The New York Herald Newspaper, June 14, 1848, Page 3

ad Summary. Among the congressional proceedings yester- day, we perceive nothing of a very important nature. In the Senate, a motion to take up the House resolution, to adjourn finally on the 17th July, was rejected. In the same body, a bill, to enable the children born of American parents, in foreign countries, to receive the rights of citizen- ship, was introduced by Mr. Webster. | Commereial intelligence, &c., to the latest | moment, will be found among the subjoined | despatches ‘The Court of Inquiry. Frevenicx, Md, June 13, 1848. The Court of Inquiry is to-day engaged in examining Capt. Kerr, of the Dragoons. During the examination, Gon, Scott wished to know | whether witness had not had his testimony impeached at some former Court Martial. Capt. Kerr answered indignantly, “ No, never.” Quite © scene ceourred. References to the protec- tion of the Court hers, and of the Sword elsewhere, wero freely exchanged. Gen. Scott was next examined by Gon. Pillow res- peoting conversations with Capt. Kerr, relative to Gen. Scott's orders to Pillow. A Break inthe Canal, _ Axnany, June 13, 1848. ‘The canal is broken at Canajoharie, and there ,will be no navigation for six day Political Movements. ALpanr, June 18, 1848, Senators Houston, Allen and Foote arrived here to- night, and will address the democracy of Albany to- morrow night. I suppose they intend to follow J. Van Buren through tho State. THIRTIETH CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION. Genate. ‘Wasuinoron, June 13, 1848. The Senate convened at 11 o'clock, the Vice Presl- dent int hair, REMOVAL OP THR SEAT OF GOVERNMENT. A number of memorials and petitions were present- 0. among which was one by Mr. Hatz, of New Hamp- shire, from the citizens of Ohio, praying for the remo- val of the seat of government to Cincinnati, in cons quence of the slave trade being carried on in Wash- ington. The motion to receive the petition was ob- jected to, and it was laid on the table. Mr. Hare then asked leave to withdraw the petition. Upon this motion an interesting debate sprung up, in which Mr. Hale, Mr. Bagby, of Alabama, Mr. Mangum, of North Carolina. and Mr. Niles, of Connecticut, par- ticipated Leave to withdraw the petition was finally refused. The vote stood as follows: yeas 37; nays $1. NATURALIZATION LAW. Mr. Weaster reported from the Judiciary tee. a bill providing for an amendment of the Natu: Mgation laws, so as to make the children of American go born abroad, citizens of the United States.— Mr, Webster explained, that under the strict con- struction of the present law, children born abroad, of Soeene Parents, are not deemed te be American ci- zens, THE ADJOURNMENT, Mr. Berrien, of Georgia, moved to take up the joint resolution of the House, providing for the adjourn- ment of Congress on the 17th of July next. This gave rise to an animated and running debate between Mr. Badger, of North Carolina; Mr. Mississippi; Mr. Berrien, Mr. Bagby, of Alabama; Mr. Dayton, of New Jersey; Mr. Atherton, of Now Hamp- shire; Mr. Dickinson, ‘of New York; Mr. Rusk, of Texas,and Mr Calhoun. The motion was finally re- jected by yeas and nays as follows: Yeas 16, nays 21. COMPENSATION FOR HORMES KILLED IN MEXICO. Mr. Tunxey, of Tennessee, moved to take up the bill providing forthe payment of horses lost or killed in ‘the military service, which was agreed to. This motion gave rise toa debate, in which Mr. Wei cott, Mr Davis, of Mississippi; Mr. Borland, of Arkan- #8, spoke on one side, and Mr. Dayton, Mr. Turney, Mr. Rusk, Mr. Badger, Mr. Butler, of South Carolina Mr. Breese, of Iilinois,and Mr Downs, of Louis on the other. The bill was then committed to the Com- mittee on Military Affairs. REMOVAL OF THE LANTERN FROMTHE DOME OF THE cariroL. The House resolution for the removal of the Crutchet pole and lantern from the dome of the Capitol was, on motion, taken up and adopted without a division. Onthe motion of Mr. Mason, of Virginia. Friday and Saturday next wore assigned for the consideration of pfivate bills, when, on motion, the Senate adjourned over till to-morrow, Wednesday. House of Representatives. Tho House convoned at 11 o'clock. The Speaker re- sumed his seat and called to order. The journal was read and approved. After the the transaction of somo routine business, FORFIGN LITERARY EXCHANGES. Mr. Paurrey,of Massachusetts, made an unsuccessful attempt to have Mr. Vattemare’s bill taken up in re- Intiofi to foreign exchanges of works of Art, Litera- ture, ke. Markets. Burraro, June 13, 1848.—Receipts within the past twenty-four hours:—Flour, 3,400 bbls; wheat, 24,000 bushels; corn, 7,900 do, Flour was firm with an upward tendency in prices; sales of 1,000 bbls wore made at $5 25. Wheat was firm at Ofc for Chi- cago or Illinois, and 1l4c. for prime Ohio; sales of 16,800 bushels were made on private terms, Corn was dull at 24}<¢ for Western mixed, and 41o fer yellow do. There was no change of moment in other articles. Freights remained the same. Bosrox, June 13.—Flour—Tho market was steady, and sales of 1500 bbls were made, including Michigan, Gonesee, and other Western brands, at $6. $6 37. Corn—Sales of 20,000 bushels wero made, including ‘Western mixed, at 51e, and yellow at Sic. Rye—Sales £ 600 bushels were mads at 75c. Oats—Sales of 2000 Dushels were made at 50c. Lead—Sales of 2,900 pigs were mado at $375 per 100 pounds. There was no change in other articles. Atnany, June 18.—Receipts within the last twenty- four hours—Flour, 6,600 barrels; Wheat, 5,000 bushels. ‘The Flour market was dull at yesterday's prices. Corn COMMERCIAL AFFAIBS. MONKY MARKET. Tuesday, June 13.6 P. M. Pricos are rapidly reaching low level. The trans- aetions in the street to-day, were unusually Limited, and the brokers are complaining loudly of dull times. At the first board to-day, Treasury notes fell off per cent ; Morris Canal, % ; Norwich and Worcester, 1 ; Long Island, % ; Harlem, %. At the second board, Morris Canal improved , and Long Island 34 per cent, upon prices current in the morning. The money market is steadily tightening. It is a matter of much speculation in Wall street when the shipments of specie are likely to cease. No one appears to-know what is the cause of sucha steady drain; to what extent it will probably go before it stops; and the doubt existing has already created considerable alarm and anxiety. It is reported by the banks, that they are losing none of their supply, and that thus for the receipts from the interior have been sufficient to mevt the demand for shipments. This may be correct, but we have not much confidence in the authority.— ‘The supply from the interlor must soon cease, or the country banks will be so much weakened that their condition will be exceedingly critical ; and if the re- ceipt from the country banks does cease, the drain will come entirely upon the city banks, and our money market must become very stringent. Thus far, tho exportation of specie has been a little more than seven millions of dollars. The shipments for the past week wero as annexed :— Suirments or Srxcie rrom THE Port or New York. Brig U; A + $13,200 lo 1,0 N78 do 157,219 ‘Ship St. Nicolas, Havre, Mexican dollars. Bay do a 32.015 do do Amerioan gold, 26,300 do do sovereigns . 0 do do five franes.... . Hse Ship Mediator, Loudon, English silver. 14,000 do. do Mexican dollars, S551 do do ‘sovereign: 12740 Ship Fdwina, Antwerp, Navoleons,. Fx Ship Victori, Antwerp Napoleons 3.218 Brig abeony araneay, Spanien dell loons. aid Brig Abeona, Matanzas, ish doubloons 7.0 Steamship United Staten, Havre. 450,000 Total week ending June 10th ie ‘Shipments from January lst to June 3d. «+ + $6,350,008 Total, January Ist to June 10, inclusive... .... .$7,116,066 The steamship Hermann, from Southampton and Bremen, will take out between two and three hundred thousand dollars, She leaves on Tuesday, the 20th inst. On Wednesday, the2istinst., the Acadia leaves this port for Liverpool; she will probably take out » large amount. ‘The receipts of the Harlem Railroad Company, for the first twelve days in June, ameunted to $12,512. The total for the month will be about thirty-three thousand dollars, So far, the month has been cold, blustering, wet and disagreeable, and the summer tra- vel has hardly commenced. With all these drawbacks; the receipts, up to the 12th inst., inclusive average more than one thousand dollars per day. The Central Railroad and Banking Company have do- clareda dividend of $250 per share for the earnings of the past six months. After appropriating twenty thousand dollars to pay six months’ dividend on guarantied stock, the sum of $40,000 for new heavy iron rail, and paying the above dividend of $2 60 per share, there is inthe hands of the treasurer a surplus of $10,000, out of the income of the past six months. The company will soon commence the laying down of the new rails, weighing 45 pounds to the yard, upon that part of the track now laid with flat bariron. The capacity of the road, after being thus improved, will be much greater than at presont, and the value ofthe stock must, conse- quently.be much enhanced. ‘The company has for somo- time been burdened with aheavy debt. This has been cancelled, andthe payment of dividends commenced. About one-half of the road hus already been laid with a the line and various other improvements made since heavy rail, opened. There is no doubt but the payment of dividends will hereafter be regular, and to the ex- tent, at least, of that named above. The amount of duties on imports received at tho | port of Boston for the quarter nding April 1, in each of the past two yoars, was as annexed :— Commence or tix Port or Boston—-Dutirs ox IMPORTS. Duties for the quarter ending April 1, 1847.$1,045,325 47 « « « «1948. .1,800,883 97 Increase in 1848......¢0.e essere $255,348 50 This increase is ‘at the rate of twenty-five per cent, which, for the year, would amount to more than one million of dollars. At the rate of duty paid under the present tariff upon imports, the excess in value of merchandize imported for the quarter in 1848, must have been about one million of dollars. ‘The public are cautioned against counterfeit notes on the Sandusky City Bank, Ohio. The plate, it is said, is the same as the counterfeit 3'son the Commer cial Bank of Cincinnati. Merely the title of the bank is altered. There were 33,215 tons of coal transported on the Reading Railroad last week, making the aggregate for the season 487,435 tons, and the total by railroad and canal 598,644 tons. There was an increase on the rail_ road for the week of about 2,000 tons; and 8 falling off of about 3,500 by the canal, causod, it is said, by the scarcity of boats. Freight by canal remains at $170 to New York; but some of the boatmen are demanding $1 75, ani wi, probably, obtain it, unless boats should become more plenty. The demand for coal has slackened off a little since the advance in the price of tolland freight. Thoso !n- terested must bear in mind that another advanco of fifteen cents on canal, and twonty cents on railroad, per ton, will take place on the first of August. The quantity of certain articles tmported into this district for the first five months in each of tho past three years, was as annexed : Sales of 8,000 bushels were made, including flat and | Imports into THe Port or New Yorx, Janvany let Tound yellow, at 55¢a 59c. Oats—Sales of 8.000 bushels wore made at 44}. There was no change In other ar- ticles. ~ Marine Affairs, Veusris ron tHe Guur or Mrxtco.--We seo it stated ina telegraphic despatch, that throe vessels in | Duck” the port of Vera Cruz, were chartered to convey troops | .. “. to Baltimore. Major Gen. Butler had forwarded direc- tions to Gen. Brooks, at New Orleans, to charter ves- sels enough to transport 27,000 men from Mexico to the United States. The government agents, we have rea- ton to believe. will very soon, if they have not already, enter the market, with power to charter. pedals 2) oF adders Have You been to Mr. Hiram Anderson's, No, 99 Kowery, to #09 his stock: of beautiful American and Eng lish Threo Ply Double Super Carpeta, Rugs, If not, go ut pce, f you are in want: he fa -elling At his cheap establichment 25 per cent less than any other store in the United States. The Piumbe National Daguerrean Gallery, No. 201 Rrontway, uprer oorver of Murray strwet, Tt in the world Tenowned place combining both the exeltemont of actual life with the abstraccness and refinement of Art, where one encounters ortraits of all the celebrities of the land, exquisitely painted by he pencil Angers of light itoolf, and ns accurate and lifelike aa ff the imace in the miror had heen transfixed by magic and doomed to remais forever dam) yot speaking; lifoless, yet eloquent with lifelike farm. Card—The undersigned (I fetor) of the Nations! Miniature Gallery, 247 Bro.dway, ww York, would respectfnlly inform his frionds and late patrons, that he as lfspreod of his entire interest i, the ahore named Gallary. to Edward White, Feq. Ho feels confident that the p-esent proprio- tor, Mr. White {ose experience, enterprise and liberality, have rds the advancement of the Dagnorroma act) will lheral exartious to ploase, and hopes he may receive pport which has heretofore been extended to the Hlishment, J.R. CLARK. Richeltteu Diamond-Pointed Gold Pens. ‘Tho unprecedented popularity of these pens, proves conclusively that they are tho best and cheapest in wee. if you want tho vunine, 60 to B. B, WATSON & CO..15 Wall strost, who keep & jarce stick of Gold Pons, of every dosoription, both Wholesale aud Retail, at reduced prices, ne carefally repaired. Lamartine, Ledru-Rollin, Louts Blane, Cre- mieux, Garnier, Pages, and o'hora, woar thelr Hair in entirely different modes. Those and many others, as well as whiskers, aro exeouted by HILL, the inimitabls Hair Cuttar, at No. 13 Nasaaw atreot, in tho most skilful and beantifal Tey him. Gold Pens.—_.“Greaton’s celebrated warrant= 04 Diamond pointad Gold Pena” are now admitted to ha the best and cheapest pon in the world. They arp indestruotible, except by acta. al violence, and can be had ont at TL Cedar strvet, np stai Also “Josiah Hayden & Co'a” Brown,” “Aathort G. Bagloy’s, “Brown” Pon, fur superior to the old one, ab reduced pri Gold vena and exes rovaired. For President, General Taylor; for V1 © Prosident, Millard Filmore; for fine French Boots go to JONES'S, 14 Ann street, whore you can got tho bot article and fit for a leat icy than anyplace in the elty, Cfice.seekers wanting, goo | Bowes fr the White House, will do well to call on our friend | Saunders’ Tollet Articies, Dressing Cases and Fonoy Cutlery, 147 Broadway, oorner of Liberty Broadway. ‘Tho eubsoribera respectfully call the attention of the publio to thof oollection of the above articles, which in paint of Variety, 1 not equalted in the olty; they have been veleoted with | Strict rorard to quality.and in all cases aro warranted. G. SAUN. | DERE & SON, 147 ond 357 Rrowdwn namelicd Pintes for .—We are always gratefnl on hearing of new invon- tlons In Ge rolence of Denti » Dr. LEVETT, one of our oldest and most mccessfol Dentists, haa patented an imitation of the Bip, ty whieh the gold plate igentiraly concealed. Te te quite x fest toratum, and. we hope the improv-mont will be general! adopte |, av {t merits to be, by all who require this important aid. =": Sunday Times, Dr, LEVETT, Dontiat, 20) Broadwn; oorner of Warren st, 4 oots—Krench Hoots, $4,50, worth 6,00 and as goed a4 the $7 Boots sold at other stores, Fine Boots $3 50, Suing sere in Ue etty. ‘Our fete showtd il go thle B and Shoes of YOUNG, vorner and stroet, and 887 | To May 8isr. 1946, Brandy, 3% pipes... 5 Ginreaiasaand ia, eo Coal, tons 9505 2,034 7 11164429 Cou v7 63 213 Drums Rice, tleroes Rum, puncheons Salt, bushels, ee 0, 5 ¢ 1,003, Bales and ceroous | eur Wines, butts and pipes. “8 has, and 36 pipes 588 Quartor onaks: ¢ a7 Todian bbia 2.450 08. 630 ‘Thero has boen an increase in cotton, hides, iron of all kinds, lard, molasses, olive ofl, pepper, pimento, raisins, saltpotre, sugars, tin, tobacco, winos, and wool. The falling off has been in the minor articles. It will be seen that there has been an increase in all domestic articles; but the greatost increase has been in foreign manufactures, particularly manufactures of iron. Wo can form no iden of the comparative extent of the im- | portations, by this tablo, aa it is so limited; but so far 8 it goos, it shows tho extent of the imports of each article named. Tho aggregate value of merchandise imported in this district for the period above named, was about four and a quarter millions more than for the samo time in 1847; while the value of merchandise ex- ported was about six millions loss. Tho exports of produce, &6., from Buffalo via the on- nal, from the oponing of navigation to the Sth instant, wore as annexed:— Casat Commence or Burra: vee 267,953 Bi —Exronts East. Flour, bbl é ADS eee ee Pork, bbls. . .. 40.216 Cheese, lbs... Beof, bbis...... 12,119 Lard. Iba . Ashes, oka. 6.166 Wool, Ibs. Wheat, bushels. . 802,073 Beeds. Ibs. Corn, bushels... 220,279 Spirits, galis Bacon, Ibs... .... 2249818 Lumber, ft Staves. ..... + 21,289,000 No. of clearances 1,906 Tolls. ....... $157,740 94 ‘The imports via the lake, from the resumption of na- vigation to the same date, were as follows :—~ Flour, 207,201 Wheat, bushels. , 1,154,279 007 CO 314.799 It appesrs by this thet the imports of four from the ‘West were nearly thirty thousand berrels more than the shipments East in the same time. Stock Pekang. $2700 Treas Notes 68 102! 2 she Canton Co bd 31 2500 do Ei Lb do Bs X 800 State 5s, "38, erg 50 do 2500 Grates Op "67 102} 19 Mohawk RR he See geeks gy 10) Erie RR Bonds 7s Py do 3h Rees ae 8 ft 70 Ohio ta," F 2 ths Bowery Bank %% % do 10 100 Farmers Brust VIS thy 105 L Taland RR baw 25 ‘50 United States Bk 1s do ‘0 Morris Canal ‘B30 itd 10 de ne w do Oy 700 do va 10 = do WW” WW do ww 2 wo de ww 10 W Harlem RR a0 de 30 19, 2d do wo do do 130 de DIO YR BD de WWUtes & Seben'y BE 119) 100 do ble W Canton Oo oe 30) de wo w « ee 1 a de wa de 1, ‘® Hudson Rive RB ficcond Board, $2000 11 Fund’e Bonds 44S ahs Morris Canal 60 10 ler opal Canal tos 100 L Laland RR 2 0 CiTY TKADE REPORT, New Yoru, Tugsdey, June 13—2 o'clock, P. M. E@.—Moderate ealew of pots at $4 50. and pearls ‘he transactions yesterday were 250 barrels. ome 300 bales changed hands at our previous quetations. Fiovr, —The demand for Western flour has greatly fallen off,and the transactions are confined to the supply of the regular trade, at $5 68% 0 $5 814 for ordinary to straight brands Michigan, Genosee, Ohio and Rochester; $6 a $6 12} for pure Genesee; $6 18% a $6 31% for fancy Ohio, and $7 $7 50 for extra. The operations ure about 600 bbls. Of South- ern,’ some 100 bbls sold at $6 a $6 12}. Ryo Flour isin light supply, and firm. We quote at $3 62% a $3 75. Meal is also better; 200 bbls Jersey changed hands at $2.62}¢ © 2 6324. Wheat—On account of the large coipts. both here and at Buffalo, is somewhat depressed, ‘and no sales ofimportauce lave taken place. Ryo is im- proving. We boar of 1500 bushels at 7lo delivered. Corn—A fair demand exists for export, but as the tran- sactions are mostly on private terms, it is rather diM- cult togive correct quotations. ‘he sulos yesterday reuched 40,000 bushels, 25,000 of which were on terms not made public, and the balance at Olc; for round Northern and Jersey yellow; 56a 570 for common to high mtxed, and 52c for damaged New Orleans. Oats are firm sod in demand. e sal pra hams and shoulders, at 5c for the former, and ‘0 for the latter, and 300 Lhds dry salted hams, at 434 In smokod meats there is 8 good business doing, st improved rates. Lard rules very firm, and there but little offering. We note sales of 450 bbls, at 70. Butter and Cheese are dull and plonty Wuisxey is out of market. We quote at 23 a 24c, New Yorx, Tuesday, Jantelip—2 P.M. The flour market was dull, and sales of common to fair brands were made at about 1240 decline; sales of all kinds were moderate. Sales of Western wheat were = on terms stated below. Corn contiuued steady, wi at about m, with eeterday’s quo- fair sales of Now a fair amount of sali M . There was no change in rye or oats, For the of markets to-day in other cltios, we refer to our aph head. “Mess pork was firmer, and sales were ime remained about the same. Lard continued firm. There was only a moderate bu- siness doing in groceries, without material change In prices. Asuzs—Sales of 73 bbls of both sorts were made, in- cluding pots at $4 50, and pearls at $6. Burapsturys—Flour—Sales of 2000 to 8000 bbls were made, including about 11 to 1200 Michigan, at $5 75, with parcels of Black Rook at the same price; pure Ge- nose, at $6 to $6 25; fanoy Ohio, at $6 18K to $6 31K. and fancy to extra’ Gener $7 to $7 60; sales of 200 bbls Southern were made at $6 12%. Wheat— About 2000 bushels Ohio were sold at 1250; 2000 do ‘Western probably Illinois, sold at 106e. Corn—Sales of 8000 bushels Southern white sold on private terms; 3800 Virginia flat yellow were sold at 680; 1800 do round Northern yellow were sold st 610; sales of 108 12000 bushels New Orleans were made on private terms. and 4000 do round Jersey yellow at 50c to 60c. Meal— Sales of 5 to 600 bbls were made. consisting of New Jersey, at $2 62% Rye—Sulen of 1500 bushels wore | made at 7lo, delivered. Canal Oate ‘vero steady, with sales at 4c to45c. There was no change in Rye Flour. Corrox—The business in this article was quite m derate to-day—tho sales only amounting to 600 bales. Corrre—We noticed sales by auction of 200 bags damaged Rio at 5X0, cach. Fis —There was considerable movement in fish, to- day, and sales of 700 barrols No. 1 and 2 Massachusetts mackerel wore made at $7 75 and $5 60 resprotively; 300 do new No. Sat about $4 60, anda cargo of cod (reported) at private bargain, ‘RvIT—T'wo cargoes were dispased of to-day by auo- tlon—ono the bark Loao, consisting of 1600 boxes Siclly mowatain oranges, at $3 12K a 3 8734; 176 do at $2 50a 2623; 1100 do lemons at $8 2.0 3 76, The other was the Rose Standish, and consisted of the followiag:—1600 boxes Sicil oranges at $1 68 a 2 1234; 400 do at $1 31 1000 do lemons at $2 75 a3 124%. We also nd dry raisins at $1 400 nd 500 half and quarter doat 42}¢e a 750; suns were held at $6 a5 25. Faxiaura—There was no change in rates. continued to be taken at 3-16d for Liverpo: tions for gtain were nominally the same, ry goods were taken at rates varying from 22s 64a 258. The government chartered four more vossols at $5000 a $6000 sach, to proceed to Vera Cruz, to bring troops home; making 7 {u all for this port, while 3 had beon engaged in Baltimore. Liwe—1600 casks Thomaston lime changed hands at 70c, which was better. Motassrs—The transactions embraced 200 hhds Car- denas, for distilling, at private bargain; 100 do do at 170; and 80 do ordinary Porto Rico at 2lc—usual time Navat Sronrs were pretty quiet, aud no ment tranepired. Provsstors—Moss pork was quite active, and salea of bout 1000 bbis were made at $10 50. Towards the close $10 62}¢ was refused, and 250 bbia sold at $10 75, at which the market closed. Sales of 200 bbls prime do weresold at $8. Sules of 70 hhds common westera hams were mado at 53sc. Sales of 300 40,000 Ibs dry Ited short middlos were made at 7c. Salos 30 bbis sour hams were made at 30. Sales of bacon were re- ported at 6c a 6%. Sulos of 100 hhds dry salted shoul- ders wore made at 3, and 40 hhds prime do, were mado at 340. Lard—Sales 400 bbls primo were made at Tigo. Beef was scarce, and the market frm. Good city mess was held at $10 20, Both butter and cheeso were inactive. Manogany—Sales were mado by auction of 1328 crotches at 15¢ @ 33}c; and 340 cannon logs at 7c & 11%c, sums over $100, 4 mos. & O1ts—Lingseed continued dull at our previous quota- ions, Rica—100 casks changed han |: at $3 123 @ $3 8734. pored of were 150 Scaans—Among the par hhds Porto Kieo at 40 a '\c sud 400 boxes brown | of at Be w8%o, Cotton Quota. Havana at 4c a bic, 4 mo Tartow—80,000 Ibs were cash, Wises Tho only sale reported was 20 quarter enske swoet Malaga at 420 u 430, 6 mos. ‘Wuisxey—The article was firmer. Salos of about 200 bbls of Ohio were made at 2340 a 24c—and 150 do, State Prigon, sold on private terms. Cotton ‘Irade. ‘The day after our last report of this market on the 30th ultimo, the steamer United States arrived with an Avance of an eighth of a penny per Ib. at Liverpool, 0 all grades below fourpence halfpenny. I created m good enquiry for sovoral day fall prices were paid, the transactions resulting in establishing the market at a quarter of a cent to three-oighths up. The sules up to 1 P. M. on Friday, June 2d, at which hour we received the accounts by tho steamer Niagara, amounted to 1500 bales daily ‘The advices by this Steamer being directly the reverse of the anticipations of operators, created a dulness, and # total indisposition todo business for the next two ye—the sales of Sati les, without any holdera continued ind{fferent about selling, and the market, although not distinctly dull, had a languid aspect, most parties exhibiting couf- dence in the sufety of present prices, and there was no desire shown to press more Cotton on the market than there was a legitimate enquiry for. On Thursday only 700 bales were rold, and prices were considered a shade lower. On Friday 1200 bales found buyers, whieh in- cluded 350 bales taken for Havre, being the first pur- chaso of any moment rince the revolution. On Satur- lay morning we received tho accounts by the Acadia to 27th uittao from Liverpool, which fally confirming the decline by the Niagara caused some disappointment, and there was very little business done on that day, the export purchases being confined chicfly toone party.who took 500 bales, at rates called a quarter cent lower than those paid the day beforo.—ths home trado taking 300 bales only, Holders continue to show a perfect indif- ference to the moderate enquiry which has beon felt during the Int ton days, notwithstanding the continued unsettled state of Continents! affairs. and the very moderate coneral improvement which has resulted in trade in England, and the Inrge increase of receipts nt our Southern ports, without any apparent diminution of the stocks in the interior towns, We have reduced our quotations about s quarter of « cent below those existing at the date of our Inst, to assimilate them to the line of prices at which it can be moved. although it is not probable that evon those can be maintained with- out a decided advance in Liverpool. The sales of yes- terday were ostimated at 1000 bales, the market ¢on- tinuing quict and langnid. The movoments of cotton In the United States this season, up to the Iatest dates, compared with those for the corresponding period in the previous two, have beon as annexed. Movewents or Cotron ix tHe Unite States. Roesipts at Ports of the U. 8, sineo Sept, 1,1547,.... bales 2149.1 4 : ‘samo poriod last Fear, x 4 yoar befor Exporte froma U. 8. since Sept, “ “tame period last y i » years before sees The recoipts at this port since the Ist inst, have been 9000 hales, Exporta, 7000, Taken by spinners, 7000, Taken on speculation, 1000, Stock in city, 47,000, eale, 10,000, ng quotations in this market were as an- Livenroow Crassirication. Now ane, te and Or bd closed 1 and 6 BUH bad naked. PrucapaLputa, June 13.—Firet Board—$190 State 6 Le 1 do do, 7536 : a 5} Tilinots fos ve ig Ferner" Weblatley Buak, 2045 105 ora, oS, 10 | 1UY do, 10; 109 doy Sua 10; 18) de Off. Be O97, WEN 5 do 'S6, 101; | 19) ‘Stato. Oa 8634 ; B00 do Ba, TAG; 1 scrip, 78; 100 Morris Canal, 934, After Boron, Jun a Reading Rail- rod, 17M, b10; 25 do, do, 17 2-16; 100 do, do, 1734; 25 d», do, 1736, #10;"2 do, Northera Kuilrond, 963g; # do, do; 944; 2 do, Vt Central Railroad. 74%; 2 do, Eastorn Hailroad, 10334; 5 do, Fall | River Railroad, #34: | do, Fitchburg Railroad, 113; 1 do, Western | Railroad, 94; 25 Us, Hust Moston Company Divklends, No. 3, 734; 3 rights’ Hooton & Worveuter Kailrowd, $175; 4 doy Boston ‘Maine Hallroad, $1 5); $1,000 Reading id, 1860, 64; SUNN City b's 1:03, W%; BOW do, do, 100, Second Boa’ Sire Noeriol'® Worcester Teallroad 32%; 71 rights Boston & Railroad, $1 75; $2,000 Reading Railroad Bouds, 1850, 534 Bou DOMESTIC MARKETS. New Ontxans, Juno 3, 1848.—Cotton—The active demand which commenced oa Saturday of last week, | increased in excitement on Monday, and fully 9000 baics wore taken for England and the North, but prin- cuyally for thy Lutter | ‘The prices advanced ie; 1 dling ‘buving buen paid 604 5%0, and good middling, Ge a bie. ‘The Northern buyers continued their pur- chases on Tuesday and Weduesday; butus they requir- ed good cottons, which were very scarce, the sules of those two dayadid not exceed 3000 bales, On Thurs- day the Caledonia’s letters came to hand, and although they contirmed thy advauco of id, the orders sent out wore few, and at low limits, many merchants being ap- rehensive of further disturbances on the continent of Europe. ‘To this must bo added the receipt of a tele- graphie despaict anuouneing the arrival of the Hiber- nie, and 4 decline of 34d on the lower qualities of cot- ton. The consoquence was that the sales of were confined to 800 bales, at irregular prices, day the snine stagnation coutinued, and the sales only reached 1209 bales, taken for the North, at easier rates To-day, buyers finding factors moxe disposed to meet the market. recommenced operations, and took 4000 bales, principally for English account, at a decline of ko on Monday's prices, making the total sales of the Week 18,000 bales. We reduce our quotations aecord- ingly—Inferior, 3Y%e a de; ordinary, dige a Gc; mid- dling. 6c a H3go ; goed middling, Sige a4. i fair, Oc @ 6%; fair, To ao 74g; i good and fine, dc w 0s; stock ou hand, aud’ oa ship board not cleared, 170.006 bulva, Tobacco—The sales of the week sum up 1400 hhds, making « fair allowa. for sales which are mot allowod to traspire, Pric firmer, and from the information we have been enabled to collect, we quote refused 23¢ a 2c; admitted, 4o s bc, and choice admitted, 5¢ a 60; stock on hand, and on shipboard, not cleared, 24.143 hhds, Sugar— There has been no change worthy of notice dur- ing the week, and the sales embrace 1000 hhds at previous rate: Inferior, 140 a 240 ; common, 2c a Se; fiir, Sie a Yo fully fir, 8340 ; prime, de w 4Xo; choice, $e a 4Xc ; arrived during the week, 1386 hhds; exported, 92 Lhds, Molasses—The transaetions con- tinue trifling, at 130 a 17o, in first hands, and 180 & 20e. for choice lots of reboiled from second hand. Ar- rived during the week, 959 bbls; exported, 175 bbls. Flour—The market has been heavy and drooping, there being no export demand for the North or Europe, and the sules do not exceed 3000 bbls., at prices ‘ranging from $425 a $4 3734, for Illinois, and $4 60 & $4 75, for St. Louis, Arrived during the week, 11012 bbls; exported, 6877 bbls. Corn Meal—Not a sale of moment has transpired. Exported during the week, 2548 bbls—no arrivals. Wheat— The few lots arrived during the week have been forwarded to the North, not having been able to reach the owners’ mits, Arrived during thy week 1525 sacks —oxported 8070 sacks, Oats—The market has been be rived during the week 9,716 sacks. Cora—There has been # good domand, principally for England, and 40,000 sacks have been sold at 33c a 36c. the bulk of the sales having boen at 35c. Arrived during tho week 21,720 sacks—exported 13,059 sacks. Whiskey—Thu demand has been languid and the price has declined to l6c a 15}gc, at which some 1600 bbls rectified have beon sold. ' Some small lots of raw were disposed of at 15e and 16c. Arrived during the week 2,787 bbls-- exported 797 bbls. Pork—In the absence of demand for export, the sales have been confined to small lots to the trade at $9 50 a $9 75 for met 1d. $7 373g a $7 50 for prime; 266 bbls prime mess were sold at $7 75 Arrived during the week 3,264 bbls—exported 5.467 bbls. Bacon—The demand has been languid and the selos do not excved 200 casks, at prices ranging from die a 4ige for sides, and 3igce a 33¢c for shoulders; hams seil slowly at 330 a 4c for plain and Se to 7}¢o for can- vassed to sugar cured. Arrived during the woek 765 casks, 39 tiercos and 474 bbls-exported 75 casks, and 2 bbls, Lard—The transactions have been very limited at 4c a 6c for ordinary to prime. The late unfavorable accounts from Havana will deprive us for a short time of one of our best customers during the summer. Arrived during the week 77 bbls and 1,821 kegs—ex- ported equal to 1,482 kegs. Beef—Theeales are confin- ed to the wants of the city at $11 25 for me for prime; 400 bbls superior B Beef were so! ; Arrived during the weck 179 bbls—exported 49 bbls. Hemp—No eule of any importance has transpir Arrived during the week 141 bales—exported 270 bal Lead—The oniy sale during the week was a lot of 400 pigs of Upper Mines at $3 45. Arrived during the week 26.250 s—exported 6,630 pigs. Coffee—The de- | CODLINS, 66 Sout mand for Rio has fallen off, and pricerhave declined to 6520 a 6Xc, atwhich rates same 2.500 bags have been ‘The stock in first hand is estimated at 15,000, $ ut B3gcade, Tallow—Small lots of city rendered are solling at 7e. Sult—The price from store is reduced to $1.05 a $1 10 for coarsy, and $130 $1.40 for flue. Including drayago. Freights—Cotton is shipping to Liverpool at % a 7-16d, and to Boston at $2 er bale. Aship was taken for Marseilles at $9 por hhd, tobacco; anda bark for Bremen at 40s por hhd, tobacco. Exchanges—There isa better demand, and rates are tending upwards. London 6 a9 per cent prein., New York, 00 days, 24 a 2% per cent disc.; New York, sight, par a 3g per cent disc.; New York, bank rate, 3 per cent prom. FOREIGN MARKET! Bansavos, May 25, 1848.—We are sorry to inform you that tois and the neighboring markets are in a most depressed atate. We have a light stock of flour, but demand, and aro now solling in a small way at $7 50. Corn meal in small lots brings $3. P and Beans—Saies at $2 50 a $3 per bag of 2 bushel Corn, $1 60 per bag. Crackers, pilot and navy bread, not much inquiry Prime pork. $12. ‘Treasury bills, at 30 days. $480 for £100 stg.; Colonial bank bills, 60 days, $467 50 for £400 stg.—Corr. Phi’. North Am Married. On tho 18th of October, by the Rey. Horace Eaton, Paxtor of the Sixth street Presbyterian Church, Mr. J W. Tuoursox, to Miss Ans Lararx, both of this city Died. On Tuosday morning. the 13th Instant, Mrs. Mary A. Wanp, wife of Matthow Ward, aged 43 years, a’tor a joug and painfal Illness, which she bore with Chris- tian fortitude. Her friends and relatives, aud thoso of her son, F rell J. Ward. and of her nephew, Furrell Ward, and offlcers and brothers of the Pilgrim Lodge, No. 243, of the I. O. of O. F., ure respectfully invited to attend her funeral, at 5 o'clock, this afternoon, from the residence her son, Farrell J. Ward, 121 Y: street, Brookly: Of inflammation on the lungs, on the 13th instant, Leoxaro Laracta, the seventh ‘son of John B. and Mary Costa. aged 6 years, 19 months and 27 days ‘Tho relatives, friends and acquaintances are res- pectfully invited to attend his funeral, this day, | Wednesday. the 14th Instant, at 8 o'clock, P. M., from | the roxidence of his father. No. 69 Barclay street. with- | out farther invitation. His romains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. Philadelphia pa- ers please ¢: Mon Mrs. Ans E, He- PY On Tuesday, after @ short {llne Mens, The friends of tho family are rospeetfully invited to attend her funeral, at half-past 4 o'clock, from hor late residence. 137 Franklin street. RISH REPUBLICAN UNION~AGAIN TO THE RESCUE— ‘The adjourned Meeting.—Irisimen, and the friends of Irish pdependence, will mect at the Sha! "ms Hotel, at 8 o'clock, to fend men, mo wh and aru, to Ireland. Per urder, CHARLES DA’ VIES, " TuOs 8O¥" j Secretaries as FIITL —THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD INFORM the public that they bi pened & Gas Fitting, Establish- meut at.No. 67 University Piaoe, between 12th and 13th sireete, where thay are propared to introdnos Gas into public buildings, churches, dwellugs, and atores, without delay, and st the jonst aaible expense, and from their le rience in the business, having boon a iumber of yoarsin the employ of the Manhattan Gas Company.) tool confident of giving geveral entisfnction. Sax tisfactory reference giv HELME & BROWN, 0 BE DISPOSED OF AT A BARGAIN FOR CASH—A Well estatluehed wholemle and retail Confeetionery. supplied with ail the necenaries to carry on & large busiooss, and at pre- sent enjoying an extensive patronage situated in @ moat advanta- goens and seniral part of tho city For further parti i N,, Branch Post Offiee, 224 Bleecker st. NITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS FOR SOUTHAMPTON ‘and Hremon,— ‘The shipa of chia tine will take their de tore in the following HERMANN, Capt FE, Crabtres, fron New York, ont 145; the WASHINGTON, Capt T. JOHNSTON, trom Now York, on the 2th July. Price of paaage in the first elass cabin, $120; 1m the second do, $0, An oxperienced surgeon on board. For freight or passage, appl A Mie ofloo of the Ocean Steam Navigation Company, No, Broadway, HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL Stoamshipa, between Boston and Liverpool, and between | York and Liverpool, calling ab Halifax to land and receive mails and passengers, are intonded to sxil ax fullows;—ACADIA, Capt. Stone, from New York, Wednesday, June 21; AMERLU A, Capt. Judking, from Roston, Wednoedxy, June 28; BRITAN: N ing, from New York, Wedni uly 5 DRIAL, Capt. Harrivon, CALEDONIA, Capt. 19; HIBERNIA, Capt. $i 2ith; EUROPA, Capt, gust 2, Passage’ money, feom Boston, tt, from New York, Wedno 120, For freight or passage, apply to B.C. anh 33 Broad way. (vor RLEANS—LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINR of Puckata, Positively the first vaggel that will sail punctn- | aly as advortived, and ouly ropular pacicet to sail to morrow, June hor sargo engaged and on board. and will positively aail as hor mmular day, whatevor may be to stats of the weather, For fright of paaraze, having eplondid furnished accommodations, apple on hoard, ac Orleans wharf, foot of Wall-street, or to E, K. treet. Positively no goods will be received on Woard ater Wednesday evening, June 1h. Shippers hy this line may rely upon the. vessel Aallfog prnotually as sdvertised, and ing their goods oorreetly measured. Shippers will please sond heir hills of lading early for signature. Agent in New Orleans, |. CREEVY, who will prompuly forward all goods to hie ad- ORNS, BUNIONS, AND BAD NAILS EXTRACTED.—DR, 8. Shitiakotl, from St Potorsburgh.— Dr. 8. begs lea to inform, those who are in any Corns or funions, that he can be consulted daily at his office, Dr. 8, @hiropodint, toany who honor him with a visit, to cure the above without the slightest pain or trouble. Tt i not hia instrament alone which he relies on, but engages his Elixir to te the moet feellitating remedy far extracting whieh will of letters respectfall U Nex COURSE, L. L, TROTTING—THURSDAY, JUNE WB, ab3 P.M, will come off a stako and purse for $1,000, ogists Siena tahoe aero oters % Ipley enters bik m. Modesty. Tramdiataly after,'6 heats, in harness C. 3. James Whel of $50, two mile Bertine enters & g- IEODORE MALLABY, AUCTIONEER.—T0 GROCERS Winos #* avetion, fur account of whom it may concurn. V: DYKE & MALLABY will soll this day, 1th Juno, at Ll s'clock, ‘at their sales room, Nos. 96 and way, 10 yr. eusks Dry Malaga, and 1 pipe Sweot Malaga Wine, for eash, HRODORE MALLABY, AUCTIONRER—PEREMPTORY Assignee's Sale.—Clothing, Piece Goods, Trimmings, &¢ Van Dyk i Malluby will sell at auction, on Thureday, too 15th Just,, at 1035 o'clock, at their sales room, 93 and 98 Broadway, the entire stock of a large olpthtog. establishment, consisting of 3) cloth sucks, 107 brown aud Tweed cloth do,, 45 fine jean coats, 12 &o. over conts, 17 fine dross coats, 48 colored cloth and Tweed coats, $2 summer and light Tweed coats, Goods ‘Trimmed—2I cloth dress aud frock o 4 Cashmere do., 35 pair cassiinere pants, 44 brown liven sacks, &¢. Veste—S6 silk vests, 93 plaid and biaek satin do,, 68 Valencia, 50 doubledreaated, 29 Mar. twilles, 28 Cassiinero do. 109 amorted silk wnd oaxsimere double breasted do. Pauts—37 pairs cassimero pantaloons, of black aud colored, 24 pairs loth do, 62 pairs satinet do., &e, Shirts—Fian- nel abirts, rod do. ©. Ke. Piece Goods—Clot al Tweede, ontueky jean, French linen, , serge, volvet, will twist, buttons, &e. &e. The whole will quot, and ready for examination early on the morning of ANTED—INFORMATION OF JOHN CAVANAGH, SU poved to bein Buffalo, If this should meet his eye. he will confer a favor on his w nga line to 255 Gold street, care of Patri attended PRCA’ tand, Khe best city reference give aud waitin Pleas gall at No. B Stxil stroet, ANTED—BY A MOST RESPECTABLE WiDOW LADY whose child {a dead, masituation as wet nurse, ‘Tho best of references given, Apply at 1734 James atre ANTED—ASITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE ¥ Wouan to do the kitwien work of ® rexpeotanl a good cook wud a frat rato washer aud i Tho refurence from my In-t place. Piensa oall at No, 122 19th ptrevt, front basement, between the 6th and 7ei aveane: ANTED TO PURCHASE—A MODERN BUILT T#0 Story House, or a Three Story, withont attic situated ia the Seventh Ward, above Clluton stxeot, Aduresw box 1170, Yost UNG ily ; ta A BLE YOUNG AMBRICA mid or nurso in waiting, he ‘Taylor; Clarke; Indore Faring, Provigus to the »| le, wi JZLING—BL? Matmad’ NUBOS, "ASTOR Pia June 14, ; Paul A iw whole wo eonclade w TAM Te Mc FS. gu, Mr. Pardey; ena) hy te Victor Lavicte, re tein La Rocke Girard, Boxow AME to his friouds aud actue BROADWAY TI 1.43, whou wall be perfo: COUNTRY, (with w px SCENE, in Which Mr. ¢ Tue Passion Auger, Live, Je | comedy of THE Crand sad Bro: ctfully Boliand—Mr. TY. C and ‘to view (he C LAVATER, Tle Piy: fins, Walects Pay ilo, of PRIDE OF ThE lox; Baron Troptard, Mr. fell BATRE Chaufray. will be acted OUR NAMUNAL by N BCUANIC'S HaLi, 72 ARDEN—P i JY THBATRE—W EDNESDAY EV ER LN YY AND FAIR MARKET—Marton, Chevalier da Silke, do Volange, be p: use 6 Bur ‘Doors open at 75 rT = UNBié ‘opack, Burkes Noureddin, Warv ich ae, ite Sutherland, ‘Af. Rar which ths Misa Mary ‘Tay ive, ( Mra Philip, medy of BAM Meadows, Mr. Bellamy; Captalu ¥. 1) Mealves, Mra Brosdage” Bosse, BROADWAY, 1848—Tho entertainments janseusee. Vien BNC AUEME Misa Mary Mor 24 Danseus » Mr. Palmer ; V ith’ the PAS Des AMC D Wed st, entitled th Valeutine Doumay, Ki dey. ours ofan. at to commanoe at 745 cick.” Woxmy, 2m bana Pl PRES) the public W HEAL KK, rased the far) owertul cis.) BROADWAY MONDAY, J the oriziaal Cleitl past HIGHT MONTHS we? putroage and. a Sinounce, tust they will 2 23 oan oatt and REORMANCE plain suwing, No oljection to going » short distance in the coww- | Jand; John Casyer Lavaces, AM thy,” Boat of cicy reference gives, Pease apply at 21 Batavin at n; Madamo Betman, Miss Paillips. ANTED TO PURCHASE, BY TWO YOUNG MEN, A ARNUN'S AM RiGi MUBHUM— P Public House, cr house that bas been ocoup ed ax auch, that pristor, F. Hivoncucu, Msuager —-dol i {sor may be fitted up in geateal atyle, situated in or nese somo publio thoroughfare. Any baving such a pines tw dispose OG by addresaing « note t U. Lat thls oles, stating rent, tering and full partioulars, will meet with attentio ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘Woman, as Chambermaid, or to tako oare of children, or to do the goneral housework of small family ~has no objection to go mshort distance in the country. The bast of city reference can be given. Apply at 15534 Christie st, ANTED—BY A SOBER, HONEST YOUNG WOMAN, A ‘ion a plain eook; she is an excellent washer and ironer, and would do chax.ber work or nursing, and would ike to go to Any partof the country, where she would have a home, in ® private family. Perfectly good references, if required, Pl all at 13 Canal stree ud floor, any day for a week. ANTED~A SITUATIO ‘ BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Woman, agchambermald, cook, washer or ironer, or to do I housework of a small family ; haa no objection to go @ tance in the country. ‘The beat reference oan be given. — Apply at 115 17th street. ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED | MILL-WHIGHT, ¢ Patent to ereot workshops, apply water power to méchingry, duild raliroad cary, &o., and take charge of the business, Tho dost recommendutions will be required as to character aod com. petency. Apply to the Washington Coal Company, No. $1 Wall Street, 3d story. ANTED—A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN, capable of taking care of an infant, and who understands plain sewing. ‘Tho best of reforvuces required, Apply to 126 Henry street, WANXTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation to do chamber work; she is a first rate washer and ironer, and would have no objections to do the work of a Good city reference from her Inst place, Please call treet, on the fourth floor, front room, RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AT GE- neral housework: can give a good recommendation from her lace, aud is with her employer till she gota suited, No, 133 ‘treet. COUNTRY SEAT WANTED—TO TIRE, A COUNTRY Soat or Farm, within 10) miles of New York, of easy accoss by raitroad or steamboat, pleasantly situated, Largo house, fruit and shade treos, noxr the water preferred, an‘ the house furniah- od, Any pron wishing to travel fur the summor, may hear-of a careful and responsible tenaut, by addressing » line to Farm, at t co, MES THOMPSON, WHO CAME WITH HIS FATHER, jorge ‘Thorapson, to this city, from Montreal, if residing ere, will find’ his’ poor mother, Sy calling at 243 Grand street, New York, BEET, Los withor in the Ist 01 ON THURSDAY EVENING LAST, 4 . Ist or Bth street, or inoue ol the Harlem oars, a gold Bracelet, set with Amethist, to whioh was attached a sinall gold chain and padlock. On the clasp were tho initials M.H. L. ‘Tho finder will be liberally rewarded by returning the same to 3 Warren atroet, Stk afteruoon at 3: of the celebrated an tehged and will be exh rs Giant Baby, only 1s may be ‘soon at inoluding Masoum, fer E f age, and mrved front o'elook, and every evan talented Ethiopian Serenw ving Views, The Soottisn Mammoth Boys. 7. nod for afew days tie mi montha old, weighing all ours, a day an Seripture Statuary, Madame Rockwoil, ue faunons Eurruue Tel of, can bo consulted for 25 oonta e: Acwta. one 1d Y's in rm WEDNESDAY mene will dots vandiey, Ka conclude with EALED SEN) ENC pardson; Cape erfurunncn t 2s¢; Private », Bes ¥ 12, have vow re 2 poriurinancas, Last wok ‘Also ene ifoent Dis Mesunoth or ninety pounds, evening; War ‘tuay whote, 5) Spm Kiver, painw Broadway, ndjotats Aays axonyiod), ‘arama will comimonoe BANYakos wanaout Niblo’s Garden, Ueovort painting i the wor Admission bY ovatus oni: noon exhibition on Wodansday and Setarday, a ad us moving at 4 to Nw 'cicak Core ‘loo, Minnis No, 410 Brow feet of canvass, scenery, bordering on ul patting aver betire exe hi i KI temmoon exhibit 01 tl traordinary avoordiouis So'clook. nitively last nigh man tie Baliet entitled plaisir; Due de Toren: Mle B the POOW will be given on 1 ractive Arab Girls, Fairy Fyramids on th inimitable Ethiopiana. Miles and Carter ALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHI Giovani, Mums, Cornet aritaua, OLDIEK—Patrick, UDSON'S MAM OTH VANORAMA OF THE OUIO AND Ps, opon every ‘This Panorai ne diferent States, bulny by fur the lanvess cuted. Doors open at hal ¢ Panorama will commence moving at § o'clock provisely. ednosdays kets 25 centa, EXQUISITE be Musidora Cuy4 t. Admittance, 1 sulliing; AD! t but three of the Mon LES DEUX ROSES- rossi; Pancaritl geling, Mad. Mo Barthotowi » Miss C, Ch past 7 o'clock. Af ‘and Saturdays, bryant, ouriain rises at ELPHIA inir Troupe Wed> nesilay evening, June 14, will be perfurmed, 2nd timo, rwnd Ko vato sale. ed borwes, and a few single b JOUN WILLIAM CoWAN, Man een M, GATEIELD, Proprie tor, uager and Salesman, WNINGS AND MILITARY TENTS—-PANCY BLUR stripsd Dack, (imitation French) suitable for the above pur- for sale at No, 32 Pine street, ISSOLUTION.—THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE existing under the firm of WM. DENNIS & CO., is this day Gigolved by mutual consent, ‘The business will be settled by $, & C. 3, DENNIS, No. 139 Washington st. 2° WILLIAM DENNIS. SAMUPL DENNIS, _New York, June 10, _CALVINS DENDIS. HE FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE QETEPH MONE jan, Sovivtg will take place on Wednesday eveni the Congregationat Chureh in Chrystie, uoar Dot EATHER AT AUCTIO M. MILLER WILL SELL auction, on Thursda., June 15th, at 103g o'clock, A. M swore of Bulkley & Brooks, No. 44 Ferry street, 500) sides Homlook and Oak tauned Sole Leather. with other articles in the line, TURTLE SOUP AND STEAKS. Turtle will be served up_in Soup and Steak during the week at tho Bank Coffe House, Families suppliod as usual. N. B.—The larder ‘all the delicacies of the season, J UD, ROvaH AND ReEaDY—Tae sUBsCRE just received frum tha engraver, & bewutiful woo yude expressly, to suit t is of Rough and Keady. aod others can have their prinuing done at the lowest onsh nf Sutton’s Yank eo 1 Cass and Be ds of Ca po at the office street, coruer Nassau. N. on the same terms. Al F SEATED WAC in use last year, from July till October only; Ford, maker. Aiso, # sut of single harness in excellent order. To be seen ut vse Bazaar of J. UH. GATFIELD, Crosby street, between ‘gore and Grand sts, OR SALE—A RETAIL LIQUOR STORE, DOING A GOOD business, Location near the Hattery. Kent uxlerat further pariionlars, apply to C, K. TAYLOR, © Nassan UP. M. tween L an HE Us DERSIGN* D COMMITTEE, IN BRITALF OF THE parsongers in the ship FaNCHON, from Liverpool to New ral interest and tion in a ship au jectively, beg lea: cls aud curarrival the "Fanehon, ert. Fi N THREE A Faw good boarders om Lo and board with @ quiet fauie , by making application at 53 OARD ON BROOKLYN 8 minutes’ walk ot Puiton Fei avournmodated with pleasant ro where ther ary a few boar ow suet, Brooklyn, References exchanges. JARD, OR TO LOT.—A RESPECTAGLE FAMILY, H 1 MOTE HUI they require, would be pleased to ta three gentlemen, or ® geucleman and his wife, to board, private Apartuents, furnished furnished; or would lot ¢ kpartments to a sual family, Apply wt 10% Hamunersiy 6, thadson 0 LET—FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEMED rooms, newly furnished and painted, woald be let reason: If appiied for soon. The rooms ure airy and ploasantiy situate Cail at 118 Canal strevt, near Broadway, YO SINGLE GENILEMEN.—GENTUKL At withvuc board, ina benutifully Ioeated houss of te Battery. The apartments are fucu ner. Address M, office of Jourual of Co HiTs, Ts RENT—A FURNISHEY FRONT KOOM ON THE FIRST floor, which will be let for ma office or rleeping-r pleasant furnished sleeping room, up atairs plea nuy ‘and trally located, at382 Mroome street, between Isroadway and the Bowery. AIS, 90 BROADWAY. 4 now ready for examination, with cata. logiign Sale positive, without any resacve... B. This mie is vthy the attention of doslors and othert, “Sale to ¢ommence at To vrotook, A. Me GQPRING AND SUMMER, CLOTHING AT TILE CITY ©) ing Warohouse, 102 Fulton mreet, opposite the old, 5 Dureh Churen, Coata from $1 to $10; Pants from $1 to $5; Veute from $1 to $% A whole euit for $5—D. 2, SMITH, 2 Fulton strwt ALAIMS AGAINST THE LATE BRIGADES AND REGI 7 monta of Infantry in the City of New York.—New Youu, May 19h, 1848, Notice—In pursuance of an act of the Legisia: ‘tre of this State, passed April 12th, 1388, entitled an act to auneud an act entitled an act for the adju ed for Military purposes in the City of New York, and for, the distribu. Hon of the commutation moneys received’ andar the act passed May Sd, 1846, 7 thy 1847. to all persons the twentiet! her, A. D. ments and Brigades of In- red by them fur printing, mental music, to prosent the same within two months from the date of this notice, tothe undersig eit, ab his office, No, 110 Chambers street, New York, And persons having such olaims, are hereby further notified, that unless tho same are prosented within sach tine, they will be preciuded from payment ont of tho fund to be distributed ag act, by onder of the Division Hoant. C, W. SANDFORD, stationery, room hire, and re ajor R. WHEELER, OCULIST, 29 GREENWICH STREC otes his exclusive attention to diseases of the eye aad 0 ery, Office hours from 8 A. M. wo 10 o'clwok PM. A | mpilet containing somo great curos effected by Dr. Wheeler, | Ban be had geatuttously ne Mis. rosidence, or the saine will. be Cre wanted to auy ene making application to lim by lever, post paid. ND OVER OF DR. DEWrrTc * Tinament have boon sold withont bottles at 50 cen somplaing, Ttis put up in $4 dozen, 25 aif dozen, $42 per Tela ten times cheaper thon any other Liniment in'market. It eradicaies pains, and heals ail manner of sores and bruises, Office 2H Pearl streot, and of the drugglote and sadlers geucrally. 75,000 i, tinue 2 bo made—may ba consaited at Gilroy's American wae by | au street, corner of Jo'n street, odersizned refers Ww York: Harper | ay on Teo York | hiily. “CRINT nthe en ing,” “ Practica! Treatise on toral Life and Manufactures ot who will call from thelr folloy.atirens ‘hanks for an immediate and cure, Mis office ig at 63 Chambers street, opposite the | ture and Art,” ete. All letters on business, must be postpaid and @. GILROY, 71 Nason stevet, New York. ovided by mid | | Dr. M's elnim: | signatures of Sir A Building, * Wednesday or 1d Years excursion, whether by l ardens worthy ‘of Astonia, at 4 Gate Ferry, Prucst PRaver 1 bas been complete soribers and gentienen graying, will be called & Key without cha: obtain 1 from the Fut ORTICULTURAL B Islaud,—The thi Horticultural 8 Gothi nas’ Hall, HIBITION, AT FLUSHING, LONG ‘voini-annual exhibition of ld in the spacious and beawtifal im the village of Flushing, Ly waraday 14 hy aud 16u of Jans tos open the Long loland ursday, at 10 o'clock, A.M. aud day. Tickota of admission 25 conts each, of age, half price, may be had wt the door, Jon AK and ox water, delightful, ai a visit, Frou New Yi CONGRESS—AN desiguating the tm who have parchas upon by the Agen! Any gentleman om iaher, ENC mber: cop: - wil 53 Carmine street, New York. G, Presivent, 3 , Kecording Secretary. Visiters from the cities of New York sud Brooklyn will dud the nd the uusserios wing wveral rides of wamer Was" ington tonmer Astoria, M.; nud from Aw ansborg, 2RAVED KEY present, ule es of this En> presented with by accident, ean | otherwise, who will a 406 roadway, up stair and 186, we of naid bond yer } seston of tho P | gies of 3 ak felphia; an | ty rent *hiladel phia wit 2h P.M. for Phoonixvill | | hades Lydroputhic we | | \ Sunday line co Fur fur | VE | day and ove | of etrietmrs, leet, and ¢ | ssinate for pf | store in front, No. 3 } DD Lovett, ocu | way, entrance 1% ‘iow of Dr Powells Tyoatine om the By p his promium selfacting B; {Ardifictal Eyes recon ly importe | bo had at hie office; also | A lero mupply BY) those eon ,@ Bet oan a dies, and Broudway; at the Publial 4 Co, CORN de anoed and age he oan afford A M hi f oe prnatee 9 on their they ( Mrmr OFFICE. near Chathann stree practitioner in New Ye eases, The Ds 8, that hai tare, nicers upon hond and bone tional weakness, bronght ‘on ty ennsing my iatively prevented. Recen meroury, No alteration tren: with except these who wish to particulars cuquire at the Elysian Fields House, Hobokea, e Reading cars at 73% rive at the Springs ly to diosnson of the Bye and Bar, Warron street, Just published, te eecond edt vice 50 coats, which cam OST EXTRAORDE plating marriage, red from malt ALE—DARK ind, and every pod ols are »; Charn| So Wal g other tual unecessary tron! prevent owte ¢ in N bed by physi ‘nn—Price LIST, AURIST, ET ARY WORKK—TO Ti ce. JL ded Lo by Me ING HoRsEs~ aire of OFFICE DURING t and protracted oases ipen-es which have proved too ob- viclane of les @xperionce. Private entrance to his 2 Ann at His Extract ooparia d Bowery. SORKEL, 16 way right; can {from the coustry Inst sea dollars; would entrance warranted, and Hey ¢ s requiring all gy 20. peteoe parebaso foreash. For l. MeCARTY, TTENDS \t his mursery, 261 Broad aye Fountain. ®% MARR! The married woman's, A.M, Mauriceaa. Sixth ed! or uartied, aa it diselooae im rticularly, ptoms, and the ‘most hing Office, ner of Cher Al female ts it ie in portant sore’ Here evury female efficient reme- mode of cure in every case. Por sale ity street, New Von OF THK “PRACTICAL PRIVATE ot, office hours 9 to 12 A. M., 1008 who apply in tho ¢ pidity and little tneonven these lo strictare, from distressing stages, who have eat (ire om to & vory extencive practice in thie a rapid, enay and radioa! cura, which, be AL C consulted on all forms tweet con! ‘core. to, in higatticn, DR, JOHNSON, 16 DUA’ 0 wall ks rk, in the treatment of for skill in the pre-emined® a weret Insctvions dreams and nightly t cases cured in four ia diet, of jrevention from or etating, oan. bs obenined from no other souroe ip t, wou woll to exsutae dence, ‘Seo bia diploma with we Fulton #, 'E STREET, vonergal din oll half-oured: Gloot, stae ee ee <