The New York Herald Newspaper, June 7, 1848, Page 3

tempt to pass vountertelt mo- jog ofloe for one night, Wit- nesres wore examined in defence, who proved that the watch in question was not worth six shiliin, Deing one of hore watches used by “ stuffers” tor de- coy purposes ; and, also, that prisoner raid “ he pussed the notes in fun” on Magee, Officer Conry certified that prisoner went with him to the police office without # warrant; and Alderman MeDermott, and others gave the prisoner, who is a hand-cartman, a very good character. The jury found ‘the prisoner not guilty, when he was discharged. Count Cavexpan—Tnis Day. erior Court—22, 29, 80. 40, 66, 57, 69, 70, 71, 72, 75, 76. 78, 80. 81, 82, 84, 55, 86, 87. 88, 90, 92, '03,'95 'to 103 inclusive. Common Pleas—117, 127, 183, 66, 22, 24. 82. 19, 83, 37, 45. 47, 58, 60,69. Court—T, 1@, 11, 19, 21 to 30 inclusive, Important Paper for Europe. Tho Weekly Herald for Europe, which we shall pub- lish to-day at 9 o'clock, in ample time for the Hiber- nia’'s mails, wili be an exceedingly interesting and va- luable paper for European circulation. Tt will contain a full report of the great Irish domon- stration at the Tabernacle in this city on Monday last; a full report of the presentation of an Italian flag to the brig Carolina, with an account of the religious ex- ercises attending it; the lutest news from Mexico, in gard to the treaty and its ratification; besides ship ‘news, political and commorcial intelligence, and a di- = gest of other interesting matter. Single copies, in wrappers, 6 cents, A Card.—About six weeks since, while in the saloon, corner of Park place and Broadway, in s condition Tendering ine unable to defend myself againat any attack, T'was sssailed fn the moat cowardly manner, by a man of the name of Hyer. On the strength of it, accounts of the occurrence appeared jin a number of ie newspapers, false in, every particular, and which must have feen ‘inserted by Hyer himself, or his friends, If I bad been worsted in a fair fight, and by a person that knew auything at all about fighting, or Thad the couraze to fight asa man, [should have taken no notice of, ‘it; but I consider it due to my friends, to inform them in this way,of Zhe renlohazactor of the oceurronce, Lam no “Irish brwagart’ or Ichongh T am an Irishinan, and b-lieve I can show myself worthy of my country whenever Tam required, If there are any who think they ean thake me “ery enough like a whipjed child, Sf No. 9 Chatham atreet is not too far out of their way, Iwill be happy to have thea call and make the experiment, As for Hyer, can “flax bim onv” without an on. iy JAMES SULLIVAN, Daguerrean Gallery, No. 21 Broadway, upper corner of Murray street, is the plsco where the best specimens of Daguerrentype can be procured. Wo van recommend all our frends who wish to get a good picture, to this o.tublishment without fear of disappointment, The Largest Painting in the World—Hud. don's Mammoth Panorama of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers, will be here in afew days Itisto bo exhibited at tho Appollo Kooms, 410, Broadway. Saunderw’ Tollct Articles, Dressing Cases and Fancy Cutlery, 147 Broadway, corner of Liberty street, aud 887 way. ‘Khe subscribers Yospectfully eall the attention of the public to their collection of the above het Saag bag in point of Variety, is not equalled in the oity; they have beon selected with strict regard to quality,and in all cases are warranted. @. SAU! DERS & SON, 147 and 387 Broadway. Gold Pens.— Richeliea Diamond-pointed Yena—The “ Richeliou” Gold Pens sold by B. E. Watson & Co. 15 Wall street, are, undoubtedly, the best and cheapest Pons in use, ‘Those who bave used them, say they are led for fine- ‘ness, smoothness, and flexibility, points warranted not to come off, Gold pens repaired, IXnox’s Rocky Mountain Beaver.—These ‘Hats posse a gloss and brilliancy which no weather seems to alin, nor rough usage tarnish; and have also a and du- rability, that the corroding tooth of time cau affect. ‘These qualities, combined with the extreme lightness, enable him most decidedly to take the ahine off all his competitors. Dr. Morchead’s Improved Graduated Mag- netic Machines, for beauty, anally and effective excellence, aro unequalled. ‘They are put up with the battery and all noces-ary Appilauces, in a neat aad portable manner, and_ accompanied by tions. Price, D.C, MOREHEAD, Ml. D,, ample directions, RAD HD. By Telegraph.—Great Excitement In Phila. aatpia and other places, but especially in New York, owing to ‘the nomination, by acclamation, in the people's convention, of HILL, the inimitable Hair, Cutter, a 13 Nassau street, corner of Pine. as their candidate for public patronage, in Halr Cutting and Trimming Whiskers; #0 let all who value neatness in appear- _ance cast their votes in patronage fur Hill, ‘Palmo’s ra House.—Tho most extraordi- sary exlybition of Living Models will be given this evening for the benefit of the “ Artists,” which has been posty until this evening, it being positively the last night, that Mr. Burke lias in of the mouse, upon which eceasion the prices of Hission will be fixed at’ one dollar, tolower part of the house,and fifey cents to the upper. Something richer, rarer, and more of it, ‘will be seca on this occasion, than ever before ‘in this city—: inagnificent female models at once—Oh, Moses, whata sight! In addition, a grand Olympian cotillion, Gold Pens._“Greaton’s celebrated warrant- od Diamond pointed Gold Pens” are now admitted to be the bestand Shearest penvin the world, They are indestructible, except by actu- ‘be had only at 71 Cedar at one door from Moudell’s.” “Levi brown,” “Albext G, Bagley’s,” and the pew and proved “ Brown” far superior to the old one, at reduced sme cue pons und ones Tote ‘Them $5 Dollar Suits—Unredeemed 5 Summer Coats, S.cks, Frocks and Poka's of Dr.p d'Ete, Fipucea, Tweed, Ginzbain, Linen, &e,. $1 to $4, A'so, Frinch Cloth, eiik triswined, of elogant atyle, $2 to $1U each. Also, a few of them $5 suits, corner Nassau and Beekman, ta!_Notwithstanding the season 1s so pera erywds eontinue to throng Mr. Hiram Prong hy Nb. 09 Bowery, Cheap Caapet Store, where it is sald Carpets, Of Cloths, &e,, can be had cheaper by 25 per cent, than at apy otcer store. The Rainbow, 27 Beekman-—This Concern Dilion, Captain) is in’ the full tide of a successful experiment, ‘act, enterprise and indusiry will always flourish in it eee eet rie Vegan Salince ana Gon Bpas, x ra Boot and vortyic cents each. A few Rooms to let at $1 80 per week. 1 and seo. ed) COMMERCIAL AFFAIBS. MONEY MARKET. ‘Tuesday, June 6—6 P. M. ‘There was a general decline in quotations for stocks to day, with moderato At the first board, Penn. sylvania 5’sfell off 4 per cent; Indiang State 5's, ‘Treasury Notes, X; Morris Canal, 134; Reading Rail- road. 1%; Erie Railread, now, }. After the adjourn- ment of the board. prices settled down still lower, and the market was exeessively dull. The shipments of specie continue so large and so steady, that stock speculators are a little alarmed. It is stated that about ‘one million of dollars will be shipped this week by the steamer for Liverpool, and packet for Havre. This continued drain must soon be felt in our large cities, and there can be no important or pormanent relief in the money market until the current of precious me- tals iy changed. At tho second board, Harlem fell off 34 per cent; Reading Railroad, 44, and Morris Canal, ‘The Mohawk and Hudson Railroad Company have declared & semi-antual dividend of three and a half per cent. ‘Tho value of merchandise imported into this port for the month of May, was $6,371,033 against $6,607,- 016 for the same month in 1847. ‘We learn, from a very high authority, that the ro- ports rolative to the ratification of the treaty by the Mexican Congress, are as yet premature, When tho mossenger left the city of Mexico with letters and de patches for tho steamer Edith, the government cou- rier was waiting at Querctaro for the final action upon the treaty, We learn, from the same source, that there was not much doubt but that the treaty would ulti- mately be ratified; but up to the latest momont it had not taken place. ‘The annexed table exhibits the quotations in this market for our principal State and government stocks, at eoveral periods: — y Srocks in THE New Yoru Manxer, Fave Eterm: 18H, 1848, i 1856 Toxagalg * 102 a1028g IL “AlvL'g 1833 Wiga 31 Niga 92" 92¢a 93 —— ua ar0 28g ross gar0ays 10K 84 A103%6 180 <a ee 1850-64-60 100364171 101 A103 102 al03 1561-62-67 TO3Gal04 102 alOL 103 al04 b= iia sis} oS 96 "0 9X i Go¥Ga WOH Ohio, r ” 5 1880-56 k- -4 — Kontucky, € ate 5 Minot, 6 BFP. Indians, = 5 years Arkansas, 6 —* Alabama, ed Pennsylvania, = — Tennessee, "6 —— N.Y. Life Tns, & Trust Co, Farmers Loan & Trast Co, Ohio Life Ins. & Trust Co. Rank of YS. in Pennsyl'a, N, derwy KR. Re & Trans, Co, Mohawk & Hnd'n Railroad, Dien & Schoneetady Rail'd, tymeure & Utien Railrond, gulurn & Syrneme Railed 1 oohester, healing Railronu, Wa 8 Delaware i, Itndion Cuehl, 158 al ive Railroad Bonds, a Hlonting Walleond Mtg Bite, 8784 58 Since the telegraphic despatches came to hand rela- tive to the ratification of the treaty of peace with Mex- ico, United States sceurities have improved very mat rially, State stocks have in several instances ad- vanced; but the prospect of an immediate poace ap- tohave affected no other stocks favorably but Rate “atic, Apri, May BB June 6. iki rostgatong viuiguod The 6 i862 ‘TOS “alOH 105" al0ssg 103}ga103% | that they hereaflur be mate sought after than the funded stook of thegovernment, The loan for which bids axe now belng made will be lesucd In stock, and | the loan for the payment cf indemnity to Mexico, in accordance with the provisions of the treaty, will be issued in the same shape seneury notes will, there- foro, be scarce, and will, without doubt, beara good premiumat all times, on account of their convenience as remittances from one section of the country to another, They are superior to the stock of the govern- ment, as they can at any time be turned into a twenty year security, and are for the time a sort of circulating medium, bearing interest. ‘The expenditures of the government on account of the war, have by no means ceased. The two loans yet to bo raised for purposes already named, amount to thirty-two millions of dollars; how much more will be wanted, is yeta matter of much doubt, but probably enough to swell the amount to fifty millions of dollars. This will make the aggregate expenditures of the | war, and for the purchase of additional terri- tory, about one hundred and fifty millions of dollars, the bulk of which is in the shape of a pnblic debt, the interost on which will annually draw large sums from the Treasury. The territory obtained by the treaty will require all the re- gular army of the country for occupation, and prevent that reduction in the military expenditures which a return of peace would induce us to anticipate. With all these drawbacks, it ix, perhaps, well that peace has been secured—that the horrors of war have disappeared, and that we are, once again, upon friendly terms with all nations—that there is now no obstacle serious enough to check our progress, and that our prosperity is not likely to be checked by any restrictions upon our commercial intercourse with the world at large. With the annual intorest on our large public debt, with ‘the increased expenditures of government an in- crease of territory produces, there will, no doubt, be a surplus in our revenue the first year after the final close of the war. This surplus revenue will, unless somo expenditure should arise not now calculated upon, create a sinking fund large enough to liquidate the entire public indebtedness before it reaches maturity. We have not the slightest doubt that this result will bo realized; and there is not another government in existence that can pay off its debt in this way. There is no other that can meet its indebtedness at maturity, without contracting a new loan, of equal amount, to replace the old. We havealready paid off the debts of two wars, and paid them, too, at a time when our resources were ex- coedingly limited, compared with what they are at this 4 moment; and the amount of indebtedness created by the war now drawing to a clos fill be much more easily liquidated than either of the previous two. ‘With all the evidence which has from time to time beon presented to the capitalists of Europe relative to our resources, there yet appears to be the most gross and unpardonable ignorance upon all matters regard- ing the strength of the institutions of this country When they sve the thrones of Europe tottering to the ground—when they see the strongest and most power- ful governments in Europe disappear before the powcr of the people, like morning dew—when they know not when every vestige of their property may be swept away—and when they see, amidst all these changes and revolutions going on around them, the United States government stands firm, and all is peace, and quiet, and happiness, and prosperity here, they must feel that there is a power in the will of the people that is immoveable; and that a government based upon that power is as firm as the eternal hills. Such revulsions end revolutions as Europe has recently experienced, are sufficient to chango the opinions of the most pre- judiced, and must turn the attention of statesmen and capitalists of the old world to this country, more earnestly than they have heretofore deigned to givo it, The petition of the poople of Hartford to the Legis- lature of Connecticut, for the repeal of the bridge | clause of the New York and Boston Air Line Railroad | Company has bee: withdrawn. Its presentation wi certainly the most injudicious act the people of Hart- ford could be guilty of, The Railroad Company had, | in tho face of the most determined opposition, obtained , from the Legislature of Connecticut a charter for the | construction of a road through that State, commencing at New Haven, and running through Middletown, and so on, in an easterly dire®ion, to the eastern line of the Sjato, with the privilege of crossing the Connoc- ticut-river at or near Middletown, by a draw-bridge. This charter passed a¥M became a law of tho State, and under that charter the subscriptions have been |, made, and the amoung required for the formation of the Company and the commencement of the work was subscribed. The Company thus far have car- ried out everything required by the charter, and are prepared to put the road at once under con- tract; but the efforts on the part of the people of Hartford to defeat this enterprise, at al! hazards, have prevented the company from progtessing as rapidly as it otherwise would. Two sessions of the Legislature have been beseiged, andgthe progress made thus far in preventing the company from constructi ng & bridge across the Conneticut river at Middletown, is a request to withdraw the petition for the repeal of the act authorizing it. This is as it should be; and we hope the people of Hartford will hereafter attend more to the construction of their own road to Willimantic than to the placing of obstacles in the way of their neighbors, in the completion of theirline.. We are pleased to see that the Legislature of Connecticut have preserved in- violate an act passed at a previous session, and have ro- fused to repeal an act before it had gone into effect. If legislation can be made use of as the people of Hartford wish, the doings of every session will be a mere farce, and laws a mere bagatelle, They would pass an act one session and repeal it the next, before its provisions had been tested, or before its advantages or disadvan tages became apparent. Stock Exchange. $4000 Treas Notes, 103% 25ehas Canton Co opg 824 16000 do 103% 200 Nor & Wore BR #10 3) 100 do bIO WG 2 do oo» 900 do 103% 75 do ay 0 City 5's, "0, do wo 3284 3000 U, States 6's, ‘67, 100 Reading RR 1009 Ind. Stato 6's, wo do 1000 "do 1) do 100 Ponneyivania 5 % do 3200 fo do $0 2) Hudson River RR 1000 Eriotiperct Bas” 9 aD Long (eland RAC WO io 7 perc ong Telan on 3 4000 Ohio 100% 100 “do wo 1v00 do 108% 950 do do 1005 60 Harlem RR Merch. Ex, Bank 103° 350 do 5 200 Farmers’ ‘Trust BH 100 do 60 $7 Ohio Life & Trust 1” $0 do 107 150 Morris Canal ul Yen 3 do 20 11 “1OErio HR new full iW do 10% 17 Amer. Ex. Bank 10 do 10! Second Board. 96 450 shas Harlem RR 56% 25 ahas Reading RR ‘ So Ie ww 87” 75 do 35 100 do @ 6% 100 do 0 ss 100 do 58% 100 Morris Canal i w do 330 S6tg BO do is 50 do WO 575 150 Long Island RR 900 29 WN York & N Hay RR 89) CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yorx, Tuesday, June 6—23; P. M. Asuxs.—The market is firm for both sorts. Sales of 60 bbls. including pots, at $4 31‘ a $4 374%, and pearls at $6 25 a $5 31%. Corrox.—There is but little doing this morning, shippers being very busy with thelr correspondence. Fuour, &¢.—The market for Western flour opens with considerablo firmness. ‘The operations of the morning are 1500 barrels, including Oswego, at $5 50; Michigan at $5 6214, pure Genesce at $6, fancy Ohio at $6 25, and extra at $7 50. In Southern, there is but little movement—moderate sales of Howard streot at $6 8 $6 12%. Rye flour ruler exceedingly dull, and no sajos have lately transpired. Corn Meal is selling to @ fair extent at $2500 $2 56%, for Jersey. Whvat—Of Genesee the market 1s quite bare, and prime parcels command $135. Rye is doing better. «ales of 800 bus els at 69:u70¢, Corn is in good inquiry. Sales havo beon made of 5,000 bushels prime Jersey, to arrive, at 60¢. Oats aro plenty and dull. We quote for Jesey and Southern 42 a44and Northern 45 a 47. Provisions—In pork there is but a moderate business doing, and prices are tending downward—we quote mess nominal at $10,and prime at $8. Beef is in fair in- quiry at our former quotations. A sale was made of 100 barrels Chicago, (superior.) at $975. Pickled Meats are dull, and no sales transpired, Lard is leas active, 150 barrels changed hands at 61 6c. Butter is in good supply, aud heavy. Cheese ranges from 616 to ‘ge. ‘Wuisxry is somewhat scarce, Ohio and Prison aro | firm at 2134 a 22%e. Torsvay, June 6-6 P. M. The market for Flour was firm to-day, though sales were light compared with transactions for some days previously, Sales of Wisconsin Wheat were made on terms stated below, Meal was steady. Rye stood about the same, Oats were less firm. We refer to our tele- gtapbic head for doings in other cities to-day. with re- ceipts. &e, In provisions, in this market, there was no important change to note. Pork was some duller, while Lard contiuned quite firm. In Groceriss, Sugars con- tinued active at about previous rates. Astiex—Small salen of Pots wore mado at $4 S744, at +which the market was rather slack. Sales of 160 bble earls wore mado at $6 374. whilo $5 60 was asked. Reccipta down the Hudson River—276 barrels. Breavsturrs—Flour—The sales footed up from 3000 ‘fn 4690 barrels, including good Oswego, Saha, Gene- goo, &o, at prices ranging from $5 3734 a $5 Thera was no change In pure or fincy Genesee. South waa atoady, with light sales at $60 $6 12%. Wheat— Sales of 2500 bushels Wixconsin wero made at 108 a 109 eonts; 2000 do Ohio were sold on private terms, The ru} Geneseo was light, and for a lot of 2000 bush- amano SALE Ai? AUCTION Harneas, and two fine Mareo= Will ‘ednerday, 7th inst., at three (8) o'clock, at Ry of Bint street and isroad wa; one or two horses; one light ingle harness, one cart bax er arueles, &. Me. HP wm on net. Acasa ccna teen bd mixed, in two lots, were made at 80 ; 2500 round Jersey yellow, sold at 580, and 2000 do Qhio, in bad order, ‘sold at 600, Some other lots were reported, part Holders asked $2 56\ a $2 6 to go above $2 50. RK THEATRE ond ng the management Fears, as stage and not to ractien itis sinoare thanks ty ral, for their kind patronage du, WERY THEATRE.-WEDNESDAY EV be acted the Grant Spe uo: lang, Mr Bellamy: Ludgor, dan; Graff, Me 6 W Clarke; Bi lips Mario, Mrs Wi added A WIFE'S Elizabeth Preelove, MAN'S HUT—Fordinand Count ¢ Wolfender, Mr Tilton: Maurits, Mr Maria, Mrs Walcot, Boxes, 25 cents; Pit, 12: at7; performance to commence at 73¢ o’cloc! MATHAM THEATRE-SOLE PROPRIETOR AND LES. #0, Mr. F. 8, Chanfran.— Wed be prosented the drama of THE DREA\ Lance Lynwood, Mr, Hield; Black Ralph, Mr. Varrey: Mt ies} Mangaret, Isherwood. To le tl 18—Mooo, Mr Chanfrau; Joe, Winn: aty, Met Booth, To conclude with Fred’k Brown, o'clook. Boxes, ARP Raa ane wath bea oat Manager, begs leave respeetfinlly ienda and the pmblig 1m gute ig that long pertod, lg ore A e buyers rofascd Rye—Small sales in 500 bushel lots were made at 7c ; for large lots buyers were offering Sales of 1400 bushels canul were made at wt, all in Good ory ENING, JUNE: EW YORK Wen Horsos, Carving: ime, “Mrs Jordan, June 6th, commencing a’ 11 ESSON—Col Freelove, Mr JH Hall; | conolude with borg, Mr JH Hall; Amelia, Mrs Phillips; | 6 cents.—Doors open ‘To wiieh will be Receipts down the Hudso: with Carvia.es. +++ .10,502 barrels. , anumber of pairs of fine matched Horse horses, suitable for all purposes JOUN IL GATPIEED, Proprietor, WM, COWAN, Salesman and Manag ‘D PURNITURE—J. W. BROWN | ne Sth, at 104, 0 02 of dosirable farrnitnr 1%, bookcases, pier gluse, entre, card, and quartette tables, ‘The operations to-day amount to 1000 bales | —prices were rather lanquid, buyers not very eager at the present asking rates. Freients—Rates continued about the same. ton was reported engaged to Liverpool at 3-16d; corn | in bulk at 6d, and heavy goods at 1,600 bbls heavy goods were engag Fruit—The demand was not active boxes wet and dry ra ona, at $1 4: do. at 70c, ania few hundred dr Aune Trevanio lowed by NEW YORK AS To London, | ne, nt Wo'elvek, av-447 Broad. of the Assignee of ‘Thos, 3 Smyrna figs, at AY EVENING, JUNE 1—Tho operations included 450 barrels No. 1 rel, (Prov neetown inspe at $8 8735 a $8 50 for tee former, and $5 3734 a $5 for the latter ; 100 half bbls Saytrook shad, (to fill a . (a greater pr ce than they and 2.000 quin- Mr, Fredericks; Lord Charles 1 Rocket, Mr, Vachs ‘The Countess of thorn, Miss Fanny Wall assachusetts ma atuaiey etna ane 0 | important question of the probable choice of th will bear to the regular c ty trade) ; 1 new codfish. at $2 62ty and $2 S14. 50 bales American dew rotted changed hands at $120. 6 months. Hoxey—Further sales of 60 bbis and 2 strained wei e reported at private bargain. Moassrs—100 hhds Cuba Muse 22i¢e, usual time. Linseed—The den and was less ac! ive to-day, icos remained without material operations were 1,000 gallons do American city pressed, at 67¢ lons do gold on ehort time, at 68c. Sales of 200 bbls mess pork were made at s quiet at $8. (for fair Wes Sales were made. in bbls, at 634 was offered for 400 bbls, and refused no change, and sales were raking to the trade $9 50, for city mess. s made at $12 60, and of good to prime mers, in tier at$17. Butter continued to arrive freely, and pr! were heavy. No change in cheose, Receipts down the Hudson River. VELL, Grand Seerota AMPMENT OF THF, olla spectal session nt No, 21 lous. Wisthoff and a tho comedy of THE LIAR—Y Granthan, Mri S ranily Cirule, 25 6 7, performance to begin at 7 BCMANICS HALL 472 BROADWAY ‘Grand and Broc Slate of New ¥ iway, near Wal sa Circle and Paro Gallery, 1234 centr, mn for a charter, nil transact such other business as JOHN L. VAN BOSKERCK, Grand A.—THF. MEMBERS ARE NOTIFIED THAT THE accepted an invitation from the nt at the anniversary of the brought bofore it | eo, all important as it is; all the ado sold at 19}4 a AST WEEK but one we the CHRISTY’S MINSTIELS, whoe: couvorts durtug the past HUNTHS have been rostived with msh distinguished patroanae | s and wnexninpled suossee, wost rospeattully announve, that ti will oontinue thoir original and inimitable entrainment ever; 2, Adnusaicn 26 conta, Doors open at and Direowe, &. 2, hight antl fucther wv Concert will oommenve st %, on Monday evenin t, of the number that cash ; 300 a 400 gal- ounmnittes of Arrar go IRLO'S, ASTOR ON MONDAY, D ¢ Evening, June 7 H street and Broa » of the Mechanics’ with ‘the thanks of the at the Oilice of the Mansion $10; prime wa: vening’s entertainmencs will com # which, a grand divertive. sales of hama were | evening, June 7th, 1843, che performan ly of the T ae Rice—There have been sales of 200 tiere a willbe taken at the Svucars—The transactions were largo and at prices | tending upward—they embraced 800 boxes brown Ia- | yana, at Se a 6Xe, and 1000 hhds, including Porto Rico, at 4e abc; Cuba Muscavado. 3c a 440; New Orleans, at 3% a 4c. all 4 months. Wines—Woe noticed sales of 50 qr casks Port, at 523g a 65¢, 6 months. Wuiskey—The market was firm, and sales of 84 bbls | nd 200 a 300 do, including Ohio, at 22¢ a 2240, and State Prison, at 2c ; for di udge, 2134 was offered. MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALES. Pwuvaverrnia, Juno 6.—13 shares Moch Vernon; Grace Ormnonier Mine F Tensich, by mins Vallos, Augusta, Mile, Vallee aud Mons, the comic fair Katri, Mr. Hol PHILADELPHIA, | ath the blockade of s of Denmark, will, comined to Swinemunde, Wolgart and r Odor, and Kiel in wie Canal at Holtonan. Elbe or Weiser, or avy othor th Sea, will be blockaded, BCTARLE FAMILY, HAV- ing moro rooins than they require, would be ploased'to take » ox threo gentlemen, or a gentleman and his wife, to board, nta furnished or unfurnished: or would let artmonts to a small family, Apply at 109 Hammersly st., 5th June, 1845—1 h. PRs lo ‘Trois, by M legend burletta Ks land; Nico, G. H. Andrews; Ma Vernon; Aunalotte, Miss Nickinson; Fairy Blanc Adniaeion, 25 cents, Performance to comu ALMO'S OPERA HOUSE—POSITIVELY THE L \ST NIGHT E ,Benelit of the Female Model Artista, Art triumphi Wednesday, June 7.—Prograinme—Part I-The Seven estat tho Plolades, Venus of the Shell, Foast of Bacchus, Susan and the Graces. Intermission of ven Daushter , Scene of the Deluge, the Brothers, the Maypole Dance, Sappho. Ttermission of ten minutes. Part I1l—Hercules in the Court of the Gods, Vonus Rising frore the ten, the Dancers Reposing, tho Doors open at hal Dress Cirele aud Parauette, $1; g the three outlets of the Ri he the mouth of the. Sch For the present ne Ohio were made at 22:, OARD, OR TO 1, ies Bank 2424; 100 THE DELIGHT- near the mansion A few select boarders may be accommodated, within an enclosure of 18 acres of woodland, Tabieau Finale in Honor —commence at 8 o'clock. Boxes, 60 conta, Sixes 6134; 61 Miners’ Bank, Pottsville, 40. shares Boston & Maine 98; 5do Eastern do, 105%, » 11734; 64 rights Boston and Worcester do, $1 Yorcester do, b 15 d, 3044 i} 100 East Boston 10 Reading tailroad, 154s Ui, do do, 290 4,1 —————————Eee On Tuesday, 6th instant, at St. John’s Chapel, by the Rev. Dr. Whitehouse, Ricuany Cxowrner, of West , daughter of the late Henry | Raa eae nace AMNUM'S AMERIOAN SUSEUX BARNUM, PEC Splondid performances, o'glock, aud every events ac * ‘The Ethio- %, refralng dances, 120 engyged for a id, the whole or part of ene hurnished or unfurnished, in Broome street, where 8 exchanged, Address every afternoon até pian Serenadara will appBar in a varign choruses, &o,, every afternoon and evening. few days, the Scripture Dissolying Views; the Mammoth or Giaat Baby, only 16 months old, woighing ninety pounds; Wax Sonpeare Statuary, and the Amorican Fire King. A variety of brilliant nts with a new and powerful apparatus, Miss Aen ea he may bo privately ou at an extra charge ion to the whole, including Mussum, Perform ances, &e., 29 conta; obildren, under tem yoars of fers Ales walk slont, 1244 oente. Reserved front seat lesirable Location in © are but few boarders, B, B. at this office, ~ sar F 60 do do,” s 60 150 do do, 6 9) TIFUL COTTAGE AT BREAK NECK jotable and flower Garden all {n perfect order. Apply on the promises, or to A. W. STEBBIN, cornor of 156th street, Carmanville, mous Fortune Tell of 25 cents, ‘Admiisal —THE TWO STORY ATTIC BRICK House, No, 43 Great Jonos street, very convenient for a genivel family, As it is unoccupied, possession may be had im- ire of JOHN BONNAKD, B—The keys are at the Farms, to Evizasetn M.. Andrew, of this city. font $500 a year. atroet, corner of Pine, N, xt house, No, 46, MPORTANTINVE ANVARD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE MISSI3 tod ou three miles of cam e world, at tho Pan ission 60 omnts; children commence moving at noon exhibition on Wedaeeda7 aa ABERNACLE—BOTTESINI, ARDITI, On Tuesday, 6th instant, suddenly, Amxtia Avs, | wife of Col. N. Campbell, in the 39th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday after- noon, at 4 o'clock. from her late residence, 28th street, betweon 2d and 8d avenues, without further invitation. ‘At Maspeth, Long Island. on Tuesday, the 6th inst., NTION TO WOEEL MA: The advertiser having succeeded in making Wheels of all sorts by the aid of machinery of s mnoh su} nickness, wishes to meet with a w’ rior kind, and with great fortune ia mre to be may , address by letter to A, DAVIS, at this office, bang, “te ND DESVERNI- et INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, THE WIG NATIONAL CONVENTION, IN PHILADELPHIA. Tho Preparation for the Struggle, THE MEETING TO-DAY, ke, he. &e. Pwitavenrnia, June 4, 1S48—12 M, We left Washington Saturday afternoon, with An unusual detachment of travellers bound to. this city of froternization. ‘There were several extra cars filled with passengers. A fair proportion of whig members of company; and a numbe from different quarters of the Union, discuos¢d with them on the way the convention, The progress of 1 mblican prinei- ples in Europe—the well-deserving oflorts of Lae martine to sustain the republic of France—the question of the ratification of the treaty with Mex- e questions, and all other questions,were set aside for the more im- mediate question of the whig candidate for the Pre- Arriving in this right-angled settlement atthree o’elock in the morning, there was yet another and a more immediate question to be set- ed among the passengers: this was the question of a traveller’ mumodations. It was proved, that notwithstanding Philadelphia is the best pro- vided with good hotels of any city in the Union- excepting New York. were ull fall, and ilready resorting to the filling up the interstices with cots and mattresses, Your avant courier, however, had the yood fortune ef a “friend at court” at the excellent Columbia How and a word to our host, M’Kenzie. y din “room” for tlre delegates af the New Yok Herald; for which, our Tindlord will uecept the appropriate acknowlgoments, From observations to-day, we are saticfied, that avery rapid chan ping on in favor of G Seott; we hear, indeed,of a bet having be n ofierga ofa thousand dollars, by a caleuluting politician, that Scott will be the nominee. i On the test ballot it is estimated that the New England States willin a body e for Mr, Webster—that 84 of the 36 votes of New York will go for Gen. Scott—that one-half of New Jersey will follow suit—that Ohio, to a man, atter first expressing her unanimity for Mr. ( lay, and secondly for John MeLeun, will stand up for Gen Scott—certainly not Taylor, becanse Ohio is op- re to him as much as South Carolina is to ebster—Indiana has instructions for Seott— Michigan, Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin, it is e#ti- mated, will go the same way—thns, with the ex ception of Pennaylvania and Delaware, it is caleu- lated that ullthe States North of Mason and Dixon, and t of the Mississippi, with Iowa on the Western side, will stand in opposition to Gen. Taylor. South of the Southern boundary, North Carolina will be for Scott; and-one reason 8, that Willie P. Mangum will come in handsomely upon such a nominatiou, as the candidate for the Vice Presidency, perhaps. Eyen Virginia is not bound to vote General Taylor all the time. With the no- mination of either Scott or Taylor a son’ of her’a will be the nominee. Kentucky will be divided Leaving, then, South Carolina out of the question, the present aspect of the case would show, as the result of the combined torces against Taylor, the following as his strength in the convention:— Pennsylvania. ... +20 Florida. . rsey.. ss Alabama... Delaware... .... Miseiseippt. Virginia... Louisiana, st their sufliages ue's Grand Concert, on Monday evening. June 1 ‘Taey will be assisted by the much adinired Signora Pico a nor Viet, Particulars in small bills, Tickets One Dollay; had at the usual menee ateight o'el a Garnit Furman, in the 67th year of his age. ‘The relations and friends of the fainily are requosted to attend tho funeral, on Thursday, tho 8th instant, at Carriages will be in readiness at the ip ferries, Williamsbugh, 4{ VICTOR DANDIGNAC, HAIR DRESS- His object is to dress the hair and shave at the houses or apartinents of his customers. pocel in. the best style of the art, laces. | Doors open at seven ; Concert to com- Ladies’ hair sham- look. No postponsmentou account of the woa- His style and manner. will bo »proved fashion, All orders will be received at his here a book will be kept for mn 2 o'clock, P. M. Grand street and Peck LNUT STREET THEATRE, PHIL: fouplaisir, and the Evening, June 7, ity, L'ALMEE.—Nadhir, Mons, Monpla tholomin ; Haydeo, Mad.’ Adele Monplaisir; Zuliska, Mlle. Anna Bulan; Zora, ‘Miss Walters Previous to which the petite comie- dy of the TWO THOMPSONS, ‘OUNG TALENTED MU soua of Joseph Uguecioni, a city, on their way from South America to Italy. The oldest of these boys is nine and the other six years of age; and shch has been their astonishing proficiency on the vi is taking them to obtain the full Italian “musical academies, Their extraordin: ecioni will not leave Without affording our citizens an opportunity of heari jould lend encouragemet to their merits, ONTREAL THEATRE.—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF the Theatical Profession, who wiah to en ng seagon ut this theatre, commencing 24th ins! notitied that Mr. Jon Pi AADELPUIA—THIRD of the celebrated dancers Mad, and ch Ballet Company.—W ednesday 1845, will, be presented for the third time in this isir; E) Kabir, Mons, Bar. On Monday, the Sth instant, Jonny Honsaure. ndrews, Fifeshire, Scotland, in the 78th year of is age. His frionds, and thote of his nephews, John Andrews | and Alexander Hutton, are respectfully requested attend his funeral, on Wednesday, the 7th 3 o'elock. from the residence of John Hutton, 84 Hud. | -THE LARGEST ASSORT- ;, can be had at the old street, entrance fon, Land ? Can- ment in the city, and of the best qualit 5 Chatham, corner of street.’ Fire Crackers, ‘bition, displays, &e. GINE CO, NO, 1843,—At a rogular ICIANS—THE TWO YOUNG ripe pe/pioted Italy, are now in this | on motion, the following preamble Whereas, it appears that, in addition to ths of the lamented Henry Farsis and George loss of Charles J, Durant, of Fit. . 35, from injuries received at the ne street, on Sunday morning the 2d April last; there. Ne with the relatives and } and, also, the members of to which he was atta shed th, from injuries received in 20 of his perilous duties asa fireman. Resolved, That evidence of our respect for the deceased, the mect- engine house Le hung with mourning for the space of d, That a copy of che above preamble and re- jeated, be forwanted to his bereaved i J.J. BLACKLIN, Foreman, Liivorn La Grane On Tuesday, 6th instant, re La Grange. 15 years, only daughter of P’ be taken to France for interment. lutions were adop! tho melancholy we have now to moura t uth Ward Lose Company, in, that their father On the 6th June, Axx, wife of John Fitzpatrick. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral. from No. 55 Koosevelt street, on Wednesday, the 7th inst., at 4 o'clock. | f that we hope Sig. U; Fifteenth Ward Hose Com| ie ocoasion of his un RSE—CENTREVILLE COURSE: Wednesday, June 7th, at 3 o'clock, P Nandred dollars, two mi areontere?d Lady Suffulk, the people's Lady Moscow and Amoricus. . B.—A train of cars will leave the South Perry at P. M., and return immediately after the sporis of the ENTREVILLE COURSE—MATCH, 2 for $2000,—Jaines Whipley ‘names bay n Woodruff names Ajax. Centerville, Jun : JOEL CONKLIN, Propri PREMIUM Pt No 12 Weosterstroct, vtay duly m | ey, No. 12 Wooster strect, is my duly 9: thorized Agent in New York, and as much all his actsin my. be. | with the famed | ASS OP THE AMERICA: nly, will remain open for the admission | lock, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at the | ‘Terms five dollars per quarter N MUSICAL IN. | stitute, for ladies | of new pupils, until 4 Lyceum 533 Broadway dram up a majority on the fi a1 D-aughtsman would like to obtain a situation s i Je required, Tsome «lor otherwise. | FAxcurstons ken.—Fare, 644 cents—Th mence ber regul: FIELDS aT Hono | Seooad. PORTING INTELLIGENGE. — $100 will ge given at Hunter ai 3o'clock, P.M. ; ting horses that more ty make @ trot. Heats, best in five, to snddle, froe for all trotting two or more tom 14—$500 Prominin Purse will he ary ined; if but two, the pursy will , in harness, free tor al lo Heats, in harness, se of more than $200 premium Purse, June 1, leaving ,"10 o'clock: A. 134 and 1134 o'clook A. M." Elysian Fields, 11 0 P.M. The above irsions out of New York. inthe best order, and a good and to apply a Also, a delightfully ay, Wodnosday, given, if three or four ent be but $200; Two Mile fi “ horses, two or more to mskeatrot. Third Day, thurslay, $100 added by the club, $10 to saddles, free for all trotting ‘The walks at the Fields are active police aro in constant attendance. HE STEAMSHIP HIBERS Jervey city, on Wegneaday, J cash, and elwse the in be accommodated and treated with con wishing to sell out for or ealling on THEODORE LENT, .—Goods received and sold East Broadway. OR TIAVRE VIA § f OUTHAMPTON.—THE NEW, STEAM ship “United States,” 2000 tons burthen—Williain G mmander—will sail for Havre on Saturday, from that port on the Sth of July. regularly botyveen roved a remarkgbly fast vessel, ving pweformed thé passage, frum this port to Liverpool, in le than [4 days, Cabin passage outward, e: Freight on watches t. om amount of invoice. | stlendid and spacious accommodations, app M1 kinds, forwarded direet to | moderate charges and with des | 8 will depart from this port for nt, vin Sonthampton, SPAN OF BAY ars old; kind and gon. ands hich, 6 and te in all hapness ubseritece, at Red Bank Jersey. June 5, 1818, ANTED.—BY A_ YOU knowing German, Spanish, and 1. fosgor in a boarding school or private fuinil Jusive of wines elry from Havre, ‘lrond Company, due in 185) pgitions for tne conversion the company, beari eably to an act passed at il be received at the on; Charnley & Wheelan, 00, 64 Wall street, New | Green, and other Ie {AIL BOAT FOR SALE—A YACHT OF TEN 1 » iin the best manne . ad street, or at PET ANTED.—BY A YOUNG FRE Fosslon. of the Peanatlvanin Knowing Latin, a situation as prof or private family. Apply at U3 Warren stree ANTED—A PARTNER, TO PURCIIAS and travel with one of the best Ex’ States, and the only one of the kind country. For further corner of Wall, in tho ANTED—BY A RESPECT BL tuation to do chamberwork, AN INTEREST Fp yo SHIP OWNERS—POR SALI tons of second hand fs tho present new made rope, or first 1 which will te sold rticulars apply ab No. ment, from 11 A. M. to G WOMAN, A SI lain rewing, cookin, best of city referenc airs, front room. WHO HAS LATEL and Greek lan- jew York, and Johnston Livings 1% | that pointed and unqualified humor of the West, as | follow in lots to mit pa the Expres, Forwa1 he domestic Expross business x ines in the name of barrels of Flour ; F argain, by early application on ber AINST THE LATE BRIGADES AND REGI- mtry in the City of New York—New ¥ Noricy—In purmaneo of an act of th 2th, 1848, entitled an tment of elnims i Mulberry street, u ANTED—BY A YOUNG arrived from Ireland, es. Kc, a situation 24 assistant in a school or private family ross, RL E. H., Herald Offi ANTED—BY A VER | asituation, who ig a good washer f atross, wants to do the chamber work, aud to assist to do w and ironing, or to do the general ho ity reference can be give RESPECTABLE ORARY LOANS IN ANTICIPATION | # of tie City, will be reosived at this office, in | rod and Pitty Dollars and upwards, for bonds of tho City will be issued, payabie in from 9 to. 12 mon with interest at the rate of six per cent peranuum. Comptrbiler 7 10, 1:42, JOHN EWEN, MPAPESTRY, BRU! ~ whig train as it enters Philadelphia and to plund ‘col tor | the baggage wagons. ture of this State, pastor April | an aet entitled an act for d Military purposes in tho City of New ¥ moneys received’ under t ‘ation ig hereby give to all persons having elaims existing on Uhe ¢ A. Du, 1846, agains faniry in the City of New York, incurred by them for pri stationery, room hise, and regimental musi Within two months from the date of this office, No, 110 Chambers street, New York. ing such claims, are hereby further notified, that unless | 1 the same are presented within such time, yyment out of the fund to be distri order of the Div REE PLY CARP R. Lawronce, 47 Stair Rods, &e,, he, @ several Rogimont ework of & small private t designs, Drngzeta, Rug by calling at 47 Canal streot, ORTHL—FOR_ SALE— ‘tyle, To be seen Purchasers will save n UST RECEIVED FR! are safe enough. ee not s0 much an object. as for two days if notengaged. 1’ will be precluded 3. W. SANDFORD, ter; but ep | whig for th the fight is won. ag | show us your hand; you have seen ours, A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A ood washer and ironer. ars in her last place. all at 206 Mott st. SMALL FAMILY, OCURE, NO PAY,—DR. CORBITT, 19 DUANE STRE meinber of the Roynl College of Surgeons, Loudon, may 1 treatment of delicate diseases, gleot, ulcers upon the body, orin the throgt or n ead and bones of the legs.’ A practice of fourteen | Yours, devoted to venereal diseases, enablos Dr. C. Worst form of this disease. Recent casos cred in’ fur daya— No mervury used. Strictures cured in one or two weeks with Constitutional dobility. ‘Those individuals 1n a certain loathsome liabit can positively be ooiety. Romer ber, 19 Duane strest, op- days at die conser reference can be given. Has no objection to live in Brooklyn, Plea’ ANTED—FURNISHED ROOMS. BY'A (from England.) Two or three bed rooms, and are required, within Z., Herald offico, with rent, and all particulars, AN TE D—SITUATIGN: Cooks, Chambermaids, W: . Also, 8 situation for a Clerk, whe and has a thorough knowledge of accoun| Also, situations for several colored boys on very mo ply at Stil’ Intelligence Office, No. Iligh street, No matter how ‘F, BLANCARD IAS THE , diat he has taken Sineo the Ist of May bo has honor to inform plainly. furnial and it is aow eq Peet, to tho first establishments He’ therefore trusts that his fore Cloy all over, and there has not been another ia ant froquentors of the C¥®y Hotel across it forthe last twenty-five years, sir—(lool aearcely any. pain, ) ing at Colonel Webb facetiously)—not anothe c restored to hoalth and posite Dr. Jolinson’s. R. GLOVER IS CONSULTED AT HIS OFFICE DURING in those difficult and protrnoted cases ate diseases which have proved too ob- Private entrance to his in No, 2, Annst. His Extract copavia cubsts, ete, so extensively prescribed by physicians, may bo had at | his store in front, No, 2° Ann.—Price $1 par box. AUTHOR OF THE « ‘Ke., 88 Greenwich street, iunday excepted.) ‘Thos who surprined at tho rapidity a It is chietly, howe’ tain class of people, oF otherwise, who can his services. “In evricture, ftom its first oy inci- pleut, to ite more advanced and distressing stages, (fre in addition to a very oxtensive practice in | int) he ena afford a xapid, easy” and madical cure, which, he | ¢ ied from no other source in SEVERAL GIR mer friends, as we Will continue to them that they m: on hi exertions for their comfort ANCARD, (Late of the Globe Hotel.) City Hotel, 4h Juno, 1548, CITY CURED ITAMS, mo molasses cured leros succeed in stopping the train and plundering the baggage wagon you | We are not pledged io sw foresworn against us. We protest against any concession to a the day and evenin joture, gleet, and del siclans of less experience. YOUNG WOME ANTED—TWO RESPEC ne to do cooking, the other to dochamberwork, and assist in the washi housework of a private family No objection, to the count: can be givon from the! pdo; 50 bbls mess wef, ; 100 gallons superior CLARK, FISK & C , 223 Fulton street, ACTICAL PRIVAT office hours 9 to 12 A. M. ly in the early little inconvenience ve boat of city re PUBLIC NOTICE twdy economy, will find the ay, is the only plac to 0. 6 Murray street, near ts cleaned for Os, MALL ESTABLISH ion of purchasing a share therein at the expiration of one ¢ advertiser is an Englishman of active and competent ness habits. “Address, with full particulars, to M. B., Ie appointing an intervi E —BY TWO RESPEC ne to do Chamber Housework in a small private family; Best of city reference given, at 225 Mulberry street, front room, YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS CHA bermeit and plain sower,or to cook, wash, and ir | of unexceptionable city reference ean Please enquire 161 Mott stroet, fourth 9 LETON'S TRAVELLER'S ¢ Stacea—Just published, Ay for ntating, oan ba obts , New Brinswviok 1 ry through which the r forming likewise a Catskill, Mountains, va Seotia, with maps | 0. PHYSICTAD AND BOARDING HOUSE the White Mount ome, in a delightfully 1 cation at 8 Greenwich #tree who tusidesin the h Terms in accordance wit! mmodations required. pions of the prinei- tho natural aud artificial curtosities sir; but none of your guerrillero bush don't claim a right to our platform, without first EDICAT, CARD.—DR, MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE askiv consulted on ali forms of private disonso: ctice of twenty-six years must “1 from mal-treatment, would do well to examine claims on their confidence, See his dip!orm of Sir Astley Cooper, &e, in his offi F OCTORS FAWCETT AND LAMERT HAVE SI Dey street, where they can be comsuiter « ‘The most obstinate y \ other whom they may appo the nature of the ease and ‘riven, as to honest 1, including four plang of cities, of phia and Kaltinore, and 26 engray: One handsomely printed ve turned RTNER WANTED — WITH FROM FOUR inindred dollars, cash, to take an interest in ox! ibitions ever presented to the American pul drossed to N. ¥, Lerald Office, wil rity of Paris, whose prosent engagement ix ployment in a private of Modern Langue, possesses high Li Hike to find tntion, ax A tencl 7 Bromdway, (south G leave the same with a majori- ty of seven thousand, and that with the nomina- tion of Andrew Stewart for the Vice Presidency, the ticket will sweep the State on the top wave of a surplus ofat least nine thousand nine hundred and Persons who hove in Cutlery, Watohe zor Monroe has heen associa: | 6 djor the same uame and | t0 THE MARRIED marriage, ‘The married woman's Dr. A. 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All y Cool Spring Poet Office, Nop R POWELL, OCULIST, AU IST, ETC, ATTENDS DAL } ly to disenets of the Eye and if, Warren street, J tion of Dr, Powell's Treatise on the Eye, to Find wt his ottoes leo his pre | A lopao wopply of Artifipiol Byep recently imnoree: BK SEAL BNGRAVER AND UGRALD ¢ Painter, removed to 251 Byosdw, sizoot, up stairs Soals, Signot Ringo, P outa of Avma, C1 uh so long and so shy and industriously maintained, will help Old Zachary but amazingly in the New {England States, while the fame of Ol | the strength that there is in his. name, will rush | over the whole South like a hurricane superadded tea fire ina cane-brake, This isthe T culation. | way, entrance oT ont pooreta price 5) cents, w y ALM MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITU. RB, Davis, Boston. (rablo kbau the foymer mail, J and commedions,, Neasly two thousand Maryland Tennessve Kentucky. Georgia. Necessary to a cholee by a majority vote. Deficit... wae But there are only fifteen Vir del in- structed for Tavlos, which woul it eave is dant. ency at 27, allowing him the whole vote of Pennsyl- vant. | Give him South Carolina, and he still falls | short eighteen votes, All the States not enumerated in this list, it is supposed by the Scott men, will tall upon their ca didate as their first or second choice. They est mate that the first ballot will be— For General Taylor. For Henry Clay... For General Scott For Daniel Webster... . And thus the test question between Taylor the combined opposition, will be the Sunnie, vote of Clay, Scott and Webster upon Soott, in opposition to the 117 votes for the hero of Buena i The Taylor men are working like beafers to - ballot, under the distinet apprehension that ifthey frilon the first trial, the ¢ombination will overwhelm them on the We shall have, however, a better oppor- tunity for an analysis of the probabilities to-mor- row. Respecttully, Doctor, Pumaperenia, June 5, 1848. We have not discovered anything to-day chang- ing the complexion of affairs, as set forth in our let- ter yesterday, to any material extent. The Taylor men are working most industriously—they keep his name and fis strength in the convention promi- nently public at the hotels In addition to thew personal activity in talking down the pretensions | of all other candidates, they have posted upon the street comers la handbills, calling 2 Taylor “{ | meeting in Independence Square to-morrow eve- | ning, on the very heelsof the convention. Wat- son Webb, and Fuller of the Mirror, Gen, Duff viing Taylor men, consider the proceedings of the convention will be the formal ratification of ‘Taylor’s nomination—- already made by the voice of the people. A distinguished Clay man from Kentucky, mees ing with Col. Webb ‘yesterday, charged him in “ Why, colonel, you are a guerillero, sir, a poli- ical guerillero; you do not fight inthe regular ranks, but you hang with your band along the udside under cover of the bushes to waylay the Col. Wens.—* Very well, sir; we go for men | and not principles, altogether, just now. The old | Toto, ood enough for an abstraction, is not the t ing | t] to prevent the samme | jee, to the undersiyn- + tor the times, whig party, to carry out ir principles, must first elect their man. We yo lor victory first, and if we get that our principles Gen. Taylor is the only man can beat Cass. Clay would be distanced— there is no chance for him, and it would be the blindest folly to nominate him. Scott might do bet- Paylor is our man. He is good tnough canvass; he will be a better one when There is policy in war. Now, Kevruckran—(Opening his hand and looking at 1 with great complacency)—There it is, sir tripe, sir. Clay and the bank, sit, and the bank- upt law, straight through. And, if you gueril do it at your peril.— rt a man who i« 0 candida who stands of the convention. It 1s our ut in defian convention, sir, and not yours. It is an ultra | whig convention, sir, and General Taylor is not an | to the regul: | ers on their own terms, sit; nor do we fight on | the villa system. You had better ran Taylor whig, neither does Col. Webb belong ar army; and we don’t accept volun- " he ownhook. He would get a good many soft locofocos, and that would so diminish the vote of | Cass, thet we could elect our legitimate man, Make old Zack a sort of go-between: itis the very place for a moderate whig; but for God's sake don't presnme to dictate to the whig convention. Going, Colonel! Well, then, good morning to you, Aohtlon; z our consent. Ha! ha!’ and the Kentuckion a sround to look up a customer for a julep. ‘The ‘Taylor men, as an offset for the cerinin s of Ohio, calculate upon the certain gain of aia on the event of his nomination. imate, that with the native vote of fifteen sity and county of Philadelphia, inety-nine majority, They further cateulate that protective tari? doctrines of Mr. Stewart, id Zack, and ‘aylor eal- The friends of Mr. Clay, in. falling back pon General Seott, calculate t he will eat all the la ed in