows, Batavia: Dr Blo York; FRANKLIN io 7:3. C, Burdell, Laces ny nd any Ly "i godward, Mase Won Clarke, Utica; Alfred Beers, Com Jupsow’s Here EL James Warslow, New York; E. Weston, Bostons R. H. cor er. Lona pe ves, bg ool! tes eich. maz . Stone, ‘> Horne. wm. Baya, Phila Se Meares D Van Buren, West en, Worcester; R.'G. Pierce, Reussal Halifex, ; J. Bradiey, Bu son, Africa; R. J. Murra Mprarer, 8 Bia brook, W ‘reeman, Besta M cant : ‘ddleston, W. Dorian eet Boehtesnrs vend Bs HB! Hoadersiall, J; Hollingsworth, M, Misr. Ue eo P. Street, H. Loveser’s Horrt. paced Black, John C. Kingston, oye Lovell, Philedelphi we Thi Sat ton, 8: Ce B Lyou. New t n, New hale, Charleston, anyon Ney Martin, Cormic Mr Bristol, . ©. Th ide head jurling tenet N.J 1 anys, Hi La ea, Kinderhok 'w. Lewis, Troy; Henry Pet ol gnati; James 8 Burnett, Baltimore. do; J, J emon, Toy: Phitadelpiney Liewe ‘Truesdell; Mr. Gardner. Gregg! Rie WE come, enon pt joodwin, Newbar: vr ‘annings, Bar . fe: WL Triot. Mobile, Capt. J.. Young, Chatham, W. Graves, Indiana; Mis. MeNeerey. Columbus, Oh 8. Clark, Florida; G. Weeks, Silas B Philadelp! ‘Barn WW Wilsons Winchester, N. Hs Johns N.B; RS. Russell, Monroe 20, Rat Re So Baaalo; Hall inl n, Baldwin h "iB, Mae » Wash shipaton Me Mr qd Ms. Blosso skwood, New York awnany Hatt. dl P. link, Albany J. gr nr re Owego; W.Partoniu “E. S do: R. F. ft L. B. Bond, Bos: AL Dewey, New Yorks J.B. Cronk and er on A. Seas ne. Rogers. Moutreals F Smith and I m much surprised to see no more regarded here in America, than as. Y Fi eet throt erent merit. Tho renson or fault here, lies on the faculty. I shall have the honor, I hope, by annotneing in the papers to prove feel my duty, gentlemen, as an optician, to remind you. Have not the American people ie enough satealmly ander the insults heaped upon them by other nations, that_all the science they obtaii ey are obliged to borrow from Europe ? and willthey not awake from their long sleep, and show the world that they, are as snergetic in the prosecution of science as they are in obtaining weal:! Jam fally convi that Americans are cleve: mventing some new method by which they out do Europeans; but in that only brancl is by all confessed to be the highest, orry to ‘asabove mentioned; but for all that I fm aot discoura Prosecuting the design of erectiug an Observatory int and hi ready manufactures 0) nd the next one will be the largest in the he minds of its millions,and as a proud mo- which plan I have already presented tothe Mey Coune: nd, no doubt, bof will yield to my tw the proposed plan, as well as for the good of their names to become members for life 25 each. Hoping that many more will aid me, so soon as the Common Council will take the lend and set an example before the pu My plan is to erect such an edifice in this ci from the Reservoir in Lith street, as shall not be surpassed in beauty and magnificence in any part of the globe; pa erty mnyselt to give ample satisfaction to each family: who will visit the place. —The Plan for the Observatory, be of Mr. ,eewenbers, at his store, 52 rgo of brig Virginia from So a G3 NOH! jalance of ph America, from analys ior to any other kind Bre Bs for sale inlots to, suit, purchasers, at Trappel cores, Brooklyn, near Fulton Ferry, APPLY 19 eee r, A CHINESE, GATSU RT is and always re able to which 3 print, can be ebtain- cade street. 1p of Li rand delicrons weidl ‘Wim. the to ‘ed for its pungent and ve properties, is Dre resented te them by on Rinese embassy. Wan. Osbo rth soups, meaty, ri towi ke. with fs merits aijed ‘by any ‘sauge or eats me more particularly Eee jesignated mndon we a, which are made angers Dat in walt be sold reull at the Fe . gn whole ba it low orice of Atty cents pin int BOARDING IN BLEECKER STREET—Two xentie ‘men and their wives, o! five or six single gen lemen, can with handsome, unfarnishe bed'rooms attached, and full bonrd, in a pleasant] house in arroll place. Apply at present im?r is BYE. D,WHEELER, ‘Deities #9 Greenwich sect, deyoom his exotesive crantics © e*ter’ sale, end poeorad Pa Arti yes for 4 thalmic, Saree” Ofice hours from # A.M to Lo'clock P.M, te after which he visi Sr Tes te tins of thn are, P| taining remarks numerous stances it cures effected by Dr. ide of es. can be had gratuitously at his the tame will be forwarded tov any one making appl him tye letter, i ar GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH. R. A.C. CASTLE, 381 panels comer of Wh callathe attention of of the Pablic to his superior reservini Hi mibeonitered rae etl te editor of the Roening Post practice of eighieen years, has obtamed he operates on the teeth ‘with great skill camposition for filing decnyed and sore teetn, LL ACIDS AND INFRCTING AGENTS, it ren- erfect inevery respect. [tis put into the tooth te, without any pa ¥ peculiarly adapte: Dr. Catt in ni UK ain ate. 1ON Tite egkin p He! eruptions the Lotion 2] gee time, ma ee ee Poe pe ah Tater who jas wery. re aed ie ro NT Ose a mm ew York by the ‘ourtlandt street dames Toi aa Broadway; Sane & saciater es Tah Pidasay 623 th ith gr, 4 Third Sse, ater of Maiden ‘and no where else in the city of New York. T°, CAF CARTE ALISTS J AND MANOFACTU) pas The mot pasinen he ‘thesatore ere pra ‘ale his > renee ti at Poogestire and Nassau street, _Jed 30t re : ops fem Rew Work ‘and tie tat ‘Albany. It cousists of a vasvamount of water power over and above what ieinow' fe tise, together wit 250 seres of" and im y td Lota on wh any dive SS tbe ecectedn Eee paper, mil iy ‘product cpl bridge gid nan dialing sea, will be included iu the This pro} pa " aalaecdseiproebsion price at wl jek it will ve Creek within two and all rot dee Hasoe Rivers ol jundred fee a may be tot fora teull consideration, and if Judi ase ca a: Ee ti on with transient APAR 3 ET, handsomely jurnished or tt iat or , at 3h Moore street. FOR SALE, OR Ni CITY PRO- Ban te TY BAN we, yin lags pitied village of Libe: Corner, consisting ofa first rate Dwelting House, 38X4 Coutatning 19 rooms ou pesto pega celles, Care ers, ‘Shop, 4 Cee ae ee alae ait wood entices banen ae well sified Mass talon, Charrloe’ oucteane he. Peles Oe be WKisorit acres of land, 7 acres of timber, 7 of clear land, all ander new fence. B. Barr, any Wednesday, from oP RR 2 Semmes B Batts "BY ay anothey Gave wtihe New aul ly a_e pinged Ca. a give rise to a ney like Lowell. On a4 in full operation, are ie rion We io the New and Saugerti ee a: wer a Saugerties so © tae ae aac nll and othe mailer A goo pare ee ly between these works and New ¥ ei doll ton, taken a tnd delivered at Er artk pee ingest yisents will be made ¥ If not sold before the ith of June: it will be disposed o ‘dat day by aue- flon atthe ¥ ey at Ia o'clock in New York, lars, apply by letter, or personally, to th auctioneer i at insect, New York of on the remies, maa0r 27 D:&. ELLIOTT, the a 683 rman its that e Lag mont Basse informs his he will be in his Thuradays, and ea re 21 TO FAMILIES AND INVALIDS.—T ingarticles have gained unequalled So poe I Sd 2)—the universal satisfaction they give to those who w Zi—and are sold only genuine in this city, at No. arr ‘Ph ne Magieal fain tractor, for burns, sores, and all vi atractor, for mmatfous, is too well’ known to need remarks upon arr nats bia, for stay toring the hait 21—Balm of arama Be ying or restoring the ir, d ke head perfectly free from dandruff an article ever use erve and Bone Liniment and Elixir—Never to 'y rheumatic affection. —Hair Dy: chee wil color the Hair and sane it a beau 21—tiful gloss, without ng the 21—Me: Acoust 01 cure fc pi—Townsend’s, San Os Seraaeeck' Ricract of Bareapa villa. Jdt--Sob’s Remedy, an excellent article for sick or ner jiaictink Syrup for coughs, colds, and all diseases of the par “Hays? Liniment will cure the most obstinate cases of i) ermitoge for worms in children or adults, never fil ai | atta Tes g, Varnish, superior to any thing yea polia Ti Roach and Bed’ Big Bane—will effectually do away Peete even a Weereen Indian Panacea, the best family Mt eaWoncy at No TWENTY-ONE Courtlandt street. jed30t*re SULPHUR BATHS.—For Erruptions of “the Skin, in, &e., Mrs M. Carroll, 184 Fulton street, opposite Church street, affected with Diseases of the Skin, and Iron. V1 perion vaste lesa nay soe ieee our first physicians, Drs. Mott, Stevens, Boyd, others, whose letters can be seen at her establisl Smith ont, ‘They haveceffected cures when all other remedies have failed, ‘Open from6 A.M. to 10D. M. ee Conpeateated ‘Compound Syrup of a la 30t#re M "SB & Cy 6 GILDED BRASS LE’ 1 GNS—Office 20 Maiden Lane, entrance letters are remarkable for durability, and ey iB snecrealied by, any other article in the city-—which brill is warranted to stand exposure to the weather. They are © also japanued toony Marti ae imay be desired. *fh AMES M. KELLY, Shakespeare Building, ares Sixth tha " Shakspeare, at the North: I found French, and other nts per bot EIN HARD’ ‘ERS Fi their —s, pal ied at the sl ich, in tl times, may be regarded as ‘of t not ‘the least importance. By the arrangements he has been able to make, from his long experience in business, and in the way of purchasing goods, he will furnish his customers, at as che rate as any other opmneieae and fashionable Mercer and Tailor in the city. He, therefore, respectfully solicits public patrou- “SPiiladelphia, May, 187. FRENCH PAPER HANGINGS AND SH s. “| goLoMON & HART, 243 Broadway, opposite the Park, have now in sare. their full assortment of Paper Hi an forparlers, bedrooms and halls ‘with great care, aud com- ye and st prices lower je15 Im* z and Borders of 1p They have been sclecte prise the best assorted stock ii than have ever heretofore been offered. ‘Also on hand, a large assortment of French Window Shades, for sale at unprecedented low prices, apl9 Im*re spree PAPER.—15,000 reams cap, crown and dou- ‘straw and tea wrapping, of a superior qua- edaid formalebys nee Nernteees PERGSE & BROOKS, m29 30t*r fo. 65 and 67 Nassau st. USKETS AND GUNS. 000 Muskets for shipping. i 500 oe Sonble a ns. ir Pistol reat vi Kiso, Riffesand Hide Barrels; Gun Locks and Gunsm th's articles, for sale cheap and on Serozable terms terms, by 12 Ieee kW. PIES & CO.,91 Maiden lane. ANCTHER GREAT Sone OF ULCERS, MERCU- rial Rheumatism, Pains in the Los) Contractions of the Legs and Arms, Ulcers of the Throat, &c. I, tain Richard pita do cheerfally give thi: ficate to Dr. Heine, | mean Dr. Joseph Heine, No. eet, for the gres formed by him on me, al ring been pronounce: by other skillfal physic ans, and been tortured by quacks. ‘The extent of my complaint I could not state, but suffice it to say, that those physicians who attended me ‘said they never saw acase like mine; the ulceration was s0 bit fg | on. ait over my body, a legs and arms were contracte fectly helpless onfined to my i tna my life ay misery, wit! wat 1 d from the ulcers and pa bones and joints: ine, No. 20 Duane stre thankful ali my life me. z captain RICHARD, YATES. I gan be seen at the corner of in Lane and South street. jel : | GA en OF BC CROFUL A, MERCURIAL UL- Pains in the Bones and ‘Joints, performed by Dr. HEINE, 20 DUANE atreet.—I, George W. Gibbons, do ereby certify that {'was miraculously cured by Dr. Joseph Heingtof (a mos jesome scrofulous complaint, from bout five years, and from which all so-called skillful physicians could net cure me.. I geand numerous ulcers, pain and swelling in all my bones and joints. 1 was perfectly disabled; Sarsaparilia Syrups and other similar compounds, did me no good; when I was re- commended to Dr. Jos. Heine, No. 20 Duane st., under whose care T soon began to mend, and am now entirely’ cured. “Such of my acquaintances who’ wish to cons feine. who cured me, must recollect that his only office aN No.2n Duane street. GE Bi Clerk of Fulton Market. rae the undersigned, ines aig above statement to be cor- ee FISH, 105 South prreee [ek ex Alderman 17th ii Ward. ae sor . D308 hat 00R | PLATES ' ‘Fine Brass a 9 and Silver Door to $3, at ABSENOS, No.l Murray street, _myI7 90t#rh comer of Broadway. IN A FRENCH FAMILY at Williams KUAKC, i 8 to accommodate, for the number of married or single ladies or gentle- jituation is one of the most delight! th ei6 1 forhinod of New. York, commanding an exte the harbor and city of New York, with the sm anding secenery,_ Lessons in the French language and music if re- quired. For further information spl ly at the ferry Master in illinmsburgh, or at the Sth house ath Eighth street, leaving from the river, which is between the secondand cet, near the Peck slip ferry, Williamsburgh. mi2 30*re hed ned IN ThE COUNTRY ean b ommodated with b ightfully situated and health county, one mi ~ ee fo) dai eid 0 make ita d r te seen ay Stan in the couse irable. ther particw te D, Sands, corner Fulton and Wilk 435 Houston street; C. H. Ri 98 no Im! OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE W. ANT. ‘D—Ladies and Gentlemen having any cast off or auper- or furniture to dispose of, can obtain a pop by note, or by callin the post, which will bik home for those who try. Early application ho inquire of A. iam streets; R. Sinclai rough ats DE BOER, 71 N. B. Ladies ended to by Mrs. De Old stock “ind soo goods bought, of any deseri amount. LIQuid HAIR DYE: ~ N‘ EQUA, he improvement of 1846—ALEXAN DER'S Ric ON PHE, which instantaneously colors the Hair a natural Black or Brown, and gives it the beauty and elasticity of youth, and is warranted neither to wash or rub off, orsoil the skin. The proprietor, sinee its improvement, pre- ¢ public with the utmost confidence, as having ne Canal , Broadway; J. S. Aspinwali, get Jotasen Moore & Taylor, ‘Maiden lane ; an Sands, New York pind by the sole wen for the ont alo Im*rre’ GAS FIXTURES OF ALL KINDS. SANG. G. MOFFET. 21 Prince street, third blook west of Bfoedway,, has on hand a GAS CHANDAUIERS BRACES SAND PENDANTS, fa il cheiy varieties pf petioras axa sfees,- Contracts sel be taken for fitting, Ly the neatest and most beautiful st) ae Churches, Hotel and all other public, buildings, as w well at at the shortest notice and on the ind resil- wD, kinds of gas fixtares regilt, rebronzed a a rine VLOTHING.—J. VANDERBILT, Maid Oy 108: 3, West Bro Broadway, has n Jendiaassortment = Boyan aad Children's ‘tre new styles short sine rock and Shad Gon nts a ize ; also, more t to make to order, all gaan ee Told at PNB. Apie t, Vest and Pants, pina * “No.3 Maiden ca Sebi eet Brosdway: je T this, day four Aime fe is rated w! whieh are, mth rely ori ia tough mens me Day ces ith fall deseription, ee by mail. Bhow ” rman Almanses, Bact j¢Chaduin at, NY North 6thstreet, Phatadel jesmeny> LAs, -iRRpOg Aes HALL a 1 ate dalain gia Pay hae for there it Canalet, —on Thui y, tall Estate Com; comer of Broadway Mi yoit prc inote AMES S BARKS ‘jel0 30cm, FOR SALE,—THE YONKERS MANSION Howe, outbuilding and | neres,of “laud—the Serpondet term "This extensive Sati ‘commands 8 magnificent View judson River, trom I0to 15 mates in epics cfu ane fel tae ge het So feet sq with stabling for one hundred horses; shed 65 fectin length’ all nearly new, andin complete order. ‘There a ‘a fish pond and water power grt rg stream middle of ha a AeA Rata wis not te Pooks where, the, daree y oukers, whet revit est well cot hoo! sie all Two splen jid fast sailing ‘steamboats ply eit} daily in con- sand po a ‘ellinger, at the Williams- nection our fz Harlem Will foot of TS olaney street, or upon the F zh terms apply to ferry, at the i oa ee IN, NEW | BRIG ITON, Staten Island— eos begs to is friends an ‘and the public, that able alterations and improve stelargs bu len ne yet nous “ropes ‘a large building, con body of the eae! ‘hese derconnect et etried for pendiemen only; they are of tomforia- ed, and superior in all respects ines seer ally da Kenominied ape Tooms in the rious te roughout the country. “The ropnetar isnow ready to eat with families orparton ms for the season, Letters fishing to goKnge ro roadway, will receive immediate at- ‘*Aiszamboat ras between New York and New Brighton, t the following hours, Vi Ae Gand 1 A, Mand 2 and 4:20PM. from New rit Norh Hiver, New York—At 9A. M. and 1 aie Be jand HN and inoge frequent commanicauons "Bun beagle ra ement—From si ere at 8A. M., 1234, ; From ‘New York, at 9A. M., 2 “The caer is now ready for fy rece nf Company TE Ww JERSEY FOR eee ie avery nent and vequtifl place, with i acres of land, ion, situated ii gions I 1g miles from railroad, ind four miles from Eliaabethtewn; in, if applied for edlaraly. Acies, m Madison, Morris County, netr'the railrond, with House, Barn, &e, plenty ef fruit, anda "esd ASParm of ar the summit of the Morris i fan, and Outhouses, plenty be sold iow. Ath, A'valuable Farm of 60 acres, about three miles from the Morris and Easex railroad, with new Houac and Outbuilding, House for Farmer, fences fine order, fields well divided, ander fiigh state Of cultivation, will be sold with the crop, if wished, or exchanged for city propert) neat and hand- some place as can be found in New iene. Sth, A Farm of 100 Acres, situated in New Providence, good Houge, Bar and Ouchoused, plenty of frat andw large daa tity of w ‘or further particulars, app! . rea ORL M. MEGIE, jel6 1at*r No. 27 South Mise, New York, A FARM FOR BALE, ‘almost adjoining the v of b New Hochelles containing seventy-two. ac; ding marl enough, (I believe} ID manure, It is a pleasant and health Oe situatis id will be minatest walk en the railw: em ac err pope abd fapthey Patuculars enquire ofthe sy BA BURLING. FOR SALE—WEST CHESTER LAND—To ro eu jtlemen in want of sites for try Seats—To M: Gardeners in, want of land for Gard ney and £0 all persous wishing a location in the neighborhood ew York. $00 acres of Land in the town of WW ehrcheater, within nine miles of the City Hall, with right spree over Harlem Bridge free of oll, are ee oteroass taining from five ‘to fi Gfteen minutes walk aa in the neighborhood of nominations the water is " indisputable, ‘Terms mn GOUVERN tUR Westchester Co- wale EE ‘ORD, 1 Ccanaeoy i “ifieren: ri healthy. Title _mis s00tr pet which will be Third Avenue. SUMMER HaTS—Feonomy and Fag on KO- PabaeiisoN, otAie Pheuit Hat god Cap. Manufacto Prmerly of No. 103,-but now of 89 Fulton street, New York, tnd 03 Rulton street, ‘Brooklyn, ‘whose coustant aim it has been to produce superior articles at the lowest possible prices, has introduced his summer style of Hats, consisting of tial pearl and drab Castors, trimmed in ‘the pecaliar manner has hitherto given such universal satistaction,inasmuch perspiration from staining the outside of the ie time insures comfort and coolness, R —Robertson gives notice that he hasreduced the price of his Pearl Hats to $2 50, aud his drab Hats to $3; and at the same time prices challenges manu- ferarers to produce a better article even af 25 ey rate pighet J. PLUNKETT. LOOK AT THIS—Ladies, Gentlemen lace aad chiltsen, all that are ia want Of Boots or Shoes, please Bee call at 367 Broadway, wh here yout will fad the largest assortment, and cheapest in this city, wholesale or re- “Ni N.B-— Imported French Boots, $5. M. CAHILL. 1. WALSHE BOTTI French A BOE Make No ease ‘treet, New York. French Calf Boots of the latest Ee made to order for $1 50, usually wid for $6 and fine French Calf Boots | $3 50, usually $5. ether Boots ‘e, usually sold for $10, Also, Congress Bootst with patent springs. | Gentlemen’s shoes and slippers constantly on ‘and made to order at the shortest notice, Repairing; &c., done in the 1 WALSH & BROTHERS, my25 30t*r bale 6 Ann street. YOUNG & JONES, 4 Ann street, are selling fine Ae: calf boots at $4 50, equal_to any sold in thls city M Neieetcnd Hat, and at the UCT for $6 01 Fine French boors at $3 50, usually $5. rat Brenel patent leather boots $7, esa, to thone usually weld (A grent aavortmeit of shoes, guiters at $9 and $10. ortgotice, Au pers always on hand, and made to order at ‘oods warranted to give satisfaction. Mending, &e. done in the store. Please call pod examine our stoc! wee YOUNG & oS 8,4 Aun st., near Broadwa: FRE! OT STORE—The latest Paris de eM Breen Galt Sewed Boots for $4 50, equal to t ly sold fc ; fine French Boots for Sits anally sal or SF ca thee eneally” wold tox $a 180, Casares Boots, with Lege Boots, Gait &e. meee astantly oe fan 4 and * big in . h i iu the store, corner e isa streets; opposite the Herald office, N York. THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully in- wae form his ‘enewoners aid the pabtie. rally, athe as on hand Inrge assortment of Ladies: Children’s colored and black Gaiter Boots, Buskins, Ties, &c.; Gentlemen’ eK every description, all of which be will sell. as low ax such ar- tueles can be purchased at any store in city, Res’ and ‘Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes made to order in the best manner at moderate Ar call is respect- fully solicited. ALKER, Jel 30t*re Janal street, see ‘Wooster. MRS. M. WILSON, 291 Grand s tially ie her friends, and strangers ay city, ‘she has now on a assortment Spring Mul invites their srteation. Mrs. Wil assortment of heat and most fasi = Chip aC rene) og Straws, which 4) than at any other establishment ate city. Country Milliners will do well to call before rare BAWILSON, m Mvetwee at. Ten good Milliners wanted nt the ‘above esvablishment. Al3 an* re PIANO FORTE, &e—A variety of new and second hand Piano Fortes for sale or hire Also, a general assortment of Music and Mu id f i ¢ i i sical Instruments, at No, 268 Washington #:., near Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn. ‘m20 30t* re ARREN, ( Ewrope, pupil of Madame Dulehen, pianist to the dasen of England,) Byes Piano ‘orte Singing on at Mrs. Macfarren’s on lo. $25; ba Li aained hy ag gd ‘quarter; three fessons do. sacl re has the rile of relerring to, Dr, Elliot, : os pupils’ rest: rers of this det selection he in the most splendidly. fi brilliant toned Double Acti tice—in tone, touch, elegance an excelled. Harps repaired, string eacriptions can be forwarded pei linet ree aad wie He ti tued aeWe Ti sod aeWere Fa BROWNS LIVERY AND EXC “AND EXCHANGE a Aa ater et, near Rutger’s Place, where the best of coaches, light, wagons, and anddle horses ToF ladies and gentlemen; can be had teal ra, and at . ior" has lately taken the above spe asl sd reapeert iy tol role ici a share fof public: patronage, and no pains shall be spare Blete The. peoneeton N.B—A good farm ty for ale chen "Wanted good the use of ano restate for a coe week, & Daud off x wheel of'a fight wagon; the Tee N value wilt be paid for its return. — je19 4t*re . KELL INGER S INFALLIBLE LINI itis uniyersally medicine ever offered to to cure sores and ulcers of eve. i ate ay Pier te days. It actslike magic in remov- ‘ . One or two doses is cer “4 taken. the ‘ARCHY, THE ONLY REAL CATERER— ye Greatest Attraction Yet—26 Bull Finches, with & m three to oe tunes, a iS, over 1,000 Mnging me just Bremen, selected Ry his Jarge this opporteatt to apprise his Aisne nt dis- tance, in anticipation of this nanan that they ‘mayne 6 early application. P, 8.—In consequence of the limits of pics old estal ers. No. 5 John street, he has rented Bramble Cottage, Bloom Hotel, for that braneh of hus bu: Shetland ond Fane: eA Lead and every variety of Fancy he. jarn Door Fowls, Se, stial, letters port paid we! ihar att times meet with prompt st. ons, LOT OF MOCKING BL Re Only bird 1¢ worth room, and sweeps all jird species song away mae cod Sera Bind Bees Canary Birds, Y