The New York Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1849, Page 3

Dasbavus, Feo. 27, 1349. The State of Trade— Potrtwul Intelligence—The Aristocratic and Democratic Parts. Business remains in-a very dull state, which, with the limited demand for American provisions, arising from the excellent crop of native provi- sions, and a very large importation within the last few days, has depressed the prices to that degree that but few articles imported from the United States will pay frst cost and charges. Political affairs are, however, a little more active than common, and no doubt we shall have some Tich scenes enacted during the week. There has, tor a long time, been a steady contest going on be- tween the aristocracy and democracy of the island, which resulted, at the election in January last, of two democratic representatives to the Legislature, 4m the room or two aristocrats. Should they be Suflered to take their seats, the liberal, or demo- ¢ratic party, would have a majority in the Legis- lature, and as they claim the party now in power have squandered the tunds belonging to the island, they, no doubt, would investigate the financn Management of their predecessors, which might bring to light transactions not very creditable to e office holders, To obviate this, the dominant party have raised objections to the validity of the election of these two members, which 1s to be tried before the Legislature this week. The aristocratic members have all the legal talent of the island en- gaged on their side, and will leave no stone un- turned to carry their ends. x On the other hand, the liberals have the majority lof the people with them, and ian predict that blood will flow if the election of the two democra- tie members is declared illegal. One thing, ho ever, 18 certain, that whichever way this contest is decided, it will ‘Rot prevent the ultimate triamph of democratic principles and democratic liberty. It may retard it for a short time; but so sure as the gun rises in the east, they must and will triumph. I will endeavor to keep you advised of how thin; terminate, and in my next may have some sic! scenes to relate. AppitionaL Accounts From Hayti.—We learn that accounts have been received in this city, brought by the Packet, which state that the expe- dition which had been got up by the Haytien go- vernment against the Spanish or Dominican part lof the island, had marched on to the attack, and rere repulsed, with a large number of the blacks ‘led, and as many ot the browns taken prisoners py the Dominicans. We have not heard the name lot the General who commanded the Haytien forces, but so irritated was the President at the result of the expedition, that he had determined to get up another hostile torce, and take the com- mand upon himself. It 1s thought that should Sou- louque carry out this determination, which many persons seem to doubt that he will do, there 1s rea- son to believe that it will be the last of him, for a good opportunity will be aflorded his enemies to single him out as among the first victims to nis obstinate and uncalled for molestation of the people of the Dominican republic.—Kingston (Ja.) Journal, Feb. 21. Sram Suir Fatcon.—The steam ship Falcon passed Savannah Bar early on Monday morning, tting her mail on board a pilet boat. The steamer fF. Stone was sent down to meet her, but was too late, and consequently the ontward Savaonah mail and seven passengers, for Soy were left be- hind. The Savannah agent did not receive tele- phic notice of her leaving until 10 0’clock on Monday, although the dispatch was dated the 9th imet., at No jew York.— Charleston Courter, March 15. MAILS FOR EUROPE. THE WEEKLY HERALD. ‘The American mail steamship Washington, Captain Floyd, will leave this port to-morrow, for Southampton land Bremen ; and the British mail steamer America, Captain Stone, will leave Boston en Wednesday, for Halifax and Liverpool. The mails of the Washington will close in this city at half-past twelve o’clock,and thos: of the America jat half-past three o’cloek, to. morrow afternoon. The Weekly Herald, printed in French and English, for otroulation im Europe, will be published at ten o'clock to-merrow morning, in ample time te be fer- warded in the mails of either steamer. This sheet will somtain all the important and interesting intelli- gence that has been received in the last week from the different points of this continent ; which will form an Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence ; annual sub- scription, to include postage, $4 00. Notice to Newspaper Readers. wae Transient newspapers (that is, papers not sent from ene office of publinerion) will, hereatter be subject, in virtue of the act aforesaid, to the general newspaper rate onl; i i leaceeeding ‘sent from one State to another. Pp |mewspapers isin ai] cases to be prepsiu, as — Portable Dress! Cases, Manufactured by [the subscribers, will be found, on examination, to contain allthat (sdesirad'e for a gentleman's toilet in the emallest Tepes ae rae ho articles are selected with strict regard to quality, and are qrnarranted. G. SAUNDERS & SON, ‘No. 147 Broadway, corner of Liberty st., and 387 Broadway. G. Clarke, Talior, ca oe be ee rf ti their friends, and the is, are ros) it = a cot Sine There i of SFr Goods, Ihave fa tietne sha hy oem ave tei will be devoted, fatherand brother and my own attentions levot au/berctetore, to the wlshos cf may customers, ‘Dreet Conte t6 ‘order, from $16 to $20; other things in proportion. Genin’s Sprin| If there be any persons bat ie io ditea of a dollar as to for & bat, when one equally valu ry respect can Per enias Bate SON GENIN TU Brondey at an er ‘opposite St. Paul's, California Boots for the Gola Region, war- ated to wear two years without repairing ; long legged ridi {rots tor thove going uveriasd, aro to be found at uo. YOUNG! Satin nance bene to $4. "= 8, Gaiters. Ro. capa es a TAR DOCTOR, in Gold Pens and Watches.—The celebrated Diamond Pointed Richelieu Guld Pens, which are in eter Vith Seploweld steer ot Fad and iver Weitwen le jor With a splen ek of gold anc er 168, it Watches or{Gold Pens 4. Y. Savage Jt., No. 15 Wall streot. Zopaied or exchanged: COMMEUBCIAL AFRAIBS. MONEY MARKET, Sunday, March 18—6 P. M. ‘The stock market during the past week has been qnore depressed than the events which have transpired reoently in the financial and commercial world hi warranted us in anticipating. It is true the advance 4m stocks generally, from government six per cents down to the most worthle: ney, has been great; not- vithstanding, however, the recent depreciation, prices ‘rule eight end ten per cent above those current a month or two ago; butas the starting point was so low, the imprevement has not raised quotations to a Jevel corresponding with that of previous seasons. The extension of the different railroads; the increase in he monthly receipts, and the improvement whioh has Deon realised in t! nancial affairs of each, have had mo material influence upom their market value, and ‘most of them are now selling at forty and fifty per cent ‘Delow priees realized years ago, when the companies were apparently hopelessly bankrupt, and their af. sisirs wretohedly mismanaged. At one time, within he pact four years, Harlem railroad stook sold at 68 per cont—it now sells at 60. Long Island gold at 87—It mow sells st 26, Reading railroad at 70—it now sells at 82. Within this period, these stocks have sold at ten to fifteen per cent below pre- gent prices, These fluctuations are s pretty fair illus- ‘tration of the ups and downs in the stock market, aad show that the bears, in the long run, have the adv: tage of the bulls. It requires » large capital to bear stooks successfally, and for this reason, the weak ope- gators—those having small moans—are generally bulls. Outsiders generally speculate for # risk, and the result os, they eraily lose all the capital they take into the street. The changes in the market, within the past re sufficient to convini y one that yn in the face of the most favorable cir- oumstances, cannot sustain prices for any great length oftime, or carry them up toany extent. The time {has gone by when the fancies can be inflated fifteen and twenty per cent in two or three deys, and the have balls Jost the opportunities they once enjoyed for getting up eorners inany favorite fancy. The bears have also peen checked very materially in their operations. In consequence of the difficulty—nay, impossibility—of getting Up any great speculative movement in the pteck market, the bears have not such a margin for de- preoiation, and ato therefore compelled to confine tivimselves to small profits end quick returns, The causes for this revolution in the stock market first, the ehanges which have been made in the fin cisl policy of the government, and the effect of these ebanges upon the currency generally,and upon the t of the banks particularly; and second, tae impossibility of drawing outsiders into the street, which compels the brokers to speculate with each other toe greater extent than suits the interests of any of them. The class of operaters which are s0 necessary for a successful movement in the fancies, have, during the past three or four years, been wary; have gi Wall street a wide berth, or have taken hold very cautiously whenever they have tried their luck. This has been one great cause of the Mmnited variations in the stook market during the past three years; but the principal cause of the uniformity in prices lately, isthe existence and operation of the independent treasury system, which has exerted such s wonderful influence upon the move- mente of the banks. It is to this, more than anything else, that we attribute the reduction of prices for all securities te their actual value, the restfiction of public and private credits, and a uniformity in the operations of commerce never before realised. We do not find now, as in years past, any inflation In prices for one of our great staple products, and a depression in enother—any great activity im ome article, and in- activity in another—the result emtirely of specula- tive produce by an enormous expansion in the our- rency; but we finda steady movement in all the de- partments of trade, and a healthy state of things in business generally. Since the adoption of the indepen. dent treasury system, we have had none of those ruinous fluctuations in prices for merchandise or for stoeks; and although the markets have been more or less depressed, it has been the result of causes origi- nating abroad, and entirely beyond our contrel. This system has tended much to moderate the disastrous effect of commercial and financial revulsions, which have been realized through our connection with other nations and the dependence placed jupon foreign markets. The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for the principal speculative stocks in this market foreach day of the past week, and at the close of the week pre vious. It will be seen that prices have been all the weok steadily settling down:—} vor tux Paincirat Stocks in Youn Maaxer, a New Bat, Mon, Tues, Wed. The. Bri. Bat, es. Kentucky @ “Ha Togs 1M 1086 Wade Lane 3886 el Sig 81 8h BOK BU BOK a — = = a” is is bo 33 335% 3s 3; en 61 oe ee Ba BS Bye & = = 90% ik & &K 36 BK 85% MK 53 BS: thy 8 38 uy Se ios North American Tras 9% — 9% — 9 = = A comparison of prices current at the close of the market yesterday, with those ruling at the olose of the Previous week, exhibitsa decline in Treasury notes of 4% per cent; Ohio 6's, 4; Kentucky, 6's 1; Pennsylva- nia 5’s, %; Indiana 5’, 1%; Reading Raliroad, % ; Erle Railroad, new, 74 ; Harlem, %; Long Isla New Haven, 2%; Farmers’ Loan, 1; Canto Morris Canal, 3¢. The value of merchandise imported into t! excepting that sent to the warehouse, and t t of specie received, together with the amoun paid, for the week ending the 17th instant, ix the past four years, were as annexed :— Commence or THE Port or New Yore—Waex.r Imronts, 1846, 1847, 1848, © 1849, Free Goods..... $336,678 99,669 486571 69,248 Dutiable goods. 2,764,927 1,265,186 1, 1942 2,821,195 $8,101,006 1,964,704 2,009,513 2,800,443 aes - 9, 8.120 56 580 Duties received. 855,292 874,856 861,391 708,448 Compared with 1846, there has been falling off every year since; but compared with last year, there has been an increase in the week this year of $880,980 in the importation of merchandise, and ot $48,469 in the importation of specie. The draftson the assistant treasurer of this port for the week ending the 17th inm- stant, amount to $246,284 17, showing an increase in deposits for the week of $462,164. The amount on deposits in the hands of the assistant treasurer, at the close of business yesterday, was $2,178,000. It will be seen by this that the deposits are rapidly increasing, and that the amount already on hand falls but little short of that previous to the payment of the instalment on account of the Mexican indemnity. The new Seore- tary ofthe Treasury has not distributed the publiefunds asrapidly as antioipated,and the only hope now isin the reduction in the importations, and through that a de- pletion of the treasury. The season has become pretty well advanced, so far as importations for the spring trade are concerned; and the probability is that the bulk of foreign goods suitable for this trade has been Tecelved. As soom as the imports fall off, the deposits will be reduced fast enough to satisfy the most bitter opponent of the produce the relief anticipated from such a movement, It is offojally announced that the Susquehanna and Tide Water canals will be opened for navigation on Monday, the 19th inst , and it is added that they have escaped all injury during the past winter, and are now in fine order, The Baltimore and Obie Railroad Company has de_ cided to commence the extension of the road west from Cumberland, the present affairs of the company justi- fying their doing 60. Notice has sccordingly been issued for contractors to send in proposals, The revenue of the month from passengers has been $24,481 43 on the main stem, and $15,687 97 on ‘Washington branch—total from passengers on both roads, $40,119 40; and frem freight, $62,296 31, on the main stem, and $3,636 48 on the Washington branch—total from freight on both roads, $65,932 75, Total revenue from passengers and freight on both roads, $106,052 15. The tonnage westward from Bal- more to all points of the road, has been 5,163, and the revenue therefrom $21,604 89. The number of hogs transported in the five months since Ootober Ist, 1848, has been 148,781, against 78,690 in the corresponding five months of 1847, °48— an increase of 75,091, or 102 per cent. ADVERTISEMENTS Rs\EWED EY RY DAY. WARTS, ANTED—AS Ni TO TAI Li ie veined f CARE OF CHILDREN, ‘8 woman, At the Globe Hotel 200 Falton ttrest, Brookigne en early Brooklyn, ANTE D—SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESECTABI ake ZouRE omen; one a8 Look, the other as Walter, in sree : olty reference given. Peartlatroct, Can be seen for wa days, ee ce W ANTED_SALESMEN, TO TRAVEL IN THE COUNTRY fair creas ee — By F centage will be paid. yughly need apply. Inquire at 28 Broadway. Tews cavable men W 4ASTED-RY A SINGLE ORNTLEMAN, BOARD IN A pirate family, where tere ary but few board x lers; location bet Bro id Sth sti Peeters Bo el Teete; anged, Plosse ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, cacy Sauarshtn cee et togo in the country. Please call at223 Bowery’ ° ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG sirup ante virnone eehke ref wi be it No. street, nthe Anat Noor, a rind Wane BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A Ae (-, 7 ae ye a eat housework ; is asher iromer ; rence given, Inquire at No 217 Canal street. inns Le ANTED.—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AS Ay Sampereers is 9 peivere tna Pn ® Protestant, = 8 good ference ; has no object house. Call at 74 Grand street, didlos ioc ANTED,—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, to oook, wash and iron im a reapectable private family, or would go a8 cook in_® private boarding house, onl) av 74 Grand otreot, near Wooster. Is a Protestant, and has good city reference. hae the best of elty reference from her last place, where W ANTED—DY A RESPROTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A iy at No. 206 Ninth street, betwoon Ist WwW NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A w ituation tas Chambermaid or Laundress, or to wait’ on hi lived three years. Can be seen for three days at 10; Warhington street, in the rear, A (situation, as Cook, Washer and Jroner, of chamberwork or fine washing, With arespectable family: The beet of aity refer ¢ lene Waris. i | cee AUST, AMUSEMENTS, Sells ene a penne gone = NTED—SITUATIONS BY TWO @ESPRO'A®: TuRaTRe— EVENING, waRcH ROADWAY THEATRS—B. A. ua PROFRIE- Avoung women—one se Chatuterma:t tie ott we porn se ‘MB. Olnrke; Joba Soniene Meee Bierce a Gling nt te Pian Wok. Washer and (roner ‘The best of city refere sve can beg-veny | name 69H M5 Jordan, Bd Davis, Me, Stafford: (4 Gomu. Mr. | Louis Xv, tir Fredericks, Gea. Coant Mr. Brott, Cant. Please ow! at 6536 Let avenue, two doors from ith etroct third | Féevens &° 5 She Sams wr . Satine. QSell. Mr. Colting; Countess Dilion, ‘which, storyfromt rom i ae ‘ eas, oF peace, Ee Moore: Sate APOLROS’s OLD GUARD dlavors H. Placide: aay W 4372D— BY 4 MAN AND His WIPE, A SITUATION | Womyst Red Hane, Mr. to which, THE FAST | by TUR ro —the map ag Hote! Carpenter; the woman as Pasury Wook. N— ME bughes Mr, Culbery Edwerd a Me J. ir. Thor) ‘They urderstend the'ubovd u tnesice exactly—no tr ude, ts 7! Mr. Winanc; Hotty, Miss Mary Taylor, Bones, COX~ Boa, beet of aity reference as to “oneet orien e. fue a 1G 6 emt: ales, 1236 cfm. Doors open a vertivers can be seen every day, end all dav, a Mu berry | 6% e'etoak etnatignoe at 735. street. No objection to city or country, Hasy terns, but » pore A \BANFRAU'S NATIONALTHEATE, LATE CHATHAM— — 4 —- — _ —Monvay ot Mw oh 19, wit be ated the rew farce G'TUATIONS WAN TED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG | lied WHO SPEAKS FT eee eee ae ee Me women, ove as Gook Was Ironer, ana tue other as re Isberwooe. ert, Mr. Tilton; Mra. Miliient, MO-R IN Ca 1FORNIA~ More, Mx, Chanfean: Pilhshroud, Mr. W. B which. TO ¢ AND JEMMY. Atver whioh, Chom bermaid, and to assist Syttay, Mr. both prefer living im the same place, as they in their Iast piace. ‘hey have the he-t reoom asadat show, and also gord city references, Please to call at No, $> Mott street, Now York Seymour: Mr. Adolph B ‘10h’ THKATRE, CHAMBSBRS STREET. —u dey evening, March 7 i pen Gui Wio steans Fiust Mosman our sow rite eet ay Nem, ME Miltast, Mra Knight After Secs, Be deren aut ON—Mr. Dombey, "Mr. y Mr, Pry ‘s . Me. He antlion: Walt Gay, Mr. Meare: Jack BUTtOB: Sol ‘ait, : rt Bunsby. Mr. Broug’ might, Florence Bomber Wiss Bak; WenaNes dl open at 7; curtain ALE.—A LARGE MANUFACTOSY, DRYINGSHUBDR, F ROADWAY CIRCU! BROADWAY, NEAR PRINCE B tn March 19, ko, erected for dyeing and Knishing hatters’ leather, with strest—Last week bat one — Moi Four dauble cottage Houses and about Seven Acres of good Land, | Grouping, Mounting and Posturing, by the Wivers ly, who situated im the village of Westport, Fairfield county, Connesti- | have soaps for afew evenings, The celebrated “iowa, ont, The mavafactory aud oottages are turaivhed with an inex- | Sam Lathrop elli ay in seve ota, aud deliver his famous haustible supply of pure soft water, The outrages are large, in- | Stomp Specch. Mr. R Sands will perform his favorite pony Cin- tended for two families, and pleasantly situated on the eastern | derelia; and also the trick Damon and Pythia Horse. turnpike read. For almost any manufacturing business, the ‘as great advantages, from ite supply of pure water, and Facing within two Doure fidd of the city by tho New York and Now Baver road. For ad rail Price and terms, apply te C. A KEMrBR, on the property, or to HAIGHT, HALSkY & GoNe. 170 Water stroet. T, Neville and H. Gardner: and the accom- plisted ju der, Master Maurice Sands The whole to conclude with afay mte afterpiecs Afteraoom pertormance on Serurday, at two o'clock, Admission 25 cente—ohildren half ‘0; Bdith, Skovton, Mra, Ve and Parquette So; Chagle on. Hoos at Th, 3e. Doors ITCHELL'S OLYMPIO THEATRE—MONDAY RyEN- ing, March 19, to commenos with the petite ov WEO STEAKS FiksT in Charles, Mr, Wioysgontiued Militant) Miss Rotertg Smart Miss Nickinson. Ater vitae SaRAlOGAS¢RINGS—Timothe Tapowoll, Mr. Mist et ‘Tapewo, Mise Phillips. To be followed by ALDGATE Tye Miso Mary Cannon, brovmy Swash, Mr. Michell; Sarah Scrubs Jeoedudeniih CaMAlal ZAMAN AND BADOUKA it. 1. #00; Camarel zany i noid; Badcura Mies Philip’ Maimouse, ‘Miss, Mare’ Gy Drees Circle Ge; Upper Boxes 26 cents; Pit 1236 conte. Davy pun a8 T; commence ut 13. TAIIAN OPERA, ASTOR PLACR—MAX MARGTZBK Has the honor to ampounce to the public that he has made a:ral monte with M’He Borghese, Signori CoreiM, ‘Taffanelli, Novelli, and Sanguirieo; and having leumd this eataslishment, fora.hort ried, he will offer a gerice of representations. commencing on ‘9th instant, in whiob the above distinguished artis will sustain che principal characters uted Denizetti'scomio opera, Eile Borghear; Gieneten, Corelli; Beloore, Sirnor Novel Parquet, ‘st and 2d Tiers, 8 ope OR SALE—OK TO LBT, ON MODERATE TERMS—A first class three story attic Bouse, fashionable brown atone front, ov Madison avenue, between SUth and Sist strests. near house i replete with every convenience, 1@, throughout; gas fixtures, to. The front parlor is 44 feet deep, with an ornamental trust sores the a toa 16 feet. ‘Tho sooond story bas four rooms, extensive pantries, and a bathing roo fitted up for s conservatory. The third story has fo Sfth five rooms, with pantries to rach floor, The house is not farpassed for elogance and workmanship by any of its size north of Fourteenth : treet. ‘Tbe adjoining lot, foggtier with one in the Avogrado; ; Puleamsra; Amphithentre, 16 conta, t Half past 7—commence at $ o'clook, rear, oan be had with the house Inquire o (TBE GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL IN AID OF THE HE. WM. O. CONNER, 25 Ann atrect, corner of Nassau. brew Benevolent Society, will positively take ‘The premises oan be spen by'calling at the adjoining house. Broadway Tabernacle, on evoning, March 2), cocasion the following ominent artista will appiar:—Sixnore Borghese. Madame Laborde, Monsiour Lebordo, Signor Corelli, Signor Taffevelli, Signor Noveili, Siguor Sanquirioo. together with the solo virtuoscs, Mise Adele Hohostook and Mr Charles Hohn- stock, aooom panied by the grind Orchestraof the Italian under the direction of Max Marotaek, Esq. who haa com| several pieces expressly for this occasion, PROGK AMME. URNITURE SALES.—THE SUBSCRIBER WILL GIVE his personal attention to the sales of Furniture at the reel éence of owners. Me will alro receive at his store, tho fursiture of those wi it removed for the convenience of sale. Ww. OWN, Auctioneer, No. 12 Broadway. Cmsuors—a GOOD ASSORTMENT OF BNGLISE CHA. moisfor saleby ABRAHAM BELL & SON 117 Fulton at, PARTE GRAPE VINES-ISABBLLA ANDOATAWB4-S00THRER | YOY" Ln' Dane Blanche ve Moe anosde eagles Year old; UO iwoyeur old. HAW one year old. ‘Thee vines | Peake sol vader komt nae ok are vory fine Also, my extensive collection of oti the opers. of 2 fee Dinvake'’ fy tly See of the most selost’Rivds—Hybrid, Perrotual Bourbon, Bi Packer ct. Misc Tea, Nehetie and Frat Howe, 1 iter Os anvveatmdueed | 4 moods dnitiants ota 200 ee on ees, on coon ing my business. Jai cate Belk ’ ; lerish corner of Second avenue and Twenty elzhth eteeote T* | & Homansa 1 DacForcart,” by Sig, Taffaneli-” Verdi 6. Jenny Lind’s* Bird Canzonnetie’—a musical dream 4 capr.co for piano, by jelosario,” by Signori Miss 4. Hohvstock. . Willmers, RAPE PRUNING.—THE SUBSCIBER RESPECTFULLY Corelli and Novelli... Donisotti. 1. calls the attention of those who have vines that this ie the season of the year to pruve them; for if not pruned now, the gapen will be amall and sour, in consequence of the aptoess of the Fines to biged, Trees and boawood sold and sot Manure also | 9 goog vtresie Borgia” for salo, Any orders left at 147 Chrystie street, or 306 Water | 10: Duot"Mazino Falicree’ by turn street, will be punctually attended toby Robt, Stowart, Gardener, | 10- db pbivses = = rer De Tee sir Bagtiéce™ iy mighbce te == Den ten tft Baits? cae Beedcite etcetera a 2 Sig Ours “Luoresia Borgia”... Gani Diva, bina. ‘Tala: Donizetti. AUCTIONS. errr enn W. BROWN, AUCTIONEER.—MORTGAGE SALE OF + Refectory and Bar Furniture —Tuesday, March 20, at 10 e'clock, at No. 235 Centre street, (opposite Contre Market.) —J. W. Brown wiil sell, as above, to: atisfy a mortang s, the coaten' of the above Salo, consisting of a valuable Steam Tablo, Boil- grs, Tables, Chairs, Table Linen, Crockery, Cuclory, Glassware, Bar Furniture, &c. If Gormival of Pavie—egrab ta Carnival of Chas. Hobns tock [Thir ploce is the m oul bi gard all the effects the violin is oapab! 4. Polka, first time .... Tickets One Dollar eacl st rea, at the door, om the 8. Solémons, Honorary Secreta T AUCTION “THE CELEBRATED KAIN MAKBLE | at 7—eoucert to commence at 8 o'clock precisely. Qoarry, in W caiahester county, Now ¥ Adminiateatix | — lope larch 2: 49—On the premises, will be sold, by order of Y pa eho | DEMPSTBR COMPOSER OF THE the Surrreate « \W estebester coun Quarry, 0’ oxtensively “May Queen,” “Lament of the Trish Bmigran’,” “Blind Anown t ttl State ‘eloing the best white | Boy,” &, haa the honor to announce bis intention af giving his Marble f eT geaee mental and ocier purp og, The supe- | tirstoriginal ballad entertainments this seagon at the Tabernacle, ict charg) cr of the raverial is established by the fact, that all | on Wednesday ev 21st, inoluding the following songe? the great public edifices built of white marble within the last 20 | “The Indian's Complaint,” “Oh! why dota the white man fol- {itty from New York to New Orleans, ba onan constracted of | low my path?” « When the night wind bewalleth.” “John An; nume lerchante’ Exo . 0” ” Gestroyed by the fire of ISSO tne ees eerenanta’ Rxohange, | derson my Jo, Aula A Home in the Heart Ata cost of about two millions of and otherbuildings in the city of tthe city of Washington; the Gkty lollars; Stewart's Great Store, Lonel; “ Lamenb of the Irish ‘Emoi grant,” “Death of Warren,” “ Blind ‘New York; the Post Office in in Boy,’ “ Emerald Isle,” “I'm alone, all alone,” “Tak yer clot about Le and his popular cantata, oh May Queon,” in three parts Ball, in the Bi Doors mame) the Custem Bouse, in the city’ of New Orlense’ letra Boelock. ema ieee all co ze mentioned are in the course of construction; other public bi = ings ate also in oontemplation, ‘The above dnring the ECHANICS’ INSTITUTE LECTURES._MR. JOBN life time of the intestate, yielded a very iatge'aanual face reeset a beyond ‘ite, A.M, lat f the Uni ft Edis boing in full working order, require mo outlay. hs Malad leatane ae nae ee eainbargh and Glasgow, will give the third lecture of his own course on.” Phe. he price patd for them, to constitute nology and Mental Phillaophy,” on Monday evening, 19th instan ‘his marble ia su'uated on the surfaci atthe Institute leoture room, 18 City Lectures {roe %3 Lo be it members—to non members, 25 cents ‘wealts iest State, sixteen miles from - —— oe — the city of ars Me z few York, on the Harlem railroad, which conveys the maaterial direct to the olty from the Quarry iadlt of the est size A large number of buildings. oosupied as dwellings, work shops, &c., are on the premises to be sol constitute a Nn MOST s Id, and $ 1 REWARD —LAST, OFF A DRAY, LATE ON SATUR- jonof them. The above sale will positively be made to the A aie seal q Lrghest bane pla (usdege! Kelitachedd . clock at | ® Ruseot Val se, with India rubber Shoer, striped on top. mar igh ae. ee tant ae 8 180 WF) og bene pinwe brane Poampeich, dt teasers Goan eee SAMUEL ELTON, Ean 36 Broadway. ‘For further. particulars, [ald by leaving {4 at Delmonioo Counsellor at Low, White tlalas, of JAMES M. MILERR: Bete | Soon AND BOARD WANT- Auotioncer,stere85 Maiden lane, N, ¥. eR be Pein eee H House to Let in Bond street, to a family who have nosmall obildren; will take the rent out in board and ETO.—AUCTION at ten ‘otice—JacobS. Platt will sell, this day, look, at tt street, part of the stock ofa hardware mene; also the Auction Room, 25 Plat ‘a fair compensation in addition; would have no objection for ow ‘Birmingham -bardenre seed Fi cng Tio cenant to taxe three boarders; good referenve will ts sowed, ri Apply at No 200 Front street, ooruer of Roosevelt, botwoen the hours of 12and 2P.M. ase A straight and cut cupboard looks, Per ns looks, square knob Intenes, fs. OCALAIPURNIA, oan Ite, iron welghta, ennufer , ase fa SAN BRANCISOO, CALIFORNIA—TBE BRITIOA sticks 10 cases fine razors and ponkaives, hones, RN, 640 tons burthen, will wail frou mere, rivets, bind skewers, copper powder mahi UNICO} N60 tons Jersey cork screws, hey rings, conch wrenohes, waiters, war Leyes pearl shirt studs, hos Also ‘Sesortmr nt of Sheffield tabi assace. Inoabin, In fore cabin. stecrage, aie sag 18 Bigg im Te atver 380 160 Abecrunaee ‘ill soopmgamy thiavemal Foe pasion, n oxparienced su! 4 Knives, &0. Also ax Invoi or German | 7R ee has double engineas bad sow, tolene fa tate sliver table and teasprons, forks, Re. N.B. The whole will be | tsgt Apriicis now underving’ aroreegh ett eae 1d im lots to suit country as weil as ci acid tn lote toe ery a8 Wi ty dealers and retailers, and tion is direeted to the same. L. @. CARRINGTON, Auctioneer. ins steerage will be very co FB OS SALLIORNI A, VIA CHACRES—THE UNITED a States Mail Steamship FaLCON Yd ee New York for cl BEAUMS ABERICAN MUSEUM—MORE ATTRACTIONS, Epentia performances, afternoon at 3, and every evou- fog at 736 e'clock. The Matager Ras Se See woek, the most wonderful curiosity in existence—a 576 Ibe, measuring sevon feet round the waist! 3] inches around the arm ! ‘This remarkable lady ismuch more of @ curiosity than the re- mwned Daniel Lambert. She may be seon at all hours, with ‘Titania, the Fairy Cad ‘Tho celebrated Lee Family; the great Fauilibrists snd torn, Sugglore, have aleo doen for snother week. lao enqueet Great West Pete Mi 4 Shepman, ‘Mr. Copeland, ‘Wost, Mrs. Mon: Big Wet Mammoth Boys, Whither ncaa . Living Ou- rang Outang Madame Rockw: eune-talier, Admission » enter children under 10 years, 123¢ canta, BCHANICS' HALL, 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN Grand and Broome ory during the eve week. Tho originaland well known Christy's organ ized 1842, the oldest established band in the world ; who claim, nd cap substantiate the same, of being the first to harmonise Negro Melodies, and originators of the present popular style of Ethiopian entertainments, [A premium of will be paid to any other Co ‘pany in existence, who oan produce evidence of @ Just right to the above distinotion.} Whose Concerts in this ity, for a period of three years, have beon received with great Patronage and faver, unprecedented in the annals of public Amuvemonts in this great metropolis, and continue to be slanely ived with approbation, ty, lango ard highly respectable , evidence of their superior merit aud at- have the honor of introducing a great va- Molod: jhorus- 108, & Most convino! tivences, TI B ti “Gharaotelatie Dancon Say tae Banas Pony “ numerous imitators,” but with the tem ny, not ame re- gulte” that have crowned the efforts of this“ Kay ap and “ini- ‘mitable” company, who challenge vompetition in Sroey Geet of ten ment of Bthiopian represontations.. ‘The oompany 6 formers sander the ra ‘direction and Baneeenent ore. ia the whole. com! ® corpe of unequalled ver talent, "Admission 26 conte, Chik dor 10; half price, Deore on g joert on Saturday, commencing at 8P M. StOxveans ANSTITUTE.—MR. HILL'S ENTERTAIN. te—Third Week.—Mr. G. H. Hill, comedian, known by the familiar cognomen of Yankeo Hill, will give three Lectures and Ertertaipments, at Stuyvesant Instituto, M Wednes day, and Friday Evonings, Maren 19th, Zlet, aod te 25 cents each: no half price, For further particulars, see pro mes. ‘Tickets maybe obtained at the Astor House, Irving ‘ouse, New York Botel, and of the Janitor of the Lastitute, Do ‘at 7—to commence at 73 o'cl M®, DEmesrs COMPOSER OF THE 08 Institute, Madison street, on Friday evening, Mat ¥ QUERN,” fully announoes that be will sing at, Rutgore re seleo- tion of his eta cents, to favorite songs, including the “May Quee! be had re door. ro kat Tid ata, to b ‘To commence at # o'olock OMPLIMENT: BENEFIT TO THEOPHILUS FISKE. Dr. BOS will appropriate aaa of Tuesday ¢' fe Fiske, who will doli mtertainment to the benefit of an addreas to the Iadios, and afterwards experiment in Electri: cal_ Psychology. (Oy GARDEN.—THE ABOVE WELL-KNOWN SUM resort be engaged fc ial Sta dine arn ea tg the preprieto 7 PRENGE & unin” WwW aLLBALLA, 36 CANALSTREET.—NEW ILL ‘ED entertainments, overy evening, but no model artiste’ porferm~ ances, |b oors open at 63¢ e'clock; performances to foommence at TH, Parquette 25 conts; Orchestra Boxes 373¢ conte. Extra Performances on Weduceday and Saturday, at 3 O'clock, P. M, MUSICAL. Mus !—THE PIANO WILL BE TAUGHT BY A YOUNG Lady) who base thorough knowledge of Music, and who ive cat gt most unexceptionable roforonces. Terme, for bo- Ginnery $9 per auarter—thove mero advanced $12. Apply te 8.6, STRUMENTS, WITH THE BEST ASSORT. ‘4 coordeons, Flutinas, Music Boxes, Jewelrv, and Artic. e atthe very lowest prices, aro to be found at ‘4,5\° Chatham street, and 190 Canal street Acoordoon and Barjotaught, tuned, and repaired MEDICAL. D% HOMER BOSTWICK, LECTURER ON DISEASES OF the Genite U; Organs.— Author of a Complete Practical INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, errr Wasuinaton, March 17, 1849. | The Way Zebeedee Ring Secured the Office of Sur veyor of the Port of New York—The Effurts of the Office Seckers—A Good Time Coming, §c. The lion of the day here, just at present, 1s Joe Hoxie, “glorious Joe Hoxie,” in consequence of his remarkable and unparalleled success in procur- ing the appointment of Surveyor of the Port of New York, for his friend and old crony, Colonel Zebedee Ring. The facts aze these —Jceand hig friend, Colonel Ring, arrived here on Sundey, stopping at the head quarters of the leading office seekers and the prominent whig leadets—Wil- lard’s Hotel. On Monday morning the two com- meaced operations by taking with them the Viee President, who introduced his two distinguished fellow citizens to Mr. Meredith, the Seczetary ot the reaauiy, who had already before hint the ap- plications of about adozen candidates for the office in question, at the head of whom, as te chances, woud Egbert Benson, H’y F. Tallmadge, (brother of pred) and Gen. John R. Lloyd. These three cach seemed to tee) the greatest confidence in sue~ cats until the unexpected appearance of Hoxie and: ing in the arena, when Benson and Tallmadge began to feel tather dubious. Gen. Lloyd had gone me full of confidence. It was understood that py a was on the Taylor and Fillmore electo- ‘ucket, urged the appointment of Col. Ring, as the caly favor of the Kind he should aek of the ad- Praagtation. He was backed, also, [ believe, by aay mee a and Briggs, tise of the four ers of Congress elect, ani other ettmg influences at home’ “But the mortec, e But the greatest advantegeo], Ringenjoyed, was th and taet of'Yoxie, exhibited en this Sees onan the result vas that the nomination ot Zebedee Ring, as Suteyor, was sent in to the Senute on Thursday, antconfirmed on Friday. The greates curiosity has been felt here, to ascertain by why clique or influence here Hoxie was aided ; but & yet, it nice to be. the regult of his own operations. The probability 18, that he managed to get hilp ‘from a section of several cliques, although it Was supposed eve body here was previously commited in favor of one or the other of the numerous tandidates then in the field, but now discomfited unr gircumstances of great chagrin and mortification” Hoxie stands well, it is known, with not oly the Webster in- Pi terest, but with the Vice President and ne riends; also, with ‘ Mose and the Pro- phets,” and other pertions .f the Seward cliques. Consequently he was etabled to effeet more, probably, than any other man tint could have been sent here from your eity, Mr Riag is a very respectable and good looking old citizen, long im the whig ranks, and I believe one of those who was most ardently actached to Henry Clay, But all this in his favor was but dust in the balance, compared with the skilful efforts of his frend Hoxie, to whem he is indebted tor this fat office of $4,900 a year. This affair places Joe at the head of your New York politicians, and his influence here has been courted by the office-seekers since his remarkable success; but he cannot help them, after his pledge to the cabinet to ask for nothing more. The downcast looks ot the unsuccessful candi- dates for Surveyor are pely baby to behold. Some of them Bae will fall back upon the office of Marsha of the Southern District ot New York, the candidates for which are numerous enough al- ready. Fuller, editor of the Mtrror, seems to con- sider his chance good for Marshal; but he hag strong competitors in Alderman Maynard, Charles H. Delavan, James Kip, Marcellus K. Eells, and others. Eells 1s supposed te be backed by Brooke, of the Express. It was reported, yesterday, that William H. Le Roy (brother-in-law of Daniel Webster) was agreed upon by the cabinet for Navy Agent at New ork; and I presume that such te the fact, which you will prousely know, if so, by telegraph, before this reaches you. This will complete the appoint- ments to be made for New York betor > the Senate acjourns, which will, it 1s thought, be on Monday. he office-seekers are departing hence daily, generally “ with a flea in the ear.” It is of no use to importune Old Zack ; he steadily retera them to his cabinet, where appointments remain in a beau- tiful state of uncertainty until they are made, when nearly every body seems disappointed. oe Prescott Hall, Esq., went home yesterday, ‘work on the nature and treatment of Venereal Disoascs, Stricture, And all dissases of a private nature. Quarto, 77 splendid platos Edition. Extract from the Boston Mecioal sind Surgleal Journal may be said, foarlosaly, to bo equal to Ricord's or Acton’s Yorke on the, ute family of diseases and far muperior to au ‘thing of the kind ever published in this country.” Price $1 Author of » work on Semins! Emissions, Impotency, &o.. caused by Solitary Vice, Seoond Bdition, 14 plates. at the Publishers, Stringer & Townsond, 222 the Author, 604 Broadway. 800,000 Borttts AND ovgR oF prwirr o. ') Kollinger’s Liniment have beon sold, without & murmir; rheumatic pains frem 2) to 60 years standing havo been cured; also, old fever and mercurial sores, and hard rwell- {ngs of every obaracter; ithae not been knows & fail giving imme, diate relist in all spasmodio aSeotions, diarrhoa, and pains of every nate: only liniment used by the elfte—tho Grin- nolla, Irvings, ‘Ludlows, Recs, Loril tis OT agres, via Bi on That eee States Mails tori te UDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.—LOAN.—NO. | Smple time to deliver the {ice is hereby given that $534 000 of the Loan on the Bonds | mal steamer Oregon. Beant testeece by Proposals farued under date of isin | ¥ spes® 40 Chases In ton er eatin Ro. do, lower forward cabin, 0. Freight I a per cent,” ¥ aiaveaeee eight on 8, one per cent.” Fo; mage apply ton ‘MO, ROBERTS, 11 Went streets from those stockholders who have not subsoribed or taken AN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGAES, 17TH APRIL.—THE ‘them, shall be extended to 50 days from the en of tne | S new and splendid steamship Saescant CITY, 1,500 tons notice, vis., te the Sist fter thatday the burthen, Ckarles Stoddard, master, will loave for Lege dircot,, Fight will conse and be lost te the al and thelz | trom her dock, at pier 4 North riv we Tuesday, 17th April at ascigna. 1 o'clock, aseengers for ( aisfornia will find this the ferip lan He the ditious and pleasant route to reach tho gold regions, and as Brook Cresoent Olty goes direot to Cheetos, without stopping at inter- then mediate . they will, without fail, arrive at Panama in time = for the Pacific mail steamer of tho Ist o ‘The steamer 26th of Orus is now on the river at Chagres, snd paseongors findan holders twople supply of canoes and mules to eonvey them promptly to transfer, awn, Passage | {ter ealoon, $160; do in forward ss ‘The $115; doin steerage, $30; Lit cubic feet of baggege allowed each cabin an wit each steerage Pasenger. Fi olght cn npo ie, } por cent; on extra nocordin, bagenge, 7¢. cents per foot, For: or ap eat et cn = J. BOWARD & SON, 73 South et the proposals of the re instant, such agente OR 8AN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. DIRKCT, VIA THE Scommission-ef one percent. J, M. HOPKINS, Treasurer. Straits of Magellan, the now and substantial HO- N. B.—The above notice thejad nt issued | RON, ‘Banoo 40 tos burton, Spear |, bailtim pariarday on, this eaboot, whieh wus unavoidably drawn up in hebow material, copper fastened, and newiy ibiiahed with some typographical errors, boilersentirely new, and isnow un: 08 ‘New York, March let. 1849. ouryieen dw Postel ei on oF cheer oh, tar d cabin wi ease oom- ‘OUNG GUARD EXTRA SOIREK.—NOTICR—HACKMEN | ‘loon an ‘Profitable cppertunity oaanct be offered to those Y ‘and others, bringing Mies to the above Soiree, this Galroos ot golne to California. She will bo dioposed of by [00 (Mondsy) evening, March 19, at tbe Coliseum, are requested to | featim et fone ae” say Tho ownor of each shaze will be tet welt company down with their hares pees Canal | Sntitied to hie pasars te treo! m Up in reverse order. jer. JOnN HUTA WAITER Heck fasptctor. ee aan of the profita cisco. Each Francisco. MISCELLAN&OUS, errs LEVENTH;WARD.—TO THE DEMOCRATIO can Electors of the Bleventh Ward, and all those ii 'UBLI- favor of OR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIVORNIA—THE SPLENDID reducing the great burthen of our presont taxes, and in favor of first class New York built ship ANGELIQUE, Capt. Wind- setet catremenbi creel ot nied ae I have immediate dispatch as above, ‘This ship bas ele. me stfu) d to attend the Polls o tor, will have immo Etternoon, from 4 o'cfook to srlock, F ihe: ncoommod rel . both eM ,and vove for the tok t headed :—Poople’s Candidate—For Alderman, WILLIAM “ == ate cabi pe ait eaown ell It also’ separate cabin for ladion ‘Tie well Keown ealling qual. ties of thivahip will sueure wersof w safe and epeody voyagn. Fer pauace of Weight appiy om Donte, at Plo, Bast Rivet ae ae eet Owe NICHARDEON & CO, 52 Bouth street OR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, VIA LAKE NiCA- agus. Through tn ‘veeeol of this line will leave New Yi O. O, F.—HERMITAGE LODGE 165,'I. 0. O. F.—THE © members of this Ledge are requested to be punctu: attendance, on Tuesday ru instant, as the alteration of the by laws will be eubmitted By order of Jas |, M. Surxas, Seoretary. J eTERFON LODGE, NO. 46, I. 0. OF O. F—THE MEM. bers of this Lodge are reqasered ‘to attend st their room, on ‘Tuesday evening, March 20, 1549, as the Br, Laws will ome up foraction, By order of the N. G. EB. DECKER, Seoretary. the Pa . 8 Francisoo, dispatoh- od by an if this line. ‘Tike harbors of Realise and San Juan are unfe and ensy of sooese, C ANADIAN TRADE —A YOUNG GENTLEMAN from Montreal,who has lived many yoars in one of the and most extensive wholesale dry te healthy and imterestiny is ancions tema ‘an ngogement with any tous dew Famers thgooah vy ‘Sam Franoisec, inoledixg provisions, camp 204 " tance and great influer ce with the Canadian buyers visiting this | CTAPMCRtM NO: CON ss emsation, market, would be appreciated. addres J. I. Dy 114 Leonsrd et, ‘Wit. UOLHORA, WM. GOODRICH & CO., 116 Marketat,, Phila, KE CO PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING Ud twoon the subscribers, under the name and firm of James Fe, 888 ERANCHECO ing, first clase schooner PEN# LOE, Capt joore, Piphd oa disbes will positive sail for San Francisco, on the 25th March, touch. firm, ing 8 Kio doJancito and Valparaiso. A few passengers oan yet be taken, ‘This vessel isto be employed in trading on the cosas afw hor arsival at Gan Francisco, and will be manued by the AVANA AND PRINCI EB SEGARS.—JAMES SADLIER, | partis now owning 'wo or three shares giving H No. 134 Broadway, third door above thr, American Hotel | the purohaseran equal interest in the Lag a ) ‘of aD the press ‘The advertiser would respectfully inform eitisoneand strangess | rerulting from the expedition, For full tnformatian, or for ho may desire to ase either Havanaand Principe Sogare, | freight or passage, apply on pearls oh Fie ib Gate condone’ ‘Cavendish, or Smobing Tobacco, that they will find at JUNG & BEHRMANN. 21 South Wiliam street his cotablishment. at all times, an extensi?'e. choice and well se HENSOBEN & UNKo KT, 17 South Witham ot, Ieoted stook of both Begars and Tobacco, ot the favorite brands. | This schooner insures in Wall atreet at the lowest rates. Prices extremely low, at either wh »leaao or ratail. BIP SAMOSET, FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA VALPARAISO, CBALLENGE.—NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN WHO | S —Passorgers will be on board, at pier No.9 Raat river, om F500 ries ace aco ot ope. cuits | Ivey rn A.M AM, canes sen al > wnt sepairi tal . Gold states, white you ona gob all prose seteted oc rin kort. | se momo can be rocelved o ‘ailing. A few more berths. gat aves, HIS. Be oat, 66 Cold ay sets two doors from Bookman, } Can be secured on imps ork, Ne (PRE ADVERTISER, A YOUNG MAN THIATY YEARS of age,» nati + shortly arrived nere, is dosirods }. SUTTON, 119 Wall st. oor, South, or INO, OGDEN, 116 Wall street, Passengers will cali at the office and get their tickets. of obtaining m situation as UY rk, or Salesman, in any jobbi NOR CHAGRES, ON TURSDAY, 19TH INSTANT, AT 9 dry goodestore, eo. either in the elty, r mee ae Ch omas M.. the superior fast sailing, 00] jwently the English, ¥ rench and his native fastened bark SAN TBE, Parker, master, will all ag al 0 Es aan oo tare fh sad mont we , ood Sonsrnmedasives Pg ‘a few more passengers. Apply on branch of foregn and lome stio staple and fancy ary goods, ana | “tres Per EB OFt oo, ayy wy, LEWIS, 24 South ot always beon . y a ‘salesmen — — —_ — Weuld have noobjection nnd_ would willingly devote nis tine to #AN FRANCISCO AND SUTTER'S FORT—THR gall -. Bie COT neuen tither on commission or stand. q fat vailipg ep % aa cone id pg salary. ran iI with deapated. 4 Dosinese and of tompar ato babies who would Fake Weert of | RURCLOBS IS) Reet ttsost, RAIDER MY MALUATE, 27 Old is employ ra well Ae heart, Will please to send na id address | Slip, or Captain, on board Pier &, N. R. x A. r, ¢ advortisnr - attend their orders. “Good references givens, Te. immediately Wi Ntep—sr A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A sivuation in @ table family as Waiter and Uhamber- maid, or to take care of children, and to do the chamberwork, am be seen f twodaya Ploase oall at No. 11 Un‘on Court, 4 Lith street. Cam give the best of oity reference. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL A SITU- an Is OVERLAND MUTUAL PROTECTON COM. Cae hte company 1s now fully organised, and will atart on the 24 of April. The route, whioh is by Cincinnati, and from that place by am admirably contrived boat to Bent’s Fort, and then overland through the Mormon settlement to the minos, is SUYDAM, PATENT PORTABLE SALOONS, FOR THR « purpore ¢ f exhibiting to the publio this article, which is 20 desirable for Ue health and comfort to all ‘persons going to Cali- fornia. All hay of them sted A ide the best, shortest, and most ceonomical of any yet One orclech, »'¢ the Bacwa Viste House: 299 Grasd oreo a Pont creda: and the whole oost will not exeeed $75. The consait- vey ce down Osthari edinee. the Bowery, down 1, down ed then Il leavo thie city for Cincinnati on We down Bout’. street, up Fulton streo will sit di ‘Nasenu etree ‘At Tammany Ball, where a lown a Uhm y c + atroe' erm, is also hold every evening at 7 Worouhiy andestnnds hae tna aad esse ecm te | act, wp Can! Feeedlep Chand sens tothe Buses Ved meee Broun beast clty reference no to homonty and aharactsr, Plases soit rides | where * fe paventas may be found at any slime to supply ordern, ta Sony SULLDERSLEEVE, V.P, by rote, to 73 Wost bth atrect. 4 ina fe wdnys, i THomas ByRN®, Secrotary. 7 7 ANIA.—TBR THIRD DIVISION OF TAR W ‘renin, tes Posie a mesrnotaniy roa | Cy Onstry om TAs, Nie SATTMRNN Laren! Page | fiuh CaLivcenta; TBR THIRD OIysmON OF a8 1 respectable ‘private fam! be best oF Eivevece oun be ¥ ore comfortable and gracefu! for the form, as weilas for the id now packet ship B. R. Milam, for Galveston, Texas, given from her last oo call at 219 Fire ‘svonuc, cor. | Hiverty thry afford in the movements of the person who makes wee mn the expedition under General Worth’s esoort from her of Tweltth atrest, on the third floer, Avenue, cor ) ortncm. ‘Tobe hed only of Madame PRUSPERE. Antonio to the Git, adapting vbeir method of travelling to the ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A MEOPROT, tnt.h nee, ciple: very come atin tee | tbiep. st tng tine, this quioks Cheng cad arreite tenon Ress er BYA |B. ‘ies will & new sty comfor able ing, ot this time. this qui v0) amos: we es Le ig Oooh Washes. tat Teena, phen, oetp antived from Paria, at » very moderate price. enre ig 4 and full tagormat m given by B. HOUGH, Jr, 1 Front “yy Feferenoe from ” her sd a 4 r last place. Bho isa tidy, smart girl, Can be soon for two dr yt et O11: R.—TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS AND STEAMERS Bie. EU 'a the sens, Spviag Swe, 08 | IN id otnome—cnapets a from 10 to 100 yards, witnont | J. W SHARED, OF $20) BACH FOR Sale IN THR NEW OACHMAN WANTS 4 SITUATION—A YOUNG wan or | ‘2%! ‘at from 634 conte to 8 conta per yard. A whole wait of | 3 ,0n4 IME ix Calitornia Asssoiati . Consady, vober havita ether tn toe aity e007 satay. Gee | Cirizen mene creme 006 colon rowted fe 9}, Ladieg dees: | 0 Deaitiely aul noxt Batnrday, whetoer shares eld or nok ST egmmended by hie late employees, Ora ‘be toon at 70 ond 706 Allon street, none Grand, PI ot Hoomroltsurbyy or t# DRAFT & VOOR, Costars, Janeways, Morcist lands, Livingstons, Schormerhorns, Bradhuste, &o. &o Bo, to- ther with thousands of other astounding referenoe, can bo sean tthe depot, 200 Pearl streot Zatterall's, Broadway: the Harlem Railrosd offices, Reading & Co., Boston; of the t8. RO ceries, and saddicrs generally. OS eents, $4 = dozen, $42 a gross, ‘10 cross, at $36 a gross. R. GLOVER I8 CONSULVED DURING THE DAY AND evening, at his office, No. 2 Ann stree. (now No, 12,) in ‘those di Then ee that lave baffled repels ysiolans of less experience. His extractof &eo., had at his store, in \. Privat Soy BE ney rial gars a oe Fara BR. FAWCETT 'CAN BB CONFIDENTIALLY CONSULT- ed at his office, 6; Dey street, on all private diseases. The most obstinate yiald to his modo of treatment, which is on the non. mereurial principle. Sirtotures cured on the most approvid Plan. Tho viotims of solitary indulgence can also apply, with certainty of cure, Office 51 Dog atrect, D5, Levering 7 aye Y ved OF THE “PRACTICAL PRIVATE: ‘Treatise,’ » 88 Green’ deel? wich strost—office hours 9 te 17 A. iM. 6 109 P. 34. (Sunday excepted). Those who apply in the carly stages will be surprised a6 the and litale inconvenience ‘Sttonding their care. It is chiofly, however, those whe have sul fared from a certain olacs of ‘te AUTION TO DRUGGISTS AND THR PUBLIC.-THE unparalleled ‘and astonishing efficacy of Dr. Wistar’ Baloam 1 of W ild Cherry 1n all the cisentos tor which it is recommended— ‘oases after the skill of the best physicians was una- large nnd increasing demand for it. This eipled oounterfeiters and imitators to palm. omilar name and appearance, for the BE NOT DECEIVED BY IMPOsTORS, ‘The public should be careful to get the genuine article, as the imitations and counterfeits, being put up by those who know mo- | thing of medicine, o7 of the diseases of the human system, are en- tirely untafe and dangerous. EXAMING S0LY BEFORE PURCRASING. ‘The renuineBalear ie put up in Bottles, with thowords “Dn. Wisrar's Barsax, or: Wis Curry, Phila,” blown in tho | Hiata-ench bottle baacing label on the from with theignstare_| 0 S . ‘This will bo erzeloped horrattor, with a wrapper, copyright se- cored 1844, on which will always appear the written signature of “I. BUTTS.” Any.one fexting tho label or wrapper, oF tanatare of al agent, will be punished with | rigor of the law. h getail, by Messrs. A. D.& D. SANDS. ‘holeeale anc . treat, of William; 272 Bzosdway (Irvin mre Charme Broadwa; Harland: | iy. House) corner of Chambers stroet; 77 East Keese & Co, 2aMaiden Lano, and by the druggists ge ALL, OCULIST AND AURISZ, DRVOTES HIS D retootion ad cual to dleessee cf tho Ryo and Rar, ns 2h roadway, entrance 1}4 Warren streot, whoe. can be had his reatise 09 tho Bye,” price 60 conte; aleo, a pamphlet, free of charge, wbieii describye his new method of strengthening weak oye. Juebimporied, » large eupply of artiscial eyes. prs vito Da chit tpn en R. MORRISON CONTINUES TO BS CONSULTED CON: | fidentially on private dissases. Gleots, strictur » vene- real wlcarr tions he cures whare others fail ad | earen cuned in s fow Nervous anc. organic debility he war | ranta to oure. ee bis London diploma in his office, 3434 Fab ton stront, 0 CURE NO PAY.--DR. CORBYIT, 19 DUANR STRERT, Twamber of the Royal Colioge of Surkeons, London, may be consulted im treatment of delicate iscaie No matter how long you may have had gleet, wloors upon the body oe in the throat OF Does pains in the head and bores cf the lege, A practice of | fonrteon years, devoted to venereal discasos, enables De. O.to cure the worst forma of ls dinesme, Recent yured in four dey No meroury used, Stricturos oured in one oF two woeks, with vearcely acy pain, Those individuals who have indulged ins certain loathsome habit ean positively be restored to health and oot S'Preeten WEAKNESS, IMPOTSNOB, &o. RALPH'S Private Troatios, deeply interustiog; tho only true treatment and core, with recipes. mode of living, &e., kc, faith. fully given: 6th edition, 42 pp, price Maybe had ‘of the auther, & Greenwich street; or by post, mailed free, SHIPPING, F[\BE BRITISH AND NORTH AMRRICAN i, M. STEAM- "T iiive, between Becton ana. Laverpocl ond "terrors nee York ana Liverpool calling ab Halifax to land and rooei gers: ive mails oer Hi. Sudhing, Hibernin. Capt, W. J. 0. Lang, A. Niagara. “5. 8tone, N. shannon, Can « W. Harrison, abot” — Cambria: J, Leiteh. . Doug! wry a clear white light at mast hond, green on Ted on port bow. jarrison, from Boston, Wodneeday 21st March i, dudking,” “ N, York, do ath April, Ningara, “A. Ryzie, == de 13th Enropa, “ B.G.Loty “ WN. York, do 24 May. Cambiia, “ N, Shanncn, “ Bi th * An experionced surgeon on board, Freight will be charged on tpecie, beyond een hace ae Jexpenses. All Lng mut pase a Hew York or Boston te Laverpool frat cabla, $12 cabiny $10, For Frolght oF Paaenee SEDI Ts ARD, Je, $8 Broadway. OR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREME! Bt WASBINGTON, Capt @. Southamptet ‘perienaed surgeon on at the eiloe of the Oovan Stoamn Ne way. ACKRTS FOR HAVRE—SEOOND LINR—THR SHIP will sail om the tet April. P Onolds, John VDE HINGKEN, Agente. 83 Wall rtreok, RK AND SAVANNAH STEAM NAVIGA- TT Wan Companys the now and magnifoont steamship Ton nespeo, John Collins, will evidently not in as good humor as when he first came here. Ogden Hoffman now seems to stand the best chance for District Attorney. Governor Young is on the ground again, and his chance seems to improve for Collector of New York. AN OnseRvER. Wasuinaton, March 17, 1849. The Downgs of the Administration. Steady is the word. “ Slow and eure go far im aday.” Nothing has been done as yet to excite alarm—nothing to awaken apprehensions of a sweeping system of proscription. The nomina- tions made are to fill the places of gentlemem whose ecmmissions expire, with one or two ex” ceptions, Now, in point of fact, the superseding an office holder when his commission expires 19- not a removal, although the incumbent who goes out and the office-seeker who comes in must sus- pect that it answers all the purposes of a removal. But still no complaint can be made if a whig cabinet should prefer to give the new commission to a new man, in every case in which the old commissien expires. This, we doubt not, they will do, unless the incumbent be a good whig or @ harmless neutral—a man who has not mixed him- self up with the politicians of the day in stumpin, it for Cass during the late campaign. All ol which 18 perfeetly tair, according ww the usages of war. The expiration of these commissions does not Jerks in the departments. They will have to be removed, to be displaced, “for none die, and few resign.” chaps that the rule of ** honesty,” &c., must be made to apply. But with all the good appointments, all those re- quiring the action of the Senate, and tor which a commission of four years is given, it 18 only ne- cessary to await its expiration. Whena vacancy ogeurs to be filled, and if the incumbent fails to et a New commission, he cannot complain that he 38 removed, although he has to go out. Upon this plan, the course of Gen. Taylor and the new cabinet is as plain as a tow path: the have only to follow in the tracks of James K. Polk and his cabinet ; and as the commussions of their appointees expire, to put other men and good whigs 1m their places. Nevins 4 You will perceive that something is doing torNew York jand that the Taylor whigs in that region have a hearmg in the eliptical saloon. at the White House; while, asa general rule, the original no party Taylor men are standing without the ria among the outsiders, indignant at the ingrattti of the men whom they were good enough.to put into power. eae The Board of Mexican Commissioners 1s not satisfactory in the Senate, The Texans demand aman from that State on the Board, because of the immense interests of the people of Texas in these Mexican elaims to laads, &c., within their State. Messrs. Ev Smath, and ‘Payne are all | eapable men: but a Texan wanted on Board, and 1% is ‘probable that this reasonable change will next week be made. Owing to she hints given, out by Old Zack and his cabinet, to say nothing of the gold diggings, the rage fon offices, though a perfect nu sance, 18 not one-tensh what it would have been without = gold mines, and with Henry Clay for ee lent. , ‘Wasuinaron, March 14, 1849. The Diplomatic Corps and Gzneral Tuylor. The correspondeat ‘“B.,” im giving, in communication of the 12th inst., a description of the presentation ef tne diplomatic body to the Preewent, has evidently taken from some con- resaional directory the list he furnished of that ly; among the ministers piyeest he omitted Mz. Von Roenne, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the Germanic con federated empare, while he entitles Mr. de Mas ardo Charge de Affaires, when he is accredited aa E. E. and M. P.; then, he gives the names of sun- dry secretaries of version and Se a tas _ untry; for instance, Mr. longer in the country Spanish Fs toate frst ubstituted by Mr. Bannelosas Secreta aa eation aie Mr. R. Reevado, from Venezuela, whom he says was present, was absent from the city, and I think from the country, Your said correspondent shows his igaorance of our diplomatic etiquette, by saying, that Mr. de Bo- disco was absent on account of the idea ot being out-ranked ! The Russian Minister was indispos- ed, as also the first Secretary ot Legation, but Mr. Exemar, the second Secretary, was present.— Mr. de Bodisco, by his rank of Envoy Extraor+ dinary and Minister Plenipetentiary, and the length of time ke has been accredited to the overnment in Washington, is the Doyen of 5 lomatic body; not being present, Mr. Alvear, wha came next, spoke in the name of his colleague. That your correspondent is, unacquainted wi the members of the diplomatic bes 1s evident trom his mistaking the Minister of the German empire, = we dreased an black, forthe pinaee ot Port who was in full uniform orders aod collars. I trust «B.” will eadeaver to and Mr. Tavira, of the Me ea eee, Milne att oclse P, Pet 2th inst. from io, 4 a5 frolgh o€ Deseo, OATHS SUE Le MITOMELL, 10 Bremer Siyrs Ande Valea Lary IWeadoMive Landing av 4 taco vloek, be more correct next time. A [Our correspondent“ B.,” in hisletter of the 13th inst., published 1n yesterday's paper, 18 also wrong in stating that Mr. Pakenham took tank of M. Bar