The New York Herald Newspaper, April 3, 1848, Page 3

Summary. We perceive that tne gallant Gen. Shields has been appointed Governor of Tampico. This sta- tion, although not generally supposed to be a very important one at this time, will, in the event of a resumption of active hostilities with Mexico, require the presence of a person of firm- ness and sagacity to discharge its duties. To open the road between Tampico and San Luis de Potosi, will be the first serious work required at the hands of the new governor, if Mexico refuse to accept the amended treaty; and whatever may be attempted by Gen. S. we have no doubt will be carried through promptly and gloriouely. Affairs in Washington—Appolntments, &c. . Wasnineton, April 2, 1348. Gen. Shields has been appointed Governor of Tampico. He left in the cars, this afternoon, on his way to Mexico. Col Garland, now in this city, has been ap- pointed toa command on the Western frontier; will leave on Monday for Missouri, to take com- imand of the 31 military department, where the threatening movements of the Indians require energetic measures to repress their outbreaks. The editorial corps, reporters, and other me: bers of the press, are to have a meeting of sym- vathy for France, to-morrow night, at Odd Fel- ows’ Hall. A good ume is expected. The Demmogtas Association decide to-mor- row night, on the question, a campaign paper in addition to the Union i ne The prisoner of the Senate is doing well, at the house of the Sergeant-at-Arms. To morrow, at 10 o’clock, his appeal for a release will be answered by Judge Cranch, at the City Hall. Pes Wheatrical and Musical. Panx Tusatre.—We are frequently asked why this theatre is closed, and why itis not remodelled and im proved in the interior, so asto be equal, if not superior, to any theatre in the Union. To which we answer, we know not the cause, if it be mot a want of energy and Proper conception of the management, in selecting talent of the first order, or amusements suited tothe taste avd reflaewent of theage The Park is recog- nized in Europe, a# the leading feature of the drama in this ‘country; all artists of oolebrity dare their future success in having made a favorable début there; and yet,by some m' ths, and the only s' . were the dancing horse: other theatres are doing well, because the oom. forts of their patrons are consul And why do not the proprietors of the Park, which isso oen'rally and pleacantly situated, expend a few thousands in beauti fying ite interior? Nobody who ever can say they could sit with case th lose and badly ged. If it placed on the seme footing with the Astor Place Opera House, or the Broadway Theatre—with crimson sofas, tastefully and elegently covered—and with sufficient reom, there is no doubt, under proper management, but that it would con- tinue to be what it has been—the resort of the fasbion- able circles of this city. Some reports are abroad, that it isto be turned into a circus. If that be the ease, why, all argument is uselees; but if it be the intention of the agement, it is closed which have appear- Sands, Lent & Co. sited the Park, benches are prouietor that it shall continue as the r@ of the legitimate dram, why the sooner it fs Jolled and thoroughly rer ‘ Simpson sbouid call to telligence, wh duties of a or Bowsnry rux.—Duriag the past week, spe:tasle andr publicanism have been the attractions at this ¢, and have answered well, as tho audiences have a large every evening. The “ Insurrection of Paris” wan well got up; muoh better, indeed, than one would yose possible on such short notice as the manager The * Whiteboys of Ireland” has also bsen a very ful piece Marshall, aa the hero of the play, acted capitally. During the coming week, it is pro- commence a succession of the finest drama he font rank of theatrical literature In ad- rn the firat rate company at the Bowery, Mrs. Ab- ott and Mr. Dyott, of the Park theatre, both well and favorably known to the public are engaged. ‘To- night ‘ Othelio” and “ Grandfsther Whitehead” will be per- formed. Mr Marshall will be the Othello, and Dyott, Iago, whilst Mrs Abbott will take the part of Desdemona. "This will be a fine cast. Marshall is fully equal to the cbaracter ot the noble Moor, whilst Dyott’s Ixgo is ao- knowledged to be equal to that of any actor on the stage. Mrs Abbott's Desdemona we bave never seen, but we hsve do doubt it will beexcellent. We expect to seo a yory crow ded house this evening CHatHaM THeatar.—The management at this house have accomplished much since they took hold of sffairs ‘The Chathem is now one of the most genteel and plea- sant places of amussment in towa,and is nightly filled ‘with most respectable audiences. During the past week, the new spectacle of the “Spirit of the Waters”? has kept posvenston ofths stage, and from all appearances, will It 18 to b+ repeated this evening —pre- tine harge the > di ments, is ene of the ture! Chatham, inasmuch as the company is #0 exceli comprises 20 mvch talent, that all is done in the style. Cunisty’s Minstaris commence another week of their concerts to-night. They are the most successful Ethio- plans on record, and also they are as amusing a half do- sen of singers as could be got togetber out of thousands. ‘Tue Sapte Brotuens are working on smoothly and harmoniously at Convention Hall. They have troops of friends ond admirers, as their room is filled every evening Broapway Onron.—Attractive performances go on here every evening. Banvann’s Panorama —This splendid work is the lion ‘amor g paintings, and also one of the lions of New York. All strangers in the city ought to visit it Tue Ape.rat, in Chatham square, is becoming a fa- vorite The amusements there ccnsist cf negro Sporung Trortixe anv Pacixa.—There will be two contests this afternoon, at the Centreville Course, the first by three fast and well matehe! trotters, and the second by three celebrated pacers. It is in oontests for proprietor’s purses, that the spectator witnesses the fincst and closert Contentions ; for in these any number of horses may enter, which is ot the ase in matobes for large sums. Persons should look at tiie field of horses entered, rather them at the ¢mount of mony staked ; the best horses do not slways start for the highest priz City Intelligence. Tur Weatnen.—The weather yesterday was very pleasant, being clear and spring like The wind irom the north-west ell day, and not the slighte ‘arance of unpleasant weather was visible. Alrer fat the warming influence oft April breeze, come round. T! sweet blorroms of spring are already to be seen in every little garden, and the carol of feathered tribes is heard from every hedge and tree top. April has brought spring, and promises s pleasant season. Hisernian Bexevournt Ansociation.—This associa- tion, compored of the sons of Ireland, paraded in great numbers yesterday at the funeral ceremonies of one cf their members, Denn! 6 ot Whitehall street. ‘The procession, led by # band of music, moved up Broad- way to the new Catholic burial ground in 1ith street, where the remai ere deposited. This fraternity is» most noble one, ever administering to the wants of the needy. There were yesterday more than a thousand who paid the last tribute of respect to their departed friend and brother. Waar ane tHe Pouce asour?—There is certainly a ese of duty somewhere in the police de- chet with the superior or sul ordinate ofli- cers. The store of Mr. Phitip Arbogust, No 227 Hous» ton street, was robbed on Fridsy might, and the thief was not detected, although he had sufficient time. with a common auger, to bore the lock entirely out, without the uso of any other instrument. The operation would require nearly sn hour’s time, and that with the most expert and expeditious burglor. If the policeman had deen on hil this robbery would not ha: mitted There ie « dereliction of duty in this case from forme quarter, which should be promptly looked imto by the proper authorities. A Boar Careszev.—A small sail boat, in which wire Mr. Edmuud Buokley and Mr. Jobn W. Perkins, wae oopsiaed yesterday, in consequence of running upc n some shad poles in the North River, opposite the Bat ry. Two boatmen, named Charles Davis and Thomas ‘Allen, being near them at the time, went to their rescaa succeeded In ssving them from drowning. Taia the recond time within a week that boats havo becm pset by running upon these poles Fonerat or Wu J Mitien.—-The Washington Chap- ter of the order of United Americans, of which the de- ovaned was a member, and who died ou Wednesday last, from the effects of a wound in the chest, with @ knife, foflicted by a Jas. Casserly,on the night of the 26th ult., attended bis funeral yesterday afternoon, to Greenwood Cemetery, with all the honors of the order. Tho pro- partmen' s cession, conriating of about eight hundred mémbers, was formed in Crosby etree Fesidence, and proces wortb’s band in fromtof the place of his la ded down Broadway, led by Dods The banners of the Chepter wero dresee of the order wore tho character, unfortunate the simple requeat that Casserly would which wns at the corner of Broadway and Grand street, where he behaved {a a disorderly manner. 7! who committed the foul deed, has thus far escaped the band of retributive just Police Intell Oe. | Stealing Hogs —Oflorre W! hart and Purdy, of th 10*h ward, arrested on Satu night @ man called John Acker, on # charge of Ome ‘two hogs, valu it #47. the property of Fella Durail. Jystico Ketobam | jooked the socused Up for examination 6 lef Philadelphia cn the yey iphia morning of ‘The Great Fire in Duane street_Serlous Loss of Life..Tribute to the DeadThree otner Pires. A fire broke out about half past four o’olock yesterdav morning, in the sugar refinery of Dennis Harris, No. 144 Duane street. The fire was first discovered im the rear of the building; and the grest quantity of combustible matter stored in the house, spread the flames with great rapidity. The firemen were promptly on the spot, and by their efficient action saved an immense amount of property in the vicinity. ‘The building of Mr. H. was very large, measuring some- thing like one hundred by fifty feet; and the walls being very slender, the great weight upon the upper floors caus. ed the front wall to fallout. There were several ladders agaivet the building at the time, upon one of which were Mr, Henry F. Farsi stant Foreman of Engine Co No 38, and Mr George Kerr, one of the Assistant Engi neers, both of whom were buried in the ruins, Their bodies were recovered as soon an possible, and taken to the hospital, when Mr. Fargis was discovered to be dead. Mr. Kerr survived until about eight o'clock. when he died. A number of persons were also very seriously injured, among wee were Mr Good- win and Mr. Savage, of the sth ward police, who had been placed at the alleyway, to prevant the ingress of the crowd. Mr. Goodwia received a severe contusion on the head, and bricks falling upon his face, broke bis nose and otherwise injured him. Mr. Sivege was knock- eddown by # part of the falling building, and very se- riously hurt. Mr. Durand, of Hose Company No, 35. was caught under the ‘alling wall, but escaped with hie info; ane cflbis logs was erughnd, bowers.” Ss. abet Roulston, of Hose Company No. 88, received a severe wound on his head; and Mr. Jennings, of Hose Compa- ny No. 28, was very seriously injured. ‘This fatal and melancholy ocourrence for a while seemed to stay the energies of the firemen, and the fire raged with fearfal rapidity. That part of the build ing from which the wall fell was not on fireatthe time, and an effort was being made to put a atream of water the fire from the front window. Notwithstanding the great exertions of the firemen the whole building jing of alarge amount of sugur, ecessary machinery for the business oyed. The lneeon the building and stock ir at about $140009. upon which there was issuranoe at the following cfloer:— Columbus in , Ohio $10000 American Phil $5000 Lexington, Ky 10000 N. Ai 5.000 ZEtos, Hartfo 10000 Kt 600 Protection, “ 5.000 2500 Hartford, 5.000 250 Norwich, Conn. 6000 Northw 750" Camden, Washington, Provi'e 5 000 Columbia, ry Offices not known. . 15.000 + $125 000 id machine Lewis, in the rear of Nos 106 aud 108 oh was almost entirely destroyed. to- gether with its contents. The loss is said to be $6100, upon which there wase partial insurence. The fire also communioat the dwelliog house No 136 Duane street. occupied by Mrs. Myers, the root and upper story of which were destroyed. Her lors isesti- mated at from $800 to $1000, upon which there was no insurance. ‘The safe was found yesterday evening, with all the books and $300, in a state of preservation Mr. Fargis, one of the unfortunate victims who sa- orificed his life in en attempt to resoue the property of his fellow man from the raging and destrustive element, was @ member, and Assistant Foreman of Southwark Engine Co. No ‘33. At an early hour, all the Engine and Hose houses were dressed in the sable drape of mournit They presente? a vary imposing app-arance. and o soletan awe over ths whole oity. In the afternoon, at fouro’clock, a meeting of the apany of which Mr Fargin wes a member, was called for the purpose of making the necessary arrangements for @ funeral demonstration of ths high regird which was entertain. ed for him by his fellow members—when the following preamble and resolutions ware adopte: Whereas, at a disastrous fire that ocourred this morn- ing, in Duanestreet, Henry Fargis, the Assistant Foremsn of this company nd George Kerr, one of the Assistant Engineers, received fatal injuries from the sud: ing of s portion of the building, from which they sub- sequently died—Therefore, Resolved, That we deeply deplore a calamity that has thus deprived us of ished friend and gallant as- sociate; ion as an offi- oer, hi er Resolved, That we sincerely condole with the parents d relatives of the de d,on this jancho.y occa- siou—conscious how bitter muat be the lors of a son so remarkably distinguished for affeotion and flial regerd Resolved, That this erry attend on Tuesday, the pI funeral of Henry Fargis and George Kerr, who have thus nobly fallen in the discharge of their duty. Resolved, That a copy of the resolutions, proper!; thenticated, be forwarded to the parente of the comrade we lament. CHARLES McDOUGAL, Foreman. Roseat McGinness, Secretary. As will be sven by the above resolutions, the funeral ceremonies will taks place on Tuesday, when there will be a general patade of all the firemen in the city. They will wear citizens’ dreas,with the usual badges of mourn- 5,000 5,000 fog A fire broke out about one o'clock yesterday morning, in'a feed store on 24th atreet, near Third avenue, be- longing to Messrs. Kelly and Meeke, which was entirely destroyed, together with alarge quantity of oats, straw, hay, &o. ‘The fire communicated to the stable adjoin- ing, which was also destroyed, together with two valua- ble horees belonging to Messrs. K & M. ‘Tho loes upon the property is estimated at $3000, upon whioh there wasno insurénce. The flames aleo communicated to two elauzhter houses, in the rear of 3d avenue, between 26th and 27th streets, which weve also destroyed. A small block of wooden buildings, occupied by colored families, alse took fire. but were very little damaged, ip consequence of the efficient action of the firemen, who were promptly on the spot. The roof of the large three atory frame building on the corner of 27th street and 8d avenuo, several times took fire, but was extinguished without any materis! damage. The fire was undoubtedly the work of an incendiary. A fire brcke out, also, about two o’clock yesterday morning, ina stable between 34th and 35.h streets, in 3d avenue, which was destroyed, together with a valuable horsa belonging to Mr. Varian. The fire com- munioated to the cabinet furniture factory of Mr. Va- rian, near by, which was destroyed, with about $6000 worth of stock on hand; upon whieh there was no insu. rance. Several small frame houses, near by, occupied by small families, wore also destroyed. This is also suppored to be the work of an incendiary. A fire broke out about 8 o’clock, on Saturday evening, in the show window of the store of Jewett & Co., No 701 Broadway, which was not extinguished until a number of ladies’ dresses, laces, ko. &9. were destroyed. They were fully insured. Movements and Talk at the Hotels. The all absorbing topic of conversation at the diffe- rent hotels yesterday, was the recent movement in this city on the subject of the independence of France. Peo- ple have felt astonished at the rapid spread of republi oan sentiment on the subject of European freedom from monarchical rule. The sceptics have been taken by surprise, and the French revolution itself could sosrorly have been eff-cted with euch rapidity, as that which has caused a change in the public mind favor of the palar principl's of the dey. Many of the wil pellet. clans have been taken completely absok. and feel abash- ed at their want of segacity in no Efeinto with tl gressive movement. Like Louis Philippe himself, turn out, when these wily, may. ining, aud de- “leadership.” with sinister objec that they have come in too late. This waa the prevaili sentiment in the mouths of all at the hotels, fn t raations yesterday, and avery possible credit j te Mayor promptitude with which they h movement. given rady and the Common Counoil, for the 7 joined ‘the new The whole machinery has beon managed by some three or four who “took the ball at the first hop,” and the body lately organised in favor of the spread of republican principles, possess a power which, i ded judicionsly, 18 capable of creating a revolu- tion almost in apy country. Chis sentiment is just be ginning tobe understood; but to-day the doctrine of the by nh will be fully broached at the great meting in the Par! WEEKLY HERALD FOR EUROPE, SYMPATHY FOR FRANCE, dic., dic, dco The next edition of our Weekly Herald for Europe, will be ready at 12 o’clock, to-morrow, in time to be mailed forthe steamship Caledonia, whiok will leave Boston on Wednesday. It will contain full accounts of the great meetings that have beon held here and el whero, on the subject of the French revolution; the de, bates at Washington on the same matter; the latest news from Mexico, and all parts of the United States; full ac- counts of the markets, and of every itcident of conse quence that hae transpired in this country since the sailing of the steamer. Single copies 6\{ cents. fe The Heads of the People—The Heads of the veople are some of them bare? + wonld be te reclothe them with hair; Ti Joet,we dare sav, from the cra r awav; Bat Phalon, we gaem, hisa fluid iny a bald 'ead may ‘be aiway® prevented brisk friction, whenever avplied, And patieuce itto abide, *re the only conditions that Pha Requites for success, with his Invigorator. 61 Broad» ducts st and cheapest pen to be found, y tant for five even Y. Savage, 92 Fulton street, We aule of them. Alsor ail other pess {rom wards. Baylev’s pens by the gross or dozen, at man factur- ery prices. Pens repaired Gold Pens Whot ' and Rotall,_Spencer & Rande!l’s Premium Short Nib Gold Pens may be had of J. W_ Greaton & Oo , 71 Ceda ret, toget! with some thirty different styles of Pens, co 6. t Ink x, H yden’s, Bro hi jo Instrument of the Kind made—Itis the simples —it is the lens hable to get out of orderit ie the most beoutitul—it is the mostefi the most relisble~it the cheapest, the best Leas ort highly recommended by the Pyculty~it ona be and thi tent anfor ¥ (o any part of the world at spout er eral a 1818, at 10 o'clock, at the spaci fr earns: SPasmeiei ass jarniture c in said store. re Bales ot al peiteres and cvvecisen, wrsrecs ottoman d0.; tables of every variety, card, contre, tes niog, bg ke. Also, extension dinmg tales The whole stecs wi be peremncorily sold. Such an opportauity mites of | inaso' Ap assorti it Every fa vs your ewn fault Mf you diink bad tea — id fresh imported oa for on nd to tl if good Eige pana of took i creat we f New York ard ‘ 204 Greenwich stre Two Dollars saved are two dollars gained, The pronretor of the celebrated fashionwble Hat and Cap 103 Fuiton Nt, which he has a a bo off by ate st the low price of t! . eas tha the evstomary Pr ‘Why will anv man have theffolly to give Ave dollers for a bat, whcn one equally good may ve had for three 1103 Fulton street. ‘Whoever wants a Five Doliar Hat for $4; whoever wents a two dollar fine cloth Cap for pect a superb stock of « hildren’ pera Hat of the latest Part ‘an Umnbrelly both cheap and el wants the fu)! vaiue of his money in buyinga wants a rouod Hat, a ch fat, Cap or Um- . apean. a Mililary ing ap, Sportman’s Hat, You ata Ladys hould call ac * GENIN?S,” 214 Broadway. ud fu Coats o 110 $5; Vests 50.¢ to $4. Cash paia for clothing. Cleaning and repairivg. A lot of Boy’s Cloth- tng, 83 to $50 suit, Comer Nassau aud Beekman. Develin’s Clotning Warchouse, No. 23 John At thi igh ysful establish @ largest atoc! ever offered in thiscity ‘The fe Cheapest and. mst elegent th Mundrede fad ther inva pop margin of Coats to 86, Venta 750 t0 $4-gives every trate Scott’s Cheap Furnishing Store, 94 Nassau street —If you want a tip top fine good fitting Shirt, Ne it and a n Y. mise—a Stoe! rte and fr ec’ yf shirts ans rawers, er haudkerchiels and sus ome N. Boas this te the oniy cheap farvishing store in New York, remember % Nassau street opposite the Herald office, and become “richer” every Year. Hoxsemanship.—This is the last month of the Evening Class. at Disbrow’s Riding Shool, No. 29 Fourth Avesue. The schoot will be open every e' exepted,) until the first of May. Gentlemen ing expert ‘of twelve emrelves of the preseat opportunity of be aud gracefal equestrians. ‘Lhe terms fura cou lessons are $9. COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. < MONEY MARKET. Sunday, April 2.6 P, M. Quotations for stocks during the past week have been very uniform, but the transactions have not been large orthe demand active. The market at the close of last week was hes vy, in consequence of the absence of the steamer; and the anticipations relative to her advices wore by no means of a favorable character. Prices on Sa- turday last wore therefore drooping. On Monday the fact that the steamer must be near at hand, had « tendenoy to check operations to 9 great extent, and hold. ers were not disposed to force their lists upon the mar- ket. On Tuerday night, after business hours had olosed, the arrival of the steamer at Boston was announced, and by midnight her.news came to hand by telegraph. We published very full and interesting accounts in the He- rald on Tuesday morning, and the commercial classes were put in possession of the intelligence at an early hour, Theeffact of the news upon the stock market was trifling; in fact, the Wall street speculators hardly know what light to view itin. Thebsarsand bulls were equally at » loss how to act, and transactions on that day were to a very limited extent, ond at an average decline of about one half per cent from prices current the day bsfore. There was considerable excitement in tho street, and the probable success of the republican move- ment in France created great deal of satisfaction. — Even the Frenoh merchants forgot their probable rain in the general joy the events in Paris produced. On Wednesday the stock market drooped a little; but the rapid decline the bears looked for upon the receipt of later intelligence, was not realized, and the bulls were agreeably disappointed. A little calm reflection had a wonderfal influence in re-establishing confidence, and the downward tendency in prices was arrested. On Thursday the market opened and closed firm, without any material variation in prices, the disposition to pur- chase predominating. On Friday there was a decided change for the better, endo decided increase in the ex- tent of the transactions ; the bears abandoned all hopes of animportaat decline, the prospect being in favor of arise. The opening of the market on Saturdsy, gave the bulls great hopes; the advance in some of the fancies reached one and two per cent. Notwithstanding the marked improvement in prices, there was no anxiety to sollat the advance; the prospect of a further rise being sufficiently flattering to incline holdors to wait the open- ing of the week. Money yesterday was much easier then it had been for some time previous, and there was no dif ficulty @xperienced in obtaining loans, upon the best security, at seven percent. First rate business paper could not be negotiated at less than three-quarters to one per cent per month; but that is muolfless than the rates ruling @ week or two previous. We:haveno doubt but that the money market will steadily improve, in the absence of any thing likely to disturb financial matters. ‘The new loan no doubt weighs upon the money mar- ket; but that will soon be disposed of. The Dill hav pissed both houses of Congress, received the signature of the President, andis, therefore, a law. No alterations wero mado in the bill in the Sena‘e, and stook will be {a- sued for the loan, instead of treasury notes. It is stipule- ted that the loan must not be megotiated below par; and whatever doubts existed relative to the policy of probi biting s farther issue of treasury notes at the time the Dill passed the lower house, they have disappeared, un- der the events which have since transpired. Agents will, without doubt, be sent to Europe for the purpose of negotiating this loan, and the prospect is that they will be successful. The capitalists of Europe have within the past two months seen that the governments of Europe do not stand on » very substantial basis; they have seen how utterly powerless a king is in the hands of the people, when the people act for them- selves; and we have no doubt their minds have received an impression which never will beobliterated. The pre- carious position of the public debt of France is sufeiont to make capitalists tremble for the fate of their claims against all European governments. There is no other government in existence than that of the United States, which has within the past seventy years carried through three wars, and is #o free from debt. We have paidin fail the debt of two wars. ‘The expenses of the revolutionary war were $135,193,- 703, and the debt in 1791, $75 463,476. Im 1803, Louisiana was purobased for $15,000 000, and the debt in 1804 was 996,427,120. At the eloso of the last war with Great Britain the debt had largely increased. In 1816, the ag gregate was $127 334 933. In 1621, Florida was purchased for $5,000,000; and in 1822, the dedt amounted to $93,- 546677. In 1835, thirteen years after, the debt of the United States was extinguished; in thirteen years we paid off nearly one hundred millions of indebtedness ‘The debt of this government will not vary much from one hundred millions of dollars when the war with Mexico is closed; and that amount, compered with the existing rosources of the country, is a trifle, Wecan pay the whole of it off in ten years, ifnecessary; but as 8 portion of it 1s or will be in.» twenty years’ stock, the premium upon it will be so large, and the demand for it so much greater then the supply, that it will be held with the greatest tenseity. There is not another in- stance similar to thic in the history of any other country in creation. The ennoxed table exhibite the quotations in this market for the principal speculative stocks for each day of the past week, and at the close of the week previous. It will be perceived prices do not vary much from those current on Saturday Isst :— Quotations roa THE PainciraL Stock Yorx Marker. Sat Mon, Tues. Wed. 17g —= OI 101% x OT in THe New mM TK TM TE ix fans i ie 2 = a6 Hem BH Bie SO = Nerwieh & Erie Keilroad, Erie Railrons 7 3 37K 3 OK OT ~ = fintlem Keilroxd. ua ‘ forrie Canal BE Th ac We WE i i | comer lota; two lots and am advance in Ohio 6’s of 1 per cent; Norwich and Woroester, X; Harlem, 126 ; Long Island, 1/4; Farmers’ Loan, % ; Canton Co. ; and Morris Canal, ¢. It will be observed that some of the fancies have not moved at all during the past week. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of cer. tain articles exported from this port for the week ending the 31st of March, inclusive, distinguishing the destina- tion and the extent of shipments to each country:— Commence of THE Pout or New Yonx—Werxtr Exronra. Te Great Britain.—Pork, bbls, 177; beef, tlerces, 250; lard. Ibe, 211,021; turpentine, bbls, 4093; corn, bushels, 2,663; roain. bbis, 2.206; tar, do, 50; oil cake, lbs, 78.211; obeese, do, 13,911; tobacco, manufactured, do, 40,611; sp: turpentine, gal, 2.240; cotton, bales, 790; meal, bbis, 600; x ‘Ty France—Lard, lbs, 6,612; hams, do, 842; cotton, bales, 1,308. T» Spanish West Indies —Flour, bbls, 50; rye flour, do,2; meal, do, 210; hams, Ibs, 22517; sp turpentine, gals, 2956; eorm, bush, 309; butter, lbs, 611; tallow, Go, 11.070; ‘tar, ble, 45; bread, do, 14; beef, do, 37; lard, Ibs, 2516; cheese, do, 210; rice, tierces, 34; pork, bbis, 11; whale oil, gal, 3,431; tobaceo, hhds, 4; tobacoo, man- ufectured, Ibs, 4,017. To St, Domingo.—Flour, bbls, 360; lard, Ibs, 1,217; pork, bbls, 97; tobacco, hhds, 4; tobsceo, cases, 1; beet, bbls, 30; cheese, lus, 1.607; butter, do, 808, To British North American Colonies —Flour, bbls, 100; bread, do, 200; rice, Herces, 24; tar, bbls, 60; meal, do, as hese, Ibs, 3,211; tobacco, manufactured, do, Ve British West Tndies.—Flour, bbls, 149; meal, de, 245; cheese, Ibs. 516; rice, tieroes, 2; tobacco, man factured, Ibs, 1,413; lard, do, 812; pork, bbls, 33; bread, do, 10; beef, do, 19; butter, Ibs,” 907; oorn, bush, 78 oats, do, 40" Live rtook—Oxen, 54, To Dutch West Indies —Fiour, bbls, 625; pork, do, 203; butter, ibs, 1.212; whale oil, gals 8; beans, busb, 220; meal, bbls,’ 479; b Loe, 2,127; bread, bbls, 14;' rye flour, do, 32. The shipments to Fremse were unusually limited. Con siderabie cotton went on board ships at the Close of Jast week, and will be included in the returns for the pre- ‘sent woek. Flour continues comparatively quiet, but bolders loek for sufficient improvement in prices on the other side to prevent any importent reduction in our @omestio markets upon the resumption of navigation; bat there isa wide margin for disappointment in such expectations. The President aud Directors of the Mineral Bank of Marylend, heve, in consequonce of the failure of Joseph 8. Lake & Co, of this city, determined to close the bank for the present. They have determined on this course not because they believe the creditors of the bank will lose anything, but because the announcement hascrea- ted such # panic amongst the people ; and the President and Directors of the bank, not knowing the true eondi- tion of their position with Lake & Co,, bave thought it advisable to secure an equa) uistribution of the arsets of the institution among its creditors. To secure this ob- ject, the boord has made an asmyument of all the assets of the bank for equal distribution. The indebtecnees ofLake & Co.,to the bank, arises from the proceeds of notes, bills, drafts, &o., in their nonds tor collection. The annual report of tha Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, shows that the receipts of the company dur. ing the year, by sales cf coal, tolls and intorest, including the value of the coal on hand, were $1,757,913 47; while the total expenditures for the same period were $1,123.- 268 02, leaving a net profit of $634,645 45, being a frac- tion over twenty-two per cent on the capital employed in the business of the year, and over twenty per cent on the amount of capital now paid in. Thequantity of coal transported over ths railroad during the year ending the Ist ult, was 404 000 tons, of which 388,283 tons were shipped down the eanal OITY TRADK REPORT. New Yonx, Saturday Afternoon, April 1. With the close of the week flour closed without ani- mation, snd at about the same quotations previously cur- mt. ‘The transactions were chiefly confined to Gone. mall lots, with light parcels of various other The market for wi! it. made to a fair e: 0 t, hich continued firm. In groceries, a moderate business was doing, with- out any material change in prices. Freights continued to stiffe \d engagements to British ports were made at a farther auvai salts some instances. Leatuen.—The! re two auction rales lost Thurs- day of old and miscellaneous stooks, which, considering quality, brought full prices. The market, however, was somewhat unsettled, and seme of the heaviest holders decline selling at the present rates. ——== = DOMESTIMC MARKETS. New Oaceans, March 24 —Cotton—The news of the revolution in France has oo the market to a stand, and the sales amount to 350 bales, in several lots, too smallan amount to give auy cri erion of the market. Tobacco—We do not hear of a single sale. Holders are waiting for la'er news {rom Europe, as a change to a re- publican goveroment in France oan only destroy mono- Pe nd throw open the tobacco trade, the result of which would be an immensely increased consumption. Sugar—Fair 350 8 37{c. Molasses 180 a 200, Flour— St. Louis $5 5614; I} mois at $562540625 Corn-White 36 8 400; green 320; mixed 36c. Oats 3208340. Whiskey 170. Pork—Mess $9; prime mess $8 50, aad prime $7 Bacon—Sides 43sc; shoulders at 2%0. Lard 60 Freights—Nothing doing. Exchange—Entirely unee ted) Some signatures which used tobe ata premium over really 1d bills are now unsaleable, and it is dim- eult to say what would be the rate of foreign exchanges Litle doing in dom-stic, and only small amounts heve been sold on New York at 234 a 23 per cent premium. ee APTS Married, On Friday evening, the 3ist ult, H. Skinner, Mr. Wiiiam Srrorr, to Donatpson, both of this city. Died. . In the full bope of a blissful immortality, on the let instant, after a protracted illness, Mr. Davin L. Van Kuexcx, in the 39th year of hie age ‘The relatives and friends of the family sre respectful: ly javited to attend his funeral, from bis late residenos. No hg Sixth avenue, this (Monday) afternoon at 2 o’ctoo! At her late residence, 45 Oliver street, on Saturdn; morning, April 1, ef consumption, Jane Evizanetn, wife of Wm Adams, iw the 34th year of her ago Her funeral will teke place t! tternoon at 2 o’cloek, from the residence of hor father, Mr. Janes Rear, Main street, Paterson, N J. At Pierment, Rockland county, April Ist, Marr, wife of Cornelius Calleghan, in the 31st year of her on, Her friends, and those of her brother, Jobn Driscoll, and brothere-in-law. John W Austin and Bryant Foley, sre respectfully invited to attend her funeral, on Monday, April 3d, at 12 o'clock. from the foot of Duane street. On Su 2d April, Jenn Josxru, eon of Edward and Isabella Daly. aged 3 years and 10 months. The friends of the family, and those of his uncle, Patrick Daly, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, April 3d, at 3% o'clock, from the residence of his father, 56 Robinson street. @n the evening of the 2d inst., Mary AvrorxetTE only daughter of William H. and Mary Jane Allen, in the fourth year of her age The relatives and friends of the family are invited te attend the funeral, from the residence of her a 69 Nassau street, Brooklyn, at 2 0’clock, on the 4th iret. Hor remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for intermeat. On Sunday morning. 24 inst., of consumption, Wit- iam Asm, in the fiftieth year of his age, for many years attached to the Park Theatr His relatives and friends sre requested to attend his funeral, on Tuesdsy, the 4th inet., at helf past three o'clock, from his residence, 37 Rose street, without turther invitation. by the Rev. Thos. lies Letitia Jane Evgine, No. 38. Notice will be given in to-morrow’s morning papers of the time and place of his funeral. THE DEATH OF HENRY F. Foreman of Southwark £1 re in Dune street, At it ave Jost a noble aad pirit He wasan dan bet hp ag en virtues will long be remembered is bereaved, 1 aad a large ei bright star of nol POST OFFICE, NEW VQAK, APRIL 1. steamer CALEDONIA Mill leave Bos yy. the Sth April. Her mail Tuesday, the 4 hi 4 mast be prepaid to 5 cents, and each addi H. MORKIA, PM 8100 tat ES—CENTREVILLE COU: T ‘Mondav, April 34, © lock, P.M. 3 id his memory cherished as te NL pai 188 THE ‘Wednes- om Sintely afies 50. enters ro. ¢ Ronnok Boy; D. Upham enters br-«. leave the South Ferry at2 o'clock, return immedintely after the race, Fare each way, 25 ceuta— JOEL CONKiiN, Pronriecor e UNION CouRse, L. 1—TROTTING AND PACING, Weenesday, April 5, at 3o’elock P.M. Match for $2vut between the celebrated horses, Landy Batto two rh . Whe! I. Nodi Heery Bo: M.. Iv “aa The ports are over ome off without regard ! Frekets $5, can be had of the Becte- the office. ML. GREENE. Proprietor. ONY J BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER. ie Bai { Peremptory Sate Low enue, ‘Twenty-first streets, mmer of Hudson an On Wednesday, April Sth, at 12 o’elock M Exchanze, ( Anthony J. Bieeeker, Auctioneer) () will setl twenty four lots,oa both sides between Nineteenth and Twenty fir Twentieth ste the nbov tn avenve have been sewered fou: lots at the south-east corner of ane streets, comprising © plot of about eight ‘The sale wril be peremptory to the hi title to the whole of ANT Bui teenth streer, adjoin treets and the 8 North Am‘a ° A comparison of prices currant at the close of the | paarket yesterday with (howe ruling et the clore of the | VISVICUS Week, OMBIDits a dagline in Trecsury mote Of ono ate ev eno! | Reetlog ‘elireed, 1; Evie Relimed, wer. ites venrs me man M. PATTERSON. | Lithoersp Maps can be obtained ag the office of the Auctioneer, No. Broad atin’, 7 ‘anys (iiaatog reas neta. ee Aa affayette Hall, di No street, st tal, LL neral of New York and its Citizens of theieity, which will be celebra’ king’s tyranny, who in Canal street, ana brit, ener of speestally tgyited ttatly invited ton tt 0 o'clock p RESIDENTS invites & se réunir }, av jourd’ ime eciny ai dorvent NCAI3.—1 IC. Pr AMcalecize TRAC du Park. Lee d6 cques des na! THE FREN are requester t LL o'clock precisely. at the Freuch Catnolic French Protestant church Charch streets, The ‘raaklin Grrdes Lafayette, rv atthe State Arsenal ‘de'el precisely. © ommuttee, J. Lonati, A. Pron- oelhing. honored the om « SWISS RESIDENTS OF NEw Y¥' E , this day, to the Park, with mi RK AND ms. 406 jn procession d will be y order of ted to meet at Minerva lock P. to by'th vi ataoe Hepeblics tt jeans. mittee. J. TISkOT, Secretry. TALI AN DS&MONSTRATION--IN PURSUANCE solutions unanimously adopted at the General requested to meet on Mondsy, P. at the Minerva Rooms, 406 Broad- their rations) tri-colored cockade, to join tre ration atthe Park, under the auspices of the Com: mon Courci!, f rthe reouh ic of Franc: HE are hereby requ Bo'clock P.M, at the Minerva Rooms, 405 derthe National Polish banner, to atthe Park POLISH FXILES RESIDENT IN THIS CITY, ited April ed to meet on Monds berty, mittee at 3 o’clock, to join han RISHMEN ! FRATERNITY, EQUALITY AND Li- , Are now your motto. Meet to-day, at the shakr- for Ireland will require you to re-anite for frejand. ‘i ea meeting, t»night, oa 'eaving th et the Snake to make an espe Be rea Per order. PueNcH REPUBLIC.~4 “MEDAL IN COMMEWO- ration of the glorious revoloticn in France has een pre- pared, end isforee by G.H LOVETT. 5 Dey street on requested. By order of W. ker. © of the C. OF U. ArT AMERICAN, CHAPIER, NO 6—THE Chapter are requested to atteud aspe- t! ypter, at their tovm, om this (Monday) yusiness of importance. Panctual a ce is G. MORGAN, 8; Chas. Ba- HE mire, of SSOCIATION ibe No, 27, return tt OF EXEMPT FIREMEN—THE Association are requested to meet this en's Hall, ot o'clock, tor the purpor ents te oay the las’ tribute of respect It, GEORGE, KeRK, Kxemot Wi order of 3.B. WAR! MEMBERS OF \EPTUNK HO8K COMPANY ere thanks to Mr. ery ee, No. 100 Ki ry Mr. J. Losier, No le poly of refre hments furs C morning. By ord foreman. GY. LLI cretary. be HENaY the liberal supply of refreshments farn Fire, on the morsing of the 24 instant pany, WM. EC ANTE Fine eee go + ef this Company tender the R. HOFF WIRE, and Family, 100 Rea: hed by at’ the F Dy crder ef the Com= CRAKY, Foreman. JOHN U. GULICK, Se- them me. the wm a HE College AGLE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY, NO. 13— Members, Hono ary, and E: tw attend a Meeting of th 8, return their sincere thanks to Mrs. Joseph Beis No. ed the comoany after the fireon Suaday mo: CHARL«S #! HE d Ex iMembers, are requs Company. on Moaday 34 instant, at 73¢ o’clock. By erder of the Foreman. ANETT, Secretary. MEMBERS OF THE FIRST WARD HOFENO, Dince,fur the bountiful supply of retreshments furnish April 2, 1 IPH, Jr. See’y. AMERICAN REPUBLICAN NOM! [NATION OF THE lth ward :=For Alderman, James IR. #parrow ; for As Perley ; For Assessors, Hamilton 101 steonve How. Hi Qhise Keeping Henry Wi w i SE FURNITURE 8. Pe dar street, m jm. Ni their earli- jevience. that suirble d a. exter EVAN es, being ‘3 been orcupied for several embarking in either of the above businesses septan eligible east of Wout NO Meeps robs DRY, GOODS bape doy AND To let. on the Fourth avenue, corn Twenty- attach it will be admirmb! of the above bust ituated ighborhood. Ic renee Rind profitable. business. Tt opportunity nt moderate 8, 10 ity Hall Place, or Twenty-fifth nveune. d iv minutes walk of the Ferry. Rents from $90 to $400 agnam for a Boarding Hotel. Towkinsville. TATEN ISLAND PROPERTY.—TO LET AND fo eral H. and C. es, delightial iilages of Tomkinsvitle and Sta, leon. with large House wi an excellent girden, suitsble- oure, to Let. Apply to P. WOLFE, Wolfe's to,rents =o E jiog Saloon, No East Broadway, plete. The prop object for sellin, 0 L pyri also, single rooms for geotlemen. with breakfast aud tea. nde of the City of Detroit, Michizat goods or other personal property. The property above referred co: fidentaal, ¢ CHANCE—A GENT FROM THE WEST fi ing a valuable property situated in od thriving County Seat iy within a few C for $700 per vent, Any one 1m the mercantile trade C Property. Ad- ications strictly SALE OR TO LET, TAK TREMONT BOW. Grand street ome ‘he rent is very low, whieh w'!! ailord a ce to make money. Wanted, two boys to set up pins, m street ET—SUITES OF ROOMS, CONSISTING OF io. sind bed frate tables for families: e rooms, with priv: house is nouly furnished, and lighted with gas threaghout Also, provide 537 Houston street with warm, cold and wer baths. Apply at N. B —Don’t move this May. evely On Doors ope: Apia. DRLD = Margueritta, cent; Pit 12 jabuco, 3; Abdal, open at half-past 7. ed t ha! o’elock —Monday evenin; e street will be opened at the envi of the per Performance at 8 0 eh abn eo. past dison. “Pa ecnelute wit WHITEHEAD—Grandfather ; Bob Lincoln, Mr. J. CHATHAM, THEATRE—MONDAY EV wll be acted the comedy ot the M. Pertun M 0) Bass: FORTY & Py 4 FL debrand, Mr. Hi % Winans Otiada, Mea Bovth, Undine G4 ray i Herformaioe cormenccs at Tg oiclock. ‘Sosa, 23 M [TALIAN oven a B%.—NOTICE—=IN CONBE- the F jon and rs Monday eveuing. 4 there will be vo. perrormaneno= ‘April 4th. 1848, will be in four nets, enticl CO ston bylon, Sig. F. G Beneventano; Ismael pee. t Ku he Jerussiem, Big Bei!) riest of the Hebrews, eat: Abi posed ter of Na Ly sag tor} » Pau KE—BOXES 2) CENTS PIT, 1336. riormarce to commence at pe April 3, 1848 the pert rma iv OT Het LO—Orhelio, t; Descemons, Mra. Abbott, fh ‘the diama of White- H. Hall; Louisa NING, AN GF PAR After which, FIST Y—Mr Lil Mrs Isherwood. To con WATEKS, or the FIRE b 0) . Jones; Di Doors open at? 183 Detoriane. 1 Eraesti wear Longelackit, Gallery, 1936 6 conclude with ¢ he (er of THE Kingdov, siz, Vaebe ; Hurry R ra Wiusuuntey ; Cecel Doors npen ‘at 7 o’cto¢km—Pertor Dre sCirele and Parquette, 50 ROADWAY THEATRE,— MONDAY EVEN B Apri! 3, will be preseuted the p pa . beasts VINE —Visevunt, wir, Fredericks ; Kred vm of HRNEB- Mr Lester; Teibin. ‘To be BINT Ke —Ferando, \orwer Wile Blangy. To INGD OVE S—Sir Harry stove, Mr Lester ; Miss manes Lo be gis aif past 7. ete—Family circles, 25 ets.— E TH— Taylor—To ennel mon, Marrowfat, Mr. Holland 5p 00Ts Ob ae at ente: nuner box Be Mr. Holand; Wil'ism Shakayeave, Mr. Niekanson: ire HELLS OLYMPIC THEATRE,—MONDAY Be entertainments will commence — Mir. Chattertor ce Le ancl ar ew iz Pit, fer which DEAReeT A iss Mary CE B—Bi- Phanbe Mayduke, Miss Mary ‘aim rises at 734 clock, Dress 2 ce pit, 12h rents. Gran ished 1 1A NICS HALL, (72 BROAOWAY, BET WE and Broome sirerts OPEN AVE DURING THK WEEK’ Veh GRE seventh week of the Original the oldest ertabl, direction of E. F. pu ly RM ST ys MINSTRELS, the United Bostes; under the 4 5 i le and sinal sired with crowded and high a ie entertainmentsare ni ded fy'respecuble audiences, and are fa thy ge meray by ; amusement in a hgeleche y doors open. at 7. Comeert comm or fhe accommodation of faut AeTE CON: Chirk ERY SATURDAY. Doors open et; commence n to an tion t lion Statuary and Ani ladies and gentlemen, with new costumes, dra; Monday, April 34— rogram me: Part 1—Musical Amazonian Oah, &c. Pi and Cleopatra, &e. Ps Morn ng Ftar, &e, Orchestra box, 50 cents; P Perturmance to commence Mille. Colones —Man id and Fi ce i Oldfield —Gri Mr. the jinn E-xerei hi tte, 25 cents; Boxes o'clock. ANY. ing, 3 evening, Broadway, .RD'S MAMMOTw PANORAMA OF THE Mississippi river, painted on three miles of canvass, the t Printing im the world, at the Pamorama aR adjoining Niblo’s Garden. Open every (Sundays excepted) Admission 60 cents; price. ‘The Panorama will commence moving, at 7% o'elock gree Ay agen exhibition on Wednesdays and ir va, at 3o’clock. Tepresenting the US MEDICIS—Last week but one. from 10 f. Font Broadway, next to Stoppnni’s baths. Admit- RUNSWICK’S STATUARY—LARGE AS LIFE— i KNUS Pa MEO a ASOD ‘Open from 9 A.M. 1848. ing b the city of we: it Rote ona Movin mthe notice will be HE TW New Yor! corer of Bi Bingle admu spectfully announ ‘Op Representatios ‘ar of Mi rk and its vicinity, bove named establishment, they remain another all those who would wish to enjoy a call and listen to their humorous 8, &e. —The NTY-THIRD ONCERT ROOM, NO. 33% BROADWAY, ONE dor avove the Broadway ‘Theatre, Monday evening, . The Congo Minstrels hay- by the Indies and gentlemen of hearty Songs, ANNUAL SXHIBIFION orgi- a rn the city of rae 1234 ete 3rd of Apal propriate musi seuin may he secured iquette 25 cents. C arents or guardi pertrenlars ED ARTISTS—DIORAMA 8 bove Bixth—Grand Mechanical of Vera Cruz by the American for 4iordy snd Mont jon office oprn from OON,. jiorama 8 ws of the troops at Vera rance and occupation the batties of Cerro ively open on be ace: mpanies posi f admission—Boxes. 20 ¢ af accompanied by J gco at 7; commence at tredav ke. d Nerrr ten Rubens, id Mas vp. the Lyce PM Admittance inaa0, Parmigianoy Wi and man’ HE GRAND COLLECTION OF THE WORKS OF rs, comprising original Fietares, by }. Muriilo. Velasquez, Van Dyel Holbein, others of the old Masters, 18 open at z jo. 563 Jan S:eea, Carlo le Broadway, from 9 A.M, to 6 Stow CASES, & BLACK, gain, their Cor OUNTERS, &e.—BALL, TOMPKINS offer for sale ata bar- how Cases; delivera- uncer an ble on Ist May, (xt which dace they will remove their stock to No. 217 Bi the old rondway, lower cor stand, treet) Apply at den Eng e. BARBERS—FOR SALE CHEAP—A HAIR oO To ppaMe Haublishmentin the lower part of the exty, doing a terms. apply to St ‘ood bu.iness, having been in operetion six yeats. For ne OAT UART. 16 Rleacke st eet ANTED—A WAITER WHO his busi UNDERSTANDS Arply nt No 648 Broadway. swell. ANTED—A (SITUATION, BY A RESP! Prote tant you: g wom~n, to do chamber wor ing, orto take care i TALLY and sew- children. The best of city references given. Please ea'l at 428 Bowery, first floor, baek cau be com, Raetnes WANTED —A PAKTNeR, WITH A cash capital of $1500 to $2000 —T' diver commenced ia one of the best locations. do ess, ste himseif with some respectable perapn who and same smouat ashimself A note «di be promptly attende: to— nfideatial. siruation im a private femi the tase four a MAN OF TEMPERATE HABITS WISH- ly as Coachman, ay copy. NEW AND COv- of ats, in striet [or e fosmer work, $5 per Ss! NG AND SUMMER CLOTHING AT THE CITY Ciething Warehor ‘uiton street, opposi‘e the old North Dutch Charel ‘oats from $1 t» nts from $1 to yen aegis $a. A'wholensitfor 88: D.. SMITH, 102 Fulton rt sacks tr srock of LARKE, TAILOR, vepatation 16 WILLIAM STRKE: d John atreets, offers to the pu mons jar th body rom $5 to $10, I have a bre evere thing pe 5000 Zephyr Sack «and Spring Overconts of the most elecant finish, at lowe: SPRING COATS, INCLUDING CASHME- reves. Tweeds, Lise Camblet Lustres, « Jothe, Kremlirn, Key in Polkas, Frocks. Coatees. ices ever before offered in New York Teri s DANL. & J, DEVLIN, No. 33 PANTS AND VESTS, FOR THE SPRING 600 ‘and snmmer, al! from the very latest importations, and at the rednced pri ey are ot id at prices it of baying the closest manner, DANIML & No. 33 Jobn eet corner of Nawan, LE? OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE—LA. effects ies and Gentlemen having suverfia of, sach ‘cash price for the same by se the post dene es. as wearieg appa el, office or otherwise. 0 will J. LE VENSTYN, 466 Brondway, can be atier ded to by Mra Leverstyn. fash. ORSETS DE rapla (NEW PATTERN), LAST amongst the most fashionable gracefal for the form, as well as movements of the person who ‘o be had ovly at MDME. PROS so atrire, No. 53 Canal street ion adopted at Most comfortab! HE qu NEPHEW OF WILLIAM TELL—AN OLG f Wil’ Tell, Fecrios eee, just ree ia Leg imported | Please vive stand im Broa: ile corner of Wall an ‘Oregon, my clerk, ftom the § Ager nts of y e lowe: Be the fry be! ity of my chesnuts. I never edvertise in te vapers ee Lh ve good o FRA 8 TADDEY.” Born see HINCKS, FELLOW OF THE ety of Lecturer by tt caries’ Company de Rehoo! ef the pri deliver, in fall six Le tures on the Philosophy of Vexe in which the most inieresting views of tl and the on, nathorized ayn f Surgeons and thy of London, Jate Lecturi f Medicine, end who has also lectured jotenical we of their parts, with the funds I princi. | fleaiion, will be explained ; and tlintrated | ‘Of monstvorit es, and by drawings, ‘The object will be to convey | admirers of flowers, ahd requir- understanding, it relati day and Thursday | wre Ff ly, “ammmencveg_ on Tara bert t 3 Pe rpracared at the 0 y 0 jeadlone qi 1 Binale a | oo O'S OLVERA HOUSE TO LET—APPLY by Office, between the hours of 10 o’ciock, eed an 2 @precively. Par vate Boxes $3.—: we jouday Fr ite 59 ce: NEWwaRK THEATRE—F. 8. CHANFRAU, PRO- prietor.—Doors open at 734 o’cloek; curtain will at ; amily Circle 25 cen VIR , Apat 3, US—Virginius, Mr. A. A. Advams; Dentatu ch; Appius, Braudon; Virginia, Miss Hitureth. F ad, M x see hak a 5 the we Inte B « COX—Box, Mr. W. spman ; Cox, jerpert; wire Bouceer, Mrs, Wray. To couclude with the ¥' UNG (CAMP—Joseph, (theSeamp,) Miss 8. Denin; Mildew, Mr. Salisbury; elizi, Suiss Hilaresh. Sediev, Miss Mr. Chapman: ger, Chapman: Ophelia jie, Miss Anoy Watters. AN IN DiFFICULTIES—Mr. Crap, Mr : Piminy, Mrs. Mike; Mr. dediey, Chay Mrs. ‘Vo. minons, jentle | +, LNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA i nt EmrON. jedan ir AND. will be performed Shake~ Mr. Au les » Ghost, "viv Queen. ys Ho Be woe iss C. (hap Pas de x coaclude with A GENTL! Beckett; Mrs. Mra. Rogers. OTICE—HACKMEN jeg Company to the Colts AND OTHERS DELIVER- 113, to im. this evi 4) re! han ; Goods and Parisian ni Dozen a to the Lubi jon Soiree, will fice their horses saa ay, and in reverse orsver when taken away. JOH. ff wil superinvend the above arrauy ement. ‘woop- i neatie, 1 two choice Ferfames for infinne variety of rich Faney men: PIANO FOR $90.—THIS 18 A GOOD INS1RU in good oruer. and in good tuse I be 10d at che above price, if application be made this we at No. 152 Fulton street. tase Will at the auth » rt of this wor! ions of the id to meet at e 1del scholars will receive i adge for the ted wail 7 the class "el nes id Moncay, April ‘och ‘0 commence on it whic! at jerenc Ton, (e01 G°ANISH GRAMMARS THE SECOND NUMBER ‘of Senor Vingu'’s Spanish G: day last, and may De had a¢lt the principal =~ (esey street. As fur the me- is espect/ully invited to th will be for ber. Senor Viagut al about to form two ammar is out esas ‘clanes fur be- the cther for lad fe M, at No.4 u may please to 4 the rate of six dollars for each tron. Ber). F. tation, e Folsom, commer 23d street : Walker, eq . 56 Unicn Prace. © ker’s solat Those. would do. well 2, eal rho have T the pabli Trevent the pa dye, itis ouly for sale RIKER’S WONDERFUL DISCOVERY--STRI- mm for changing grey hai inal color is different from et been ——, by, I. 3 plied. », price 50 Pygnnd kar Fous print eT 8 arleen fan iitep snprlybef artificial Bes Si50 OF store, $1 50. proceed to sea, Orleans, fa ca “e oelock, P.M. New York, March 23, NOKRIS, Clerk. W ORLEANS—LO De eran of Packews.—Very ‘The new aud very 9 ines South st ‘on board after Mr. Nor ge F. Sane on survey oo reach survey on at Office open enite! nor Bai William Sizabeth tenve the steamboat pier ay.afternoon, at 5p"! N ‘vewel, on of aT pool oa the w Hy Po ay address. DY OPEOPITION HO, MO! at TERS OF VESSELS r, the followine Osan — jeeme Yom’? o'clock 148. Mi ced rates of, fra packet Duk ELI- or ecalee, and will : le regular day. For fr iter nee: on Walt street. or to b. K. vel no Breiayt wy ate vening, Creevye who. will chet » andl sail hy wre 50 cents. ar. Keeeatt ‘Captain ————— 1 Cases, ‘at the | wess prices. ™ j