The New York Herald Newspaper, June 28, 1847, Page 3

bascommencea. A freight house, olybt hundrad feot jong, is also commenced, and a car house, four hundred feet long, partly completed. The expenditures for im- proving the depots and the road this year, will be $1,000,000, ‘The grading ot the road from Kalamazoo to New Buffsio, its new termination, will be commenced in August, and the iron laid in another year. When all 4s completed, it will cost not far feom $6,000,000, and it 4g calculated will pay fifteen per cent. The annexed statement of the surplus of wheat ond flour of the last crop of Michigan, exhibits a very fa- Vorable view of the agricultural resources of Michigan, when we take into’consideration the fact that bute few years since that State did not raise enough for its own consumption. Svarivs ov Froun ano Witkar 1x Micuicay—Cnor ‘The exports from Detroit from “August to close of navi Tn store at Detroit on the 20th. . . Estimate to come forward before harvest. 25,000 Barrels flour 5 Exports from thi Monroe, last nn mm the port of Mo: Ma Kalamasoo’ River, Gra River, and other ports. . . Southern Michigan, by ‘Toledo ew Buffalo. . macions Pe luring the year 1846, froin Points, was 838,594 bushels--ebout ‘two-thirds of which Bbls, flour... 1 [Tho exports was included inthe transactions of last fall— ports after harvest. .... On the 2nd of April last, store for shipment at St. At Detroit, 2ist June inst... ... +. 12, Kstimated exports from Southern Michi- Ban BF Toledo... vee eevee 25,000 Southwestern, Michigan ot, Ind... Grand River, N. Bul , Kal. River, ke... 30, Bushels wheat re, ‘967,067 By reducing the flour to bushels of wheat, at five bushels to the barrel, the surplus in bushels is 5,701,- 125, Addto this seven bushels per head for the home consumption of # population of 350,000, and wo have the grand total raised in 1846, of eight millions one hundred wad fifty-one thousand one hundred and twenty-five bushels, Reducing wheat to barrels of flour, we have an aggregate surplus ef last year's crop, for export, of 1,140,226 barrels of flour, ere was Joseph. si $11000 Trea Notes, 6's 7000 do 107: 107 lo ‘4 1000 do 52-5 wane 40 Nor & Wor RR s90 52 ben Minois Spel Bds a b4 2 a Pes . 4000 Indiana Bonds 464-200 do Fy ° 0 enn S's 0 ; 12000 do Belong {sland RR 3 10000 do Pee a bio 32 13000 na; Bonds *%? 29 73 Harlem RR & do , 300 do Mie 774 25 Stonington RR S85 100 shas Fariners Loan 243% 50 East Boston ity 200 do 830 34 ci) do w 90 = do 38 Second Board $3000 Reading Bonds, b3 793 200 shas Harlem RR b3_66'4 0 8 0 10000 d 79}, 50 de 3000 do 79° 40 Reading RR 10000, do b3 79g 50 do 3000 Indiana Bonds b30 4632 150 do. shes Harlem RR G3 30 do, 0 on Co 20 do bio 65% 25 do 46 % do * 8 5 Stonington RR Siig do 6° S0Nork WorRR 53% New Stock Exchange. }2000 Trea Notes . st we 50shas Harlem RR oc 65 000 Penn 5s D3 80% 50° do hoy 10 shas Loug Ist RR B60 823 50 do Ose c do ve 3” 100Mornie Canal bs 1934 wo do bs 32, 2)Nor& WorRR cc 53 40 Farmers’ Loan 810 343% 25 do c 53% (0 Harlem RR © of) © do © 338 1 ‘do s3 6350 © 38 b3_ 65 CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yorx, Saturpay Arternoon, Junr: 26, Sales of flour were made to « fair extent to-day, chief- lyat $7 9 712% for Michigan and Genesee. Some small lots of mixed Michigan were sola at $6873. A small parcel of extra Ohio sold at $7 60, and of extra Genesee do at $725, The market closed with some more firmness than yesterday, at $7 #7 1234; the latter price being paid for good brands of Genesee. Consi- derable sales of Ohio white wheat were made at 157 a 1580, and for extra do, at 160c. Corn continued to move pretty frecly, and sales of Northern mixed were made at 90 a 920; of Western do, at 85 a 900; and of Northern yellow at 98c, Sales of New York State aical wore made at $450, Rye sold at 110 und oats at 50c. Provisions were very quiet, and rales limited. Sales of new mess pork were made 16.816 1234. Prime do we quote at $13.60. There was no change in beef or lard. Groceries were inactive, There was very little doing in sugar or molasses. There were some sales of Java voffee at 9c and of St. Domingo at 614. The sale of Sumatra, noticed yesterday, was made at 6c, at which further sales were made to-day. Receipts Down THE Hupson Riven. June 24, June % Flour, bbls. + 21,133 17,933 Cornmeal. bl 640 1,386 Corn. bushels, 25.674 85.678 ‘Wheat, bushel + 61,757 46. Rye. bushels. 3.786 1 + 3. 225 Assive—We report sales of 150 bbls. pote at $4 8756 We quote pearlsut $5 68% Busavsturrs—Flour —Che sales of Michigan and Genesee flour. footed up about 23,000 barrels, at $7 a $7 12%, Much of the Genesee sold at the latter figure consisted of straight brands, with about 500 barrela: straight brands Michigan at the rame price 1.000 do mixed brands Michigan, sold at $6 814, 500 barrels fut hoo’ Ohio sold at $7. 200 do extra round hoop do at $7 50, and 100 extra Genesee at $7 25. 2,000 do. straight brands Genesee were reported sold to arrive by 10th July at $7. Wheat.—Good qualities of Ohio white. &e were in good request and sales freely made, while pourer qualities, with mixed, ke . were neglected The sules of Ohio reached about '25,000 a 30,000 bushels, 10.000 of which were white, and brought 168¢. 2,700 de Viasxilon brought the sume price. 6,000 do brought 157¢. 6.000 ‘do extra white, brought 160c, The remainder brought about 168¢, Corn —The sales of northern yellow, chief- }y round, ({ucluding 3,000 do in the +lip,) reached’ about 25,040 bushels, at 98e. 1,000 do Baltimore, mixed. sold at 85c; 2.900 do western, mixed, sold at 84e a 85c; 2,400 do heated, mixed, sold at 78", and 2500 do damaged yel- low, sold at 85, sales of about 20,000 do, chiefly north- ‘ern mixed. were made at 92c, including a parcel of good Testern do at 90}¢c, and 5,000 do western, were reported sold to arrive in August at S53gc. Kye.—A sale of 1,500 bushels was made at 110c. Oats,—2,000 bushels sold at be. Boors axp SHovs—Wages have advanced 6 cents per air on some descriptions Orders are large, und cannot filled as fast as required. ‘ANDLES—Sperm remained at Sic. Corree—We report sales of 100 baga Jay do St. Domingo at 6c, and 100 do Sumatr: 3 Cotrox—The business was moderate to. Holders were gencrally less desirous of selling at ihe present rates, Ana the amount on sule was considerably reduced. Holders feel encouraged to wait for the next steamer, as the difference between the two markets is now pretty much wiped off. ‘The following quotations are those at which parties will meet, and at the inside ones it is diffi. cult to buy. it 9e; 150 6Me. Liverroot Ciassirication. New Orleans Uplands, Florida, Mob. 4: Tezas Inferior none. none none. Orainary... A 10% 10a 10% Oly a. 1084 Middiiug aw Wa lia aT ang Ua se lea Ws reg aa fic i BRS B a E tone’ none isa Wi Fine none none, wore none Fisn— report sales of 600 quintals new cod at $8 873 Mackerel in the large way. were dull, while thw retail demand continued good. 3 a 400 haif bbls Connecticut shad were sold, the No, 2 at $7 and the No. 1's at $8. Fauit—Sales of about 600 boxes (“layer's”) raisins ‘were made on private terms, Hen was quiet. Hives—The sales have been moderate during the week. A purcel of Rio Grande sold at 11%, 6 mos; about 3000 Minas at 12,6 mos; 1000 Southern, 8 to 834 cash; 800 Maracaibo, and about 4000 Carthagena on private terms. Lrap—The arrivals from New Orleans were large, and purchases could have been made at $4 44. Leatuen--The market is firm, with steady sales. We quote hemlock light and middling weights, 16% and 17; heavy 16 and 1534; damaged 10 to 143¢c. Oak slaughter light, 29 to 24¢; heavy and middling 20 to 22; finished upper 12%6 per foot; calf skin, fine, 60 to $1 per pound. Movasses.—No sales of moment transpired. Naval Srones.—-Stnall sales of spirits turpentine were reported at 34346 a 36c. novisions.--Sales of 300 bbls, now mess Pork were made at $16 a $1634 ; rrime was steady at $13 60. Beef eontinued firm, but sales were limited, Lard exhibited no change. \eRick war quiet, and prices unchanged. Sucan.—There was not much doing, while prices re- mained the same Snxo.—We report w sale of 5000 Ibs. Ohto New Clover, at 70. Tonacco —Wo annox the usual wookly etatement of prices, sales, receipte, and stocks on hand, for the week ending this afternoon. Rec'd this Sold Prices, this week. week. ia + 23Kto 734 150 hds. 3 a6hg Stock on hand. Keutucky, Virgi ‘aroli 2471 hds. and N. Maryland and Ohio, — = this Connectiout seed,.. 5 to 12 - 168 cs. Pennsylvania seed, 7 to 16 = ‘wes Florida... tc. =e Havana. Sagi ts 80 bis 996 bls - 356 bis. hhde, Kentuoky at 2% a 74 ; 40 bales ; 198 bhiy. Domingo at 11a13, The market contiaues in the same atate 98 lust week. Wharenone.—No change in prices. Woiaxgy —Wee duil at 26 y Woor.—The stock of fleece continued very light. Tho Married, Oa Wednesday, June 23. at Colliersville, Otsego Co., N. ¥., by the Rev. James W. Phillips, Srivesten Converse & D. Pomroy, of this of the et Lyman, city, to Miss Exvina C., only daughter o' year. Eq , ofthe former place. YMAN, f Jared Good- $ On Sunday, 27th ivst., at Trinity Church, by the Rev. KR. C. Shimeall, Jouw Havizany Leocerr, Jr., to | Catuanine Farxy Rren. Died. Suddenly, on the 27th inst, Many, relict of the late John Dougherty, aged 75 years Her friends aud acquaintances, and those of her sons. Henry aod William C.. are respectfully invited to attend her funeral on Tueseay afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of her son, Henry Dougherty, No. 56 Pike street. On Sunday evening, 27th inst., Paratznas J. Lanaoon. aged 18 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family ar invited to attend his funeral this (Monday) ¢ respectfully ernoon, at three o'clock, from No. 12 Cottage row, Furman st., Brooklyn Ou Sunday morning, June 27th, Many Eaan. aged 24 years, a native of the county of Tippera e friends of the family, aud those of ling, are respectfully invite afternoon. Washington street. . Ireland. Dennis Mul- to attend the funeral this four o'clock, from her late residence, 100 In Providence, 25th inst., Ezra W. Fietenen, M. B., in the 27th year of his age. B5OO REWARD —The Jewelry Manufacto subscribers was burglariously entered ‘and the following propert of a lot of sealed Finger ings, together. with 23 feet of gold Chain; | dozen o1 Breast Pins: 1 lot o f box and glass Bracelet Cl: ther Jot suitable for small stones, also wafin pair of gold Ear Rings, unfinished,’ some of xraved;' 100 gold Guard Chain stones; t dozen gold hoop Ear Ril 9 gold Pencil Care my Jot of Bullion, ‘cous ilver, and solder—valued recovery of which the above reward tion for auy part thereof. Jed ida $20 REWARD 9 o'clock, between Gor deu, 4 young man, named WM five feet five u LOYD, abo ing of gold bars, cli ‘all at near $4000. Porthe ii be paid, or i . HOWLAND & SAFFEN, ‘M. LI ches high, dark hair aud 768, dressed: ina plait. “ on Tuesday, stolen oes. age: lot 200" unfinished Jome Bracelet bree stone Cameo Bracelets; 1 lot of Cameo nfinished ; Slides, wnfiaished, realy. for ings, engraved aud with a Borrels, unfinished: 1 lot ef tones, 8; Llot of unfimshed white stone, ‘gold: stoue and alot of in for repair, consist ng of Kings, Brace- ppings, ut 20 years old, ed bosom shirt, with three gold studs, worsted check pants, boots, and gold watch and ed * loyd.” Oa the fae stars, was engraved au equestrian figure of Washingt gold cap, in white enamel, the wor facot et The above reward will be of the body. June 27, OTICE TO THE PASSENGEI aN ER CAMBRIA—The subscriber wo inform the passengers of the steamer Camby Just received by late arrivals trom Havana, of Havana an ipe Segars, which wil their and the publ 'N-B.—None bat t will be offered at this Je28 2t* rre blishmer "106 Brondwi fe baek of th paid by his father for th SAMUEL LLOYD, 161 Forsyth st. e watch mark- le of thirteen Courv: recovery Je28 3e¥ re GERS OF THE ste <M respectfull: that he has fine assortment be worthy of Hi 1d Principe Segars ment. HENRIQUES, ROTON W. ed article for cooling the Croton water, The bility of this article cannot be surpasse i for stores, offices, private and vamboats, ships, &c. &e., being made entirels The bove'will be sold ata prige so that it may be wit ach of all. tween Peck ‘actory. lip and Dover street, nex AVER COOLERS.—I would fully call the attention of the public to my newly inv ¥ beauty and dura most excellent w plan. iu the whe public are res) prota y ayited to call at 262 Water t door to Mott's Je28 3t%je EY PORT PAVILION. q] dence is now ready for the reception of doprietor would inform his friends an most ing ant bers) f boats leave dai _328 6w*m for New York. E. W. TH the publ ertions shall be wanting on his part to reuder this reeable summer residences. The advantages for fish- ing, aud bathing, are unsurpassed.“ ightful summer resi- boarders. The ic that no ex- ie of the wo steam- IOMPSON. Proprietor, OTICE—The Journeymen Gilders’ Adelphio wakes this method of exut Gilders of New York agai for hands for that city. Cents per hoar. some of the employ discharge their hands ‘The Joumeymen of sociation, of Phil- ing the Journeymen demand this ¢i fore requested not to go on there, ns there that city to do all the work out of work at Je28 Itc &W MUSIC—JUST PUBLISHED— T 3 i. C. Massett; think Geutly of the Er- »Night”—a beautiful ballad, Last Sad Scene,” by F. H. Nash, ring” —as a quartette, by Bradbury; Yew Tree,” by Mrs. Leyster; “Washi laware”—a new quartette, by C. waltzes and guitar so a quantewte, by S. B. Field. je28 6t*endexS m ‘The Owl Zenner; he Wreck of the Atlan CHARLES HOLT, Jn Sweet ac “The Saton the Old crossing the De- ; some beautiful ch alton street. GOSLING, Freueh Restaurate * retuevs his sincere thanks to his numeror Patrons, who have so liberally sustained him menced his establishment, and begs leave to in he is wader the uecessity of closing the same, id us friends 66 Ni since he form thein that consequence of the proprietor being about to erect new buildings on that Spee "Sie. Gosling N fice up stairs for payment. 'O VISITERS, Ke—G-ut'e having any eupe flu us effects, such as wi furuiture, &e., which the: dvantagevnsly, haye the best opp rtunity subscriber, who will atteud Uy sideuces by appovntment. L. Mice No.2 Wall sti Jewelry, lire of adva * Prompt atteution, ims wgainst the above es or Families ari et cispose of doing 90 by ema thie re et. corner of Broadway ine addressed throuzh the Post office, or other: e273 DG PLiOrt, cai, ous Bs Vents thet durtug the summer mont from 10 to 4 o'clock, on Tuesday Qtox® rre LANGUAGE. urs, would like to spewd vey reasonable term: Spasish, m em ia way, wiorme hi hash 0 will be in. id \ young Syuiard having some giving private je (OWING TESTIMONY Pulm nic Syrup is iven eutire uo good effect i A dozen botties of Schenck's Culinone ceding to the dirret i eutirely velieved from all his svmptoms, but covtivued tal af dozen b.tule's were exhausted is 1 am brothe;-iv aid john De Witt, aud quite conversant wih the circum henck, but state the the Syrupull the h ow well and en, the stance — Im inno way inte-ested for above frets forthe encouragement of such asm afflicted $M COO! Vrepared by J. H. SCHENCK, snd fice, 32 South Sixth street, Philadelphi w York; 8 State street, Boston: mg good health. JPORTANT ENTERPRISE—The grant sive privilege of vavigytiog, by steamers, aoco and Apure, in V made to me by the Nat of the etlicuey of 1 fr the beuefic Ww to similarly 4 Courtlandt street aud by Druggists in veve- 5% 7t*r of the exclu. the rivers Orie ezuela, South America, having been al Cougress of that Republic. for the term of eighteen years from the lth of last mouth, aud upon terms highly ous, | a tmeuts, immediately, with individuals o1 meuce the enterprise: and, to this en hundred thousand dollars will be requ lined to embark are invited to correspond, of confer persyually, vantageous, Jam desirous of making arrange- arrange, satisf se: of the na. in this scheme, » With ine on the subject. Letters directed to me at ths city will be promptly ai orhce of Messrs. Kil-s & Shepherds S tween the hours of 1 A. M. aud 2B, Mi durin ww York, June 25, 1 ran ad ded to, and interviews may be {ind eae Nassau street, be- the mtr of AN EF . 525 lw* th ONERS of Emi and owners of HE COMM! tice to thi vessels Stites, a1 e United States othe will be require than the State of New ¥, ike a report, in writing, fi val of such vessels in gad p the law of May 5, 1917, ané to make such repo each of said passengers may occur, wil. be rigidly ev be obtained at the Mayor's office. | RC Agent of the Commissioners of port, according to the id. C. [ SGEK FRERES BRANDIES—Constantl for sale by the subseriver, (eutitied to de! assortment of the several brands of the above well ji isting o1 ac, Rochelle and Bordeau flav great variety of vintages, new and old, in which are offered ut the lowest current prices by the i nd examine LEGER, Office No. 104 Wall street, New York. i pe: importer. Dealers are invited to call 4 eo HENRY to m: f city of New York, within twenty-four hours after the ar Case of anv omission oF negieet the penalty of seventy-five dollars for in whose case the omission pe neglect ration hereby give no- steamboats and other which passengers who are not citizens of the Ur ‘ought to the port of New York from any. fu afk, that they e Mayor first seetios Emigration. ee SO received and enture) a full nown Sea ta and 3 amples. ARTIN near Broadway. This celebrated ded in all cases of ¢ Joints, Exysi B , 36 Canal street- my27 He*r ‘L. Chapdelaine, ented by the ese lamps w. , of the French Academy, now inuse. ‘These lamps are fur sale onl way in this ity, large assor Also, on hi 1s, alarge aud ostatic Lamps, of different pat brated A. Phi ” thane rs} ieen, Coins it of vib plain ond Gut glass ticle in the furnishing fine.” ares toHletsets, and every a 73 LOTION —Office removed to 36 Canal street! preparation is highly Rheumatism, Gout, P las, or Re las, Teter or Ring 9" Ke. Tt needa but a trial to give the Forsale, wholesale and retail, at the ra for any quantity ad- gd to the aubicribers, will be puyctually attended to. 8. BARTJNE & (0. ‘and ‘orm, ‘No. 379 Broad splendid as- i and are considered the bes y at 375 Broad REINHARD T'S, & STOTY’S GILD LS KOR SIONS COMes 99 en street —These letters are remarkable a bri the erty: wpe pes liane, to the weather, be desired, ncy of the gilding unequalled by. any other ai ‘arranted to stand exposure hey are also japanned to auy color Cdl Alaim: artisle' ts AMS M. KELLY, Shakespes and Chesnut streets, Mereer forms his customers aad the publ aud « ell known West comer of Six hand Chesnut streets ts, where wil large and general assortment of English. French, goods, ofthe best quality. Te has made arrn early and fresh suppl and patterns. He will devote his et ments to have + of all -easonable and fashionable goods time and ‘tention to hus busine #, 80 that all these who favor him with their custom, may depen apo ther wants being snpphed fotice, whieh, iu these times, may be rogard Jeast importeuce make, from hia lov e} purchasing Koos, he wil inte As ay other competent » mthe city. He, therefore, “Fisitadetphin, May 187. the shortest Jets Im* Pie rl tae fearing t ‘sabe “feral 1998 3t* ree ae = of TE pel nor gg pad attending & fancy’ store, security of 200 will be ,m t in money. but secured by # respoesible yersoa: of the attendant. immediately, ette: ar. 1i9 aud 151 Broadway. Pe? Yap ttre ANT e.D—B. tuation as Shembermatd of waar fh Sad eamatie at Please call at 6: Hamersley street, Can vod city refereuc:. seen for two day: (je28 We rre RTNeK WA 0 take an achive Seirtt® door or outdoor business of « Neate ore. Noy : sau ness. Address, XY" Hernia Oifees en "THE Merchant LOUIS MANGLER, from Halberstadt, in Prussia, caine to New York iu the year 1831, aud has jiven mo account of himself siuce 1836. [tis probable that be {is tied ace: term has therefore been fixed by the, Royal County aud City Cru tadt th of Septem- ber, 1047, for the declaration of the death of the said’ Louis ther rt te Mugler, aud all or any pessons who kuow anything of the lie or residence of the same, are herewith requested to communi- cate such knowlege to the above-named ( ourt. i026 3t*re tees ees ane eed at ee Sete ra Cie Ev caen ote | pe " L. \ d | vag" | be CS Huang Sid otheg birds Jy Wet ludie, e rich = reo Amerte, Birds of from China, &e., ke. Fs * ma} be secured er the Son Onn quarter past 7, pe ar tu every building, the ai the public to his system put up by him ar handsomer, e pact than any other in use. of conductors, The rods made and f, and more Com | they are secured together | w. su! ©. STEVENS, londay evening, J will be performed MAZEPPAMazeppa, Slr. De'B with | copper joints, which e he | der Khaw, Mr. Booth; Drulinska, Mr. way; Oli hooked sy ingles bet rndeed a perfect sounecton. | yx ia SHE MASTER LIKE MAN—Don Carlos, | public can obtain tur af i Alte: » Lt 77 Don Carlos, | wat’ ASON, & GUILD, Eoringen Ne $9 Clarke; Sancho, Mr. Hadaway; Leonora, Miss ¥- Gordon Wi gaya. NASON, & fohn GUILD, E , No. 79 mar moth Jacinta, Mrs. Se:gean TE : ‘To conclude with THE DEVIL IN PARIS M P Tallon O90 an is ee Nase celta mone eas Booth. Count Vanilie Mr. De Bar; Crequet, Mr. Hadaway: fancy Cassiineres aud Lineus, of which he makes Pants ta or | Madeline, Mrs. Wilkinsou, pale der for only $2.30 to $1 per pa * rs open a | $0. Freuch and English quarte Das from $4 to $8 per pair, warranted good, or uo sale. Gents who are in waut of Pauis, will do well to call at 2056 pie: Benefit of Mr. J. Ann street joo 14 ’ Theatre, on Tuesday MTU ABE Labios—naBINEAU’s sWIMMING Bat atthe foct oF Desbrusses street, near Caual street, North | Kiver, ts open from suurise until’ 11 o'clock at night. Ou Tacadays and Fridays the large ceutre bath will be exciu- sively devoted to their use, from 9A. M. until4 P.M. by this arcangemeut, the Debrosses street Baths will furnish bet mmodations for the ladves than any otuer similar e2- warmn sea baths open as usual.— era. veneer VU the At Luseaora, Schuyliol cuut,, fa, a boue dry and Machine Shon, (will be rented separate or toge- gether) with a ten horse power steamengive, ail iu com lete with all the uecessary tools for Foundry aud Blacksmithing. Patterns, Fla ks, & stock to commence. Apply to JACUB AL VaLENUIENN 5 LACES—W.SCOITE 10. 377 Broadway, offe, » Thread Laces aud Ei uaiusook muslius, Hau pes, Visites, Veils, &e to! import sppear in the comedy Mr, Johu J: begs leave to 137 and School . Kouls one is no y nig OF otherwise, riding department: wal be in furure conducced by a person well qualitied to take charge of the sane. HORACE F JON. Froreleeen Riding School, Nos. 137 aud 139 Merce: . and all m the proprie r. gle pers ty cursions, can be accommodated with pleasant ments. ‘The Warren steamboat rans daily, and Claus steamboat leaves New York at 7 o'clock, A. M , bot) londing at Rockland Lake Dock—Fare from New York, 9 e 500 CH ENG! —Notice to gen! eu w wt their old clothes to look like new, call at the luring, Dyeing, Cleaning ring Exteblishment, No.7? Gold street, comer of Gold aud Spruce, where orders yrul be panccually attended to at the shortest aotiee, aud on the most reasonable terms, by NOAH, 77 Gold street. N. B—The highest price given for gentlemeu’s | parel. mys ICHFIRLD SP KINGS.—Th of the above establishmeut awa: pularity of this fuwhionable watermg place and, desirous of accommodating all who visit it either for health or pleasure, have been at great expense in enlarging the Amencan, and improving its grounds s0 as to renderit still ¢ attractive, now flatter visiters with all th the first class hot 8 igued proprietoi of the growing mselves that they can furnish ually found at ‘and ‘conve: inty. luxuries and comforts ‘The rooms are large, air 1 be supplied with every in a few years these Springs have | appreciated for their mediciu eason with dec ; disease, particu! sm, eruptions of the akin, dyspepsia, bil and chronic digeases of the liver contracted. in nervous debility, &e. &e.; and we hazard nothing in saying as 8 means of cure, ‘these springs are, before any other ‘mineral yzed in the United States. of the Si easing and agreeable prings, and we have no either for health or recrea- ‘the American an agreeable us diseases, latitudes, oy that doubt that all who viste thie pl tion, will nd” it delightful, and thode hort distance from the Spring one within haifa mile, where those a will find rare sport. Boats and i Toment’s notice. Those from the North, East and West can take the cars to Herkimer, where post conches and other conveyances are in constant readiness to take them directly to the 8pri ° LENNERBACKER & JOHNSON. June 16, 1847, “re be had at a fe, Captam Power, leaves TOCA. My 23g. ahd 64 E ML he uli bout ramming ss advertised, no Public ¥ may rely on the ‘THOMAS A. MEINELL, Fort Hamitron, June sth, 1647 + Melo zieses ConGiess HALL, ALBAN are respect- fully informed that this establishment having been. tho- roughly repsired and painted, and newly furuished, is wow in complete order for the reception of guests. Congress accommodate about 200 quests; th 8 large number of parlors with bedrooms attached. It ou thecorner of the immediate ings; the situation quiet, having the ( opitol and Academy Parks in front. I justly considered the tnost plea ; fo t location in the city of Alleny for a hotel r. Landon has associate | im, Mr. Jaines L. Mitchell, | late of the Parker House, 1 The subscribers AY ment, and hope by forts of thei [ei to meri ronage the ve heretofore the travelling public, N jel0 30tm_ FIYDEON RIVER HOTLL, « ken, opposite Canal street hhas been fitted and furnished with open for transient and steady boar uiet home, cool rooms, aud s house commandsa fine to Sandy Hook, and Jersey shore Hoboken. Also in the vicinity of 's salt water baths highly recommended for invalids. Suites of rooms for {aro Vies, aud single rooms for gentlemen, with or without boar The proprietor will atall times make it his study to insure the | f his gue: Jed 30t* rre J efforts in the manage- | ution to the wants and ¢ | utinuance of the liberal ived from their friends aud DON & MITCHELL. ner of West and Hobo- cry. —This spacious Hotel | w furniture, and is now » Those in want of a lersey Cit) T WASHINGTON HOUSS, 223 Chesnut street, Philadelphia, (two doors ubove seventh,) ha recently undergone repairs aud improve home,’ with all the luxuries of the seasom. Baths fitted up, cold and warm, for indies and gentle- inet Be J130t* re M A88APEQUA HOUSE, South Oyster Bay. L. AVE “how open for the reception of company.—The ho beautifully: located; the rooms are unusually large, airy and convenieuts a beautiful bay, excelleut bathing. fishing’ and jh ve within a short distance from the house... The ears leave Brooklyn at 94, A. M. and 4 P.M. daily, for Farm- ivgdale, where stages w dines to’ carry passengers tothe house, Persons can leave und r-turn th New York. The distance from Farmingdale fier undersigned will do all he can to make hi HARLES E. SNEDECOR. e for « summer residence, r subscriber would respee:tuily je3 20r*: SY” MMER RESORT. 10 enjoy a fine prospect of New ments, offers to travellers all the quietness and comfort ot} < anuounce to those wi ‘Stone Mouse, on Bank street, wars daa here all kinds of ses-food, both Asa Summer resort, where all kinds of ses-food, both shel} aud other fish, besides’ the best of sea bathing can be eujoyed’ this pace is probably unequalled. i Visiters from abrowd accommodated with the bestof ooms HENRY HUGHES my ORTH AMERICAN BAR and BILLIAKD ROU. corer of Bowery and Bayard street. The subsc gespectiully informs his friends and the public he has taken the above well known popular h he ends to keep in as good style as auy simular establishment im city. ‘The House has beeu tho oughly painted aid re o- and thy provided with a choice stock of liquors he Billiart Saloon are & h will be under the ‘experienc der the immediate care of the subscriber, DAVID M. HOLLISTER, i and at moderate charges. New 1847. N.B. The, proprietor will be happy to see his triends on Thursday, the 27th inst., from 11 to 2 o'clock | New York, May 2, 1847. AREAD. ON ud Cone sumers of Cotton Thrends are her med. that au le of spool thread marked “Coates & Co.,"now offered for je in this market, is not the celebrated six-cord thread manu: & P. Coats, of Paisley, Scotland. HUGH AUCHINCLOSS & SONS, Agents of J & P Costa, of Pa: respect public, that in con Auce Ww is visitors, he’ ns concluded to open th a8 school for the teaching of ecure the best talent in that depart ment, he has engaged Mr. BUIST, commonly known as AN- DREW. under whos cre, in conjunction with thet of the igned, the school will be conducted. As heretofore the wishes of visitors will be carefully considered, and no pains spared to render this Saloon fully worthy of the high aud fash ionable reputation it has acqui MICHAE mp iiiards, and in order to Saloon, No, 834 Barcl LE AND UPPER LEATHS EY & SONS, No. 299 Pearl st., im- perior English lastings, silk galloons, shoe th:eads, Francais, French calf skins, patent leat alarge assortment of us, constantly on haud. Also a supe: ¥y of morocco and linings, bindings, MOTHER'S BOOK—Au apprehension of poverty the prospect of too large a family of childr iderate people from entering the married state, but book that will tell you many Fmportant secrets which se objections. ‘ot aslowed to state more in detail the charne- ter of the work, but he knows it will be universally approved of among married people. For sale im most book stores, and of the author, No.2 Ann Je 300% re ING AND FURNITURI WANT- u — aving any Cast of ; [7 the through the post, which will H. DE BOER, 713 Canal st. irs. Ladies ean be attended to by Mrp. De Boor. tock and job goods bought, of any des ce ve sa RON AWNINGS—THE SUBSCRIBERSWILL MAK and put up Lion Frame Work for Awnings, with roller if ol tion and Se, that wil 0 the house without any’ difficulty wi y the same as that are stationary. ‘They have put them up at Addom Broadway, opposite, Stewart's, Bebee & Costar’s, 100 Brond: way, and at Lewis & Fairman’s, Liber he Se an ‘They cost nes those 4 Little Green-st.. near Maideu Lane. i SALE—A second hand extension top Baroueh ‘rood orien, ‘with a good pet, of Pinrosess bur litle asea soldtow. “Apoi¥ at No. 12 Cronby sree. will DP 2% PLATES! DOOR PLATES !—Fine Brass ind Bilver Door a JM ual mode of informing his friends and the public that he has moved to 98 Chatham street, where he continues to teach Vio» in, Vi lo, Guitar and Singing as heretofore, either in 'y,, by anew and improved method peculiarly which hi the is pupils are advanced in one m4 or a fi je in lots, at the AY, loweat marker prices, “Also, Shovel, Hoe and an. jew; ul i iment of Hardware, by together with a full asso: nm & we GUION, No. 174 West etreet. N.Y. ‘OOTHACHE.$Dr, PILTCHARD 8 Magic Toothache Mixture, warrunted to affovd mined. tte relief, and superior 10 anz Toothache preparation known. Prepared’ by an experienced dentist, and approved by able | dentists aud physicians throughont the Union. Price per vial, wholesale upow reasonable terms, Office No. 128 pposite Fulton Market. . comer of Front, ONES Ged = est adv anes Hage 24, giant sume =n it til ier ihe lemony Jewelry, furniture, elothi » Bee. ee JOWNNE BAVIER Lcmed in sniroker, 2% William suet, near-Darme. Pertovs received a ihe bell avis in private offices, by rimvinu t | theory which she undertakes to impart ® thorough knowledge of. ‘Rerms three dollars per mouth. "Alive "addressed. to | Herald office, shall be attended to. | LAN, Proprietor of the id assortment of the abov WM percent «uder regular prices, Also, uew where en mea alread th + Trimming Bands" infants? Waiata; Robes | Mic. bven. cadet b Ri and Navorcon AND DRAMAT IC FESTIV L yor the Fare well t Neatie, comes ui Bowery ming the 29h inst. Bor this occasion large wumberof ous favorite and musical, &e. Me. ea ats ae he Olympic; Mrs. Vernou, Mr. Bass, hanfraw, of the Park Theatre, who will of AD TO RUIN; OUD Uv ARD. rent accordiouist, who will play many i)ly growing popularity upon the reuders him universally courted — inary perforinance of the age, as the Music are execuved on a common un ranasion that this geatleman has fe, for th Let no \ Je occasion, er ait sav je22 Tue Hk CHEAPEST STORE iu the city, lise F iw Connection with the celebrated for Paper Has Wind. h 0, for this might only, in all their pieces. manufacturer of the Fvench Galvan sel Seine ee he Blind Violisst, will give his. pertormance aud other mattrnsses; Feather Beds, Curtain Materials, and the on every article im the abholseary ting at the lowest price: iS. 164! Steamboat: ir us Fulton street. hotels, fitted’ up and furuished, ship eabi my 10 300 sist YDROPHOBIA—This much dreaded a be prevented by’ the use of Louis Napoleon Santeries’ rehestra i Mr. Neafie Don ©: it. z. les celebrated Let Poudres Verten, or Greeu Powders oh This, by th patronited by: the Queen ‘of kingland, His Roya Witeeane| bec were ce tite ince Albert, and by the nobility aud gentry of Kehr hese Powders are also sure cure for distempe French racines OF the niche 18, &e,, in OK. A supply of these most valuabl ders h j ceived by the Agent forthe: United State repeioneete Hs iN ER, Gun and Pist.1 Store, 10 Chatham st., N. Y, P. 8.—Every person owning a dog, ‘who attaches any pe or himself or family, ought immediately to call and x. je urpass him iu his devotio others, wherein the wit and pith is kept up This, with much beside, makes uuquestion bill of the season. in taking leave. of his Bowery friends, returns. his the indulgent favor with which they. have received hile holding the place of so excellent an actor ne rets deeply to part with them, assured that grentures, tations of the. grows lethodist Prayer Meeiing,a quarrel | gutter, Se. be. side his violin, will, from the stage, lead the | ral pieces, I (by desire, first time in this sar de Bazan, #5 translated ex who comedy ifferiug materially from all 1 its original to their ainuse- Je27 2 a ib ca ew crop Green and Black Teas and Vi Cc Family Grocerie: Just received from auction a large stock of white and brown sugars, green and black teas and groceries, all of which are of- wetta, Mrs, Timm, fered at un low prices. Loaf sugar 9 cents pound; To be succeeded crushed do se. 6d.7 Ibs brown sugar 3a0 gin do Gd; Yellow | WIFE—tickory’ Sherr, Porto Rico 4s; light Havana do 4s; finest oloug tea 50 cents; | Auna Cruise, fine Young Hyson 50 cents; good black aud green 2s, and 3s. | "To couelude with the Ib; Old coffee 10 cents Ib, fvesh ground daily, and groce: Chapman; Li ‘inds for sale in quantities to suit purcaasers. B: J 0. FOWLER, 4 1d 76 Vesey street. rom the country would do wel Goods delivered to thed oats wi fammili before purchasing. out charges, O BUILDERS.—Propos: Practice is attracting universal attention. Medical men, | ,, yaken by the Ame and the medical journals, are everywhere discussing the rea: son of ite extraordinary success, ‘Phe most remarkable feature in this new system is, tha neith; Wa eRaL er drugs, nor any other of the ordinary agents are scarcely used atall and yer every Tequisite effect ys produced. ‘The’ chet | —Adiaisaion 25 eants 0 agent emp) sole cause 0 wt mysterious aud all- pervading po motion, generally called eiectricity, gal- m, and which is now known to be the Hite a GENOVESI, Siguor RAPETTI cted by acompetent knowledge ro dynamics, this is undor iy, the wns We possess for ele ate human suffering. fv and Nervous cases, and in Femal ‘noth roach it, Business men will ystems a hattered health, without any danger ike those that follow from drugs Warren Street. Office hours from On TH ASD, alter effects, i es ay WAMeul aig PM 7 See Dr. Hollick’s book called Neuropathy,” to be had ofall the bookselle Je23istfex8r_ RYANS—FR} ) CHINESE FANS. E- F RICK A. WOODWORTH has just Opened a case of low priced Fiench Fans, boue sticks, white and silver paper, 8,9and 10inch. Purchasers of fans ted to examine his | poses solely, poor management of season, i-past7. Performances commence at eight the 28th June instant, for an The mos ih at this house, and will and evening, at halépast 3 aud also other talented performe males ea 7er | tan Family, Pete Morr DR. HOLLICK'S New System of MANTA ANE atall hours day and eveui he Magaiticent Moving, Diorama of the be exhibited at each and e APOLLO ‘ROOMS—Mine. F FX Donna, and Mons. DUBREUL, French Opera Company of New Ori ounce that they will GRAND CONCER’ Tickets One Dolla open at 73g. Je25 StF WUdE- K BURKE, Sole Le: r. JOHN DUNN, Stage Manager, Juue 28 and 29th, 1hi7, the admired WISS SWAINS—Swig, Dunn Dame Glibb, Mrs. Wat by the firee of THE GOVERNOR'S W. Chapman; Letty Briggs, Miss | 5 Da table farce of the HOUSE DOG | Doe, Hield; Betty, Mrs. Watts. yer tier 25 cents ‘both AF Hey Ol KENNEBECK ALISTS, jented and pop Band in America are engaged t popul 1 give their Grand Conce: afteruocn arter past 8 o'clock, when pear, including the Chap will lorris. Miss Julien and others hi ‘A’S WOODEN LEG, can Army in Mexico, may be seen hi IN BONAPARTE. performs: RY JOLLY, Pr t Barytone of » assisted by Mons. and Mr. H. ©.'TIMM respeetfully an- | give "1, Jury ist, ar THe Na, AY Evening, AVOLLO BALOON, tobehad at the usual places. Doors Concert to commence at 8 o’clock precisely. /AY THE. erecting in Broadway —This establishment, now will be opened for Dramatic pur- about the first of September, under the JARRETT. G. H. B. ETT. Persous of acknowledged tal hag. si ms of acknowledged talent wishtig situations for the (prespaid) ati Leguard street. re extensive ass, rtment, which comprises. almost 1 Fd 4 manufactured, including all the different varieties of Chinese | | [9 During Mr, Barrett's absence in Eutone all tents vad Fans’ carved rl, Boue, and Sandal Wood | busfuess communications may be addressed ts vie auente Sikand Kid ‘Fats fogether with a extensive | _Jeldtire W: CORBYN, No.2 Brveiay street, Tich and costly dress Kaus of the most beautiful ASTLE GARDEN —Mr. Baxrn, Stage M —M OD WORTH, Su eae SN Rei oes SeRME ole Freuotick Somgrn nolds Laurete Phillips; Rebecca After which two, ET WITH BOARD—A front parlor, with bed room and pantries attached, suitable for a gentleman and ‘his wife, Terms moderate. Also two or three single gentlemen Can be accommodated with board aud well furnished Mary-Anne, Sondst peiemipcrr et ‘Aler whieh a Scotch Amelia Wells. Beauties i Yo L—JUST ISSUED. Subscribers are infor first number of the abo ied monthly musical work is now ready for deliver: of the number is: The Hermit’s Prophecy, es en the Joys of apolitaine, Iam dream. yera of Ernani; being 20 superb portrait Of Jeu- re Mr. Mildman, M. Ad merous patrons, i The Musical Monthly will be publis 8 Lo give a ed on the first day of ‘To conclude pri KILL. OR CURE— Mr. Waleott: Maj Be: . Mr. Ar- moti) Miss Clarke; Rose Mayburu, Miss sherwood, ‘ancy Dances by Miss Wells and Petite Pas de Denx by Misses Louisa and . Brown, Walcot; verard: Mrs. Brown, Miss Clarke. each month, comprising 20 engraved music, printed | ement with talent of the first order. first of these | gi five stares.) wcinding title pages; consisting off Songs, rts, for this season, Will take place ou Tu | Duets, Marches, Waltzes, Polkas, Mazourk is &e., with selec: n which occasiou the exlebrated Mr. Ne | sfrom the Operas. arranged for the Piauo Forte, as Fanta- | form two pieces of kish J) | &e. All foreign Songs will have | struments at once: also, two besutiful eau: | ‘1 ih be emnbel- O'Couuell and Miss Mariani, will | the year, il duets, assisted by Mr, Bere: | soas to forin a be the reduced | city. one shilling, for which the price of 50 cents per number, or six dollars per anuum, | and other refreshments will be giveu.. There ed; ench number being complete in isself; thug a subscriber a Hy for the ladies. Concert to com- will be furnished with » collection of music, of the best com: 7. J028 tir Fn Contain no re-print of American pu CP Five dollars per annum, if paid in advan of sabser bing. The subscriber has made arrangements with the agents of the Express Routes, to have the work forwarded immediately day of publication, to subscribers, to every part of oni German Bras: of 0 s Band, under the direction of Mr, Monk, ea selected compositions from Labitzky, Strauss, 7” A liberal discount to the trade and Agents. JOSEPH Fe HF. ATWILL, je6 Sari hi ten Calg AUXHALT GARDEN CONCERT SALOON Lape ane GENTLEMEN'S LER OF "WARD. | persons L’S ETHIOPIAN OPK:RA SERENA- Phe highest. prices can bea athe: SMe nen or families who are desirous of converting thete fel off ciety PN Po *, + Monday *vening—A id C of the ity, or changing resi Vocal AND INSTRUMENTAL it'eIC, bacriber, who will | Sev peculiar tn the Sothern Nemec natats Gees, Dances, ely te ‘The Band is composed of the following artists :—Messrs U1 Ladies can beats vi arter, First Bargo: Raymond, Szeond je26 WexS or A BATHING-LONG BRAD NEW J t, Castanett; W. Doualdsou,Tamborine: W. SAT! id The subscriber will open His Hote! Cormer! r 3 the reception of visiters, during the season, on) ay, 2st | ‘Tickets admirr instant. HENRY HOWLAND. Concert to e jen? Jel7 Itiveodrre _ ¥ ANNUCCHI Os JIRE WORKS. ireworks' ever variegated der, with new. mae every day and to the public Ths price thie Hall, f cents, cl a, the best ever witnessed i more than oue hundred o: etoform) toJ. W. HOLBERTON, 75 Maiden lent | xpressly painted for tus exhibitt lane, New York, or some of which are by the talented ce.eorrted ar iste of ISAAC EDGE, jun. Pyrotechnist, this city, Signor N. Calyo. Among the rointings are the Laboratory y Cit. near the Ferry. | wlorious vs , achieved by ou xallani sy. The battle “ LOT OF OR. | Of Burne Visen, with 9 correct, IWkeuess «t General Taylor, TOK “N- | and death of Clay, by Sig.N.Calyo. Ie surrender of Vera aetion Pino Fortes. just | Ory Iskenens of General Seott.is, NeCalyo, bition open other prt STR B.A see, if you want bargains, C. HOLT, J _Je28 6teod ex S* in 156 Fulton ANO taught ou very Indy who has had con- ; MUS! : moderate terms, by © iderable experience in teaching. She profes- to teach it ina seientine manner, with the so am see the. jet tf re KET THEATRE, PAILADELPHIA— Marshall—Stage Manager W. Rt. Blake— ¢ 28th, will be performed the comedy ir. Caudle, Mr. Blake; Mrs. Caudle, | ® MILLER’S R HEAD !—KNOX, a beautiful light and airy to the great summer object of Bur H “keeping cool.” ‘The healthy and vigorous action of the,brain more or less the freedom and elasticity ofthe head. It there- lows that summer hats should be as light and airy as possible, and that any man can make more money with one of Knox's than with any others Try the experiment je25 Iwis* re dapte = | URSION TO CROTON FALLS LA EX MAHOPAC, Croton Lake, Danbury and Ridge. and 4 P.M. | field, by the Harlem Rail Road, Daily at 7 A. M. Visiters to these pieses ean, by taking the 7 | . ears, remain several hours and return to the city | ‘Stages will leave Croton Falls on arrival ol rs, and for Pawlings o1 ral ofthe 4 o'clock | train Conveyances for Croton Lake at New Cast! Fare to Croton Falls, 53 miles, $1. PLEASANT SUMMER EXCURSION. For Tuesday, Wednesday, and. Thur The stentner LON will leave the foot of URSE $50, horses that never to close this ev Bev Th mi bers street, at 7 o-clock, A. Mon the above days, landing at i Sing (Sing, Yonkers, Hastings, Grassy Point, C killact P, De rrytown, a and closed with the Hammond PEOPLE'S LINE STEAMBOA1S FOR LBANY. © Daily, * Beniee° Barone hrough DirectAt 7 o'clock, P.M. from the Pier between Courtlandt and Liberty streets, Steamboat ISAAC NEWTON, . Wm. H. Peck, will | Wednenday, ‘and "Friday eveaingy: 37 | TDSON, Capt. R. G. Ci | Tuesday, Thursday and Baturday evens | ings at 7 o'clock. At Five O'Clock, '. M.—Landiug at Llutermediate Places— from the footed Barclay street. | Steambout ROCHESTER, Cuptain K. A. Furry, will 1 Monday, Weduesday, Friday, and Sunday’ after. | 5 o'clock. | Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Captain T. N. Halse, turday afternoons, willatall times arrive in Albany in ampl ing Cars forthe East or West, od A Tl leave on Monday, o'clock. Steamboat H den, will leave o1 Prot will + stairs. Seable, 12 Lal 1847 and , post paid, addressed to 8. Branson, 59 Market will receive attentio mile heats, best in fivesto harness Pure $50, under the sadd i, onda Ju return after th the day. 8 ne sport of the PNicL CONKLIN, Proprietor. Centreville Course, June dsth, 1017 NibvAd Particulars will be gi je owner may be found at he horse inay be seen at ATRE TO LET—The A e Scenery and Appurtenances fc 1848, from the Ist of August next. Com- __ jell ead 2w TROTTING, oe for trowung year over one hun lollars, le, the same as the above. F, ¢ 28th, by Wo’clock, at ‘o come off on ‘Thursday, July Ist G, SPICER, DURSE, L. L—TROTTING AND Monday; June 28, at half past 2 o'clock. — Purse $30, mile heats, best. 3 { , in harness, for pacing ho ses following entries : bm... Vill k.. Boss g.. Buckingham fe Maid. jatcher. 50 au br, | urse $100, mile heats, best 3in 4, in harness, | cow | } «Be So bry fo alf past 1 o'clock for the course, come off over the above Course on WAGON, AND I 5 y six weeks. They can be seen at Staten Island, Price for the whole ‘0. 63 Beaver street, up trick Roouey’s Livery je22 Heod*y a none taken after 946 | tu Treuiar any. Vapor Baths,» ‘or passage in 2d cabin and steerage, having splendid aceom. | suffe snodations, apply on bond foot of Burling ip, ortn Publis Jae MURRAY, corer Pine and South st, | tomy 0 FOR RPOOL- GINS 6th July ae cece eket ship NEW WORLD, | Knight, will sail as above, her regular day. ‘or passage, having i railed accom dations for 24 cabin | and steerage passengers, s1 par Me MERAY con er Pine aud South sts. board, foot of Maiden i ‘9 “i p JOHN 8] ‘apt. Lace, will succeed th uithe 1th July, her regular day. jwre | FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER —The fi war, class fast sailing conpered and capper fastened Brit- boilt brig HOPE, Th t Besant, master, nies p vdean ly M4 Somth atteet, FOR LONDON, LIVERPOOL OR GLAS GOW.—The fast ssiling, coupered, British built rig HOPE, 163 tons ster, Robert Besant, man: | i TPT AEOEE, amin | wand TH F A 15 hands hi ra. knowledge of these i the following facts =I was for three mouths confined mse and one inonth to my bed, with a most severe Was perfectly he! itirely cured me—all p jetely removed. his inay be the means of induct 1g others to resort to To Mas. M. Cannont, 18 = | he: ree, Gyenrold and | able fora lady's ora gentleman's forbid trastiug auy of the boats of this | saddle horse; is gentle, and us x good v order from the captains or agents. Be | t Tea rote, Can be seen at Disbrow’s stable in ti | apply oa ir ¢ boats, or to P, "m — — - - — - office on te ee Jette” | EW) ‘ SDICATED VAPOR BATIIS Jebrated fort iling, Gackt “thin. INOLPL AT | MADINA celebrat it et * DENCE,CapeW. I | edi, wil as nboves her | wey to you for the benefit derived from Medi s well ns a desire to promote atnong other valuable Baths, induce me to My. righ bath | was so much hand cane, and. the ad the contraction | Premata, aty¥ eepecefully You TW GIOVANNONIT. 73 Nasseu street. jes ‘ere ton street. AYULL AND WASHIOS ABLE SUIT, MN WADE P yom 3 to $25 LoTHNG Ww AREHOUS' No. 102 Fulton street. SESS TIS er | which would | ped the march of armies & (|TORnmEZ TEST MOMENT, BY 2HE MAILS LA TON, June 23, 1847. i— The Way to Secure I ~The Isthmus of Tehuantepec he treats, bas pera an algae Nacorpaina seed ey ous three several nutmbers of an original paper on the Pacific trade embracing the Proposition of a ship canal or railroad across the isthuus of Tehuantepec, as one plan—and of a railroad from the lower waters of the Mississippi across to San Diogo om the Pacific, lat $2 20—neerly in a straight Intitudinel line from the Paso Del Norte, wbowt widway on the route—a line which would crosa the Colorado of Cat! fornia, some twenty miles above its delouchure into the gulf, The following number is confined to the isthinas of Tehuantepec, and the commeading influence of hold- ing the advantages of the trade of the world, ‘The two succeeding numbers are more especially devoted to the railroad across to the Pacific through our Southern frontier States of Louisiana and Texas, and theno» through New Mexico and Alta California to San Diego on the Pacific. We submit them without further re- mark to the Herald. Wasnixoton, June 19, 1847. Some Remarks upon the Isthmus of Tehu cand o Railroad from the Lower Mississippi to Diego, in California By an Orricer ov tHe U, 8, Navy. N 9. 1. The advantages of a cans! across the isthmus, if prac- ticable, as supposed, would be the much greater qi ty of cargo, and a continuous voy: aes. It has been stat- its ed that ships of the capacity of @ two gun frigate (1200 toaay’ ocule pass through it. re would also be somewhat, but not materially, shorter the route from the Lower Mississippi. Kither of these would di- minish the distance to the East Indies by from nine to sixteen thousand miles; while the passage would com- bine two other recommendatious—more safety aad more comfort. If there can be a canal across the us, of the depth and size stated, this would be to any other roate; but if « railroad should found the only alternative, its necessary distance is short—but about thirty-six miles. This last is unquestionably a practicable scheme. It would not, however, be attend- ed with great advantages bey tony those of a railroad from the Lower Mississipp! to San Diego, if we consider the great number of auxiliary railroads im Mexico, esult from the eoustruction of the main one across the continent, Several of these would ran to ‘he great rivers of the West, and several make a di- rect junction with the main railroad. The whole coun- try would, by this means, bear its tributary produce ani manufactures, a8 far as necessary, to the main railroad, to find a market in Asia, and to receive in return the rich and peculiar products of that, the most populous, region of the earth. The wealth of the world passed into a new route and into new hands, by the voyage of Vasco de Gama. The Venetians had become, from poor islanders, fugitives, with such effects as tho great multi- tude could cazry with them, the greatest mariti:ne pow- er of Lhe globe for ages, by the riches of the eastern trade, through Alexandria. The ocvan route disclosed by Gama,caused the extinction of the Alexandrian com- | merce in a short time and with it Venice gradually lost, The impulse, however her comparative superiority. which it bad given, rendered her still powerful, for two centuries longer. Such is the effeet of a long continued enriching commerce Portugal derived from the eastern eountries a compa- rative superiority, which spread her language and colo- nization to a greater extent over the globe, thun that of any other modern people whose territorial’ area is so in- ferlor to the large sized States. It gave hor the power that enabled her to seize and hold a rich country—near- ly one-third of South America—as well as to throw off m had fastened upon her neck, by imperious and powerful Spaniarda, so greatly her numerical superiors, So lucrative was this eustern commerce, that on ac- count of it the Moors, as we have already in- trigued for the destruction of Gama, even while he had not yet completed his voyage, and continued their efforts after he had arrived in India. The Sultan of Egypt, then a powerful mahomedan prinee, viewed the new comers with the most hostile feelings, and sought their ruin by open war, within a short time after their first voysge ‘The wars of the Sultan of Egypt upon the Portuguese, on account of it, form a proof of equal magnitude. A histo. rian of the events thus describes the cause and result of these hostilities. “Enraged with the interruption his | trade had already received, the Sultan resolved to pre- | vent its utter ruin. He threatened the extirpation of all the Christians in his dominions, if the court of Rome would not order the king of Portugal to withdraw his fleets for ever from the eastern seas. One Maurus, a monk, was his ambassador to Rome and Lisbon, but, in place of promises of compliance, he returned with the severer threats of Emanuel. War was now determined by the Sultan, and 4 most formidable fleet, slaty vessels of which were larger than the Portugueso, manned with perienced in war, were sent to the assintence of Zamoriin. But by the superior naval skill aud ro- raantic bravery of Almeyda and his son Lorengo, the mighty armament was defeated,” Not by any deficiency in the resources of this trade, but by the tyranny and folly of the late viceroys of Inala, whom they nent out, did the Portuguese gradually lose it, So far ax Europe is concerned, it has after a series of contexts and revolutions, passed into the hands princi- pally of the English, who have the capital to carry it on, and who would, under the proposed change of the Toutes, still come in for an enriching shure of it, as America would claim no other benefit than that which might arise from the right of way and her own proportion of capital em- ployed in its construction. I refer of course, to the cupi- tal of her citizens. She would deare no other control with respect to the Isthinus of ''chuantepec in this ter, than one of « negative character, to prevent ‘inposi- tion on the commerce of her citizens, and to give secnrt- ty to that commerce. She would treat it n* a great work of philanthropy for the common weai of mankind, as well as for her own profit. In the route irom the Lower Mississippi, she would. while keeping in view philanthro- pie considerations, claim privileges more exclusive, inas- inuch as the whole railway would be upou ber own soil No. I. The length of a railway, of which San Diego would be the outlet, may be variously estimeted, If making a na- vigable point of any intervening river @ portion of the distance, it might. probably, be diminished two or throe hundred miles, But we will proceed on the support@on tinuous railway. If Mr. Whitney's railway be Je and worth constructing, (whia the New’ York Legislatare has voted, with but one dissenting voice.) onv twice as long as that from the Lower Mississippi, beginuing one hundred miles or thereabouts above Now Orleans—more feasible and more worth constructing is this railway, which is in a far preterable climate; which beginning at a point at which the Mississippi has nearly completed its * wonderous length of course,” would start with the tributary freight of the father of waters. On the bosom of the great Mississippi would be borne to its Junetion with the railroad the productions of a valley surpassing in capacity, for most of the substantial pro- cts of the earth, any body of land on the globe, aug- by one-fourth. The fertile land upon the route of the railway itself is considerable. Among other evi dences of thir, we have the letter of Mr, John T. Hughes, published in the Union, of May l4th. ‘The introduction of the editor commends it to general attention. In perus- ing it, we recognise the pertinency of the remark that, although this letter bas reference to « different route. count of the productions of that region maker owny route.” There can be no reasonable doubt whatever that there are considerable and pro! bly large traets on other portions of the proposed rail equally as productive, This valiey abounds in the rich- est European and Asiatic luxuriance and varieity. Mr. Hughes speaks feelingly of those elegant “clusters of dried grapes, preserved,” “far superior to the best ra sing that are imported into the United States; pear peaches, apples, quinces, and figs, are produced in the richest profusion, Add te the fruits and wines of thi rich valley a vast quantity of corn, wheat, and other small grain, and the surplus productions of the place will, under its present state of agriculture, amount to near one million of dollars per annum.” What, theu, would it become’ What new developments of nature's fertility would be made in this and other extensive seo tions through which so long a railroad must pass, in # latitude favorable to various and substautial produc- tions? The general salubrity of the region of it» transit may also be affirmed of thix particular locality. Mr Hughes avers, “ the climate of this country is moet sa- lubrious and beautiful.” Providence seems manifestly prmzia the world at large for greater intellectual and moral changes of value nd philanthropic interest than have ever before been witnessed. Franklin drew the lightning from the long. and pat men upon the track of making new discover in a deeply interesting branch of science © and More. his equal in philosophic acumen, has sent the Hehtuing to discourse with man over the breadth of any cuntinent nce is advancing to its utmost possibility of appll- sation ; and the means of the concert of mind with mind, and of the favorable action of mind upon mind, seems to ing the highest practicable improvement. of things is evidently in a rapid process of de- ent, by which man shall be qualified, to th greatent extent of bis mental and physical ability, to creise the highest moral and industrial influewoe upon oxternal nature, The command to “replenish tho earth and subdue it,’ has heretofore been very imperfectly obeyed. In the language of a recent British review with respect to governmental power ; “The grand problems ‘6, how to level the mountains -_ bd hein ai or, e ve the Alps to be the throne of the thun- bet ny Payuer Ze to rollits slien wavs over its incorrigible shallows, yet to tunnel the moun- tain and pass the sea with a rapidity which makes us re- gardless of the interposition of obstacles that once etop- and made the imj a, for- tress of kiegdoms, But the still severer aman intelligence are, neve clothe, feed, educate, and ‘now line the millions which every year pours Inte pline orld. The wind may ool be bewiaeed with « prospect #0 vast, so vivid, and yet so perplexing, Every man sees that old things are done away, and that we © approaching the time when mechanism will hav: he control of nature, and multitude the command of society.” 6 No. Il , Our grain would assuredly, with countries so divers in mony of their productions as those of Asia and our America.and #0 densely populated ax those of the fi that ekirt the Asian Pacific, form a staple artic port to China and the eastern Archipelago, and to I In these countries a population exists of about four h dred millions, Tas beyond all reasonable doubt (hat the popalation of China alone equals three handy millfous, and plausible reasons may be ansigned ghd | lieving it three hundred and sixty millions, Qur late envoy to China, General Cushiog, a man of very . capacity, told the writer of this article that he did net thlok cover estimated at the latter number 18 f not an erroneous calculation, as we believe, that in the lapee Of a very few years after the opening of the rallvont fe | canal, the entire exports of grain alone will amowat 69