The New York Herald Newspaper, April 12, 1848, Page 3

which J bave just seen, the wind is stated to have been aouth west, was as fair 8 wind as could blow for Bt John’s The following, from the St. John’s Chronic’e, a ‘more cleariy still that the blame has been urjustly attached to me, and that the loss was altogether to the attributed to the mistakes of thoso in charge of the Barbara, and to their not availing them- selves of the opportunity of gettiag/ the vessel into a place of safety, when they had it in their power. The Barbara sudsequently made Renews, (a only twelve miles tothe northward of Cape Race, ani eat twenty-four from where I spoke her) without any acci- dent that [ have heard of, which place the cap*ain took to be Capo Breton, having basen misled by the Ome- gs’s chrouometer, which she had received. on board, (This ise mest unsocountable mistake, the brig being supposed to be 600 mites of longitude nearly from ber true position.) The second mate and one of the hands of the Omege went on ehore at ween ‘the ‘Was tco far off and thet he would wait until she came in. Tn the meantime the Barbara attempted a couree for St. and in so doing mistook Heart's Point (ome. Pet- larbor,) for Cape Spear, and in consequence of this mistake the vessel was wrecked and so many lives untor- ala lost. Hadl fallen in with the Barbara at 0 distaves from land I should have considered it my duty to remain by her until | o oi racer! her whatever assistance she might hi in the position in which | found her, pti sails and rij ging end hull, free from damage. with the land in peti: ‘and distant only 12 miles, with » leading wind, I subait to you that the case Je an entirely diff-rent one; and_deeply as I deplore the unfortunate loss, | feel in my own conscience that i am perfectly free from any blame or censure, in which | am tustained by the opinion of Mr. Sandford, a gentleman who was on board at the time, and who has returned with me to New York; and I feel convinced that when inteliigence of the shipwreck and the imputations cast Upon me reach England, the other psssengers who were on board will all willingly give their testimony in my vindication and exonerate me from all censure, as the passengers who have now arrived in the Hibernia have already done, in a letter which they have all signed. Your obedient servant, N SHANNON. ‘The undersigned, pacsengers in the steamship Hi- Halifax, in the New York il, a letter from a Boston elfare and comfort, ) present to the public the following a8 correct statement of the fact, derived from’an examination of the officers, logbook, and information given by one of their own ber, who was a passenger with Captain Shannon at ing Cape Race, (Newfoundiand.) on the afternoom of the 24 of March, blowing @ strong ale from the westward, the Hibernia fell in with the ig Barbara, of Halifax, lying to under a close geod maiutopsail, and baviog a signal of distress flying. bearing down and speaking her, it was ascertuined that abe was short of water; but not understanding from their expression that bom d were entirely destitute, end it being utterly impossible to give them a supply, (the sea Tunning so high thac no open boat could have lived,) they were advised by Captain Shannon to bear up for land, which was then in sight, twelve miles distant. and which they could have eas! ng gained, as the wind then blew. The result proves the judiciousness of the ad- vice of Captain Shannon; the land was made and the brig reached » safe harbor. which, owing to some un: sie & i pon tl et 7th larch moe) a row some it upon uao- feat og and Eislaaotioly etry article, after nar- rage, @ officers of the navies England, ‘America, and France have nobly peritled and property to rescue those on the ocean 1m distre: and which have awakened feelings of gratitude and pride in the breasts of all who have a or read of them, and drawn forth euitable public testimonials, we would not therefore, have an officer whose only misfortune was in his eyes to render assistance, unjustly condemn- and hope that the public will do Slee to Captain annon, and, with ur, fully acquit him of the charge. Steamship Hibernia, April 8. 1845 Sicnatunes —John'F Sandford, Missouri; Lewis W. Tapvan, Bostor B. Duncan, Providence, R. 1 ; Fran- ols Nellison, Aix-la-Uchapelle; J.C Hasart, Paris; Jas. Clews, Sts ffordsbire. E: ; Jotham Post, New York; Ro- bert G cee do; ’B. Wallace, New Orleans; A McKeard, Jr, oe Smith Surler, Jr, New York; George Hastings, ao john Ree. Prince Rupert’s Tal; Wemyss M Simpson, do; Jno. Richardeon, Great Bri- tain; F Hersent. France; — Alexander, do; oie Evans, Ireland; Charles C. Burr, Boston; Char 6s Kad- well, Montreal; James Denhoim, Quebec; W. Harris, Canada; John Smith, Montreal 9 ities, D. Bell, Quebec; James R E Edmonstone, —;'W. W. Bonnin, London; 8. Fuller, New York; James Lenox, do; Georg Dim, (one of t! rvivors) ; eA Colquhon, Montreal; James Dobkerty, St Johne, John Thomas, do; John Cooper, New York; James Ania Liverpool; Joseph Norton, Menchester; H. Theune, Pruseia; James Holland, Staffordshire, Eng. vor. ot froma letter from James Lee, Esq. of New ‘ork ‘We were teken ont of our course on 24 March by brig with a signal of distress flying; bore down to her: stopped steam; it was blowing with a do; A heavy sea on. She toldus she wanted had 150 seule on board, part picked up from a wreck; she scem rode beautifully 4 all right as to soils and rigging, with such a sea. No water could be rent her, as boats and water would both have been etove in attempting it. As the land was in sight, the eaptam told him sv. Aud as St. Johns was only sixty miles off, and he could run there in a very short time, the wind being fair, our cap- tain did mot ‘tbink it juetifiablo to attempt relioving her, in which all agreed. ——— Exhibition of Beautifat Palniings—We call attention .o the truly splendid collection of Paintiags now on exhibition m the Gramite Bailding, comer of Broadway and Chambers street. which will be soid to-morrow morui by ests Lerds& Co ‘They may be seen today and evel Jone shouid fail to visit the: Tremendous Excitement!—Just published, a ore of the most wovel and ter, enitied ‘an expo icy aod rasca ly Avge of the ir weaitn, ted States HIRAM ANDERSON bas jeces of Impzrial Thi a ia Carpeting. Hearth ting, Wicdow shades, &2, alrof which will be sold 25 per cent less than at any other establishment. Re- member No. 99 Bowery. « Sooti’s Shirts”—_Query—There apprars to be two different classes of men in New York. Do you kaow Whit makes ore class Joo uch superior to the other ? Aeswer—Thats a fret that has arack me frequentiy. But l ave vever been able to account for the difference. It certain: not the cloth, altogether. Why, no—let me teil you: bavs six shirts * year from Scott, 94 N: and gent mn astele truly mechanical, they corse- ft beautifully. ‘The other clase don’: care two atraws Whether they wea any shirts oF not, ¢s long on they are toler avd, Whea you want any shirts, call there first;he sells a mogoifiert one for $1 50, ard warrants them tu fic. Opposite Herald oflice. Established 183). Cheap Olomhing—Them | $5 sults are ‘They comprise Ld on dh ella nd iao an ai sor of cloch, tweed, tte, ‘War and Great Excitement in France, avd still greater on the corser of Falton aud Nasssu streets, oppe- site onr effice. It is astonishing to sce the great business fread Young is doing, and well he mey do. ee 3 Vix" yea a the Ia vel weet, of boots and gaiters in thi sh eal ay fom BA 2, tar! ‘5 and it io "five calf BY id chea; pen to be found, wa: ranted to stand for five ore urafel or economics) than thi B ‘atvon, 45 Williom svect, ond J. ¥, Bavege, 92 Fulton street, have the exe usive sale of them "Also, all other pens from $1 up- wards. Bayley’ (¢ gross or dozen, at man factur- ere’ prices. Pens Gold Pens—Someshing Enttsely Old—Dia- Moud Pom.ed Gold Pens, $: 25 only, py i cil Case iacla- Points War auted vot to come off. A Lai ant Cy] deal- JW EATON &CO , 71 Gedar stree! tly made great imp-ovements iu their Pens mK Cc now selling the most ae article that can be inh mnrhetat reduced pi ‘The pens ad ised as some- ly new, are not new, but old, made. al a bor Feus of ull the best makers, fall 25 per cent Gold Fess aud cases repaired. as owed of ts. jess than anywhere else. Gold Pens—Something ee renteat improvement of che sge is ay entirely new style of Cord sen Jeet trocu ea by Beers & Clark, 25 Joha street. up ints are Tore durable; Tauarvoir for ia ext: (a ad. tqtion to these acd other r4van'ages, 1p 1 Cheap ecough to come within the reach of all Ritegetuer the pens aow in use. Bold only nD ke, 25 Jotun stiect wo stairs. New Crop Teas— We wou'd Inform our real- ers that Mr. JU. Fowler, Nos 250 and 423 Greenwich and 76 Veary streets, has just recrived from the late sites a verv inrge. acd extensive assoitine. tof choice green and biacy tens, all of whier have been selectat with great care, and will bi Jower peices than ever d before. Country merchs £ mibes will far! thi lent place to make the: arge stock of teas aud ae lowest cash pr Medallion Wigs and ‘Tonpees.—Batcholon’s Jigs and Senlpe nre the perfection ot wig making, and s0 pers fertly anay end natuent in at nee na todety deteccion. mide ofthe fin eagrarel ov har,and adapted tn the simplest miocer vidual, Proof of the high estimate of ens of the art of wig moking. {he he asilvr COMMERCIAL AFFAIBS. MONEY MARKUT. ‘TKuesday, April 1.6 P. M. There was a deci.od improvement to-day in the atock market, and prices for most of the fancies advanced a fenotion, At the first board Long Island went up 3; per cont, Farmers’ Loan 4, Harlem , Norwich and Wor- coster 1, Roading Railroad <, Pennsylvania 5’, Trea- sury notes 3. The transactions were only to « moderate extent. At the second beard Illinois 6’s went up ¢ per percent, Harlem %, Long Island 34, Farmers’ Loan < Canton %. The market closed firm at the improvement. Money is comparatively easy. Loans canbe easily ne- gotiated on the beat securily at seven per cent, and it is the general impression in the street {het before the first of August,.the rate of interest will rule as low as four and five por cent. A considerable amount of specie came out in the Washington, and has been deposited in the Na- tional Bank, to the credit of a refugee from France who arrived in the Hiberni This is but the beginning of a movement of this kind, which will swell until an immense amount will find its way here for permanent invest- mont. ‘The stook securities for the redemption of the cirou- lation of the James Bank, aze to be sold at the Exchange, in this city, on the 20th ‘nstant. The list includes $9200 Now York State fives ; $0,200 ditto fives and a half; $5,000 United States fives, and $19,009 Michigan Univer- sity sixes. The remainder of the securities in the Comp- troller’s hands cousists of bonds and mortgeges to the amount of $45,943. The amount of the circulation of tho bank, at the date of the lost annual report of the Comptroller, was $69,266. The New York Gas Light Company ‘have declared a dividend of four and a half per cent, payable on the first of May. The annexed statement exhibits the receipt of the Macon and Western Railroad Company for the month of March in each of the past two years:— Macon anv Westean Rartaoap—Mancn 1848 Passengers . . Freight .... Mail... $14,002 41 Corresponding month last year. . seeeees 10522 72 UMCKORBO. vec eeeeeceeeeeccecer sess oe $3479 69 This increase is about equal to thirty-three per cont, and confirms the opinion previously expressed relative to the probable productiveness of this road. This in- crease is derived entirely from the same length of road in operation this time last year. As soon as the lateral roads, now in progréas of construction, are completed, the income will bs nearly doubled. The reduced cost ofthis road, its economical and judicious manogement, the absence of all debt, is a guaranty of good and steady dividends. The business of this road is yet in its infancy, aud we see nothing to prevent its becomiog one of the most productive public works inthe country A very favorable feature in its Business is the large receipts from freight, compared with the aggregate income. The annexed statement exhibits the note circulation of the United Kingdom of Great Britain, for the month ending January 29th, compared with the month ending January lst, 1848 : — CrmcuLation in THE Usiteo Kinenom or Garrat Bartain. Tie ae D 4 Bank of England. £179.6.761 18,977 446 om G05 Private Ban 598273) 3745 760 ty ne - 6 = 2410222 2 434.855 Eagland, Srrry 25,258 001 1s 3 een i £ SHI hase irae, me | United Kingdom ,£32,483,600 39652900 1890,850 = wing an increase in the note circulation ef Eng- lend, on the month, of €1,863,745, and am increase in that of the United Kingdom, for the same period, of 21,220,250. On compsring the month ending January 29, 1843, with the corresponding period of last year, there is ex- hibited @ deorease of £3,343,839 in England, and a de- crease of £5,809,058 in the United Kingdom. The return of bullion in the Bank of England for the month ending January 29, gives an aggregate amount in both departments of £12,992 272. On & comparison of this with the return for the month ending January 4th, there appears to be an increase of £977,690, and as compared with the month ending January 30, 1847, being the corresponding period last year, there isa de- crease of $657,788. The stook of specie held by the bank in Scotland and Ireland, during the month ending January 29th, was £2,747,613, bsing an increase of £20,806, as compared with the preceding month, and a decrease of £981,430 as compared with the corresponding period last year. ‘The returns of the Bank of England for several periods, present the annexed comparative statement:— Banx or Enctano. Wa on Nov. Dec.2%4. Jan 22 March 18. Notesissued.... £23. Sib B45" 2B 09 1 26,559,265 28,414,360 Gold coin &buli’a 633 10 262,731 11.122'376 12889 560 Silver bullion... hates a2 1,346,344 1,436,889 1,524,800 Banking dep't. % 3615,579 3,726,964 3.991,550 Mi V7 Seven day &: As g UNE. wee ae 807,198 903 278 ‘oe G.ov’ment secu 's ws bes eur 11.065 267 11.464 665 11 572 180 Other do. 8791-117 16.979 060 14 510.963 12 896 S63 3.195 7 786.180 7,447,385 10 967 270 Oeitisersaia’ ‘ou 11g 627,45 617,547 708,781 ME Nfl bi tee ieigad or Enouanp. ‘i Jan 22 March 18. Notes issued... 20385 843 2600015 30'530'%65 128,414,960 Noteson hand... 4,228,095 7,786.180 7,447,385 _10'967,270 Acti. cireulation£19,297,750 17,822 895 19,111,880 17 447,090 According to this statement the actual circulation on the 18th of March was Ices than at any previous period included in the table. Notwithstanding the very great inorease in the amount ef bullion, the movensents of the bank have been more limited, and every department has been strengthened, until they are stronger than they have been before for years. It appears that on the 16th of March, ths bullion on hand amounted to £15,193,141, showing an increase since November last of more than five millions sterling in bullion, and # decrease in actual circulation of £1 850,660. The inoreare in the same time in private deposites, in the amount of reserved notes, and ia the rest, shows the improved position of the insti- tution, and its accumulating profits. With this increase in all the elements of speculation and trade-- with such an abundance of capital and sources of oredit—public confidense languishes, priors for staple products droop, industry is paralized, and every thing convected with commercial matters isin astate ef great despondency. There is no life in trade, and with an ixe- mence accumulation of facilities, we see no immediate prorpect of any important activity in any of the gre it departments cf commerce. Itis a question if England has not injured her foreign markets by the drain of bul- lon, to fill the empty vaults of her bank. In drawing bullion feom every customer she could get.in her debt, she has cut off future supplies, by destroying the demand for her fabrics. When we were importing immense amounts of specie from Great Britsin, we were consumm- ing immense quantities of her manufactures; but the moment the importation of specie ceased, the importation of British manufactures rapidly declined. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of calicoes, printed and dyed, exported from Great Britain in each of the past three years, distinguishing the extent of shipments to each country. Caticoxs Paintep ann Dyep, Exrontep rrom Gazat . yor. Exported to Yards. Barbary aud Morocco Brenls 44400,168 Buen, Both Weat ina 58,418 1183496 677 976 eh pence nent Bri Be c ios and Mexico... New Holland. N 99.144 98 scan 12 044,401 11694.766 4 ‘Trieste, Aust isn is & 2262 174 Turkey and Levant 28.560.238 31.190,478 United States of America, 13197 BSL 195865¢9 44,425,017 Total... see see vee e+ 310,050,697 267,081,797 287,384,919 The increase in 1847, compared with 1846, in the ag- Sregate, amounts to 20,800,106 yards, while tho increase in the exports to the United States in 1847, compared with 1846, was 30 869,508 yards, and to Turkey and the Levant, 11,005,329 yards, There has been a great increase in the exports to Brasil, Buenos Ayres, and South Ame- rica generaily, but a small per cent compared with those to Turkey, the Levant, and the United States. In the early part of 1847 and the latter part of 1846, the principal supply of food—breadstufle—for Great Britain, was drawn | from the Mediterranean and from the United States, and | the {influx of bullion into these countries, in payment for grain, created.an ability to conaume cotton fabrics, atid consequently a demand for them, This additional demand wes of the most eignal service tothe manufac- | turers of Groat Britain, as {t came at atime when the demand from almost all other sources was falling off, and enabled them to keep their mills more actively employed than would otherwise have been the case. The demand for British goods from those countries suffering from a deficiency in the supply of food, was, through 1846 and | part of 1847, litmited, aa will be seen by the above table, The returns for 1842 will show e very great reduction in the shipments of cotton manufactures from Great Bri- tain to the United States; and we attribute the falling off in the consumption and in the demand, to the restric tions placed upon eur money markets by thosteady drain of bullion, for shipment to Great Britain, since the be- ginning of lest November. This drain tas, it is true only been abont twenty per cent of the importatio: in the previous twelve months; but it is the influence a foreign demand for specie has upon cur moneyed institu: tions, and the effect upon public confidence, that pro- duces all the mischief, and checks, for a timo, the activi- ty im trade which, shortly before, was £0 general. Mtge Bonds di io tae ibe Com, full 15 Atlan Brooklyn Bk 100 650 do 100 Farmer’ fr 360 298 100 do 160 do b30 2-% 100 Harlem RK 9 do 30 in do “0 do 30 33g 50 do wo do b20 303% 40 do 52! 100 Morris Canal 1” 2500 do 52 65 New Jervey 100 59 do boo 53 125 Nor & Wor RR 6% 0) do bie 585% 5 do 36% 100 do 52 10 do 3634 250 do 50 do b30 36} Second Board. $5000 U S6s, 53 91 100shs L yd RR, #60 31 5°00 Ill Fundable Bonds 443% 50 a3 31 100 shs Harlem RR 5 100 bd 3 100 do pio $3 fo Nor& Wor RR, 360 36; 200 do biS 5336 atw 36)6 50 do 43 43 63) 35% Long Inland RR, 130 3 ia Farmer's Loan a 2 ‘anton Company 200 do beo 3344 50 do. bso 33) 160 do slamo 30 New Stock Exchange. 200ahas Harlem RR bd 5254 100 pine Cantea. Co 830 32% 100 do tw 39% 280 Long AI RR bid 3 100 do ba 528% 100 30 31 2 2 bs 52\g 50 Nor & "Wor RR 95% OLTY SRADE REPORT, New Yoru, Tuxspay Arrennoon, April 11. Wo have to notice continued dallness in most articles . lace. There was more doing in flour, and some jers filling for the Ei but at rather lower prices, ex- cept t for choice brands, jh sold in small lots at about the same quotations. The transactions embraced lots of Genesee, Michigan, Oswego and Troy. Southern was inactive, with . downward tendemoy in prices. Wheat was dail, and br 4 Were not disposed to meat sollera, except at ae islderable reduction on prices asked be- fore the news. Corn was sleady at about yesterdays prices. with moderate sales, consisting fy gh of Jersey aud Northern yellow. Meal was less firm. Rye con- Maced at about the same rates. Oats were firm. Tho telegraph reports Baltimore aad Buffalo showed no in prices, The line to Boston Soles, out of order, d no report of that market to day. In this market there wae more doing in mess pork, and at rather better rates; prime remained about t! Good lard con- tinued firm. There was po chan groceries Su; continued to sell at steady prices ; while coffee was odmparatively quiet. Oa account of the charter eleo- tions ’Change was not qaite as attended as usual. Asi ‘Sales of 50 bois of Ee were made at $5 624. ee, includ ealee jade at $6 25. at $6 8734. Antewards aeale. of bile wg near mee X20) was reported” at roe rs. were reported sold ante de 0 oe a f 0 On at 66.25, and 200 do 96 31%. Southern was gales and woquete Howard street end Alexandre 66 1: Oe Wheat—The article was lower; for Genesee said to be no buyers = $1.37, and for ‘Oblo $ $130, 80. No sales transpired. Corn —Sales of 1600 bushels of good Jersey Ry arg were made at 540; 1500 do do in the slip sold 530; 800 do handsome northern rold at 550; 900 New Jersey vellow at 540, and 500 do Northern yellow at 530, Meol -Sales of 100 and 200 bbie New Je: were made at $2 37). BR e— The article wes sendy at 750; sales of 3000 bushels were made on private terms. Rye slour—Sales of 100 bble w+-e made at $3 50. O1tse—Northern were firm at 46ca4i:+, Borlhy—Sales of 500 bushels were mude at 9Jc. Beang~ 100 *oushels Sourhern sold at 750. Corron—The market has opened ats decline of one at which about 1000 bales were dis- Davos—We report sales of 5 cases oil of Cassia o $2.20. 6 mont Fauit—We notice a fair demand from the trade, with sales of 400 boxes and dry raisins at $1 40 a 1 50, and 1200 lbs dried app! it 4c. Sales were made by auction of 400 voxos raisins at $1 87 a 1 46, nd 800 half boxes at 6 ‘There was considerable activity in the market and the following lots were disposed of, viz : 500 ls Halifax mackerel, No. 2 on,private terms; 100 do No. 3.(in bond) at $4 3734; 70 quintais Pollock at 736, yeep iy oo $2.50" For dry 00d there was a fair at fall prices. The market for American to-da Hemr - No sales reporte: dow rotted continues firm at $1 35 a1 40. Inpico—We note sales by acution of 26 ceroons (Gau- tamala) at 80 095 c., 4 months. Leap.—Bales of 1400 pigs were made at $4 35. cash. Moxasexs—Sales of 20 hhde Cuba were made at 280, and 63 hhds do by suction at 193¢0 a 20}40—4 mos. Naval Stones—Sales of 250 bbie spirits turpentine | were made at 350. Some small sales were reported 36c. There were no ralos of rosin or raw eiooteg 118—Linsesd—Sales 10,000 gallons English sold at 56c. cash, and 2,000 do. city pressed, at 590 to 60 ; selected whale was worth 35c. to 360 , and Ly i ow do, 89}¢c ; winter d sperm was worth 117e., ant tural do., 1120, Ow Meat —We notice sales of 150 bags at $1 37%. Peas —Sales of 100 borers 4 field, were made at $1 00. Paovistons,—Sales of about 1000 barrels mess perk were reported at $9 8734, with some portions ghtly above that ; 50 barrels prime ol Sales of barrels of prime were mi oat $8.25. re varrels hams were sold at 60. Beef remained quiet. Lard—Sales of Sbs prime quality were mede at 6)¢0 ; it was seid that 63¢0. was afterwards offered for prime, and refused. Keg lard was said to be some less fir Sales of 300 barrels were made on private terms. 50 firkins of Grease Butter were sold at 73:0. There was | no change of moment in butter or ch: Rice—Small sales (50 tieroes) were made at $3 3154 Sexo—Sales of 40 barrels clover, prime new, were made at 70 Sucars.—We noticed an incresred animation in the market, with sales of 70 bhds Porto Rico at 4% a 5%; 130 do Cubs at 434 a 4% ; 75 boxes brown Havens at 535 ; 100 do do at 54a ox: 140 do do, 554, 534 a 5%, 4 months. Sales by auotien of 133 bhds New Oriesns at 40 40. Sumac —We report sales of 200 bags Sicily at $60 per ton, 6 months. Tstrow.—There was not much doing ; we quote good rendered at 90. | Tonacco continued in steady demand. Sales of 12 | bales ot Havana were made by auction (inferior) at 138 20c; five boxes! manufactured 5's; do at 374, carh; three nds keg 634 @ 7340; 27 do do common at 3 a5s—4 movths. ‘Wines —Further sales of 30 qr casks Portat 65 8 906 ; basa) do sweet Malaga at ae pans, & mont! | JA wx—The retail sales of the wo te about 6000 Ibs northwe: 280. Wuisxrr —Sales of 50 bbis State Prison were reported 23c; 60 do do at 22}<c; and 50 do of Pennrylvania at 0. Fri uts—Small ements continued to be made to Liverpool of cotton at 3-164; of corn at 4a 5d; and of lard at 17864. To London heavy it was at 25 9 30s. It wae reported on ’ch: that ship Argo, pe eanren for Havre yesterday, carried out $200,000 specie. MAREE ELekiw Ha Bisa w Haas. Bautmon ave bs vest eas, ime Bi | uh Saco a dae o. ame of ae, cowed at 10436 7" La 5 (6's) coped. at 10296 oa! Sta be rian 9636 J °y agin alosed st 9% aehedy oebia, Mi atmos Ohl 'ts way shares closed at 3836 asked, 373 bic Privapetrata. April Pd Board—$3900 Stste Su 7336; 19 400 do, 7344s 3000 doy 73%. 160 Lehigh 6s, 62: 8 she ial Bk 524; 100 do U 8 Bank, b5, 334: 7 do reun Ins &e ay? 3.19%, Miner ‘Baler a31 00 Sate Sac ak = do, im ne Pe do. 735: pore wz a 6s. 80; 1090 ope Nes the behest ne, 16do Ugion Coon ing ano Be rd—$1200 8 |. 139K; 36 do. 8 bani 94; ayier Baler—$10,000 State 51,733 er as aoe My Mechanice bana, 266. bay April 10—Firet Board--1 sh Bosion and Provi- dence Ra Mi 2 Notthera rarer Boston and ater 4 CI BG id, ond, b10, 1836; 50.do, b 1 week 8 5 years to Becond i tern Kailroad, 103}6: 3 Colony Railroad, 9356; 6 "Wentera Railroad, 10354; DOMESTIC MARKRTS. New Oareans, a 3, 1843.— ‘otton—The unfa- vorable vices by the’ Cambria, which i found in our columns, ha' it, 3) @ 3%0. Mol: —Prime, 2 amigo. Flour—The market is heavy, ond prices ha’ fe 200 bbis Ohio and 500 bbls 2d St ‘at $5; 600 Ohio at a fraction joe Bt. Louis, on privete terms. nd prices drooping. Sales 3500 ite, at S10; 600 at 300; 300 yei- low at wwe 100 white at 369; 350 yellow at 370, and 700 choice yellow, at 890. Oats. 30% a 3140 Whiskey— Rectified, 170, Pork, $8 750 $9. Prime, $7 12}; prime mess, $8 60 Bacon, 4 @ 40. Exchanges—Little or nothing doing. way ouls, at me $5 a0; 80 500 Ohio, bene $5; and 600 choi FORRIGN MARKETS. » March 31, 1848.—About 200000 boxes of ¢ been exported from this place and Matenzes since the “beptaning of the year; but the news f the late revolution in France has quite paralysed our morket. Molasses, 1% rs. The last sales of rico, by the Cherokee, from Savannah. 10% rs Exchange on London, nothing doing New York, 1 to 13¢ discount. Married, On Thursday morsivg, the 6th inet. by tho Rev. Ebenexer Mason, Hucw 'Muwno, of the city of New York, to Mantue, daughter of the late James McClen- naehen, Ei On Tuesday, the 11th inst., by the Rev. E Lathrop, J. Donemus Mitts, of Newtown, L, I., to Mise Puree Ann Dotson, of this city. ° | bor aoe gi p -» Many G. seed 63 years Monroe street, at 40" nding @ cheers for the id, be e ae 4of the incenliary. ole A. Boole. Wm. H Boo HL WATTS, Chairman kul tnvited. of the Tribuse offive, nud ia aementy Joh Ff v fangements; Joha mittee W Eng Ft ford. pi. Philadel; wr yo Frid of Robt Mili "On the 10th lust, atere ipgering Beir. a native of fathroune county Down, Ireland, 0 more. Resolved, that this ineetie adjc Dod A.W. Bradford, N.B. Blunt Hance, Benjamin Drake, - Me we agree to go to work. Ri Rewived Shipweighis of N awe i eagseed t ted bys subse: Sigued, H. H. Wat! Murphy, H. ous RGE Ww. WILCOX. Secretaries. C4 FESTIVAL.—THE THIRD ANNUAL | FEST. val im commemoration of the birth-day cf Henry Clay, will be held atthe Apo lo Saloon,on Wednesday evening next, the 12th day of Aprlt, at 73¢ o'clock. A number of distin- fied whigs, from diferent parts of the country have been “Tickets inay ety . Wi oO. W. B ved, Ths tion ‘on the ap Gory, wile of John N. Slee. bg the 11th infant daughter of John N. and Mary morning, 7th inst,, Anna, , Esq., of Baltimore. ra. ALICE The friends and acqualutances of the family, and thoseof her sons. Hugh. Patrick and Jobn Bell; and also her acns-i i: law, tery? Mecser and J peotis wited to attend ber fune: ctterpoom. 1808 fet from her late po tl ‘No. 306 ‘Ateer, aro on Wednesday None ieiaar Wa AT aN ADJOURNED MEET. Id at Warring’s Lorg Room, 26 Houston street, on committees, appointed the followivg resolutions to in aetet YT “ire to the attached tothe ship yard of Met jer H. Webb, en Testa ot ike eee. const fers of New York, dooffer the fol- areward o who will on OF ts, Kranci: Willick, Grorge W. Koseyel', Wr. L. Wilecx, M. L. ir tte, ee Page Neer ary. Ezacetivg hen Kelly. 8.8 Ward, William Tyson, N. G. B Taney St gw th his inaad le references. ore. in Maiden t pareuts rected ane, a Led ANTED, | IN A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL about 16; ove re- id with the most wnt Address a note to GEORGE, WANTED@4 SITUATION: BY A man, to do waitivg or chamber work, or Beatofe ity references given. Apply at 159 "Grand street * apd in sewing. oN Sith Welawtig Apr igh “mre re, Lg Po acer and cal pe Erg t utre tables do washstands, French bedstenss, mattrasses, J. Bap a iv rays] Catalogues H&NeY iH. ‘LEEDS, AUS TIONEER—CITY | HOTEL Wines—Notice— Henry H. Leeds & Co, will sell at Auc- tiv, on Thursday, 20th April, atthe City Hotel, the e Stock of thet e: sive establishment of the pgepriotees, 1 tiriug from busicess. Full particulars in a few days. TORE 187 CHAT- day. Wednesd ale of lady’ ite, pillo per} ae baal By order OEABRAS ot egene FURNITURE — will veil valuable parlor and t furniture, at No. 28 Division street. , a superior d reewsea F piano, cost $4100. Sale to commence at 31 ‘clock this day. ¥, JOSEPH | HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER —TO- Morrow, Weduesday, April 12th—At 10 o'eleck, A.M, ac No. M4 Uolumbi Arepont street Bronklya, Gen teel household f rai ting of sofa, mah hi maheginy and jaurble tt sarpets, on! cloth, randole ast, stead: Thattrasses, "bed dinner set, French ¢ ver plated ones urn ,castor, sookstove and kitchen forniture the «fice, 63 Fulton st, Same P. ‘M at 1é9 Coumbia street, household of pier glass, pier table, mahogany and ether ch ind other en oft eloth, mahogany Inid tab! crockery. s' AWNBROKER’S SALE. A.D TTERFIELD WILL sell at public auction this m rand street, a large lot of unrederme sonlyy sines Clatiieay Ladies’ een nina at ESIRABLE 6 ou NTRY RESIDENCE TO LET, furnished inthe best style, on Staten Isiand, Capo di Monte—The well known ‘pacicus mansion belonging to Ma dame Grymmes, 20 minutes drive from the landing, surrounded by lofty foresttrees, with or ie harbor’ the moat exten the ted garden . Abuedan: containing ‘lor, dining room. be ’ rooms. Likewise commanding a be: id tour bed room: kitchen and servai a tifal view, and rk of 18 acres of wood- land. Kor te: jorge Rollins, Auctions or Mra. Grom: small private three deys mily. Can give go rences. Please to enquire at 172 lth street. Can be seen for ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO- general housework, or as cham- city rele taut French Girl. as sa and who understands h street. between 9AM, and Wanner 4 A SMALL foun, A 1PM. PROTES- good references, roe “woly at Gl Kast lth OFTS WITH Sree POWER TO LET—THE 31 and 4th lofts of the rew building, situated comer of Reade ani Cross streets, with s:eam a . Kooms 42 by 46 fret. Apply to James Beebe & (o., 120 Fulton street. Jigeot and enterprising loney for one of the od a this country. Apply fy 13! W 4NTED SEVER LL YOUNG, HONEST, as tosolicit Subse! L POST, INTEL. ber id rs AL er Popnlae Periosicals yub- 140 Nassau Wake BY taught io one in the coua taking cha call at 188 Tre Two or three ehildren, & Finca perbentinignhensua Bone immediate sttention. Good references xi or wou d h: YOUNG LADY WHO Has ahaa for some time. A situation as teacher, ve no objection to THE ROAR ESTABLISHMENT FOR BALE.— Fixtures of the Serar Store 415 t, are offered for Bal store is tow doi low rent for FFICE IN. WALES EY will let one of the eps from first desirable front entrance, ete ,ete Site xchange. Address (conti- may «at this office. WANTED; A PAIR OF HORSES—ANY GENTLE- ur of good. age Nmei family carriage ° ‘au immediate pure addressing Avenue U, secand floor. matrOas OF nurse, other "to 3; and bere no obj pi work fore small fama louse back ror WwW renee gues ples a 2, A Petes gcteith Sug ld vate flmilye, "Phe Boat of city aoa ean begiven. Apply at 938 mixt “tne WAnTD—BY A RESPECTABLE ROUNG. ‘wo- situation ina small £ vate Pha yaiter or ehambei who the eare 0 dren, anc the bert of referene Rertast plnce, Flonse call ar 3 'ANTED—A SITUA young woman, as nui children. as shumberaald a yousg woman, to ironing, cr chambermard and Has no ot jection to goa short be well recommended from her Ty Wim strect, between 3d ned 4 nee wai dis ANTED—A ae BYA RESPECTABLE do chamberwork. washing. an q Address.“ 8... L..” |O LAWYERS—WANTED. PART OF AN OFFICE. or sufficient room fur desk, &c., for which » liberal rent will be pard; Jeeation between Chambers and Joha streets. this office. frllxs adic! = ii j thackefaily received ey ing a line to JA Dean, Ove’ ede post tows of Church ity. of Fermanegh. Ireland, sud her three Mathew, William and’ Btewart mother ‘arrived in'New York, ferm the New York for Upper Cama daies ‘et that.trme, m Toronto ot near it. A 4 wart, who wo! Tone efi, Madi ison who ry wi on the C at that tise, Any accnaat of either of the above wil gd grnefily lsekno NEQRMATION WANTED, BY MARGERY DEAN, of her mother, Mfary Dean, widow of Wi villinm Denn, ot | & the 5 of with their Id country, about 10 ‘Margaret aug moat wedged b address: husband of Mi tv, New York. loraery OFFICE, WANTED. et to make permanet with the famtiy. Unexcep‘ionahle elerences would not obj KR. BREMMIGE, 26 Clivton from ‘vet toeiaht t @ part 19 the bi quires, ease Place ine: address X | foal oame, and where au interview may be hed. 0. DAGUERREOTYP13TS—A GOOD OPERAI OR of remit Lees Don can fiad a permanent by opre avness, DIXON. SAM 8 wObB. the ey Adve tiser can eet, N.Y. UNDERSIGNED HAVE pl Daguerrean Kocms, Buildines ~— mem SPINN TNERSHIP —A GENTLE. ae from Britni ly acquainted wi racti the b Wits etails ‘embrac’ hread ies to meet respectable party 0! ndequate ee the ia ness in this loeslity, where the opening is unquestionably References given to some of the first houres heard of for a DOM- ity, under the style of Joshua jon of a foreign and domest c ‘ion with jai Office, 51 Willinm street. » Robb & JOSHUA New Yerk. 12th April, 1848. that the subser wees cf RINIER loa DOB HUYLER. IxSOLUTION. NOTICE IS HEREBY G VEN nd era member of ‘said firm. New York, ‘April 18, i £29,000 oe eet dd H siiet aeamee id and mort Also, $12, rae A My TO MOAR it ig UNE OR TWO BUMS. ef Beis it tp lam aM « CORT, ine. tara gis basines Orr OF bgt) re ie Pett pee fonuye Erected thin’ hae e 25th imat. Sy ee ogee C.L. 500 pa hn, Bust E88 serra Ad Tr ‘ORK Gas. A py Coat REDERICK | Any woo) peas ke. Mane TABIN. ho baat HANUPACTORY- will id in assuring the public th se in td ‘jan eairee aie ew pattern ADWA inform the: Eerpees ‘arch assor BP. C.. ¥ILLM ARTH RE AP iH d ‘that ne tortchen eter tain sae arte peed Feowe tthe caleoantie F able irene aity, oldest and moat experienced manui factarer of vot svfficient guaranty that every article in his are eta na era 7, Whie! mre wer charg ce mi} will amply sustain the h hie so jes, he ‘eels conf: Hie thathe is able to farnishs better arti ie ata lower piice than any other establishment im this AMIDON’S. 177 Brosdwar. AMIDON'S BrRing HaT mired for Mri nara ne sonten aaah acery respect perfectly adapted to ti Jentlemen about charging their Hate should lool Univens LLY AD- briliianey. They are in er. im at Jy PUB! IAHED, TH Jv nay dto the tine on the Eye: E SECOND KDI revised an 8V0.— pric geueral reader. jondway. en ty, 261 Br entrene: imported & Janne mnoply of Arifeint ives. De, Powel: at- to diseases of tre, Eye and Ear, from 9 to 4 ION OF enlarged, ‘arren Fxped tie Oi turts, hee ’Nn £Uahed wee of Tabarco river. inst., of consum; oeren illness of only five days, Jonn Feapro: iter, for: f Hud Y. ‘At Foughhessele, on the ¢th inst of vonsuptton, Died, sncttthe City cold on Monday meraizg, t the 10th tt destroying States acenrers Br} fe, Vite and Seoure +, with forty barges in tow, crossicg the bar at the 4—Attack of tre Mi Ni jassau, PORTFOLIO, th the Were R. RAMAL, IMPOhTBR OF FORKIGN PLAN = and Exotics has the honor of informing the ladies nage, as he bas recs agaoling, Kh sEi'cholos Aowers. leaves New York on the 20th instant, ¢ pve moderate prices, both wholesale and ret VIN! offers for sale B! Ri; ¢ ‘ihe esac, ee] Alexandr: fee aor fore ta in pot pebelsaad Oriaba3 sents old Frajt, Oroamental Trees aud Shrubbery; Freeh. Vewets- id Flower Seeds; Mixed Grass for La vuquets of id other parties. Gardens i order by practical (Gardeners. man and Florist, 635 Broadway. OARDING IN BROOKLYN —TWO OR TH R. Ek persons thay be accommodated with very pleasant com- iacnwe joome aod renee bond. cS fA rey, ane neii mi wi tor REN 44 Sande st.ccmer of Adem. nn ny APPT HAMILTON HOU3E—THIS FAVORITK WATER- ing Place at the Narro now undergoing extensive alteration, ratory to its opening on the Ist of Vay. ing been Ie by the subscriber fora term of yenrs, he 1n- tends to thoroughty renovate the whole establishment, and condact it ia a manner that will insure the am Re of those rer a summer residence. HAWLEY OIICE—PAVILION GARD. Bias, ‘Tompkinaville, Staten Is! this we: wn estadlishment rei inends and the public generally, th for the reception of viviters Ladies and gentlemen visiting this beautiful house, never fail to be delighted the mag ent view displayed from its id gardens, aview hich takes in the whole of the ons far Hav- MOUAT 1 OMP —The proprietor of ctfally informs his shouss is now open 3 Fablie patromare isren ‘SE, Proprietor. rae Staten Islander leave Foomel: hourly, fom 6 A.M.. till 7 P. OR SALE.—A NEAT LIGHT WAGON, ENAMEL- led Leather Top, Patent Axles the who.ein good order and a very cxcellent wagon—built by Ford. Also. a young atey horse, ax y ring, jut fom the country, Sadan excellent craveller—werrent:d kind. and squad in ber, Apply to JAMES QUARREY, 20 and 22 Amity AM N 8 —The splendid jreambonts ‘huteball street, N. gy ness. Py those who are a! disesaed, that they can beni to De 'G Skirieked” (trom Bt Pe street, whereno quackery and the ill efe=t a willbe tucoenteisd. Very reapectiully AB. J, MESEROLE, 6 Allen street. AST OFF CLOTHING, JEWELRY, Ek pte wanted.—Gentlemen or families having or superfluous effects, generally, which oy dee into cash, will obtan ir price for the same by sending for he subscriber, who will atrend them at their residences by sppointment, through the post office. or other. Teeeive prompt attention EVETT, Office o-a a Street, comer of Broadway. 30 000 Ba ea OP TRE BANS: | ee bb's. Gibbed Herr Mackerel, 200 bbls. Mess nnd Prime Pork, 60 bb prime Beef, 15% bbix and 40 tubs Leaf Lai Herring. 20 ‘packs P, be Butter, 150 boxes Mild Cheese, 100 — Dries Apotes. Fedak Lamp ary . . and Refined ingirs Jas: ‘bbls. and hhds., Teas, Tobsceo, Rice,Coffee, Spices, #2. forsale ‘at the Jowest cash prices, by & CO . 298 Fulton street. NOWLEDGE, Is POWER—-ROUSSEAU BR AS eur, said tut it is better to understand one subject well, | fo have @ cu sory acquaintance with many. (Certainly A "ALON: of 6t Broadway, hasa thorough knowledge of the iseases of the Hx Dhara bast jendriff, &e R, CONVER’S INVIGORATING CORD 1, A Li —This justly celebrated remedy is now ally used | in those deplorable cases of semioal weakness or debi ity, en- I a indiscreet habits of vouth. or mordioate indul- @ Of the passions in ri La cordial the most efficar from the minal the nervous mental exerti ruinons em used with eers. Physicians prowounce preparation ever compounded teria medica for the cure of those involuntary se- es Which are productive of so mnch mischief to apacitating the man for physical or . Various means were used to prevent these the most happy ze Young man, if you would Wraiired then thereto at spirits, and be re: sry, vigor of body nad mind, delay not fo procuret itisthe cre anchor o yeu pa aven cordial obined ert d tual ‘ial ang by bottles for or sie ‘the half-d zen. Ex- reat te | bottle. N. B.—This cordial | I or offensive substance to m oA ewefally fc by addressing Dt. Convers, 533d aveuue, New ‘Stages from the lower port of the city peas every five tes. t. Conver’s advertisement a4 Sun, nutside. and National Police Gazette. Centre streets, is the on | Dts J. HEINE, (cota aes ie ber of the wediest Boclety eee, ° fice practice ‘hose who wish Kegess and pote lle’ next how NO. 2 DUANE STREET. B THO “OF THE | . “PMACTIC AL Rosi ic 2 his residence, lows certain hot «Epeopl erty apore ciate hia services. entire time to the treamen' gured ‘o Di Car ast Cas 7K perfeet eure »y, ra “Bieteres locus aise the, ompereres of of , 3S <1 Sa CARPENTER OX SHIP.SMITHS.—WANTED, by astrovg healthy yotog man, to serve two or three years at the ship carpenter or ship eh business—has aprac- teal browied.e of both tades,and by afew weeks practice, could do the work of a jo Compensation sot so ich of an object asa place to le aa Urs the best of timony as to character, ke, Address H.W. J., at this of Sub BOAT FOR SALE—THE SLOOP YACHT * Syiphide ” about 6 or 7 to farmed complete, verry new, and in first rate condition. Apsly er South Brooblyn. or r 25 Broad street, Newt Yor! THe BRITISH AND NORTH A! ty Bail Bt Bostor n New Teceive mails and passengers. ar follows : Hibernia, ( apt Neil shaaro ednesday, IMM ADA. ‘Neadia, Capt.) Rone, tr S Bosse Wednesday, Sid Mey. “America, Car, CH frou New York Wednesday, loth Britenni ay 2. Lavg, im Boston, Wednenday 17h May. Ca inn Harrison. rom. New York, Weduesdey, 20h mouey, $120, Ro ngiahe, wil on bo nin atier 12 o'eloe! esd For freight or pas 1 iy ply tok. CUNARD. JK., 38 Brendway. NOK LIVERPOOL-THE SHIP ONEIDA, CAPT. TT be detained until ‘Thursday, the’ 13th ina, For Gab fir which ‘she hes peckrt accomm dations, amie dyat Pier 5, Norh River, orto BOYD N. Tontine Building | Tron LIVERPOOL. | the 12th ins: enbin passnge only, for w Aceominadavions, epoly Rr orto HOD WING ida, Capt. very superior Harish | e master on board. at pier 5, N 4 Tontine Roiiding NTATEN ISLAND. Fann¥—Notlon AND | ier Wednesday, April 12th, the steamboats Sylph and Islander. will mak atil further Len ar 9 doy M,at 2do,at 3 do at 4 do, Leave New £7 oieloek A, My at) ovat 11 do, ot | o'eloe ae 10 minutes part 3 dp, at 4 do, at 3 do, at 6 do, P, Seeds. | ions, but without Ta till this cordial was | ie Conver’s office | 2 consa'ted upon suy of the | LAD | EDICAL ( parn-De. MORRISON, 20136 FULTON OPERA novse—N '~D00! put 7, feviormunee tim tuck gn 10 mi half pest @ ti hy D i Wailatiet i the formes BORG An Hans by Dowiaetti oe ifonso,. ig Gazella, or Le astighello, Sig. tro Direttore, nd chorus Mester © Signor "Alfegri and Mclini Costames br Siguoe No indy aneccompanied b> agentlenan, down ia Astor Place with their aud teke vp in Astor i a treet in the reverse order. Notjce—T> faci be Parquet and Amphithentre doors eo Tnarenting ‘or Place and Bighth street wall be opened at the Hovinsnee RAND CONCERT BY 4H, ITsLiaNn Mat ong A Tabernncle—Tharsdsy, April 1 8, I Li Rossi, gnorina a iat Roos Signorina ee hestra puned AY, Horman, ras Patti, Sr. Foxe Pa Or | Opera of NEBUUE gompositions of Donizet ‘et act of the opea of Ne BUCHADNE Nebuchsduezzar, Signor Bereventano; Ismael, Sr. || Zachariah, Ss Osi, Abigail Higuortan ruil Phe a bo io Amaia ti; High FP f dah, Anas, Signor | over vedneczar b: Chorus -Our joyous preparations: Armand Cor tevzetto, Warriers ! the temp'e is takeu. 4 bir ail, Pheneat Tammael. Choruay To shieid this holy edifice "2 charinky avDs Hebrew women. Levites aid wiriors (rand Concent PAbizail, Nebuchviuezsar, Fhewena, and female+h: rus. Grand: Artin and Chorus Abigailend the High Priests the haly code le, Wht attem, Lo js. Romanza. « p arah, Heeitative ond Ch: P09 oa, Zrchariah aud Levices, my head the crown, Abigoi!, Phe mael and priests, nobles and populace. @ Amore, Donizetti, Siguorina Bened Romance, [1 Kogan, ment, dig Algieri, Mos: cua, Nebnel edeeazar, _ Part 3—Daet, Fil ana in Duet, Normana Pari ij ercadante, Si or AY gnove. indi Rouen. Donvaett rotdi Grand Choras from Eraani, Verdi, by ihe ‘choral depar'ment. Maestro, Signor Berili. Leader of the ore? esta, Signor Lie Tickets $1, to be had atthe music store: incipol hetela, and hex of fice of the Artor Place Opera, half past 8 to 12 end | at to 3, No.2 Ww sreet OWERY THEATRE Re OPENING OF this now magnificent Theacre, on Tharaday Evening, April 13th, 1848, will, 1 is believed prove the commence: ment of a new ers in Theatricals in this city; for.it wihe ig tention of ihe Manager to contest with a'l rivels! oN a sae amply sufficient ioe ously splendid spec st completsd at the cor the perfect production of the wm. tacles! ‘The new Embellishments: cf.several thovsaud dollars, costly description The Front pas Is rately and rchly onamented with mouldings of ry one doligately tinted ground work of pile The com; an’ has been stengthened, by the add: Yeral popular Artist who will appear m rapid, succes sion, ai rthe celebrated St.re of America and Ev- rope; and :wo der to give the fullest effect to there perform. the magnificent wordroe, manninetmed exp easly hartes Kenn, ot ans heolnte enst of $12,060, has been W red by Mr. Hominy. exp easly forth hentre NHATHAM THe ATH. ——W eK DNESDAY EVEN. ing. April 12h, 1648, wll be presented the drama of the DREAM AT SE A—ally Cr aber, Mr Bas wood, Mr. Hield: Black Hatph. Mr. Varve Mr. Wivans: Anna Trevanien, Mra Q, Joy an for Biddy Nutts, Mis Booth: Margaret Mra. Isherwood Afer which, the RPIRIT YO THE WATE. or the FIRE Fit = Hal aprne Mr. Hield; Master Lapwig Frog, Winans; Mrs'J-B Borth: Ondine, Mra G-SJones: Dame Margue- ee ofr eloriat To ronclude with the farce of SKETCHES f INDI +—Tom Tape, Mr. Winans Count G orieux. Mr. Chanfrau; Ly 4 Scracgs, Mrs Isher- wood. Doors open at 70’elock. ea meena mie eT, at The o’elieck. Rexes, 25 cer ITCH’ LU’s OLYMPIC oeerar —WFDNES the atitarreth ments will commence — Schloppsen. Mr Hol- fou be fullowed by # any lo. ce, ea ved. GLAD A’ EW YORK IN 18: hanfrau; Joke, M mover Ripe Bis bbins, iylort Mary. Mine Phill Jane. Miss Roberts. he followed by the farce of OUT ON 4 a Pippies, Mr Holland; Mr. Fitz Co) Fn Caper, Miss Marr Taylor’ WIV ES—Mi ebtree. Mr Conover; M: Phillipe. B OADWAY THEATRE—WEDNESDAY VVEN- ing Aprit 12th, will be presented the drama eniled the AD: VOCATE—Antoi Mr D.C. And: ins To >» Miss Re To be followed by Francis, Mons. Bow Pas di it J Lt the Corns de Bellet 3 Grand tas de Quarte, La Cuprinite Mlle Blangy, M'l'e Vallee, Mons. ouxsry, and Wrethoff. Doors cree At To’clock —Pertormance to begin at, if pa 7. Dr le and. Parquetta, 20 cts--Famity circles, 25-cts, ‘Gatiews. 1 er M SoH gnc 8’ HALL. 472 BROADWAY BETWEE Mia dint Become since COPEN AVERY NIGHT daring the week, Usonralleled myecess (Ta enty-eighth week f i SRELS, the oldest extnb- ed S's + the direction of E. inimitab'e and original en C are vightly honored with erowded snd highly b) audiences, and are fiyored with a pt onase unprecedented 4 any arusément in thie city. | Admissirn 25 cepts. | Doo open at 7, Concert commences at 8 ethe necem: modation of Famities, very Sate NATOVICAL MUSE hibit 09 in the country, onrt.anu Bowery, New Yor lead d ever brought before the public evening forexa «inssion, froin 8 o’clo “ke eal Mepsrations, there has pe added lendid collection « se cuseats of Satur) Pistory, aud world The whoe mares a ‘om should fail to visit this museum. only 24 cents ROADWAY ODKON-—ENTRANCE THROUGH Finteox’s Cafe dex Mille Colonnes.<—Mansger Et. Greely — 1 Director, Id-Animoted Pictures end Pramalion Statuary b mn any oF cetiee and geo- flemen, with new costutsesdraperien, ke Wedvesday,s A 12—Program ne: Port Danes on the Green; The Amazo: Ouch; Amvzoniin dzinmph &e, Part 2—Invaestion to Love; The three Daccers, &- Part 3—The Ball Ti er; Vutcan ring Mars and Venns, &e. Tableao in hovor of the eh Republic. Orshears box, 50 conta; Parquette, 25 cants; Performances to commence at 8 o'clock. ck an NELERNOON, CONCERT 2. commenee at 3 o'clock. —THE GREATES?Y EX- now open at the conerof Di nt ection, the picts nad he vrice of atmission per tock, and every eoxeged fee wh iaz.ng balls o€ brimstoue ‘drinbing liqud Gres Soh ptocbilag a teety of other woekeeel fee hee ap ersafternocn ans evenitg. A 0 ebersed. the celebrated Ww coledian Great Western, bits Berard. Actress apd Vocalist, Miss Jatien Noble. P. ame Rockwell, F + mneluda p, Performances, &e,, 25 age, and old enough to exl front sents, one shilling ench W'S MAMMOTH "ANO Painted on thres the worid, at th Niblo’s Garden. Admission 59 eents; Open every, children ) Paverama will commence moving at 736 0 te k Breese’ y: oe exibition oa Weduesiay aud Satar GRAND AFT*R- eomm-re ng at 3o%elock, find « haildes Prices of ad noon per foray | for the secommodnr Mission. Paquette 64 | cents. Fortparrienia 4A’ OL oO The Metropelitan Mistrelewilt ing the week, (excent Wedvesiay) to lelinentions of bes, od AND BAADOWS OF NEGKO LIBMO” Miustrased wt a choice -setect-on of the mn e paeeier elenne Solos, Overta er, Dances Sey etliveued with tie it, and qusint and facetic hurnor ef the Houthers Plantatie 4 nenro. The ntmost care will be taken to avoid the inh 10 voluarity, aud the ence and lively eter wall be Por | E ‘GRAND © COLLECTS OF THE WORKS: “OF the Old Masters, eo: nal Pictures, Pat tian, Rubens, Raphael? Sarillo, ez, Ven Dye | horomano migiano, Holbein een, Carlo Dole’. Masters, is open at way, from 9 to 8 ar | Wilson, an mas oth ayer Lives om Gall Ne No 563 8 ¢ ry, No. 563 Bri Admittance 25 ernts. OPERA HOUSE TO ERTTAPILY, a Office, between the hours of jock, A.D! ALNUT STREET THEATRE: | Lesser, EA. Marshell: —Mr. Anderson's last night but th iv G Vg Ape 1 B18 will be pa fo.med ihe ad.nived play aine LYONS—C nade Ve notte, Me. Aadersou: Col tess Becuseaot, Lema: msling vien ARishr Auna Walters ‘I’ couclade with the faree of OFA LOVEd—Capt, Amerstort Mr J a Sherte; Peter Spyk Dy dec LOK udlished in the whilst ite price is the matte rater | Pyare rc FORISALY—A FINE TONED SINGILH 4° im Harp of Erard’s, price $110, to be teen after 6 o'elcck at36 Nove street, wutil the Ist of May: ier then 2 | cen rv, whi M KDICAL aRD— DR, GLOVER TAKE" THIS 4 method of in: whether he had retired from practice, that he st il continues | delicate diseases, which have befiled the skill of phys Dr. G. would esvecially invite ve suffered from a certsin eiars of pe sons. cx! No 2 Ano treet, where they will mert with a cert and effvetual ence” Private entvance throwgh wis eadry tothe office doo: 1 oo assaed wilt people frice. 50 o | Gos 272 Broadway and Thi: street Pagprdeli his mar FORTUNATE c Te rere yet veseuiteliy. elses: Rep jetty bieck, av if in mourning for hy | oe her toiletis always sup pled with Jone o#a'so his Soanish Lilly White, which g ves t aapare catoral Nfebke whiteness while the soap clears battihe hafitnit is relly the et mide, maki prey cr ny, end benut-fal, stop the sold only at 62 Chatham street. ly a —vK. JOHNSON, 7 DUANS hatham street,so well knows as the move over in New Vork, in the treatment of vene he Doctor's reparation for skill im these halfenred eases, that have exis Years, 14, prevein'v er Gleet, stricture, uieers upon t Unroat or aose, pains in the head, and bones etually cured. | ; it of pivpies, sonburn, tony ent thing fr ths Bonstitanons! weakness, brows abit Irdulgod in by young mon, er nightly ¢mis- sions, positively fm Neceut eaves cured ia tour yay mereary. Noalteratiom im ditt, Or prevention om business.