The New York Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1849, Page 3

Bosten, Mutoh 17, 1849. ‘The flour market was steady, with sales of 1.400 bar- Tele New York and Western brands, at $6 87}; a 6 125, ‘the latter price for low prices; sales of 2.500 bushels were made, inciudi jellow and white, at Sla 580. R: Oate—Sales of 5 000 bushels ‘The provision market was inactive, at previous prices. ge, and very little deing. Corn was active al ‘Dut pork ij Freighte—No cha: General Scasions. Before the Recorder, ana Ala Adams and Downing. ‘CURIOUS CASE OF FRAUD—SIXTH DAY—CONVICTION OF THE ACCUSED. “Shortly after 11 o’clock yesterday morning, His d thejury. He said that Lassio Chandor ig, im what was called in common Ouvy and goods by false pre- hich they had to “was indicted for hi parlance, obtained Ttences, That was the issue upon wi put their pars. In calling their attention to the testi- Mony, it was not his duty to wade through ail that no adduced on both sides, in med in cases of that ciass, there had been a great which wae irrelevant, and ‘teral; but he would direct their minds to the conside- rinoipal tacts, and would then give is cpinion, was the law by which the His Honor having the hie tor the , rr hich he would hich, as it always Fation of the them what, in Andictment was to be ru gone through the leading Prosecution and thejtefonc or two clreumstances to wi call their attention, viz: that part of the evidence of where he had said that Chandcr had gi mes to the clerk of the steamboat; wi as attributable to the alarm he felt at the time! or not.itwas fo: them tojsay; secondly, his denied that he bad committed forgery in It would be their province to reconoile these 8 in the testimony which they had heard, ‘and to dispose of them to the best of their judgment. If they believed Afner, he (His Homor) presumed that they would convict the accused. should be of opinion that the prosecution of a letter whieh had on the other Thad been got up In consequen been introduced in the course of the trial, th: [money had been given to the scoused by Afner, ‘that there was no truth in his statement, then it woul quit. The law of the case lay within If the individual who complained jcould have guarded against the alleged loss, by ob- jwerving due prudence and caution, in that case, the loharge of false pretences would not be made out; but if due caution could not have guarded him ageinet it, then the false pretence was sustained, and the offence came within the scope of the statute; When a representation was made which ordinary rudence could not have guarded false pretence was made out; but stance. were to say that he was worth $10,000, and it proper inquiries bad not been made, for the purpose of ascertaining whether that was true or not, no false pretence could be charged. Afner was a stranger in of the laws, he bad come here after him, and that he must concesl himself. Could ordiner rudence have guarded ugainet all that? was for them to say. ainst, them the ® man, for in- ; he knew nothin, care of a good deal of lhismoney by the to them for redress. a mission of the most dit aand, they were to see that the accused, who rounded by his family and respected frien: Ino wrong, and that they did not consign m unless they were fully satisfied of his After his Honor had concluded his eharge, Mr. a him to charge these propositions to ‘The first, that the pretences rested solely on stimony, and that, if they disbelieved quit; the second, th: particular, he was false in he was wilfally jas to his denial of the for; a Borys they must apply the a truth of the propositions, The Jury then retired, and having deliberated about half an hour, they returned into court with a unani- mous verdict of guilty. The District ArTorsey then prayed the judgment of the Court upen the prisener. His counsel prayed that it might be deferred, as ex- ceptions bad been taken in his favor, (ie Honon having cousulted with bis associates, said that eomtence would be pronounced on Saturday next. in the meantime. he ordered the prisoner into close When the verdict was made known, his wife and her sister were affected to tears. irule—if false in om The parting scene was Supertor Court—In Banco, Marcu 17.—Decisions —John Brower, receiver, &o., Judgment for plaintiff. B. rs, Robert L. Crook et al. Ordered that 3. Brockway et oi, vs. John Stanton. commission to teke evidence. of certain parties, de nd to return the same sealed. Lewis Wegraen ads. Thos. Warner. Ordered that defendant lbave liberty to not‘ce and bring on the issues of law, in the regular way. The judgment and execution now entered, to stand as security, raid judgment and execution to be stayed until the de- cision of the court upom the said issues of law. Joseph Swift ve. Falkner & Jewett. Judgment re- versed with $10 costs Robert F. Winslow vs. J. Ne’ land Cushinan §=Judgmeat r IE. Stevens, Preside Ti Judgment for plaintiff Thad’s Dawds ads. t M. Graham ads. Chas. Richarde.—Motion Myers. Jr, vs. d all proceedings on President of the new trial denied. McCarty.—Judgment reversed, without costs Rockfeller and othe: jothers.— Motion to si Henry G. Thompson de the report of referees de nied. Richard Fisher, appellant, vs David A. Harger. —Judgment reversed. Warring Latting vs. Chaties Knox.—Appeal dismissed, with costs. Gray ve. Val Benver.—Appeal dismissed, without cot 'Peter Heberson vs Jacob $ Platt.—Ordered that ap- [peal bo dismissed, with $7 coats Before Judge Edwards. Marcu 17.—Heelzele vs. Hoelzele. —This cause day; they had not agreed whe e court adjourned, and were directed te bringina dict on Monday morning. ven to the jury to-: 2. Movements of Individuals. Among the arrivais at the stor ere the following —Hon H. Hamio, Dr. D. Barnard, Albany; Dunne, Maine; Capt. Bruce, U.S. N,; Capt, El- Irving House—Capt. Seymour, U. 8. A.; Gen. Sg; Mejor Haller, U's. A.} Lieut. Clarke, coy, do; Hon. R. 8. Cramer, MoNatt, U.S. A.; Major H. Cc ee Roberts, Tennessee; R. H. Lee, New vat. West, U. 8. N.; Com, Kearney, U. ‘Hop.Jobn M Niles and lady arrived at Hartford, Ct., on the 16th inst. pie a E Ri Major Richard Delafield, Col, er ideneneld, 6 ast RE. Lee, of the , atrived at Savannah, Ga., o: t. Corpe of Engine oUt inst., fom key W Tue War ix Huroary.—It is now stated that the defeat of the Imperial tern under Schlich, b ‘che Magyars, was not mere! necherets and Welden woul r lieve; it was even more than a mere defeat, it was acomplete rout. The Imperialists, under , fled from the field of battle, leaving in the hands ot the Magyars the greater portion of their artillery, and 2,000 prisoners. The Hungarians pursued the itive Imperialists to Kaschan, which town was the victorious Magyars. The victory of Szolnok, on the 25th, 1n which the Hungarians were commanded by the Polish General Demben- akt, was not less complete. The Imperial eces ot cannon, a battery of Congreve and the whole of their cuurassiers, who were made prisoners by the Hungarians. On the ag ara person mbeaski, to Czeglod; the Hungarians “4 defeated Windisch- a check, as Wind- have the world be- Windisehgratz accepted the combat, and drove him back to Munoz. Hungarian commander same who routed the Russian army uni Diebitech, at Grocow, in the Polish war of inde- On the 25th there hae a pa var Stolkenberg, between the Impertalists under Gel. Pachner, cad the Hungarians under General Bem, which, even according to the Austrian ver- gion, terminated in the retirement of the former, whilst the Magyars claim a complete victory.— London paper. From Tamrico.—Uapt. Bouissen, of theschooner Renasssance, arnved yesterday from Tampico, h port he lett on the 8d inst. He states that huodred and fifty men from ladelphia had arrived at that place afew days and were to start on their lifornia on the 3d inet. The Il well, in fine spirits, and anxious to yeach their new homes.—V. 0. in-chief, 19 the pendence in 1881. ympany of one previous to his galt lta, March 9. “Wore than tem hours daily, and the bill was, on mo- | The Indian Ohief and our Public Institn~ ‘tion, re- committed. © x, of New York, gave notice of the tatro- @uoction of bill for the incorporation of New York Greenwood Cemetery. CLINTON PRISON. Mr. Ross, of Suffolk, offered » resolution, providing for the appointment of = select committes, to visit ‘Clinton Prison. COMMISSIONERS OF PRACTICE AND PLEADINGS, The Assembly them went into Committe of the “Whole and teok up the bill for continuing the office of ‘the Commissioners of the Code of Practice and Plead- ‘ings. An amendment was adopted, that, previous to ‘the lth of November, the Commissioners file with the Secretary of State, such reports as are ready, and send copies of said reports to the members of the next Le- gislature. An amendment was also adopted, oon- tnuing the Commissioners until February next. A motion to strike out the enacting clause, was Icst, ‘Thedill was then ordered to a third reading. FREE scHooLs. The bill relative to Free Schools, was made the @pecial order for next Mo tons. On Tuesday last, Mr. Copway, the Ojfbewa accompanied by e friend, visited the Deaf and Dumb Asyium in this eity, under charge of Professor Peet. His visit was paid at an early hour; he breakfasted with “the femily,” and after am examinstion of the mu- seum, workshops, and a walk over the premises, he at- tended the morning services in the chapel. The Indian cbief expressed bimeclf very much gratified with the uitite exercises, and spoke in glowing native elcquenee of the powsr aud solemnity ef spiritus! wor- ship, as carried on by signs. * After morning service, he visited the junior class, under charge of Mr. Edward Peet, where be had an G7 P°r- tunity of witnessing the mute instruction in its more | explained simple forms. Im Mr. Galladet’s class-room he: to the pupils the object of his mission to the United States, and the prospests of civilisation for the Indians. His remarks were repeated in the sign language by Mr. Galladet to his pupils, and elicited from them some highly praiseworthy and intelligent remarks, written out by the pupils on their slates, of which the following ismepecimen. The writer has been upwards of six yeare in the institution :— ‘We are with delight informed by our teacher that this gentleman, Mr. Copway, a Chippewa chief, ms plan in educating the tribes of ember, Congress, we hope, will be nty-seven millions of acres of land fe eet etree Sb en . It is ope that Mr. Copway will succeed in his plan for introducing the tribes of Indians from Canada into the territory west of lowa. The Indians being weil educa. ted, they will become a nation of civilized. intelligent, and prosperous peozle.”” ‘This sentiment is written out ir a neat, clear, bold and excellent style of penmansnip, and reflects great credit om the noble institu::on, the teacher, and the pupil. Mr. Copway Vis so struck with the remarks of one pupil, that .e obtained @ copy of it from his teacher, anv as preserved it to show to his brethren «the Deaf and Dumb Institute, Mr. Cop- Way wus joined by @ party of ladies conuecte wi other institutions, who were invited to meet bim there, and accompanied him throughout the day, oxpresalng at the close the warm imterest they felt i humane and prawewortby effort to benefit his people. From the Deat and Dumb institate party proceed- ed to the Colored Orphan Asylum, on the if Tth ave- nue, where the party was increased by several ladies and gentlemen, who had invited there by the managers to meet Mr. Copw: The exercises co: sisted in singing and readin; the peem by one of the children, the en Indian boy. After the poem, the Indian chief ad- dressed the young inmates of the Colored Orphan Asylum, in a speech replete with Indian feeling and native’ eloquence; he described his own condition when a wild boy of prairie; his conversion to the Christian faith; the spot where he was born, and the resting place of his dead mother. He was Ilstened to by some two hundred yeung colored orphans, with the most minute attention ; tears glistened in many s youthful eye, and atole silently down many a sable cheek. The chief was moved, jrsiy moved, and the whole Indian outpoured itself before the sable chil- drem of Afrio’s distant clime. He touchingly addressed the managers and friends of the Colored Orphan House. several of Whom were present; and after a cordial leave taking, and a brief visit to the Distributing Reser' Mr. Copway and his party proceeded to the Blind [: atitute, on the Ninth avenue, near Thirty. third street. Here a large party, gy 4 ladies, were a:sembied; and atter an inepectiou of the school rooms and work shops, the pupils, which are over two hundred in num- ber, and the guests assembled inthe Chapel. After some music by the band, a a eompored for the oo- casion by Miss Cynthia Builerk, a young lady inmate and graduate of the Institution, was delivered by h to the Indian chief, Miss Bullerk’s poetical address did great credit both to her heart and her talents, and was responded to by Mr. Copway, in a highly wreught and eloquently expressed reply. Mr. Copway thanked Mies Bullerk, for the tender interest bes! 4 by ber on the Indian cause; spoke of ofe U8 Geof! 104) 50 she Erie $4000 ‘a of 1856 yeuss 8 a Rn full sl0 os m5 do €9 Exle RR, old stock wo do bil 0 — doxew,full Gt 10 Morris Ca 2 do 290 61 $5000 U 8 6's of 1868 ile, ‘Bs! ‘00 do 18 04 the day as one to be written downin his memory, with indelible charact He enlarged on the advantages of civilization; hoped for the time when the Red Man should receive instruction in: of persecution from the Pale Face, and for nearly hour he rivetted the attention of a deeply feeling and much interested a dience, with the native eloquence and poetry of his ‘When he sat down, the meeting wi L- 8 fow brief and 1d his owm and the feelings ubject of civilizing the Indians, ‘The meeting was likewise informed, that the memorial in aid of Indian cause was now prepared and banded around for signature. 'e earnestly d this noble caure, so well worthy the sup- port of any Christian in tkis Union, to the attention of the public in general, At the close of the exercises, Mr. Copway was in- troduced to the blind pup'ls, and a eordialexpression of interest in his cause wat manifested by all present, as well ladies as gentlemen. There were present many reons connected with other benevolent institutions in the city. Mr. Copway proceeded to Wilmington, Del., on ‘Wednesday morning, to attend a convention of his Me- thodist brethren, and will again return to New York in the course of the next week, when his memorial will be aid before the public. ARKivaL or Tum Grear Wrorexn.—The royal mail steamer Great Western, Capt. Wolfe, arrived in the bay on Thursday, with thirty-seven passen- gers, of whom thirteen are for Mobile, and seven mail bags and parcels. The Great Western was in quarantine during the whole time she was at Havana, with the ex- ception of about twelve hours. | ‘The delay in the arrival of this ship, which was due on the 4th, was caused ie alteration ot routes by the recent loss of the Forth. The Med- way, trom Southampton, had to devrate from her eourse, and carry mails trom Bermuda to St. ‘Thomas, and thence to Nassau and Havana, which detained her five days beyond her usual time. The Great Western waited at Havana for the Med- way’s mails and passengers for the Gulf, and the latter returned to Jamaica. The time ot the Med- way’s starting trom Southampton was the 2d of oe and she reached Havana the 4th of arch, The only news reported by the steamer from Havana is, that the quarantine is expected to be abolished on the 15th proximo, on all vessels trom the United States having clean bills of healch, and po sickness on board at the tune of their ar- rival. ‘The following is a list of the passengers of the Great Western for Mobile, as also a list of the Mails brought, for which we are indebted to the civility of the purser of the ship:— Passencens.--Capt W. B. Liot and servant, Mesers. james H. Macaulay, Campbell, W. H. Rutzer, Bat- tolph, Richard Weiss, J. B. Radoliffe, E Sargent, F B. Smith, Pepin, Hewry, Lancon, R. Meneyer. Mars.--From Jamaica, 1 bag; from Belize, 1 bag; from Bermuda, (sent by mistake to Belize.) 1 bag; feom London, 1 bag; from St. Thomas, 1 parcel; from Hava- na. 1 bag;, from Vera Cruz, 1 bag. ‘We are aiso under obligations to the officers for Havana papers of the latest dates, in which, how- ever, We discover no news. We regret thata collision took place between the Cora, which brought up the poecagets and mails, and the steamboat Union.— Mobile Register, March 10. Arremrt ro Murper.—One of the boldest at- tempts at robbery ever committed within the li- mits of our tel occurred on the night of the 6th inst., in Upper {anover township. The dwel- ling house ot Mr. Christian Hiestand was entered about midnignt by two men, who were first dis- covered by the two sisters of Mr. Hiestand, in their bed chamber. The females leaped fromtheir bed and endeavored to escape trom the room, when they were both knocked down by the rob- bers, but at length succeeded in getung out of the house, by the window. They were pursued by one ot the ruffians, and one of them again knocked down with a club, when the scoundrel left her lying, and returned to his comrade 1n the house. the other sister succeeded 1n reaching a ney, boring house, where she gave the alarm. In the meanume, Mr. Hiestand awoke, and on comin; from his chamber encountered the robbers, one of whom assailed him with a hickory broom, and the other with a shovel. Mr. Hiestand was, after fa severe struggle, overpowered, bat the resistance with which the burglars met, and the escape of one of the family, frustrated their main design, and when one of the neighbors arrived at the scene with his dog and gun, the scamps had fled without their booty, tor in their hurried search, the money which was in the house escaped them, Mr. Hiestand was found very severely bruised about the heed and face, from the blows he had received, and it was at first feared that he would not survive his injuries. The pursuit of the vil- lains was prompt and successful, They were ar- rested, sod are now lodged in jail, awaiting their trial. They are Germans, and their names are Dauermuiller and Geiger.—Philadelphia Pennsylva- man, March 15. Emieration.—It 1s said by the Bermuda Herald, that emigration to a considerable extent 1s at pre- sent going on from the British Provinces to the United States, even amen the agricultaral por- tion of the community. The Herald tries to per- suade her ead good people not to do # suring them that there are already in the U States more mouths to feed than can be sati that we view every new comer with jealousy, &c. Crouera in St. Lovis,—The St. Louis Organ of the 7th inst. —** This trightful disease has again appeared in the city, three persons having died of it during the past week. In addition to MSRCIAL APPA MONEY BARKET. Saturday, March 17-6 P. M. The stock market was a little more buoyant to-day, and the fancies improved a fraction. he sales were jarge,and the porohases mostly on time, buyers’ option. At the first board, Obio 6's advanced +; per crn’, Pennsylvania 5's };, Farmers’ Loan {,Harlem \, Leng Inland 3, Reading Railroad 3, New Haven 34; Erie Railroad declined 3. At the second board, Farmers fell off {, Canten Company }j, and Erie Railroad 1. The decline in Erie Railroad stock can hardly be accounted for. Itis the general impression that the report just issued is very favorable, and calculated to improve the market ‘and setual value of the stook: but the sales to-day show A decline greater than in any other stock im the Ust, The nictket, om the whole, was better to-day, and the bulls have overssted the downward movement in prices, Whether they wis! be sbie to carry them up, is doubtful; but the decline of the past week has changed the character of holders, auc si margin for am expansion. a wider The ainount of coal transported on the Philadelp."'* and Reading Railroad, for the week ending the 15th instant, was 19,239 tom: the season, 121,980 tons. The water was let into the Schuylkill canal to-day throughout the li business will commence on Monday next; and as there are numerous boats laden at Potteville, ready to start, it will from the first be vigorous and profitable. The -Navigation Company have disposed of all their boats and as the means of transportation on the canal are now entirely in private hands, personal competition will insure the greatest activity in bringing coal to market. The works are, througbout, in fine order, and the quantity of coal out of the min to be cont forward, is quite large. It is estimated tha, at lesst 600,000 tons of coal will be transported on this canal this year. previously, 102,691; total for and d ready Stock Exchange. 1900 i 1000 1867 ml” 8) do be Gt 200 Coup, 1862 109 50 Harlem RR 60 00 dotr, INGELW 106% 150 do 8 1800 U8 5's of 1853 9 bao 61 * 3508 Treas Notes 109% 100 6u 2500 New York 6's of 1851 94° 100 60 60 60) ObioG eof 18601033612 Bret fan. 99 farce Be Gomes 0 1000 do BW 16 do bx 118 1000 Erie 7's, bonds m 5 do b39 118" sheManbattanCo 434 300 Longlsiand RR 60 26 900 Farmers’ Loan 358 400 do al2 mee 25 1 = do plo 35) 100 do 190. 251 10 do blo 357% 100 do 35 io 40 wo d6* ode 13) 28 lo lo ) 92 Canton Co $2,, WM Resding RR M40 3 0 0 3 175 do baw 4% 60 do Hid 100 do b1O 40 wo do Bt 40 ALN Yous & W Haren do Big 6 lo 10 59} 12 In & Ind’polis, div off 100 ne i me 130 1034 Second Board. Erie RR now full 507% cr 95 5 104g 25°” do 100 Ind State 5's 63! 100 Far Li 85! WabeNY&NBaven RRA 1000 do Bo $58 20 Harlem do preferred 9% 50 de 039 3582 1B preg tt do 610 3334 100 do 35% . c( ow pany 39%, 35 Brie do, new full 60%. 100 Nagar maa wo lo 9% 2% do 003g 50 Mar! i ae Ka 8 BE 2 © do eo" 250 4 ‘Soe iT ADVERTISEWENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. FOUND. OUND—A BUNCH OF LARGE KEYS. THE OWNER can have them, on application to W. ¥. LADD, 23 Wall street? fair per centage will be paid. Noi neod apply. Inquire at 23 Broadway, WANTS. ‘ANTED—SALESMEN, TO TRAVBL IN THE COUNTRY to effect sales cf an article in universal use, for which ny \orvughly capable men FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.—A SINGLE GENTLE. man wishes a genteelly furnished partor and communicating bed room, with olosets attached—in a private family where no boarders are kept—with breakfast and tea served in his own room. Adéresa, with terme and partionlare, JU. Y. *PER PART OF 4 HOUSE—WANTED BY A GENTLE. man and his wife, the upper part of a house, consisting of bedroom, kitchen and garret room, at a moderate rent referer.ce'will be given; address A, at tho office of this Ww ANTED—A WET NURSE—A HEALTAY WOMAN wita a fresh breast of mi!k—she should bring her child. Apply jo. 797 Brosdway, on Monday and Tootday mornings, bore 11 o'eloe! 0 HOTEL KEBPERS—WANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED 'p, & situstion as housckeeper; has for the Inat ten years persc. filled sisaiJar situations in firet elass houscs in this city. ‘The best roloreneee given as to F, Heonid ability and charactor, Addves to P.H. ‘Mice, with en meeenti0n. pot worth half what it is pied by the present owner, who is anxious to Provomenta on said property. Address W. K., th: ‘OR $8,000 WANTED FOR FIVE YEA' F000 crrusecsamtered rea estate, at 7 per cont iy” fg Boar tho city of New York; cost $18,000, when property was ling tor at present. It 10" Bi Sa mute ates te BxyE—Chailes Stanley, hanes Bote Mr. Sends: shoves, Mr. Geuidgou: Wallelaby Mr, SeCovarohy, eu Moc ‘Weanyoe; Red Hana, Mr. whieh, ‘\ANFRAU'S NATION ALTHEATRE, penit, March 19, will KS FIest—Capt. CI LATE CHATHAM— exited WHO SPA li King J Mr. Tilton; Jock Bowieon, Mr. fits ‘Fanny Gordon. Bouse 25 contar Pit ig k—curtain will rise at 736. ROADWAY, NEAR PRINCE bat one Moning crecing, Marek 13, Bresnray CIRCUS, strest—Last week trick by MewrnsT Neville and, € rider, if “afreruoon, pertermance, on series of representations, aruiste Monday, Maroh 19, will 'ELISTAN D, MOR a v ECHANICS' BALI 472 & JWAY, BETWEEN Grand and ‘Sees i ee established band in the and can substantiate the same, of boing the tore of the present three nage and favor, unprecedented in the Amusemontsin thi great wetropolia nd paattane © be probation, an respectable neoof their superior merit and at- he inal Melodies, Burlesque Operatic Chorus. spanner frequently at- not with the same re- enors, 8 most convinci tractivences, They wi riety of new and o nea, Bonga, Characteristic Davoes, &o., tempted by “ numerous imitators,” bu sults” that have crowned the efforte of this original” and “ini- mitable” company, who challenge competiti et ment of Ethiopian representations. ‘Thi ormera, under the direotion and mani the whole comprising dren under \0, half price. Doors open at7—Concert will oommenee at 8 o'elook. -An afternoon Concert on Saturday, com mer cing at SP M. RS. FRANCES KEMGLE BUTLER WILL READ, ON Monday Morning, March 19h, at 12 o'clock, at the Scayve- sant Institute, tho play of “As You Like Lt.” ‘Nokets to be had oi Mr, Polmann, Janitor of the Institute; at the Irving Houso; the Astor House, and at Mr, Francis’, and Mr, Crowen's Book Stores, Price $i. HE GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL, IN AID OF THE HE- brew Benevolent Society, will positively take place at th Broadway Tabernacle, on Tuesday evening, March 20, on which ominent artiste will a rghé orde, Monsieur Laborde, Signor Taffenelli, Sienor Novelli, Signor Sanquirioo, the solo virtuoses, Miss Adele Hohustock and Mr Cl nd Orchestra of the Italian under the direction of Max Maretzek, Esq., who has composed several pieces expressly te va ‘occarion. ocoasion the fo!lowi: stoek, accompanied by Overture—“ Midsummer Nishv’s Drown”. of all classes several hundred Chinese paintin Va Dame Blanche,” by Mons. Laborde ~ Boi 8. Grand Duet, for piano and violin, from themas of ot Diavalo,” by Miss A. and Mi al dream Hobostock, , Willmers, snort Corelli and Novelli... Doniaeiti. T 8 Grand Fantaisi reheatra, on themes of “ Luoresia Borgia’ 9, Scena {rom Norma’ by Bigtord ‘Taffsuelli and y Signore Horghes, an JOBMALOCK. 5. so ose [Thir ploce is the most difftoult ever writte I the affects the violin is oapable of.) Polka, first time ...... Kei ‘One Dollar each: “ie be’ had at the sterca, at the docr, on the evening of the concert, and of Adolphus Be Sooretary, 53 Nonean Bt: at 7—eoncert to commence at # o'olook precisely. — SOR SALE. © WOOLLEN MERCHANTS AND WHOLESALE jers.—A Button Manufacturer leaving the business, Will dispore ofhis outize stock considerably under firstoont, Ap- ‘William stroet, up staire. TATEN ISLAND PROPERTY FOR $A).E—THREE RE- sidences, replete for families connected with the business of the city: aleo several sites for residences, of location. Apply to it JOR SALE—OK TO LET, ON MODBRaTE TERMS—A firat olass threo story attic House, fashionable front, ov Madison avenue, between Madison equare. The has the Croton, hot and cold, parl deep, wi Sth and Bist streots, near house is replete with every convenience, sroughout; gas fixtures, te. ‘Tho n ornamental trust rue wound story. Ths house is not ip by any of ite size north joining lot, together with one in the ew a of Fourteenth »trect, Tear, can be bad with the h qa ‘WM. C. CONNER, 25 Apn street, corner t the adjoining house, ‘The premires oan be seen by'calling a 20th, before the lodge. By order of SPECIAL NOTICES, OTICE—TBE MEMBERS OF JEFFERSON LODGE, Ni 46, 1. 0, O. F., are requested to te punctual in their nex mecting, on Tuesday Evening, there will be, business of great, importance brought « WO. 8. Banrizs, Secretary. sit fa alee ont a = oilers $70, For froight or E. DECKER, Sec’y, INTH WARD—THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN electors of tho Ninth ward are requested to meet at T. H, Allsiro's No, 90 Perry street, to morrow (Monday dorenlng, at736 O'clock, to select delegates t6 the County Nomluating jonven: omivating Committee, By order of the PRIER VAN ANTWERP, Chairman. Committee, WILLIAM ENGS, THOMAS MEANS, RAILROAD COMPANY.—LOAN.—NO- ven that $623,000 of the Loan on the Bonds yy, offered by proposals ismed under date of 18th instant, tas beon taken up To rfiord all Stockholders an ity to reoure their ‘dive Fight to Bonds convertible tato Beoak which they obtateed under she original subseription, it is considered proper by tbe Board that the time for receiving subscriptions for auoh onde from those stockholders who have not iy subsoribed oF taken them, shall be extended, to 30 deye from the publiontien, of notiog, vi., to the Slat day of March, 1349, Aftor tha right will ocase and bo lost to the original subsoribers tt Atsiznd, Up to that date inclusive, Paroons now holding Stoox of a thei the Company m ihe for Bonda to the amount of their Btock on paying down 6 per cent. when receipts will be ” ‘them rig t I pre-emptive right, and on the same seow terms in all respects that wero given to takers of Bonde on the ‘Beh of Febs ‘The smallest: 1s esued being $5, Stook. holders of a less amount will be allowed to acquire other Stock transfer, to make up enough for a Bon - ‘Bouds seven por contintarest, and ee cent, both eonveytivle from their date into of the Company, id for thom, according to the amount Agents baat for Bonds for Stockholders, in bey od 4 pre dll ys alg h agents yposels of the instant, w Accumingion of one per cent. J. M. HOPKINS Troasurer. N. B—The above notice supersedes thejadvertinoment issued % waa pabiiood wich vome sppogmapaical rena’ and was ‘Now York, Maroh let, 189. @ARD.—MRS. BEMAN WILL REMOVE HER SHIRT Btore, on the first of May, from 129 Nassan street, to Broad ‘way, No. 1 Astor House, corner of Vesey. But she particuler!; Mint dod that ans ies aj] her old js and otstomers to understand that ‘Fill not rasse prices, but will continue to supply them ou the eretotore. r Jo terme ap bi SHIPPING. ee ee EEE: BE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN RK, M. STEAM- rip sehoen Beston and Liverpool ané betweon New nd Liverpool, calling @t Halifax to land and receive mails and passengers: pt. C.H.Judhing, Bibernia.Capt. W. J. C. Lang, $i: Slawnon, Canidae’: «© W. Harvison, BG.Loty” = Cambria. J. Leite. W. Douglas, "These vessels carry n clear white light at mast head, green on sy Gap Pizom Beaton, Wednesday ZIet March ‘America, iat Canada,” “ON, York, do 4th April. Niagara, « do bth «WY do (94 May. Cambria, « Bos 9th * orien ‘on board. Freight will bo charged on pecie, beyond As amount for personal expenses. Alll letters ant 't pase through the it office, from Hew Sonn or Bont fo Livsepoots tent cabin, $13) vecond cabin, passage omp'y to ‘CUNARD, Jr. 38 Broadway. F°%. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.—TOE U. 8. MAIL Bteamer WASBINGTON, Capt. G. W. Floyd, will leave ga35 SN. BR, for Southampton and Bremen, on M9 ‘on boat teh 149,002 P.M. An surgeon, Ovean For freight ‘apply at the rfice of the Ovcan Stoum Tigalous Company. Ro. 6b Brosdway. Ps ACKETS FOR BAVRE—SECONO LINR—THE SalP ‘Oneida, Joba. Willard master, will. sail a OOF OTD R HINGE RN, Agata as arate these, we are informed of seven deaths from the same cause, in the vicinity of Sixteenth and Wash- ington avenue, as well as much sickness existing, exhibiting cholera symptoms.” Portabl Dressing Cases, Banufactured becribera, will on, oan BYscirabie tors gontiomna's voller In Ube vmalieg — Tee peceen ns cutnetes wit oteien, pean tig sand we THe. 147 Brosdwny, corner of Livery ot, nnd 357 Breed, Foe SALB-—TBE FAST SAILING CLIPPER BUILT hooner Charies P. Brown. bailt in New York in 1H44, of TEAMER ANTELOPE, CAPTAIN 8. VAN WICKLE, WILL Tesume her perular trips: bbe mag March a oe New York New Branswick, leaving New York a: bene P.M, and New Brunswick at 6% A. M., landing osch way a Ror ‘Woodbridge, Totten's Landing, Perth Amboy, Freach’s banding, and Martin's Dock. 0 SHIP BUILDERS—A LARGE QUANTITY OF SHIP T Knees, ¢f all sines, from 6 to 12 inches, for im lots to hee wharf, foot ot 15th’ etreet, Sotto DANI. 8. DARLING, 18th ot, corner 10th avenue. DASCING, BR'S EXAIBITION BALL—Mr. P, WISHES TO . 4 he will be ready to bring ferward his Bxnibition ion Wednesday evening, March 28th, in the large and commo- ug room at Tammany tiel!, om which eccas\on will be bronght furward between 20 and 90d: ety of new dances Mr P. has ever introduced at one time, Particulars will be givenin future advertionments and bills, OR SALE OR TO LET, HOUSE AND LOT 22 SUS3EX street, Jersey City. For partiou lars. inquire a the Com- mercial Hotel, 73 Vourtlandt street, New York, FFICES TO LRT—SUITABLE FOR INSURANCE panies, brokersand lawyers. Apply to “ ‘ORIBF, 29 Wall street. ([ LET VHB DWELLING HOUSE 454 BROOME STARET, comer of Mercer, Apply tn JAMES M. CLASSEN, I Murray street. N BIEGANT ROOM IN BROADWAY, CORNER OF Grand ptreet—excellently arranged for bails, concerts, gublio meetings, oF any Durpove requirin ‘and convenieace. Ap~ PE Broadway douse, ROADWAY PROPERTY TO LEASE—TUB SPACIOUS building now being erected on Broadway, between and Bonston streets, ard adjoining the Rao! t Club on one sido, ve afront ou Broadway of 31 by atest, havinga depth of high, exclusive of the basen tutetantially built, well lighted, t that may offer, Will be fivished by tho ist of May next ‘Tho w t, the Church om the sonth side of 6th etren ed by an agent of thi TI and the route healthy equipments, ke, $226, errr ‘U8IC!—THE PIANO WILL BE TAUGHT BY A YO! Lady, who hase thorougn kaowledge of Music, snd who moat unexceptionable referenogs. Terms, for pce, gd quarter—thore more advanced $12 Apply to 5. jerald office, MISCELLANEOUS. TARY.—THE PROPRIETORS OF Hotels, ‘and some of the most emi vo awarded Me. E. Lyon, 420 Brond way of the exoellence of his prepara and Mice, and all hinds of am their virtues we also can testify.—N. N OVERCOAT LEFT AT PARKER'S COFFEE HOUSE, 20 Bey atreet; the owner can have the same by proving pro perty and paying for thi Couns anvensners, INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS.) RA ~ ROADWAY ZanATOA=2. A wonewe Fron ~ Ww. March 16, " vf ‘snen ‘Collins 0+ — ‘aASHINGTON, Marc! Be. Esn'k 0 un Prederickey Gea. Count Dillons Me Brees age How We Get On— Another Good Anecdote of Old Fret me. cling « Dillon. Mrs. Isherwood. After wh: Zack—Dame Webster—Mr. Polk— Baris Sond ans Mean Ree | Conemor “aan Cele by BE RI PeSt_Terenee O'Grady Me; Coling Micha, Col. Webb--Members of Congress, OOx- nerd = isalv aad Pargustte, 60. Fually Gisela, ase, | A kind heart and astern judgment will surmount + 1996 conte. Doors open at 7; commence at); . the greatest difficulties. General Taylor appears bey tar _udwauts | ste: ENON. | €0 be possessed of both these qualities 10 an emie face cule WE 40 SPEAKS FIRST Cap Chari Mi. Jordan; | nent degree. In illustration of the former, we are whlch. Duueey AND SON Me Dombe) » Lynne; Mr. | furnished by a friend with an incident which oc- } = Rnd Bunsby, Mr. Broug A venerable white-headed man, 105 years old, Bob, Rae; 7, Mr. Christian; Edith, 5 Reh Frorence Bombey, Mina Hill: Mrs, Savion, Mee Vernon having tottered up to the white house, early in the rquette Sie, ; opon at 7; curtain rises at 134. ; morning, had the good fortune to meet the soldier ITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATKE—wONDAY aven. | President almest at the threshold. The cente- BhOURAES. FIRST Cepeain Once” ee wna geen narian introduced himself; told Gen. Taylor that Militant, Miss Roberta; Smart Mise Nickinson. Atter whist, | he was feeble, and that his blood was almostdried SARATOGA ScRINGS—Timothy Tapewoll. Mr. Mitchell: Moe, up im his veina, for the snows of one hundred ee Ee eee ont, eae Saabhe ie es uKe— | and five winters and the effects of hard ser- bsrormy Swash, Mr, Michell; Farah Sorabbe, Miss Mary Gannon, “o conclude with CAMARSI ZAMAN AND BADOUKA—Bung, | Vice in the wars of our country had left him Mr. Nichia gov; CamaryIzaraan, Miss Clarke; Jin Sling, Mr. Ar- | but a short remnant to the evening of his long aad ae fy ep en Pe Tae ate ee eventful life. General Taylor, moved by the patri~ ‘open at 7; commence at 136. archal years, and voice, and simplietty of the. old AbBKICSN MUSKUM—MOREATTRAOTIONS, | M22, shook’ him warmly by the hai nd said, \AN +4, OVOEY Aftormoon at 3, and ovary ove: Well, grandfather, I am glad to see you. Have hai eee ee | roo been to breakfast?” The old man replied tenco—a thathe had not. “ Well, then ri i e| you must come SEP NOR OP. am Gir P STM | ime ws toorpeseae” Tate cal Yee mvned Ti uambert, may be soon a ours, Ww cloug, lesired only to see Neate whe con. The colabrated Lae Fasity, the | you, to pay you my respects; and I anal geta aur Mbriste sind Rasvocc Jvexlert, have alan be Mor . | breakfast at the markethouse, for I ama tranger 9 ned. GHOAt wenn eeeay among thi ié a, on a ; |g “ard, | ng uiese peopié, anu an man must be PRM RCo a ey a Pe | Stushied to do. the best he can.” “Well, them ra0K Outang. Madame Rockwall, the fortune taller, Adunisalon you must come and breakfast with me. ‘ Nos conte ohildren under 10 years, 125¢ conta, your Ume 18 too valuable, and I will not trespass FP ABERYACLE SME. DRMPSTER, COMPO pon a ee pe ma rning, ener He Fie pir Boy,” Be, bas the honor ti his int sonar Pavlon’ st 4 Antonini ind ebsigecrte it macet we Re'Heniae | General Taylor, extenanis Me hand und shoping ? an three uc. an Wednesday evenin hi * The Indian's Com, y t- | you will go, God bless you; and see that »“" have Jow my path?” “Whou tho night wind bewaileth.” « ah s Ng haa REL DAE: S ~ M devon a J." “Lonely Aut ae Home ta the Teast: | a good cup of coflee for breaktust, and come ip n of ing at 736 Mi most ‘wonderful oariostty in ena i nt of the Irish uni gras ; urren,” * Blind and dine with me before you leave the city.” Rog, omens ee lone, ail alor ena And, leaning upon his staff, the old man, older ta ¢ thrre parte Tickets 80 cents, Doors mail, to commence at | than this republic of twenty millions of people, by 8 o'clock. thirty years, went, with a grateful heart, along his TUYVESANT INSTITUTE.—MR. HILL'S ENTERTAIN. | V8Y: ‘ mente—Third Week—Mr. G Hitill comedian, kuowaty |. Daniel Webster, it would seem, 1s the p:rticular the familiar cognomen of Yankee Hil, ‘will rive thteo Leorures friend of Old Zack in the We have ‘¢ aus a es Ha tela ¥,Weanes | watched his course for some weeks past, and par- day, and Friday Evenings, March 19tb, 2int, and 2d. Tickets ; ‘ ° BORE past, ANd pay cents each no half. price, For further particulars, cyty ticularly during thie exira session, the result of mmes, Tickets may be obtained at the Astor House, Irving | which clearly indicates that the expounder of the Boge Ren roe Ret. Sat He gare of the Institute. | constitution is m the express confidence of Old — —— Rough and Ready; and the appointment of M ADAME LABORDE RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THR | Fletcher Webster as District Attorney for Magsa- bs ibe 0 01 4 ius aoe ee. Season Just concluded at Astor | chugetts, and the alleged appointment of Mr. ir0 ‘08 ber benofit could not take place during the period ‘alloted Leroy, a relative ot Mr. Webster, as Surveyor of “ for that season, Madame Laborde hasnow tho pleasure of in- | the Port of New York, would just as clearly go to forming the public, that through the Kinduese of Mr. Mux Mt % p J y go | tel her bereht will take place at, the Astor vince Opera House, | Show that Old Zack approves of the kindly dis- on Wedneeday evening next tho 2lst instant. ‘Tho box sheot is | position ef the great champion of the chowder now 01 iculars horeafter, boilers. DM OXSEvR ADaeS, TBE REAL ANDINCOMPARABLE | We have good authority to say that Mr. Colla- French Magician, ontinue his extraordinary Sois mer, Postmaster General, will 1n good faith follow 2 every evening this week ‘st hall-past seven o'clock, at the Minerva | the rule of “honesty, capacity, and fidelity,” im Roving, No, 406 Broadway, he will give @ d Magical |): 4 ety, Cap Ys Ys gn Baartian Entertainment. Admitsion, 0 conte; chidven, | His expulsions and appointments, [tis to be hoped cents he will hold to it; for he has the power and the BE GREAT CBINESE MUSEUM, 539 BROADWAY, BE. | (€™Ptations to a most suicidal policy of decapita- tween Spring and Prince streets, and the only ono in this | t'on of his 15,000 deputies, it he but chooses to countay, consists of a great number of life size Aguros of Chinero, | exercise it. j Mpartments in “ Oftin the stilly night, ; stores mid vestols, modols of pagodas, tomples and . faldges, specimens of Chingse manufactures, their agtieultaral __ When slumber’s chains have bound me, and mechanical implementa instruments of music, lanterns, &c, Fond memory brings the light ke. Open fhom nine A.M. till ten PM. daily; Admittanos, 28 Of foreign courts around me; ren under tw lf price, ‘The royalrcenes, with kings and queens, om asia = BAMMOTH | Ran And titled literati, NOWNBEND AND ORR'S MAMMOTH PANORAMAS OF the Hudson River and the oity of new York, now on exhibi- ‘The courtiers, and the Ge: bekweens, tion at the New Large Hall, fitied up expresaly-for thess Paint And such like dignitati.”” ings, a,to. 800 Biondway, corner of Walker street. Doors epom 1 i wt7 Panorsma will conaoneo moving at oolock, ‘Tioketa’ 50 | BUt alas, for Col. Webb! Again has he gone coniicnildren bal price, ‘Tieketa admitting gentleman an two home ina brown study. Again has he been the ladies. $1, There willbe an Afternoon Exhibition every Satur- | disappointed ex-officio director general of the "noon at Bo'clock, for the accommodation of Families, | a those who eahact make it convanient to attend | eat whig party. Failing of Berlin, failing of tb feuliog of Censtalrie dels it 18 now sup- a spe Est = posed he has gone eff to Gotham to pack up for ASILE GARDEN THE ABOVE WELL-ENOWN 80M | Eiiioria. We protest--we demand for we be- usning season, For turther particuiars, and terms, a lieve that there 18 something good in store for the ply cou the promises, or by eas ps ot pie) dicnsted £0 op ene he wall only wait his turn of the wheel. mF rT) gas po “There is ood time comin, CAMAMOMN DA, le-worwaite tale longer?) OR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA—?BE BRiTIsaq | The Taylor editorial corps, the original Taylor toamship UNICOKN, 6:0 tous burthen, will sailfrom Jersey | men, the etumpers, and the great gang of out- City on or ate uacaoe Is cabin, In forecabin. In steerage, | Siders, are insulted at the prospect of the members $200 $150 — and ex-members of Congress monopolizing all the a 4 po good places; and, to tell the truth, it does appear ‘nooom| this vossol For passage, | that they are crowding out all other competitors, sappy to = CUNA , Jz, 88 Beeadway. | without regard to fair play, or any thing like a fair Unioorn has double engines had, new boliers in Glamow | division. weet AD ite waxy oomiortabie and wellventiated = “"* | ~The Mexican commission of Messrs. George eae Evane, R. T. Paine, and Caleb B. Smith, does not OR CALIFORNIA, VIA CHAGRES—THE UNITED | gatisty the Texans. Many wish a man from FALCON will leave New Yor oa ia Bavans, ou Thiteeda 19th April, with tb bs Fated | Texas on_ the board, to take .care of the interests Chagres, the : ¢ Beater Mails for tho Pacite. The Falcon will arrive at Chagrosin | of that State, in conflict with the demands of ample time to deliver the mails and passongors for the Pacific r N rlepuer Origen, Mexico, and Mexican claims. Their objection: a ‘to Chagres in state room giso | Valid, and it 18 probable there will be a change in De da lower atu 115 | the board as desired—at least it would be but just D do. lower fvrward cabin, 100 | to muke it ¥ do. etoorene oe " v1 ry FS Freight on specie to Chagreas oi per « Fox ficisht'cr pas. | ‘The office-seekers are thinning out. It is a good sage, apply to M. 0, ROBERTS, 118 Weavatroot, | sign. Verily do we believe there 1s “a good time OR SAN 0, CALIFORNIA. DIRECT, VIA THM coming! Fare Ww. te ‘now and eubstaatial steamship HU- RON Cape Ai ‘of 210 tons burthen, 3 years old, builtin Wasuineton, March 15, 1849. this city, of the best material, copper fustesed, and newly oopperod, Appointments, §c. beileroendirely new, and {and uedenyolng thorowgh ropaie fr soa, deus ? rs 2 service, and w: tively sail on or about t) 0 i ey Jones ee Pyitegery eatin wil adsl fn co a r. m. Carey Jon as been nominated for more profitably epportunity eannot be offered to thom | Secretary to the Commission for the adjustment Caltocnin, She will be dispoved of by 1H | of the Mexican claims. Mr. Jones. 1s the son-i totitied to his phases to Ban Fran: 's00y and hie equal wndveidod Je 0 Ban Fran. and his equal an i rie a che eve Mloublog aad law of Mr. Benton, and the speculations on his Sana “besh suane of sons will Po weade teaarhettl ap | $PPoUntment are numerous. of stook will |be made A Plicstion should Re made eoon, as slready over one half ef the Mr. McGaughey, of Indiana, has been to-day stook ia TEKIN! See ee ee areca Phy @ AUSTIN & WATEING, | nominated Goveruor of Minesota. A very bad ‘OR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIVORNIA.—THE SPLENDID | ROMIMation, and one which can scarcely be con- first class New Youk built ship ANGELIQUB, Capt, Wind. | firmed. Mr. MeGaughey was one of the twenty- gor, rill have immodiate, dispatch aa above, hie shi aoe 4 eight members of can bbe Representatives, t stateroom accommodations, on an entirely new plan, beth | who yoted to withhold supplies from the army ve bi a i I bet Ly . Site fa Sh ett ge Watortcectiaten: | when engaged in the war with Mexico. He is a port lights, &o, ya in the warm latitudes. Thero | man universally unpopular, in his own [State and fe also'm separate cabin for ladies. Tie well known sailing quali- | out of it. ties of this ahip will sssure passongersof a safe and speedy vovage. f i ; Wor yaonane O Apply’ on board, at Pier Beet Ringe, | _ The Senate will, in all probability, adjourn on near the foot of Wall street, or to Monday next. The decision of the cage of General EB. nICHARDEON & CO. Shields, had to-day, leaves nothing to be trans YOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALLFORNIA, ry acted but some trifling executive business. N ill leave New an de Niowr oh 14 Wpasenngers bre conveyed up the river, aud actor the Take, to Wasuinaron, March 14, 1849. Grenade, by etecmabens, Rost themes tee goed roed to Meatian, en \Progress of the Admmstration, §c.-——Case of ed tywu agent of thielin. ipa General Shields, and Other Matters. nd San Juan are safe and easy of'access, | Nominations come into the Senate slowly, and 47 ‘Pasi ge through to San Francisco, inclading provisions, camp | they are even more slowly acted upon. One rea- the harbors of Roa! ‘For pasenge or infertoation. apply to son is, that the Senate are pre-occupied with the G : Mts Works iA, 10 Front a, orto | case of General Shields ; another reason is, that the Senate are disposed to act with as much deli- ing. first clacs sshooner PENS L&E, Captain Samuel Moore, Vd 7 will mitinaly ail for Sane Frenolsce, on the 25th March, toucs, | BeFation as Old Zack. . foai Bio de Janelro a herria oe fe, Fusmoments oan yet The nomination of Sloanaker, of Philadelphia, 4 easel isto be omployed in trading on tho o rieant Rhee her'arrival as Gan, Froncison, ced will bo. xeanned by the | for Naval Officer, shows that the administration 14 i ownivg Ber. Two or three shares wilt bo aold, givi i i i rpurehaseran eqs! Internat tn the vessel, and of all thr protts | dispoged to requite the services of the natives. On resulting from the expedition. For ful nen or for | the other hand, while of all the nominations made freight apply on board, at Pior No. North nto 4 relght or Paar g ETTMMANN. 21 South William street or ot marshals, land officers, governors, Mexican 4 wi ceinavetes Weuaesel aateenabinen commissioners, &c., there ate no democrata, but OR CALIFORNIA—A PASSAGE TICKET FOR SALE | While sundry democrats have, had to walk the the ea'con of thosplondit ship Samovet, to eniI 20th, will | plank of rotation in the“ departments and tho holder cannot go. Inquire at tho bar, at73 | elsewhere—there is yet a reservation of caution Rohineon street, for A. Clined. on the part of the cabinet,which indicatesthat they AY WATER—10 HBDS. OF VERY SUPERIOR, MADR a. arlene, Hen « Gos: may be found on sale Just recalved by y y foie oly ‘of we ‘ATWATRR, Mi YPRANTS—THE MOST SUBSTANTIAL A Nd: tonoments, Toning, nor break them d without digging ts, should contract wi Bydrant. Most of the Plumbers have thom, 'D METALLURGY.—MB. BL. joma and convenient private La- mete. Gontiemen of the above note left at Union Hotel, ta, Will receiv: immediate Piper are oaally bf rohi- Pieter forthe Bartholomew C USMICAL ANALYSIS AN) fe) iting out f desirous of sequiri aciences are request “na WOH—A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF BNGLISH Cia mois for saleby ABRAHAM BELL & SON. 117 Fulton ot. QTATEN ISLAND FERRY.—URA i took. NEW YORK ATS, Taave ;Vanderbilt’s Landing at 6 MEDICAL. OVER OF DRWITT 0, without ‘painn from 20 to 60 years stan also, old fever and mercurial sores, and hard eweill- ‘character; it hae not been known to fail giving immo- odie affecticns, diarth 800,000 & murmur; rheumatic tigre reljet fp all ia, Irvings, Cestars, Janeways, Morrises. Inde, Ea easton, Sehermerhorus. Bradnurts, ousands of otber astounding roference, can be seen pot, 200 Pearl erect; Tatterenl', Brondwar. chs Harlem cerien, and eaddlcrs generally, 60 oente, $4 ® dozen, 1 erors, at $35 R, HOMER BOSTWIC' the Genito Urinss work cn the nature an ‘dexamine our stook of rurveying Instraments, both new and " fecond-hand, for sale at reduced, pric Rdg'e RUPP eas | the whigs; to 8 :TURER ON DISEASES OF #.— Author ofa Complote Practical ent of Venereal Diseases, Stricture, Quarto, 77 aplendid placer ecioal and Surgionl Journal to be equal to Ricord’s oF Actoa’s ="It may be aaid, fonrlosely, find " Sa ot ine tek on Seminal Biaiseiopn, Impotenc; Edition, 14 pistes. Price re Stringer & Townsend, 222 Brondway, and by EXTRAORDINARY WORK—10 TBR MARRIND be! ~The Married Was (OR SAN FRANCISCO AND SUTTER'S FORT—THE | are not disposed to be too hasty in setting aside vipper ig ORBIT, Gunning master, will | the card of the campaign. Yet itis tolly to sup- faker to the ot Jute $100—and a small ninont oF feel | pose that a whig administration can pursue an: Apply ‘on board, foot of Maidon Janc J 4. VAN BRUNT, | other eystem than that of rewarding its friends ani co 19 Old ejecting its enemies. OR 8aN FRANCI ry Fort. | ° Bach cabinet officer has the control of his own Petiatealnglipet, Yelt roooner at WORM | appointmente—ench has his clive of personal ite oa re ew aah te ff 1 toGULICK | friends to be taken care of, and room must be w treet, KRIDER & 4 % Bue ee antatns onboard Pice BN n sei ‘a made tor them. Leaiy ve of Con; ene ye c out of Congress have also their several lists o! AMES SUYDAM & CO.’S CALIFORNIA GRAND EX 1 ted for a season. The President rh to the heart of the Gold Regions for $100, in fifty five aas a host of frienda, whose claims he cannot well a found, with aesommodations far surpassing ary other | disregard. All these materials constitute that out- bile aastcinig wil be Wold overy Tuceday ‘and Theteday everr | Side pressure which cannot be resisted, and already Bg std colee vat tro Buena Vista Hous, 208 Grand etreet, to do we apprehend that the work would have been ‘complese Ailing up the above cout ay with 00d able bodied men. | fax more rapidly prosecuted than it 18, but for the «: tf ticn.—Passengers with 50 pounds baggage. will be takon from — Proteg?s to Now Regions ‘A portion of the men will be fitted out with clothes, irapiera Ser of 1 : % ite, $125 will o.title general outcry. be si are of fopene. er Seresvote will be mai ‘Thus tar the appointments are scanty, and picked known at the meeting, or any other time from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., here and there, while hundreds ot the first class by applying aeabove, ‘This company will have an agentin Phila. one d. But, on or before few days. All communications by mail | es remain unappropriated. Ly ee oad sila me . | the adjournment of the Senate, the work must be- 4 ‘in in earnest, or the whigs will revolt, and as Cee rapa Ths Fea tbe tea eee | ere 189 RO resource to the cabinet but the whig eae, cheapest and best method of proceeding and succoeding to j Party, the offices must be disbursed to that party and in Californis, Thore who aro determined on keine are ra- | to secure the administration a strong foot-hold in ee decapeions pe sotiord in crganete qc oomrpetion a cnordice the country, for the democrats already consider ons . THE will ‘ave place at halt BS 7 o'closk t\ on Monday. Tuesday, | this a whig administration, to which the whig and Wednesday, tho 19th, eh and dias, at the Wesrchester | party alone are under obligations of allegiance, Prenen Suan cS Breen: Hee RRO. SMR REO “a tevy, may be the obligations of Old Zack to bro grat aainaie actieeidaiiaen dantentadeiaetie ones otocos. Ces CALORE IAB Ot 46D SOUTH PA; eo oerdertake to say, then, that there will be a cifia Chagte, just tmporteds slee, Chrtmemstean new and | ..; ‘ad application of the rule of the guillo~ Siro hans qrermomeers Ship abd ecket Onaricee wa, eer | ap ‘ll over the. country before next December. be. Porsene abut viviting tbe Gold Regions will dowell to call | ‘rhe support of the administration must come from eure that support, they must be fed, and democrats must be displaced to accom- LOUIs Det OT baiity and honesty, are the rules set 18 | down 1n the Inaugural as qualifications for office. all kids | (of, Medill, the Commissioner on Indian Affairs, ee, by GRE: their Navigation Store, 12) Water street, near Wall, CAnmopale MEAT AND FRUIT PRESER' BONNARD, French Cook, bas the bonor reone leaving for California, that they will fin torty street, m varied assortment of Froserve 08, ready for shipment, Thos preaorves are made on the French has all these qualifications in an eminent degree. vi if thi intry a . Rhett La etee niin li ban the vee 8m not personally 90 It may, therefore, be safely assumed, that if Col. {uainted with him not to mistake his store for teen of certain | Medy[}'i3 removed, the Inaugural is a dead letter ; persons who have tried to imitate bis proverves: The under: | 74’ thar the law of rotation, the law of necessity, re nine years, and ay he Aron em a tanto remark that every boxof | isthe paramount law. That Gen. Taylor, with hi bears & label of brary pon Thich. is | all his honesty of purpose, must give way to this Fenmpess in te Fs ianguage, the name eM, Honnard | Jaw in many caves, we freely believe; but the re= poeee © contents ther articlee—saoh as | moval of Col. Medill wall be equivalentto a wara- Reeps a60 ing to every democrat in office, however honest, Se gor TUE ble or faithtul, to. make ready to give up his RTANS AT THE STORE OF capable or fai CA tinernigued every ‘of provisions nocsssary for thelr | ticket. But so prominently does this case stand San Francie, Allarticles rat Pi | out trom among the reat, that despite the alleged Finns ate Te : so warranted, Printed rations for indi. associations furnished twenty-five whi a in KEMP. ly. ig applicants tor the bureau of Col. atreet, New York. | Medill, we belie: " i — Og pe PERGONS ABOUT ni Zachary Taylor has r r come pathy a of the Texas navy, to a corres improvement - ponding post inthe navy of the United States, and pot 4 that a most ungenerous system ot under-handed opposition, mean and cowardly, by one or more