The New York Herald Newspaper, March 31, 1848, Page 3

WEEKLY HERALD. THE FRENCH REVOLUTION. Portrait of Lamartine. This sheet will be ready to-morrow morning at nine ©’clook, and will contain s full, perfect and graphio his- tory ofthe recent revolution in France, written by our correspondents in Paris; full particulars of the establi#h- ment of the new government, with an excellent likeness of M. Lamartine, the master spirit of those great events; otber European correspondence; the foreign markets; the latest news from all parts of the United States and Mexico, and a variety of other interesting matter. Price 6 cents. EEE The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery, thon per co! of Broadway and Murray sereet needs to satisfy the most fepe tt lease | here with a pictare, anlets th ble to theirown sight. Hs pga Shaving R cagy eogel the Snbscri- vehie! ind contain all that is neces- sidious. Gs BAUNDERS won 177 and 387 Br Tiras Catlery...Comprising Over 200 Dif. put. ees Feteeres, of the manufacture of J. ‘odgers & Sons, Co, witha comple ety of scis- hs ry boet and a4 iam hooks, ireeaaes, pall ae Ge be- wing tothe toilet, Kazafs ground sat ret they paired, at G.SAUNDEi9 k SON'S, 177 and 387 Broadway, is offering ata si advance on whole: sale prices, bythe poset orchest, to suit purehacers. He is selling w ite and bi own Lugar, at very low prit par reat will fied this a good place to make th’ tchases. Fowler buys for cash; therefore, can sell at the lowert prices. ‘There is no article so essential tocomfort as 8 gond Umbre'la, There is no article more ceeded in moath of April. Thy no artivle thac so well repays its cst. There easily lost as au umbrella, jh is less thought hen noy thal is more desirea when needed. ubscriber takes that hi yy, and a iNfower Plan any other ler. er GENIN, | ou Seadway, opposite St. Hats_Hatse—Hats— nox, with his accus- tomed brevity, pa | cali the attention ofthe a to his tf Pay t Aacd ‘altos to his seseiunnent Fitts of a better qual ality, and at lower Be spre. in the city. sl assortment of me ofthe latest styles. always on hand. ‘We desire to infurm Strangers and Citizens, that the only place to obtain Dr. Chri Genuine Galvanic ind Mageatie Curatives, is at 183 Broadway. His couvtry Ta are requested to give their orders at as early a date i that they may ant be diss lebrated curativ than at any other and boy’s Caps, ted the unusual the bosury Only acess in Nee re country. OOHH AAD, 182 Bradway. ett New Gold Pens—The best and chi apest.—Mer= my via a rections, You, D.C. f opebyent bed id all others, dealing in or using Gold = dite de enc nN Ce "al find ut much to \W GREASTON & CO. aye Bey can save full 25 per t darneie, ata less pri n others are inferior Grenton & Ca. ens of their sve make, and ae. sale ofthe pens of Edward Y ime, Clark rother & Co., eae fore ta! Josiah Hayden & Co, Levi Brown, Albert G falind aH all other celebrated makers, which they a1 Mingat less than manufacturer's prices Gold pens and cases repaired. quatled for icheas, flexibility a rou want a first rae article. medy. if the points ber they we mld r oli 45 William street, and ted Magneti uty, ard effectiveness, Ree, Ifthe testimony of is perme maplest instru asto the manner ay the most Desehetal resu.ts. D.C. The hae and Enquirer, tho Journal of Commeree, aud the Express of this vai contain the moat “a Jeter that erainasy, lester Ww Les iblis! hed in thi a Galvanic Belts Ter ‘Moorhead. 183 Broadway wed to be secendary aypb » oniy the terrible effects of aking tbe unforcunate indiv.dusl ba ap! spect s, at the manufactory LOR, No. 2 Wall street, near Broadway. Copy the address. COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MOSEY MARKET. Qbursday, March 30-6 P, M. The stock ma:ket was @ little firmerto-day. At the fret board Treasury notes fell off < per cent; Reading Bonds %; Reading Railroad 3{; Farmers’ Loan 14; Har- lem {. Canton advanced %; Long Island %. There were oaly moderate transactions At tho second board Treasury notes improved ¥ per cent; Farmers’ Loan 34; Harlem 14%; and Long Ieland 3g. The markot closed firm at the improvement. Money has been a little more abundant within the past day or two, and tho rate of interest has slightly fallon off. Ths banks have plenty of money, but they are afraid to let it out. As soon as confidence becomes bet- ter established, money will bo so plenty that it will go begging for employment. Iteppears by accounts received from the principal polats in the Western States, that the amount of pre duce to come forward upon the opening of navigation, is much smaller than last season. According to the re- turns received it appears that thereis at the Mad River Railroad depots 69,000 bushels of wheat; on the San- dusky and Mansfeld Railroad 20,000 bushels wheat and yery Httle flour; at Milan 25,009 bushels wheat ‘mee 800 barrels flour; line of South Canal 2020 bushels wheat and 6000 barrels flour; Detreit 45,000 barrels four, end very littls aloag ths line of the Central Rail- road; at $5, Josoph there is not more than half what there was last year. Tho atock of wheat on the upper Jakes is estimated at 600,000 bushels, and that of flour at 20,000 barrels. It is reported (hat in ali the grain grow- ing rections of the western country, the supply of grain {a Limited compared with last year. The wheat crop in Iilinois looks very promising, but we have no accounts from suy other Sta'e, There is very little danger of the supply of breadetuffs being sufficiently reduced this year to keep up prices,and it is our impreasion that soon after the resuraption of navigation, there will be a great debline from the prices now current ‘The Celambas (Ohio) Railroad is to terminate at Xenia, nstend of Springfleld, The Little Miami Railroad Com- ipsny mekes the road out of Greene county about tix- teon miles. The read from Columbus to London wil! pe placed immediately under contract, and the whole Aine puthod as fast aa practioable,so as to hive it com Piotod at the sacliest possible dato, The Cleveland peo- Mg are making active exertions to floish their link to “aus, and thus Cinolonati hasa good prospoct of ~6 Jines of raliroads completed to the Inke*in sae,terminating at Sandusky, the other at v Cola. having two yeara— Cleveland. it appenra by an ou rors amount of duty rec on seeount of customs, ame £22 499,180, in 1846 ; (husexh, tng to £599 674. The net reo £21 539,77, against £22,168,735, in ‘The table of articles imported during . Oth of Janvary, 1848, shows that the follo varloty of other commodities, were enterea conaumption, vis : 916,924 owt. of butter, & Nelpl report recently made, thatthe Seivad fn Great Britain for 1847, santed to £21,699 306, against ‘iting 0 filing offamount, ‘ets in 1847 amounted to » the preceding year “be yaur ended the ving, amongat * tor domestic 36,603 owt Mooffie 4) 1846) 26,648,108 Jbs, of unmanufactated tobacco, 218,943 lbs. of manufactured tobacco and snuff, 293,260 None of Cape (supposed to be imported by the wine merchants for the purposes of adulteration.) 425,- 271 gallons of French wines, and 5,592,006 gallons of other sorts. ‘The advices recently received from France are, ina financial point of view, exceedingly important. The provislocal government has announced. its. determina- tien to meetthe interest cnthe public debt, and to ad- here to the previous system of taxation. This is entire- ly out of the question. The government. will break down on that measure, and the convention will doubt! make it one of the first movements of the sersion. We have no doubt but that the public debt ond the sysiem of taxation will be made a great question at the polls, throughout the republic. We annex a statement show- ing the present position of the publie debt of France, showing the periodical increase in the amount, andthe different rates of interest paid upon the debt :— Pustic Dest or France—1947. Capi; Capital inaterling. in dollars. 115 294 oun" 976,478,000 107'845 000 359,475,000 5,345,555,55 £209,629,000 $1,048,165,000 The next dividends which fall due will be those of the five per cents, on the 224 of March, When Louis Philippe ascended the throne the debt of France amounted to $860,000,000, Since 1830 the in- crease has been as annexed :— Increase or tHe Pustic Dent or France, Amount in Rate Contract percent, price ry 102 a 5 4 + 160,000 000 5 98 50 2 1150,000,000 3 78.52% + 200,000 000 3 84.75 160 000,000 3 76.25 Total. .....-.910,000.000 ‘This imcrease fg equal to one hundred and eighty-two millions of dollars, in a period of seventeen years. This imorease has been produced entirely by the ex- Cass of expenditures over Income, during a period of almost profound peaco.. This is the reform the people of France rtalized from the change of government in 1830; @ change Obtained at the cost of hundreds of lives, and immense individual sacrifice and national loss. During the seventeen years of the cltison king, the public debt ‘was increased about twenty per cent. The innumera- bio wars in whio France has been engaged, andthe im- mense expenditare growing out of these wars, failed to increase the burylens of the people 6o rapidiy the policy pursued by the recent government of that coun- try. It isnot stramge that a revolution has swept away every vestige of tliat power; but it is strange that the people of France jore up so long under the enor- mous taxes whic’ such an immense debt re- quired, France has been the most heavily taxed country on the face of the globe. The income from tex- Stion, for many years past, has been larger than that of Great Britain. Thre expenditures of the year 1847 were estimated at 1,4.45,674,418 francs, equel to $291,134,- 883. The income for the year wae estimated at about 40,009,000 francs, equa! to $8,000,000 below the expendi- tures, showing 9 deficipmey for that amount, to be made good by an accession ‘40 the public debt, had the old go- vernment remained im power. Although this deflolency is large, an increase on the income of the previous year of 34,000,000 francs, was ostimated. The revenues of France to meet tho dematad for such animmenss amount Of taxes are limited, coy pared with Great Britain; and itisextraordinary that the people have been able, and e:ill more extraordinary’ that they have been Aisposed,to pay them up tothistigse. The debt of Great Britain, as we have shown, is niuch less now than it wes twenty or thirty years ago; and the rate of taxation in the United Kingdom has been reduced 5! the close of the war, while the debt of France has been steadily increasing, and the rate of taxation rapidly augmenting. ‘The recent revolution in France was not brought about directly through the effect of excessive taxation; liberty of thought and action being the first prime cause of the Opposition, and an attempt tw suppress that liberty was the principal cause of the outburst, which swept away every thing shadowing in any respect a monarchical go- vernment, and gave the first i@pulse to a pure republic. Had Louis Philippe been wise wnough to have increased the elective franchise—had the number of electors been inereased from two hundred thousand to one million— he would have been sufficiently strengthened ia power to have held his throne for mawy years lomcer, the face of the onerous system of taxation. Cancessions from time to time would have given him a new lease of the royal premises, and he would, in all heman proba- bility, have died in power—king of the French. As it is he ie an exilo—and will doubtless die in a foreign land. France will become a republic, not. merely in name, buy fa fact; and the people, having the power in theirown hands, will zepudiate the bulk, if not the whole, of the public debt. The old system of taxation cannot be en- forced, and the representatives <{ the people will not provide for the intrrest on such an imniense debt, in formin, w aystew. The people are not s0 fond o' taxing themselves as to pay two or three hundred mil- lions of franes annually for the interest om a debt con- tracted by monarchical governments, for the purpose of fortifying themselves against the masses, It is fortunate for the Rothsohilds that the whole of the last loan taken by them bas not been paid in, The last three per cent loan of 250,000,000 francs was con- traoted on the 10th of Novemter last. The only hid- ders were the Mesers. Rothsebilds, aud tho conditions were 12,500 000 franes to be paid on the 22d of Novem- ber, 12,500,000 franes on the 22d of December, 5,060,000 francs on the 7th of January, 1643, and after that 10,000,000 francs monthly up to November, 1849. The inetalments paid up to the commencement of the revo- lution amounted to about twenty per cent of the loan; sothatif the price should rangs below fifty-five, the holders will abstain from mone up the balancs, Stock HKxoha a $2000 Treas Notes, a IN ae foshs Head RX 160 By “Gone Reato's ef 0 one 360° 39) 1600 U 8 12% so do 660 35 2000 Keni 76 ‘s 98g 550 do 160 36 30000 Penn 5% 73. 600 Fardvers’ Trust 1% do 60 72% 125 Morris 106 ine , do b3 72% 40 do 10%@ 000 Ohio 7’ 103" 259 do 10) Wo Iiaore Fandable 44 15 Canton 2 500 Lilinois lot § 22 0 do 31 9200 Indinca Bone 35, be Buien 49 12°00 Reading Bonds 51% 49, do 930 5 7 Erie HR 39) 15 sha Bk of Amer 9856 douew full 69! rT 9 a Long island 28) 930 28) Fed in % baw 29 100 do snw 29 200 do 2% 150shs Harlem RR 58 a3 $0 ods boo 52 00 US 5, 53 m0 do 508% sina she Hlarletn RR ig “50 Farmers’ Lown 38% ® 250 Long Island 4 ie do 56% 100 Morris Canal 1036 New Stoc« Mxchange. $1090 Trees, af 6% #60 108% 109 shs ‘on Co mM 260 100% 100 L, Irlann 29 id sha Canton Co ald zi bad Harlem is 190 do be bs 49,4 CITY TRADE REPO we. Naw Yonx, Thursday afternoon, March 20. no change to notice in the prices of flour from tious. A fair amount of sale as is, for home uso, including Gen in, &o., with somo parcols of O! Some contracts wer tled for, deliverable the pre- fent month, In wheat there was not much offering, end no sales of cova: 4 rezorted. Corn sold pretty frecly at yeate ices. The: s no change in Ryo was s0 the Owing to the we have reosived no market report fr -day. Provisions remained about the pork wes rome less firm. Considerable sales o! ezain made, the mi Lhgets m for parce! ality. fair mand for France had been led hy the reo change of government. Pots were nominal at $575 8 a $5 8734, and pearls doat $7 7234 a $7 75. Beeswax —The market was quiet at 240. Breapsturrs — sof about 3040 bbls, were made in various mall parcels, including fair to pure Gmesee, Biack Rock, Troy, and Michigan, at prices ranging from $6 56; a $6 62% a $676, the latter for fancy Genesee; 1000 do common Gonesso were reported sokl at $650; and » contract for the delivery of 1000 bbis good Gonesee the present month, was settled at $6 60; 100 do fancy Ohio sold at $6 8734. and 1000 do Brooxlyn at $650 Thore was no change in Southera, and no sales wers reported Wheat--For good Ohio mixed $140 was asked, and $1 29 offered. Genenee was held at $1 60, which continued to bs above the views of millers. Corn—falen of 3000 bushela of Jersey yellow wore made at 530, and 3600 do were sold at the fame price; 1590 do white were fold al 520. Some further soles of New Orisans damaged were reported at 48 a 590. Meat -Saies of 400 bbls were made (New Jersey) 6% $260 Rye-Sales ef 3900 bushels were rade at | 79349, delivered. Rye Flour- Salve of 300 biix were | made at $3024. Outs were quiet at previous rates. Ber Sales ot 244 bushels of cow were made at 56'4, aud 50 bbis. white at $1 0614 Corren,—Srles of 300 9 400 begs of 86. Domingo were Of oherss, 3,107,164 ibs. of evc0#, 97,470579 Ibs... gag - (inolnding 27,030 907 Ibs of British colonial and lv, gg 672 Iba of foreign coffee ) 77,642,811 eggs, 15,831 owt ham, 2 044 783 pairs of leather gloves, 49 765 Ibs. of opi am, 496.469 Ibs. of Ik manufactured goods, 160912 pieces of bandandas and other pilien havdkerchists, 114.572 ibs. of cassia Ngnea, 18 0751bs. of olnnamon, 132,- 828 Ibs, of cloves, 19,220 Ibs of macs, 150,710 Ibs, ef nut- megs, 2 986,803 Ive. of pepper, 3,929,940 gallons of rum, 1,087,762 gulloas of brandy, 23,630 gallons of Goneva, 5,791,783 owt, of unrefized sugar (against 6,931,040 owt. made at 576 a 69 (comm ato ag ‘quality ;) good to prime quality Rio, waa worth 7 97 Corvor il Liers having mown a diepoaition to moot * wirket to-day, about 2500 bales have been disposed fly for Liverpool, aud +t prices # tabiishing a de- ‘broe-cighths to haifa cent. ‘Gales of 2009 bushels, 14 w 16 Ibs. to the bushel, etl havo only to note ain a barrels No jo No. 3 do, at $6 28. tions, th. of, ca, cline ¢ Pte wore made We . macker. There was no ch. ee OLR OTE SRN ST NRT eR Fruit—There was 8 fair emount of business doing to- day, and prices were well su; . We notice aalescf 600 boxes ee at $1 4008 120@ boxes lemona, at $2 50; "3000. do. oranes (oer Columbla) by auction, wt $1 44'a $2.22; and 140 000 Ibs. dried apples, at 40, we 8180 note sales by auotion of 290 fraile Arabian dai 4% a 5 o; and 100 kogs tamarinds, at 4% a 4%. Heme—The market for American dew rotted, con- tinued firm at $135 a $140. Honey—The last sales of Cuba strained were made at °. Lean—Remained nominal, at $4 35 c. i —A hp Thomes x fad at75 0 jOLAssEs — jonas was selling at 19 1934 0; and New Orleans do, at 2536 0 27 ¢ =~ ie Nava Srones—Salen of spirits turpentine were made at 360. Ls ay sales of raw turpentine were reported (some 3000 bble) as low as $2 59 psr 250 Ibs—under what ciroumstances, ii any, was not mentioned. Wilmington roain wae worth 823, and north county 750. jiderable Mircing to-day, and we clty pressed American, in casks 18, at 64 8 652; 500 do Evgtish at 640; 400 bbis it $1 63g ‘cash; and 700 baskets Marselllor, \d pinta, at $4 a $5. lea of 250 bbls meas pork were reported 8 10 25; prime continued quiet. Hams Seles of 70 tlerosa were made at 6\{e, and 200 do at 64 a 6Xc, the latter figure for extra qual continned quiet. Lard—Safes of 700 a 800 ob! in price’ from 6}¢0 for common, prime, and 7}sc for rather extra prime; and 300 kegs of extra prime quality at 8c, Sales of 2000 city moked Butter was arriving more market was some less firm. ‘We report sales of 100 bags (field) at $1 per —Srles of 50 tierces fair at $3 31%. ‘The mar- Keb eince the receipt of the news, has declined about 14 cent Svaans—There was more doing in this staple, and we note sales of 300 hhds Porto Rico at 49 4%{0, 50 a 5743, as ia qality; 150 do New Orleans at 4% a 5c; 50 do pane at 3%@ 40; 100do Cuba Murcovado at 4360 50 boxes old crop brown Havana at 50; 100 do fine ie at 7c; and 85 do do at 6%0—4 mos. Brio s—We note sales of 2000 mats, Cassia, at 14Ke. cash. Seevs—Farther sales of 35 barrels clover were made (new,) at 7340., and 15 do. (old) at 6%0, TatLow—Sales of 1000 lbs. country rendered, at 9%{9., and 15,000 Ibs. on private terma. ‘Wuatrnone—Some sales of N. W. ‘were reported on terms not understood. ‘Wuisxey—Sales of about 350 barrels were reported in seperate lots, at 259. 'REIGHTS—400 tierces of beef were engaged for Li- vVerpool at 28, and 250 do. at 2s.'64; and lard was taken at 123.63, Cotton was taken 32d. We heard of no- thing new to cther ports, ———————————— MARKEtS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALES. Baurimone Leech ed Bistee Treatary fe (on Cie 10234; aoe do do de, 10) do do. + 4ahe Farmers? a d Peanters’ Bank. 2134, 7 do, 21363 25 Mechanics’ Bank 42962 100 d it eae Co, 24 United Scat dat 1023¢ Wid, 102 asked: Treasury 6s at}0t Maryland 6s close st 834 bia, ,{(or the o; ening. ) be aed Baltimore Ss of ata ® on for the onewi 1 Hi ta od Railroad shares at 3734 bid, § ket ; sth Upset FHivapeiruta, March oi ¢ Board—1 Cam and Am boy, 148; 300 Girard Bank, bd, a en do #5, 11; 310 Guard 50 Lehi 3 s50u0 ‘Schuyl Nav 6's, it Neviention 6's, ie 34 73; i After ‘Salest-a00 us ray 10,000 State 5's, 72’ ae Ole 6's, 76 994: 745 Li tion .oal Serip, 9 Readiug Kailroad, 18%: 2 Cl babe %& Delaware Canal. ‘67; 100 Merri Cenal, 10343 40 Gi- Pord Bank, 1 3¢; 20 Manufacturers? & Mechs’ DOMESTIC MARKETS. New Oaeans, March 22, 1848.—Cotton—The demand was languid, but late in the day a list of 1540 bales was soldi the sales sum oP 4000 bales. Prices have been irreguler, some mid ng is reported as having been sold at 65¢0. and snothor lot of strictly middling at 6%c. bacco—We hear of the sale of 24 hhds admitted at Paced and 62 admitted and 13 refused on private terms. Sugar—Prices without any change. Sales of 300 hhds feir at 3c & 37%. Molasses—Sales of 400 bbls at 183 a 2036. Flour-—Sales of 950 bbls illinois at $5 25; 200 at $5 37)4; 100 St. Louls at $5 62; and 100 choice St. Louis at $5 75. Corn—Steady demand. Sales of 15,000 sacks, inciuding 600 white and mixed at 320; 600 at 830; 787 at 36c; 3000 white aud yellow and 940 yellow, out of flatboat, at 38c; 1000 white at 390; 6192 white and yel- low, and 394 bbla at 330 per bushel. Pork—The market has been very quiet. Sales of 112 and 175 bbls m $9; 40 bbis prime at $6 95; and 165 bbls prime m $3'50, Bacon—Sales of 62'bbis sugar-cured hams on Private terms; 84 caske canvassed hams at 60; 30 casks saculders at 274c, and 40 caska at 30 a 34; the shoulder: 4c a 4% the eiaes, and 5c a 53 the hams Bulk Por! 700C0 lbs hog round acld at 334c. Lard— Steady demand. Seles of 60 bbie at 5340; 37 at 53¢0; 32 at 5340; 50 at 60; 61 at 6%; 240 bbls and 143 kegs at 63¢0, and 775 bbl and 385 kegs at 6){0. Whiskey—Sales of 250 bbis al 17%c; 100 at 1730, and 160 at 185. Hemp—152 bales strictly prime dew-rotted was sold $109 per ton, the first eale of any consequence for some time. Exchanges —Fair demand: London 734 a 84 per cent prem; Paris 6.3085 40; New York, sixty days, 2 9 234 per cent disc; —per cent Prem. ‘Treasury notes 3 a1 et r) on, of the place. ” at Grace ‘Chureb, by the Rev. Dr jones to Levan, daughter of the late “by I Tucker, Eoaan va Mania, dah ‘Taylor, Ouiver H M. Cuarstan. of Ballston Spa, to ee ter of LB. Reed, £eq , of thia At Waterloo, Seneca county. oe the 23d inst , THos. Feeren, Erq . of Usies, to Misa Extaa P, eldest daughter of David 8. Skasts, Keq., of Waterloo. Died. I On Thursday, March 30th, Cuaniry T. Brown, daugh- te of the late Benjamin Wood, in her 47th year of age. Rer relatives and friends are requested to attend her faunexsl, this morning, at 11 o’clock, from her late resi- dence, No. 93 Norfolk street. At White Plains, on Wednesday, March 29th, of con- sumption, Joun L. Courant, aged 36 His friem(\s, and those of his family, and siso the mem- bers of Howard Lo . O. O. F, are respectfully invi ted to attend his funeral, from Veit residence of his fath- “ 135 Elm street, N. Y., on Saturday afternoon, April Ist, at 3 o’olock, without, farther notice. On Thursday, 30th inst., Wruutas F only son of Wil- liam B. and Catharine Tompkins, aged a months, av: 11 day ‘The relatives and frionds of the family are re invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, the 3iat inst., at 3 o’olook P. M., without further invitation, from the residence of his parents, 297 Grand street. On the 30th instant, Atupen Ruea, younger son of Robert R. and Mary S. Johnston, aged 4 years, 5 months and 6 days. The funeral will take place on Saturday morning, at 9 o’olook, from 171 Henry street. At Livingston, N. J. on the 24th inst., of typhus fever, Emma, daughter of Abraham Ely, aged 17. At New Orloane, cn the 10th of Merch, of consump- tion, Many Exiza Parser, wife of John K Palmer, and eldest daughter of the late John Bird, Sandy Hook pilot. On Thursday, 30th of March, Joun’ Suttix, native of Sootland, aged 40 years. His friends and Zequsiatgnoest are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this (Wriday) diternoon, at 4 o’cleek, fom his late residence, No. 305 Bleecker street, without farther imvitation. Ux BANDAS IDANT A NEW YORK.—LA wa New York dorgane qu’elte mcs pour organiser in 16- ut ‘Hall, fez? Mars, adrersent done, bir Re ‘ane letire, a leurs coacitoyens, des expli- cations devenues nécessaires. “Les sous igs Cs mettent da.cove tout sentime: he d’e- vorr fait appe testestent volntion les ‘ont pepele autew prets it serrer avec ins meme cordialit celle de artisan; prets a ccueillir po ceux auxqae je cultiver roiques combattauts, veinquenrs ow leur reconnaissance pour de nobles vainews, le tomoig»age efforts,” On espormt que le roi Louis-Philippe allait etre le In France ; le: jouyarent invite? ceuE Taent. Grablie en Fra | doutons pas, a lation fri nos coneitoye: ent libre, convequeront | ifr Rentr Ap ona eherehé ayaient conroqueé la 161 j ja Hidieste, 103 euz Vessembléc cme a tt ron avoir de ce pays hospitalier, tes sen ce anen rane Tes noms det hommes Wane noble lutte la awelt retrouy'é dans }e ¥S8 FRANCAIS A Now YORK BUNT 1N\ eontr en _axsomb): GeGraterdemaln, a7 he de Palmo: ¢ be Reftoxse, TO THE RRENCI REVOLUTION he Associationiats of New will hold 9 me oa Bata'day evening sf this week, nt 73 o'el nck, at the Miner va Rooms, 4(6 Broadway. for the purposs of expressing their sympuhy with ihe glorious mavement in, Kran e— the Hirst ution for th of just ganinn attend Several sperkers wit add: served for Ind es. VRaNCK AND RE UBLIGANISM ety. ond Frateri A general zens ol New York and t inthe Park, on Monday ni their opivions on the recent France, and several other nations of Europe. val committee of mira ary een for ce ¥QuaLi ry,” peeticg of the citi snutry will be held at 4 o’cinek, P.M, to express lotions trimuny hs of Hepublican= By order M. Mavs Wis for the above. am 50,000; . ee Ay Seyi ee SRjOAN Bab TR Be it parehasors, by wavy ITALIAN DEMONSTRATION.<17 AL Ly A t Sak) Rt re Tesicabi, conta eave os ze are tudret—orer et nad Pts dest ahd give A re fee | Seloek’? este he aurea Rooms 400, ‘ve ite roadway. on Soares Pemeee © OF O. FA SPED plat A. SION, OF MOUNT + Moriah Le Gant ‘No. % bee, a their room, eormer of Grand and nie Bison Stat at 4 o'lock, or rita 7 co x For oe i Wot lai i Edad PLACK OPERA HOUSE. ad 29h instant, @ ingle stone of the Ray in an Kast Broadw: aod Delance: checas, 01 x hs other drawa by N. H. Bi for two hunered dolls: ‘7th Ward Bank, and « certificate of me ‘ ‘The finder on i aubseriber, corner, oh psgrost anda avenue “o: Swill Be patiatucto. rily rewarded. © ORGA O3T—ON MONDAY EVENING. AT THE ASTOR Face Opera. supgosed whilst it one of the boxes in the over ook, containing a geld peneit eas ven by the Saviuge Banke of Madrid, tnd sandy other papers H eonfer a ‘atthe residen CISCO BU Ost. A MEMORANDUM Poco Ee an, containing the owner's name on the first le no use except to the owner, aud the finder may. ree Me anove reward, by leaving the Bock at No. 93 Wall st, up Boe 4b ky. A FINE BAY HORSE, ‘ABOUT ib hands high, 10 years old, very strong, active aud sound; Go-cart, one of Tomkin’s and eth with apt tent leather oss, hington street. eff ERS —FOK SALE CHEAP—A HAIR E dai geat in the lower part of the city, eee 1s operation six years. Fer doirg ageod nes: erms, apply te 3+ UA Rt aud forks, Yan’ aad p.stols, Gy ny silver © . gho mill saws, Marse’s steel 8°? ¢otton and wool cards, curtain pul anges, &:,; ‘ors, snap whips, pad ms neption, ak 38 o’seek, fo ckles, tafle Jamege ad, and part ia perfe pad irons, Also, at 12 clocks | muhogeny ie moverble nae and writiog dest, and draw- ers for clothing? at tached; 1 pair mantel vases. Sale p-- remptory, for cash. stock Americas. muking square case best americwn macuta: poous, ueedies, shav sad iron stands, cut ticks, gr with two and ‘ three pron, Odozen dheffie'd table bench ru! J W. BROWN, AUC’ Bulbs and Roots.—J Friday, March Sist, at 1644 0 lock “at Plant trea street a jarge collection of rare and a bs and ront D ante, tres by Ram other ros bie and aprigot trees, saney JONEER—PLANTS. TREKS ill sell _at auction, o fo, 117 Broadway oie recently imported f/om F rane, it and New Y. fav his frends and th» pu his large and valuable stock variety of i] ivg in cost {rom ‘en doilai Statues and groupes rece! expected to srri of superior artists, Ava. Timely netice will b examined, as In the meantime, an: rand by HENRY rateful f part of April neat, t» offer for rac: figures. well worthy the attention of the admirers of the Fise elias of the day « further jufirmation will, be commant- DB aw Petite Brads ‘Bro MOP TAVIANO GORI Re bhi At wet of the nbove named » lizabethan, Dowie et iz, and vary to tight meter dale each. ¥ imported from Italy, and others veral of which are from the chisel ing chaste and some beautiful @ given wher the articles may be ad pince of exhibition. Te eee eee g 17,4 REAM OPERA Bo! us Pea Feiway yer va f Inthe cow Re RIE TS mpouy. with Dourerti’s cvriiling epera et eles bul ‘ ezia, Sewers were ‘Tinth: resi, Sige in Ross Liverouo, Signi. Tense ; Geunsro. deus Deak ae montesi; Ngnor 1, Signor Francesc» Gu bernuo Maestro Dire ad a Leader of the orchestra and chorus, Lietti, No lady. upaecompamed by a geutler an, ofmt Carnages ¢ir hones ie set down im Astor Pisce wr ‘itor Brondway, a tek in the reverse urier ahh se To facilitate the aren, rd Ampbitheste doors commusicating with Ae ‘and Eighth street will be oveved ci the sen? ttt perform Doors openat halfpast 7. Performance at 8 o clock, precisely. —BOXES, 25C ENTS, FIT, be Wridy i f 31 y deems, written for this CTTON OF PF, 1S, or the ia, Wa: wick : Cape L 4 Duevess d’Osierns, M ‘Cracow a lish refawee attached to i} eat gfitatne de Vals tender « Clarkes Jeques Soupe-sin Pai isi cook, Furke; Pierre, » tal prod ce J oe See ‘. Vivandiere, Mra Btickney, Programme oi Scenery, ireide: &emaetl Scene 1~An aparticentin the Lew’ Philippe’s resolve Scene lle! he Fince du Carovsal= centrated force of the repullicnns— t assault and alarm—The Death Ch: aet—Aporon PIA. violens asseulton the soldiery. Tablean | See of line Bt Honore=The Capers of ¢ the Republicsn Canse— — The tet perare char; Va of Nuvicipal ictorious Trblerw of Repuslicanam—Vive Jorma—Down. with oppre Actil. The Jpour ee its reight—The Barricades=-The Chamber of Depu Atdicetion of Lenis Ph aeketry— ereral attnck—Freedomes. Ulcw is a and 2 P.M, baring Pe OVERA HOUSE TO LET—APPLY T the Box Office, between the hours of 10 o’clock, A.M., O HARDWARE MERCHANTS—WANTED BY A Tonge man who hashad several years experience in whe retail and wholenale hardware business, a sit us clerl salesman; Dest of references given as, 10 character, capability, ke. A note addressed to Clerk, at this office, wil be atiende RARE CHANCE—A GENT FROM THE WEST isd pesic eo a galsenle property iapyg & ia nt end thriving Count ‘iMege, wit house ride of the City of Detroit, Michigans for a took of goods or other perronal property. The property above referred ts for $7 Anyone in the mercanti! ory brick howe, 34 view of the bay and farbo: ferry ax ply to B. Durant, 21 Wali OUSE TO LET IN JERSEY CITY.—THE THREK teen mioutes from Wall street. Hudson street, commanding a full it. Three minutes’ walk from the ‘Rent, $335. Ap i street. atieet: The nt $800. rerted separate, if requires Coit, 16 Spruce street. O LET—THE WFOLE OF STORE NO.7 NEY. firat Floor and Cellar wow! d—rent $150. Enquire of 4 OLET—A COUNTR pre is abe stocked he leas tes AMUEL Fi FLEE Nassax street end fifty acres ef land, in the villa, d. ‘he house is large, GOOD HOUSE of Smithtown, Long nd suitable fe I femily. . Apply an Artisan, 12 Y PLACE 35000 WANTED, ON BOND AND MOR1GAGE, ved city property nok double the amount. A poly at 260 Yenvh street, of J. BRADY. W hee COOrER THAT UNDERSTAND making barrels and firki Pry to JORL ABER ex county, N.J. Route! jewark, Morristown, jover'nad Sparta, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO- ‘man, a situation to do chamber work or assist ia wash ing and ironing, or to do general housewor! vate temily. best of reference caa be g. 42 Clarkson strect, re*r houre. W Anrep. A COUNTER, Someveze IXTEEN feet long. Auy person hai by calling or nddre wo, FULLER. 235 swili'ba gives Bae VF, neo ln COMPETENT TO TAKK Carnes’ i Brooklya. To the hig! eat way possess 8 of a pilot through Lorg Isiand Bouod, and ern coast,and wh > can bi id recommecdati it worthiness and capaciry, ap- Ply. at ie Univeriey Placer between the hours of ni AN hep SITUATIO. Apply at 120 Broome stre ANTED—A bt ate ad tah A RESPEC eae yor re i nh 4 ie ne olysctisn to go or in the country. ‘The best of city referenee can be ‘Apply to18 Chesautatreet. 24 floor. ANTED.—A BAR KEEPER WANTED: GOOD references required. Apply to T. H. Byrnes, 600 Broad- ath way. T 0, MERCHANTS, \ STOREKEEFERS AND ‘others— Wanted by a young man, who will endeavor to — himself useful to his employer, a situation as clerk, isc references giv aracter. * note addresse: to BORN at this office will be steamed to, A YOUNG MAN, WHO WILL HAVE COMPLETED FA year’s eng*gement in May next, as my 1d, will be open fora simivar . 9 testy tee in Americ at that perio tere cadre Su sOARERRINIRS AO meet with mii attention. PPOs SALE-TWO STEEL PLATES, ONE A VIEW Park Fouutain, Gi'y Hall, ke, and the other the Upige En pre Fountain and neighborhood. Apply at the desk this orfia BDICATION OF JOHN Y¥—STARTLING Intelligence.—The Hi ioe eee gti Donkey King of the ‘ood ceurite lpebinat ls settled acd ate im ithe eoutents of urgeas , Ann street an ay; WH. Graham, Ta ne Buildloge: and by bewsmen cr f eo AD, fata ales 5) Se et and a that time desiring to pur bn mao sapltcdtion ta tie Uesement of its ttm atreee. O3KPH Gu LOTS STEEL PENS—MANUFACTU- rer’s Warehouse, 91 Johu street A large and complete assortment of eve! ind of these well known pens constantly on hand, together to the trade aa above SEYMOUR & TUSK A, HATTERS, ponent Hotel.) Hats f2r $359, eq eres every S Tipton. For sale can dy ening on she fom per to offered at t ess, Caps, tht will be offered at prices 30. per cen wholesale o- retail, than any other establishment Call and examine them. NFANT’S ROBES— , respectfally invi ork rol y cheep at of bn pen, veiley caps, & Which canuct fail of givin matistection. 10. TAILORS —STINEMET! plete System of Cutting all kin accordance witn the Previtling Fr ‘ery, aad aan be obtain nn Broadway, A. Wheeler, Reporter of F: yartiandt street. Pri per copy $6; to those euasembee his former work, $5 per eopy. CAR A Perk ime pleasere t> submi jorpretion, and yeu is, wei cere copy ny oa Otee CA (i Pea preterit} will cope iv ween fall ie to-you tor $16. Yours: eo, O118 MADT- PRING AND SUMMER Cc LOTHING AT Tk Clothing Warehouse, 102 Fuiton street, o| North Dutch Church Costs from $1 to 810; ; veats from $1 to $3. A whole suit for $3. 192 Falton et. CAST OFF CLOTHING. SEWALRY. W wanted.—Gertlemen or ies hi or superfluous effects. generaliy, whic! ae exam, will obtay the ive prompt attention. No. 2 Wall street, comer of Broadway. La, OFF CLOTHING add FURNITURE.—LA- having fi dispore iH’ LEVETT, tice tuiningtoa jema\ intneto 3 wa the latent style tnt warraned. te ron wi 1g corner Park Place. (7 Goods parchengd at ale for EMEMBER THE GENUINE, JOHNSON S MILI- tary and Sun Flower Shaving Soaps, ‘eth Lind hg Gl A ¢ Oil for den/ness,Laandry Starch Pol and di remedy for ench disease, are sold genai nl Ne, 6 Courtlan et, Where merchants and famitien are sup: g ding y. Facey Goo Brashe: any other places ces: u hence of dowbtfal reputation. Ot Chost, Spitting of Blood fro a fret every dises 121 Falton 96 John Apotheecaries’ Hall, 45 Chatham 389 Broadway; and 84 Chatham street, R. POWELL, OCULIST AND AURIST, ATTENDS D ie ai Wes inily, to diseases of the ‘lye and bs Broadway. enternce 136 Fremive on ue rye, price 40 cents ti ean malsm Yom the Aanerien sy tr which be me ere Just re owned taines cetved,_¢ taut ronnoriatinn of arcfclal Ey youvg nan to comp un and baee parlors, cleseton third fleor (a be seen from 10 to 12, and 2 L OTE era, that Siaguxs with a stab! tached, nard street, a few doors wi enquire of A. BERGANT O LET—LOWER PART OF HOUSE NO, 10 FIRST street {uear the Bowery) front mainder of the house) will be AND BOARDING HO e double house,four stori ad back b: ‘oor with fire ple nily will oceup: ¥ t d before May to ry ° velock. Kent $225) Beloreuce a pee location. No. 80 Leo- west randway. For price, &e., & SON, ick Wall street excellent. ory hy marble mente! id col io Bank streec, $475 both si Wife ALEX sia oO sae THE FIRST OF MAY NEXT- e GREIG, No. 1 Hanover street, comer of N nse in Hammoed st., fitted baths, &e—reut $500 Also, with like conveuiences—rent Ap- aud Fourth streets. O LET—PART OF A near Canal atreet, consi aud thitd flonr; the 0% toa responsible tenant. office. and would be willing to boord out part of the rent. ¥ Address a note to “ L.B.,” at this TERRE STORY HOUSE ting of the basement floor, pare er ccenpying the secord floor, Rent low ANUFACTURE RS, railroad: fod teihe offices 33 mwieh of German servants, as cool please call or leave thei Ae Gre wich street. ice. in want of good and efficient help, can al- good supply of German or Dutch hands, by caliing all orders left or sent by letters port paid. farms may fiad a good opportanity at the above mentioned of FARMERS, CONTRACTORS street. Particularattention paid to eee 8, chambermaids and w: nat the intelligence "Ole, 93 atending to sell or purchase 30,00 10 ', 350 bo Supa, ‘Candies ‘aed La ‘alton treet, LBS CITY AND WESTERN CURED Hams, 20,000 Ibs Shoulders, 10,900 ‘bs smoked Bee{,7200 bbls mess and prime Park, 100 f, Herriogs, 100 ble scacherel, 1 et assortment di s, at the lowest bls mess Ga prime bbis Mico, New and Trio Green and Black Ts ‘Tobaceo, ape Spices, Rai Oils, Ke , fo ein lots to cash prices, by CLARK, FI8é Battery "01 GOOD HORSE MEOICINE 18 MOST ge ibis og to the stock of every druggist aud countiy store is metyot the be appreciated. Th is ae PY ip wi re case of Heaves, and to administer which best ond most porular is Kirkbride’s tersall’s elegantly put up, in packages suf- Ne ia written ina clear, nervous tions are accurate. and the treatment much good ¢ judicious. Tne prac ‘able hints, and the ge fal enutions and war pupil of Dr. Mott=th Tough d ip rf wath wacommon interest.” Price 81 2 REATISE, Glade DISEASES OF THE poe pee D eal Kisses "Lect or rational principles of medicine, and his uty ‘ander trying sur pted exclusively to her syetem, and all the diseases of her riod. by Kdward HL ixon, shor of suodry ures on the Operuye Surgery of work contains a complete if abuse and ciences.—"'It le, acd is calculated to do will fiud it abouc it come nerox i I circumstances, stamp them ‘oman and her Diseares—From instruction M, D. pp. 325, Ath edie HERING, Brontway. 193 orrhona, Giset, Stri remedy wnich requires by C,H. RING, 192 on. —— kly, and thoroughly, leaving t, required. an ordinary care, which not appears alter six oreight doses, Price road way. corner John street. AN DOTE FOR GON- eta far disorders, no. fieq per bottle. For ale stomach, which erady The remedy is pigaaatend ia the least witt the Doctor xt the store white. 379 Honston st et the only, ply (ad Med cal Society, in th AEM ERANCE 4 BY MEDICINE. % s9 that liquor becomes offensive to the sight, smell cr trate. — diet or cecapation. Price $1. For sale by No. 121 Falton street, aud by Dr. B. J. HEINE, NO. 29 DUANE STREKT, WHO IS city, contigues to devote himself to Office prnetice. 'Thoae who wish to fe doetor nt all hours. Ur H Duane street. between Chatham and Cestre streets. peedily, and effectually eur-d, ray for lntemperanee. "A few di an alteration in the coats of the hankering desire for stitmalants, exy to take, nor does it interfere vertising) that is amember of jhe oly offic: O CUKE NO PAY. street, member of the A practice Lf Dr. C. to av ean positively be rest For each surves doa, may be consu}ted in trea 9 Dunne street, nett door to Dr. J ahuros’s 6 Office, No. 10 Walt street charge, hevealter, th a board of —DR. ( ORBITT, 19 DUANE Lon- Royal College of Snrgeon ent of certain delicate dsvoted to venereal wovst form cf th No mercury ws is. Striciares cnr of atonal Debi ity @ indulged ina certain lostnaome lored to health and society. Ke y following ar wsel,on hatches or cargo, goods oa the wharf orin On LIVERPOOL=N et of the 26"h April. tani BIR DOM ed above. ¥,W LINE—REGULAR PACK. | Th For virerabt or un ft on ip SHE! IbAN will dueeced the Siddone, and sail her! rea -THE Fac KET SHIP ONEID ye new and splendid fast sailing ward B. Con, now loading. and 25 ing splendid Or shar tau “6 Sonth st eet nish, master, ae a FD inst Bhi wi d carefully forwarded. For freight, sp at WITT, 10 Broad street. River, or to BEALE, MELICK | Boards at Orleans , COLLINS, 56, South sree geived on board afver Sal “LT SHIe ROSCL P gers wiil please be on board at street, at that tine at 34 past IL o’cloe! OR CHARLESTON, Southerner, Captain M._ Berry, will sJeave No, 4. North river, on the lat of A ily at 4 ‘o'clock, P. Mt, bills of lading signed on, board. Pct of Von Forf Mr. ard all goods to his addre rill sneceed the Etrzeheth, th, ane Letier bags will clove atthe usual placer, 8. G —THE STEAMSHLE | wd Apri Packer’ hi) US, FC FOR LIVERPOOL, WILL | ( sail to-morrow morning, April ist, at 12 0’¢loek, Orleans wharf, foot of Wail | ool, is, discharwins wharf, fout of Wall st positively sent to the pu: OTICE—PACKEY SHI? SIDDONS, F wand charging under BOYD & HINCK ary Tas AND arte | aa Maya: erat HE SHIP LEILA, FROM | MARSEIL Brokers. he steamboat STAT EN ring Ce} Sr ger — L FF 7 ‘MoT PSL. tk fd, orders at Pier No. RDAY BLA i APTER BA | RUSSELL EG | Kk. sw Di'bnenyais nid ac ant to the taite, reriecily vd hayiptess in ote operat d yeti is one ott certain remedies fox Corsmmption of vaseu- | | Tyrney overhrawn end a rerublie triumrhs. To he for lowed byt SHRI RR—Henry, Mr. Hal’; Sink Basves Loner ‘any Joudan, To conclude witipT tt 21U2 si Carwin, Mr, W. Marshall; Lavigne, Jordan; Uherese, Nir. Jorden, CUATHAM THE ATRE-VRIDAY EVENING inch be vreseuied ihe YOUNG General Teqavars, Me ney Me bagea, Mr Herbert 4 Pent vin’ Mra Monley, it THE DIATSWAINC ben, the Dos At Hick: Mt Medrifl, ier Brandoo: Edwin Gave, Mra J B Booths f Miss». Devin. To concinde with the SP THE W ERS, or the FIMEFI Nu fir He debrand, Mr. Hiel Master Lapwig Frog, Winans; On ee . ; Ondine, G. J Miss Deloriane Bienes at Tie Bioapway THEATRE, Mareh 31, will be Salerees the comedy eailed } Ney—Al tres Ryely nye Ir. Anderson; Sir John Vesey, jones: Dame Margneritt at 7 o’cloek. ederick Blount, Mr. Lester; Lady Frankl Georgiana, Mrs. Serge aC a, Miss Fes Walla Overture,“ Domine N evehertra, ‘Fo be followed by the farce ot WY LITTLE, ‘porre D— Mejor Seymour, Mr. Dawson; Fi John Dib bs, Mr, Hadi elbin. ‘Doors open half past 7 o’el Drecs Circle nud Parque xa! Nery, Uda ets ELL OL YMP 10 THEATR ——FKIDAY '» Mareh 31, the futertanments will commence NONAL DEEN ‘Simon Meriowfat, Mr. Prabe Maydnke, Mina pier’ pit ‘do be fol- lowed by a GLANCE AT NEW ‘K—More, Mr. nfrrus Jake, Conover; Eliza Biub! Miss ‘Taylor; Jane, Miss Roberts. ra! which FAnae Madame Kabri, ery, To. ‘conclude with the MY sit BIO) itsus Daffodi!, Mr. Holland; Fidget, M rele, S¢ cents; upper bores, 25 cents: cenia—Doors ane atte en ia Tite at tena neh Mai tasicw Gain 4 2 BO, ee EN 1GHT abl, Mr. Holland; urette, Grand and Broome streets. mori pd DURING Tit) WEEK. Unpnral sixth week of the Orginal CARS ve" atestablished band in the United States, under the of K.P. CHRISTY, whose inuaitsble aud orginal mutly hovored with crowded and high- and are favo ly respectable au unprecedented by sny cence. doors open. at 7. Cone the pip ia of oe CEAKT EVERY SAT! URB Ag Dosa opea me at 3 o'clock. ROADWAY Wr bags riya ininenetg THROUGH Pinteux’s Cafe des Mille © Greely.—Musical ector, Mr. y respectfally py noune et will & ve to-night, Frid: March 31. with anentive new series of serio-comic FT URES and C4 RIC 01 in AC TION. Progra» ma, he Inquisitive Jew, in three charaeters; Song, Mise nee, eM a Adele, ke. Part H—Greciun Exere Miss Develin &e. Blanchard; Sevg. 3 te AL KE ¢ every evening. Orchestra b < 50 cent Parquett, 25, cents; Boxes, 1244 cenis, Perturmance to commence at 8 o'clock. iiervocm « week of Mr. beavtaiul daughters, who aime seer ma tal Peeralsneny every afte: ing Lest weekalso of Brunetti’s Model of ‘Ancient 4 Serasiem, ay it was time of our Saviour. Great Westera, the Yankee, Mi: nerd, the Seripu tatuary, ke, &e. Admission to the whole 25 cents. Children ender 10,half price. Seserved front seats, ‘one shilling NATOMICAL MUSEUM, CORNER nowrny and Division st, N. Y.—On't yanged amnanibeegl collestion of ee among which ae sh fonowing figures,: 0) Prints atte, “Ai d Ampudia, Mary Rogers and Miss he ke The’ ‘Pecohontns eroup of six wex figures, Specimens of Natur and hosts faped fre m ull parts of the world. "Pre y only, 1256 ets, Seeond flocr— other Aratomieal Veun: has been added. Tins figure ha: it arrived fr m Pars. avd ‘wes execute’ by one of the moat felebrated artists in Fru ce. A poet miperbigure. Price of admission, 25 cents Cpevell day and if enieg, from @ A.M til10e.M. Fer pert.culazs, ter sine (BANYARU® iAsinw de FANURANA i, issippi river, painted on three miles et UF vi precisely om exhibition em VY edspas days, st Lo’clock. HE GRAND COLLECTION OF THE WORKS OF the Olt Masters, comprising original Vievures, by Ti tian, Rubens, Rephael, Mariilo, Velasanez, k Gia Hioromavo Farmigiand, Holbein. Jan 8: Carlo Dolet, uyp, Wileow, and many others of the old Masters, is open st the Eyeenm Guilerv, No. 63 Broadway, from 9'A‘M. to 8 PM “Admittance V E CALL THE APTENTION OF OUR RE. ‘one Jearaed Cauary Bitds whieh have beeu ist ing our cit jor several weeks at the sé Liberty; ned ne thisys the last week they remaio, they will, no doubt, have a bens firt tomorow. They may be seen ct 1d ya ond ynee cribers aud patrons of the I fortaed that the beantifal Seeuti Schumann, which has been in active teh bert who'e year, will be produced for the firs) i time this sea The thousands of I> id gent re's “Lala Rook” will tesdily and the Peri? an rgrresble nequ be inore or less auxious to at aud positively the oaly next, at the ‘l'abernacte. men'who have read M cognise in the *Parsds cane; 1 cou per fe ametaed by the rival of the grext ® ende!a- Toho. All the arrangement forthe production of this, work have been mace with a view ouly toits correet ana eflecive pet snance, without regard toexpense. ‘Kho Eoloe will ba ed by some of the most tnleuied members of the tutes aided by th epartmeat, nu two handred eee iastroment whole will a ccuducted by Mr HL 1 Would merety add, thar they have deemed this work wr rihy ct the attention and (mere than one thouravd dollars) whieh they estowed pon st, aud they theretore consent iavite ait who love and feel a desire to promote the hi orde ve it a hearing. Books «f ptton of the music, may b f the tute, 463 Broadwey, or et the tao, aL, the “Sauetoeeles ou the evening of the performanes H.ME(GGS Pricey oy AN ‘ass for Vow ALN Farewell Denefitot 31, will be perfo med he ile, Blaexy ;, ayrthas 3 alters: Qaeen 0 Miss Vallee: Priuce, Mons. Bouxary; ft. weed by the ntact of La s¥LPulid To eoucluds with ihe last sot the feren of iat ou ny i F} BUKLINGT( "| Rose woop? One of Stodds seen at 190 Hadsow # reer An A Woorter & Duxhain’s make. Also, two lay where she stilt er ring their coufisement, jer her immediate in & great measure, we coufine- urent of fad en, ‘P.O COAL DEALERS— PRO WiLt RE hit Capt, James Fuvek, will be driniped until Morday, the ceived by the undesigned..at the office of the Senive.'s i0th proxiing BOYD & HINCKEN: Agents | Fund aa We trent NO oie tilt the Sin of ae rm 2 best m VOR CALIFORNIA DIRECT=TRE FINE NEW | mo any pe en a A dled brig BELFAST, Capinin Jordan, will be despatched az | Vint sir Furuuowe, te bo delivered ne ie Rec en. what, St ae fT Parcels, prekages wud |ei will | isiend, by the middie of May; ove cargo is w id» fInding fr the Syma wall been red By ord th KALE, PRIVATE TRHAT. there referred tb ath pretndird teop © ecinte his tervices e.pe~ cut. to ite more ede have suffered f other causes, who crn cially in stricture, f vanced wud distressivg etew vanteges, in adiric plates) he ean v4 for oF werfal 9: Cong Aathms, Sp tring Blood, er Breast, and gereral Debi! wi ever invented by the ck Lf min! ne drubice Cres Jordan, Dubi Dreast tevere coueh of Dr Swayne’s ¥ tid ve ext diffinlty of breathing s da pe rfect ene e Kaight, iw eleven ¥ Corppun wach is the 1 pi equalled mei hat 8 Qleonr tors are fivtitions and connte fet exerrt Dr Sw Principal office, enrrer Oh and ttnee streets, Philadelphes 4 fresh soppty joa received and for sete by CHA ILS 1 a ei of Brondmay and Jobe street. A110, 5): Sad, 189 Bowery. b. 1. We 9 WMereher Lewis, 547 Gieenwich ace, J... faved Urand cee i i