The New York Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1849, Page 3

Of specie will soon commence, The leading features of the bill reported by the Ss- mate Committee on Banks and Insurance Companies, ‘which paseed that branch of the Legislature on the 16th Marob, are as annexed : New Youx Banxine Svstem—Inorviova Resronsist- Lity or Stocxwoupens, Srotien 1—Trovides that stockholders shall be in- dividually reeponsible equally and rateably, for the amount ofany debt or liability contracted after the aoe of January, 1850 with iaterest to the amount of reepective shares of stock r Srction $— Defi what constitu’ im @Dy corporation or association lity of yaardians or other trustees. in mi ‘mente for miners or of trust funds Srotion 4—Names and residences of stookbolders, ith the number of shares owned by any individual, shall be kept subject to public inspection. Sections 6 and 6--Point out the course to be pur- for the recovery of any demand against any cor- MD OF associstion Sxction 7—An injunction may be issued against ‘any corporation or arsociation which refuses to pay y demand exceeding one hua“red dollars. — Provides for the stigetion of the af- fairs of any corporation, under an injunction, Szction 9—Provides for the appointment of a re- suirer. in tne event of apy corporacion proving insol- vent. Section 10—Any one or more stockholders owning Stock to the amount of one twentieth part of the capl- tal, may. at any time, apply to any Justice of the Sa- me Court foran order declaring such corporation orin imminent danger of insolvency; and @ facts presented such justi I de to prevent traud. &o examine the affairs and books of the cor- ary. appoint a receiver of the of euch corporation. Srction 11—Define the daties and powers of receiy- ers appointed under un injunction Section 12—Reguiates the sule of assets of ii ations. Sxction 13—Provides firet for the payment of bills “OF notes held by bill holders. who shall have presented same, Any surpius shall be divided and patd to the creditors having demands founded on any debt contracted after the firet day of January, 1850, in pro- port ko thelr Feapaative srmands, sad any farther ‘urplus paid to all otber creditors, in Or= fon to their demands, mass Sections 14 and 15—Define tho duties of the recelver Mrelation toall debts unsatisfied, which were con- Faoted after the Ist of Januury, 1850, after the assets f the corporation e been exhausted. © @ Justice of the Supreme Court, he shi ‘mount of cash realized by bim, t vent expenses and alnwans 8 claimed, ali payments that he may have mai ‘all, at the rama time, submit to each justice a true and accurate jist of the persons who, tince the Ist of January. 1850, wer steckholders of such a prpgeeted nominal amount of stock held by each, and the residence of each. #0 far as ean be ascertained, Section 16—Said Justice shall appoint a re! with direotions, after giving notice to all person: Cerned, te apportion the debts and lishilities of cerporation, contracted after January lst, 18: remainin; tisfied among said stockholder ably,in meopeenicn to their atock, Skotion 17—Provider for notifying stockholders, and for the publication cf the numas of stockhelders who may reside out of the county where the business of the insolvent corporation was conducted. Sxction 18—Gives the referve power to hear proofs ofall parties interested in the matter. and particularly to ascertain the persons who are chargeable as stock- holders for the debts contracted as afvresaid,and the amount chargeable to each Section 19—Provides for the extension of time, if Becessary, for the examivation and siquidation of the affairs of any insolvent corporation Section 20—When the report of a referees has been eonfirmed by a Justice of the Supreme Court, said of confirmation shall be finalas # judgment, nd executions may be iseued against any of the stookbolders, the samo as upon a judgment in t! Supreme Court, the money colleeted on such executions shall be paid to and received by the receiver of said insolvent corporation Section 21—Money so collected shall, after dedact- ing all expenses, be divided among the creditors of ‘such corperation, Section 22—Regulates the compensation of re- celvers and referees. Section 28—Stipulates within what time dividends shall be made to creditor: Srotion 24—Any surplus, after paying off all the debts and liabilities, shall be divided among the stock- holders in equal and just proportion to the sums con- tributed Sections 25, 26, 27, 28. and 29—Relate to the course to be pursued upon un appeal to suspend or delay execution, or from any order or determination of the Justice of the Supreme Court Section 30—Relates to every security taken under the provisions of this act, and the disposal and en- forcement of the ramo Section $1.—Apny oreditor who shall have neglected to present his demand to the receiver, before the first or apy subsequent dividend, and who shall present the same before the rcvond cr any other subsequent dividend, shall receive the sum he would have been entitled to om any former dividen4, before any distri- bution be made to other creditors Section 82—Every is«us of fact or of law joinedinany suit against any corporation or association, described ‘in the first section of this act, upon avy debt or liabi- Lty contracted after the firet day of January, one thou- and eight hundred and fifty, or sgainat any receiver of such corporation or association, or by any such re- ceiver under the provisions of this act, shall have pre- ference at the court at which it ehull be noticed for trial, to all other cause; and every case made, special verdict rendered, bill of exceptions and demurrer to evidence teken on such trial, and every issue of law joined on the pleadings in avy such suit,and every ‘eppeal from apy order or determination, jadgment or decree, made or rendered onder the provisions of this aot, and every special motion relating to any proceed: jngs had under thie act. ball have a proference in the hearing and argument thereofin any eourt where the same may be pending. ‘This dill is framed for the purpose of enforcing the yesponsibility of stockholders in certain corporations and associations, as prescribed by the constitution, nd to provide for the prompt payment of demands against such corporations ard associations. Thie bill will probably pass the lower house without any mate- Fig] alteration, and immediately become alaw. There je considerable anxicty among stockholders in the banks of this State relative to the operation and effect of the provisions of this act—the general impression being that it will tend to depreciate the value of bank *took, aud restrict the movemente of those institutions. It is very probable that at first the value of Sank stock will be depreciated; but we do not think it will remain dong depressed. It will create a cautiousness on the part of thore entrusted with the management of banks, and keep them withim proper and safe limits; the stock- holders will be more careful in the election of officers, and examinatio: id investigations be me-e frequent- 17 made. The system of public credits will be much im- proved, and the discount line much reduced. This law will have a very favorable influence upon indivi- ‘dual credits, and deprive many of those favors which have heretofore been at times so freely extended, for the purpose of promoting speculation. The individual ‘Fesponsibility system, if properly enforced, will act as check upon expansions, which must have a very fa" ‘yorable influence upon the currensy, and upon the ‘movements of trade generally. All the laws which have hitherto been made have failed to prevent the | most disastrous expansions and contractions in the banking operations of this State. The plan of making quarterly reports w: oontly passed for the regulation of returns has proved anabortion. We have repeatedly urged the propriety ef compelling the banks to make average monthly re- nce of these institutions in the Legislature bas been sufficient to defeat the object we hadin view. The law, eynopsis of which we give above, is calculated to regulate these corporations more effectively than any previously reported, and we therefore give it our hearty support. The constitution enjoins it upon the Legielnture to pass such a law, and we trust that the lower houre will at once concur with the Senate, Stock Exchanges DIU 11}, 35 Brio BR, old stook 58 fn) Hilig 100 do, new, fall b30 60 0000 do 330 60% 1000 do 60. 16000 do Oats 40 do bor 09 2000 Kentucky 6's €0 s ‘4 100 do 360 bu 300 Harlem RR Ps BOW Readin 1) to on 2000 Erie 7's Bés Lo do baw 6 “S sha Bk of Ameries 450 do oy 20 Lea Manuf Bank W Auturn & Roch RR &L 100 Ww do BL oO 7” do BOM 400 S Aude River RR GL 60 40 Long Telnnd BR 234 250 do 254 50 do DIS 25% 150 Canton Company 1590 do 25% 0 15) Reading RR 524 25 de 08) Bg 2 wo do 8295 wWNY&NHRR Board. 65: sha Farm Te 939 3836 b ta Juy Cantu Co b” 40 5000 us do Bu BS eb WW do a5 By) 0 Form 50) Reading Railrond =? 000 25 Matiem Raileond 60% ‘900 1 do el0 5935 50 = DVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, LOST. A DRAFT FOR T* S 9 BUNDRED AND FOUTY drawn,by Lew A Hontgaber.or, payable by Honige a roinera. te the erer of Aranem Drffelmayer. sated Fives Germany, On or about tre Sth day of Never ber, 1548, Sibune are crwtioned rot to weeatiaca tne sald draft, aah getsle ment bas already bien made by the partioe Be LO8T.—H #18 FIVE VRARS ANO 8)X MONTHS OLD Ls ad on an old giasod can. biaok cloth jaoke , light colored ta boots, and weellen stockings Weht halt, olue eyes, lexion—ts intell:ge ramet Francis &. So cer, 2 gue iatormalion reopen'sog hia, will boethakCully.re-eived bY his parents, living 0860 Wainut street. 8. 8) FOUN OURD—ON THE 7TH 1 Jervey, ® D. 7 NSTANT, IN THR STATA OF 1 Bost, (2 lee! long, intoly repaired, Any ving property, and paying exponees. may piyhg toi W. MINUGU, Commauipaw, N.J. By JOsePH BEGEMAN, AUCTIONS ‘Wednesday. March 2'st, at 1 o’olook, A. Kooem, No 191 Washinzton street, Brooklyn, new and ol'g: yosewood und msbogauy furnitare, to be sold without revervo, to clore a concern. Also a variety of, jecond hand fucaiture. Also, to be sold at 12 o'clock, one ehe, two light ay ard ope farm wagon. fale positive, with mt regard Thureday, March 22 at 10 o'slo-k, stlS3 Jay, swu st., Brook! of parlor, ol aa ral aseo1 Nitchen furniture, Catalogues may be had ‘ut the alee room T AUCTION—THE CELEBRATED KAIN MAn3L® uarry, in Westchester county, New York Administratix Piared 230, 1640 rom tke will be sold, by ordor of ‘Weatcbester ooun'y, this Quarry, #0 extensively Y States as yielding the best white | and other purp:ses, the fire of t Custom House, erected about two millions of dollars Stewart's Great Store, and other build: ‘in the city of New York; the Post Office in ton; the City Hall. in the city of Brookly: mm House, in the city of Now Orleana,”Tth tho Ia mentlored are in the course of construction; other pablic build: areuleo in contemplation. The abo daring the time ef the intestate, yielded a very larze annual (n0om:, and yt fall working do require mo outlay of capital beyond ico for them, constitutes v: wodactive furtane. Tale artis ie inaead'en the taatees ek fuantity ts believed to be ir exhaustib! wealts iest ! 5 the Quarry itself, in taasses of ‘A large wuraber of bullae work shops, Ke,, are on the promises to ferton ‘The above sale will positively be made to beat hidder, om the 23d day of March. inst, at 12o'clock at neon, op the premises. Title indisputable. For further particulars, apply to SAMUEL B. LYON, Eoq., Counsellor at Law, White ‘Plains, or JAMES M. MILLER, Esq., Auctioneer, stero ‘85 Maiden lang, N. ¥. n —THE SUBSCRIBER his pergonal attention to the sales of Furniture at the real cence of owners. He will alro receivo at his store, the furaiture of thuse it removed for the convenience of sale. W. BROWN, Auctioneer, No. 102 Broad NOTICE .—PAWNBROKER'S SALE OF Watches Jewelry, on Thursday next, March 22.-W. Lewis & Co., 187 Chatham ‘street, will_eell at 10 o’clook, a very iatge avecrtment of Gold and Silver Watobes, Silver Plate and Jewelry, of every description. SOLOMON I, HART, Pawnbroker, 483 Pearl street, verro SPECIAL NOTICES, RO oh: nln ale g ee ROUO OOOO Loon oF 05, Fs AIBBARY ABSOCIATION.—A CONVEN- + tiona: meeting will be held at No. 38 Canal street, on We nesday, the 21st instant, at half-past seven lock, P M., fer the Durpete of receiving the report of the Exsoutive Committye, Lodge committees will be punctual in_ attendance. ALFRED LANCASTER, Secretary, pro. tom. IRE DEPARTMENT.—A MEETING OF THR ENGI- neers, aliss Fire Wardens and Fcremen, is to be held at Fire- men’s Hall, on Thureday, to mcrrow evening, at So'clock, to take into consideration the disgrace which is to be attached to the de- partment by the passaze of slaw paying the engineers $500 per annum, ANTED —BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION &s Chembermaid and Waiter, or Plain orto assist in Washing or Iroping, Has no objections to general housework im a swall family, Has the best of city reference. fleasecall at 174 Leurens street, corner of Houston, in the basement. Can be men for twe days. ANTS- A SITU AT! AS COOE, OR Fi ‘Housework. & young wowan who bas served cities, No objection to Brooklyn or to New York. A. B., at #70 Broadway, ANTED.—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- tion a8 Cook. Washer or Ironer, that fally understands her business, and is willing to make herself uscful, hasgood reoom- freogations, Please call at 713 Washington street, trout room, om he WANTED. 4 CORNISH MINER, TO DO THE PIT work end timber work in amine not far from Now York, Nono nocd apply but those fully competent ; one aoqaa‘nted with repair ng miner's tools preferred, Apply to EVERSTT & BROWN, 68 gouth etrect, W 4578D—A PROTESTANT WOMAN, TO COOK, WASH nd Iron foraemall family of two persons in Brookiyn. She must understand ber burivess aoe by. well recommended Apply at 61 Livingston street, between Smith and Hoyt etroste, roo) @ in_ both ca) Inquire W 43 7ep-asny TO TAKE CARE OF OBILDREN, A mide aged fant woman, None other need apply at the Globe Botel 200 Fulton street. Brooklyn, ANTED—A GOOD WATCH-MAKER, TO GO SOUTH Tngui ows and #, $1 Maiden aus, ‘ANTE! ITUATION BY A VERY COMPETENT fr), with good oity reference, to Cook, Wash and Iron, or would {lo ibe enthe housework where only one girl is employed; would go to the country, Please oall at74 6th avenue, in the Boot otore. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A VERY *OMPRTENT git], with good city reference, to Coek, Wash and Iron for vate famil, or would doali the housework, where only one i einlis employed. Please call at 286 8th avenue, corner 26th, the grocery. ANTED-A ITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE as Chamtermaid or Laundress in a respectable arnt, has no objection to the country places. Apply at No. street. Can be ecen for two days; the best of references. eee OWRRY THEATRE—WEDNE!DAY EVENING, MAROH B Sided oat the new and drama Bhat; bady Leech Mee a tbott Antes whieh, Ta CaDORE on x w OFLOVEthe Chevalier, Me. Shaw; Sencsohal” Mr, Fredericks Francois Mr. Hadaway; Marchionoss, Mrs. Abbott. Drees Cirole nd Parquotte, 60c.; Family Circle, 960.; le ‘Doors open at 7; commencent 735. (CB4NFRAU'S NATIONAL THEATRE, LATE CHATHAM— Wedveniay evening, March 21, will beacted the farce of | JACKETS OF BLUE—Jack Hudderly, Mr. Bield; Harry Vyso, | br, Seymour; Mra. Sampson, Mra. €hapwan, To be followed by MOPE IN CALIFORNIA— Mose, Mr. Chanfrauy Syxoey. Me. Seymour; Mr. Adolphus Pillishroud, Mr. W. hapman; Lise, | Mise B. Mestayer. Afver whioh, TO 4 AN = Bouueotiout Tom, Mr. Ctavfrau; Emerald Jommy, Mr. Seymour; Susan Dovgbnut, Miss E. Mestayer. To conclude with SIMPSON & CO Mr. Mr. Chapman: Mr. Bromley, Mr, Tilton; Mra, ire Woodward; Mra Vitesllin, Misa Gordon. Boxes 25 12% conta, Doors opin at 6% o'elock—cortain will Simpeon, conte; Fee at 76 ROADWAY CIRCUS, 567 BROADWAY, NEAR PRINCE Bion tan week but one— Wednesday evening, March 21, ing Mounting and Posturing, by the Rivers Family, who for afew ovouings, The celebrated Clown, in several acta, and doliver hie famous ill perform his faorite pony Cin- , Damon and Pythias, Horso- dH, Gardner: and the ac Maurice Sand ‘The whole to nto afterpieoe. Afteraoon pertormanos on. — at two o'clock, Adunission 25 coute—obildron halt TALIAN OPERA, ASTOR PLACE—BENEFIT AND LAST Sppearance of M'me Laborde, and the only appearance ot Sig. Bevevaptano, who bas kindly consented to sine on this ocossion— Wednesday, March 21, will te given for Madame Laborde’s bone fit, Rosine comic orera, in three acte, IL BARBIERS DI BIVIGLIA—Rosina, Madame Laborde; Marcellina, tignot Grew have giator Almaviva, Wone Laborde; Figaro, Sig. Bone venta irtolo, Bigmor Sanquirics; Basilio, Signor Giubilei; Fi Pismontesi. After which, the first act of Belli: oa! epera of NORMA—Norma, ‘Tiere, $1; Amphitheatre, 25 commence at ¥ o'clook, me Laborde, Parquot, st and 2d a. Doors opon at tal past 7— ANTED—A SITUATION AS CLERK IN A DRUG Store, wholesale or otal. No objection to go South.— io. 7 ANTED—SALESMEN, TO TRAVEL IN THE COUNTRY Pu to effect Lines Coehg tl i ee, stoner a centage wi 5 ne but thorougl cay le men need arply.. Foquire at 28 Broadway. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE PRO testant young woman, to do chamberwork, and Waitor, or wing. Plenco all at 208 Centro street, front room, up Wy 4npen— By A MAN AND HIS WIFE, A SITUATION —the man as Hotel Carpenter; the woman as Pastry Cook. They understand the'abore'busluesses exactly—no troubs. ‘The best of city reference as to honesty and long experience. The ad- verticers oan be seen every day, and all day, a: 263 Mulberry street. No objection to city of country, terms, bat ® steady place, T A MEETING OF THE CONCERT COMMITTEE OF the Hebrew Benovolent Svojety, held March 19, it was unanimously Resolved, That the than ks of this committee be, and are horoby tendered to Madame and Monsieur Laborde, for their commonda- bie generosity in voluntcering their gratuitous services to sing at the concert gives last evening in aid of this charity. Extract from the minutes, ADOLPHUS 8. SOLOMON, Hon'ry Secretary, RIA IN BXCELSI8.—JOHN COFFIN NAZRO, L3RABL, of Jerueatem, Dei Gratia Royal Prince and Priest of Jeho: will preach this evening, at 7 o'clock, in the New Eogland Tnotitute, Bond street, to the God damned city, ( yl WANTED—A SITUATION AS COOK, BY A SMART, ‘active fwoman; of long experience; understands pickles, preeerves, soups, jellies, pastries, and made dishes, the baking of fancy, and household bread. Iéa toetotaller these several years. Good city relerenove can be given. Is only a fow days disengaged. No objection to a private boarding house or hotel. Can bo seon for three days, if wot engaged. Please call nt 253 Elevonth street, two docrs above Murphy's etablen, ye YA GERMAN GENTLEMAN, WHO studied the Water Curo Treatmont at Grafenburg (Aus- trian Silesia), in the establiahment of the colebrated Dr. Vio- cong Pricesxits, and who ja well acquainted with the whole curo ECHANICS' HALL, 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN Grand and Broome Open every night during the original and well: Mowa Christy's Minstrels, organ tablished band in the world ; who olaim, , me, of bine the first LA enpd saatore 0 style Sree n te Ste in existence, who can U0 noe * the above dlstinewion. |” Wliose Concerts in, thie ent Just right to city, for aperiod of threo years, have been rosoived with great patronage and faver, unprecedented im the annals. of public Amusomonte in this great Polis, and cortinue to be night recived with approbation, by large and highly respectable audi- enoca, s mostoonvinolug evidence of thelr superior merit and at- tractivences. They will have the honor of introducing a great va- riety of new and original Melodies, Burlesque Operatic Chorus- bea Gongs, Charuotorintic Dancen, 80., fre tempted by “' numerous imitators,” sulta” that have orowned the efforta oft le” company, who challonge vompetition ment of Rthiopianrepresentations.. ‘The compa performer under the direction and manegement of B. P. Obris: y, the whele, comprising s oorpeof unequalled versatility and talent. Admission 26 cents, Children under 10, half prioo. Doors open at7—Concert will commeneo at 8 o'elock. An afternoon m Saturday, commencing at 3PM. MES, TRANCES KEMBLE BUTLER WILL READ THURS. day Eroning, March 22, the play of “Henry IV,” at the Stuyvesant Institute, at 734 o'clock. ‘Tickets Po man, Janitor of the Ins to be had of Mr. tute; at the Astor House, the Irving Bouse, the Union Hotel, at Mr. #rancis’and Mr. Crowen's Book: stores. Price $1. KR. DOHENY'S LECTURE, AT THE TABERNACE ON depart- ta of ton Gotha method, and the English languazo, an employment inan insti Fridi ing, March 23, at eight o'clock. Subject—“Th upon God's Kirgdom, upon Karth as in Heaven, and there wil tute of Wind in this country. “‘loate addrese"*Wator | Secial sed Political Contiion of tied tcketa BU canta, Bt acontribution, ¢ nt ld office, es ae Sit Sb the door. FICE NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ENG- rI 8 AND JUGGLE. HALLENGE.—DR. DOD’ oO No 45 Wall street, March 19, 1849.—The Stockholders are lish gir!, a8 Waiter. or to assist in taking osre of children. eerteghe ilus Pook ave invited Cy & lecture, itivveratod oy hereby informed that the Direntors bave prepared a full report of | Good reference from her last place. Apply at 123 Court atrect, | a great variety of entirely novel exporimonts, on Mental Hatluct- the condition and prospects Brooklyn, led Electrical Peychology, brought about by of the company, copies of which may adat the cflice. From the fact, that A this report ne mee. tion ia made of the payment of interest on the rocks in July next, some may infer that it will not be paid. ireotors take this opportunity tu assure the Stockho'ders that itiu not their icten: tion to depart from the terms of the original rubscription to the stock, but to pay the interest on the first of July, on both rd and pew stock, NaTBANIEL MARSH, Seorctar UDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.—LOAN.—NO. tieo is heroby given that $523,000 of the Loan on the Bonds of this Company, oftered by proposals issued under date of iSth ‘Tovflord all Stockholders an opportunity to seourethete a al tool lers an op} secure gmptive right to Bonds convertible into Stank whist they outalaed der ‘ho original suboeription, it ia considered propor by the Board that the time for receiving subscriptions fur such Honda fom thote stockholders who have not mu or taken them, shall be extended to 30 days from the publication of this notice, viz.,to the Slet day of 1849, After that day the right Will Cease and be lost to the ow and assignn, Up to shat date inolusive, persons now holding Stock the Company may subsoribe for Bonds to the amount of thelr Stook om paying down 6 per cent, when them securing the original preemptive 1 Feapecta at ore. pve takers of Bonds on 26th of Febraary, ‘Tho smallest Bonds igeued being $600, holders of a losd amount will be allowod to aoquire other Stock by Weanate, tomake up enough fora Bonds mA ra seven per cent interest, both convertible of the Com £ il te for Boo: $91 cent for Bonds bearing yf cent Within’ vey ars from their date into fe Secording to the ar fe gente may wean an $3100 ta they the proposals of the istn February, tastant, Scommission-ef ore percent, J. M. BOPRI. N.B—The above notice supersedes the)advertisoment esterday on this subject, which was unavoidably drawa up in Raete, sed wan pabligied wieh eotoe ty pographloal ecrors: New York, March lst. 1849. EMOVAL.—C, J. WALLACE, SUCCESSOR 70 FROST & Wellace, Merchant Tailors. bas removed from 51 Maiden jane to 156 Brosdway, over W. H. Beeebo & Co's Hat Store, up stairs, The broiness of the late firm will be settled. place, \URNISHED APARTMENTS.— A RIGBLY RESPEC table private family, would Jet two oF three handsemely fur- iished pariora and. bedrooms, (without board) to single’ gen tlemen, from the first of May. ‘The house is situated in Cham ora stroct, near Church street, ard the rooms are well finished and plearant, Also to let, front basement, euitable fora physician or dentist. Undonbted references given and requires, Address, Fre raid, Chamtera street, box 1496 Post Office, N ELEGANT ROOM IN BROADWAY, CORNER OF Grand street, excellently arranged for balls, concerts, and meetings, or any purposes repbias, and convenience. Ap ply to JOHN HOOPS, Broniway House, J OTICE TO BUTCHERS.—TO LET, THE HALF OF THe ase im House No. 30 Willet atreot, and half of a Staughter che rer, separately or together.’ Inquire on the premises. MISCELLANEOUS, nee en ey p\Hk PATENTEE OF A NEW DISCOVERY OFTEN BE ‘cumes suddenly rich. ‘Tho now foature of “ Shadows, or Ad. ventures, by Day and Ni out New York, with the Chief of Folice aud his Special Aide,” which the proprietor of “The People’s Own” bas hit upon, must make fortune for that newspaper. The first chapter is now ready in thie week's number, which can be had, for only 50 a copy, of all the news agents; and, wholesalg ard retail, at the «fhive, 47 Gold stroet, Cod YERSATIONS FRANCAISES, O8 FRENCH TAUGHT on the eral system, enabling to speak from the tirat lesso and ensuring eae and finer cy to pupiis more advanced, but de cient in speaking Private tuition at home, $4 por month; ditto in classes, $2. Borilies and eohools attended. Please address Mona, DZ ST. PIERRE, Hotel do Paris, 308 Brondway, ARIS GREEN, 8 BRAND, OF UNEQUALLED VALUE for Venetian Blinds,Ship Painting, o., dry and cr oils grades raneivg from 1334 to Sed per Ib and in 2 Burling. sp. THEO. 3COW Kegs, from 8 to 260 Iba, for sale at No HDS. OF VERY AY WATER--1 PERIOR, MADE by G. Drcloro, Eaq., Guayama, Porto Rico, just received by brig Montrore. A comatant su; OP, of which, in wood and glasa, maybe found on sale, st © ATWATER, MULFORD & Co's, 135 Front stroet, TATEN ISLAND FERRY.—L.EAVE NEW YORK AT9 1D 1, 3 dand 6 colock. Lanvo Vanderbilt's Landings 0.1, Bam rs WARRANTED OF THE BEST QUALITY. je _Nowark and Rosendale Lime and Cement Company's {late White's) Hadraulio Cement Lime cale’d and vet ter, marble Gust, tor sale at the sole agente for New York, RADNER, BELL & CO..74 Cortiandtet, N, Yor AVANA AND FRINCI No. 234 Broadway, third door above the American Hotel. ‘The advertieer would respectfully inform citizeneand strangers who may desire to purchase elther Bavana and Princi ars, Virginia, Caven dish, or Smobing Tobacco, that they will find at his establithment, at all times, an extensive choice and well se: lected stock of both Sogats and Tobsooo, ot the favorite brands. Prices extremely low, at cithor wholesale or retail. RAPE VINES-.ISABELLA AND CATA WBA--5000 THREE. year old; 2000 two year ol one year old. Those vines are very fine ' Also, my extonsive collection of Roses—consi of the most select kinds—! ytd, Perpetual Bourbon, i Tea, Noisotte and Prairie Hoses I offer the shove at reduced Ke. on account of clesing my business: JAMES 8. WEIR, leriet, corner of Second avenue and Twonty-cighth atreot, TT'0, TAILORS —THOSR WHO WISH TO OBTAIN A COM plete method of Cutting all. the various styles of Garments Ba worn at the present time, would do well to purchase Stinemets New Werk on tho mbject, as it is +o perfectly explicit that any proeed to immediate practice, in, jucing elegant Gar- one, in a few hours’ study, ard cope with the most experienced, 1 ‘rice per copy, complete, $6, way, OF Ai mente. ‘0 be had of the Author, No, 173 Broadway, or at W’ : evlev’s, Reporter of Faeiions, Re. No.4 Covrtinndt street, New Yorke Mead RONZE FOWDER—PURE GERMAN, OF THE MOST brilliant colors, in @ variety of 104 gnaities ‘and shades, Dutch Mital, Frevch and Florence Gold Leaf, Ultramari Blve and Green. For sale at factory prices at the manufac, pres Gencral Depot, No. 81 Fulton, corner of Gold street, New ork. SHIPFING, BE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN R, M. SPEAM- ships, between Beston and Liv | and between New fs ‘Kana Liverpool, calling at Halifax to land and receive mails Hibernia.Capt, W. J. C. Lang, Niagara. ci ee Bi “ J. leiton. ‘Theee vessels carry n clear white light at mast hoad, greon on starboard bow, and rod on port bow. America, Capt. Harrison, Lager ot ache nergad ‘2ist March Yor! Cans, udkine, N.Yo do 4h april i « (A. Byri, = Bost Ener, | BG, “ N.Vork, do 24 May, Cambils, “ ON, Sinnnon, “ Boston, do An experienced surzecn om board. Freight will be oisrged on tpecie, beyond an amount for personas expouses. All letters and Dowepepers innet pase through the post office, Pamage from Kew ork of Bosten to Li ‘rpo0), fitat cabin, $120 second onbin, ight oF passage 3) belepaphisreetcy TP OUNARD, Je 38 Broadway, ON INE.—THR SiLP Oneida, John W ill ter, will sail on the Ist April. BOYD & AINC Arents, $3 Wall atroot, 4PK CBECTER, FROM NEW ONSIGNBES by thie vores aro requested to ca of thy am the average bond ; shu sil le'ters or otker vox be f ed wile 0 picked up any Abeecom, wil report im AWSON &ORABAM I HENEW YORK AND SAVANNAG STEAM NaViGS- ion Company.—Ths now and magnificent ate » John Coliits comrmundor, will mil 2th net. from pier No, 4, North River, at ¢ o'clock, P. froight or porange, Laving unequalled ace: mmods tion by of a ‘apply to MOND L MITCHELL, 1 Prone at. SOLD THE STEAWBUAT ChOMAS COWBELL iihdrawn from the Newburghronre ‘The atesnboxt he i OGRE WIHLIAMS favorably known bufors, is now iauen im: @ loving teen resrranged, retitted ard furnished. She has Tollers én ber guarde, kod mm pout of comfort, spasd and ten to Gio Newburgh route, fs soomnd only tu tho Phomas Fewell, Seo ave usencnt below, POWELL, KUMSUBLe & CO, New York, Mareh 20, 1849 ‘oy Newburgh and Fiehbill, larding at Van Courtlar di'e, ( Pook. Hit) Weet Bent, Co depelogand Comwal ic at RO GER WILLIAMS, Copt GW, Wooley, will eommence as above from the Newburgh pier, foot ot Warren ot. every nt-ornoon wt 4 Oolocb. (ewnc aye excepted) this day. Maroh 2, Isay. Keturniog, will heave Now burgh at 7 o'clooky AM. ANTS A SITUATION AS GARDENER fully and tisfactory @. Direct to A: B., Herald office. WaASTED-1Y A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A Situation. Is a good Piain Cook, s good Washer and Ironer. Will go as Chambermaid and Waiter, or do gencral Housework in a respectable private family. Enquire at 33 Prince street, second floor. ANTED—A BIIUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- ‘eatent Girl, a8 Coamtermald and Walter, or Washer and Irexer, or do gencral Bousework, Good city reforence given, Hlease call at $0 Thirteenth strvet. Can bo soon for two dayx second foo! ck TOOm. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Lady, in ® respectable family, to do general House- werk or Chamberwork. Has no objeot to go a short way in the counry, Pleass call at ber last place, wi she can get the hest of city reference. No. 63 Hammond atrect. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLB GIRL, firet rate Cook, good Washer and Ironer; or would goas | Chambermaid apd Waiter, or do gencral Housework; th eeunley forred. The best of city references f.om her last place. 10 call at 41 Watte street. W 4NTzp—BY 4 RESPSCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A eituation ina private family, to cook, wash, and iron. Can come well recommended from her last situation. Please to call at 39 East Broadway, second floor, front room. ANTED—A f1P ‘Wcman, af got Froutd do gancrs! ne Please appl ANTED—A SITUATION BY A KESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, 9 Chambermaid, and assist in washing and fro. ing, oF take oare of a baby; and do plain sewing, Has the best of city references. No objection to the country. Can be seen for two days Please call atlU8 Thompson evreet third flor. ANTED—A SITUATION AS WET NURSE, BY A yourghealthy woman. Apply at 143 Dusne street, in the rear, ur stairs, WwW ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A eituat Cook, Weshcr and Tronor, or Chamberwork or respectable family. The bost of city rofor- apply at No. 206 Ninth stroet, between First ¢ UATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG 4 plain Cook, good Washer and Ironer. ework fora small family. Good referonoe, ly at 223 'Pwenty-firet stroet_in the rear. 2, fine washing, wi ence given. Pl avenue ANTED—LBY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Laundrees, or to Cook, Wash, and Iron in a Poe family. Can give the best of city reference. Apply 191 lott street, fourth flo was 100 AGEN18, TO DISPOSE OF AN ARTICLE that will command cash ip all parts of the United States. An active porson can make from $50 to $100 p:r month. A small amount ¢f capital required. Call at No.1 John street, basement. A carpenter is also wanted. WAdtED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Woman, to do the plain gooking, washing and soning of a resrectabl vate family. The best of city reference oan be given from ber Place tg call at 219, corner of 12th stroet and ind floor. Artois Gexsncuak wa taoeten ennieeion Wewan, a hie peters "Cau be scon aijid Vasey street; reference at 21 Park oes ANIED—A SITUATION BY A MARRI5O MAN, 26 years of age, as Clork or Assistant Book-keeper in 4 w 010 sale Dry Goods, Crockery, or Boot and Shoe Store; omployment for the support of himeelf and family boing his object. Good reference given; address Harford, Herald office, A SMART, INTELLIGENT aMERICAN GIRL, 13 OR u nal Lew oars of ago, wants situation to take cate of child: hertelf pe erally useful. Cd two day: 1a ven. st of city reference can on, YOUNG WOMAN IS DESIROUS OF OBTAINING A situation in some reepectable family a8 Chambermaid and Waiter, or Chambermaid and take care of chileren, ‘The. very best cf city reference can be given. Inquire at 633 Greenwio street, for two days, Bret floor, front room. mally She is botwann twelve age. Tnquire at Zit Atlantio treet, Brook tiantic, ANADIAN TRADE—A YOUNG GENTLEMAN from Mentreal,who has lived many years in one of the and mest extonsive wholesale dry houses in that elty, is anxious to make an engagement with apy house desirous to oultivate a Canadian trado, and where his personal scquain- tance and great influox.ce with the Canadian buyers visiting this market, would be sppreciated. Address J. I. D.. 114 Leonard st, NYOBMATION WANTED OF CHARLES NEAGERTY, A ative of Ireland, perish of Couchough, eou , by ‘his zothers Timothy and Jeremiah. Any info him will be thankfully received at 252 Stanton etroct PPER PART OF A BOUSE—WANTED, BY A GENTLE- man and his wife, the w F part of a house, ing of farret room, at a moderate rent. tion, improperly calle anrcoticn, nervous cougettion, fues. Wo. ac, on Wednesday cyening noxt, March 2ist, at 8 c'clcok, at Clinton Hall, by Dr. H, Collyer, who will expose the obarlatanry, and demonstrate the faire pretensions and utter fallacy of the dootrines advocated by the above lecturers. Adinission 25 conte, three for 50 conte, NIERNATIONAL ART UNION.—FREE GALLERY, 289 Broadway.—Messra, Goupil, Vibort, & Co., with a view to ex- tend over a broader lleld a taate for the Fine Arts, beg to inform the public that some of the leading pictures forming a part of the International Art Union will be sent te Boston, Providenoe, Phi He ‘is, and Baltimore, for free exhibition. Several aplondid new Paintings will shortly be added to the Gallery in New York. Open from 8'A. M. until 6 P.M. CALIFURKNLA, AAR ARA AA Rn NIA, VIA CHAORES.—THE UNITED ship F 4L00N will leave New York for on Thureday, 19th April, with the United OR CALIFO Si Mail Chagres, via Bavai States Maile for tho Pacific. The Falaon will arrive at in ple time to deliver the mails and passongera eiflo mail steamor Oregon, ‘Faseage to Chugres in state room $150 Do. do, lower after catia 115 Do. do, lower forward cabin’ 100 2 at do, to Chases seeeee wee 6” Fer teoight . BO ‘reight on specie 8, one “per cont, For or pas age, apply to M. 0, ROBERTS, 113 West stroot. OR SAN BRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA-—THE BRITISH steamship UNICORN, 660 tone burthen, will eail from Jorsey F City on oF about first of April. Prick ov Passace, Incabin, In forecabin. In steerage, For Rio Janeiro, $200 $150 — Valparaiso . 300 Anexpeaune surgeon will cmpany 1 n oxperten ‘sooompan} apply to e CuNa wey, he Unicorn has double engines. had re in Glasgow Inst April—is now undergoing « thorough refit, and her cabin and steerage will be very comfortablo and woll ventilated. 4N FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGRES 1TH APRIL—THE new and splendid steamship UREICENT CITY, 1,500 tons » Charles Dtoddard, master, will love for Chigros direct, biperesygg at pier 4 North river, on Tuesday, 17th April, at 1 o’elook. Passengers for ( aiifornia will find this the mest expe: fund ploneant route to roach the gold rogions, and as the ‘goes dircot to Chagres, without stopping at inter: they will, without tail, Panama in time ye of th ‘the steamer i. in the a lor, $115; do in lowor cabin, $115, 4 rage, allowed each cabin psssenger, ge paskenger. Freight on specie, 1 per bageaat yt. For freight ly to. 1 Toents DOr Hook TOWARD h CON, Fa south at T= SAN FRANCISOO, CALIFORNIA. DIRECT, Via THE Eifeae pete i ence tna ea |, Capt. Me er, of hd re old, Siscity: pf the best munterial, oopper fastened, and newly 00 now, and isnow az dengoig thorny rill JF OR SAN FRANCIBCO, CALIVORNIA—THE SPLENDID F fires class New York built ship are Capt. Wis inte shi new ind- dispatch has ole. ai ei ke. to insure vertila [raino's separate cabin for ladies. Ti ¢ well Keown eailing quall- tien of this ship will sesure passengersof a safe and apeedy voyage, rar etener Wallseerecete ne ne “ = vee eg! RICHARDSON & CO, 62 Bouth streot, a GENERAL WORTH, apply to GULICK. & MALUBTT, 37 Old ‘eebooner Srelght oF & BOLMBS, 182 West strect, KRIDEK Blip, or Captain, on bosrd Pior #, N. int OB CALIFOBNI, RST SHIP FOR SAN FRANCIS- 0,~The staunch 81 idly fitted up ship BALANCE, having been unavoidably data ned, will poritively sali Saturday, March 24:h, A few more burthe may be secured, Separate ladies cabin, found with best oabin fare. Apply on beard, Oliver street, pier 33 Kast River, ot to bar- SE AE ore Bee OR & SMITH. IVD Wall treat, GAGER. 120 Wall stroot, JOR CALIFORNIA.—TWELVE GENTLEMEN ARE REA- dy to contribnte $1,°00 each. for an expedition to California, Any che who ie disposed to join euch an association in order that itefnopber may be incres ed to fiteen, will please apply No. 75 Globe Bote, Broadway, between the hours 5ft| A. M. and 6 P.M, where they’ will receive a description of the plan propos: 0d, Teis baljeved that apy ono who values social advantages, combined with completo and effisient arrangements for mining, based upon rovent private information, will be pleased with the company. OTECTIVE OVERLAND COMPANY TO CaLIfOaNIa at room Ww. B so atly, i 6 plan ato fommily, in m pleasant open él Eivlo near the Heights, ‘References given. Address Geriven, this office. T° FURRIERS. —WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN, JUST arrived from London. 4 situation in the above trade, The Serred. Ade ndverticer has x0 ebjection to accept very moderate frat tweive months, immediate employment beleg drees (2, C., No. 2 Front street, N. ¥. SOR BALK. OR BALE—OK TO LRT, ON MODBRATE TERUS—A firat class throe story attio House, fashionable brown stone frovt, ov Madison avonuo, between Sth and Slet streets, noar Madison square, The house is replete with every convenienes, throughout; gas fixtures, Be, ‘The ith an orpamental trust across the has the Croton, hot and cold, front parlor is 44 feet i centre, with tee rr deop, wi room 16 tho toa room is 1p for ® conservatory. Tho third story has four. and the fifth five rooma, with psntrien to nach floor. The house is not eu for elegance and workmanship by any of its size north of Fourteenth i treet, The adjoining lot, together with one in the rear, can be had with the house Inquire of WM. C. CONNER, 25 App street, corner of Nasmu. ‘The premiton can be even hy'calling at the adjoining house. T° HORA, KEEPERS—FOR SALE OR TO LI mer Hotel, ata fashionsble watering place, For a psrson. with ten or fifteen thouennd dollars capital, a certain prospect of success is cflered. Address L. %., box 2,547 Fost Offios. wih real name and residence, whish will be attended to immediati OTBL FOR $41. E—THE FURNITURE AND FIXTURES of an old established Hotel, now doing « profitable busincrs For particulars, apply at corner of Battery Place and Weaning ton atreet, up steine, LE -TA8 SUBSCRIBER Preront residence on the went side of War: ¢ of Poughkeopste. ‘The houre is of brick, os high. with » barerent and two back views of the river and mountairs The lot , and abont 40" feet deep, and is stock 4, with a choloe variety of frure tre nd ith extensive grapory. Price, 1 Z Vcophkeepoia, Merch 17, 1430, mba ite eet, in the by'60, three commanding foet front and L 7 West atreot, or by lott York, Conewmers wil fin e within ten days © BOAT CLUBS—FOR 8sL¥, TWO CLUB BOATS IN complete order with furntvare &o. one four cared hat fe a eenli boet for 2 or four a bargain by applying sire ot senile Together with t cod wil of an exocllent boat house in a very convenient Lovation, Kerme mo’ erate, Addzers box £795, P.O. : )O8 SALE—A FINE BaY HORSE, hands high: 8 handsome bay, with biack tly ecurd and kind in single and double harness, woul make p fine borge to match, or ag: 1e horse for family use. Can te seen #t Be RN'S Rtahl ran klin atneot OR §«LB-A NEAT GUAT. IN KID, WHO WIL IVR milk Yefore one week, underneath the Presbyterian Church in Heuston ocet, below the Bowery. OR SALE—THE WELL-KNOWN OYSTER SALOON NO, Fe terery (oorues of Buy ara vtrcet). y pereon wishing te ergnge in tre business will find this twaity, AppIy to A.P. Florence, corner of Chatham wad Mott strcata; of Free } Bird, No.10 W asbington market design sailing the 26th inst. for Corpus Christi. Parties Wishing to join must de 90 without de'ay. Mombers ate requested to mect at the office, 1U1 Wall street, daily, at ¢ o'clook P.M. }OR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA —THE SACRA- mento Mining and Assaying tion will hold an ad- journed meeting on board the bark MAGDALA, this af erncon. at2o'clook, By ® revolution of the Assoviation, the members hho bave not paid the balance of their ivatalments, must psy the meeting, or they must forfeit. ‘The members are lod to be prosent at thin meeting and draw for all hereby ieriee Mae Hh eTRATRE, WRDNESDAY BYE; Puss iN Boor Paste Hoots, Mr Conover, Ralph, Mies Gannon, Ty bellowed by the farce ot PARSON'S . itohell; Dr. Chittenden, Mr. "i ine, | Mies Clatho. ‘After which operatic ficamas ented ESME” | of Notre Dam: imodo, iMr. | BALDA. ited, % Quasi ichingon; Gy: ire, Mr. J } ‘To conclude with the oomio drama of WHICH 1S TMK INGE Phillips: Amelia Branville, Miss Niok- Upper Toros 26 canta, Pit Lg ont Henry LV of Frazee, Mi CHAMB 1, wil be 1D SON—Mr. Carker, Mr. Jordan; Major Joo itook, Toots, ‘Mr. Haymond; ‘Captain ‘cuttle, Mr. urtoa; Sol Wills, | Mr, Bamilton; Walter Gay, Mr. Moars: Jack Ir. Broug: i, Bob Mr. Rao; fr. Christian; Rdith, Mra, A. Knight; Florence Dom! Bill; Mrs, Skewton. Mrs. Vernon, To conclude with PAUL RY—Col. Hardy, Mr Lynne; Paul vry | ‘Mr. Burton; Eliza Hardy, Miss Hill: Mra.subt'e M. ‘Dress Circle and Parquette Silo; open at 7; curtaim rises at 734. BAENUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM —MORE ATTRACTIONS, Splendid anor, Overy afternoon at % and overy ing a8 73 e'clock. ‘The Manager for another week, the moat w J curiosity in oxistonce—a Female woighing 576 1be,, measuring seven feet round the waist! 81 inches around the arm! ‘This remarkable lady ismuch more of a curiosity than the re newned Daniel Lambert. She may bo seen at_all hours, with jueen. ‘The velebrated Loo Family; the tern Jugxlors, have also eon engaged for another week. Also o: Great Western, Pete Morris, Mr. Chapman, Mr, Copeland, Miss West, Mre.Monoll, Mrs, Ber: Hishland’ Mammoth Boys, Wax Scpiiture Statuary, Madame Rockwell, the fortuns-tallor, Admission 25 conte; children undor 10 years, 1234 conta. RVACLE—MR. DEMPSTER, COMPOSER OF TUE Titania, the Fairy great Equilibrists and May Quoen,”“Lamext of the irish Emigrai Boy,” & 0, has the honor to announce his intention af givivg his firstoriginal ballad entertainments this reason at the Tabernacle, on Wednesuy eveni including the following so: “The Indian's Ce ‘why does the white man low my path bowaileth,” “John An: deyson my Jo 1 te.” “A Home in the Heart,” “ Lament of migrant.” “Death of Warren,” “ Blind B Emerald Isle.” “I'm alone, all alone,” “Tak yor auld oy, mi cloak sbout ye.” and his popular eantats, “ The May Queen,” in fhrreparte "Tickets 60 conta, Doors open abi. to ommonsent o'clock. GQTOXVESANT INSTITUTE —MR. MILL'S ENTERTAIN. S monte—Third Week —Mr. G. 8. iil, com the familiar cognomen of Yankeo Hill, will give threo Looturea and Brtertainments, at Stuyvesant Iustitute, Monday, Wednes Evenings, March 19th, 2ist, and 23d. Tickets 25 I price, For further particulars, see pro gammes, ichets may be ‘cbtained at the Astor Houte, Trving jouse, New York Hotel, and of the Janitor of the Institute, Door: open at 7—to commence at 73 o'ol MONSIEUR ADRIEN, THE REAL AND INCOMPARABLE Fronch Magician, will continue his extraordinary Soireca every evening thir week at half past soven o'clock, at the Minerva. Rooms, No. 406 Broadway, whore ho will givo a grand Magiont and Payption Rutertainment, Aamiasion, OU cents; childron, 25 conte yu GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, 539 BROADWAY, BE. tween Spring and Prince streots, and the only one in this | country, consiste of a great number of life vize figures of Chinese, | of sil classes; several hundred Chinese paintings; epartmente is houses; stores and veseols, mod nd bridges, specimens of 1880 gad mechanioal onplemente dpstraments of saasio. lanterns, 1 bs | equivulant. | INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, " ‘Wasuinaton, March 19, 1849. The Adminutration. But for the gold mines, we should have bees ‘ogg | SWamped. Tney have vastly relieved the admia- | istration of the pohtical diluvion of dnft, which would have been brought down upon us otherwise to an overwhelming extent, with the advent of Olid Buena Vista. The gold mines have Operated as @ sort of waste weir, draining off the immense sur- plusage of unemployed enterprise from the fleeh pots of the treasury to the dry diggings of the Ju- ba, and the other golden tributaries of the goldea Sacramento. The amount required to prosecute for an office ina personal visit to Washington, wil take the petitioner to California, and thousands | who, a yearago, were calculating upon the misera, ble profits of a miserable clerkship in the prospec- tive, tre now making a voyage half way “‘a tour dw monde,” to gather in a month the gold for which a litetime im an auditorehip wel not yield an And yet, with the advantage of this waste weir —this scape-pipe—this safety-valve—tnis god-send of the gold region, there 1s yet left a very enter- prising swarm of expectants and active petitioners tor the spoils of the reasury ; and there are men from the States whose patriotism is 60 excessive, that they would willingly agree to vegetate im Weabingion, indefinitely at the minimum of @ thousand a year. Nor would they feel the slight- est inconvenience in turning out a family here and there, to starve, to make room tor themselves. Your genuine office beggar has neither shame nor independence, nor has he a sense of feeling for any other creature than himself. Without the boldness, he has something of the Tapacity of a highway robber—without the generosity of cha- racter, he has all the duplicity of a gambler—with- out the frankness, he has the subserviency of a mendicant, and without the industry, he has ths impudence of aclock-pedler. These are the cus- tomers, in all their various degrees of comparison, with which President Taylor and his cabinet are now surrounded and confounded. But, among these men there is ons here and there who may be of advantage to the administra- tion as an office holder—there are famil1es and fae- tions, individuals and cliques, who have a certain extent of political influence; and to secure it they must be rewarded. On the other haod, olonel Polk has bequeated to Genera: Taylor a number ot beneficiaries, who can be ot no possible service in supporting and giving tone and solidity to a whig administration, The policy, then, to be pw fued 1s manifest. The unprofitable locos must be ejected, and good whigs substituted, as taras prace ticable with the platform of moderation. We regard this talk of the administration of Washington and _ our earlier Presidents as benind the times. We live in another age. Itis the a: ofad valorems, Patriotism in the days of Wash- ington, was a sacrifice of everything for the coun- try. The times required it. Now, the greater the Bee er BR pms Estee tet oi, OWNSEND AND ORR'S MAWMOTH PANORAMAS OF tion at the New Large Hall, fitted up oxoressly for there Paint | ae at at °, fom nine A. ven P.M. daily; Admittance, 26 ° T the Hudson River and the city of New York, now on exhibi- No, 896 Broadway, corner of Walker stroot Doors open ‘aporama will commence moving at3 0. lock. ‘Tickets, 58 | Lildren half price. Tickets admitting « gentleman and $1. There will be an A‘tcrnoon Exhibition every 8a | rnoon at 3 o'elook, for the accommodation of Families, | Schoola,and those who cannot make it ooaveniont to atten: evenings, | patriot, the greater his cost te the treasury. He must be paid for on the ad valorem graduation; aad whether the man has served on the stump, or in the Mexican war, the rule is fixed, that if not paid for aceording to his services, he has been cheated. In one word, with all his well meant promises and expectations ot reviving the good old simpli- cities of the days of Washington, our friend, Gen. Taylor, hastound the experiment to be out of the ASTLE GARDEN.—THE ABOVE WELL-KNOWN SUM | mer resort can now bo engaged for Rvening 4 musomente dur. afihe Omen on the promos or by ltier (pret paid) airciet | at the Office on or by st paid) directed te | ‘the proprictors, FRENG @ HEISER. | Anan Anan nS \ FP RE ARMS FOR CALIFORNIA TRIALS ALLOWED -~ | Double Guns, with one barrel r.fied: double and sioglo Rill, | and a variety of new and tecond hand Guns and Pistols for sale low, at WALLER’S Gun Store and Shouting Gallery, 28 Broad- way. N.B.—Guns. &c., bought or taken in exchanva. ALIFOKNIA GOODS.—M. A. NIXON, 103 WILLIAM Sf, / near John, up stairs, Now York, has every article nooessary for California outtite, Tents, Blan! terest lothing, No, QAtronEte DAGUERREOTYPES —PERSON3 ABOUT | to visit California, and desirous to losve their liken: ses with their friends, would do well to eall at Brady's, Nos, 205 and 207 Broadway, where. by reason of recent improvements and addi. tions to his establishment, faithful and true likenesses may be ob- ained at the shortest notice. SPORTING, J UE CELEBRATED FIGHTING P1G, FAPK, TOGETHER ‘with the culebrated Dog, Crib, and the imported Slut, Kate, will bo exLibited cn Wednesday evening, March 2l, at Maj Concert Hall, 1U1 Elisabeth street, at naif part 8 c'olook. Alzo imported Bellicose Badger, Cinco Pat, will ver collar. With other canine amusements, exhibition of the Fighting Pig prevjous to from the city. Tickets 0 cents, to be had xt the ening of exhibition. Thie Pig oan be sven at Car- 5, Bowery, tirst door above,the Theatre, any So'elcck in the evening, 10 SPORKTSMEN.—A PIGEON MATCH TO COWE OFF ON the Cricket Ground at Hoboken, on Thursday, the 22d. Two or threo interest'ng matohes, ard immediately after the Swoop: stakes a gocd turn cut warranted, ss thore is plenty of Birds, ter & Conner's, No time between 6 ard MUSICAL. MERICAN MUSICAL FUND SOCIETY.—A mecting of the above Society will take p Baloon, (entrance on Cai al strect,) ou Thursday, March 224, at 4 o'clock, P.M. A punctual attendance of all the members is re- quested, as iusiness of importance will be transacted, By order, (OAN C. SCHEYRP, S00, U8IC!—THE PIANO WILL BE TAUGHT BY A YOUNG Lady, who basa therougn knowledge of Music, can give the moet unexception ronoe| inners $2 rer wunrtor—thowo mere advaqced $12 jerald office. SPEJIAL ee at the Apollo D¥, WHEELER, 29 GREENWICH STARET, DzvorEs his exclusive attention to Diseases cf the Bye, ‘and invites thove who aro in want of Artifical Byes to call uron him, ho jnst impor! ost heantifnl selection from Paris; and with the arrengem: for a regular supply, the faculty will be furnished upon low terms. Office hours trom 8 A. M, to 10 olook, P.M. FSR, THE FACE AND SKIN—ChURCa's VeanTa GLE Lotion, a highly valuabe cosinotio for eradic | tration. question—and that the expedient is an absurdity. he rule is established that ‘to the victors belong the spoils,” and he has acted and will have to act upon it. He must either make this a whig adminis- tration, or Tylerize it. In cither case, he cannot expect to be supported by the locos, and in the lat- ter, he will certainly be manitestoed by the whigs. His course, however, is already taken. He isa whig President, hig, ia thus far, a whig admimig- His appointments, though not in each case an * ultra whig,” have still been decidedly whig. But his confidential relations with Mr. Webster, distinctly understood and definitively arranged by Mr. Ciayton while yet in the Senate, prove conslusively that the policy which is to be pursued 1s to be whig. We have yet another indication. The appoint- ments of Mr. Ewing} and Mr. Collamer in the ca- binet, the appointment of Mr. McGaughey, of In- diana, for Minesota, and of Mr Collier, ot Ohio, for Collector of San Francisco, und other free soil Northern appointments, superadded to the appareat tact, that Vr: Websteris the administration leader in the Senate, afford good and plausibie data for the opinion, that General Taylor’s administration is very favorably disposed, 1. Fora compromise. For the application of the Wilmot proviso to New Mexico ahd California 5 Briefly, then, we conclude that the admi- nistration must be whig in its policy and im ts appointments; that it cannot command the elements for a third party ; that it cannot Xpect the support of the loco focos, and must ely upon the whigs ; that it wili do what it can to conciliate all extraneous affil ations, who have been and may be of some service ; that it will diee jose of asmany unprofitable locotoco office holders as possible, and reward deserving whigsaud well- disposed outsiders, as fast as it can, for the sake of peace, for the sake of unity, and tor the sake of having a powerful party to support it betore the people, And we also conclude, that though General Taylor may recommend a compromise of the slavery question, he will endorse the Wilmot pro- Vviso. It is understood to be his present inclination to retire at the end of four years; so that while he has nothing to fear, the whig party has nothing to gain or to lose by his administration, and there- fore every motive to erect it to their aden Wasuincon, March 19, 1849. Matters and Things. impos, blotches. tetter tan, freckior, axd Lia} worm, The uso of the lo: tion f ra short tice will establish s brilliant complexion, Sold in bottles at 75 centseach at 1t8 Bowery, corner Spring strect. 800,00 the ietle OvEE OF DEWITT ©, ® murmir; rheumatic patn: been cured; old fever anc reurial eores, and ft inge of Cg A oberacter; ithar not been knows to fail giving imme diate reliet in all cpeences affections, diarrh and pains of every nature; it ie only liniment used by the he Grin- wells, Irvings, Costars, Janeways, Morrie s, Ludio es, lards, ie Schermerhorns, Bradhusts, &o.&o. ko, gether with thousands cf other astounding reference, can be sen at the depot. 230 Pearl street; Tattersall's, Broadway; the Harlem inead offices, Reading & Co. Boston; of the druggists. gro- ceries, and seddiers gonerally. 60 cente, $4 ® dozen, $420 gros, 1 rose, at $96 8 gross. [NTEMPERANCE— WE WOULD CONSCIENTIOUSLY | reccmmend all those who aro anaiougto get rid of draaken habits, to get Dr. Cook 8 Remedy for Interperance from 67 Madl- gon street. I: changes the condition of the stomach, ao as to make liquor offensive to the taste or amell, The cura is #0 ensy | and 0 certain that we cheerfully recommend it to all who are in | favor of emparanes. Ne cherge for advice. Offiee open day and evening. Price $2. REWSTER'S NOSE TOOTH ELIX(® AND DENTAIFICE ‘The acknowledged excellence of there preparations for tae teeth and gums, are known by a/l who have travelled in Europe. Boffice it to aay, that the artiole, emer employee a }» prepared by of the inventor, is to be found up town at Mr. E. DUPUY'S, Broadwsy; down town at 183 Broadwa} D FcONES, DENTIST, 7 BLERCKER STHRKT, NEAR the Bowery icserte whole and half este of tecth. on anewly Gisoovered principle, and war ty por once bettor and cheaper than anything of in the city ; masti caticn being rendered qnite essy by Or. R. MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED CON- fidentially op private diseases. Gleots, stricwur #, veno- real ulcers and eruptions he cures where others fail. Keoont saves cured in & fow days, Nervous and organic debility ho war- ranteto cure, 800 his Londen diploma in nie office, 2043 Fal- ton at B. lene pbb mtd OF THB “PRACTICAL PRIVATE ‘Treatios,” &0., 83 Gi be discovery. their berths, WM. BRUCE, President. ALIFORNIA.—A COMPANY OF AARDY MEN IS FORM. the 3Uth instant. Bouse, corner of Broome street and Bower, on the Sirt and 22d, at 3¢ past 7 P.M. Harlem ay Ly care pass the door. Instalments will a) in on Thursday even: ing the 22d, J.C. BATTERSBY, Captsin of the Company. REMONT ASSOCIATION, OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA via Galverton, Texas, Through in 45 d on the -6th inet. A few more members wi piteation is made to the Pre ident, wh st the Minerva Rooms, 406 Br adw« ‘he seen, 18 NV ALIFORNIA! CA ale and made to oroer at ibe shorteat notice, at strect, up etairs, Associations are invited to call a fore purchasing eleewhera. 24 - ALIFORNIA LIFE ASSURANCE,—THE BRITI4H COM- nicrotal L'fe arsuranos Company of London (sapital three ‘asa rieke on liv of por FREVBRI OK SALMONSUN, Goneral Agent. 29 Wall atroot, TENTS AND BAKMOUKS OF Au SiZ68 C willio dollars) continues to take none going to Califoroin, VALIFOSSIANS—PURB WATER CAN SOP REALLY BS CoAitained in California. or on your joursey thither, with= ont the uee of & good Filter. “There are not always woils Where you tro going, and the eprings are distant from the placers, You wi } sot have time to go to and retara from them; but will, (eithout fter.) ia the extremity of ood, dcink the unaliarod water of rivers creeks &e, and though the re-ult eaten, e ther water oan be obtained, weuld 1 impare water. ant derigned to romeve, Throughout rom treeloudais. pure; but it Fubvernently beco.n0s wawholeso.. caused by contact with deoayed vogetavie matter, &e., or by tio ding im suspens'on enrthy partielos, or the minute seo ts of de- etertoto planta, oF by putritying when stagnant om marshy land, or when cor fined in casks at sea @o The substances thus ab ated, being naturally foreign to water, and separadie from it by filtering, oense, when taken into the human system,dyson‘ery, fevorn, Ko” Gur fiters, by removing all such substances, e pants these who ure em, 1s eae water of a unitorm pacity in all chimater, thus averding the prineip wan An revidence. Price $2 60 each, LJ. sUKRER GUL 0. 7) Nassan stroat, up etairs, Cages CASES ASSIOR'BD GLASS BEADS in desirable Goloe, for sal wory chap a8 KOHLSA AT BRITHERS, 48 Sohn atroot, Ctizouxians Can SIND till Tare un Provisions necessary for uso after their arrival at Ban Francisco, All articles put up ia & manner to Koop, aud ro warr rations for indi viduals and associatioy, iy ‘atalahed reabetton gute ‘a KEMP, 11. Wall sireot, New York. 6109 P. M. (Sunday exoopted). Ta in wea 7 boas whe appl stages will bo wunpeigd At toe replay tod Ltde tooo mventongy ettendin, their care. It is o! . however, those who have mut ‘a cortain clase ct people, who oan’ properly te etziosure, from ite first, or incl it, to ite more Sal's vocy extensive prove) he cos affed's rapid, sump, ex 2 gudioal cute, whieb,, He baa ground tor eteding, sae ‘be oMained From nanvnareonron tn Amerion ‘O CURE NO PAY.—DK. COKBITT, 19 OUANE STREET yy be consulted on the treatment of certain delicate dis- casce, A practice of sixteen yoats, devoted to the treatment of licate dfeeures,caables Dt. C. to cure the worst form Recent cases cured in three days, No meroury used, a disense, D |. HOMER BUST WIC! tho Genito Urinary Organs.—Autaor ‘work on the nature and treatment of Venereal Steioture, | and all diesasce of private nature. Quarto, 77 4 | Teetloenly, tobe equat to bbeertta kenes | feat equal ord’ oF Acton’ Be Pa eeear i atteenssh ae: 5 | ty ed in tl cou ‘dl | ‘hor of m work on Seminal. Baiagto wcey, Roe, cute ors. the Author, 604 Broadway. D: COOPER, 4 DU .NE STREET— fourteen years, confined his practios to curisl ond other Diseases of @ delicate nature. He oan cure most 9g; cases of this discane, and mild cases removed two to five days. A perfect oure or no charge, 18 CONSULTED DURING THR DAY AND | tnd" protracted sage of daliont Sosuoe shat lave 89 vise ay bead et hugtone ts feouss Paral * a 0 throu the sutr7 to the offen @nar tae lb R. JOHNSON. 16 DUAN STREST-30 WELL KNOWN in the treament of delicate direases. The Dootor's tapata- tion for skill in those hait cured eases that have existed led bam} | ie eminent. Conmitutopal weakeess, b C8T EXTRAORDINAR’ TO THE MARRIED marriags.—The Married Woman's im iotieat cons Tr A.M, Maurwosn Sixth edi- | te ding aslos, tho e $l. Thi nieeting with most agwoonding | ‘siraedy boon dispowed of). Bvery fema'e 18 irune Re ded oF unmarried, although it is ine | Rended eeperiaily for yeermarried, a8 ie avalon, ernment | nly. ch shomid be huown to chem particularly. Hers ever pte of euro in every onto, For sal 12 "Tiver'y abreot, N a, HS bean Bere. Lng Ato 8 o., Albany; W.-H, Davis, Boston. On t'o receipt of $1, « 00) Chil be tranoent ved ‘by mail, free of postage, to all para of UN DISEASES OF ‘Complete Practoal 08, Importers: Pintos, Price wnsond, 222 way, and by TOR TARE bast treatmen it “ | i. Perens | lican hasbeen pounding Mr. Botts tor « long time Rumors of appointments continue to be circu” lated es iadustriously as ever, notwithstanding that a large proportion of the office seekers have taken their departure; many, however, without peying their tavern bills. We send you the nomt- nations by telegraph, as soon as they are presented to the Senate, and it is hardly necessary, there- ore, to spin out pages of mere rumors, which, for the most part, are started by the parties interested, merely for effect. The very latest case of the kind 1g a rumor 1n one of the Baltimore papers, that & clerk 1m one of the departments has been offered an office which is worth some six or seven thou- Sand dollars a year, but that itis very probable it will be declined, &e. Fudge! We see it stated in connection with the nomi- nation of Mr. Collier, of Onto, to the Collector- sip at San Francisco, that the office ig only worth $1,500 a year. It is worth fifteen hundred dollars a year and fees—this latter word making it one of the best offices in the gift of the government. There 18 a good deal of grumbling at the appoint. ment on account of its being given to Ohio. There was an equal amount of grumbling about the ap- intment of Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, cause it was given to Pennsylvania. The Presi- dent 18 rapidly approaching the predicament of the drummer, who, hit high or low, couldn’t please the fellow he was thrashing. Every day renders the fact more apparent, that the President is opposed to removals, except on the very clearest evidence of incompetence or de- reliction ot duty. The removals to be made, will be the work ot mature and impartial investigation, and it 18 therefore highly probable, that the Senate, at its present session, will merely be engaged im confirming appointments where the time of the former incumbent had expired Mr. McCulloch, first Comptroller of the Treasury, has not officially transmitted his resignation, as hasbeen stated. He merely gave ao oral iaum tion ot hig intention of resigning. M. loch | 18 agentlemas of great ability, but frequeat com- nts have been made against him, of oor being las cece eeucn decisions, or cares ul of the rs placed in his charge Poor Mr. outs has been headed at last, Peace to his ashes. ©. L Carter, Esq be it becom t the whigs of Richmond to ri Tpresented BF him. The Richmond Repub- ol he result is seen ia Carter's noauna- baa Se friends —the Clay whigs — do not intend, however, to give up without a struggle. and declare their determination to rua him at hazards, In thie state of affairs, Mr. James Sed- den will run on the democratic ticket; aud if the triangular fight holds out, will run in. We are sorry for Mr. Botts. Can it be, indeed, that we are never to hear his sonorous tones in the lobbies of the House, reciting to a host of eager listeners how he meant to head Taylor (not Tyler) or die? fe the story of the boots to be for ever hematter buried in oblivion? Congrees could bette spare some better man. Mr. G. W. Cutter, one of the sweetest poets America has ever produced, is at prevent in thus | city, and, we understand, will shorty visit New York. He has published a volume of his poetry under the ttle of “ Buena Viaa, and are Poems.” His “ Song of Steam,” and * Song Of Livhiaing,” have already ob:araed tor their giltec vuthor a world wide reputsaon. Blackwood’s Mogazine has declared tha “ he has written the lyric of the century, and fills the vacant niche tween Milton ona Byrwn,” an encomium which can be better apprecwted when it 1s remembered that it is paid by en Kogueh periodical ot high si All letters dressed, post “Ald, to Dr. AM: MAUBLCEAU, box h224, Now York olty, 'O%ag0 129 Ltber: stroag prejudices, to an America. ag Cutter will be induced, while wm We trust Mr.