The New York Herald Newspaper, May 22, 1848, Page 3

e belo: to another system. We are hkea reel of cage-born canaries, receiving through he bars of our prison only so much of the light, ‘warmth, and ant breath of heaven as our gra- | clous masters choose to permit us; and at the pre- | sent erisis of the world’s history, we may be par- ticularly compared to the same class of unfortu- | nates, as you might suppose them to feel when they wake up some fine morning, and find it to be ‘‘mo- ving day” in their master’s house. From their lofty perch they see old and familiar objects started from their positions, and tumbled about in strange confusion, which they had before supposed to be as stable as the very walls; yet, satished with the first sense of wonderment, they go on quietly picking up seed, and sipping water, as usual, out of their litle glass bottles, until their master thinks pro- per to come and remove them. | We have no idea of opening the doors, and taking advantage of the confusion to secure our liberty, even were it ever so feasible, Like the old woman’s eels, we have gotten quite used to being skinned, and only resent the rongh operation ih by an occasional squirm. Seriously, however, i the devil his due, though our most unaccountable, we are not asleep, Among our influential citi ens, almost all of whom are foreigners, the news of the recent events in Europe has caused considerable excitement and speculation. But there, in my Opinion, the matter will end. When the nine days wonder is over, they will find something else to talk about, and nothing will be heard but an occasional “carumba!” iad some open mouthed “native,” ashe listens to the accounts from the republics of France, Germany and the rest of those who are joining in the glorious march of freedom. . Nevertheless, could we quietly slags pence from the court at Madrid, to the Co: our alle- y ingress at ‘ashington, without bloodshed, oreven the. trou- ble of voting, our consent would be as unanimous as have our wishes been for years past, though we have not been so bold in their expression as our Cuban brethren. Our fatal drawback is our. la- ziness, and want of enterprise. We do not lack intelligence to know where our interest lies, but we do lack the energy necessary to make our knowledge ayailable. ‘So, the likelihood is, we shall remain for many years to come in statu quo, unless, meanwhile, we'are sunk in the ocean, by some stray earthquake, or blown from our moor- ings by an extra high pressure hurricane—a loss which would be more severely felt by the lazy aristocracy of Spain than by ourselves; for they take pretty good pains to leave us little more than our sweat for our labor, while they pocket the mn. A word about our new governor, and Iam done. You must know that a few months since we were both surprised and delighted by the arrrival of General Prim, Conde de Renz, wkom our little queen sent over to govern us in place of the old barbarian, rejoicing in the title of Conde de Mira- sol, who for some years has had the honor of hold- ing our noses to the grindstone. Every one looks forward to the happiest results from this change. as Gen. P. is a young man, of talented mind, an enlarged views, and 18 generally believed to pos- sess as much of the spirit of liberality and pro- gress as can consistently exist under a constitution and religion like that of his native country. He has already proposed some reforms, and I Hone ere long to have the pleasure of informing you that he fas swept away a few of the mig ty cobwebs which his sleepy predecessors have, from time im- memorial, suffered to accumulate about our ears. The Conde de Mirasol, whom he succeeds in of- fice, is his very reverse in character, being one of those stiff-starched old nobles of the ancien regime, whose chief aan consists in admiring their end- legs lists of hereditary and windy titles, and whose sole occupation isto try how much they can squeeze out of their poor subjects, to which end they leave no stone unturned—no legitimate means of oppres- sion untried. I will tell you more about these two characters in a future letter, and give you, also, if ‘ou Wish, a shetch of society and manners out ere, Which I assure you will be something rich and racy. Adios. ANTONIO. Police Intelligence. Hotel Thieves Again,—Some thief entered the bed room of Mrs. Brown, at Page's Hotel, corner of Hobo- kon and West streets, about 7 oelock y ing, while Mrs. Brown and the rest of the were at breakfast, and carried off a gold watch, chain, 7, valued at $75. No arrest. Charge of Manslaughter.—Officer Rider, of the 6th ward, arreged yesterday a man by the name of Charles Walton, on a bench trant issued by the Court of Sessions, wherein he stands indicted on a charge of manslaughter. Justice Lothrop locked him up for trial. Political Int nee. Anxansas Senaton.—The Governor of Arkansas has appointed Wm. R Sebastian, Esq., United States Se- nator from that State, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. Ashley. Great Hai, Storm in THE Seminong Country. —Marcellus Duval, Seminole agent, arrived in this coe from the Seminole country, on Wednes- day last. From him we learn ‘that on the 26th of March last, the valley of the Canadian, about 150 miles west of this, was visited with one of the severest storm of hail that everifell—the hsil stones beingabout the size of hen’s eggs, and some even larger. Where Mr. Duval was the hail stones were not so large, he beingon a ridge, but on either side, on the river and in the prairie, the storm was terrific. | ‘ The wild geese and brants, a species of the wild goose, appeared to be on the wing that day, migrating in great numbers from south to north, and were killed by hundreds with the hail while flying. Thirty were counted in one place lying dead, by some persons who passed the spot shortly after the storm. Some fell dead in the yard of a Seminole chief named Micanopy, who picked them up, had them cooked and ate them. He told the agent afterwards he thought the Great Spirit had sent them to the Indians, knowing that they were getting short of provisions. _ 8 Some of the Indians were afraid to eat them supposing the destruction of so great a quantity of those birds portended some evil to their country. Others carried them home by horse loads. The agent says that he never heard of anything of the like before in his life, and when he left the Indians were still bringing in from the prairies wild geese and brants by horse loads. Several of the Indian cabins were blown down, and others unroofed by the storm, but fortunately no person was killed.— Fort Smith (Ark.) Herald, April 12. Re GeNERaL TAYLOR BEEORE THE REConDER.—Quite a flurry and excitement took place yesterday morn- ing in Recarder Beldwin’s court. “The room was densely crowded with all sorts of people, pushing and crowding their devious way abont, some to give bonds, others to obtain warrants, make com- plaints, &¢e. The dock was as usual decked out with individuals of every color, sex and size, wait- ing for sentence or discharge. Suddenly there was a great shuffling and stirring of feet, anxious looks and inquiring glances, when the crowd opened and gave back. In walked the noble form of the gal- lant old hero General Taylor, his benevolent face beaming with satiles as he bowed his way towards the Recorder’s desk. A general buzz of congratu- | lation and pleasure issued from the assembly as | the Recorder rose and hastened to shake him heartily by the hand. He had called upon the Re- | corder upon some private business, little expecting to meet so motley a congregation, The Recorder courteously resigned his seat to the neral, who gazed about him with surprise at the upturned eyes of the loafers in the dock before him. The countenance which had looked unblancked and with perfect calmness at the sight at Monterey, seemed flushed and dieconoetted” with the scene before him. . O. Picayune, May 13. Avorner Accivent on THe Portage Raw Roav. —Last Monday, while the emigrant train of cars was passing over the Portage railway, one of the pessengie (a German) got out of the car at the foot of No.7, and was ascending the Plane on foot, when, regardless of danger, the train came upon him, knocking him over, and the car wheels passing over his head, killed him instantly. Ac- cidents are becoming alarmingly frequent on that road. Is there proper care on the ee of the ma- nagers?— Pittsburgh Journal, May 19. Tue Omo Teveararn Line.—We are now en- abled to assure our Pittsburgh and river friends that two more new boats, the equals of the Tele- graph in every respect, will be ready to be placed in the Louisville and Pittsburgh line in time for the commencement of the full business. It is understood that one of the boats is to be commanded by Capt. Samuel Mason, of Wheeling, and the other by Capt, W. McLean, formerly of the Simon Kenton—both as thorough-going, experienced, skillful and popular officers as are to be found on tne Western waters, —Louisville Courier. A Sorpier Snot.—A few days since, at a re- | Ei eraiting station near Bloomington, Ind., a soldier | was shot down by order of the recruiting Sergeant. | It seems that the unfortunaje victim named New- | mans, had indulged freely in liquor, and i consequence, put under’ guard. raged, he succeeded in escaping from his prison, seized a musket and threatened to kill the Ser- geant. At this junction the Sergeat ordered two sentinels who had been plsced to guard him, to fire on him, which after the second order they did, which caused his death in about two Becoming “en- hours, New Cotx.—There were coined at the New Or- leans mint, during the month of April, two hun- in | Farm Merino wy Moos mir— Taxwennows Mogzine to Sympatiuse with IneLanp.—The public square, Fifth street, was filled from side to side, evening before last, with the friends of Ireland. The night was fine— the full moon shed its modest beams ‘upon the patriot throng. The chair was filled by the Honorable Judge Reed, of our Supreme Court, who addressed the meet- ing, and was followed by Mr. Mooncy, whose presence here has kindled up quite a flame. Mr. Mooney moved, at the conclusion of a most eloquent speech, that a col- lection be now taken up to enable Mr. Smith O’Brien to arm the national guard of Ireland—a rush com- meneed by those around the platform to pay in money, and finally three hundred dollars were subscribed on the spot. ‘The meeting was cloquently addressed by Messrs. Hamlin, O'Connor, Quin, Sullivan, MeGroar- ty—and finally adjourned to the same place on this evening, when it is expected, Storer, Anderson, Mooney and others, will address the ineeting.—Cincinnati Com. May 17. Inreresting PHenomenon.—About 11 o’clock yesterday, the heavens presented an appearance at once novel and pleasing. ‘Two solar rainbows were vi- sible, encircling the sunst different distances. The colors of the one nearest to the sun were quite distinct and well defined and continued so for more than a half hour. ‘The secondary circle was less distinct. The primary one was perhaps 12 degrees in diameter, the outer or secondary one much greater. This celestial appearance suggests the presence in the atmosphere of an unusual quantity of aqueous vapor, and it was viewed as portentous of a coming storm, but up to the moment of our writing, there has been no important change in the wheather, excepting a dry squall about 3 o’clock P.M. We understand that the barometer fell somewhat pending the phenomenon. Rain was re- ported in Macon at the same time by the telegraphic operator. who also detected the presence of an unusual | uantity of electricity on the wires in the afternoon. t Newport. R. I., two years since, a phenomenon al- most precisely similar to the above was observed, and it was described at that time by a correspondent.— Sa- vannah Rep. 11th, Tur Orv Guanp or Naroteon.—At the late grand demonstration of the national guard, army, and people Paris, against the Fourierites, and the sanguinary pw wild ochlocracy, a most interesting sight was exhibited. The remnants and survivors of the old guard of Napoleon, with his favorite Mameluke among them, dressed in the magnificent costume they wore in the days of Napoleon, joined in the procession. and in support of the government and social order. The peo- ple greeted them with loud shouts of “ Hurrah for the ld ‘d!’? At their head was an old officer, who had attained the remarkable age of 102 years. With the arm that yet remained, this brave veteran flourished his sword over his head at the sound of the Marseillsise, which the band (ree the air of which seemed to re- juvinate him. is demonstration which Paris wit- nessed on this day, has settled the question of Fourier- ite Fomlscusats of all persons and things, and proved that we may still have hopes of preserving our indivi- duality and property, without a forced amalgamation with all sorts of creatures. ‘These, doctrines.“ can't come it’ in France, and we rather America, also, they will be “ no go.’ Eee Notice to Grocers and Others.—At a Meet- ne held on board sloop son, Captain Horner presiding, the following named bo pee their respective vessels, resolved ly thereafter, to come in at the foot ‘street, Clinton Market, instead of Washington Market, tofore Sloop Oregon, Captain Horner; sloop Cyrus, Cap- Hynes, Captain. Parker; guess that here, in oop Hartha loop W. Hor- ner, Captain W. Hopkins; schoontr Columbus, Captain A. Horner, sloop Wave, Captain Fountain; sloop ——, Captain Price, They Hill bo hajpy to seo thelr sumergus fronds and customers on TTuoaday and Wednesday of this wook, and regulatly hereafter, at Gold Pens.—.“Greaton’s celebrated warrant- ed Diamond pointed Gold Pens” are now admitted to be the bestand cheapest pen in the world. They can be had only at 71 Cedar Street, one door from the post office, Also, Josiah Hayden & fend Ls oe) & Rendell's, Albert G. Bagley’s, Levi byword Edw + Prime's, and the new “Brown” Pen, superior to the old pen, at reduced prices, wholesale or retail. Gold pens and cases repaired Richolieu Gold Pens and Fountain Attach- its. —B. E. WATSON & CO., 15 Wall st., have just introduced the “Fountain Attachments,” which can be adjusted to any pel Price 25 cents. The celebrated Richelieu pen, points warrant ‘Rot to come off, sold as abo Gold pons repaired. Dr. C Galvanic Belts..{.The Public is informed that there celebrated srticles, so well known for their | curative effects in Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Fits, and all Nervous Complaints, can only be had in this elty e's ofa, 155] at the Broadway. Sol tin Ne J. R. Van B ny: le agent jewark, juskirk, Im Magnetic Machines.—Dr. Moor Rory rhe ‘Magnetic Machines, are an important improve- ment over all o ‘timpler, more portable, x and more pang Prices $12 and in Se, nepotiateations Sol x oan “1 wi je manu- fasturer, D. ©. MOORHEAD, MD, 1h Brosdwaye é&ec.—Stra bade al Scal) in Want of Hair fa Beper co enrg will find a assortment, either for Ladies or Gentlemen, at WM. D! 'S, store of the volving Wax Figures, 263 Broadway, opposite the Park. Notice to the Ladics—Thowe that imitate Dr. ‘Townsend's Sarsaparilla’ have invariably called their stuff » great edy for Females, &c., &e., and have copied our bills and cir- eulars whieh relate to the complaints of women, word for word: other men who put up medicine, have, singe the great succe Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla in complaints incident to females, re- commended theirs, although previously they did not. A number of these Mixtures, Pills, &c., are injurious to females, as they ag- vate disease, and undermine the constitution, Dr. Townsend's is the only and best remedy for the numerous female complaints— it rarely, if ever fails of effecting © permanent cure. It can bo taken by the moet delicate females, in any case, or by those ex- pecting to become mot with the greatest advantages, as it prepares the system and prevents pain or danger, and strengthens mother and child, We careful to got the genuine. ‘Brinele pal office 128 Fulton st. COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Sunday, May 21—6 P. M. Some of the fancies closed at a slight improvement in prices, but the market generally was heavy. The advance alluded to has been the result of other causes than anything connected with the money market. The reaction in Norwich and Worcester was produced by the rapidity of the previous decline; and although prices advanced during the week, they were much below the closing prices were several per cent above the lowest those current at the commencement. Harlem ranges several per cont above prices current at the same time last week, and this advance has been produced by the demand for, and the scarcity of, the stock. Within the past sixty days a very large number of shares have been taken out of the market by some of our most wealthy capitalists, and they intend holding it, as a permanent investment. The short time that the pre- ferred stock was in the market before it was all taken, and the prospects relative to the earnings and comple- tion of the road, have given the old stock a position which its most sanguine friends little anticipated. The estimates made by the new company, of carnings, showing that a dividend of at least seven per cent can Ve paid on the old stock next year, have brought eapi- talists into the market, who have absorbed a large por- tion of the floating shares. The list of subscribers to the preferred stock embraces the names of fifty- two of the wealthiest individuals and firms in this city, Massachusetts, Connecticut and New Jersey. Quite a large amount was subscribed by farmers in Westchester and Putnam counties. The largest amount taken by any individual or firm, was $150,000; some other subscriptions amounted to $100,000, $50,000, 25,000, $10,000, and so on down to $250. This shows the confidence capitalists have in this road. At the time of subscribing to the new stock, many became large purchasers of the old; and the fact that the pre- ferred stock had all been taken, raised the actual value of the old more than twenty-five per cent, and there is very little doubt but that the market value will soon xperience as great an improvement. The receipts to- day amounted to about fourteen hundred dollars. Other stocks are quiet. In the event of Harlem ad- vancing largely or rapidly, the fancies generally may improve slightly, Government and State stocks are firm at our quotations—thero is little inquiry for them; but there is no disposition to force them on the mar- ket for sale. Treasury notes have not varied a half per cent from two per cent premium for several weeks; but it is the impression in the street that there must be a slight depreciation, before the opening of bids for the now loan, on the 17th of June. The new loan will be probably taken at about one per cent premium, and it is supposed that Treasury notes will in the meantime fall to about that point. Just previous to the opening of bids for the last loan, Treasury notes fell to the point at which the loan was taken, and there is no doubt but that the same movement will take place now. The annexed table exhibits the quotations of certain stocks in this market for each day of the past week, and at the close of the week previous. Prices for two or three fancies have fluctuated considerably, while the others have remained quite steady:— Quotations FOR THE Principat Stocks IN York Marxer. ture New Sat, Mon. Tues, Wed, Ths. Pri. Sat. War 02's odds woah —"" 102, wwe loo, — 100 100 9s | year previous. | ments continuing at this rate. The Knickerbocket Fire Insurance Company have declared a dividend of cight per cent, payable on the lat of June. The annexed statement exhibits the amount of loans, discounts and specle of oach bank in this city, at four periods. The variations in the movement in these departments of each bank are seen in this comparative statement: New York City Banks. Loans and Discounts. Feb. Meh, 1848. 1,288,300 ee ABS 83 perry aire NOS 56 American Exch. 257,24 2,508,759 h, & Drov.. A884 Toss.eur7 Specie. Feb. May, 1847. Aug. 1847, J National Bank... Siem Sian Bank of Commerce Sea Merchant's Exchan; vel Mechanics Bank of Americ sme ort ver... 141,195 87,97 Greenwich Bank 27,823, 39,224 Phenix Bank . ‘831,643 705,005 Bank State of. 977,675 1,006,014 Leather Man. a1) ae Bank of N. SSTAST = 72K 79S American EB: 6HK 196 69,705 Buteh, & Dro 146,00 46,774 Chemical . < 135 ato Mactan’ vee 289,054 296.152 Mech, Bkg Association 135,103 190,282 Mech, & Traders’... ., 51,142 74,770 $7,919,400 10,825,810 10,760,748 5,692,400 The city and country banks compare as annexed in these departments:— March, 1848. Loans. Specie. City Banks. . a «95,306,056 5,4 460 Country Banks’ 30,008.57 102989 Total $06,001,013 722,333 A comparison of the amount of loans in the March atatement with that reported in the previous August, shows that the aggregate reduction has been confined almost entirely to the city banks; and the difference between the amount of specie on hand in the city banks in March and in the August previous, was greater than the total shipments from this port up to that time. According to this, the drain of bullion up to that time was principally from the banks of this city. The city banks, since that time, have drawn largely on the provincial banks; but it is doubtful if they have increased the amount on hand, as the exports from this port since March, have been more than four millions of dollars, and that is a large sum to draw from the interior. The annexed statement exhibits the shipments of specie from this port since the Ist of January, 1848 :— Suirments or Srecig FRoM THE Port or New Yor: Bark Glencoe, Marseilles, five franci 10,028 ud ¥ lye doubloons. . 14,051 Ship St. Denis, Havre, Mexi: 64,873 pai fh ea American 963 a ei « French 48,242 He doiet “ govereigns.......... 17,217 Westminster, London, Mexican dollars.. 35,71! Shipments May 12 to 20... $406,000 Shipments January 1, to May 18 5,171,802 Total for 1848. $5,577,982 Add to this the shipments by the Cambria, and the exports up to the close of next week will exceed six millions of dollars, an average of more than one mil- lion a month since the year commenced. Should the shipments continue at this rate throughout the year, the aggregate would be about thirteen millions, but little more than one half of the total importation the ‘We, however, have no idea of the ship- Our importations aye become very much reduced, and so far as the ba- lance of trade has anything to do with the exportation of specie, it must soon cease. The importations dur- ing the past week, compared with those for the corres- ponding week in each of the two previous years, were as annexed:. Commercr or tHE Port or New York—Weexty Imports. 1846. 1847. 1848. Free goods. ... 204,604 52.782 214.049 Dutiable goods. 1,021,437 893,820 1,200,802 Total merchan’e. $1,226,151 946,502 1,414,851 Specie .. . 21,393 579,261 20.379 Duties reo’d.... 380.714 207.769 303,059 Av’e rates of duty, 82h 23% 25g The imports for the week this year, exceed those for the corresponding week in each of the previous two years; but they are by no means larger, when we con- sider that about three quarters of the whole importa tion of the country comes into this port. CITY TRADE REPORT. Naw York, Saturday—6 P.M. Owing to large receipts, and the limited domand for export, the market continued to be unsettled, and prices inolined to droop. The sules chiefly embraced lots of Oswego and Geneseo, with a few lots of other wost- ern brands, on terms stated below. There was no change in southern. There was nothing of moment reported in wheat. Corn—Sales of yellow were made on terms which exhibited a feeble state of the market compared with prices current in the fore part of the week. Rye and oats were inactive. MARKETS ELSEWHERE. Wosrox, STOCK SALES. be 20.—Exchange Board—100 Concord Railroad Rights, 121; 2 Boston and Maine Boston and Worcester Railroad Rights, 1 60; 19 roud, 11634; Hy Railroad Rights, 2 22; 2 Boston and Maine Rai 10 Western Railroad Scrip, 100%; 1 F id, 100; 25 Norwich and Es Reading Rallroad, 173: 50 Reading Railroad Bonds, 1% DOMESTIC MARKETS. New Ontrans, May 12, 1848.—Cotton—The stock on sale having been much reduced by yesterday's heavy operations, holders asked higher prices, and the sales were in consequence limited to 3000 bales, taken prin- cipally for the north. Prices are fuller, and we advance our quotations to 51s a S4e for middling; 5% a good middling, and 5% a 6c for middling fair. hand and en shipboard not cleared. 235,666 bales. Tobne- co—We hear of the sale of 160 hhds refused at 2%c; stock onhand and on shipboard not cleared, 22.884 hhds, Sugar—Sales 150 hhds at previous rates. Mo- lasses—Small sales at 12 a16c. Flour—Market firm, but inactive. Sales 900 bbis IMlinois at $4 75, and 80 from store at $5. Corn—3350 sacks white, yellow and mixed, part in cotton sacks, was sold at 33c, and 500 sacks yellow at 38. Pork—600 bbls, a mixed lot, was sold on private terms; 98 bbls mess at $8 50, and bbls M O at $8; and 50 bbls rumps at $6; 25 boxes hort middles sold at 43c. Bacon—10 casks choice sides sold at 4c. Lard—Sales 79 bbls and 100 kegs at be; 94 Kegs at $5 95; and 30 bbls inferior at de. Gun- ny Bags—25,000 2k bushel were sold at 10c. Freights—Two American ships taken for Liverpool at 9-16d; a British ship at 17-324; and a British ship filled up for Glasgow at 9-16d. Exchanges—No alteration, London, 2 a 6 per cent premium; New York 00 days, 2% a 3}y per cent discount; do sight, par a per cent discount; do Bank rate, 1 per cont premium. FOREIGN MARKETS. Ponex: UR. May 7-—Sugars— $2 50 per owt. for fut; $3 a $3 25 for strictly prime. Molasses, $11 50 a $12 per 110 gallons, without the cask. Freights—35 cents per ewt net, delivered, and dull at that. Market over- stocked with all kinds of American produce, Pr perros nett Married. On the 20th May, at the church of St. Vincent Do Paul, by the Rev. Mr. Carnin, Mr. Mano Lovts to Pav- tine Zvtinste Puysoreavx, late of Paris, now of this city. —____. Died. On Saturday evening, May 20, 1848, Mrs. Loursa Hortar, widow of John Huelat. Hor friends and acquaintances are respectfully in- vited to attend her funeral, at 3 o'clock on Monday after- noon, from the residence of E. Walker, Esq., 26th st, betweon 3d and Lexington avenues, At Brooklyn, on Sunday, May 2ist, Mrs. Carnanixn Canvey, in the 63d year of her age, native of the county Donegal, Ireland. The friends of the family, and those of her son-in- law, Edw. McFadden, are respectfully requested to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of Edward Mo- Fadden, No. 138 Water street, near Poarl atreet. Early on Sunday morning, the 2st inst.. at the resi- dence of her son-in-law, Mr. G. @resham, 177 South Fourth street, Williamsburg, in her 65th year, Mrs. Any Hesvor, relict of the late John Heslop, Esq., for- merly of Geneva, State of N. Y. Funeral at 4 o'clock this (Monday) afternoon Geneva and Seneca, Ohio, papers please to copy. On Sunday, 2ist inst., of a lingering illness, Axx Burxe, wife of George W. Burka, 23 years. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family, and those of her brother, Daniel S. Coles, are respectfully = BOG BOS 61 rite 613, By —" gi? 3 ST OT} BM 2p ., Harlem Railroad, $24 52.4 BINS GaN Long Island 208, 203g 2 Mohawk. Be eK ays FF Bs NK ay OL OK 9 SS Sie Eastern... = S| North American Trust, 9% — — -— = = “Oy! A comparixon of prices curront at the close yoster- day, with those ruling at the close of the previous week, exhibits an improvement in Harlem of 4 per cent; Long Island, 3; Farmers’ Loan, \; Canton Co., %; dred and fifty thousand half dollars, and 2500 ea- gles, in value $145,000, 44 per cent; Norwich and Worcester, 3%; Erie Railroad, | out further iavitation. ai North American Trust, \; and a decline in Ohio 6's of | jectin invited to attend her funeral, on Monday, 22d inst., at 4°. M., from her late residence, 68 Hammerely st., with- i oe IMPORTERS AND JOBRERS—THE SUBS recently from the South, where he has been ast cight years in the Jobbing Thesinens of Fre Nish Millinery and Straw Goods, and who has eautile acquaintances, on whom he may rely for find @ situation in_ an Importing or Jo! 10,000 ty $15,000 worth of in ‘custom, desires to Hous of this city. 4, in mb the Froper senso, and would have no for that purpose, or to make eollections, and thereby increase the business of the house who may wish to em- ploy hint, City reference given. Address “D. X.," 906 Broad new, 24; Morris Canal, %. way. INTELLIGENCE BY THE MATL MONDAY EVEN E 4M m Sale oF | je ny er i tee P Sea Welethe b or of Mr, George Weil, No. 421 Broome street, a few doors east th wm A.C, TU eat at auction, 0B, ; nT Moms, | Wdhaneecon, Bay 20, tase Sects Bie We San wenitia ts ene Harry, Thomas if. Chapman; Angelica, Miss Kage Hort | f Wasuinaron, May 20, 136 Ree inet oe fabincable fersinen coeeetectased, by Me. | Which the PAS DES VLEHS—-by°42 Danseuses Vieunclei. Yo | Zhe: ConventioneoIvdaial—-Pelond . Wall expronly for sity parshasare, ang will be omrmanted | Kitty, Wee Kelghi: Ahsemtice Ue PeLES Care m |. The wildest excitement still provails, ulthougi imevery respect as to the marerial, workinanship, Se, ‘The atock | Kitty, Bight. After which LKA PAYSENNE—By ! , “ A bed-room furniture, of the most ndoir, a comprises parlor, A KISS LN THE DARK— To the crowd is partially thinned off. Several poli- nog it be Touly om the iaorning of the | Mx. Pettibone, Mr. Chapman; Mrs. e:tibone, Mr. Kitest. f oe ee ee gouclude with the PAS DES AMOUKEITES 1h & Daneuses | ticians have already proceeded to Baltimore, to ENJAMIN MOONEY, AUCTIONEER.—-BY EDWARD | open at o'clock ; commence at 7 ly. carry on the process of wheedling and coaxing BB'PAv308, ul day a0 eork atthe pare Nod Plat WERY THEATRE.—MONDAY EVENING, MAY 2, 19, | delegates, The latter are at a high premium.— The change of a few votes will be very important; | and consequently the candidates and their mana- gers are very busy. n extensive assortinent of German oods; algo, an invoice of Violins catalogues, ATT, AUCTIONEER! ¢, amount about thirty-five I ly sold, by JACOB Freneh and English Be 8, Fhutes, 6. Bor Ce ae fey antired W Way TO | PAY OLD DEBTS Giles Overreach, Mr. Ly Ww Mr. Dyott; Marrall, Mr. Burke; Justice Greedy, Mr Bellam: Margaret Overreach, Mra. Abbott; Lady Allworth, Mrs, Madison, Also the drama of TUE BOTTLE—Richard Thoraley, Mr. Clarke ; ‘oddles, Mr. Burke; Ruth Thoruley, Mrs. Phillips; Esther Clare, LE OF BRUSITES— dred dollars, to he pe- LATT, to-morrow, (Tuesday) at 10 “ . 01 To oo vith OLE BULL—Ebevezer Calf, Mr “The first blow is half the battle.” In the con- k, at the Auction Room, 23 PI ot, consisting of every ondon. To conclude w devils: ee 4 s ne ina wih peas and sive, We. “Toe ald! in | Burke: Capan, Suni, Mee Waris dary, es eertant | vention the first blow will decide the battle. The ‘iption, sui ud tton tion of Purchasers: is directed tothe same. TION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ANTE! ‘Woman, aso00k, Washer orironer, or todo the general house- conts; Family cirele 25 cents ; Pi performance to commence at 7 HATHAM THEATHE—SOLE PROPRIETOR ‘AND LES- Usi¢ cents, “Doors open | exclusion of the barn! el roers will, in all probabil: in favor of Mr it a decide the eon 4, Ou work of a small family. The best of city reference can be give ‘ee, Mr. F. S. Chanfrau.— Monday Evening, Mé the other hand, the exclusion of the hunke i : AL t Mr. F frau, — Monday Eve fa fh lusion of the hunkera wi Apply at 14) Ninth street, between Bowery and Third Avente. | win e"prosented the nautical drama of the OCEAN OF LaF! ii tabi dA tconm, altsecesa We ae ANTED, BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMEN, 4 | Captain Blundell, My Richardson; Sie Timothy Tad r 8 | brine gs . : situation to do general housework in a small family. ‘The | ford; Mat Merrite M exclude the latter, because the impression pre other othr as chamber-maid and waiter, and to adsist in washing Hadi williva ties ite ‘and ivoning, Good. referonee given; apply U2 Gresa street, fu:the that they will refuse to abide by the nomination, ae JY should it not please them. If they be exeluded, -ANTED—A YOUNG WOMAN, FRO MARTE—Henri they will of course withdraw their strength fron WwW a enon ng Wont FROM F Pane , BB “ine bie ‘ ‘ ‘ hdr ith si eth from sewing, or general housework, 1 ap Beh nae ope Ui ett anee to conmnence at | the party in the election, and New York will be Apply at 20 Willtimertrect, ‘TE o'clock, Boxes 28 oente—Pit lost to the democracy. I! the democrats lowe New ITCHELL' ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRE, A SITUATION, ; ork, they will assuredly be defen a. idle who is first rate Cook, Washer and Troner, The best of ing, M: ! York, they will assuredly defeat It is idl city reference from her last place, Fleaso eal West 19th a page. ce to say they can do without that St "They can b Cs e seen for two yi opkins, jo! a(h. ; ‘ Ee Mr. Nickinson: Mt not. ‘The case will then be thus:—if the hunkers farce, entitled DON \ Mon Whibbe, | asl, th I If the fecal healt kp Mr. Mollauds Mra v lowed by anew | Prevail, the eleetion is lost, It the in dele nis Philipps, Mr. Nickin« William of Bavaria, Sr o couchide with LEND ME ely, Mr. Holland; Mrs, Captain Circle, 0 conta: Up} piece,ontitled an OLYMPIC EXTR S00; Nicholas of Russia, Mr. Conove Blesker; Lola Monten Macy Taylor. FIVE SHILLINGS—Mr. Golij less with good recommendatio GQ'TWATION WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE aged woman, to attend children, do plain sewing or the gen- il, Mr. Cass is defeuted. Should the gates be excluded, the majority rule will gates latter del eral housework of a small family—has no objection to a short dis- | Phobbs, Miss Roberts. Dress cs r Boxes, 25; | probably be adopted, and Mr. Cass will be forth- tance in Ceidountty. "Cas He sven at 261 Ninth streek Bib a Batra Ee Orchestra do, $3 Doorsopenat7 | ith nominated. Should the two-third pale —, , , AND BE ORT: | seaeeetorsteencenern enter nnr Mr, dass va reed.— 10 LET—A ROOM, BEDROOM, A) /ARGE PANTR) ah Linke oie aL be adopted Ir, Cass cannot suecee the second floor of the house, No. 108 Hammersley street, to bo nAD however, that both There are now indications, amall respectable family. One or two respectable boarders can 22d, will bo performed Shakspeare’s t x Soaomuemtantad with tevakine) ana ‘ton, and dinner on Sunday. | JUL[ET—Romeo, Mr. Anderson; Caps let, Mr. Vache, Meroutio, | sets of delegates will be admitted. fn that case, Apply as above. Mr. Lester; Benvelio, Mr. Dawson; Friar nce, Fredericks; | New York will not be represented at all in the con- PFE EEE FIKXEUNEE AND | etek tadaway; Juliet, Miss Fanny Wallack: Nurse to Juliet, | Vontion, The two. forces will neutralize eagh OR SALE OR TO LET—THE LEASE, FIXEURES, AND | Mrs, Winstanly. Pas do Duex, by the Misses Celoste and St. Clair, aon i "a good will of a Coffee Saloon, 'To # person with a small capi- | To conclude with the farce of SHOCKING EVENTS—Dr. Grif. | other. In such an event the result is es ely fenhatf, Mr, Vache; Mr. Puggs, Mr Hadaway; Capt. Spaff, Dawson; Kitty, Mrs, Watts. Dress Circle and Parquette, 60 cents; Family Cirele, 25 cents; Gallery, 1234 conta, Doors open at 7, porformn- ance to commence at 7: cl ECHANIC'S HALL, 472 BROADWAY, WEIWEEN doubtful. An attempt has been made to produce the im- pression that the friends of Mr. Buchanan are dis- posed to throw their votes for Mr, Cass, after the first or second ballot. ‘This is wholly untrue. { tal, this affords an opportunity soldom met with, |The locatfon aagood a8 can be found in the lower part of the city, Addre: B.S,, 520 Sun off ly ut 92 Nassau street, OARDING—A GENTLEMAN AND WIS LADY, OR TWO Gentlemen, can be accommodated with a handsome lai Chamber on the second floor, with Piazza attached—furnished, Grand and Broome streets. MONDAY, MA'Y 22, and 01 ’ phy u Dinner hour two o'clock. Apply at 58 Murray street. it di week, the original CHRISTY'S MINSTRE! know that Mr. Buchanaw’s friends will vote for no- wi conancte Gung the past (GHT MO) have been re- | body but Mr. Buchanan, first or last. [t is of course Fo Aa realy asiemaplarict ry bach bape tees ry gees eS iw npled suecess | their best policy. ‘They can thus control the con from the Fulton ferry, in a dosirable location. Apply at 19 | most ‘aunotnoe, that they will continue origit E i acy. 4 i Concord street, near Fulton street, Brooklyn, ‘and inimitable entertainments every Bight ual further nétion, vention, ani ‘een at feat: rari eae fail of no- — = 7 | cents, open at 7. Concer commence at8. | mination on the first vote, he will inevitably lose on POs OFFICE, CHATIAN SQVARES MAIL, Bp. | flcheran Binal, BP CHSTY. chery atceceding pat Thur oh bested for the above steamer till Wednesday, pil ot ‘ARNUM’S AMERICAN MUSEUM—P. T. BARNUM, PRO. | candidate but Mr. Buchanan. Mr. Woodbury has Ren nites cone Seeeg rene T At SUL EA pristor, ¥. Hironcoos, Manager —Spl Pectormanees absolutely no shanoe, Mr. Dallas’ name am —— evory afternoon, at 4 o'clock, and every scarcely be mentioned, and no new man Wi ee A Glorious Bill. ‘Tho Ethiopian Serenaders. Last wook of FMR. THOMAS DOIG, OF SCOTLAND, WHO ARRIVED | Great Western. ‘The Mammoth oF Giant ‘Baby, gay 16 months | taken up. tt : t will sond bis address to CAMERON & BRAND, 42 and df Ping ‘ninety pounds Wax Scripture Statuary. The The London correspondent of the National In- i. ik ed, “Te this should | American King, A variety of brilliant Eleotrioal Experi- | /el/igencer of this city, declares in a communica- strest, New York, his letters will be Sorwand inentawith @ new and powarfid apparatus, Miss Noble, Miss ahead thee bs Pll i4 meet the observation of any acquaintance, information from them | ‘Viicn,"Mr, Thompson, Madam Roskwall, tho famous Fortune | lon published in that paper a few days ago, that Will Bo chee KSRlly. Zoeet Tellor’ may be privately consulted at an extra chargo of 25 conta the present government of England enjoya the con- R. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BELTS ‘Admission to whole, including Musoum, Performances, &e., | fidence and esteem of the people. ‘The editor, in informed that those celebrated articlos, so well known for | 25 cents childron, under ten of age oad old enough to | the sume paper, endorses the remarks of the writer Sie corative eimai, in Reema len Dyspepsia, Fits, and all TG Re, HE eRe, Reerred rinses one, lling, eee ag, ‘saguinad and senisible::? Doea the: edits know Nervous Com an on! in this city at the Doctor's ae Sts vs F caemtianelen os ofice, li? Hrundway. Sole agent in Newark, N.Jy H. Van Bue | TyarMo OPERA HOUSEGFOR A FEW NiGHTS ONLY | that this same government was adjudged a short kirk, 292 Broad street, Monday, May 22——The MODEL ARTISTS, consisting time sines by an Grand ea etl, ae eons of - vg | company of 25 members, under the direction of Sig. Monte Galway, in Ireland, (as respectable and intelligent ‘Graduated Maganue Mioltney: ore tx inspertib te eorenont Pilappear ine rare oe Gee bree ona pases body of men as any in Great Britain,) upon their feral other, stmpler moro portable, stronger and more ef” | Tialan, Flemish, French and: English taasters, var The Three | Solemn oaths, to be guilty of the will murder of colt: ‘Pricke $12 a0 $15. Beware of imitations. ‘Sele rasnufex. Bathing, Venus and Cupid, Venus Rising from | the thousands of unfortunates starved to death du- . D.C. MOORHEAD, M. D., 182 Broadway the Sea, the Three Graces, the Bacchanalians, Hercules and | ring the past year in Ireland? Does he happen to hae) Bota y Nymphs, the Supplicant, the Listeners, Cleo wu Finale | 1 hae:theswholsr péoplavof Ireland 'are aigor inhohor of the United’ States, ho. Ra! ‘and Par. | know that the whole people of Ireland are abso T A NUMEROUS MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF THE tte, 50 cent Upper Boxes, 25 centa, Doors open at half-past | lutely mad with unconcealed wrath against this look. conteal part of the city, held pursuant to motice on Friday | 7 sormence at 8 o@ evening, May 19th, at the corner of Spring and Greenwich streets, on motion, Alderman Getty was called to the chair, and Charles Olmstead appointed Secretary. The following paper setting forth the object of the meeting, was subm'tted and read by John A. Hanna: That whereas, it was known that the market sloops which have for many years visited Washington market for the sale and Aisporal of thefr produce, have resolved, at their next trip, and regularly after, to come in at the foot of Spring street, and make that basin their permanent deposft. At a meoting held on board the sloop Oregon, Captain Horner presiding, they unanimously de- cided on the above named change of location, and have wade ar- ments with their numerous customers accordingly. Reso at they be cordially welcomed, on the part of the neighbor- hood, by extending to them overy ficility in their power for the disposal of their produce, and for that courtesy in their inter. rovernment, which, according to his correspondent, Ry! the confidence of the people? Does he not know that people boast aloud in the streets of Dub- lin, that they are determined to practice high trea- son against the government? Has he by chanee heard of the manufacture of pikes and rifles; and does he think this an indication of confidence in the government? Has he ever heard of people alled Chartists, and does he believe that the ob- ject of that organization was to manifest confi- dence in the government? Has he heard of the increase of the number of troops in Englond and all new, and on the most magnificent scale, will be for the greater effect of which, three times the usual number of “ models” ‘exhibi ed. Among the Tableaux prosented will bo “ Mose’ this scenes, new character, which is not in the “Glance at New Y mong the Model Artists,” A variety of other ainusemonts will be ulso given. Mr. Burke respectfully announces that, prior to his leaying Palmo’s, he takes his Farewell Complimentary, on Tuesday night. He takes this opportunity of returning to his friends and patrons his most sincere for the patronago they have given him, rany i course with them which is. go characteristic of New Yorkers, and | Sha" wil ‘al trive to his gratitude by continuing to | Ireland—of the furbishing up of arms—of th: » iting which will ensure their comfort and permanency among us.’ The | S04 will always strive to prove his gratitude by 2 following named captains, with their respective vessels, aro a part | “CHrve it. in motion by the [oben of the vast military of those which will bapoy, to see their friends and customers on ANVARD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE Missis. | machinery of the kingdom, in anticipation of re- ‘Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, and rogularly hereafter :— sippi River, painted on three miles of canvass, being the | volt ? and does he regard this also as an indication Pere ge ts ing eee tt stony, sloop | iaegest “paint the world at the Panorama Buil io | on the part of the government, of their entire trust ker, sloop. Martha Hynes; Fountain-sloop, Ware, Breadwey, Niblo'e Garden. Open » [eg t ier a Sea. Horner, schooner Col Price, sloop ———; W. Hopkins, sloop | Gays ‘Admiasion £0 conts children half price, fhe Pa. | in the confidence and esteem of the people W. Homer. W. 8. Wilkey offered the following resolutions ‘—Re- | Sovama wil commence moving at te to Sdoal prciely. afer | A word to the friends of Ireland in New York soived, Thit five Londred large handbills, announcing the change, | RObaMS tities Wedeoedsg and Serutiayrot Sel Hike) eonniae seneal tha iow ofl7ber| There eel be printed and distributed through the upper part of the eity, an also that pati icity be given to the samo by advertising for one week in the daily papers. Resolved, That a subscription raised and a committee be appointed to form the handbills and ad- vertivoments, and carry the above resolutions into effect. On m the ehalr appointed the following, committes Chas, 0 Wi necessity for its repeal. It is a very salutary law, and should stand. It 18 not in their way at all. ‘Lheir eflorts should be quiet, unpretending, without display. Let delegates be sent to Baltimore and Washington to produce a concerted movement IN THEATRE—THIRD NIC of the beantiful A: Is, who will perform some of most extraordinary aud wonderful feats over attempted. ‘Third night of the new and superior band of Adelphi Minstrels; Blanchard in her brilliant performances, with the golden balls, cups, rings, daggers, &e: Monsieur Casimere, in his extraordinary DELPHI, LATE FR. had long seen the necessity of providing ample wharf accommoda- | 2 shillings to the orch tte, 1 rox, Geents. Fer | She also wants engineers and generals. Let them tious inthe central part Cour city to moet the wante of our Ta: a ommence at 8 hocsenta- ot kriow: mote! thantote DH antes tte pidly increasing river navigation, and that he contemplated the ALNUT STREET TH P the United ttates, army whic: ta raitieey ia proposed move of our Jersey brethren with lively interest. Mr. “day Evening, May 224, 1848, of the United States ar 4 John Forshay, at an interview with Alderman MoDermot, receiv- | ta of MATDENS HEWARE--Giles, Mr. Rastelifier ltosalio Bouquet | bark for Ireland at once, if there be any prospect fi yerbally from him and communicated it to the meeting, that | Miss Chapman. After which the comedy of KING OINEIL, or | of being useful in her straggle. ‘They’ have told es tie deren. soaretot Wack femmes attend | ‘The Irish Brigade—Louis XV, Mr. Wheatley; Gen, Dillon, Lex me nd are ready to redeem their pledge. ‘There i of central impro a he was'with them heart and | Boke de Richelieu, Richings, Major de Burg, Nagle; Capt. O'Neil, | ian more fighting in Mexico; there will be fight- in the way of central improvements, he was wi mm. heart Mr. Collins, with the song of “The Boys of the Irish Brigade;” | ! i SsRoae who’ hare wate foul, Tt was further Resolved: That the proceadings of the meet | Mfarchioness, Miss Chapman: Countess, ‘Thayer. To conclude | ing in Ireland. ‘Those who have watched the foi a tag Llama be nip a rue Sun} with THE IRISH POST—Terrence O'Grady, Mr. Collins. To- | course of events in that country, and who have pron mn ad clued nth hs EEA RE k _ | been hitherto most hopeful of peace, declare now 0 GENTLEMEN—HAVING BROUGHT THE ART OF BERNACLE.—MR. DEMPSTER'S LAST ENTERTAIN. | that they see no prospect but a desperate struggle Cleaning Clothing to that perfection, without the use of dis- agreeable coloring or steam, as ix used by those who pretend to the ment this season will be given at the Tabernacle on Wednes. | day evening, May 24th, on which occasion he will #ing his most of Treland should, above all things, ng, nor is there any necessity for The friends. hify art, and charge high prices, this is to give you all notice that 75 | popular songs. “The spot where I w o loved one was | avoid speechify r tents is all T charge for clobning Conts,“and°S7% for Pants ines | Rot there’ Sdohn Andervon, my Jor y," “I'm with | publishing all their transactions. Any overt act of st own only to myself, A trial will prove the fact, that I god again,” 7 Lament of the | hostility to Englund by any portion of the eitizens an cheaper and superior to all competition, Dying and | Trish Emigran’ Ni 0, ? kane of the United States, cannot escape the cognizance of this government ; but there is absolutely no ne- cessity for any overt act of hostility. The sympa- thies of the American p are with Ireland, and will be with those who aid her But there is another consideration. ng done cheap by A, CORTISSOS, No. 6 Murray, Inte of 94. | “I'm alone, all alone, is ular cantata, “The ISEASES OF THE LUNGS AND SCROFULA—DR, 1. V. | commance at ¥ o'clock. Newton, recently returned from London, has for twelve = ee years devoted a lanze n.of his time in specially studying dis- ARPS—REMOVAL—J. F. BROWNE, MAKER AND IM- esos of thig nature. fe graduated in Philadolpivas for two ears Porter of grand wemi grand and six octave double action was one of the physicians of its largest hospital, and for seven | Harps, warerooms 205 Broadway, would inform his friends, he About this Years has studiod in the best hoepitals of Europe. Dr. N. confi | lias reinoved from 281 to 295 Ibivadway, and solieitsa continua. a - i Tontly asserts that a large number of thows cagea Feganted aa hope. | tion of the very literal patronage he iss had the honor to reeeive, | time, both political parties in the country will natu- Jess, Dy peoper and timely treatment, may Le restored to health. | J. F. B, would add he is now completing a large and elegant collee- | rally become quite enthusiastic in the cause of Ire- Office, 5f Walker street. tion, among which is a new kind of Donblo Action Harpycalled the | Ind. ‘This feeling is periodical. Let it now be — Gothic Semi Grand, equal in brilliancy and power of ‘Tone, and | {1 a by thove who di b to tenders OCKLAND CEMETERY—THE GROUNDS OF THIS CE- | more convenient size than the grand; it ivalmired asa great | turned toaccount by those who desire to render as- t ney, will A re for ad dedicated, on provement, His arrangements enable him 2 trannact bu- | sistance to Ireland in her struggle. After Noven wlnesday next, the 24th inst. leave Duane strect | siness at very moderate prices, London and New York—Eatablishe | }, sy p13 7 y. have cooled .M. touching at Hatmond street, and return, leaving | ed, 1810, Ifarpe repaired, Strings, Musie, &e. bor next, it will, in all probability, have cooled at Piermont, at 4 P. M. Particulars in the papers of Tuesday. Office down, 75 Nassau street, first floor. 400. 00 BOTTLES AND OVER OF DR. DEWITT C. > Kellinger's Linament have been sold in lese than three years, at 50 smaller size I n recently ine troduced at 25 cents.—which is as cortain to give immediate rulief in diarrhea, billious colic, and all spasmodic is taken ; also, pains of every nature and all mann GUT—AND FOR FoR forte,including stool, p at $40. Also, a good assortment of is, cheap for cash. Apply to M. DU instuments and Singing, on moderate near Grand street, ACHT COQUETTE FOR SALE—THE COQUETTE IS ind was, by the last aecounts, about to emerge from serfdom by the voluntary act of Nicholas.— Should the ancient kingdom of Polana, with Gal- licia and the Grand Dachy of Posen, be erected into a republic, 1t will comprise a population of eleven millions, and will be ina position to take a SDA wor of the | terms, at 445 Broad. abo ¥: of sores and bruises. "For full particulars see Spirit of the Times, Office 230 schooner rigged, 76 45-95th tons burthen, coppered and copper | hack its tl remaining provinces from the grasp Pearl sitiet and fastened, built In 1846 for the preeont owner, nud is finished aad F eaten 5 ps > tees of the druggists and sadlers throughout the city | Feiss in every respect in the mest superior manner, She is6e | Of the autocrat. Posen was apportioned to Prussia + : — —__—_—— foot on deck, 19 fect 13 inch beam, draws 10% feet aft, 64g feet | by the treaty of Vienna, and Gallicia to Austria.— CIMES IMPORTANT! “IF NATHAN LAMPMAN, Wit0 | ferward; and is suppoued to be the fastest vorvef of ber eliss th the | “Tye population of the latter is four millions, and travellod with Sands, Lent & Cox last season, will call at 71 | States. ‘For further particulars, apply. to JAMES Il. PERKINS, | oe” er, tw lions. Poland proper con- Division street, 2d floor, New York, he will hear of something i Wharf, Boston, Boston, May 10, 1848, of the former, two millions, Poland proper con. | tains five millions. Eleven millions Poles, unfet- tered and independent, could do a great deal. GALVIENSIS. much to his advantage, ELT RIBBONS—JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE AND choice asyortment of the most fashionable styles—for sale by the case, carton or piece. 8. & H. MOORE, 45 Beaver street. CORSETS DE. PARIS—NEW PATTERN—LAST FASHION adopted at Paris amongst the most fashionable Lad $ MAIL LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND —The Steamer Hermann will leave New York for South: ampton and Bremen, on Wednesday, Sst May. For freight or | passage, apply at the office of the Ocean Steam Navigation Com. pany, 0) Broadway, An experienced Surgeon on board. GATEN ISLAND FERRY. R SATURDAY, May 20, boats leave Ne’ dt Wasuinatox, May 20, 1848. The Spoils—Preliminari — m0 ~ ee Rit! comfortable and graceful for the form, ax well as for the Iiherty pa; aative Mt | ‘The Jackson Association of Washington, last leaves in the movements of the person who makes use of them, oy) » Of ‘ To be had only at Mime. PROSPERE, up stairs, No. 3 Canal night, were busy at work, in view of the meeting street. N.B—A handsome asvortment now arrived, at a very moderate price. LAuantie SACK COATS, MADE FROM BLUE FRENCH cloth, with rich silk trimmings, from $10 to $14; Black do. $10 to $12; Brown do., $11; Cashmaret do. $10; Tweed do., $3 AKE ONTARIO.—THE STE ADMIRAL WIL ieave Oswego for Toronto and Hamilton direct, every W day nud Satnrday afternoon, at 5 o'clook, on arrival of Packet Boat. Time from Oswogo to Toronto from 12 to IM hours, To- rento, May I of the democratic convention on Monday. They ates, or a committee, to look after viz J. C. Rives, one of the pro- appointed de t inte skeleton do,, $4. Black cloth dress conts made to measure, $16; OODWIN'S Ki prietors of Jackson Hall, and publisher of the Con- wevciimaahin” &2'B, CEAKRE. 16 Wiliams stot, appusta the | goatee uae, SS : gressional C Amos Kendall, ex-Postmastes Washingtom stores. Lio pect abgames pots foe gighe ee, Neh, General, and sident of the Southern line of pA a hat iin gen adapted for flat roofs; ean be walked over withow | telegraph; J. E. Dow, ex-editor of the United ying do; 70 London and Breiport. seine twine, a ee Tegel OTs ea States Journal, Cl nt, Notary Public, and nails, brads and | OMmice, 38 West Broadway, ne R. GLOVER Ji istice of the Pea Union Buildings; D. = i. DIOS — | fhe aes | Radcliffe, Attorney-at-Law, who received Mr, AST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE —LADIES AND | stint or payecia | Polk on his arrival in this city as President, and wearing apparel, furniture, Ke,, can obtain a fair cash price for | Mie thro t | who, after all, did not obtain the appointment of Sheree hee ane for the subscriber, through the post offre oF | his store in front, N | District Attorney, that post having been conferred 466 Broadway, up stairs. Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. Le: OCTORS FAW | upon the son of th thor of the i venstyn. to 51 Dey street, where they can he on all p | Spangled Bann and Mr. Davis, an industrious PRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING AT THE CITY CLOTH | ‘iseasor: tho m inode of treati carpenter and ardent politician. ‘These gentlemen ix on the red 0 es by Office 51 ire to go to Baltimore, not exactly as delegat vat as conunittee men, itis said, to see that th veratic candidate, whoever he may be, shall ] S ing Warehouse, 102 Fulton sureet, opposite. the old, North Dutch Church, Coats from $1 to $10; Pants from $1 to $5; Voats from $1 to $3. A wholo suit for $3—D. P. SMITII, 102 Falton street, | I ervet indulgences, can apply, with certainty of cure, | Dey atrvot, rel - | mc i one CAL CARD.STRICTURES ARE NOW REMOVED | “ve pledges that, in nt of his election, the (7! LOANS TEMPORARY LOANS IN ANTICIPATION im bait tbs cxpal tine,_ by, Des vers See Gaateaar Sta diie ike OF Ea BE moved, and none but of the Revenues of the City, will be received at this office, in | sreuring by absorption. Av strictures aro froquontly complicated | dersocrats appointed. [tis the aystens of the spoils, gums of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars and upwards, for which | 1,¢)/"i0s 1 Smcupeicn. he Ae ttiom, Dr. Me id plan of trent. | OOM wales 4 ‘ L: 1 4 bonds of tho City will be issued, payable February 15th, 1549, with Seo his diploma, with the signa- | and to this we do not o' ; they belong to the Interest at the rate of sx por cent per annum, | Comptroller's Of- a his office, 204! t. | victors. fice, May 10, 1848, JOHN EWEN, Comptroller. ad The delegates from the West and the Northwes as ws RJEFFRI TE IS THE MOST AL The delegates from th and the Northwest 10 BE SOLD, AT THE SHOP OF THE UNDERSIGNED, preparation so prrhooa and Sex. | will have a meeting to themselves to-morrow (Sun Tart kam ehevet, where wl fature carry on the house | ual Organs. Long experience has pre ure | day afternoon, in Baltimore, to give things « carpent & large glass Caso, Counters, and several | an; his desirable result is obtain and | shape sti dzturse in good condition, and to be pat up immedi. | gait neither crates naumes nor offnds tho palate and renders un | “TTT ca tie delegates. were received by the Presis . Can be seen by applying necessary any deviation or interruption to stial pursuit 5 r c ataly. Cs by # | sound tleep or healthy digestion, the nuisance ig thus removed as | dent last night, and had a fine time. ~ meme speedily as is consistent with the production of a th h and ‘The bill to purchase the manuseript papers of the WD, CUTS AND STEEL PLATES FOR SALE—TWO | and permanent cure, Lt ingrodients aro entirely Yate Tarmen Arad Maned oe or three hundred fine wood wings, illustrat nO injurious effect, either constitutionally or locally, | Tate Jarre Madison was passed in the engra leading events of the past threo vr four yenrs Steel Fiaten Views of tho Park sud Union So ale, Apply at this office, | by ita uso, Price $1 per bottle. Sole Agent fur thi RING, 192 Broadway, corner Johy R. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE “PRACTICAL PRIVA\ 80, nays 59. Wasnixerox, May 19, 1848, street. TR | Mu OTICE.—THE HOLDERS OF THE BONDS OF THE ke,, 8 Greenwich street, office hours 9 to 12 A. Ma, » dew da Tall ¢ 1 r with the delegates Philadelphia and Reading Railrond Company, due in 1850 tp (Sunday excepted.) ‘Thos who apply inthe early | Our city is full to overflowing with the delegat and 1856, are hereby notified that propositions for the ion | gtagos will be surprised at the tity and little inconvenience | to the democratic convention, and their numerous of said bonds into a preferred stock of the cempany, bearing seven | attending their cure. It is chiefly, however, those who have sul resemble bee- All the hotels hives, with « right goodly allowance of drones The Hon, W. L. Marcy, in his new panta, is eon- stantly to be seen among them, courting the “ aura per cent interest, to be issmed agreeably to an act passed seasion of the Ponnssivania Legislature, will be received at the office of John E. Brother, Boston; Charnley & Wheelan, Philadotphlay ‘and’ 8. JAUDON & CO, 54 Wall street, New 0 fered from a certain elase of people, Who ean [toe nd tondies. perly appreciate his services. In stricture, from its first or in Pient, to ita more advanced and distressing stages, (fram uncon mon advantages, in addition to A very extonsive practice in thi complaint) he can afford a rapid, oagy and radical care, which, has ground for stating, can be obtained from no other source’ im America, suit NE ECLIPSE SADDLE HORSE STABLE, FIFTEENTIL restr hetraen Sth and th Avenues Established for the | TESTS. — | nonularis;” and it is somewhat amusing to hear iting on Hire Mile Horses only—no Carriagos or Harnese COOPER, 1 DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHATHAM eddntiets co i e being ent on the pronisa N. ts—The Sixth Avenue Stages Mand. William streets, has for the lage fourteen geattene | the varicus enquiries concerning his pencil pass within 50 yards of the Stable. Joyed the most extensive practice in private diseases, of any ane | principles. (I suppose they mean the New York dieal man i of t w York, He can cure the most aggravated cares this disease; and mild cases cured in two to five days, Strie- re—Dr, Cooper has red a new method by which he can ] cure the worst form of st ks, OR SALE—TWO SETS SINGLE IL\RNESS, BEST CITY na ood as ne 1 cheap.” Apply at the Stable, patching affair.) But it is reported by some who t key-holes, that he intends to re-mend his rein from ons te two S$-FRENCH AND CHINESE FANSCFREDERICK | *carcely any pain to the patient, Constitutional dedilit iid turn the whole (hole) affair upon ANS Toodwerth, 435 baseae appeal de ieeatin | thy # eect habit indulged in by young men.. Thi, | 'Worth. ‘Thus “worth makes the mau,” Mhieatee, offers C0 the’ trade. fon Cad’ ncblient prined Paper xa | freely indulged in, bogets dyspepsia, weakness ef the | lore TUS lor,“ Speeating OF denlene Pounse Yoox el Riseck ual’ Can ra priced Taper {nd | small of the back, confusion of the intellect, qui avers Se Oo irs ROC MEARE, OF, VERO Pain White, Colored and Silver Pines Fae Tk dren iO iweke | ciety. | A cure warrauted in evory ease, of no charge, kinds are afloat, concerning General Cass’s get. Painted P: Fans, Silk and Kid Fans, Chinese white, black, | *Used. ting the nomination. Occasionally, Genera! Butlers Dissent, sod anus Feather Tose. Alen, sm extensive aewort- GE FOR YOURSELF.-NUNTERIAN DIS is spoken of, and now and then is heard a whisper Rant of ress and bridal Fans, of most boantiful No. 3 Division street, established A, D. 1835, hy do in favor of Old Buck, of Pennsylyvan but little nae propriety for the mcvessful treatment uf sieears ofa weret ne. | Bot, Walker, who, according {0 Pa Ritchie's jour Di nels Orgiisn, the only remedy on earth that can safely be relied on to thorough. | nal of State, 9th Dec., 1847, hos really made his “finishing stroke” and hit himself on the head, ly euro this horrid disease without injury to the conatita - If 9 I head, head.” Por it appears asif hie little #l¢ wan without diet or hindrance from Iusiness, even when all else have failed. A eomprebensive treatise accompanies each vial (w full directions) which ix warranted to effectually cure, in all case no matter how long standing, or how deeply sented in tho eystem, with less trouble to the patient, and in a shorter space of thine, than any other medicine in the world, or no pay will be taken.— Price $1 per in the great ocean of political feeling, buried, matter, the way, entrance U4 Warren a second tion of Dr, Pc . on the Sele eat oat AIL BOAT FOR SALE—A JIB AND MAINSAIL BOAT, cy Ly 3 Apply to 8, 8. MeCORMICK, No, 6) Robinson street, or at ken. Wednesday next will decide the publish to the world the democratic e' populi, vox Dei.”