The New York Herald Newspaper, April 19, 1848, Page 3

\ Subject—“Grefting, Lama &o.” Some # of Indiem corn raised R.L. Pell, Uutor county, were exhibited. “Seeds ot eese-punipkin, —_- by Mr. Avery, were dis- mens of Se. Neary potato, and seeds of the marrow squash, Me Fowler, of Boston, were alod distyibuted, "ite. ‘eles offered some brief remarks on the subj»ct of sowing onion seed and weeding onions. Mr. Skinner read along article from the Horticulturist of last month, on the subject of training, ‘ing, and preserving fruit trees. Pre- fessor Smith dia net how the production of one mau. read at a meeting. should be taken as gospel. ‘The tree was produced and propagated by seed, aud was continued by Min —the tree dics, and the graft‘is but acontinuat e old tree. rything was _ duced by seed. All botanists have detersined taat the can only be produced in one way. ‘The. tree dies like man. and nature havo established these facts, and it would be utterly impossible to upset the laws at nature. Mr. Meigs introduoed Nathaniel Sands. Ex of Now Jersey, who proposed to reed an artiele from the Agriculturist ‘of last month, on the subject of the Plough and its improvement. he first plough within recollection, forty ry It eid then rod $10 $10. Foe arat first we the ior pion ast iron ploug! hb he had seen bere was in the year 1800 bought jouple of them for ae each; end in- troduced them into Orange county, and siengeed wi —_ s heavy team of oxen with his own ben ‘hey wer paves used b: — Garter Mr. Fowler. and other lends of his of tha Mr. 8. here read the arti- cle. Dr. ‘Undenuill of ‘some brief remarks, in con- tinuation, on the subject of the plough, and the impro ments effected in the manufacture of this useful ment of husbandry. A committee was, herew, on motion, appointed to examine the petition to Congress for asi oto the heirs of Mr. Newbold, the inventor of the cast Gon plough. Hie descendants are in circum- stences that require Se sr pag and Mr. Newbold sacri- floed his estate in perfectin - thi pplene, of incaloulable benefit to the country; but he did not live to realise say benefit for himself or children. The club were 00 pied during the greater part of the day in distributing rats seeds, &o. &9,, and will meet again on Tuesday fp mia Anti-RentisM—ATTEMPTED MURDER OF a Dsputy Bama: —The Hudson Gazette, of the 18th inet., says:—"A bold and most daring attempt to take the life of Dent Sheriff John H. Smith, of Li- vingston, was made Togh hkante on Saturday afternoon wat indy pet aan ie 0% ee Smith left jn the ing to atten: sale of some pi had levied upon, belonging to Geo: 21. Fiakle, on an exeoution in favor of Mr Wicks, for his oxen which had ‘been shot. No sale, however, took place. Mr. Smith | see from thence to Philip B. Miller’s to summon im asajuror. After leaving Miller's house, and about @ mile from Yager’s tavern, while driving past a small Patch of pine wood, two men stepped out, guns in hands, and deliberately fired at him. One ball passed through the wooden dash board of his in, which is about half an inch thick, and entered high, aud has since beem cut out, the other ball struck him in the right bresat, Parsing through and lodging in his shoulder, in. iotit langerous if not mortal wound. Mr. Smi retand, isin a oe. critical position, and strong doubts are enterteined of bis recovery.” The Foreign Mails. WEEKLY HERALD FOR EUROPE. ‘The steamship Hibernia will leave this port for Liver. Pool at moon, to-day, and the European edition of the Weekly Herald will be ready at nine o’clook, this mcra- ing, in fall time for her mails. Tt will, as usual, contain everything of interest to Eu- ropean readers that hes cocurred on this side of the At- lantic since the sailing of the last steamship. The steamship Washington will leave here to-morrow morning at ten o’clock, and we shall issue another edi- tion of the Weekly Herald for her mails, which will con- tain the news to the last moment, and which will be ready at half-past eight o’clock, that morning. Beauties of the O; Contents of No. 9.. Portrait of Signorina E'ze Biscaccianti, in bridal scene of Lu. de ae py pe “ When the moon’s red li ne ail Root Gallop degre is band, &e., ke. Wor M iso + No.1 1. J ethi 3 50 the ead af the Fea mal d ish words By the cannon's voice appealing”—" Moon- onthe Lake,” a very beautiful se-enade, written by the ion. J.L. Starr. ATWILL’S Music Saloon, 201 Broadway Portable Sha CasesOf the Subscri- bers’ own mannfecture, which, inmany respects, surpass saiaeralraestioet aieach atin pean epee je, moat futidions. © BAUND Fine Cutlery...Comprising Over 200 Dif ferent patterns, of the manufacture if J.4 & Sons, Werte holm Crook co ty of ac Iuving the fazors ground an Sel watery ces paired, at G. SAUNDE 8& 50N’s, Sires ‘387 Broadway.. Gold Pens —The Improved Fountain Gold made by Mr. A. Craytey, for real utility and service, far that has heretofore used. Gold Pens—Diamond Leng Re duction:—If vou want the hest and cheapest found, Sue ae Yer tlenian ant Rast ee, Tie os ‘Aiosat all the wond rfl fal improvements if Be ‘iat street, be 5 Pitas ce. $2 a alco street, hav. exc!usi’ le of them. Also, all other pers from $1 up- . Gold Pens, “Diamond Potnted, $1 only, Lh a pencil case ba ¥. GREATON & LO, No.71 street, up rs both wholesale and ret call and ex tet Ttoek of Gold Pens and cases w! they are selli Th and every maker, rickety ru may try them and decide for themselves asto their relati in’ Gene Ine Albert G. Bagley peas and cases $1 75 oaly. Golt peas and cases repaired. and Toupces—Bachelor’s new invent- and Scalps are perfection, and noth made Eaual fo thom—they aresocasy and as to dety detection, mide of the fines ind. in the every style. The vAimevtean Teaticate = id the i inventor 4 eal. sf jarge v2 ad ATCHELOMS. Unredeemed Pied Pledges at the Five Dollar Buit Store. Anelegantastortment of Frock and Dress Coats, it “a pry style, French Cloth, from $2 to $10; . $1 to $4 each; Vests in endless veriety. 50 cs xo of Cashmerette, Drap d’Ete, &e. 5 iS Sl to st A fow Over Coats th paid for ali kinds Gents’ Clothing. one Nassau and Beekman streets. ou vf 5a irerch pat. leather b $3.50 to $425. Goavemen de: will do well to call before making the H Moorhead’s Graduated Magnetic Machines, place dthese i tra They are tr, t00, vet ss powerful he bulk. No assistant them Sole macufieturer, D.C: MOORHEAD. ln Brouaway "et * them die.Severa!l thousand Chil. jason, which Go have bi ave saved i Hinrly adapret've children ot a peculiarly adapted to cl whea divated ty wat: a children lov dollar, of 1 ‘cortainly restore them toh With pleasure, to some of the most respectable families in the Tity, who have given ito their childrea with the most happy feels. Principal office, 126 Fulton street. To Whom It May Concern, and it is only to those who are ith feet otherwite dis- at antl ef on application to 3 Cham ROLE 6 “iilen tteet ew York ‘Water | COMMERCIAL APFAIRS MONEY MARKET. Tuesday, April 185 P. M. Tho movements in specie have had an unfavorable effect upon the stook market. At the first board, to-day, prices fell off » fraction, and transactions were only to » moderate extent. Treasury notes deolined \ per cent Ohio 6's, %; Farmers’ Loan, ‘4; Morris Canal, 4; Har- Jom. 4; others closing at prices current yesterday. At second board there were only four lots of stoek sold, and prices experienced no change. Thero is no dispost- tion to sell at the ruling rates; holders, believing that prices are unnaturally depressed, keep their liste out of the market as long as possible, and only make operations when forced to through their own wants for money, or those of their customers, The general impression is, that stooka must advance; and so long as thi tirues, holders will not force sales ‘The steswchips Hibernia and Washington will tuke out about eight hundred thousand dollars in specie, and remittanoes to some extent in sterling bills of exchange ‘The current rates to-day for prime bills on London were WOM all per cent premium ,end the mar ot was cleaned out at these rates. We quote billson Paris at 6f. 92)¢; Austerdam, 40% a 4034; Hamburg, 35% « 36; Bremen, 7936 @ 80. Ths City Bank has declared @ semi-annusl dividend of ten per cent, and the Bank of York @ semi-an- nual dividend of five per cent. The commissioners appointed to examine the unfi nished line of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, have completed their tour, and made their report. We un- doretand they speak very favorably of the progress of operations along the line, and expross a belief that the canal can be finished by the time desiguated in the con- tract. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and va- lue of domestics exported from the port of Boston to foreign countries, during two weeks ending April 15, 1948:— mn PR = © oF Boston—Done: Toke * at Ate peokages, “b Hondaras ° are. do ritish Wf do Total... ..+ +04 ++45,430 do The East Indies is the great market for our cotton manufactures. The shipments of domestics from the ports, of Boston, New York and Philadelphia, for forelgn ports during the past two weeks, have been more than eight thousand packages. The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for the principsl government and State stocks in this market for three periods :— Paices or Stocks in THe New Youn Man Notes 6 1 - 6 u Bat (i as 5 =.= 5 97 0 97% 5 i —a- 1% -a- 6 1 Reig § 98360 98% “ 7 103410; Kentucky, n sie we pec had s 44 Adie 5 36 237 6 2) a2 Paunay ania, H Ma Teaneasee, 988 98 e —a- aoe 99 095 992 93 91340 95 =s= % 2 9% ea ee eee find “9 alls 118 a9 Syracuse & Utica Railroad,— a1 836 106 alo7 Aubum & Wrckene Railr’d 116 Auburn & =a Prices have not varied much within the past wei ton days, and there appears to be a pause in the market, in anticipation of some change in the position of our po- litical and financial affairs. The present condition of things in Mexico is anything but satisfactory; and the delay likely to take place relative to the ratification of the treaty will be anything but agreeable to those con- nected with finances and commerce. It was the prevail- ing impression when the treaty was ratified by the Senate of the United States, that its ratification by the Mexican Congress was beyond a question; that as soon as it was returned, it would be accepted; and that in less than six months our troops would be withdrawn, the heavy ex Penditures cease, and the evils and burdens of war dis. appear. The anxiety exhibited by the party in powrr in Mexico to arrest hostilities and to consolidate a peace, gave us great confidence in the terms of the treaty pro- posed, and left ne doubt in our mind of the speedy accomplishment of our hcpes. Such was our first im- pression, and such was the universal impression, when the commissioners left Washington for Mexioo with the treaty, as modified, improved, and ratified by the Senate; but events have since transpired in Mexico calculated to put off, at least, for a long time, the consummation of peace between the two countries. We have no doubt but that, ultimately,the terms of the treaty proposed by the United States will be accepted, as we have great saith in the virtue of the many millions of dollars to be paid according to that treaty, to the party which may bein the ascendancy in Mexico, when the instalments fall due. This will, in our opinion, guaranty the ratifi- cation of the treaty by the Mexican Congress; but we have no idea that it is going to be the work of a day ora month. The commissioners have before them a great deal of negotiating, and it will require all the diplomatic Powers they possess to accomplish the object of their mission. The important alterations made in the trea‘y as received from the Mexican government, will be the foundation for a vast deal of debate and procrastinatiou in the Mexican Cengress, even if the terms are acsepted without further modification. Should farther altera- tions bs necessary, before its acceptance on the part of Morioo, it is a question whether it weuld not defeat the object in view altogethor. It must be borne ia mind that the Senate struck out several sections of vast im- portance to Mexico; and it is hardly possible thet the representative branch of the government of that coun- try will at once submit to the modifications we have madein the original treaty. If they submit quiet- ly, it will mot be very speedily, and we are prepared for a long period of doubt and uncertainty. ‘The movements of Santa Anna are by no moans di finite. It is possible he may peaceably leave the coua- try and establish himself at some point near Mexico, where he can closely watch the movements of a'l parties in that country, prepared to take ad- vantage of the first opening likely to lead him again into powel He may settle down in the vicinity of Havana, and amuse himself with cock- fighting; but the government ot Mexieo never oan be otherwise than apprehensive of his movements, and will be liable, at all times, to sone revolutionary movement that may place him ogatn in the dictatorship. den, and other leaders who may remain in the country, will not remain idle; and it will be a fortunate thing for us if we can get an honorable treaty ratified, our troops well out of the Mexican territory, our boundaries pro- periy defined, and all questions at issue permanently settled; for the whole affair, amidst court martials and courte of enquiry, amidst the quarrels between the com- manding offcors and the heads of the government, is rapidly dwindliog down into asmall aod by no means editable affair. We trust our anticipations relative to the treaty, will bs far from being realised, that the dif- floulties existing, will be speedily srranged, and that we shall soon be able to leave Mexico to her own fate; the prey of party loaders. The legislatures of most of the States in this Union have adjourned, some by constitutional limitation, and some on account of the disposal of all the business under consideration. Nothing of any importance transpired in the session of elther of the heavily indebted States, relative to the public debts; the payment of interest and the liquidation of principal at maturity they having bee: provided for by previous laws, to the full extent of the ed productiveness of the public works, for the prompt payment of every claim against them. So far, this season, the most favorable results have been realized. In Pennsylvania the revenue from the canals exceeds that up to the corresponding period Inet year although they were opened a week later—and the pros- pect for the remainder of the season is very fattering. Ia IMlinois everything is encouraging. The Illinois and Michigan canal has been opened, and boats have already passed through its entire length, with full cargoes. We shall be able to tell better, in the course of a month or two, what the income from this work will be this season, and what may be expected for the future. It is our be- ef that the tolls will bo large, and that an immense transportation business will be done on the canal this the first season ofitscompletion. This, with the two miil tax authorised by the new constitution for the payment of the principal of the internal improvement debt, must Place the flaances of Illinois ina better position than they have ever before actually beem, and enable the State to pay a larger por cent interest on the public debt. Indiana does not progress so rapidly as the noigiabor- ing States. Her public works being but partially com. pleted, and her finances in such a confused condition, 1* is impossible to form any idea of her probable ability to meet the claims of her creditors. The arrangement mado some time since with her bondholders, has beon by no means satisfactory, and the more they reflect upon it, the louder their complaints. In ashort time, it will be considered rank repudiation—such repudi tion as no other State in the Union has been guilty of - repudiation ofan acknowledged debt. When the terms were frat pro- posed, they were accepted because they were supposed to be the best inthe power of the Stateto fulfil; but th, public mind has experienced a very great change since, anda difforent fooling is expressed to that first orpated eae Teen, Ie ABR do a5 do bio oboe do, i 230 Reading RR 2006 U. 8 ch ig 50 do bio 36 1300 108% 200 do 36! 1000 State 5s, %, 3 = Ye aead & 3000 Sunt fs f FA has aii 110 | 94 1900 jisois tego ‘oot Hedin a in 1a jee eae 47 bio 5 “ae = e.. uy 29% 300 do 34 tMinot Bk ei ie a3 3 " Canal we 5 Bodo 0 fe ae 50 Canton Co. Second Baacd. 150 shs Reading RR 3656 150 she Harlem, 51 Ho suettasad MN, Seg 3p a3 51 ————— ad CITY TRADE REPORF. Naw Yoax, Tuesday Afternoon, April A The flour market exbibited very little o! lots wanted, of particular brands, there was so1 of improvement. Ths inquiry for export ‘continued to to be very limited. The traneactions were chiefly confined to Genesee, with different western and southern brands, on terms at below. In wheat, we heard of no trans- action bayond # lot of Ohio, noticed under the proper head. Corn continued to sell pretty freely, though in some cases at alight falling off compared (0 the ‘rates of yesterday. Meal was inactive. Rye remained about the samo. Oats closed quite firm. By our telegraph re- port from Boston, we learn that flour remained at about yesterday's rates. There was no change in corn, while sales were pretty freely made. Oats cootinued frm.— We have received no oy to-day from Buffalo. Provi- sions in this market, th the exception of lard, were quiet Groceries were steady, with sales of West India and New Orleans sugars at about previous rates. ‘There was no change in coffee Ashes—Tho markat was firmer, and sales of 50 bbis. poe a reported at $5 75, and small sales of pearls Baravsturrs—Flour—Sales of 600 bbls pure Gene- fee were made at $6 3734; 200 do marked sold at $6 25; 4a 500 do, in lots, common to pure, at $6 12}4a6 3734, and 00 do pure, a little fancy, at $6 50 There was no chang: in Black Rock, Troy or Michigan. Southern remained rather quiet at yesterdey’s rates; sales of 2¥300 bbis of Richmond country were made at $6 1234. Wheat— Sales of 1000 bushels prime white Ohio were made at 1330; Genesee was held above 1360 Corn—Sales of about 3000 bushels Jersey yellow were made, including two lots at 62}¢0; 1390 do sold at 630; 700 do wuld at 62 a 680. Other sales of Delaware and New Je! ellow and mixed, were made to the extent of about 324000 bushels, in lots, at 62a 630. Meal—Ther re sales reported jo smal) lote at $2 37}4a$2 44 Rye—Sales of 1200 bushels were made at 76c, and 1000 do inthe slip, New Jors ey, wore reported sold, at 739. Rye flour—Was dull at $3 60 Oats—Sales of 1000 bushels canal were made at 49, ‘and 1000 do of New Jersey at 430. F ‘avir—Among parcels disposed of we noticed the foll owing : 600 bo: Palermo lemons at $2 62); 26,000 Carthagena een ute at $40, and 5000 ibs dried apples in barrels, at 830. Fisu—We natloe ae of Py barrels No. 1 Halifax mackerel, at $9 100 do do No. 2's, at $5 8734, and 200 quintale dry co, wt 88 0355. Tnox—Sales by auction Of 120 packs Russia sheet , da- maged, at 50 @ 7%c, oash. [oLAssEs—We notice a continued good demand for the trade, with salas of 160 hhds Cubs at 240, 2436 a 260; 100 bbls New Orleans at 250 0 260, 4 gg and 164 bhds Trinidad, by auction, at 154c Manocanr—We report sales by suction of 36 logs of Honduras at 6% a 7c, at 4 mos. Navan Stones— ‘was a fair enquiry for rosin, and we note sales of 1000 Lr North Countyat 75:, delivered, and 400 bbls Wil at 850 Spirits was in mode- Tate request, with sales ee 100 bbls at 360, cash. O11s—Sales of 700 bbls shipping whale ‘we: so on private beskpe) but said to be slightly abov. Lin. Seod--Sales of’ 7,000 galls., English, were ‘ade sf 895 ee of 9,000 ao, city pressed, were mad eta note sales by auction of 200 bales Rus- sia, al Pras—Sales ef 50 bushels green were made at $1 1234. Provisions—Pork was very quiet, but holders stood out for the advance obtained at the close of last wee! transactions trad The last eles of hams were made at 60. quiet. Beef was and no sales of moment transpired beyond ret tions. There was 8 good inquiry for prime lar of 250 bbis were made at xe; and about d, and sal 300 kegs sold at 7340; 200 bbls No. 2,sold at 60. Cheese, sales of 125 boxes and 25 casks, this State, were made at 80. Butter was more plenty, and less saleable. Rice—Sales of 100 tieroes were made at $3 3734 @ 8 50. Srev—BSales of 11 tierces reaped y were made (new) at $25; some sales of flax were made at $1 30. Srices—Bome 400 bage Jamaica Rim changed hands, on terms we did not learn. joderate sales of No. 1 nutmege were made at $1 26. Svcsa— of about 300 hhds New Orleans were reported at 40 @ 430; 250 do Cuba Muscovado at 4};08 6360; 160 do do old crop at 3 220 boxes brown Havana af ico 8 9%, and 100 nds Forto Rico at 60, gas —— 100 sacks damaged Liverpool, at $1 20 , Cash. -TabLow—We notice sales of 1500 lbs prime rendered at 9360, Wuatrsove—Small sales N. W. continued to be made tocutters, at 232, Moore, of Jersey City, the let company dence, No. 10 Franklin street, on Wednesday, the 19th inst, at 336 P. M. dea ner of George and ths late Helen K: Tompoon, fix years and slx months re “tiie ome wil be taken f Canton, Mass, for inter- mS the 17th instant, Wanton Smrtn, aged 33 years, son of the late Evan Peters, of Philadelphis. His relatives and friends are invited to attend his fune ral,this day (Wedneeday) at 10 o'clock A M.,from the resi- dence of bis brother, David J Peters, 33 Renwick street. Philadelphia avd Cinciava'i papors please copy. On the 17th inst.,at 31 Greenwich street, ALrxanpeR, infant eon of Alexander H.and Ann Jane Taylor, aged twe months. Suddenly, on board of the United States ship North Carolina, yesterday morning, about half past 11 o’clock, of disease of the beart, Surgeon J. Farveaicx Sickers United States Nevy. At Antwerp, March l4th, 1848, of consumption, Catu- nine J. Emerson, of Bucksport, Maine, wife of Capt. W. Emavson, aged 30 years. $300 1 N SE FURSE AND » aT — Past erclock, P.M M.—Parse $00, with an tw : Roanoke aud rg. Village three | a fate. oie ive, under the Pst, OFFICE, NEW YOR! APRIL } Steamer Was! ve ey mand Bre Her mails will clese at th offic fata day. lock, A.M. A window will re rene at 736 Asa ‘aM, RO TH. MORRIS, Fost M a Y ARS AGO, AD! at ae not been seen BA thankful oud street. JOHN G, AT THE ROOMS wn, or in Broatway, be- a nuit. to 354 West, corer of rei ne <THE MEMBERS OF THE COM. pany are ordered to s armory, this day; the 19ch inst., a 234 o’elock, ast “tribute of 1g associ . By order, 8. i » $6: $52 731 ta arned pre! ret ums’ for the ‘year, ‘$614et6 2 2. Paid duri me period $62,460 v8: expenses, sari iiereeh ts, $29738 79; marine | sea p SRST 30—total, $416 oy es - ‘Amount of earaiogs of on the net earned premi on and aiter the second Monday in Ma: have also resolved to pay an isterest of six per c amount of Cy certificates ia ie oe UG to be paid to th mee ant, aw x rs, Henry eg 0. koe ams Alt ed raat “Lacius Havi Sayre, A. Sto Samer U. red ee O7 7. er biaiby, Oso oD: ‘rederick Vietor, ali, mi doitab ae vie AD EEE. ige Presiden 4 t View President; CHALES Niweowe eaves AMEN AMERICAIN, A QUI ue, FAUT DE LA pratique pour se E ne) porreaciganey, & Dare parler francais, you- Grait bien faire Ia eonna: eatd ais; dan eA Vezard de proquement. 8'ad fesser ou par semaine. 88 IN ANTE SITUATION AS SEAMST! Inquire ae promote 5 family, by a young German girl, ANTED—A BITCATION AS COACHMAN.BY AN Englishman, aged 30 who pos: a perfect knowledge of his basiness—can come well rec No objection to town or country. A note addressed to W. G., at this office, will meet with prompt attention. ANTED—BY A RESPECTADLE PRO’ ESTANT Girl, « sitmation, as nurse or bermai ie private family. Please call at 51 Maun st. Brookiyas fret oor. WANs A SITUA’ ONE A A RES? young woman, as Is family; 8 good washerand ironer: has rede a reference from her last Place. Plesse to call ata York street, for two days. WANTED IN A ee FAMILY. A GERMAN to teacl forte, German, .CTABLE Wuuxkr—Sales of 300 bbls State prison were made at 22%0 @ 230, and 75 do henone at 220. Faxicuts—Rates to Liverpool continued about same; for square bales of cotton 3-164 was asked ; 16! bbls naval stores were engaged at 2s, and beefin tlerces: 25 Rates for grain were nominal. To London, there wi nothing new. At ho ‘morning, 7th inst, #0 earl ue oD steamer Li rota ‘was reported below, and her inter ligence being nine days later, was looked forward to with great anxiety, particularly by the houses engeged in the French trade. (he suspension of the Bank of France, with the numerous failures at Havre and Paris, (roported by her,) created great excitement here that dey. The uncertainty in relation to the financial course of the provisional government, and its several edicts extending the maturity of contracts, has oxst o gloom over the future, which could hardly re felt more severely here, if they were entirely al ited The uncertain period when any relief may be had Kom thence, caused several eminent houses hero, largely interested in Fremch commerce to suspend payment, until they can learn what amount of assets msy proba- bly be realised from the suspended houses and props: y there. The Hibernia arrived on Sunday night, with Li- verpool dates to 25th ult. The letters by her, although quoting an additional decline of one eighth—(fair up- lands standing at 43,4.)—gave a brighter aspect to com- mercial matters, wuich, however, was more than coun- terbalanced by the continued political turmoil, partiou- larly in France, which appears each succeeding dav to be verging nearer to the borders ofanarcby. The market opened on Tuesday 11th inst ,at 8 decline of three-sighths on the prices existing previous to the arrival of = steamers, st which 1000 bales were disposed of : the close of the week, prices sunk another eighth, with daily sales of about 1000 bales; the larger preportion being for the home trade. Some considerable Peroela have been shipped to Liverpool from first hands, anJ at our present prices, a larger business would have beon done for that market, if the ordinary facilities exested, but the majority of houses engaged in thattrade feel loth to accept consignments at present, except at mere nominal advances. There was less inquiry yes- terday, aud the sales only amounted to 800 baies, the mar- ket closing heavy at the quotations at tep. The movements of this staple in this ovantry this sea- ton compared with the previous two have been as an- nexed. Movements or Corton in tHe Unitep States Bales. Reosipte at ports of the United States slnoe Sep- ber 1, 4847, 1,843,971 1,629 187 me “ “ “ « PO" year before.1 Exports trom United States sloce Sapt. 1, 1847. came period last yea * be ear befor Tho receipts at this port sides e let inst 18 000 bales. 16.600, Taken by spin (065,178 787,291 117 Taken on apeculation 1,000. Stock in olty 60,000,— Amount The coud notations’ = this market wore as annexed: Livenroon Cras FICATION. Uplands i Opens MARKETS KLSEWHERE. ate SALES. ted Treasury Ns a _ re Os res Bal a re k Ohig Rea U; ted Bae s0 Tae? hosed at 16394 sary 6 at 4 naked. ag a8 naked. Baltimore /s, 1996, ar 6 Hattroad shares at 36: iin i ati loved atid i bir aero = ‘Ml 1 ry, Note oo aye ke farmers ak, 31; $0, Cont ser) 7934; $3000 state sara Mreend Board a0 UB os, pA 16436; 1000 Trevaury Notes 6’, 102%: roe 73M; 108 do, 7336; 900 | 6s, ip, 79% ding Rail heaai ware 6s, £6, 35 Norristown Reilroad, 1256; 11 ks 1G: im S19: 8 Commer Fenn Bs After Salea—7000 State 5’, 73} i000 buyieilt Ravin snes 1744; 1000 Harrisburg road 6s, 7956; FOREIGN MARKRTS. Kiweston, Jam , April 1, 1848 —Recent Lssigber| ~ ‘J have added iaterally to our stooks of flour, an sactions to the extent of some 2000 bbls ire een at $9 50.8$10 per bbl. An improved demand with a light ba A havegiven an upward tendency to corn meal, and seles ad 475 per dbl The stock of "American lord in vy. and sales, dfieult to make; we note shout 500 kegs taken at 10s 10! For pork the sales have been moderate; about 400 bbin were taxon at $13 for ramp, $13 40 tor prime, and $16 50 for Mees. American hame ate in large supply and un- Some small lots of cheese are relling at Ida ried On Monday, the 17th tn fost , by the Rev. Mr. Benediot Mr, Ricuanp Hestina, of Boston, to Miss Many Louisa Bavowin, of thi the 17th fi the Rey Mr. Hart, Mr. Jon A Hoan, Jr, to Mise ‘Ann Woouxer, all of this cityt ane Copy. Poughkeepsie pavers led, On Monday evening, the 17th inat., of » short but severe ‘lines, Supe. eur McManon, in the 30th year of bis ‘The ftlends of the family, also those of his uncle, Win: ke. Oae would be prefered who har imely come from Ger? , A liberal ty re ma and 4 refe a. “Address A. B Ais AN ~D—A WOMAN — cy and asa Hon can be na ane and the Apply at A. ‘Crise jo, 5 John street, this oy ce and | o'clock. W ANTED<4 SITUATION, BY A La} Sellen of yocee Vag ‘8 Protestant, to do ger aaa! house dw ironer. Fiease.e sopl yee a browses as in rear ball jing. ANTED, BY “AN EXPERIENCED EDUCATED eel ‘womaa. ation to instruct and take charge of children, Address T. Geen, 399 Broadway, to-day and to morrow. |. No objectiin to travel pekig asa SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE je cave of cbiidren, king, wash and iron, or the ra f ‘The best of ciry sefe- Eleventh street, between ay 4o’elock. as as chatabermaid o or to do ph nek ofasmall’ fag Bude. between It ANTED.— A 81 VATION ay A pee TATLE rge of fa small = flag no objection to xo ep pen of Sit. ce can be yt ply at Ne ol at and Twelfth Ea iven. « ritten enaracter will testify; i neal os obliging to any ntleman who wed to employ him. mn, but has no objection to the city. Any ci M. office of this paper, will be respectta coun'ry situatio: mands addressed J. ly attended to. &8K WANTED—A LARGE SIZE SECOND H4ND House Desk. Any person having one to dis- may address Box 631, Post O: TEI T OF DE- ~ Eaerving me Wood. Premium required if y, between tne hours of 2and3 end kW eRe 304 Broadway OF HAMI' TON ARM 181805, for Qu 301 Front at., York, 18th Aj Toronto psorrs please copy. OTICE—THE Moat £5 Hh Wel ed by ieary Wells rutin & C. LIVIN of fate Crawford Livingston. ‘Sew Yorks Apri 18-1806 NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COM- 4 Directors have seer Mar oe The tresater book will be clisea fi The transfer book will be elvsed from the 25th inet. to that date, By ordet. .L/ EVERITT, Bee retary. isis yi held Sree. HAIS UNRIVALED we cy a ports pote ake vcore in the ifn eash, or they will m the most fashiona at the following rc and vest, (19 order} from 814 t0 ady made) from $10 to $25; business office ant summer’ coats, ‘rom $1 to $8 Also, 3 a, cravata, stocks, Collars, gloves, and every sticle of Goatees wearing apparel NIAGARLs FALLS AND SARATOGA SPRINGS baeribers ¢ the Excursion of Columbian Hose Cod i 7 ait Mice hee hn Bitter, to artend se, ia Mulberry street, on AMefay rant ba iat ac loc by order of ie commitize: H. S°MANSFIELD, Charman; Joun Lesue, Stereenry. Wal HO! HOT CRO8S BU Na “FOR GeOD Fal day will be ready for break rf dinner, and ter. Orders first come first served. at THON iN mand at Wales Bitenst or Crackun!s fre and ‘general as soriment of ¥ isourte nnd Cakes. RUARVALENCIENE LAUES.—PETER cemery “eortdd has jast received by recent arr yards of Vales Laces and Laing 30 per Mn foe usual priess; Lace Cn dC at ‘om awetion, 700 pairs of white and b! Bill Bless} do, Camorie Wiandkerehi ON every da endopen worl very great bar- TS ae AND AFOTHEC 4BIESS 708 e stoek and fixtures, tore 505 Pearl st-eet, corner of C1 late Wan Forbes, Sai this city for a retail thoronat fares td hes . u iu jufactar Pam’, Generator, Bae edna Draft Tubes, ke. &e., com: an good working order. abov etn ot the btre rely. Proposals to be re Y¥ BOAR the country, has fr noall un mbher of The care and diseiplive are parental vanoe the pu heir studies, and ren scholars. | Ni ins spared to ad- | rhe oomfortable | COB 8. FLATT, AUCTI J jardware, Raney onere pages teh Nea wi fe abet nad met oo Whee gt *THRATaE Wr] DNE“DAY /VENING, i wi formed i Pato a mathe Pics psc sie uae ie moos @ hich are 50 extra ied ie . Fu f extra td e 2 i- in! ‘Ke. Also, i? geloek, the er, ‘Noak Jordan; Faony Mo eland, Mis. Philips Higgins, Bir. serine oy T—perfurmauce to sold peremptori y ke, 500 exrds Poe! XHATH: AM: THEATHF. —WEDNESDA AY EVENING, ACOB 8. PLATT, auc TIONEER —ONK LARGE ANactle Tron. pe. Countingroom Desk, ul 19th, 1848, a ts Presented the laughable Faree Ww dee 6 Bat Pla has er at 12 o'eloe! Sesh itn 8 Ct py jena ay. Pardey mreet, thee 2 ouatof whom it may cor uy arma at 10 o'clock, a general assortment of Hardware, Faney | W OMAN—KRobert tibelle Me Held’ sHachael’ aye ‘Musica! Instruments, Weiches, Jewelry, Glus Ware, | Mrs. 0. Jones. To be followed by NEW YU iT beatae, Mr Chinfra Joe, Wisans; Charley epee Mrs Booth. fe vening’s “pertormantes to cone! yt Martinet, Mr. Pardey ; Good ke. ‘ke, B A. CHILTON, AUCTIONEER R—FURNITURK OF «the American Hotel f Berrlay at | Mr John James Poole : ‘halons, Mise LUDL ‘Gwe cd, will sell at asetion, on Fridsy,April | Hiloreth, , Boon beaned, Prue ‘Rerformancs ance com na re SDAY £EVENING time cn mp Voltaire and Rocking fe ated J Brcogh- a O ats, Gas \ han- am; Oliver Many. Mr. Vache; Asper Manly, 10; and oroaments, Magtel Clocks and Cande ra. ‘mar. | Frank Meredith, i Lavender Kyd, Mr. Dawsons top centre and vier tables; several fie toned om Ba Thor Rosabel, he. fe Cut Glass War, Ly rekery: x if Gi of th ons of ma>ogeay, Buenas double and siucle W linen, Also, several large and s Abo. Olt loth, alvaiety of pater Ire + Ls OLY vening, Apnl 19, the eute THE BREN TN gL Nisesmiliaw a Fehoppaen. da ‘aylor. io be followed b ANCE AT NEW Fou Nth AUCTIONEER—H ANDSOME B HILTON, Houssheld Fai ion, on ‘Thursday, April ’ 20, at No. 14 Varick place, Sullivan st oat, betw a Houston E. H. Ladiow & Co, will sell of the house, covnpri rs, couches, Volta bert lode SHILLINGS—Mr Golightly, Mr. Mrs. Mejor Phobbs. Mrs. H. Isherwuod. Dreas Circle 50 cents; Upper Boxes, 25 cevts; Pit, | abillicg; Private Boxes $5; Orchestra marbie top ce ruseels pets and rugs, bedstead spring mat- | Boxes, $3. wardrobes, &e., dressing bureaus and tables, ch ua RRIGLN naan ates Re “AasorigTION = 3 wetral lamps. oil ts, Brussels patterns; elegant hall and tor, bookcase. extension dining tables, the kitchen furniture, with which the logaes ready on Wednesday mor- Ls Charles Hotet, on Thursday, April 20, fanine inst Iment thereon, t»give the hower of streets Monday, 7 April leh, isch, 19th INSPRELS most respectfully annouree thet they T popuiar concerts for Three nights only of Coming their, entertainments & the Hall, whieh, d e oceupied by the annual exam: schools oF the Mechanves’ will have the houor of recomm: CHILTON, _ Wednesday. A Mahogany Faraite ction on Thursday, street. near Pri vii Rosewood sofas, t plush; ot'omans to match: French plate, mantel and pier m:rro1 rich mit giroudol other AUC’ JONTER —RosE WOOD HH. Ludlow Co. gl it “10 wainek, at No will continns th 4 $ tainments on Mouday, May lst. Acm‘smon 25.6 open at7, concert will commence at8orelock Ou Toursday, Friday and SatarJuy, April, 20th, 2ist and 22d, they will per: form at the Brooklya Institate. ariety of other use- ful housekeeping art 5 the kitchen furniture, with which the sale wul commence. Catalogues ready on Wed- Resday mrning. ROADWAY ODEON -ENTRANCE THROUGH Piuteux’s Cafe des Mille (olonnes.—Manager FE. G. —Musical Director, Mr. Oldfield.—Animated Pictures * ith aad ‘Pyemalion Statuary by a new compsay of lates and peu. (hal intending to retire from business. es ra rs re ree pe Ane , Part he Kurt $—The Tease ig of Tableau in howor of the Fi tic. Orchestra bor, 50 ce ide conte AMNUM’S AMERICAN MUSEUM=E.T, BARNU Proprietor; F Hitencocn, M ances this afternoon at nait-past $0’el: ing at quar'er before 8. Mr. St John, the Amer years ngo, cons rma—Of avout forty different kis ds of the mo: ¢ market, such as Harmony, March & serve, Man Elizabeth, Wanderer, old Here E k, Bloodgood, Victoria, Black Dwarfs | will eat red hot cols of fire, blazinz balls of br and thle Lene vintages. rries—Of upwards | lquid fire &c. Great Western, the snukee, ppm thirty kinds, comp: y all the best w ies coun. | two sple ndid pieces, the Tous Spectre, Bridegroom,” ty, si, Com J. yinuge oft binet Ps modore Chauncey Browa and Gold, Abreo, 1. Hi. Beal, Be George, Harmony, Di ord tan, Amonteliado lle, Blac u aad a grand i Melange, entitled Visit to New York? Miss B an a Agia eum, performance arete—Consiatin k Meal, “Leoville, Barton & 4 i eu; | eluding 10 years of age, and old Reserved fro Brion, 1837; Brane Mouton: p 1st \" Champagnes—Consisting of ine, 4 bran’ he L ippi river, i the ating 18 f Broadway, adjoinieg IN Sundays ‘excepted he Panorama will commence mov’ “African exhibition on Wedn ‘o'eloe Price. precise! shalt 7 aad tata ready for examina the Ci ty | sale, when the terms will ve me le known. HE GRAND COLLECTION OF THE WORKS OF i e Old comprising original Pictures, by Ti a Bare EE ao ee ma SALE tian, whe Rachael? Martll "ft cjasquer, Van 1 Dyck, Gu Je Mentels, Statuary: Gurdon, Fountains, Vests | Horomaa/ Parmigians, Holbein, Jan Geen, Carlo Dole, } si tea Tol Pane ison, aid many other of the old Saetere. open at ke ie. ii. Leeds k Co the Even tiatlery, No. 563 Broadway, fom 9AM. to 6 iy, at the ‘eomblah tence | 25 cents. ENGLAND ON HER CHARGEM, tatuette of O'Connell comical dwellings, vary in eh a Cela ty +s * Decidedly, that | have ists of this country and Italy, well worthy the attention of the admirers of the Wine Arts. Also, Vases, "Tables, ke. ke. art.” V ‘iGonhaven yeleable colleton of Gil Pat EE} Lg valuable collecti sr o half- roams o’cloc! sale to-morrow oe re w acest i", taining some old bei ral modera Paintings of ae Mdaaiiah schools of 4 very high order of merit H E. WILLARD, AUCTIONEER— 4S3SIGNEB’. © Sale—B8tcck of a Wholesale Crockery Det Hi - Wiilard will sell on Monday. Apri the store, 197 Water st. near Fulton, a of fine and common ware, a, cut and plain Gless, Hi L Muna ha) fos this city. and uninformed. en, ill be profited b Indian curiosities, and tare tha result of years. of labor, ua well os heavy ex adatte will "wonder at the achievements of hu- ‘A’ visit to the Anatomical t ten o'clock, at maqtest ot the most usefal of « sowledae of themse'ves. The largest and most perfect skeleton of that satedelnvinn animal, the gigantic mas todon into be seen io tol: mnseam. ALMO'S OVERA HOUSE ‘TO LET—APILY aT sa Bor Office, between the hours of 10 o'clock, AJd., THIS ESTABLIS ‘Jane next. Kxte tete atetes, msho jon dining table (Phyfe); ¢ hicere rea rain serpeis. oil cloth, b hat CA RD—CASTLE G a ment will epen on or ab: ‘inner id kitchen furniture. mame ¢ furniture containgd on th ing of carpets, cane chi steads, crockery. solggamps, looking &! Go. Holl eHeisin, ‘New i gee fo renin M iit infort, ott 5 » ra: Hall ler, Miss *’ Beckett; Petery Char by Miss ‘Aina We Wal Fu ‘clock, at the ware rooms of Mr. J. Hayton, Broaaway, his entire stock of ania cabinet Tarnivare, c., with nearly every article rgsewood pianofortes, maker a Wednesday. N-B—Persons about purel e will find this. favorable opportu: ity, as the stag is one 0 ofthe Iargeat offered at auction this end will be peremptorally sold, as the owner is closing iit business, and will remove on the Ist of May. histrionie pro! meuts, wiil imm desire diately be treated vier in Tieation, Kit UCTION NOTI: fers post pand) eee ee aa , Lessee and ‘Auction, on Thursday, April 20, at Nov sii Brosdwey, at halfpast 10 o’cloek, ange and EA ; assortment of Cabinet Furniture, (warranted, ani twelve fees lonz, (12 feet) in good health; ne has heen auction) comprising a general a: sortment, well worthy the at. kept co: fi by the ri , tels, Bhipvers and H being ore | therefore; 1 linmly believe that he will hive 1a auy cli 4 toge:he: wite Sofi, Couches Divans, eae very little care. Yeremptory and Pe Furniture, with yo, that his writing rooms are 0 of pupil Mr. G. gnararte vistolery Feamanehip, th jature practice. The A ted to Mr Othe first prem am five ye fPhand penmanship exhibited ss the great a Honre for Indies at 11 A. M.and 4 a intelligest withcutine aid of high rouudieg trait of Rembrant 1 worshy of particulas e al: the public attention is requested to ity—a very remarkable engraving four feet in heignt. Of Michael Argelo's tw the B-x.ine Capel, the Last Ja ME HIBERNIA WILL, Al SAIL FROM Bey Rocks, Jorrey City, this day, (Wednesd: th Apt Py o'elock, precise vy. Pasveng wi ithfal coy will conve! fw bi rer to whom ii PTO D opt J Johuston, will leave, Piet the 20th inst. at'lo A.M. An expe enced surgeon on board. Ocean Steam 1 Navigation € f RIO 1 DE JANEIRO —PASBENGENS ONLY— ‘he fine clij bark ISABRLITA BHYN for the above IE. ri —A SPAN OF FINE BAY CARRIAGE 7 to ses, sixteen hands high, young and fast travellers, feom the country, well broke and stylish drivers; will be ata fur price * hiods of the present owuer for several months, and sre 0d ex he hie no further use for them Address H. J. flee, © BE BOLD—A RARGAIN-AN E: family two hore earioge, fit for city or coastry. Jeft at eat Alvord's hat store, 102 Broadway, $250, C1SH, TWO LOTS. NOS village ot Bushwick, sdj>inivg h, Grocery and Fublie Tequire “etwrev 8 WHITING. © LET-THE LOWER PART OF THE BEAUTI fully sitaated House 129 Franklin street, opposite Va- Hick street C gron water thre app yto tL. WaAUGH 92 Rew T° LET- we ea OF ROO CONSIITING ‘lors and bed rooms with pn rate tables for fami bi fast and te i ese wil rt at ae a mt. ‘ine streets 400,000 fr in less tian 3 years, in street whout d comatry, at 50 ee at $35 per | krona, cash. OOPER 14 DUANE STREET, BETWE N m and William sts , has for the tL ex'ensive pi New York ense; AU mi Sooper has di he can eure the worst form of strigtnre in from one th, ewe waeks, with soareel i 1 HY, SIX TWO STORY AND ATTIC the indson street, between Ltn, and Lith streets ey are ished, and in complete order, no Il be diow. «pply to JOAN DENHAM, Mhvavenue, comer of West 16th street, orto H. J. Santord, 159 Maiden \0-LET—SUITES OF ROOMS, pariors and bed rooms for « if required, with a respectal dan shower baths. for the free use of the occupants. MEOHURST'S, 541 Honston st 0 LET—SALES ROOM IN WROADWAY—THE, delta front room hen ang 4 fitted ap. on the second br ig No 201 Bi by the subseribers ar ses W. € ONSIS1 TING OF tables, warm, the patie y yasceret ee gnaalged in iby AD pepe ¢ back. cay of Al ‘enre warranted in every floor of URNISH M8 TO REST, WITH OR wire. ‘out break fast—tea and dinner on Sundays—in a private fami- ty Rnquire ac tte Frm eet one = ET TBE, STORE NO. oy medicine, ad frequent! ing dreak. 5 Mavhson st, N.Y. De. € told by the Dy ctor st Tat alton Honsten st. Price $1 per bottle, OR 0} AUTHOR - M6 WEST fe Shy or with apartan Apply to A ALL HOTEL, BEAUTIFULLY partofthe Wrewet 83 Greenwich street, (Sunday excepted.) ill be surprised at the ty and beel a attend, their cure. (ig chiefly, however, thowe who have suffered tro a certun close of | peop! ¢ other can properly appreciate his » Ia ‘mcietare from vf fis fiat or incipient, to its more advanced and be Uitressing stages. (from. wncommou advantag fr widition to & very extensive practice in thi j piaiet) he enn afford a rapid radical eure as gronad for stating, ean be obtained from uo other sow Aimarien EDICAL AID—DOCTOR MURPAY, OF 63 GOLD iY street, can be confideauisl'y consnited on pr . Gleets, Mercurit! Uleers, Co he proved method of carimg Goagn has in Will befonrd infallible. De. regula: phys poh been a coanged for 16 yeara vat ¢ Office 63 Ge Rags, A sait of gen- color restored for 8! 00. for $100. ‘T. SMITH, Pio dy cin wons Dresses dyed aud wa id ha} w jon paid their heal ) 5 retired thy. Nodaysehelars admitted. For references, terms fe, enquire teacher, No. 190 West 19th street, from | 1 ‘and 70% Allen st., one door avove Grand.