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— 20 fortunate as $0 obtaim tickets of admission, may visit him, and shake hands with him. ‘At 19 o'clock be will make & flying visit to Brooklyn accompanied by the common council of this city, and will pass directly to the navy yard, and view the dry dock and other public works there. Having completed the inspection at the navy yard, he vin ssetene the river, aud proceed to the and Dumb Anji, eae. from thence to Nowlan’s, at Harlem, where a cold PY i MR ys Hi en ty jum ws here the Presidest will call. ‘He will ind at 9 o’clock P. M. will meet the general committee and sachems of the many soclety at Tammany Hall. an —— — the previous m » bare been made in consequence Mr, Polk. from fatigue, to fuldi the arduous task whlch ‘would otherwaxe be be = rege ys him, in making the tour of Brooklyn, and then visiting the public works and iastitutions up town. THE VISIT TO NEW ENGLAND—THE FOR HIS eg bog 024.) From the Hartford Times, June 24. The Président will arrive in tis elty by special train, at abeut half past 3 o’clook, P. M., next Monday, ani will be reovived under the arrangements of a Committee of the Common Council. PREPARATION 0 June Sy te ‘We learn from thi e committee of the cit: vernment, &| jnted to make preparations tor thr reception of the resident of the United States in Bos- ton, have appointed a sub-committee of their number, to proceed to New York to meet the President, and ac- company him to this city. We also understand that rooms have been taken for hint and suite, at the Revere House. Arrangements have also been made for a civic procession, and John T. Heard. Esq. has been appointed Chief Marshal. oa pod Regiment of Infantry, with the Rifle Corps cers, under the command of Col B F, Kdmands, have been ordered by his excellency to perform escort duty on the day of the arrival of the President. ‘At a meeting of the city authorities of Roxbury, the President’s visit was the subject of appropriate action, on the recommendation of the Mayor, Hon. H. A.S Dearborn. His communication contained sentiments highly honorable to the writer, coming as it did fro litical opponent, who cannot be accused of undue at- fat ons to the Chief Magistrat A Meeting of the Mechanics and Laborers at the Navy Yari, Brooklyn, conveued at el, on Tuesday eveuing, 22d instant, to con Of adopting sie measures to ‘of the steamers authorized: by. a ‘ongvess, Alderman Faron was called to the chair, and 1 Rogers appointed Secretary; whereupon the follow- imbfe aud resolutious were adopted -— rea "SShaesas, Cenrecs bye ines nee ttvorined the construc tion of ve. leurued. with regret, itis contemy lew York withouta share with the other yards, although, we have the frame. of one er hore Ising be very facility for construction, toe wteatan exteut, at least, th yards, Therefore, 1 department, in Congress, to be adopted. ing Persons ‘were then named to constitute the Farwell Grogan, John Bloomer, Betauel Rogers, Charles Brown, William A. Browley, Joho Carrigan, James §. McDonald, James Young, Devoe.’ McGee, Jobn Dickinson, Alfred Clark, Charles Harris, jesse M. Folk, thomas H. Faron, ‘rederi = Resol; this committee have power to fill vacancies, and to take such measures as they deen proper to earry the on resoltions ape a ied, ‘motion, we adjourn. Garri THOMAS H. FARON, Cheiiman. Barnven Roasns, Secretary. eS 2t Portable Dressing Cases.The w ed teat fa ving the gr ont approved article now in use, having been before the pub- ¢ for the Inst 90 years, can be had wholesale and retail at the ubseriberd The public and strangers are invited to call and @ xamine the various patterns. (ners & SON 177 Broadway, a few doors above Courtlandst, 1g Saloon, corner id Henry and \¢ Streets, Brooklyn, near the South Ferry. ated on an eminence overlooking the b: r a Piaguilicont view of the surrounding country be obtain- ed On the very hottest days, genial and re(tesh ing. breezes walcthrouh the spacious saloon. and refreshments of jhe very choicest qualities may always be procured there. ‘The Read- ing Rooms are detached and separate from the Biiliard Saloon, Gold Pens.—If there a single individual in this community. either citizen or stranger. who has been indeed by auy low artifice to suppose that others are selling Id Bens. lower than. w Pp personis invited.to ex: amine our stock and prices, y hi one. When precisely the same Inver at one piace that af others, itis eany to. deride whigh i j i ed Pens Mj Ww. GREATON & CO.,71 Cedarst. (up stairs) Moorehend’s Graduated Magnetic Machines. —These new and beautiful instruments have received the gen- eneral commendation of the medical profess city, on acenunt of their smplicity and excellence. They are confi- doutly recommended as being the most convenient aud effec: i the kind which has ever been introduced to the 1}. diseases of a chronic o 1s character, the ng their use is truly wonderful. Each machine companied by fall directions, andis warranted, Manufac- ‘and aold wholesule and retail, by a D.C, MOORFHEAD, 182 Broadway, N.Y. elon that point at sold at25 per cent. 10. decide which is Fens that J. . pen only, wal in quslity to fold elsewhere at $3 and $3.40 ; aud that any attempt to throw dust in the eyes of the rurehsser, by raising the senseless and f * wild ent,” k&e.. is a triek which the ate iy exeited ‘he enpidity of aset of sharpers. who we under. Brand are huay mchetr work of deception’ Don't forget thet RAVAGE, 92 Fulton street, an elle this Other gold pens from 75 cents to $1 RING?% Compound of Hy nd Yellow Derk. ‘The abv e ts P. rest articles, and is r-commended a the only jor Rieumatism. "For those diseases arising from. the cious and tong contiaued cumb may be considered a specific. ng re i other treatment, have been rapidly. and entirely semoved by thie roswerf iterative strap. Ifia warraited to give satisfac eas se OT NCO CH. RING, 192 Broadway. Je25 3t great interest Every Mother's Book.._The e manifested by married ladies in the subject trented of in this work, has already exhausted the first ¢ ‘he terrors of poverty, and the prospect of a large. fa children, pre- vent many pravlent people from entering the matrimonial state, but here isa work that will tell you important secrets, The author is not allowed to state in detail the character of the work, bathe cau assure his female readers that it is univer: sally approved of by those tor whose benefit itiv designed, For sale at 222 Broadway: under the American Museum iber & Co. comer of Chesnut and Third streets, Phil ind of the publisher, No.2 Ann street. Letters enclosing iidreased te the Publisher, will ensure sending the book, paid, to orde: 525 St exS The Married Woman’s Private Medical Companiou—By Dr, AM. Mauricenu, Professor of Diseases ‘omen. Second e thousands are sold) has compelled the issue of @ new a Evry fe her mat Forule at BURGESS, STRINGER fe Cos 222 Brood under the American Musenmn; Foe Meee OP Shetsae sed Toned tee Zeil Do, 01 Chesnut ird street Ph In Cink Bichon, Richmond, Vai Geo. Rediield, Troy inthe & Co, Albany, ‘ Oia th eipt of $1 0) i} be transmitted by mail (free PO EL ah Lat Happiness the Alm of All._Happiness & dot jess the arm of The question how it shall be ob- a Te cannot be denied that on le condi alrh, to be possessed and enjoyed alike by s ud facher, the wife and mother, and children. ‘The wife and mother is subject to. many complaints incident to her sex from which the husband and father hat we free: thi a see her often dragging out a sickly existence, painful to con: temilate..Letthe husband, thea, as he. values his own a that of the companion. of his bosom, and the mother of hig hildeon, avail himself of © The Married Womans Pri- vate Medical Companion,” by Dr. A. M. Mauricean, in which he will find those matters’ treated of whieh he should not be iguerant. Office 128 Liberty street. Te These MOABY MARKET. Friday, June 256 P.M. ‘There was a slight panio to-day in the stock market, atthe first board, but an improvement took place be- twoon the boards, and the market closed a little better. At the first board, Harlem fell off 1% por cent; Norwieh and Worcester %; Long Island, 2; Indiana, % ; Far- Canton, 14 ; Stonington, 44 ; Reading Bonds ndvanced 1; Reading Mortgage Bonds, 3 Reading Kailroad, %; Treasury Notes and Morris Canal cloned at yesterday's prices, Atthe second board there was a slight improvement upon prices current in the morning. Harlem went up %. "rhe Bank of America has declared a dividend of three anda half per cent., payable on the 3rd of July. Foreign Exchange 1s improving. We quote prime bills on London at $4 70 $4 73 the pound sterling; on Pa- tis Sf 324% a Sf 314. Amsterdam 39839). Hamburg a 3544. Bremen 77}4 278. ‘The demand is limited and the supply good. The Morris and Essex Railroad Company have de- olared a semi-annual dividend of 3} per cent, payable on the Ist of July. By the report of the committee appointed to audit the account of the State Treasurer of New Hampshire, it ap” pears that the amount received last year from the seve- ral railroad corporations jn the State, is $15,457 7. Tho New Jersey Railrond and Transportation Com- pany will distribute among its stockholders, on the 2d day of August next, the residue of the reserved stock of the company, equal (as near as may be) to fifteen shares to every hundred that shall be standing in thelr names respectively, at the close of the 20th day of June, inst. at par, with six per cent per annum interest from the lst of July next. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the gross income expen, Worcester Railrovd Company, in each of the past six and net income and dividends of the Boston & | years. The companywas incorporated in 1631 and opene in 1686, ‘The length of thereed is ‘branches, and cost $3,486,000, at 940; and 9.000 do Western at cA ok jew: Boston ani Woncastes Ra aD. 4,000 to 5,000 bushels sound round eae peal ter eler h dealer, &e. N.B. "This je will be couslucted Receipts. Egpenace. reported at $1, and 1500 do., flat yellow, at 97 cts. ‘Rye | surctly under the order of the Court of Chancery, aud as die % was heavy at 110 cts. 200 bbis. rye flour sold at $6 ool rected by the Receiver, aad all, yoods eet be paid for before 349,200 160.510 180,696 Oats—1600 bushels gold at 63 ota, Meal—Small eales of | delivery. in current money. ‘stock is from a Broadwat wear 233,274 100 to 200 bbls. were made at $4 76, for western New | jut! ti conse pt of ch wo mong wi cr Pa] Soak, aud at 96 30s Seeger: Bariey—The last sales were seals ‘ad ~ ih ond eaten cha ‘danond, ‘oral pins, = The following were the recelpts by canal at Albany, on | silver do, and weneral enppitunest $2,407,229 1,291,636 <, | the 23d instant —Flour, 20.082 bbls; corn, 28,400 bush.; | Pi: rah Saag ‘This stock is now a ten per cent stock, and there is | }, vere, 9,400 do} wheat isch and legast every probability of its continuing so, Itisone of the | 2 Sumatra at 6Xo,, | Alt, 20 caratfine gold vest chaius, 9 guard chaius, fob do, mort favorably located roads in Now Engand, ot all | ic cnthg, 40 tags Cub tld by sutton, et @ oa.” | satel ddan tudac, ite Atsumori wld the western trade passes over it. Ithasa double track “ 7 to-day | iit san pitt ‘ ’ . heat of the 305 1 di i in, 1 Gi thyat bi 1 a ea ete nt Maly com | eer amen teed af lraaeiany te rene | Incl best eat nid ea stausted from one end t0 the other. steamer’ now due, aud the Presidential visit. Some dis. | a4 Yrooch finely cut with devices, fancy fans | One of the most thriving places in the western coun- try is the city of Chicago. Within the past twenty years it bas risen from « small Indian trading post to a large city, and where there was not at that time one ca: noe ring its harbor, there are now a dozen large and magnificent steamboats. In 1839 its exports consisted of one load of wheat and seven hundred barrels of flour. {nm 1846 they were as follows :— Commence or Cricago—Exronts in 1916. Wheat, bushels, 1 and tallow, Ibs.. Oats * $ Tongues s 700) Raw furs Hides & leather, value $24 685 it stood to-day comprise 600 bales, aud at Uplands. les of 400 quintals di 873g. Mackerel were dull—3v0 bi sold at $6 813, Favit- jour Dried beef, poaudi Bacon aud hams * There were employed in the export trade 19 steam- boats, 17 propellers, 36 brigs, and 120 schooners, compri. sing 44,445 tons of shipping, making during tho year 6,779 arrivals and departures. This is exclusive of the number of vessels employed in the lumber trade, which in 1846 made 1,000 arrivals and departures, and brought {ato Chicago, lumber, 24,424.399 feet ; shingles, 8,354,010; Jaths, 2,069,600 ; square timber, 16,300 ; staves, 15,200 : pickets, 24,000, The aggregate value of imports into Chicago in 1846, was $3.000,000. On the Sth of July # convention will be held in Chica- sons, at $1 66.8 $1 70. ton, Leap—We report sales of 500 p' Nav. vate terms. 80, composed of delegates from all parts of thecountry, | —Provisioxs.—Wee report sales ot 100 bbls, prime pork at = TS KB GALA “it 1h’ G. NIC B for the purpose of perfecting some plan for the permanent sia 0. 4! jew moss et poor oni kard— 9 dele sont begin a Reh aotina eas improvement of harbors and rivers,and to adopt Proper } arg soid at $13 50, und 80 tieroes prime city cured mess, | [ellitvnue! deseciatpn takes ta oe CERI See measures to bring the subject to the attention | 394 pounds to the tierce, sold at $20 50. Cheese—The | work on the Medical Applicatio of Galyanism, it i of Congress. The veto of the River and Harbor bill, by President Polk, created considerable excitement throughout the Western country, and as the internal commerce of the Union is increasing so rapidly, the im- provement of internal navigation has assumed an im- portance which destroys all party considerations, and makes the matter one of universal interest. There are sectional feelings which are allowed to appear when tho appropriations proposed are not sufficient to satisfy the immediate wants, which tend to defeat the object in view. As to the constitutionality of this question, there can be no doubt. Appropriations upon appropriations have heretofore been made for the improvement of rivers and harbors, and the government is as much bound to im- prove the harbors on the lakes as on the seaboard. The delegates to the Chicago Convention are some of the most influential individuals, from all sections of the country, and of both parties; politics have nothing to do with this movement, and party considerations will be entirely abandoned in the proovedings of the Con- nition. The receipts at Tide Water via the Canals of the State of New York. in the 3d week in June, were as an- nexed: Canat Recrirts FoR THE T jou: cule. 100,108 Bi i +4 boxes, for expert, ut 5 a 630. neve was alo dotog in supplyin which, during the kame period, xoason was considered very fair. G4 a 7390. Sr: by auction, at 33 a 70. ‘Tatcow—Smail sales rendered 80c; while small sales of rath .—We only have to report foan at 100, 6mos. FuxtonTs—11,000 bushels of iverpool at 3s 6d; at the same taken for Liverpool, including 6 were engaged to heard of .othing new. Reau Estate at Avction.—1 290; 1 600; 1 do 61! tot adjoining, 25x100.5, 410; 1 do 5 do, $350 each, 1,7 do $370 each, 7: 700 400 RD WEEK IN JUNE. nd beans. .buah. Powatoes . 1 do 290; 1 do ag each, 900; 2'do $310 ‘each, $620 each, 1,010; 1 do 600; 1 1 lot corner 48d st. 11th av., 25 + 25x100 330; 2 de do $95 on avenue, same size 32 lot on 43d st. near 11th a ‘The arrivals of produce from the West appear to be increasing daily. The quantity of breadstuffs received thus far, exceeds even our estimates, which we consider- ed at the time extravagant, and the sources of supply are apparently inexhaustible. The Western country can- not get rid of its surplus from crops of former years, be- foge another harvest comes along. There are not enough outlets for the products of that section of country, to car- do 260; 1 do do 276; 1 do do 305; eo do 440; 1 do do 486; 1 lot on do do 260; 1 do do 275; 1 dodo eee bag ee been — plenty on the market, and pri declined on those grad stood before the arrival of the Cambria. The sales Livesroot CLassiricarion 10) wx 10) ies 1 a 12) i 20a ae ‘There was s fresh arrival from Malags. The sales to-day were confined to 200 # 300 boxes bunch rai- Hemr—We report sales of 200 bales American dew rotted, on private terms, supposed to beat about $100 per Motassrs—Sales of 267 hhds. and 8 tieroes Cuba were made on private terms; 200 do., Porto Rico, were nold at 10 do, Cubs, sold at 28 cents, othing new since last report. 1.8.—Sales of about 3,000 gallons English linseed, sold at Gle,; 1000 do, City pressed, sold at 650, cash. A sale of 15,000 gallons English, was also reported on pri- sales within a day or two, have reached about 1000 | will be of interest to the public nearly an equal quantity was sold, ranging from 05; to, 7340, Rice.—No change in prices, while sales were limited. Svaan.—We report sales of 260 hhds. Porto Rico, at 12 tleroes of flaxseed, were sold at $9 50. Tonacco.—17 hhds. Virginia and Kentucky leaf, sold Wuisxry—A good article in barrels was held at 2934 British vessel,- part to fill up, at lid in bulk for Liver- ol. Engagements of flour were made to London and 2000 bbls were also engaged by a British vessel al 3s 3d. Or ondon at 14d. 1ith avenue, 25x100.5, 290; 1 do adjoining, same size, do 310; 1 do 250; 1 do 400; 1 do 430; 4 do, with house, 500, $700 each, 3,300; 1 do 460; 1 lo 450; 1 do 1 do 610; 1 do water lot,'32x100.5, '2.000; 1 triangular water lot opposite last, 75 front, 2,000; 1 150; 2 do. $360 each, 720; 1 42nd street, same size, 230; 1 do 285; 1 do 295; 3 do $300 | rex triangular water lot, 2,850; .6X100 550; 1 do adjoining each 700; 1 do do326; 1 do cor 42d at. same size 265; 1 do do 790; 4 do do, $266 each 1020; 1 do 1 do do330; 2 do do. $370 euch 740; 1 do do 355; 1 dodo 405; 1 do do 430; 3 do do, $440 each 1320; 1 do do 45u; 1 25x100.5 260 1 do do same size 275; 2 do do $285 each 670; 1 do do 280; 1 do do 2u0; ob Aoi $265 each 630; 1 "7 ver do work boxes, silver purses, bottles, agate and corn lian baud specticles, memoranduin bool fo desks and boxes, ke. Also, papier mache, portfolios, ink stands, card baskets, racks, washstands, &e Aiao, for account of whom it my concern, the same having beew-trausterred and ordered sold to the highest bidder px- mp bow 100 gold peus in sidver cases, the aud dimou d pointed do. an extra heavy gold cases, to be sold seia- les to about where the following rates :— New Orleans Florida. Mob. & Texas one. none. manufacturer, 100 lots cit nee 26 irr Dy ‘3 nme 13 ab om cantatas none. none ‘or. particulars cod were made at $3 je26 tre No. 3, Halifax, were Tuome, without beard part of the city. tineuts to dispose of will please ad- at this office, stating terms, which must Je26 1t* re W ee cout tes aote to WB. bemoderate, igs at $4 50. U COUNTRY MEI own and heeiiugs | of every, hall or brands, ot heavy and fue—Stak’ Mills," Lawrence Ce Indian Head, Cabot A, Premium heavy Merrimack, Exete; Unkuowas, ke., may oe May mnanul carers prices, on Nos. 18 and 20 Cedar street, balf'a block abo rd Wide sheetings, 634 cents per yard: warp and wadding; also, best Southe 6 to 1, and 7to 12. a second tloors Pearl streets. Y bates, wick, twin be pecially to the afflicte The GALVANIC over all other scientific tion of Galvanism in th A fair amount of busi- g the domestio trade, to f ra combining entire case, certainty of aud the most perfect safety under all The supply for the | circumstances. Every former objection to the apj Butter—No chan, this wonderous power, e use of the Belt ra ing eaaally applicable ro the most deli and fo those in the feeblest health, as to persons of the strongest constitution—in fact all may with equal certuinty experience on » Mr Bo Willis zs To cone ‘pul if hanna eetes Grand Opera of HERNAN TS Dou Carlos, Sig high Vins ir, ics ortho setson may be seuss tthe a for the ne ¢ secured at ‘$1; Pit, 50 ceuts; Gallery, 25 conus,” © Ofes. hegenees juarter past 7, performauce to commence at vi reli B Beit OF MK Dr BAK OWERY THEATRE —A. W. Jaqusen, Propnetor—| t evel H. | 4 ings Jute B, PR et ery TWO OF THE BH-O-¥s— bya Ormoude, dliss C. tat Blab ruTOR—Doctor Ist act of ROBERT MACAIRE— Bar. Wil ch Robert Megeire, Mr AN UM—PERFORMANC teroon and Evening at 336 and 8% o'clock. THE ORPHEA! LON: UK KENNEBEOK VOCALISTS, The most talented and vopular im America are sfenten suse, aud will give their Grand Coucerts this halbpast $ and. a quarter past Bu cloc! ed per Vit appear, iueluding tae Chap Jniren and others NT ‘A'S WOODEN LE A Army in exico, ‘The Vag loving Diora FUNERAL OF NAPOLEDS BONA! Will also be exhibited at each an Adminsion 2% cents, AfoLto ROOMS.—Mme. FLEURY JOLLY, Prima FA Donwa, and Mons. DUBAI ‘rst’ Barytone of the French 0 7H) Company of New Orleaus, assisted by Mons. Signor RAPETT! and Mr. H. C. TIMM respectfully an- nonnce that they will fire A GRAND CONCERT, On Tuunepay Kvunina, Jury ist, ar THE A! Tickets One Dolfar, tobe had at the : openat 7s. Concert to commence at o'clock precisely ‘Je25 tr POLLO ROOMS—MME, FLEURY JU A Doane, ang MONS DUBREL TS Bea aosiaee Hine uch Opera of New Orieaus, respectfully announce thst ther whee A GRAND CONCERT ON THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 1st, : ‘ At the Apollo Saloon: Particulars in future bills. Jet Seem ROADWAY THEATRE —Ti tablish w Bean Ay TREATIES. This geabligiment, pur Poses solely, ou or about the first of September, wader the Management of Ren G. H. BARRETT. Persons of acknowledged talent wishiug situaticus for the seazou, will please address hin prepaid) at109 Leonard street. MANN, sol CASTLE GARDEN is opened for 1 Evenings Concerts of Iustrumental M efficicy, Any power that ix required can 1eadil and no complaint which the mysterious agency of Gal. an can affect, will fail to be promptly and gpermanently teheved. j ‘The Galvanic Belt is a beautif science to produce the highest bene er ordinary were made | lieved thatfew inventions have ever and so generally successful t a sale of 35 bales Mex- were made at 9c. ustance of Art aiding I results, and it is be- rely f f resul se ;—suppose a person afflicted with Dyspep digestion, from auy of its various canses—Le tended ste tain gasse sion of spirits aud 30.0 rain wore engaged in a on ; general depres. —in ordinary cases, tonies ‘or stimu takeu, which by their action on’ the nerves. aud price 2600 barrels wore | muscles of the’ stomach, afford temporary relief, but: which 3s 9d; alot to fill up with inju din p decidedly worse state, after the action thus. excited. has ce N-w compare this with the effect resulting from the To the continent | tion of the Calvanic Belt. Take w patient. in's state aiuailay we have entianed ie dhe Belt rotund the body, and . Aner Most convenient. it lot on 43d street near | and moisture from the skin will act on the positive element o the Belt, thereby exciting a galvani h passes on and thence back again to the positive, by this ual galvanic circulation. ‘Thus, the most severe cases of D PSLA,uo matter how chrome their character, are permaneatly cured, vanic Belt. ‘This complaint imply by wearing the 395; 1 do 380; 1 do 395; do 315; 2 295;'1 @o rear above on isting the effects of Galvanism in its cure. | He remarl the last edition of his work, called” Neuropathy,” D: i rom nervous exhar nore anism than by auy other means. It edicines seldom or never do any good in ¢, and: ity is, evident why they cannot. ‘There is y an insufficiency of nervous power, owing to its exhaus- on in some manner, and what is wauted is either to rest, and th h to regain its due share of natural power— ean artificial power, Medicine can neither FvO 2 do $405 ; 1 do 410; each 59); 2 dodo in 2 do do, $360 eagh 720; ‘cous power; it ix. therefore, both persubstitute. I feel coufident that hearly every c in, unless there be structural of the Idem the ease, may be permanently cured ion of Galvamsm. pleasure recommending Chi nic Belt as an fenious form of application for this aud Kin 42d st., near 1th av., to substantiate the f= ry off the suppties as fast as they roach the shipping TELEGRAPHIC. Ciantto eradicate the dueese’ of yours. ‘The pi al ports, Had there been, prices of breadstuffs in the sea- ae faplauation of the action of te belt sas Tallow? fu a enue re seetitveele port murkets would now be twenty-fire per cent below Markets, ia use sts immediately oe the werves. of every ror of the current quotations. It is ourimpressiou that in less than New Onceans, June 18—P, M. stom:ch, and more especially on those which are essential t three months prices for flour will be twenty per cent, at least, below those now raling. The quantity of certain articles exported to foreign porta from New Orleans, for the week ending the 12th inst., being from the 7th to the 12th inclusive, was as annexed:— Commerce or New Onirany —Agricultural Exports. For England.—Cotton, 6.014 bales; corn, 88,237 bush: flour, 6.371 bbls; wheat, 22,816 bush; corn meal, 2.495 bbls } beet, 349 tres; bacon, 414 hhds; lard, 3,753 pkgs; pork, 159 bbls and tes; tallow, 229 caska. For Ireland.—Corn, 39,515 bush ; corn meal, 24 bbls For France—(Atlantic.)—Cotton, 3.695 bales; flour bbis; bread, 1.000 do; corn meal, 81 do; tallow, 185 wheat 47,522 bush; barley. 660 sucks ; , &e; hams, 192 do; hides, 1,890 do; rye, 120 aac ‘or Gio altar and @ Market.—Tobscoo, 133 hhds, 3 bales, 10 boxes, For Spain.—Cotton, 525 bale For Honduras —Flour, 600 bbls. For Spanish West Indies —Corn. 32.668 bush ; corn meal, 4.0 bbls; lard, 1,054 pkgs; flour, 80 bbls; tallow 40 do; pork, 45 boxes; candles, 49 do. Valued at this date, $877,644. For the same time, there wae exported of breadstuf® for ports coastwike. north of Hatteras :—-corn, 32,93 sacks; wheat, 21.926 do; flour, 6,797 bbls. The value of agricultural products exported from New Orleans during the past three months, hus aver aged about $1,0v000 per week. ‘his is # very grea Increase on the corresponding months in any previous year, and will swell the aggregute value of the exports of the country for the year, to a large amount New Orleans is the greatest exporting port in the Union, and the increase this year, thus far, has been greater than in any other in the country, It is the principal outlet for the products of the valley ot the Mississippi, and must grow with that section of vountry looking to it for 4 market. fully up to last quotations Flo change, Sales of about 4009 bbl lots of St. Louia City Mills, wt $7 were light, being ebout 1000 a 20 quality red and white, at $1. demand. and sales of 4000 bushel chiefly Woutern yellow, at 0c change. Sterling bills remained Barr some more was doing Howard street at $ 50, Kad 1000 aves, 10,000, land and Pennsylvania red nt 12 vices, Meal waa inactive—hol ions; weuther very war ALB. Our four market continued very dull tu-duy, and w: (Mote western brands, including at $6 70 @ $7. mited. Western flat yeliow was and meal were inactive. were made at 53 cents. no change. The receipts during four hours were about as follows corn 2080 bushels; wheat 2700 d There has been rather more doing in Cotton, and th: market wan less depressed than on the first tidings o/ the late news; and we report sules of 2000 bales. at price chivtly of Ilinois and Ohio, at $6 60.2 $6 75, with some | I Our flour markets moved rather languidly, though We report sa Wheat was dull and sales very light. was very dull, aud sales limited, without change iv while buyers offered 25 cents less, Corn was also very heavy, and gales li- Sales of 2000 bushels of oats | of Whiskey nominal, Provisions— sels rather acaico, and freights steady. he digestive ; process; the nerves act on the muscles, the mus- Jes 0 item, the food is propelled onward on effected, and the patreat happil lent to ha- ry secretion of th: effecter VANISM. Thas. th versed, aud the other one ae om Mt tted by these Galvacie applia ins, Spilepsy weoudriaeiatn, D bilit;, &e., resulting from nny nervon meat of the system, may thus be promptly reliever cif-ctually cured. The disiressiug cliseqse called Liver Complaint, together with its usual accompanimeuts of Paiu | uur exhibited very littl ed by GAL 3, Were made, consisting 29. The sales of whea! 100 bushels rn, fair : na] the bide, Constant Headache. General Weakness, &e. may be Corn continued in fair | entirely removed by the nse of hich having a1 a aiding | “fect upon the whole syst great advautage Is were made, including | “feet upon chew hole & t . Sugar exhibited no the same, Freighis do ‘ourse, essentia Diseases of acter, and consequ monn, June 25—P.M ty coms under the coxuizeiee of Cae remedial agenc: aivanism, es of 1000 barrels | bv ca U Nb-SS the most wonderful and unexpect J ewres hy made by the G tvanie Beit. If the disexs: City Mills at $679 ots sof « nervous characre’, relief is CERTAIN. ond if the We quote Mary ingen pert injured there is « fair chance of PERF E Rk. OVE 0 to 1:0 cents, Com} th SEL vis been teetion of. ders demanded $5 50.) Ve vous Sy has long by and it is this fo Ty, 90, dangersns Te em lanes to so hopeless and al No change in provi- exge, itis this very fuct, wh ci couses GIvansm to be pairs ach immediat: avail ‘and i many cases 10 have perforined ntive cures, when such were vrowu ced be-ond the te | any, June 95—1 P.M. ent medical y mpivins, Weakness of th Michigan and Genesee Geserl Deb worth 90 cents, Rye cvs sympathy and viz Causes the esults which are ¢ tl The effects yrduced by Galvanism ar pects anslegaus to med.cunal age! tant exception, however, that in 0 infinitely better then to'use that mea tient decidedly in € the preceding twenty- : flour, 20,000 barrels jo; oats 50,000 do, Ves- which leaves the pr- |, and with renewed i's and health, that ed that no inconvenience what- sing the Galvanic Belt, up 10, June 29—P. M. Stock gut Treasury Note 6s maby the most delete with the most per ntl a fa Our flour market underwent ome further depression | ee ene et te ee eee dimen 1v0d do sdmos L to-day, and sales ,of all kinds were extremely limited. i Ser tsi ve CAUTION. Specie bods rhe te doo We quote fair brands Ohio and Michigan at $5 75% $6.) he grent celebrity and success of Dr. CHRISTIE?S dis. 1000 do 73% 423 Yo is Wheat was also heary, sales of about 6000 bushels Ohio | giver hax caused numerous attempts to imitate them. ee ps aan o ‘ 4 Indiana, red and white, sold at $1 35. We note ¢ pai 2000 do M q a blo an ; , 35. tions, as they are : Each 5000 MY i We Ey Loug. Toland RR, b30 sales of 5000 bushela of corn, eonsisting of Western | (ienuine Galvanic Belt is accompanied by the written signa- {09 Reading RR bo A mixed, at 55, and of New York State, yellow, at 60 cts. | ‘** °f D.C MOORHEAD, ; ‘ Agent General for the Uuited States, 300 do bio SBN 230 do +60 We toport aales of 600 barrels mess pork at $15. Prime} aug iosunher provid fee ee oe ea OR AU: 90 Farmers’ Trust 358% 300 do b12mos do was held at $10 60. We quote Ohio butter at 9a) THORIZED AGENCY in city of the Union, 2 ae b30 1Octs. High wines were dull at 25 cts. Money market | The ouly Agency in Vitae oe A F 5 vo nd 320 comparatively easy. Receipts in round numbers, during ADWAY, 1) a between Joha street and) Lane.’ Explanatory pamph- eae | the past twenty-four hours, were about as follows :— | iets and theymost convincing testimoninlt, may be always, had aig 50 do Flour, 10,000 barrels; corm, 10,000 bushels, Freights— | arnt a a vont with ever he alow és . p ‘st or Drug Store in New Vork will ever be allow: a Be a boo Flour to Albany, 87 cts; corn 25 cts; whoat 270284 | eq «a keep Be Chne’s fennine articles. 195% 50 do b30 29 cents. Jos Reodh ire aie: yee + = COMMISSIONERS of Emigration hereby give no” toy Canrgn Co a8 "0 bio tt (Telegraphic Cor. of Philadelphia Bulletin.) > he man Seton Face a ae ve to do 10 fog me do bio Stié | Sales 1,600 bbls. tlour, $5 50 to $5 56; themarket much ve bronghe to the port of New York from s . e a ” bald anette |. Sales whiskey, in barrel’, 23 to 24 cents. ik the y Second Board. it 8 to 8 ente. Mi hs § to 5S ic, to the } 810090 Reni’gsMfort Bds 77,30 sls Harlem RR 43 6s seme Ter adciee Connie ic Sen ieamar aedasr oy wears ater the ari 30 Reading 185 o 8 65, | depresced. ‘Tho next European arrival will’ be looked tuccording to the first section o 50 do. s10 67a 50 do 64 wf re the law of May 5, 1317, and i ‘of any omi or negle 0 do 330 GF* $0 Long fstand RR SA | POF with intense anxiety : O make stich, report, the penalty. of seventy-five doliats for ff Farmers’ Lown" bi odo bgp i : = — d pascenyere, im whose eaxe,the omission or neglect i 0 0, F Mai may oceur, wil. be rigidly enforced. (pies 30 do Bit So Norse Wor B60 32 On Thursday evening, the 2th Inst, by the Rav. Wm, | be obtsiped st the bey ROBERT TAYLOR. New Stock Exchange. | B. Lewis, Epwano Fuaox, U. 8. N..to Mion Carwanine, | Nog {itera Ageut of the Commissioners of pets $5000 ‘Trens’y Notes, 107% $0 shs Harlem 6} f - but Hd a ‘Sabha wwe od cash Gag | Seushter of Andrew Croprey, Enq , all of Brooklyn. EED FISHING POLES —3000 for yale in lots, at the 100 Reading R& 3 Nork Wor 100 Fa jo Cr} 330 35. Died 50 Canton Co be 47: 0 b3 19% On Friday morning, the 26th inst., after a short but 50 do 60 47) 50 do b3 19% | severe illness, Etiza SHanpiey, daughter of Michi 50 Harlem RR cash 65 50 Long Island = #15 312 Elizabeth Shandley, aged four y ee er meme CITY TRADE REPORT. Nuw Youx, Frinay Arrerxoon, June 2. ‘The markets for Breadstuffs continued inactive to- day, and prices of flour were more feeble than at the clore on yesterday. Sales of Michigan and Genesee were pretty freely made at prices ranging from $6 87340 $7 12%—the latter figure for straight brands (iu meseo, A small sale of mixed brands Michigan was made at $6 81'{. The closing prices were $6 87}¢a$7 123¢ for all kinds of fair brands Genesee and Michigan, Wheat was lower, and sales of red mixed Ohio sold at 145¢ Corn closed pretty much at yesterday's rates, and sales of western mixed were made at 90ie; western flat,yellow eleven days. atreet,on Sunday afternoon the 3 o'clock. On Wednend und three days. Bench street. _ADIES’ AND GENTLE KOBE —The highest ho-are de deuces, y superfluous f AVID W. BERTINE of the New Jers at 95n06e,and of sound round northern yellow at 968100¢ | it much to their advauts epee hin the ME, Church career of Aue Small sales of moal were made at $4 76 for western New |“ J. LEVENST VN. 466 B net ay ph inet, tm the | York State, and at $5 for New Jersey. Rye waa dull at 110c, Salesof Oats wore made at 53c. Provisions were steady, A sale of new prime Pork was made at $13 50, We quote mew moss at $16, Beef was firm, sales of city moss in bbls, were made at 13 60, and in tiorces (for prime mess do) at $20 50, There was a sale of Lard in barrels on private terms. Groceries were in fair re- quest, with a fair amount of business doing in sugar. Sales of coffeecontinued light, The principal tranaac- tions being confined to a lot of Sumatra at 60, 6 monthe Asies—We have only to notice sales of 50 bbls, pots, at $4.8754, and f0 do pearls at $675 Breatercvee~ Flour We report sales of 8000 bbls. Genesee at $7; 600 do at $6 94, and about 6,000 barteis do straight brand» Genesee sold at $7 06% alban lll a EB: «& ANU EAR—Dr. POW kL 61 Broadway, corner of Warren {y 10 diseases of th O hed a popular it Burgess & Strings Of booksellers generally. THE Merchant LOUIS MANGL. Prussia, came to New York i given no account of himself since 18 ied siuce. A term has therefure ty and City Court at Halberstad 1847, for the declaration of the and All or any je ee of the same, mre li ch knowlege ta the aioe OVHEL ADIDAS atthe foto D @ $7125; and rome 15.000 barrels, in additioa to the abves, iuoluding Michigan and Genenee, were | A gel reported to have been sold at $7 a7 1236 Wheat- Sales of 3,000 bushels mixed Obio were made at 1460 Corn—The prine\pal transactions were confined to Western descriptions, and we report sales cf about tsblishment Seavou ticket @ rity ‘t moderate prices, The friends and relatives of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral from N the 23d inst., Mewpona, daughter of James L. and Elizabeth Colt, aged one yoar three months ‘The members of Engine Company, No. 42, are request- ed to attend the funeral of Tir afternoon, at four o'clock, from his late residence, 15 pore Warner, this | cents: “ere 500 CHALLENGt.—Nouee to_ get their old clothes to look lik it Horing, Dyeing, Cleaning and Repairi mn tt liepantay Scded wo nttt etaae ra® cre ous of converting thelr Fett of |e eae cer orice, given fe Alt.g7 Gold wearing apparel. v 25 n auitting. the city, of fe spo: ir wleay, np gairs, Ladies ean be attended to by Mra. J, LEVENST YN. nds and Kar from till 4 o’el 9., paper 50 cents, must n #1 its xnatomy, physiology for the selection of speciacies, &e. lowest marks dies; together with a fu 190, Shovel, Hoe and Fork Han- assortment of Hardware, by . GW. GUION, No. 174 West street, N.Y. Land , two months and e026 se" re. OARDING.—Roe land Lake il Slinu~The above house is delighs mer residence, commanding a bold Hudson, with | walk of ‘the ben dred acr angler. cursions,¢ vents. he Warrer Clans steambor 24 Ludlow 27th inst., at half-past ndid scenery ithin a few minutes space of seven hun: i fine sport for the on ph site al boat runs daily, and the York at 7 o'clock, A. M, jock—Kare from New York, 31 26 cls tO ne morning, afternoon and evening. Beas free.” The public ure ted to attend. Jes 2 in re L, Gew street, —The moat extensiy by the German Brass Band, under the direction of Mr. Monk, cousisting of selected compositions from Labitzky, Strauss, Li jungl, Straeck, and others. " ion of hal'an hour duriug the evening for prome- shments, aud viewing the Cosmoramas, which n revnrranged. 1 123g ceuts. Concert commences nt 8 o'clock. Ad m23 re Sxitiow ToT an - LATEST MOMENT. TELEGRAPHIC. SPECIAL OVERLAND EXPRESS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD OFFIOE. VERY INTERESTING FROM THE suat oF WAR. The Assault ssault on the Special Train, The steamer Mary Kingsiand arrived at New Orleans 17th inst. She left Vera Cruz ou the 9th, and the Brae zo 13th An old priest of greatidistinetion at \ivarado, receiv. ed on the Sth fastant, @ letter from bie brother in the city of Mexico, to the effect that Herrera’s election would take placvon the 20th of June, and would be sup. ported by the united church party, deciding the issue of peace or war. This letter declares that @ continuation of the war would be the downfall of the church ; that it behooves them to unite with the peace party and put an end to the war; that immediately on Herrera’s election being decided, propositions for peace will be made to our gov- ernment, and concluded in « short time afterwards. In- formation through this source has always been found re- Mable. {From the Baltimore Sun, June 26.) From the New Orleans Commercial Times of the 10th inst., we extract the following:— ‘The United States steamer Mary Ki |, Captain Davis, arrived at New Orleans on the 17th inst., from Vera Cruz the 9th, and from Brasos the 13th inst. She brings us more details of the most Geen oe event that besa bapp ned in that part of Mexico, viz.: the at- ek on Col. d ‘ in. ATTACK ON TH We learn that the whole of the immense train, under tho escort of Colonel McIntosh and 800 men, onward to the headquarters of General Scott, were st- tacked by a guerilla party ata point just fifteen miles beyond Santa Fe, # village just eight miles from Vers Cruz. ‘The moment the attack was made on the heed of the train, the drazoons charged on the enemy and dispersed them. After the la) ry short time, the Mexicans again made their appearance in seem overwhelming numbers, at least 17 of 1800 Posey = opened u fire on several points at once. Herea consid- erable number of pack mules fell into the hands of the foe, from the extended line which had to be Kept up om the march, owing tothe narrew defies through which iho train was passing, Colonel Mcintesh, after a rather severe contest, best off the assailants, and then) fortified himself behind CERT SALOON.— AMPBELL'S ETHIOPIAN OPERA SERENA: ERS, BRILLIANT SUC One Week Li sy this Eveuing—A gran . VOCAL AND INSTHUM SIC Spusiating of Songs, Solos, Refrains, lees, Dances, -. beculiar to the Southern Ne; ‘The Band is composed of the following artists :—Meesrs. H. Mestayer, Violin; J.P. Carter, First Banjo; Raymond, Seeond Banjo; J. Bryaut, Castaett; W. Donaldson, Tamborine; W. Raynor, irinele, ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, t A grand performance at 334 o'clock. Tickets admitting atleman V 4uxHAL GARDEN CON DER! nd Lady, 25 cents, Concert to comme: ie6 ANNUCCHTS GREAT AND EXTENSIVE MORAMA, at No.313 8 4 sede Yoelt y, Gothic Hall nd eveuing. Admittance 23 ‘genta children half Cosmoraina, the bestever witnessed in Ameri f' more than one h merics dred of the mos for tas exhibi i the talented and colevrated a Signor N. Calyo, Among. the paint ies, achieved by our gallant a: my. Vista, with a correct, likeness ol ( and death of Clay, by Sig.N. Calyo. ‘ine surrender of Vera Cruz, with a likeness of General Scott, N. Calyo. Exhibition open from 3to 11, P.M." For other particulars see the hand» REET. THEATKE, PHILADELPHIA— ssee, E. A. Marshall—Stage Manager W.R. Blake— Evening, dane 20th, will be performed the play RRO—Rolla, Mr. Ji ; Pizarro, Mr. Leman; Ele -R. Blakes ( A. Fisher. Ai h the OLD GU Havresac, Mr. Richings; Melanie Havresac, Miss Fishe ouelude with SOMEBODY ELSE—Hans Moritz, Mr. is Fisher. th ‘The battle ral ‘Taylor, Jet5 tf rre Chunmans Minnie, Mi EAUTIES OF THE OPERA, No 1.—JUST ISSUED Subscribers are informed that the first number of the shove named monthly musical work is now ready tor delivery The contents of the uumber is: jermit's Prophecy, sung by Jenny Lind ia Konert le Disable; When the Joss of Youth: bceo:l;Pegreo by Donizett. Napolitaine, I am dream: sng of thee: and Gems from the Opera of Frnani; being 20 sand embellished with a superb portrait Of Jen- Montht d on the first day of each month, comprising d masic, printed wi fine paper.) iwelu sisting of Songs. Duets, Marches, Wallx: ious from the Operas tes, Melanges, Pot Fourris, &c. in English vision or ailaprtio lished with elegant and appropriate d-sigus. during the yea wesw fata & besui.ful aud useut volume, at ile reduced price of 50 cents pernumber, or six dollars per manuim, deliver: ed; each number being complete in iself, thug a subscr ber will be furnished with # collection of music, of the best cow Joeh if purchased etherw Dour tanes a not be obteiued w beembel- e,w.uld co bseriber has made arrangements with the agi hove the work forwarded immedia ation, to subseribers, to every part of A liberal discount to the trade and Agen JOSEPH FAT WILE, je2h Saker 201 Br WANTEU—TO HIKE fora few mont Seat, or Form, withiw 50 or 9 miles of he’ house must be large, end furnished, on waer. Any person wishing to travel forthe summer. and le-ve ir place sn he care of a respeciatle aud resjuo sil hear of one by addressing a line to Town, New York fs ri versey Cit, th liege stable, convenient fr S01 snre now occupied by Joseph Crocker. . several pleasent rooms for private families, and seve~ large rooms and basements suitable for mauufacturing pur es EBuquire of I t ‘oseph Crocker, at the Wester, totel York Gute USI —THE. moderate terms, by siderab nce in terchiv Nees to teach it ins scientine manuer, ory which she undertakes to impart « thorough kuowledge ‘erms three dollars per mouth. A line addressed to uw tice, shall be aitended to: ANO ugh Indy who lias bdor _je26 te re LIGHT HAT! ¢ 128 Fulton street, h Summ “keeping cool.” ‘The healthy an depends upon th fore follow AR HEAD!—KNOX, some beantifal light and adapted to the great summer object of It there- airy as y with oue of id be as light and ake more Mon ‘Try the © LADIES’ WHO WISH GOOD SHOES ean find them at J. B. MILLER’S 122 Ca k By miners, treeee bushing at Gs. and 10s.; sec i slip ies at 6s. and buskins at 7s. per pair: lar iter boots at 16s. and 10 order at 20s,, any others di equal in the city. en's gaiter boots and shoes of all kinds and With many thanks to the indies of New York, Brooklyn and Jersey city, | hope to mes rita continuance of their patronage, JB MILLER, 122 between West Broad je25 atis*r EXCURSION TO CROTON FALLS LAKE Gera HOPAC, Croton Lake, Danbury and Ridge: A field, by the Harlem Rail Road, Daily a7 A by taking the 7 retmm to the city ton Falls on arrival Nines on arrival ofthe 4 o'clock yances for Croton Lake at New Castle. and 4 P. o’clock A. M. cars, remain s the same afternoon. Staves of cars,and for Pi Fare to Croton Falls, 63 miles, $1, Je19 10ti sl DAY EXCURSION The sti ceo will lenve foot of Chainbers street, at? avelock. A. M.. landing ot Yonkers, Hastings, ‘Sing Sing, Grassy Point, Ver- Peekskill, and will’ leave ing atatl the above named Passengers an excellent ry on the river. jock, P. ‘on her return, ‘t unity of viewing Be iteie SUNDAY. EXCURSION <The Steam- Goce SANTA CLAUS, Capt, B. Overbagh. eave the footof Comrtlandt street” (North side.) for Kingston, on Sunday morning, Zith, at 7 o'clock, A landing each way at Hammond street, Jwell's, Van Cortland’s, old Spr New Hamburg, Milton, Poughke id Rhinebeck Re o'clock, arriving in New York at Fare reasonable. treet at 9} at 10, band 8 land at Coney Island, wi No boats save thore belonging to the ferry, will be tt TO AND FROW ‘The splend d aud tm 1c 1150 tons barthen, Task nthe 26th Jnne, and from Liverpool her regular day. Persons about to proceed or those wishing to seud for their friends to the Old ¢ 'd colored exhibitional worl im to the publ now read. desi motioee 144 ly per order, with er Dr machinery, treatise on the Exye, with 4 crus, comprisiog & d treatment, Jane, New You We tad ISAAC EDGE, jan, Pyrotechnist, Ny, Berford & Co, Fowler & | ies létender r mee City. weer he Porte. Je26 Wye O LET WITH BOAKD— \ fr with bed room | wad pantries attached. suitable for ‘a gecti¢man and. hie Terms moderate. Alsutwo or three single geutlemen ommodated with band aud well furuiahed® ovine. at can pi | ILLUSTRATED HAND BOOK FOR TRA T' VELIERS, containing a description of each, State, the | Principal towns and watering places, the reilvoad and ER, from Halberstadt, in in the year 1831, and fas 96. [tis probable that he been fixed by the wife oval dt on, the 4th of Seprerme death of the said ty en, vice of fare, ber, vmbe | hiehty | finished engravings, aud an gecusate 1) Stoten Jost publiched, aid for sate. wh ho vole and ee SHERMAN & Wy26 Yew ten Yee Reoodw OLRND ow We 6 BOO ie issih el appicania, ‘This sar velonge ty a Will be loomed for stayin of B.BROAD, No banement. tre bath wil be ex aP. ears. Appl 11 Wall etoret, im vie von Water office ald coddm * re For formation, avply to J. W. HOLBERTON, 75 Maiden | for rk, OF RK FREIGHT OR CHARTER —The first | foataniling eorpeced and eapcer frscened Byit- | ist Mt brig HOPE. Robere Bs mester, takes the ‘of 100 barrels, and enn be im: n@tely, to | ’ did Packet, ean make the nece wriher modation Steere pai to come ont in 1 4 hs, ieation on hoard. foot of Wall Street, 01 TAPSCOTT. 84 South St 4d door helow Burling Slip. to jeter de OTT 86 South atreet, ched to W. kd FOR LONDON, LIVERPOOL OR GLAS GOW The ili. co ed, Trirmh Woilt | | wie HOP ’ Vohert Besant ‘ be imme NOTIC?.~ RICK SteomLoet Fl Jay, Sot me the obi bays will ¢ his wagons, deeming jt imprudent to continue on with- out # reinforcement, partic artillery. An express reached the eity on Monday, the th instant, in the evening, and ‘on ‘Tuesday morning, Gen. Cadwal- a section detailed from lader marched to his relief, witl the Howitzer battery, 10 guns, attached to the Volt regiment, under Lieuts. Blakely and Cochrane; companies 11th regiment, under tel, Ramsey; one com- pany of the 9th and one of the 7th infantry, aud com- Cy of the 3d dragoons. Twenty wagons secom- ie The Mexicans are said to be in strength in the vicinity of the National Bri (Puente Nacional) close to which the train is entrenched. They ure determined to dispute the with us. Gen. Cadwallader, on hisjunction with Col. MeIntosh, will be at the head of about 1500 strong. and he has declared that he shail soon be able to clear the road of those des- peradoes, the guerillas. Rr the name is not given, there is little doubt of the Mexicans being under the command of Padre Jurueta, the Spaniard, of whose exploits we have already spoken in these columns. The exact sum, in specie, conveyed ,by this train is $360,000. There isno uuthentio intelligense of the loss tustalned y either party, in this encounter. Dr, Harney. brother of the Colonel, it is said, received a musket ball in the leg, which was, however, but a flesh wound, HORSE ROBBERY. A daring rolbery of soine forty or horses and mules is said to have been Derpetrated by the Mexicans on the Sth inst.,close in the walls of the clty. Company K, 3d dragoons, went in pursuit the next day, aud after remaining out scouring the country, until the following morning, the 7th inst., returned and reported that they saw no vestige of an enemy. GAYKISON OF VERA CRUZ. ‘We have been informed that the number of troops at Vera Cruz, since the departure of Gen. Cudwi has been reduced to 60 low # figure as to give rise to some apprehensions for the safety of the ivy, in case of am attack by any thing like the number said to be under Pedro Juructa. There wero not more than forty men for duty in the Custle of Sau Juan do Uide when the Massachusetts left, (Correspondence) 1 ines) June 6, 1947, Gentlemen: The city is on tov gui v sith an alarm th t head of five thousand men, and thet be will reach bere efore daylight. The rumor originated, I fancy. im the in of some one who saw xoims troops of hurae leavi! ‘0 wt sundown, and took them to be scouts ren ok for dangers The Vera Cruzans are to-day congratulated by the editor of the Spunish paper here, upon the establisb- ment of the gueriiin bauds ou the road to Mexico, as it had the eifeet todrive all the robbers away, and render the paseage safe fur traveller He svys: “these rob- bers, who were principally composed of demoralized men. Tall nations, hare given way to enthoriend companies, who, with a patriotic object, tace the greatest dangersin order to make the Aumericans feel the eplrit uf vengeance which animates them, A great many regard the remedy as worse (han th lisease. Padre Jaruets’s band is a greater cur-e to the ircles in which it mover, than any band of robbers bas been. Wherever he goes bo draws support for lime If «dl his fellow maraud: ce from the ranehos absut him. Every man's house is their house, and woe fatis ou the poor grumbler in @ summary torus ‘The weather is growing ives intolerable, but not more wholesome. People here, of ail countries, including as well Mexioan thinkers. as Americans, hope that Herrera will receive \ majority of the sutteages of the electory at the approach: ng election, I think he will, and bis choice wil be a wert, but an unm able expression of the national will, im favor of pesco His authority may be hampered ‘t first with restrictions. but [am sure means will be found to remove them before he will have occupied the chair a month. June 7.—By an express just arrived, we learn that the train which left this city two days ago, bas been attack- ed by @ large body of guerillas, and ix suffering comsid- erably, Colonel Meintosh, who is in command, wante reinforcements, but he must certainly be aware that Governor Wilson bas no troops to send him, The attack was made yesterday morning at 9 o’elock, and the troops were fighting when the messenger left— at three in the afternoon. An official messenger ie ex- pected every hour, and until one arrives it will be. im- possible to get ut the truth of the matter. The poor fellow who brought this intelligence is down with the vomito, and is unable to tell even the little that he seems to know. All the troops that are bere, and_ not absolutely quired to guard the city, will leave this evening or to- morrow morning, under Gen, Cadwalader, to reinforce Col, Melntosh, or to proceed after him to Jalapa, ke. Very little apprehension is felt for our train, as the es- cort of a thousand men is believed to be strong enough to protect it from any foree likely to be on the road Rumor tells some ugly stories of the attack, but few be lieve any thing of them. It is said that Dr. Harney was wdly wounded, and that twenty-five pack mules were ried off by the Mexicans. Another story makes the American loss eight killed: and another informs us that the road isso completely blocked up that Col. MeIntosh cannot proceed, but has halted until reinforcements ar- rive. These are reports brought in by the Indians, and true or false, meet with but little credit amongst the Americans—not from uny impossibility involved, but from the character of the Ts FROM THE BRAZOS. By the Mary Kingeiaae’, whieh left Hraos instant, the New Orleans Times has flies 0! ° nm the 13th Imerican e. Every thing wees whole of our line of inilitary posta qaiet throughout ¢ on the Rio Grande. The following extracts from the Flag, of the 9th, com. prises the only incidents in them worthy of .esord : Wo were in error in stating that the Texan Raogers, Captain Garland bad been broken up. It was, and probably still is, the intention of the Captain to proceed to San Antonio! to be mustered into service, Several of Col, Doniphan’s men have joined the company, ‘The Hatches eagle passed up the river yesterday with a detachment of the 16th regiment, from Indiana, deq§ tined for Gen. Taylor's army, We understand that the measles have broken out among the troops recently arrived at Brazos, and @ con- siderable number are afflicted with it. ARMY MOVEMENT! ‘The 2d Mississippi regiment have moved forward from Monterey to join Gen, Wool, and the Vii and North Carolina troops are to leave ax soon as the Maaas- chuaetts regiment, who left here on Sunday Jat, shall have taken their place. Gen. Cnabing left this place for Gen. ‘Vaylor's hendquarters on Friday Inst. 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