The New York Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1848, Page 3

ihetingutshed Asrivaimebemoacratte Mecting, Barrimonn, Jtine 6, 1848. General Cass arrived here this morning, stopping at ‘the Exchange Hotel. He is accompanied by General Houston; Hon. Mr. Foote, of Mississippi; Mr. Allen, of Ohio; Mr. Bright, ot Indiana; Mr. Dickinson, of New York; Mr. Moore, Mr. Ligon, &e. They leave to-mor- row for Philadelphia. A tremendous democratic meeting came off in front of the Exchange to-night. The Whig Conventton. Batrimone, June 5, 1848. It is the opinion of a delegate to the Philadelphia Convention, that should there be no chance for Clay or McLean, the friends of those gentlemen will go in favor of General Scott. From the South. Perexsnura, Va., June 5, 1848, ‘The express from New Orleans has arriyed, The ‘New Orleans Picayune, of the 30th ult., which has just come to hand, brings only the reports of the markets THIRTIETH CONGRESS, FIRST SESSION, aWasuivaton, June 5, 1848. nate. The Senate convened at the usual hour, the Presi- dent pro tem in the Chair, Various memorials and petitions were presented, which were duly received and appropriately referred. A STREAK OF FAT FOR THE PRINTER. On motion, twenty thousand copies of Col. Fre- mont’s map of Oregon and California were ordered to be published. INCR F THE MEDICAL CORPS FOR THE NAVY. Mr. Miuer, of New Jersey, moved to take up the bill in favor of an increase in the medical corps of the navy, which was agreed to. The bill was then read a third time and passed. On motion, the Senate adjourned over till Thursday. House of Re ntatives, ‘The Houre met at 11 A. M., and was called to order by the Speaker. h The journal was read and proved, BOUND TO PHILADELPHIA. On motion, it was resolved, that when the House ad- Journs, it do sofrom to-morrow till Friday next, which ‘was agreed to. PROTECTION TO EMIGRANTS. Mr. Cumains, of Ohio, moved to reconsider the vote by which the bill to protect naturalized citizens in their rights from interference by foreign governments or their agents, and to refer the bill to the Judiciary Committee. Upon this motion an interesting debate grew between Mr. Cummins of Ohio, Mr. Levin of Penncylvania, and Mr. Sims of South Carolina. The motion to re- consider was finally carried by yeas 78—to nays 66. After some further debate on the merits of the bill, it Was recommitted to the Judiciary Committeo. THE PRINTING BUSINESS LOOKING UP. On motion, the House ordered ten thousand copies of the report mude by the select committee, respecting the adulteration of drugs imported into the United States, &e., to be printed. NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL. Mr. Vinton of Ohio, moved that the House resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole on the State of the Union, and take up the naval appropriation bill, which was agreed to, when after some debate the House adjourned. oo ¥ Markets. New Ortrans, May 28.—Cotton—Sales were effected of 15,600 bales of middling at 3 to 4 advance. Sugar and Molasses without material change. Freights in- active. Exchanges improving. Aunaxy, June 5.—Receipts by canal since Saturday: Flour, 7,300 barrels; Wheat, 3,000 bushels; Corn, 14,200 do. Sa.es of 1,000 barrels Flour were made at $5 37% a $5 50, including Genesee, Michigan, &c. Corn—Sales of 15,000 bushels were made at 57c to 573¢c, consisting of round yellow, with Western mixed at ble. Oats— Sales of 4,000 bushels were made at 45}4c. Provisions —No change. Whiskey—Steady. Burrato, June 5.—Receipts of produce since Satur day, June 3—Flour, 14,100 bbls; wheat, 75,000 bushels; corn, 16,000 do. The flour market was firmer, with an upward tendency in prices. Sales of 2000 bbls were made at $4.75. Wheat was dull and sales limited; we quote Chicago at 90c, and Ohio fair to good at $1 04. Corn—Sales of 13,000 bushels were made at 39c, which ‘was a slight improvement. Whiskey—Sales of 180 bbls were made at 18X%0. Freights—No change. e Bostox, June 6, 1848.—Flour—The market was steady, and sales of 700 bbls were made, including good western brands and Genesee, Oswego, Michigan, &c. at $6 a $6 3734. Corn—Sales of 8,000 bushels were made, including western flat yellow, and mixed at 2c and good sound yellow at 56c. Rye—Sales of 400 bushels were made at 75c. Sales of 500 bushels were made at 50c. There was no change in provisions. Freights were steady. Shipping Inte! New Oauxans, May 28—Arr ships Clifton and Study; barks Elizaneth and Lucas. Cid ship Si as Holmes, and bark Bohemia, NYork, barks Georgia and Alvarado, Boston, nce. Mr. Trisr a Prisonrr.—N. P. Trist, Esq., is en route for Washington, to which place, though a private American citizen, he was ordered by Major Gen. Butler. We had tho pleasure of an interview with Mr. Trist, and were no less astonished than sur- prised to learn from him that ho was actually a mili- tary prisoner—as such he returned to the United States, and as such should report himself to the Presi- dent on reaching the city of Washington. There can be but one opinion as to the flagrant abuse of power in his arrest and ejection from Mexico by order of the President of the United States. Mr. Trist takes the Northern route, via the Illinois and Michigan canal.— St. Louis New John Gossin, the Clown. Hupson, June 2, 1848, James Gorvon Bexnert, Esq.:— Eprrorn New Yon Heratp :- Sin :—I beg leave most respectfully to ask that you will contradict a rumor which has been circulated, pre- Judicial to my good name and professional prosperity, in reference to the murder of Meighan, in Leonard street, some time since. It has been reported that | was confined in prison, charged with the murder, which is not true. I was not arrested at all, but attended mere- ly as awitness, under a subpoena, and gave testimony, which is now, I believe, in possession of Justice Os- borne. I have acted under the advice of Mr. Holmes, my counsel, since the affair came to light. And I ea nestly hope that public opinion, and the strictures of the press, may be suspended until an opportunity is given me to free myself from censure before a proper tribunal, The insertion in your paper of this note wil confer & very great obligation on Your most obedient servant, JOHN GOSSIN. ‘The Sunday Herald We desire to inform that portion of our subscribers who take the Herald at their stores and places of busi- ness during the week, that if they desire it, the Sunday Herald will be left at their residences every Sunday morning, at two cents per copy, payable to the earrier. ‘We desire, alse, to inform the public at large, that the Sunday Herald can be subscribed for separately, and will be left by our carriers at their residences, by leav- Ing directions to that effect at the publishing office, North-wvst corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. We wish it to be distinctly understood by all, that our re- gular oarriers are not authorized, in any case, to charge more than two cents for the Sunday Herald, and we ‘will be obliged to any person who hears of a violation of this rule, to report it to us. We learn that the com- munity have been very much imposed upon in regard to the Sunday Herald, and we are determined to apply a remedy, Important to the Colored People of New York! THE . COLORED POPULATION! OF THE CITY OF NEW york, ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO ATTEND THE MEETING IN THE PARK! ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, ‘vite Grit INST., AT FIVE O’cLoCK, TO HEAR THE ADDRESS OF THAT DISTIMGUISHED CHAMPION OF FREEDOM, JOHN VAN BUREN. CAN Ginia Kapaa Gost ane to Me rar Aber Thedpt arpet antabiichment, where Carpets, Ke., can, be Dougie at 25 por cont lene than at nny’ other store in the United States ‘Tho public will be gratified with « slght of Hudson's Mammoth Panorama of the Ohio and Mirsissi ppi rivers very shortly. Its to be exhibited at the Apollo Rooms. Saunders’ Tollet Articlos, Dressing Cases and Faney Cutlery, 147 Broalway, corner of Liborty street, and , becribers respectful att ‘collation of the above’ vai ‘TELRORAPEIC OVTELLIGENCE, | , fers ie pint H ta: bate Graces’ Invite ne) to ! a Mi hata wetter Toncig tet | Inet Une, tied grablic wi W Al onpcruinity att hele catimation of the Living Models, by the frp of one dollar to witness the nudvst perrcnifica'ions that have ever been placed be- fun the poblie for crisical pinstiog Tie house closes to- ths evening forthe vole tenet ot th The Ptumbe Nation! Daguerrean Gallery, on the upper corner of Boadway and Murray street, contains the largest collection of Portraits of disti 4 persons in the world. We would recommend thoso of ote frends who may be desirous of having a perfect picture to visit this Gallery, where they can satisfy themselves that they are made, Sorke living appropriated, tronpe. Knox’s Rocky Mountain Beaver.—These Hats f gloss and brillianey which no weather seems to dim, nor rough weage tarnish; and they have also a body and du- anility, thae the ‘corroding tooth of time ean “hardly, affect. ‘These qualities, combined with the extreme lightness, enable hits most decidedly to take the shine off all his competitors. Gold Pens.— Richelieu Dtamond-pointed Pens—The “ Richelieu” Gold Pens sold by B, B, Watson & Coy treet, are, undoubtedly, the best and chea| use. ‘Thdse who have used them, ay they are unoqualled for fine- ness, smoothness, and flexibility, Points warranted not to come off. Gold pens repaired, Wigs and Tou ‘his warm weather pees.——T'l all wig wearers who regard their own comfort, jlor’s new invented wigs or scalps. For one of Bat lightwosn durability, and natural aj ‘are unequalled. Cailand ne thes’ at Dateholora No. 2 Wail sweat private Toons for Gold Pens.._..Greaton’s celebrated hayes perior vo the old pen, at reduced prices, wholesale or retail, Gold bens and oases repaired, ————————————_—__—_S COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Monday, June 5—6 P. M. ‘The stock market opened heavy this morning as re- gards prices, At the first board, Norwich and Wor- r fell of ¢ per cent; Erie Railroad, new, % ; Erie, old, 44 ; Long Island advanced ¥y ; Reading Rail- road 34, and Treasury Notes 34; all others closed at prices current on Saturday. At the second board, Harlem declined 14 per cent, Long Island 4, and the market closed with a tendency downward. The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company have de- clared a semi-annual dividend of ten per cent. ‘The Mechanics’ Banking Association has declared a semi-annual dividend of three anda half per cent. A new counterfeit $3 note on the Fairfield Co. Bank, Conn., has made its appearance in Philadelphia. ‘The bill is well executed. Tho plate appears to be new, and has a steamboat for a vignette, with medalion heads on either side of it, and a figure 3 on cach corner. They are made payable to bearer, dated at various pe- riods, and signed C. Bissell, President, and T. Warner, Jr.. Cashier, The word “Connecticut” appears at the top of the bill, directly over the vignette. The first two figures of the year, namely, 18, have been first printed, but not being very plain, are marked over with ink. The receipts of the Long Island Railroad Company for the month of May, 1848, were $13,552, against $11,800 for the corresponding month in 1847, showing an increase this year of $1,752. The Vicksburgh and Jackson Railroad has been sur rendered to Mr. Washington Jackson, the purchaser at the sheriff sale, some month or more since. He had given the bank a sufficient time to redeem the road, by refunding him his purchage money, It was expected at that time that the United States Bank and the Gi- rard Bank would advance the necessary sum required to remove the encumbrance, as both of these banks held large claims against the Vicksburg Bank, which they could only secure by retaining possession, or by obtaining possession of the railroad, there being no other property of any amount, and few or no assets that would be worth the cost of collection. Ths effort to raise the money was made in Philadelphia, but appears to have failed entirely ; or, at any rate, no arrange- mont appears to have been made, except to authorize an agent at Vicksburgh to draw for some $75,000, which was done in favor of Mr. Jackson. ‘This amount, howeve: would not induce him to longer postpone his rights He insisted that the possession of the road should be given; his demands were yielded to, and the Vicks- burg and Jackson Railroad, with a clear income over all expenses, of at least $75,000 per year,is now the Property of a private citizen of England, and has been obtained for a debt of some $150,000, originally, but which was since sold at a bankrupt sale for $6,000. Tho quantity of coal shipped from the Schuylkill coal region on the Schuylkill canal, for the week end- ing June Ist, was 15,084 tons; previous shipments, 84,566 tons, making an aggregate for the season of 99,651 tons, The amount of coal transported on this work, will, if the increase continue, be equal to the transportations on the Reading Railroad. ‘The capa- city of the canal is probably equal to that of the rail- road for coal business—and the only drawback at present, is a short supply of boats. This difficulty is rapidly disappearing, when the receipts of coal from that region will probably exceed anything ever before realized. The Lehigh coal trade has been pretty active this season. The shipments from the Lehigh region for the week ending the Ist inst., was 22.289 tons, and for the season thus far,135,070tons. There is likely to be a good supply of anthracite coal this year, and the pro- bability is, that by the middle of September, prices will be as low as at any time during the year. Consumers would find it to their advantage te stock themselves before the cold weather sets in. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the aggregate value of merchandise and the total amount of specie shipped from this port during the month of May, distinguish- ing the value of domestic produce from foreign, and showing the extent of shipments to each place:— Commence of tHe Pont or New Yorx, May, 1848, Value of Am. Value of Value of produce. goods not yoods ent. ent, to dee to deben- ture, Total, 935 1,109,534 3816 1,1 960 "1 di 109, vish West Indi 0, 1,810 exico, . . 68,5265 11232538 ast Indies, ccoste SLOW 56 Bh Ports in Mediterranean,, 43,414 _ _ Brazils ... teneeses SASTS 1,191 New Grenada and Bolivia 17,482 800 3700 Africs seo eee 5.868 — — British N, Am, Provinces, 135,048 4,088 21,072 Danish West Indies . 2979 a 378 505, oO) L178 826 203 es 445 _ Po 2 a weden « 1, a0 Holland . it _ Hanse Towns... 690 - West Coast of Ameriet 7,168, ‘180,775 2,404, Specie, wide oa pert Total. neon 95, Wee <7 It will be perceived that the exports were nearly equally divided betweon specie and merchandise. The value of merchandise exported for the corresponding month in 1847, was $4,001,864, showing a decrease for the month this year of $1,537,126. The aggregate ex- portation for the month in 1848, including specie, ex- ceeds that for the month last year. ‘The immense fall- ing off in the shipments of breadstuffs this year, crea- ted the impression in our mind that the value of our exports was actually much less than the amount offi- cially reported; but it appears that the shipmonts of provisions and other articles have made up a part of the deficiency produced by the limited demand for flour and grain in Europe, and that our foreign trade, so far 4s this port is concerned, is not in such a dosperate po- sition as anticipated. The valuo of merchandise ex- ported from this port in cach of the first five months of the past three years, was as annexed: Commence on THe Port or New Yorx—Vaw 1846, i ¥ ov Exports. Si January. 3,120,678 2,404,888 Fob 3,464,009 2136.06 3,903,011 2619449 8,860,116 20 4,001,804 scence eee GIO73L195 $1 9,678 $12,202,910 ppears to have been a falling off in the value of merchandise exported in the first five months of 1848, compared with the corresponding period in 1847+ of $6,146,768—equal to about thirty-three per cent. ‘The exportation of specie for the same months in each of the past three years, was as follows:— Exporrat January February Mare! Apri May Total,...... SORTS 6,054,482 Value of merchanaise exported. It 18,340,678 12,202,910 TOM). eee cee cee vee $l 18,903 851 18,257,392 The aggregate compares very favorably with that of last year. The falling off in the yaluo of imports into this port for the month of April 1 oe hs importa a this year, compared with last, was a little more than six and a half milljons of dollars ; and, for the month of May, the decrease has been about four milliens— making more than ten millions in the past twe months, ‘This is a large item in our foreign indebtedness, and eaves a margin for diminished exports. A comparison 4 pinporta of thi fort, thus Aer, shows that the shipments of specle now being made, ave not | in liquidation of any balance of tradu against us, org | ated this year, If there has teon any balanve | against us, it was produced by the trade in the last six months of 1847 ; but, as we have before remarked, a portion of the specie going abroad is for the purpose of making good bills of exchange drawn upon houses | which have become insolvent, and for the purchase of | foreign manufactures, for cash, at the depreciation in prices caused by the depression in credits and com- mercial affairs generally. Stock Exchange. $2000 Treasury Notes, 6s 103.4 4 shs Morris Canal bOO 12 ‘O00 do! 16 is 10 Auburn & Roch RR 91 25000 do &® Canton €o D3 BiG ‘5000 State 53 of ‘55 14000 Fean Se 2 do opg 15 Mohawk RR 76 0 s10 Nor & Wore RR 1000 Erie RR Bonds 2 do vy | 9000 Ohio 6s of 60 b90 400 Roading RR 4 1x00 do "56 3) do i 3 7000 Ohio 7s po 15 N York & N Haven RRSY | 1000 Indiana Bonds 3) SO Long Island RR 204 0 shs Phoenix Bank = Nig SW) do Why 200 Farmers’ Trust 24 4 Erie RK new, full 7: 0 do ay 1 do do ® do bo 2S old Oi 100d WH) 2034 390 Harlem RR 90 Morris Canal 2 20 do do 124 150 do w® do 12" ‘400 do 190 Second Board. 100) Indiana State Ss ot ‘0 shs Harlem RR 80 50 shs Marlen KR Big 0 97 a 0. 100 do 390 57." 100 Long Island RR 180 do 3¢ 100 Canton Co ba wy do Oe eB go ops 323 lo 4 do ops 32! 5) do 60 58" G0 Morris Canal , 100 do do 100 do do 3 do ading RR, CITY TRADE REPORT. Moxpay, June 5—12 M. Asurs.—A fair business is doing in both sorts. We quote for Pot $4 3114 a $4 373g, and Pearl $5 25. Cortox.—The transactions in this staple are limited, and not worth reporting. The sales for the past two days do not exceed 400 bales. nRapsTUFFSs.—Flour, &e.—The market for Flour opens firm, with afair demand for this and the eastern trade. The operations are 800 bbls, including 350 Michigan at $5 44, pure Genesee at $5 75.0 $6, and fancy Ohio at $6 25. In Southern there is a’ mo- derate business doing, at $6 a $6 12%, for Howard- street, &e. Rye Flour rules dull at $3 50 a $3 6234. Corn Meal—150 bbis Jersey changed hands at $2 500 $2 5644. Wheat continues to be held above the views of buyers, and transactions are limited. We note a sale of 2000 bushels Milwaukie, at $110. Rye is a shade firmer, and commands 69¢a70c. Corn is also better; sales of prime Northern and Jersey yellow, at oe, Oats are more plenty, and lower prices are ‘ac- cepted. Puovisions—-The transactions in pork this morning are confined to the retail trade, at $10 to $10 12!4 for moss, and $8 to $8 124 for prime. Beef remains with- out particular change. Pickled meats sell slowly. there being but a small demand, Dry salted are in fair in- quiry; sales have been made of 100,000 Ibs shoulders at 2%e to 3c, as in quality. Lard’ continues firm; we note sales of 158 bbls at 6\Ye to 7c, for good to extra. Butter comes in pretty freely, and sales are made at a decline, Cheese is only moderately active, and ranges from be to 7c. SuGans—76 hhds Porto Rico, found purchasers at 434c, 4 months. Wauaxxy is iu small supply, and commands better prices. We quote for Ohio and Prison 21% u 22%e. New Yorx, Monday, June 5—6 P. M. The flour market was firmer to-day, and ali good brands were higher by about 12% per barrel, with a fair amount of sales. The lots sold embraced chiefly ichigan, Genesee, Oswego, &c. Southern was steady at Saturday's rates. In wheat, the chief transactions were made in Illinois, Wisconsin, and Ohio, on terms stated below. Corn continued firm, especially for good round and flat yellow, with free sales at full prices. Meal was held at firmer rates, Sales of rye were made at last week's quotations, There was no change in ryo flour, or in oats. We refer to our telegraph head for Buffalo, Albany, and Boston market reports of to- day, with receipts, &c. There was no material change in provisions, Lard continued steady at Saturday's rates, while mess pork was inactive, There was o moderate business doing in groceries, withou: material change in pric Asitrs—Sales of 200 a 300 bbls were reported, includ- ing Pots at $4 373, and Pearls at $5 25.0 $5 3734. Re- ceipts down the Hudon River, 44 barrels. READsTUFFs.—Flour—The sales footed up about 5000 barrels, including Oswego, Michigan, Genesee, &c., at $5 25 for some lots of poor Oswego, to $5 3734 a 5 56% a $5 02% for straight and good tocholce brands of Michi- gan. ‘There was no good Flour in good order to be had under $5 373g. Pure Genesee to fancy commanded from $5 75 a $6, though the sales were light. ‘The sales alo included 550 Dbis Wisconsin at $5 624, and 300 do Ohio flat hoop at $5 50. Southern steady, with small gales at $6 a $6 12. Wheat—Sales of 5000 bush- els of Chicago were made at 10534¢; sales of 4000 do Mil- waukic sold at 110 a 112%, and alot of Ohio was re- ported sold at 112. Corn—Sales of about 15,000 bush- els (in two or three lots) of round Northern yellow were made at 60c; 1800 bushels Virginia white sold at 550 ; 1800 do Jersey flat yellow sold at 58c ; 1500 do in- ferior Western yellow were made at 50c, and 2500 do do sold at the same price ; 3000 do New Orleans good sound handsome yellow sold at 560, Meal—Holders for New Jersey asked $2 62}, while $2 50 was offered. Rye —Sales of 2000 bushels were made at 603 a 70c, aud 500 do at 70cin the slip. ‘Thore was nochange in Rye Flour or in Oats 2,604 barrels. + 9,043 bushels, . + 6.790 + ss Market, 1600 le, (all from the south, via Philadelphia.) 50 cows and calves, 2250 sheep and lambs, and 400 hoga. Beef cattle—The offerings at market the past week have been more numerous than for some time past. but that fact and the warm weather together, have had no material influence upon prices, The bulk of rales were made at from 6 to 8% per Ib. The yard was pretty well cleared out towards night, and but few left over unsold. 200 head were driven to Brighton, and alot of 40 head shipped to Bermuda Cows and calves—Did not come in very freely, but even ofthe small number offered, 15 remained undisposed of. We quote prices at from $20 to 35 50 a $50, as in quality. Sheep and Lambs—Prices have advanced. Sales of sheep at from $1 75, $2 75, $40 $6; lambs, $1 50, $2 50a 4. Allsold. Hogs are selling at 4a 4440 Toss. Corron—The market was very quiet to-day, and prices rather in fav r of the buyer, although barely suf- ficient to be quotable. Poovistoxs,—Meas Pork steod at about $10, and ordina- ry tofair primeat $8, No sales of Mess, of moment,were weported. Sales of 1200 bbls Superior Prime were re- ported at $8 124 for export. No transactions of con- sequence were reported in pickled meats. Beef—The last sales in tierces were made at $17, and of beef, hams at $123. Sales of fifty bbls country prime were made at $5 50. Lard.—Sales of 400 bbls, were made at 63¢, 250 do at 6 44 a 6c, and 200 do, strictly prime, were report- ed at 7. or cheese. ‘There was no change of moment in butter Receipts down the Hudson River. ; ss vee «1092 barrels VEER DIEIVE in esse reese SEDEBS The operations were 1,000 bags Pepper at ©, which was cheaper. SvuGans were firmand in request. 3 of 200 box- es brown Havana at 6a 534, 200 hhds Porto Rico at 4% a 5e, and 150 do Cuba Muscavado at 4 a 4'{c, usual lime. ‘Tattow.—No sales transpired. Breswax—Sales of 1500 Ibs western yellow at 21 cts, cas! '—We could hear of no operations. Frurr—The only sales reported wer dry raising, at $1 40 8 $1 60. Hemr—The transactions embraced 75 bales dew rot- ted American at $130, and 55 do Manilla at 940—6 mo Hoxny—We noticed sales of 100 barrels and 18 tier- ces Cuba strained on private terms. Motasses was heavy, and but little doing; 100 hhds Cardenas changed hands at 6c a 16!,¢,and 100 do Suba Muscovado at 20%s¢ a 2le—4 months Navat Stones continued in fair inquiry, at our pre- vious quotations. Ou.s—Among the parcels disposed of, we noticed 1000 barrels whale for export at 29c a 20%; 1100 gallons English Linseed at 65c, and 1000 do American city pressed at 60a a 670, which was an improvement. Rice—We heard of 150 casks at $3 a 337!s per 100 pounds. Wuisxey.—Sales of Ohio were reported at 21 0 21340, and 50 bbls State Prison sold at 22%. “ne1onts.—For cotton to Liverpool 3-16d continued some wet and ¥ to be asked; 10,000 bushels of corn, in bulk, were en- gaged for the same port, at Gd. Heavy goods were steady at 208. ‘There was no change to London or Glasgow. MARKETS KLSEWHERS, i STOCK SALES. “a ¥ MORE, JUNK 3—$1,00) Unitod States Treasury Notes, “2 tharwe Farmer’ and Plantery: Bank, 227 United States 0's of 1887 closed at 108% bid, for the opening, 104 asked ; freasury 6's at 103 bid, 104 asked; Maryland v's olosol at bid, S'4 asked; Baltimore 6's of ISH), at 90% bid, 9755 asked; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Shares at 35 bid, 36 asked. Pre Jane X—First Board. —135 US Bank $20) State 5's, 7514: 1300 do, 75; 7000 do, 7544: 150 Girard Bk, 105); 13,000 Treasury 6 p © N 0314; 400 Sch Nav ts’ 2444; 6 Far mers and Mechanic 5, 4s 100 Morvig Canal, 12 20 New Jersoy Copper, Girard Bank, 10%; 350 State S's, 70; 12 Mechanics’ Bk, 6 of Penna, 270); $0) Le! h Mt ‘Loan, 0 Norris'n mW) do, 7hsg; 8 Girard Bk o, 10%; rk, 345 50 Morris Canal o, 12, Jue 5.1000 Reading Mort Bas 6's, 6; 100 Girard Bk 10% 25 Morris Canal. 12; $000 Stato 6's, 755; 36 Mechs Bank, 24 NJ Copper. 24; 100.U S Bank, $5; 100 Rending RR, 183 19; 400 Lehigh Col Serip, 79; 50 Girard, 1055. FOREIGN MARKETS. Havawa, May 25.—The demand for Sugar has become rather slacker, but prices continue shout the same.— The European intelligence to the 20th April has ar- ed, but without details as to commercial affairs, and the advices to Ist instant aro eagerly looked for, and will nodsubt influence the further courve of our mar- ket. We quote assorted kinds 5 a 04 934 rs; good to fine Whites, 89 8%; superior and florete Yellows, 53 26%; good to fine Yellows, 45; Cucuruchos, 3 a3' rs, Little or nothing has been done in Muscovados, and we quote 4a 44% ra for fair and good quality. The tables will show the exports from hence, and Matan- zas, to the ond of April. Since then , 86,000 boxes more have gone forward. comprising 20,000 boxws to the U States, 7,500 to Great Britain, 32,000 to Cowes, 8,400 to Spain, and 18,000 boxes to other places, Some pur- chases of Molasses have been made 14 rs, bat Since,the end of April, many dealers ask 1 ‘rs, 11,800 have been exported, including 11,000 to the United States and 800 to Great Britain The business in Coffee is extrem ifican' | the United States are entirely nominal, and it is diffl- in Imports—Lard moves off slowly; the stock is 5000 ke; Another cargo of ’ what move thas 490 parks Pereiinn wore bold at 1 and lod¢ fa, for oid out of store, leaving about cocks on ignd, heeides £2,000 grobes ee Manila, ‘Two vessels foi Fortiand brotight 200,000 feet lum- ber, and 240,000 foet having been sold at $22 and $23, for Bath and Sacarap, and $22 for Portlaud, there are 120,000 remaining for disposal, No pitch pine has been imported, hn a Very little has been done; two English vessels have been taken at £3 5s. and £3 10s, for Cowes and # marke M and an American bark Mediterranean at £3. We quote to the United nominally, #1 a $125 for sugar; $1 75 for molasses. Exchange—The demand is very restricted, and it is extremely difficult to place bills. Some transactions took placeon London at 14 a 14% per cent premium, ctiefly at 14, and in some instances less; the rates on cult to fix any quotations L ccemneiscnanetimmmnitninaniemeiamm meni anee ed Married. At Southold, S.I., on the Sth instant, Dr. CHartes D. Parsvos, of Mansfield, Ct., to Miss Hannan Goup- sauna, of the former pli On Monday morning, 5th instant, at the Chui Nativity, by the Rev, Richard Kein, Joseru M. UMINGS, LO ANNA € rv of Patrick Me- | Betnon, Exq., all of this city At Staten Island, Monday, the 5th instant, by the Rey. Mr. Winslow, Mr. Wieuram H. Hannison, of New York city, to Miss Sanau B. Stiniwewn, of the former | place. h of the Oy Died. On Sunday evening, 4th instant, Sanam Euizanevn, daughter of William and Sarah'P. ‘Tiebout, aged 5 years, 4 months, and 8 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuosday) ternoon, at 4 o'clock, from the residence of hi 245 Madison str On the 4th instant, of convulsions, Franxui C., youngest son of Jeremiah G. and Henrietta Barnum, aged one year and two months. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from No. 10 Monroe street, on ‘Tues- day, the 16th instant, at 3 o'clock, P. M. His remains be taken to South East for interment At Brooklyn, on Mond: on. th instant, af- ter short illness, inoch M, Mead, aged 40 years, Zanker, wi and daughter of the late Robert Hoo, ag Her remains will be taken to South Salem, West- chester county. On the 9th of May, in the city of Cardenas, James N. Marnews, Esq., principal partner in the house of Ma- thews & Safford, in that city. ‘The loss of this honor- able merchant has been generally felt by all those who had oceasion to know his appreciable qualities during his life, Mr. Mathews, in passing from this world that whieh is eternal, has left behind him a wife and family, who shed the most sincere tears on his sepul- chre. His friends and those who only knew him as a merchant, shed their grief also at the thread of life being cut in the midst.of his usefulness, and while per- forming faithfully the duties of a good husband, excel- lent father and friend. ‘There is no one who does not feel his loss, and he who writes these lines upon one whom he loved as a brother, as the most tender object rth, experiences the saddest grief. y his sepulchre be ‘always covered with flowers, as the symbol of the purity of the object contained therein, — Matanzas pape Weekly Report of Deaths In the City and County of New York, from the 27th day of May to the 3d day of June, 1848, Mon, 60; Women, 75; Boys, 41; Girls, 52, Total, 228, ISAS! Absooss, 2; aneurismn, 1; apoplexy, 6; bleeding, 3; bleeding from bowels, 1 burned or scalded, 1; bronchitis, 2; carbunele, 1; oho- Jora infantum, 4; consumption, 84; convulsions, 16; sroup, 33 i ‘congestion of 1 lity, 14; de- dropsy fractun ret, 1; iyplus, 8; fever congestive, 1; rt, disease of, ; inflammation of brain, 1; inflatsmation of bo ammation of chest, 1; inflamma: of the heurt, 1 lungs, 12; intemperance, remature birth, 7; pleurisy, 1; rupture, 3; sprue, 1; suffocation, 1; teething, 2; unknown, 2. Age—Under ono ye: to 2 years, 21; 2to 5, 18; 5 to 10, 9; 10,to 20, 11; 20 to 90, B5; 30 to 40, 82; 40 to 50, 18; 50 to 60, 12: 6) to 70, 7; 70 to 80, 4; 80 to 90, 3; unknown, 3. ‘A. W. WHITE, City Inspector. Tune 3, 1848, 1; inflammation of City Inspector's Offic ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wouan as seainst st, plain rewing, or chamber maid, or general housework. A. ly 125 Mott street, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman as Cook, Washer and Troner, in n private family; Lost of city reference given, apply at 22 Ann street, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman. as chatnbermaid or to do washing and ironing; the deat of city references given. Apply at 56 Macdougal street. ANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE YOUTH, SIXTEEN OR eighteen years of uge to attend a Hat and Cap Store. Un- doubted references required. “Euyuire 94 Canal street, corner of Yooster, ANTED—A MERCHANT WITH A CAPITAL OF FROM 2000 to 5000 dollars, wants a partner with the sam to go into a lucrative business. Good references will be requii and given, Address A. B. through the Post Office. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A SI- tuution to do the cooking, washing and ir ning, of a small ci seen for two days—please to call at No, 212 Wal- ker st., for ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Chambermaid or Children’s Nurse; is a good Washer and Ironer, and the best of city references given. Please call at No.6 Union court, Can be seen fur two days, ANTED—BY A YOUNG PROTESTANT WOMAN, A situation in a chen family, as chambermaid and seam- stross. Unexceptronable reference given from her last employer. Address WM. B., box 1254, through the Post office, PROTESTANT GIRL, A SITUATION TO Ww D—BY ¢ do chamber work, waiting work, plain sewing, washing and i having lived in a respectable ‘Can be seen ironing, with good recommendati family 14 months, Enquize at N tor two days. ck ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, JUST ARRIVED FROM the old country, a Partnership in a small established bush where 4 or 500 dollars woul ful, or a situation as Book- keeper, Clerk, or address A. B,, Herald Office, naming place o h instant, ANTED—BY A RESPE! woman with good referen stress, or clam! and seamstress—has no objection to in se call at 53 Factory street, first floor. 8 Third avenue. until the ABLE PROT! ‘Can with one of the best inl the only one of the kind ever exhibited in this For further particulars apply at No. 1, Nassau street, coruer of Wall, in the Basement, fruin ILA. M, to P.M. this day. 0, OF O. F.—THE MEMBERS OF TOMPKINS LODGE, NO. ularly requosted to attend the Lodge on Tuesday Evening, Gth inst., as business of importance will te laid before them for their consideration, By order of D. $. Owen, 3 JESSE RENNER, YOUNG FRENCH GENTLEMAN FROM THE UNIVER- sity of Paris, whose present engagement is about to expire, would like to find employment in a private family, or some large institution, as a teacher of Modern Languages and Music (Piano aud Flute.) He possesses high testimonials as to his character and suvcess as sn instructor, and can refer to many of the most distinguished famihes i is country, among whom he has taught for a number of years. He has no “objections to the South, Por further particulars, address to Mr. 5 Broadway, New York City, or Cool Spring Post Office, North Carolina, or to the office of his paper. CORN LODGE, » of this Lodge ‘are iy room, No, 827 Bowery, on Tuesday, the 6th inst., at2 o'clock, P: M.. to pay the inst tribute of respect to our late’ worthy brother, Samuel W. Claughley, By order of Join Glass, N. G. Huon Gray, Sec'y. GRAND BOARD OF DIRECTORS, U. 8.—THE B. +f D. U. 8. will be gonveuod at THE MEMBERS et at their Lodge AUTION—THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED ‘against paying accow: transacting business in my name with any person whatever, without a porsonal app self, Sixth month Sth," JOUN HANCOCK HE STEAMSHIP HIBERNIA WILL SA\ Docks, Jersey city, on Wednesday, June 7, Precisely, z OTICE—JF MISS" CATHARIN: ; eall at No. 21 Oak sts, sho Will h ar something to her adyai tazo. R. B. DOERPL| Brueckenan, (Bavaria) enquiring at Mr. LEWIS G, York, * i OUNG TALENTED MU —THE TWO Yot sons of Joseph Ugue suijec Italy, are now city, on their way from South America to Italy. The oldest of these boys is nine and the other six years of ago; and sheh has been thelr astonishing pr lin, that their father is taking them to obtain the the most celebrated Italian musical ac ‘Thoir extraordinary ability is such, that we hope Will not leave the United States withon fordis and liberal pub) UBLIC NOTICE—GENTS AND study economy, will find that No. zens an oppartunity of hearing t thould lend unevur to their merits, ALL THOSE WHO Murray stroct, near Brondway, is the only place to get your conts cleaned for 6x, pants 38, superior to any thing yet dong, as I use no coloring or steam that destroys your ol Repairing and altering done cheap, by ‘A. CORTISSOS, No, 6 Murray street, late of 9 UST RECEIVED FROM | RTHL—FOR SALE— vells and good styl 20 Amity st VE five single Herses, fast t To be sen JAMES QU N.Y, at MAB -CHNERAVIY ona, ar tthe Sie h Ferry a SSIGNEE'S SALE 01 sell at auc at 100% above, manutnc i Breas, 1 Tables ttomans, Divans, Bedstouds, Ly Rocking Chairs, te rising dressit LE AUCTION OF § Yagons, Harness, and two fine Marv reverve, on Wednesday, 7th inst., at three (°) ROWS’, Broadway House, coruer of ist st: two fine mares, one barouchs, for one or two he wagon, one set double harness, two single sold without k ARGE AND VALUABLE MEDICAL LIBRARY Reose and Hill will soll this (Tuesday evening) June bth, Auction Room, 191 Bi ornor of Dey street, t vo and valuable Medical Library of th De, Stearns, em- ing the rarest and best works of the pro “ GREAT SALE OF LANDS, TOWN LOTS, Wall x i an Canal Mlinoix and’ Mich State of , Trostees of tho Minois and Michigan C; public auction, on the Ist day of “Septem ands, Town Lot Water power, and Build f hy the Gov 1545, in pursuance of laws $43, and Maret 1, 1445, he Lilinoi ckport, Joliet Sally, iocka port, Jolet, K. on the Lit day of pla next, and will sively, wi other towns onthe ¢. IL the saist lands &e. shall ha ed by law, The torms of sidue of the purchase mone , beware nitally in advance he grant made i ig ented in due iy the lork’s office of the counties the lands, lots, &e. to be rold, wil before the day of svle required by at the Canal Office in Chicago, WILLIAM HL DsVID LEAVIT CHARLES OAKLEY, OMice of the Board of Trustees of ‘the Hlinois and Mf Canal, June 1, 1Si8 I Paris, of any part of Franc patch, ‘The steamer Unites I be published 10 Wall streot. JEWELLER OR Ci ‘ll, and fixtures of a firs! Store to let, the rent of which is for sale at loss than the wholesale mises, 323 Hudson street, This is an stand, for sal very low; or price, Inquire on the pi opportunity seldom met N PHE BOWERY OPEN. the public one of the t stocks of Dry Goods ever known in the ¢ 200 cases of new goo and from recent auctions. Business will be conductod on a plad heretofore unattempted, as follows, viz All our Domestic Goods are ordered and are to be made for this store expressly. By means, the profits made by commission merchants and j will be saved, and we shall be enabled to sell goods at price than is now quoted at wholesale rates. Our ( meres, Dress Goods, and. in all impo those purchased at, ‘auction, we order fri t, nany, and shall receive’ shipments hy every steamer, and by this again we prevent the necessity of paying extravagant ad- vances to the importers. We shall keep an assortinent full and complete, and under no circumstances shall we allow it to be bro- ken more than necessary from day to day. ‘Therefore the patrons of the concern will be énabled to make their purel without teing obliged to look from store to store, i will invariably be our highest charge; and where will allow, we shall give our customers the cha lower than prices generally considered the lowest m ‘The salesmen employed are gentleman no person need fear they will not be w and promptly and properly attended to, W on our opening, which will cause more astonishment than would be required to furpriso the most doubting and skeptical. We now invite those wh Known us 40 long in our old place of busi- ess, and the public generally, to call on us, and, if necessary, wo will'assure them that their trouble in calling will be amply remu- nerated by the saving made in. purchases. F. W, GILLEY, F. W. & W.F, GILLEY & CO, W. PF. GILEY, f 128 Bowery. T, 'McMAHAN, OR THE USAGES, RIGHTS AND PRINCIP: Democracy of the Empire Suste—Domocrat ing in the Park, Tuesday afternoon, June 6th, ES OF THE opublican Ms, at 8 nty of New York, recog) te ‘a State Convention as the only representatives sent by the Democracy of this State to the Baltimore, National Convention fare requested to assemble in the Park, on Tuesday afternoon, th Suh day of June, at 5 o'clock, for the ‘purpose of reeviving tho re- port of those Delegates. The signatures to the call will be pub- ished in the Globe of Tuesday. F, eR STEPHEN ALLEN, Chairman, Sanver A. Craro, DG LOST-STRAYED AWAY ON SUNDAY, A LARGE Dog, half blood hound, half bull, body grey and white: half white and half ser person returning the same to » 24 West 16th stroct, willbe auftably rewarded, and no questi asked, PUENEY WEtLS /. Livingston, We him Edward T, Wi of the firm of Livingst Et curry on, as heretofore, the Expross, Fi business, a8 follows:—The domestic Express bus in the name of gC ingston, Wells & y 1, 1848, CNTY LOANS TEMPORARY LOANS LN ANTICIPATION of the Revenues of the City, will be received at this offices, in sums of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars and upwards, for waien bonds of the City will be issued, payable in from 9 to 12 months, with interest at the rate of six fer cont perannum, Comptroller's Office, May 10, 1348. JOHN EWEN, Comptrolle: DP SSOLUTION.—THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE existing under the firm of KIPLING & BROTHERS, was . The P THE FIRM OF WELLS & CO, AND Co,, hag taken into co-partnership with nd Johnston Livingston, A they will 1d Cominission iness will be done business in the name of rparesrey, BRUSSELS AND THREE PLY CARPETI are now sold at the very lowest rates, by R. Lawrenc Canal street. Also, Ingraina, Venetians, Oil Cloths terns and elegant designs, Druggets, Rugs, Stair Ro Purchasers will »; ng avd? Canal street, NEW, YORK YACH? cLuB—THE an ail tale Place on Tuostay, J for the exclusive use leave Harclay atreet pi DREW POSTER, Jr, mite ly onthetu and Western or shipped Sluaksyea estabilatim ver street, near Wal re Hotel, invites his fri , Which he has new! ry in seaaon, at very pastry, fruite and liquors always on haud, LOUIS GALABRUN, Pat PATEST PA- nongst the most fashionable Indies, 1 for the form, il « handsome ig, wt a Very n HE DIAPHRAGM FILTER VS. DYSENTERY.—MANY physioians testify that the decayed fishy ter in the water, so much complained of, is a ehi tery. now so prevalent, Fersons using pure spri 40 Affected by summer nts, ‘This Filter rapidly restores the Croton to the parit ng water, Please to call and see its operation, 349 Broadway corner Leonard street, SILVER WARE bd ( a murod that ther are no imitations or comn s estatishment that the pricos are unifi 1 All articles are made good, and repaired free of exy the purchaser for one year, (except in eases of violenee,) andl that those goods will be fo » salisfactory, and ultimately cheaper, than those at | VALENTINE HAS REMOVED HI ‘and Printing dt street. Mereantil for wedding parties. | fashionable sty! Vii from engraved p'ates, at Please call and examine Broadws ust tor 3, Envelopes, Re $, at the office, 175 he specimen hoo BR tonopenpron cataw men, containig sixty wmbe days at the conservatory and seod sore of 0 LET—A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE AT BREAK NECK Hill.—Large vegetable and flowor Garten all in perfect order. ort) A. W. STEBBIN, corner of 150th T, NEAR BROADWAY, f the best locations In her business, ‘The present vusiness to which tore as @ Depot. A STORE IN FULTON (a part of it) to let, York for a Musto Store, or any ant would like the agency of some respectabl Re eould ationd toy and. ies ti ipa the Address to Edward 1 his Office, OUSE TO 1 WSE TO LET—THR TWO STORY ATTIC BRICK House, No, 48 Great Jonos stro y convenient for genteel family. Ax {tis unoecupled, pos be hi mediately, Ront $500 a year. Inqui No. 16 Nasaan street, corner of Pine. next house, FARM OF 100 ACRES OF VERY GOOD LAND, FOR Sale—A very good chaace for emigrants or others who may want to buy; js now offered, as the Inte owner died lately, and loft a helpless family, Thorefore, this farm must be sold for their npport. ‘The best of titles will be given, Avoly ‘at the corner of South William and Broad, Price four hundred dollars, D. NEW: BARING on sratEN fully ‘situated cottage near the mansion of Mad. Gryrnes. A fow may be accommodated, is situated within an enclosure of 1S acres of woodland, OARDING—ROOMS WITH ROARD CAN BE HAD BY AP- ‘ing immediate): it ant location of Mrs, Vaught, No, SS Greenwich st,, formerly of 72 Murray st. Young gentle: muon will find thie ® pleasant home, ns no puine will be spared to make them comfortable, &c. Five minutes walk from the Park, OARD, OR TO LET.—A RESPECTABLE FAMILY, HAV- < more rooms than they require, would be wo OF to take gentlemen, or ® gentleman and his wife, to arte rith te fui unfarni: would Io with private apartments, | spteas et St, RY i rice hes arrived from Manila, Se sera 6 eset family, amounting to 36,000 arobes of inferior quality. ‘Some: | nese judeon et. ALL, TOMPRINS AND BLAC ) have removed to No. 247 Broadway ¥ street. ) opposite the City Hall, whore ray rich Jews ent of Diamond and othe dl Ware; Cutlery, V nce Ist March Inst, Ebenezer Munroe has been ass ind an extensive as THE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITU. #0 long and favorably know! if Dr, 4t75 Chambers street, has been removed. to 4M Brond: ide, x few doors above Broome street. The present way, east . cation is much more desirable than the former, as it is more ven. tral and commodious, Nearly two thonsand medical and surgi. eal cures wore successfully (coated at this institution during the Inst year. Sco monthly report. — EMOVAL—MRS. CARROLL'S MEDICATED VAPOUR and Sulphur Baths, 354 Broadway, two doors above Laon: street, A certain cure satis, and all ill eff produced by the changeable state of the weather, Sulphur | effectual for diseases of the skin. Open from 7 o'clock in te morning till 10 o'clock at might. OTICE.—THR HOLDERS OF THE BONDS OF THE N Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company, due in IX ‘and 1856, are hereby notified that positions for we conversion of said bonds into a ferred stock of the company, bearing seven per cen? interest, to be issued: iy to an act passed at the last Fession of the Bennesivania Legislator, will bo received at the office of John E. Thayer & Brother, Boston; Charnley & Wheelan, Philadelphia; ‘and §, JAUDON & CO. && Wall strect, New ork. LES AND OVER OF DR. DEWITT C. 500,000 Reiiet’s Uvmorent hace teu ant witon ggmplaiet, “Te is put up in large bottles at cents St dozen, $2 doten, stows, Tels ton times cl than any other per Liniment I dicates pains, and ls ail manner of bruises “tice 0 Feast Hervet, and of tho” dewggiota C4 ST,OFF CLOTHING, JEWELRY, FIRE ARMS. &e, ‘Wanted.—Ladies or Gentlemen wi raw efecto ch, will obtain full wat for the mune addressi ul , through iso, Il attend them at, thelr mat ie at 2 Wall streot, New York, king Glasses, | | Pans, smear COND HAND | Mf | ir | eof | Doors ia 4 | Brosdway, adjoining Ni | | _ eee I Wisthotf an the free of the CONFOUND | Mr. Vache; Martha V Parqn ) conta; », tits bite Ginna wip amt CARD, om t of the Bore "Th: myer fog AB years, an stage Abbot the DESERI Bit—1 » Mrs an of HOPE RA, eW YORK A: iam Twill, Mr. t 1 rama of ‘the RE —Mugneduke Masog, Me a Hield; Walter Beraard, wr. Varry 5 7% o'clock, Boxes, 25 coucs ; Pit, 1p ROADWAY 1st, will OLD UBD TUESDAY EVENING, 1 tho comedy, in fy ke ANDY Lort Roch © Rural Mr, Mrs. Win ¥ Mous, RS MANN & MAKSIALL MpSSh shment eahove establi of cheir felle 4 ier ayia id BROWN have of te 7 vwlodged by all elassas Lea poetial means of enabliny, post Blan Florence, jr, Walker & John R, W Ho sF Naceld, 3 Lewis B, Len’ c and 1 y PW nderhill, Solo- anings, Win. A, Marshall, HALL, a7 ROSDWAY, me atroots, Y, JUN, © of the orig ing the past BIGHT inguishod patron ago nigh Chinisty's MONTHS hay and wnexarapled will their « it respec 4 ipimatal Athuisaion BARNUM, endid perform ar The Ethio s refrains dances, Sonipture brilliant Mins A variety’ new and powerful apparatus, css Julie Me Thompsons “aida, ith wel the fre mons Fortune Teller, sway be privately consulted at au extra chance of Bcents, Admindon to the whole, inoiuding Kasoum, Periorie ances, &o., 25 cents; children, wader ton years of age, and old gnough to “rnik alone, 12}4 ceuia, ‘Reservod front mats ono shil- ing ossh extra ANVARD'S MAMMOTS PANORAMA OF THE HiSsI8- appl Rivor, nd op ree mules of cauvass, being the largest patting world, at the Panorama Building, in Ha Garden, days excepted), Advulstion rare wil odtiraeuoe tei h, grand noises, 1A MAN WITHOUT A HEAD— Tom . Pub After whi . Sucoveded hy mt Mr. Oblivio Oblivious Top, Danse MIS 2 ‘To conclude noises, Pickers ommence at 8 o'elock, S_DES F Doors open at SUMMER SRA- 1843, the performance ite Comedy of the TWO ‘Templeton, Mr. 3 %; Capt. Kildare, Mr, Baker, Mra, 1 Zapateado, by miss Vallee by Madame Augusta, M i Siig, with the comic fairy legend burletta, of tho MAGI MIRROR—Kabri, Mr. Holland; Nico, G. H. Andrews; Madame Kabri, Mrs, Vernon; Annalette, Miss Nickinson; Fairy Blanch Miss Phillipa Admission, 25 cents Performance to commence 7 er, Sappho. in the ( the Mayp putes, joroul ods, Veuns Rising frove the rs, Tableau Finale in Honor —eommence at 8 o'clock. te, X) conte; Upper Boxes, 25 cents, ow exhibiting in Balti this city, Bno noriee vers 27,0400 fie 8, portraying ning v River is shown the wholo extent from taburg, over 1000 miles; the extent of country reaches over 1400 miles. of can Mullor, Mozin, ¢ ial oray OTLESINT, ANDI neert, on Munday AND DESVERNI June bth, 145 LPHTA—THIRD Ey dam Mons. Mon Mad, and lay me in this | Kabir, Mona, Bar- Mila. Anna me- n Low, Mr +The Marchio~ » PiYsIC, Mr, A'Bocke L THEATRE. —LAD! heationl Profis Who by strvot, is my duly an- his nets in my be- SKERKETT. Ir notiged th therfeed Agent in hall wilt b entirely new invention of m horsemanship to younz siving the hest and kind of exer can here get 4 pleasant ride Children attendiag sehoo!, 0 rile on most plea cise will he found invaluabl on horsehaek, without would find grea! ie mre resp of Fee on VIA SOUTHAMPTON, THEN “300 tons burthen—William G, Hack turday, June Vth; ane ship ts intended to rma n this port ‘nnd Havre.” ‘The United States bus prisod a remarksbly fast vewsol, and an excellent sen-bont~ having perfor sure, froin this port to Liverpool, in less than Tt days. ¢ pasa outward, exclusive of wines and I : sand Jewelry from Havro, For freight oF passage, havine poly to LL, 8 Burling slip. ARY WORK~TO THE MARRIED ternplating marriage, “Tho married woman's, POR, Haver ship “United State stall, eon how Private Medical rnpenion, by Dr. A.M. Maw Sixth edie tion, Price $1. This work is meeting with most astounding saiv, (24,000 copies already been disposed of.) Rvery female ia rotting a copy, whether mi or unmarried, although it is ine od ty for th {48 it disele em particularly. !owe tore and. the ice sGheieey rem ery cave. Bor sale, 02 berty streets New Yorks and Th Phite- ty anil hee a? “ t @ copy will be f by mail, free "Ke, Toall parte ot Une Gulied Seacen, All letters. maot be sdlieeeneds Post raid, to Dr. A. M. MAURICEAU, box 1244, New York city. Pifice, 120 Liberty #iret EDICAL OFFICE.—DR. JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STREET, street, so well known as the moat successful in. the treatment of venereal di skill im these old half ty preeminent, Gleet, strie. rin the throat or nos, pains ‘in the legs, effectually cured. Constitu- on by a seeret habit indulged in by diwatns and nigbtly emissions, poe ses cused in four days, without ion ines, q JOVER 18 CONSULTED DURING oy and evening in thow diffeult and protracted cacos ate diseases which have proved tov ob- s experience, Private entrance to hie entry in No. 2 Ann st, His Extract copavia thromgh th eto, s9 extensively prescribed by physicians, may be had ab hie atom in front, No. 2 Ann.—Price 4 ei sins ec Dit ROWE OCOLIST, AURIST, BTC, ATHRNDS DAT- hia surgery, 201 Broa 4 Warren strecte Just publiabed, the second ect 's Treatise on the Eye, price 5) dots which ena be had at hin ofGee also his premium setf-acting Bye Foustains, A large auyply of Artificial Eyes rooently Imported. I AUTHOR OF THR “PRACTICAL PRI DSS sams ome anes Ee 6 9PM, to A. My ‘Sundi nod.) ‘Those who apply in tho early Ft eeeed, ar Can vaptdly ane ste tage setnaleg their cure, Itis chiefly, however, thos who have uf: fered from acortain clams of people, or atherwise, who can jwro- erly apmreciate iia wervices “Tn strotutey trowt i esto inet ni its vena an stages, (from Son tae tage im addition to very eateunite pastce in thie con ray =