The New York Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1848, Page 3

ee, a suburbs and the avenues presented ® dense crowd of bei | , address a fow words to hie oh bereaved comps- nions, who are assembled around this altar to tentlty, orce more, their respect and affection for bis memany Gentlemen, by this act you prove your liberalit; woe. ly betting ‘the genuine American character; Tivera which riseasuperior to the dominion of prejudice, ae dissains the artifice of misrepressntatio realise the proverb which | selected as « text :—" He that is. &o” It ts not necessary for me to urge you to emulate the example of youc uafortunate associate This you sre ready to do. But | would remind you of the ne- Gensity of sauotifying purely natural virtues,by the sacred® influences of religion. Christian dish ness should bes more elevated than that of the Roman Consul Val ia Christian charity more sublime than that of t! and you eae and Christian imtrepidity more hallowed solic Brutus. These victu tobe be agrelehic to God and meritorious in his sight, must be consecrated by faith and purity of intention. When, Gols mighty presence; oh, then rememb the master of the elements-—wind, water, flame, obey his bidding; then invoke his assistance by fervent prayer, bo riorly repent at the sins with leh sour cone sciences may be |, place yourselves un omni- Notions and ehex will have nothing to be that of David, in the 108th Psalm:—‘ fire, hail, snow, ice, spirit of the storm, bless the Lord.” Yes, you stand in need jod’a benediction, when the fire rages, when, in the depth of our cold winters, you are pelted by“ bail,” or covered with “snow,” or when the waters are oo! led ice,” and the “spirit of the storm” is revelling in to itsfary. Sheltered by that benediction you will be pre- served, as were the dren of Israel in the burning furnace, and you shall be saved, in the words of Jesus, “go as by fire.” But should it be the dispensation of Pro- vidence that any one of you should fall—as fell the la ed Fargis—a martyr to his intrepidity, it his con- has been dul: ay pariaed by the dispositions which in he shall be biessed and re- blessed on earth by all men who venerate vir- tue and admire generous deeds, and rewarded in heaven by the Eternal Arbiter of human events, with a guer- don of immortality and glory. May we not earnestl: hope,that he who las so nobly given up his mortal os fe for his neighbor’s geed, will enjoy in the mansions of heavenly bliss, immortal existence? And Vargis was not without bis faults, nor exempt from the errors and frail- ties of human nature; but we have every ground to cherish the hope that these were atoned for by the saci i- fice of his life in the cause of charity, “ which covereth amultitude of sins;” by his filial love of his parents; above all, by his religious convictions evinced in the resolution to prepare himself, in « worthy manner, for bis intended marriage—and by bis other excelfent and meritorious dispesitions, qualitios and virtues. Yes, we trust with a well grounded confidence, and pray, through the merits and passion of our blessed Saviour, that his seal my find merey and reet, “on the dey of the coming 0 Ler: Mporting Intelligenes, Taortina To-Day ar tHe Centagvitte Courss.— Some exeelient sport may be to-day at the Centreville, and large numbers Goubtiess be in at” tendance to epjoy it. Besides the match alluded te , there will be in addition a contest finest animals that have tried this season. nsw be Passa we axes gay tums out this 5 sana in the direction of the course. Lovistana Baces—Merainiz Covnse.—Friday, April 7.—Jookey Club Purse $300 —two mile heats. DF. Piles oh. f Buena Nat by im. Glencoe, imp. Leviathaa—8 y. Ya we ms ingr's cose "Tarmbull’s} ‘oh. f 3 ny Breeze, hy imp. oe Saag out of Morgiana y Pasolet— oes sere 2 9 R. Ten Brocck’s d, A ryansoto Babb il 43. w+ Sdis ‘Time, 4:08—4 ant Dar—Seeond Race—Purse $100—a single dash Seana Williamson’s ch. g. George Sullivan, by Tat- tersall dam by imp. L nan 4 3. 0. Li TB. .B. Goldsby's al Warren, ehazesr, dem by im) B k’s oh. Otty Intelligence. Riot anv Muapes.—The upper section of the city ea evening ga tom most disgraceful scene of a Abeut six o’clock, Mr. Patrick Ccs- pt a porter house, at the corner of Fourth Thirty-first street, was about ater his when a dog fight ‘oecurred before his door. ‘ofrowdies suddenly collected and commenc- eeful abuse towards Mr. C., because he ‘was unwilling to allow them o his house to get liquor. An assault was the result, but he succeeded in closing the door against them, aan; by & powerful rush the door was thrown open, and one of the villains struok him on the side of the head with a which felled him to the flo = ane but few per- sons near at the time, th good care to satisfy themselvos that the blow meulape prove effectual, ond then started off. The ringleader, and the scoundrel who committed the deed, was pursued by a gentleman who hap) ~{ tomar tooome up about that til he was about to be detected caught up view to fe his purauer, and thereby es: which deterred a nearer approach, and enab! ‘That section of the city is fested by a gang ot despera- oes, whose only delight is cruelty and barbarity, and Ro apparent notice is paid them by the proper au- thority of the : is said to have been a very quiet and inoffensive m: ‘au the assault was most un- provoked. posse of police arrived onthe spot, and arrested s man who hed a club in his hand Tar Weatnen —The weather yesterday was delight- fal, and the air salubrious. The sun rose froma cloud- less horisom, and during the day shed his fentat rays upon the earth, The day das beautifully as it be- gun, and a beautiful evening followed, with | ite clear moonlight and pleasant breeze. Tax Steamboat Emrine.—This stesmor ia now |; at tbe ate Dook, undergoing some received by collision with a tow-! ing airs of an injury at Albany,a a The bow was considerably damaged, but ited, and she will take her place on the line days nines has been adj to-morrow evening. Tae City Yustervay.—The city yesterday presented ry Say su and lively appearance. At anearly hour, Ce bells rent churches chimed for worship, and femap 4 moved Seine ths sanctuary; while others, regardless of 4 mn oall, spent the time in pleasure-taking scenes, g#, who had fled from the confines ef the city, to eateh a snuff of the Ly re air on the heights of thecoun- ‘try around, and stroll in leisure to the ora gp ae villas with which the Aad part of the island is deoked On every hill and by every streamlet, re- cliniog 1a the shade of © lonely oak, could be ‘seen fair forms and lovely faces, whose every look, bespoke happy contentment, and like the uacaged bird, glad of an escape from its ra dete house, play ia 5] parete glee in pure and healthful country alr. The aeoaly Tailed streets of the city presented # difexont scene; the man of God held up the beauties of religion, while within a few rods of him, an old woman’s oply anxiety was that rhe might dispose of her little stock of fruit, which yet re mained on hand. Whilethe minister dispensed spiritual blessings, she dispensed feres sb luxuries; he from the in the sti Th it, and she from a evel. Thesolemn fane- raltraing moved in quick succession, and many w consigned to their last restin, oe eee pies, the sorrowing of husband, father, othor, brother end sis- 0, perchance, had lost sy rop of their declining or, the protector of their persons and their honor, joother of their sorrows ‘hough it was the Sabbath day, the sound of the hammer & could be —s which indicated that a Lin A ia all the bran business had not tak Doats, filled deep. Tho whole city was filled with pis jeasure soek! and worshippiag folks, and the any, passed quietly awoy, and its pleasures were lost sight of in thesweet sluabers of the night. Portce Creraa, &c.—The caucus meeting of the oom- mon council, on Saturday evening, resulted in the choice of some 160 commissionners of d . together with the police and justices clerks. Amongst the lis’ of clerks we are informed that Isaac Batoheller, Mr. Wulsh, Mr. Mur- ray and Sidney H. Stewart are chosen. ‘The names of the others we were unable to learn. Mr. Stewart is now one of the efficient clerks of fo pm and hia appointment will meet with general approbatie: Police Intell; ce. Sunday is generally « dali day police matters, and yesterday boing @ remarkable pleasant day, rendered it atill more so ©The only case brought before the magis- trate,was @ decentl; iy dressed young man,who was arrest- ed and brought before Justice Drinker by. offiser Wilson, from the corner of Canal street and Broadway, on a charge of not paying the driver of the Bloomingdale stage one shilling. It appeared from the statement of the prisoner that he got into the stege at the corner of Chrbtopher st and Hudson, with a lady, in ordertorideas as the City Hall, but the driver stopped on the corner of Canal and Broadway,whioh'is asjfar.as they are allowed to drivo on Sundays —Forthia short ride,the driver oharged the young man twenty-five cents, which he refused te pay, and gave the driver one shilling, the driver demand- ed one shilliog more, and im default of the osused his arrest by the Ls Ngee rs who cen’ to the Tombs, compelling him to leave his latly in t! street, unprotectet The magistrate anid he was ai prised the officer should have been #0 airs make an arrest on a0 fei i police have no coatrol, it baing oprietor of th: magisteats at onoe dist Law inte . Surenton Court, April 13 and 14. Before Judge Oak- loy—Joseph Wo Trust vs Charlee H. Adolph and James Burns —To recover damages for alleged faise imprison- time since on a@ igning an attorney in use Mr. Trast washeld to bail. It turned out that Mr Burns was not a lawyer, and not authorized to fesue writs. although he wi asionally employed in the offios of Mr. Mojor, and t! dismisaed. Mr. ‘Trust brings the present sotion, his arrest not having been legal. Thi erdiot for plaiatiff of $100 #g ainst Bari The Irish Co To tHe Epiron «r tHe Herat: — My Dean Sin: —In your paper of this morning, there fn a statement, which, in justios to the body ty which it refers, rhould be corrected. It is tated that at the meoting of the Irish Confederation,on Friday eve ning Srapublicaniam and a brigeds for [roland prevailed ” and that ‘the ( onfederstes disrolved only to meet agein re- pubdlicanizers of si] Europa” Allow me to ray, rir, ve recretary of the Irish Confederation, that euch @ course wen not adopted. and that the Confederation expressed no such rentiments, Troly y yours, DREW FALLON, Seo'y N. ¥, Confederation, Now York, Marob 15, 1948. ews from Yucatan. [reeeciateapremeinn N. O. La Patria, 5th inst } Gorseany, March 27, 1843. The news; from tl ala will inform bett thea Tose, of > eal booed efilicting condition this usfortunate pountry feat Brecon’ is na Li bad ly add briefly that the terrible evils whi suffering now, ar not only owing to the Hite (ay ~) the Indians. but also to the di ful conduct of our soldiers These men are altoge! demoralized and un- wlinciplined. and complste our i waskcot tein sip Gsaitne. tion in all the towns where the ferocious savage pare not done Sek poet en are bold enough in murdering an itragi ry body, though like tab Rls arestey i ly wee jitately before the cruel common y. If tothis we ag the intolerance of arty spi aa, rife, the sad resalt of this war may be easily predicted. Yucatan will bea second St. Domi go. This x thang bl has arrived per mail, that Don Miguel Barbachano has choses governor; this has given Gamal aiekamen, an the courss pu Mendez, was th chief cccasion of the Ini berance of him will be deeply engraved genie reoolleotions of thousands who have suffered by this disastrous war. ‘It isseid pam that oodes proposes de- porting withhis family to ‘leans, there to take refuge fi ido not Avother Totter 1 from the sam: otha mere, thet the Indi- meelves of Valladolid and other and that the imhabitants were all fleeing from Merids to Camprachy, Leguna, Havana, &o. It was thought that Mendes retirement from the gubernatorial obair, which was what the Iadians originally asked had come “ too late,” and that the war would still be carried on by them until the whites were exterminated. Com- modore Perry started to go to the ruins of Palenque, but had returned without reaching there. The various accounts from Yucatan all show that the country is in a most lamentable condition. Mall Failures. The Southern mail failed at Palladeldbia, aon 13, 18, 14 “Northern “ * Au “ « 6 «@ 5 * « SAE al Columbia’, c . 9 “ Eastern “ “ _“ St. Louis 6 M. Genet, the Minister from Fran: New Yorx, April 11, 1848, Mn. Epitor Having observed the following article in the Herald of Saturday, I request the favor of you to allow an exgiaa tion also to be published im your pai th of rectitying an error, which, by fredunt re) petition has become @ part of American his! “Mons. Genet, the nepctllanss ‘ansbassador from France, xevor returned from Europe, but setted in the United State, where 2°. His republican seal, and the spped he modal to tthe en pI feeling at the time, and he was reoeived and treated with much coolness ad predominant party at Washington. Io the time of Wasbington, Jefferson favored him and hie principles, but the country was divided on the ques- tion.”—Rep. of Herald. M Genet did not actually appeal to the people, and I do not recolieot having seen it so asserted in any of the histories of this cor . After hay heard the report that he had the President to d discover of | prove its falsshood, M. |. Genet a suit against gentlemen who had published it yy a fact. The late edge Brookholdst Livingston and Col. Burr, were hie legal advisers. Upon the arrival of M. Fauchet, who was sent to supercede him, (M. Genet was never recalled as Minister ofthe } French republio,) he called on M. Ge- net, and told him that he must abandon the suit. at the time handing him three letters, one from his mo- th nd one from each of his sisters, observing that the lives of families of miuisters w answerable for their actions—that one of the gentle: ‘and the other Attorney General of the and that it was reeable to the United betpred in ment, and would be injurious to the interest of nee avd compromise his family. There was no all he withdrew the suit, thereby deprivin, 1d himself of "the power of justification, and retired to private life, alwa; maintaining the falsehood of the statement. Yours, very respectful; ee ET GEO. C. GENET. Gas. ota set papa at I noticed o letter signed ja your paper of en! noticed a letter ne « Jastloe,? In whtob & new, awd om ay say, t dis- covery is made, vis : that New York clty is Justice’ informs us of this in his letter to you; iy the thing is quite new to us, New Yorkers. who pnes along the dark streets of an evening. How very pleasant it would be if one could make the same discovery in the streets which “Justice” has made in his letter to you? “ Justice” also informs us that the customers of the gas oompenies have to pay for the illumination by ges which lights up our streets! if so, this is a new system of city ‘tion. Perhaps it might be carried out further for the benefit of the city. Thus, let the customers of the butchers provide mest for the Corporation ; let the buyers of brooms pay for sweeping the streets ; Jet on customers of the tobacconist su aapply pl end s the Corporation, &o , &0. This woul: fair heats if the purchasers of light have to my, for city, JUSTI ne Ben, ‘This is the Season of Advertising in News- papers of other ci States. Valuible informa tion and a che ers can be had ai Buildi hs aildings, who and subscriptions ¢ Io tions, as wellas Merchants. Manufacturers, i this mplete opportuni 4 whrel thes mation of the. Agent who Wut ou those who see proper to avail themselves of half Past 10 o'Gioek "Ail who ate fond of Works of art; had better call and examine the goods before the saleon Wednesday nex Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, $1 25 only, silver panell-caseingla led, points warranfed not to come 0 oft e Se — ears. J. W. GREATON & ret, y made great improvements pens and cases, tnd ‘are now calling Be most splendid ariele that ean bs found in the market, at redueed prices. he superior Pens lower than others are asking for their inferior Pens. G.Jd Pens and cases repaired. ,Gold_Fens_Otamond Fointed—Great Re. | hheapest to My tye uy a Hiehelien 3 Fine points are warreated to stand torts ¢) 7 they, are ons Amongst all the wonderful improvements William street, 980 3-¥ Ba oe iM and J. Y. Sava exc'usive sale of them. ‘Also, all other wards. Gold Pens—Boers & Clark’s Improved Foun. tain Gold — for seal utility and service. far excel every that has heretofore used. Every dealer should be with them. They carry ink e1 we th to write a can be had only of Beers & Clark. otal stairs) here fe best makers. in the co prices. Gold Peus repai ir use, and tl ae mn any'one who cant operate thers. Basten erurer, D.C. MOORHEAD, ita Brosdway The Piumbe National igen dog Gallery, of Broadway Marray streets, is the i ipe re Shr to procure age = pigtares. Thonsand rernar! large coly lection ety covers x4 walls of this ‘lebrated COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS, MONEY MARKET. Sunday, April 16—6 P, M. The stock market closed yesterday with an upward tendency in prices. The depressing sppearance of things connected with stock operations, created by the prospect ef large shipments of specie, disappeared just before the close of the weok’s business, and more favera- ble indications became visible. There is evidently a great pressure upward in prices of stocks; but the pressure is at present below the surface, and the weight above is sufficient to keep the market steady Assoon ‘as some of the most embarrassing burdens are removed the impetus upward will be suffieient to carry prices much above rates now ruling. At this season of the year there is usually a speculative movement in the fan- cies, and the bulls generally reap a harvest which the bears pluck from them as soon as the bubbles explode.— The upward movement last year commenced about the of Moy; at this time in April, 1947, prices generally were ‘rst lower than those now ruling We anuexa table showing the quotations current at throe periods le year, and the latest prices this :— Quotations ror Stocks in THe New York Maney, April 15, May '5, June 15, April 15, MMT, 47. ie el 105, 106 78 #2 73 100, 102 8 35) i 30 9 1 9} 99) 39) g 52 64 Norwich hs Worcester tox 4 506 3% La nx 28% 30 st Seotlagton a 55 60 The above table bnews that prices on the 15th of June averaged an advance of more than five per cent within the previous two months. With a fow exeeption prices rule higher now than at the corresponding period last year, without such favorable prospecta for an im- provement. The importations of specie lest year, time were large; the exportation of our principal pro- duots was enormonsly large, and the elements of pros perity were in tho mort healthy condition. The enly drawback to the most prosperous times, was the drain on account of the war Tho large loans reqnired at that ‘ime by the government, carried away the specie almort an rapidly as our large shipments of broadstuffs brought it into the country, avd the poor prospects of pence tea ded very muoh to destroy publio confidesoe, and oo: settle all the operations of trade The rteady influx of mpecle mado money more sbundent than jt hod hoon for « long time Defire, en’ the dlements of speodtafion -began to develope themselves, For # time the advance in the fancies wae goneral ; but finally cornering combinations became visible, and two or three of the favorite railroad securities start. e1 in advance of all others. Harlem, and Norwich and Worcester, were the favorite bubbles, and they were in- tlated to am enormous extent. Harlem, reached seventy- four per cent, and Norwich and Worcester sixty-six per cent—the former twenty-two percent and the latter thirty per cent above prices now current. It may sppeat to meny that there is full this margin for an advance, in the event of another combination being formed; but tbat is hardly possible. The actual value of Harlem has much increased since that time, and holders generally have much more confidence in ite ultimate productiveness; and its market value must ultimately become greater than any speculative movement created. It is hardly probable, however, that there will be, this season, any great fictitious inflation in prices for this stock; an advance of five or ten per cent may be realized upom its own intrinsic merits; but that improvement would induce so many to realise that it could not be sustained. Norwich and Worcester appears to be in avery bad way.” Some of its most powerful friends have abandoned it, and others, who have been rather disposed te bull it’ have become desperate bears. Mort of this stock is held by one house in the street, and the shorts may get caught when they little dream of it. So faras the business Prospects of the road are concerned, they are gloomy enough, and the market price is about all it is worth. The connection with Nashua may give it an increase of business, but not to an extent suffloient to improve its financial condition much. {t is in contemplation to ap- ply for an increase of ten thousand shares of capital stock, for the purpose of meeting the indebtedness atout matnring With all these things weighing upon the company, we see no immediate prospect of any improve- ment—no basis for even a speculative movement, or any possibility for a depression in prices to any ex. tent. It mey fluctuate from thirty-five to forty per cont, and we have no doubt many could realize at the highest named price. Since last April, there has been quite am improve- ment in Stonington Railroad. Since that timethe com- pany have declared and paid two dividends of two and a half per ornt each, and will pay another of at least two anda half, acd perhaps three per cent, on the Ist of May, proximo. This stock is now selling at sixty per cent, and we see no reason why there should not be a steady improvement in its market value. 1f the com- pany psy punctually semi-annual dividends of two and half or three per cent, the stock is worth at least nine- ty per cent; and that the earnings of the road will ena- ble the company to declare such dividends, is beyond a question, even without any increase in the income of last year. This must be the favorita through route to Boston, on account of its distance, speed, and comfort, and as such, must command » large part of the through travel. Its looal travel is ex- tensive, and the openimg of lateral roads leading into tho interior of the most populous manufacturing dis- tricts of Rhode Island, will give it @ large increase of business. On the first of May the connection will be made with the Boston and Providence and the Provi- dence and Worcester, by which the ferry at Providence will be avoided, the time between Boston and New York reduced about one hour, and the comfort of travellers very much enhanced. About the middle of May the new and magnificent steamboat Connecticut will be put upon the route, to run im connection with the C. Van- derbilt, forming a line equal, if not superior to, any other on the Sound. It is estimated that the distance between the two cities will be covered in ten hours. Such are somo of the advantages of this route, which tend to give the Stonington Railroad its value; and when we take into consideration the reduced cost of the line, the peou- Mar position of its debt, and the economy of its mang; ment, it is impossible to doubt for » moment but that the stock, as an investment, is equal to any in the mar- ket. Speculators cannot do much with it ; they connot get hold of enough to get up a corner, and there is, therefore, no prospect of any sudden inflation in prices. A steady improvement until it reaches its actual value, will be realized, when the stook may be more plenty in the market. The dividends now pay such a heavy inte. rest on the investment, that holders will not part with the stock. The annexed table exhibits the quotations in this mar ket for the principal speculative stocks for each day of the past week, and at the close of the week previous. It will be observed thet prices have been exceedingly uni- form:— Quotations vor THe ParnciraL Stoexs if thr New Lege Maaxer, Fat, Mon. Tues. d. The. Treasury Notes 6’ 01% 102 102% ac “103%% Fit ro New York State —_— = — hio Ke — KS WH = 73 Be BF Oy Uh, Be a Indiana State 5’s.... - — =— - = ii cic Sh = 9K STK = Fas) 37 87s ST. STK 88M EET 35K OK Hi a 358 6 7 - n= = -_ 53 5akg 51 52% BS i, B. Bx ie F 39% 3% 30% BO 30, 30K 33; BES EER By BS aie ere ere) A comparison of prices eit at the close of the market yesterday with those ruling at the close of the Previous week, exhibits an improvement in Tressury notes of % per cent; PennsylvaniaS’s 4; Reading Bonds, 4; Norwich and Worcester 3; Long Island %; Far- mers’ Loan, %; Canton Co. 144. The movement in some of the fancies was toa very limited extent, and in others not a solitary sale was reported during the week. The receipts of the Central Railroad Company of Georgia, for the four months ending March 31, 1818, were $198,046 42, against $182,208 11 for the corresponding period the year previous, showing an increase this year of $16,648 31. The number of bales ofcotton transport- edinthe four months last seasen, was 65,612, against 79,079 bales this season. The value of merchandise imported into this district for the week ending the 14th inst. inclusive, in each of the past three yoars, independent of that sent to ware- house, and the amount of duties received for the same period, were as annexed :—- Commence oy THE Font ov New Yorn—Werxzr Im- 1847, i Free goods... 373,551 49,718 Dutiable goods. , 2,765,199 2,155,272 Spee merchandise 2,204,999 7,430 558,709 The aggregate importation into this port from the lst tothe 14th inst, both inclusive, in each of the past three years, was as annexed :— April let te Math. 1046, reh’ $3,051,596 4,259 Towal importation ry Totals. $3,137,582 6,488,078 4,303,705 The imports for the two weeks this year have been more than two millions less than for the corresponding weeks in 1847. Thislooks very favorable, and at this rate the shipments of specie must soon cease. It makes little difference whether we import specie or merehan- ise —one has to be paid for as well as the oth er. CITY TRADE REPOR?. New Youn, Echoes ‘Arrenoor, April 15. ‘There continued to be e felt inquiry for Flour for do- mestic consum| The sales phe} a fair amount of lots, consiat! if Genesee and different kinds of Weatern brands, with small parcels of Sout ad terme stated below. If anything, there was some better tone in the market. Wheat eontinued quiet. Genesee was held at prices varying from 135 s 1400, and Ohio 125 8130c A fair business was doing in Corn, without material change in prices Meal was rather heavy Rye continued about thesame Oats were firm Owing to some interruption on the telegraph lines, east and north, we were, up tothe time of writing this, without our usual reports of transactions in other cities to-day. In this market, pork was some firmer, aod Mess, of prime quality sold at an edvance Prime, ‘also, was held eten advance. Lard of good quality continued firm, witha fair amount of sales Groceries, ss usual, at thy cloro of the week. were not quite so active, while prices re- mained about the same. MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALES. ‘ Boston pas Beenie d.—¢0 ‘shares Revding oad, ne ond, 90; 1d 008g; 190 ‘dol ry, bes do du. 5%; 11 do Pittsbai Ww rand 7436: 25 do Read Stith Railroy Married, On the 13th inst, at Newark, N.J., by the Rev Dr. Soott. Brvzamix Romare, of this city, to Many Ro- maine of the former pleos, At Patehs L [,0n Saturday evening. April 15, by the Rev. Harney Marvin, Da Janxe Rien, to Miss Care Tunes, all ‘orth above place Died. On Sunday morning, tho 16ch Instant, after a short and savera iliness of two days HoweLt, son of James ond Henrietta ‘The friends y lovited to attend his pk on Tucsday afternovn, ‘af hhatf past four o'elock, fiom the veeiaones of his father, 452 Greenwich street. As Ma' iad Faxes; Ga she Set of Mareh, in the 35 ir of @, James INALDION, wie Se ane rooklyn, on Sui mornin; te Lott Be en alg son a Danlel € ae, Their ar ftiend, ith those of his brothers, chee w. M. Copeland, are invited to attend the fu- , from the house of the former, No. 82 Adams on Monda: afternoo 4 ast 3 o'clock. The remains will en to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. On Sinday, the 16:h inst, Wirt V. Baavy, Jr only son of the Hon. William V. Brady, Mayor, aged 6 years, 1 month and 5 days. ‘he jriends and acquaintances of tho family ai spectfully invited to attend the funeral,on Tu y morning at o’olook, from his father’s residence, No. 328 Niath street. The remains will be taken to Harlem Sundsy morning, the 16th inst., kilo short illness, wife of Jobn Sturreneker, aged 31 y ‘The relatives and friends of tho fomily are invited to sands the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at 4 o’olock, from No. 44 Gold street On Sunday afternoon, April 16th, Mrs. Auton Etsta: aera, wife of Josoph W. Lamb, aged 24 y: ‘The Trionds of tue family, aad’ tbore of her_ brother, Hugh Cassidy, and brother-in-law, Francis Lamb, are re- spectfully invited to attend her [ation this (Mon fiernoon, at 4 o'clock, from her late residence, 191 We 16th street, $530! re- IN MATCHES AND PURSES. CENTRE ville Contes. Trotting~Monday, April an ats o'clock, P. M.—Mateh for Sane, wo mile ts to skeleton Epes. A. Qonkha nam » Bhepherdess; wil mn Heed yn Siete bs Young aes re,Aonl Fras and purse $: le heats, bes tween Village’ Boy and Hoanok Von C CONKLIN, Pre: prietor. $25, REWARD—A PURSE, CONTAINING ONE bill of $100, and fifty or sixty dollars in of five and ten dollars, was lost by a lady, yin the her P ssn8s between Philadelphia ‘und New Regen 1d dues The abaye reward wil be given all the bribe by ppv ing to SCRA LES. PLINTA, es war, atreet House, New York. Pome BOOK LOST. ‘heatre, oa Haturday ey. cor taining asum of money. The warded any aries the same witht Col fdeane of the Thea ‘The above was seen in the hands of a gentleman, who was iriag for the owner at the elo the performances. OR IRELAND, NOW OR NEVEK—THE IRISH Republican Union will meet_on eveuing, the 18th ins.ant, at 794 o’c!ock. at the Shi ‘otel, co ner of William acd Duane jah Brignde les. w, fort for the rescue of by order, CHARLES 5 om rae i BROADWAY from all monarchical D. rate THOMAS H. AVES. Se weynee IN THE HARDWARE BUSINESS, 4 Young Man, 20 or 25 years of to act as general Boy igor 14 years old, Address, Post Office se 2191. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE od take care of children, as housework of a small & mily. Has no objection to foe a short distance in the coun: The best of city reference can be given. Apply to 138; Third Avenue. A UTED 4 600d GENERAL ENGR Ni ntl A er ae omployment wil be giver, Wine BY A by gS ged YOUNG Wo. situation to do work, and assist in and ironing, or to dothe al W rk of a small pri- ily, and hes'ao objection rt distance into thee country. The beat of —< on wen. Please apply any y day” through the week at 42 Clarkson street, rear Wott ee YOUNG, HONESE. J JxTEl, enterprising men, to get cit, ANB ey for f the most saunthis country. “Appl y to ISKALE mgt ree ais Publish 0 Nassau TO ATTEND IN AN ied of Ratan ‘and Fulton streets, in the ORSE WANTED-—ONE THAT car me hy OR trot.a milein lessihan three minutes to Ad- dress ¥ Y Y, Herald office, stating price, ‘which must below. RAVELLERS IN EURUPE—A YOUNG MAN, totengage asftravelling servant and epuriots iuh @ fail: 1 i ¢: he ina man of expe. Tienes and speaks fevera lang ferences any Apply, if by letters pos jpg yn EXERI hind mity street. YOUNG MAN JUST ARRIVED FROM City of Dubli: with the Freaeh Consul for Ire! + Waiter in a private family. 43, which his papers “will” entity for him. The: diver r THE lived for the Inst ten years tiser cam drive and take the care ofa Car ana Horse no objection to go in the country, or into athotel, ii should offer. He has the best of city references, naining the rrench U1 of New York, Address to“ J.T. K.” this ME? PROSPERE, TO pede a GREAT MaA- WW ny des which are mat ‘that she has rece frown Paris of yady had om fittrug th her to hope that many y will her new stock at 53 Cans] street, up stairs. AMIDON’s SPRING HATS, Aided. Sa! tee d$ AD- mired for their lightness and brill ancy are ee in every adapted to the coming warm 5 their Hats should Took i in ay AMI- Tespect perfectly ig, whieh city Hreash, oF ther will bie style.at the following prices, — Coat, nud vesty (09 order) from $14 to 816; do (ready made) trom Si0 to $4): business, office and summer coats, from $1 to $6. ‘Also. shirts. drawers, cravats, article of Geutlemen’s wearin EFT OFF CLOTHING AND FUKNITURE.-LA- dies suc Gentlemen having Specinens effects to aispose of, such as wearieg appacel, fu: &e., can obtain » fair ash price for tho same, by sending for the subscriber, theo it office or. otherwise, eho will ettend at their rest KVENSTYN, 466 Broadway, up stairs. e8 od to by Blass Levonstye. AST OFF CLOTHING. |, JEWELRY, Wine Leute ‘wanted.—Gentlemen or families having W. rah iperfluous effects. generally, which they desire ie bt fair price for the same by ending | 3 : eons ak at their pte ty o ot atientign, H LEVEE Oihes orner of Broadway ME recor BigHamp KIFLING & BROTHE#S, IM ‘anc Tmitati Preei oi “han jars, gloves, aud every OFEICE OF, ta R NEw Ruts Gas. HGRT a tert nsfer book will be closed fi C.L. EVERITT, yuext thatdate. By order. OE lt ed “WwooD fy. Pepe te GEDAR | Pi Nyaa = faetor \e: yall cast etal money cliests, Likewise an. aseortment of low priced fire proof wrought iron safes, JKS4E DEL ANO. W 20, TWINK, NAILB, te.~ 30,000 POUNDS OF ‘Fyrine, suitable for flcace iyivg; 198 bales Cotton 8 i do; 70:40 London and Bridpo x elo Twin t0°ko Shoe Thread, ¥: malities; 3006 is, Bragand Spikes; 2.00 Ibs frat quality Gil thread. For sale by CEBRA & CUM- Py PRIZE—NO. 6a11—J HN, T. McLAUGHLIN ‘AND 3 he United States, v1 District Court for the D: 1M, A. D, 1841 One Box of Bpecie—Uai Prize Agent, and on suggestion to the Court that the r thas been farnished hit the officers and crew of the steamer Hunter, and on {urthet (Orleans Piinyance, Wash maluand “silver Gi and rated © olognes, 6, pimecred Emborse ani breton some ch superior artists tention of the acenire of the &e. ke, They Tth inat., wate the ps of sda Ser ieee P No. rect at Hat put 10 ovelocke A} NEER--CATALOGUE | J a “Sacob S. Plstt = ill sell. thie day, irae anlee room over the evetion store No 23 hi a, « rereot 2m ‘oater and Alvany 2 terns, Decanters, nt Lat les. Bohemian Vases, Richly hina ‘Tea Sets, Molasses ar Nappies. d es ‘of Pay will sell at auction on (femme of O taviano: ms haste nad beautiful figures from the chisel of this country and Italy, well worthy the at- Fine Arts. Alao, vases, nged fc le. Bale per mptary. }AN, 4 TIONEER.—ELE OME, MORGAN, AYSTIONEER LEGO E Carved Resewood and « ins else at he rye Arm C) a ands Ginsss ie eke the Desssia end: atypia a Ga Qu ‘Cloths, int bane Hall Lamps, French Bedste rc. ahowan’ will ans at auction on Tuesday, April 18th, No. 16 wast lith street, afew doors Burnery. Brustely and fagrain Carpets, he J M.B. BOGERT, AUCTIONEER-ON Tur DAY, . Spril 18, at 10 o’cloek, at the Store 93 Jubu street, Cata- lonse sale of Croctery, Gises Flown Blue aud Toilet Ware, Jugs, Bowls, & ce, dipt and yel kk ease, centre a housekeeping, comprising chairs, cane seat do, sccre- 1d tables, chambs with which the kitchea furnitur ‘ke comprising an ent Ware. justarrived, consisting of Diuner, neral assoriment; 9 roustoue Ware, together with, ‘umblers, Wines, Lamp: 0, ha assortment of Girando! Jots, from the shelves,to low Bo: new pattern blue for cash. ~ WILLARD, SHIR! LEY Bap ae and Gresser: AUCTION EEu— WILLIAM Tith, at tea o'clock, at . 8 Cetar treet, near Pearl. once on 3 also other goods, nu Cone Lant Sale positive and gilt tollet and dinner sets. a msba le ES COLE, AUCTIONEE) ill seil at auction, oa Teseiay, 4 ey 18tt atthe Merchant’s Exchange, New Yor VALUABLE WIL- ‘ositive ale —Jomes at 12 o'clock, a southwest Property at Anction coruer of South 7th aud First streets; 7 lois on north side of re lot otha street, 50 se feet fc west of jain street Lect west of 6th street; ie on west etween Sth aud 6:h streets; 4 lots on south lorth Sth street, 100 he side North Sth streets 50 feet west of 6th ts on north side of North 5 2.lots on south side do. 150 Worth treet, 100 urehase money whe, ab Diya the o rooklyn, or E. Trice oo BROOKLYN. —ara Cole will seli xt auction on Tuesday, 0 h Ann. at 12 o'clock a3 tf! jew York, the new three story briek hot side of Pierrepont street, ts, one of the +s Henry stre borhood hous by 100 feet. mortgage ing to Montague street, near ( ya locasions of the eit house is rare iby some of she UGTION I CEN ae J. TODD WILL SELL AT Monday morning, April 17th, at 10 o'clock, between Park and Myvile, Brooklyn, the of a geutle: rom cellar to and are as good e Koos. » Termscash. Catalovwes at sale. UCTION ‘Auction, a1 Will NOTICE.—R. J. TODD WILL SELL AT without reserve, on Tuesday moraing, moe near Jay street, Brookly i make to ord well worthy of public at ity, and willbe sold wit her column UCTION ble rosew en the above. Ng so ution of eo-purtae: ship. ita Louis XIV. XV, Klizabethan, &e , being th: Mi Dixon & Stoney, at No. 555 Broad may, Printings at the rit NOTIC —KLEGANT AND FASHION A- ‘ood and mahogsny f the order of enure A.C. TU’ ato orelock tauction on Tuesday, Apsal 181 mniter, the stock of Nexsre. Nae parlor and other turniture Gen) rears; the whole of whica will be at public auct) ae away, t, On account ofa dis Friday, Ai ticles that can be found for ornamenting parlors; also antique farociture. re one of the best collections that Paiutings, are now ri Amateurs and connoi- loon, for street. ' Apri co Hales ing 14S iron frame Saloor pul for Ice t a ry }. ROSSITE! le top Got! sent chairs. sew by Ws OR faye eN, berger ly TURNING L Premises. Rok For 8. hater ord HB yas inthe iry goods stor 8, enqui QO LET—THE SIX TWO STORY Houses, ii ia They are just fi tenants will be Oth A Hndson street, between irae ply to SOHN, DENB KY 16 te street, or to H. J Sanford, “rented low. ner of West 16: ho Also, provi 537 Sardines, Ke. & Beuit Depot, 41 helena ‘berris above vi nse and her ear ScHOON R VIRGIN will leanve , =a Tighted with gas throuahont. wi ny warm, cold and renee baths. Apply at zs skin Peache: ies, Raspber: rants and Qui “pes ereet . Shakers’ 0 Pear! undersigned. ranee Bro- DAPT. OW eth City and Eden- Roosevelt silp. for town, 15th. For freigit apply to the captain, on board, OR EY rgeon on. boat Pre Ocean Steam Navigation Co., HAMPTON AND BREMEN THE eam: . J. Johnston, will leave Pier No 20th "A An experi of pei 120. Apply to ‘No: “a wiifinin atreet. heh OR RIO DE JANEIRO —PASBENGEES ORLY ~ The fine Ni bare ISABKLITA HY seers See vector NE, Cay this iy Karly ap- Peso scores Front ond o ark Herald, a times (ign hia date. ta the of the ayes’ By order of the Court. N- Serine sae TP, PRuGGIeTs AR APOTHECARIES —FOR Sale—The Stoek an: tang ab ke., of 505 Pearl stres caine, Dra od Nropkiug onde, Phe eben witht to tablished and HoH oar, D (with HEAY,EA, jouer, 108, be frases spare pen pnt disease purifies the blood loosens the hi orwans hon! free hon this, che, season. as it prerares him OUGH & CO., 149 Fulton at. bh sry 99 HEEKFULLY COMPLY D Parnes c with th COUPER, 14 DUANE RTRERT, BETWEEN tham and Willinm sts , has for the last fourteen rei enjoved the moat extensive practice in private disenses, of = medical man in New York. Hi he 8 of this disease; and mild Str ture—Dr. Cooper has he can cure the worst form ‘with searee! brought 7 ne ‘hi hv free! weakness of the limbs and cate Ate buck, coutvsion ae ote ry Nom ahs Magih plo AL resid a Haadon ro | Greenwich atreets. practice as msi ther with Salt Kheum, Scrot . Ameri a ith May, Camb a Wednesday, 4uth itly, and 103 Hammersley st Beor sean m bernia alter 12 ‘Bielock, dor For freight or passage apply to K. CUNRND: CARO——OR HICH ARDEON LATE. 103 Hexwerioy Lr. RR. intends to cor to all_complaints ot a private natars rt lisenses depending «a» an of treating genital de- in this city) will be fe con where imporeney ¢: can have eli the fe siren @ tot a hardson fee, addrence: we York. Offee hours from 6 A.M to3PM, and trom 746 19 PM hours 9 & iis 3 rapidity, an It is. chiefly, a certain Amerien D eaIVATE: TREATISE,” ke Sino to'9 FM Maho apply ia the early. wages w AUTHOR OF THE “PRACTICAL eenwich street, 0 12 A. Vttle inconvenience atten however, those who hr of people, services, ipient, to ite more (from snecmnsce rnetice in and’ radica’ eure, which. he their eure. grad for stating, oan be obtained from no other source in | iatelleet, and aversign to snciery. | A cure warranted in charge Me SARD—DR, GLOVER TAKES THIS aie vf informing those who have exquired by Lead whether he hi ¢, that he stil conti cure those d marele | onnen of conatitational sad Anu street, where th weedy feetual eure. Private entrance throagh the entry to the office duor. M prow brudent people work that will © New Yor! street, Phil @ all sueh objections niversally ap og wal ielrhie’s W. kD OST, EXTRAORDINARY WORK —EVERY \i0 | thers Book.—The apprehension of voverty aud the et Of wo large ‘a family of children, prevent mai state; bot here from enteri tell you mauy bape will [TALIAT OrEnA, ASTOR PLAC oven st balls ux Oftire te Me rom | to Forelnek ot ing, April 17th, 1848, gpersun 4 nets, of NABUC G." Bowe same Abdai, Sig: oe +e tore yo bef THEAT&E JONDAY. EVES NG, April will be performed Auber's me'o dramstic ‘0; « eutitled PHA DIAVOLOckia Danvolon Mr miner. 6 =~ gaan Be yo Sauer; Lady Alleash, “iss Licheu- 0 conclude tre grand Warden; Myrlv Priveess Bathilds; Mrs CHATHAM munramonner PakVERING, April 7th, 1842, 1 be prese & KNOY—Timothy Bes bert. After which, fs drama of tl dro Mozearont, Mr B ee Privece followed by N K ABSIT Joe, ‘Wivans aah ag Hates, bf Katy rformanees to concinde with Winawes dal baa Cox, Siena rauchi, Petey, ap DA ¥——-Mose, Mr ©) hanfrag; Mrs Booth The HY PLicASANT Winas an THEATA —-MO®DAY Mixes OLYMPIC evtertainments will commenes Kxevicg, April 17, th Ae, BENYIN 0 fol Be ae MN axamilian Sehloppsen, I favor, 0 be followed byt new Jo- I Perez, Nr, Hot Mra. HL. Isherwood; Nivetine Mies Boe with the Aree, entitled N ¥OOT- ak y Picnic, 25 covts; ROADWAY THEATRE—“ONDAY KV April 17, will be ee for the fret time an grigumal eomedy.in 3 eats, by Joha Broughom, Bog, eat HOMANCH AND REALITY deck Bent aie oe uie A M Mr. Biehe; ir. Dawaon; , Thombaen Rossbel, Drs. Winstanley farce en'led formance to begiw at half past? DP otemKomiby cirelee. 6 eb. BY ats) YON, 7, Mr. T. MeWarla u merset wa" mit astonishing feats in pita ke. Madame ( 1sroll Gard tr. W.B Carrolland Mastertevi. The KE Moas. Cassimer, the famous Preach aruamer, who | forman imiation ef the & ing of car fletd of bottle ; he will alse be: ine F ight of Doors open eT perfor my hildven halt p EC HANICS’ HAL Drews t Cireleand Parauecie, ery, Whe ets. + 472 BROA Graed end Broome streets Monday, WAY, Bi mpipesdar, Ope ys Jtth, 19th The TY’S RINSTRELS most respectfully snneusee th aa continue their popular eancerts for Zhiee nixhts © the present week; closing their entertainment for pose of renovating the Hall which, darwg the in’ be oceupied by the nouwal exammation of the puri of ‘the schools 0: the {Mechaaies’ «nd ‘I'radexmer will have the honor me Tecommenai g the: tainments on Monda’ ad open at 7, cow Satusiny, April. go form at the Brook! yn I uatic Ly imated Pictures ladies and geu- ‘Mondays April 17=Programm ¢ Amazovian Gah; Aumetowian Eeinmyhe Gees Tuas Sethe Lightol the Hee ram; ‘The 1hi oat ~The Parting of Heator ond ‘Andsorn ‘of the Breen Re: publie. 26 conte, Boxes, 1186 cents velock ARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM—P.T. BARNUM, Proprietor; ¥. Mitcncock, Mav: Hplendid Perform: ances sionday afternoon xt | aif-past S.o'eiock aud in th rier before 8. Mr. St.Joha, the A F eat red hog.cools of firs, binging ball Tanid fre. her arent We two splindi M . Miss ccuue: asd Taney guaest, Mes Ax De La Fisers Pelby's splendid Wax Storuary, Madame mous Fortune feller, Admission to t's , performanees, ke., 25 cents; childs.» under Id enough to walk alone, 18} cects. Iting exch extra ANVARD’S MAMMOTH PANOKAMA OF THE painted a rape miles of cnavas, being Rockwell gluding Mw panting im the w. ‘anorama building. in y, adjoinicg Niblo "Garden. Open every evening (Sundays ’ excepted dm 50 cents; children Panorama 1K o'clock treeiwely. -Afterno Satur dey, at 3 oeloek. rae GRAND COLEECT: the Old Masters, compri tian, Rubens, Rephael, Murill Hamenso migiano, Holbein, the’ Even aud many others of the Lyceum Guilery. No. 263 Broadway, trom 8AM. to 6 PM Admittance 25 cents. helt « Poe states SyzEX EVENING AT THE — door West of FONG MOY ‘OM THUMB AND A y= of the crowds aitend- the eee will continue Moore yvuacie,on Thursday evening, thundeed young T. oar fiity cont april #4, appropri- ren under ten tr GRO BURY Ree Nee ROORDE 17 aud 18) ual Aouth m O. ol Ww. ” Kuyeih, Net usienl Direetor, beg leave to anncuuee to the public that they wilPgive two only of their inimityn 4 fo openieg tn New York—w hich the elite and fi otthe Union. Ana th individuaily ot collecti they challenge the worl ape the best composers; Pa operas; Refrains, veg'o Melodies, Gl Witticisns. Burlesques, Folkas,, Solos men'a—the wh. Je wader the diseotion of J. ¢ “& OKLYN FSMALE A@ADEY: Y—- THE si reriber respeet(aily xnoounces his Toird Grand Voor! aod lestramestal ind the Quan ‘ity rece ved at also, toe nelade with the French patret'c »: tiller Hyain.” ie the chorus of Fisvist, Mr W PAlsios OPERA HOUss 10 LET—arrls 4T x Office, between the hours of 10 oclock, A.M., “CARD=CASTLE GARDEN—THIS ESTABLISH. ment will open on or about the Iat of June next. sive alterations snd preparstions are moking for the Ail spplications for engagements are to be addressee: our Aetiny Inerger, (Zee Holl: Eq FRENCH & HEISER, New York: ALNUT &T RELT THEATRS—PHILADSLPHIA Mareba'l, Lessee; P. Richiogs, ny Manoger. ARSHALL. rT ‘A HUSBAND avs runtersta Me, Clases, Nendionn oF pain wa i Miss Boge: iss C, WEME SB, elu Mr. ™ Becke' open om the first of Jw histrionie prof ces be treated ith, c CHANLES D reowae iesgnon le ers N? W MUSIC—BEAUTIES OF TME OPERA, N 7,8, and 9, just pa»! with portraits of Piao, Tra: Trait, snd Bixengert. aber r has 20 panes of popular on: wa: R. POWELL, OCULIST, ARTIST, ke, ATTENDS ag usa] to the trestwmnent of diseases of the Lye and Sar, from 9 to 4 0¢ o¢k, at his effices, 261 Broadway, ie Warren. Lr Powell's Treatise ou the Kye. pri be bad st his office. Also, hus Beif-acting E; strengiheriog whith sbeuiaed th veneer alarge sepp D' CONVER'S INVIGORATING con DIAL= = '—This justly celebrated remedy isnow universally used of semioal weal de| yn thoan deplornvle cas productive ofao mush miechiel to ~, pacitaung the aes at Lar) or ‘meus were used tr prevert there snot Wi this cordial be restored to gor ef hody aad min‘!, delay not to proenta this cor vs office ‘ory Poa sete uuly auehor of bape for you. Dr Col daveume between loch and Lith atre Where he is covsnited eoufidentially in these digurdel his tordiat obtaived. Sold also by J. O. Fay, 196 Raion’ itreet Pee $2.4 bottle, 3 bottles fe & co fhe half dozen. Ex- by |= This cordial offensive substonce to a the country will have i y forwarded tq them is at) Th injure or exp he cordial oud bs addressing Dr. Convers, 55 3d avenue, New York N niages fiom the lower part of the city pass the Doctor's office ke Dr. € are novertisemeugin the N 4 National Pods NO pay —DK, ¢ ORBIT} ber of the College of Sa 08, Lon ‘tea im treatment of captain delicate disra- practice of fuurteen years. devoted to venereal disea~ tes Dr C. to enre the wo st form of this disease. aves cured in fourders. “No meen rr bu ANE + ae nal Teceat