The New York Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1849, Page 3

COMMBBCIAL AFFAIRS, MONEY MARKET. ‘Wednesday, March 216 P, Ms ‘Quotations for stocks fell off to day a fraction. The ‘market exbibits no activity, and things in Wall street ‘are in a very curious state. At the first board Farmers’ ‘Loan declined per cont, Canton y 6, Hare Jom }4, Long Island \<, Auburn end Rochester Railroad, ne ‘3¢. Operators, both for a rise and « fall, are very much in want of news of seme kind from some source. The “bulls are anticipating am importation of specie to some extent, from Europe, and the prospect at present is, ‘that their anticipations will be realized. Sterling ex- ebange has nearly reached specie importing points, and unless something transpires to put up rates, epecie ‘will seon be flowing in upon us. The arrivals of specie from California must be large and frequent. The line of steamers is now in successful operation, and we shall toon have accounts from San Francisco up to the Ist of March, and after that every two weeks. By the Ist Of June we shall receive advices in about three weeks from San Franciseo, Every steamer from California to Panama, will bring large amounts of gold; and we Jearn thut applications were yesterday made in Wall » "treet, for ineurance on $200,000 worth, bat no office ‘would take the risks, all being fall. ‘The President and Trustees of the Michigan and Iili- mois Canal Loan, paid, yesterday, the back interest due, and four per cent of the principal of the $1,600,- 000 loan. The sale of the balance of the canal lands ‘will leave $150,000 surplus, after paying the entireloan; ‘thus securing the prompt payment of six per cent per annum interest on the canal registered bonds. ‘The last annual repert of the Comptroller of the ‘city of New York has just been presented, and exhibits ‘the financial operations of the city for the year ending December 31, 1848. The sggregate indebtedness of the Corporation, at the close of each of the past two years, ‘was as annexed :— Finances or tae City er er YoRx—Amount or January 1, 1849—. — Aggregate of debt from stocks issued. . ween eee e nee oe ee $14,646,783 00 Deduet stocks and city bonds held by Sinking Fumd......+.0++ up + $2,981,061 00 Pelanon im bank and in HOMEUFY. . cree eee e eee 44,549 74 —- 8,095,550 74 ‘Total redeemable from Sinking Fund, January 1, 1849. 11,621,232 26 “Total redeemable trom “Sinking Fana, January 1, 1648. .......eeeeeee ees 12010350 76 Decrease since January 1,1848....... $389,118 50 Besides the assets stated above, and the large amount of real estate owned by the city, the Commis- eloners of the Sinking Fund for the redemption ef the ity debt hold real estate and bonds and mortgages belonging to the fire loan account, and also bends and ‘mortgages taken for sales of real estate, amounting, in ‘the aggregate, to $479,819 82. This debt is redeemable as follows: — When Redeemable. 1856 51 S per: cent Public Building Stook. 5,000 00 6 Fire Loan Stook.. 000 00 s.% City Stooks of 1820 & 18: 250,000 00 e « Fire Indemnity Stook 375,088 00 6 « ‘Water Loan Stock. 3,000,000 00 eg 6 “« « 2'500,000 00 Sie e e 3,000,000 00 avis: % =) 1,747,011 60 5 “ CrotonWater 480,000 00 Byes Water Loan sF 989,207 00 (ele 990,488 00 6 ‘Tomp'ry Water Ln, 899.989 00 14,646,783 00 Less Sinking Fund......... EX 025,650 74 Amount to be redeemed.... 11,621,232 26 ‘The stocks and eeourities held by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, for the redemption of the city debt, on the first of January, 1849, were as annexed:— ire cent City Steck, ee io due. .1850 $3.400 00 , 1850 12,200 00 7 « Water ‘Loan Stock, qi 5,150 @0 6 « ‘ 29'174 00 SERS creeteegtes Ais a8 6 206 820 00 Gores Tages ana Reba!» <4 28,188 00 Serle asthe ho dha waft 1,747,0U1 08 5“ Crotom Water Stook, C00 00 5 « Public Building “ 17,875 00 5 “ Fireindemnity§ “ 185,188 00 5 « Fire Loan «271858 6,000 60 6 “ Washington Square, fron railing stock, dae 1249, 1850, 1851, 1852, $5,000 each. . 20,000 00 € “ Revenue 290,000 00 $2,981,001 00 Balance in bank uninvested.$14.821 18 ‘Warrants outstanding (less). 1,850 00 Balance uninvested. sees $18,471 18 bam 5S and Soo gt ra estate 'y Comma joners of Sinking eye ae Fe 9d insolvent Insurance bien inten jm 1836, and for which the “Fire Loan Selah aotinoce sR 101,892 71 jonds and mortgages on on toasty of real estate by -Commissio: of Sinking Fund, belonging to “ Fire Losn Account” . 43,800 00 Real estate belong ire Loan Account,”’ estimated BOWOTKR. 6 we veevevers 10,000 00 479,819 82 $8,474,293 60 Whe receipts of the Sinking Fund during the year, in- cluding the balance on hand the Ist of January, 1848, ‘wege $931,727 18, and the investments aud payments for the same period, $916,906 00, leaving a balance on ‘band, Jenuary, 1849, of $14,821 18. ‘The fanded debt of the city, redeemable from taxa- tion, amounted on the Ist of January, 1849, to $370,000. ‘This debt is te be paid in annual inatalments of $56,000, and the first payment to be made in 1819. ‘The estimates of expenditure on account of the city nt, the payment of interest, instalments due Om building lean, common schools, &o., which have ‘been submitted, are as annexed :— Estimate> AP RTEEY EN or tHE City GovernMeNt, 324,627 11 For expenditures of the city government; jusive of “poli id Jam exclusive ‘pol joe”? ant ps $1,428 380 00 Total forcity and county expenditures gabject tothe sontrol “Me the city au- eee ot and for which application made to the Legislature, for au- Shorty to ery gaia i eco $2,115,889 00 instalment on ing om stock No.2...... $50,000 00 instalment on Wash- on Square Iron. Rail- ° . 5,000 00 porsommon wsbools...; 280,000 00 Fe Sey sar oo nti : $542,000 00 ic ema A 187,175 00 for “oi€y and county wnryoon., « $2,844,664 CO etic B40. oe ccc ce eeee cee cece $9071684 00 Total, 1848. . whee 2,721,450 00 Tmcrempe, 1849... .6eee sees ee eeees $260,214 00 ‘The valeation of real and personal estate in the elty of New York for the year 1848 was, according to the ofMficlal assessment, $254,193,527 12, The amount of tex levicd, $2,715,510 25, equal te $1.07.80 on each one hundred dollars. This year the rate will be in- oreased, hut much depends upon the valuation of pro- perty. There ise great fleld for imprevement in the mode of asseseing the value of property. Under the present system, the upper portion of the island bears a greater part of the taxes, in proportion to ths actual or comparative value of property, than thelower and middle part; and there are numerous instances of pro- perty in the lower part of the city being assessed for only about one-half ite actual value. We have known of many cases where holders of property in Broadway have refased to admit the fall value of it, tearing the assessors would hear of it and tax it accordingly. The principle upon which the valuation of real estate has heretofore been made, is very unjust in ite operation, nd throws the burden of taxation upom those least able to bear it—we meen Owners of unimproved property in the upper part of the city, The income derived from real estate ehould be taken into consideration, more than it ap- pears to have boom, in appraising its: walue for the as- seeement oftaxes, This would relieve owners of productive preperty, and be a more equitable system oftaxation, Tt would be o step towatds an income tax, which, after all, is as fair and just » moethed of ralelug revenue for s government like that of this faeany other. The rate of taxation is annually Stbressing, notwithstanding the increase in the value ofreal and personal estate assessed: thing is done to arrest this accumulation of burdens upon property holders and residents, we must expect to cities increase im popu- ‘The annual expenditures of the Corporation of New York amount to nearly three millions of dollars, a sam greater than thatexpended im the administration of the eflaiss of the State, ineluds intarast the pul dobt and repairs ef the public works. The expenditures «f this city, annually, are equal to ono-temth of those of the government of the United States, with its legion of offlee-holders, the army and mavy, and the | merable items ef expense. We do not believe there is « city on the face of the earth, with the sai pulation, and the same value of taxable property. where the rato of taxa, tiom is s0 omerous as inthe city of New York. And what do the people of this eity getin return for the millions of dollars annually drawn from them in the shape of taxes? Do they get @ quidpro quo, asi: other cities? By no mea: dirty, filthy streets, a defective police system, the most extravegant expenditures and abuses in the alms house department, and a hundred other evils, daily see: id felt by every citizen, There would not be so much complaint, if we derived any benefit from such enor- mous expenditures; but when it is well known that fortunes are made every year by those who have the management of the leading departments of the oity government, it is fall time something was done to put down such an enormous system of swindling. took Exchange. Si 10,000 U 8 6's of 62 Hy a 4 5.000 1; Notes Lease 100 go oo ‘reasury Notes 0 60 60} 10M Go (PIS W0BKe 7S do DO Gis ‘500 Obio7" ia 10 do 104 4000 4 60'56 (Wig «HO do 30 5 13g 6) Blarlem RR 59 tbo Indlanestate os Gt 100 do 893 5,000 Penn 6's 8%, 0 do 60 61g 5,000 lo ‘DIO 80% 50 do 59) 14) de Fy 189 do 10,000 350 do 5933 2,000 Be { 100 donre’'d sop 530 100 Ha (a0 Reading Mg eas 25 Auburn & Roch 8 b30 80: ~~ do 80 TOO Eriesewiouds 78° 8 do 80 Badaree Manhattan Co 96% 250 Long island RR 28, 10 Merchants Bauk © 104 24% 2 do 10a: “20 Hua River 6 30 Ohio Lits & Trust Co $3" 30N Yor © NH RR 81% 60 Farmers’ Loan 85 do “al2mos 85 360 do $0 Canton Co 39 10 = do 35% 15 Ner& WorRR 36 160 do bim 35g Seeond Board. 1 ares Hiaelere RR 59 50 shares Canton Co 39! a S$. Rimeerm | BY 26 Erle, ful 8 So ae — 351 “ nx veNa en aw En 300 Long Land RE ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED BYERY DAY. FOUND. }OUND—ON THE 7TH INSTANT, IN THR STATE New Jersey, 8 bp 22 feet Jone, lately repaired, ara ce aa aT rao SPECIAL NOTIOES, ON LATO TOTP I AA I O. OF O. F.-THE R. W. GRAND LODGE » State of Now Yo eel bec as regular adjourned sessior ‘the Grand mal Hall, to morrow (Fr: ing, at 7 o'clock. By eae O*BRNG. J. PENTZ, Gran ‘y. EY. HENRY WARD BEECHBE, OF BROOKLYN, Rae's Jecture before the Widlustver Untieat tae evening at 73¢ o'clock, ture room of the ian shurohe corncr of South $d and Sth strosts “Suhlart anceeeeer ae RE YIRE IN ANN BT—THE Nelda eck” Hooks, Now 47 Ann Sng Che iar ng to Eee | solock on Wedneeday mi fake this gett bet spoery thanks ee Henn 7 Beek, I npurance mee | ving 1 alarm, ant eo cL use of peedy ratet the flames. ot : ee Oc NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY. No 45 Wall street, Maroh 19, 1849.—The Stockholders are ee inprmet Ke the Directors bave prepared a full report of te of the beer Lore! earn! of which may rank adap no men- Shin te cepace frome the terme of ane crictaat ca stock, but to poy the Interest on, vibe first of July, on nae the eld and new stoc NATHANIEL MASSH, Scorotary. bs Ray RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY... peinetet tee is horeby ven Sas S088, 008, of the Loan on by proposals insued up encush for a Bond, ene CP ae oe ma ‘pocort nt poraally pale for thom, 1 oe ep) re ost = amounts not EMOVAL.—C, J. WALLACE, SUCCESSOR TO FROST ‘& Wallace, Merchant Tailors. bas removed from 51 Maiden lane to 156 Broadway, over W. H. Bocebe & Co.'s Hat cagrisan | stairs. The business of the late firm will be settled at same place, 156 Broadway. MUSICAL, ERS AAKAKAREA AS “Dd, ohe hao aera, Unevioge of Mui, and whe mest uneroeptionsble a for bee fue par cuartar—thow more advanced $12. Apply eke, DAACING, IRST GRAND. “NATIONAL” BALL, WILL BE 1b lal ‘at the Apollo Rcoms, on Tucsday evening. Maroh 27th. eee whieh can bad of A. Cabi Biscctor AH. Purdy. Tickets are limit rhe MISCELLANEOUS. enna P, MARTIN, HORSE SHORE, NO. 101 SECOND STREET « Ist Avonue, returns bis best thanks to his friends ard the blic, sor the,very liberal Depend be bas received im his business, tis \d from a number of years’ experience in respectable ‘ostabligh’ ents in Korope and Amerie, sogetber with bis unremitting at; tention, and ‘om of shoving being on the latest improved neo a Hoh ill bo found to prevent Senteaction, corns, and Sther Bumerous diseases ao froquently ooeurr.ng.) bopes to merit ®continusnee of that su] There will astond oxon day at i ereabllshment from 10 to 1d o'cloek, A. Mya Vetorinary jar Dr, Evans, formerly Veterinary Surgeon to the 34 Drag fied) who can Ere ‘ed on ony sis disease or ‘ailmentattend: antcn the Bervo, and i make for cure with the MPLIMENTARY THR PROPRIETORS OF T Hotels, and some of the most eminont physiciats in the cit ve qeceees i B. Lyon, 4%) Broad es a certifi. eee for the destruction of orig inseots, To the truth ‘Tribune, YDRANT&—THE MOST SUBSTANTIAL AND BEST Hind for yards, sleps, rose! ee s, tonoments, &o., is the Barthelomew Patent Yelt Childeen oavnot jeave them running, ot break them: ot not burst pipo; are easily 20- without digging up | Buildars houve axente aad archi dn thould contract withthe Plumber for the Bartholomew 4 ‘Mont of the plumbers have them. S288. 882, AND PRINCI. E leo mp ofay bo sADUae Broadway, third door above the Ai at Tected st ook of both Bogars and Fotscen, of the favorite brands Prices extremaly low, at elther whsloanto ot rotal ARIS GREEN, § BRAND, OF UNEQUALLED VALUR Poe venetian Bil Patating, ‘&o,, dry and grou caer tey B00 Ita, or eale at No Ne Se rd face at fom + sesshits FugO SOWA BY van WATER-10 BEDS. OF VERY are MADR J» Guayam Rico, ici Motion A const ly’ iy of which, tn, ‘wood and alas, may be found on sale, at rATER, ero & Co's, 15 Front street. LDREN'S DAGUERREO. the areas ky light ate fat reviving ‘the public gontidence, 1 pew roving the le, levares, 60 litle th andra dae in iin Ila to peatso thom buys Ate for axtorting high om bat mextortin and the sore Of theie own dollar trampete. The lies " been earicatured, bumbugred, and viotimleed 90 EEN, WoMen’s, an types.—Tho Likenesses tak in sonab'e cost, ores of Jarge fami); ps, tthe ry A uated ee Baines ho tg DOUBLE ACTING ROTARY ©: —| T% ing thia effectual and Mohera iovoren dhe ys bd fooling confidence ie its capabilities, do not hesitate 80 it the best churn ever to the public. They have taken on churned sweot milk will answer every Ferree By ‘thts process ‘the butter feall Profit, We offer it pen he fo}ow i Seti ro ks recommen cS furaed, Bab provers ae ee ro money Titeguin, Orders for Churaa, (pie or aprilondis tor wu Hain dap trent ody of min eis ion Rew Yorkswill meet with prompt attention oe” (7 Twn Oe ROWN, STONE SEAL ENGRAV! T. Packet Broad eee ery saeee sea | paved with A: Cresta, ko. Coats found and ated sumer Cs f from $4 upwards "eos of Heraldry with 00000 names Tn- Ne bend om MRS, CORDELL. NO, 5 PARK PLAGR Sin fanmlantlon of which abe iaviweeste attention of ao | MS Teds of New York, and steangors mah bo) I Dan OF, bevy AND Mt FORA thousand dol title Meinl Saar ae a | HENGE See he ant ae te te co fe most elegant Tons toon! srticle, For eale, ot seria ‘eral of ‘he most reasonal 08, TAT! body ND TERAY.—UR 9 # new YORK ATs See iam Leare varecuea canines’ WANTS, Wi 4Anta-4 SITUATION, BY & B&SPECTABLE MID. ade’ So apse ett les oe oan grea. Please call at No, 274 \7th atreet, Secon ‘the 9tn and 0th W oar d and Walor, ot Pin Soi A stration ter, or or in Washin es we obfentiane be goneest’ bi a roall amily, fs th rtf ty eras lense cal Laurens sree, corner of Houston, in the bammeat. Can be seen fo for ' twe di ant CORNISH MINER, TO DO THE PIT nd imber work in amine wot far trom Now York. None used apply but th Tepairing mine tee etocls pated Apel EVEGETHE BLOWN, rio SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE out hamtermaid or Laundress in * rospeotable has aoc jection to the count laces. at No.8 rion ete come Boe‘beet af eiaswson W ANTED~SALESMEN, TO TRAVEL IN THB COUNTRY Pe wo ens iagot ee, petals ia 2 pacrecel noe, for Roe meod arp. “Soguice si 28 Broadway. oe ANTED—A agen go BYA Irene; of ould ce od Washer and Ironer; from her last Soy id ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, A sryparion AS COOK OR ‘Houseke: per, by & peared midd’e aged German woman, who bas lived in the same capao.ty with som of the firs: Geraan noble families, which can bo proved through the best of testimo nisle, For further partioulars, apply at No. 7 2d avon, Lat tleor. Seer @ RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Chambermeid, or general housework fora small: family. Pine lah 0 to the country. Good reference ven. at the corner of Hicks and State niceote, ro KIB. WANTED. BY A MESPROTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, HAV’ Ww. ro ot milk, & aiaation aa Wet Nurs: Boat of aioe ven. Bas no objectior rt distance fuiveccuntay. "Address 06 Grand teret,in the ears ANTED.—A sia te Washer BY A round ptrblhtoplae As ‘and Tron inniee Tienes call at 195" eet near Prince poly fan ‘cr nsen foe two days. Wart, SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Girl, as Chambermaid, or to do housework in a small vate family. Tho best of tof city reference givan. Inquire ataa) Mott atreet, second floor. be seen for two days, 'ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTADLR YOUNG ‘woman, 10 do good Cooking, W sabiog and Front No ob. potent a dethe geteral Housorank of Small farily, ‘The it of 63 ferent ven. rr kiisate front room, up stairs. ‘Can be scen for two dave art WANTED.-4, YOUNG MAN WHO Has FORTHE PAST ‘seven years been engaged as head olerk and book-keeper in two ct te Pilucipal villages'on the Hudson river, wishes to ee A situation a8 ealeaman in some good and flourishing whole- sale of xetail honge in this city, {a wholorale domeatie house ferred ) whore & reason: in tines sad outourere ons Noe countios of Ulater and Dutol f references can bo gre, ta sate Dersclar addres ‘Coamncens a? this office, WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG | WOMAN, & situation as Nurve, first rate foamsiross; no objection to to the country. Good reference can be given. Can be secon Br two daye; please call at tho corner of Hicks and Stata streets, coklyn. ANTED—A fITUATION IN A'PRIVATS FAMILY, AS Cook, or to do general housework, by oung Woman. ‘The best of city reference given; apply to No.6 rad treet, third floor, back room, Westra tt A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, 4 ituation as Loamustress, or to take care of children, in a ‘te femily, where she would make herself generally useful: ja comfortable home, The beat of 0 i the office of ANTED—A SITUAT.ON BY A Dieu yeisex YOUNG yg MBE roman, with afresh rcant of milk Wishsa to got into a respec mn 6 of it ke Pleate injuire at No. 25 Marion wt.r8 in the Srrono ding i ate ECTABLE tee Sd Dawa aaTER WANTS TO 4 isp ina xpi Diver joie rt dotween twelve and thirteen years of age. 1a : iyp,near Smith, in Atlantic. = rity UPPER PART OF A HOUSE—WANTED, BY A G&NTLE- man and his wife, the wie Part of a home, consisting of g parlor, Bedroom, itchen and garret room, ab‘ moderate rent ‘The best roference will be given; address A,at tho office of this paper. nti - AUCTIONS. Lah ale Bee eee aeeeiistaaaiinn Aan Y JACOB 8, PLATT—WATCHES AND JEWELRY. Pawnbrokers Weakly Bale, —This Day, at halcyast 60 gold and sliver watches, new and secend han ment. Sale peremptory, rain er shine, ¥ JACOB 8. Le Eh ieee AUCTION NOTICE. ill gel', This Day, at 10 e’stoek. at he sue pon knife hones, revor strops, a cave of assorted fancy goods, & S| of glassware, viz.'—tumblers, decanters. 0 also, 600 lozen Caper tag table es vated forks, and 600 cards ou ot Knives, azore, &e., suitable for retailers and pedlars tie, istala and bevie kulvem also, am tureive of ot yranted bea jon German silver, table and tea spoons, and table ert York of spetior workmeanniip—of high ratallare wilt notice. ratehes and Jewelry—Poromptory Sale—At huf Solock, by order of and for account sf & pawnbroker, co SSpola’and silver watches, mow and second band. “Sale perosip. tory, for cash on delivery. TANDARD ROBES AT AUCTION.—A SPLENDID SELEO gd Bourton 1d by > tion of Move, Perpetual, of Wall and New st Mach dds at bait past 10 v'ceok, je sret, today URNITURE SALES —THE SUBSCRIBER WILL. GIVE his personal attention to the sales of Furniture of owners. will also receive at his store, iy faraivene of tives wishing it removed for the convenience of sale, 'W. BROWN, Auctioneer, No.102 Broadway. “PUBLICATIONS. Nn CISCO T= ERA—THE PROPERTY OF AN ASSOCIATION OF wiiters for the public #O i o cdited by, Thomas Picton Boq. (“The Juvenile” of the “8; ‘the Times”) The publica- tiom of this: 01 tiem, will com April 8th. Carriers oanvausere fod agente will ind i to thele ran tage to call at ths temporary titce of the “Bra,” No, 22 Spruce street, daily from IL tol vel-05, | Cite daeatie Nigra i oped hs i—TaE mene PO. see week Be contains ‘= the shoves cry eid itil: and a rer oharge; me and curiou: this city under murd i: | ate the Richard 'P. other ‘murder of this elty; contes’ sion and exceution of Andrew —_ and Parney 0’ nell at Troy, foe murder; anful murder in the Paci, on board the brig mmelis bound for California; besides an unusual qvantity of ort mi nows frora all parts of the world, ‘Nassau atreot, POSITIVELY SOLD ON MONDAY, 25711 INT. iler's Hotel Stapleton, Staten Island, the premims tbe lato (aay argc: ted op tae sew ina running through to the Richi oad, being 130 verage depth of $3) feet, vag tse alse Vee there te cottage om the Richeon = garden, Perr Savantity of frolttmes aud suRUDREry. BUILDING LOTS FOR SaL 7OR. ONE THOUSAND ote on the stagercute in Wi Tah. ip well sit {ek itle warranted, Inquire of GEO. SCANDEFIELD, Roe 4 Broadway, as, SO bam s PRs FOR SALE TOAT BEAUTIFULLY "SITUATED Farm in the town of Islip, Long Laland, ome fette tharp, Eeq. Sal: ‘Paro contain land; on the Premises ia 8 tory tndotber Tebnildinge, Said Far i te ad Inlet, Devs ded on the Sy.andabeat tng ‘om the Long Island Railroad, Apply one emia weet of the t ing, on the White tom ne Rod ifm poke tapas ye Road ; or if more ipo Lativill divide it into three cata Te ayy +o situa! mated to this practicable, gi to cach ‘convenience as to FF : Seca? Phe 3 te HA SEVIN HUNDRED ACRES OF THR BEST situated in the west part cf Michigan, for sale at an extreme Jom preg, for ough oF goods. some of Ww hs desivable, for ty pre ty. joulare er Picnic HARD |ARD OAKLY, No. 8 Broad street. a Pi rADway THRATRR—E. A. fos ATTORN, weg O'Hare Collen: Fee cae pier sone TEDDY a CribeR dy the Fle te Coan Collies; . Mr. wood. Te be followed by toe sé a’ Wet Moser arte Mede- oa. Be. uP laberwood, Mr. He Colghay Sr Hadaway, Mra Major Frobhe Mrs. Abbott. 2 EEE a 18% conte —Doots open at 7; commenoeas The ABUSEMENTS. foal i Criepln, Mr Hadaway; Aad jedeoin, sre bmg op od LBND ME ‘ME FIVE SHILLINGS— Family Cizole, 350; Galery, |HANFRAU'SNATIONAL Lat penn 4, Pemlls of Mr, Tilton —Thured ted the drama. calied WHIVH WHO SPRAKS RST? Captch bariaa, jordan; ‘Mr, Warden; i Militant, Mra. i ta Mis To conclu: BGUTTMR Mauss “Mr. Tilton; Marie, it 12}6 conte, Doors open at Witch, 6% eleaks arta will rise at7¥. Fen URTOM'S, THEATRE, CHAMBERS March 22, witl be presented the farce call Kent Sar’ Mise IE venion et MACHETE Macbat, Mr. Circle He Fomily Ci oie. Doors open att; curtain risos st ste Lo yprde ed CIRCUS, 687 BROADWA) otrect—Last week bat one —Thi After ‘which, the farce of the TURN Dy BB: Mr. Mitebeil; Ferdinand Fitstiggins, Mr. pret a Miss Phitline, pay oe ee ips: “ ma inn Fe Nevi coneluc iy Ag Serurday, at twe o'clock. A. sags children halt mm 25 cents—children half Doors open st; emamaaon at TH. ‘Ag: "3 Chittenden, Lt Nickini Upper’ Boxes 28 contey Pit ag conte, Fear oe YUMPLIMENTABY BBN ASTOR Reto gan hag ed wageraex announce to the publ the has made Sigos fm whleh the sat ted satiate will sustain too iday evening, Marob 23, will be pr in 4 gota TpUR rant iv IT TO G. ANDREAS, OBI. The persoual fronds aud prota Andrews, will recollect that tl ry both, asa tribute to his talen's and ent: imcny is honorab'e and well merited and ante will be such as to give unequivocal satisfaction r ‘Corel ARNUMS AMBRIOAN MUSEUM — MOR Pilatus. | B gust anenace vuspicoon. conte, meat Parca eh ond 34 i A aye Blais 472 bate Grand and Broome es k. The Manager fy mon \woedestel cetoaity in eristonsese roighing 075 ba aera umaring seven fost Tovad the waist! Si inches, This remarkable lady ismuck more of « curiosity newned Daniel Lambert. She Titania, the Fairy Queen, reat Eoullibriets tnd Bastorn, Juggle for another week. Also engaged, G Chapman, Mr. Copeland, Highland’ Mammoth Boys, Rockwell, the fortune-teller, Admission 25 oon 1O years, 1236 cente, Negro Hcledie and my ;thic ny Pomartee existence, who oan he above dlstinetion. } iment porsiog atl style fo juce evide: rere Won Coneari ta a yanoes, every afternocn sae ory even. than the re be econ at all hours, with lebi Loo Family; the ce and t faver, eo) mots im thi Feoolved with approsation, onoes, & ae eae in the ra highly reopctasio and and highly respeo thelr superior merit aad at- have the honor of Introducing 8 great va- oie jue Operatic Chorus. rctuneie Leseen has eae frequently at- numerous [mitatorr,” but atta crowned te tao tl the familiar cognomen of Yankeo Bill, will give gnd Prtertal: ments, at Stuyvesant Institute, Monday, Wades. day, and Friday B iy cents each; no not ae oe onme re 4 od, inks Door open at 7—to commence at 73 ool! mitabl ge competition in ere Beat of Biblaplas representa Hons. ‘Tho compan formers, under the direction and management of B. r Chris- sof unequalled versatility and jommenee at 8 o'slock, An afternoon PM Ieran’,” “Blind , the eile = rT er Boy,” &c, the honor to announce nia eh af giving his ou Beenie, Chl fink Tabor St7“Gonoort wilt t om Saturday, commercing at 3 RS. FRANCES KEMBLE BUTLER WILL READ THURS. day Evening, Mareh 22, the pli tor of the Institute: Hon ‘Hotel, at Mr, fi this Thursday ev March 22d, including the followi: “The indians Comping” “Oh! why does: the white man fol. derson my Jo.” “Lonely Auld Wile.” “A Hous in x Heart,” f2 Jae of the Irish falgrant” “Death of Wi bp merald rots ny thee parte Tickets 50 cents. Doors open at7, to commence at Bo'olook. Henry LV,” at the kota to be had of Mr. ‘at the Astor House, the Ii rancig and Mr. Crowen's Book: TUYVESANT INSTITUTE,—MR, GILLS ENTERTAIN. mente—Third Week —Mr. G, Hl. Hill, comediai bevels ree Lootures larch 19th, ‘iokets 25 It price, For ee it dhegne see pre Tay be obtained at tho Autor Toute, teeing Hotel, and of itor of the Institute, mes. Tick ‘onse, Now Yo ABERWACLE.—MR. DeMrars com Qteeo,= “Lament of te teak Baier toe] original ballad entertainments this season at the T: hea the night wind bewaileth,” “John An “ Blind Inle.” ‘I'm alone, all ston otal yor auld “and hie popular cantata, in FOLLO ROOMS, 410 4ND U2 BROADWAY. —THE PARE: woll Concert of Li yeare—m bervatoires Nationsl, Paris, Tu be lew Vee Phiharmonio Soviet; Brooblyn ae Washington street, Brook]; R. EEMPSTER WILL SING AT RUTGERS INSTITUTE, ‘Madison stroct, on Friday Evening, March 29; and at the on Saturday ‘24, commencing exch Evening at 8 o'clock. sion. several eminent yes brother d *anaitale aFianist Saturday evoning, Maroh 24. OWNSEND AND ‘the Hudson River and tho olt; tion at the New Large Hall, fitt No A gears of age will take plac: French Mi rdinary Soirces every evening eh Pveek th ait yess oven s'etechrat the Minerva Rooms, No. 406 Broadway, where he will give a grand Magioal B'S MAMMOTH PANORAMAS OF 7 of New Yotk, now on exhibl ent, Admission, 60 ents; children, 25 ‘at No, 896 Broadway, corner of Fg Fancroms will commence my ats Re Yolook. Toket, 69 mai two, altos $1, There wili be an Afternoon Exnib(cion every Sa~ sftartion 8 at 3 o'eloak, for the secommodation of Fauition, ‘those who cannet mate it conveniont to attend If betel REAT Ott Jofeds hrhe 539 and cena tey, cous ry, oonsiata of & oat ywemaber of Life al of all nd Saeohbsicnl plea eo. Open fiom nine A iN , DomaNs LECTURE, AT THI TABERNACE 0! ‘Friday o1 Arch a8 ight MeoeeThe ry 179 | BROADWAY. EXHIBITION OF OIL, PAINTINGS, 6 orolock. rp Lease AND FIXTUKES OF THE PLACE OF AMUSE- ASTLE GARDEN.—THE ABOVE WELL-KNOWN SUM mer resort can now poene Diagenaieemscre S| Slow etoe, te propristorliaving other business tosttond to, Ap: ADWAY, BE. | mly one in this Chineee, several hundred Chinese inti mcs Sparkneate in | stores md voseols, models of pax: 4: ra boad and imons of Gayee) manufactures, their agricultural i ita instruments of music, Pea veary ‘Ro. till ten PML dally. Aduntttance, ab f price. vhildren under by od masters; till the 2th of April. Open from 10 ts | ‘Admittance 25 centa, | ment known as the Franklin Theatre, re offzred fur gale at 14, 30 Orange at, Sainatcorne th OALIFORNIA. Six mney SHESORNT CITY, 100 tone fe hid iuaebsies te will , st lor ¢ North river, on Tw Passengers for fea thie the dion nd pleasant rou to roach ug Grosoeus Chg, goa dizaet te Ch Facile wall stone " Orag ja now en the river at Chagres, of canoes and moe to feos, $115; do in lower cabin, B16, lis de in stoe Lt} io in lower cal gory lo fe hth ce abs allowed it Juraished upon low terms. Office hours rrom 8 A. M. at Panama in time the lat of May. The steamer pomraaas 160, doin doin Porro och ager ad viz dodo Broadway, entrance 4 Warren street. where harge, which deseri sheer sunt imported, » Ia ‘WE. ICAL. B, WHEELER, 29 GREENWICH STREET, DEVOTES saslusive attention to Diseases of the Bro, and invives of Artificial Eyes to eall upon him, ho just imported a most beautifnl selection from Paris; and 3g arrangemente made for s regular supply, the faculty will R. POWELL, OCULIST AND AURIST, DEVOTES HIS ‘attention, as usual, to diseases of the Kiyo aud Rar, at 261 yn be had his “Treatise on tho E; elon ‘leo, @ pamphict, free of rr thod of strengthening weak ply of artificial eyes. : mer. Freight init onspeda ia et A CALIFORNIA—THE Lolcats! tons barthen, will eail from Jersey cach steerage pa: Paggege, 70 coute por Tost. For: geotice of medicine hithertounattaln ¢ want of a remedy for diseases of the boon feb and longeovabt, Madame Shail, rogular Uraduate of OR SAN BRANCI! steamehi distizetion of having discovered a simple vogstab'e substance which she has presoribed for the treatment of invariabl munity are afllioted with diseases cf the Genital Organ Prick or ieiesen a In ene In storage, pretncs them betere the pablo. To those whe have debilitated themselves by that fearful practios, self pollution, the sicas «f which aro very evident by the sunken eyo, the sallow color of tho face, attond: ated form, aversion to the society of woman, but ebove all, the HAG Ser UNITEO joe eel leave Now York for FF odes CARLIORNEA yiae tee counter anoo(Cimpotency, | causcd more to. comm: care ee, Guaker tas all the ether maltortanes of Uife}—to those I recommend my Pills, By their usa the sparking eyo and Hicom of health will gain adorn avd bedight you. and the noble Wonk cf the great mastor again with tenacity will ling to life, ee CALIFORNIA.—FIRST SHIP FOR 8AN FRANCIS- — The staunch snd splendidly fitted a baving been unavoldatly detained np ship, BALANCE, Maroh 24vh. A few more vidio be iortacd, apenas tee rupted honey! weed found with Peek cable fare, cS ving Ehildree,aithe foot of Oliver: pod pred Ney aire oe or to bar- Ag & ek SMITH it tom ‘Wall street }. GAGER, 120 Wall atreot, . dence oer forward to the ded with a smiling Seri aie ng rng, here lle are ce | debility rrenied ‘orsequired, The indiscretior Keepers at Lovejoy’s Hotel and tarlyr at io Wall steoet. WO YOUNG MEN WISHING TO PROCBED OVERLAND bay Cased be Ci to nea into an Lo a an Any respectable arganiszed com: may be leavi Woabeve ment fecad plese pan the a middle ot ap April. “nddsose, REMONT ss80claTIOn.. OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA Galveston, Texas. ‘Though in 45 days; will leave on the be taken, if immediate sp- daily attendence Pirate terete fe Oe eae who wil ‘Minerva ota Rees eee south oan ROTEOTIVE, OVE We ctgrtoles patel A 10 0 PALIFORSTA, rote | oat wate phy Noles — do 80 (embers will meet daily at P.M. at the office ALIFORNIA, Me VERA CRUZ CITY OF MEXICO AND ADAME SHAIL'S VENUS PILLS ~-(?RAN SLATED from the French.) A dedderaium as been gained in the by the mod:cal faculty; jouitel Organs has loi alo Obstetrical Institute, claims for hereell the 000 disonses with ccuas and bowing that a large, partion of the com with ative evile which digeases of those ory bas, the advice of her friends an: the benefit of othera, brea iedaced to (ortring ‘the 001 INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Tree Wasuinaton, March 19, 1849. The President and his Cabinet—-.A Rupture at Hand. [ We advised you by telegraph, to-d, Jection by the Senate of Mr. MeGaughey feel tion, as Governor of Minesota. This Was expected} The nomination took every one by surprise. It was bad in every aspect. Mr. McGaughey isa young man of the most mediocre ability, if indeed he can be accused of possessing such a quality atall, and 184 most violent ultra whig. We are convinced the President neminated him upon the representa- tion of some member of his cabinet, without in- quiring into his character ; for we ean never be- lieve that General Taylor would countenance any man who could get up, as Mr. McGaughey did, in the House of Representatives, and declare that sooner than vote a penny to the support of the brave army which was then struggling against match- lees odds in Mexico, he would let every soldier starve. This barbareus and cowardly seatiment, so disgraceful to aay man; so unl ee the apirit which animated the whole American people, beg uttered in the session ot 46, by McGaughey, as a just mark of the detestation with which Bi his conduct was regarded, his constituents indignantly refured again 10 send hum to Congress. I suppose, theretore, that General Taylor was aware of this man’s olaracter, is to imagine what cannot by any possibility be the case. The nomination was re- Jected by a considerable vote. Presi lent Taylor has declared, and daily re- peats the declaration, that the ‘cabinet are re- sponsible for Che pointer and that he will hold them to it. People who know him best, de- clare that he will bear no humbug; the moment he finds his advisers are playing him false, he will send them to the right about. ‘e have no means of knowing the truth of this, but assuredly no greater deception can be practised upon him, than this McGaughey’s nomination. The rejection of a person nominated by the Executive, is always a mortifying act, but in the present instance itis rer.dered doub! bly 80, from the fact that itis a re- ection of a nomination made by a_‘ moderate” edministration, upon the ground of the appoint- ment being so ‘ultra that even the whig Senators themselves could not stand It has caused much dissat sfaction, and the feel- ing 1s daily increasing, from the large number of ex-members of Congress who are rece ving offices. Men who have been laid on the shelf by their con- stituents, are daily borne picked up and comtorta- bly stowed awa not accuse the Presi« dent of doing al! ‘this; but he is responsible to the country for it. ‘As friends of Gener: \ Taylor—and we have supported him from the first—we con- fess we leok with grevt anxiety to the pro- oe of his government ; not that we doubt in the shghtest his mamenets of purpose, but because we know that a few false steps, Heed taken, may drive from his support a host of people who are now willing and anxious to Pecan im fa- vorabl see ave heard rumors of at least one member of we cabinet pursuing, alkeady, a course of olicy anything but in Keeping with the spirit which vades General Taylor’s letters and speecheas fe have heard of ‘family compacts,” and manau- vrings, and pings, We know not how far they can be believed ; but we do know that already a feeling of disappointment and discontent is spread- ing. ‘There is but one way of putting anend to all this; that way 1s clear, anil we believe the President will pursue it. But let nothing surprise you; and, least of all, a Tupture in the cabinet as at present constituted. Far more unlikely things have happened—and we risk but little in the assertion that it 1s more than ssible Mr. Crittenden will be in Washington efore many months, if not weeks. B. Wasuinaton, March 19, 1849, The Government Organ— Messrs. Gales and Seaton Scattering of the Ofice-seekers—- The Cabinet and the Appowntments--The New York Post Office, &c., &c. The National Intelligencer has been formally adopted, by the cabinet, as the government organ. Ithad been reported that Mr. Bullitt, one of the New Orleans editors, and Mr. Prentice, of the Louisville Journal, were to establish a new whig paper here, under the auspices of the administra- tion; but I understand that if such a project was entertained, it’ has been abandoned. Although Gales and Seaton, as editors, are quite behind the age, the respectable manner in which their paper has always been couducted has given them a standing and reputation which it would be difficult for any new editors to reach. Their personal d lovk Whioh the consoionsnare of impotency stampa on the @ corse of miabind, whioh hes unbidden into the pre- ear natural concomitan the conrelounness of Impotency, and na bow Tany there are married who live in constant misery and disappointment by reason of their ister of nature. But now the 0% for life, can eontinus to enjoy an thoes who, had given up the hope their ith or to comfort ort them in tl ibe generative gana of both sexon whether, constitu. | f Youth, which produce | ious aftota bots upon mind and body,” chu he rected, and the nervous system hare he f manhood have been i ake Spat in emall box Bara i 7 Hotter to any part af the Unit ca tates oF Canadan, Trice ore ‘ital box. To 2 Parla, of tho followtog appoiniod arexta = Sa oatadway. comae " fashn streot; 278 Brondway, corne! Chambers street; pit; #, Howard’ street: 63 | oe omer of Walker veeet 4 Grand street, corcor of Allon Tervou 114 Canal he ‘opposive Wort Broadway; 902 corner of Leonar R. JEFFRIES ANTIDOTS |) THE MOST RFFRCTUAL | See vad Meatdetinmente veaual organs Bopgaxpeneuce as ve any ¢! sis di revalt is obtained in from two to {an dagy, and asit nolther creates nausea nor offends the. pala Ite i eri et ule aay re Price $1 per bottle. ole ‘Agent foe |. RING, 192 Bresdway, corner John street. nforming, to start on the B)th inst wc siics eed oh the mince in es eeotioem ae to gneure tholr wocers, ‘The principles upon which this oompany Ls founded are most reperior, as enquir Bj the above toute, wh wi Information are requested. Setweem land 4 P.M at tha st.and the Bowery. ranisa’smesting, At hall past 7 lon thet saetaliaente at this it ‘elf ow tecuens oeal at Capt. of Company, AT THE STORE OF Tam Provisions necessary for thoir Le rag Allartioles patup is Te cstaia' house om par onlay business, Ci xoterapaed ever OAN FIND toutly Wall ohceet, Now York. |. A. NIXON, 103 WILLIAM ST, up stairs, New York, has every arti for California outfite, Tents, Blankets, Mattrossos, Clothing, &c, ALIFORN. fog nr bt WATER CANNOTREADILY BE ba the ure a a hese Filter. and the # ‘are distant Ort trom them; tut will ALIFORNIA GOOD8.—! ere aro not always weils Youwlinec have fine Ds, GLOVER ea CONSULTED DURING THE DAY AND He ou HOLT tailed ‘the skill of of Joss experience. His extract ef A a LONG STANDING AND E} s1VE practice in bas bad alinvst daily oppertunitios of | tee ering the bing which aro ¢ntailed on patents who place th msl under the treatment of those hoy tough content ub Seo foe nb hy baw hd of their hee that ts. A sii r-4 Ot y has lone induced the th nt derarture from the established Pale of the prefeesion, and those who ma. . mont ¢n these diseases which nesd 1 py pute ste containing rl puticu ars (1 \Leense, to | 0x 9, " Incoglte will be fully appreciated; and ailonts etn be as elficeutly,trented th New York. | Ino to prrcving the tent, as well as local < ocrrespondence se ® yorsonal interview. To guard st Linposition, only Intters can Deavtended. to which contain the uaual phyei- cian’s fee. (without a filter, ) in the ees! ot peed, ilgoninve ty nari hp Wediotnee we ald be ineffectual, ourial and other of De cooree (DUANE STRE us— Has, FOR TAR LAST tice to the treatment of Mer- | jelicate natnre. He can cure the wwated cases of thie disease, and mild casos removed in fourteon yos: two to'fre dayn. A porfoct cure er no charge. Disnase Women, Sixth ees. 18m. pp. 2h. Pri $1. GO,000 copies | wears cr watering. ¢ of phy and mental engl to many an Peper wife, tapos, Howrand dreds Bow their graves been atil alive, by a timoly f le mt intaeended capaciatly for tho marti, oF thoes con om pta spariony,s4 1 diolooen tp han petiens rly. and ae it at 30) crete Aveentce, ‘ham, ts obtain, water tua orm tase seared ie Principal dim va Bie residence. Oh phi ate be ag eon, Rai ‘aes ite ie aman co, No. 70 Nassaw seteests bp otalrs: Paoueasisteae adie ABOUT desirous to leave their likenrsses with their frier ds, Vhig J te rell to call at Brady's, Nos. 20 and 207 reasom of recont improvements and adai- ent, faithfal and Broadway, where, by Peo pad order, together with Hight road in good ewalad heater eo sold for want of use, atree! ‘score F°% ery TONS oh ion aN vine OF DB Boat ee 8a) Ewe OLUB BOATS, It “con ce Sith furnttute, hor one, four eared tu vot sosila "Pogetuor with emptor er and a ecull boat for 2 of four Bn, Will ofan exocliont boat houm in s very convenient looation, amorerate, Address box 2755, P {OR SALE-THE WELLEROWR oreiee SALOON NO. ry (corner of Bayard street). Any person wisht Pra eines tne yo mpc = - ‘this Florence, oorgor of ir, No.10 Ws Washington me BAN BIOATY (Te ioden, “a ona, 4 foot ecb, eis atton roughly made, Tee, are fas toereac tt ie no bry ood A, water rer having been substituted. Inquire of WASABUAN, MOOR TO, Worserter, Mae’, re Lee? TUARKS — wil Tor tow thos, Lwwidte ve on ue or vit FOTICR 10 ) LET, THR MA NBE MARRIGD WOMAN'S FRIVAIE BAteb a panion, by Be eo Paving Professor of unlary dificnltios to the husband, A enjoyed oom: bt igen ave now broken in health would have enjoyed | ‘Dposses- ting, yrtant seorets which should be known, ‘these whose bealth does not permit of an increase of family, ie of Lae age importance. feralethe w wife, the mother, the one either budding into Toneahoet, oF the one in the decline of years in lean Sates Sontenptatse, aa. Important chango—can discover the cases, symptoms, and the most officient re nedica, and most certain mode eects rate ‘whion her tex is sub- roe mle £22 street, N. ¥.; prone aa ie Dee (3-4 ae B. reterson, $8 Chesnut street, Philad On the reovipt of 81, 8 00) 7 wil bo aranannitied by mail free of rage, to any » tof the United Beaten, All Jotere must bo ad pest paid, to Dr. A ‘M Mauriconu, Box 1,224 New York city, Offices 18 Liberty lamene Di dentally om private Siocemea loore and ue be foes ry rien eget organic debilit be oe ve | danbenel bevy pe Ee: be a Gre curves 0S ranta to cure, See his is epend ba seen Loe peereual minut pase through the post office, ie? Sew fester Howton to Ldverool a abi, 15 eight OF paonaqe a bo ardrital TR CUNARD, 3.38 Brondway, ND LINR—THB SELP let Avril, |, Ageate.83 Wallstreet, Ane. CHESTER, FROM NBW OXLEANS—CONSIGNERS this voree) ro requosted to call at the offoe of aho su n the average bond; aud all lighters oF j ontye. Jetsoned while PACKETS FOR BAVRE—aRCO Paget John Willard Jered from 2 certain c'aae of paopia, who oan properly bin services (u stricture, from Cac Advanced and Getreasiug stag, (frem oncom fous cory axtonaire practice) Na con alfoed & cep nates! wo0e, er etre ashore on A dtecom, LAWSON & GWA. WV Es tne Line FIX ALBANY AND TROY or EWE Lew Captain WW. Tupper ‘Y.—D. CORBITT, 19 DUAN! arTRaer ceptor i. GOI Ten fot the treatmen' jn ities of rs, Torated y tent of et dicate Whe enables DEC. ae cure tbe, From form. ot jo meroury used. ton atroot, ATAULY CONSULT Deer fies 3 Dey Mint aria dau inca cia regi my ponding tb) on the o ewt approves iter: Indulgence can also apply, with a eee "ie SI Boy street. 1 AUTHOR 0 be oF yas CHOAL RLV ATR DiBra fhets sever hate Sr bert ‘cure. It is chiefly, however, those who have 74 ‘aset, or incipten' , the bas geen Me etpetnn, mnt > f | Smith considered his c! popularity and well-known liberality, as citizens, with their great political experience, gives them great advantages over any who might attempt to compete with them atthe seat of government. The late Congress passed a resolution to subscribe for one thousand copies of Gales and Seaton’s reports of congressional debates, at $5 pervolume. It 18 probable that the number of volumes will exceed twenty—so that this subscri; Migr by Congress will amount to over one hundred thousand dar, It would be curious to ascertain how many or millions of dollars have been paid them as pub- lie printers for the last fifty years, during must of whieh time they have enjoyed the government pe tronage. Still, I presume, they are both behi Blair & Rives, oreven Mr. Ritchie, in their pecu- niary circumstances, notwithstanding the much greater length of their career as printers for the national government. The crowd of office-seekers which was seen here during the last two weeks, hasvery generally dispersed, and but few of them are left behind.— Old Zack’ seems to have hit upon a isnt to scatter them, (by referring those who trouble him to his cabinet, without distinction,) which has proved. quite as effectual as were his operations at Buena Vista in scattering the Mexican army. Some of the office-seeking gentry go off in a rage with the bE otic and his cabinet, Be pete 3 to one back with stronger papers and documents, whi the heads of depertinents will be com lled to read and consider; others declare Old Zack to be eo humbug; while some know not what to make of him, and endeavor, in vain, to find out what in- fluence moves the cabinet whose advice the Presi- dent has thus far followed I believe in every in- stance. Disinterested Le vel to fe prrredes the course pursue: the President ‘ing unac- quainted timeelf with the political and social standing and fitness for office of most of the nu- merous candidates, he refers them all, without re- gard to personal friendship or regard, to the net, for decision asto their claims. Personal a; peals to him are therefore not only of no avail, bat absolutely injurious to the applicants. Were fhe to ursue a different course, and attempt to decide between conflictmmg claimants for office, his inex- tience in the affairs ot civil goverameut would lead him into numerous and. irretrievable errors, and the formation of another kitchen cabinet, = in the days of Jackson, would be we: sult. The people willnow held the cabinet, i | the constitutional advisers of the Executive, re- sponsible for the appeteee to office le by this administration. The heads of department I believe, may be relied on as eautious and shrew: men, who willendeavor :o act for what they be- lieve to be the best interests of the country. So far they have acted with impartiality between the | original Taylor men and those who preferred Clay, Scott or Webstér, giving to the friends of each @ | cc * the offices dispense need. intments fer yan, hia he excited a en eal of interest. Fer Collector, Peter hi appeals te old Zack pone go 3 ers; but his is to ol ave in | oa and the Philadelphia wae are 4 d to Gen. Smith as weandid ste for the ice he geeks. He will, probably, get som ing however, for his efforts in causing the Ciellg tween the natives and whigs in irae, Gen. Dillard, Albert Ramsay, of Harri 9 ‘are named as competitors wil | on Moyer feo lector, John C. Montgomery, Post- ledelphia under Harrison aa Tyler; mans oe re-appointment. wood Fisher ffice in Philadelphia. wit undersiood here That, for Postmaster of if your cil New Yerk, Elijah Paine, er Ol Sa pil cat Me, Cau ie Se master General id, tl of Lad oan amcnens New Yonkers mand, say he will not be satisfac- Gov. Young stands ahead at pre- es Collector, ¢ your citizens express the opin- tenthat neither of the candidates named will ane swer. Why do not the whig merchants of New York assemble and recommend a candidate? Such a man would, doubtless, Lea af ios brought torward. AN Onsnver. Wasuinaton, March 20, 1849. The Rejected Nomination. We were mistaken in asserting that Mr. Me- Gaughey’s rejection, as Gov. of Minesota, by the Senate, was nearly unanimous—it was strictly a party vote. We, however, know that the feeling in favor of his rejection, was almost unanimous; aad nothing but adesire not to embarrass the admi- nistration, induced four-filths of the whig senators to vote infuyor of the nomination. Indeed, no se- cretis made of this teeling to-day—a feeling, as we learn trom ung nadie aathority, partici- din hy the dietinguished vot ac the